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My reading of my autobiographical novel, Two Inch Heels, about my 11 week journey backpacking through Western Europe in 1973 at age 18. The novel is divided into 53 chapters, each its own podcast episode, and most containing adult language and some with sexual and drug references.
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The David B. Abernethy Emeriti/ae Lecture Series: Autobiographical Reflections features distinguished senior faculty members speaking about their lives, careers, and inspirations. Speakers reflect a wide range of teaching and research fields at Stanford, including the arts, humanities, social sciences, education, business, law, engineering, sciences, and medicine.
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I have SDAM and speak to anyone about it on the podcast, including others with the condition, and anyone that shows any interest in learning about it. The purpose of the podcast is to raise awareness of SDAM. I will also talk about my personal views on the podcast when they concern SDAM. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdampodcast/support
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Anomalous RAP Podcast

Andrew: The Anomalous One

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The Anomalous RAP Podcast is the companion guide to the Anomalous RAP Archive — a space where hip-hop, story, and philosophy collide. Here, I reveal the thoughts behind my creative process, unpack the meaning in my verses, and explore the ideas that shaped both the art and the artist. Sometimes it’s a short reflection, sometimes a long breakdown, sometimes a dialogue with others — but every episode connects back to the Archive and the code it represents. 🔗 Explore AnomalousRapArchive.com — h ...
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He's on his final warning, he's a man on fire (not literally), a maverick and with his hipflask, brass companion and disposable camera, Nigel Peregrine is about to expose the truth about the hi-octane, adrenaline thumping, fist throwing world of front line Loss Adjusting. With his true tales and expert knowledge having spent 35 years, "Adjusting the sh*t out of claims," this podcast is sure to entertain. You thought insurance was boring. WRONG! Prepare to have YOUR MIND BLOWN by the absolute ...
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From KMUW Studios and part of the NPR Network, Marginalia is a weekly 29-minute show hosted by Beth Golay. Episodes always features an author interview, and *sometimes* include editorial commentary, book reviews, indie bookstore reading recommendations and other marginalia to enhance the reading experience. Since 2015, Beth has interviewed hundreds of authors, including Pulitzer Prize–winners, US Poet Laureates and two Nobel Laureates.Several of Beth's interviews are included each year in NP ...
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Instru(mental)

Brea Murakami

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What if you didn’t have to be a scientist or a musician to use music in your everyday life? Every episode of Instru(mental) explores music psychology research and how it shapes your brain, your body, and your life. This podcast isn’t just about what music sounds like, it’s about what music does to you. Hosted by board-certified music therapist, Brea Murakami.
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On the Ward

St Andrew's Healthcare

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Hosted by staff nurse John-Barry Waldron, who has worked at St Andrew's Healthcare for 15 years, 'On the Ward' challenges some of the myths and taboos around complex mental illness in the UK today, as it explores what really happens behind the walls of a secure psychiatric hospital.
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Research English At Durham

Research English At Durham

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READ gives you an insight into the groundbreaking literary research from Durham University’s world-class Department of English Studies. Our podcasts feature lectures by our researchers, as well as poetry readings and interviews with authors. Visit our blog and follow us on social media, or find out more about the Department of English Studies.
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Lit from the Basement

Lit from the Basement

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This is a podcast in which Professor Deulen introduces poetry to her irreverent husband, Max. Each show is a close reading of a single poem. They discuss it for a bit, allowing the conversation to take on a life of its own.
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Assamese Book Review is a weekly book recommendation podcast series that includes the best Assamese books in print. Handpicked and curated by our presenter, Bijit Borthakur, a bibliophile and teacher of English literature. Each weekly episode comes with a personal rating and a note about the book selected. He uses a scale of 5 in the increments of 1. He includes a book in the show only when it scores at least 3 marks in his rating system. If included, he starts the rating from 3 and higher. ...
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peep podcast

peep podcast

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peep® is a media company with cross platform content including a live show, quarterly peep magazine publication and live events. We specialise in digital marketing, photography, journalism and creative culture. Based in Newcastle and promoting the under-represented. AWARDS - Newcastle Best Small Business / People's Choice Award Cultural Creative winner. Mike Figgis Award for Innovation & MAGAZINE OF THE YEAR - NORTH ENGLAND. Prestige Awards 2020 North England. Contact peep magazine for revie ...
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In this episode, Conor chats with Max Sun about his path to becoming an APL-er. Socials Tacit Talk YouTube Playlist Conor Hoekstra: Twitter | BlueSky | Mastodon About the Guests Max Sun is Senior APL Developer at InvestCloud, Inc. and was previously an APL developer at BCA Research. His interests include array programming, functional programming an…
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In this episode, we trace the story of this sefer through bibliographic works and library collections, following the evidence used to piece together information about the work and its author. We look at who encountered the sefer, how it was cited, and what those references reveal about its circulation and use. We then explore why the Magen Avraham …
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This week on Marginalia, Beth Golay speaks with author L.M. Chilton about his satirical murder mystery, Everyone in the Group Chat Dies; Suzanne Perez reviews I See You’ve Called In Dead by John Kenney; and Jan Weissmiller from Prairie Lights Books in Iowa City joins us with some book recommendations.…
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Send us a text Pro skateboarder Kevin Baekkel jumps on the phone with Shan to talk about his standout part in the Creature Skateboards film Sever. Shan, Jim, and Jamie get into SOTY predictions, break down this year’s THT episodes, and debate why we lie to children about Santa. Happy New Year, y’all. Shan 🙏🖤 Support the show and get discounts! (Cli…
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Send us a text There is a full video production of this episode. Watch here. Bob Burnquist is one of the most influential skateboarders of all time. From his early roots street skating in Sao Paulo, Brazil to pioneering mega ramp skateboarding, he has literally reshaped what’s possible on a skateboard. In this episode, Bob opens up about his mindse…
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For centuries, many have turned to the Ramban’s commentary to uncover Torah’s deepest layers. This episode traces how Ramban was learned through the ages — from early manuscripts to modern editions. Deep diving into Rav Mordechai Gimpel Jaffe’s Techeles Mordechai and the new edition of Keren Pnei Moshe.…
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Send us a text I check-in with Santa Cruz Skateboards and Independent Trucks team manager Wade McLaughlin for a chat about the “Anti Venom” tour video release. Then I check in with Smoke Beer Skateboards team rider Sam Giles for a chat about the premier of their latest team video “Never on Time”. Then I finish the episode with some strategies for g…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I return to a place I’ve been visiting since I was a kid. It’s loud, chaotic, and somehow peaceful. I talk about distraction, attention, and the strange calm that exists inside the constant motion. What starts as simple observation becomes a reflection on how easily we mistake motion for meaning — and h…
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Send us a text Simon Lyydiard is Newcastle street royalty. For decades he pushed boundaries, built spots, broke himself, and left a legacy that’s still rolling. In this week's episode, Simon talks Newy’s golden years, fixing cars, fixing motorbikes, riding for Foundation, riding for Amnesia, designing board graphics, and the story behind the legend…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I explore the parallels between electricity and emotion — how our energy moves through presence, attention, and connection. We talk about what fuels us, what drains us, and how to protect our power while still sharing it with others. Because just like electricity, emotional energy needs balance — awaren…
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In this episode, Conor chats with Aaron Hsu live from Minnowbrook 2025 about Co-dfns, fonts, AI and more! Socials Tacit Talk YouTube Playlist Conor Hoekstra: Twitter | BlueSky | Mastodon About the Guests Aaron Hsu is the implementor of Co-dfns and an advocate for a terse and minimal array programming style. Hsu has a background in academic function…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I trace the origin of my voice — the sound, the cadence, the energy people call passion. It didn’t come from training or public speaking. It came from the communities that embraced me and the music that raised me — from Jam On It to Straight Outta Compton, from Mac Dre to Gangsta Dre. 🎧 Listen in as I t…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I explore two simple truths — opportunity doesn’t knock, it hides; and good things do not come to you, you have to make then happen. This one is about movement with intention — how to build your map, trust your compass, and know when it’s time to stop walking in circles and take a deliberate detour towa…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I break down the meaning behind the name Anomalous RAP Archive — why I chose each word, and what they represent in my work. I define what Anomalous means to me, how I reinterpret RAP as a code of conduct — Resilience Against Pressure, Rally Allied Protest, Reclaim All Power — and why I built an Archive …
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What can we deduce from hearing less than 1 second of music? Learn how accurately listeners can identify music genres from excerpts that are less than a quarter of a second long, and see how your brain does in a mini version of the experimental task. Our takeaways include how these sophisticated, split-second associations to music sometimes work ag…
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In this episode, I share a hesped for R’ Dovid Kamenetsky זצ״ל, a talmid chacham & prolific author. I reflect on my personal connection with him and the lessons we can learn from his life—especially his generosity and devotion to helping others. I also trace his legacy, highlighting his many significant works on the Vilna Gaon and his Beis Medrash,…
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Send us a text Damo Kennedy is a lifelong skateboarder, artist, writer and cultural contributor. Damo’s journey reflects both the grit and creativity that skateboarding demands. Known for his dedication, authenticity, and ability to capture raw moments via his art and writing, Damo's influence is subtle, yet profound. Enjoy, Shan Support the show a…
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I take you back to Freedom Park in North Highlands — the place where I first wrote Mindset. I set the scene of that day, recite the verse acapella, and then open it up line by line to share what I was seeing, feeling, and realizing in that moment. Mindset was a turning point for me — shifting from negat…
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Can music change our moral judgments of others? In this episode, we explore how knowing about someone's, or something's, musicality shifts our moral decision-making. This episode's research study includes four related experiments involving musical monkeys, anti-musical humans, dogs, babies, and robots. Then, we explore what the converging results s…
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In this episode, I share a hesped for R’ Eliyahu Greensweig זצ״ל, a hidden talmid chacham, a prolific author — filling notebooks, and pages with his vast Torah knowledge. Though not a public figure, his quiet brilliance, meticulous exactitude in seforim, and endless written output made him truly unique. I reflect on my personal connection with him …
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In this episode of the Anomalous RAP Podcast, I talk about how Rising Action Potential came together — what it is, how it’s structured, and why it’s taken so much time to build. I also play the EP 1 Trailer and talk about what listeners can expect: a 25-minute hip-hop memoir designed to be experienced start to finish — not background noise, but a s…
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What if you didn’t have to be a scientist, or a musician, to use music in your everyday life? Hi there, I’m Brea, a board-certified music therapist and this is Instru(mental) – a podcast that explores the science of music and how it shapes your brain, your body, and your life. This podcast isn’t just about what music sounds like, it’s about what mu…
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Send us a text In this episode: Bevin Newton calls in to recap the 10-Year Anniversary of the Kobbas/Bowl-a-nana/Koby Mitchell Classic skate fest in Coffs Harbour, NSW, celebrating a decade of grassroots skateboarding energy and community vibes. Chad Caruso joins live from the East Coast USA to talk about the release of his feature film documentary…
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What's the best music for a wedding? In this episode, I explain how I lightly manipulated my guests with music to make my wedding as fun, engaging, and memorable as possible. We'll cover research about the music and social bonding hypothesis, the brain's reward circuitry, and statistics about my own wedding playlists that explains how music contrib…
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Returning after a Hiatus * Today is just going to be a hangout with me and Aaron if you’re into that.. And later, we’ll return to more specific topics * Give a little personal history & history of the show Full Move to NYC Teaching * Less time Hopscotch Labs * Working on that * Beebot - coming SOON!! * Internship Program Hope for The Local Maximum …
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Send us a text In this week’s episode, I take you inside Weekend at Timmy’s - the tropical skate gathering of the year in Airlie Beach, North Queensland. Event organisers Lachie Abbott and Tim Hazelton join me via phone to share their reflections and insights about the unique event that it was. Alongside the stories from the weekend, I explore the …
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Send us a text In this episode, I sit down with Andy MacKenzie, the former owner of Kwala Distribution - a key player in shaping the scene throughout the golden era of 90s Australian skateboarding. We talk about the early days of Kwala, the brands it supported, the tours it facilitated, and how it helped feed the culture, both locally and internati…
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As summer rolls in and Tishah B’Av approaches, it’s the perfect moment to reconnect with Jewish history through two classic works: Shevet Yehudah and Yaven Metzulah. In this episode, we reflect on why Jewish historical awareness matters—especially now—and how these books can frame our memory, mourning, and meaning during the Nine Days. Information …
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