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Magic With Gadgets

Sam @ Kitchen Gadgets Club

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Thanks for listening to Sam from Kitchen Gadgets Club. You can find Sam and her chef hubby Dom over at www.KitchenGadgetsClub.com explore their monthly gadget membership or connect with them on social media. They also have a twice weekly newsletter that is 100% free and shares their love of cooking with gadgets. Sam & Dom are also Sunday Times Bestselling Cookbook authors and their books have sold more than 250,000 copies worldwide.
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LifeLabNotes

Silvie Zamora

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Sketch comedy, personal stories, original music, insightful essays, and short fiction. Life Lab Notes creates and curates episodes that look at life and how it works, and sometimes doesn't work. Each episode is about 15 minutes of entertaining, funny, uplifting, thought-provoking treats.
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The Farm Family Table⏐Homesteading, Homemaking, Christian Mom New Do you desire a simpler, healthier lifestyle for your family but just feel stuck in the hustle of busy mom life? Do you wish there was an easy way to start homesteading without immediately feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or not good enough? Hi, I’m Jocelyn, and I’m so excited you’re here at The Farm Family Table. I remember when I became a new mom, I wanted to set my child up for their best, healthiest life, but often I felt ...
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The Audience Won't Like It

Rob and Leslie Shoecraft

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Married hosts Rob and Leslie Shoecraft invite you into their closet (literally) for a podcast that’s equal parts nostalgia trip, music nerd-out, and absurd banter. Born from a joke about how the audience probably won’t like it, the show leans into that spirit—riffing on everything from Star Trek episodes and Kitty Wells deep cuts, to feet, crockpots, and cover songs that live on YouTube thanks to copyright. Each week, the conversation drifts like two people killing time in line for a concert ...
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Vegetarian Zen

Vickie Velasquez and Larissa Galenes

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Vegetarian and vegan information, tips, recipes, and more presented in a light, conversational, and nonjudgmental manner. We welcome input and feedback from our followers regarding issues you would like us to address as well as ways in which we can improve. Please don't hesitate to contact us and let us know how we can help. If you enjoy and find value in our podcast, we would very much appreciate a favorable review on iTunes. This would help us tremendously. Thanks, and we hope you enjoy Ve ...
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Holy, Bold and Sassy w/Virtuous Overcomer

Melissa Titan | Virtuous Overcomer

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Raw. Real. Resilient. Welcome to Holy, Bold & Sassy with Virtuous Overcomer, the podcast where faith meets fire, and resilience is the anthem. Hosted by Melissa Titan—speaker, founder of Virtuous Enterprises Inc., and leader of a 500k+ movement—you’ll hear powerful stories of hitting rock bottom, rebuilding identity, and rising with unapologetic truth. Whether you’re chasing God’s plan or just trying to survive the chaos of life, this is your go-to space for tough love, bold moves, and the r ...
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Are you eager to learn how native Japanese speakers converse? Tired of listening to slow-paced Japanese sentences in class? Our podcast is the answer to your requests. Join Makiko, a Japanese teacher, and her son Tora as they engage in lively, real-life conversations at a native speed. It might be challenging, but we're here to help you learn and speak natural, conversational Japanese. Join this mother-and-son duo and become a fan of our fun talks! よろしくね! The script is available here: https: ...
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If you’re anything like me, this time of year can feel like your plate is full. Besides chores, school, kids’ activities, there’s everything that comes with changing seasons and holidays approaching. I know the days can get long and the to-do list even longer. And while putting healthy homemade meals on the table is high on my priority list, someti…
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Two married hosts build a jingle, chase TV nostalgia, and then land on something useful: how a $30 slow cooker quietly drives real body-composition results. Along the way we trade book and album obsessions and unpack one satisfying borrowed chord that makes a chorus bloom. • show premise of married strangers in a concert line • 80s theme songs and …
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When you think back on the holidays growing up, I’m willing to bet, the thing you remember most is not the decorations, not the presents, but the thing you remember most is the food. The smell of scalloped potatoes and ham in the oven, have half a dozen choices for pie, the treat tray of homemade goodies that would come out in the afternoon. Those …
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We road‑trip to OhioPyle for a 20th anniversary, walk through Fallingwater’s living sculpture, and end up rethinking how space changes sound. Along the way we review a Stardew Valley symphony, chase Layla down a rabbit hole, and learn a haunted lake song that won’t let go. • Frank Lloyd Wright’s compression and release in daily living spaces • Why …
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Two married friends wait outside a venue and tumble from a haunted 80s classic into a love letter to The Roots. We map the chills of The Dollhouse Murders, the craft behind “The Next Movement,” and why live musicianship still feels like a magic trick. • roleplaying two strangers in a concert line • premise for covers on YouTube only due to copyrigh…
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One for sorrow, Two for mirth (or joy, or luck, in some versions), Three for a wedding, four for a birth, (or a death, in some versions), (Three and four are sometimes for "a girl" and "a boy," respectively.) So many options. The old nursery rhyme goes on: Five for silver, Six for gold, Seven for a secret never to be told. Eight for a wish, Nine fo…
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I am always a huge advocate for buying food in bulk when it saves you money. And with the price of meat at the grocery store, buying half a cow can be a great way to save a lot of money on beef. In the process, you are also able to stock your freezer and know exactly where your meat comes from, but the details might feel a little overwhelming. How …
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We break down why simple songs feel so good and how one borrowed chord can make them feel even better. Along the way we talk Gordon Lightfoot, play through I–IV–V, and show how V/V, flat VII, and a major III can lift a chorus without losing the map. • the show premise as a line-wait chat about music and songs • three-chord basics in A and how major…
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I know sometimes this homesteading, homemaking, mom-life thing can feel a lot. Between homeschooling, cooking from scratch, keeping up with the garden, and trying to make sure everyone has clean clothes, it’s easy to lose sight of joy in the middle of all the doing. Maybe you’ve been there too, where your days start to feel more like survival mode …
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Two elder millennials trade banter for memory and map a world where plans were made in person, arcades ate quarters, payphones served as checkpoints, and music discovery took legwork and liner notes. The path winds to Herb Alpert, The Wrecking Crew, and how simple, pretty melodies still win. • the Terry Box as a handmade anchor for conversation and…
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The further I get in life, the more I realize, life is expensive. Groceries, household supplies, kids’ stuff—it all adds up so quickly. And sometimes it feels like no matter how careful you are, there’s always another thing you’re supposed to buy. But here’s the thing: one of the biggest ways our family has saved thousands of dollars isn’t by coupo…
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Two married hosts wait in a pretend line for a Traveling Wilburys show and end up deep in foot pain, sock shoes, fascia, and why ankles decide what knees feel. We close by tracing how the Wilburys formed, why the songs still work, and what makes Harrison’s slide sing. • standing-in-line premise and playful tone • hammertoes, flat arches, plantar fa…
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Sourdough is one of those things that can seem super complicated from the outside but is actually fairly simple once you understand the basics. If you’ve been curious about starting sourdough but aren’t sure where to begin, this episode is for you. We are going to cover the foundational steps of sourdough so you can feel confident getting started, …
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Magic With Gadgets Is Back + Partially Sighted + The Air Fryer Yeah the Magic With Gadgets podcast is back after the summer break. We have had a lovely summer but we have missed chatting to you about kitchen gadgets. In this episode we are giving you a recap as well as sharing my own experience as a partially sighted person as you are all asking me…
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We unexpectedly launch our new podcast "The Audience Won't Like It" from our master bedroom closet, discussing one of the greatest Star Trek episodes ever made and exploring the music of country legend Kitty Wells. • Recording in our closet studio with minimal preparation and equipment • Introducing ourselves as Rob and Leslie, married podcast host…
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I think every mom wrestles with this at some point—the pressure to “do it all.” You know what I mean, keeping the house clean, cooking healthy meals, homeschooling or running kids to activities, looking put-together, maybe even working or having a side hustle on top of it, not to mention homesteading goals like gardening, baking, or canning. Somewh…
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Have you ever been in a rush to get supper on the table and cracked a box of mac n cheese or pulled a pizza out of the freezer, and thought, well this isn’t really what I wanted to serve my family, but it is what it is. I just don’t have the time or the bandwidth to do something different. And I get it — life is busy, and convenience foods promise …
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If you’ve ever wanted to bake bread that’s not only delicious but truly nourishing for your family, milling your own grains might just be the next step in leveling up your baking. Grinding your own grains might sound intimidating at first, but it’s actually one of the most practical and empowering skills you can add to your homestead kitchen. In to…
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Have you ever found yourself daydreaming at work, wishing you could just walk away from the grind and be home — home with your kids, home with your garden, home doing the things that actually matter to you? I think a lot of us know that tug in our hearts. But then reality hits, the bills, the mortgage, the cost of groceries, and it feels like the o…
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Have you ever looked at how much food is in your trash and thought, there’s got to be something else I can do with this? To me, the idea of wasting food feels discouraging, especially when we’re working so hard to feed our families quality food and stretch our grocery budget. The good news is, though, those scraps don’t have to go in the trash. Tod…
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One of the biggest misconceptions about homesteading is that you need land to get started. But the truth is, some of the most important homesteading skills don’t even require a backyard. Today, I want to share with you four foundational skills you can start learning right now—whether you’re in an apartment, a rental, or just dreaming of your future…
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We all want to eat healthier, but sometimes grocery prices these days can make it feel impossible. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be that way. In today’s episode, I’m sharing my five favorite hacks for eating healthy while actually saving money. I’m going to share practical tips that you can start using this week to feed your family well with…
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Have you ever found yourself stuck because you’re putting some of your homestead goals on hold for the perfect time, the perfect setup, or to be the perfect mom? Today we’re talking about something that I think a lot of us wrestle with, especially when we are trying to juggle family, homesteading, and everything in between. That is perfectionism. I…
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If you’re in the season of raising babies, toddlers, or preschoolers, especially more than one at a time, you know that mornings can feel a little… wild. And some days, just getting everyone dressed and ready before noon feels like a win. In this episode, I want to give you a peek on what my real-life morning routine looks like with three kids unde…
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If you’re knee-deep in summer produce and trying to preserve as much as you can, with toddlers climbing the counters or babies on your hip, this episode is just for you. Canning with little ones around can feel chaotic, overwhelming, and downright impossible some days. But I want to encourage you: it is possible—you just have to be strategic about …
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What Does A Ninja Speedi Do (different ninja foodi functions explained) I often get asked what a ninja speedi can do (especially beyond the air fryer), what it can make and how to use it. In this ninja speedi video we will show you what a ninja speedi does, the functions and how to use it. We also have a 30 day Ninja Speedi series on right now so d…
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What Does A Ninja Speedi Do (different ninja foodi functions explained) I often get asked what a ninja speedi can do (especially beyond the air fryer), what it can make and how to use it. In this ninja speedi video we will show you what a ninja speedi does, the functions and how to use it. We also have a 30 day Ninja Speedi series on right now so d…
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Do you ever find it hard to have enough energy to get you through your day? When you’re a homestead mom, the home is a busy place. There’s a lot to get done, and it can be hard to get it all done when you are dragging in the morning, having a mid-morning crashes, or afternoon slumps. I know when I lack energy, it takes a huge hit to my productivity…
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My Quick Hack For Perfect Flexdrawer Cooking Temperatures (Number 1 Thing Series) Let me show you the best way to set the temperature with your ninja Flexdrawer. This method works well with any dual air fryer. This is part of our new six-part podcast series on Magic With Gadgets where we share with you our number 1 thing to know with each of our mo…
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Not All Soup Makers Are Created Equal (Number 1 Thing Series) I have owned soup makers since my daughter was born in 2014 and love them. I have had several different brands and sizes and they are not created equal. Let me explain further about the soup makers in this video. This is part of our new six-part podcast series on Magic With Gadgets where…
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If your garden, or let’s face it, your last farmer’s market haul, is bursting with fresh veggies right now, you might be wondering how on earth you’re going to use it all before it goes bad. The good news is you don’t have to! In today’s episode, I’m going to walk you through how to freeze just about any vegetable in 15 minutes or less—so you can p…
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What I Dislike About The Ninja Foodi (Number 1 Thing Series) Let me share with you what I dislike the most about the ninja foodi and how it has come along over the years. This is part of our new six-part podcast series on Magic With Gadgets where we share with you our number 1 thing to know with each of our most popular gadgets. We also have a 30 d…
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Let me show you what my number 1 favourite thing is of the Ninja Speedi. The question is what is yours? Many describe the Ninja Speedi as an air fryer with a bigger temperature range as you can go as low as the 30s for proving bread, yet you can go as high as the 240’s for grilling your food. But I see it as a multicooker as beyond this it can stea…
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Right now, summer is in full swing—which means longer days, more time outside, family trips, park playdates, and probably a whole lot more running around than usual. And when you’re busy and out and about, mealtimes sneak up fast. But, even if you want to avoid the drive-thru and typical car snacks, it can be tricky to figure out how to feed everyo…
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When NOT To Use Paper Liners & Foil Trays In The Air Fryer (Number 1 Thing Series) Let me show you when it’s NOT recommended to use paper liners and foil trays in everyday cooking and when it is. This is part of our new six-part podcast series on Magic With Gadgets where we share with you our number 1 thing to know with each of our most popular gad…
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It's summer and I just want to cook slow cooker gammon in coke and use it for picnics, summer salads and quiche. I have also been asked is the Ninja Speedi slow cooker any good and I thought its the great excuse to have some gammon and to put the speedi slow cooker to the test. Thanks for listening love Sam xx ⭐️To get our air fryer cookbooks, go t…
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You know that feeling when you walk into someone’s house and it just smells good—warm, inviting, clean, maybe even a little like fresh-baked cookies? Well, after I decided to ditch artificial fragrances with two toddlers running around, that is NOT how our house smelled. But since then, I’ve learned a thing or two, and today I want to share some si…
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Is the Ninja speedi the same as the Ninja foodi? Today's podcast episode is all about the ninja speedi and if it is the same as a ninja foodi. Because they are made by the same brand and carry a lot of similarities we often get asked if they are in fact one of the same. In this podcast style episode we will show you the key differences along with w…
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