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Books of Some Substance

David Southard and Nathan Sharp

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The unofficial podcast of literary misfits everywhere who want to engage with books of "substance" (i.e. serious, respected, heavy, philosophical, classic), or at least considered such.
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College holds a mythic place in American culture—hailed as the best four years of your life and revered as a beacon of integrity and excellence. But behind the polished campus tours and glossy brochures lies a far more complicated reality. Each episode of Campus Files uncovers a new story, exploring everything from rigged admissions to sports scandals, free speech, and hazing. Consider this your unofficial campus tour. Do you have tips or story ideas? Send us an email at campusfilespod@gmail ...
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The Unofficial Sage Intacct Podcast

Emily Madere, Matthew Lescault, Doug Lewis

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The Unofficial Sage Intacct Podcast is your inside track to the world of Sage Intacct and the broader accounting industry. Hosts Emily Madere, Doug Lewis, and Matt Lescault bring their unique perspectives and expertise to explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in this rapidly evolving space. In each episode, the trio explores topics like the power of the Sage ecosystem, best practices for CAS, new Sage product features, and the impact of artificial intelligence. They'll be ...
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Plausibly Deniable is where deep dives meet deep vibes. Think cocktail party meets classified intel, hosted by two highly curious, highly skeptical friends who believe conspiracy theories aren’t just for guys in their Mom's basement - conspiracy theories are for everyone. Each episode, Alexa and Katie unravel the wildest, weirdest, and way too real stories from the shadows—Roswell, MK Ultra, elite secret societies—without the doomsday bunker energy. Because questioning the official narrative ...
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Send us a text Step into the future of hybrid gaming as we deliver our comprehensive hands-on review of the Nintendo Switch 2! After extensive testing, we're thrilled to share our genuine reactions to Nintendo's newest console – and spoiler alert: this isn't just an incremental update. The hardware improvements are immediately noticeable. From the …
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Fort Knox. A name that conjures images of impenetrable walls, gold bricks stacked floor to ceiling, and absolute national security. But what if the reality doesn’t match the mythology? In this episode, Alexa investigates the history and enduring enigma of Fort Knox—from its origins during the Great Depression to the mounting suspicion that what’s s…
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It’s been called the most powerful—and most secretive—fraternity in America. For decades, a shadowy group known as The Machine has controlled student government at the University of Alabama through intimidation and backroom deals. And it matters—because its influence stretches far beyond campus and into national politics. For a transcript of this e…
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Send us a text Step into the ring with The Unofficial Controller Podcast as George welcomes back Scotty (Marathon Gaming) for an episode that blends wrestling theatrics with passionate gaming discussion. Donning a crown and championship belt, Scotty transforms the podcast into an "Attitude Era" spectacle that's equal parts hilarious and informative…
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Recording live from the Accounting Today Firm Growth Forum in San Diego, the hosts sit down with Frank Longobardi (former CEO of CohnReznick) and Dario Grassini from SAPRO to discuss the evolution of global staffing in accounting. The conversation covers how firms can successfully integrate international talent, the cultural nuances of working with…
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In this episode of the Books of Some Substance podcast, hosts Nathan Sharp and David Southard reunite with our old friend Eric Heiman (whose life and experiences connect closely to the novel on this episode) to discuss the intricate and poignant novel Light Years by James Salter. We get into the unique lyrical and unadorned narrative style of the b…
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The future of for-profit schools, and the millions of students who have attended them hangs in the balance as a key legal protection is under threat from the courts and the Trump administration. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.aud…
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Send us a text What makes a game truly stand the test of time? In this episode, George and RGT dive deep into the enduring appeal of Grand Theft Auto IV, a game that's potentially better than its successor in ways that matter most. Liberty City comes alive again as RGT shares his experience revisiting Rockstar's masterpiece on PlayStation 3. Though…
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In this episode, Katie heads straight into one of the OG conspiracy zones: the Bermuda Triangle. From vanishing planes and glitchy time warps to theories about alien abductions, underwater bases, and secret military ops, we unpack the tangled mess of legend, lore, and documented weirdness around this 500,000-square-mile no-fly zone of chaos. Was Fl…
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Michael Blanton from Sage joins the show and breaks down the harsh reality facing nonprofits: only 9% consider themselves data-driven despite widespread recognition of its importance. With staffing crises, funding uncertainty, and political chaos creating unprecedented challenges, organizations are scrambling for revenue diversification and better …
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Ashley Pizzuti fell in love with photography from an early age, and found what felt like the perfect opportunity to start the career of her dreams. She would soon learn that her school was part of an industry designed to prey upon students like her, and that legislators were key to finding relief. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/ca…
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In August 1994, a small town in Washington state experienced a nightmare straight out of a sci-fi horror movie. Oakville residents awoke to find their homes, cars, and streets covered in strange, gelatinous blobs that would go on to sicken pets, wildlife, and entire families. Was this a freak weather event, a military test gone wrong, or something …
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For the last 30 years, a group of schools have targeted America's most vulnerable students, saddling them with mountains of debt and a poor education, all for the sake of profit. Mike DiGiacomo fell victim to two of these schools. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn more about listener data and our priv…
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Send us a text Remember when games came complete right out of the box? When stunning single-player experiences ruled the day? When you could pick up nearly any title and be blown away by its creativity? We're taking a deliberate step back from today's gaming landscape to revisit what many consider the golden era of console gaming – the PlayStation …
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Mark Hickman, Managing Director of North America at Sage, joins the podcast to discuss the upcoming Sage Future event, which replaces the former Transform conference and is expected to draw over 5,000 attendees. Mark shares insights about exciting announcements coming to Sage Copilot, the expansion of Sage HR into the North American market, and tea…
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In Part Two, Alexa picks up where the smoke clears—but the questions begin. Why did Building 7 fall in near free-fall speed with no plane impact? Why did Donald Rumsfeld announce $2.3 trillion missing from the Pentagon the day beforethe attack? Why were the black boxes never recovered? And who benefitted financially when the dust settled? While hon…
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Half of all college students and 73% of social fraternity members experience hazing. As it turns out, hazing has a long and deadly history in the United States and we know about this history in large part because of the hard work of one man, Hank Nuwer. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn more about lis…
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Send us a text The relationship between player and game is a complex dance of commitment, nostalgia, and evolving technology – themes that weave through this episode's varied gaming discussions. RGT shares his complicated relationship with Xenoblade Chronicles X after 80 hours of gameplay. Despite the game's incredibly deep systems for probes, mini…
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Everyone remembers where they were on 9/11—but how closely have we looked at the timeline? In Part One of this two-part series, Alexa takes us back to the lead-up, the morning of, and the immediate aftermath of the World Trade Center attacks. From the air defense failures to insider warnings, strange financial activity, and the perfect vertical col…
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In 2016, a woman overdosed on meth in a Pasadena hotel room. The man who provided the drugs: Dr. Carmen Puliafito, the dean of USC’s Keck School of Medicine. As one reporter at the Los Angeles Times fought to expose the truth, he encountered a power structure that made publishing the story all but impossible.Read Paul's book about this story: https…
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Send us a text Step into our time machine and journey back to June 1992, where Mega Drives rule the living room, Game Boys hide in backpacks, and batteries never last quite long enough. Welcome to Flashback – a nostalgic gaming adventure where we don't just talk about retro games, we become retro gamers. In this pilot episode, we've meticulously re…
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Steve Howe from Times Three Technologies (T3T) in South Africa joins the podcast to share insights on Sage X3 and Intacct implementations across different markets. Steve explains how T3T's focus on Sage products has led them to become a leading partner, winning the executive partner award four of the last five years. The conversation explores key d…
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This week, Katie dives into the powerful, complex, and sometimes controversial Rockefeller dynasty. From monopolizing oil and reshaping American medicine, to bankrolling global initiatives and quietly influencing education—this family has left their mark on everything. Were their intentions purely philanthropic, or is their legacy something much da…
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Cornell's Brian Wansink was at the top of his field, renowned for translating behavioral science into practical tips for improving eating habits. He famously popularized the notion that we tend to eat more when served in large bowls. But, when skeptical researchers and journalists exposed Wansink for manipulating data, his fall from grace led to th…
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This week, Alexa dives into the unsettling mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 - the plane that vanished off radar screens in 2014 and left behind more questions than answers. From radar anomalies and pilot conspiracies to hijack theories and hidden government involvement, we're unpacking every plausible (and not-so-plausible) theory about avia…
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In 2010, USC launched a fully remote version of its prestigious social work program. According to USC’s website, it offered the same professors, curriculum, and career services as the on-campus version. However, those who enrolled—at a cost of over $100,000—soon discovered that the program was far from what it claimed to be. In fact, it wasn’t even…
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Exploring 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Join hosts David Southard and Nathan Sharp in the Books of Some Substance podcast as they kick off Season 3 with an in-depth discussion on Gabriel Garcia Marquez's seminal Latin American novel, '100 Years of Solitude.' This episode covers the novel's ambitious narrative, magical r…
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Imagine if you could ask someone anything you wanted about their finances. On What We Spend, people from across the country and across the financial spectrum are opening their wallets—and their lives—to tell you everything: what they make, what they want, and—for one week—what they spend. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices …
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Send us a text What happens when two British gaming enthusiasts attempt to discuss their latest gaming adventures but keep getting derailed by their own bizarre sense of humor? You get Episode 265 of The Unofficial Controller Podcast, where hosts George and RGT deliver gaming insights wrapped in some of the most unexpected tangents you'll ever hear…
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Michael Hulett from Avalara joins the podcast to explain how their tax compliance software helps businesses navigate the increasingly complex landscape of sales tax regulations. With over 43,000 customers, 1,200+ integrations, and expertise handling more than 12,000 tax jurisdictions, Avalara has become the global leader in making tax compliance ma…
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This week, Katie dives into the CIA's most infamous mind-control experiment: MKUltra. Secret safehouses, LSD-fueled interrogations, government-funded psychic warfare—yes, this really happened. From Operation Midnight Climax (think CIA-run brothels) to "de-patterning" experiments designed to erase memories, we unpack the dark, weird history of the g…
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Holden Thorp was the chancellor of UNC when the university faced the worst atheltic scandal in its history. This week, he opens up about his experience—revealing what he knew, what he kept hidden from the public, and what he would do differently if given the chance. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn m…
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Send us a text The Nintendo Switch 2 has finally been revealed, and hosts George and RGT break down everything you need to know about Nintendo's next-generation hybrid console. From its impressive technical capabilities to its extensive launch lineup, this deep dive covers all the angles of what might be gaming's most anticipated hardware release o…
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This week, Alexa unpacks the mystery of D.B. Cooper—the hijacker who vanished without a trace. Was he a rogue government agent? A sky-savvy con artist? Or just the guy who pulled off the most legendary exit of all time? We’re diving into the suspects, the theories, and why this cold case still has everyone asking: who the hell was D.B. Cooper?…
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In 2019, after nearly two decades at Duke University, one of its most popular—and controversial—professors was abruptly ousted. For the first time, Evan Charney reveals the untold story behind his departure. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: ht…
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Send us a text What happens when the passionate supporters of a gaming podcast get together to share their stories? The Unofficial Controller Podcast's subscriber special answers that question with a delightfully candid conversation that wanders through gaming history, collecting adventures, and technological evolution. Meet the faces behind the na…
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Three-time Platinum Club member Angela Nelson shares her 15-year journey at Sage, discussing how construction firms are finally embracing technology after decades as digital laggards. Angela explains the evolution of Sage's construction offerings from Timberline to Sage Intacct Construction, revealing how generational shifts and recent acquisitions…
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In this episode, Katie peels back the redwood curtain on one of the most exclusive (and bizarre) retreats in America: Bohemian Grove. From rituals and owl statues to whispered plans about the Manhattan Project, this elite summer camp for the powerful is giving Eyes Wide Shut meets middle-aged frat party with world domination vibes. Who’s really att…
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In 2022, Columbia University math professor Michael Thaddeus published a 21-page analysis accusing his own university of submitting flawed data to U.S. News & World Report. His findings would cause the entire academic world to question the legitimacy of college rankings. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To le…
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Send us a text Gaming solo doesn't mean gaming alone. This week, RGT takes the helm for a more intimate journey through his recent gaming adventures, bringing the same passion and insights our community has come to love. Fresh off completing Lego City Undercover after a satisfying 15-hour campaign, RGT reflects on how this accessible open-world tit…
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In our first deep dive, Alexa unpacks the OG UFO conspiracy—Roswell. Was it really a weather balloon, or did something far less terrestrial come crashing down in 1947? From military leaks and declassified documents to how this one event launched an entire era of alien obsession, we’re breaking down the facts, the theories, and the very convenient g…
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In 2016, police uncovered a multi-million dollar drug ring operated by fraternity brothers at the College of Charleston. The police report reads like a Breaking Bad episode, complete with firearms, grenade launchers, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in hidden cash. Read Max's book about this story: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/among-t…
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Send us a text Gaming nostalgia collides with future tech as George and RGT dive into their latest gaming adventures across generations. From RGT's stealth takedowns in Dishonored to George rediscovering Breath of the Wild's charm years after release, the duo explores what makes these games enduring classics worth revisiting. The conversation takes…
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Barrett King, Head of Alliances at Ramp, shares insights on how the company is revolutionizing corporate spend management and financial operations. From Ramp's partnership with Sage Intact to the future of procurement, Barrett discusses how technology is transforming the way businesses manage their finances, cutting month-end close processes from w…
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In February 2011, George Desdunes was kidnapped by freshman pledges as part of a hazing ritual. He was blindfolded, tied up, and made to consume a lethal amount of alcohol. When George's mother stepped in to get answers, she was met with silence. For a transcript of this episode: https://bit.ly/campusfiles-transcripts To learn more about listener d…
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Send us a text We explore the shocking price increase of PlayStation 2 games at retailers like CEX, where even common titles have jumped from £1 to £15+, signaling a major shift in the retro gaming market. • Gaming experiences on Evercade with titles like In The Hunt, Karate Champ, and Legacy of Kain • The surprising enjoyment of Lego City Undercov…
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In 2023, Joe Gow, the long-serving chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, began posting pornographic videos featuring him and his wife, revealing a double life the couple had long kept hidden. This revelation ultimately cost him his job. In this episode we visit Joe and his wife, Carmen Wilson, at their home to hear their side of the …
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Send us a text In this engaging episode, we traverse the vast landscapes of gaming nostalgia and discovery, diving into titles that capture our hearts and minds. Join George and RGT as they reflect on their gaming journeys, sharing personal stories and discussing beloved classics like LEGO City Undercover, and diving deep into the sprawling world o…
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Season Three: Family The Books of Some Substance Podcast's third season is underway! David and Nathan are here to announce the season's theme of family and introduce the lineup of books they'll be reading and discussing. The season opens with '100 Years of Solitude' by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, followed by 'Light Years' by James Salter, 'The Brothers…
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Karen Penhallegon is back to help Doug and Emily break down Sage Intacct's latest release notes. The team explores key updates to multi-currency capabilities, AP automation with purchasing integration, and the introduction of Co-Pilot AI features. They unpack how these changes impact different industries, with particular focus on healthcare's new c…
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