Best Head On Collision Podcasts (2025)

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Pennsylvania Head-On Collision Lawyer - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 4:54

1d ago4:54

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From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – Pennsylvania Head-On Collision Lawyer delves into the critical legal considerations and support available for victims of severe vehicle accidents across Western Pennsylvania. This episode offers insights into how LGKG’s dedicated legal team assists clients in navigating the aftermath of head-on collision…

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Critter of the Week: Glowworm parasite 14:26

3h ago14:26

14:26

This week's critter is a tiny wasp that looks a lot like an ant. It lives in and around healthy native forest gullies where there are plenty of glowworms. But these wasps aren't looking for a romantic starry night backdrop; they lay their eggs inside the glowworms, and when the larvae hatch, they eat their way out.…

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Weekend Stuff: tips for housekeeping 9:35

3h ago9:35

9:35

Rachael Quinn is a professional housekeeper, cleaner and organiser. Last week we had so many questions from listeners, we couldn't get to all of them. So, we've invited her back to this week to pick up where we let off. If you do have any questions around the organistion and management of your home text the show on 2101 or email [email protected]…

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Food: Birthday slow short ribs with lemon & herbs 8:43

3h ago8:43

8:43

Gretchen Lowe presents this laid-back yet sophisticated dish.

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Film Review 11:05

4h ago11:05

11:05

Dominic Corry reviews Final Destination: Bloodlines, which is new in cinemas this week, and teen horror Clown in a Cornfield.

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Freaky Friday 5:30

4h ago5:30

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Today is Freaky Friday day, the place for your scary, spectacular and unexplainable stories. If you'd like to share your story please reach out, 2101 or email [email protected]. Today Jesse talks to Matt about his father's experience with a lightbulb with a mind of its own.

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Collision of stand-up comedy and sport 13:30

5h ago13:30

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Tony Lyall is co-hosting a show with Paul Douglas at the NZ International Comedy Festival. It's called Spirit of the Game and is billed as a collision of stand-up comedy and sport. Tony spoke to Jesse.

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The Pathology Cooking Show 12:03

1h ago12:03

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Otago University pathology professor Diane Kenwright likes to add a bit of spice to her classes with trainee doctors. Fascinated by the crossover of words used in pathology and words used to describe everyday food, she created her own YouTube channel - The Pathology Cooking Show, showing what diseases look like inside the body. And her innovative t…

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The art of woodturning 13:27

2h ago13:27

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If you did woodwork at school, you've probably had a small taste of what's it's like to chisel into a fresh piece of pine. But today we're taking those amateur skills to a much higher level. Dozens of woodworkers and woodturners are preparing to showcase their work and compete at the Central Districts Woodwork Expo in Palmerston North this Sunday. …

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Limerick-Cork collision course, Clare teetering on the brink | John Mullane 40:00

1h ago40:00

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Waterford legend John Mullane is on hand to assess the state of play in the Munster Championship, as All-Ireland favourites Cork & Limerick get set to renew hostilities this weekend. John & Will also evaluate the potential premature end of Clare's Liam MacCarthy defence, and whether or not Kilkenny's run in Leinster can prime them for success later…

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What is Reckless Driving? - Jennifer Porter 4:03

12h ago4:03

4:03

From Jennifer Porter Law, PLLC – What is Reckless Driving? offers a clear and accessible breakdown of what constitutes reckless driving under Virginia law, why it matters, and how it can impact your life. This episode explores the legal definitions, potential consequences, and how reckless driving differs from other traffic offenses. Whether you're…

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Top Causes of Office Injuries - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 3:33

1d ago3:33

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From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – Top Causes of Office Injuries breaks down the often-overlooked risks lurking in seemingly safe office environments, offering a detailed look at common hazards and employee rights under Pennsylvania law. While many people equate danger with construction zones or factory floors, this episode reveals how of…

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Arkansas Child Injury Claims Lawyer - Joseph Gates 4:35

13h ago4:35

4:35

From Gates Law Firm PLLC – Arkansas Child Injury Claims Lawyer offers a compassionate and determined approach to helping families navigate the complex and often devastating legal aftermath of childhood injuries. This episode, titled "Arkansas Child Injury Claims Lawyer," explores how Gates Law Firm PLLC, founded by Joseph Gates, supports families p…

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Arkansas Commercial Trampoline Park Lawyer - Joseph Gates 4:48

4h ago4:48

4:48

From Gates Law Firm PLLC – Arkansas Commercial Trampoline Park Lawyer examines the growing risks associated with trampoline parks and how families can seek justice when injuries occur. This episode delves into the alarming rise in trampoline park injuries, particularly among children, and the legal avenues available to hold negligent operators acco…

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Experienced Arkansas Wrongful Death Lawyer - Joseph Gates 5:07

4h ago5:07

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From Gates Law Firm PLLC – Experienced Arkansas Wrongful Death Lawyer explores the legal avenues available to families seeking justice after the loss of a loved one due to negligence or misconduct. Led by Joseph Gates, the firm provides compassionate guidance and determined advocacy to help clients navigate the complexities of wrongful death claims…

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History with Dr Grant Morris 9:49

2h ago9:49

9:49

Every fortnight Victoria University's Dr Grant Morris joins Jesse to peel back the onion layers of history to help illuminate something that's currently a hot button topic. This week he looks at the history of pay equality in NZ.

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Solving the World's Problems 9:32

2h ago9:32

9:32

Today Wellington's 2nd favourite son after Dave Armstrong is solving all of Wellington's problems and maybe, by extension all of the problems everywhere. Dave joined Jesse.

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NZ Sporting History 27:13

3h ago27:13

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For today's sporting history we're going back to the 1981, where a New Zealander took the running world by storm. 24-year-old Allison Roe... a long-distance runner from the Auckland's north shore, won both the prestigious Boston & New York marathons in the same year. She broke both course records and smashed the world record in New York. Only to ha…

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Podcast Critic 11:51

3h ago11:51

11:51

Podcast critic Jemima Huston joins us to share her podcast picks for the week. Empire & Mushroom Case Daily

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Well-presented bins in Hamilton set to get recognition 5:46

4h ago5:46

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Well-presented recycling bins in Hamilton are set to get the recognition they deserve After a successful trial last year... Hamilton's City Council will now be dishing out green tags to acknowledge households that sort their recycling bins correctly Currently, residents receive yellow tags if they've tried to recycle correctly but have fallen a bit…

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Investigating children's experiences navigating adolescence 8:39

4h ago8:39

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If you've got young teenagers and adolescents in your house - you'll know it can often be a tough time to navigate. Researchers at Canterbury University have released the results of a study into teen stress - identifying the issues which young teens struggle with the most and how they deal with them. Senior Lecturer Dr Valerie Sotardi spoke to Jess…

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Kiwi barbecuers take out Grand Champion title 15:47

4h ago15:47

15:47

In the world of competitive barbecuing, two west Auckland brothers have sizzled their way to a big win across the Tasman. With their expert crusting, marinating and glazing, Cook Cartel became the first international team to take out the Grand Champion title at Meatstock Sydney. And they did it in style - cooking up an almost perfect score across a…

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Michael Murphy magic, Louth's revenge, melee madness | Philly McMahon & Pat Spillane 🏐 1:02:15

1h ago1:02:15

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Joe is joined by Pat Spillane and Philly McMahon to look back on a thrilling weekend of provincial final action in Ulster and Leinster. The panel start off by delving into Donegal's dramatic win over Armagh in Clones before breaking down Louth's special day in Croke Park as they got revenge over Meath in the Leinster final. Before Pat and Philly, C…

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Our Changing World: Aotea’s black petrels 12:20

2d ago12:20

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In-depth reporter Kate Newton heads to Aotea Great Barrier Island to meet the black petrels that breed there. For almost 30 years Biz Bell of Wildlife Management International has been leading a team banding the birds before they make their first epic journey. But only a handful of the banded black petrels have ever come back, and the team are tryi…

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Feature interview: how your siblings shape your life 21:21

2h ago21:21

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Parents unleash the arrow of ambition in their children, but siblings are often the ones who help guide its direction says Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times staff writer Susan Dominus. After a lifetime of curiosity about the ecosystems of families, Dominus set out to discover what families of high-achieving siblings had in common including the …

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Easy Eats: Pea, spinach and tarragon soup 5:48

1d ago5:48

5:48

Kelly Gibney offers up this soup which is made with handy household staples like frozen peas and dried herbs, but the end result has a wonderfully bright and fresh flavour. Get the recipe here.

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Heading Off: Armenia - Perfect to avoid the crowds 9:38

3h ago9:38

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Armenia - Perfect destination for those wanting to avoid the crowds. Today we're talking about Armenia - a country with a cultural foot hold in both Europe and Asia. It's described as a holy land, full of surprises, with a lot to offer - but without the crowds. Ash Jurberg spoke to Jesse

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Now they're washing our windows too 14:00

2d ago14:00

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It's not often window-washing draws a crowd - but a Waikato company is soaring to new heights thanks to the use of drones. And it's not just windows - it's now setting its sights on using them to replace cranes to do the heavy lifting on busy building sites. Francois De Beer from Drone Wash Solutions spoke to Jesse.…

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New café for Whangarei's rough sleepers 7:54

4h ago7:54

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Rough sleepers in Whangarei now have a fresh, funky new cafe to go sit, get a free meal and be part of the community. Charity Whare Awhina has opened new headquarters in the city's former police station. It marks a new chapter for the city's vulnerable and a shift away from a more City Mission style environment. Manager Robyn Reihana spoke to Jesse…

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New phone plan to help parents manage children's phone usage 8:23

4h ago8:23

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Spark has announced New Zealand's first mobile plan designed specifically for children. The 'Kids Plan' can be added to a parent's account for full oversight of its usage, and children will be barred from buying plan add-ons and will not receive promotional marketing texts. Child psychologist and mother of four Dr. Emma Woodward spoke to Jesse.…

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Dalton Smith: Azim fight will happen 💯 | James Dean Fury & Peter Fury preview Manchester Box Cup 🏆 59:32

2h ago59:32

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Andy Scott and Gary Logan are joined by this week's special guests Dalton Smith, James Dean Fury and Peter Fury. Dalton discusses his year so far and a potential fight with Adam Azim in the future whilst James Dean and Peter tell people what they can expect from the amateur boxing tournament that will be streamed live on Sky Sports on May 25. We al…

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Are Tipp back? | McGuinness has eyes on more than Ulster | Eddie Brennan & Dick Clerkin 1:17:21

4d ago1:17:21

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Just like the weather, the provincial championships are heating up, and Michael Verney is on hand to run you through all the latest on today’s Indo GAA podcast. Eddie Brennan kicks things off by stressing the importance of hurling IQ, and exemplifies how Tipperary, led by John McGrath, have it in spades. The pair also discuss how reigning All Irela…

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Feature interview: the film exploring the decline in community 25:29

12h ago25:29

25:29

Join a club and save democracy. 30 years ago, political scientist Robert Putnam published research explaining that people were becoming increasingly disconnected from each other and disengaged with their communities because they stopped joining clubs, going to church or participating in school groups. Pete Davis was one of Putnam's students. His si…

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Update on Oz with Brad Foster 6:33

13h ago6:33

6:33

Brad has the latest from the Lucky Country: a new report into the urgent need for more social housing in Victoria; some of the early findings in the inquest into the Bondi shopping center stabbings a year ago and the continuing mushroom poisoning trial.

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Book Critic: new (ish) books for children 12:12

13h ago12:12

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This month's theme does what it says on the tin! All these books have been published in the last year and are definitely worth talking about according to Catherine Ross, the Director of Library at Auckland Grammar School. More details can be found on Catherine's blog.

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Tech Tuesday 8:26

14h ago8:26

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Time Batt joins Jesse with his thoughts on the world in tech this week. Today Tim discusses Duolingo's move to an AI first strategy replacing human contractors with AI. He also looks at the impending doomsday for Windows 10 users.

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In defence of the humble moth 12:22

14h ago12:22

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The humble moth often gets a bad rap compared to its more glamorous relative, the butterfly. But moths are actually an important part of our ecosystem. And Wairarapa local Jim O'Malley thinks so too - he's part of the region's first ever moth survey, which has revealed a surprising wealth of biodiversity, as well as the discovery of a very rare mot…

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Protecting a herd of Fiordland Wapiti causes controversy 14:49

14h ago14:49

14:49

Forest and Bird has criticised the move to protect a herd of wapiti deer - or North American elk, in Fiordland National Park but ecologist Cam Speedy says it's the right move.

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Free programme offers support to families 11:37

14h ago11:37

11:37

With delays of up to a year for specialist support for children with autism, a free programme has helped hundreds of families bridge the gap while they wait.

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How are an Attorney and a Lawyer Different? - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 4:32

24h ago4:32

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From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – How Are an Attorney and a Lawyer Different? explores the nuanced distinctions between two of the most commonly interchanged terms in the legal field: "attorney" and "lawyer." This episode dives into the origins, definitions, and modern usage of these terms, helping listeners understand how they apply in …

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Pennsylvania Slip and Fall Accident Lawyer - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 4:42

1d ago4:42

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From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – Pennsylvania Slip and Fall Accident Lawyer delves into the legal avenues available to individuals injured due to hazardous conditions on another's property. This episode explores how the attorneys at Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. (LGKG) assist victims in navigating the complexities of premises li…

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Birth Injuries in Pennsylvania - Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. 4:42

1d ago4:42

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From Luxenberg Garbett Kelly & George P.C. – Birth Injuries in Pennsylvania explores the devastating impact of preventable birth injuries and how families can seek justice through legal action. This episode dives into the article Birth Injuries in Pennsylvania, highlighting how LGKG leverages over 90 years of trusted service in Western Pennsylvania…

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What Is the Spousal Lifetime Access Trust? - Christine Matus 3:09

1d ago3:09

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From Matus Law Group – What Is the Spousal Lifetime Access Trust? delves into the strategic estate planning tool known as the Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT), highlighting its benefits for married couples in New Jersey. This podcast episode explores how SLATs can offer financial security to the beneficiary spouse while potentially reducing est…

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The Pre-Panel for 12 May 2025 8:34

1d ago8:34

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The Pre-Panel for 12 May 2025.

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The algorithms that shape the way we listen to music, 24:25

1d ago24:25

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Once upon a time, we listened to music, now, music listens to us. Algorithms have become the DJ of culture serving up curated moods, optimizing our emotions, and quietly reshaping the soundtrack of our lives says Music journalist Liz Pelly.