Podcasts about Champagne

Father Michael Champagne joins us for a powerful conversation about faith, family, vocation, the Eucharist, and the incredible story behind Louisiana's beloved Fête Dieu du Teche.Raised in a deeply Catholic Cajun family, Father Michael shares how daily prayer, the Rosary, and Eucharistic devotion shaped his life and eventually led him to the priesthood and the Community of Jesus Crucified. He discusses the influence of Father James Fry, the meaning of redemptive suffering, the beauty of Eucharistic adoration, and why the Cross remains at the center of the Christian life.We also dive into the origins of Fête-Dieu du Teche, the annual Eucharistic procession along Bayou Teche that has become a powerful witness of faith throughout Acadiana. Father Michael shares stories from the early years, the inspiration behind the historic Mississippi River Eucharistic procession, and the countless conversions, healings, and moments of grace that have emerged through these events.Show Highlights• Fête Dieu du Teche• Father Michael Champagne's vocation story• Community of Jesus Crucified• Catholic faith in Cajun culture• Redemptive suffering and the Cross• Eucharistic adoration and devotion• Catholic evangelization in Louisiana Support the show

The Problem: We’re living in an earnest time. (Recorded on August 3, 2026.)

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Send us Fan MailM. Chevallier Carte Noire Brut CavaThis Bubbly is produced by Spain's oldest winery and Cava producer!Carte Noire indicates that the Champagne was produced with only Red grapes.A quick check of the internet didn't confirm this and only showed the 3 traditional white grapes.I am confused.I think this is a Red grape Cava, but I am not sure. It is only $7.99, check it out and let me know!Check us out at www.cheapwinefinder.comor email us at podcast@cheapwinefinder.com

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In this episode, Clint Swindall does what he does every Friday --- encourages listeners to celebrate all that is good in life. Check it out! ---------- If you like the podcast, you'll love the Tell Me Somethin' Good! book. Check it out:   Tell Me Somethin' Good! - https://www.tinyurl.com/yxcsg3sh ---------- Have Clint bring his message of positivity to your organization, either in person or virtually. Check out his Speaker Video ---------- Follow me:   Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/clintswindall Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmsg_clintswindall/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clintswindall2 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clintswindall LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clint-swindall-csp-9047174/ ---------- Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network  

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Neo2soul Playlist The Vibes Female Takeover sponsored by Urban Style Essentials & Positive Networks C.I.C.Our goal is to bridge the gap between the mainstream & indie artists. Our main aim is to focus on edgy neo-soul & jazzy/soul/r&b female artists/groups.*NOTE (This list is not based on Charts or streams, just on what NEO2SOUL discovered.)The podcast mix show is syndicated onWVRO (USA) Mon/Wed/Fri 6 pm UK (weekly)WHTL 95.2 FM (USA) Mon - Fri 9:30 am UK (weekly)Golddust Radio (UK) Sun 2 pm UK (Monthly)Pulse Int'l Radio (USA) Thur/Sat 9pm UK (weekly) RadioFM (Worldwide) 24hrsIVY FM (Worldwide) 24hrsIG: @neo2soulplaylistBella Blair & Crate Classics - ButterTekowa Lakica - pplcomepplgo.demoEvil Genius & Nia Chennai - Ice Creamthe della kit ft Junia-T - Goodnessaster black ft B:PM - Patterns ChelseaLuv - Consequences (freestyle)Deanna Li - It's YouIsabel - CRAVING CONNECTION !!!Ashley Sorrell - ElectiveIris Aeria - noodles n steakthreetwenty - could it be lovemegiapa - Open Your EyesOsamu Fukuzawa, Robyn Florence & edbl - Here BeforeNamaya - AddictedMalunga - Make My DayWilBEENTrill & Shanté - EAST OAKLAND BABYSól - The FenceIntalekt & Shae Universe - IT'S OKAYAJIA & Natra Average - L ShapeCalida Ray, Awet, Paolo de Jesus & INDOME - Back HereMarzena Haizel - The WayTayah - FantasiseMai Mai - Slippin Out RealityAmy Palmer - is it you?Olivia Prado - Up n DownMelia Lisa - Making It UpMia Taylor - MonsterWestheaven & Ebony Winter - ChanceMarie Dahlstrom - Night & DayTora-i - Champagne & LaceLuna Elle - Moment Of SilenceAriel - CENTREFOLDYazmin Lacey - Summer HazeAndrea Valle - 4 the streetsHeather Elaine - Hood ChicNeya - Prince CharmingSilvana - Not the oneGotts Street Park & Celeste - EasyMillie Gibson - RekindleHARUNA & Saïna - Summer Kind Of LoveLauren Glancy - Gave It AllShuko & Laureen Mobo ft La Reezy - PossibilitiesLola Louii - ain't been myselfBréé - Keep It CuteTan Brown & So Lo - Off My ChestMaria Taktouk - maria mariasol may - childlikeZarriah - more than a miracleKhadijah Lopez - Girl CodeJaszy Shavers - Light It Up (Freestyle)Romy Dya - Love Me (Soul Card Never Declines) Lindsay Lucas - The LightJenna Camille & High John - Back it UpNAVENI & MALAVIKA - Emotional WreckTeri Tobin - Vibe With YouManuela Tomé - To Be Where You AreMahoganysmuse - RearviewKhame' - Rehsuhpea RepriseOlivia Simone - eyes on meAnn Weberg - Say lessChildren of Zeus ft Anieszka - Water & VibesDAP The Contact & Bymaddz - House Of BlueBuju Banton ft Ari Lennox - Satisfy Me Dinner Party ft 9th Wonder - Peace of Mind

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Det har blivit Marcus tur att njuta av Västkusten, och i veckans avsnitt bjuder han på sina bästa höjdpunkter därifrån. Viktor å andra sidan har avverkat sin sista semesterdag och kliver in i studion med en rejäl dos vardagsbitterhet. På nyhetsfronten svänger det rejält i spritvärlden! USA har äntligen hävt tullarna på skotsk whisky – en strålande nyhet för Skottland. Samtidigt trappar Trump upp tullkriget mot grannen i norr och lägger hela 50 % i tull på kanadensisk sprit. Dessutom kikar vi snabbt på uppföljningen från Champagnes värmeproblem: nu begränsas produktionen till 250 miljoner flaskor för 2026. Lyssna gott!

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Can Oregon become one of the world's great sparkling wine regions? It has already made remarkable progress, but the road has been far from easy. In this episode, we talk with the Executive Wine Editor of Food & Wine about Oregon's rapid ascent, what still stands in its way, and whether the region is making the right moves to compete with the best sparkling wine producers in the world.You can watch this episode right now on sommtv.com

This episode is presented by Create A Video – In a recent piece at his website, Rob Henderson breaks down the misleading definitions and use of "working class." He argues that that "people conflate social class with economic class. This allows us to talk about the former while pretending we are talking about the latter."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-kaliner-show--6946691/support.Subscribe to the podcast My preferred podcast platform: SpreakerAll the links to Pete's Prep are free!Get exclusive content here!Media Bias Check: GroundNews promo code!Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.com  

Champagne is more than something poured at a toast — it's a place you can actually visit, and this episode finally delivers on months of hints about a long-awaited spring trip there. Sommelier Lara Koffer joins Amanda to unpack the region's biggest split: house Champagne versus grower Champagne, and how roughly 16,000 growers keep the famous marques stocked with fruit. Grab your wine club wine, the Grumier Réserve Perpétuelle, a rare solera-style non-vintage blend dating back to 2005 and join us for stories from Reims and Épernay — Bollinger's hand-disgorged prestige cuvées, a Michelin-starred "Mysteries of Champagne" tasting menu, and hard-won advice on hiring a driver instead of renting a car. Pour a glass and settle in for a trip report worth the wait. Featured Wine: NV Maurice Grumier Réserve Perpétuelle Extra-Brut Champagne Find all of our mentions for restaurants, wineries, and hotels in Amanda's Guide to Visiting Paris and Champagne

The guys discuss the Bundesliga's new TV deal with USA Network and Fandango, Telemundo getting UEFA's new Spanish-language TV rights in the USA, FIFA's plan to sell shares of their "non-profit" organization, Jurgen Klopp officially becomes the new manager of Germany, Zinedine Zidane officially becomes the new manager of France, Roberto Mancini returns to Italy, the latest transfer rumors and more.

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Tequila and Champagne: Love Bombing Revisited — True Malice, Trauma Responses, or Pop-Psychology Misdiagnosis? Is fast-paced affection a dangerous red flag or just hyper-enthusiasm? This week on Tequila and Champagne, George and Shae Laraun revisit one of the most talked-about topics in modern relationship dynamics: Love Bombing. We're peeling back the layers of pop-psychology buzzwords to dissect the actual psychological and sociological root causes of intense early-stage relationships. From its historical origins in cult recruitment to modern dating dynamics, we look at whether love bombing is always driven by malicious control or if it's often an anxious attachment style overcompensating for a fear of abandonment. Plus, we break down how love bombing presents differently in men vs. women, how dopamine withdrawal affects victims after the "comedown," and how to tell if social media has ruined harmless gestures of affection. In this episode:

We talk with Paris-based wine expert Elisa about how to plan a French wine trip that fits your taste, your budget, and your travel style, whether you are wine-curious or a long-time collector. We share practical ways to choose regions, book tastings, and build a full vineyard experience that goes beyond the bottle. • France as a top wine travel destination thanks to wine, food, landscapes and culture • quick guide to Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne differences • how Elisa matches a region to your preferred styles and grape varieties • best wine region day trip from Paris with Champagne and Épernay ideas • lesser-known regions to add authenticity with Jurançon and Madiran • crowd-free alternatives near Bordeaux with Bergerac and Monbazillac • why you should book winery visits in advance and how far ahead • tasting basics for beginners and why English is usually available • tasting costs from free to premium and when buying is expected • getting around safely with tours, private drivers and Loire à Vélo cycling • how to bring bottles home with shipping and suitcase packing tips • when to visit, what harvest season is really like and festival planning • common planning mistakes with research, logistics and wine style expectations ⭐️ Guest - Elisa from  France Bucket List - Wine Travel Planning

What if that expensive bottle of wine you've just bought isn't what you think it is? In this episode of Eat Sleep Wine Repeat, Janina explores the fascinating - and often shocking - world of counterfeit wine and wine fraud with Maureen Downey, one of the world's leading authorities on wine authentication, provenance and fraud. From fake bottles of Burgundy and First Growth Bordeaux to the infamous Rudy Kurniawan wine fraud scandal, Maureen reveals how counterfeit wine enters the market, which wines are most commonly faked, and how experts determine whether a bottle is genuine. You'll discover how wine experts authenticate suspicious bottles using forensic techniques including the examination of labels, paper, glass, UV light, invisible inks and microscopic analysis. We also explore why wine provenance - the documented history of a bottle's ownership, storage and journey through the market - is so important when buying fine wine. Maureen explains how organised crime has become involved in wine fraud, why even experienced collectors can be deceived, and how technology, blockchain and bottle registration could help protect the wine trade in the future. She also shares practical advice on how to buy fine wine with greater confidence and reduce the risk of purchasing a counterfeit bottle. Along the way, Maureen shares the wines and producers that inspire her today, including Burgundy, Champagne and Jura Chardonnay, reveals why the Côte Chalonnaise is one of the world's most underrated wine regions, and explains why every serious wine lover should experience the food and wine of Piedmont at least once. Whether you're a fine wine collector, an enthusiastic wine lover, planning a wine trip, or simply curious about how to tell if a bottle of wine is authentic, this episode may completely change the way you look at every bottle you buy. To know more, go to winefraud.com Maureen's educational platform dedicated to wine fraud, authentication and provenance.  Shownotes 03:09 – How Maureen discovered wine — why she deliberately began studying wine at just 18 years old and the experiences that sparked a lifelong passion for wine. 05:00 – From hospitality to fine wine — how working in some of New York's greatest restaurants shaped Maureen's early wine career before an unexpected move into wine auctions. 06:44 – Why wine auctions are the ultimate classroom — how working with thousands of bottles from every producer, region and vintage became the ultimate way to learn about wine. 09:40 – Discovering counterfeit wine — the moment Maureen realised wine fraud was far more widespread than anyone in the industry openly discussed. 14:24 – How common is counterfeit wine? — why fake wines exist at every price point, from supermarket shelves to the world's most valuable fine wines. 16:28 – Which wines are most commonly faked? — exploring the different types of wine fraud, from commercial brands to First Growth Bordeaux, Burgundy and rare collectors' bottles. 21:50 – Fighting wine theft — how provenance, blockchain technology and bottle registration could help protect collectors and reduce wine crime. 28:43 – How experts authenticate wine — the forensic techniques used to identify counterfeit bottles, from paper, labels and glass to UV light, invisible inks and microscopic analysis. 32:05 – Bottles that almost fooled the experts — why authentication is a collaborative process and how experienced specialists work together to verify authenticity. 34:14 – The most sophisticated counterfeit wines — how modern counterfeiters have become increasingly advanced and why producers continue adapting their anti-fraud measures. 35:11 – The funniest counterfeit attempt — one of the most unbelievable fake wine cases Maureen has ever encountered and why it was impossible to take seriously. 36:32 – The truth about Rudy Kurniawan — separating myth from reality behind the world's most infamous wine fraudster and the network that supported him. 40:59 – Lessons from investigating wine fraud — what years spent exposing counterfeit wines taught Maureen about trust, psychology and human nature. 43:19 – Buying wine with confidence — practical advice on provenance, trusted merchants and why Maureen founded Chai Consulting to help collectors and consumers buy fine wine with confidence. 47:03 – The wines inspiring Maureen today — why Burgundy, Champagne and Jura Chardonnay remain favourites, plus standout producers including Krug, Domaine Hubert Lamy, Domaine J.F. Mugnier, and Argentina's Bodega Chacra. 49:22 – The world's most underrated wine region — why the Côte Chalonnaise deserves far more attention from wine lovers. 50:50 – A wine experience every enthusiast should have — why eating and drinking in Piedmont belongs on every serious wine lover's bucket list.

Calculate the perfect number of bottles: https://www.theweddingwines.com/calculatorPersonnalize your wine label for your wedding: https://www.theweddingwines.com/label-makerChoosing wine for your wedding is the biggest wine purchase most people ever make (often hundreds of bottles) and almost nobody teaches you how to do it. In this video: the exact quantity formula, where to spend and where to save, the crowd-pleaser styles that work for 100+ guests, why your toast bubbles shouldn't be Champagne, the sale-or-return trick, corkage math, serving logistics that make cheap wine taste expensive (and expensive wine taste cheap), and how to make the wine actually mean something on the day.▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

Nick Lloyd continues: by late 1915, commanders on both sides realized that the trench deadlock could not be easily shattered through traditional maneuvers. During the Second Battle of Champagne, the French and Germans engaged in a constant evolution of defensive and offensive technology, with the Germans thickening their lines with pillboxes, machine guns, and barbed wire in response to massive Allied artillery barrages. Lloyd emphasizes that the war's complexity forced a logical but painful shift in thinking as the dream of a grand "shattering breakthrough" faded into a grim reality of local gains. Amidst this carnage, figures like General Castelnau emerged, representing the human side of high command; a deeply religious man who personally suffered the loss of three sons, he serves as a counterpoint to the cliché of "cardboard cutout" generals. This narrative seeks to bring these individuals to life, showing them as humans wrestling with the desolation and horror of a war they could not easily win. (2)VON FALKHEYN

Nick Lloyd continues: by late 1915, commanders on both sides realized that the trench deadlock could not be easily shattered through traditional maneuvers. During the Second Battle of Champagne, the French and Germans engaged in a constant evolution of defensive and offensive technology, with the Germans thickening their lines with pillboxes, machine guns, and barbed wire in response to massive Allied artillery barrages. Lloyd emphasizes that the war's complexity forced a logical but painful shift in thinking as the dream of a grand "shattering breakthrough" faded into a grim reality of local gains. Amidst this carnage, figures like General Castelnau emerged, representing the human side of high command; a deeply religious man who personally suffered the loss of three sons, he serves as a counterpoint to the cliché of "cardboard cutout" generals. This narrative seeks to bring these individuals to life, showing them as humans wrestling with the desolation and horror of a war they could not easily win. (2)MONASH

In the previous episode of The Complete Disappearance of Cheri Champagne: After years of hearing mysterious stories about the 1980s adult film actor, Cheri Champagne, I was keen to see if she was still around and interested in talking about her life. The trouble was that no one seemed to have heard from her for almost forty years. There were many reasons why she intrigued me: from the strange beginnings dancing in a cage in a Maine sex club, the bizarre adult films she'd appeared in, the aggressive persona she adopted in magazine interviews, and her dominatrix-themed stage show that toured the sex clubs of New York in the early 1980s. Hers was a typically wild life journey from another era – but there also seemed be something different about Cheri, something that nagged at me, suggesting I wasn't seeing the whole picture. No one had managed to get close to her back in the day, perhaps not surprising given that she claimed she kept a torture chamber in her house and that her main pleasure was inflicting pain on her partners – hardly the sexy, feminine image that so many other stars of the time cultivated. But there was perhaps more to her than that: there were rumors from those who'd known that her hinted at a secret, something hidden in her background, something that might explain her distant attitude and seemingly hostile behavior. And then, after years of looking, I found Cheri. I called her, excited to learn the truth from her perspective. Her reaction was hostile and angry. She obliquely referred to trauma in her past as being the reason for not wanting to talk – and, after a short conversation, she hung up. This is what happened next. This is the concluding part of Cheri Champagne’s story. You can listen to the first part here. This podcast is 30 minutes long. —————————————————————————————————————— Cheri Champagne * The post The Complete Disappearance of Cheri Champagne, Part 2: Podcast 168 appeared first on The Rialto Report.

REDIFF - Jean-Luc Vadin, à la tête d'une petite maison de champagne de la Marne. Une semaine avant son 57eme anniversaire, il est retrouvé mort chez lui tué de trois balles. Peut-être un tragique cambriolage. A moins qu'il faille aller chercher ailleurs, dans les secrets de famille. Retrouvez tous les jours en podcast le décryptage d'un faits divers, d'un crime ou d'une énigme judiciaire par Jean-Alphonse Richard, entouré de spécialistes, et de témoins d'affaires criminelles.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this episode, Clint Swindall does what he does every Friday --- encourages listeners to celebrate all that is good in life. Check it out! ---------- If you like the podcast, you'll love the Tell Me Somethin' Good! book. Check it out:   Tell Me Somethin' Good! - https://www.tinyurl.com/yxcsg3sh ---------- Have Clint bring his message of positivity to your organization, either in person or virtually. Check out his Speaker Video ---------- Follow me:   Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/clintswindall Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmsg_clintswindall/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clintswindall2 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clintswindall LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clint-swindall-csp-9047174/ ---------- Part of the Win Make Give Podcast Network

Send us Fan MailToday I'm joined by the beautiful Jade Elana, founder of The Soul Salon—a sacred sanctuary devoted to helping women return to their hearts, reclaim their truth, and lead from the wisdom of their souls. Through retreats, spiritual mentorship, and feminine embodiment, Jade creates spaces where women remember who they've always been. (THE SOUL SALON®⁠)This conversation is one that unfolds gently, honestly, and deeply. We explore intuition, trust, feminine leadership, and what happens when we stop asking life for proof and start allowing ourselves to be moved by what we can feel.In this episode, Jade and I explore what it truly means to trust yourself beyond logic and to follow the quiet whispers of your soul before your mind has evidence to catch up.One of my favorite moments is when Jade shares the story of leading her recent retreat to Glastonbury and the profound experience of allowing the vibrations and sounds moving through her body to become the guidance itself. Rather than questioning what was happening, she surrendered to it and in doing so, opened a doorway into deeper trust, presence, and remembrance.Together we discuss:• Learning to trust intuition before external validation. • The relationship between the heart, the body, and spiritual guidance. • Why feminine leadership asks us to soften rather than control. • The difference between knowing something intellectually and embodying it completely. • Creating spaces where women feel safe enough to remember who they are.If you've ever wondered what it feels like to surrender to something greater than your thinking mind, this conversation is an invitation to listen, not just with your ears, but with your heart.Be sure to connect with Jade and explore her beautiful work through The Soul Salon, where she guides women through spiritual connection, feminine embodiment, retreats, and soul-led leadership. (THE SOUL SALON®)Cheers!

Cory Empting is Managing Director of Winegrowing at Domain H. William Harlan, overseeing Harlan Estate, BOND, Promontory, and The Mascot in the Napa Valley of California.Cory recounts his memories of growing up in the Napa Valley and learning about winemaking from the age of 15. He recalls running around The French Laundry as a kid and helping out with a harvest at Forman Vineyard. He also talks about his first experiences at Harlan Estate, a property where he has now worked for decades. Cory discusses why he decided to pursue a career at Harlan, which led to being named the Winemaker of the property years later.Cory talks about Bob Levy, the Founding Winemaker of Harlan Estate, who Cory still works with today. He also describes working for Bill Harlan and Will Harlan, the owners of the property. Cory talks about the 1997 vintage at Harlan Estate, and his experiences tasting that wine over the years. He also shares some thoughts about the ageing trajectory of Harlan wines in general.Cory discusses the Harlan property itself and contrasts it with the nearby Promontory vineyard, then describes how the winemaking approach for Promontory evolved over time. This leads into a discussion of how the approach at Harlan Estate has changed over the years, both in terms of the farming and the winemaking. One key change has been the move to dry farming (without irrigation), and Cory talks about the implications of that shift. Other topics that emerge in the discussion include soil health, head trained vines, vineyard exposure, harvest date, native yeast fermentation, fermentation temperature, stem inclusion, extraction, tannin management, avoiding acidification, the duration of malolactic conversion, press wine, and the length of élevage. Amidst this discussion Cory emphasizes his respect for Bob Levy's accomplishments and frames the shifts at Harlan over time as a natural evolution in a multi-generational business.Cory shares the terrible circumstances surrounding the wildfires in the Napa Valley in 2017, and what his family experienced during that time. He also grapples with how that harvest redefined his thinking about the winemaking. After that experience in 2017, Cory reviewed harvest records from previous decades and started thinking more about the winemaking of the past in the Napa Valley. This coincided with Cory having more encounters with older vintages of Napa wines.Farming is discussed in-depth, as Cory shares his thoughts on the language of plants and interacting with vines. A significant outcome of the work in the vines at Harlan has been earlier ripening as an outcome of dry farming. Cory recognizes members of his team who made key contributions to the work in the vines on the property, including the Castellanos brothers and Francisco Gonzalez. He also touches on the significant differences between different vineyard parcels within Harlan Estate, both in terms of vineyard work and exposure. The subject of multi-generational wineries comes to the fore as Cory discusses internal dynamics at the workplace between winemakers and ownership.In 2020, wildfire reappeared in the Napa Valley, and Cory made a decision to harvest weeks earlier than had been the norm at Harlan Estate in the 2000s. He refers to that decision as “an inflection point” for Harlan Estate and shares his reasoning in this interview. The question of whether wildfires are part of a new climate reality for Napa is addressed in this interview, and Cory talks about the relation of farming and climate to wine style. He also shares his thoughts on how smoke taint may alter the tannins of a wine. He closes with the thought that his team is currently learning and adjusting at a faster pace.This episode also features commentary from:Ric Forman, Forman VineyardKelli White, Director of Education at The Wine Center and author of the book "Napa Valley Then & Now"Frederic Mugnier, Domaine Jacques-Frederic MugnierSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This is Champagne Song, one of the Prairie Land defendants currently in solitary confinement. These are some poems that I wrote after being sentenced to 100 years. This first one is called “Never Forget” Never…

Renee, I loved your poetry. I hope you like mine too. It exists in a different time from you, but I hope it somehow reaches through. We should read our poems together on the day…

The fantastic five of football discuss Spain winning their second World Cup, Argentina's shameful performance in the final, the third place celebrity All-Star Game, the best performers in the World Cup, Chelsea signing Morgan Rogers and more.

Lessons from Champagne

Josh and Andrew preview Friday's Late Pick 5 at Saratoga on 7/24/26!Check out our friends at DRF.com for all your horse racing data needs!Follow us on Twitter @wrong_lead​​​​​​Follow us on Instagram and Threads! @otwleadRead our articles and check out our shirts and other merch at www.onthewronglead.com

Ant, Phil and Andy mark the Nations Championship midterms as they recap the first three rounds. France and South Africa have emerged as clear favourites, but there are some interesting performance arcs and player selection discussions to unpack. Are France in France a bigger threat to Boks ascendancy than three home games against NZ? Is Japan managing to break their reliance on foreign players? Is Scotland really the third best team in the world as Rassie reckons? And what of the flailing Fijians and irate Italians? Find out on this week's pod. Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show.

Charles Spicer describes how, during the 1937 coronation of George VI, Ribbentrop hosted a chaotic, overcrowded party at the German embassy. Despite the champagne-fueled festivities, the event was a social failure that highlighted the growing friction between the two cultures. Meanwhile, Vansittart realized the traditional intelligence services had poor access to the Nazi leadership. He established a parallel network—"Van's Detective Agency"—utilizing Christie and Conwell-Evans as private intelligence sources. Conwell-Evans, previously optimistic, underwent a total volte-face in 1937, bravely shifting his focus to gathering intelligence through his high-level German networks to warn the Britishgovernment. (7)1940

Charles Spicer describes how, during the 1937 coronation of George VI, Ribbentrop hosted a chaotic, overcrowded party at the German embassy. Despite the champagne-fueled festivities, the event was a social failure that highlighted the growing friction between the two cultures. Meanwhile, Vansittart realized the traditional intelligence services had poor access to the Nazi leadership. He established a parallel network—"Van's Detective Agency"—utilizing Christie and Conwell-Evans as private intelligence sources. Conwell-Evans, previously optimistic, underwent a total volte-face in 1937, bravely shifting his focus to gathering intelligence through his high-level German networks to warn the Britishgovernment. (7)1945

Cheri Champagne was active in adult films in New York in the early 1980s - a pretty, dark-haired performer, an unusually cool, devil-may-care manner, and a reputation for being enigmatic. What happened to her has remained a mystery. Until now.

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I am fascinated with the idea of luxury brands like Dior, LVMH and Armani. It is clearly more than just diversification or trying to find new revenue streams. It is and has become part of the brand On a recent trip to Beverly Hills, I was invited to lunch with the group from Chateau Y'quem. I moved the entire schedule around (duh), to be there. And though I was remiss in remembering who fronted the hospitality, I was taken by the hospitality just the same. Now I am taken by the woman of was at the helm that day. Meet Fahara Zamorano. If you think the wine world is just swirling glasses and sniffing out tasting notes, Fajara Zamorano is here to flip your tablecloth. She strides into Wine Talks declaring, "You gotta remove the ego," and then proceeds to break down luxury wine culture not with snobbery, but with the kind of candor that leaves sommeliers and armchair tasters alike scrambling to rethink what it means to appreciate wine. Raised in the vine-studded valleys near Santiago, with the occasional detour into the Atacama desert—the driest place on earth—Fajara Zamorano grew up living the contrast between farmland "fairytale" and the arid edge of the world. No wonder she grew into someone who can call out ego in the most self-important industry on earth, then build a wine program for Monsieur Dior in Beverly Hills—where the stakes are as high as the heels. You're not just getting tips about which bottle to order at dinner. You're going to learn why the true luxury isn't price tags or Instagram clout, but the ability to see, anticipate, and dissolve the invisible barriers between guest and experience. Fajara Zamorano peels back the silk curtain on how fine dining works—how sommeliers read people, how guest notes are kept, and why even the "perfect" wine list is about much more than showing off. She'll have you questioning why we talk more about pesticides in strawberries than in the Cabernet you're sipping, and challenge the way the wine industry sacrifices humanity at the altar of mass marketing. She knows firsthand the battles of fighting for sustainable farming in a market obsessed with buzzwords, and still keeps her sense of humor when talking about Champagne, Armenian wines, or the eccentricities of the ladies who lunch on Rodeo Drive. If you've ever cringed at a wine list, been intimidated at a high-end restaurant, or wondered whether all this luxury talk means anything, this conversation is the antidote. Fajara Zamorano and Paul K will not only teach you how restaurants wield psychology like a decanter, but why the best experiences always put people before ego, and farming before flash. What you'll actually learn in this episode:

Multi-hyphenate actor, producer, writer, and director, Sarah Drew is best known for playing 'Dr. April Kepner' for nine seasons on the hit ABC series "Grey's Anatomy" and Hannah Rogers in Warner Bros' "Everwood". Her recent TV credits include Freeform's hit series "Cruel Summer" which was the recipient of the Hollywood Critics Association Award for Best Cable Drama Series, and the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series "Amber Brown," written, directed and produced by Bonnie Hunt. Sarah released four films in 2023, producing and starring in Lifetime's "The Girl Who Caught a Killer", Sony Affirm's "Birthright Outlaw", and starring in Hallmark's "Guiding Emily". "A Cowboy Christmas Romance" marks Sarah's second feature film that she's written and executive produced for Lifetime, in 2022, Sarah produced and starred in her writing debut "Reindeer Games Homecoming" as part of Lifetime's holiday slate. Sarah made her directorial debut in "Grey's Anatomy: B-Team the Webisodes" which was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Awards for an Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series. She recently directed a radio play for LA Theater Works called "Fever Syndrome" which is set to be released later this year. In film, some notable projects include her debut in Columbia Picture's "Radio" alongside Ed Harris and Cuba Gooding Jr., as well as the lead in the hit Sony comedy "Moms' Night Out" alongside Patricia Heaton and Sean Astin. In 2022, she received a Canadian Screen Award Nomination for her lead role in Lifetime's "Stolen By Their Father". She began producing with Provident Films' "Indivisible," in which she starred alongside Tia Mowry. Sarah got her start in the arts at a young age before booking the lead role of the critically acclaimed production of Romeo and Juliet at McCarter Theatre Center, an award winning regional theater, in her fourth year of university. The opportunity catapulted her career, opening doors thanks to rave reviews by critics. She went on to make her Broadway debut in Vincent and Brixton, a classic play based on Vincent van Gogh, at the Lincoln Center Theater, then London's West End, before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in television and film. From stage to screen, Sarah emphasizes the importance of leading with your strengths by sharing a story of how a last-minute gut decision to perform a monologue instead of a musical number at a casting director workshop launched her career. You won't want to miss this episode as Sarah discusses how she approaches text, what makes for a dynamic self-tape, and the love she's found for producing, writing and directing. These are the unforgettable stories that landed Sarah Drew right here. Credits: The Stars Between Us Mistletoe Murders Grey's Anatomy Birthright Outlaw Guiding Emily How She Caught a Killer Reindeer Games Homecoming Cruel Summer Glee Everwood Mad Men Amber Brown Private Practice Mom's Night Out Radio Guest Links: IMDB: Sarah Drew, actor, producer, director, writer Instagram: @thesarahdrew THAT ONE AUDITION'S LINKS: For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at AlyshiaOchse.com. And don't forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me: @alyshiaochse & @thatoneaudition THE BRIDGE FOR ACTORS: Become a WORKING ACTOR (50% off special) THE PRACTICE TRACK: Membership to Practice Weekly CONSULTING: Get 1-on-1 advice for your acting career from Alyshia Ochse COACHING: Get personalized coaching from Alyshia on your next audition or role INSTAGRAM: @alyshiaochse INSTAGRAM: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com APPLE PODCASTS: Subscribe to That One Audition on Apple Podcasts SPOTIFY: Subscribe to That One Audition on Spotify STITCHER: Subscribe to That One Audition on Stitcher EPISODE CREDITS: HOST/PRODUCER: Alyshia Ochse WRITER: Maddie McCormick WEBSITE & GRAPHICS: Chase Jennings SOCIAL: Alara Cerikcioglu

Love Island USA Season 8 Finale Recap Love Island USA Season 8 crowns its winners, and Kirsten MacInnis and Brian Scally are here to break down every champagne pop, dance move, and tough moment from the finale. As Bryce and Trinity take the top spot, the hosts dig into the season's last dates, the new final four dynamic, and where the couples go from here. With full spoilers and hands-on opinions, the recap unpacks both the sweet connections and the lingering drama. This finale features heartfelt celebrations, late-game reflection, and a look at the final four's journeys. Kirsten and Scally analyze how each couple arrives at the finish line, from Melanie's resilience and Trinity's steady confidence to the eye-popping romantic setups, think riverside sandwiches and fairy tale books. The show's format comes under the microscope, too, with talk about how certain finale date types might reveal the winners and whether “I love you” moments hold up under the bright villa lights. Discussion extends to post-villa prospects for the cast, social media surges, and Love Island Games casting predictions. The episode keeps things lively with playful debates about fashion hits (and misses), lessons in Gen Z dating patterns, and a cameo from celebrity fans. Key moments include: The four finale dates, from Carl and Aniya's over-the-top flower fantasy to Zach and Kayda's (slightly cursed) riverside picnic, plus an analysis of how production choices signal a couple's likelihood to win Deep dives on couple dynamics: Sincere's rock-paper-scissors massage negotiation, Melanie's patience, and a rare finale night where not all couples go exclusive The significance of an all-Black women final four, as highlighted by contestant reflections and on-air celebration Sharp takes on the fashion, plunging dresses, bold cutouts, and a standout hot pink look, and whether some choices match the gravity of winning night Predictions for which cast members make it to “Beyond the Villa,” Thanksgiving, or even a return on Love Island Games, alongside thoughts on social media growth and brand deals post-show As the summer closes, who's likely to last, and which Islanders are vying for their next reality TV title? With post-villa challenges, shifting alliances, and a reunion on the horizon, the conversation stays focused on the drama and heart of the game. Dive into the full recap for in-depth analysis, predictions, and all the sharp observations about Love Island USA's Season 8 finish! 00:00 Finale Begins: Brinity Are Winners 06:09 Champagne, Conversations, and Final Four 10:00 Sincere and Melanie's Daytime Date 13:39 Sincere Fails the Massage Test 19:27 History: All Black Women Finalists 24:42 Zach and Kayda's Riverbank Date 28:42 Aniya and Carl's Fairy Tale Book 34:10 Will Aniya and Carl Win? 38:18 Bryce and Trinity's Romantic Declaration 43:46 What's Missing From This Finale? 50:02 Finale Fashion: Dresses and Reactions 53:49 Family and Celebrity Video Messages 58:55 Final Placements: Bryce and Trinity Win 01:05:13 Ranking Season 8 Among the Rest 01:12:04 Love Island Games Future Draft 01:19:29 Who's Making It To Thanksgiving? LISTEN: Subscribe to the We Know Love Island podcast feed! WATCH: Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT: Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!