Podcasts about 'summer

Elvis Duran and The Morning Show kick off the weekend with a beach party on the Jersey Shore at Jenkinsons. Skeery thinks he was sat in the "ugly section" when he went out to dinner with gandhi and Nate last night. We play a Jersey Shore match game! We have a TON of friends stop by like Max, Conan Gray and Shawn Mendes premieres his new song 'Summer of Love' Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

When you break open your old mindset, you'll find anything is possible. Part 2 of the 5 week 'Summer' looking back though our podcast archives.  This week we are back to a podcast #106 recorded in March 2020 where Jean-Paul talks to NY based electric flutist and author Melissa Keeling about the unique 'Glissando' flute headjoint and the new tutor book on it that she has just written.  How it can open up so many more performance possibilities especially when paired with looping and effect pedals. We also listen during the podcast to some of Melissa's chosen works on the Glissando headjoint as well as with looping and effect pedals. 'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' and podcast productions by the Trevor James Flute Company.  For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com    

As a new season of league football kicks off, the Squawka Talker football podcast returns... Host Feargal Brennan is joined by Squawka's Chief Writer Muhammad Butt and Jake Entwistle from the Social Media team. With so much still to be done in the transfer market, the team have focussed on what has happened to ensure any predictions made don't look too outrageous. In part one, a look at the transfer business of both Manchester clubs. With over £200m spent on three world-class players between them, which signing will have the biggest impact? In part two, a Leicester City love-in breaks out due to their continued excellence on and off the pitch. Can they finally secure a Champions League spot after two seasons of heartbreak? To finish the episode, a brief look at the newly-promoted sides. Familiar faces in Norwich City and Watford return but all the excitement surrounds Brentford and their ice-cold frontman Ivan Toney. PART 1  | START - 31:49 PART 2 | 31:49 - 43:19 PART 3 | 43:19 - END

In this Podcast: How to continue living this summer confidently How to break up with societal pressures to lose weight How to shift your mindset to take care of yourself in a positive way, and not get caught up in comparison Let's talk about Hot Girl Summer - A lot of things have changed this past year, we've been through a lot, and some people may not be feeling so confident.  - I want to help you feel confident in your skin this summer. You don't need to wait until you reach your goal to enjoy your life.  - Some of J.Go's clients have said “no” to life because they weren't feeling confident. They've said “no” to vacations, social outings, dating, being in photos. They've been missing out on life, choosing to cover up, hide, and avoid mirrors.  - Life is too short for any of it. Life is too short to allow our size to dictate how we live our lives.  Take Action + Give Yourself Grace - You have to work at being confident every single day - You need to actively fight for that most confident self. You need to allow, hear, and lift up the highest thoughts about yourself.  - Actively call out the inner mean girl that's trying to hold you back and keep you small. - You deserve to put yourself first NOW. And not when you've reached a goal weight.   - A lot of people have gained weight, managed their mental health, and undergone so much stress and trauma this year. You got through it all. Be proud of yourself and celebrate yourself for working through that and continuing to grow through hard seasons.  When The Judgement Comes... - It's ok to have hard and messy days, they are the in between parts of your journey - Don't put yourself down, openly love and embrace them - When you're not feeling great about yourself try acknowledging those feelings. Write them down and ask, “Is this really true?” and “Does it even matter?” - Pause and focus on body acceptance. How do I feel about myself? What do I love about my body? What do I love about me? - Other people's judgement  is really just their reflection. If you want to feel confident in your skin unconditionally, Listen Up: Don't allow other people's projections to affect how you live your life. Who they think you are has nothing to do with who you can become.  Don't Wait - Your confidence cannot be tied to your weight. Your weight changes so much, it's inevitable. But you have the power to embrace yourself unconditionally, so when these changes do happen, you're not changing how you feel about yourself and your self worth. - Recognize that your confidence goes beyond the sizes and shapes of where you are in your life. You're allowed to change, but I don't want your self worth to be fully dependent on that size.  - You don't have to wait until you're a certain size to do things your most confident self would want. What would she be doing? How would she be talking to herself? What would she be wearing?  - Do something small this week that your most confident self would thank you for. Little small changes are what create long-term lifestyle change. They reprogram your brain to stop putting yourself down and lifting yourself up.  Challenge:  Commit to a #goconfident, and tag J.Go in your Instagram stories this week. First 5 who share will get something special from J.Go. The Go Retreat:  J.Go is hosting the Go Retreat, Sept 17-19, a women's Beach Retreat in Charleston.  Attendees will leave with a vision of what they want for their life and feeling empowered to accomplish their goals.  Do you feel like you need a more supportive environment? That you want to meet more supportive people? Are you feeling a calling to create change in your life but you don't know where to start - you need to be here at this event! www.jgofitlife.com/retreat  Share your biggest takeaway from this episode with Jordan @jgofitlife

We thought we didn't need another cooking show on the telly, but Paris Hilton hosting her own cooking show is definitely something we needed! And her first guest makes it even better. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2021/08/06125908/Telly_0608.mp3"][/audio] For Maria's Telly, Producer Maria Devereux told Dermot and Dave what's on the box this weekend including a new music documentary on Disney + called 'Summer of Soul'. You can listen to the full chat by clicking the Play button. 

Welcome to Exchange Church Belfast Podcast - A time of word and encouragement with Ps Andrew Toogood continuing our 'Summer in the Psalms' series looking again at how Psalm 23 reveals the finished work of Jesus. - Be blessed! #TransformedByGrace

Welcome to Exchange Church Belfast Podcast - A time of  word and encouragement with Ps Andrew Toogood continuing our 'Summer in the Psalms' series looking again at how Psalm 23 reveals the finished work of Jesus. - Be blessed! #TransformedByGrace www.exchangechurchbelfast.com

With heat advisories in effect across the state, drought conditions are worsening. Laura Edwards is SDSU Extension's State Climatologist. She joins us with this week's drought monitor update . South Dakota Mines is partnering with the National Security Innovation Network . Jason Combs is the university's NSIN program director. He joins us to discuss its mission. In July, SDPB has invited you to step into what we've been calling "Summer School." Today we offer a recap of our coverage and offer guideposts to respectfully exploring history's most heated topics. Eliza Blue offers a Postcard from the Prairie for the month of June . Echinacea, or cone flowers, are in bloom. Erik Helland of Landscape Garden Centers discusses echinacea in this week's South Dakota Home Garden segment. The Sioux Falls Sunfish play in the Expedition League, a wood bat league featuring college-aged players hoping to build their resumes. The Sunfish are in the hunt for a second half division championship.

To know where we are going...it's important to know where we have been...On this installment of the 'Critic's Corner' we sit down with my sifu and find some current gems that either currently or ABOUT to hit the streaming and VOD tree.Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) takes us to 1969, during the same summer as Woodstock, a different music festival took place 100 miles away. More than 300,000 people attended the summer concert series known as the Harlem Cultural Festival. It was filmed, but after that summer, the footage sat in a basement for 50 years. It has never been seen. Until now. Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is not a story about where you go. It's about what you leave behind . . . Chef, writer, adventurer, provocateur: Anthony Bourdain lived his life unabashedly. Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at how an anonymous chef became a world-renowned cultural icon.Two POWERHOUSE documentaries that are streaming on Disney+ and playing in theatres (but coming imminently to PVOD) are more then worth your time and we talk about the joys of really diving into things like this on streaming services which is really the value that all these services truly have out there...to go and find the stuff you just won't catch on the big screen.

Let's get ready to rumble! Prepare for a right old ding dong as Anne and Eamon get all up in each others grills about camera phones at gigs and clubs. It's all a bit of a misunderstanding and a few cuts and bruises will soon mend. One thing they do agree on however is that Questlove is a musical saint and should be knighted and given a commemorative public holiday in recognition for his work in regards to the new documentary 'Summer of Soul - Or when the revolution could not be televised'. There is much gushing and cooing.  Our guest this week is one of the UK's greatest and most influential DJ's, the man behind the best selling books 'Last night a DJ saved my life' and 'How to DJ properly', the original Fabric resident and personal inspiration to DJ Anne Frankenstein, Mr Bill Brewster shares his phonographic memories with us. Bill has been playing music for well over 40 years and has played a crucial role in club culture in and out of the booth.  Listen its a great show so why don't you force a friend to listen to it too? Curious about the music mentioned in the show? Every single artist mentioned in the show appears on the playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0aSyZBEqUez7ndVhahtHcd?si=6ac2d6be674b4207 And if you don't want to touch Spotify theres a hooky You:Tube version for the conscientious objectors: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPPl5xM2fbUrKQYuhAbq7A_Q0DEXczSzQ  Buy Bill Brewster's books, they are all brilliant: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Books-Bill-Brewster/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3ABill+Brewster CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM Twitter - @WHATGOESPOD Instagram - @WHATGOESPOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WhatGoesPod/ *BIG UP THE LIKERS RETWEETERS & SHARERS*

This week, Les chats with actor, writer, and comedienne Lee Eddy. Lee can be seen in Amazon's series "Panic" as well as Freeform's "Cruel Summer". Long ago, she and Les both worked at Dougherty Arts Camp in Austin, Texas, and we discuss everything from her path through the industry to the joys and horrors of teaching kids to write plays and make animated shorts. Check it out!

Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson talks about directing the new film 'Summer of Soul,' documenting the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. It features performances by Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder, Mahalia Jackson and more, and reflects on the cultural and political changes of the time. We'll also talk about big changes in Questlove's life. Jazz critic Kevin Whitehead remembers electric guitarists George Barnes and Mary Osborne, who were born 100 years ago.Writer Akash Kapur reflects on growing up in a Utopian community founded in India 1968. While living in the U.S., he connected with a woman who also grew up in that community. They married and returned there, to better understand the social tumult of their childhood, and to learn more about the mysterious circumstances surrounding her parents' deaths. His book is 'Better to Have Gone.'

Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson talks about directing the new film 'Summer of Soul,' documenting the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival. It features performances by Nina Simone, Stevie Wonder, Mahalia Jackson and more, and reflects on the cultural and political changes of the time. We'll also talk about big changes in Questlove's life. Jazz critic Kevin Whitehead remembers electric guitarists George Barnes and Mary Osborne, who were born 100 years ago.Writer Akash Kapur reflects on growing up in a Utopian community founded in India 1968. While living in the U.S., he connected with a woman who also grew up in that community. They married and returned there, to better understand the social tumult of their childhood, and to learn more about the mysterious circumstances surrounding her parents' deaths. His book is 'Better to Have Gone.'

Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson is coming out of the pandemic a changed man. The co-founder of the Roots and the music director for 'The Tonight Show' did something he never thought he'd do — he bought a farm in upstate New York. "I thought chaos was the only way that I could exist. But now I embrace quiet and I can hear myself think." Now he's venturing into a new arena: He's made his directorial debut with the documentary 'Summer of Soul,' which tells the story of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, known as the "Black Woodstock."

Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson is coming out of the pandemic a changed man. The co-founder of the Roots and the music director for 'The Tonight Show' did something he never thought he'd do — he bought a farm in upstate New York. "I thought chaos was the only way that I could exist. But now I embrace quiet and I can hear myself think." Now he's venturing into a new arena: He's made his directorial debut with the documentary 'Summer of Soul,' which tells the story of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival, known as the "Black Woodstock."

Justin and Khristopher reviewed the fantastic documentary concert film, Summer of Soul. Summer of Soul is directed by first-time Director, Questlove AKA Ahmir Khalib Thompson of the world-famous Roots Crew!

Director David Wain thought his career was over when ‘Wet Hot American Summer' bombed at the box office in July of 2001. 20 years later, the film has become a full-blown comedy classic thanks to the exploding celebrity of previously unknown cast members like Bradley Cooper, Elizabeth Banks, Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler and the fierce dedication of fans who made sure it would live on forever. On this very special episode of the podcast, Wain reflects on the wildly difficult process of putting the movie together, reveals some of the future stars who didn't make the cut and how its initial failure and ultimate success has affected his prolific career as a comedy director. Follow David Wain on Twitter @davidwain and Instagram @davidwainFollow Matt Wilstein on Twitter @mattwilsteinFollow The Last Laugh on Instagram @lastlaughpod Highlights from this episode and others at The Daily Beast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a brief delay and a modicum of technical difficulties, Declan and Noh are back to talk about Rochard Fleischer's 1968 docu-drama 'The Boston Strangler', starring Tony Curtis. Plus, recently seen including 'Summer of Soul' and deeper discussion of 'F9', for there is simply too much to unpack. Follow the show on Instagram and Twitter @youhavetoseepod Email Declan and Noah at youhavetoseepod@gmail.com

Welcome to Exchange Church Belfast Podcast - A time of word and encouragement with Ps Andrew Toogood continuing our 'Summer in the Psalms' series looking at how Psalm 23 reveals the heart of Jesus. Be blessed! #TransformedByGrace www.exchangechurchbelfast.com

Film Journalist with The Independent, Paul Whitington chats to Dave about new films to watch on the small and big screen, including 'Summer of Soul', 'The Croods 2' and 'Deerskin'!

What a weekend we have just had. There is so much to talk about and Patrick wastes no time in getting into it. Patrick waited to record the first segment until after that awesome 5-2 victory by the American League. Patrick recaps the historic 91st Midsummer Classic and how some of our 41 first-time All-Stars fared. Patrick follows that segment up by going over the amazing event that was the Homerun Derby. The "Polar Bear", Pete Alonzo, came ready to attack anyone who stood in the way of defending his crown. Following Derby talk, Patrick dissects some of the first picks in the 2021 MLB First-Year Player draft. If you enjoyed this episode, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you will always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Baseball Podcasts. We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast Network Advertise with US: https://gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us Website: https://gsmcpodcast.com/gsmc-baseball-podcast Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-baseball-podcast/id1122796551 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF8Qial15ufp9uS_1- 4F6auhV_JDoMt-Y Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_baseball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsmcbaseball/ Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC baseball Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying or redistribution of The GSMC Baseball Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

Colby fire-burning in the outfield. Cardinals draft. Cardinal talk. Bullpen. Pitching. Chicago neighborhoods. Iggy and Biff's 'Summer of Smut!'. Zane. DAN BEAL! Iggy breaks some news about Los Lonely Boys. Dillion. Eating contests. Iggy's handicap. Is Iggy nervous? 

Truffles and truffle products are discussed with "The Truffleist", we then talk to an NFL/CFL Football Star, who has played in the Superbowl and he talks about his charitable works helping "Food insecure" children, his great YouTube channel, and clothing line,  we end by talking to an Event Security Professional and contributor to Philadelphia Row Home Magazine

Kaling's Netflix show, 'Never Have I Ever,' is based on her own experiences as a nerdy, confident teen who pined for a boyfriend. The second season drops next week. She spoke with Terry Gross in 2020 about the series, how being a diversity hire at 'The Office' inspired her movie 'Late Night,' and how the grief of losing a parent has impacted her as a mother. TV critic David Bianculli reviews the music documentaries 'Summer of Soul' and 'McCartney 3-2-1.'

Kaling's Netflix show, 'Never Have I Ever,' is based on her own experiences as a nerdy, confident teen who pined for a boyfriend. The second season drops next week. She spoke with Terry Gross in 2020 about the series, how being a diversity hire at 'The Office' inspired her movie 'Late Night,' and how the grief of losing a parent has impacted her as a mother. TV critic David Bianculli reviews the music documentaries 'Summer of Soul' and 'McCartney 3-2-1.'

Estamos felices de poder contar con un invitado muy especial en este episodio. Recibimos al director colombiano Harold Trompetero, autor de películas como 'Violeta de mil colores' y 'Riverside'. Con él hablamos del estado actual del cine y su futuro, de la convivencia con las plataformas digitales y conmemoramos las filmografía de Richard Donner, director que murió esta semana y que nos dejó maravillas como 'La Profecía', 'Superman I', 'Lady Halcón' y 'Los Goonies'. Trompetero también nos recomienda algunos de los últimos títulos que ha visto o revisado como el estreno de Steven Soderbergh 'No Sudden Move' y los documentales 'Paris is Burning' y 'Summer of Soul'.¡Síguenos en Twitter e Instagram para ver los trailers y enlaces de las películas que comentamos! Cualquier comentario o sugerencia en las redes o salase7en@gmail.com

The Supremes gave the green light last week to Republican moves to make it harder to vote -- that gives Democrats and voting rights groups more work to do. Harold Meyerson comments. Also: “Critical Race Theory” has been attacked on Fox News nearly 1300 times. It's being banned from public schools and colleges in something like 15 Republican states. But what IS “critical race theory”? And why is this happening now? Kimberlé Crenshaw explains; she teaches law at Columbia and UCLA, and she's probably the most prominent figure associated with critical race theory—she coined the term 30 years ago. She's also creator of the concept “intersectionality.” And the hashtag #SayHerName. Also later in the hour: our TV critic Ella Taylor talks about “Summer of Soul”, a documentary about a music festival in a park in Harlem in 1969 --it's the most powerful and moving thing I've seen about the sixties anywhere – and the story it tells was completely forgotten --the footage sat in a basement for nearly 50 years, and no one cared. Also: "No Sudden Move," a new caper film by Steven Soderbergh starring Don Cheadle and Benecio del Toro. 7-8-2021

Who's ready for the most divisive Playlist Playoff of ALL Playlist Playoffs? Join Intern John, Riley, and Rose as we compete to see who has the best list of "Summer Bops" and also play an all new round of "Five-Second Rule!" Plus your Ventsday calls and we help out a listener in an awkward situation! All that and more on Your Morning Show for today!

BGN interviews multi-hyphenate Questlove about his documentary 'Summer of Soul' Over the course of six weeks during the summer of 1969, thousands of people attend the Harlem Cultural Festival to celebrate Black history, culture, music, and fashion. Host: Jamie Music by: Sammus Music featured in podcast from 'Summer of Soul' courtesy of Hulu Edited by: Jamie Broadnax

In 1969, during the same summer as Woodstock, another music festival took place 100 miles away. The Harlem Cultural Festival featured black musicians like Gladys Knight and Stevie Wonder — stars who we might not have glimpsed at this point in their careers. Footage of the festival had been locked in a basement for 50 years, because TV and film companies were not interested in it at the time. Questlove and his fellow filmmakers speak to Audie Cornish about bringing the concert festival to the big screen in their movie, Summer Of Soul, which is also out on Hulu. NPR's Eric Deggans also reviewed the film. Some descriptions of the film from his review are heard in this episode. In participating regions, you'll also hear a local news segment that will help you make sense of what's going on in your community.Email us at considerthis@npr.org.

It's "Murder Month" (aka July) on the You Have to See pod. To kick off a miniseries of murderous true crime, Declan and Noah view Spike Lee's sprawling 1999 opus 'Summer of Sam'. The boys discuss serial killer movies that aren't actually about the killer, parallels between the film and modern day New York City, and why the heat turns everyone horny. Plus, recently seen including Bo Burnham's new special 'Alone', and 'The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard'.

Er is iets vreemds aan de hand in de wereld, tenminste als je mensen die hun mening verkondigen op Twitter de wereld noemt: er wordt opeens van alles eng, vies en ongepast gevonden. Is dat terecht of zwaar overdreven? Cindy Hoetmer geeft antwoord. Lou-Anna Druyvesteyn leest voor.

In a postseason riddled with injuries, no team benefitted more than the Finals-bound Suns. Chris Paul, Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton all had their moments, for sure, but let's not pretend like the Suns' path to the Finals was all that treacherous. Los Angeles Lakers superstar Anthony Davis missed time in round 1, Denver Nuggets star Jamal Murray missed all of round 2, Utah Jazz all-star Mike Conley missed most of round 3 and Los Angeles Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard missed all of the Western Conference Finals. And you know what the funny part of all it is? Nobody will care if the Suns go on to win the championship. History only remembers who won and lost, not how things went down in the process. On today's episode, Jason kicks things off with a few thoughts on the Phoenix Suns' series-clinching victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Later, Hall of Fame soccer player and former U.S. Men's National's Team member Eric Wynalda swings by to discuss the buzz around the UEFA Euro 2020 and 2021 Copa America tournaments during what Jason has called the 'Summer of Soccer' in the United States, how he became one of the pioneers of American-born soccer players playing overseas in Europe, why he blames Major League Soccer organizers for putting financial gain over player development, why he believes this current USMNT squad could make a run to the semi-finals of the World Cup this year, why the key to growing the sport in America is to improve the quality of play here in the States, why he expects we'll see high-level play from Lionel Messi even as he ages, and much more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

With the Fourth of July around the corner, we get a lesson in grilling chicken skewers, clams and peaches from chef Kathy Gunst. And, the new documentary "Summer of Soul" about the Harlem Cultural Festival in the summer of 1969 opens in theaters and can be streamed on Hulu on Friday. PBS special correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault, who appears in the film, joins us.

"Summer of Soul" documents the story of the Harlem Cultural Festival in 1969. We speak with Billy Davis Jr. and Marilyn McCoo of The 5th Dimension, one of the many acts that performed at the festival. And, it's been one year since China passed a sweeping national security law for Hong Kong that criminalized protest and curbed the city's autonomy from mainland China. Louisa Lim of the "Little Red Podcast" joins us to discuss.

Many kinds of music are associated with one of the seasons, but ambient and environmental electronic music? — more than most. The music has to BE the season: to reflect, inhabit, and merge with the space and feeling of the seasonal environment. And when it comes to summer ambient, the pace gets slower, the harmonies get warmer, and the ethereal sounds inspire weightless floating. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, we float peacefully through the star fields on the warm breezes of a summer night, on a program called SUMMER STARS. Music is by ERIK WØLLO, SUFJAN STEVENS, STEVE ROACH, RUDY ADRIAN, and AMONGST MYSELVES. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Back with a new session after my first travels since before the pandemic started. The selections here represent a few themes from this past month, in no particular order. Starting this off is a new one from the Phi-Psonics out of LA, who dropped two 45s a couple weeks ago - I picked them up from my digging buddy Geoff during a listening session at his spot last Friday. Next is Groove Holmes doing a live version of "Song for my Father" in tribute to my dad and all the dads everywhere this past Sunday. Then there's something futuristic from Joe Armon-Jones LP from a couple years ago that I picked up while in Portland the other week. Speaking of Portland, the next cut is from Slickaphonic, one of the incredible releases from Albina Music Trust, an organization and label releasing and documenting amazing jazz and funk gems from my hometown. Then there's a fusion classic from Janne Schaffer that I'd slept on before but grabbed a copy of while digging around Portland. Finally, now that summer has officially started, I figured I'd break out my dad's 45 of Quincy Jones's version of 'Summer in the City.' Seemed appropriate. Enjoy.

This week: How far off is a world in which robots do most of our jobs? Thea Lenarduzzi and Lucy Dallas are joined by Benjamin Schneider, a DPhil Candidate in Economic and Social History at Merton College, Oxford, to explore Artificial Intelligence, societal change, real and imagined, and the future of work; what will our writers, from Andrew Motion to Joyce Carol Oates, be reading this summer?; plus, it's Independent Bookshop Week and the nominations came thick and fast… 'Summer books 2021 – Our contributors provide their seasonal reading lists' www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/summer-books-2021A special subscription offer for TLS podcast listeners: www.the-tls.co.uk/buy/podProducer: Ben Mitchell See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard star Salma Hayek kisses Samuel L. Jackson and tells, find out how JoJo Siwa is letting her hair down, and does Brian Austin Green have a mask fetish?! Tune in to today's Dish Nation for some piping HOT celebrity tea!

Summer is upon us at last! The warmer weather seems much overdue this year, so Lucy and Saul are relieved to at last see the abundance of growth that this season can bring. This explosion requires selective intervention and management, so get ready for lively conversations about how these two experienced Head Gardeners keep calm - and cool - during the garden's peak period. During late May and into June, glasshouses up and down the land undergo a transition from propagation powerhouse to ornamental delight. Hear how Saul and Lucy set those wheels in motion, and glean a few tips and tricks for getting your space under glass looking in top-notch condition for these most productive of months ahead.  Twitter links:Saul @GardeningSaulLucy @HeadGardenerLCIntro and Outro music from https://filmmusic.io"Fireflies and Stardust" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Join Sara and Johnny D., as they recap the last week of the goings-on in our Creepy Kingdom. This week, they'll be discussing Netflix and R.L. Stine's 'Fear Street', the 'Summer of Disney+' programming, and all of the latest creepy film, TV, theme park, and events news!

258 weeks. That number has probably changed since I spoke with author Jennifer Weiner, but at the time of this interview, 258 weeks was the amount of time that her books have been on the New York Times Bestseller list. That makes up nearly a quarter of her entire career that began 20 years ago with her debut, Good In Bed . Her latest book is That Summer , the second book in what she's calling her “beach trilogy.” It's a beach read, but not in the traditional sense, as it tackles sexual assault and the #MeToo movement. I recently spoke with Jennifer Weiner about all the things. Here's our conversation. That Summer by Jennifer Weiner was published by Atria Books. Marginalia was produced at KMUW Wichita. If you like this podcast, please consider leaving a rating or review on Apple Podcasts . Engineers: Mark Statzer and Torin Andersen Editor: Lu Anne Stephens Producer: Haley Crowson Follow Beth Golay on Twitter @BethGolay .

In this episode, my friend Collier Landry (from the True Romance Ep.) returns to talk about his new podcast 'Moving Past Murder' as we try out my first ever non alcoholic beer by Suntory and then dig in to Spike Lee's 1999 film 'Summer of Sam'.

It's an absolute Tragedy that it's taken the Right Back At Ya! boys this long to get to Steps but love (and your requests) have got a hold on our hearts, so here we are diving into one of Britain's most important pop groups of the 90s and early 2000s.Unlike a lot of the pop faves we cover, we're so lucky to still have Steps actively making music and touring to this day; but on this episode Joel and David go right back to "Step One"... literally. We cover the formation of the band with Claire Richards, Ian "H" Watkins, Lisa Scott-Lee, Faye Tozer and Lee Latchford-Evans (aka The Latch, aka The JB's childhood heartthrob) through to the peak of their careers. When Steps burst on the scene with the boot-scootin' and line-dancing '5,6,7,8' in 1997, no one could've predicted what a phenomenon they'd become. The fantastic five swiftly went on to sell over 20 million records worldwide, clocking up 14 consecutive UK Top 5 singles, and three multi-platinum albums in three years, selling out arena shows along the way!Joel and David share memories of Steps from their childhoods in Essex and Malaysia, and what they've come to adore from the "Step One" and "Steptacular" albums over time - including all the bangers you stan from 'Last Thing On My Mind' to 'Deeper Shade of Blue', 'Tragedy' to 'One For Sorrow', 'Love's Got A Hold On My Heart', and 'Summer of Love'... just to name a few. Get out your old Steps CDs, unfold the signature choreography tutorials inside, and start reliving the magic that's Better Best (Not) Forgotten!Follow Right Back At Ya!  https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/https://twitter.com/rightbackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/rightbackpodCheck out our Spotify playlists https://open.spotify.com/user/1c3ks5jdh2x4j7jdg1o0aglwgFollow Joel https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/https://twitter.com/DR_JoelBFollow David https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com 

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Charlie breaks down where the battle lines should be drawn in the "Summer of Victory": vaccine mandates, school board fights, and election integrity audits. If conservatives fight on all three fronts this summer, we will look back by Labor Day and see that we have changed the trajectory of the country heading into 2022. Charlie lays out the strategy and what you can do about it in this can't miss episode.  Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week’s episode of The Week Junior Show, we’ll be talking about Bike Week, plans for a 'Summer of Play' and 50 years of movie makers Lucasfilm. Plus, we’ll have a debate all about whether adults should be given free money. Tell us what you think of the podcast, what your opinion on the Big Debate is, or what's happening in the world around you and we might use your messages in a future podcast episode: Website: https://theweekjunior.co.uk Popjam: @TheWeekJunior Email: hello@theweekjunior.co.uk Make sure you ask an adult before contacting people online and don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you're listening to this. The Week Junior Show is the award-nominated news show for kids from the team behind The Week Junior magazine. There's a new episode every Friday where writers and editors discuss and digest bits from that week's issue. By the way, this isn’t the only podcast from The Week Junior. The Science + Nature magazine has its own Mysteries of Science podcast. There’s a new episode out on Monday all about alien life, and you can hear new episodes every fortnight all summer long. You can find it right here – search "Mysteries of Science"  Use code PODCAST for a six week free trial of The Week Junior magazine at theweekjunior.co.uk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three of our favorite segments from the week, in case you missed them. Cicadas Are Having Their Own 'Hot Vax Summer' (First) | April's Unexpected Jobs Report (Starts at 15:27) | Summer with Your (Unvaccinated) Kids (Starts at 49:02)   If you don't subscribe to the Brian Lehrer Show on iTunes, you can do that here.

Gene Kritsky, Dean of the School of Behavioral and Natural Sciences at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati and author of Periodical Cicadas: The Brood X Edition (Ohio Biological Survey 2021), talks about the coming of trillions of cicadas from underground into parts of the Northeast and Midwest and the science behind why they only emerge every 17 years. 

Subscribe, Rate, Review, and Leave a Comment Below! -Chet Hanks has declared it 'White Boy Summer' -We have finally won the war of subtitles -Michael Rapaport vs Barstool Sports lawsuit is thrown out and Dave Portnoy's deposition video is released -Johnny Notebook returns with phones that hear you, reincarnation, truth is for the birds, and Johnny Tycoon -AITA Thursday -Voicemails (01:35:51) Eric Andre returns to the show. We talk about his new movie on Netflix, Bad Trip, and what our favorite moments were from it. He tells us how he got advice from the director of Jackass and the legendary Sacha Baron Cohen. We talk behind the scenes of the movie, working with Tiffany Haddish, and what the future of prank movies with him would entail. Let us know what you think on twitter: @KFCRadio @KFCBarstool @Feitsbarstool @EricAndre Subscribe to our youtube channel: barstool.link/KFCRADIO Subscribe to our clips channel www.youtube.com/c/kfcradio