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Warconsul

Nathan Zhang

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Warconsul is now a mobile RTS gaming podcast. Si vis pacem, para bellum. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/warconsul/support
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In-depth conversations with authors about their books—how and why they write, the books and authors they admire, and so much more. Plus, occasional takes on what's going on in the business of books. And year-end round-ups of reading recommendations from the staff of Rakuten Kobo, the global digital bookseller. Episodes run ~45 minutes. Hosted by Michael Tamblyn and Nathan Maharaj.
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Explore Mandarin with TeaTime Chinese Podcast (茶歇中文播客). Ideal for intermediate learners, our episodes utilize the Comprehensible Input method to delve into a wide array of subjects including Chinese culture, history, literature, and society. Enhance your language skills, prepare for HSK exams, or simply immerse yourself in content that broadens your cultural horizons.
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True Crime Corner

True Crime Corner

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A podcast that covers true crime cases that don’t get as much media attention they deserve. All content is written & produced by me, Lisa Craven. Logos also designed by myself. Please visit my YouTube channel by searching True Crime Corner. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truecrimecorner/support
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Small Accounts, Big Stories

Hypefury, Yannick Veys

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Becoming a content creator and building an audience has never been easier. But standing out and creating an authoritative brand is harder than you think. In this mini-podcast series, Yannick Veys, co-founder of Hypefury, interviews eight up-and-coming creators who've found their voice, built an audience, and monetized their 𝕏 account within months. Listen to their stories and learn how you can do this too!
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Trading Takes

Investors Underground

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Want to make sense of what's going on in the markets every week? Tune in to the Trading Takes podcasts for commentary, insights, and conversations on recent market activity. Trading Takes is a podcast created specifically for active traders. Every week, the Trading Takes team will discuss current market events, hot trade setups, timeless trading lessons, and all things trading. Learn how top traders think, how they find and execute trades, and how they profit from the markets. Start developi ...
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with Jason Tange, one of the founders of AskEdgar. With a passion for data-driven edge, Jason breaks down how traders can gain an edge using public filings like 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and risk disclosures, especially for small cap stocks. He also shares the philosophy behind AskEdgar, blending AI with deep dom…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Liann Zang, author of the new novel Julie Chan is Dead. In it, Julie Chan is in fact very much alive but her estranged twin sister Chloe, a wildly successful social media influencer, has suddenly died and it just so happens that Julie is for just a moment the only person in the world who knows Chloe is dead. So she de…
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Ready to level up your trading mindset and execution? Sam hosts veteran trader Emil Cuzman of Investors Underground in this deep-dive episode of Trading Takes. Emil breaks down his systematic approach to both small caps and large caps, highlighting the key principles that keep him profitable year after year: risk management, structured entries, and…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with novelist Jon Hickey, author of Big Chief. It’s takes place in an Anishinaabe reservation called Passage Rouge Nation during the last weekend before a Tribal Presidential election. Incumbent president Mack Beck is coasting to another term happily overseeing tribal governmental matters as well as the Golden Eagle Casino…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, hosts Sam and Chris are joined by Pradeep Bonde, better known as Stockbee – one of the most insightful minds in trading education. Pradeep dives deep into market breadth, momentum bursts, episodic pivots, and how traders can build sustainable careers by marrying process with creativity. Learn why "Are breakouts lik…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Claire Cameron, author of the novels The Bear and The Last Neanderthal. Her new book is How to Survive a Bear Attack. It’s a memoir of family, of illness, of love, and the author’s ongoing fascination with a 1991 bear attack that happened in a wilderness she knows so well. Claire Cameron on what she's learned from stu…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with Ted Zhang and Connor Bates from Revere Asset Management to break down how they called the top in semiconductors, shorted the market using ETFs like SOXS and FNGD, and avoided the traps many traders fell into this year. From Nvidia’s topping formation to how to use stage analysis to stay aligned w…
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Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with mystery novelist Nita Prose, author of the international bestseller The Maid. It’s the story of Molly Gray, a 20-something hotel maid whose job perfectly suits her need for order and predictable routine. As tends to happen in mystery novels set in hotels, Molly discovers a dead guest and finds herself a suspect in th…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with trading veterans Russell Valenti and Scott Manzo — two experienced traders with over 60 years of combined experience to discuss how traders can navigate the most volatile markets of our time. From the dot-com bubble to the 2008 financial crisis, COVID chaos, and today's high-volatility conditions…
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In our latest installment in this series, hosts Michael Tamblyn and Nathan Maharaj caught up on a book whose author they're not going to get to interview. Topics covered in this episode: Meta's problem with an ex-employee's tell-all memoir The cognitive perils of being a billionaire The publishing perils of nonfiction Moving fast and breaking thing…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, host Sam is joined by proprietary firm trader Brice Foose of Seven Points Capital, independent trader Eddie Griesedieck, and IU moderator Nick Kasnett for an honest conversation about their trading journeys, mistakes, and successes. Discover how these traders navigated tough drawdowns, learned to wire out daily pro…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with Kyle Williams and David "Laptop Legend" Hanlin to break down one of the most overlooked yet critical parts of trading: reviewing your trades. Kyle and David share how elite traders analyze past trades, identify mistakes, and refine their setups to stay consistently profitable. They also discuss t…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with podcaster Nate DiMeo about his book The Memory Palace, based on the podcast by the same name. In The Memory Palace, history comes in vignettes, as short stories, as jewels carefully mined from a variety of sources. Nathan and Nate talked about history as story, how Nate realized the thing that made him the best guy to…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with Jeff Holden, trader and recruiter at SMB Capital, to dive deep into trade execution, risk management, and trader development. Jeff shares insights from coaching seven and eight-figure traders, discussing how top professionals approach trading setups, risk, and market psychology. Whether you're a …
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Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with David A. Robertson, author of many books including the Governor General’s award-winning When We Were Alone, and On the Trapline, both illustrated by Julie Flett. He’s also the author of the ongoing series for young readers, The Misewa Saga. And he’s the author of the 2022 novel for adults, A Theory of Crows, as well …
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In this episode of Trading Takes, host Sam sits down with Yvan Byeajee, a seasoned trader, fund manager, and trading psychology expert. Yvan shares hard-earned lessons on emotional control, risk management, and embracing uncertainty—the key factor that separates winning traders from those who struggle. Yvan explains how most traders approach the ma…
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In this special episode of Trading Takes, Sam travels to Miami to sit down with trading legend Lance Breitstein. Sam and Lance discuss Lance's new course, Magnum Opus, and the mindset behind long-term trading success. Lance shares elite trading lessons from his time managing Trillium’s prop desk, offers insights about retail trading, highlighting k…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Christina Cooke, author of the novel Broughtupsy. It’s a book about a young woman who returns to Jamaica to reconnect with her sister and to spread the ashes of their little brother amidst the places that make up the history of their family. Christina Cooke wrote the 90s story only she could tell…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam sits down with top trader Ariel Hernandez to discuss important market trends and strategies for traders to capitalize on the hot market in 2025. Ariel shares his expert approach to sector rotation, risk management, and identifying emerging opportunities before they take off. Swing trader and day traders alike w…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam kicks off 2025 with an electrifying conversation featuring two trading powerhouses: Jack Kellogg (@Jackaroo_Trades) and Cody (@oddstocktrader). Known for their incredible trading insights and jaw-dropping results, Jack and Cody dive deep into their strategies, lessons, and the mindset that propelled them to suc…
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Following our last episode all about the best books we read in 2024, host and producer Nathan Maharaj connected over Zoom with even more Kobo staffers (including one that'll be very familiar Kobo in Conversation listeners) to talk about the books that have stuck with them over the past 12 months. So welcome back once more, to our year in books. The…
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旧的一年要过去,新的一年要来了。在这一集节目里,我跟大家介绍今年茶歇中文做的事情,还有我们明年的计划。 An old year passes and a new one is coming. In this episode, I will be presenting what TeaTime Chinese has done in the past year. Sponsors: italki: learn a language online ($10 coupon) NordVPN (70% off, code: teatime) Saily: eSim for your next holiday destination (5% off, code: teatime) Links: ◉ R…
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2024年12月4日,中国作家琼瑶自杀。她一生写过许多言情小说。这些小说被做成电影和电视剧,广受国内外观众的喜爱。今天,Nathan和文嘉跟大家分享琼瑶的短篇小说《陌生人》。故事里,一个女孩认识了一个陌生人。慢慢地,两个人成为朋友。有一天,陌生人要离开。他要去哪里?他是谁? On December 4, 2024, the Chinese writer Chiung Yao committed suicide. She wrote many romance novels throughout her life, which were adapted into films and TV series, greatly loved by audiences both domestically a…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Dr. Jonathan Stea, clinical psychologist and adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Calgary, about avoiding the pitfalls of pseudoscience and what we can all learn from wellness grifters in his book Mind the Science: Saving Your Mental Health from the Wellness Industry. Dr. Jo…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam interviews the legendary Tim Sykes, one of the most influential figures in the trading world. Known for turning penny stocks into profits and mentoring a new generation of millionaire traders, Tim shares insights into his journey, strategies, and the mindset required to thrive in volatile markets. Discover how …
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Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with novelist Anne Fleming, author of Curiosities, which was a finalist for the 2024 Giller Prize. It’s the story of how five fictional 17th century manuscripts uncovered by an amateur historian named Anne paint a picture of a handful of unusual lives. Anne Fleming on love stories and curiosity…
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In this episode of Trading Takes, Sam interviews Herv (@HervTrades) and Bo (@bofomomo), two highly skilled traders known for their hyperscalping expertise. Herv and Bo share their journey from discovering trading through online communities to mastering the art of scalping and achieving remarkable consistency. Together, they reveal how their unique …
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很久以前,交通不便。就是有这么一些人,他们不愿意收到交通,地理的限制,一马当先,游历四海,成为著名的旅行家。张骞就是这样的一个人。他走过的路,今人叫做:丝绸之路。 Long ago when transportation wasn’t advanced, a group of people defied the limitations of transportation and geography. They set out for far, and travelled the oceans. They were great travelers. Zhang Qian is one of them. The road that he took is what we call “the Sil…
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Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with novelist Anna Gomez, author of Somewhere Along the Way. It’s the story of Charlotte, or Charlie to her friends, a woman thrown into turmoil with the death of her father. She is given a collection of letters that her mother had been sending since she left Charlie and her dad so long ago. Those letters set Charlie on a…
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In this special episode, Chris Lanzilotti hosts an all-star panel of seasoned traders, including Nathan Michaud, Stan Ivanov, Gregg Sciabica, and Pradeep Bonde (Stockbee), during the Traders4ACause 2024 conference in Las Vegas. He explores the hero's journey as experienced by traders. From setting out on the path to trading to fighting adversity an…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with novelist Richard Powers. Many readers will know him from his 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Overstory, or perhaps The Echo Maker, which won the 2006 National Book Award. His newest novel is Playground, a story about four characters joined in different ways—marriage, friendship, a kind of celebrity—but sharing n…
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In our second installment in this new series, hosts Michael Tamblyn and Nathan Maharaj sat down to go over some of the latest goings-on since summer in the business of books. Topics covered in this episode: Is AI a no-go for NaNoWriMo? Audible announces AI narration—as a side hustle for human narrators B&N needs more shovels (to deal with AI) Bests…
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In this special episode, Roland Wolf joins Chris Lanzilotti to discuss his approach to profiting from the bull side of small cap stocks. He shares his unique perspective on why he chooses to trade them, how he uses a short-biased perspective for his price targets, how he utilizes press releases, and more.…
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2024年8月20日,《黑神话:悟空》在游戏迷们四年的等待之后终于上线。游戏想象《西游记》原著故事发生之后的事情。在游戏中,玩家与原著中的妖魔鬼怪战斗,最终找到悟空。 《黑神话:悟空》无疑是今年最畅销的游戏之一。这个项目背后的团队是谁?他们为什么要做这样一个中国风格的游戏?我们为大家讲述。 On August 20, 2024, after four years of anticipation from gaming fans, Black Myth: Wukong finally launched. The game imagines a continuation of the classic Journey to the West story, allowing players to b…
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二零二四年九月,茶歇中文的公司 ”茶報" (TeaTimedia ltd.) 正式在香港成立。从此,我们立志,要成为无政治偏见的中文新闻媒体。我们的口号是:实事求是。 In September 2024, TeaTime Chinese’s company, "茶报" (TeaTimedia Ltd.), was officially established in Hong Kong. From that point onward, we are determined to become an unbiased Chinese news media outlet, free from political prejudice. Our motto: Quest for Truth. 茶報创刊词…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with writer katherena vermette, author of the award-winning 2016 novel The Break, the graphic novel series A Girl Called Echo, as well as a number of poetry collections and books for children. Her latest novel is real ones. It’s the story of a pair of sisters, lyn and June, whose mother’s claims to Indigenous identity come…
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刺杀事件是否只发生在现在? 过去有发生过什么样的刺杀呢?继第90集之后, 让我们穿越回中国数千年的历史, 聊聊中国古代历史上的谋杀事件: 专诸刺吴王, 荆轲刺秦王, 汪精卫刺载沣王。 Do assassinations only happen now? What kind of assassinations have happened in the past? Following Episode 90, let's travel back thousands of years of Chinese history and talk about murders in ancient Chinese history: Zhuan Zhu (专诸) assassinated the King of…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with writer and filmmaker Jamaluddin Aram, winner of the 2024 Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Prize for Literary fiction for his novel Nothing Good Happens in Wazirabad on Wednesday. It’s a tapestry of stories about different people—shopkeepers, tradespeople, doctors, children, and their parents—while in the background, often…
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Arnie Ho went from 0 to 3,000 followers and quit his 9-5 job by monetizing 𝕏 (Twitter) in just 6 Months. We sit down with Arnie, to understand how he transformed his online presence into a full-time income in just half a year. In this episode, you'll discover: - Why he chose 𝕏 (Twitter) over other social media platforms - The evolution from his fir…
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In this special must-watch episode of Trading Takes, Chris Lanzilotti and Stan Ivanov sit down with legendary trader Tim Grittani to uncover the secrets behind his trading success. Tim shares his personal approach to training a trader from scratch, offering insights on how to develop consistency, create profitable systems, and master the art of ris…
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2024年7月13日,在美国发生了令人震惊的事情:前总统特朗普遇刺了。事件是怎么发生的?凶手是谁?媒体是怎么评价这一事件的?我们一起探讨。 * 一个口误,在节目的开头,应该是 “13日”,而不是 “30”日。 On July 13, 2024, a shocking event occurred in the United States: former President Donald Trump was assassinated. How did this incident happen? Who was the attacker? How did the media respond to this event? Let’s explore these questions together…
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Nathaneal started writing on Quora to gain experience in writing online. Soon, he started posting his answer on 𝕏 (Twitter) and in just four months, he went from 100 followers to 2200 followers. He is now a ghostwriter who helps people do the same. We sit down with Nathaneal to discuss his 𝕏 (Twitter) Explosion. In this episode, you'll learn: - His…
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Peter Zhang gained 1000 followers in just 30 days of starting his content creation journey on 𝕏 (Twitter). We sit with him to understand what he did differently to stand out and grow his following so fast. In this episode, you'll discover: - The pivotal moment that led to doubling down on content creation - Strategies for developing a consistent po…
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Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Amanda Peters, author of the 2023 novel The Berry Pickers, a book about a 4-year-old girl who goes missing while her family is visiting Maine for the summer to pick blueberries. It’s a book that won both the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and the Crime Writers of Canada’s first novel award, among many…
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茶歇中文播客会在今年的九月正式回来!在这一集节目里,Nathan给大家介绍茶歇中文未来的三个小目标。 播客换新音乐了。你想联系我们的音乐家吗?乃耕的电子邮箱 : [email protected] TeaTime Chinese podcast will be back officially this September! In this episode, Nathan talks about 3 little objectives moving forward. Our podcast changed its music! Do you want to contact our musician? Naigeng’s email address: [email protected]
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Benjamin experienced an unexpected virality on his Valentine's Day post. He started modestly on 𝕏 (Twitter) with just 20 followers. He started by writing stories and now he is known as "The Storytelling Guy". In this episode, you'll learn: - How to find your unique voice and niche in a crowded platform - Strategies for engaging with your first foll…
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Michael Tamblyn spoke with Keziah Weir, winner of the 2024 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize in the category of Mystery for her novel, The Mythmakers. It’s the story of Sal, a writer who’s hit a very rough patch in every aspect of her life. But then she discovers a short story written by an author she met some time ago—about her and her and that moment of…
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