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Sew & So...

Flint Rock LLC, BERNINA

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Sew & So is a casual conversation with a special member of the sewist and quilting community. A casual conversation about how they got started, what inspires them and what excites them. Sew & So is brought to you by BERNINA - Made To Create.
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Created and produced by parents of young children, WBUR's Circle Round adapts carefully-selected folktales from around the world into sound- and music-rich radio plays for kids ages 3-103. Each 15 to 25-minute episode explores important issues like kindness, persistence and generosity. And each episode ends with an activity that inspires a deeper conversation between children and grown-ups.
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We're a mother/daughter podcast and, we talk about all things sewing and fashion related and all the struggles of being a seamstress. Cover art photo by https://www.paypal.me/igorovsyanykkov Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pinningainteasypodcast/support
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A fairy tale podcast for kids about real life extraordinary women from all over the world. Based on the bestselling series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, each episode explores the lives of women from the books, encouraging young listeners to ask questions and explore their interests.
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Grizelda

Margaret R. Taylor

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In the Republic of Corvain, anybody who has a hint of magical power is rounded up and thrown into prison. They’re doing it to defend the new nation, says the revolutionary government – defend it from the sorcerers and sorceresses who used to be the lackeys of the man-eating Auks in the bad old days of the monarcy. When Grizelda, a young seamstress from the poorer part of the capitol city, suddenly finds herself the government’s target, she fears she is done for. But in prison she meets a gro ...
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Unlocking Real Estate: Colibri Real Estate Podcast

Colibri Real Estate: Tina Lapp and Andrew Robinson

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Welcome to Unlocking Real Estate - My First Commission where we dive into real stories, big wins, and early lessons learned from highly successful rookie real estate agents and brokers. This is the podcast where we explore how real estate can transform lives one home at a time by sitting down each week with a new agent or broker who has found incredible success in their first year. Your hosts are instructors and leaders at Colibri Real Estate school, one of the largest real estate educators ...
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Welcome to News of the Times! Step into the shadowed alleyways and gaslit parlours of the 18th and 19th centuries with News of the Times — a meticulously curated journey through historical crime. Each episode draws from authentic reports and court records, bringing you the darkly fascinating tales that gripped Georgian, Victorian, and Edwardian Britain. With over 500 episodes and counting, we explore true accounts of mischief, murder, and mayhem from days gone by — all delivered with a wry n ...
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'Free Your Mind' is a popular Ghanaian colloquialism which means to let loose; to tell it exactly as it is. Everything is fair game on the show and hosts don't hold back! ---------------- More 'Free Your Mind' : listentogcr.com/free-your-mind
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Bride and Me - The Bridal Podcast

Hanni Frankland-Roberts & Abi Stevenson

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Your go to podcast for everything bridal! Are you getting married, or just love wedding dresses? Hanni & Abi, real life bridal stylists are here to answer all your need to know questions about your wedding dress experience. Each episode they will be diving in to all things bridal to discuss their own personal experiences as bridal stylists and share top tips, to help you on your bridal journey. Of course, we would love to hear from you! If you have any bridal related questions you'd like us ...
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Visit Colombia and meet Policarpa Salavarrieta, the spy who sewed clothes. Hear how Policarpa showed bravery and courage in her own unique way, then drift off to sleep with the peaceful sounds of the lush jungle. This podcast is a production of Rebel Girls. It’s based on the book series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls. This story was produced by…
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Scotland Yard Casebook: The Jealous Seamstress Who Stabbed Her Lover in Broad Daylight | True Crime 1902 News of the Times | Episode 545 | 1902 A bustling London street. A young man lies bleeding. A woman, once in love, now holds the knife. In this gripping 1902 case from the Scotland Yard Casebook, we uncover the dramatic story of a seamstress who…
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What does it take to go from running a sewing business to building a thriving career in real estate? In this episode of *Unlocking Real Estate: My First Commission*, we sit down with **Tayissa Gabreski**, a former artist and business owner who completely reinvented her career in her 40s—and quickly found success as a Keller Williams agent in the Se…
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The 1913 Sun Inn Pub Murders | True Crime News of the Times | Episode 553 | 1913 In the quiet village of Bedlington, April 1913, a dispute over beer stock and a £30 bond exploded into one of Edwardian England’s most shocking pub tragedies. Publican John Vickers Amos, recently dismissed from the Sun Inn, refused to leave quietly. Within hours, two p…
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Our guest today is Thadine Wormly, quilter, artist, proud mother of 4! Originally from Brooklyn, she moved to Flushing Queens in the 1970’s. As a young girl she loved making doll clothes…and learning from her mother how to crochet and knit. Following a move to Miami, FL Thadine took Home Ec in Junior High which allowed her to continue her love of w…
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Scottish Mystery: The Bound Woman and the Pit That Hid the Truth | True Crime 1909 News of the Times | Episode 552 | 1909 It’s 1909 in Musselburgh, Scotland. A woman’s body—bound, sacked, and terribly decomposed—is found deep in an abandoned coal pit. Nearby: a torn necktie, broken combs, scattered shoes, and rumours of a second attack. Who was she…
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The Actress Who Tried to Kill Her Mother | True Crime 1909 News of the Times | Episode 551| 1909 In this astonishing Edwardian crime, a young woman named Winifred Kirk lured her own mother to a secluded country road — and attempted to end her life with a rope and a shoemaker’s knife. What began as a secret letter turned into a national scandal. Was…
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What does it take to bounce back from five failed real estate exams, reinvent your career during the pandemic, and grow into a thriving Michigan agent? In this episode of *Unlocking Real Estate: My First Commission*, we meet **Amber Boone**, a social media marketing pro turned full-time Realtor® with Thrive Realty in Troy, Michigan. Amber’s story i…
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Scotland Yard Casebook: Harold Jones – The Boy Killer Who Fooled a Town News of the Times | Episode 550 |1920 📺 SPECIAL EXTENDED EPISODE — TWISTS, TRAGEDY & A TOWN DECEIVED In this gripping extra-long episode of News of the Times, we explore one of Britain’s most chilling true crime cases: the 1921 murders committed by 15-year-old Harold Jones, a b…
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Strangled by a Rejected Love: The 1909 Cornwall Murder of Emily Tredrea | True Crime 1909 News of the Times | Episode 549 | 1909 In this chilling Edwardian murder case from the heart of Cornwall, 16-year-old Emily Tredrea was brutally strangled by a man who refused to be rejected. The year was 1909. The setting: the quiet village of St Erth. The wi…
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Danielle Boyer is an Ojibwe inventor, scientist, and advocate. She invented the Skobot, an educational and fun robot that translates Native languages for children. Through the Skobot, Danielle has made learning Native languages accessible and entertaining for kids. Listen in to learn more about how Danielle Boyer is preserving culture through langu…
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The Shocking Murder of Harriet Farmer – Bound and Gagged Above Her Shop (1904) | True Crime News of the Times | Episode 548 | 1904 Step into the shadows of interwar Britain as we uncover the horrifying 1921 murder of Harriet Farmer — a respectable shopkeeper found bound, gagged, and beaten to death in her modest flat above the store. Set in the qui…
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How do you go from graduating college during COVID, working in mortgages, and feeling “too young” for real estate—to becoming one of the **Top 25 Rookies of the Year**? In this episode of *Unlocking Real Estate: My First Commission*, we sit down with **Caroline Coladonato** of RE/MAX Ready in Pennsylvania. Caroline opens up about her journey from t…
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The 1900 Beeston Murder: Mary Ann Blewitt Found Dead in Her Chair News of the Times | Episode 547 | 1900 In the summer of 1900, the quiet village of Beeston near Leeds was shaken to its core. Mary Ann Blewitt, a hardworking mill hand, was discovered dead in her own kitchen chair — her throat cut, her body left untouched for days. Her husband Charle…
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In this episode of Sew & So, we sit down with four of those “sewing fairies”—Jaime David (Education Project Manager), Megann Freese (Educator), Hayley Grzych (Educator), and Fabian Renteria (Associate Educator). Together, they pull back the curtain on what it’s like to be behind the scenes of one of fashion TV’s most iconic shows. From early call t…
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The Riviera Murderer Who Lured Women to Their Deaths | True Crime 1902 News of the Times | Episode 546 |1902 The French press once whispered his name alongside Jack the Ripper’s — but Henri Vidal was no criminal genius. Instead, this so-called “Riviera Murderer” left a trail of bloodied clothing, stolen trinkets, and shameless lies across southern …
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Queen Seondeok of Silla ruled her country with good will and fairness but her time as leader was not without challenges. In this story we hear about a time when a rival leader tried to take Queen Seondeok's throne by saying a falling star proves that she should not lead, and how the Queen got back at him by creating her OWN star the rose higher tha…
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Body Under the Bed: The 1920 Murder That Shook Little Marlow News of the Times | Episode 544 |1921 When police forced their way into a silent riverside cottage in Little Marlow, they made a chilling discovery: the body of a young woman, wrapped in a sheet and hidden beneath the bed. Within hours, her husband — a self-proclaimed music tutor with a t…
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Scotland Yard Casebook The Locked Garage Murder – A Chilling 1929 Crime Mystery News of the Times | Episode 543 | 1929 In the winter of 1929, Southampton held its breath. Behind the padlocked doors of a quiet garage, the decomposed body of an oil agent was found — his pockets empty, his car silent, and the rats already at their work. No one had see…
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Once upon a time, there was a shy, dreamy kid who wouldn’t stop writing. Her name was Octavia -- a girl with social anxiety and dyslexia who wrote some of the most amazing science fiction novels about wild futures, space adventures, and superhuman people. She wrote more than a dozen books and is now known as the Grand Dame of Science Fiction. About…
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Scotland Yard Casebook: The Hotel Murder That Baffled London (1922) News of the Times | Episode 542 | 1922 London, 1922. A respected widow is found in her bed at the Spencer Hotel near Oxford Street — her skull fractured, her life slipping away. No fingerprints. No weapon. No forced entry. No known enemies. With the city in shock, Scotland Yard’s f…
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In this episode of My First Commission on the Unlocking Real Estate podcast by Colibri Real Estate, we talk to Christina Goodpaster, a Richmond-area REALTOR® and team lead at Providence Hill Real Estate. Drawing from her background in fashion and product development, Christina shares how she transformed her creative know-how and community connectio…
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Sisters, Poison, and Betrayal: The Forfar Murder Case of 1827 News of the Times | Episode 540 | 1827 IIn the quiet Scottish town of Forfar, 1827, a tragic case unfolds — one shrouded in domestic routine, whispered secrets, and the quiet horror of suspicion. When a blind, unmarried young woman named dies suddenly following childbirth, townsfolk are …
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In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to welcome TaMara Howard of Folk Quilts, an extraordinary artist, educator, and storyteller whose quilts speak volumes about heritage, identity, and innovation. Born in Virginia and raised in Maryland, TaMara began her quilting journey in 1996—without even owning a sewing machine. Inspired by the colorful stories …
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Animal disability advocate Shaine Kilyun is rolling toward change with her handmade pet wheelchairs. Through her nonprofit Wheelies, Shaine has provided dogs, cats, and even hedgehogs with another chance at mobility and life. This podcast is a production of Rebel Girls. It’s based on the book series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls. This episode …
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Confessed After 22 Years — The Victorian Murder That Refused to Stay Buried News of the Times | Episode 539 | 1879 Step into the shadowy world of Victorian secrets, where murder doesn’t always stay in the past. In today’s chilling tale, we follow a crime that baffled the community for over two decades—until a sudden confession upends everything. Wh…
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Before the Acid Bath Killer: Death in a Victorian Workhouse News of the Times | Episode 538 |1842 Long before the notorious Acid Bath Killer horrified Britain, one quiet town faced its own chilling tragedy — not in some alleyway, but inside the walls of a Victorian workhouse. In Bromsgrove, 1842, a surgeon prescribed a sulphur bath to treat "the it…
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In this episode of My First Commission on the Unlocking Real Estate podcast by Colibri Real Estate, we spotlight Heavenn Perez, a rising Realtor® with Century 21 Transcendent Realty in Medina, Ohio. Heavenn’s journey proves that discipline, mentorship, and persistence can turn a dream into a thriving career. After working full-time in manufacturing…
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The Murder That Stunned Victorian London — The Shocking Case of Mrs. Millson (1866) News of the Times | Episode 537| 1866 Step into the gaslit streets of 1890s London, where scandal, betrayal, and murder collided in a case so sensational it gripped the entire city. When Mrs. Millson’s tragic fate came to light, the press seized on every sordid deta…
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Float away with this fabulous story about Angelina Arora, a young rebel scientist who is saving our oceans. As we tour Botany Bay off the coast of Sydney, Australia, you will hear how important Angelina’s work is and meet the many sea creatures who are alive because of her. [This audio originally aired on the app in Jan 2023.]…
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The Liverpool Doctor on Trial – Abortion, Deception, and Death | True Crime History News of the Times | Episode 536 | 1934 In 1934 Liverpool, a respected doctor stood accused of a crime that shocked Britain. Two young woman lay dead, whispers of a secret procedure swirled, and the courtroom bristled with scandal, betrayal, and conflicting testimony…
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From her signature dance moves to her irresistible beats, global pop sensation Shakira proves that music is the language that transcends borders! When she recorded her first album at just 14 years old, she had no idea that she would go on to unite the Spanish and English speaking-worlds, and become one of the most influential pop artists of all tim…
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Escape from Strangeways: The Hammer Murder of Warder Webb (1888) News of the Times | Episode 535 | 1876 🔨 A daring prison break, a brutal murder… and the most notorious escape in Strangeways history. In January 1919, the walls of Manchester’s Strangeways Prison could not hold William Horwood, a career criminal with nothing left to lose. Armed with …
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From Pro Baseball Dreams to Carolina Luxury Homes: Eric Schultz’s Rookie Real Estate Journey In this episode of *My First Commission* from the *Unlocking Real Estate* podcast by Colibri Real Estate, we feature **Eric Schultz**, a Luxury Home Specialist with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Carolinas Realty serving **North & South Carolina**. Eric sh…
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The Woman in the Water Tub: The 1915 Murder of Carrie Jubb News of the Times | Episode 534 | 1915 At 6 a.m. on a cold February morning, a young stable hand in Huddersfield made a horrifying discovery: a woman’s body, bruised and bloodied, was found kneeling headfirst in a horse’s water tub. Her name was Carrie Jubb, a woman of no fixed abode, with …
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Our guest today is Phyllis Elmore, a remarkable woman whose story is as unforgettable as the quilts that helped shape her life. Phyllis is the author of Quilt of Souls, a powerful and deeply personal memoir that has touched readers across the country. Born in the Detroit and raised by her grandmother Lula in rural Alabama, Phyllis found herself imm…
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The Inheritance Scandal of Lady Gooch: Fake Pregnancy, Stolen Baby, and a £3.8 Million Estate News of the Times | Episode 533 | 1893 🎩 Victorian Deception at Its Finest — Fake pregnancies, hidden heirs, and one very determined Lady... In today’s gripping episode of News of the Times, we dive into the jaw-dropping 1878 scandal surrounding Lady Anne …
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