Podcasts about british summer

It's a punchy one this week as the girls discuss the run up to All In! What a strange and inadequate build most of these matches have had. We get into what worked and what didn't with MJF and Ospreay, and big ditto for Bryan Danielson and Swerve. Heel patriotism, MJF? During the summer of the Olympics and the newly revitalized DNC?!? Bad timing, brother. And otherwise, what don't we talk about? The Hangman interview, a BTE obituary, a wrestling game where you lose health points as you try to convince your stars to lose matches, and of course, Minnesota senior senator Amy Klobuchar. (00:00) Chitchat Time(07:22) All In Overall Thoughts(11:39) MJF and Ospreay(25:52) Swerve and Danielson(55:01) Casino Gauntlet match(58:11) Hangman Adam Page(1:06:33) Young Bucks, FTR, Darby, Jack Perry, Acclaimed(1:21:30) Mercedes and Britt(1:23:19) Toni and Mariah(1:26:11) Chris Jericho and Hook(1:29:12) Trios & Zero HourSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/social-suplex-podcast-network/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's a punchy one this week as the girls discuss the run up to All In! What a strange and inadequate build most of these matches have had. We get into what worked and what didn't with MJF and Ospreay, and big ditto for Bryan Danielson and Swerve. Heel patriotism, MJF? During the summer of the Olympics and the newly revitalized DNC?!? Bad timing, brother. And otherwise, what don't we talk about? The Hangman interview, a BTE obituary, a wrestling game where you lose health points as you try to convince your stars to lose matches, and of course, Minnesota senior senator Amy Klobuchar. (00:00) Chitchat Time (07:22) All In Overall Thoughts (11:39) MJF and Ospreay (25:52) Swerve and Danielson (55:01) Casino Gauntlet match (58:11) Hangman Adam Page (1:06:33) Young Bucks, FTR, Darby, Jack Perry, Acclaimed (1:21:30) Mercedes and Britt (1:23:19) Toni and Mariah (1:26:11) Chris Jericho and Hook (1:29:12) Trios & Zero Hour

Clean out your ears as you're in for a treat. Over the coming weeks, as we will the British Summer to impress us, we're going to be sharing with you right here on The Fertility Podcast feed, The F Word at Work episodes, which is the podcast created by Fertility Matters at Work and its what has kept Natalie busy for the last 18 months and why Kate has been at the helm of The Fertility Podcast.Hopefully it will be useful for you if you've been trying to find the words to talk about what you are going through at work, as there's lots of examples of how support has been implemented and even if you share it with some colleagues so they get a better understanding of what you are going through, that will in itself make a difference. Be sure to subscribe if you've not already, so you don't miss anything and you can also follow The F Word wherever you get your apps and also follow Fertility Matters at Work on insta to stay up to date on all the amazing work it is doing to raise awareness of fertility issues in the workplace.

Catch up with Danny, Bash and league President Paul Convoy as the preview the upcoming British Summer Cup competition at AAA and AA level. Also making a discursive appearance was pasty skinned Scots, disrespectful baseball, The London Series, rain....lots of rain and of course....baseba'! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/capsandpipes/message

Izzy The Bricky is joined by Charlie Collison and James Roden to discuss working through the British summer. They talk about how it really is the best season for bricklayers in the UK but also comes with it's challenges. Everything from unpredictable weather, sunstroke, suncream, wet bricks, when to take time off, how late you work until and much more

YOUTH, producer of a huge range of artists (including Kate Bush, Crowded House, The Orb, KLF, The Verve, Guns 'n' Roses and Primal Scream) and Jesse Goodman of the Allen Ginsberg Estate come to the Bureau to talk of the beat poet's impact on music and the British counterculture.   We hear about Youth's 'Iron Horse' project and two albums of interpretations of Ginsberg's Fall of America poems by an astounding range of artists and we get deep into counterculture, the power of poetry, creativity and the possibility of a third summer of love.. -- Youth and Jesse will be with us in  March, when we are presenting a program of happenings to celebrate Ginsberg's London Life.   See the EVENTS page for full details. -- In May 1965, Allen  arrived in London and gave a free reading at Better Books in Charing Cross Road. It was an event described by poet-provocateur Jeff Nuttall as "the first healing wind on a very parched collective mind” and one that provided the impetus for the International Poetry Incarnation at Royal Albert Hall, a hugely significant catalyst for the first British Summer of Love. Music featured prominently in Ginsberg's work - both in his self-accompanied performances and live collaborations with artists including Dylan, Paul McCartney and Patti Smith - and in the inspiration it has had on the wide range of musicians who have set it to music. Ginsberg In London Events  Youth's Iron Horse Album Youth at The Horse Hospital March 15th The Fall of America albums  Volume 1 and Volume 2 Images courtesy of the John Hopkins Estate  

Con il Parlamento in vacanza la politica non si è fermata. Tra il conto in banca di Nigel Farage, le polemiche contro il sindaco di Londra e i suoi provvedimenti anti inquinamento, la crisi migratoria e economica che non accennano ad affievolirsi, c'è tanta carne al fuoco da analizzare in attesa della conference season.

This week on For The Love Of MotoGP:Tim and Steve celebrate the return of MotoGP racing and review round nine of the championship at Silverstone. Talking points for this episode include:Silly season moves and rumoursTyre pressure monitoringThe top 5 finishers in Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGPBagnaia's track limits 'infringement'And much more!Enjoy the showJoin us in the For The Love Of MotoGP Facebook CommunityFantasy League – T2L2S9NMPatreonMagic Mind – Use Code MOTOGP20 at checkout for up to 56% off a subscriptionYou can also find us on Instagram and Twitter @fortheloveofmotogp or you can reach us by email at fortheloveofmotogp@gmail.comReference material for this episode came from: motogp.com | the-race.com | wikipedia.org | crash.net | Thanks for listening!

One of the horses needs the vet...... British Summer update......Mickey lives out his Barbie dreams......

Porsche Talk Podcast News. What's happening with Porsche values? A short review of auction results, along with my 2 cents on Goodwood FOS. Sorry I couldn't make it there personally, but the news about a day off due to weather sounded like a typical British Summer! Ajmal will give us his opinion at our next full episode. Let us know what you think. I'm @marcandcars Ajmal is @flatcapdriver Hope you're listening from behind the wheel.

In this episode we talk about A&E dramas, Thorpe park & the lovely British Summer! We hope you enjoy listening to our podcast and join us for more mums that moan podcasts! Contact us on mumsthatmoan@gmail.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mumsthatmoan/message

Music festivals, sporting events, barbecues and Pimms! Here's what the British summer is like... FREE transcript of today's episode on patreon.com/learnenglishwithben Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Music festivals, sporting events, barbecues and Pimms! Here's what the British summer is like...FREE transcript of today's episode on patreon.com/learnenglishwithben Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

We recap the great clay season that was: ending with Rafa and Iga lifting Roland Garros trophies as well as playing through the pain, from the juniors to the legends, and look ahead to British Summer, served on grass. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To celebrate the clocks going forward here in the U.K. and the return to 'British Summer time', this Painting of the Week is Maxfield Parrish's Daybreak - the most popular print of the twentieth century!For more information and to see the artwork being discussed please visit www.seventh-art.com/podcast

Nella lunga pausa estiva della House of Commons sono comunque successe un sacco di cose: freedom day, cambio del ministro della sanità, crisi in Afghanistan, congresso dello Unite e pure una elezione suppletiva. Facciamo il punto della situazione per capire meglio cosa ci attende questo autunno.

Hello you! We're back for Day 1 of our Isolation Diaries, bunkered down in Calshot. Today we talked about...• Day number confusion.• Garden gnome face tan.• Dubai body clock.• Unavoidable morning family noise.• Father-in-Law coffee machine envy.• The perfect British Summer day.• The miracle of keeping a 9yr old off an iPad.• Double doggy doo-doo dilemma.• **ARGUMENT ALERT** (regarding SIM card bitterness).• Another batch of PCR test results.• Barbecues & rhubarb crumble.• Simon's 'double hump' (Post-travel farting & locating loo rolls).• Missing the silver bum gun.• A fruit or veg 'Would You Rather?'• Loving Lorra's local stories.• A 'Favourites' about Calshot.We're posting Isolation Diaries photos, videos and stories HERE, so feel free to take a look, leave comments and ask questions, especially if you're due to travel.See you tomorrow... Hopefully! xSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/husband-wife-sentenced-to-life. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

O embate inevitável aconteceu em Silverstone, Hamilton e Verstappen chocaram e incendiaram a discussão sobre o #BritishGP Um Grande Prémio cheio de emoção com excelentes performances e outras, diga-se, bastante más. Fora do circo...recital Albuquerque nas #6H Monza Link para novo regulamento: https://bandeiramarela.pt/2022-ano-de-mudancas-e-novos-conceitos-aerodinamicos/

Declan's weekly song from EP116: I Think Once I Heard Joey Ramone Rhyme "Corner" With "Skirt"

The heat of the British summer wave has inspired Rinelle and James in this episode of Three More Dots to take a jaunt up, down and around the pyramids of the world. Did you know Balmoral Estate has a pyramid? What sound does a sword make? While listening you might wonder - what is that bleeping sound? This podcast's forecast looks all clear and good to go! 

Hello & Welcome to wet & windy Doncaster as our wonderful British Summer falls flat on its arse before its even begun! Because of this, My new Geecast mix takes on a distinctly anti summery feel this month! This month Ive banged out a load of new recent tunes from the scenes heavy weights! Hitting like an uppercut from a prime Mike Tyson! If you would like a Mix for either your podcast or live radio show then please fee free to email me at kevgee1976@gmail.com Thanks for your support! Enjoy! 1 - Dolphin - Phonaestetica 2 - Current Value - That Smile 3 - The Outside Agency & Current Value - Listen To Me VIP 4 - Deformer - Happy Hentai 5 - Deformer - Moment of Violence 6 - Dolphin Hollow Ground 7 - Micron - 1994  8 - Detest & Tripped - Bag Of Dicks 9 - Adamant Scream & Thrasher = Disorder 10 - Dither - Techn0 11 - Nvitral - King Of The Underground 12 - Detest - Drop This 13 - Dolphin - Alright 14 - Hellfish - Run That Ruff Stuff 15 -  Dolphin - Descention 16 - Ultragore & The Breakline - Aguza 17 - Ophidian - End The Earth III 18 - Dolphin - Ebbs

British Summer is here as award-winning sexual health advocate Rukiat (@IamRukiat) joins Sapphire! Find out why she's a warrior against STIgma, low libido, hot vax summer (sex after the covid vaccine), and why you should practice what you preach *ahem Derrick Jaxn* when it comes to being a leader in the sexual health and dating community. As heard during the sexy break 42:14.888 - 43:17.279 unleash your inner freak by ordering toys, adult movies, lube and more from cduniverse.com/EARPLAY and earn 20% off your first purchase! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sapphiresearplay/support

Welcome to the British Culture Club - this is episode 1 on The Great British Summer.In this episode we talk about many different aspects of summer in the UK - the weather, activities, festivals, food.British Culture Club homepage: https://langl.ink/britishcultureclub(if you are learning English, you can read the podcast text as well as listen)Join the British Culture Club free to get the latest updates: http://eepurl.com/g_pfJL--British Culture Club is a Languages United project ©2020.

Hi, I’m Stewart Spinks and welcome to Episode 117 of my podcast, Beekeeping Short and Sweet, With the weather turning cooler and rainy, it’s time to turn my attention to the new unit, preparations for the honey extraction at the end of the month, and I have a question for you, have you ever been stung!Catch up with my latest podcast hereI’m grateful to Honey Paw hives for sponsoring in part our podcasts for this season.Honey Paw hives are, as I’m sure you’re aware, Poly Langstroth hives and we’re setting up an apiary full of their hives this season courtesy of Honey Paw. Check out their range of hives and other equipment on their website, I’ll leave a link to their website in the show notes as usual.Honey Paw Hives - Designed by Beekeepers, For Beekeepers.Welcome back once again, and the British Summer continues to do it’s thing, meaning it’s raining once again, it’s been a wet week really, since the weekend we’ve had some quite heavy showers nixed in with a little sunshine but generally it’s been quite cloudy. I’ve been out inspecting where and when I could but to be honest the bees are not too keen on me crashing around when it’s wet and humid so it’s been quite intense at times. I would say this week I’ve had more stings than I’ve had all season and it’s just not pleasant. It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been keeping bees the sharp jab of a bee sting is always unwelcome but actually not all stings are equal. It’s interesting that sometimes when you’re stung by one of your honeybees it’s almost as if you’ve been jabbed by a needle but the pain is instantly gone, there’s no swelling or long lasting itchiness. The flip side of this is the less pleasant sting that makes you jump and dance like some maniac, dropping your hive tool and cursing the colony with threats of robbing all their honey or worse still total destruction! Now I’m not totally serious about the whole destruction thing, not totally. Most of the time stings are the fault of the beekeeper, let’s face it, sometimes we’re clumsy and don’t always pay attention to what we’re doing and that’s when we put our fingers and thumbs where they shouldn’t be and we get stung. I remember, some time ago, and I apologise to anyone who has already heard this story, I may have already mentioned it in previous podcasts, but, it’s an amusing and also interesting situation that illustrates nicely the effects of a bee sting or two.Some years ago I was carrying out an inspection on a series of hives in a lovely little apiary ........................And on that very cheerful note we reach the end of this week’s podcast, thanks for hanging around until the end of the podcast and keep the comments coming.Please do take a look at the extra content available on my patreon page, that’s www.patreon.com/norfolk honey I’m Stewart SpinksAnd that was Beekeeping Short and Sweet

Meet Jack Taylor... Drummer in Tax The Heat and general Jack of all trades at Siren Artist Management, an international band management company that take care of the likes of Thin Lizzy, Black Star Riders, Saxon, Europe and Stiff Little Fingers.Bristol band Tax The Heat were formed in 2013 by Jack and vocalist Alex Veale. They have successfully combined classic blues rock with an alternative twist and their current albums include Fed To The Lions and Change Your Position, released back in 2018.In this weeks episode we hear how Jack manages his time between both roles and how working in the music industry had it's benefits when it came to starting Tax The Heat.He talks about his responsibilities when touring with the bands he looks after as part of Siren Artist Management, the impact of show cancellations such as Europe's 2020 Summer tour with Whitesnake and what the bands and artists have been up to in lockdown.Rounding off our hattrick of drummers in this month's episodes of The Road To Rock, Jack talks about the remote writing sessions he and the Tax The Heat gents have been having during the lockdown, their inspirations and how the next album is taking shape.He reveals how the band got together and where Tax The Heat got their name, what happened at their first festival gig which had a helping hand from some classic British Summer weather and how they're desperate to get back to playing live gigs again!https://www.taxtheheat.com/https://www.sirenmanagement.com/

Whether the weather agrees or not, it is British summertime! What is synonymous with British summer? PIMM'S obviously! This week, Meg talks discusses the history of the world's most delicious drink to have in the sun. Did you know there was once six different versions of Pimm's? Listen to find out more! Mentioned This Week:https://www.smartgroupltd.co.uk/news/smart-hospitality/the-history-of-pimms-britains-favourite-summer-drink/You can reach Gin and Beer It on any of the following:Instagram: @ginandbeeritshowEmail: ginandbeeritshow@gmail.comWebsite: www.ginandbeeritshow.comTwitter: @ginandbeeritpodPlease like, subscribe, and rate the show on iTunes!Artwork by @zoehaworthMusic by fiverr

In the twelfth episode of the Anglotopia Podcast, we discuss British Summer Time. Join us for a discussion for all things British Summer, included fun stories from our past trips in summertime Britain. There will be rain and sun. And tips for how you can make your own summer a little more British even though none of us can currently travel there! Editor's Note: This was recorded in June 2020 so might seem slightly out of date. But we haven't been able to release it to now for lots of reasons that are too boring to go into. Show Notes British Face Masks Anglotopia Print Magazine Adventures in Anglotopia - The Book Adventures in Anglotopia ISBN Number: 978-0985477080 Fortnum & Mason Cookbook National Trust British Cookbook Cornish Smuggler's Tea British Corner Shop Oxford Live Webcam Dawlish Sea Cameras Anglotopia.TV British Pie Society British Summer Book Excerpt

In the twelfth episode of the Anglotopia Podcast, we discuss British Summer Time. Join us for a discussion for all things British Summer, included fun stories from our past trips in summertime Britain. There will be rain and sun. And tips for how you can make your own summer a little more British even though none of us can currently travel there! Editor’s Note: This was recorded in June 2020 so might seem slightly out of date. But we haven’t been able to release it to now for lots of reasons that are too boring to go into. Show Notes British Face Masks Anglotopia Print Magazine Adventures in Anglotopia - The Book Adventures in Anglotopia ISBN Number: 978-0985477080 Fortnum & Mason Cookbook National Trust British Cookbook Cornish Smuggler’s Tea British Corner Shop Oxford Live Webcam Dawlish Sea Cameras Anglotopia.TV British Pie Society British Summer Book Excerpt

Hi, I’m Stewart Spinks and welcome to Episode 115 of my podcast, Beekeeping Short and Sweet, Our Summer nectar flow is about to begin but this week I’ve had to contend with some sneaky and grumpy bees, listen in for stuff you just don’t find in the books.Catch up with my latest podcast hereI’m grateful to Honey Paw hives for sponsoring in part our podcasts for this season.Honey Paw hives are, as I’m sure you’re aware, Poly Langstroth hives and we’re setting up an apiary full of their hives this season courtesy of Honey Paw. Check out their range of hives and other equipment on their website, I’ll leave a link to their website in the show notes as usual.Honey Paw Hives - Designed by Beekeepers, For Beekeepers.Before we get started this week I wanted to say a quick hello and thank you to the team that moderate my Facebook group “Stewart’s beekeeping Basics”. The Facebook group was set up to give new beekeepers the opportunity to ask those beginner questions in a safe environment where they’re not going to get shot down by know it all beekeepers who find it amusing to harrang new beekeepers and give them a hard time. The trouble is there are always beekeepers out there that get their kicks out of talking down to new beekeepers and that’s where the moderators come in. If you’re new to beekeeping and want to chat with other beekeepers in a controlled and safe environment do give it a look. I also find there are beekeepers who have started their own YouTube channel and seem to think it’s ok to piggyback on the back of the hard work we’ve put in and promote their own channels and products in my group, while I’m not against sharing knowledge I do think they should make the effort of creating their own platform to promote their content and not try to take shortcuts using someone else’s hard work. So thank you to the team of moderators that help me with policing the Facebook group.It’s raining again, welcome to the great British Summer, we are so lucky to have such a variable climate here in the UK with seasonal changes creating something different in the landscape as the months go by. The rain is actually very welcome, perfectly timed for all of the Summer flower plants our honeybees will be foraging on over the next five or six weeks. Remember, the plants need the water in order to produce a decent amount of nectar in order to tempt our pollinators, including my bees, onto their flowers to pollinate them and get a reward of nectar for doing so. This is it for me, the start of the Summer nectar flow, colonies are now in a variety of states ranging from queenless where they have swarmed, being occupied by a virgin queen that has recently emerged, some have newly mated queens that have just started to lay eggs and others such as our skyscraper colony seem to be ploughing on, full steam ahead and doing just fantastically well. The flip side is we have discovered several colonies that have Chronic Bee Paralysis Virus and I think I mentioned before I’m going to destroy these. I just don’t want it spreading throughout my apiaries. Thinking back to the various colonies I currently have, I would say I have an average set up, not everything is where I wanted it to be and I have lost a few swarms from colonies that were totally unexpected. An interesting situation developed with the church cut out colony this week that I want to share with you to give an example of how bees can completely flummox you as a beekeeper...........Well, that’s it for this week, Thanks for hanging around until the end of the podcast and keep the comments coming.Please do take a look at the extra content available on my patreon page, that’s www.patreon.com/norfolk honey I’m Stewart SpinksAnd that was Beekeeping Short and Sweet

Throwing out a queer life ring to those missing London Pride, Notting Hill Carnival and drowning under the constant rain – although yesterday the sun came back but we’ve had weeks of rain – the classic British Summer! Starts with… The post RC 328: Summer Always Happens When It’s Raining appeared first on Radio Clash Music Podcast & Blog.

Happy Episode 16! Now that Labor Day has officially passed, Meg spends this week recapping her favorite British summer events from 2019, including Royal Ascot, London Zoo Nights, and more. Weekly segments this week include the book Born to Run, the show Killing Eve, and Meg's favorite BBC article of the week. Articles from this week: Maid of Honor Wears T-Rex Costume to Sister's Wedding The Worst Time of Day to Get Sick You can reach Gin and Beer It on any of the following: Instagram: @ginandbeeritshow Email: ginandbeeritshow@gmail.com Website: www.ginandbeeritshow.com Twitter: @ginandbeeritpod Please like, subscribe, and rate the show on iTunes! Artwork by @zoehaworth on instagram Music by fiverr

  In this episode, Liam is talking to Poli van Dam and Jen Razavi of the Bombpops. This interview took at the New Cross Inn during the hight of the British Summer, With warm Strongbow Cider in hand you will hear talk of the 'hustle' and the reality of balancing real life with the aspirations of the band, Poli opens up about her Diabetes, and Jen talks about her time in Italy with the Italian punk band Rumatera. You will also hear the girls talk about receiving constructive criticism from Fat Mike, What it's like to be a woman that happens to be in a band, and we also discuss the impact that Tony Sly death has had on people talking more openly about mental health within the punk community. We end the podcast with a great story from Jen about the time she witnesses the rise and fall of Matt Skiba's comedy career, Throw in stories of booze, smoking weed with mum and dad and a sprinkle of farts, and I think that that's a good summary of this episode! As always your band plays out the show and this weeks band hail from Brighton, England. They're called 'Cockwomble', and their new E.P is out now. Please go rate and review on whatever podcast streaming service you use. Follow the podcast on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @punksinpubs. Lastly, the power of word of mouth helps this podcast grow so tell your friends and family to listen if punk is there thing.

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The clocks have changed and Elliot is all confused. British Summer time is here and it is nearly Easter so the lads discuss the topic and also have time to talk about celebrities. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are few things better than getting outside on a sunny day.  Relishing the rare British Summer, Louise & Neil head up to Louise's allotments to soak in some nature - and start talking about the experience of food, pigeons and stamping butterflies.

What could be more appropriate to the climate I live in than an indoor picnic? Much as I enjoy cooking, when I have friends over I don’t always want to make a meal of it. I’m not looking to cut corners, but the opposite: I want everyone to laze expansively - a freeform fiesta - greedily grazing from bits and bites covering the kitchen table. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Graeme has handcrafted another pinhole camera with predictable results, Ade is all of a quiver about Holga week and they discuss the merits and pitfalls of shooting expired film. All this whilst enjoying the one week of British Summer heat

Tom decides to pursue a new vocation in Pokemon hunting. Steve's laptop melts thanks to the British Summer and Mitchell makes a startling revelation - which can be heard after the outro. Featured games in this episode; Pokemon Go, Inside (with puzzle spoilers), Monster Hunter Generations and Dirt Rally VR. Plus, a load of other gaming-related chatter.

In this episode unlike Buzz Lightyear, Ade's camera hasn't been going to infinity, let alone beyond. They chat about Lomography, family events, darkroom disaster and the essential quality needed for a camera during a British Summer - waterproofing.

Rob's back and with the football season officially over, starts his summer transfer window. He's bringing in a series of co-hosts and today is joined by the brilliant Joe Davies. They talk signs of the British Summer, awkward vegan moments with Rom and all things West Country.

The rain just keeps raining, an expedition to see the Olympic Torch, an Airshow Roundup, Pitton says ‘Goodbye’ to one of its residents and Sean ponders the Power of St Michael. Links: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFdomRycKQM http://cnmc.sqpn.com/ http://friendsoftrevor.wordpress.com/ http://www.cenacle.co.uk/ End Music "Radiance", by Sarah Bauer, available through www.musicalley.com I love to hear from you, send your MP3s or email feedback  to feedback@justacatholicdad.com, or leave a comment at www.justacatholicdad.com.  Just A Catholic Dad is proud to be an SQPN affiliate podcast.