Best Cleaning And Cocktails Podcasts (2025)

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From Hustler to CEO: Unlocking the Think Bigger Mindset EP #110 43:12

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🎙️✨ In this empowering episode of Cleaning & Cocktails, we sit down with entrepreneur, systems strategist, and community-driven leader Dominique Williams! 🌟 🚀 Dominique is a master at helping business owners scale smarter, systemize operations, and reclaim their time without sacrificing growth. As the President of C&C Cleaning Services, Lexi’s Drin…

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Call the Pipe Guy 51:01

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Hail storms, Machete flies and pipe guys on an all new episode!

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Inside Trump's White House makeover 5:48

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Trump's Oval Office is decorated in gold. He's paved over the damp Rose Garden grass. He's even building a ballroom near the east wing.By WBUR & NPR

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Floridians brace for SNAP uncertainty amid Trump's new tax law 4:18

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Changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP could undermine Fresh Access Bucks.By WBUR & NPR

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Harvard freshman whose mezuzah was stolen says Trump's university defunding won't curb antisemitism 5:21

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The Trump administration issued a report alleging Harvard University had violated civil rights law, citing an incident in which a religious scroll — known as a mezuzah — went temporarily missing from the doorway of a Jewish student's dorm room.By WBUR & NPR

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Extreme weather makes summer camps more dangerous. How can you protect your kids? 3:21

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Extreme weather makes being out in nature more risky as the flood deaths at Camp Mystic in Texas showed.By WBUR & NPR

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'Anything's Pastable,' says Dan Pashman of 'The Sporkful' 10:44

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Dan Pashman created the award-winning podcast "The Sporkful" and invented a new shape of pasta.By WBUR & NPR

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Trump wants to make it easier to institutionalize some homeless people. How will that play out in LA? 5:56

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A recent presidential executive order calls for sending some mentally ill or addicted homeless people into involuntary treatment, known as civil commitment.By WBUR & NPR

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The significance of Britain's potential recognition of a Palestinian state 5:51

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Britain announced it would conditionally recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly this September.By WBUR & NPR

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Celebrate summer fruit with these berry delicious recipes 5:54

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The blueberries are just beginning to morph from green to their stunning purple-blue and August means blackberries will be ripe any day now.By WBUR & NPR

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One Virginia woman's story of addiction recovery 8:49

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The country’s opioid epidemic of the last generation hit Appalachian Virginia particularly hard. Rural counties are still struggling to recover.By WBUR & NPR

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What to know about new Texas redistricting maps 3:38

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Trump pushed Gov. Greg Abbott for new maps that would add five Republican seats in the U.S. House.By WBUR & NPR

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U.S. lawmakers call for Trump to address Gaza hunger crisis 5:38

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U.S. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are breaking with their support for Israel and calling on President Trump to do more to address the hunger crisis in Gaza.By WBUR & NPR

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The story Ruth Asawa's bouquet drawings 2:36

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The late American artist, whose work is currently the subject of a major internationally touring retrospective, had a habit of drawing bouquets of flowers people gave her and then eventually returning the sketches to the bouquet-givers.By WBUR & NPR

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How Iowa's governor is working to address child care 7:46

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One of the key priorities for Iowa’s Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds is to make child care more accessible for families.By WBUR & NPR

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Why earthquakes can trigger tsunamis 6:01

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An 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia's far east triggered tsunami watches and advisories in Hawaii, Alaska, and the entire Pacific coast of the United States.By WBUR & NPR

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Dogg Zzone 9000 - Episode 239, VR.5 with Tom Reimann 1:19:23

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Tom Reimann joins the DOGGZZONE to discuss... cyber... stuff. Cyber crime mysteries? It's the 90's and just like the 90's none of it makes any sense. But none of that matters because Pen Jilett is there, which means you're gonna need a password to the sex dungeon. Whatever your password for your old Earthlink email was... that's the password. Line …

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Dogg Zzone 9000 - Episode 238, Expository Theme Songs with Zak Koonce 1:12:37

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Look, we're all just having fun here right? Well STOP. It's time to get serious. You have two choices. Are you an ape fucker or a duck fucker? Take your tim-TIME'S UP. You've made your choice, the traveler has come. Zak Koonce and the rest of the DOGGZZONE are here to reveal your fate, you sad, sad zoophile. Shame.Also, BUY ROBERT BROCKWAY'S NEW BO…

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Senators expected to vote this week on controversial federal judge nominee Emil Bove 5:22

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Emil Bove is President Trump's former personal defense attorney.By WBUR & NPR

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Is the semicolon dead? Some grammar enthusiasts say so 5:45

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The semicolon has been described as a "graceful pause" in writing. But this graceful punctuation mark is being forgotten.By WBUR & NPR

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How 'consensual doxing' relates to internet privacy 9:25

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Kristen Sotakoun uses her TikTok account to sleuth out information about willing participants.By WBUR & NPR

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Repair fairs offer opportunity to recycle and reuse broken items 3:02

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Around the country, volunteer-run repair cafes are helping people get broken items fixed for free.By WBUR & NPR

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Can diet and exercise lower the risk of Alzheimer's? 3:44

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A new study offers the best evidence that lifestyle changes can protect a person's memory.By WBUR & NPR

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EPA proposal would reverse finding used to fight climate change 6:00

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The proposal would overturn endangerment finding, which determined that greenhouse gas emissions can be regulated under the Clean Air Act.By WBUR & NPR

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Grass, dirt and blood: Baseball uniforms stain easily. Here's how one manager gets them clean 7:55

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You could look to the internet for laundry tips. Or, you could look to a minor league ballpark.By WBUR & NPR

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Migrant advocates file class-action lawsuit over Trump administration policy 4:57

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They’re challenging a new Trump administration policy that forces immigrants without legal status to remain locked up in ICE custody.By WBUR & NPR

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How to see two meteor showers peaking Tuesday night 3:43

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Two meteor showers — the Southern Delta Aquariids and the Alpha Capricornids —peak Tuesday night, giving stargazers a chance to see 20 to 30 meteors per hour.By WBUR & NPR

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Chef Eric Adjepong wants to bring the flavors of 'Ghana to the World' 9:31

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We revisit our conversation with Food Network host and "Top Chef" finalist Eric Adjepong about his cookbook "Ghana to the World: Recipes and Stories That Look Forward While Honoring the Past."By WBUR & NPR

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Eaton Fire residents unite to share toxic testing data 7:24

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Some homes are still standing after fires in Southern California destroyed thousands of homes earlier this year, but testing shows they are full of toxic chemicals.By WBUR & NPR

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Take a look inside a coral nursery off the Florida Keys 2:56

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It's one of the largest in the world and is meant to help replenish reefs that have suffered from bleaching.By WBUR & NPR

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The economic impacts of Trump's new trade world order 11:43

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After the European Union agreed to 15% tariffs on exports to the U.S., we step back to assess the impact of the new trade reality that President Trump is starting to forge with countries across the world.By WBUR & NPR

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What new trade deals mean for American consumers 3:45

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Most goods that the European Union exports to the U.S. will be taxed at 15%.By WBUR & NPR

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The appeal and complicated legacy of cultural icon Hulk Hogan 5:43

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Professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan died last Thursday at the age of 71.By WBUR & NPR

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What is the impact when parents can opt their kids out of school lessons for religious reasons? 5:34

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A recent Supreme Court ruling allowing parents to opt their children out of lessons including LGBTQ+ themes could give new standing to parents who object to the Texas state curriculum.By WBUR & NPR

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Famine expert on 'mass starvation' in Gaza 6:09

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Humanitarian organizations continue to sound the alarm of an impending famine if the situation on the ground in Gaza continues, with little aid allowed into the region by Israel.By WBUR & NPR

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It's normal to cycle through friends. Here's how to make new ones 9:28

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A 2024 Gallup Poll found that 1 in 5 American adults report feeling lonely every single day.By WBUR & NPR

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How the All-American Rejects are building a movement to uplift young artists 11:06

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When The All-American Rejects started a house party tour earlier this year, the band’s goal was to get back to their roots to promote their first new music in 10 years.By WBUR & NPR

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How to handle a car emergency 3:24

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You might know the basics of car safety, like buckling your seatbelt or using your turn signal. But what do you do in car emergencies?By WBUR & NPR

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European Union bows to Trump in new trade deal 5:33

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Most EU exports to the U.S. will face a 15% tariff. The EU agreed to lift all tariffs on U.S. goods.By WBUR & NPR

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Palestinian boy gets some semblance of his childhood back with new prosthetic 6:15

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Israeli bombing in Gaza has left thousands of children without limbs.By WBUR & NPR

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What's inside Trump's AI action plan? 5:52

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The plan could make it easier for tech companies to move quickly on building data centers and other infrastructure to advance artificial intelligence. But it also requires AI companies doing business with the federal government to promote "ideological neutrality."By WBUR & NPR

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Check out this toy library 3:13

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What if toys could be borrowed like books from a library?By WBUR & NPR

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From video games to AI: How Nvidia became a $4 trillion company 7:46

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A California-based company that designs chips used in artificial intelligence reached a big milestone before well-known tech giants like Apple or Microsoft.By WBUR & NPR

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Evangelical Christian pastor on political division and wanting to build bridges instead of walls 9:37

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President Trump has received a significant amount of support from Evangelical Christians.By WBUR & NPR

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After a week of Trump trade deals, what do we know? 3:48

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As President Trump heads to Europe today, he told reporters that the odds of a trade deal with the European Union are 50-50 and even less likely with Canada.By WBUR & NPR

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Claire Keegan's 'Small Things Like These' reenters the zeitgeist 9:17

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It was selected for Oprah Winfrey's book club and made into a film starring Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy.By WBUR & NPR

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Remembering Ozzy Osbourne 8:03

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Ozzy Osbourne died on Tuesday at the age of 76, less than three weeks after he sat on a throne on stage — not far from where he was born — and performed a final show with Black Sabbath.By WBUR & NPR

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Politics roundtable: Congress heads home 11:08

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President Trump is on his way to Scotland for a five-day visit to his golf courses and to talk trade with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.By WBUR & NPR

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The challenges defendants with severe mental illness face 5:12

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Some defendants can spend months in jail before they are deemed competent by a mental health professional to stand trial. If the defendant is not found to be competent, they are usually sent to a state psychiatric facility until they can meet the legal standard.By WBUR & NPR

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In Gaza, malnutrition clinic shuts down 2:46

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Aid organizations say more than 2 million civilians are suffering from extreme malnutrition and hunger, and hope the Israeli military might let in more food.By WBUR & NPR