Podcasts about bad endings

Check out Tokyo Treat for the best Japanese snacks! Use the promo code ANIMEBROTHERS to get $5 off your next snack box! https://team.tokyotreat.com/AnimeBrothers In this episode we're discussing the things in anime that disappoint us the most. Including but not limited to; bad endings, over-hyped anime, and the entire anime industry! Support The Adventure!Patreon We Have Merch Now!Don't Quote Me Apparel Join The Adventure!DiscordTwitter Instagram animexbrotherspodcast@gmail.com All The Links, On One Tree!https://linktr.ee/AnimeBrothersPodcast Intro Song: YungxHarm - No Cap Freestyle feat vacaationOutro Song: YungxHarm - Kept in the Dark Follow YungxHarm;Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yungxharm/Twitter: @YungxHarmSoundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/yungxharm471 Follow vacaation;Instagram: https://instagram.com/vacaation?igshiTwitter: @vacaation_Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/vacaation86

This week Nery & Mike talk the solar eclipse that has gripped the attention of the country, Nery fixes atheism, great movies with bad endings and Nery gushes over The Rock and his return to the WWE and Wrestlemania XL. Also, we Have MERCH MERCH MERCH available at this link: GEEKMORE MERCH Or you can search "GeekBro" on Amazon or go to TeePublic.com The podcast now has DONATE button and an AMAZON banner that you can click on to support the show.          Want MORE WuBro? Join our NEW Patreon page. Patreon.com/WuBroPod or Click HERE! WuBro is on INSTAGRAM! The podcast now has DONATE button and an AMAZON banner that you can click on to support the show. CLICK HERE

Debbie and Taylor end the show with a discussion on movie bad movie endings that didn't quite stick the landing with KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles.

Learning from the best, good movies with bad endings, and more - Wednesday Hour 2

#127 A recent Buzzfeed article listed great movies that had bad endings. I decided to take a look and see if I felt any of the movies I had seen had bad endings. There is nothing worse than getting into a great movie, following along all the twists and turns, only to be let down when it's all over! There were definitely a few on the list that had me scratching my head! See if you agree with me not!Support the show

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My guest on this episode is Carleigh Baker. Carleigh's debut story collection, Bad Endings, published by Anvil Press in 2017, won the City of Vancouver Book Award, and was also a finalist for the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize and the Emerging Indigenous Voices Award for fiction. Foreword magazine said, about Bad Endings, “Baker is a skillful, sensitive writer with an uncanny gift for subtle, dark humor and the ability to assume the viewpoint of her characters […] There is no judgment or condemnation in these stories, but a tender, deep savoring of the quirks that make us human.”   Carleigh and I talk about how winning a major award was both a shock and the occasion for some private head-swelling, about the experience (so far) of moving from a small independent press to McClelland & Stewart, and about how she keeps forgetting the very lessons she emphasizes when she is teaching creative writing.   Carleigh Baker: carleighbaker.com Music: "simple-hearted thing" by Alex Lukashevsky. Used with permission. Contact Nathan Whitlock at nathanwhitlock.ca/contact

Black Mirror: Staffel 6 - Ist das überhaupt noch "Black Mirror"? (Netflix) - Staffelrecap Stolze vier Jahre lang war es erstaunlich ruhig um "Black Mirror". Nach der fünften Staffel der düsteren Anthologieserie von Netflix, verordnete sich Serienerfinder Charlie Brooker selbst eine (Corona-)Zwangspause und wandte sich stattdessen mit der Mockumentary "Death to 2020" lieber dem Hier und Jetzt zu. Glücklicherweise scheint er aber den Lockdown wohl trotzdem viel mit Schreiben verbracht zu haben und so hat das Warten seit dem 15. Juni schließlich doch noch ein gutes Ende gefunden. Ausnahmsweise. Staffel 6 von "Black Mirror" fällt mit fünf Episoden wieder etwas üppiger aus und wartet neben obligatorischen Bad-Endings einmal mehr mit Star-Power auf. Während sich Namen wie Selma Hayek (Pinault), Aaron Paul, Josh Hartnett, Kate Mara und Michael Cera die Ehre geben in kinoreifen Einzelepisoden, schraubt Mastermind Brooker zugleich kräftig am Konzept seiner Schöpfung. Und das teilweise sogar so sehr, dass einige Fans sich online laut fragen: Ist das überhaupt noch "Black Mirror"? Diese und weitere Fragen stellen sich auch Chef-Andi und Dom, die sich trotz Sonnenüberdosis in die düsteren Höhen und (Un-)tiefen der umstrittenen neuen Staffel begeben haben und sie hier nun ausführlich besprechen. Sind die kritischen Stimmen berechtigt oder übertrieben? Zerstört Charlie Brooker (bewusst) sein eigenes Werk oder findet er im Verlauf über oskure Umwege, genau dorthin wieder zurück? Und was waren eigentlich abseits von Corona die wahren Gründe für die lange Durststrecke? Wenn ihr das und mehr erfahren wollt, dann hört endlich auf, nur euer Display anzustarren, sondern drückt auf Play, macht den Bildschirm zum schwarzen Spiegel und lauscht unserem (True-Crime)-Special. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge des Tele-Stammtischs! Trailer Wir liefern euch launige und knackige Filmkritiken, Analysen und Talks über Kino- und Streamingfilme und -serien - immer aktuell, informativ und mit der nötigen Prise Humor. Viel Spaß mit unseren Besprechungen! Website | Twitch | PayPal | BuyMeACoffee Großer Dank und Gruß für das Einsprechen unseres Intros geht raus an Engelbert von Nordhausen - besser bekannt als die deutsche Synchronstimme Samuel L. Jackson! Thank you very much to BASTIAN HAMMER for the orchestral part of the intro! I used the following sounds of freesound.org: 16mm Film Reel by bone666138 wilhelm_scream.wav by Syna-Max backspin.wav by il112 Crowd in a bar (LCR).wav by Leandros.Ntounis Short Crowd Cheer 2.flac by qubodup License (Copyright): Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Folge direkt herunterladen

This week we're talking about when something you love—a book, movie, tv show—just...blows the ending. Looking at you, How I Met Your Mother. 

4 SCARY SINS, WHICH CAUSES BAD ENDINGS FOR MUSLIMS

"Finish-out strong" is a term that comes to mind when you think of how films should end, either something satisfying or something ambiguous to leave you thinking. The problem sometimes is that you can have a film that is compelling but falls flat on its face at the end. It's a rare occurrence but there are those times and with that, we wanna know some of your choices as we start out strong and fumble at the end with good movies but with bad endings. 

Good morning everybody! Welcome to the Motivated Entrepreneurs podcast. Today is Friday, the 1st of April. Life. You don't know how long it's gonna be but you know it has a bad ending. Hope you enjoy this episode. Please give a listen. Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2VkXGHq Listen on Apple Podcast: https://apple.co/39TYebQ Motivated Entrepreneurs Website: https://motivatedentrepreneurs.co.uk/ Please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Motivated Entrepreneurs Youtube Channel: https://bit.ly/3eA64u5   Cheers, Dean

The guys discuss the current state of horror and how we feel about the direction that the genre is going in! We also discuss a few specific movies in the genre and what makes a horror film a horror film! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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We got off to a bad start last night but made a live bet parlay on the NHL and came away overall winners!

When greatness falls at the last hurdle. Adam Wilbourn presents 10 Great Wrestling World Title Reigns Marred By Bad Endings...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Hey there peoples we threw a episode out there to help our peoples think and fill time and hopefully give our listeners something awesome to hear.. We start out reviewing Pacman and also little giants because Milhouse had a thing. We review some shows and movies with really bad endings and get into some dilemma questions and just throw around ideas. So sit back and listen to the fellas and learn some stuff lol. We throw love to MDK aka the podysnatchers Also the Mr. GoodBeer podcast

Sad Boys for real. Listen as Mia Alva and I discuss fresh starts. To start fresh, your must have an ending. Often, these endings come from relationships and closed chapters. We talk about how these experiences impacted us, and how life is lived in seasons.References from: Mia Alva, Chris Brown and moreIG: malva.iiScorpio Summer (Nico Supremo): https://music.apple.com/us/album/scorpio-summer-ep/1592240311

Episode 14 of Poppin' the Culture is live and we are joined by none other than the WatchMojo Lady! Rebecca, Frank and Matt talk about Disney going to court over Spider-Man, the Top 10 worst series finales of all time, and who will be the next James Bond!?We also have not only one…but TWO Mojo Chats of the Week! First up, Matt interviews DC Comics writer, Kami Garcia, on her graphic novel Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity!Matt is then joined by Rudy Modine (actress) and Jon Keeyes (director) from the movie ‘The Survivalist'.Lots of great stuff to unpack on this week's show. Sit back and enjoy!

About This Sermon SeriesSometimes we lose our way. Whether as individuals, or even large groups of people. We can become distracted by the wrong things and find ourselves needing a little realignment. The story of Hezekiah is about getting right again. More specifically, it's a story about revival. It's the tale of an entire Kingdom that lost their way. And even more, the story of one man's work, with God, to help find it again.This Week's EpisodeThis week, Pastor Ryan teaches from the story of King Hezekiah, and he reminds us that revival is not a one-time decision, but rather a lifelong commitment.Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am this weekend.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This episode brought to you by Jason Isbell's tweets.Carina looks at the (almost) rise and (bloody) fall of Lee Miglin.Whitney excoriates Thomas Midgley for his bad, bad chemistry.Lisa revisits the scandal and mystery of Vince Foster's death.

This week Aaron and Ollie discuss what makes a good Independence Day movie. Later, Ollie discusses how the ending of Cast Away ruined the move.Recorded: 07.06.2021

My guest is Thomas from the Movies After Work Podcast.I discuss reviews for two of Vinegar Syndrome's newest releases, the oddball beach blast Surf II (1983) and the bizarre Kathy Ireland vehicle Alien From L.A. (1988).The list topic that Thomas chose is 5 Good Movies with Bad Endings.Check out the Movies After Work Podcast by clicking here.

There's nothing worse than a good movie with a bad ending... but when the guys in Hollywood nail it, it can be a thing of beauty. Beans, Gaz and Andy take a look at the times that they got it right and the times that they got it way wrong. The idea for this episode came from Dayle, one of our listeners. Thanks for the idea, Dayle. Go grab yourself a cold one, kick back and enjoy! The opening music is "London Bayou" by Oscar Albis Rodriguez and the closing music is "BDS" by Lewis Pickford. This episode is also available on YouTube https://youtu.be/OKiEdDV82f4 We're looking at making a few changes to the podcast. You can find out about that them on our blog : https://tallboyradio.wordpress.com/2021/06/08/ch-ch-changes/

Guerry Smith starts hour two of the show giving his take on Tulane baseball. Todd Graffagnini gives the Pelicans "Bad Endings" list.

Isn't it the worst when you see a movie and the ending is horrible? What if you've paid to see it? Plus the price of popcorn? Ugh! Like we can't even either. Listen this week as we talk about all reasons why bad movie endings can be a total pet peeve. Did your favorite movie make the list? You never know! Some of the worst movie endings were part of some big block buster hits. You can find full show notes and resources at www.2monicaspodcast.com 2 Monicas & A Microphone is a Nothing Serious Productions podcast. Follow us on all social media @2monicaspodcast Text "listen" to (504) 528-9994 for episode alerts.

Murph and Andy go through Trending Iowa, including the Iowa women's soccer team making an impossible run to the Round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament after winning only 2 games in the regular season. Mr. Movie joins the show to talk about the great movies that have bad endings and recap a horrible Academy Awards show.

Ep. 12 What do you get when you have a love triangle, a secret and night terrors? A thriller story with twists you won't see coming. The Netflix series is based on the best-selling thriller novel by Sarah Pinborough, published in 2017. The story follows Louise, a single mother who begins an affair with her boss, David, and becomes friends with his wife, Adele. This episode breaks down the series with commentary and shock at the ending. Listen now if you can't watch all episodes on Netflix. || Real relatable entertainment focusing on history, culture and curiosities || Support the show! Force of Nature Clean - It's strong enough to kill bacteria and viruses just like bleach, but it has no toxic chemicals whatsoever! It also has reusable bottles, it's so much better for the environment than typical cleaners. Click the link to start your journey to a toxin free clean. 2 Monicas & a Microphone is a Nothing Serious Production || Leave a Review || Follow on Spotify | 2 Monicas Podcast Spotify Follow on Apple Podcast | 2 Monicas Podcast Apple Follow on iHeart | 2 Monicas iHeart Follow on Instagram | 2 Monicas Podcast IG Follow on Facebook | 2 Monicas Podcast FB Follow on YouTube |

The Stimulus can’t save you from this pain. But it can get you some crab legs…

The Stimulus can't save you from this pain. But it can get you some crab legs...

Exactly as the title says.

This week the boys talk about bad endings in gaming, with such guilty parties as Half Life, Mafia 2, visit Old Man Lockout, hear some fantastic surprise content from Ryan and even take part in a game of Cockwarts' famous sport, Quiddicks! But be careful, Vito Scaletta might come and pay you a visit... Our Patreons! Sam, Chris Price, PIXI Gaming Podcast, Pete Jones, Steph Gannon, Jordan Shenton, Dave, Magoomba - THANK YOU Patreon is now live! Sign up now for Drip Tray episodes, to extreme for the main show www.patreon.com/shartselect Join the Discord Server - https://discord.gg/EDsAhN8c Twitter @Shartselectpod | Instagram @shartselectpod | Youtube | Merch CAST Winst0lf @winsolf | Ryan @shartselectryan | Stu @digeztive1 Please rate and review us on Podchaser --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shartselect/message

Join us as we discuss talk about Kaushal's new Nintendo Switch and whether or not bad endings ruin good stories. Follow us on Twitter: @nerget1 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerd-dot-get/support

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Episode Notes Hey guys, how are you doing? I hope you're taking good care of yourself and doing well.  In this episode, I will be reviewing What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky by Lesley Nneka Arimah. Are you ready? Cos I am. Let’s go clubbing! This book is a short story collection. So first things first, before I launch into my review, I’m gonna tell you about my beef with short story collections. I don't typically read them. And the reason I don’t read short stories is because I don't feel like I get enough time with the characters or enough time to sink my teeth into the character’s stories before I'm being dragged off into another story. It feels like speed dating. And for this reason Short story collections have always felt unsatisfying to me. So I usually avoid them.  Something else that I don't like about short stories, is that usually not always, but usually the endings never give any resolutions. So I'm speaking of a true resolution though not the resolution that I want. Let me explain. For example, I, just like most people, typically yearn for a happy ending to stories. But even where I don't get a happy ending, I want some sort of closure. So even where I don't get the happy ending that I want I will admire the alternative ending. I respect the alternative ending. I will think that it's brave of the author to choose the alternative ending. I may even concede that the alternative ending was the better ending. But on the other hand, I also think it is cowardly for a writer to choose no ending, to leave the story unresolved. And I feel like short story writers are typically guilty of this and short stories give writers a cop out from any sort of true ending or closure. Short story writers are notorious for jumping off the story and leaving you hanging with some intentionally esoteric ending, with some fill in the blanks with your own ending. Personally I find it gutless, weak, pathetic and I don't see anything to be admired with a lack of resolution in storytelling. And short stories are often guilty of this. So there’s my rant and now that’s out of the way. But first I’ll give you a teaser of the book. The stories tackle domestic abuse, untreated ptsd and its effects on a family, troubled teenagers, ghosts, domestic and sexual abuse. So this review is going to be a little bit different than the reviews of novels. Because this is a short story collection so we are not following the same characters from beginning to end, we're not following the same narrative arc, the themes change from story to story, and so forth.  So here’s what I loved about What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky. Fortunately in what it means when a man falls from the sky, most of the stories are well resolved. This does not mean Happy Endings or Bad Endings it just means there's closure. Most of the stories don't leave you intentionally hanging by the end. What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky is gorgeously written. The author's sentences are so economical it's a thing of stunning beauty. Lesley Nneka Arimah says the most with the least possible amount of words. I'll read from the first story called The Future looks good  and this is from on page 2. But before I read it, the context here is that a step mother puts a boy out of his home. Got it? Ok here we go… "The boy is 15 and returns from the market to find his possessions in two plastic bags on the front door step, he doesn't even knock to find out why or to ask where he's supposed to go but squats with other unmothered boys in an abandoned half-built bungalow where his two best shirts are stolen and he learns to carry his money with him at all times. He begs, he sells scrap metal, he steals, and the third comes so easy to him it becomes his way out. He starts small, with picked pockets and goods snatched from poorly tended market stalls. He learns to pick locks, to hotwire cars, to finesse his sleight-of-hand." See how she very quickly describes how this boy is abandoned by his parents and forced to become scrappy and street smart. It is So tightly done. there was not a spare, extra word. For example if you contrast this against Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. There's a huge chunk of the novel Oliver Twist where Charles Dickens spends a lot of his prose talking about how the Artful Dodger and Fagin teach Oliver how to become a pickpocket. A good good chunk of Oliver Twist is spent on what Lesley Nneka Arimah spends on a paragraph. Of course I understand that there are differences, one is novel and the other is a collection of short stories, and that in economizing your prose you sacrifice other things like character development and developing a fuller story for instance. But i still think my comparison between the two examples for the purposes of making my particular point about economy of words, holds. Or check this out on page 24 in the 3rd story titled Wild, but before I read the sentence I'd like to set the stage. Here we have a mother who's at her wit's end with her badly behaved daughter and she has had enough.. And so here goes the sentence. Enough had started with stupid teenage things that, magnified under the halo of Chinyere my well-behaved cousin made me a bad bad girl. So here's why i think this sentence is pretty great and that the writer's use of economy of words is so ridiculously good is because of how she introduces us to a new character Chinyere a well-behaved cousin and then uses just one word halo, to fully establish and develop this character. Halo is suggestive of as you know an angelic, saintly person and then when contrasted against the main character that this short story is about, you know the one whose mother has had enough, helps us understand more fully their personalities in so few words. Or how about  one more example on page 25 still on the same story. "My mother was a small woman who carried her weight in her personality." Do you see how, tight and powerful that sentence is? basically, that short sentence tells us the mother is a small sized person with an outsized personality. These sentences are so good and I feel like they gleam because they are scrubbed of anything unnecessary. No superfluous adjectives no unnecessary adverbs. And let me tell you applying restraint as a writer is an extremely difficult thing to do and this author has honed this skill well. Something else I also loved about what it means when a man falls from the sky is that The stories are short and snappy, like a flash of electricity. The stories are short but emotionally complex and layered. They hold an explosive power like dynamite. Like boom boom pow. I mentioned in episode 2 of the Misty Bloom Book Club the observational skills that a writer must possess and the reason it matters is because life is the ultimate inspiration for any writer. Now in this book on page 61 in the story titled light there's a sentence I thought was just so profound and I'll read it to you. " this starts another argument between husband and wife, mild at first, but then it peppers and there is this thing that distance does where it subtracts warmth and context and history and each finds that they're arguing with a stranger." I'm not going to interpret the meaning of this sentence for you. All I'll say is that the sentence is stellar because it does show off the author's observational skills, how she deconstructs the anatomy of an marital argument but what is most important here is the ability to not only observe but to translate the moment and articulate it into seemingly effortless wisdom. So great job, Lesley Nneka Arimah.  I often mention how metaphors are effective tools for great storytelling so there's this line on page 61 that reads "the girl holds a grudge as well as she holds water in her fist". A lesser author could have easily written the girl was terrible at holding grudges but that would not have come off as commonplace and much less impactful. Also this metaphor of a fistful of water or lack thereof conjured up an image, that was effective in describing the girl's carefree temperament, and also read as original. The economy of sentences is not just important for its own sake but it also forces the reader to participate within the story so that it feels more immediate and really captures your attention and emotions. Check out this line from page 71 on the fifth story Second Chances so I'll read this so it starts out by saying, "after my mother died, I spent a few months in a place where they spooned food and medication into me." The reason I select the sentence is because it just very sparsely talks about being in this facility because obviously if you are being spooned food and medication it's some sort of facility where a third party is doing these things to you most likely a medical professional but I think this an an excellent example of participating with the prose so even though the sentence says enough it doesn't say a lot so as a reader, I'm forced here to fill in the blanks here with you know the medical professional, with it being a facility. I am forced to generate emotions associated with someone  who needed to be in a facility because of the tragic passing of a parent, someone who needed to be spoon-fed because circumstances have left them unable to do it for themselves. Therefore the tragedy feels heavier because sufficient little is said which forces me to participate in the story by filling in the blanks with my own imagination and feelings about the situation. The 6th story, Windfalls was crushing. It is written in the second person. and by second person I mean you. I've never been convinced that writing in the second person had any sort of merit whatsoever. I've been adamant against any writer ever exploring writing prose using the second person. I've never thought of it as a sustainable way of telling a complete story but this story, windfalls, and Lesley Nneka Arimah have convinced me otherwise. However I still have to say that in using the second person, you, I never got to know the characters names. And I think putting a name to someone helps you feel like you're connected in a way to that person. And without having a name of any of the characters I felt a certain loss. But I also don't know if that was intentional by the writer.  Finally I'm gonna end what I loved about What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky by talking about my favorite story in the book titled what is a volcano. And I think I like it because it's a folktale, it's very multi-layered has many hidden meanings, packed full of wisdom, imagination, profundity, and I think this is the one story where I felt like the author let herself go and and relaxed on the page. And the best part? It does have a great resolution. So those are the main elements of what I loved about  What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky. But before I tell you what I liked much less about this short story collection, here is a quick message from my sponsor. Don’t go anywhere. Welcome back to the Misty Bloom Book Club. thanks for staying with me. Without further ado, let’s talk about what I liked less about What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky by Lesley Nneka Arimah.   In Wild, the third story, the main character has a Lebanese friend named Leila which I kind of thought in the manner of naming conventions, was kind of lazy. Really? This is like the hundred thousandth Arab female character in fiction named Leila? Come on! I also think it did a disservice to the character because Leila is such a common name that non-arab artists tend to use in their art that it did a disservice to who Leila could be. Giving her such a common name made her feel basic and since the short story format doesn't leave enough room for character development it made Leila feel one dimensional. Imagine the English equivalent of a character named Jane, that you barely get to know. With little room for character development, you would subconsciously ascribe Jane with flat, one note, basic girl next door characteristics. I think this is a good tip for new or aspiring writers is to put a lot of thought into how you name your characters. You cannot pretend that when you see a person's name you don't ascribe a set of traits or characteristics or make assumptions about that person even without meeting them. There's a reason for naming Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen versus Mary Ellen Because of how much Lesley Nneka Arimah's sentences shone it really contrasted when other sentences weren't quite as good. But honestly there were veral few examples of not so great sentences and I believe in a lesser author these examples wouldn't matter at all but seeing what this writer is capable of, the lesser sentences. For example a sentence on page 61 reads, " but the space between mother and daughter is widened to hold something cautious, and elephants of mistrust and awkwardness." I didn't  at all care for this sentence. Elephants as metaphors for vastness and space is so overdone and overused and I just was disappointed to see it. I mean I realize there are very few examples of things that exist in nature that are big and can be used to describe space and distance but I think also think that Lesley Nneka Arimah didn't use elephant in a particularly original or fresh way. But honestly it feels like I'm nitpicking because this is only one average sentence out of a million other incredible sentences. Shortly after this, a really beautiful sentence follows and it reads, "she strings his virtues out like Christmas lights" how freaking magical and redeeming is that? The writing is so polished, feels like MFA in Fiction writing type work. And for those who don't know what an MFA is, it is a Master's in Fine Arts. Basically an advanced degree for how to be a fiction writer. To me this book appears to be the product of intense work shopping. When A Man Falls From The Sky is very clean, refined. it's almost surgically precise, clinical. There's no frayed edges there's no rawness, no feeling of letting loose on the page. Its been work shopped to perfection. And for this reason the book as a whole does not feel approachable. So it's kind of like when you polish silver and it's shiny and perfect. So you don't want to touch it you don't want to leave fingerprints or scuff marks. You admire from a distance. So in that vein this book does not feel approachable. It left me with a very interesting mixed feeling. on one hand I think the stories definitely do have mass appeal. There’s a mix of middle class and upper as well as working class characters. However, the surgically precise writing created a little bit of distance between writer and reader. So even when earlier I would say things like I found a story to be sad or moving or whatever, I still feel like the emotions that Lesley Nneka Arimah's writing generated felt a little bit more cerebral than deeply heartfelt. Like the emotions didn't stay with me. they didn't last but I also don't know if that's a factor of the short story format where the reader doesn't get to linger with the characters enough in order to empathize with them in a fuller more complete way. You only get to meet short story characters in passing and so your emotions are also shortlived. So think about how certain characters become fixtures in your life. And I'll use an extreme example. Harry Potter. And the reason Harry Potter is so well loved is because we've spent years knowing and empathising with Harry Potter. With a short story which is on the very opposite end of the spectrum from Harry Potter you're spending very little time with the characters so it's a challenge for the reader to feel invested in any meaningful way. In spite of that though, I still think just the ability to elicit any type of emotion whether cerebral or heartfelt from a reader in only 10 to 15 pages is still pretty exceptional and very difficult to do. So big props to Lesley Nneka Arimah The story I liked the least was actually the title story, What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky. It's a futuristic, science fiction story that's also a deconstruction of grief. Grief as in sadness sorrow mourning. This story holds an interesting concept of grief eating. However I didn't find it particularly original for a scifi futuristic type story because it's a sort of play of of the old Welsh custom of sin eating, where a person would eat the sins of a newly deceased person or in other words take on the sins of a recently deceased person. Look it up on Google if you haven't heard of it it's pretty fascinating. And what it means when a man falls from the sky it's basically a rip off of sin eating where in this story it is grief eating. Yeah I was kind of cool but not that interesting. But I didn't connect to it on an emotional or even intellectual level because I am not a huge consumer of science diction anyway so it totally makes sense why I didn't connect with this particular story. I didn't hate it but I didn't love it either. I was indifferent and kinda bored. Its like the title track of a musician's album. You go in wanting to love the title track of an album because the musician obviously does. Otherwise they wouldn't name their entire album after the title track. And the title track is supposed to be this crowning glory of the entire album. Similarly, what it means when a man falls from the sky is in my opinion, supposed to be the pinnacle story you know. So, when you don't connect with the title track or the title story in this case it's kind of disappointing. The writing was good, but the story fell super flat for me.  So, there you  go, those are the parts of the book that I didn’t like quite as much. As you can see, it’s a spectacular book and the weaknesses I talked about are still pretty superior. But anyway, I gotta wrap this up. So I wanna do my fun guessing game of what I think Lesley Nneka Arimah is like in real life. And close out with my final thoughts but before I do, here is a quick message from my sponsor. Don’t go anywhere.  Welcome back to the Misty Bloom Book Club. thanks for staying with me. So, here is what I think this author’s personality may be like. I'm gonna guess that Lesley Nneka Arimah is a perfectionist. However, I would guess that she is perhaps not necessarily interested in wanting to be the best BUT is more interested in giving the best that she is capable of. That's my first thing.  The second is that I think she's one of those people that's been writing since she was a child and perhaps feels most comfortable expressing herself through writing. Like writing is her comfort zone, safe space, that kind of thing.  If you know Lesley Nneka Arimah, let me know if I'm right on target or completely missed the mark.  Final thoughts, I'm so impressed with the economy and refinement of Lesley Nneka Arimah's wordsmithing. But I also acknowledge that economy is well suited to the short story format. So I'd be up for checking out what she does with the longer-form narrative like a novel. If she will retain her signature style or will approach a long form novel differently. I'm definitely curious. 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The boys welcome you this week to the gender neutral collective that is the Ren Family! One of us! One of us! They discuss their For You Pages on TikTok, dating and their mental health- and Morgan talks about how much he loves cooking. The cover good shows that ended terribly and reboots around media that they loved and despised. There's some talk of The Witcher, Dexter, Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and both boys have to relive the horror that is the last season of Game of Thrones. A new Twitter campaign is created on the show and a question from the audience is answered. For recommendations there is a book and an album for you to listen to, and Braulio leaves you all with a haunting question to last until we speak again next episode! Follow The Show! https://linktr.ee/hiddentimelord Send Emails and Questions! Renpodnetwork@gmail.com Use #Renpod and #Renfamily to connect and share stuff on socials! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 15 On today's episode we are joined by a special guest and friend of the show Adrian, we discuss celebrities faking for clout, disappointing show endings, our search history and make plenty of  nerdy references along the way. Then things take a turn to a more serious note as we discuss the movement and protesting going on across the nation against police brutality and racial profiling. Like always thank you for listening and much love!

Episode 262 Covers The Long Awaited Arrest Of Derek Chauvin, Police Roughing Up News Crew, New Freddie Gibbs Project,Mortal Kombat's Bad Endings,K.Hill,The Madonna Tweet,Taste Testing,A Review Of Jerry Seinfeld's All New Standup,Jackie Aina Calling Out Fashion Nova,Defending Jacob Season Finale,Goosebumps,Big Media Outlets On Break & More! Go Watch Our Series "Behind The Music" On Social Media Today! Listen To The "Heat Advisory" Ep By Geezy The Hitmaker! Tune In To "The Chron" Hosted By Elohim J.T On YouTube Now! Sign Up To Help Us Move Content Culture Forward! Happy Birthday Sis!

In this episode, Movie Mike talks about good movies that have bad endings. SPOILER ALERT because you can’t really talk about how a movie has a bed ending without revealing what happens...but Mike tried to keep this to movies that have been out for a while. Movies discussed include: Titanic, Signs, War of the Words, La La Land, and The Dark Knight Rises. Mike also talks about famous movies that had much different endings planned. Including I Am Legend, Dodgeball, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Pretty Woman, and the Lion King. Plus a review of Extraction (Netflix) starring Chris Hemsworth. New Episodes Every Monday! Follow Mike on Instagram: @mikedeestro Follow Mike on Twitter: @mikedeestro Follow Mike on Facebook: @mikedeestro Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

This week is A BIT of a switch up. Instead of talking about one movie, we talked about like maybe 5? It's a theme episode oh boy! Check it and listen to it and tell everyone you know about it okay it's 1 am right now and I'm going to bed WOO!

Topics:Dead body movers,The big apple is ROTTING,City that never sleeps is catching a few winks ;)News headlines telling you how to think,Social distance mass shooters,Grocery store employees on power trips,Social distancing standup Bit I'm working on (terrible),Jogging "stand up bit",Girls shaving their head trend or having super short hair rant,There are no cool guys that happen to have a manbun,Girls not shaving their armpits/legs,Eating ass is disgusting,Sick of hearing about everyone's sexual habits,People will starting eating armpits out of boredom,Guys shaving all their hair completely off and pretending girls like it,The Corona changes everything,People asking me what the podcast is about constantly,Super Soaker battle podcast,Everyone talking about their sheltering in place constantly,People used to be into celebs being rich and now hate it,Newscasters always saying they're doing it from their house,Matt Lauer kept trying to come back to tv and getting surprised more of the things he did do came out,Older people just never believe any accusation,Jewish community mask technology,Rant about movies and books having terrible endings that aren't explained,Over explaining endings,The sopranos ending,Back when movies used to just have two word reviews (nail biter),What really happens after the end of sopranos (AJ becomes the head honcho),Books with endings of just someone walking down the street,Some authors just write annoying but you wanna still finish it,Being way more critical with spending time with a movie or book as an adult,After complaining about bad endings I just abruptly end the episode,

Hello everyone! In this episode, Shelby and CJ talk about something that is apparently very hard to do... have a good ending!We talk about the endings to several series in this very spoiler heavy episode, so if you listen and do not want to be spoiled, here is a list of the series and the times that we talk about them: Game of Thrones - 9:00Naruto - 17:36Bleach - 34:19Fairy Tail - 43:20Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood - 54:10Avatar: The Last Airbender/The Legend of Korra - 59:06Call of Duty: Zombies 01:13:10We hope you all enjoy! 

It's the sixth annual Thanksgiving Spectacular! Liam of @TWL_Podcast on Twitter and Ethan of wrestlingobserver.com bring you some fresh content to be thankful for this Thanksgiving: Good Angles, Bad Endings

Andy Muschietti joins me for Episode 8 of The Fourth Wall to discuss "IT Chapter Two" in full spoilers! Andy first garnered the attention of many with his 2013 debut "Mama." The film was based on his three minute short of the same name which also piqued the interest of Guillermo del Toro who went on to executive produce the feature. Muschietti's work and success on "Mama" proved him to be a real emerging talent in the horror genre and it's easy to see why he was brought on for the adaptation of Stephen King's "IT." Embarking on a massive undertaking, Muschietti brought to life King's novel for a new generation amassing both critical and commercial success as 2017's "It" became the highest-grossing horror film of all time. It's only fitting that "IT Chapter Two" is hot on its heels as the film already has the second-highest horror movie opening of all time. While the adult portion of "IT" has always been notoriously divisive, Muschietti understood that in order for it to work, he needed to cut out some of King's more outlandish material and maintain focus on the Losers and their journey. For this, the director looked to classics that had an impact on him at an early age such as "The Neverending Story" and "E.T." for inspiration. During our conversation, we not only discuss how Muschietti managed to create such a satisfying conclusion but we also get into how he crafted some incredibly seamless and inventive scene transitions, the challenges of making a two hour and forty-five-minute horror epic, reinventing the character of Ritchie, and, in relation to the film's meta-commentary about creators who can't properly end their stories, his favorite movie that couldn't quite nail the ending (his answer may surprise you). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theplaylist/message

In the final episode on Dean Corll, Alix and Sunshine tell the rest of the story, complete with several endings. (Most of them, pretty bad). The trio has begun a dissolution, but the way the killing spree comes to a final stop is quite the surprise. Some victims remain unidentified, others may still have never even been found. If you or anyone you know has any information on unidentified Corll victims you can contact Houston Forensic Investigative Services at 713-796-9292 A huge part of our research was from: The Lost Boys by Skip Hollandsworth (2011, April). Texas Monthly. Retrieved from https://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/the-lost-boys/ Also - The Dean Corll episodes by Last Podcast on the Left and Parcast's Serial Killers

Ghosting is when someone just up and disappears in the relationship, where they don't respond to your texts or phone calls and you wonder if they're dead or fallen off the face of the planet. Anthony reveals to Scott that he's been on both sides of the ghosting phenomenon and how it made him feel. He tells his stories about both experiences and what he wished he would have done in those circumstances and how he now ends relationships. Boys will be boys features Arborist David Millarch is cloning Redwood trees to save the forests and help the environment. https://e360.yale.edu/digest/arborists-have-cloned-ancient-redwoods-from-their-massive-stumps Send questions to orionwaymailbag@gmail.com

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This week on the show Ben and Russell talk about good endings of bad movies and tv shows as well as bad endings to good movies and tv shows.Contact the show:Email: letusseewhatsticks@gmail.comInstagram: See_What_SticksTwitter: @See_What_SticksFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeeWhatSticksPodcast/ or @SeeWhatSticksPodcast

This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: We travel to East to check out The Harcourt Legacy, review, Usagi Yojimbo: The Hidden #3, You Are Deadpool #1, and Savage Tales: Vampirella One-Shot. Plus, which Infinity Gem will you control? Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure the Major Spoilers Podcast continues far into the future! NEWS Are we hitting a variant tipping point? http://majorspoilers.com/2018/05/07/tony-stark-iron-man-1-to-have-20-variant-covers/ REVIEWS STEPHEN SAVAGE TALES: VAMPIRELLA ONE-SHOT Writer: Erik Burnham Artist: Anthony Marques, J.Bone, Fernando Ruiz, Daniel HDR Publisher: Dyanmite Entertainment Cover Price: $4.99 Release Date: May 9, 2018 A dead city in the middle of a world filled with violent barbarians is the last place Vampirella would expect to find herself, but here she is — and there's no time for introspection because someone is out for her blood! She may be lost in a kill-or-be-killed world filled with swords and sorcery, but she still knows how to hold her own… and when she finds out who has it in for her, she's going to prove it. [rating:2.5/5] MATTHEW YOU ARE DEADPOOL #1 Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Salva Espin Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: May 2, 2018 DID YOU EVER WANT TO BE DEADPOOL??? Now's your chance! This weekly series is not JUST the most amazing comic book you've ever read...it's also a role-playing adventure! YOU decide what choices Deadpool makes! YOU keep track of your scores issue by issue! YOU roll dice to combat various foes! Travel through Marvel history as Deadpool to meet Hulk in the swinging '60s! To smell Man-Thing in the swampy '70s! To be "seen" by Daredevil in the hard-boiled '80s! And avoid the many BAD ENDINGS you could fall into...or suffer the consequences! [rating:4/5] RODRIGO USAGI YOJIMBO: THE HIDDEN #3 Writer: Stan Sakai Artist: Stan Sakai Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: May 16, 2018 Investigating the deaths of two samurai, Usagi and Ishida stumble upon shogunate officials, smuggled contraband, foreign acquisition merchants, and insolent thieves! On the heels of unraveling exactly what everyone is after, however, the duo is stopped in their tracks--as assassins are afoot! [rating: 4/5] MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEK http://majorspoilers.com/2018/05/06/major-spoilers-poll-of-the-week-fave-rave-infinity-gems/ DISCUSSION THE HARCOURT LEGACY Writer: Brendan Cahill Artist: Jason Federhenn Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment Release Date: March 2018 Rich occultist Edward Harcourt is dying, and, after a lifetime of searching for true magic, he thinks he's found some answers, and wants to pass along what he's discovered. He names as his heir his grandniece, gloomy teenager Violet, but that's a problem for his sister Edwina, who wants his legacy for herself. All Violet wants is some harmony in her troubled family life, and it seems like Edward's magic may offer a solution. But is it real, or just a flight of fancy that will leave Violet even more lost than before? CLOSE Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends! Closing music comes from Ookla the Mok.

This week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: We travel to East to check out The Harcourt Legacy, review, Usagi Yojimbo: The Hidden #3, You Are Deadpool #1, and Savage Tales: Vampirella One-Shot. Plus, which Infinity Gem will you control? Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at http://patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure the Major Spoilers Podcast continues far into the future! NEWSAre we hitting a variant tipping point? http://majorspoilers.com/2018/05/07/tony-stark-iron-man-1-to-have-20-variant-covers/ REVIEWS STEPHEN SAVAGE TALES: VAMPIRELLA ONE-SHOT Writer: Erik Burnham Artist: Anthony Marques, J.Bone, Fernando Ruiz, Daniel HDR Publisher: Dyanmite Entertainment Cover Price: $4.99 Release Date: May 9, 2018 A dead city in the middle of a world filled with violent barbarians is the last place Vampirella would expect to find herself, but here she is — and there’s no time for introspection because someone is out for her blood! She may be lost in a kill-or-be-killed world filled with swords and sorcery, but she still knows how to hold her own… and when she finds out who has it in for her, she’s going to prove it. [rating:2.5/5] MATTHEW YOU ARE DEADPOOL #1 Writer: Al Ewing Artist: Salva Espin Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: May 2, 2018 DID YOU EVER WANT TO BE DEADPOOL??? Now's your chance! This weekly series is not JUST the most amazing comic book you've ever read...it's also a role-playing adventure! YOU decide what choices Deadpool makes! YOU keep track of your scores issue by issue! YOU roll dice to combat various foes! Travel through Marvel history as Deadpool to meet Hulk in the swinging '60s! To smell Man-Thing in the swampy '70s! To be "seen" by Daredevil in the hard-boiled '80s! And avoid the many BAD ENDINGS you could fall into...or suffer the consequences! [rating:4/5] RODRIGO USAGI YOJIMBO: THE HIDDEN #3 Writer: Stan Sakai Artist: Stan Sakai Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Cover Price: $3.99 Release Date: May 16, 2018 Investigating the deaths of two samurai, Usagi and Ishida stumble upon shogunate officials, smuggled contraband, foreign acquisition merchants, and insolent thieves! On the heels of unraveling exactly what everyone is after, however, the duo is stopped in their tracks--as assassins are afoot! [rating: 4/5] MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEKhttp://majorspoilers.com/2018/05/06/major-spoilers-poll-of-the-week-fave-rave-infinity-gems/ DISCUSSION THE HARCOURT LEGACY Writer: Brendan Cahill Artist: Jason Federhenn Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment Release Date: March 2018 Rich occultist Edward Harcourt is dying, and, after a lifetime of searching for true magic, he thinks he’s found some answers, and wants to pass along what he’s discovered. He names as his heir his grandniece, gloomy teenager Violet, but that’s a problem for his sister Edwina, who wants his legacy for herself. All Violet wants is some harmony in her troubled family life, and it seems like Edward’s magic may offer a solution. But is it real, or just a flight of fancy that will leave Violet even more lost than before? CLOSE Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends! Closing music comes from Ookla the Mok.

In today's episode Syckoman talks about the chapters in your life having good and bad endings. What does it all mean? Take a listen and find out!

Full Episode 64 “BAD ENDINGS. GLASS CEILINGS. AND PLANTING TREES.” Part 1: UNavoidable news of the week. Part 2: More people leave the Trump Administration this month. Is it an unexpected bad ending or is it really the result of a bad beginning? Part 3: Hillary Clinton is back in the news again. What’s a “Glass Cliff?” And who are you betting on to be POTUS in 2020? Part 4: I share about my 1st ever online pop-up store and planting trees. Plus UNderdogs comments throughout the show. The Gregory Nesmith Show - Let’s get personal about the news and the culture. A show for UNderdogs that puts politics, culture, and personal development in a blender and spits out a special delivery of UNderdogStuff®! Additional stuff coming May 2018 to www.GregoryNesmith.com. *Plus check out my 1st ever online Pop-Up Store with UNderdogStuff® and The Gregory Nesmith Show merchandise: https://underdogstuff.myshopify.com. ORDER NOW!

Pastor Chris Chia preaches on Mark 14 about the final 2 world-changing days of the Lord Jesus' life. Find out how his "bad" ending affects us all.

I am out sick, so this week's episode is a rebroadcast of an interview and live reading with Cree/Metis/Icelandic author Carleigh Baker. She joined me in the studio on International Women's Day 2017 to read from her collection of short stories, "Bad Endings". We discuss late-onset-indigeneity, female role-models, friendship, and writing.

Day 60. I share the beginnings of my marriage to my now ex-wife. The context of how we met and the situations related to our union starts in Vietnam. And as with the ending of my 14-year marriage, the start of my story was inevitably going to end in ruin.

This week, we love movies, but sometimes really good movies have really bad endings. We share our list with you this week. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at Patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure The Top Five Podcast continues far into the future! Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

This week, we love movies, but sometimes really good movies have really bad endings. We share our list with you this week. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers Patron at Patreon.com/MajorSpoilers. It will help ensure The Top Five Podcast continues far into the future! Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

Cree/Metis/Icelandic author Carleigh Baker reads from her new collection of short stories, "Bad Endings" for International Women's Day. We discuss late-onset-indigeneity, female role-models, friendship, and writing.

Join Shane and Mark with thier special guest Nick as they look over some movies that are tainted by poor endings. This week they have a look at Law Abiding Citizen, Devil's Advocate and High Tension.

Bad breakups with cruel behavior can tempt us to thoughts of revenge. The trick to kick-starting Karma lies in non-interference. This is the magical property that levels the playing field and does for you, what you could never achieve with malice. For more information on this topic, read:http://www.susanwinter.net/to-stay-or-leave-for-the-huffington-post/ For more information please visit my website at http://www.susanwinter.net/

This week, the gang talks about endings that they thought were subpar. Craig then wants everyone to know what were the best TV endings, statistically, and puts them through a quiz. Listen to us on your favorite platform! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/get-dunked-on-the-podcast/id1129043529 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eleventh-moon-network/get-dunked-on-the-podcast Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/getdunkedonpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCbhrSItz2pjX7SOn7U40CA Follow us on Social Media! Twitter: twitter.com/getdunkedonpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getdunkedonpod Tumblr: http://getdunkedonpod.tumblr.com/ Get a hold of us here! E-Mail Us: getdunkedonthepodcast@gmail.com Follow the hosts on Twitter! Brian: @UnBreenLievable https://twitter.com/UnBreenLievable Burke: @Colburke https://twitter.com/ColBurke Craig: @Elevenution https://twitter.com/Elevenution Michelle: @Daisy1355 https://twitter.com/Daisy1355

Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Richard Pilbeam talk about the second portion of Irithyll of the Boreal Valley, up through Aldrich Saint of the Deep. LINKS OF NOTE: Richard's Youtube Channel Backyard Wrestling Super Metroid First Level Bad Endings of Myst 5 DCL Video Tetsuooooooo

It's the Can't Lit Bowl! Over bowls of snacks we ignore Super Bowl Sunday and talk to the delightful writer Carleigh Baker! We discuss chapbooks, including hers, The Closest We'll Get to Neon, The Peel Project documentary, poetry, her upcoming short story collection, Bad Endings, being hungover dirtbags and sexy dentists. Touchdown!  

Nat, Mike and Dan respect honesty, they respect integrity but they respect pure old generosity more. Last time she was on the show First Lady of Americarnage, Kelly-Anne Lyons, said she'd make them cupcakes if the Devils won the cup. They didn't but she still made delicious cakey treats for the them, hurrah! In other news: Kelly does the NHL round-up and and it's a Devils special; The NHL season rounds off on Wednesday with the NHL Awards; The Hart Award for team MVP is down to New York’s Henrik Lundquist; at the time of recording, we’re three games into the 2012 NBA Championship game and there ain’t much to choose between the Miami Heat and the Oklahoma City Thunder; the MLB headline act this week is the Giants Matt Cain has thrown what many people consider one of the greatest games ever - he struck out 14 in San Frans 10-0 win over Houston - first hurler since Sandy Koufax to do that in a no-hitter; in the NFL, Ladainian Tomlinson has decided he wants to retire at the Chargers. He has decided to retire while playing one last season;Hunter Smith, former punter with the Colts has written a book! Course he has! Dan gets abuse from Radio London listeners; the guys  talk Bad Endings and compete to see who can work out what pop song is being played by NHL organists...

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