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Table 12 Podcast

Danny Barr and Paul Marino

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Table 12 is a Podcast of friends discussing topics like Current Events, Sports, Politics, Music and Entertainment. This can happen anywhere people gather to talk. It could be your local bar or coffee shop. Table 12 Podacse is hosted by two old If you freinds, Danny Barr and Paul Marino frrom Hamburg, NJ. We hope you find Table 12 Podcast entertaining and informative. If you have any topics you would like us the cover please drop us a line. We will add new and archived content weekly. Thank y ...
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The Daily Note is a daily commentary podcast that finds deeper meaning in everyday moments. Host James A. Brown explores how our world really works through thoughtful observation and authentic storytelling. Each short-form episode starts with something specific James noticed while walking downtown, a conversation overheard in a coffee shop, or a small detail that revealed something larger about modern life. These aren't political hot takes or partisan commentary. The Daily Note offers genuin ...
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Being Bossy

Farah Brumwell

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An informal podcast for small shop owners, mamas and BO$$ babes! Hosted by Farah, the maker and owner of Love Squared Kids who's just trying to balance the life of a work at home mom of 2 small kids with being a shop boss and everything in between! Join us for interviews, celeb gossip, life hacks and more!
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The Daily Note is a daily commentary podcast that finds deeper meaning in everyday moments. Host James A. Brown explores how our world really works through thoughtful observation and authentic storytelling. Each short-form episode starts with something specific James noticed while walking downtown, a conversation overheard in a coffee shop, or a small detail that revealed something larger about modern life. These aren't political hot takes or partisan commentary. The Daily Note offers genuin ...
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PHPUgly

Eric Van Johnson, John Congdon

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The podcast your mother warned you about. The ramblings of a few overworked PHP Developers. Here, we talk about the highs and lows of running a small business and development shop, from the mundane day-to-day coding projects to the thrilling discoveries of new solutions. Not only that, but we also discuss the latest trends in the tech world and geek culture so you can stay up to date with the ever-evolving tech landscape. It's the perfect place to find out what's going on in the world of web ...
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The modern workday is turning into a never-ending saga, with one in five meetings now happening after hours, and a whopping 16% kicking off after 8 PM! That’s right, folks! We’re diving into the blurry lines between work life and life life, and let me tell you, it’s getting a bit messy. Microsoft’s data tells us that more than half of these late-ni…
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This is the Daily Note. I'm James A. Brown. Have you ever walked into a room and just felt the tension? No one said anything, but something's off. Turns out your nose may know more than you think. Scientists say we release different kinds of sweat. Cooling sweat is odorless. But emotional sweat, that's different. They say it's triggered by fear. It…
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You can tell the school year has started. How? The folks at OpenAI released a chart showing a fascinating trend: their peak season is the academic year. When summer arrives, usage plummets. It doesn't take a genius to connect the dots. Students are back at their desks, professionals are done with vacation, and the quiet demand for AI to help with p…
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This is the Daily Note. I'm James A. Brown. The latest national science test scores are in and they're brutal. 8th grade scores have dropped to levels we haven't seen since 2009. 12th grade math and reading are down 2. That's more than a decade of progress gone poof. But here's what gets me. I think we all saw this coming. I feel for th-e parents w…
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If you’re dreaming of hitting the jackpot with Powerball or Mega Millions, hold on to your hats because Uncle Sam is lurking around the corner with his hand out! We dive into the nitty-gritty of lottery winnings and how much of that sweet, sweet cash actually makes it to your pocket after taxes come to play. Spoiler alert: it’s not as much as you m…
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This is the Daily Note. I'm James A. Brown. 1 in 4 Gen Z job seekers brought their parent to an interview last year. That's according to resumetemplates.com they say another quarter had parents submit job applications for them. 13% even let mom or dad take that HR call. Hey kids, that's just plain weird. I can't imagine this, but my mother, for bet…
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This is the Daily Note. I'm James A. Brown. America crushed Europe and Japan, then spent decades rebuilding them. We toppled dictators we used to support. We arm rebels who become tomorrow's enemies. It's the most expensive friendship in history. America is the kind of friend who burns your house down and shows up with lumber and a checkbook. Sure,…
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This is the Daily Note. I'm James A. Brown. I do my best thinking in parking lots. Not at my desk, not in meetings, but in that quiet space in between leaving one thing and starting another. Car turned off, phone face down. Just me and whatever's rattling around my head. The grocery store parking lot, the office garage, that random strip mall where…
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There are fourteen group chats on my phone. I scroll through them now and then and wonder where everybody went. Half are silent, frozen in time, a birthday planning chat with its last spark from March last year, a book club where someone said, “We should meet soon,” and nobody ever answered. "Movie time" with friends, I've barely seen since early i…
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The Earth’s core is leaking gold, folks! Yep, you heard that right! Scientists are saying it’s a slow drip, with tiny traces of gold making their way up through volcanic rock. It’s a fascinating reminder that even our planet can’t keep all its secrets locked away. This got me thinking—just like the Earth, we all have our own hidden treasures and bu…
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Football isn't just a game; it's a whole vibe that brings us together, even if we’re just shouting at the TV in our buddy’s living room while decked out in another dude's jersey. In this episode, we dive into the magic of football season—how it rekindles hope each September, even for those of us whose teams have been riding the struggle bus for yea…
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Did you know that about 60% of folks can't make it through a 10-minute chat without telling a little fib? Yep, you heard that right! In this episode, we dive into some fascinating research where a psychologist filmed strangers talking, only to find out that most of them were blissfully unaware of the sneaky little lies they were telling—like claimi…
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We dive into the age-old debate of online shopping versus the good ol’ in-person experience! I mean, let’s be honest, who doesn’t love the thrill of trying out an office chair before committing to it? I’m James A. Brown, and I’ve got a soft spot for those mesh-back beauties—so much so that I found myself wobbling and spinning in an empty store, pon…
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Today, we dive into a quirky moment that highlights the odd dance between humans and technology. Picture this: I’m at the clinic getting blood drawn, and instead of a straightforward interaction, I find myself caught between a friendly human and a tablet that’s apparently competing for the same job. It’s like a bizarre episode of “The Office” where…
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Looks like we’re diving into a juicy topic today! We’re tackling the surprising findings of a new Gallup poll that reveals a whopping 54% of Americans are drinking less, marking the lowest rate since 1939. But hold your horses, because before we start popping the confetti, I’m here to say this isn’t exactly a health revolution. We’ve just swapped o…
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Today, we’re diving into a wild ride through the ups and downs of worker wages, and let me tell you, it’s a real head-scratcher! Did you know that during the pandemic, the lowest-paid workers actually saw their wages jump by 7%? Yup, you heard that right—dishwashers were raking in more dough than software developers. It’s all about that classic sup…
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Chick-fil-A's bold move to set up shop in downtown Chicago without the usual drive-thru chaos is a game changer! We’re diving into how this fast-food giant is adapting to urban life, proving that sometimes, you gotta shake things up to fit in with the locals. As we chat about the rise of abandoned fast-food joints that once looked trendy but are no…
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We're diving into a nostalgic trip today, folks, with a sprinkle of coffee shop magic! James A. Brown takes us back to a time nearly 20 years ago when coffee shops were buzzing with the sound of newspapers rustling and friends catching up. But hold onto your mugs, because this isn’t just a stroll down memory lane—it’s a wake-up call about how we’ve…
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Labor Day kicks off our chat today, shining a light on its roots as a celebration of workers and their incredible contributions. Back in 1882, a whopping 10,000 workers marched in New York, waving signs, giving speeches, and yes, enjoying a good old-fashioned picnic—because who doesn’t love a sandwich in the sun? Fast forward to today, and it seems…
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We're super excited to share that starting Labor Day, our podcast is leveling up to become a syndicated radio show! Can you believe it? That’s right, a handful of stations across America will be airing my daily musings, and I couldn't be more thrilled. I’ve had quite the adventurous career journey—everything from fast food to flower shops, and even…
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Get ready to groove because we’re taking a wild ride through the adventurous career of James A. Brown! From flipping burgers to flower shops, and even dancing through a murder trial (yep, you heard that right), James shares how his eclectic journey has shaped him into the podcasting powerhouse he is today. The big news? Starting this Labor Day, our…
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This is an episode that was never going to air. It was recorded on June 8, 2025. Paul was adamant that he did not want to talk about his upcoming cataract surgery and he wanted to keep it private. Dan convinced him that it was just so they could practice talking about something that made Paul uncomfortable. Finally, Dan convinced Paul to "practice"…
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We’re diving into the jaw-dropping world of America’s national debt, which has ballooned to an eye-watering $37 trillion! That’s right, folks—$37 trillion reasons why everything seems to cost twice as much as it did just a few years ago. We chat about how when the government starts printing money like it's going out of style to pay for bills it can…
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Today, we're diving into the heavy topic of America's national debt, which is currently a jaw-dropping $37 trillion. Yep, you heard that right—trillion with a 'T'! We’re unpacking why everything seems to cost twice as much as it did a few years ago, and spoiler alert: it’s got a lot to do with all that printed money. We’ll explore how that cash has…
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Elon Musk has thrown a wild idea into the ring: livestreaming a visit to Fort Knox to check out America's gold. I mean, can you imagine that? It’s like a treasure hunt, but with way more security and way less pirate booty! At first, I chuckled at the thought, but then I realized, why the heck not? Our banks are pinging me every time I buy a coffee,…
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Elon Musk is stirring the pot with his wild idea to livestream a trip to Fort Knox! Now, I don't know about you, but that sounds like a blockbuster reality show just waiting to happen. I mean, can you imagine? The world’s richest guy peering into America’s gold vault while we all tune in with our popcorn! But jokes aside, it raises a serious point—…
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Ringtone sales have taken a nosedive from a whopping $1.2 billion in 2007 to practically nothing today, and I can’t help but chuckle at that wild roller coaster drop! Remember when we used to spend real cash to make our phones sound uniquely us? Whether it was “Crazy in Love” for your best friend or the epic “Imperial March” for work calls, we were…
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Ringtone sales have taken a nosedive that’s more dramatic than a roller coaster drop, and we’re diving right into that wild ride! I’m James A. Brown, and today we’re reminiscing about how we used to drop serious cash just to make our phones sing a little tune that screamed “me!” Remember when we’d fork out money for ringtones that matched our perso…
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Say goodbye to dial-up internet, folks! With AOL pulling the plug this September, 160,000 Americans are about to experience a major digital shift, and we’re here to chat about it. Remember those nostalgic screeching sounds and waiting three minutes for a photo to load? Ah, the good ol’ days! But hey, maybe there’s a silver lining to this internet n…
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Ever wonder what life would be like without the constant buzz of the internet? Well, we dive into that juicy topic today! With AOL officially saying goodbye to dial-up, we’re looking at the quirky reality that 160,000 Americans will be losing their beloved slow connection. Can you imagine waiting three whole minutes for a photo? Talk about suspense…
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Since Danny is sick this week, Paul and I decided to drop a Bonus Ep about Danny traveling to Arizona during the same week that Paul traveled to Bergen County just to get a haircut. Paul rarely leaves Sussex County, NJ. A long trip for him is Newton, NJ, He must get one damn good haircut.By Danny Barr and Paul Marino
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Eastman Kodak is in a bit of a pickle—sure, they say they can pay off their debts, but surviving? That’s a whole different ballgame! It’s like being able to afford the fancy coffin but realizing you forgot to buy the medicine. Oops! As a Rochester native, I've watched this film giant, which was once the heartbeat of our city, face its downfall, and…
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Eastman Kodak is at a crossroads, claiming it can pay its debts but might not survive—a bit like saying you can cover the funeral costs but can’t afford the medicine, right? I mean, I’m coming at you from Rochester, New York, Kodak’s hometown, and let me tell you, this news hits like a ton of bricks. For generations, Kodak wasn't just a job; it was…
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Ever find yourself in a crowded elevator, surrounded by total strangers, and the first thing everyone does is whip out their phones? Yeah, me too! It’s like we’ve been programmed to avoid eye contact and dive into our screens. But wait, what are we missing out on during those awkward moments of silence? In this episode, we dive into the curious phe…
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Ever find yourself in an elevator with strangers, all staring intently at your phone like it’s the latest episode of your favorite show? Well, I’ve been there too, and it got me thinking about something pretty profound: our phones may be keeping us entertained, but they're also robbing us of those little moments of connection that happen when we ju…
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Mattel just dropped a Barbie doll that comes with type 1 diabetes gear, including a tiny glucose monitor and an insulin pump—how wild is that? I mean, it's great to see representation, but we can't help but wonder if Barbie’s getting a little too serious for her own good. Remember when toys were just about endless fun and imagination? It feels like…
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