In the bustling streets of New Orleans, a tour guide and a palm-reading outcast team up to unravel the mystery behind cases of sudden insanity besetting the city. The Call of the Void is an indie science-fiction podcast produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment.
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On the tranquil shores of the Kalalani Island Chain, two lost souls discover they have no past. But paradise turns deadly when Roscoe Talbott and Tavi Jones uncover a conspiracy that blurs the lines between truth and lies. Silvertongues is an indie science-fiction podcast produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Associate producer Christopher L. Nelson. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman Directed by Josie Eli Herman Cover art painted and designed by Josie Eli Herman.
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Welcome to our ACORN & LEAF podcast. Tune in as we dive headfirst into the wonderfully woodsy world of log homes! If you've ever found yourself daydreaming about the smell of fresh timber, the crackle of a cozy fire, or whipping up a meal that just tastes better because, well, you're in a log cabin—then you’re in the right place. Each episode, Lynn & others will cover everything from the art of choosing the perfect wood to creating that cabin atmosphere that makes you feel like a lumberjack- ...
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The podcast that takes archaeology exactly as seriously as it deserves.
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Discussions about designing and developing iOS and Mac apps.
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A podcast exploring classic writings as they relate to the modern martial artist. To sign up for new episode notifications and to receive the "Very Brief Introduction to Philosophy for Martial Artists" PDF go to: walkingtengu.wix.com/tengu and scroll to the bottom to enter your email.
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Hosts Acorn, Mirggles, and PB break down and discuss Netflix’s DARK – including characters, color theory, and the cycles themselves. The end is the beginning and the beginning is the end. Part of The Geek Generation Network. Cover art by: Jhony Caballero – Twitter: @jhonyknight
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[Tonko House] At Tonko House, we love talking about animation/filmmaking and we are grateful for our talented circle of friends. Tonko Cast is all about what we love – talking animation with our friends once a month!
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In Konglish is a bilingual Korean-English language show discussing different aspect of Korean and American culture.
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Light a candle, lock your doors, and listen in on The Middle Kingdom's most renowned and celebrated storyteller of the supernatural. Considered by many as the originator of the horror genre in China, Dark Studio depicts classical stories that have been loosely adapted from the legendary author Pu Songling and retold with a Hollywood flair.
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Episode 3: “The Time Travel Loophole & The Squirrel Coup: How to Overthrow a President Without Getting Arrested (Just Kidding)” “What if we could prevent political chaos before it even starts? And if that fails… what if we just used squirrels?” Description: In this wildly satirical episode, we take political absurdity to the next level. What if we could time travel to prevent Donald Trump’s presidency before it even began? Would we create a utopia—or an even worse timeline where Kid Rock is ...
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Ellen Powell poetry and writings. Readings of my poetry with explanations of my thought process. Or just random thoughts because some poetry can't be explained. Check out all I do at ellenpowellwritings.com! Please send in your poems if you want me to play them and talk about them! https://anchor.fm/ellenpowellwritings/message this is a link to my refer a friend with acorn and Robinhood. I'm not sponsored by them but I get like $5 I think. But I actually use the services ALOT so check them o ...
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The Good Life Revival Podcast explores the ways that we can align our core values and our daily habits towards a more sustainable, ecologically conscious way of life. Join host Sam Sycamore in discussion about living intentionally, finding purpose in the modern era, and taking meaningful action to heal the world by healing ourselves.
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How Things Grow is a podcast about, well, how things grow.Each episode features an interview with one of the leading growth practitioners, entrepreneurs, experts or historians in the world today. Host Shamanth Rao talks to these amazing people about the growth trajectories of some of the companies, trends or economic systems that absolutely took off - either in recent times or way back in the past.
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What is the Void Verse? We're so glad you asked. JOIN OUR PATREON at https://www.patreon.com/acornartsandentertainment And VISIT OUR WEBSITE for more info: https://www.acornartsandentertainment.com/ Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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New Excavations in the Church at the Navel of the World, or, How to Dig in Jerusalem Without Things Blowing Up (Again)
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37:50The new excavations at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre have us asking questions. What’s it like digging in the holiest place in the Christian world? Is it as stressful as it sounds? How many phases could there be in a 1700 year old building anyway? And was the Crusaders’ North Atlantic cod fresh or frozen?…
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The Case of the Late Iron Age Building in the Middle of the Desert Filled With Dead Young Women Probably Going to Yemen for Unclear and Possibly Unsavory Reasons, or Worst Vacation Ever?
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34:47A late Iron Age building in the Negev Desert has us asking questions. Why is it filled with dead young women? Who were they and what were their connections with Yemen? Why don’t we call it The Yemen any more? And what does frankincense really smell like anyway?By thisweekintheancientneareast
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Hezekiah Gets His Grooves Off, Or, Cult Consolidator or Cost Cutter?
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39:12Newly published excavations of cultic rooms cut into the living rock of the City of David have us asking questions. Why are there big grooves cut in the floor? Who was crushing olives and/or grapes and for what? Why was the standing stone so skinny? And why did Hezekiah put this funky little place out of business? Spring cleaning or something else?…
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Episode 3: Part 10 “The Time Travel Loophole & The Squirrel Coup: How to Overthrow a President Without Getting Arrested (Just Kidding)” “What if we could prevent political chaos before it even starts? And if that fails… what if we just used squirrels?” Description: In this wildly satirical episode, we take political absurdity to the next level. Wha…
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It can be dangerous to discuss politics in general, let alone in the martial arts world. Yet, Jonathan Bluestein wrote a book about it. I highlight some interesting discussion to be had from the topics in his book though I only scratch the surface. You can find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Martial-Arts-Politics-Explained-History/dp/B0DHKS2…
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Carbs, The Lower Paleolithic Breakfast of Champions, Or, Pass the Acorns and Water Lillies, Please
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37:38New research shows that prehumans collected and prepared carb heavy foods around 780,000 years ago. So who says that processed foods are bad for you? After all, it made their brains bigger. With a shoutout to everyone’s favorite starch, the potato!By thisweekintheancientneareast
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The Case of the Very Long Roman Legal Papyrus from the Judean Desert, Or, Do You Really Have to Pay Sales Tax on Slaves?
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39:03The publication of a really long Roman legal document from the Judean Desert has us wondering about crime. Is changing a location on a contract really forgery? How about a little light counterfeiting of silver coins? Ok fine, but there’s sales tax on slaves? That makes all this even worse.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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New Products & New Builds, Same Gastineau: Where We're Headed as a Company
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32:28Big things are happening at Gastineau Log Homes! In this episode, Lynn and Lacey dive into the exciting new products, innovative builds, and fresh ideas shaping the future of our company. From what’s coming in 2025 to our long-term vision, we’re giving you an inside look at how we’re evolving—without losing the craftsmanship and quality you love. W…
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Crafting Quality: Mike Branch on Log Homes & Big Builds
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22:30In this episode of Acorn & Leaf, Lynn and Lacey sit down with Mike Branch, our seasoned Log Home Construction Specialist who has been a cornerstone of Gastineau Log Homes for decades. Mike ensures every home meets our highest standards with his quality assurance visits, making sure your dream log home is as perfect as the day it was built. From ins…
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The Mysterious Giant Astronomical Observatory of Stone That Wasn't, or Rujm el-Hiri and the Spirit in the Sky
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40:20You know that giant prehistoric stone circle on the Golan Heights, Rujm el Hiri? Yeah, its not really aligned with the sun and stars and isn't the only big stone thing up there. So what is it? Beats us, but never underestimate the human need to get other people to pile up stones. And really, aren't we all aligned with the sun and stars?…
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The Strength of Gastineau Log Homes in Natural Disasters
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22:53In this heartfelt conversation, Lynn and Lacey sit down to discuss something that hits close to home for many—resilience. Wildfires, floods, and the unpredictable forces of nature have left countless families searching for a sense of security and stability. In this episode, we explore how log homes stand up to these challenges, offering not just du…
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Building Dreams, Shaping an Industry: The Legacy of Gastineau Log Homes From the Beginning
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28:33In this episode of Acorn & Leaf, we sit down with Lynn, the founder of Gastineau Log Homes, and her daughter Lacey, our Vice President of Operations, for a heartfelt conversation about their journey and the family legacy behind our company. Together, they explore Gastineau’s rich history, their collaborative projects with industry leaders like the …
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The Art of Cursing Your Rivals in Ancient Athens, Or, How to Say #$@#!&! in Greek
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39:46In 4th and 3rd century BCE Athens lead curse tablets were snuck into cemeteries so the dead could take the messages to the underworld. Asking the departed to help put a hit on a business or romantic rival seems like a lot of responsibility. Pretty good business if you were a living sorcerer though.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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Log Cabin to Go™: The Perfect Cabin for Every Adventurer
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24:16Embark into the world of Gastineau Log Homes’ Park Models, featuring our popular Log Cabin to Go series. They break down what defines a park model and how our to-go cabins stand apart from RVs and tiny homes. Learn why these mobile log cabins offer the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern convenience for hunters, fishers, vacationers, and anyon…
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From Blueprint to Beam: Milling the Perfect Oak Log Home
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18:42In this episode, Lacey, our VP of Operations, sits down with Charlie, our experienced Mill Manager, to uncover the intricate process behind crafting the perfect log home. Together, they take you on a journey through the backend operations, starting with preliminary plans and blueprints and ending with beautifully milled lumber ready to become someo…
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In this Q&A special, the creators of Silvertongues answer questions from listeners and give behind the scenes insights into the making of the show! If you'd like to help us create more shows, consider joining our Patreon! It's full of Magic. Wonder. Intrigue. And also bonus content. https://www.patreon.com/c/acornartsandentertainment/ For more info…
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The Early Alphabet (™) in Third Millennium Syria? Or, Spelling it Out, Lightly Baked Edition
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54:24Some lightly baked clay cylinders from a late third millennium tomb in Syria have alphabetic markings. They’ve got us thinking. Does this mean -the- alphabet originated hundreds of years earlier than we thought? What is -the- alphabet anyway? Why did we think we understood any of this? Who, in fact, is lightly baked in this scenario?…
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Lynn & Lacey: Our Family's Legacy and How We Got Here
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25:48Visit Us Online! 👇 www.oakloghome.com Join Lynn Gastineau, our Founder/President and Lacey Schmidt, VP of Operations, for an engaging and heartfelt mother-daughter conversation as they reflect on their shared journey. From the roots that shaped their beginnings to the milestones that brought them to where they are now, this episode offers a unique …
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Mastering the Dream: Managing Your Log Home Build
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20:17In this episode, Lynn sits down with our Project Manager, Chanda, to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to turn your dream log home into reality. From initial concepts to the final walkthrough, they break down the process step-by-step, offering practical advice and insider tips to keep your project on track. Whether you're wondering how …
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Between Death and Taxes in the 8th Century BCE, or Hezekiah’s Beltway Politics
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41:20An excavation in southern Jerusalem revealed a tax office belonging to Hezekiah. This raises a question, was Jerusalem really a capitol district and not just a city? A more pressing question, however, is why Hezekiah thought rebelling against the Assyrians was a good idea in the first place.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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In this episode of Acorn & Leaf, Lynn Gastineau sits down with TJ Whitworth, our talented Home Designer at Gastineau, to discuss how we bring your dream log (or hybrid) home to life. From initial concepts to stunning final renderings and panoramics that you can walk through with VR goggles, TJ walks us through the design process, sharing insights a…
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Why You Should Use Oak for Building Your Log Home
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21:16Here at Gastineau, we offer four types of wood logs to build your dream log home – but we'd be lying if we said we didn't have a favorite. Listen in on this conversation with our Founder & President Lynn as she talks shop with our Lead Brand Architect, Ben, about all the perks and benefits of selecting OAK as your wood choice. Lynn chats about the …
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The Mesopotamian Map of Mystery, Or, From Babylon to the Boondocks and Back Again, Hopefully
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39:55A wonderful newish video about the famous 6th century Babylonian tablet showing a map of the world has us thinking. Sure, there are a bunch of Mesopotamian field and building plans, more of a zoning and taxes thing, but why aren’t there more maps? Maybe they knew that no matter where you go, there you are. See the video here! https://www.youtube.co…
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In this episode, Lynn chats with Bill Skaggs, one of our Home Sales Consultants about building a long-lasting legacy. From initial preliminaries, to the completion of the log home, no wood is left unturned in this conversation. Whether you've been dreaming of building a log home, are in the middle of construction, or have been living the dream for …
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How to Go from Spindle Whorls to Wagon Wheels in Just 6,000 Years, or Rotational Energy and the Wheel of Destiny
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40:56New studies on the origins of the wheel have us wondering, why did it take thousands of years to go from 10th millennium BCE spindle whorls in Israel to 4th millennium BCE wheels in the Carpathian mountains, were rollers and copper mining really involved, and how much rotational energy is really provided courtesy of Fred Flintstone’s two feet?…
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In our first episode, Lynn takes you on a journey through the timeless appeal of log homes. From their stunning aesthetics to the cozy, warm feeling they bring, she breaks down all the perks—like energy efficiency, natural beauty, and the undeniable charm that only a log home can offer. Whether you’re dreaming of a rustic retreat or a forever home,…
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Reading Eclipses for Fun and Profit, or from Divine Intervention to Priestly Protection Racket in the Old Babylonian Period
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39:55Some Old Babylonian tablets warn about lunar eclipses and their dire consequences. Drought! Famine! Lions! Surprisingly, the priests had rituals to prevent those consequences. Wait, you don’t seem surprised. With a shoutout to Madame Marie, seer of the Jersey Shore!By thisweekintheancientneareast
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(How) Long Reign Hezekiah, or A 100th Episode for the Ages!
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43:59For our momentous 100th episode we’re talking about the age old question, does chronology matter? A bunch of tiny seal impressions seem to have solved the question of when our old friend Hezekiah reigned. Though definitely stolen, they might even be real, probably. Maybe. So we’ve got big problems of reality and morality going for us, which is some…
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The Neolithic Shaman Girl from Çemka Höyük, or Terrapin Station in the Tenth Millennium
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40:06A Neolithic shaman burial at Çemka Höyük in southeastern Turkey? Why not! Somebody had to be a guide to the spirit world. But why are they always buried with tortoises? Aurochs, sure, weasels, um, ok. Our contestants are stumped and offer wild speculations. So business as usual.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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Ever been told to use less strength and focus on technique?This is both true and not entirely accurate. What we need to actually do is learn to regulate our tension.Let's take a look at what the classics have to say about regulating our strength.The Book of Five Ringshttps://archive.org/stream/MiyamotoMusashi-BookOfFiveRingsgoRinNoSho/Book_of_Five_…
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How to Dye a Fabric in the Middle Bronze Age, Or, See, I Told You Those Gross Little Bugs Were Good For Something
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38:19A red dyed textile from a Middle Bronze Age cave in the Judean Desert has us wondering, sure, boiled squished insects are colorful, but how did they go from, eww, gross, to, hey maybe I could dye some fabric with them and make myself pop? With psychologically revealing ruminations on our contestants’ favorite colors!…
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In the seventh and final episode of SILVERTONGUES, the team of rebels square up against Kai’s forces for the ultimate showdown. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please chec…
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IN THE PAST, Roscoe & Tavi meet each other on the Kalalani Island chain. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his website: https://www.jessehaugen.com/ Featuri…
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Episode 6 - Love In the Time of Rebellion
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26:21In the sixth episode of SILVERTONGUES, Roscoe and Tavi squad up with rebels of Kalalani to break Kai’s hold on the island. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out…
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IN THE PAST, Roscoe & Tavi contemplate their next steps after their visit to Kai’s resort. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his website: https://www.jesseh…
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The Tale of the Egyptian Scribes and their Bad Knees, Or, If You Can Build a Pyramid You Can Build a Table
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29:47Old Kingdom scribes kneeled or sat on the floor so their knees, backs and hips were as screwed up as ours. But did they have a trusted firm of personal injury lawyers pushing through the red tape to get them the Worker’s Comp benefits they were owed? Let’s hope so.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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In the fifth episode of SILVERTONGUES, Anika tells Roscoe and Tavi the truth as powerful forces turn against them. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his web…
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IN THE PAST, Anika leads Roscoe & Tavi into the secluded resort on the far side of Kalalani to rescue her friend, Sable. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out h…
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In the fourth episode of SILVERTONGUES, Roscoe and Tavi make a huge discovery while Kai looms closer than ever. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his websit…
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IN THE PAST, Roscoe and Tavi check in to Moonwinks Motel and learn a dark secret. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his website: https://www.jessehaugen.com…
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A Deepwater - Like Really Really Deep- Late Bronze Age Shipwreck or, Down to the Sea in Sunken Canaanite Ships
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31:42A Late Bronze Age shipwreck 90 kilometers off the coast of Israel has us asking, what were they doing way out there and if your ship sinks, how do you make an insurance claim without texts? Anyway, why are there are no Canaanite sea shanties? No, really.By thisweekintheancientneareast
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In the third episode of SILVERTONGUES, Roscoe and Tavi dig into the lore of Kalalani, run from an erratic criminal, and meet a new stranger in the woods. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by…
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IN THE PAST, Roscoe and Tavi interview a mysterious and gifted individual on Kalalani. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his website: https://www.jessehauge…
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Episode 2 - What Happens At The Rollerama...
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23:00In the second episode of SILVERTONGUES, Roscoe and Tavi meet a few new strangers riddled with mysteries on the Island of Kalalani. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please c…
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IN THE PAST, Roscoe and Tavi fly into Kalalani Island on a mysterious mission. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. Original scoring by Jesse Haugen. Please check out his website: https://www.jessehaugen.com/ F…
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Horsing Around the Ancient Near East in the Third Millennium BCE, Or, Let Me Get You Off of That Kunga and onto a Brand New Palomino!
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45:19New evidence suggests horses were domesticated over a thousand years later than previously thought, around 2200 BCE, which would mean they caught on pretty fast with wealthy Near Easterners. Still, who wouldn't love a pony? Who wouldn't love a person that had a pony? With touching childhood memories of horsemanship!…
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In the first episode of SILVERTONGUES, Roscoe and Tavi discover they have strange things in common while making smoothies. Silvertongues is produced by Acorn Arts & Entertainment. Written by Michael Alan Herman & Josie Eli Herman. Directed by Josie Eli Herman. Associate producer Christopher Nelson. If you enjoyed our show and thought it was worth t…
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A Waxy Buildup at Iron Age Horvat Tevet, Or, Does This Beeswax Make me Look Canaanite or Israelite?
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48:41Horvat Tevet was a village in the early Iron Age Galilee. Caananite, Israelite, who knows? They liked beeswax though. Make of that what you will. With a shoutout to The Bangles and a completely incongruent Lightning Round!By thisweekintheancientneareast
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Welcome to Çatalhöyük, Population ? Or, Does Size Matter, Neolithic Edition
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53:35Today we’re talking about research suggesting Çatalhöyük was way less populous than once thought, like, hundreds and not thousands of people. How many people does it take to get stuff done anyway, and what’s up with all the frescoes and cow heads? Come for the Neolithic, suffer through a deep dive with Patrick McGoohan, Mayberry, and Lake Wobegone!…
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