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This week on the 'Cut to The Race' podcast, we rewind to a special podcast episode to meet a modern F1 legend.Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft joins the panel to discuss his thoughts on all things F1 including Daniel Ricciardo's current performance, the 2022 regulations and why Mercedes aren't as dominant as we all expected this year. He also touches upon the subject of Valtteri Bottas and whether he thinks the Finn should be replaced at the end of this year.We ask him how he handles difficult situations on a race weekend such as Romain Grosjean's horrific accident in Bahrain last year and how he prepares his stats and research for a race weekend. We find out that Crofty is also a darts fan and commentator, and we take him back in time with the FormulaNerds Motorsport Time Machine.Finally, we test his knowledge in a Nerds first, a quote quiz involving some of Crofty's best lines.Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

Rylan Whalen, lead singer of rock group Harm & Ease, joins the DTP to take us behind the groups new track 'Cut Me Loose'!  “Cut Me Loose” showcases the band's unique sound and duelling lead singers in a track that puts the subjects of love and betrayal into play through a dramatic yet action-driven storyline. Rylan also chats to us about the decision to move the band back to Canada after 5 years in Argentina, the Burlington connection between Harm & Ease and Walk Off The Earth, and so much more!! ----- ----- Pick up Desert Tiger Merch @ Follow Colton Gee & Desert Tiger

This week on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast - Oli, Callum and Dan sat down with star of W-series, Sabre Cook.A wide range of topics were discussed, from Sabre's love on IndyCar to the slowly improving role of women in motorsport.Sabre is one of few drivers who also have a mechanical engineering degree, and the panel ask if his helps her when it comes to her driving.W-series has a somewhat unusual format, and the panel ask Sabre her thoughts on the short weekends and the new calendar layout, of course talking about the changing role of W-series since it became an F1 support series.It wouldn't be the Cut to the Race podcast without Sabre taking a trip in the motorsport time machine, and her answer might just be the coolest yet...Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

This week on the 'Cut to the Race podcast' - Oli, Matt, Dan and Callum sat down to discuss all things related to the chaotic Hungarian Grand Prix. The panel discuss Bottas' crash and the implications this has for the championship, before moving on to discuss the fact that Lewis Hamilton was the only car on the grid for the red flag restart. The main talking points of the race were covered, and all were happy to see Esteban Ocon take the chequered flag as a Grand Prix winner for the first time. Mid-recording we received the news that Sebastian Vettel could be disqualified for a fuel infringement, which swiftly ruined Matt's day. Race ratings were given and drivers of the day were decided.Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

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In this weeks edition of the 'Cut to the Race' Podcast - Oli, Cal, Dan and Matt discuss the Austrian Grand Prix and Oli and Emma interviewed the Team Manager of the Veloce Extreme E team, Ian Davies. We review the major talking points of the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix, the key moments from the race were of course analysed and drivers of the day decided. Along with the race review, the 4 also take a deep look at Mercedes and the way they treat their drivers. In particular, Valtteri Bottas. Dan (the Bottas fan) defended his driver with all his might, but all were in agreement that Bottas is being treated poorly by the team led by Toto Wolff. 02:37 - Race Review54:25 - Race Rating & Driver Of The Day 57:55 - Mercedes Team Issues Debate 1:12:32 - Veloce Extreme E Ian Davies InterviewFollow FormulaNerdswww.Facebook.com/FormulaNerdswww.twitter.com/FormulaNerdswww.instagram.com/FormulaNerdswww.formulanerds.com

This week on The 'Cut to the Race' podcast, Oli, Callum, Emma and Michael discuss the pretty uneventful Styrian Grand Prix. There were a few gems in there, despite the lack of action.The panel briefly talk about qualifying and give their opinion on Valterri Bottas being handed a penalty for his spin in the pit lane. Was it justified? Or just a bit harsh?Moving onto the race, the panel discuss the battle between Lando Norris and Sergio Perez, and whether the Mexican could have claimed the last podium spot under different circumstances. The tangle between Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly is also discussed, which leaves the panel wondering whether Leclerc deserved driver of the day? Emma describes Daniel Ricciardo's reliability issues, and Oli brings up Lewis Hamilton's moment which ended up with him nearly in the gravel.The panel deliver their verdicts by rating the race and their driver of the day, before moving on to a special interview with three women who all have something in common.Nikki, Haley and Sana are all huge motorsport fans and have applied for Formula Woman. Emma finds out more about their journey.Follow FormulaNerdswww.Facebook.com/FormulaNerdswww.twitter.com/FormulaNerdswww.instagram.com/FormulaNerdswww.formulanerds.com

This week on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast - Oli, Dan and Callum sat down to discuss the surprisingly good French GP, as well as the big news from the week and we chat to Pirelli F1 Boss Mario Isola.    The panel discussed the cancellation of Romain Grosjean's IndyCar test, Kevin Magnussen's stand-in IndyCar drive and many other items from across the week. Also discussed were the issues surrounding Pirelli, and spoke about attending two Pirelli press conferences in the week and the takeaways from these.   Moving onto the race this week all manner of issues were discussed. The panel spoke about the botched Mercedes strategy leaving the drivers out to dry, and spoke about a superb drive from Verstappen in the Red Bull.   The rest of the field were covered too of course, including a standout weekend for McLaren Racing.Predictions for Austria were made and drivers of the day decided - onto the next one.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

This week on the 'Cut to The Race' podcast, Oli, Callum, Emma, Dan and Michael meet a modern F1 legend.    Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft joins the panel to discuss his thoughts on all things F1 including Daniel Ricciardo's current performance, the 2022 regulations and why Mercedes aren't as dominant as we all expected this year.He also touches upon the subject of Valtteri Bottas and whether he thinks the Finn should be replaced at the end of this year.    We ask him how he handles difficult situations on a race weekend such as Romain Grosjean's horrific accident in Bahrain last year and how he prepares his stats and research for a race weekend.We find out that Crofty is also a darts fan and commentator, and we take him back in time with the FormulaNerds Motorsport Time Machine.    Finally, we test his knowledge in a Nerds first, a quote quiz involving some of Crofty's best lines.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

This week on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast - Oli, Dan, Matt and Callum sat down to discuss the chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as well as covering key talking points from Monaco and this weeks news.    Valtteri's botched pit-stop was a talking point, as well as Leclerc's short lived sensational pole position.The panel covered the cancellation of the Singapore Grand Prix, and look at alternative venues that could host a race to keep a calendar of 23 races a possibility. Spa also suffered devastating flooding this week, and the panel assess the damage caused, and what will have to be replaced.    As talk turned to Azerbaijan the panel discussed the major talking points, from Bottas' lack of pace (as Dan tried desperately to defend his beloved driver) to another pole position from Charles Leclerc.Of course talk was mainly focussed on the issues with the Pirelli tyres, causing Max Verstappen to lose a certain win, and Lance Stroll to tumble out of the points. Hamilton's lock-up made Oli cry, and the panel gave their race ratings and drivers of the day.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

There was an idea. An idea that began, like all good ideas a young man talking his love of Star Wars, so A Few Good Clones Podcast took shape, but as things changed his podcasting changed -- thus A Few Good Clones Podcast became Fandom Awakens Radio. 2019 your hosts David Senden and Kyle Wagner brought back the podcasts original name for a LIMITED SERIES spin-off podcast, 'Back to the Clones: A Few Good FEELS', covering the Clone Wars FINAL season streaming EXCLUSIVELY on Disney+, NOW we have a second season of that LIMITED SERIES spin-off podcast, a surprise to be sure, but a WELCOME one On this episode of Back to the Clones: The Good, the Bad, a Podcasters Batch 'We ride Together, We're Clones Together, Bad Batch straight up Yo', your hosts David Senden and Kyle Wagner, play a bit of ketchup with this one, life gang ............ WHO KNEW ......... as we discuss 'Aftermath', 'Cut and Run' and 'Replacements'

Episode 59 The Bad Batch Season 1 - Ep2 ''Cut and Run" Welcome to episode 59 of Radio Free Endor, and The Bad Batch Report where we catch up week by week with Clone Force 99 and there escape from the newly formed galactic empire. Am Jamie you host and with me is my son Christopher. The Bad Batch and Omega arrive on Saleucami to meet with clone deserter Cut. Cut tells Hunter about the inhibitor chips, and about his plan to escape with his family now that military presence is increasing. The two discover that newly introduced chain codes are needed to book public transport, but know Cut will get arrested if he tries to get one. Tech and Echo manage to steal and forge some chain codes, and with Omega’s help, deliver them to Cut and his family in time for them to board the transport. Hunter attempts to send Omega with Cut as he thinks she needs a family, but she decides to stay with the Bad Batch. 00:00 The Bad Batch Intro 01:38 Hellos and welcome 06:25 Star wars News 16:48 S1E2 Cut and Run 37:45 Dee Bradley Baker Breaks Down Each Clone's Voice 44:02End of the show If you want to have a say about anything Star Wars or the podcast then drop us an email or record a voicemail on your phone or pc, it can be as long as you want send them to us at radiofreeendor@gmail.com We are also one Discord, so join us for a live discussion https://discord.gg/MWDqudzj Also if you would like to support the show the please head over to my Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/sirjedijamie Links Radio Free Endor on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1JMM-D7FLuVEQrlXnXz1OQ Brand New Tee shirts available at Tee Publichttp://shrsl.com/?icde @radiofreeendor radiofreeendor@gmail.com @Jamie_R_burns sirjedijamie@gmail.com @ghostheadsuk ghostheadsuk@gmail.com Christopher Burns @BurnedChris @FSJamOrg @SMGPods Search for us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube

This week on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast - Oli, Dan, and Matt sat down to discuss the Spanish Grand Pix, and the news from the past week.  Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

This week on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast - Oli, Dan, Matt and Callum sat down to discuss, Imola, Portimao and the news we've missed over the past few weeks.   The panel discuss the Russell/Bottas incident that got everyone talking, and each draw their own conclusions about who was to blame, before moving on to cover the other talking points from the weekend and crediting Lewis Hamilton's incredible comeback drive.   The news over the past fortnight includes F1 heading to Miami, Suzuka extending its contract, Canada being replaced with Turkey, and the news of sprint races.The panel unanimously agreed Suzuka was one of the best circuits on the calendar, but the Turkey/Canada swap caused some discussion, as did the Miami Grand Prix set for 2022 and beyond.Sprint races also divided the panel as some love the idea, and some didn't, but all were in agreement it's nice to see F1 trying something new!   As discussion turned to Portimao the panel all decided to gang up on Dan and laid into Bottas' failed ability to turn a strong pole position into a race win. A track limits debate soon started, and all the panel agreed the actions of car #9 were unacceptable from a Formula 1 driver.Drivers of the day were decided and we now look ahead to the Spanish Grand Prix this coming weekend.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

In AD 9, Wang Mang, once the powerful prime minister of the Western Han court, overthrew the dynasty and declared himself ruler. The reign of this ambitious but conniving reformer is the interlude between the Western and Eastern Han dynasties — but that he could become emperor in the first place was due to the power vacuum left by a previous emperor. Ai of Han had no children (we assume), and though his reign was rocky, he has achieved immortality in modern China due to his devotion to a male lover.Read the article by Alex Colville: https://supchina.com/2021/04/19/chinas-gay-emperor-known-for-his-cut-sleeve/Narrated by Kaiser Kuo.

On the 'Cut to the Race' podcast this week, Oli, Matt, Callum and Emma are joined by personal trainer and performance coach Michael Italiano.  Michael is best known for working with McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo, and opens up about how he became interested in becoming a performance coach. He talks to us about his involvement with Daniel and F1, and gives us an insight into how important it is for him to stay "race fit", how often they have to train to stay in shape for a race, and the mischevious things they get up to. We discuss how the pandemic has forced people to use online workouts at home and the differences between working out at home and working out at the gym. We talk food, nutrition and discuss his coaching Facebook group and website.Finally he gives Oli some tips on how to get "wedding fit"! Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

This evening on the 'Cut to the Race' podcast, Oli, Callum, Matt and Emma are joined by Ella Podmore, a materials engineer at McLaren Automotive.  Ella tells us about her role as an engineer and what that involves, including her day to day responsibilities. She talks candidly about her recent Young Woman Engineer of the Year award, and how she hopes to inspire the next generation of women and girls into a career in the STEM industries. We get our nerd on talking about the McLaren supercars that Ella has worked on, how the global pandemic has changed the way she works, and what it feels like walking into the iconic McLaren Technology Centre. Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

Danger lingers around Everlund and the party must move quickly towards their next destination... Comedy, action and a whole lot of shaming come together in Dice Shame, an Actual Play Podcast of Storm King's Thunder by Wizards of the Coast! Join our GM Jo; her partner Harlan, his brother Alex & their best friends Justin and Rob as they tackle the daunting world of Faerun in this legendary adventure module! Dice Shame is a podcast that welcomes its audience to the gaming table. Like the games they play at home, they try not to take themselves too seriously. The show aims to be entertaining, inclusive, and irreverent, while still taking the rules (somewhat) seriously. Join us every Thursday morning for brand new episodes available on all major platforms including; Spotify, iTunes, Google Play and more! If you haven't checked it out yet... what are you waiting for?!?

In the latest episode of the 'Cut to the Race' podcast, Oli was joined by Matt, Dan and newly appointed writer for the nerds, Alex Mclachlan, for an unfiltered reaction and panel discussion to a thrilling season opener in Bahrain.     To kick things off, the panel had a recap of the build up to the new F1 season, discussing their thoughts on new driver line-ups and testing. The nerds discussed which of the three rookies they were most (and least) looking forward to seeing take to the track.     Following this, the nerds shared their thoughts on what they all agreed was a thrilling qualifying and picked out their stand-out moments. Tsunoda's impressively quick P2 lap in in Q1 was unsurprisingly mentioned whilst Ferrari's surprise 1-2 in Q2 was a highlight of Matt's.Moving onto the race reaction, the panel decided to work their way up through the constructors championship to discuss the performance of each team. Kicking things off with Haas. The nerds all agreed that Haas' performance, and that of car number nine, was certainly one to forget. Alex mentioned how he feels Haas are already suffering from putting two rookie drivers in their seats and wonders if number nine in particular, can even handle racing an F1 car on the limit.     As the panel's discussion climbed up the leaderboard, to Matt's dismay there was no avoiding the discussion around Sebastian Vettel's dismal debut for Aston Martin. Even as a Seb fan, Matt admitted that he was running out of excuses for the costly mistakes the German makes out on track.Interestingly, the nerds also discussed how underwhelmed they were about Daniel Ricciardo's first race for McLaren, with a general feeling that he hasn't fully settled into the car. Dan's opinion was that once Ricciardo has had enough time to settle in, he'll be able to be more aggressive in the car and thinks McLaren could do very well this year with their driver line-up.     The podcast reached it's climax when the nerds began to discuss the fight at the top. An interesting debate was raised around track limits following Max Verstappen having to concede his lead to race winner Lewis Hamilton after the stewards deemed his move illegal.Whilst all nerds agreed that the decision to penalise Vertsappen was correct, Matt argued that Hamilton hadn't been penalised for exceeding those same limits 29 times throughout the race. Oli also suggested that the FIA had been inconsistent with their rules and argued that this had once again let the fans down.     Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

A court of appeals rejected an appeal - and chastised the attorney - because the appeal was nothing more than a rehash of the Complaint. http://www.lehtoslaw.com

This week on the 'Cut to The Race' podcast, Oli, Matt and Emma chat to Lawrence Barretto, Senior Writer at Formula One.    Someone who works closely with drivers and teams, getting to chat to people we can only dream of, Lawrence tells us about his career to date including stints at Autosport and Motorsport.com. He discusses how he started his role at Formula One, and what he enjoys most about the many elements of his job. He also explains what is challenging about travelling with the F1 circus.    Emma asks him if he has interviewed anyone, a driver or team, who have been particularly difficult, or awkward. The response is juicy, and Lawrence explains that sometimes he has to think on his feet.After watching the interview that Lawrence did with seven time world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton, Emma asks why Lewis gets such a negative response on social media despite hus success, his achievements and his involvement in inclusion and diversity within the sport.The conversation turns to the much anticipated upcoming F1 season Oli asks Lawrence if the calendar is likely to change this year due to the ongoing pandemic and we find out the impact of not having fans at the circuits has had on the sport and Lawrence's job.With the car launches in full swing,     Oli asks what team we should be watching this year, as Matt wants to know what driver line up is the strongest, and whether "super teams" are a thing.We discuss what tracks are a "must go to" and what circuits Lawrence would want to see back on the calendar.    Matt also asks Lawrence on his thoughts about the CEO of Rich Energy, William Storey, trying to make a return to F1. Is it all hot air or should we have take him seriously? While we discuss this, William Storey tweets the Nerds and ignites the rumour mill again.    Finally Emma wants to know about his shoe collection, which is now famous around the paddock, and Matt probes Lawrence on his Instagram bio, where he states he is a "burger connoisseur".Give this a listen for top tips of where to find the best burger joints around the F1 circuits.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

In this special episode of the 'Cut to The Race' podcast, we have a special guest on the show. Oli, Emma, Matt and Will are joined by Chief Communications Officer of Aston Martin F1, Matt Bishop.    Matt has previously worked at McLaren and most recently helped develop W Series. He has also released a new book, The Boy Made The Difference, which is beautifully written.    Matt reminisces with the Nerds about his career journey, how he was never a motorsport fan until he picked up a copy of Autosport magazine back in the day, and saw the cars on the front.   He speaks candidly about his time working as a journalist, then progressing into his role at McLaren.He discusses what he thinks of Sir Lewis Hamilton's actions last year prompting the #WeRaceAsOne initiative. He also speaks openly to the panel about Lewis as a person and a driver.    Matt helped launch W Series, the all female single seater series, with Catherine Bond Muir, in a bid to help promote females in motorsport. He discusses how it was born into what it is now, and gives us his view on when we may see a woman in an F1 car.    He discusses his role at Aston Martin and gives us his thoughts on the drivers and expectations this year for the newly rebranded team.He moves on to talk about his new book, The Boy Made The Difference. A beautifully written fiction about the true reality of HIV/AIDS through the 80s and 90s. It is also about family and love. Matt talks about his inspirations and motivations behind the book and his experiences that he drew on to write it.   Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

'Cut the b*******' - Billy Joe Saunders raw! - on Canelo Alvarez, Daniel Kinahan & slams Irish media

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Join us for a Special Election Episode of the Pod; the very last episode of Season 1. Riz spouts an ideological pontification in this week's 'We Care a Lot' segment, we briefly review the final Biden/Trump debate in 'Cut me Mick', we bring back 'Virtually Debatable' for a final virtual sparring session with Mr. Ben Shapiro, and send you off to the polls or your mailbox with a few final words from us both... one at a time, of course. Less than a week to go; if you haven't voted, what the heck are you waiting for!? Link to the DTM Election Night Livestream: https://www.facebook.com/103093954752195/posts/183990519995871/ Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe Here are all our links in one place: https://linktr.ee/downthemiddle

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Join us this week for segments aplenty as we dive faces first into ACB and Catholicism in our new segment 'Keep the Faith'; Trump's Tax Troubles in our other new segment 'Controversy of the Week'; AND YET ANOTHER new segment called 'Cut me, Mick', where we very large sigh attempt to break down the first Presidential (if you can call it that) debate, and afterwards, Rob takes another shot at everyone's favorite game show 'Is this a quote from the first Presidential debate, or just a thing I made up?' Don't worry, we didn't forget the topic of the week: Voting and Voter Fraud, which is chock full of information with J's 'Buzzed History', this week's 'Bonehead of the Week', and we give our new editor-in-chief of the forthcoming 'The Intermediary' a call to discuss this topic as well. Yep, we think it's all a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck too, let's jump in, shall we? Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe Here are all our links in one place: https://linktr.ee/downthemiddle Special Guest: Clay Cogman.

My guest this week is musician Oscar Scheller. He released his first album 'Cut & Paste' in 2016, and his second album 'HTTP404' in 2019. He has also written and produced many other notable artists. I spoke to Oscar about our thoughts on Jewish identity, how Judaism inspired his music, and his relationship with Israel. You can find Oscar's music on all streaming services, and you can follow Oscar on Twitter @oscar_scheller (https://twitter.com/oscar_scheller) , and you can follow me on Twitter @jewish_podcast (https://twitter.com/jewish_podcast) . 

A new MP3 sermon from David H J Gay Ministry is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 10- Spurgeon on 'Cut to the Heart' Subtitle: A CRITIQUE OF TIMOTHY KELLER Speaker: David Gay Broadcaster: David H J Gay Ministry Event: Audio Book Date: 9/13/2020 Length: 7 min.

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Mark Ivanir wanted to be an actor since he was five-years-old, but he made several pitstops along the way. First, he served as an Israeli spy who went undercover on a secret mission to rescue Jews out of Ethiopia. Then he took some time off and joined a circus – juggling and performing pantomime on the streets of Paris. Eventually, he returned to his first love and his start in Hollywood couldn't have gone better: One of his first roles was in Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List." Since then, he has worked non-stop, appearing in more than 50 movies and television shows – and has starred alongside Angelina Jolie, Matt Damon and Robert De Niro. His latest role pairs him with yet another A-list star: two-time Academy Award winner Hilary Swank. They make up two of the five astronauts on the first human mission to Mars in a compelling new Netflix series called "Away." The journey is set to keep the astronauts 20 million miles away from their families for three years. Jason Katims, the show's executive producer, said that when the team first met Ivanir, he made everyone fall in love with him on the spot. “He has this humor, he has heart, and he also has this bravado," Katims explained. "It was so great because the show is dealing with big, high stakes issues. Mark has all of that, but he also brings humor to almost everything that he does and everything that he says. He has done everything from great comedic work to really wonderful dramatic work and we were just so excited to have him be part of this.” Ivanir found an unlikely muse for his role as a cocky, know-it-all astronaut with a sense of humor. “Someone I took inspiration from was my contractor,” Ivanir said, laughing. “He has nothing to do with space, but he cracks jokes all the time. That's his default. That's where he goes. He is emotionally armored. The character was written like that from the beginning and then I realized that that's the guy. It's funny, but it's true. No pilots or astronauts, just my contractor.” His previous career as a spy also helped, since he was able to completely embody a new character. And his time doing summersaults in Paris aided his work in the scenes where he's floating in zero-gravity. “We had to try to figure out how to move in space in terms of the speed and your ability to go forty-five degrees or to do a full circle on the wire. Luckily, I have a background as a circus performer so by the second day I was doing all kinds of backflips!” "Away" is a workplace drama set in outer space, but it's also a poignant tale for the historic moment in which we find ourselves. It's a story of flight, of possibility and of hope. The first season of the show debuts on Netflix on September 4th. In this new episode of our podcast, we caught up with Ivanir to talk about the new Netflix series, as well as his previous career as both a circus performer and an Israeli spy. Of all three of those careers, he told us he enjoys acting the most. "In many ways, it gives you an opportunity to do all of these things in a somewhat safe capacity. So, you can be a spy, and then the director says 'Cut!,' and you go and have a snack. It gives you the opportunity to get into so many characters and then leave them and be yourself. It's lovely."

over 200 million girls and women have experienced a form of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). FGM is a practice of partial or total removal of external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons. Often tFGM is carried out on girls between a few days old to 15 years old.In this episode, we speak with Hibo Wardere and Paula Ferrari. Hibo is a survivor of FGM and advocate, global speaker and author of the book 'Cut, one women's fight against FGM'. Paula is a Clinical educator and a advocate doing amazing work here in Australia to shed light on the harms of FGM and ways it can be prevented.Keep up to date with Hibo Wardere and Paula Ferrari on Twitter:Want to be the first to receive updates and behind the scenes information about the Social JustUs podcast? Click here to join our private Facebook Group!To read more about Hibo's fight against FGM, you can purchase her book Cut: one women's fight against FGM in Britain Today..

CLR Show 1467.  Air date June 29, 2020.  Two different impulses seem to govern Trumps life:  'Stand and Fight' and 'Cut and Run'.  The big question is whether he experiences them sequentially... and what might be the tipping point that drives him to the latter.

Doug McHoney (PwC's US International Tax Services (ITS) Leader) and Pam Olson (PwC's US Deputy Tax Leader and Washington National Tax Services (WNTS) Practice Leader) discuss Pam's storied career as she retires from PwC. Doug and Pam talk: life as a tax practitioner in the 1980s; the value in working for the government; Pam's top achievements during her tenure at Treasury; major trends in US and global tax policy; the growth of trade, investment, supply chains, and globalization; the progressivity of the US tax system; the increase in partisanship over the past 40 years and the melding of 'campaigning' and 'governing' over that time; how we can focus on what we have in common rather than focusing on our differences; the recycling of tax proposals; and Pam's advice for both US and global policymakers.

Host Phil Llewellyn with guests Paul Shepherd, Alex Field and Russ Bolton review some of the many great podcasts and webinars from the last week.The team pick out the key takeaways from each episode and how to use it on the pitch, at all the levels of the game.Richard Cheetham on embedding learning into your sessionsWill Greenwood and Brian Ashton on England's most recent performance against New ZealandCut, bleed and bandage feedback with Ed Coughlan and Stu ArmstrongAlso, there’s a preview of the highlights for the coming week.Here’s the list of podcasts and links:DISCUSSEDMagic Academy – Brian Ashton and Will Greenwood join Fletch and Rustyhttps://www.coach-logic.com/magic-academy/https://www.themagicacademy.co.ukhttps://www.coach-logic.comThe Talent Equation - Developing coaches through 'Cut, Bleed & Bandage' - A Coach Logic 'Breakfast Club' with Ed Coughlanhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/developing-coaches-through-cut-bleed-bandage-coach/id1209549739?i=1000475497458Richard Cheetham – England Rugby – Embedding learning into your regular coaching/refereeing practice'https://www.englandrugby.com/news/article/weekly-online-coaching-webinarsWHAT ELSE WE MISSEDSome of content we didn't get a chance to discuss but that you may be interested in...The Rugby Journal - Rugby in Lockdown #7 - The life of an England Sevens playerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=12&v=XDu6GimFHhg&feature=emb_title Understanding and Improving Tough Conversations - A talk by Ken Kinghttps://cross-canada-coaches-clinic.heysummit.com/talks/understanding-and-improving-tough-conversations/Scouting Your Own Team - A talk by Matt Gamblinhttps://cross-canada-coaches-clinic.heysummit.com/talks/tbd-7/The RPA – Supporting Yourself and Others - Matt Leek, Ben Morris, Tom Lindsay and Jake Woolmorehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNThVP_kiuoThe RPA – Career Insights: Working In Schoolshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pTidDRmD-0The Rut Podcast – Tom Lindsayhttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-rut/id1513039398#episodeGuid=Buzzsprout-3798485COMING UPEngland Rugby Tuesday Training - Coaching the Breakdown with John Mitchell7:00PM Tuesday 2nd Junehttps://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=1702553597012693Tongan Head Coach Toutai Kefu - Rugby World Cup campaign Coaching philosophy, Team Profile, Game Plan, Motivation. 11:00am Wednesday 3rd June https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0Dt43SLfp4hURQRSearmEheL_z9iYJ_LIPYc764JQfiPH0Q/viewformUK Coaching - Coach, Parent and Athlete RelationshipMonday 1st Junehttps://www.ukcoaching.org/cou

This weeks podcast comes from a 'Breakfast Club' session that I did with the Mark Cairns, one of the founders of 'Coach Logic' and Dr Ed Coughlan. In this conversation, Ed walks through his ideas about helping coaches to develop using a 'cut, bleed and bandage approach' and we then explore various other methods and some ways that coaches can commit to their development and learning. Hope you enjoy.

This weeks podcast comes from a 'Breakfast Club' session that I did with the Mark Cairns, one of the founders of 'Coach Logic' and Dr Ed Coughlan. In this conversation, Ed walks through his ideas about helping coaches to develop using a 'cut, bleed and bandage approach' and we then explore various other methods and some ways that coaches can commit to their development and learning. Hope you enjoy.

"Chipotle workers claim that food safety practices are at risk at the fast casual restaurant due to managerial procedures that cause workers to ""cut corners."" A total of 47 current and former Chipotle workers from New York City locations came forward about the malpractice in a report to Business Insider. This news follows recent allegations that the company has been violating child labor laws. In the report obtained by Business Insider, workers outlined concerns about the way things are done behind the scenes at Chipotle. It said that many incentives like pay bonuses let other responsibilities like cleanliness audits and food safety fall to the wayside. Workers said in the report that working at Chipotle is ""highly pressurized environment"" with goals that include ""minimizing labor costs."" It was also said that managers are often told in advance when a restaurant will be inspected for cleanliness so they can be prepared. Meanwhile, when an inspection isn't taking place the cleanliness standard is much more laid back. In the past, people have questioned Chipotle's safety standards because of the E. Coli outbreak a couple years back. The chain also has an interesting sick day policy, where there are on call nurses for workers to check if they're actually sick. Chipotle said in a statement to Delish that the company is committed to safe food and a safe work environment and that the pay bonuses actually incentivize workers to be even more precise when following company policies. The full statement can be read below: We are proud of our industry leading food safety practices and we are committed to a culture of food safety in our restaurants where employees are supported and heard. Chipotle’s engaged and hard-working employees are what makes us great, and we encourage our employees to contact us immediately, including through an anonymous 800 number, with any concerns so we can investigate and respond quickly to make things right. We will follow up on every allegation once we have access to the information. Chipotle offers a quarterly bonus for ALL employees, which includes managers and hourly crew members, with up to a month’s worth of pay per year. Following proper food safety procedures is a requirement to achieve this bonus so it actually reinforces our best practices with everyone in the restaurant. Chipotle is committed to creating a safe and engaging work environment for its employees by offering industry-leading benefits such as debt-free degrees, tuition reimbursement up to $5,250 per year, competitive health benefits and quarterly bonuses for all employees."

" Caroll Spinney, the puppeteer who played Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch, and other characters on television's ""Sesame Street"" died at age 85. For almost half a century, Spinney played the over-sized, six-year-old yellow canary that enchanted generations of children. He maneuvered the eight-foot-tall costume from inside, with the help of cables and a monitor strapped to his chest. Plus, learn what it means to ""cut back on"" something. Read the full transcript of this episode at https://www.plainenglish.com/221      Transcripts are always free and available now! ¿Hablas español? Você fala português? Parles-tu français? 你会说中文吗？日本語を話せますか？ The episode transcripts include instant translations from English to Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, Italian and Japanese. Hover over or tap a highlighted word for the translation. Connect with Jeff on Twitter (@PlainEnglishPod) and Facebook (PlainEnglishPod). Or e-mail jeff@plainenglish.com **NEW** Connect with us on WhatsApp! Send a message to +1 312 967-8757 and add us to your contacts to receive messages from Jeff and JR! If you like the program, please leave a review or rating wherever you listen. It will help others discover the program. Never miss an episode! Sign up to receive updates from Plain English at http://www.plainenglish.com/mail  Subscribers get exclusive links for further reading and additional practice with common English words and phrases. Learn English the fun way: with a podcast in English! Listen to an American English podcast that you enjoy and understand -- all at a slower speed than normal. | Aprende inglés gratis en línea con nuestro curso. Se habla a una velocidad lenta para que todos entiendan. ¡Aprende ingles con nosotros ahora! | Aprenda Inglês online grátis com o Plain English, a uma velocidade menor, para que todos possam entender. "

Ever had moments when you expected more from a person but they did less? And you thought, well, the best thing to do is - 'Cut them off' . What if I told you there were better ways? Well, listen to this podcast and let's journey.

De Nijmeegse band Waltzburg kwam begin oktober met de debuutplaat 'Cut the Wire'. Het nummer 'Friends' van die plaat staat centraal tijdens de eerste aflevering van Achtergrondgeluiden, opgenomen in de oefenruimte van Waltzburg in De Basis in Nijmegen.

In this episode, hosts Jonny and Mike chat about part 2 of Michael Hyatt's 'Free to Focus' entitled 'CUT". The section is all about saying no to tasks or conversations that will distract you and cause you to be less productive. Jonny and Mike use examples from their experience in sales of what can go wrong if you don't say no enough. For our latest content and job updates, follow us LinkedIn: Michael: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelprice6/ Jonathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathangraham4/ IRC: https://linkedin.com/company/inward-revenue-consulting

Hour 1 CNN is in full crisis mode as the Cable News death spiral continues. Ratings take a nosedive. It's Time to 'Cut the Cable' and join BlazeTV ...Big Tech continues to pick off, purge and demonetize ...Islamophobia Pat joins to talk Ebola immigrants that were just dumped off in TX Hour 2 'How To Become A Federal Criminal' with author, Mike Chase. A white collar criminal defense lawyer. By night, he's a legal humorist. Laws on the book that most people don't know about ...Unsustainable debit has to stop or we are done Hour 3 Gay Pride Rainbow flag backlash. Gay cultural history is already being changed and the gay community isn't happy. Donald Trump is the most 'gay friendly' President ever ...Reparations from All white people ...Bye-bye Electoral College means bye-bye Republic  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Un plan c'est quoi ?! Je me suis aperçue que beaucoup de personnes font l'amalgame entre différents concepts de planifications. Dans ce nouveau podcast, je t'explique la base à savoir ce qu'est un plan pour te permettre de réaliser avec succès tes idées. Bonne écoute ! Crédit musical Merci à cet artiste de rendre mes podcasts joyeux en musique. Titre: Summer SpliffsAuteur: Broke For FreeSource: http://brokeforfree.bandcamp.com/Licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.frTéléchargement (9MB): https://www.auboutdufil.com/index.php?id=495 Crédit image Merci à ce photographe pour cette imageS O C I A L . C U T

Nick talks 'WREXIT' and some more with Jared that got cut from our last episode for time!

Nick talks with Jason and his wife, Megan, about the Netflix Marvel shows, and their rankings of MCU movies!

David Lumsden - "Hue of Blues" CD

Listen to what Nancy Pelosi's daughter says about Nancy "cutting your head off." Why are Dems always so "violent?"

Listen to what Nancy Pelosi's daughter says about Nancy "cutting your head off." Why are Dems always so "violent?"

Here's the meat and potatoes of our scary stuff sequel episode. It's basically the whole episode, let's be honest with each other.

Nick, Jared and Wade continue to talk about scary movies. There's even not one, but TWO Five for Fighting segments!!!! Wow. Christmas really has come early. Listen on, if you dare...

More with Nick and Jason talking about the Spider-man PS4 game and more!

Nick and Wade keep on talking about 80's movies! 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Commando? 01:34 - Cobra? (too much Stallone?) 03:37 - Jack Ryan series (John Krasinski typecast) 04:47 - New Star Trek films 05:34 - Horror kickstarts franchise films             'Friday The 13th'/ 'Halloween'             Horror genre             'The Thing' 19:25 - Outro

Digital still means differing things, depending on who you ask. So for us at 'Cut the Cliches', we turned to a man for episode five, who has decades of experience in the field, leading his agency through the era of mobile, through to the customer experience focus which his agency has today. Ben Beath, MD at Loud & Clear helps brands transform internally to become more digitally enabled. Simply put, he's taking legacy infrastructure and making processes streamlined for today's increasingly time-poor workforce. This can, and often does involve automation, as we discuss the impact of Industry 4.0 on how jobs are viewed. Ben has worked with some of Australia's leading brands including AGL and FFA, and our man on the ground Liam Fitzpatrick caught up with Ben in his Melbourne office.

In episode four, 'Cut the Cliches' speaks with Shaik from GameFace.AI about the rise of sports analytics. Host Liam Fitzpatrick catches up with Shaik in Sydney where we discuss the difference between AI and machine learning, how GameFace rebrand is going, how sports teams are increasingly turning to video to support coaching and tactics and what might be next for the use of tech across sporting codes.

Nick and Jazz talk some more about screenwriting, and some methods they share with our studio audience.

Nick and Alex play games with each other (no, seriously) in a couple cut for time segments from our "Mission: Improbable" episode. Thanks for listening!

Positivity and perspective can make or break us, as Ryan Caligiuri knows and shares through his popular book-review podcast 'Cut the Crap'. He learned this powerful lesson firsthand as he struggled with anxiety, which he shares here.

Nick and Megan continue rambling about various subjects such as: sexual assault in the entertainment industry, the Pixar theory, and more! 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Chris Hardwick/ Morgan Freeman allegations 08:42 - Roseanne is a racist and her show is cancelled 12:39 - 'Infinity War' writers want to fix the DCEU 16:31 - The Pixar (Universe) Theory 22:01 - Andy's mom is Jessie's owner? (in 'Toy Story') 23:41 - Outro

Nick and Brian continue talking about superhero movies and the summer blockbuster! 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Brian is a DC Fanboy 10:21 - DC on TV (Arrow, Flash, etc.) 17:15 - Batman Telltale Series 18:18 - Avengers Infinity War Timeline 24:44 - Outro

Nick, Alex, Wes and Jared continue their rants on things they used to watch. Wes tries to wrangle Nick into an argument about 'The Tonight Show' and more! Stick around. 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Avengers Infinity War and Jared playing catch-up 01:59 - The Tonight Show wars 06:26 - Recording on VHS and 90's commercials 08:14 - Disney and Musicals 10:38 - Video Game TV Shows (Megaman, Sonic, Mario Bros, etc.) 12:14 - Jared makes up a show about a Mannequin 13:34 - The Stupid Joke (Middle School memories) 17:10 - 'Wolf', 'Willow' and 'Labyrinth" 18:38 - 'Naked Gun' and 'Airplane' 18:58 - Wes' Theorem (a.k.a The Quotable Lines Theorem) 20:54 - 'U.S. Marshals' (taped over 'Top Secret') 23:40 - 'Major League', 'Down Periscope' & 'McHale's Navy' 26:14 - 'Bad Boys' & 'Demolition Man' 27:27 - JCVD 29:40 - Outro

More from Nick and Jared, including Jared's "Call Back" section, where he weighs in on previous episodes. Sorry to have to cut that from our regular episode, but it proves he was greatly prepared to guest host our podcast!

Boo-Yah! owner Carmen Murray and Jessica McEndoo speak to Lisa Steingold - Marketing Manager : Popimedia and author of several books including 'Cut the Crap' and 'The Power of Authenticity for Brands'.another Solid Gold podcast : SolidGoldStudios.co.za/booyah

More from Nick and Jake talking "New Girl", overrated actors, and character actors. Stay tuned for more opinions!

Nick and Katy talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Young Adult Revolution 04:34 - Adaptations that weren't as good as the book             Twilight / Jason Bourne Series (Ludlum) / To Kill a Mockingbird / A Time to Kill (Grisham)             Cloud Atlas / Tuesdays with Morrie / The Kite Runner 17:06 - More adapted authors 17:32 - Movies you may not know were based on books:             Die Hard (or 'Nothing Lasts Forever' by Roderick Thorp)             Who Framed Roger Rabbit (or 'Who Censored Roger Rabbit' by Gary K. Wolfe)             Mrs. Doubtfire (or 'Alias Madame Doubtfire' by Anne Fine)             Slumdog Millionaire (or 'Q&A' by Vikras Swarup)             Psycho (or 'Psycho' by Robert Bloch) 20:11 - Douglas Adams' 'Starship Titanic' by Terry Jones 24:07 - Outro

Nick and Dan talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - 90th Annual Academy Awards 04:15 - 'Ozark' (Netflix)/ '11.22.63' (Hulu) 03:02 - Marvel's Netflix Shows 06:11 - 'Logan Lucky' 07:30 - 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' 10:13 - Forgettable Movie Scores 17:06 - Nick's Plea for Musical Appreciation in Movies 18:39 - Composing Video Games 23:46 - Popular Musicians Composing Movies 29:00 - Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams (Amazon) 30:36 - Roseanne Reunion/ John Goodman's Appeal 34:10 - Outro (See you next time!)

Nick and Megan talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Dinosaur talk w/ Finn Taylor 02:48 - Nick mansplains TWOK to his wife 06:33 - Honorable Mentions/ Comedy Villains 14:52 - Nick explains 'Ready Player One' 18:37 - Outro

Nick and Wes talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Cinema allure/ Wes' one franchise he still watches 01:54 - James Bond franchise/ Wes' CGI rant 12:50 - The future of James Bond 17:10 - Fox and the MCU 20:17 - Spider-Man 3 22:43 - Music in movies 25:57 - Movie reviews and their impact 35:14 - A history of streaming services 42:15 - The fall of cable services 56:16 - Netflix/Hulu in trouble 57:38 - Google and Amazon 59:09 - Binging Netflix 01:05:00 - Outro

Na vier jaar is Tim Knol terug met een nieuw album: 'Cut the wire'. En wát voor album! Het staat boordevol met heerlijke popsongs met een snufje Americana. Nummers die hij zelf schreef, samen met o.a. Sander Brinks en Arnout Brinks van Tangarine en met Douwe Bob. In deze Volgspodcast verteltis Tim Knol de verhalen achter de liedjes. (Oorspronkelijke uitzending: 22 januari 2018)

Nick and Chad talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - 'Blade Runner 2049' (SPOILERS) 02:20 - 'Only The Brave' (SPOILERS) 04:10 - 'American Made'/ 'The Mummy' (2017) 05:19 - International streaming 06:36 - 'Black Mirror' 10:13 - Editing 12:28 - 'Nick Gets Sick' 15:15 - Awards Shows 25:20 - Outro

Nick and Jason talk: 00:00 - Intro 00:26 - Star Wars: The Last Jedi 06:50 - Comic Books 13:15 - Marvel's Characters 17:27 - Captain Marvel (Skrulls) 20:50 - Nolan's Batman 22:39 - Jodie Foster/ Chris Pine/ James Cameron Quotes 38:47 - It Remake/ Horror Tropes 43:05 - Outro

Marie-Claire chats to Brae from the much hyped, Dear Seattle ahead of their 'Cut You Deep' headline tour around Australia. 

Updated (14 October 15:40 GMT) Bit of a milestone, as it's the 100th episode, I guess I should probably share a few thoughts, with you the listener. Dance music was my first love, the first type of music that I took seriously. Prior to that I would have been your typical kid who listened to pop music. We lived in a house where someone always had music on, be it the radio in the kitchen that my mother was listening to or emanating from all the rooms simultaneously upstairs. That all changed in 1988 during what was dubbed "The Second Summer of Love". There was a real air of optimism about. Life was changing and the music we were gravitating towards was reflecting this. It all felt new and exciting as a bona fide revolution in youth culture was taking place. It was rebellious and as a pre-pubescent I wanted a part of the action. The Cul-de-sac we lived in formed a natural congregation point for the kids in my neighbourhood and someone always had a stereo on as we played in "the square" as it was referred to. I decided to take up the mantle one afternoon and got my first taste of playing music selector to an audience. Naturally I was hooked. I was initially drawn to the sample based, 'Cut 'n' Paste' style of acts like Bomb The Bass, S'Express and Coldcut and anything I could hear via radio on Simon Young's Dance Show on 2FM and later Pete Tong's Essential selection on BBC Radio 1. I'd tape the shows and listen to them all week trying to track down the records I was hearing. This of course was pre-internet so what followed was a lot of humming in record shops to bemused staff. We had one of those old style record players in our house that could go down to 16 rpm and up to 78 rpm, on top of the usual 33 and 45 and my first foray into concocting mixes was making pause button tapes, messing about with the speeds of the various records in my collection and whatever else we had around the house. Which included my sister's Madonna, Janet Jackson and Gloria Estefan LP's along with a cache of vinyl, which my dad won playing poker, I was later informed. The collection he acquired included a lot of music that was alien to me at the time such as The Band and Pretty Purdie who had a song called 'Funky Donkey' that I developed a fondness for solely because of how absurd a song title it was. I investigated each record in the haul in the same manner that I still do today and put to one side the one's that stood out for me adding them to my stock. I also learned something valuable that day and that was; that, sometimes, it's worth going off the beaten track to discover music for yourself, as it can be extremely rewarding. In 1992 I started working part time, after school, saved up and got my first set of proper turntables. This was back in a time when Ireland's licensing laws were a bit lax and I started sneaking into nightclubs. This opened me up to a whole other world of music and I forged friendships that still hold strong to this day. I was well and truly bitten by the bug and decided that DJ'ng was the profession for me and by 1995 I was gigging regularly and making a living from something that started out as a passion. It's a passion that has never waned. Music still excites me as much now as it did then and I enjoy seeking out and listening to as much new music as I can. Everyday I hear something that blows my mind. So to the mix itself. I decided to take a look back at the history of dance music from the first nightclubs in Paris in the 1950's, to the Sound System culture of Jamaica in the 60's, on to the Discotheques and Block Parties of New York in the 70's, the House music of Chicago, Techno in Detroit, the Balearic Beat of Ibiza, the UK Rave scene in the 80's and beyond to what is now a global phenomenon. It's been fascinating for me to see how dance music evolved from disco to house to techno to drum n bass and mutated into 100's of sub genres and come full circle. History shows us how it's all cyclical and connected like one big organism. Dance music has had many names but only one purpose and that's to get you moving. Dancing is an inherent part of our DNA. It's primal, it unites and truly breaks down barriers. Nightclubs can be magical places transporting us to another dimension, away from the mundane and allows us forget about our troubles, even if only for a night. For this mix I've selected some of my four to the floor favourites. Cramming in as much as I could. There's nods here to seminal tracks and key figures in the evolution of it all. I've had many memorable moments to all these songs, they remind me of different points, places and people. They're tracks that will always hold a special place in my heart for a variety of reasons and in most cases are the best examples, for me, of the many flavours of club music. Thank you as always for lending me your ears, it's greatly appreciated. Right, let's have a party, shall we? 00:00 Friendly Fires/Au Revoir Simone- Paris (Aeroplane remix) 07:07 Daft Punk- da funk 10:52 Björk- big time sensuality (Justin Robertson remix) 18:08 The Crusaders- street life (Opolopo rebounce) 26:49 Jamiroquai- space cowboy (David Morales remix) 34:13 The Chemical Brothers- swoon (Lindstrøm/Prins Thomas remix) 41:50 The Beloved- deliver me (Robodisco dub) 48:10 Todd Terje- inspector norse 54:05 K-Klass- rhythm is a mystery 58:50 Lykke Li- I follow rivers (The Magician remix) 01:02:54 Alan Braxe/Fred Falke- running/intro 01:05:15 Groove Armada/Sunshine Anderson- easy 01:10:32 Gusto- disco's revenge (Mole Hole dirty mix) 01:14:33 Moloko- sing it back (Boris Dlugosch musical mix) 01:19:44 Luther Vandross- are you using me (Masters At Work 12' mix) 01:27:31 Kings of Tomorrow- finally (Dance Ritual mix) 01:35:03 Kim English- nite life (Bump classic mix) 01:40:16 Hercules & Love Affair- Blind (Frankie Knuckles remix) 01:47:28 Basement Jaxx- raindrops 01:50:52 Shakedown- at night 01:53:42 Cut La Roc- freeze 01:57:24 Armand Van Helden/Duane Harden- you don't know me 02:05:02 Jackie Moore- this time baby 02:08:24 Sub Sub/Melanie Williams- ain't no love (ain't no use) 02:13:28 Donna Summer- I feel love 02:18:45 Laurent Garnier- crispy bacon 02:23:40 Bedrock/KYO- for what you dream of(Full On Renaissance) 02:32:58 Rollo Goes Mystic- love,love,love (here I come)(Big mix) 02:40:15 Yeah Yeah Yeah's- heads will roll (A-Trak remix) 02:43:35 Liquid- sweet harmony 02:45:43 Rolando,The Aztec Mystic- knights of the jaguar 02:50:08 Underworld- cowgirl 02:57:48 Westbam- wizards of the sonic (Red Jerry remix) 03:04:34 DJ Misjah/DJ Tim- access 03:07:07 Cygnus X- the orange theme 03:10:35 The Prodigy- no good (start the dance) 03:16:46 Jungle Brothers- jungle brother (Urban Takeover remix) 03:20:11 DJ Zinc- ready or not 03:22:02 Natural Born Chillers- rock the funky beat 03:24:22 Ain't Armand 03:29:41 Fatboy Slim- right here, right now 03:35:11 Sister Sledge- lost in music (Dimitri from Paris remix) 03:42:34 The Streets- weak become heroes 03:47:52 Pet Shop Boys- left to my own devices 03:52:35 Fleetwood Mac- everywhere (Psychemagik edit)

Erin calls into Variety Radio Online to talk about her role in "Cut to the Chase" Max Chase (Blayne Weaver) has always been on the wrong side of the law but his younger sister Isobel (Erin Cahill) always bails him out... Until the day she disappears. Isobel's abusive boyfriend (Luke Sexton), the District Attorney (Patrick Kirton) and the city's crime boss known as "The Man" (Lance Henriksen) are all suspects in her disappearance. Fearing for the life of his innocent sister, Max dives back into the world of his dark past while being pursued by The Man's loyal enforcer (Patrick Day). Max’s only ally is a manipulative yet captivating criminal (Lyndie Greenwood), ?who is also on the run from The Man. Max will do whatever it takes to find his baby sister.

Max Chase (Blayne Weaver) has always been on the wrong side of the law but his younger sister Isobel (Erin Cahill) always bails him out... Until the day she disappears. Isobel's abusive boyfriend (Luke Sexton), the District Attorney (Patrick Kirton) and the city's crime boss known as "The Man" (Lance Henriksen) are all suspects in her disappearance. Fearing for the life of his innocent sister, Max dives back into the world of his dark past while being pursued by The Man's loyal enforcer (Patrick Day). Max’s only ally is a manipulative yet captivating criminal (Lyndie Greenwood), who is also on the run from The Man. Max will do whatever it takes to find his baby sister.

Today's Guest: Scott Cooper, director, Crazy Heart Order 'Crazy Heart' [Blu-ray] directed by Scott Cooper, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the book cover above! (2009) When a movie director surrounds himself with talent, it makes the first day of shooting a lot more pleasant. So imagine being director Scott Cooper when principal photography began on his new film, Crazy Heart. His top line featured not one but three stars: Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Robert Duvall. And it left the writer of the film feeling pretty confident, too—and that was also Cooper. It probably didn’t hurt that two of his stars, Mr. Duvall and Mr. Bridges, are also producers of Crazy Heart. SCOTT COOPER audio excerpt: "Jeff Bridges is a better person than he is an actor, and that's saying a lot... In between 'Action!' and 'Cut!', it's revelatory what he can do. He's so facile...so sublime in the picture. He spoiled me. It's an embarrassment of riches." So how did this serio-comic story about a broken-down country music singer—that would be Bridges—turn out? If you can’t wait for the movie to open on Wednesday, December 16, let’s see what the director can tell us. Scott Cooper Facebook • IMDB • Order Crazy Heart from Amazon.com Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above!   The Party Authority in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland!

Bluegrass has always been a mix of musical inspirations. Perhaps that's why young bands, like Old Salt Union, continue to embrace the genre. The members of the quintet (based in Illinois, near St. Louis, Missouri) come from a variety of backgrounds " classical, alternative, jazz " and they find themselves playing an updated form of the music Bill Monroe made famous in the mid-20th century.In January of 2016, Old Salt Union came by the studio and played a few songs from their EP, 'Cut and Run' for Folk Alley at the 30A Songwriters Festival. 

Bluegrass has always been a mix of musical inspirations. Perhaps that's why young bands, like Old Salt Union, continue to embrace the genre. The members of the quintet (based in Illinois, near St. Louis, Missouri) come from a variety of backgrounds " classical, alternative, jazz " and they find themselves playing an updated form of the music Bill Monroe made famous in the mid-20th century.In January of 2016, Old Salt Union came by the studio and played a few songs from their EP, 'Cut and Run' for Folk Alley at the 30A Songwriters Festival. 

Bluegrass has always been a mix of musical inspirations. Perhaps that's why young bands, like Old Salt Union, continue to embrace the genre. The members of the quintet (based in Illinois, near St. Louis, Missouri) come from a variety of backgrounds " classical, alternative, jazz " and they find themselves playing an updated form of the music Bill Monroe made famous in the mid-20th century.In January of 2016, Old Salt Union came by the studio and played a few songs from their EP, 'Cut and Run' for Folk Alley at the 30A Songwriters Festival. 

Bluegrass has always been a mix of musical inspirations. Perhaps that's why young bands, like Old Salt Union, continue to embrace the genre. The members of the quintet (based in Illinois, near St. Louis, Missouri) come from a variety of backgrounds " classical, alternative, jazz " and they find themselves playing an updated form of the music Bill Monroe made famous in the mid-20th century.In January of 2016, Old Salt Union came by the studio and played a few songs from their EP, 'Cut and Run' for Folk Alley at the 30A Songwriters Festival. 

Bluegrass has always been a mix of musical inspirations. Perhaps that's why young bands, like Old Salt Union, continue to embrace the genre. The members of the quintet (based in Illinois, near St. Louis, Missouri) come from a variety of backgrounds " classical, alternative, jazz " and they find themselves playing an updated form of the music Bill Monroe made famous in the mid-20th century.In January of 2016, Old Salt Union came by the studio and played a few songs from their EP, 'Cut and Run' for Folk Alley at the 30A Songwriters Festival. 

In this Doozy of an Episode Bryan and Ricky pick 30 phrases and slang terms used in every day life and explain what they mean and where they came from, it's the Cat's Meow!  If you've ever wondered why people say 'That was a Gas' or what they mean whey they say they like the 'Cut of your Jib' then tune in and find out!  The episode format is different, but the funny and interesting info is still The Bee's Knee's!

Donovan recently appeared on the Ramblings of a Guy from Regina and had his creativity censored. Below is the banned audio footage: