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In this episode of Add To Cart, we sit down with Brian Pham, Founder and CEO of Litecard, the wallet-led marketing platform helping brands like Dan Murphy's, The North Face, Bonds, and Penfolds. transform how they engage customers. Brian shares how Litecard is giving brands a high-performance alternative to email, SMS and apps delivering 30% engagement rates through Apple and Google Wallets. From real-time loyalty updates with Barkers in New Zealand to CRM-beating campaigns with L'Oréal, this chat explores the future of mobile-first marketing, privacy-first personalisation, and why digital wallets might just be the next big channel for retailers.This episode was brought to you by: Shopify PlusKlaviyoAbout your guest:Brian Pham is the Founder and CEO of Litecard, an Australian-based technology startup revolutionizing mobile wallet marketing. With a background in sales and product development, Brian leads Litecard in providing no-code solutions that empower brands to engage customers through digital wallets, offering an alternative to traditional channels like apps, SMS, and email. Under Brian's leadership, Litecard has rapidly gained traction, securing category leading brands in the first 3 years of business like Mars, L'Oreal, The North Face, Dan Murphy's and Hanes brands to name a few. The platform creates a new way for brands and retailers to communicate with their customers and audience using the mobile wallet. Brian is passionate about creating innovative, digital solutions that enhance customer engagement and streamline operations. His vision positions Litecard at the forefront of digital transformation in customer experience and membership services.About your host: Nathan Bush is the host of the Add To Cart podcast and a leading ecommerce transformation consultant. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.Email hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Holden's back-back again, and he's thirsty for more LPN time as he and MJ try to keep Jackie sane after the very recent loss of her father, so it's time to goss' 'bout the fact that Hilaria Baldwin has come out as having a very special brain which is why she pretend to be from EL SPAAAAAIINNOOOO, MJ started 'Manuel Not Included' and it's causin' them great mental distress but now they're wondering if it's all a conspiracy to let Alec Baldwin do a silly racist accent in interviews?!?!, Lea Michele makes claim she can read, but the lady doth protest TOO MUCH, Jackie's the only one of the three watching the new season of 'The Rehearsal' and she's not sure what the show is anymore, but speaking of awkward humor, she highly suggests Tim Robinson's new movie 'Friendship'. China's first corgi police dog is in trouble AGAIN and no one can remember who picked this article, Taytay got served with a subpoena in the ongoing LivelyxBaldoni case and it's got MJ firing shots at the Beyhive with even MORE conspiracies!, there's a '10 Things I Hate About You' musical comin' to Broadway bein' scored by the one and the only Carly Rae Jepsen, and MUCH MORE! Then a list featuring an actor who ate real dog poop on camera and 29 other HORRIFYING BEHIND THE SCENES THAT LITERALLY MADE ME SICK TO MY STOOOOMACH (per the list title), the Blindz, and a totally remote Jackie's Snackies with MJ's Munchie Minute, and Holden Likes to Eat Two Things....PUSSY & SNACKS from 1:07:03.829 til 1:16:42.609! HAIL HENRY THOMAS ZEBROWSKI SENIOR!Want even more Page 7? Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/Page7Podcast  Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of Page 7 ad-free.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

In this emotional and raw Part 2 interview, former Miss USA, model, actress, and reality TV star Shanna Moakler continues her revealing sit-down with us, live from Dallas. And trust us, the tea—and coffee—is piping hot. Shanna dives headfirst into the heartbreaking details of how her marriage to Travis Barker unraveled. In a bombshell moment, she recounts how she found out her relationship was over—via text message—just two weeks before their hit reality show Meet the Barkers aired. But that wasn't the only shock. She says she learned of Travis's new romance with Kourtney Kardashian the same way the world did: through the tabloids. “I was blindsided. It was humiliating,” she says. Despite the chaos, Shanna reveals she tried to keep her family intact—for her kids. But what followed was even more painful. Shanna opens up about the emotional devastation of being alienated from her children, sharing that at her lowest point, it felt like they were gone. “I used to say my kids died—because that's how deeply I mourned the loss of that relationship,” she confesses. Her honesty cuts deep and we pause in stunned silence. In a shift from sorrow to spiritual, Pol' brews a traditional Armenian coffee and performs an old-school Armenian coffee reading, channeling family tradition and mystical insight. As Shanna peers into the cup, Pol' reads symbols of heartbreak, betrayal, resilience—and rebirth. “There's a phoenix in here, babe,” he tells her, pointing to the grounds. The reading brings laughter, catharsis, and even a tear or two as they explore Shanna's path toward healing and self-reinvention. Throughout the episode we gently—but firmly—guide Shanna through tough territory, including navigating a tabloid war with the Kardashians, public judgment, and the identity crisis that came from living in the shadow of two reality TV juggernauts. Despite the trauma, Shanna's strength shines. She reflects on her time in the Playboy Mansion, her journey back to self-worth, and how she's finally reclaiming her narrative. “I've forgiven myself more than I've had to forgive him,” she declares, signaling a powerful emotional shift.

This week it's part one of Shanna Moakler and he gowns are packed, the mics are hot, and we hit the road for the first time—broadcasting straight from Dallas, Texas with pageant royalty and reality TV icon and Playboy Bunny!. From her Miss USA win to Playboy fame and Big Brother betrayals, Shanna spills the sweet tea and the spicy drama. She takes us back to her roots as an East Coast teen dreaming of Hollywood lights. After earning her Miss Teen USA crown, she nabbed the Miss USA title—thanks to Texas queen Chelsey Smith winning Miss Universe. She then strutted into acting with roles on Pacific Blue alongside Mario Lopez and Carmen Electra, and later stunned on MTV's Meet the Barkers with ex-husband Travis Barker. Playboy Playmate 2001? That's Shanna. She chose the top-selling issue and made history. Hugh Hefner praised her beauty at 19, and now she's back with the Playboy Extreme Team, repping adrenaline-loving Playmates in sports like racing and skydiving. Shanna's blend of glam and grit is redefining the bunny image with latex and motocross included. Get ready Todrick Hall, Carson Kressley and Cynthia Bailey are all get called out as she relives the betrayal that shocked Celebrity Big Brother fans. Despite saving Carson from eviction, he and Cynthia voted her out after Todrick's lies. While Carson and Cynthia later apologized, Todrick? Not a word. “He did me dirty,” Shanna declares. Cue the tension—and the receipts. Now executive director of Miss Nevada USA and Miss Utah USA, Shanna mentors the next wave of fierce queens. She dishes on pageant evolution—no more age caps, marriage bans, or baby stigma. Even 74-year-olds can compete. She's crowned three Miss USA winners and shares love for pageant sisters like Alyssa Campanella, Noelia Voigt and Nia Sanchez, from Bravo TV's, The Valley. plus shout-outs to designer Pol' Atteu for glam gowns worn on national stages. Shanna recently left L.A. for Dallas—and yes, it was for *love*. Reuniting with a man she dated 30 years ago (cue Hallmark vibes), she now embraces cowboy life, stepmom vibes, and cleaner-than-clean Targets. The mystery man? Still under wraps—but he's clearly won her heart. “I'm finally living the life I dreamed of,” she shares. Pol's coffee reading confirms it: her best chapter is unfolding now. Shanna reflects on her outspoken activism against Prop 8 and support for the *NoH8* campaign with photographer Adam Bouska. She reveals why she's producing her own TV projects—to show the world the real Shanna, beyond pageants and tabloids. “People never took me seriously,” she admits. But now? She's rewriting her narrative. Plus, wild Playboy Mansion tales, Dancing with the Stars regrets, and how Anna Nicole Smith inspired her beauty and energy. There's even a shout-out to Jeff Lewis, and a Kardashian warning. From bunny ears to BBQ and reality fame to real love, Shanna's journey is messy, magical, and fiercely her own. This is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or the Hurrdat Media YouTube channel! Subscribe to our audio: linktr.ee/undressedpod Follow Pol Atteu:  Instagram: @polatteu  Tiktok: @polatteu  Twitter: @polatteu  www.polatteu.com Follow Patrik Simpson:  Instagram: @patriksimpson  Tiktok: @patriksimpsonbh www.patriksimpson.com Follow SnowWhite90210: Instagram: @snowwhite90210 Twitter: @SnowWhite9010 www.snowwhite90210.com Watch Season 4 of Gown and Out In Beverly Hills on Prime Video.  www.gownandoutinbeverlyhills.com #UndressedPodcast  Armenian Coffee Reading: https://polatteu.com/armenian-coffee-cup-read Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ein Horrorroman über Identität, Vergänglichkeit und das Grauen des ewig Wiederkehrenden – eine Mischung für literarische Feingeister und Genre-Fans. Rezension von Nina Wolf

Larry Ostola speaks with David Roberts about Boosters and Barkers: Financing Canada's Involvement in the First World War. Boosters and Barkers by David Roberts explores Canada's efforts to finance its participation in World War I through public contributions, particularly war bonds. The book examines how Ottawa appealed to citizens for financial support, incorporating imperial funding, taxation, and other revenue sources. Using print, images, and music, Canada's bond campaigns generated significant public engagement, raising nearly a third of the country's $6.6 billion war costs. The story highlights the necessity of funding, propaganda strategies, public resistance, and the lasting financial impact of the war. David Roberts is a retired editor of the Dictionary of Canadian Biography/Dictionnaire biographique du Canada. In addition to writing many entries for the DCB, he is also the author of In the Shadow of Detroit: Gordon M. McGregor, Ford of Canada, and Motoropolis. He lives in Don Mills, Ontario. Image Credit: UBC Press If you like our work, please consider supporting it: bit.ly/support_WTY. Your support contributes to the Champlain Society's mission of opening new windows to directly explore and experience Canada's past.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the Depression and prohibition. Its storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity, including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events, was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shootout in history, holding that title today. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today, we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. This is Part Two of our conversation. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the Depression and prohibition. Its storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity, including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events, was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shootout in history, holding that title today. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today, we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

The chumps welcome Shanna Moakler to the show and Shanna talks about her pageant career, her love life, and co-parenting.• • • Want more Jeff Lewis? Click here to sign up for 3 free months of SiriusXM and listen weekdays to "Jeff Lewis Live" at 12pE/9aP and “Jeff Lewis Extended” at 1pE/10aP on Radio Andy Channel 102. Plus, tune into The Jeff Lewis Channel for even more Jeff content streaming exclusively on the SiriusXM app channel 789.• • • Host - Jeff LewisGuests - Shanna Moakler, Carnie Wilson, & Shane DouglasExecutive Producer - Alyssa HeimrichSenior Producer & Editor - Jamison ScalaPhone Screener – Oscar Beltran 

Erica (The Surreality Podcast) and I discuss one of my all time favourites, throwing it back to January of 2006 the OG reality TV couple Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler in Meet The Barkers! Shanna wins a free? chrismas makeover, Travis and Mark record Plus 44s album, and Shanna attempts to run a photoshoot for Travis Barker's Famous Stars and Straps clothing line with a very special guest model ! For Early Releases, Vanderpump Rules recaps, and so much more go to Patreonwww.patreon.com/shorejustineFollow Erica @surrealitypodJoin The Facebook Group The Shore StoreFollow Me on IG @ShoreStorePod@jjustineelizabeth Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Weird and Eerie boys are taking a break this week but just because they are, that doesn't mean your ears will! This week Moses brings you an episode from his other Podcast THE TOME OF MONSTERS where they talk about all things cenobites. Please subscribe and like if you liked what you hear! "Join the boys this week as they continue their voyage into the void to talk about explorers from the further regions of experience. Demons to some, angels to others! Yes were covering Clive Barkers royalty of the macabre, CENOBITES! Listen as the boys talk about their Origins, Barkers inspirations for his disgustingly beautiful preachers of the obscene and about Hulu's latest entry into the long list of Hellraiser movies Plus so much more!" add us on instagram instagram.com/Tomeofmonsterspod sources used and links on where to purchase them can be found below: https://a.co/d/bWCrjyA

I den första delen om Ma Barker och The Barker Karpis Gang går Marcus och Christoffer igenom de första åren i familjen Barkers liv och hur sönerna tidigt kom in på brottets bana.  Huvudsaklig information kommer från boken Ma Barker Americas Most Wanted Mother av Howard Kazanijan och Chris Enss Stöd Oknytt på Patreon för att öka kvalitén på avsnitten och ta del av bonusmaterial: https://www.patreon.com/oknytt Följ Oknytt på sociala medier!  Insta: @oknyttpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Oknyttpod  Har du en berättelse du vill att vi ska ta upp? Maila den till: oknyttpod@gmail.com  

In the latest MX Vice Show, Former GP star and now trainer ace Brian Jorgensen talks to Ed Stratmann about working with Kenny Vandueren, who trains Maxime Renaux and Calvin Vlaanderen, factory bikes, his own training work, Prado racing Supercross, the phenomenal level in MXGP, the importance of managing workloads in training, working with the Barkers, the sacrifice, patience and commitment needed to reach the top, Ducati, Triumph and much more.

Taylor invades Argentina and brings her special friend. Keke Palmer pulls out a restraining order against her man. Harry shaved it all off. Perez predicts Alabama Barkers next career move.  Thanks to our sponsors: Miracle Made =Upgrade your sleep with Miracle Made! Go to TryMiracle.com/PEREZ and use the code PEREZ to claim your FREE 3 PIECE TOWEL SET and SAVE over 40% OFF. Beam = If you want to try Beam's best-selling Dream Powder, take advantage of their biggest sale of the year and get up to 50% off for a limited time when you go to shopbeam.com/Perez HenryMeds = Visit henrymeds.com/PEREZ and receive $50 off your first month by using promo code PEREZ. Meater = Shop MEATER.com for the best kitchen tool out there and make this season stress-free. Use it for your holiday cooking or start shopping for your Christmas gifts! Follow Perez! I'm Listen on Patreon = https://www.patreon.com/PerezHilton FAMILY CHANNEL: http://YouTube.com/ThePerezHilton WEBSITE: http://PerezHilton.com PEREZ'S INSTAGRAM: http://Instagram.com/ThePerezHilton WEBSITE'S INSTAGRAM: http://Instagram.com/PerezHiltonGET A PERSONALIZED VIDEO FROM ME HERE: https://Cameo.com/PerezHilton LISTEN TO MY PODCAST HERE: http://PerezPodcast.comWEBSITE'S FACEBOOK: http://Facebook.com/PerezHilton PEREZ'S FACEBOOK: http://Facebook.com/ThePerezHilton WEBSITE'S TWITTER: http://Twitter.com/PerezHilton The Perez Hilton Podcast - Listen Here! PEREZ'S TWITTER: http://Twitter.com/ThePerezHilton

I'm at the Gitex Dubai conference. It's huge, with 170k in attendance! There's a lot of hype about AI. I unpack my thoughts on the latest AI hype cycle in my usual ranty manner. Enjoy!

With over 150 million TikTok followers at just 19 years old, Charli D'Amelio discusses blowing up on TikTok, filming a reality show with her family, friendships in Hollywood, and her OCD. We also fawn over her boyfriend Landon Barker and how Travis and Kourt welcomed her, plus her life-changing conversation with JLo!Produced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week on Country Life; Since the late sixties, Barkers of Geraldine has been filling Kiwi pantries with jams, syrups and sauces, and since linking up with a French jam maker the rural business continues to grow.. And.. Veteran New Zealand actor Sir Sam Neill takes Country Life on a tour of his Central Otago vineyard.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the Depression and prohibition. Its storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity, including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events, was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shootout in history, holding that title today. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today, we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. This is Part Two of our conversation. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the Depression and prohibition. Its storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity, including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events, was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shootout in history, holding that title today. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today, we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

Last time we spoke about the major planning leading to a thrust into the central pacific and General Kenney's neutralization efforts of the Lae area. Admiral Nimitz and Douglas MacArthur had been battling it out for a long time leading finally to some concrete plans for twin campaigns, one in the Central Pacific and one in the South and Southwest Pacific.  Countless meetings, deals and minds were put to work trying to figure out how to prepare the gradual advance towards the Japanese home islands. To finally make some waves into the central pacific it was to be the Ellice Islands, Gilbert Islands and Nauru as first objectives. Meanwhile in New Guinea the advance upon Salamaua and Lae raged on, but to really break them first air supremacy was required. Kenney unleashed a massive campaign with some innovative new toys completely desolating Wewakes airpower. This episode is Mopping up in New Georgia Welcome to the Pacific War Podcast Week by Week, I am your dutiful host Craig Watson. But, before we start I want to also remind you this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Perhaps you want to learn more about world war two? Kings and Generals have an assortment of episodes on world war two and much more  so go give them a look over on Youtube. So please subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry for some more history related content, over on my channel, the Pacific War Channel you can find a few videos all the way from the Opium Wars of the 1800's until the end of the Pacific War in 1945.  New Georgia was falling apart for the Japanese. When Munda was seized it spelled doom. General Sasaki ordered his forces to withdraw to places like Baanga Islands after fighting a series of desperate holding operations against the forces of General Griswold. Again, the seizure of Munda was a colossal undertaking. The Americans had tossed 30,000 troops to overcome 5000 Japanese. The Americans lost 1136 of said troops and the Japanese 1500. The Japanese managed this type of bulwark defenses by building up a network of entrenchment systems around Munda Point. The US air supremacy over New Georgia gave them little advantage because the island was simply too dense in vegetation to properly spot enemy positions. Rear Admiral Turner likewise learnt a valuable lesson, that no matter how many transport boats were tossed into an invasion plan, more would always be needed. These lesson led to some radical rethinking of strategy going forward for future operations, like in the Central pacific. Admiral Ota used his fleet of barges to move 5 to 8 in a group, every night. Colonel Tomonari's 13th regiment and Sasaki's HQ were moved to Vila in an effort to reinforce  what would be the new main Japanese outpost in the Central Pacific. Further north the Americans successfully invaded Vella Lavella, completely bypassing Kolombangara and thus cutting off the enemy's supply line. In response to this Admiral Samejima established a barge staging base at Horaniu. Samejima then advised Sasaki to simply proceed with the course of action he thought best. Sasaki decided to do what he had been arguing for sometime now, to concentrate all his forces at Kolombangara. However with Zieta in the hands of the Americans, he would have to figure out a clever way to carry out the logistics of such a plan. Thus he split his forces in two, taking up positions at Bairoko and Baanga. Ota was given the task of evacuating the northern forces at Bairoko using his barge fleet, but the men to the south in Baanga were going to perform a fighting withdrawal of both Baanga and Arundel. Luckily for the Japanese, the 27th regiment had bypassed the Yano battalion in Baanga, to advance upon Piru Plantation and Sunday inlet. The forces at Baanga would be facing against the landings of 3 battalions; the 2nd and 3rd battalions, 169th regiment and the 3rd battalion, 172nd regiment led by General Barker. While Barker was getting his men to assembly positions, the Yokosuka 7th's 12cm guns and two mountains began to fire upon Munda Field. This caused only slight damage with some casualties, but it was a nuisance nonetheless. On August 16th, Barkers 136th field artillery battalion positions at Munda began counter firing against the Yokosuka guns. This was followed up by aerial attacks by 13 Avengers and 17 Dauntless who performed carpet bombing. For those who don't know this is the practice of bombing over a large area simultaneously. Imagine hitting a km area of vegetation by spreading your aircraft and timing everything just right, it produces what would look like a carpet of bombs hitting. So when you take a carpet and toss it over your floor, that was kind of the mental image received by this maneuver. The results were devastating. The Yokosuka 7th guns would not fire again.  Meanwhile the recently landed 2nd battalion, 169th regiment faced the strongest pocket of Japanese as they attempted pushing the defenders further west. The 3rd battalion, 172nd regiment would eventually join in on this attack. When the 2nd battalion was showing signs of slow progress, Barker decided to toss the 172nd in on August 18th. But the fiercest fighting would be seen between the 3rd battalion, 23rd regiment who continued to resist against Barkers 4 battalions as Sasaki's men were crossing over to Baanga and Arundel island. On August 19th, the 1st battalion finally managed to break through to the southwestern coast, where they came across the now abandoned 12cm guns of the enemy. During that night the 3rd battalion, 23rd regiment had slipped through a swamp making their way north to join their fleeing comrades over to Arundel. By nightfall of the next day all had successfully gone over. The cost of mopping up Baanga as recorded by the 169th was 44 dead, 74 wounded and 300 non-battle casualties, the ever present dangers of tropical island warfare. For the 172nd records, it was 8 dead, 36 wounded and nearly 200 men requiring evacuation from tropical diseases. For the Japanese there was no estimation or rough counts for casualties. Such dire numbers would see General Wing replace Barker as commander of the 43rd division effective August 20th. Now Admiral Halsey also wanted to see Arundel seized as it had become an important position, but the allies did not realize the amount of forces that had been snuck onto the small island. Meanwhile the 25th division continued their advance north through painfully rough swamp terrain, pursuing a rather elusive enemy. As the regiments advanced, bulldozers of the 65th engineer battalion tried to build jeep trails behind them. However the rain was so bad they became a nasty type of tropical mud and the bulldozers were struggling. Thus the supplies would have to be carried onwards to the front by hand, typically on the men's backs, or occasionally via air drops. By mid August the 161st regiment would finally reach the rendezvous point at Mount Bao where General Collins planned to have them turn west to secure an artillery position at Mount Tirokiambo. Once the artillery was set up, it could support an assault of Bairoko. Bairoko would be hit from the west by the 3rd battalion, 145th regiment of Colonel Dalton and from the east by the 1st battalion, 27th regiment of COlonel Liversedge. But mother nature is a cruel mistress and she places some impassable swamps, preventing the 140th field artillery battalion from reaching Mount Tirokiambo. On August 21st, the marine defense battalion tractors had to pull the 155mm's of the 136th Field artillery battalion over the soft road to get onto a position on Zieta Hill. However this took too long and while it was occurring the Japanese had successfully evacuated Bairoko. Admiral Ota's fleet of barges had been running to Bairoko every night under the cover of darkness and the cover of some guns placed on Kolombangara that fired upon US PT boats trying to harass the barges. American intelligence believed all of this activity was actually reinforcing Bairoko, thus they planned for a daylight raid to hit the barges in their bases. Rendova launched some PT boats, the 15th corps lent some demolition teams of the 117th engineer battalion and the NGAF provided fighter cover. The raid failed and the boats were forced to retreat.  On August 23rd, Dalton and Liversedge's men entered Bairoko to find a completely deserted base. On that same day, the 27th regiment arrived to the Piru Plantation after slogging through swamps prompting Collins to remark “Crossing that swamp was the toughest physical test I underwent during the war.” On August 23rd, Samejima sent new orders to Sasaki, instructing him to hold the Gizo-Kolombangara-Arundel line and to wait until a proper evacuation date was set. Sasaki sent the 1st company of Major Kinoshita Seishu to occupy some high ground on the western part of Arundel and the 4th company of 1st lt Ito Saburo at the base of the Stima Peninsula on its northeast coast. On August 25th Ota's barges were continuing to run nightly runs to Arundel bringing the 6 and 7th companies of Major Yamada Tadaichi over to Vila. By late August most of the other units arrived to Vila, with the Kure 6th SNLF taking the task of defending Kolombangara's western coast and the 229th regiment were deployed at Mbambare Harbor to protect its eastern coast. In addition, Captain Miyazuki Toshio departed Rabaul with 3 destroyers, the Hamakaze, Shigure and Isokaze to evacuate men at Rekata Bay back on August 22nd. However they were harassed by a PBY around Bougainville and realizing the Americans might toss a naval mission against them, they were forced to abort.  Another evacuation run was attempted 3 days later, seeing Admiral Ijuin leading light cruiser Sendai and 2 destroyers to escort Captain Toshio's group. The diversion was discover by Australian coastwatchers and soon Toshio was intercepted by 10 PBY's in the Bougainville strait. The Hamakaze's forecastle was hit by a bomb that caused 36 casualties again they had to abort. Two days after this light cruiser Sendai the destroyer Sazanami finally broke through to Rakata Bay and managed to grab most of the troops there. To grab the rest of the troops, 6 flying boats and a submarine were sent. Detachments of the Kure 7th SNLF would be landed at Sumbe Head and Sambe Head over on Choisuel, who would work to establish new staging bases for the rest of the troops being brought back to Buin. Over at Horaniu, the Japanese were constructing a new barge deport. Admiral Wilkinsons 3rd echelon led by Captain Grayson Carter consisting of 2 LSTs and the destroyers Philip and Waller were sent over to Barakoma on August 20th. They were intercepted by enemy planes in the Gizo strait which saw Philip collide into Waller providing some slight damage. The last convoys of the month would manage to unload at Barakoma under excellent weather and good air cover. Altogether Wilkinsons landed 6505 men, 1097 tons of rations, 843 tons of petroleum, 2247 tons of ammunition and 2528 tons of vehicles, By September 27th the field would be fully operational. The Americans also managed to construct an airfield at Ondonga, giving General Wing further support to mop up Arundel. On August the 29th, the 2nd battalion of the 172nd regiment were moving to the east coast while the 1st battalion moved west. Both had to advance over mangroves and hardcoral shorelines, because the interior was far too dense with underbrush.  Meanwhile over on Vella Lavella, Wilkinsons turned command over to General Griswold on September 3rd. The americans expected no resistance as they planned to occupy the entire island. Admiral Halsey gave the task to Major General Harold Barrowcloughts 3rd New Zealand division who were scheduled to arrive in mid september. But in the meantime, Griswold landed the 1st battalion, 145th regiment at Brakoma to allow Major Delbert Munsons 1st battalion, 35th regiment to advance up the east coast to secure the Kokolope Bay area, where the American wanted to set up a new radar site. Munson's men made good progress as the reached Lambu Lambu cove by September 4th. From there they dispatched Companies A and C with some Fijian commandos to patrol. The patrols got to the Boko Mission where A company ran suddenly into a strong Japanese patrol. A firefight broke out taking the lives of 12 Japanese. The men examined the bodies and their equipment and sent word back that they were facing recently landed enemy forces. The next morning, the 4th company of the Mikami battalion assaulted A company who were dug in at the Boko Mission. A company managed to fight them off, but had 2 deaths and 2 wounded in the process. Because of the attacks, General McClure sent forward his 3rd battalion followed up by units of the 64th field artillery battalion. The artillery men took up a position at Ruravai to support the advance. At the same time Munsons men cleared up the Boko Mission area, allowing for supplies to come up to it by boat. Munson then directed his forces to hit the main Japanese defenses at Baka Baka. As the men advanced they faced a steep ridge holding Japanese machine gun nests which greatly hindered their progress. Meanwhile on September 5th, the 2nd battalion, 172nd regiment discover the main enemy positions on Arundel while the 1st battalion was landing at Bustling Point trying to secure a forward artillery position. The 1st battalion would then occupy the tip of Bomboe Peninsula. The Japanese units meanwhile were reporting great success in their efforts and also requested they be allowed to assault the enemy artillery at Piru Plantation. On the last day of August, the 9th defense battalions 155mm's at Piru Plantation had begun opening fire on Kolombangara. They also dropped some leaflets upon the Japanese at Vila describing the agonizing death their artillery would provide them, cheeky. The leaflets read “ask the survivors from the 229th what it was like on Bakudan Hill”. The next morning Takabayashi told the 3rd battalion  “enemy shelling and firing will be intensified in the future, any rambling activity must be avoided and everyone must always be on the alert.” All of this prompted Sasaki to order a counterattack.  At around midnight on September 9th, Takabayashi's 3rd battalion, 13th regiment aided by a platoon of the 6th engineers snuck across the Blackett strait using barges to Sagekarasa island, their orders were to drive the enemy out of northern Arundel. Just a few hours later, Griswold ordered Colonel Sugg's 27th regiment to Bomboe Village to attack from the west. Sugg's men began their advance on September 12th, and his 3rd battalion forded the Bomboe Lagoon to seize Sagekarasa Island, effectively cutting off the 13th regiment. The Japanese were taken by surprise and began counterattacking with Takabayashi from the west and Ito from the east, but the Americans held on. Further south, Sugg's 2nd battalion ran into the Japanese main position, meeting heavy gun fire. Additionally the 1st battalion, 169th regiment began an occupation of the Fringe Island and the 82nd chemical battalion began deploying their 4.2 inch mortars at Bomboe to prepare a killing field for the Japanese at Safekarasa. From their positions on Fringe Island, the Americans were able to observe and track the Japanese barges with moonlight seeing them depart Vila and approach the landing area. This provided Sugg's the perfect amount of information to launch a deadly accurate mortar bombardment. The proceeding bombardement took countless lives including the 3rd battalion commander Takabayashi. On the night of September the 15th, Colonel Tomonari brought his HQ across and ten minutes later while he was sitting on a log listening to a company commanders report, he was killed instantly by a mortar shell that landed at his feet. Kinoshita took temporary command of the 13th regiment, 3 days later Colonel Muta Toyoji would become the new 13th regiment commander. On that same day the Americans attacked the main Japanese position, but were beaten back. Griswold  responded by bringing forward the 1st battalion, 27th regiment from Enogai with 5 marine tanks of the 11th defense battalion the following afternoon. On September the 17th the tanks charged forward with 3 rifle companies lined abreast behind them. Artillery and mortar concentrated upon Kinoshita's position, shocking the Japanese and forcing them to pull back. However the following day, the Japanese had quickly learnt their lesson and came back with anti-tank guns. They knocked out two tanks before pulling back to the Stima Peninsula. After two more days, the Japanese began evacuating Arundel. During the night, the 3rd battalion evacuated under some heavy mortar and artillery fire while the Yokosuka 7th guns covered them. The following night barges grabbed the 1st battalion troops, bringing the battle of Arundel to a close. For Colonel Muta Toyoji's 13th regiment, the fight for Arundel was a costly endeavor, they suffered 243 killed, 363 wounded, including many officers. For the Americans it was 31 dead and 225 wounded. Back on September 10th, McClure's batteries began to arrive at Lambu Lambu and as soon as they were put into position they began firing against the Japanese. You see during one of the fights between the Japanese and Munson's forces, a dead Japanese officer was found to be carrying a sketch map of the Japanese positions at Horaniu. Captain Jorn Burden translated the Japanese sketch onto their maps and added details from other patrol reports. This gave A and C batteries an incredibly accurate firing grid that proved to be deadly. The concentration of fire was so accurate the Japanese were forced to abandon their positions almost immediately. When troops later came to the area they found the dugouts had suffered direct shell hits with corpses still holding picks and shovels in their hands. The Japanese realized the American gunners knew exactly where they were located so they made a panicked withdrawal to the northwest coast. On September 14th Munson finally unleashed an attack upon Horaniu only to find the dugouts empty. Fijian commandos were sent to pursue the fleeing Japanese as the 1st battalion moved back to Lambu Lambu and the 3rd battalion occupied Horaniu. The New Zealanders would take over the fight for Vella Lavella, but now we need to venture back over to Green Hell. With the loss of Mubo and Lababia ridge, General Nakano was forced to establish a rough arc of defensive positions in the heavily timbered ground from Bobdubi on the south bank of the Francisco river through Komiatum village to the Tambu Peninsula on the coast. Nakano had risen to the bait of General Blamey who had hoped he would and poured more men into this area in order to defense Salamaua from what he believed to be the actual allied goal. Naknao reinforced the area with the 3rd battalion, 238th regiment and the 3rd battalion, 21st regiment who had been stationed at Lae. The new key position in the Japanese line was Charlie Hill. The new Japanese defensive line ran east along the Yamada Yama known to the allies as Scout ridge to the coast at Lokanu and north over the Francisco river along the ridges of Rough Hill, Arnold's Crest, Kidney Hill and the coast near Malolo. Charlie Hill held 4 perimeters. Below ground the Japanese constructed an intricate tunnel system to protect them and their supplies from bombardments. The entrance shafts had vine covered ladders that went down 6 meters. Galleries branched off the main tunnel like catacombs with benches cut into the sides for sleeping. Near Charlie Ridge was Davidson Ridge where Nakano deployed some new reinforcements from the 115th regiment. On August 24th, Nakano told his men “If this line cannot be maintained, the division is to be honorably annihilated.” Meanwhile, Colonel MacKechnie was tossing patrols past Roosevelt ridge. On August 16th I Company, down 2/3rds of its strength, basically down to a single platoon level, crept forward to toss grenades at some Japanese around Scout ridge while Sergeant Warren unleashed mortar cover. The Japanese sought revenge that night and performed a dusk to dawn attack, but grenades and mortars held them back. It was to be the start of two bitter weeks of such small skirmishes, and the Japanese hunkered down in their foxholes guarded Scout Ridge with their lives. On August 18th, K company performed a frontal assault along the ridge, but Japanese barricades and machine gun fire kept them back. 3 Americans were killed, 7 wounded for their efforts, including a courageous medic who ran into the fray. The Japanese positions on Scout ridge were very strong, with lines in depth going back all the way towards Salamaua. Scout ridge provided the defenders with countless defensive positions along its crest with four intersecting ridges behind Roosevelt ridge. On August 20th, Colonel Davidson ordered his men of the 42nd battalion to capture what he thought were only two knolls to the north of the battalion's positions on Davidson ridge. The smaller knoll was occupied without opposition and the other knoll only had slight opposition. However the next morning, scouts reported there was another feature, they called Bamboo Knoll about 600 yards farther north. Davidson then ordered it captured and it was with little opposition. Crouching in some kunai grass atop that knoll, the scouts could see Salamaua and allied artillery hitting it. They could not see the airstrip because another hill was in the way, that hill was Charlie Hill. Davidson's intelligence told him they had already seized Charlie hill because their maps were not quite accurate. This caused a lot of headaches for historians going through diaries, trying to piece together the movement of troops. Thought I would try to add some frustrating information on their part.  Now to intercept the enemy fleeing from Mount Tambu into the area between Komiatum and Davidson ridge, Brigadier Monaghan's 29th brigade were assembled east of Mount Tambu. Meanwhile Major Warfe was performing an offensive against the junction of Bobdubi, Komiatum and the Bench Cut Track. Warfs A Platoon led by Lt John Lewin had cut off a point at a junction between Bobdubi and Stevens track on August 14th. Warfe planned to toss A and B Platoons against the enemy while the 2/7th battalion's D company took up a further point on the track. At the same time the 58/59th battalion were going to launch a diversionary attack against Erskine Creek. On August 17ths, Warfes commandos advanced south under artillery and mortar support attacking the enemy along Buirali creek and Salamaua track. However the enemy proved too intense to overcome, leading the commando platoons to pull back somewhat. Then the 2/7th company came to the right of A platoons position filling a gap in the center of the enemy line. They exploited the gap and advanced towards the western edge of the main Japanese camp. Lewin's A company kept prodding the enemy lines until 6:30pm when the Japanese made a vicious counterattack causing 5 deaths including Lt Barry and 11 wounded. By dusk the Australian attacking force was thrust like a wedge into the enemy positions with Lewin and A platoon on the left, the 2/7th company in the middle and B company on the right. The following day the Japanese were forced to pull back to the line of the Komiatum track By August 19th, the Japanese were being hit hard. On their northern lines they had 23 deaths, the commander of the 80th battalion, Major Jinno was dead. The Komiatum track was cut by the 17th brigade at Laver's knoll. They were withdrawing across the front, most were now taking up positions further east at Charlie Hill and Kunai Spur. Brigadier Hammer's 58/59th were able to occupy Erskine Creek and C company of the 2/7th seized Orodubi. The following day the 2/7th battalion occupied the junction of Bobdubi and the salamaua track. They captured quite a few forward pill boxes, found the enemy was still holding some in the back so they began raining mortar upon them. At dawn on August 21st patrols found the Komiatum track abandoned, now they could push further on. On august 21st as a result of the enemy giving so much ground, Hammer ordered the mento ford the Francisco river to put more pressure on Salamaua. Lt Henry Mallett's 11th platoon of the 2/7th battalion forded the Francisco river near its south end at Bobdubi ridge. They advanced over a razorback spit towards Rough Hill where they ran into Japanese machine gun fire. They were quickly bolstered by another platoon and by 3pm took the position, to gain fire support to allow others to cross the river. During the afternoon a composite platoon led by Lt Owen Edwards advanced further to occupy a dominant hill, which was named Arnold's Crest after captain Ted Arnold the commander of C company. Like I said if you wanted a mountain, ridge, or hill named after you it seems New Guinea was the place. By August 22nd Hammer's men were occupying Arnolds Crest giving covering fire to allow more forces to cross the river. Once enough men had crossed they began expanding the perimeter. Then on August 27th 420 Japanese from companies from the 115th and 80th regiments counterattacked Arnold's Crest, successfully cutting off the allied line of communications to the south. The Australians did not give it up without a fight however, the counter attacked trying to seize the nearby Fisher's knoll. The Japanese were forced to give up Fishers Knoll but repelled the allied attacks upon the crest itself. Despite still holding Arnold's Crest the following morning saw the Japanese withdrawing westwards. Now it seems Hammer got too excited when he ordered his forces to occupy so many forward positons. Hammer signaled his new divisional commander, General Milford “unreliability of 58/59th battalion troops has forced me to withdraw to hold a tighter line Buiris Creek”. Basically he believed he had overextended the 58/59th who were currently surrounded by a company or so of Japanese. The 58/59th were down to less than 30 or so men, carrying many wounded back and sending reports they were running low on ammunition. However on the ground, John Bethune's B company were holding strong, keeping the situation together. Another company commander named Newman went on the record stating “Hammer had weak companies flung out into the blue where they could not be reinforced or supplies” After all was said and done, upon reflecting on the situation, Hammer would sign off on a recommendation to award John Bethune a military Cross, writing “‘Displaying grit and determination Lt Bethune tenaciously held the area until shortage of amn [ammunition] and supplies forced him to withdraw.' The situation forced Hammer to tone down the aggression somewhat lest a catastrophe were to occur. He ordered the men to form a defensive line from Rough Hill to Arnold's Crest, while more forces came to prepare for another offensive. On August 21st, the Taylor Force had rejoined its regimental force, allowing MacKechnie to launch a new attack in force. On August 27th, A company advanced along a trail going up George Ridge successfully cutting the Japanese supply line. The men dug in, expecting a lot of angry Japanese counter attacks. Captain George of A company wrote this of the experience “‘We began to feel chill in the stomach. Every rush meant firing a few more clips, throwing a few more grenades. As the dark suddenly quietened, our hands counted blindly the few clips left in our belts, the last grenade or two on the parapet – like a thirsty man in the desert checking his last water. For when ammo ran out, they would overwhelm us – waves of many Japs with long bayonets. Home was a long way off indeed, over dark waters to Oregon.'” The fighting fell into hand to hand combat, from foxhole to foxhole. Men fought and died around George who knew the position could not be held. The next day George heard 4 rifle shots signaling permission for his battered unit to withdraw. They fought off 10 consecutive counter attacks before tossing in the towel.  Not all was lost on the action for George's men however, so many Japanese were employed for the counter attacks, they had to give up a position they held known as Bald Hill. Other companies of Taylor force seized the hill as the Japanese retreated to positions on Berger hill and Egg knoll. Over to the west, Brigadier Moten's battered 17th brigade were relieved by Monaghan's men who took up positions north of Mount Tambu. Davidson's 42nd battalion occupied Bamboo Knoll after tossing back a ton of Japanese counterattacks. Davidson then tossed some patrols towards Charlie Hill, which would receive its name after Davidson's given name. The Japanese presence on Charlie Hill was far to strong for smaller units to prod it, so more forces would be brought up.  Back over to the north, Warfe's commando's attempted to overrun the Kunai Spur, a dominant position blocking the way along the Francisco river to Salamaua. On the morning of August 22nd, B Company of the 58/59th crossed the Buirali creek and one of their patrols advanced north to Kunai spit. Three simultaneous attacks were directed on Kunai Spur the following day by Captain Cramps 2/7th company from the north, Sergeant Tom Pot's 58/59th platoon from the west and Lt Russell Matthews 58/59th platoon from the east. It was a very steep climb, when Matthews men finally go atop the spit they were face to face with a machine gun nest that nearly took them out. On August 25th the 2/7th platoon managed to outflank the enemy position near Buirali Creek which caused them to counter attack. They failed to take the Kunai SPur and were relieved by Lt colonel Ken Montgomery's 47th battalion on the 26th. At this point Monaghan took command, and his first order of business was going to be an assault against Nakano's last line in front of Salamaua. I would like to take this time to remind you all that this podcast is only made possible through the efforts of Kings and Generals over at Youtube. Please go subscribe to Kings and Generals over at Youtube and to continue helping us produce this content please check out www.patreon.com/kingsandgenerals. If you are still hungry after that, give my personal channel a look over at The Pacific War Channel at Youtube, it would mean a lot to me. The allies were cleaning up on New George while continuing their deceptive assault on Salamaua on New Guinea. General Nakano's men were beginning to feel the wall behind their backs as the allies closed in on Salamaua, but still they did not realize Lae was the actual target. 

So Chris Hipkins' big roll of the dice has happened. Two months out from the election. 61 days if you're counting GST comes off fruit and veg, Working For Families gets even more money and higher thresholds. It's a 2 billion dollar giveaway for poor vegetarians and breeders. The rest of the poor are left out. And this is it. The economic situation, both local and global, preclude any more big spend ups. We've heard Grant Robertson say that. But we've also heard Grant Robertson say many other things only to be guzumped by political expediency, so who knows? So will this do the trick? I don't think so. Nicola Willis got the GST debate out early stealing its power. Meanwhile, the increase in In Work Tax Credits and Working For Families cash is being largely ignored as it benefits only 160,000 families. Still a big number but not big enough. There's a lot of other poor people getting nothing And it's very hard to vote for Labour in 2023 after their six years in power, for two main reasons. I'm reading a book by Dylan Jones, the former GQ editor. It's all about the Nineties. Cool Britannia, Britpop, Young British Artists and politics. New Labour. Tony Blair and the Third Way. In it he talks to a former advisor to Gordon Brown who pointed out that New Labour became more obsessed with the presentation of an idea than the idea itself. The catchy phrase. The snappy nonsensical slogan. It killed them. The same malaise has befallen New Zealand's Labour since they came to power. 100,000 Kiwibuild houses. Light rail by 2021 was incredible. They seemed to have no idea how long it takes to build a piece of kit like that. Or The Road to Zero, which fails because unless you hit zero, which we won't, then the policy fails. It's in the name. This is not to say this government has achieved nothing at all, which is a common complaint. They have achieved a lot but even they seem unaware of exactly what it was. And secondly, the problem with Tony Blair became that nobody knew who he was, or where he came from, or what he stood for. Unlike his predecessor John Smith, a campaigner for the working class, Tony was just a kinder Thatcher or a more interesting John Major. But at the end of the day, you just didn't know what he was about. Other than lying about Weapons of Mass Destruction on behalf of the Americans And that's what's happened to Chris Hipkins. He's rolled back so many policies he has nothing left except a desperate desire to keep the right form having a crack, and that's not enough. What does he stand for other than sausage rolls and Barkers suits? But you can have the same criticism of Chris Luxon and the right, who are running on a campaign of repealing everything Labour has done and then giving you an inflationary tax cut. One of the slogans in play this election is Let's Take Our Country back. It's slightly depressing that six years after being promised a transformative government we've ended out with all our politicians promising a return to the policy settings of seven years ago. As if nothing has changed in the world in nearly a decade. When we ask whether New Zealand has lost its mojo and its ambition, should we really be starting with our politicians who seem to be content competing in a lightweight personality poll? And mistrust of the cynicism of politicians who will say anything to get a vote is at its peak. With our leading party polling just 34% right now you have to ask if they will really have any mandate at all come October.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 2 opens with Runway Rundown! or as Pol calls it, "What were you thinking?" Dance Moms star Abby Lee Miller takes center stage again as she critiques celebrity outfits and shares her fashion insights. Patrik and Pol join in, creating a lively atmosphere filled with banter and candid moments.  It's a humorous critique of JoJo's outfit at the American Music Awards, followed by a heartwarming story behind Abby's little black dress. The focus then shifts to the new SKIMS campaign by Kim Kardashian, where Abby gives her opinions on the pictures and shares her thoughts on Kim's daughter North's fashion choices. The excitement doesn't stop there, as Abby spills some gossip about Ks pregnancy and famous celebrities bringing their kids to her dance studio. A new game, "Pyramid TOP or BOTTOM?" keeps the energy high, with Abby sharing her views on various topics, including movie sequels, TV series, and royal salaries. As the discussion unfolds, they touch on Prince William's earnings, Megan and Harry's relationship gossip, and Naomi Campbell's late motherhood. Abby's personal anecdotes, including an apology to Pol', add depth and emotion and you get a glimpse into the real friendship between Abby, Pol, and Patrik. A combination of fashion critiques, heartwarming moments, and lighthearted banter, showcasing Abby Lee Miller's classic persona alongside her vulnerable and softer side. It's a must-watch and must listen leaving you entertained and connected! Chapters RUNWAY RUNDOWN [00:00] Runway Rundown! or as Pol calls it, “What were you thinking?”  [00:13] JoJo's ugly black dress at the American music awards.  [03:04] Abby's black dress and her courageous battle against cancer. [05:08] SKIMS by Kim Kardashian  [08:01] North West and her million dollar wardrobe in black!  [09:25] Kourtney Kardashian Barker is pregnant again and his kids went to Abby's dance studio. [10:10] Who pays their dance studio bills and who doesn't!  [11:23] Nick Cannon's twins with Mariah Carey. [12:04] Runway Rundown and the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards!  [15:32] New Game - Pyramid TOP or BOTTOM? [16:57] Ryan Seacrest phone number and new host of Wheel of Fortune. [19:30] Who is Vicki Gunvalson and which housewife franchise would Abby be on. [21:27] Abby weighs in on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. [23:07] Abby threw a chair at SATAN AKA: Bryan Stinson. WHAT?!? [24:51] What are Abby's 3 questions for SATAN: AKA Bryan Stinson to work together again. [25:49] Did Abby really call Pol' a Fairy and will she apologize? #UndressedPodcast #VocalPodcasts #VocalPodcastNetwork  Subscribe to our audio: linktr.ee/undressedpod Follow our guest, Abby Lee Miller instagram: @therealabbylee Twitter: @abby_lee_miller Follow Pol Atteu:  Instagram: @polatteu  Tiktok: @polatteu  Twitter: @polatteu  Threads: @polatteu Follow Patrik Simpson:  Instagram: @patriksimpson  Tiktok: @patriksimpsonbh Threads @patriksimpson Follow Snow White 90210: Instagram: @snowwhite90210 Twitter: @SnowWhite9010 Threads: @SnowWhite90210 Use code “UNDRESSED” to get 20% your order at cceyewear.com  Watch Season 4 of Gown and Out In Beverly Hills on Prime Video.  Follow Vocal Podcast Network: Instagram: @vocalpodcasts Twitter: @VocalPodcasts #VocalPodcasts #VocalPodcastNetwork #UndressedPodcast  #polatteu #patriksimpson #snowwhite90210 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The regenagri podcast is a platform for leading industry experts to explore the future of farming and the hot topics surrounding the global movement of regenerative agriculture. To explore the subject of coaching supply chains in transitioning to regenerative agriculture in the podcast's 30th episode, Rose Riley welcomes Matthew Ryan, regeneration ] lead at Nestlé UK & Ireland, and Patrick Barker, partner at EJ Barker & Sons at Lodge Farm in Suffolk, East of England. Regenerative agriculture is a core pillar and fundamental part of global food and beverage company, Nestlé's net zero commitments. Nestlé is striving to have 20% of its key ingredients sourced through regenerative methods by 2025, and 50% 2030.   Matthew explains how, to achieve these goals, Nestlé is championing collaborative initiatives, such as the Land Enterprise Network (LENs) and First Milk, to encourage regenerative principles at farm level and throughout the supply chain, to help build environmental and economic resilience. Working closely with Nestlé as part of LENs, Patrick manages Lodge Farm alongside his cousin Brian Barker, an arable farm enterprise of 545 hectares, with a diverse 12-year rotation of feed winter wheat, herbage grass seed and break crops of spring barley, beans, oilseed rape or linseed. Regenerative farming principles are at the heart of the farm's ethos, building soil health and restoring nature, while running a successful business and knowledge sharing with other farmers. The Barkers have just finished a nine-year Monitor and Strategic farm journey with the AHDB (Agriculture & Horticulture Development Board) in the UK, running field-scale trials on cost-benefit analyses of lower fungicide inputs, water quality benefits from cover cropping and biodiversity improvements from flowering strips. To learn more about our guests and follow their regenerative journeys and perspectives, visit the links below. Nestlé UK & Ireland Website https://www.nestle.co.uk/en-gb/sustainability/regeneration Twitter @NestleUKI LinkedIn Nestlé Facebook  Nestlé UK & Ireland Instagram @nestleuki Landscape Enterprise Networks (LENs) https://landscapeenterprisenetworks.com/ EJ Barker & Sons, Lodge Farm Website https://ahdb.org.uk/farm-excellence/strategic_cereal_farm_east Twitter @The_Barker_Boys BBC Wild Iles https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0fd45w7/wild-isles-saving-our-wild-isles

Dr. Ash Barker has spent over 30 years living and serving on the front line of urban poverty and has a passion to release the unique potential of urban people & places through Jesus. Since 2014, the Barkers have been based in Winson Green, inner city Birmingham, UK. They founded Newbigin House which started two new local congregations as well as innovative organisations such as Newbigin Community Trust, Red Letter Christians UK & Urban Shalom Society now led by others. Currently, Ash leads Seedbeds (the new name for Newbigin School for Urban Leadership which merged with the Community for Reconciliation) focusing on growing leaders & communities into fullness of life. This includes 'School for Urban Leadership' accredited programmes (UrbanLeadership.org.uk) and 'Change Makers' emerging leaders programmes (UrbanChangeMakers.org).    No Wastelands: How to grow seedbeds of shalom in your neighbourhood. In No Wastelands Ash Barker shares his odyssey of serving on the front line of urban poverty on three continents. Through stories, scriptures, and challenging insights, Ash inspires readers to release the unique potential of their local communities. “Whoever you are, ‘No Wastelands' will help you learn what I have been learning from Ash over the years: that making a difference is neither as simple as we think nor as impossible as we think.” Brian McLaren Launching at Greenbelt - August 2023 Find our more about Seedbeds.org or follow on Instagram To help sustain our work, you can donate here To check out what RLC is up to, please visit us www.redletterchristians.org  Follow us on Twitter: @RedLetterXians Instagram: @RedLetterXians Follow Shane on Instagram: @shane.claiborne Twitter: @ShaneClaiborne Common Hymnal information: https://commonhymnal.com/ 

The boys are absolutely on one tonight - thought we might have to break them up! Brad brings a new meaning to fanny hair. Chris gets a slow cooker and spices and rubs for his birthday and HOW OLD IS HE? Matty slams the Prime Minister for wearing a Barkers suit to the Coronation.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amelia Wedemeyer and Zack Peter are back for a very special episode dedicated to the whirlwind romance of Kourtney and Travis Barker. The Barkers are peeling back the curtain on their three weddings in their Hulu special, 'Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis,' taking us to Italy, Santa Barbara, and Las Vegas (10:00). Zack and Amelia break down the nuptials, Kourtney's outfits and all the cringe-worthy moments before ending with episode superlatives (47:30). Hosts: Amelia Wedemeyer and Zack Peter Producer: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Blink 182 Cancels South American & Mexico tour this month due to Travis Barkers recent surgery, Avenged Sevenfold's social media account were hacked this week and made false statements about cancelling festival appearances, Foo Fighters announce their very own custom Stern pinball machine, Record Store Day releases announced for Van Halen, Rush, Pearl Jam & more coming out April 28th… PLUS This week in Rock & Roll History Trivia, Weekly WTF & so much more! Everything at www.rocknewsweekly.com Watch us when we go live, chat with us & more… Every Sunday at 2pm PST @ https://www.twitch.tv/rocknewsweekly All Socials: Instagram.com/rocknewsweekly Facebook.com/rocknewsweekly Twitter.com/rocknewsweekly On-demand at: Youtube.com/@rocknewsweekly #rock #rocknews #rocknewsweekly #rocknewsweeklypodcast #podcast #podcasts #podcastsofinstagram #metal #alternative #indie #trivia

Oser la Reconversion, le Podcast, épisode #78 Oser La Reconversion est le podcast dédié aux reconversions professionnelles à quelque stade qu'elles en soient.    *** Renseignez-vous dès maintenant sur les accompagnements possibles pour s'installer en Aveyron sur https://bit.ly/3CmMaRd "   Aujourd'hui, j'accueille dans Oser la Reconversion, Marie. Après avoir été directrice artistique dans la publicité, Marie a fondé Barkers and Brothers, un concept store canin à Paris avec un café pour chien.    Après une école de publicité, Marie devient directrice artistique dans une agence de publicité. Elle s'occupe des visuels de campagnes publicitaires, de la conception rédaction des slogans, scénarios pour des clients renommés de l'agence tels que Kenzo, Cartier, Van Cleef. Pendant le confinement, c'est le déclic. Après 5 ans, elle n'a plus la même passion à exercer son métier et recherche + de sens.   Elle adopte alors son premier chien et a du mal à trouver des accessoires, jouets clean. Elle décide alors de démissionner pour réalise son rêve : monter son projet, recherche de financement, local ...   Barkers and Brothers a ouvert en 2022 et est situé à Montmartre à Paris. Il se compose d'une boutique (accessoires, friandises, vêtements…), d'un café proposant des puppuccinos et des boissons chaudes et fraîches, et d'un espace dog wash en libre service.   Avec Marie, on a évoqué l'ambiance en agence de publicité, son déclic pendant le confinement, sa passion pour les animaux, les réaction de sa famille, comment convaincre les banquiers d'avoir un financement quand on est une femme jeune, le recrutement de sa première employé et ses projets d'ouverture à l'international.    Rejoignez le groupe privé Facebook du podcast pour prolonger la discussion : https://www.facebook.com/groups/1080461892356152/?ref=share     Notes & Références :   - Instagram de Barkers and Brothers @barkersandbrothers: https://www.instagram.com/barkersandbrothers/ - Site internet de Barkers and Brothers : https://www.barkersandbrothers.com/ - Formations Pole Emploi : https://bit.ly/3H2k9Br - Episode avec Transitions Pro Nouvelle Aquitaine : https://youtu.be/7Mje_D5rHyg   Contactez-moi ! Si le Podcast vous plait, le meilleur moyen de me le dire, ou de me faire vos feed-backs (et ce qui m'aide le plus à le faire connaître), c'est simplement de laisser un avis sur Apple Podcast, un commentaire sur Youtube et d'en parler autour de vous. ça m'aide vraiment alors n'hésitez pas.   Pour me poser des questions, participer au podcast ou suivre mes aventures, c'est par ici : - Sur Instagram @clervierose : https://www.instagram.com/clervierose / et https://www.instagram.com/oserlareconversion  - Sur Youtube : @clervierose : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Qzm4HrS5OdmdXoY344vqA  - Par mail : partenariats@oserlareconversion.com

Dad and daughter, Randall and Emma Barker, were diagnosed at the same age (ten) and have a few other coincidences around their experiences with T1D. They have a close relationship and this week, they share their story. The Barkers are here to talk about eye health – we get help from the American Diabetes Association's Dr. Laura Hieronymous to talk about treatment and prevention of complications, which Randall has. But we also talk about what it's been like for Emma to watch her father live with type 1 and then be diagnosed herself and Randall shares his own feelings of guilt.. and pride. This is a good one. This podcast is not intended as medical advice. If you have those kinds of questions, please contact your health care provider. Check out Stacey's books! Join the Diabetes Connections Facebook Group! Sign up for our newsletter here Episode Transcription Below (or coming soon!) Please visit our Sponsors & Partners - they help make the show possible! Learn more about Omnipod Learn more about Afrezza Learn more about Dexcom Learn more about Vivi Cap

This episode takes you on a path from history to mystery.  The ladies tell the story of B.B.Barker; who was gunned down in San Juan Baustista, CA in 1866 by a man he accused of stealing his gold.  Listen as the girls share their experiences when visiting Barker's grave in attempt to make contact hoping to find out the story from the source.  Support the show

The Barker family Christmas video was perfect. Three robe-clad shepherds (the family’s young sons) huddled around a fire in a grassy field. Suddenly an angel descended from the hilltop—their big sister, looking resplendent, except for the pink high-top sneakers. As the soundtrack swelled, the shepherds stared skyward in amazement. A trek across a field led them to a real baby—their infant brother in a modern barn. Big sister now played the role of Mary. Then came the “bonus features,” when their dad let us peek behind the scenes. Whiny kids complained, “I’m cold.” “I have to go to the bathroom right now!” “Can we go home?” “Guys, pay attention,” said their mom more than once. Reality was far from Christmas-card perfect. It’s easy to view the original Christmas story through the lens of a well-edited final cut. But from start to finish, Jesus’ life was anything but smooth. A jealous Herod tried to kill Him in infancy (Matthew 2:13). Mary and Joseph misunderstood Him (Luke 2:41–50). The world hated Him (John 7:7). For a time, even His brothers didn’t believe in Him (7:5). His mission led to a grisly death. He did it all to honor His Father and rescue us. The Barkers’ Christmas video ended with these words of Jesus: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6). That’s a reality we can live with—forever.

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The Chicago Way w/John Kass (10/24/2022): Entering the ‘No Chumbolone Zone’ this week is Ted Dabrowski of Wirepoints.com to discuss new data on how the pandemic impacted student achievement, the misconceptions about the ‘SAFE-T’ Act, and why Amendment 1 on the ballot in Illinois is bad for the state. Plus, Kasso has warning about carnival […]

MLB insider Jon Morosi joins Blair and Barker to sort through the latest on Juan Soto and question if the Jays should mortgage the farm to get him, before looking into Shohei Ohtani's market price and sharing his takeaways from the 2022 All-Star festivities (02:08). Later on, Blue Jays insider Shi Davidi adds to the All-Star conversation discussing the vibe in L.A. this past week and if the Juan Soto rumours overshadowed the event, before sharing where the Blue Jays currently stand as they approach the trade deadline (26:26). Finally, the boys welcome everyone back with an edition of Barkers's Back Leg Bits (40:29)! The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Liz talks about the week she has had, and her whole life literally was halted out of nowhere. She went from just not feeling well straight to surgery and life threatening blood levels.  This story just gets more and more wild. She also explains about her time in the hospital and everything that happened. Then Bree talks about how she has been struggling in her depression and how it is effecting her day to day life. She also talks about her day trip with her older kids to the beach, and it was just a mess from start to finish. With all Liz's free time she was able to watch a ton of tv. First the girls dive into the full season of Below Deck Sown Under on Peacock. From the captain to the Britini and Culver situation and that Liz needs to start watching all the Below Decks. Then they talk about the new Ultimate Girls Trip on Peacock. These are the housewives we want to see… in this format! Vicki is driving Liz a little crazy, but given Vicki's circumstances while filming her negativity makes sense. Also both Bree and Liz are living for Pheadra. WOW she is hilarious and has the best energy. And Eva is just trying to smoke some weed. And of course Brandi Glandville, well she is just a mess and so controversial.  Also we would like for formally apologize to the Barker family about the things spoken about in this episode, this was before explanation was announced by the Barkers, and these were our feeling at the time of recording with the knowledge we had at that time. On Beverly Hills Housewives, both Bree and Liz are Team Diana and they can't figure out why most other viewers are very against Diana. Sutton is just out to villainize someone every season. And last but not least Southern Charm started again and it is starting so good! Bree explains the timeline of the drama with Craig, Paige and Naomi. And Austen is the same selfish loser he has always been.  And Liz breaks down her theory on Kathryn's makeup disaster.    Follow us on Instagram @RelatableRealityPodcastSUBSCRIBE, DOWNLOAD, RATE AND COMMENT

The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the depression and prohibition. It's storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shoot out in history, holding that title to this day. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. In part two of our interview on the Ma Barker House, we ask Kristy of Soul Sisters Paranormal:   Is the land where the house once stood haunted?  What went through Kristy and her fellow investigator's mind when they heard the voices of the Bakers begin to talk about the shoot out that happened more than 80 years ago.  Is the house haunted by the residual energy of a tragic night? Or, do the intelligent spirits of this crime family still live in the Ma Maker House to this day?  Does anyone besides the spirits of the Barkers reside in the house today?  Is there anything that seems to bring the spirits of the Barkers out of the shadows?  Do you think the Barkers have a message they want to get across to people today?  To listen to part 2 of our interview, become a Grave Keeper at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks 

"See, they're trying to bite our style/Trying to study our approach/They like the way we do it/so original!" Drew welcomes back mama Michael Eichner to discuss this week's cultural emergency: Travis Barker's career. The girlies dive into Blink-182's roots, Kravis and the pop punk revival, Marcus Mumford's daddy bear mystique, and Weezer. All this and more on the sixty-sixth episode of Crisis Twink: the only podcast intelligent and sexy enough to fix a culture in crisis. Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Follow Crisis Twink on Twitter and Instagram. Follow Drew on Twitter and Instagram. Follow Michael on Twitter and Instagram. Disclaimer: This episode contains discussion about Meet the Barkers, an MTV series. Michael is currently an employee of Paramount Global, but he has no connection to the series. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crisis-twink/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crisis-twink/support

The Ma Barker House is a product of the criminal dark times of the depression and prohibition. It's storied history links it back to the Barker criminal family of the time. Criminal activity including bank robberies, kidnapping, and other traumatic events was inflicted on those who crossed the Barker family's path the wrong way. Eventually, the FBI would catch up to the gang, ending in the carnage. It would be known as the largest FBI shoot out in history, holding that title to this day. What exactly happened after the dramatic shoot-out? What is the full story of the Ma Barker House, and do the Barkers still reside there today? Today we talk with Kristy Summer of SoulSistersParanormal.com to find out. In part two of our interview on the Ma Barker House, we ask Kristy of Soul Sisters Paranormal:   Is the land where the house once stood haunted?  What went through Kristy and her fellow investigator's mind when they heard the voices of the Bakers begin to talk about the shoot out that happened more than 80 years ago.  Is the house haunted by the residual energy of a tragic night? Or, do the intelligent spirits of this crime family still live in the Ma Maker House to this day?  Does anyone besides the spirits of the Barkers reside in the house today?  Is there anything that seems to bring the spirits of the Barkers out of the shadows?  Do you think the Barkers have a message they want to get across to people today?  To listen to part 2 of our interview, become a Grave Keeper at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks 

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WELP Emily Rose is back, after nearly 48 hours in a truth spiral about the upcoming Kravis Wedding ceremony in Italy... she gets into it ALL! The problematic sponsor, the ridiculous outfits, the choices in general, the eery similarities between he and Shanna's whirlwind romance, and then into the alleged affair Travis had with Kimberly Noel back in the day. If you want to deep dive even further on the Shanna/Kim/Travis of it all, check out the deep dives I mention by Celeb Deep Dives blogger, known as u/ibeendrakein on Reddit, Here: https://celebdeepdives.com/2022/02/27/did-kim-kardashian-and-travis-barker-hook-up/ You can support the pod by subscribing to my Patreon: https://patreon.com/whotfknowsThrough Cash App: https://cash.app/$emilyagogoFollow me on IG: https://www.instagram.com/whotfknowsemilyrose/&TikTok: @whotfknowsemilyrose Intro/Outro Music: https://linktr.ee/LDGreenIIISupport the show

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Have you ever learned so much about your weakness, you've decided to get help for it? In this episode I'm pulling back the curtain on accountability coaching.

Forget meeting the Barkers, it's time to meet. Ms. Shanna Moekler, an accomplished performer and professional in her own right. From her early success in state and national pageants, to her time on TV + Film sets with the likes of Billy Idol, Mario Lopez, and Drew Barrymore, Shanna captivated those around her with her high energy, likable personality and of course, her undeniable beauty. She's been romantically linked to Dennis Quaid, Oscar De La Hoya and Travis Barker, and while she has mostly stayed out of trouble, there was of course, some star-studded legal drama along the way. (Looking at you, Paris Hilton!) And because all our stories eventually lead back to a Kardashian, there's some Travis Barker involvement to round out this rock star love story that went south.Rebekah shared three clues for the next episode: Vanilla, Real Estate + Mountain Lions!We are on YouTube! Subscribe to our channel and WATCH our episodes!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzv0DDmGsiakOtQX1JD06vgFollow us on social media! We are @criminalityshow on IG/FB + TwitterYou can say hi and tell us what you're watching: criminalityshow@gmail.comEnjoy the show? Please rate/review then share with a friend because loving REALITY isn't a CRIME! https://podfollow.com/criminalityCheck out Rebekah's New Series on DIE-ALOGUE: THE BUSINESS OF CULTS: Part 1 of 3 dropped this week:https://pod.link/1470890320/episode/626e67c9184a002eb2fb147af6b168a9Episode Sources:LIFE AND STYLE MAGAZINEhttps://www.lifeandstylemag.com/posts/shanna-moaklers-ex-boyfriends-and-complete-dating-history/WEB ARCHIVEhttps://web.archive.org/web/20070428192147/http://www.playboy.com/girls/playmates/personal/shannamoakler/my_story/BIOGRAPHY TRIBUNEhttps://biographytribune.com/where-is-supermodel-shanna-moakler-now-her-wiki-ex-husband-travis-barker-kids-net-worth-daughter-wedding/NEW YORK POSThttps://nypost.com/2000/12/21/ex-champs-gal-pal-sues-for-palimony/PEOPLE MAGAZINEhttps://people.com/celebrity/shanna-moakler-paris-hilton-have-dustup/SCREENRANThttps://screenrant.com/celebrity-big-brother-shanna-moakler-travis-barker-drama/TMZhttps://www.tmz.com/2015/01/16/travis-barker-shanna-moakler-arrested-death-threats-fight/ABC NEWShttps://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Television/story?id=7585131&page=1TV GUIDEhttps://www.tvguide.com/news/carrie-prejean-lawsuit-1009363/YOUTUBEhttps://youtu.be/Yem9QOn5RrASee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this episode, I give a full list of why I think Travis Barker is the smartest man in the music industry right now. Travis Landon Barker (born November 14, 1975) is an American musician who serves as the drummer for the rock band Blink-182. He has also performed as a frequent collaborator with hip hop artists, is a member of the rap rock group Transplants, founded the rock bands +44 and Box Car Racer, and thereafter joined Antemasque and Goldfinger. Barker was a frequent collaborator with the late DJ AM, and together they formed TRV$DJAM. Due to his fame, Rolling Stone referred to him as "punk's first superstar drummer" as well as one of the 100 greatest drummers of all time. Born in Fontana, California, Barker began drumming at an early age. He began playing for the Aquabats in 1996, but left to join Blink-182 in 1998, which encountered mainstream success with Enema of the State (1999). Barker established himself as a versatile drummer, producing and making guest appearances in music projects of numerous music genres including hip hop, alternative rock, pop and country. He also starred in an MTV reality series named Meet the Barkers. He was involved in a plane crash in 2008, but he recovered and released his debut solo album, Give the Drummer Some, in 2011. He has continued to work with rappers, releasing extended plays with Yelawolf and Asher Roth and Nottz, as well as with Blink-182 and the Transplants. LET'S CONNECT: Kyle's Instagram Kyle's Facebook Email: Kyledevlinfitness@gmail.com

Each word and countersign rings out with love and meta-wisdom.Welcome to Fall.Interview and travel-thru with Scott Bazar, progenitor of the Fork and Spoon creation house in Panama City, Florida and of a startling method of music-making that brought this operator to teary thanks. Music from collaborators and eldritch storage wars. 0.00.00 - Welcome to the Fall-ing / 0.03.34 - "Fauna" - Bad Calm Zero + Jeff McLeod / 0.06.47 - "Unit 40" (Short Fiction) / 0.13.20 - Intro to Scott / 0.14.51 - "aq6" - Lewis Perry, DK, Scott Bazar feat. ACAB / 0.18.22 - NSAID Horoscope from Joe Davita / 0.19.12 - "Talking Novelty Trout" - Plutonian Burrito / 0.28.33 - Interview with Scott (feat. Joel Switzer) / 1.05.30 - Electromagnetic Music dEMMo / 1.09.12 - Barkers of the Wrong Tree at the Fork and Spoon /

It's Saturday the 20th March 2021. In today's post match pod we are joined by Oxford fan Adam Strand who's going to help us analyse Blackpool's FOURTH away win on the bounce, this time, a fine two-nil win at the Kassam Stadium. First Half Hectic start to the match, with ‘Pool pressing from the off, for once! 5 - KK long range shot 7 - Tricky Brandon Barker run past Turton, crosses into Maxwell chest. 9 - Dougal blazes over 14 - Great bending corner from KK, headed off line from Ballard header. Sykes clears off the line. 15 - GOAL! Dougal. Corner from Garbutt, cleared, headed back in from KK, on by Thorniley and finished by Dougal. 20 - Another dangerous Barker run down the left, caused havoc in Blackpool box. Ex Rangers man looks a threat. Great high pressing from Bllackpool in first half of first half 27 - Mark Sykes drills a great shot just wide. 30 - Ward ‘cross/shot' goes out for a throw in from great counter attack 35 - Gorrins misplaced pass, KK intercepts and curls it just wide. Should have hit the target 42 - GOAL! Ballard. Another beautiful inswinging KK corner, powered in by Ballard. Best half of the season by Blackpool that. Letting Oxford defence have the ball then high pressing their midfield and refusing to let them play making them go long. Second Half 46 - ‘Pool counter, KK cross caused havoc, Atkinson keeps ball off the line by falling on the ball 47 - Ox then counter with Shadipo firing straight at Maxwell - should have done better as it opened up for him 55 - Shadipo great chance. 4 v 2 break and should have scored. Great block from Garbutt. 57 - Embleton drags one just wide after good work on the right, lacking in power though 59 - KK slotted in from Yates, KK dinks but Stevens saves after quickly coming off his line 70 - Embleton 1-2 with Yates, Stevens tips over, great save 75 - Ageyi drills shot in, straight at Maxwell. Oxford pressing now and looking dangerous. 80 - Barkers dangerous clipped cross from the by-line, headed wide by Agi. 82 - Gabriel played in at angle, shot tipped round from Stevens for a corner. ‘Pool in control of the match last ten minutes of the match, keeping the ball in their half 88 - Gabriel bursts into box put pokes it over with his right foot. Should have taken it on his left maybe. SIX minutes of added time?!!!