Podcasts about 'name

This week, the iLLogical gang talk about the VERZUZ between The Lox & The Diplomats (4:58), as well as the Lakers controlling the headlines in free agency (32:21). Later, the guys discuss the 49ers QB battle (54:24), DaBaby losing his festival placements (1:03:58), Isaiah Rashad's new album 'The House is Burning' (1:25:05), Rolling Stones leaving 'Thriller' off of their 'The 100 Greatest Music Videos of All Time' list (1:43:03), how the 'Name, Image & Likeness' policy has been great for the NCAA (2:51:51) and more.

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey spoke to Darragh Hassett from Hassett Considine Solicitors in Ennis as the Tánaiste urges employers across Ireland to “have a heart” when dealing with their employees' vaccine appointments. His call comes amid numerous reports of workers being docked wages or forced to take holiday days to attend vaccination appointments during working hours.

Welcome to the Sports Zone Podcast, where we discuss, opine, and report on all things local sports.In this episode, the Red River Shootout may have a new home, the Southeastern Conference. What does does Oklahoma and Texas perhaps bolting for the SEC mean for the wide world of college football?'Name, Image and Likeness,' LSU athletes are cashing in. A well known Baton Rouge radio host is helping lead the charge.The Southland Conference is ready to flip the switch back to fall football. How the Colonels and the Lions are shaping up.And a UNO basketball player – who's eye for fashion has the young, rich, and famous seeking him. After his eligibility is over, hoops could still be his path to wealth.All this and much, much more.The Sports Zone Podcast is also available via Apple Podcasts on iTunes.

Welcome to the Sports Zone Podcast, where we discuss, opine, and report on all things local sports.In this episode, a Saints linebacker talks faith in a higher power, and in the Saints 2021 season.Is Demario Davis one of the club's best ever free agent pick ups? Our illustrious panel weighs in.'Name, image, and likeness' – the bidding war kicks off. Is it nearly as big as advertised?One thing's for sure – the ruling body of college sports, gets a beatdown. A Tulane hurler hopes to stand tall in the Major League Draft.And – one of the shortest in the NBA – could get a ring.All this and a lot more inside this week's Sports Zone. The Sports Zone Podcast is also available via Apple Podcasts on iTunes.

Ben Fordham says former Liberal MP Julia Banks should name and shame those in parliament apart of the toxic culture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming Up #OnWithMarioLopez – Mario takes on Courtney in another #PopCulture #PopQuiz trying to guess #lullaby versions of #MichaelJackson's biggest hits!  Plus, #SnoopDogg is headed to the #Olympics, we get you ready for tonight's #Bachelorette drama, and #MatthewPerry's make out party horror story!  All that and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Welcome to the Sports Zone Podcast, where we discuss, opine, and report on all things local sports.In this episode, we discuss a hot topic in college athletics – name, image, and likeness.If approved nationwide – how some coaches feel it will be handled locally? Tulane football head coach Willie Fritz stops by the Spots Zone for an in-depth discussion with WGNO's Ed Daniels.The New Orleans Saints prepare for their first training camp without Drew Brees...Why a rejuvenated Cam Jordan says there is a lot to be excited about the team this season.Plus, Justin Jefferson's rookie season draws comparison to former Vikings great – Randy Moss. What Year 2 has in store for the former Destrehan and LSU product...All this, including the NOLA Gold, next in the WGNO Sports Zone.The Sports Zone Podcast is also available via Apple Podcasts on iTunes.

Coming Up #OnWithMarioLopez – Mario & Courtney battle it our trying to #NameThatTune with songs turning 20 years old in 2021!  Plus, Mario reacts to the government's big #UFO report, we hand out a #GoodDeed Lopezie to a kid who saved his family, and is cutting the cord really the cheaper option?!?  All that and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Seg 1 - Billy Embody from 247 Sports talks 'Name, Image, Likeness' and LSU's bounce back yearSeg 2 - Lynden Blake from WAAY 31 answers today's Fair or Foul questionsSeg 3- Boob of the Day

Seg 1 - Fair or FoulSeg 2 - Justin Ferguson from The Auburn Observer talks about 'Name, Image and Likeness' rules for College AthletesSeg 3 - Trash Pandas ticket winners

This episode we are joined by Chanda once again and we have another challenger on 'Name that tune'! Jeff and Leo are recovering from their covid vaccinations, Everyones gears gets grinded at Dutch Bros., and a Hot Food Challenge is born...

Coming Up #OnWithMarioLopez – The incredibly talented #RandyJackson joins us with the scoop on FOX’s #NameThatTune, his body transformation, and thoughts on the new #AmericanIdol! Plus, one of Mario’s favorite sitcoms is getting the biopic treatment, why an A-Lister says she’s rude on purpose, and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

We play 'Name 5' and Johnny can't name any in one category, we discuss what we missed most in Iowa during the spring of last year due to COVID. We also start a new week of Gender Bender and lots more!

Recruiting new donors takes time and effort, so retaining them is pretty important. Gabe Cooper is the CEO of Virtuous Software, a nonprofit-focused CRM that tackles this issue head-on. He joins AmickyCarol this week to give three #TopTips on making sure that your donors stay with you for the whole journey. Virtuous is generously offering a discount to all our listeners! Just go to virtuous.org/demo and under 'Name of Nonprofit / Organisation', mention that you heard about Virtuous through Money4YOU.

It was an action-packed day for the NFL as the start of free-agency did not disappoint and Tom Brady gives out his cell phone number in what Gio calls a brilliant marketing scheme for TB12, (9:11) potholes are beginning to control a part of Gio's life, (13:48) Boomer has concern for his radio partner and all he has going on these days, (15:38) Jerry Recco's only concern between 6-10am is updates, the guys is alike a machine, (20:03) the guys play a game of 'name that team' with the focus on some lesser known participants in the upcoming NCAA Tournament and in the end it was 'the' Eddie Scozzare who experienced a shinning moment of sorts and (31:59) Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson, will they be traded???  Gio sure doesn't think so. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Name of all majesty' John 3: 14 - 21

Beth and Big Joe play a game of 'Name 5 in 10' with a member of the Y100 Family for their shot at a 4 pack of tickets to SeaWorld and Aquatica!

A union boss has backed Labor's plan to "name and shame" companies who have gender pay gaps in a bid to close the disparity between wages. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cody Hagan is a member of the Ring Of Valiance, Supremacy World Wrestling, apart of the Night HAWK nation and he is also apart of many other shows you will find out. We talk about being apart of ROV firstly and understanding the man behind the product, previous guest Dashon Walton, a very talented individual with a creative mind. Cody runs down the history of ROV from the champions to the creation of the show. At this time he is the current SWW Starlight Champion, and Cody and The Jamco discuss the show that is ESS DUBYA DUBYA, and what makes this show stand out from the others. Other places we discuss is NWPN and Tom Doyles NXW, and the strange things that go on there! Another Jamco quiz comes along and this time it is 'Name me a wrestler that...' this is for all you die hard DUBYA DUBYA E fans. You can catch Cody on Twitter here https://twitter.com/NightwingCH You can catch FWZ on Twitter and Facebook https://twitter.com/FWZCollection https://www.facebook.com/FWZCollection

Elvis explained why he and his husband Alex were dressed as pirates over the weekend. Do you have any sports good luck charm like Froggy and Skeery? Have you watched "Bridgerton" on Netflix? We played a version of 'Name that Tune' based off the music form the show! The show had an awkward laugh because of how sad the song 'Driver's license' actually is! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

DAS Heritage Member Joe 'No Fuss' Roberts joins the fellas to preview the Browns huge match up with the Chiefs, Tommy and Conor are back with Tommys Keys to success and Harnischfegers Heroes, the first ever edition of 'Name the Play' and plenty more in this episode of the Dawgpound Downunder! Episodes available on both Apple Podcasts and Spotify!!Be sure to follow and tag the Dawgpound Downunder Podcast on Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/dawgpounddownunder/#SeipelStrongMardijbalina Arts Link- https://mardijbalinaart.com/Tom Seipel Link- https://www.instagram.com/tomseipel/Muni_lot_tailgate Link- https://www.instagram.com/muni_lot_tailgate/Dr. Pinhead Link- https://www.instagram.com/harnisch06/

We celebrate Emile Smith Rowe's emergence into the first team this week with a double barrelled special. In Quickfire John we discover John's 34 year old Garfield ruler and the Stute Machine is. a 'Name' that Tune one. It's been a great week for the club and we discuss three wins for the first time this season!Support the show (http://gunners.com)

Coming Up #OnWithMarioLopez – #RandyJackson joins us with the scoop on #NameThatTune, his time on #Idol back in the day, and more! Plus, the latest on the #kimye divorce rumors in the Buzz, some inside info on tonight’s #Bachelor drama, and #RyanReynolds’ embarrassing middle name revealed!  All that and more!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Name That Tune the reboot of the reboot of the reboot premieres tonight on Fox. Jane Krakowski is hosting with former American Idol judge Randy Jackson also a part of the show. To celebrate the return of Name That Tune, Rick puts Joel to the test this morning with his own version of the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Name That Tune the reboot of the reboot of the reboot premieres tonight on Fox. Jane Krakowski is hosting with former American Idol judge Randy Jackson also a part of the show. To celebrate the return of Name That Tune, Rick puts Joel to the test this morning with his own version of the game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Plans to “name and shame” motorists disqualified from driving are hoped to be progressed over the coming year, the Road Safety Authority has confirmed. For reaction we heard from Noel Gibbons Road Safety Officer for The Communications Office at Mayo County Council and Liam Herrick Executive Director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties . Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

'Name is Bond. James Bond'. Who does not get goose bumps when they hear those words? Yet when Sean Connery died last month, I had to ask myself: Did I know if he was still alive? There certainly was no mention or sighting of him. His wife released a statement that said he had dementia and it took its toll on him. "It was no life for him. He was not able to express himself in any way." She was happy he died in his sleep. Just how he wanted to die. Peaceful. At home.

Rowan is a popular tree for protection against witchcraft and fairies. You often find its wood or branches being used in building work, or even to haul enchanted people out of fairy rings! How did people use rowan to get the most from its protective abilities? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

Rowan is a popular tree for protection against witchcraft and fairies. You often find its wood or branches being used in building work, or even to haul enchanted people out of fairy rings! How did people use rowan to get the most from its protective abilities? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

Rowan is a popular tree for protection against witchcraft and fairies. You often find its wood or branches being used in building work, or even to haul enchanted people out of fairy rings! How did people use rowan to get the most from its protective abilities? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/rowan-folklore/) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

The dead house was a common occurrence in the days before refrigerated mortuaries. People stored bodies at the graveyard in the dead house prior to a regular burial, and the authorities kept the dead in them until the bodies could be claimed. But are these spaces likely to be haunted - or just eerie? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

The dead house was a common occurrence in the days before refrigerated mortuaries. People stored bodies at the graveyard in the dead house prior to a regular burial, and the authorities kept the dead in them until the bodies could be claimed. But are these spaces likely to be haunted - or just eerie? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

The dead house was a common occurrence in the days before refrigerated mortuaries. People stored bodies at the graveyard in the dead house prior to a regular burial, and the authorities kept the dead in them until the bodies could be claimed. But are these spaces likely to be haunted - or just eerie? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/dead-house/) Vote for the winner of the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo](https://icy8.typeform.com/to/xHwqBboo) Sign up for the Rural Gothic 2: Women in Horror event: [http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2](http://bit.ly/ruralgothic2) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://instagram.com/icysedgwick)

Kaiser Gayser's 'NAME' Essential Mix Special Edition Over 90 minutes of beautiful music, 124+ BPM, Progressive House continuous mix / premixed set. 16 of my favourite tracks at this very moment mixed up in one compilation Including fantastic music from: Stan Kolev, D-Nox, AudioStorm, K Loveski, L Georges, Weird Sounding Dude, Simos Tagias, RIGOONI, Indigo Man, Danny Howells, DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos, Valerio Laz, Stereo Underground, Kostakis, Alex Aguiare, Dima & Mira, e.t.c. Compiled mixed and recorded by Kaiser Gayser The Hague Autumn 2020 ...ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ?

Kaiser Gayser's 'NAME' Essential Mix Special Edition Over 90 minutes of beautiful music, 124+ BPM, Progressive House continuous mix / premixed set. 16 of my favourite tracks at this very moment mixed up in one compilation Including fantastic music from: Stan Kolev, D-Nox, AudioStorm, K Loveski, L Georges, Weird Sounding Dude, Simos Tagias, RIGOONI, Indigo Man, Danny Howells, DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos, Valerio Laz, Stereo Underground, Kostakis, Alex Aguiare, Dima & Mira, e.t.c. Compiled mixed and recorded by Kaiser Gayser The Hague Autumn 2020 ...ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ?

Kaiser Gayser's 'NAME' Essential Mix Special Edition Over 90 minutes of beautiful music, 124+ BPM, Progressive House continuous mix / premixed set. 16 of my favourite tracks at this very moment mixed up in one compilation Including fantastic music from: Stan Kolev, D-Nox, AudioStorm, K Loveski, L Georges, Weird Sounding Dude, Simos Tagias, RIGOONI, Indigo Man, Danny Howells, DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos, Valerio Laz, Stereo Underground, Kostakis, Alex Aguiare, Dima & Mira, e.t.c. Compiled mixed and recorded by Kaiser Gayser The Hague Autumn 2020 ...ARE YOU DOING YOUR PART ?

Charon, the ancient ferryman of Greek myth, is one of those figures that pops up even where other deities get ignored or forgotten. Sometimes people simply call him ‘the ferryman’ and he loses his name, but we all know who we’re referring to. But who was Charon, and what is the folklore surrounding him? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/) Enter the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86](https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86) Sign up for the Folklore in Fiction workshop (12:30 pm GMT): [https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P](https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick

Charon, the ancient ferryman of Greek myth, is one of those figures that pops up even where other deities get ignored or forgotten. Sometimes people simply call him ‘the ferryman’ and he loses his name, but we all know who we’re referring to. But who was Charon, and what is the folklore surrounding him? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/) Enter the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86](https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86) Sign up for the Folklore in Fiction workshop (12:30 pm GMT): [https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P](https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick

Charon, the ancient ferryman of Greek myth, is one of those figures that pops up even where other deities get ignored or forgotten. Sometimes people simply call him ‘the ferryman’ and he loses his name, but we all know who we’re referring to. But who was Charon, and what is the folklore surrounding him? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore! See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/charon/) Enter the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86](https://forms.gle/6L3r1TmYqp223Em86) Sign up for the Folklore in Fiction workshop (12:30 pm GMT): [https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P](https://bit.ly/3nIbR5P) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick

Entertainment Tonight's Keltie Knight joins Dax Holt and Adam Glyn on the "Hollywood Raw" podcast to trade stories of famous celeb encounters, what it's like to work on the red carpet and how she ruined red carpets for everyone. Knight talks about how The Lady Gang podcast came to be, and even played our favorite game of 'Name that Celeb'. A ​Hurrdat Media Production​. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've probably heard about the banshee, announcing deaths with her keening cry. But what of the 'washerwoman of the ford', the Bean Nighe? She haunts rivers and pools in Scotland and Ireland. But who is she and why is she an omen of death? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore. See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/bean-nighe/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/bean-nighe/) Enter the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://forms.gle/rGzmyZuQeSnysqyG6](https://forms.gle/rGzmyZuQeSnysqyG6) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick

You've probably heard about the banshee, announcing deaths with her keening cry. But what of the 'washerwoman of the ford', the Bean Nighe? She haunts rivers and pools in Scotland and Ireland. But who is she and why is she an omen of death? Find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore. See the images or get the blog post transcript here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/bean-nighe/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/bean-nighe/) Enter the 'Name the Plague Doctor!' competition: [https://forms.gle/rGzmyZuQeSnysqyG6](https://forms.gle/rGzmyZuQeSnysqyG6) Get your free guide to protecting your house with folklore here: [https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/](https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/) Become a Patron for bonus content at [https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595](https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: [https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick](https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick) Tweet Icy at [https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick](https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick) Follow Icy on Instagram at [https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick](https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick) Enjoyed this episode? Buy Icy a coffee at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Follow Icy on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/icysedgwick

Illinois and California have passed new corporate racial diversity laws to prod publicly traded companies to embrace racial diversity on their boards. In this episode of ESG Insider, an S&P Global podcast about environmental, social and governance issues, two of the lawmakers behind the bills explain why the move was needed and could have ramifications beyond their state borders. "Companies are responding to the public shame and making changes," Illinois State Representative Chris Welch said, explaining how the 2019 state law he sponsored requiring companies to report on their race metrics will be effective. "Public shaming works."   In the U.S., the national dialogue has turned to race in 2020. Following the death of George Floyd while in police custody, companies have paid more attention to systemic racism and diversity in their own ranks. Investors are also increasingly talking about this topic as a human capital management issue.   While the Illinois law does not mandate companies be racially diverse, it directs them to publicly disclose the racial, ethnic and gender diversity of their boards of directors by the end of this year. And then, starting in March 2021, the University of Illinois will publish a report card evaluating how companies are faring, which Welch said will be used to name and shame companies that are not up to snuff.     "Everyone appreciates collecting data and making further decisions based on that data," Welch said. "I think this is going to become model legislation that you'll see in other states."   California has also taken action to promote corporate board diversity. In the episode, we interview California Assemblyman Chris Holden, who co-authored a law passed in September of this year that expands the state's diversity requirements for the boards of publicly traded companies to include people who identify as being a part of a racial minority, an Indigenous community or the LGBTQ community. Holden said that companies should have no trouble finding qualified director candidates and noted that studies have shown companies with diverse boards generally perform better.   The California law also includes a disclosure mandate. Specifically, it requires the California Secretary of State to track and publicly report compliance with the law as well as levy fines for noncompliance.

West Ham pulled off one of the most complete performances from a Hammers team in recent memory when they went to Leicester and thrashed the Premier League leaders 3-0 on Sunday. The win came off the back of a defeat at Everton in the League Cup and a fantastic 4-0 league win over Wolves. Will Pugh (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_) is joined by James Jones (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) and Tom Edwards (https://twitter.com/T0m_Edwards) to revel in the Irons' newly found excellent league form and the lads swing between the desire to get carried away or heed the urge to let it all go and be depressed about West Ham's totally shambolic transfer window. David Sullivan assured fans the fury inducing sale of Grady Diangana to West Brom would fund investments in other areas of David Moyes' squad. But shock, horror, the only man to arrive is £5million Czech right-back Vladimir Coufal from Slavia Prague. One of the lads won the first Betway (https://twitter.com/betway) charity bet of the season and 'Name that Game' heats up with a ferocious battle between Tom and Will. The Athletic's West Ham correspondent Roshane Thomas dials in with acute insight into how hard West Ham really tried in the transfer market. And the boys discuss much more including Felipe Anderson, Jack Wilshere, Harry Redknapp, King Arthur Masuaku and the West Ham Women. Please like, rate and subscribe if you like what we do. Follow We Are West Ham on Twitter (https://twitter.com/WeAre_WestHam) . And WATCH the shows on YouTube HERE (https://t.co/BerkadaUal?amp=1) . Audio credit: West Ham United Twitter (https://twitter.com/WestHam/status/1313479124879585281?s=20) . COYI #WHUFC

Vi har fundet Bjørne Corydons adoptivfar - og vores måske mest trofaste lytter. Herudover hylder vi en af dem, der har fodret Bjørne temmelig gavmildt med sedler, men også en, der aldrig fik en seddel igennem. Vi runder af med en omgang 'Name off', med navne vi aldrig har hørt før, og "det værste, jeg kan forestille mig. Det bliver lytteren Hansen, der kun har misset 12 udsendelser, som bliver Bjørnes nye ejer. Men før vi giver ham væk, skal han bruges flittigt, og derfor skal vi lede efter en, der har taget en dårlig beslutning på en andens vegne. Som da Mads' mor besluttede, han skulle gå til pigekor i et år. En meget gavmild seddel-bidrager Lasse aka Revisorladen får lov at komme med sit ultimative bud på en seddel, hvilket resulterer i historien om, hvordan Kathrine aldrig nogensinde vil blive tilgivet af sin svigermor. Men vi elsker alle vores lyttere, og derfor skal vi også have en lytter igennem, der aldrig har fået en seddel med i programmet. Philip starter jagten på en, der hader at snakke med mennesker, men er tvunget til det på job. Derfor får vi os en snak med kundehaderen Alexander og vagabonden Løvenkranz. En glæde, man aldrig kan tage fra os, er navne, vi aldrig har hørt før. Derfor får vi den ultimative navne-dyst med deltagerne Rage, Younes, Cyril, Ege, Eimi, og Nike. Vi slutter af med den allersidste omgang "det værste, jeg kan forestille mig". Værter: Andreas Kousholt og Jacob Weil.

In perhaps the most predictable turn of events since the dawn of man, West Ham lost the opening game of the Premier League season at home to Newcastle in the limpest fashion imaginable. Callum Wilson scored his 9millionth career goal against the Hammers and even Declan Rice was awful. There was a faint glimmer of light among the darkness as David Moyes' men went on to beat Charlton 3-0 at home on Tuesday night to progress to the third round of the Carabao Cup where they will face Leeds or Hull City. As fan anger towards David Gold, David Sullivan and Karren Brady continues to fester, reports emerged over the last week of takeover bids from an American consortium. A latest bid of £400million was reportedly rejected by Messrs Gold and Sullivan at the end of August. And Will Pugh (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_) , James Jones (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) and Tom Edwards (https://twitter.com/T0m_Edwards) return as ever to dissect the legitimacy of the prospective bids, the on field woes, Rice's future and a HUGE announcement for the We Are West Ham podcast (https://twitter.com/WeAre_WestHam) as they announce a season-long charity partnership with Hammers' shirt sponsor Betway (https://twitter.com/betway) . Sports news editor at The Sun and big Arsenal fan Daniel Cutts joins the lads to look ahead to West Ham's game at the Emirates on Saturday. 'Name that Game' quiz is back and sports journalist and WSL expert Isabelle Barker also dials in to breakdown West Ham Women's 9-1 thrashing at the hands of Arsenal on Saturday. Packed show, as always please REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE if you like what we do. WATCH the show on YouTube here (https://t.co/BerkadaUal?amp=1) . COYI #WHUFC

Just when you think things can't get any weirder at West Ham United... Gold, Sullivan and Brady: "Hold our beers." The Hammers' board sold talented youth academy star Grady Diangana to fellow relegation candidates West Bromwich Albion for around £18million last week. And the decision triggered fury among fans to a level not seen since the infamous protests at the Burnley game in 2018. Club captain, Mr West Ham, and usually 'social media silent' Mark Noble even tweeted his anger and disappointment at the decision - a move which proves what an utter mess the club is in right now. Will Pugh (https://twitter.com/WilliamPugh_) is joined as ever by James Jones (https://twitter.com/ByJamesJones) and Tom Edwards (https://twitter.com/T0M_EDWARDS) to discuss all of this and much more in a bumper length We Are West Ham (https://twitter.com/WeAre_WestHam) podcast. The Sun's north east correspondent Oscar Paul joins the lads to provide an opposition view ahead of the Hammers' first Premier League game of the season against Newcastle on Saturday night. Nostalgia quiz 'Name that Game' is back and with the format nailed down, the first battle of the season kicks off between Will and James. And West Ham fan, sports journalist and women's football expert Ella Jerman features to discuss the girls' opening day WSL draw against Tottenham and their hopes for this weekend's clash with Arsenal and the upcoming season. You can also WATCH this episode on YouTube here (https://t.co/BerkadaUal?amp=1) . And please consider SUBSCRIBING to We Are West Ham on all platforms and it would be really great if you can give us five stars and a written review. Thanks for listening, up the Hammers. #COYI #WHUFC

After Hong Kong vowed to sue Donald Trump at the WTO over plans to relabel the city's exports as "Made in China", trade law professor Bryan Mercurio discusses the debate over whether a case is worthwhile. In a busy week for US China affairs, trade talks appear to be back on, even as US lawmakers push to take punitive action against Beijing to the extreme. SCMP Hong Kong desk editor Denise Tsang is our special guest, unpacking why the Hong Kong government is so upset its exports to the US will…

Join Echo, Bobby and Nicki for a new episode of Intuitive Living where they discuss the importance and function of Angels in our lives. Echo talks about her first encounter with her Guardian Angels and plays a little more of 'Name that Tune'!

Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga play a game of 'Name the Tribe's No. 1 pick.' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Beth knows reality TV, but how well do Joe and Chris know reality shows? The two go head-to-head in a game of 'Name That Reality Show'!

Host CJ dials in again from home to join co-hosts Andrew and Josh for the FiverFC podcast. This week the boys discuss the return of the Bundesliga along with FiverFC's O.G. Bakhda's winning bet, the podcast turns into a 'squad-off' as each of the hosts take on the latest #CaraChallenge and also the fan favourite segment 'Name that Team' is back with a bang, all this and more on the latest FiverFC episode! Want to get involved? Join in by signing up for the FiverFC Coupon. Visit the FiverFC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fiverfc/ and sign up using your PayPal account, first week entries are free!

NXT 34 review (S3E6) - October 12, 2010 After the 1st elimination of the season, the rookies regroup for the next challenges. Tensions are high as the rookie divas get to speak their minds, and earn challenge points for immunity. They play a game of 'Name that Tune', can you guess some of the themes before the rookies? Also in the main event, we get a Rookie vs Rookie match, Aksana goes 1 on 1 with AJ. There are also sparks in the air after the main event! Listen and find out what happens! Email Us Email us any of your questions regarding NXT, the current product or anything else! We'd love to hear from you! Subscribe on YouTube Follow us on IG Follow us on Twitter

Host CJ dials in again from home to join co-hosts Andrew and Josh for this week's podcast. The boys share their thoughts on the USA Women's trial for Equality, Josh vs Andy in the #CarraChallenge, Newcastle's potential new signings and a new direction for the England team perhaps?  As well as another 'Name that team' this time the Chelsea/Liverpool squads in the 4-4 battle of 2009, all this and more on the latest FiverFC episode! Want to get involved? Join in by signing up for the FiverFC Coupon. Visit the FiverFC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fiverfc/ and sign up using your PayPal account, first week entries are free!

Host CJ dials in again from home to join co-hosts Andrew and Josh for this week's podcast. The boys discuss the Eredivisie becoming void and will the EPL follow suit? Newcastle's potential takeover and the team they could build as well as another 'Name that team' which is quickly becoming a new favourite segment on the podcast, all this and more on the latest FiverFC episode! Want to get involved? Join in by signing up for the FiverFC Coupon. Visit the FiverFC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fiverfc/ and sign up using your PayPal account, first week entries are free!

Host CJ dials in again from home to join co-hosts Andrew and Josh for this week's podcast. The boys discuss Sunderland Till I Die, Just when will Fleetwood release their documentary with the main man Joey Barton? And Josh provides another 'Name that team' for the lads and everyone to take part in and more on the latest FiverFC episode! Want to get involved? Join in by signing up for the FiverFC Coupon. Visit the FiverFC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fiverfc/ and sign up using your PayPal account, first week entries are free!

Folks are loving Groucho!

Whitty and Green gather to break down their memories of All-Star weekend, with Whitty sharing why he has a personal beef with Common and Green introducing the fun game of 'Name that Celebrity All-Star." Then they get in to the Blazers stretch run of the season and discuss just how impactful CJ McCollum has been for the Blazers this season and if he is living up to his contract.

This week we bring you our conversation with Dr. Lindsey Darvin where we talk about the new 'Name, Image and Likeness legislation' and the impact it might have on women's sports in the US. (There is also a snippet at the end where we talk with VEO CEO, Henrik Teisbæk. VEO is one of the world's most innovative and fast-growing sports tech companies right now whose main product is a football/soccer camera that records matches without a camera man, using artificial intelligence!) Check out links below. Dr. Darvin is an Assistant Professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland. Find out more about her and links to follow her work below: Twitter: @DrLindseyDarvin Google Scholar (link to published work): https://t.co/YaZJYUbn74?amp=1 Lindsey received her Ph.D. in Sport Management from the University of Florida, her M.S. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in Sport Management, and her B.A. from Bryn Mawr College in Political Science. She was a two-sport NCAA student-athlete (basketball and lacrosse) during her time as an undergraduate. Prior to coming to Cortland in 2018, Lindsey worked for a variety of sport organizations as both an administrator and coach.  Lindsey began her career working with the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and from there went on to work with Harvard Athletics in events and operations. She has also worked within a variety of athletic departments including Villanova University, Drexel University, Bryn Mawr College, and the University of Florida. While at the University of Florida Lindsey served as an academic tutor and in a mentorship role for university student-athletes across a variety of varsity programs. She also has previous coaching experience at the intercollegiate and interscholastic levels of play. Lindsey’s research agenda focuses on diversity and gender equity in sport, as her work seeks to combat the lower rates of female leadership throughout the industry. She has published articles within peer-reviewed journals throughout the social sciences, including national attention for a project published within the journal Sex Roles. Lindsey has also written articles for several media outlets, and has provided expert quotes for media articles featured within the Huffington Post, Vice Sports, Forbes, and Culture Trip. She has also served as an editorial manager for the P.A.A.D.S (Professional Association of Athlete Development Specialists) Research Digest, a monthly athlete development journal containing research briefs and industry related interviews and serves on the review board for the Journal of Athlete Development and Experience (JADE). --------- VEO - Record without a cameraman - great for skills training, recruitment packages, analyzing matches and training sessions, etc. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is #StudioInter, the number 1 podcast in English dedicated entirely to FC Internazionale Milano – where it's 100% Inter, 100% of the time only on SempreInter.com. In this weeks #StudioInter, the boys are joined by ForzaItalianFootball's Editor in chief Dov Schiavone to analyze Inter's chances in the Serie A title race as well as the Nerazzurri's overall progression so far this season. The boys then discuss the signing of Christian Eriksen from Tottenham, looking at it from every possible angle.  All of this and this weeks Moggi, Moratti, Frog and much much more on this weeks episode of #StudioInter. So sit back, relax and join the boys as they delve deep into the black and blue world of the Nerazzurri. Host: Nima Tavallaey.Panelists: Mohamed Nassar & Alex Donno.Guest: Dov SchiavoneEdited by: Renato Brea.Illustration/design: Tin Milekic.

Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) Form became a fetish in some kingdoms of poetry world in the later twentieth century. Creative writing students practised Sestinas and Villanelles, and some of them produced technically proficient examples. Most of them were immediately forgettable, and if you enjoy trivial pursuits a good question is 'Name three great villanelles written in the twentieth century'. What the festishists ignored, forgot or didn't know what that form is never the whole story. You can teach an 11 year old to write a technically flawless sonnet but your chances of it being memorable are almost non-existent. This is a great poem, regardless of Thomas' choice of form. You can always criticise him for being excessive with the adjectives, and he obviously didn't care for Bunting's ‘Cut out every word you dare'. But there are few poets who are so enjoyable to read aloud. Even when sense is slipping out the back door for a quiet pint in the pub. And don't be fooled by the music of it. This is very clever in a subtle and unobtrusive way. As someone said, there is no true repetition in poetry….Good night is both a night that is a good, a euphemism for death, and a parting statement. You can exhort someone to rage, or they can rage. This is taken from a very tatty, yellowing Aldine Paperback ‘Collected Poems 1934-1952' which I bought in a bookshop in Bala in April 1976

Paul and Stewart set up and discuss the first interview by our colleague Ron Barnett from the South Grey News of Joan McGee from the Flesherton Love Committee. Stewart had a talk about weather and dashing snowmobiles with Karen Buratynski, District 9 Manager for the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs and their interactive trail guide. Marian Doyle and Carl Herman talked with Stewart about their respective Food Bank operations in Flesherton and Markdale. They speak of the services provided, the warm welcome people can expect, and the serious need for help in a Grey Highlands winter. Ron and Stewart address the South Grey News items for this episode: 'Name your flavour' ice cream contest, and the Forests Ontario 50 Million Tree Program. Ron is busy doing the Top 10 Stories of 2019 and the Grey County Reads contest. In the episode before Christmas, international dance artist and teacher, Helen Jones and, author and performer, Geoff Bowes present our winter's tales stories. Paul and Stewart close by noting Paul's election to Warden of Grey and looking back on the In Grey Highlands This Week production season in 2019.

WFSS host Josh Rosenberg and PA Sue Merlino discuss the devastation in Houston with the occurrence of Hurricane Harvey. The conversation quickly takes a turn to the shittiest story ever and finishes with Josh and Sue competing in a 'Name-that-Tune' 90's TV Edition! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/front-room/support

Want to learn some more daily Korean? Take a listen here! Today we will learn how to say: I have something for 'name'. 배달 왔어요~ I need a signature. 사인 필요해요. 여기 사인 해주세요. Thank you for your time. 감사합니다. 감사해요. 고마워요. 시간 해났어 감사합니다. 시간 해줬어 감사합니다. Have questions? Send me an email: learnkoreanwithdavid@gmail.com Check out our instagram: instagram.com/learnkoreanwithdavidig Special thanks goes to Vivian for making the amazing podcast logo art! Check her out! instagram.com/vxvx.wx Also, this is sponsored! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Umi and Elodie square off at 'Name that Tune', our first secret call in guest and our inaugural 'State of the World Address'. Featuring the music of Bananarama, Beethoven and Michael Jackson.

Gil Parris is an American Grammy-nominated rock, blues, jazz and pop guitarist. He graduated from Ardsley High School. After briefly attending the Berklee School of Music, Parris left to tour Europe as part of a musical troupe performing Jesus Christ Superstar before becoming a recording artist. Bernabé Williams Figueroa Jr. (born September 13, 1968) is a Puerto Rican former professional baseball player and musician. He played his entire 16-year career in Major League Baseball (MLB) with the New York Yankees from 1991 through 2006 Ryan Lakestream has worked for 8 years in the TV/Film industry under the most prestigious names and companies. He is also a martial artist and comedic talent. Ron Blacks Beer Hall features 40 ever-rotating draft beers from local crafts to world-renowned international beers. We offer a variety of popular Ciders, IPAs, Hefeweizen and a good selection of popular international and domestic Lagers. We feel good food and great beer go hand in hand and our menu is designed to compliment our draft beers. On our menu, you'll find everything from shareable appetizers to light salads, tasty burgers, steaks, and pasta dishes. Our chef compliments the menu with his weekly seasonal specials. Trivia Tuesdays and DJ Bingo Thursdays (think 'Name that Tune' meets 'Bingo') provides for a great weekly line-up of entertainment for groups of all sizes. On blues jam Wednesday you can come and play with the house band headed by Grammy-nominated Gil Paris. On weekend nights we have some of New York's best DJs to keep everybody going. We offer lunch service on Thursdays and Fridays, brunch on Saturdays and Sundays and daily dinner service. Our kitchen serves a late night menu until 3 am Wednesdays through Saturdays. Our sidewalk cafe offers seasonal outdoor seating during those long New York summer days. What could be better than to sit down with a pint of your favorite beer and spend a summer day with friends and family? If you have a business meeting or just want to work by yourself, we offer complimentary WiFi service throughout our facility. Check out our newest addition- a large outdoor television on our rear deck, perfect to watch your favorite sporting event on a summer day.

Special Guest Connor Hannah joins us and plays 'Marry, Fuck, Kill', 'Name that porn', and we run down Comic-Con announcements. After that it's pretty much 2 hours of talking about strippers... Hope you enjoy!

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In this week's episode SWT and Matt discuss * Risk assessments in social work * 'Name and Shame' social work groups * Objective vs subjective assessments * Appropriate behaviour in antenatal classes * And so much more... Support the podcast and sign up for exclusive content and rewards at Patreon.com/socialworktutor

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Just Ben and Jason on the couch this week. Check us out on YouTube - our furry best friend Indi makes a guest appearance! THIS WEEK'S TOPICS: 1. Garmin VivoActive 3 - Accuracy, uses 1:54 2. 'Name the use' game - Dumb exercises 20:24 3. Measuring d

On this episode of Norris & Parker's Sketch Therapy, the girls talk talent, and lack of it in some circumstances. Darren Harriott drops by the studio as a special guest and gives a history lesson on the Black Country and acting auditions with a handlebar moustache.Katie dusts off her saxophone for a 'Name that 90's tv theme tune' while Sinead cheers on from the stands like a proud mother at her child's recital.We also here a poignant piece by spoken-word poet Jackie Cooper-Clarke. Explicit language and mature themes. Follow: twitter.com/NorrisParker26https://twitter.com/DarrenHarriottBuy tickets for Norris & Parker’s Sketch Therapy Podcast LIVE at Southbank Underbelly Festival.Opening/Closing Music by Wyles and Simpson https://twitter.com/WylesandSimpson Produced by Red Apple Creative See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christian rapper and pastor Trip Lee preached at the Gospel Coalition's 2019 National Conference on faith and healing. Lee, who suffers from chronic fatigue syndrome, brought his perspective and reflected on the Scriptures about healing theology. He made some strong comments about so-called "Name It and Claim It" doctrine.

Mark finally hooks up his 'new' mic and then drops a huge bombshell! Jonathan interrupts with a meaningless story about Japanese plastic bag pasta sauce. Listener feedback is pretty good this week beyond the fact that Peter Reid invited Jonathan to a morbid Facebook group. Mark recommends an 'uplifting' show while Jonathan continues to watch The Sopranos. Another edition of STBBU featuring unhappy Russell Westbrook and 'Name a Bullet'.  Happy St. Patrick's day everybody! Support the show... Donate! www.sadlylacking.com Click the DONATE button on the left! Rate and review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sadly-lacking-radio/id421598319?mt=2 Send us an e-mail: SadlyLackingRadio@gmail.com Follow SadlyLacking on twitter: https://twitter.com/SadlyLacking?lang=en Mark on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mark.townsend.752 Mark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_crusty_crustacean/

McCall has found a food invention she swears AJ is gonna like. What is the taste of one handed chips? McCall is apparently the best at 'Name that Tune' and she has put some together for AJ to try, but with a Valentine's Day twist. Life is a series of making decisions over and over again and there are definitely rough stretches, so if you were on a streak of bad choices would you have someone come in to help make better decisions? A woman in England is trying it for a month, at a cost of $2600. Would you rather make the decisions for someone or have someone responsible for your choices? For the Debate At 8 who would make better choices for your life, AJ or McCall? We have two finalists left for Valentine's Fix, how bad will their stories be?

Join Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin for Ep 66.  Our special guest for our 'housekeeping' segment this week is Mandy Wildsmith from Hardie Grant who's just been voted the Australian Booksellers Rep of the Year. Mandy helps us choose the winner of our 'Name the Cocktail' competition and has a fantastic book for our winner 'A Spot At The Bar' by The Everleigh's Michael Madrusan.  As we say goodbye to the year that was, Caro and Corrie look ahead to 2019. What will be the big trends? Forest bathing, goat yoga, narwhales and IGTV advertising are just a few to make the list.  We play a spot of 'Who Would've Thought?' and marvel at some of the more usual news events and stories of the year.  Corrie has a "Crush of the Week" - Jacinda Adern (NZ PM) who's leading the way for all politicians, not just the women.  Our "Crush of the Week" is proudly presented by The Interchange Bench.  If your business needs new players, pick them up from The Interchange Bench – the leading provider of temporary and contract talent.  Just call 1800 i bench Or see Interchange bench.com.au For talent so good, you’d wish you could keep them.  In "BSF" our featured book is the title that won the honour of Caro and Corrie's Book Club's best of 2018 - Michael Ondaatje's 'Warlight'.  A small screen 'must watch' this week 'Australian Story - The Burning Question' a heart wrenching look at the tragic case of Black Saturday arsonist Brendan Sokaluk. Caro serves up her Martha Stewart Slow Cooked Salmon recipe (coming soon) and gets a little grumpy about cricket commentators defaulting to the 'mate' setting.  In "6 Quick Questions" we look at Time Magazine's 'Person of the Year', our favourite summer kitchen gadgets, Corrie's plan to invent dog slippers and more.  Caro's "GLT" this week is to plant baby basil - perfect for easy summer dishes with no chopping required.  We have a new Instagram account so please head to instagram and follow @DontShootPod. Like our Facebook page and hit 'Sign Up' to receive weekly updates HERE.  Email the show via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au Follow us on Twitter via @dontshootpod 'Don't Shoot The Messenger' is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia.   

Some psychics don’t believe spirit guides even have names. But in hundreds of readings, I've received names, and given them out to clients. Sometimes the names themselves are messages. Because of the feedback, signs, and synchronicities that occur, I choose to continue sharing this information. In this episode, I share ways in which you can experience these phenomena for yourself. MENTIONED ON THE SHOW Wattpad.com Contacting Your Spirit Guides 101 Free Talking to Your Spirit Guides Tutorial Messages from Your Guides Guided Meditation HOST LINKS - SLADE ROBERSON Slade's Books & Courses Get an intuitive reading with Slade Automatic Intuition FACEBOOK GROUP Shift Your Spirits Community BECOME A PATRON https://www.patreon.com/shiftyourspirits Edit your pledge on Patreon TRANSCRIPT I name everything. Names are the way that I interact mentally, intellectually, psychically, emotionally, with things that even might not ordinarily have names. For instance, computers, my cars, certain trees that I see on a regular basis that I have an affinity for. With something like computers, for example, someone posted about this in the group the other day, asking a question about why their relationship with technology was so terrible. There was a lot of cursing and a lot of hatred towards the computer. And it made me really aware of my own relationships with computers. I adore my computers. I think of them as artificial intelligence versions of guides. Computers are the way that I live my life. It enables me to have the career that I do, to interact with people, to maintain my friendships. A lot of my life is lived abstractly in a digital realm, as I'm sure yours is too. To me, especially with it being such a huge part of my work, my computers are like trusty steeds must have been to people 200 years ago. Your horse was everything. Maybe that's more getting into the realm of what your car is. But for me, my computers, they're not living things. They're not pets. They're not pet rocks. I don't think of them as being spirit entities or alive in any way. I do think that they're the first glimmer of an emerging artificial intelligence that we will probably interact with in our lifetimes. So I've already got a lot of practice interacting with them. But I give different computers names, partly so that I can keep track of them in my file system. Especially on my back-up drives. I can tell where certain documents would have been in time, based on which computer I was using for those few years. So there'll be almost a theme within my life and the computers' names sometimes represents that, from that time period. I give my computers powerful names. The current computer that I'm working on right here as we speak has a very powerful guardian angel protector's name. And for some reason, I feel like I shouldn't say what that is. It's really personal and private and for psychic security reasons and physical security reasons, I'm not gonna tell you what my computers' names are. But they do have names. You know, they're comparable to people's names or superhero names or angelic entities' names. I always imbue them with this powerful, wonderful personality, as if they're genies in bottles, or guardian angels. That type of vibe. That's how I see them. So maybe that's one of the reasons why I have a good relationship with technology or maybe it's the other way around. My relationship with technology comes first, and then that allows me to have the warm fuzzies about technology. I can't really tell you. So the idea of your spirit guides having individual names, it's something that's been around in my consciousness for about 15 years, as far as it being something out there that was talked about. I remember years ago, as many of you may, watching Sylvia Browne on Montel Williams and answering questions from the audience. People would often stand up and ask her, 'What's my guide's name?' And she would just throw these names out there. Also, when I first started blogging, it was one of the things that I blogged about most. Was this experience that I had of retrieving these names for these entities that were around me and how I kind of named them and interacted with them, the same way that I'm talking about my computers. And I can remember at the time that there was a lot of argument in the blog comments of my blog and my peers. There's some people that are respected peers and colleagues of mine who do not believe in spirit guides having names. Part of the philosophy is that they may exist in a realm in which the concept of human language is just completely not even there. Therefore their name might be some unintelligible, ungraspable concept that we don't even have the sensory ability to process. And I think that's true. So I do think that the idea of spirit guide names down here in this realm is very much an imposed concept. The same way that we impose the concept of time on something that is really kind of impossible to understand fully, but we have a system of dividing up and naming time, and the passing of time, and our brains can wrap around that. So there is something similar that's happening with spirit guide names I believe. So let me just take that for the record. It's something that we use down here in the physical world as people, specific to our language and culture and personality. Out there, in the wider, multiple dimensions of the Universe, the concept may fall apart or become more complex or multi-faceted, in some way. It doesn't really impact our use of it here and now. So that's the reason why I'm good with it. I also always simply got names. If anybody asks me, 'Hey, you pick up a name from my spirit guide?' I pretty much always have something. Something comes through. I've just always gotten names. And I've always been hyperfocused on names and name origins and name meanings. I think it has something to do with the fact that I have an unusual name. A not-common name. My name is more common in the UK as a last name. Growing up, the little license plates that you get for your bicycle, they never had Slade on them. Even baby name dictionaries. When I was a kid, I would go and look to see if they had my name and wanting to know what it meant. And my name was never in those dictionaries. I was 20 years old before I ever found a baby name dictionary with my name in it. And I was in the UK at the time that I ran across it. I bought it and I still have it. It is one of the only print books that I still use almost on a daily basis. And if you've ever been on camera with me on Skype or Zoom or something like that, you have probably seen me twist around and reach for it and pull it out when we start talking about names. Names are always a component of the assessment that we do in the Automatic Intuition program. So I started out doing readings really by doing spirit name readings. I was talking about my guides and who was who, and how I kind of interacted with them and writing about that. People started writing to me and asking me if I could pick up on a name for their spirit guide. And this was an uncanny amount of emails that I got that were ALL the same question. So I remembered Sylvia Browne passing out her spirit guide names and I thought, Well, if it's good enough for Sylvia, it's good enough for me. And so I started doing the spirit guide name readings. That was really the first kind of psychic reading that I ever did for other people, if you don't count interpreting someone's chart, which, even though it was astrology, sometimes I think my intuition would play a part in how I would explain someone's chart to them. Back to the spirit guide name readings. They were email readings. They were really simple. And I remember thinking, Well, Sylvia, how do we really know that you're not just randomly pulling names out of a hat? Not that I necessarily thought that about her, but I can see how other people might think that. And I thought, I've gotta put something else in these readings so that people understand that I'm really tuned in to them individually. So that it helps them to accept like, yeah, this is a name that I got for YOU. I didn't just flip a book open and cover my eyes and pick a name at random and email it to you. I actually really tuned in and listened. In finding out what your spirit guide's name was, I would also pick up on impressions about you in your personality, and what you were like. I started to include this little personal identification section in all those readings to let people know, kind of like, 'Hey, this is you.' And if you resonate with this as being true, then that helps you to accept the other pieces of information going along with this. So that's really how my psychic readings grew. Because as I started to get feedback from the readings, the feedback started to be more and more about the other things that I was picking up about people and those details tended to grow. Over time, some of the spirit guide name information took a backseat to much more pressing questions. If people are gonna spend the time and the money to talk to me, there are often things that they care about here in the real world that they want to talk about a lot more than something that's kind of ethereal and unable to be proven. And maybe neither here nor there. So I saw that drop off a little bit over time. It still surprises me though, that it's always kind of there for the asking if anybody wants to know. I don't make a big point of forcing that on anyone unless they express an interest in it. Long story short, I get names. And I give them. And I continue to give them out because of the feedback that goes along with them. There's a LOT of different ways that specific names and words pop up for me. As a clairaudient, as a claircognizant, intuitive, it often comes tumbling out in normal conversation. I'll try to give you some examples of different ways that this manifests for me. But more than anything, I would give people names and they would have some kind of association with them. And weirdly, my names never produced associations with people who've passed away. I very rarely have experiences doing mediumship. But I have had some very interesting experiences with doing mediumship. So I'm trying not to say I don't do that. Because there is some indication that I can. It's just not something I'm presented with as often. Here's a story I've never told anyone before. So my nephew who is 18 months old at the time of this recording, his name is Hayden. And that name is a name that exists in my journals as far back as being a teenager. And you know how you have that kind of list of names, Oh, if I ever have a kid, I want to name him this, or I really like this name for a girl. You probably had that thought at some point. Some of you may have pretty elaborate lists around that. I wonder how many of those names that you want to name your kid when you're 10 actually end up being the names that you name your kid. Or if you veer off in a completely different direction when there's another person involved in getting to choose a name. So that name, I didn't really know that it was necessarily like, Ooo, if I have a son, I'm gonna name him this. Because I didn't really ever have a conception that I would have children. I just really like that name and for me. I had names for characters in fiction. That was something that I was always kind of brainstorming, is cool ideas for names for characters. Sometimes the names would come first and I'd be like, That's a really cool name for a female ninja or whatever. Then I would elaborate and grow the character from the name. So this name Hayden was really significant to me throughout my teen years. And when I was 19, I actually wrote a story about a real experience that I had with a spirit in my freshman dorm room. And for the purposes of the story, I needed to disguise what the real name was. So I wanted to give him another name. So in that piece of fiction, I used the name Hayden for that spirit. And I worked on that story for many years. It grew and over time, it was something that I came back to maybe five or six years ago. I pulled it out and started looking at it again and thought, You know, there's something there. There's some bones of a good story. One of the things though that I decided after working on it, and this was about five years ago. It's in the Cloud Busting universe, if you've read the novel Cloud Busting, it actually would be sort of a prequel to that story. It's a story leading up to that summer for that character. The spirit, Hayden, was very much a spirit that was waiting to be born into flesh again. And was actively probably pursuing and trying to manipulate people in some way in order to inhabit flesh again and to come in. So there was a little bit of darkness around it. And I shelved that project even after working on it again, decades later. I was like, Okay, I like the story but that name is not creepy enough for me. It's not dark enough. I need to come up with another name for that spirit character. In the meantime, set it aside and thought, you know, I'll come back to it if it wants to be come back to. Then a couple of years ago, my brother and sister-in-law got pregnant. And they started talking about the names that they were going to choose for their child. And the first thing that they said, 'If it's a boy, his name's going to be Hayden.' And I was like, Oh crap! That's a weird synchronicity. I actually told her and my brother a little bit about it without getting too deep into what that character represented in my story. Because my brother's pretty sensitive and I think he's more psychic than I am. But he does not like to talk about these things and is a little bit more creeped out by it, whereas I'm like super into it. It makes him uncomfortable and I was worried that if I told him, like, 'Yeah, that was the name of an evil spirit in a story that I wrote,' that it would creep them out and make them not want to use the name. Because I really loved the name and I thought, Yeah that's a really cool name for him! So I did tell her, my sister-in-law, 'You know what? It's really crazy. I have journal entries going back to my teen years where I talk about my love for that name.' And she said, 'That's really cool. Okay. That's enough of a confirmation for me.' And they did end up naming him that. So that's just an example of one of these really charged scenarios that I've had with names that stretches out over years and years and years. I also get really difficult bizarre names that I don't even really think I've ever heard before. And you would think, it's one thing to tell someone that they have a spirit guide named John, right? And tell them, 'Oh, yes, you're gonna see signs everywhere that that's your spirit guide's name.' That's a pretty easy one. Actually, I don't think I've had a lot of Johns. I actually have had a lot of Marys though, as spirit guide names, and connection to Mother Marys. That's another issue. Usually there are extra signs that go along with Mary that let us know it's her. But just to give you an example of one of these really bizarre ones that happened recently. Seth and I were texting and I sent him this silly picture. It's a meme of a cat that tried to turn into a peacock and it's sort of half cat, half peacock. It said something about a shapeshifting fail or something like, when you're shapeshifting fails but you still look fabulous. And it's this picture of this cat/peacock. I sent it to him because we have an ongoing magical practice of creating this menagerie of fairy animals. It's something that we play with and talk about. So I sent him this picture and he said something about, 'Oh, I think that's my spirit animal!' And was asking me, 'What do you think the guide's name is?' I said, 'Clytemnestra.' Which he then began to explain to me that he was (and Seth if I get this wrong, sorry) something to the effect of, he was standing outside in a parking lot trying to photograph a rainbow or storm or something, and was having a conversation with someone about Greek goddesses. Clytemnestra is either the daughter of a goddess or god or something. But anyway, that name is part of classical literature. I think she may be in the Midea, or one of those old plays or something. So it's definitely a name that I've heard before. It's buried in my psyche somewhere. But there was this really weird synchronicity where I pulled this Greek goddess' name out of thin air at the moment that he's kind of having this interaction with another person about that. So that's just an example of an every day occurrence that will happen with these names that come to me. One of the best confirmations that I ever got for a client reading... When I give a client a spirit guide name in the context of a reading, whether that's the focus of the reading or just an incidental piece of information, I always ask for them to have clarification. And together we call in or invoke synchronicities and signs of affirmation from that spirit that we do have their name right. That can take very mundane forms. Just, okay, for the next few days you have this surge of seeing that name everywhere. Or you interact with somebody at Starbucks and the name's on their name tag. Or you look up at the television and there's a name on the screen and someone's talking and that's their name. You see these little winks and synchronicities in your daily life where that name is being highlighted. And that's the kind of expectation that I have without giving them too much detail about what to look for. But just letting them know, you know what? You'll get some confirmations around the name. So this particular client was an ex-pat living in Italy at the time of her reading. We pulled through this name. I don't even remember if it was an Italian name. It could have been a polish name. It was a surname. It was very complex and unusual. I can't even remember what it is right now but it was... I imagine some kind of Czech or Polish or Italian name that's not Smith. Something really unique. A name that I never specifically heard before. I kind of tried to spell it for her. I remember joking with her and saying, telling her the thing about getting the feedback on the name and I was like, 'This is probably not gonna happen for you. I CAN'T imagine how it could.' This is a tall order, but we'll see what happens. She was laughing about it too. Like, 'Yeah, that's never gonna happen.' I got an email from her half an hour later. After getting off the phone from the reading with me, she went downstairs and went to a cafe. She grabbed a couple of newspapers and got her coffee. She sat down at a little table outside and she flipped the newspaper over. On the front page was a story about this Italian porn film director who had just been busted for money laundering or child porn or whatever. It was like this big scandal that was in the newspaper. And that was his name. And she was like, Okay it's kinda weird that it's a porn director. But the synchronicity of that is too amazing. So that was one of the ones that I was just like, Okay, I am forever going to give out whatever name that I get, because obviously there's something to it. And actually that's kind of my attitude at this point. I don't KNOW how it works. I just know that it DOES work, so I'm just going to continue doing it until I decide otherwise. You kind of have to go with the name that you're given. At least until you investigate. Because I remember telling her, 'Oh, you might want to shorten that or turn it into a nickname or something if it makes it easier for you to work with that name.' To willfully change it is definitely something that can be an option, but wait and see what comes up for the name that you DO get. People are often disappointed by the names of their guides. It's not always me giving them out. For instance, in the attunement meditation that we do in the beginning of the Automatic Intuition program, you retrieve your own guide's name during the meditation. So even still, people come to me with like, 'Okay, this is kind of a dorky name but this is what I got.' I kind of call it George the Asian immigrant phenomenon. It's like, you know how you can be in one culture, say in America where we speak English and someone will immigrate to our country from a very different language system, like Chinese or Japanese or something that is not even as close as a European name. Something really from a different part of the world. They will often adopt English names for a variety of reasons: to make it easier for people to say their name, or to represent symbolically their new American identity. Whatever it might be that that is a common practice that they will take on a name that they feel is Americanized in some way. And the names that they choose are always kind of funny, right? They don't go with them. We sort of giggle when we see this man from East Asia whose name is George or Eugene or something kind of off and it doesn't seem to go with what he looks like or whatever. So I think sometimes the guides are doing something similar. I don't think they 100% have the ability to grasp the nuances of our language and experience in the dimension we're in. So they choose these things kind of like they're trying to assimilate a little bit. So they end up choosing things that sound a little funny to us. So that could be one component of it. Something that I found, especially during readings is that the names can often be a message in themselves. Like the names can be conveying something conceptual or thematic to the client. And so I always like to look up names in the moment. Like I said, I turn around and I reach for my little dictionary. I pull it out and I say, 'You know what? Let's look that name up.' You can also google 'Name meaning: (whatever the name is)' and you'll get information about the name origin and what it means, whether or not it's a boy's name, all that kind of stuff. With reading clients, sometimes they already have a significant association with the name. Like, maybe the name I pull through for the spirit guide IS that name that they're like, 'Ohmygod, I always wrote in my diary that I was gonna have a son named that.' Or whatever. It's kind of fun to play with, okay, what is the message that is buried in the etymology, in the complexity of this name's history? You don't always know that at first blush. So there is an intellectual, academic component to doing a little bit of research around the names to get some additional meaning. And there's often significance and synchronicity within that. So to give you an example, sometimes my clients really hate the names that I pull through for them. I had a hair stylist one time who got a reading with me. She was so pissed that her spirit guide's name was Oliver that she berated me about it, like, went off on this tirade about the name and how ridiculous it was. I remember being a little offended in the moment because weirdly enough, my hair stylist had a baby infant son named Oliver. So I felt this weird kind of offense on behalf of her, that this other woman was making fun of the name. I tried to just be like, 'Well, it's what I got. You don't have to like it. You can certainly give him another one if you want to. But I have to stick by and trust that there's a reason why I am picking up on that name. Because if often proves true.' I told her a little bit about the history of what I'm telling you about doing these readings. So she got off the call in a huff, and I really even thought for a moment, I almost want to give her a refund. Just to disconnect from her energy and I just like, if you're THAT unhappy with the reading, then forget it! Let's just call the whole thing off. I can't remember if I did give her a refund or not. But it was like a really bad interaction. Like it went down really bad. Have only ever had two or three of that kind of episode ever happen with anyone. So I have to tell you, I get an email from her months and months and months later, apologizing to me. And she told me that, again, she's a hair stylist, and she has, up on her station, a little collection of framed images around hair styling stuff or whatever. One of the images is her framed license that she has to display. And then she had some other cool old barbershop pictures or something like that. And so she told me, she said, 'One of the pictures is signed, has someone's autograph at the bottom of it or it has a name in ink indicating that that's the person in the picture.' And it was like, Little Happy Barber from 1910, or whatever. And she wrote to tell me that his name was Oliver. And that that name was written in ink, on a photograph that had hung at her station for years, before I ever even did the reading for her and since. So I was like, Wow. Okay. Glad I stuck to it and didn't back down from it. One of my favourite stories about guide names actually happened with one of my mentoring clients named Kristina. Kristina has had a long history of doing energy work. She's a healer. She's very successful at it and has had a practice for a long time. But when she came to start working with me, one of the things that she really wanted to develop was her ability to do readings, meaning, read the client, communicate to them the phenomenon that she was observing. Because as she explained it to me, she could move the energy and she could heal energy and release it and clear it and do all kinds of things. But she could not explain it to someone, have a conversation around it, put into words. It just.. It confounded her. So that was one of the things she wanted to work on. So as we are doing her assessment, her attunement session, which is the first session that we do in Automatic Intuition, I have everyone tell me their experience with the attunement. They walk me through it like it's a dream that they had. I take notes and there are neurolinguistic clues in the word choice that they use in addition to the symbolism that they bring through that tells me things about their abilities and how their abilities are wanting to manifest, where their blocks are and all that kind of stuff. So during that session, she told me that the name that she retrieved for her Akashic Record guide was Rhonda. And she kind of giggled about it and I giggled about it too because Rhonda is the name of my dental hygienist since I'm 14 years old. I've had the same hygienist and her name's Rhonda. So when you say the name Rhonda to me, I picture this sweet little blonde lady in scrubs. Krstina was joking about the fact that Rhonda doesn't really sound like a guide's name. It's not something exotic or profound or biblical or anything like that. And so we were kind of giggling about it and we went on with the session. We were continuing to discuss other things and then I remembered, Ooo, Rhonda. Let's look her up in the name dictionary! I'm just curious what that might mean. Oh! The one other thing I forgot to tell you about this whole issue that she was having with being able to vocalize the stuff that she sees, throughout the entire process of her telling me her attunement experience, she was clearing her throat and coughing. And I said, 'You definitely are blocked in the throat chakra.' Your ability to speak and to access your voice is an issue for you. Like you're actually struggling to have a conversation with ME about it.' So we got out the baby name dictionary and I said, 'Let's just see what Rhonda means.' And Rhonda means Voice. We both just died, screaming on the phone, like chills up and down our body, like, NO WAY, right? So that kind of thing does happen a lot around these names. So I think of names as being significant. Partly for the message and the symbolism and the theme that they might bring through that represents something about your lessons and your Purpose. Does it help you to focus or invoke spirit by calling on these helpers? If having that name helps you interact in a ritualistic way or, like I said, sort of wrap your mind around something that's harder to wrap the mind around, then by all means, I think the name can be sort of a shorthand. It's like a magic spell or mantra. A lot of people will go down this rabbit hole of wanting to do, kind of like a full spirit guide and guardian panel, and bios on every single entity and what they do and what their name is, where they come from and all that kind of stuff. And I think this is something that we all go through as we start to uncover this and explore it. It may be kind of like a phase that you go through, where you're like, Okay, I want to know who EVERYONE is, and you can definitely work on that. You can find that out. You can investigate. You can get the guides to talk to you more to communicate about the others through meditations and automatic writing sessions. All kinds of things. I would've thought, because I went through that phase early on in doing these readings and everything, that THAT would have become more complex and complicated over time. Like, the further I go in this process, the more I'm going to delve in and learn about all these different people. And I'm just going to be populating this dimension full of entities and who they are and what they do. The weird thing is, just the opposite has happened for me. Over time, it's all kind of collapsed together and become more vague and more rolled all up into a little bubble, and I just think about the bubble. I don't break the bubble apart and go into all the little molecules that are inside there. I just go, Yup, there's my bubble. I think of my guides as kind of a single group entity, not unlike the way that I'm speaking to you right now. I can sense there are thousands of you listening and it's like a crowd that morphs between being an individual person and then being this multi-soul thing at the same time. So there's a similar feeling to me with the concept of audience with the guides. I kind of have this guardian angel spirit that I've been aware of longest in my lifetime. She goes all the way back to childhood for me and I guess she's technically what we would call an Asher or the personal guardian angel spirit that we tell little kids that they have. I just like her. I just like talking to her and I have been addressing her as an individual among my guides for so long that whenever I want to talk to my guides, I kind of have a tendency just to talk to her with the understanding that the others are listening, that she has the ability to pass on and delegate, and that they can figure it out amongst themselves. So I either talk to her or I talk to them as a group. That's usually the way that I interact with them, at this point. So you may be wondering how to get your guides names and I think the easiest thing to do is just ask. Especially if you feel a presence, or you're meditating or trying to communicate with your guides and calling them in. Ask for a name. See what pops in your head. And also ask for, like I did with my clients, a confirmation in the real world about that name. And then you'll start to see those synchronicities letting you know, Hey, that's the name. Automatic writing is another way that you might retrieve that kind of detail. You can also just speak. Do dialoguing, if you set a voice recorder on your phone and just start channeling and speaking to your guides and asking them questions. Another exercise I like to do with people is, write a scene in which you are creating a "fictional" version of yourself who is a master psychic. Write a character for yourself as if it's in a novel or film and this psychic has a spirit guide that she communicates with and the guide's name is what? Pick a really cool name for that guide. It's another way to use the imagination to get at the intuition. Sometimes the things that you think you're imagining ARE intuitive impulses and again, there are feedback and signs from other people and external sources that will let you know when that's something intuitive. You can also get a reading! From anybody who does readings that might pick up a name for you and work with that. Again, ask for signs in the real world of affirmation. One thing that a lot of people ask me about this topic is why psychics might get a different name from you. For instance, you may have this name you retrieved on your own and then you go get a reading with someone. They come back to you and say, 'I talked to a guide and it was a different name.' I think one of the best ways to explain what could be happening there, because I don't want to tear down anybody's abilities. Somebody may have just talked to a different guide. You have lots of guides around you and the guide that I just said that I have a preference for communicating with is not a guide that's going to speak with someone who is a stranger. Who is external to me. Like, those guardian angel guides, those are LOCKED UP. They really present an imposing fortress of energy to anybody outside of you that's approaching them. Whereas you have this relationship with them. They're like a secret service agent that's following you around and you know them and you're comfortable with them. So they don't have the same impact. Psychics can't necessarily get at certain parts of your guide team, or your chart, or information about you. There could be reasons why you are keeping that close, or it's a security issue or a safety issue. So one of the ways to describe how this goes down is to think of the metaphor of a party. Let's say that there is a big surprise party for you. It's a birthday party and there are people there from your family. There are friends of yours from school. There are people there that you work with. They're all from these different kind of environments. Maybe I'm invited to this party and I go to this party. The person who's your best friend in the whole world may not be the person that I click with, or that I end up encountering. Or I might run into somebody really neat and end up in the corner having a great conversation with them and come away and be like, yeah, telling you about who I met at your party. The person that I interacted with the most and really clicked with and liked was somebody that you work with that you're not even really that close to. So it's a personality thing. That can be part of it. Another thing too is, if you send me into that party with a specific investigation around your job and career, then I'm going to move through the party and be like, Okay, who here works with my client? And I'm gonna get a small amount of people raising their hands. So I'm going to focus on communicating just with those people. Again, I may be talking to somebody that you work with, who knows things about you in that environment. Meanwhile, your best friend in the whole world that you've known since you were five, is on the other side of the room doing the macarena and wearing a lampshade on their head. Who knows. So just keep in mind that you do have multiple guides and different guides can connect to different psychics, depending on the time frame, what's going on with you. You could have something going on in your life that's making one of your guides more active. Like they're more at the forefront, driving a major issue that's going on. And so that might be the guide that presents forward when you get a reading. You know, at the end of the day, I want you to always defer to your own information. So if you retrieve information on your own and it's comfortable for you, and you have an emotional attachment to a particular guide, a particular name, then you go with that, you know? Somebody comes along and says you've got a guide that's got a different name, that's fine. Throw that person into the mix as a secondary guide and move on. Continue to practice and work with the name and the entity that you feel most connected with. If it doesn't empower you or make you feel more magical to talk to guides at all, then don't force it. I know there are a lot of people here who are smart people who think of these concepts in more symbolic, archetypal terms. More of a psychological, analytical, dream symbolism place. You can be both intellectual and a little bit woo-woo at the same time. That might allow you to access some of this information that you might otherwise dismiss as being ridiculous or far-fetched or something like that. So if it feels silly to you to have these imaginary friends, then what I suggest to you is that you begin to think of the concept of guides as archetypal programs. We all have tons of human archetypes that we work with and that we embody in different contexts, in different times in our life and in different sort of relationship scenarios. So think of these archetypal programs as being like apps you can download. Some apps you use more than others. You have apps that are downloaded on your phone that you've never opened up. Just because you don't care to check the stock market, or whatever it might be. But it is available to you should something change and you want to access that. So think about spirit guides, if it helps you, as these kind of archetypal programs that you can access and run. And that the guides are representing some facet of your experience as a human being. Maybe you, as the mother archetype. Maybe you, as the wounded child, the magician, the artist. All these different facets and components of human experience that we have to choose from. You can think of those as spirit guides that exist within the psyche. You technically have free will to do whatever you want with this concept, including change the names of your guides. Or give them names, if they aren't forthcoming. Maybe they just look at you with a blank stare like, I don't have a human name. Give them a nickname if you want. Go back through that list of what you wanted to name your kids when you grew up and pick a name for them. You know what's interesting? People rarely ask me their spirit guide names anymore. Even when I have them on the phone for an hour. So I kind of feel like now, having talked about this, I'm going to get that question a little bit more. And that's fine. It's something that we can always throw in and I always think, why doesn't anybody ever ask that? I could tell them, if they wanted to know. So if you want to know, go to sladeroberson.com. Book a reading with me and we'll talk about it.

LIVE AT THE CAMELOT LOUNGE!!! Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a scientist? Do they really wear lab coats? Are they really all timid nerds, like in the movies? All these questions and more were answered at In Situ Science's annual Life Vs Science live podcast recording. Each year we celebrate National Science Week and the Sydney Science Festival with a live podcast at the Camelot Lounge in Sydney's inner west. This wear we we're joined by Dieter Hochuli (USyd), Michael Kasumovic (UNSW), Naomi Koh Belic (UTS) and Sophie Calabretto (MQ) who regaled the audience with tales of their favourite fluids, fatty uber deliveries, Fortnite parenting strategies and the multiple-hat wearing community. We topped off the night by crowning a science champion with a 'Name that Effect' quiz. Thanks to the Camelot Lounge for having us and to everyone who came along on the night, it was an amazing event! Find out more at www.insituscience.com Follow us on twitter @insituscience Follow us on Instagram  http://instagram.com/insituscience  Like us on Facebook Music: ‘Strange Stuff’ by Sonic Wallpaper - www.sonicwallpaper.bandcamp.com

In this episode, the brandt, Bryan, and kathy are altogether and they recount recent plays of EXIT: Polar Station, Decrypto, Legendary Creatures, and Cuba Libre. kathy then asks questions about traveling to a convention. the brandt then does a short game of 'Name that DT Contributor'. Enjoy all the fun!

Meet new WJBC Program Director Greg Martin as he and Kevin square off in an epic duel of 'Name that Tune.'

A first for Westwood Radio today as we experienced a power outage during our radio show! As ever, the children were total professionals and within a couple of minutes we were back on air and broadcasting to the world. With school news, a new 'Name that Noise' competition feature, new adverts and a full report on our visit to BBC Wiltshire, here is another show not to be missed. Music today came from Mariah Carey with All I want for Christmas is You, giving it all a festive, advent flavour!

Lara Pawson is the author of 'This Is The Place To Be', a fragmentary memoir which was published in September 2016 with CB editions. It is based on the long looping monologue, Non Correspondence, which was directed by Forced Entertainment’s Tim Etchells and performed by Cathy Naden at the Battersea Arts Centre for the London International Festival of Theatre 2014, After A War. In the 'Name of the People: Angola’s Forgotten Massacre' (IB Tauris, 2014) was her first book. It was nominated for several awards and longlisted for The Orwell Prize 2015. It was translated as 'Em Nome Do Povo: O massacre que Angola silenciou' (Ediçôes Tinta da China, 2014). Her commentary, essays and reviews have been published in many places, most recently in the Times Literary Supplement, Verso, New Humanist and ArtReview. As well as making many programmes for the BBC, Lara has participated in numerous radio and television programmes in London, Lisbon, Luanda and Johannesburg.

This weeks, Joe, Cheese and Ed are together to talk about: - England's selection talking points as they name their team for the first ever day/night test to be staged in England - Ed brings back his ever popular 'Name the Year' quiz - And the boys discuss the pros and cons of day/night test cricket and its wider influence on the game as a whole

The Twisted Ten Show Notes: - In this episode, Ken from oneKaway takes the cast of 'The Twisted Ten' down a nostalgic path. Well, Adam can't seem to remember any of these TV Show Theme Songs but the rest of the cast does for sure. Ken made this the most fun episode to date! Joining us for the recording in studio is Jason Crase with the Cocoa Village Playhouse.   Ken with oneKaway Website http://onekaway.com/  FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/oneKaway/    Jason Cook GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/helping-jason-cook    You're listening to The Twisted Ten Bringing you original and unique , Host created Top Ten Lists Recorded live in World Famous Cocoa Beach Florida With hosts Tach Van Sickle, Adam Poston, Andrea Joy and Jay Alvarez This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include references to sex, drug and alcohol or other potentially offensive material. Listen at your own risk. Music Provided by: DJ Gil Lugo DJ Constant BenSound http://www.bensound.com  Kevin MacLeod ( http://incompetech.com ) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

This week on the pod, the four usual suspects discuss: - Joe Root's somewhat underwhelming first selection surprises - Alex Hales' brilliance ensures Notts makes it a 3 in a row misery for Surrey at Lords - Marty brings back the popular 'Name the Top 10......' quiz - A TV deal the ECB can finally be proud of - And the women's world cup is into it's second week.

Welcome to the TIPBS Bookclub. In this series, we review the book, 'The Whole Brain Child' by Daniel Siegal and Tina Payne Bryson. In the Chapter 2, we strategies to engage the left and right hemispheres of the brain in classroom management and social emotional learning. Learn more about the strategies 'Connect and Redirect' and 'Name it to Tame it'.

Hallo, Ahoi und Willkommen zum Glüxpiraten Segeltalk! Hier in Folge 0 machen wir das, was sich zum Beginn eines Podcasts gehört: Wir stellen uns und den Segeltalk erst mal vor! Babsi und Eric beim Ostseestammtisch 2016 in Hamburg Ich schenke Dir eine Insel Fangen wir also bei den Protagonisten an: Babsi und Eric leben zusammen in Groß-Gerau, einer Kreisstadt im Rhein-Main-Gebiet und arbeiten dort selbstständig in ihrem Werbetechnikbetrieb D-SIGN Werbung. Während Eric bereits sehr früh in die Selbstständigkeit gestartet ist, hat Babsi schon recht viele verschiedene Berufserfahrungen gesammelt: Lehre als Bürokauffrau, selbstständige Gärtnerin, psychologische Beraterin und aktuell bei D-SIGN im Büro als Mädchen für alles, was sich um Buchhaltung und Kommunikation dreht. Und ganz nebenbei ist Babsi auch noch Buchautorin: sie veröffentlichte das Buch "Ich schenke Dir eine Insel" im Selbstverlag und als e-book. Babsi hat schon immer die starke Anziehungskraft des Wassers wahrgenommen und träumt schon lange von einem Boot und dem Fahren auf dem Wasser. Eric brachte schließlich das Thema Segeln ins Spiel. Sein Vater segelte regelmäßig mit teils fester, teils wechselnder Crew auf gecharterten Schiffen zumeist im griechischen Mittelmeer und auch auf der Ostsee. Erics erster richtiger Segeltörn führte ihn kurz nach dem Tod seines Vaters in Etappen von Athen bis zur Insel Milos, um dort mit dessen alter Stammcrew seine letzte Ruhestätte im Mittelmeer zu besuchen. Ausbildungen bis jetzt: Babsi: Sportbootführerschein Binnen & See/Motor: beide gleichzeitig 10/2016 Eric: Sportbootführerschein Binnen/Motor: 08/2013 Sportbootführerschein See/Motor: 12/2015 Funkscheine UBI/SRC: 06/2016 Für Anfang 2017 ist der SKS geplant Unser Schiff Alle wichtigen Infos zu unserer Makani findest Du auf ihrer Seite hier auf unserer Website. Nachdem wir sie zunächst hier im Rhein-Main-Gebiet ins Wasser gelassen hatten und dort auch die ersten Fahrten unternahmen, zog Makani dann im September um nach Holland ins friesische Warns. Dort, im Wassersportcenter de Stormvogel, liegt sie nun auch im Winterlager. Warum der Podcast? Wir lernen segeln! Seit Anfang 2016 hat uns der Segelvirus gepackt und wir wollen in jeder freien Minute auf's Wasser. Und wenn man wie wir bei fast null beginnt, stellen sich mit jeder beantworteten Frage gleichzeitig zehn Neue. Und wir glauben, daß es nicht nur uns so geht. Genau genommen wären wir froh gewesen, wenn es unseren Podcast schon gegeben hätte, als wir anfingen mit dem Segeln. Wir möchten Dich, lieber Zuhörer und Mitleser, gerne teilhaben lassen, an unserer Entwicklung und wünschen uns, daß auch Du von den vielen interessanten Interviews und Berichten etwas für Dich mitnehmen kannst. Unser großes Zwischenziel ist: Wir wollen 2020 zu einer Weltreise starten! Bis da hin muss noch viel geschehen und wir müssen noch unglaublich viel lernen. Wir brauchen bis dahin ein geeignetes Schiff und müssen es ausrüsten und dann auch kennenlernen. Und vielleicht hast auch Du diesen Traum!? Vielleicht möchtest auch Du bald auf Langfahrt gehen und glaubst, das dies nicht möglich wäre für Dich. Wir möchten zeigen, wie es doch gelingen kann, ein normales Leben mit einem mehr oder minder geregelten Job für eine gewisse Zeit gegen ein Leben auf dem Wasser unterwegs um die Welt einzutauschen. Welche Themen wird es hier geben? Segeln, um zu segeln, ohne vordringlich sportlichen Aspekt, Genuss-Segeln Segeltechnik, Segeltrimm Reisen im Eigenen oder mit gecharterten Schiffen Segelreviere Törnplanung Blauwasserleben Ozeanüberquerungen Ausstattung für Schiff und Besatzung verschiedene Bauweisen von Schiffen und deren Eigenarten Recht und Versicherungen Erfahrungsberichte von Spezialisten Wir suchen Dich! Kannst Du auch etwas zu unserem Podcast beitragen? Bist Du vielleicht schon mal auf Langfahrt gewesen? Hast Du ein Schiff schon mal aus- oder umgebaut? Warum und was genau? Arbeitest Du an oder mit Schiffen? Oder hast Du Ideen oder Kenntnisse, die Du an die Glüxpiraten-Community weiter geben möchtest? Dann melde Dich bitte bei uns: [contact-form][contact-field label='Name' type='name' required='1'/][contact-field label='E-Mail' type='email' required='1'/][contact-field label='Website' type='url'/][contact-field label='Mein Beitrag, meine Idee' type='textarea' required='1'/][/contact-form] Ein Interview ist jederzeit möglich, denn wir sind ausgestattet: entweder, wir treffen uns persönlich und schnacken einfach live miteinander oder wir nutzen Onlinetools und treffen uns im Internet! Wie wird der Podcast produziert? Zoom H4n Pro mit Zubehör Als Aufnahmegerät für unseren Segeltalk verwenden wir einen Zoom H4N Pro. Ein mobiles 4-Kanal Aufnahmegerät mit guter Sprachqualität. Mit diesem Teil sind wir auch zum Beispiel auf Messen und Veranstaltungen unterwegs und können so jederzeit loslegen. Die Postproduktion erfolgt dann mit Garageband von Apple. Ein Audiotool, das bei jedem Mac kostenlos dabei ist und ein tolles Ergebnis liefert, auch wenn man kein Toningenieur ist. Wie erfährst Du, wenn eine neue Episode online ist? Am Besten, Du abonnnierst den Glüxpiraten Segeltalk bei iTunes oder in dem Podcatcher Deiner Wahl. Dann verpasst Du ab sofort keine Folge mehr und kannst auch ältere Episoden jederzeit nachhören. Schau einfach im Appstore mal nach dem Stichwort Podcast. Du bekommst dann einige Vorschläge und suchst Dir die passende App raus! Oder Du abonnierst unseren Newsletter. Hier informieren wir Dich, sobald sich bei den Glüxpiraten etwas tut. [newsletter]

⇑Listen Here! Watch Here!⇓ https://youtu.be/q_-f7yP2DT4 The honorable and illustrious author, Viscount Terry W. Ervin II, braves the throngs of people playing Pokemon GO to drive down for another interview with the guys! That gave Rem the perfect opportunity to test live streaming and bringing content in a new way. He's always trying to secretly sneak things in on us. Let us know what you think of our exploration into video format. We already know Terry did an awesome job because he's an awesome guy! Thanks again for being on, Terry! Hey! Our first giveaway is in this episode, too! Answer the following questions by listening/watching the podcast for a chance to win one of Terry's novels (rules below)! The contest has now ended. Thanks for your partici......pation! [su_private] [contact-form to='duelingogres@gmail.com' subject='Terry W. Ervin II Contestant'][contact-field label='Name' type='name' required='1'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email' required='1'/][contact-field label='Address (if requesting physical copy)' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='Who is Terry%26#039;s favorite fantasy character?' type='text'/][contact-field label='Who is Terry%26#039;s favorite sci-fi character?' type='text'/][contact-field label='What food would Terry choose to take on a desert island to solely survive on? (bonus points for both answers!)' type='text'/][contact-field label='In the beginning of the cast, when Rem says "Thank you for joining us as always on this ______ Sunday evening..." was his opening buzz word?' type='text'/][contact-field label='If you are chosen as a winner, please let us know what novel you want, whether you want a physical or digital copy, and how to address the signature of a signed physical copy.' type='textarea'/][/contact-form] [/su_private] [su_spoiler title="GIVEAWAY/CONTEST RULES:" style="fancy" icon="arrow-circle-1"]Contest runs until August 7th, 2016. Up to 5 (five) contestants within the continental United States are eligible for 1 (one) physical signed copy of a title of their choice. Contestants outside of the continental US (who are included in the five winning spots) are eligible for 1 (one) e-book of their choice if available on their preferred e-book platform. Answers must be received in the form of email to duelingogres@gmail.com or by leaving a message on our call line: (978) DU OGRES ((978) 386 4737). Please remember to provide a mailing address if eligible for a physical copy and to check your email frequently if we need to correspond for further information. Dueling Ogres, Atom Down Media, Brandon Full, Remington Hitchcock, Terry W. Ervin II, nor the publisher are responsible for any miscommunications that result in loss of a winning spot, nor are they responsible for loss of a product in transit either physical or digital, or any other loss of any sort or hurt feelings that could occur through the contest. If you are chosen, we will do our best to deliver you your win. All 5 winners for either physical or digital copies will be chosen at random. Winners will be decided and notified prior to public reveal between August 7th and August 14th, 2016. Public reveal will be on the episode of Dueling Ogres on or immediately following August 14th, 2016.[/su_spoiler] Nemo me impune lacessit! Terry's Website and Blog: Go buy Terry's awesome novels! [amazon template=iframe image2&asin=0982508700,0983765537,1940095182,098376557X,1940095107,1940095425] Like us on facebook: Follow us on twitter: Terry's recommendation: [amazon template=iframe image2&asin=153530376X] Intro uses the "Black Vortex" track by Kevin Macleod (). Licensed under CC BY 3.0.

Broadcast around London on Resonance 104.4FM Mr. Gold plays a selection of his favourite tracks, Jim's chooses Vinyl soundtracks from some epic skater videos and Joe presents the 'Name that Trick' quiz. Along with info on the latest happenings at Stockwell Skatepark and the wider skater community. Next month we will have a new Skater news feature, interviews and whatever else we come up with for you to enjoy. **** Support us by becoming a friend of Stockwell Skatepark for free at www.friendsofstockwellskatepark.com **** It helps us loads if you leave comments for us wherever you listen to our show. and please subscribe on Itunes. Thanks for listening ****

This week Michelle Sports 'X' aka  @SportSXMichelle steps in to cover for Marcia Herold.  Michelle's goint to be talking 'Numbers' and she's  invited Ken Thomson, host of @SportSXRadio to be her guest.  There will some fun trivia for Ken, and our listeners about why the New York Mets manager wears number 11, how many numbers have the NYM retired, and 'Name that Player' ....  Ken's the host of an 'all sports' show that airs weeknights on the Yahoo Sports Radio Network.  He's got over 20 years experience in Sports Broadcasting.  He's a Jersey native, living in Vegas.  He grew up watching both the Mets and the Yankees, and will share his view on the current pennant race in MLB.  He'll also give his take on the upcoming CFB schedule for Rutgers, and discuss what's trending in sports [ which will likely be Geno's jaw, Deflategate, NFL preseason, and his thoughts on Chip Kelly's roster.  ] Your calls are more than welcome! 

Is "name it claim it" teaching biblical? Do Christians have the authority to name and claim anything they want?

The first of a series.. and a warning. Don't listen to this tape. It will drive you absolutely crazy. 1. It's a small world theme. (music bed) 2. Ducktales Theme, Rockapella. 3. I Will Always Love You, Whitney Houston. 4. Cheers Theme (Everybody knows your name), Gary Portnoy. 5. Daniel, Elton John. 6. The One, Gabz. 7. Lean On Me, Bill Withers. 8. Listen, Melanie Amaro. 9. When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Pete Seeger & Bill MacAdoo. 10. Mandy, Barry Manilow. 11. Friday, Rebecca Black. (quite possibly the worst song ever written) 12. Let It Go. Idina Menzel . 13. 4 Chords, The Axis of Awesome. 14. If I Had $1,000,000. Barenaked Ladies. 15. BONUS PALATE CLEANSER!

Battling crappy sound for our review of 'Name of the Doctor' [2013].

Você ouve agora as 10 melhores músicas de amor (5 aqui, e 5 no #40), Bob Sinclar, Swedish House Mafia, Tommy Vee entre outros grandes nomes da música estão aqui! TRACKLIST: Bob Sinclar & Steve Edwards - Together Gigi d'Agostino feat. Ricchi & Poveri - Sarà Perché Ti Amo Swedish House Mafia & Pharrell - One (Your Name) Tv Rock & Rudy - In The Air (Axwell Remix) Tommy Vee, Mauro Ferrucci & CeCe Rogers - Stay

25 days until The Christmas Special LOST: Step into our wayback machine as we present for you our first to be released Mostly Harmless Cutaway [Lost Episode] featuring Eric, Josh, and Cat! Join us as delve into the latest Sarah Jane Adventure circa approximately 1 year ago, Death to the Doctor — lucridicity ensues! Hey, it's everybody's favorite Secondary Control Room . . . A special lesson in semantics. WARNING: This discussion contains miscellaneous Torchwood, NüWHO, and Classic SPOILERS pertaining to Doctor Who. If you are 100% spoilerphobic to New & Classic epsiodes not yet seen, do not complain to us. This episode is MOSTLY HARMLESS & contains EXPLICIT terms and as always expect strokes of innuendo throughout. LINKS: Steven S: @Legopolis Doctor Who Series 4: The Specials OST: amazon.com DISCLAIMER: Yes, 'He who will not be named' was mentioned. 'Name omitted' to protect the innocent. This discussion was originally recorded on November 10, 2010. This week's show notes art drawn by Julian. COMING SOON: LOST EPISODES???   DON'T PANIC   Host/Producer: EricEmail: EscoWHO ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @Bullitt33 + @BullittWHOBlog: bullitt33tvblog.wordpress.com Co-host: JoshEmail: whomeJZ ~at~ yahoo ~dot~comTwitter: @whomeJZ Coverart/Sketch Artist:  Julian aka 'Louis Blair'Email: samwisewise ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @JLB_ToschedeviantART: type40productions.deviantart.comHitchikersCutaway: mostlyharmless.freevar.comThe 2am Show: twoamshow.libsyn.com Co-hostess: CatEmail: fancyfembot ~at~ gmail ~dot~comTwitter: @fancyfembotFacebook: facebook.com/fancyfembotSci-Fi Party Line: scifipartyline.comSci-Fi Party Line News Network: scifipartyline.net Mostly Harmless CutawayEmail: guidetothewhoverse ~at~ gmail ~dot~comWebsite: guidetothewhoverse.libsyn.com Twitter: @DoctorWhoMHCTumblr: doctorwhomhc.tumblr.com Facebook: Doctor Who: Mostly Harmless Cutaway  Frequent Special Guest: Sean H. (@tardistavern)Anonymous cold open by Emily K. (@emilyooo)MHC Theme created by E.A. Escamilla

This week's topics include Rob's late night out, friendly neighborhood nudity, a possible new show idea for CNN, Rob's late night out, Britney Spears, the 'Name the State Crime Game,' and Rob's late night out; plus Jason attacks an iPod and doesn't cry, crackerjack recaps of The Amazing Race, Survivor, and Make it or Break It, Rob's late night out, and Jason's low trough in the dating cycle.

This week's topics include Rob's late night out, friendly neighborhood nudity, a possible new show idea for CNN, Rob's late night out, Britney Spears, the 'Name the State Crime Game,' and Rob's late night out; plus Jason attacks an iPod and doesn't cry, crackerjack recaps of The Amazing Race, Survivor, and Make it or Break It, Rob's late night out, and Jason's low trough in the dating cycle.

There is a joke that has been doing rounds in the present-day Russia. Stalin's ghost appears to Vladamir Putin in a dream. Troubled by the crippled economy, Putin asks the Great Dead Leader for advice. "Round up and shoot all the democrats, and then paint the inside of the Kremlin blue," Stalin replies. "Why blue?" Putin asks. "Ha!" says Stalin. "I knew you wouldn't ask me about the first part."Stalin is back and not only in Putin's dreams. In 2009, 'The Name of Russia' broadcast by the State-owned TV channel, instituted a nation-wide search for a historical figure that best represented Russia of today. Modelled after BBC's '100 Greatest Britons', 'Name of Russia' had Stalin finish third in a contest, that commenced with five hundred potential candidates for the title.This result would have been inconceivable only a decade ago. And this is despite a surplus of archival and personal documents painstakingly chronicling the fate of millions of Soviet citizens killed, imprisoned, deported, sent to Gulag or forced to live in constant terror.In both the independent local and the international media, the apparent success of the government-led rehabilitation of the Soviet regime and most cynically, of the figure of Stalin, is rarely explained without a reference to some kind of a grotesque caricature -- it may be the masochistic craving for an iron fist deeply ingrained in Russian psyche or a case of the nationwide uber-forgetting of mythic proportions, or perhaps the powers of mass hypnosis attributed to the neo-totalitarian government of Putin-Medvedev. But what happens when we try to make sense of what is happening in today's Russia without a recourse to these or other convenient caricatures?