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Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything...In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla.In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then.On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure.Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything... In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then. On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure. Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything... In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then. On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure. Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything...In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla.In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then.On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure.Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything...In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla.In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then.On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure.Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything...In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla.In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then.On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure.Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything... In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then. On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure. Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Only 15 working today's including this Monday until time off for Christmas! Not that we're counting or anything... In the first hour, SKOR North's Phil Mackey weighs in on when the right time to put up your Christmas tree is and talks about the number one team in the NBA which just happens to be the Timberwolves, KSTP's Chris Egert talks about today being his 6-year "ampuversary" and informs about an uptick of local shootings over the weekend and an update in the stabbing of Derek Chauvin. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere talk about how he "power watched" season 5 of Fargo and discusses the Gophers bid into the Quick Lane Bowl against Bowling Green. Actress Mariette Hartley joins the show to talk about her new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. In hour #3 Kristyn Burtt discusses the morbid. Cults, mass shootings, true crime. After all, it is the Halloween season. Wait, no it isn't. Let's switch gears. How about some gift ideas? $15,000 handbag, anyone? Perhaps a diamond-encrusted watch? No? Okay then. On the Family, Costaki asks a philosophical question: if you make fun of the Patriots when no fans are around to hear it, does it really matter? The answer, of course, is yes. Making fun of other teams makes you feel better about your own team, which qualifies as therapy. And they say therapy is important. They also say TV is important, but given some of the shows out there these days, we're not so sure. Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show! In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard. In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox. On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy". Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show! In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard. In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox. On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy". Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show!In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard.In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox.On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy".Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show! In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard. In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox. On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy". Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show!In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard.In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox.On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy".Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show!In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard.In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox.On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy".Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show!In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences.Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard.In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox.On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy".Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The countdown to Christmas officially begins today with the calendar flipping to December, and what better way to celebrate than with a jam packed show! In the first hour, KSTP's Chris Egert hears a story about a British man who was addicted to sleeping with dead bodies, and informs about an update in the Middle East along with more info on the local house explosion that happened yesterday. Plus the crew gets at each other's throats over fruit preferences. Hour #2 has Bob Sansevere who talks about the Timberwolves' successful run so far, the Gophers losing some notable players to the transfer portal, the Wild's turnaround under their new coach, and what the Vikings should do at QB after their bye week. Actor Bernie Kopell joins the show to talk about his new work "Our (Almost Completely True) Love Story" which releases December 8th on Amazon Instant, Apple TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Vudu, and Hoopla. Also, longtime friend of the show Brad Blanks stops by to talk about the time he shocked Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston with his size, and his run in with Julia Roberts' body guard. In hour #3 Tim Lammers and Kristyn Burtt are united by a common goal: get people back into theaters. Step one is to solve the cell phone issue. Of course, every solution costs money and relies largely on the honor system. And if these people had honor to begin with, they wouldn't be ruining your movie experience in the first place. What a paradox. On the Family, prepare to get serious. No, not because Josh Arnold is in and money is serious business. Today we also have Patty Wetterling, mother of Jacob Wetterling, in studio. She and Joy Baker have written a book, Dear Jacob, which you could describe as "heavy". Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-12PM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Continuing the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the ladies partake in some magical realism with the classic Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel. Taking place during the Mexican revolution, the novel presents life and love in a small family at the very beginning of the 20th century. Spanning a generation, the novel (and subsequent film) depict gender differences, cultural expectations, and familial tradition with a forbidden love story running throughout. It has been decided that Pedro can “get it,” neither lady can pronounce foreign words (please don't hate us), and they may have used a few choice words to describe a certain character (seriously, yeet her into the sun). You can find Like Water For Chocolate on Amazon Instant. SHOW INFORMATION: Website: www.chicklitbookclubpodcast.com Twitter: @ChickLitPodcast TikTok: ChickLitBookClub Pinterest: ChickLitBookClubPodcast Email: chicklitbookclubpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: ChickLitBookClubPodcast Youtube: YouTube Facebook: Facebook Patreon: Support Us Here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chicklitbookclubpodcast/support

This episode is sponsored in part by Doobert.com, and KittySift. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Conrad, who founded The Paw Project in 1999, joins Stacy to discuss the organization’s mission to end declawing in the U.S. & Canada, using education, research, and legislation. The Paw Project is made up completely of veterinarians and the group compiled the evidence, drafted the legislation, composed the language of the legislation, built the coalition of support, and obtained the representatives for every law prohibiting declawing in the U.S. Stacy and Dr. Conrad discuss the surprising way Dr. Conrad became interested in ending declawing and educating people everywhere on its devastating effects on cats. “Declawing is a misnomer,” Dr. Conrad tells Stacy. “It is really more appropriately called de-knuckling. It is the amputation of a toe bone.” They discuss the behavioral issues of biting and litter box avoidance that declawed cats have been shown to be prone to, and they talk about the organization’s new “Claw-Friendly” certification for veterinary practices that do not perform declaw surgeries. With legislation banning declawing passed recently in New York, and more bills in the works around the country, Dr. Conrad encourages listeners to join The Paw Project’s mailing list to stay in the loop on action needed regarding legislation in their area. She notes that, “There is a reason that we need to ban declawing: It actually saves cats’ lives … If we could get these bans all across the United States, we would be saving millions of cats’ lives.” To learn more, visit The Paw Project’s website.  You can also find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or check out their documentary, The Paw Project on the App Store, Google Play, YouTube, and Amazon Instant.

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Conrad, who founded The Paw Project in 1999, joins Stacy to discuss the organization’s mission to end declawing in the U.S. & Canada, using education, research, and legislation. The Paw Project is made up completely of veterinarians and the group compiled the evidence, drafted the legislation, composed the language of the legislation, built the coalition of support, and obtained the representatives for every law prohibiting declawing in the U.S. Stacy and Dr. Conrad discuss the surprising way Dr. Conrad became interested in ending declawing and educating people everywhere on its devastating effects on cats. “Declawing is a misnomer,” Dr. Conrad tells Stacy. “It is really more appropriately called de-knuckling. It is the amputation of a toe bone.” They discuss the behavioral issues of biting and litter box avoidance that declawed cats have been shown to be prone to, and they talk about the organization’s new “Claw-Friendly” certification for veterinary practices that do not perform declaw surgeries. With legislation banning declawing passed recently in New York, and more bills in the works around the country, Dr. Conrad encourages listeners to join The Paw Project’s mailing list to stay in the loop on action needed regarding legislation in their area. She notes that, “There is a reason that we need to ban declawing: It actually saves cats’ lives … If we could get these bans all across the United States, we would be saving millions of cats’ lives.” To learn more, visit The Paw Project’s website.  You can also find them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, or check out their documentary, The Paw Project on the App Store, Google Play, YouTube, and Amazon Instant.

This week, Henry welcomes director Seth Breedlove to talk about his new mini-series, On The Trail Of Bigfoot. It's available now on VIDI Space, Amazon Instant & DVD. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Themen heute:    Lexus Dokumentarfilm -  Auf den Spuren der japanischen Takumi Meister  ///   Endspurt bei Telematik zum 31. März: Telekom installiert garantiert 1.Seit Anfang dieser Woche ist der Lexus Dokumentarfilm „Takumi – eine 60.000-Stunden-Geschichte über die Zukunft menschlicher Handwerkskunst“ bei Amazon Prime Video zu sehen. Die faszinierende Dokumentation von Regisseur Clay Jeter gibt Einblicke in die Welt japanischer Handwerksmeister und erforscht die Frage, welche Rolle menschliche Handwerkskunst in einer Welt einnehmen wird, die zunehmend von Künstlicher Intelligenz geprägt ist. Der Film begleitet vier Japaner, die ihr Leben ihrem Beruf gewidmet haben: einen mit zwei Michelin-Sternen ausgezeichneten Koch, eine Künstlerin des traditionellen Papierschnitts, einen Meister der Fahrzeugfertigung und einen Schreiner bei einem der ältesten Bauunternehmen der Welt - allesamt angesehene Takumi, die es in bis zu 60.000 Arbeitsstunden und mit unzähligen Wiederholungen zur Meisterschaft auf ihrem Gebiet gebracht haben. Der von Lexus in Auftrag gegebene Film hinterfragt, wie dieser lange Weg zu herausragenden Fähigkeiten gangbar bleiben kann in einer Welt, die ständig nach Abkürzungen sucht. Der Dokumentarfilm feierte auf dem DOC NYC Filmfestival in New York Premiere und ist auf Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Instant, Google Play und iTunes zu sehen. Neben der regulären 54-minütigen Fassung gibt es online (www.takumi-craft.com) einen sogenannten „60.000-Stunden-Schnitt“, bei dem der Zuschauer Zeuge der schier unendlichen Wiederholungen wird, mit denen die Handwerker ihre Kunst immer weiter verfeinern.   2. Endspurt bei der Telematik: Bis 31. März müssen Ärzte in Deutschland die Technik für ihre Praxis bestellen. Die Telekom macht Kunden im Gesundheitswesen ein neues Angebot. Wer bis Ende des Monats ein Medical Access Port-Bundle bestellt, bekommt einen garantierten Termin für die Installation bis 30. Juni. Hält die Telekom den Termin nicht, erhalten Ärzte Geld zurück. Die Telekom zahlt ihnen 250 Euro je Monat, in dem sie die Installation nicht nachholt. Und das für maximal drei Monate. Der Chef von Telekom Healthcare Solutions Mark Düsener sagt: „Wir haben fünftstellige Verkaufszahlen. Der Markt ist aber noch sehr zurückhaltend obwohl die Gesetzesfrist abläuft. Dies hören wir auch von anderen Anbietern. Wir können liefern und pünktlich installieren. Wer bis zum 31.März. bestellt, dem versprechen wir eine termingerechte Installation.“  Die Telekom ist 2018 als zweiter Anbieter in den Markt für Telematik gestartet.   Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

Listen, I already know what you're going to say. This episode of Doctor Who is called 'Rise Of The Cybermen' not 'Cyberman'! And I'm here to tell you that Amazon Instant does NOT have your backs because they labeled it 'Cyberman' and that's what I'm calling it, no matter what the whole rest of the internet says. However I would 100% support you if you decided to write Amazon a strongly-worded letter about accuracy and Christmas Specials. In this episode, Barty Crouch Sr. is here to destroy humanity in favor of emotionless robots powered by human brains, and yet it's unclear why he wants to do this. He talks about his own fear of death, but he doesn't announce his own intention to "upgrade" and he somehow came up with this idea on his own despite these Cybermen bring in other episodes? I'm not really sure how this worked. However I'm always a fan of alternate realities in which there are versions of characters we know and love, so I actually enjoyed the episode despite its nonsensical plot because I'm always here for more Jackie and Pete being alive was also an unexpected pleasure. Pretty much just give me more than that and take the Cybermen out entirely, and we'd be good. Thanks for listening, and I will see you soon with the next episode of Twilight!

Host Stuart Wright talks to writer/director Hope Dickson Leach about her debut feature film The Levelling. The film is on iTunes, Amazon Instant, Google, BFI player, Curzon Home Cinema, Sky, FilmDoo and the Peccadillo player. Available through peccapics.com You can support the @Britflicks podcast by pledging money via www.patreon.com/stuartwright, subscribing to it via iTunes or leaving a review - this helps attract more listeners. Podcast from www.britflicks.com "Carefree" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 
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Greetings, and thanks for checking out our newest episode, where we dive into the criminally-underappreciated Australian horror anthology, "A Night Of Horror: Volume One".  This one came out of nowhere, and with all of the kids talking about "It" and hating on "Leatherface", it seems to have passed many people by.  Well, not me goddamnit, so we are doing it for this episode.  Hopefully you find our reviews coherent enough to give it a rental (or a free watch on Amazon Instant for you Prime subscribers), if it sounds like it may be up your alley. Music On This Episode (in order of appearance); “Core Solution”-Zyklon “Testify” (Nosferatu Mix)-The Damned “Haloed”-Frontline Assembly

Rob Zombies seems to already be forgotten. Here is Pete's first impression of the Crowd Funded horror film that's available on Amazon Instant.

Rob Zombies seems to already be forgotten. Here is Pete's first impression of the Crowd Funded horror film that's available on Amazon Instant.

Writer/Director/Producer/Editor/Star of Bad Ben, Nigel Bach, speaks with a very excited cast of the Overlook Hour about how his $300 found footage film has become an Amazon Instant hit! This conversation was recorded a week ago and who knew that as Nigel was praising Amazon for the service it provides for amatur film makers, that Amazon was simultaneously sending emails to indie horror directors saying that their film would be pulled on March 1st as part of a new instant streaming content policy.... The Creatures also briefly speak about Get Out. If you'd like to get in contact with The Overlook Hour, you can reach us at Podcast@TheOverlookTheatre.com, on Instagram @TheOverlookTheatre, Facebook under TheOverlookHour, and on Twitter @overlooktheatre.

A conversation with writer/director/producer Phil Guidry about his new film SAVAGELAND. SAVAGELAND is being released on February 24th across multiple platforms (AmazonInstant, iTunes, GooglePlay/YouTube, Vimeo on Demand, Sony Playstation, XBox, Voodoo, Roku).

ERIK SHARKEY joins me to talk about his career as a filmmaker. We touch on his origins, his feature debut "Sexina," Troma, his love of illustrators and his excellent doc on movie poster maestro, Drew Struzan, "Drew Struzan: The Man Behind the Poster." The doc pulled heavy talent like George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, and Frank Darabont, all coming to pay their respects to a man who revolutionized film marketing for kids of my generation. There's no one like Struzan, and Erik is as much a diehard fan of his as any of us. It's an enlightening conversation with a passionate filmmaker and I was so glad to have the chance to pick his brain. Enjoy! "Drew Struzan: The Man Behind the Poster" is available on DVD and Netflix, iTunes and other streaming/download locations. "Sexina" is available on DVD and Amazon Instant. Music on this podcast: Artist: John Williams Song: Anything Goes Song: The Penitent Man Will Pass Copyrights are owned by the artists and their labels. No money is made from this podcast.

Pastor, author, and horror buff Joe Thorn join the show to talk with Richard and David about the horror genre and one of his favorite movies. Frailty is a 2001 Thriller starring Bill Paxton and Matthew McConaughey.  IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0264616/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Rent or Buy on Amazon Instant:  http://amzn.to/1UJ5rQR   Recommendations:  Richard: A book - 'The Dragon King' by Brian Godawa.  David: Our new Spotify collaborative playlists.. check them out!  Joe: Righteous Wretch Apparel, 1689 Beard products.   Want to leave us a voicemail? 304-404-4005! www.popcorntheology.com www.reformedpub.com 

We review 1966's It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, which spends surprisingly little time beating up on Charlie Brown Topics of discussion include: Lucy's unchecked power; the briefest suggestion of functional sibling relationships; denominational divisions; the existence or non-existence of a restaurant called "Broccoli Hut"; gauntlets of scolding; the flattering soft focus lens of childhood nostalgia; 45 minutes of a dog being shot at It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown is available for your home viewing on iTunes, Amazon Instant, YouTube, and DVD. Audio blandishment by Ken Plume.

We review Charlie Brown's All-Stars, a 1966 romp about baseball and surfing and ???? Topics of discussion range from: drift-compatible hatred; what happened to Shermy's voice? what did they do with Shermy Prime?; skateboarding harumphily; the Peanuts universe's brief (but no less horrifying) acknowledgement of sexuality; Charlie Brown blindly accepting the patriarchy; Linus is bad, Schroeder is THE WORST though; scarelumps Charlie Brown's All-Stars is available for your home viewing on iTunes, Amazon Instant, YouTube rental, and DVD. Audio blandishment by Ken Plume.

Ron Perlman finds a higher purpose in Hand Of God, where a corrupt judge find religion and gets all Old Testament on the bad guys. Witnesses is a French TV show centred on a young detective with a great family life proving that she can do the job as well as any man, yawn, until someone see's a wolf. WTF is a wolf doing there? Amazon Instant brings us Bloodsucking Bastards, the story of a dysfunctional sales office brought to life, sort of, by Pedro Pascal in a gore-gag frenzy.

For the final show of the season Arden and another kung fu film! Though, Paul will argue that it’s not a kung fu movie, but a terribly long 80s music video. Either way, the guys are obviously having a fun time reviewing it. Oh, and there’s a single person in the chat room during the live show. It sounds sad to have only one person, but he’s one of the film’s stars! JOKE’S ON YOU, REST OF THE INTERNET. Interested in watching this piece of cinema? Choose your flavor below: Amazon Instant has it in glorious SD! Google Play iTunes Youtube On with the show: Once again, Arden brings us a movie to review. Previously, he brought us Revengeofthe.ninja. We learn that M.A.S.K., Mask and The Mask are all different films and television shows. Chris is fascinated with Berry Gordy’s Wikipedia page. The Last Dragon is ranked number 33 for the year in 1985 and look at the movies below it. Clue, Weird Science and more. There’s a Road House play? Get your fan site on because you need the glow. The villain is played by the late Julius Carry, who is simply amazing. Lots of recognizable faces in this film, William H. Macy, Rudy from the Cosby Show, Chazz Palminteri and this guy who is in every mobster film. Vanity’s 7th Heaven is…well, watch at your own risk. Not one, but two songs in this film were nominated for a Razzie. Arden compares Vanity’s dance in the 7th Heaven video to Prancercise. An actor from the film, Ernie Reyes Jr. shows up in the chat room during our live stream of this episode. Chris recounts the experience here. Chris is frustrated because he can’t find the Suki Yaki Hot Saki Sue song anywhere for purchase. Paul blows the minds of the others when he points out that Leroy’s master is just regurgitating fortune cookie wisdom throughout the entire film. Hey! He’s right. Ernie Reyes tells us from the chat room that his dad Ernie Reyes Sr. was one of the baddies in the club fight scene near the end. Who’s Leroy’s dentist? He does great work. As we wind the recap down, Ernie Reyes Jr. shares a great insight from being on the set during the final scene in the movie. Have a listen, we can’t spoil it here. We discuss 80’s music vs. boy bands and Arden dares Paul to watch Breakin and Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo. We discuss other possible movies to watch and Ernie suggests a few from the chat room, like Surf Ninjas. Then hilariously he says, “Why is my whole career films that can be on your show?” Thanks to Arden for joining us on a very funny show. Check out the restaurant he and friends are creating on twitter. There’s a blog for Prairie Noodle Shop as well. Of course, we need to thank Ernie Reyes Jr. for popping into the chat room. You can find him on twitter, @erniereyesjr. Finally, we have to thank you the audience for indulging us and listening. Support Film Frown on Patreon

Today on Dead Cells we are watching 'Highschool of the Dead'. Not only is it the best zombie horror anime out there, it is also just a straight-up super-fun series. Boobs and guns galore, this one will appeal to fans of The Walking Dead, 28 Days Later and any fun harem anime you can name. You can watch this on on Amazon Instant in the US, or Hulu and of course order the complete series on DVD and Bluray basically anywhere. If there is anything you think I should be watching, let me know here, on http://nightface.ca or @typicallydia on twitter. Theme by Trent Reznor - Head Down from The slip, used under creative commons - Thank you

Geben gibt es zahlreiche, gut sind wenige: Die “Der Übercast”-Crew diskutiert, oder unternimmt wenigstens den Versuch, welche Streamingdienste lohnen und auch welche es sich lohnt zuwarten. Heute wird euch eine lakonische Crew präsentiert, welche zu allem Überfluss konsequent übernächtigt daherkommt, da in den Vornächten drei Vollmondflüge anstanden. Nun ja, bis auf Andreas, denn der ist das blühende Leben. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Überbleibsel Unser Follow-Up started bombastisch mit einem Blindflug, denn Pilot Andreas mimt den Navigator in unbekannten Gewässern. Er hat den ehrenvollen Auftrag einen Satz zur neuen Version von Photos+ zu sagen, welches neuerdings auch Drop de la Box unterstützt, so wird im Übrigen der Wolkendienst mit dem blauen Icon von der Sprache ohnmächtigen Halbfranzosen genannt). Das Ding ist, dass Andreas die App nur vom Hörensagen kennt. Nehmt es wie wir mit Humor und verzeiht uns unsere Semi-Professionalität – die Stützräder sind ja noch am Flieger angeschraubt. Bleiben wir bei Dropbox: Loom wurde Opfer/Benefiziant einer Akquise (von Dropbox)… und Patrick findet das Gut – eigentlich findet er jede Dropbox Akquise gut (≠ Google). Flickr 3.0 wird samt Melonen-Osterei als Icon von Sven vorgestellt. Dies inklusive einer gehörigen Menge an positiven Verschwörungstheorien bezüglich potentieller, hochprominenter Ubercast-Hörer. Patrick nutzt die Gunst der Stunde und hält einen kleinen Monolog über die Abwesenheit von iPad-Anwendungen populärer iPhone Foto-Apps. Dank unseres Hörerfeedbacks gibt es einen linguistischen Ausflug und Sven erklärt was es mit der Wortschöpfung “Percussive Maintenance” auf sich hat. Ganz Allgemein bedankt sich die Boardcrew noch überschwänglich für die Berge an Bewertungen… wie Eingangs erwähnt kommt das durch die Boardsprechanlage vielleicht ein ganz klein wenig lakonisch rüber. Nostalgie, Piraterie, Messie Doch bevor wir in die reißende Flut springen, gibt es noch ein paar Anekdoten aus dem Nähkästchen eines Ex-Bandenoberhaupts des Langenbacher Raubkopiererrings. Patrick hatte wohl den einzigen CD-Brenner im 500-Seelen-Dorf und damit sein erstes Taschengeld verdient. Andreas spricht direkt einen kritischen Punkt an, und zwar das Strom auf dem Land wohl so seinerzeit Mangelware war. Sein Co-Pilot erklärt ihm dann, dass das Ding (der Brenner) wohl aus Holz war und der Strom per Laufrad von der benachbarten Hamsterfarm bei jedem Brennvorgang hinzugeführt wurde. Das ganze läuft unter Jugendsünden und Pater Fechner nimmt die Buße gerne ab. Apropos, Sven war eigentlich immer brav und hat seit jeher gekauft. Andreas lehnt sich gaaaanz weit raus und klärt auf über das legale Bereitstellen von Sicherheitskopien. Fundiertes Fachwissen in Form von Feedback ist willkommen, da der Ubercast trotz Fluglizenz keine rechtlich, verbindlichen Aussagen zu dem Thema machen kann. Ein Anflug von Nostalgie macht sich breit: Das Mixtape. Ist es tot? Sven will der Frage auf den Grund gehen, ob die Wertigkeit von Musik sich verlagert hat in unseren heimischen Stereoanlagen, da diese ja nun quasi auf Abruf bereit steht und weder Schweiß, noch Tränen fliesen. Die Boardcrew erörtert dieses Thema dann genauer. Die kurze Zusammenfassung lautet wie folgt: Streaming bedeutet… … jederzeit ein Meer an Auswahl zu haben, … die Möglichkeit haben, nur das Beste sich rauszupicken (die klassische Investition in ein Album mit nur einem Hit fällt weg) … oft ist Zugang ≥ Besitz (siehe auch die fünf Punkte von Frank Chimero zu dem Thema). Opa Andreas hat neben dem Wort zum Sonntag, welches die Einleitung abschließt, sich auch den Draht zur Jugend (O-Ton: zu den “Kids”) bewahrt. Der grau-greise Pilot schiebt die Unkultur einer unorganisierten, unaufgeräumten, unrechtmäßig erworbenen MP3-Sammlung auf den Altersunterschied. iTunes Radio und iTunes Match Aus der Reihe “Sven klärt auf” gibt es heute iTunes Radio. Das ist quasi ein Blick in die Zukunft, da wir das Apple Radio ja noch nicht im deutschsprachigen Raum verfügbar haben. Die magischen Kräfte diese Alpha-Piloten sind jedoch so mächtig, dass die Information nur so aus ihm strömt wie die Schöne aus Memphis in der Luft liegt. Das Konzept von iTunes Radio basiert auf “Stations”, wenn einem etwas beim Durchhören gefällt, dann kann man den Song regulär bei iTunes kaufen. Da Sven seiner Zeit dieses Mal zu weit voraus war, muss ein Wendungsmanöver vollführt werden, da wir den Zwischenstopp zum Musikauftanken bei iTunes Match fast überflogen hätten. Über die kleinen Probleme mit dem Artwork bei iTunes Match gibt Andreas seine Tricks zum Besten, Sven ist ebenfalls angetan von dem Service, nur Patrick beginnt wieder S.O.S. über Funk zu morsen. Warum? Patrick’s Library ist wohl zu groß für iTunes Match. Außerdem wird ihm Angst und Bange bei den vielen manuell hinzugefügten Songs von digitalisierten LPs, 6-Stunden-MiniDisc-Mixtapes und Konsortien. Seiner Meinung nach würde das zu einem heillosen Match-Durcheinander führen. Er sieht die potentielle Gefahr darin, dass er auf einmal die iTunes Songs hat und die legendäre Liveaufnahme aus dem Konzert wo Roberto Blanko und Johnny Cash ein Duett singen überschrieben wird mit der regulären June Carter Version. Hier noch einmal ein Blick in die rohe Statistik seiner Angeber-Bibliothek: Musik: 92.000 Items (502 GB) Hörbücher: 1.637 Items (310 GB) Zu seiner Verteidigung wurde die Redaktion gezwungen hier niederzuschreiben, dass da “viel Müll dabei ist” und er das ja alles unbedingt aufheben muss, falls er wieder anfängt Musik zu produzieren, ergo, Inspiration und Samples braucht. Seine Co-Piloten und Lebensabschnittsgefährtin (L.A.G.) schütteln jedoch weiterhin mehr oder minder still den Kopf über so viel Hortertum ((Interna: Besonders letztere ist “not amused” über zahlreiche Kisten mit Platten und CD’s im eh schon viel zu kleinen Berliner Keller)). Spotify Es soll einige Leute der Spezies geben, welche konstant über einen längeren Zeitraum Spotify und Rdio getestet haben. Patrick ist so einer. Was ihm an Spotify gefällt und was er nicht so toll findet hier in ein paar Stichpunkten. Pro: sehr gute iTunes-Integration die breite Palette an Organisierungsmöglichkeiten Ordner (nicht verfügbar in der Web-App) Separatoren (nicht verfügbar in der Web-App und iOS) der funktionsorientierte Aufbau der App (z.B. das man sieht in welcher Playlist man gerade ist, welcher Track gespielt wird und man dort mit einem Klick hinkommt) Con: P2P-Basis (Upstream Killer) Sammlungen und Playlists von Followern entdecken ist nicht gut gelöst Egal ob Spotify, Rdio oder wer auch immer, den perfekten Sync vermisst Patrick noch, da er ein iPad mit viel Speicherplatz hat, sein iPhone damit aber nicht dienen kann. Eine separate geräteabhängige Synchronisation wäre das Maß aller Dinge für ihn. Die UI war in Svens verwöhnten Augen so unschön anzusehen, dass er diesen Anbieter nie ernsthaft für sich in Betracht gezogen hat. Andreas ist auf seiner Seite und geht gar soweit, dass die neue UI immer noch nix für ihn ist. Link für die Freunde der konstruktiven Kritik: Spotify Ideas - The Spotify Community Hard facts zu Spotify: Spotify hat einen funktionellen und iTunes-orientierten Look. Ihr bekommt Spotify in einer Free Variante angeboten, welche sich rein über Werbeeinblendungen finanziert. Die Premiumversion schlägt mit 9,99 € im Monat zu buche. Wer bei der Telekom seinen Vertrag hat kann in manchen Tarifen (z.B. den Complete Comfort Tarifen) – was im Podcast nicht so deutlich rüberkam - Spotify für lau nutzten. LastFM Der Dinosaurier unter den Musik-Diensten tritt bei Andreas Spuren in den Sand. Er hat ihn vor einigen Monaten für sich wiederentdeckt und nutzt per Scrobbling LastFM als iTunes-basierte Verlaufsdatenbank (also als eine Historie der von ihm durchgelauschten Schmuckstücker). Auf dem Mac hat Andreas iTunes Scrobbler am Start, und, um an den Live-Screenshot Erfolg seines Karabinerhaken-Wearables anzuknüpfen gibt es hier einen Bildschirmfoto von seinem bevorzugten iOS Scrobbler (QuietScrob inkl. Background-Refresh): Link zum Bild Hochgelobt wird Ecoutez für iOS und die API von LastFM, welche dem versierten Codeschubser und anderen Entwicklern die Möglichkeit gibt mehr rauszuholen aus dem Hörvergnügen. Ergänzung: Eine Anmerkung von der nörgelorientierten Redaktion. Und zwar, … Ecoutez ist nicht die Mitte des Eies für Hörbuchfreunde – das scrolling in einem langen Hörbuch funktionert nur in einer Geschwindigkeit. Hard facts: LastFM ist ein kostenloser Service für ‘Entdecker von Musik’. Empfehlungen gibt’s anhand der eigenen Hörgewohnheiten. Rdio Das Design-Schmuckstück der hier vorgestellten Streaminglösungen wird im Hause Fechner (in Bälde) von jedem Familienmitglied benutzt. Was Sven neben der schlichten UI und der familienfreundlichen Preisgestaltung gut findet ist der Sync auf seine iOS-Geräte, damit er bei Pferdetrabrennen seine lokal gecachte Musik hören kann (, denn Deutsche Klepper haben meistens nur EDGE). Das beste Feature für Sven und Patrick sind Stations. Das sind automatische Playlists die Anhand eines Songs erstellt werden und laut der Beiden erstklassige Ergebnisse zu Tage fördern. Patrick ist so Feuer und Flamme für Stations, dass er Sven mitten in der Lobpreisung unterbricht und seine eigene anstimmt, dies inklusive Verweis auf seine “State of an 80s Emo”-Playlist. Sven schwelgt dann hinterher und bewirbt seine Jazzanova Station, welche ihm das Sonntagsfrühstück versüßt. Beide wundern sich über den voodooartigen Algorithmus, welcher wohl in Vollmondnächten mit zu Zöpfen geflochtenen Katzenhaaren aus Montenegro bestrichen wird, um so derartig gute Ergebnisse abzuliefern. Andreas stellt sich wieder absichtlich ein wenig quer und schließt aus den downtempo- und emolastigen Glorifizierungen der Stations, dass der Katalog wohl nur Stärken im Bereich dieser Genres aufweist. Genau das wäre dann nix für sein elektronisches pochendes Herz. Patrick will zur Rettung eilen und schüttet Lob für das Lieblingskind des Co-Pilots aus, macht aber den Fehler Spotify in Sachen Hip Hop und Rock zu loben, was wiederum Sven auf die Matte ruft und vehement Rdio weiterverteidigt. Mit blauen Flecken an den Ohren begibt sich jeder Pilot wieder in seinen Sitz… doch das Glück ist den Passagieren hold: Die Maschine fliegt noch immer. Einige Leute scheinen jedoch immer noch in einer Art Austeillaune zu sein. Pilot Patrick bringt aus Prinzip noch folgte Kritikpunkte zum Vorschein: CON mehr Organisierungsmöglichkeiten nötig (Ordner!) UI erschwert es einem den aktuellen Song zu finden (selbst bei dem neuen Popup rechts unten – was im übrigen zu der Screenshot Orgie weiter unten geführt hat) iTunes Integration nicht so gut wie bei Spotify - bei Patrick deaktiviert, weil es sonst die gesamte Bibliothek in die “Favoriten” (aka Collection) haut Anbei gibt es noch den Link zu den Feedback-Screenshots (die haben nun auch schon mehr als ein Jahr auf dem Buckel). Sven harkt immer wieder ein und bringt zu jedem Kontrapunkt einen Pluspunkt für seinen Service der Herzen. Andreas schaltet vollkommen ab und spielt derweil Snake 97 auf seinem iPhone. Danach entdeckt der Rdio-Neuling noch die zugegebener Maßen nicht sehr vorteilhafte Preisstrukturierung in der Rdio iOS app. Hard facts: Rdio gibt es in Deutschland leider (noch?) nicht als kostenlose Version mit Werbeblöcken. Dafür gibt es drei Preispakete: Die Desktop und Web Variante für 4,99 € im Monat, den Unlimited Plan, welcher Web, Desktop und Mobile Apps für 9,99 € mit Musik beströmt und das Familienpaket welches ab 17,99 € für zwei Nutzer startet und immer billiger wird, je mehr Leute man mit ins Boot holt (3 Personen 22,99 €, 4 Personen 27,99 € und max. 5 Personen zu 32,99 EUR pro Monat). Beats Zu Beats, dem populären und hierzulande noch nicht zugänglichen Service, welcher durch handkurierte Playlisten besticht, wird ein Kurzflug übernommen. Leithammel Sven entführt mit seinen seherischen Fähigkeiten wieder ins Neuland. Alternativ bietet sich für die ganz ungeduldigen unter euch die Möglichkeit an, per VPN Beats heute schon zu nutzen. Dies ist ein Grund warum wir hier kurzer Hand mal VPN vorstellen. Video-Streaming Dienste Der andere Grund warum das Thema VPN angerissen wurde ist, dass wir als “Bonus” zu dieser Folge auch noch Videostreaming behandeln. Das ganze beschränkt sich auf die letzten 10 Minuten des Podcasts. Dies aus dem einfachen Grunde, da das Angebot im deutschsprachigen Raum die Boardcrew nicht wirklich aus den aeronautisch geprüften Socken haut. Der Hoffnungsschimmer welcher sich abzeichnet ist folgender: Netflix soll ab Herbst in Deutschland verfügbar sein. Aber bei der profitorientierten Rechtevergabe großer Studios wagen wir die Prognose, dass der Katalog auch hier nicht ein 8-Gänge-Menü auf die Vesperplatte zaubern wird. Passend zum Thema hat Graham Spencer von MacStories gerade einen wunderschönen Artikel am Start: Mapping The International Availability of Entertainment Services. Ebenfalls in der Schusslinie ist AmazonInstant, ein weiterer Service welcher durch ein eher karges Angebot besticht. Svens nutzt aus Verzweiflung Apples Videoleih- und Kaufoptionen. Abschließend gibt’s noch eine kleine Diskussionsrunde über die Zukunft von Videostreaming. Piloten unter sich halt. Bonus-Schmackerl 1: Nur und exklusiv für die Leser hier… “Frisch” aus der Zeitungsablage der sanitären Einrichtung von den Schwiegereltern in Spee hat Patrick noch diese Übersicht an Streaming-Diensten ausgegraben. Bonus-Schmackerl 2: Nur für die Hörer unter euch… die Outtakes… akustisch verabreicht direkt nach dem offiziellen Abspann. In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

We talk Better Business Bureau versus CAPCOM, Amazon Instant on PlayStation 3, flying high in 2014, Ashton Kutcher as Jobs, Angry Birds gets animated, Titans II, Total Recalled, B-movie gore, Mario Kart feels the same, Kid Icarus is awesome,

We talk Better Business Bureau versus CAPCOM, Amazon Instant on PlayStation 3, flying high in 2014, Ashton Kutcher as Jobs, Angry Birds gets animated, Titans II, Total Recalled, B-movie gore, Mario Kart feels the same, Kid Icarus is awesome, will we get monkeys in Homefront 2, and free Windows Phone.

STUFF WE TALKED ABOUT: Gentlemen Broncos, My Little Pony redux, the Supergirl Batgirl Wonder Girl cartoon Super Best Friends Forever, B.P.R.D., Ladies Night, Supernatural, Mark Pelligrino, The Closer, Walking Dead, Your Highness, Amazon Instant vs DVDs, The Ray and All Star Western, Sonic Tots!, Henrik Lundqvist's hair, Game of Thrones, Results for Neeson Vs Oldman, Star Trek 2, Being Human, babies are totally zombies / tiny drunks, and Tumblr is out of control. Music used: Wolf Parade - This Heart's On Fire