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Opera Wheres

Aulinda Wei

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From a 15 year old new immigrant New Yorker's perspective. Some reviews, critiques, and voices. Based mostly on the Metropolitan Opera, and many other random shows I went to.
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Aria Code

WQXR & The Metropolitan Opera

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Aria Code is a podcast that pulls back the curtain on some of the most famous arias in opera history, with insight from the biggest voices of our time, including Roberto Alagna, Diana Damrau, Sondra Radvanovsky, and many others. Hosted by Grammy Award-winner and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow Rhiannon Giddens, Aria Code is produced in partnership with The Metropolitan Opera. Each episode dives into one aria — a feature for a single singer — and explores how and why these brief musical moments hav ...
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He Sang/She Sang

WQXR Radio

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He Sang/She Sang is a new podcast from WQXR for the opera-curious and opera superfans who want to know what all those big voices are really singing about. The podcast follows the radio broadcast season of the Metropolitan Opera with a weekly roundtable chat that discusses the plots, characters, music, productions, social significance and great performances of that week's opera. Following the Met's radio broadcast season, He Sang/She Sang will dive into the new productions of Wagner’s Tristan ...
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The Metropolitan Opera’s groundbreaking new production of Wagner’s four-part "Ring" cycle is the most ambitious theatrical endeavor in Metropolitan Opera history. Featuring cutting- edge video projections to help tell the epic story of gods, men, and the fate of the world, this new "Ring" stars some of today’s greatest Wagner singers. Meet Peter Gelb, general manager of the Met, and cast members of this extraordinary operatic event.
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hi, i’m rob. i'm a percussionist in the met opera in new york city, and my goal is to help you win an orchestra audition quicker and easier than i did. during my decade-long career of (mostly) failed auditions, i've struggled through disappointment, rejection, intense nerves, and hopelessness. but i've personally overcome each of these to win my job. i've also helped musicians all over the world break through their struggles to get to finals and win auditions. with the right work ethic and p ...
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The Met: In Focus

The Metropolitan Opera

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In Focus, a new podcast series from the Metropolitan Opera, introduces audience members to the operatic masterpieces presented in the company’s award-winning Live in HD cinema transmissions. Hosted by Met radio commentator and staff writer William Berger, In Focus provides historical context about the works and their creators, as well as insightful commentary about the drama and the music, accompanied by excerpts from past Met performances. For more information and a Live in HD schedule, vis ...
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Condensed Soup

Lulu Picart

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Condensed Soup is your daily 10-minute dose of sharp pop culture, delightful weirdness, and deep-dive comedy — hosted by Broadway veteran, comedian, and educator Lulu Picart. It’s part late-night monologue, part backstage hang — all wrapped up in a quick package you can take on your commute, your walk, or your pre-show warmup. Come for the small talk, stay for the big talk.
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Nutrition for Christian Women | Meal Planning, Healthy Recipes, Simple Food Strategies

Chelsea Constantino - Nutritionist, Christian Health & Fitness Coach

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Do you struggle to stay consistent with eating healthy? Confused by conflicting ideas about what to eat for your fitness goals? Overwhelmed by where to start? 😇 Well sis...I am thrilled you’re here! This podcast will help you get clarity about what’s right for YOU so you can 1. eat with confidence 2. without it taking so much brain power 3. to feel healthy for the long-term ...all backed by Biblical principles. In case we haven’t met yet, I’m Chelsea - a Nutritionist, former Miss Iowa, retir ...
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Grand Teton Music Festival

Grand Teton Music Festival

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The mission of the Grand Teton Music Festival (GTMF) is to engage, entertain, educate, and inspire our resident and seasonal communities through exhilarating musical experiences. GTMF fulfills its mission through 150 concerts, education activities and community events each year. The main driver of GTMF’s impact is its annual summer festival held in Jackson Hole each July and August. The Festival Orchestra led by Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles is its heart and soul. This “super group” of ...
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Joe Marler used to hate people, but then he met Tom Fordyce, and a load of ordinary people doing extraordinary things, and a podcast was born that changed his mind forever. It might just change your life too. Because everyone is interesting if you ask the right questions. And this is a show about all the weird and wonderful things people do. Together, Joe and Tom meet astronauts, teachers, marine biologists, cheesemakers, prison guards and everyone in between. Along the way, they’ve learned ...
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Artistic Futures

Opera North

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Welcome to Artistic Futures, a monthly podcast designed for anyone contemplating a career in the wonderful world of Opera. You will meet a range of artists who will share their passion and tell you more about their artistic journeys. It will also be full of useful tips and advice for the next generation of performers and creators.
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MusicalTalk

MusicalTalk

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MusicalTalk is the UK's longest running independent musical theatre podcasts - featuring discussions on new and old shows, interviews, new songs and behind the scenes stories.
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Horrorwood: True Crime in Tinseltown

Kate McCoy (Host), Kevin Corbett (Host)

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**2025 Ambie Award Nominee: Best Indie Podcast Hosts** Kate and Kevin met way back when they worked together at a (likely haunted) theatre and the two became fast friends. Skip ahead a few years to present day, where they mostly sit around and talk about true crime. From horrific homicides to unsolved mysteries, spooky haunts to behind-the-scenes secrets, these two are here to bring you all the drama - and trauma - of Tinseltown. Settle in, Misfits.
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Conscious Creative Leadership

Conscious Creative Leadership

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Conscious Creative Leadership is a series of informal conversations about leadership in the 21st century, between close friends, trauma therapist Darren Abrahams and Leadership Mentor Nadine Benjamin MBE. Darren and Nadine are both professional singers, entrepreneurs and Certified High Performance coaches and together they explore what it means to be a leader in a changing world - starting with leading yourself. Now in our second season, each half hour chat focuses on a different element of ...
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Thoughts & Found

Adam and Danielle MacKenzie

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Parenting, family, discovery. Welcome to the Thoughts & Found Podcast where we, along with guests, discuss the things we learn along the way. No topic is off-limits and we meet them with humour and candour! Questions, suggestions, guests, partnerships? We welcome them! thoughtsandfoundpodcast at gmail.com Instagram (thoughtsandfound) Facebook (ThoughtsandFound)
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The Untapped New York Podcast is an award-winning podcast about New York City’s secrets, like how does a water tower work? Why does steam come out of the ground? Do alligators live in the subway? We impart our knowledge, interview experts, and in many cases, literally go behind the scenes. The Untapped New York Podcast was the 2025 GANYC Apple Award winner for Outstanding Achievement in NYC Radio Program or Podcast. Hosted by Michelle Young, founder, and Justin Rivers, Chief Experience Offic ...
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Welcome to the GAME OWA podcast - a podcast about gaming, movies, and all things nerdy! The podcast is hosted by Drew and Aztec. The pair of friends (one a Mackem and the other a Geordie) are digital content creators who have united to bring you a fusion of content. If there is anything you'd like us to discuss or anything you'd generally like to know about us, you can drop us a message.
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Join Julia during this "entr'acte" and get to know her colleagues! You'll get to hear a snippet about everyone's musical journeys, what it’s like to be a classical musician, how everyone is faring during this pandemic, as well as some audition hacks and advice. Most importantly though, you'll get to know the musicians as people through the light-hearted conversations over coffee! Please like, subscribe, and review to support! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/juli ...
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This is an interview series where the Queen of Fabulocity, Yolanda Drewell, meets fabulous women for the first time, just as if they met at a party. Each guest has something intriguing about them, which makes them fabulous! In each episode, Yolanda also asks each guest about their five most fabulous things, and these provide an incredible snapshot of the person. Yolanda is on a mission to highlight that every woman has the ability and right to look, feel and do fabulous. She is the founder o ...
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Sixty-three essays on a variety of topics as wide apart as Family Life in America, Opera Synopses, Bigamy, International Finance and many more, Love Conquers All by Robert Benchley strangely enough does not touch upon romance at all! However, these delightful notes provide hours of browsing pleasure for young and old readers alike. Robert Benchley was a well-known humorist and newspaper columnist, radio and television presenter, actor, scriptwriter and broadcaster. He is also credited with c ...
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The Met Opera in HD livestreams let you attend the opera in real time! Find out why I think it's so special. Opera in with captions, in recliners? Yes, please. Our Top 10 Opera Facts (West Australian Opera, accessed Oct 18, 2025) Met Opera Live in HD (official, accessed Oct 18, 2025) 9 Fun and Quirky Facts About Opera You Didn’t Know (Kristen Bray,…
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Michelle Young and Justin Rivers of Untapped New York discuss the neighborhood of Morningside Heights. Michelle and Justin will discuss five hidden and unique spots including Columbia University's Alma Mater, the Guastavino Dome at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Riverside Church’s Labyrinth, Ulysses S. Grant’s Tomb, and the meeting of 125th …
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Whether you're going on vacation, a work trip, a week-long, or a weekend getaway, traveling doesn't mean you have to "fall off track" with your nutrition, only to start all over once you're back home. In this episode, I'm giving you 3 of my BEST hacks for staying healthy while traveling! These are all methods I use in my own life, as well as teach …
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Here's the buzz -- Iceland has had their hottest year on record -- and it's attracting both attention and mosquitos. Mosquitoes found in Iceland for first time after record heat (BBC, Oct 22, 2025) The Weather & Temperature in Iceland (Nanna Gunnarsdottir, Guide to Iceland, accessed Oct 22, 2025) 7 Fascinating Mosquito Facts (Raid, accessed Oct 22,…
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This is a classic episode of Things People Do, where we met comedian (and Joe's fellow Traitors contestant), Joe Wilkinson! Recorded live at The Clapham Grand, Joe is here to tell us all the weird and wonderful things he used to do, before becoming a big dog in comedy. Of course he worked in on the bouncy castles. Of course he worked in a factory. …
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With the recent release of Sora 2, we've begun to see AI-generated videos that can easily fool even the most savvy. What’s real? How to spot a fake AI video (Jennifer Jolly, USA Today, Oct 20, 2025) Pikachu at war and Mario on the street: OpenAI’s Sora 2 thrills and alarms the internet (Jared Perlo, NBC News, Oct 2, 2025) Hollywood pushes OpenAI fo…
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Can they still call it the West Wing if there is no East Wing? Also, you may have thought you were strong, but Ashraf "Strongman" Mahrous can chew you up and spit you out for breakfast. Literally. The wrestler just pulled a 700-ton ship by pulling a rope... with his teeth. Construction begins on Trump’s $250m White House ballroom (Anna Betts and Co…
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A digital disaster leads Thos to dig out his old CD collection — and rediscover a world of musicals he’d long forgotten. Nick joins him for a nostalgic spin through the golden age of discs, cassettes and vinyl, celebrating the physical joy of pressing play, turning pages, and uncovering songs that time almost buried. It’s a charming conversation ab…
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A digital disaster leads Thos to dig out his old CD collection — and rediscover a world of musicals he’d long forgotten. Nick joins him for a nostalgic spin through the golden age of discs, cassettes and vinyl, celebrating the physical joy of pressing play, turning pages, and uncovering songs that time almost buried. It’s a charming conversation ab…
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Have you ever wished you had the motivation and discipline of a professional athlete to eat healthy and workout consistently? *hi - yes, me too* Well today I sit down with Lauren Fisher, a 9x CrossFit Games athlete, to discuss all things nutrition, motivation, and more. She shares practical tips for staying consistent without driving yourself crazy…
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Jiah Khan was a rising Bollywood actor whose sudden death left the industry reeling. What started as a tragic loss soon turned into one of India’s most talked-about investigations, filled with unanswered questions and a mother’s long fight for justice. Beneath the surface of fame and success lies a story about love, loss, and the high cost of chasi…
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We've got a real-life heist! The crown jewels have been stolen from the Louvre in a story straight out of a movie. Plus, some of the bitter notes from opera's legacy. Thieves steal crown jewels in 4 minutes from Louvre Museum (Thomas Adamson, AP, Oct 19, 2025) Metropolitan Opera to Drop Use of Blackface-Style Makeup in ‘Otello’ (Brakkton Booker, NP…
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Tragedy has struck in Western Alaska. We have a way you can help. Also, does knuckle cracking cause arthritis? Western Alaska residents evacuated to Anchorage as EPA cancels state flood grants (La’shawn Donelson, Your Alaska Link, Oct 16, 2025) How Did a Croatian Freediver Hold His Breath 60 Times Longer Than Most? (Theresa Larkin & Gregory Peoples…
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Marin Zdravkov Levidzhov was so moved by Manchester United’s 1999 Champions League comeback that he vowed to become the club himself. After battles over trademark laws, he found a loophole: baptism. From a name change born of sporting drama, we spin into the world of superfans: the drum‑banging ballpark fixture, the spectacle in green morph suits, …
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Sad news from Queens...After multiple patchwork repairs, a set of colorful mosaics depicting highlights from the 1939-40 and 1964-65 World's Fairs have been completely replaced with pavers. Michelle, Justin and Nicole discuss this piece of very sad news, broken by Untapped New York and the most read article this month so far. The Passarelle Plaza m…
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"Everything in Moderation"...heard that before?? The idea is that nothing is off-limits, as long as you don't overdo anything. 🤔 But, is this really healthy? Or simply a justification that allows us to feed our desires?? In this episode, we're diving DEEP into Scripture to see what Biblical principles have to say about this cultural phenomenon of '…
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I opened a show! A quick celebration and tribute to the team. Then -- what kind of bodies are you seeing on TV, advertisements, movies, and the stage? We chat representation. We're getting better, but not far enough! Six in 10 women say they still don’t see enough body diversity in the media (Alice Hughes, The Independent, Mar 3, 2023) Instagram: @…
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The prestigious Royal Ballet School in London is taking a new approach to arts education -- one that takes the artist as a human into consideration. ‘Under 5ft 5in? Forget about being a prince!’ How the Royal Ballet school is kicking out the old rules (Lyndsey Winship, The Guardian, Oct 14, 2025) Non Dance Majors Leveling Info 2019 (Oklahoma City U…
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📣 Help us improve the show by completing the Things People Do survey: ⁠https://forms.gle/8YAeybGcZXGdDrJfA In this classic episode, Joe Marler and Tom Fordyce are speaking to Matt who is a farmer from Wales. He tells us about the animals he looks after and answers some very bizarre questions from the boys, such as... does a sheep know it's a sheep?…
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Join Colm and Thos as they again look at some of the shows you could have seen at this year's EdFringe - including the Queen is Mad, Hot Mess, Annie, High School Musical and Sense - A New Musical About Dementia to name but a few. With two fabulous songs from the brand new original Edinburgh Cast Recording of the five-star musical The Queen is Mad, …
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Join Colm and Thos as they again look at some of the shows you could have seen at this year's EdFringe - including the Queen is Mad, Hot Mess, Annie, High School Musical and Sense - A New Musical About Dementia to name but a few. With two fabulous songs from the brand new original Edinburgh Cast Recording of the five-star musical The Queen is Mad, …
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The Haenyeo women of Jeju Island have been freediving for generations, a sport and diving style that isn’t just snorkeling’s dramatic cousin. It's a full-body return to calm, pressure, and presence -- and one of the most impressive feats of control over our human bodies. Did South Korea’s legendary female free divers evolve for a life underwater? S…
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How do you possibly eat healthy and stay consistent while eating out?! ...it's an art from ;) In this episode, I walk you through 4 of my strategies that help me and my nutrition clients stay consistent with healthful eating choices without having to give up going out to eat! **and none of them require only eating salads** This is one of the MOST c…
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Flying during a shutdown? You’re still in the air thanks to the air traffic controllers working without pay (again). While the government stalls, ATC staff are quietly keeping planes moving despite decade-long shortages, outdated tech, and a very difficult training process. Could air traffic controllers help end the government shutdown? (Max Zahn, …
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You might know her as Susan Sarandon's daughter; in fact, she's played the daughter of some of her mother's characters on screen. But when she's not acting or producing content for her popular website "Happily Eva After," Eva Amurri is seeing spirits. Well, one specific spirit to be exact. Back in 2011 Eva encountered the ghost of a woman who'd bee…
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Yikes -- I went viral! This episodes does a deep dive in the story behind the story. Plus, the Caribbean island Anguilla finds itself in a lucky spot, thanks to AI. Powerful nor’easter to batter East Coast with heavy rain, strong winds: What you need to know about the forecast (Kyle Reiman, Jon Haworth, and Shawnie Caslin Martucci, ABC News, Oct 11…
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After reading his own obituary—calling him “the merchant of death”—Alfred Nobel rewrote his legacy by establishing the Nobel Prizes to honor those who uplift humanity. Even more than the medal and prize money, they represent global recognition for some of the best things humans can do. Nobel Prize facts (The Nobel Prize, accessed Oct 10, 2025) Nobe…
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The addictive five-letter guessing game Wordle may soon be headed to your TV screen — NBC has ordered a pilot based on the New York Times hit. Originally invented as a pandemic gift by software engineer Josh Wardle for his partner, the game quietly launched in 2021 and then exploded into a global phenomenon -- and for some people, a daily ritual. N…
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In this episode, we’re talking about a very adorable secret: pandas in New York City! Who doesn’t love pandas? In fact, the story of how pandas came to America is deeply tied to New York City. We're joined by an expert on this story, Nathalia Holt, author of The Beast in the Clouds: The Roosevelt Brothers' Deadly Quest to Find the Mythical Giant Pa…
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Do you (or someone you love) struggle to eat enough vegetables? Maybe they taste like dirt... or the texture is undesirable... Well today's episode is for you! After +9 years of coaching nutrition, and helping a wide variety of palates find a healthy routine, I've developed an extensive 'bag of tricks' to help you actually start to CRAVE veggies. H…
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Have you ever eaten pudding with a fork? That's what all the cool kids are doing. Plus, a violin with a very smart pedigree sells at auction. What is 'pudding mit gabel?' German 'pudding with fork' trend is inspiring IRL meetups (Tim Marcin, Mashable, Oct 2, 2025) People in Germany are eating dessert with a fork in bizarre new craze heading to the …
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George Takei is an honorary chair of Banned Books Week, which runs Oct 5 - Oct 11. With censorship and bans on a steady rise, it's a good time to support local bookstores and to keep the stories alive! George Takei to lead Banned Books Week, urging the fight against censorship (NBC News / AP, Sep 22, 2025) Banned Books List 2025 (Lisa Tolin, PEN Am…
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Is drinking a sin? Then why did Jesus make water into wine? And why do we drink wine in church for Holy Communion? SO many questions about whether or not Christians should drink alcohol! It can be confusing, but in this episode, I uncover what Scripture says about how we should treat drinking. Even if alcohol isn't an issue for you, this one is wor…
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Kevin’s counting down his Top 10 Horror Movies of the season — from slow-burn psychological chills to blood-soaked thrill rides. Find out which films scared, shocked, and stuck with him long after the credits rolled. Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/horrorwoodpodcast Follow us! IG, FB Send us an email: [email protected] Episode S…
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Before Spotify, there was Columbia House—the iconic “8 CDs for a penny” club that lived in every magazine ad. But a few enterprising New Jersey men took it way too far. It's a wild dive into the loopholes of analog-era e-commerce, the nostalgia of handwritten order forms, and the fine print that fueled my teenage CD collection. N.J. man admits usin…
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Before “representation” was a buzzword, Agent Dana Scully was busy changing lives. Gillian Anderson's character on The X-Files has caused “The Scully Effect” -- women who grew up watching her were more likely to pursue STEM fields, crediting her intelligence, pragmatism, and respect from peers as inspiration. The Scully Effect (Geena Davis Institut…
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Emilia D’Albero just became the first American to take gold at France’s prestigious and rigorous Mondial du Fromage—beating out competitors in blind tastings, cheese carvings, and presentations. Alongside her all-female Team USA co-captain, who also placed on the podium, D’Albero redefined what cheese can be: a culinary medium, a storytelling tool,…
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Every October 4, pets line up to be blessed in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and ecology. At NYC’s Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the celebration includes a full animal procession, live music, and open-air blessings, streamed worldwide. Washington National Cathedral hosts its own furry service too. Around the world,…
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📣 Help us improve the show by completing the Things People Do survey: ⁠https://forms.gle/8YAeybGcZXGdDrJfA⁠ In this classic episode of Things People Do, Joe and Tom speak to a bouncer called Paddy, all about life on the doors. Paddy tells them about the "funniest time" someone tried to stab him, and how he can tell when trouble is on the horizon. J…
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We delve into one of our favorite New York City secrets: the champagne and wine vaults inside the Brooklyn Bridge. If you haven't heard of this delicious tidbit, you're in for a ride through a bygone New York. If you do know about it, Michelle and Justin from Untapped New York are sharing additional insider secrets about this subject that are not p…
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In today's episode, I sit down with Emily Edwards - wife, young professional, baker, and Jesus gal. She is a graduate of "The Sustainable Way," my Nutrition Coaching program, and has had quite a journey with her relationship with food + body. Emily shares her transformation with food, breaking free from the dark quest to simply be "skinny", and the…
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Sixteen-year-old Milly from Lancashire brought her best friend (a North Ronaldsay ram) to pick up her GCSEs, just months after the duo wowed the school prom in matching outfits. It’s not the first time sheep have stepped into classrooms — or headlines — and we’re taking you on a stroll through award-winning young shepherds, illegal lockdown pubs wi…
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