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Talking with Apples

Peter-John Welcome

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The talking with Apples podcast is all about mobile development and inviting community members to come and chat about cool things happening in the mobile space. We will be covering Android, iOS, Machine Learning for Mobile and evening backend technologies used to power mobile apps. The show is hosted my Peter-John Welcome.
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History Homos

Scott Lizard Abrams

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Scott and William put aside their continental differences to teach a history lesson to you (and hopefully a guest) each week in their attempt to come to a greater understanding about history, ideology and current affairs while having lots of laughs along the way.
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Unlike Me

Felix Levine

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Unlike Me is the only podcast that dares to go where others don’t. From a former Hitman, to the Big Apple’s Mayor, to World Champion athletes and Billionaire CEO's…Felix Levine is on a quest to sit down with people who he has nothing in common with. New episodes drop every Monday morning at 8AM ET.
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Biting All The Apples

Sara Kaye Larson and Joanna Vantaram

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Biting All The Apples is an unhinged bookclub-ish conversation that channels the sassy wisdom of long dead victorian feminists to analyze the puritanical influences still messing with our world today. We start off with the 1895 best seller "The Woman's Bible" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Each week we cover their 19th century feminist analysis of a book in the bible and ponder, laugh, and cry over the similarities to the issues of today. This is a great listen for anyone interested in the patri ...
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How do certain companies succeed where others have failed? What’s their “secret sauce”...and how can we get our hands on their recipes? From Wondery, the makers of the hit podcasts Business Wars and WeCrashed, comes SECRET SAUCE. Co-hosts Samuel Donner and John Frye take you behind the scenes of the most innovative leaders, trailblazing companies, and thriving cultures to learn what they have done to become a success. From how design guru Jony Ive worked with Steve Jobs to create some of App ...
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This week we are joined by Author Cory Hughes to discuss his new book "Lee Harvey Oswald in Black and White Vol. 1" a painstaking dive into the documents surrounding the enigma that is "Lee Harvey Oswald", likely actually two distinct people, and the spycraft that enabled such a construct to be possible. Grab his new book at amazon and check out hi…
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This week Scott and Patrick plumb the depths of the career of visionary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick as well as his personal connections that leave us with a funny taste in our mouths. The rabbit hole of intrigue surrounding the director is immense and kaleidoscopic. check out Patrick's stuff at www.cantgetfooledagain.com Don't forget to join our Tele…
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Uncovering the hidden history of women in the early church, this episode dives deep into the Book of Acts as viewed through Elizabeth Cady Stanton's groundbreaking feminist lens. Sara Kaye and Joanna V reunite to explore what Victorian feminists discovered about women's roles in spreading Christianity – roles that male religious authorities have sy…
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This week Scott and Patrick discuss the enigmatic figure Dr. John Dee, the court sorcerer for Queen Elizabeth of England and the original 007. Known for having conversations with angels on the subject of alchemy and other various esoterica, was he a crackpot, conman or an international spy? We investigate. check out Patrick's stuff at www.cantgetfo…
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We’re pondering the book of John today by golly. And the selections our Victorian Feminists chose to critique cover sizzling hot topics like miracles, mothers, prejudice, and hogsheads to cover. This is a tidy zippy episode that will reveal deeper questions about the tales we've been told. Did you know Jesus only speaks to his mother three times in…
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This week Scott and Patrick discuss the historical personage of John Chapman AKA Johnny Appleseed, a mythical figure renowned for planting apple trees across the early American frontier and his penchant for charity. His eccentricities are immortalized in the American mind, however we give a deeper look at the real man and his admirable religious an…
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In this seriously-worth-your-time episode, we explore how Elizabeth Cady Stanton's 1895 "The Women's Bible" called out religious justifications for female subordination that mirror today's Christian nationalist rhetoric. Here's what you get: • Examining the books of Mark and Luke, which address marriage, divorce, and women's status in early Christi…
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This week Scott and William are joined by Monica Perez to discuss the book "Report from Iron Mountain" which is alternatively touted to be either an authentic think tank paper created by the deep state and also a well crafted piece of political satire. We discuss its implications. Check out The Monica Perez Show wherever you find podcasts and on he…
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The battle for reproductive rights and women's autonomy isn't just modern politics—it's a struggle with deep historical roots. In this episode, we dive into the New Testament section of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's revolutionary Woman's Bible, where Victorian-era feminists dissect biblical patriarchy with remarkable insight and surprising humor. Their …
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This week Scott and Patrick analyze the 1963 novel "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea" by Yukio Mishima. They explore the symbolism, and deeper themes of a lost generation of Japanese youth tainted by the perverse influence of the West. We contrast the novel with the 2011 Studio Ghibli film "From Up on Poppy Hill", seemingly a inverse rep…
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n this episode, I sit down with John Sutton, CEO and founder of Journey—a company rethinking loyalty from the ground up. We talk about why the traditional points-based model is outdated, and how Journey is introducing a smarter, more personalized system designed for independent and boutique hotels. John shares his path from helping scale Red Ventur…
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What if everything you thought you knew about biblical gender roles was based on deliberate mistranslations? We dive deep into a brilliant 1895 feminist analysis that exposes how religious authorities systematically erased the divine feminine from scripture. Frances Ellen Burr, founder of Connecticut's first Women's Suffrage Association, boldly dec…
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This week we are joined by comedian nomad Dalton Pruitt to discuss the work of David Graeber, anarchist and anthropologist who proposed the novel idea that money in all of its iterations through history is actually debt. We also connect this discussion to meme coins and the health of the economy. Check out Dalton's Podcasts "Cornfed" and "the Crowd…
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We're back after our short summer podcast pause to bring you the very last books of the Old Testament through the lens of our favorite Victorian Feminists. They rip through the last six or so (who's counting?) books of the OT and we're covering it for you in under an hour. We start with the book of Job and that's great because we're kind of living …
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In this episode I sit down with Sophia Kianni to discuss Phia, the comparison-shopping platform she’s building with her best friend, Phoebe Gates that helps Gen Z save money—think Google Flights for fashion. We dig into how she stays grounded despite nonstop media attention, the pressure of being in the spotlight, and her lifelong hustler mindset. …
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This week Scott and Patrick are joined by Dan from Nice Podcast Stupid to discuss the life and crimes of John Z. DeLorean, former GM exec turned maverick mogul and eventual pariah. Best known for either creating the car featured in the Back to the Future OR being indicted for being caught up in a federal cocaine smuggling sting, how will history re…
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People said but you can't fit all of the genius and hilarity and nuance of Biting All The Apples in a short trailer! And we said hey we will try because people really need to get a sense of what it is all about. Biting All The Apples is an unhinged bookclub-ish conversation that channels the sassy wisdom of long dead victorian feminists to analyze …
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This week William and Scott do a dramatic reading and analysis of the Old Testament book "The Song of Solomon." In addition to the base level narrative presented in the scripture we also examine the esoteric symbolism inherent in the text, connecting many of the verses to Christian and Jewish mysticism and the kaballah. Don't forget to join our Tel…
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Jeremiah Brown isn’t holding anything back. In this episode, he opens up about the friendships that fell apart after leaving the Villa, including whether things are really over with the boys who voted him out. He reflects on the intense relationship that defined his time in the villa, what he learned from it, and the connection that surprised him m…
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This week Scott sits down to bring you a wrapup of his 2025 vacation, which he spent visiting historical sites in Newport, Rhode Island and taking a self guided walking tour from 1937. He also gives his thoughts on hyper temporal spacial alignment and the new film "28 Years Later" For more images of the trip check out our substack page at historyho…
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In this episode, top recruiter and founder of her company the Linchpin Co., Colleen Pelly breaks down exactly what it takes to stand out in today’s competitive job market — from resume red flags to the subtle signals that make hiring managers say yes. We dive into the art of salary negotiation, why certain demographics consistently undersell themse…
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This week Scott and Patrick give a lengthy oral history of Sin City and its mobbed up denizens from the late 30s until today. What do these scoundrels have in common? How much is truth and how much is fiction? Check out Patrick's stuff at www.cantgetfooledagain.com Don't forget to join our Telegram channel at T.me/historyhomos and to join our group…
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It's our first bonus/recap/review episode! We wanted to do a couple recap episodes in case it has been too long and you barely remember words like Genesis, Exodus, and Deuteronomy! This is a great episode to listen to if you just want the dirt on The Woman's Bible and Genesis. We're pulling up our first episodes and digging out the gems. And listen…
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This week Scott and Patrick are joined by the 3rd History Homo, Jared, to discuss the classic 1980 psychological horror film "The Shining" by Stanley Kubrick. We get very deep and very esoteric with this one, so hold onto your hats. Check out Patrick's stuff at www.cantgetfooledagain.com Don't forget to join our Telegram channel at T.me/historyhomo…
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We're taking a quick detour this week with a bonus episode. Join us as we swap stories from the No Kings day events and do our best to convey how wild it is that small conservative towns showed out. Then we get giddy over the second coming of the 1999 Kevin Smith movie Dogma in theaters. Dust (His Dark Materials) https://hisdarkmaterials.fandom.com…
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This week we get a chance to sit down again with Johnny Vedmore, one of the last true journalists. We discuss his recent article "Nahum Goldmann and the Creation of the Zionist World Order" in which he traces the entire thread from today's 5th generational techno intelligence superstrata back to Nahum Goldmann who is a founding member of the World …
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Aren't we all a little bit Vashti? Let us ask that question as the Victorian feminists guide us through their favorite passages in the book of Esther. It's one of JV & SKs favorite Old Testament Books so far. Today we are coming at you with the Book of Esther! Don’t let the senior center name fool you, this is another throne wars book in the bible …
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This week William and Scott are joined by the ORIGINAL guest of History Homos: Pat Dixon to give a much needed update on the exploits of family slayer Grant Amato. Grant is alleged to have assisted Victoria Goodwin in hiring a hitman to kill her famous husband Aaron of "Ghost Adventures" Fame. We investigate. Check out Pat's show on CompoundCensore…
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We're talking about Kings before No Kings Day - just in time. When all is said and done, we end up talking about the fascinating women in the chapter more than all the kings - because really, Kings are quite predictable. And ya never know what smart resourceful women will do. Our brilliant victorian feminists shed a light on the nuances buried in t…
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This week we are joined once again by BWAP to discuss the paper "The Controllers" by Martin Cannon, a piece dedicated to the thesis that the phenomenon of alien abduction can more comfortably be explained by CIA MK-ULTRA kidnappings and/or covert CIA funded scientific research. We have a wide ranging discussion on the topic that connects several of…
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Ashwinn Krishnaswamy is the co-founder of Oklahoma Smokes and Sunpowder, and one of the most thoughtful brand minds in the game. In this episode, we talk about what it actually takes to build a brand that lasts, why most early-stage founders waste money on paid ads, and how a run-in with the cops turned into a story worth telling. He breaks down wh…
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If we could buy the exclusive film rights to just one book in the bible, it'd be Samuel. What? You'd say Genesis? Well that'd be a fun debate for a listener to start. But first, listen to this episode. We start by extending an invite to Pope Leo to come on the show as our first guest. Then we get into the Woman's Bible chapter on the book of Samuel…
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This week Scott and William sit down with Monica Perez to discuss the book "Makers of the Modern Mind" a roundup of influential thinkers from history that have for better or worse created the current conception of human psychology, leading to much of what we take for granted in the world of politics, philosophy and culture. Check out The Monica Per…
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Lexi Wood has been modeling for nearly 17 years, but you probably know her from the headlines. In this episode, we unpack the back-and-forth drama with Jesse, her raw take on a traumatic life moment, and why she thinks people constantly underestimate her intelligence. Lexi gets real about the pressure of being misunderstood, the blurred lines of pu…
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Who doesn't love a sturdy woman? We imagine they were beloved before the book of Ruth made them holy, but boy did that bible chapter seal the deal. Greatest PR campaign for the selfless busy lady archetype, rivaled only by, maybe, the Marlboro Man. Join us for this lively episode where we discuss what the victorian feminists discussed about the boo…
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This week Scott and Patrick discuss the lost city of Atlantis, first described by Plato in 360BC and etched permanently into the collective imagination of mankind. From renaissance depictions through more modern occult esoteric celebrations such as Helena Blavatsky and Heinrich Himmler, we get to the bottom of whether this mythical place was real o…
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After a little trip down first communion memory lane with your cradle catholic cohosts, we dive into the book of Judges. Holy moly is it full of female baddies. Unfortunately, they are used much like a mob wives in the picture shows: as a plot points. In the case of the book of Judges, their heroism is even used to humiliate a guy for not believing…
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This week we sit down to chat with Mises Institute Fellow and public intellectual Marcel Dumas Gautreau to discuss his recent work "Gang Weed Conservatism" a 6 part series of articles that investigates the recent obsession with psychedelic drugs and legalization amongst the so called "Dissident" right wing podcast and commentary sphere. Check out M…
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In this not to be missed episode, SK & JV marvel at the 19th century literary reviews of the the first part of The Woman's Bible before digging into the book of Joshua. It includes remakes of all of Moses greatest feats and tricks! And phrases like, "whinst not whence they were". The Victorian feminists respond with equal eloquence and spice. More …
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This week Scott and Patrick sit down to discuss the book "The City State of Boston: The Rise and Fall of an Atlantic Power" an impressive tome that details the history of colonial Massachusetts and its peculiar relationship with the rest of the world. The author, Mark Peterson, contends that Massachusetts Bay Colony acted more as a independent City…
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If you take your victorian feminism with a heavy dose of sassy brilliance, this is the episode for you. The laws in the previous Old Testament books were so good, they created a dupe chapter called Deuteronomy. It is full of rules and evidence of a cranky god. We discuss the exasperated, yet fiery wit of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's criticisms. She tak…
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This week Scott, Patrick and Bobby Tamburro continue our Rome Chronicles, this time focusing in on the activites of Octavian (later Augustus Caesar) dealing with an Antonine insurrection led by Lucius Antonius (Marc Anthony's Brother) and Fulvia (Marc Anthony's wife) This episode was sponsored by Plunderworld, the world's greatest trading cards! Pr…
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In this episode, I break down the cash vs. equity decision through the lens of the creator economy—and how the same principles apply to anyone building leverage today. Whether you’re a founder, operator, or creator, if you have a chance to own a piece of what you help build, understanding this tradeoff is critical.…
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The hosts of this episode are using organic performance enhancement: recording way later in the evening than usual. Side effects include increased cusses. Makes sense for an episode that covers the chapter of the Woman's Bible about Numbers. The book that covers the no-nonsense directives of the big guy in the sky on hot topics like inheritance, co…
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This week we bring you a History Homos Classic: Scott and William discuss the Book of Ecclesiastes from the Bible, its instructive insights and its historical and esoteric implications. This episode was sponsored by Plunder World. Preorder Series 2 NOW at www.plunderworld.com and use code HOMOS to get 3 extra packs!! Don't forget to join our Telegr…
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This week Scott and William discuss the RAF 617 Squadron's daring 1943 raid on the Ruhr Valley in hostile Nazi Germany. They also discuss a dog with a dubious name, kids choking, the Terry Schaivo/Patton Oswalt connection and how we think that teachers should be the focal point of the post-COVID economy (gag). WWW.HistoryHomos.com @historyhomospod …
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In this episode we don our finest (rented) Victorian frocks (that you can see if you check out our TikTok) and dive into the 19th century feminist analysis of Leviticus. It's pretty much the how to live rules & regulations section of the bible and you will be amazed and depressed at how these thousand(s) of years old ideas are still running the sho…
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This week we are joined by Adam to discuss one of our favorite movies: Alex Cox's 1984 "Repo Man" Starring Emilio Estevez and Harry Dean Stanton. We also reminisce about our former lives as punk rockers and discuss the connections between punk, aliens and the CIA. This episode was sponsored by Plunder World. Visit www.plunderworld.com to preorder s…
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If you've ever wondered why women are terrified of being seen as selfish or why others judge women by how much they do for other people, you need not look any further than everyone's favorite two thousand year old book. “We are so accustomed to the assumption that men alone form a nation, that we forget to resent texts such as these.” - Elizabeth C…
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This week Scott and Patrick pow-wow with friend of the show and internet shaman Float Universe, who is coming to the end of a long fought campaign in the midwest against those who would seek to out-pizza the hut. We discuss his recent doings, the state of the world and how it relates back to his primary field of interest: self actualization. This e…
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