Podcasts about coco pops

Captain Kill-Joy is back telling us what we can't eat and why. To be honest, he makes some pretty valid arguments and along the way, tells us what crackers (dry biscuits) are terrible and what are okay-ish (I say ‘ish'), why Coco Pops (with 24% sugar) get an astounding government-sanctioned 4 Health Stars (WTAF?), why not all calories are equal and why Gillespo suggests that inverting the health rating system (eating all the one-star foods) might not be the worst plan. Enjoy. https://dgillespie.substack.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Som mange av våre følgere og lyttere har fått med seg, spiser vi ofte coco pops før trening. Dette har vi fått en del interesse og spørsmål rundt- noe vi forstår veldig godt. Derfor bestemte vi oss for å, en gang for alle, gå gjennom denne magiske (eller ikke) coco popsen. Hvorfor spiser vi det? Hva er det i denne som gjør at vi velger den fremfor et måltid som vil bli ansett som sunnere og mer næringsrikt? Vi går ned til minste detalj, så dere kan få forståelse og kanksje lære noe nytt i samme slengen. Påmeldingen til confidence club er åpen NÅ, og er åpen ut 6 oktober. Link til påmelding finnes i bioen hos livsstilsprat instagram! Den 14 oktober går raketten i været, så da er det bare å feste setebeltet!  Har du et spørsmål angående confidence club, send en melding på Instagram @Livsstilsprat. Vi er også alltid tilgjengelig på våre private kontoer; @siljehv og @coach_ingelaskoglie for en prat! På snapchat kan du følge oss på daglige vlogs under @ingelask og @siljehve. Tusen takk for at du har lyttet til podcasten vår❤️ Husk å følge oss, samt legge igjen en review! Sjekk også ut vårt nye cover, som vi er så fornøyde med! Reklame- Ikke glem vårt samarbeid med fantastiske MMsports. Du kan handle i deres nettbutikk med koden "siljeingela10pt" og få 10% rabatt på alle varer, også salgsvarer (utenom varer fra Optimal recovery). Vi setter stor pris på alle som vil støtte oss ❤️

Sie waren so schokoladig, dass die Milch zum Kakao wurde: Kellogs Coco Pops. Wir haben sie geliebt die Cartoon Werbespots der 80er und 90er Jahre: Coco der kleine Affe, der ein fantastisches Frühstück genoss. Es war so schokoladig, dass die Milch zum Kakao wurde... VORBEI- und Niemandem ist es aufgefallen. Ein Zufall hat Lars darauf aufmerksam gemacht. Ach ja- um Lego geht es auch. Und Tinder. Also ganz normale Folge: BRRRRRICKSIIIDE Storyyyys!

Treasury Wine Estates, the owner of Penfolds, will sell off some of its cheaper wine brands after budget drinkers tighten their purse strings. A US court has found that Google spent billions of dollars to illegally monopolise the online search market. Mars Incorporated is considering a takeover of Kellanova, the makers of Pringles and Coco Pops. — Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatworkDownload the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStoreDownload the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlayDaily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletterFlux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinstaFlux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance—-The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, I have been GRIPPED by the urge to talk about cereal. Coincidentally, cereal is the focus of one of the films we review (it's not a coincidence). In an attempt to curb option paralysis, I am gustatorially unadventurous. But when I consider the myriad cereals on supermarket shelves, I can with confidence claim to have sampled the vast majority. Lit and watered by its nostalgic roots, cereal outgrows its edi-bedfellows. I han't and won't nibble upon such transatlantications as Count Chocula and the Froot Loop. Some of the products I soon mention will be American, but these FEEL American and a residual nationalism casts doubt upon their virtue. As red is the protagonist of the colours and the apple the principal of the fruits, the cereal Don to me will always be Coco Pops. It's been over a decade since our last acquaintance and I weep for all that is lost. It was touched by milk. So milk it too touched. Rice Krispies - the underboss, a worthy second whose wings are clipped by choclessness. Frosties - the third leg of that elementary triumvirate, Tony long since usurped by similar beasts (Crunchy Nut). METAPHOR SHIFT Corn Flakes - the granddaddy, the soggy stalwart and what a vile procession of words. Bran Flakes & Special K - the boring and fun parents, respectively, rightly concerned with the movement of one's bowels. Cheerios & Shreddies - good kids but nobody's favourites, are they? Shredded Wheat - the "different" cousin of whom we are nonetheless fond. METAPHOR SHIFT Weetabix - a wonderful teacher in the rewards of patience. Weetos - a lover whose time in one's life is certain to be short-lived. Because you love her so much. It can't be good for you. And good things like this don't last. Not for you... not for you. And Sugar Puffs - a relic of HOME, a place long gone but forever nestled behind our lives, that place we privately mourn, that pl-- I just found out that Sugar Puffs are now called Honey Monster Puffs. What the FUCKING FUCK?! They come for it all, don't they? METAPHOR COLLAPSE I'm hobbled by the character limit but believe me, I have more to say. On this ep, Jordan and I discuss ERIC, UNFROSTED and uvvers.

In today's episode the Three Food Guys battle it out over what breakfast items are the best ever!Join Dub, Nectro & Ange for a fun breakfast-themed "This or That" game, where we choose our favourite breakfast items. When it comes to cereals, are we having milk or no milk, milk first or cereal first, choosing between Weet Bix or Corn Flakes, and Coco Pops or Rice Bubbles. For bacon lovers, the choices are rashers or streaky, and maple bacon or normal bacon. Other breakfast options include deciding between pancakes or waffles, and then what do you top them with? Fruits or chocolate, ice cream or cream, and golden syrup or maple syrup. Muffins, crumpets, and ways to prepare toast, eggs, and the all elusive ultimate egg and bacon roll is revealed!We also talk the ABA announcing the best pies in Australia for 2024, with the overall winner being filled with your not so normal pie filling, probably not your first choice of pie either. Dub also found another food fact, where researchers found that eating a certain number of burgers changes your life...All this and more from the Three Food Guys!IF you love the podcast, FOLLOW for more, and rate the podcast 5 stars it helps us bring you more podcasts!!@threefoodguys@angeeats@nectoriouspapi@dub.eats.everything Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Autrice facétieuse et débordante d'humour, Stella Lory était notre invitée – mais après tout, ce sont les Rendez-vous de la BD d'Amiens qui avaient commencé. Discussion à bâtons rompus, entrecoupée de fous rires et de dérision. Parce que l'existence, on n'en sort pas vivant...

Dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Olivier Kac, DG de Kellogg France, groupe présent depuis 1968, qui occupe la première place sur le marché français des céréales du petit déjeuner, avec des marques iconiques comme Special K, Trésor, Coco Pops...Depuis sa création en 1906, le groupe s'engage à faire évoluer ses modes de production (approvisionnements responsables, soutien des agriculteurs dans l'adoption de pratiques plus vertueuses) avec pour objectif : promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en répondant aux attentes des consommateurs et en limitant son impact sur l'environnement. ..En tant qu'entreprise alimentaire mondiale de premier plan, Kellogg s'est mis pour objectif d'apporter son aide à plus de 3 milliards de personnes d'ici 2030 contre la précarité alimentaire,Comment promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en limitant son impact sur l'environnement ? Comment aider le consommateur à faire des choix éclairés à l'ère de la surconsommation et de la multitude d'informations ? Comment œuvrer contre la précarité alimentaire ? Et à contrario, contre l'obésité ?Tant de questions et bien plus, abordées dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte. Bonne écoute ! Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur les engagements de Kellogg's France. Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.  Première diffusion le 15 novembre 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Olivier Kac, DG de Kellogg France, groupe présent depuis 1968, qui occupe la première place sur le marché français des céréales du petit déjeuner, avec des marques iconiques comme Special K, Trésor, Coco Pops... Depuis sa création en 1906, le groupe s'engage à faire évoluer ses modes de production (approvisionnements responsables, soutien des agriculteurs dans l'adoption de pratiques plus vertueuses) avec pour objectif : promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en répondant aux attentes des consommateurs et en limitant son impact sur l'environnement. .. En tant qu'entreprise alimentaire mondiale de premier plan, Kellogg s'est mis pour objectif d'apporter son aide à plus de 3 milliards de personnes d'ici 2030 contre la précarité alimentaire, Comment promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en limitant son impact sur l'environnement ? Comment aider le consommateur à faire des choix éclairés à l'ère de la surconsommation et de la multitude d'informations ? Comment œuvrer contre la précarité alimentaire ? Et à contrario, contre l'obésité ? Tant de questions et bien plus, abordées dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte. Bonne écoute ! Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur les engagements de Kellogg's France. Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.  Première diffusion le 15 novembre 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To kick off Season 6 we wrap up some of the latest news from the world of sports science including the craziness of world running records, UCI bans on in-turned brake levers, one athlete's crazy high VO2 Max numbers and why cold weather may increase the risk of concussion in contact sports.SHOW NOTESLetsrun article on the 10km WR of Agnes NgetichArticle on the UCI's clampdown on inturned brake leversMore detailed discussion of the implications of the UCI policyThe discussion about the insanely high VO2max reported in Blummenfeldt, and some chat about why it may not be entirely legitThe paper we mention that shows how many of the gas analysers used in exercise testing don't have the reliability and accuracy they should haveThe analysis showing that concussion risk in the NFL may be higher on cold daysRugby start Louis Rees Zammit heads to make it in the NFL, this article explains the challenges he'll facePodcast that mentions Coco Pops as a pre-exercise ‘meal' (don't overdo this advice!), part of Ross' tongue-in-cheek New Year's resolutions (full episode is subscriber only)Article by Stuart Philips, a future guest of the pod, on the benefits of resistance trainingInterview with Tommy Lundberg on the same resistance training topic Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What's your greatest phobia? Si and Jonny delve deeply into the weird and baffling world of fear in this week's episode, our first one back in over 3 months! Are you excited?  Are you hopping up and down with glee?  Are you perspiring with unfettered joy?  Or is it more a case of a subtle raise of the eyebrows and a muttering of "oh, right..." before adding this to a perpetually growing queue of podcast episodes that you won't get to before 2026, if it even survives the inevitable purge in a few month's time? Cynical?  Moi? Well, seeing as no-one reads this, I can say whatever I want, can't I?  I like I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.  Yes, I do.  It's not the best, but I like it, so you can shove it up your arse.  Yes, I've gone rogue and I don't care who knows it.  I used to eat Coco Pops out of two plastic cups.  One with Coco Pops and milk in it and one with just Coco Pops for a refill.  It was glorious.  I used to lie on my bed, watch 24 and eat it with a plastic spoon.  I bloody loved it and I'm not even ashamed.  The song "Hello, Hello, Hello" by Remi Wolf is on my playlist and I don't skip it when it comes on.  You wanna start something?  Come on!  I'm right here!  The ship sinks!  Bruce Willis is a ghost!  It's a sled!!!   Ahem... Sorry about that.  I seem to have gotten Gizmo wet and fed the offspring after midnight... So here's another episode, we talked about Jaws...er...Arachnophobia. The one with the spiders and Harry from Speed. Peace out.   MUSIC TRACKS Modern Funk Groove by StudioEtude. Feel The 80s by Nuclearmetal. Adventure Battle Victory Ident by MPAudioSolutions. Job Done Comedy Logo by FlossieWood Jazz Jingle Logo by RedOctopus.   

Dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Olivier Kac, DG de Kellogg France, groupe présent depuis 1968, qui occupe la première place sur le marché français des céréales du petit déjeuner, avec des marques iconiques comme Special K, Trésor, Coco Pops... Depuis sa création en 1906, le groupe s'engage à faire évoluer ses modes de production (approvisionnements responsables, soutien des agriculteurs dans l'adoption de pratiques plus vertueuses) avec pour objectif : promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en répondant aux attentes des consommateurs et en limitant son impact sur l'environnement. .. En tant qu'entreprise alimentaire mondiale de premier plan, Kellogg s'est mis pour objectif d'apporter son aide à plus de 3 milliards de personnes d'ici 2030 contre la précarité alimentaire, Comment promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en limitant son impact sur l'environnement ? Comment aider le consommateur à faire des choix éclairés à l'ère de la surconsommation et de la multitude d'informations ? Comment œuvrer contre la précarité alimentaire ? Et à contrario, contre l'obésité ? Tant de questions et bien plus, abordées dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte. Bonne écoute ! Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur les engagements de Kellogg's France. Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte, Alice Vachet reçoit Olivier Kac, DG de Kellogg France, groupe présent depuis 1968, qui occupe la première place sur le marché français des céréales du petit déjeuner, avec des marques iconiques comme Special K, Trésor, Coco Pops... Depuis sa création en 1906, le groupe s'engage à faire évoluer ses modes de production (approvisionnements responsables, soutien des agriculteurs dans l'adoption de pratiques plus vertueuses) avec pour objectif : promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en répondant aux attentes des consommateurs et en limitant son impact sur l'environnement. ..En tant qu'entreprise alimentaire mondiale de premier plan, Kellogg s'est mis pour objectif d'apporter son aide à plus de 3 milliards de personnes d'ici 2030 contre la précarité alimentaire,Comment promouvoir des modes de production et de consommation plus sains et durables tout en limitant son impact sur l'environnement ? Comment aider le consommateur à faire des choix éclairés à l'ère de la surconsommation et de la multitude d'informations ? Comment œuvrer contre la précarité alimentaire ? Et à contrario, contre l'obésité ?Tant de questions et bien plus, abordées dans ce nouvel épisode de L'Empreinte. Bonne écoute ! Cliquez ici pour en savoir plus sur les engagements de Kellogg's France. Inscrivez-vous à la newsletter de L'Empreinte pour suivre toute l'actualité RSE en cliquant ici.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's RIP for Kelloggs in Australia as they re-brand Coco Pops and Crunchy Nut under their new brand… Kellanova. Warner Bros Discovery plans to launch its Max streaming platform in Australia in 2025… which is really going to hurt Foxtel and Binge.. who licence their content. TikTok is testing out a new ad-free subscription tier to open up new sources of revenue. — Build the financial wellbeing of your team with Flux at Work: https://bit.ly/fluxatwork Download the free app (App Store): http://bit.ly/FluxAppStore Download the free app (Google Play): http://bit.ly/FluxappGooglePlay Daily newsletter: https://bit.ly/fluxnewsletter Flux on Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta Flux on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance —- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on a beautiful sunny day we're at the Rising Sun Hotel in South Melbourne, we're next to the window, and we've opened it up to let a fantastic breeze in. Beers, breeze and sunshine - does it get any better? Okay the odd truck drives past, but you can't have everything.The Ox has decided that he needs to schmick up his appearance. He wants to dress well and look sharp, but reckons he needs a new look, and enlists Marko to help out. Marko outlines his proposed 'urban cool' look for The Ox. As an addition, Ox decides that his teeth have to get sharpened up as well. Ox suggests that he might also get a #5 necklace to take advantage of the #5 Demons aura. Marko decides to storyboard the look for The Ox. More to come.The Ox has had some feedback on Producer Dan, specifically that he has a boring name. His mates have suggested a new name for Dan, who is not impressed. Highly unlikely the name will stick. Whilst on the topic, Marko is unsure whether they can be friends with Dan anymore after something he has recently done. The Ox is is vigorous agreement, and Dan is lined up. Might be a case of workplace bullying tbh. Either way Ox and Marko decide they can't be friends with Dan anymore.Marko discovers what the Don McLean song American Pie is about, he never knew it was about a plane crash. The Ox is horrified that Marko doesn't know. Marko reckons the song is average and he could write a better song. Big call.Then things get serious when Marko has a crack at The Ox over his lack of delivery of Wayne Carey, and suggesting that a shoulder reco doesn't impact the Ducks ability to talk. The Ox continues to make excuses. He's a disgrace. The Ox counters with a crack at Marko over not getting Ricky Ponting. Also disgraceful.The Ox has a new business idea - TinderMat. A cross between Laundromats and Tinder. The boys love it. It's an awful idea. But what do you think? We'll do a poll and get to the bottom of it. Marko also thinks that the fruit and vegetable section of the supermarket is a good 'pick up' area. He then tells a story about looking in the shopping trolley of an internationally famous person, and outlines what was in their trolley.We have the results of our poll on which is more popular: Coco Pops vs Fruit Loops. Both Ox and Marko had strongly differing views - but the poll doesn't lie. The Couple of Blokes, Couple of Beers family have spoken overwhelmingly in favour of one option, and one of the boys is unimpressed.Lots of feedback this week as usual, keep it coming, the boys love it ! A heap of comments on Marko's orange jumper. One listener with eagle eyes has noticed something about Markos watch.We chat to listener Mark who wants to pick up The Ox on a comment he made a couple of weeks ago about Pennsylvania saying that the state was famous for making pencils. Mark gives us a long list of things that it is actually famous for, unsurprisingly pencils don't make the list. Then we find out how Marko graduated American history with straight A's despite going to only one class.Marko is horrified by comments The Ox makes about the classic movie Philadelphia.Follow a Couple of Blokes, Couple of Beers and get involved with the show on social media here: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Subscribe, rate and review the podcast - and if you feel like helping out, tell a friend about the podcast and help spread the word. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ox and Marko have been lured back to the Box Hill Golf Club by the offer of a few free beers. What a couple of tight-arses. But no time for that cos we've got a big show. Marko has come to the pod wearing an orange jumper. Ox likes it, or at least he does a good job of pretending to. Marko gives us an update on the camera at his neighbours place and whether it identified the mystery dog-crapper on his lawn.Ox has come in with a couple of a things on his mind, starting with a story that has shocked him about kids birthday parties. It is ridiculous, Ox has a fair point. Ox and Marko discuss destination weddings - Marko had the dream scenario!Marko has a “Can We Still Be Friends' question to ask Ox. It has to do with Ox and Marko's mate Matty who has started dressing in a certain way that Marko is not happy with. Leads to a chat about online shopping, Marko is a fan generally. Ox does, but only when he's drunk - and he's made some poor online purchasing decisions of late, which he explains. Ox lays the blame firmly at the feet of Coopers Pale Ale. Marko has also made some poor online decisions, not as embarrassing as Ox's, but not great.Ox reveals that he has bought fat pills online and reckons he'll be shredded by Christmas and looking like Trevor Hendy. Marko thinks this is a result of being over 50, and that it changes people and how you see things, and what you can do. Ox reckons he's having memory lapses now he's over 50; and he's got some issues with his body: kicking a footy, pushing wheelbarrows, bungee jumping.Ross from Mackay calls through with a story about playing mixed foursomes at his course, it's a ripper; and Marko tells a great story about a reverse shank. As usual plenty of feedback. Lots of comments about your death-row meal suggestions. Both Ox and Marko end up hungry as a result of your feedback. Ox makes a ridiculous comment about Pennsylvania which we need clarity on - if you know what that state is famous for, let us know on the socials. Speaking of ridiculous - Ox makes the big claim that Fruit Loops are better than Coco Pops. We'll get a poll up and you can tell us.Joke today is from Marko, and it's not bad this week!Follow a Couple of Blokes, Couple of Beers and get involved with the show on social media here: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. We'd love you to subscribe, rate and review the podcast - and if you feel like helping out a couple of mates, tell a friend about the podcast and help spread the word. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, follow us down a rabbit hole as we take a look at the imaginary header during the tunnel walk. Where did this phenomenon go, and are developments in sports science and psychology responsible for it's demise? We also take a look at famous footballing superstitions, and ask whether or not they're a force for good.If you have any questions, football trivia or topics you want us to discuss, here's all our socials;IG: @EnglandBTeamPod, @garethhouston_flute and @joeedwards01TikTok: @englandbteampodcast and @joefutbol96Twitter: @EnglandBTeamPodChapters:0:00 - Intro2:23 - Danke, Austria5:29 - What is The Imaginary Header?8:47 - Theory 1: Children Mascots12:32 - Theory 2: Sports Science14:55 - Theory 3: Sports Psychology23:55 - Trivia Pause24:45 - Wiki Career Path Game 126:19 - Wiki Career Path Game 228:09 - Wiki Career Path Game 329:11 - Wiki Career Path Game 429:42 - Santi Cazorla's Magical Return31:46 - Wiki Career Path Game 532:25 - Wiki Career Path Game 635:07 - Famous Footballing Superstitions48:28 - The Imaginary Header Conclusion Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Special med Oscar Reventlow-Mourier, der er caddie for Nanna Koerstz Madsen og ved at forberede sig til US Women's Open på Pebble Beach. Vi taler med Oscar om hvordan han fik jobbet, hvor vildt det er at være på Pebble Beach til en major og om samarbejdet med Nanna. I anden halvdel af afsnittet har Amstrup besøg i Himmerland af Niklas Nørgaard og hans caddie Kasper Broch Estrup. Vi snakker om deres samarbejde, om Niklas' oplevelse af at være tæt på sejren ved British Masters, om Himmerland, den interne bødekasse og Coco Pops. Golf Showets special er produceret af Qvortrup Media i samarbejde med https://www.golfexperten.dk.

Australian journalist Nick Cater joins Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater to discuss the hysteria over Coco Pops, George Osborne's deranged attacks on smoking, and why Australia's plan for an Indigenous ‘Voice to Parliament' is a truly terrible idea.  Send your postbag questions to lastorders@spiked-online.com and we'll try to answer them in the next episode. Find out more about spiked's internship scheme here: https://www.spiked-online.com/interns   Become a spiked supporter: https://www.spiked-online.com/supporters/  Sign up to spiked's newsletters: https://www.spiked-online.com/newsletters/ Check out spiked's shop: https://www.spiked-online.com/shop/ 

Mazel tov! It's a boy and what a boy indeed! Three proud dads are now given the momentous task of raising Franklin Richards, a boy who can do anything, be anything and change everything. Zammit immediatley gives everyone an unnecessary lore dump before they all wish they had one of those GTA V playing Nightcrawler babies instead, Duscher keeps panicking about puberty and Jackson just wants li'l Frankie to live his best life. So crack open a refreshing can of titty milk and join us in our chaotic journey of dadhood as we try to bargain with our boy to make Coco Pops healthy and then worry when he is a dog.Buy our terrible merch here and check out the Bad Brain Boys on Apple Podcasts at apple.co/badbrainboys. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/plumbingthedeathstar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Breakfast on the aeroplane is all well and good until Daisy discovers they don't have Coco Pops! And then her mum fell asleep and dribbled all the way to Spain --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sarah25628/support

We've learned that Dave can get quite obsessed. Sneakers, guitars, Coco Pops, things get added almost weekly. We can now include height on the list and that is why he has secured the talents of Dr.Eirini Marouli, the Associate Professor in Computational Biology at the William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London to tell us whether we're as tall now as we're ever gonna be. Her title is almost as impressive as her knowledge on the subject! Amongst the facts Dave brings us is the tale of the tallest man who ever lived and his absolutely enormous shoes!We must pause at this point to apologise to any giraffes who listen to the podcast. It seems Neil has been waiting to "go off on one" about you and he does.Enjoy! Presented and Produced by Neil Delamere and Dave MooreEdited by Cathal MinogueMusic by Dave MooreArtwork by Ray McDonnell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Live Episode Alert!!!WHY WE GET HUNGRYNeil and Dave are delighted, not only to be recording a podcast in the same room for the first time, but also to be joined by an audience of enthusiastic Why Would You Tell Me That!? listeners in the Viking Theatre, Dublin.To celebrate Science Week, the lads have done their first live podcast and who better to invite along than the brilliant Dr Lara Dungan, who gently walks the lads through ghrelin, the “hunger hormone”.Why do we get hungry? When? Is ‘hanger' real? Why does Dave get unnaturally excited by Coco Pops? Is white chocolate real chocolate? *All will be revealed.In association with Science Foundation Ireland *Clearly not, you utter lunatics! Presented and Produced by Neil Delamere and Dave MooreEdited by Cathal MinogueMusic by Dave MooreArtwork by Ray McDonnell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In occasione del ritorno sui banchi di scuola, Kellogg presenta la nuova referenza Coco Pops Hazelnut Flavour, arricchendo la sua iconica gamma Coco Pops. I nuovi cereali Coco Pops combinano l'iconico cacao al gusto della nocciola, facendo comunque diventare il latte dell'inconfondibile color cacao. La nuova variante alla nocciola offre cereali deliziosi pensati come parte di una prima colazione nutriente, bilanciata e gustosa, fondamentale soprattutto per i giovani e i più piccoli che tornano a scuola.

Breakfast food giant Kellogg Co. lost a legal bid to block new anti-obesity measures in England banning the promotion of sugary cereals. The U.S. company that makes Coco Pops, Frosted Flakes, Frosties and Rice Krispies had challenged the U.K. government over regulations taking effect in October restricting the promotion of foods high in fat, sugar or salt. A High Court judge rejected the company's argument that the regulations don't take into account the nutritional value of milk added to cereal. Judge Thomas Linden said that mixing a breakfast cereal that's high in sugar with milk does not change the fact that it's high in sugar. Kellogg's argument that its cereals like Crunchy Nut Clusters and Milk Chocolate Curls “somehow become healthy products if they are consumed with milk is wholly unconvincing, as the addition of milk does not alter the nutritional profile of the products themselves," the judge wrote. Under the regulations, unhealthy foods will be banned from high-profile locations in supermarkets such as checkouts, shop entrances and aisle ends. There will also be restrictions on how they're displayed in online supermarket search results. More rules taking effect next year will ban buy one, get one free offers and other multibuy promotions. Kellogg's U.K.'s managing director, Chris Silcock, said the company is disappointed but doesn't plan to appeal. “By restricting the placement of items in supermarkets, people face less choice and potentially higher prices," he said, urging the government to rethink the regulations amid a cost-of-living crisis. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison delivered a formal apology to the alleged victims of sexual harassment, assault and bullying in parliament today, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has warned international travellers need to be triple vaccinated, The Pope has given a rare TV interview on an italian talk show, Kellogg's has released a new “mystery” flavor of Coco Pops, AFL world has been stunned by shocking allegations about Melbourne coach Simon Goodwin, Andy Lee, Justin Bieber, Nova, Fitzy and Wippa, Joe Rogan, Spotify, Rumble See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shredheads and Shredless Wonders alike will enjoy our cereal offences this fortnight. Chris works his way through a pack of Pastilles (here they are right now) that seem to be reading along, Ecco ends, and a new Knuckles strip brings us NIGEL DOBBYN!

Shredheads and Shredless Wonders alike will enjoy our cereal offences this fortnight. Chris works his way through a pack of Pastilles (here they are right now) that seem to be reading along, Ecco ends, and a new Knuckles strip brings us NIGEL DOBBYN!

Shredheads and Shredless Wonders alike will enjoy our cereal offences this fortnight. Chris works his way through a pack of Pastilles (here they are right now) that seem to be reading along, Ecco ends, and a new Knuckles strip brings us NIGEL DOBBYN!

Just a Conversation with Nazeerat Part 2 Episode 22 I Got a Story to Tell Podcast with Lanre Madiba Listen to part 1 (ep. 21): https://open.spotify.com/episode/5bU5UfYPaAHJMyoz8bu4fT Warning: This episode contains the use of profanities and we do not mean to target anyone in particular. So don't pull up on me or Nazyrat—we were not even paid for this sh!t Join the conversation: Nigerian economy, recession Misopportunities among youths Twitter ban Nigerian politics The Trap (school system, Society, e.t.c.) Networking Nazeerat / Nazyrat (A.K.A Coco Pops) is an entrepreneur from Kogi, Nigeria. We had so much to say about our nation's recession, growing up, freedom from parents, poor school system, entrepreneurship, bad governance, oppression, and more. Join us and catch up with the gist. Listen to the part 1 to better understand. Don't forget to like, share & subscribe. ☕ To donate, support or buy me a coffee, visit https://ko-fi.com/lanremadiba

Nazeerat / Nazyrat (A.K.A Coco Pops) is an entrepreneur from Kogi, Nigeria. We had so much to say about our nation's recession, growing up, freedom from parents, poor school system, entrepreneurship, bad governance and oppression, and more. Join us and catch up with the gist. Part 2 drops next Saturday. Don't forget to like, share & subscribe.

Coco Pops are gluten free now! Great news for Bob, but can Brooke tell the difference?

So it's December 1983 in Melbourne Australia and 3XY on the AM dial puts out the most unbelievable, hook-laden, catchy, funky, memorable 5-minute tune to ever hit my 13-year-old ears. Who was this? What was this? What had I just heard, please Mr. DJ tell me at the end of the song and please, please, please don't go to an ad! Bad luck as they immediately go to a Coco Pops jingle commercial. Eager but somewhat frightened that this propulsive and new favorite song may never be heard again, I feared these dulcet tones may be lost forever. No Shazam App, no internet to track the song down online, and no helpful DJ to ease my concerns, all seems lost. Alas, they come back from the ads and announce the song, announce the band, and through sheer weight of caller demand to the station play the song again. With Aussie pride and fervor, the DJ says folks: “this is Original Sin by the mighty INXS”! My life was complete. And so became my total emotional investment to these soon-to-be national treasures. So tonight, we examine 5 minutes and 19 seconds that changed mine and the lives of many. Every vocal, every sigh, every guitar riff, and every cry shall be broken down. Listener Warning: this shall take longer than 5 minutes and 19 seconds. Celebrate! Cheers Haydn.  Check out INXS's new website https://www.inxs.com/   Please sign the petition at  http://inductinxs.com to help get INXS nominated into the ROCK & ROLL HALL of FAME, where they belong.    Follow us on https://www.facebook.com/INXSaccessallareas check out our new Website https://www.inxsaccessallareas.com    If you would like to support the show then why not buy us a virtual coffee, by becoming a Patron and helping us continue to grow and become better.  Paypal donations welcome If you would like to donate to our podcast via Paypal, then please follow the below link or  email us at inxsaaa@gmail.com We would like to give you a shout-out on the show and send you an  INXS Access all Areas Patron Package. If you would prefer to remain silent, then we thank you humbly and kindly for helping us to continue to make this series of podcasts. https://www.paypal.me/INXSAAA To become a Patron/ subscriber then check out our different levels and see which one suits you.  https://patron.podbean.com/INXSAccessAllAreas   See you next week. Love Haydn & Bee.  

Exactly a year ago BackinBusiness launched its podcast to give small businesses a voice throughout the Covid pandemic. Little did we think then that we'd still be around a year later hearing from small business people about the trials and tribulations of keeping their heads above water yet planning ahead with optimism. We look back over the 12 months with Mark Hart Professor of entrepreneurship at Aston University, Richard Lambert, CEO of the National Hair and Beauty Federation and Keith McAvoy of the Seven Brothers Brewery in Salford (think 2 bars in Manchester City Centre and beer made from Coco Pops and Rice Krispies amongst other things).

Group chats, Matty has a go at Rosie, Coco Pops in the microwave, The Marty Sheargold Show on Triple M, Half-speed audio, The Yumbo from Hungry Jacks, Rosie bought in food, Free parking in the city, Best Team Mate podcast feedback, Radio fails, Mix 102.3, Melbourne V Richmond Anzac Round at AFL medal presentation that went wrong, Jarrod talks us through the Presentation stuff up, MCing in sport, Clip from the 2010 AFL Grand Final Norm Smith Medal stuff up, The Shifty Sound, we go through incorrect guesses, a NEW CLUE!, Translation app, Rosie life update, Jarrod and Rosie MC the Port Adelaide AFL Games, Everyone is talking about Rosies Jacket, the Instagram Botox Filter, Sexy Sam with a Sexy Jase from Press Box, Matt Burgess life update, What is ‘The Birthday Man’? The Tooth Fairy, The Best Team 8, Best TV Show Themes of all time, Back to the Future Quiz, The Jingle Game. Thanks to Brighton Trophy Centre, Shifty Lizard Brewery & Mind In Movement Physio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Group chats, Matty has a go at Rosie, Coco Pops in the microwave, The Marty Sheargold Show on Triple M, Half-speed audio, The Yumbo from Hungry Jacks, Rosie bought in food, Free parking in the city, Best Team Mate podcast feedback, Radio fails, Mix 102.3, Melbourne V Richmond Anzac Round at AFL medal presentation that went wrong, Jarrod talks us through the Presentation stuff up, MCing in sport, Clip from the 2010 AFL Grand Final Norm Smith Medal stuff up, The Shifty Sound, we go through incorrect guesses, a NEW CLUE!, Translation app, Rosie life update, Jarrod and Rosie MC the Port Adelaide AFL Games, Everyone is talking about Rosies Jacket, the Instagram Botox Filter, Sexy Sam with a Sexy Jase from Press Box, Matt Burgess life update, What is ‘The Birthday Man'? The Tooth Fairy, The Best Team 8, Best TV Show Themes of all time, Back to the Future Quiz, The Jingle Game. Thanks to Brighton Trophy Centre, Shifty Lizard Brewery & Mind In Movement Physio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Group chats, Matty has a go at Rosie, Coco Pops in the microwave, The Marty Sheargold Show on Triple M, Half-speed audio, The Yumbo from Hungry Jacks, Rosie bought in food, Free parking in the city, Best Team Mate podcast feedback, Radio fails, Mix 102.3, Melbourne V Richmond Anzac Round at AFL medal presentation that went wrong, Jarrod talks us through the Presentation stuff up, MCing in sport, Clip from the 2010 AFL Grand Final Norm Smith Medal stuff up, The Shifty Sound, we go through incorrect guesses, a NEW CLUE!, Translation app, Rosie life update, Jarrod and Rosie MC the Port Adelaide AFL Games, Everyone is talking about Rosies Jacket, the Instagram Botox Filter, Sexy Sam with a Sexy Jase from Press Box, Matt Burgess life update, What is ‘The Birthday Man'? The Tooth Fairy, The Best Team 8, Best TV Show Themes of all time, Back to the Future Quiz, The Jingle Game. Thanks to Brighton Trophy Centre, Shifty Lizard Brewery & Mind In Movement Physio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The It's Just Sport Team of Niamh Tallon & Joanne O'Riordan bring you the latest in sport. Sky Sports announced their coverage of the WSL, Katelynn Phelan takes the win, Rugby controversy, Irish rowing team announced and all talk about the new Coco Pops Strawberry & White Chocolate. Visit the website https://hersport.ie/ Check out the Her Sport channels Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/hersport.ie Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HerSport.ie/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HerSportDotIE About Her Sport: Her Sport is a media platform centred on bringing the latest Irish and international women's sports news. Her Sport aims to empower women in sport, inspire more female participation, increase opportunity and level the playing field for future generations. Our objective is to create real and tangible change. Contact us: hello@hersport.ie

"I'm going to level with you, lads. We're talking about a game I didn't even watch..."This week, Tom, Jim, Ash and Jules look back at Tottenham's Europa League win over Dinamo Zagreb, and the North London Derby loss to Arsenal. They also look ahead to this week's games. Tom makes us wonder why cereal is a thing; Jim talks about why goal music shouldn't be a thing; Ash questions whether Spurs' defence is a thing; and Jules questions what to do with a thing called José Mourinho...A little bit of substance, plenty of satire. You're welcome. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex Bruce and Sami Mokbel join Steve Crossman to preview Sunday’s Premier League games. Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli gives his first ever interview in English whilst Leeds defender Luke Ayling tells us about being released from the North London club as a youngster and subsequent journey back to the Premier League and why late night bowls of Coco Pops are off the menu under Marcelo Bielsa. TOPICS 9m30 – Luke Ayling interview 22m - Alex Bruce likens Luke Ayling’s career path to his own in terms of being released by a big club as a teenager and the education you get playing at lower league clubs. 24m30 – Arsenal have completely lost the balance between defence and attack. Not the way Arsenal supporters have been brought up watching attractive football. 30m – OGS managing expectations and taking pressure off players - but should he try and galvanise the club and make everyone believe they can win the title. 34m – Sam Allardyce not having the opportunity to do the required work on the training ground to sort the WBA defence and him biting off more than he can chew with the job at Albion. 35m30 – Are the relegation places already sewn up or do Fulham still have a chance? 37m – Will Fulham regret not getting an upgrade on Mitrovic this season?

It's that time of the week again - Muck That Mum Made!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Graham's got some awful news about Coco Pops, Nathan speaks about an animal called Mc Fart and we speak to a magician!

In this festive episode, we take a look at a BANANAS tale of serial killer turned snowman Jack Frost, made with one third of a soup commercial’s budget. Because that’s […]

In this festive episode, we take a look at a BANANAS tale of serial killer turned snowman Jack Frost, made with one third of a soup commercial’s budget. Because that’s […]

It is the Armageddon and no one is answering the radio. The insistent caller is cross. She was promised cocoa pops and penguins. But where are they?Written by Matthew WixeyDirected by Caitlin IncePerformed by Hannah Genesius

To mark World Sight Day, Kellogg's in partnership with the RNIB launched new Coco Pops boxes that make the packaging fully accessible to blind and partially sighted people.Featuring a UK-first technology called NaviLens, the cereal boxes will be available in almost 60 Co-Op stores across the UK and include a scannable code that can be used with a smartphone to give access to the ingredients, allergen and recycling information.Our Steven Scott spoke with RNIB's Marc Powell to hear more about the collaboration and what it could mean for the future of accessible packaging. (Image shows two Kellogg's Coco Pops boxes) 

We recorded remotely. We had to say Coco Pops to try and sync the recordings. We did silly things. I hope you're happy.

East Fife’s former Arbroath and Forfar winger Danny Denholm chats to our own Daniel Gray. The Lower League Ramblings podcaster and BBC columnist talks about his fitness regime during lockdown, including avoidance of Coco Pops and dodging disposable barbecues on Leith Links. The two Dans discuss: the tiny delights of football, from indirect free-kicks in the box to goalkeepers going forward for corners; life under Dick Campbell at Forfar and Arbroath; the joys of Cappielow, Somerset Park, Cliftonhill and elsewhere; being perturbed by a stuffed dog in Kirkcaldy; and supporter abuse online, and in the ground. Plus, all the key questions answered: do footballers ever tire of smashing a ball into an empty net? What do players gossip about when marking each other? And do team talks ever make players snigger like schoolchildren? Never read Nutmeg magazine? We have offers on back issues and subscriptions. See https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shop Please help us make this podcast by joining Nutmeg FC on Patreon. Your money keeps us going and gets you some goodies: https://www.patreon.com/nutmegfcSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc)

Another set of tales improvised during lockdown. Content warning: bit sweary! Music: Creepy — Bensound.com.   Here are some Totally Made Up Tales, brought to you by the magic of the internet.   Grass never grows twice. It always leaves a stain.   Refresh your browser often. It will speed everything up.   Marry wisely, lest you fall badly into debt.   Eliminate waste from your life using spoons and forks.   Caring for people is hard. So care slightly left.   Put your feet on somebody. It'll stool them slightly.   It shouldn't be this hard, Freddy thought, to pick the right shade of red for your accent wall. He tried pillar box red, but it was too showy. He tried wine red, but it was too dull and gloomy. What I cannot cope with, he thought to himself, is the sheer range of options in the red catalog. He looked at the paint colour charts spread out on the ground before him. There must be more than 200 shades of red alone, and this was only from one range. He quivered to think what would happen if he went into B&Q to look at theirs. This was simply unacceptable and he would have to do something about it. I shall simply have to eliminate some of the colours of red from the spectrum, he thought. The easiest way to do this would be using some kind of reverse prism. Happily, Freddy was an esoteric sort of individual and had a whole cabinet full of prisms and various refractory implements, and he began to take them out, line them up, and judge which would be best. It took him three and a half years to determine the exact right combination of different-shaped and sized prisms to eliminate red from any colour light passing into the contraption. But he succeeded, and was dismayed to discover that, with some of the shades of reds now missing from the spectrum, everything was a little bit too blue. In fact, it seemed that there were now more blues than there had ever been before. And this truly offended his sense of balance and symmetry and all that is fair and equitable in the world, and he thought, well, I'm just going to have to get rid of some of this blue. And so, he returned to his cabinet of prisms and added more subtlety and different colours and shades of crystal to use in the prism contraption, and finally, after five years, was able to sit down and have to reduce the number of blues to a palatable number. The greenish tints that settled over everything was, to his eyes, even worse than the blue. And so, back and forth, this went on for several years, tinkering and adjusting each time. Until eventually, the only colour that was left was brown. And Freddy looked at it and it was a nice shade of brown. He liked the brown, and he put the brown on his wall, and he stepped back and thought, what this could do with is just a little bit of colour. The end.   One morning, when Margaret got up, Jeffrey wasn't there. What was there, on the pillow next to her was a short note, which simply said, "Had enough. Good luck. Bye." But first, Margaret felt puzzled and somewhat thrown off balance by this. It seemed to come out of nowhere. She checked the wardrobes and the chest of drawers, just to be sure it wasn't a joke, but sure enough, everything that was Jeffrey's was gone. She went to work that day as usual, and got home again in the evening as usual and made dinner. And throughout the day, she wondered what exactly it was that she'd done wrong. She reflected as she went through her day, that nothing very much had changed. Apart from the fact that she was cooking for one, everything else was pretty much as usual. And yet, it felt so very, very empty. But, could she pin it down more specifically? What exactly was this emptiness, and how was she feeling it? She thought back to the beginning of the day. Where did the feeling of empty start? She realised that it had just started as soon as she woke, in a bed that was now only half full. "Aha," she said. It had continued as she had eaten her breakfast on her own, without her husband next to her, then got into her car to go to work, but without her husband next to her, sat down at her desk at work, without her husband next to her, and so on and so on. Every part of her day, just by herself, without her husband next to her. And she realised that more than anything, what she was missing was having something next to her all day. She considered her options, checked on the internet. What else could she put next to her? She narrowed it down to three options. Firstly, a dog, which she would have to feed. Secondly, a coffee machine, which would be convenient in some ways, but would be quite a heavy thing to carry around with her all the time. Thirdly, an avocado, which was deeply portable and heavily photogenic. Unfortunately, she had to discard the last option because she was worried that it wouldn't last. And so, she got herself a dog, but she always thought back that maybe an avocado would have been a better choice. She didn't vocalise this at first, but as the weeks wore on and the dog proved to be unreliable at waking her up, or not always able to control its bladder in the office, she started to blame the dog for not being as good as the hypothetical avocado. You see, she thought to herself, if I was having this much trouble with my avocado, I could just cut it open and eat it. Margaret took a decisive course of action. She went to Sainsbury's and began to peruse the avocados. She hadn't realised up until this point that avocados came in more than one variety. As she prodded and pressed the avocados, testing them for ripeness, the dog was next to her saying, "What are you doing? Why are you looking at the avocados all of a sudden?" She tried to be discreet about it and to say, "Oh, well, I just developed a passing interest." But the dog could smell that she was lying. The dog said, "I see the way you look at them, when you think I'm not there." But Margaret ignored the dog and bought her first avocado. For a few days, Margaret felt an overwhelming sense of happiness. There was always someone there. She woke up next to a dog and an avocado. When the dog was annoying, she had the avocado. When the avocado was boring, she could turn to the dog. But after a week of what seemed like bliss, she woke up to a horrible sight. There, next to her on the pillow was just an avocado skin. "What have you done?" she asked of the dog, that was sitting, looking smugly satisfied on the rug. "I've eaten the avocado," said the dog. The end.   Putting on his duffel coat, Thomas Smith set up for work for the very last time. He thought to himself, "I, Thomas Smith, am retiring today, after 40 years in my chosen field". It was a 40 tough years as the police inspector of Cardiff North. As he made his way into the office, he saw the faces that have grown familiar to him, day in, day out. "The boss would like to see you," said Charlie Perkins, but he didn't say it in a very nice way. Heeding the words of Charlie Perkins, Thomas went to knock on the door of the chief inspector. The anxiety made his hands shake and the knock was tremulous. But it's my last day, he thought. What could possibly go wrong? "Come in," said the chief inspector, and his voice was barbed. Thomas pushed the door open, walked across the expanse of shabby carpet, and took a seat in the threadbare office chair facing the chief inspector's desk. Chief Inspector looked at him coldly across the top of his horn-rimmed glasses and said in a low, slightly threatening tone, "But we all know why you're here, don't we, Thomas?" "Because I'm retiring today?" asked Thomas. "Oh, that's what we all expected," said the chief inspector, "a little handshake, perhaps a glass of bubbly to celebrate your 40 years here. It should have been so simple." Thomas looked around him and tried to think what else could be the matter. "Am I behind on my dues to the widows and orphans fund?" he asked. "Oh, no," replied the chief inspector. "The widows and orphans are very well taken care of, thanks to you, Thomas. Oh, no. I think you'll find the answers I wrote in this dossier," which he slipped across the table, emblazoned across the top, Operation Calamity. Thomas opened the dossier and started to read. What he read chilled him to the very bone. It was a complete account of his life, from the moment of conception onwards. "But how have you managed to obtain this information in so much detail? There are things here that no other living person could know," he said, having scanned the few pages. The chief inspector looked at him, scorn in his eyes. "Well, we don't just use living people." Thomas continued reading, more and more unsettled. "You know where my father is." "The whereabouts of your father is crucial to your very purpose," said the chief inspector, "a purpose which you have failed to complete. If you turn to the last page, I think you'll see exactly what I'm talking about." Nervously, unsettled, and more than a little scared, Thomas turned to the last page. "My father is what?" "That's right," said the chief inspector. "Your father is Satan, and it is your job to bring about the end of the world before you retire. Which, by my reckoning, leaves you about six hours. There's cutting it fine, Thomas, and there's cutting it fine. I hope you know how disappointed we and your father are in you." Thomas mumbled something about being able to do only his best, and staggered out of the office. But realised as he walked down the carpet-paved hallway, for the plan was beginning to form in his head. Having been conceived by Satan, he was of course, equipped with all of the knowledge to bring about the end of the world. He just had had so many other things to focus on, he haven't really thought about it until now. The quickest way to bring down contemporary civilisation was simply to switch off the internet. First port of call were the 5G masks. Rather than visit them in person, Thomas devised an ingenious scheme where people would blame 5G on all sorts of maladies afflicting the population, and would tear them down and set fire to them themselves. The second action he needed to complete was to destroy the servers on which the entire internet were stored, which fortunately, were in Cardiff North. He was able to use his warrant card in order to get access to the building. And then, it was just a little matter of lighter fluid and a dropped match. Third task he would need to perform was, however, the one that was going to take the longest. The actual destruction of humankind could be achieved in, well, several ways, but the obvious ones were a plague, a virus, or some sort of natural disaster. And he decided not to hedge his bets and to plump for natural disaster. It might not be obvious to everybody what the link is between switching off the internet and causing a natural disaster, but to Thomas, it was. Obviously, if no one had access to the internet, they had no access to warnings, because no one used radio anymore. This meant that any disaster would have a disproportionate impact on humanity, and it would be easy to find one that would wipe out everyone. Back at the police station, a small amount of anxiety was being felt by the chief inspector, who was worried that his little retirement joke may have got out of hand. Thomas had drawn a pentagram on the floor, using a red board marker and was lighting candles at the apex points. His colleagues were beginning to gather, pressing their faces up against the frosted glass leading into his office. Meanwhile, far beneath the surface of the earth, the elder gods began to wake. Charlie Perkins was particularly perturbed. He had brought some Asti, which he had preferred to open, and he was sacrificing a goat. He wasn't even sure that Asti paired well with goat meat. And he was wondering, is this what happens to everyone on retirement? And decided to revise his pension plan. Inside the sacred circle that Thomas had constructed around the pentagram with the crayon, the air moved more slowly. The light seemed more golden. And Thomas himself was finding it harder and harder to walk around, continuing the chants that would raise the elder gods. As Satan himself began to operate in the police station, a ginormous tidal wave made its way towards Cardiff Bay. Building in height over the Atlantic Ocean, it rolled steadily eastwards. It was not an altogether unnatural sight in Cardiff, but the fact that the tsunami was tinged a horrendous colour of pink began to unnerve even the most stalwart residents. And they wondered just what was going on. As the waves in Cardiff Bay started to get higher, the foam started to turn blood red, and the tsunami bore down, growing in height by the minute. "So, do you think I should put the banner up now?" Charlie Perkins asked his colleagues. The wave crashed over the coast of Wales, spreading itself across the whole of the British Isles, as its trailing edge hit the continents of Europe and Africa. "I'd say we should start with the balloons." The end.   It was Wednesday, and Wednesday was Jeremy's favourite day. It was the day on which he had Coco Pops. With barely concealed excitement, he bounced down the stairs and tore open the door of the larder. There, sitting in a central place was the box. He was interrupted by his mother, who entered the room with a quiet gasp, and then demanded to know why he had torn open the door to the larder. He looked down at the larder door, clutched in his furry paw. Sheepishly, he tucked the door behind his back, blinked up at his mother. "It's Wednesday." "Wednesday or not, young thing, you must take better care and responsibility of the fittings and fixtures of this home. When your father sees what you've done, he will be very unhappy indeed. We must get this sorted out now, before he returns home from his foraging." And so it was that they, yes, Jeremy produced the door from behind his back and they looked at how they might attach it back to the frame of the larder. It was a more complicated task than one might think when one doesn't have an opposable thumb. But by continual effort over a number of hours, they were able to rebuild the moulding, reassemble the doorframe, and reattach the door. It was a pretty good job, particularly for bears with no training in such things. But Mother Bear knew that Father Bear would notice the difference. "I think we should probably just move house," she said. Jeremy agreed. This was probably the best idea. He'd seen Father Bear when Father Bear was angry. And he thought, Father Bear will not notice an entire new house, but he will certainly notice poor jointery. So, he scurried upstairs to pack his Rupert Bear suitcase. Meanwhile, Mother Bear got out the matches. She began to put firelighters around the various parts of the house so that it would combust swiftly and leave as little trace as possible. And as she did so, with her other hand, she checked on her iPad whether there are any similar-looking homes going on right move. It turned out that there were several. And so, it was that the bears moved into the White House. The end.   You have been listening to James Aylett, James Lark, Becky Moore, and Andrew Ormerod. These stories were recorded without advanced planning, and then lightly edited for the discerning listener. Join us next time for more Totally Made Up Tales.

Whatever name you know them by, we explore the breakfast cereal that's been 'just like a chocolate milkshake, only crunchy' since 1958.

Ex Parliament member comes for Coco Pops neck. Are men with children seen as forbidden fruit? & What the hell is Black Supremacy? Tune in and use our hashtag #TimeZonePodcast to join the conversation

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Central Coast Locals Discuss If The Coco Pops Monkey Is Racist

Joining the boys this week is SXMG, a local legend with waves ready to be made. Our Quest for the Best continues with Absinthe and Coco Pops, and it does not go well.  Follow SXMG on Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-347330075 Follow SMXG on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sm_xg/?hl=en

Click here to buy: https://adbl.co/3g6Ttjg 'I loved Everything Is Fine so much... [it] made me laugh out loud so many times. Highly recommend!' Lucy Vine, bestselling author of Hot Mess 'Feel-good, funny, and very relatable, Everything is Fine is the perfect escapist read.' Anna Bell, author of We Just Clicked Jessica Bradley has it all: the perfect boyfriend; influential healthy-eating blog; successful PR company and wonderful daughter, Anna. Or at least that is what her thousands of followers believe. The truth is, her boyfriend just broke up with her in four words on a post-it; her zest for healthy-eating has all but disappeared; her PR success is all reliant on her now not-so-honest online-life and she just got caught eating her daughter's Coco-Pops. So as they say: fake it 'til you make it. A few little white lies and phoney smiling selfies and Jess can keep up appearances. But when her real-life starts to spiral out of control how can Jess tell the truth from the lies? And will she be able to seize real happiness when it is right in front of her? Hilarious, heart-warming and oh-so relatable, prepare to fall in love with Jessica Bradley's search for happiness. Perfect for fans of Louise Pentland, Anna Bell and Lindsey Kelk. 'Hilarious, heartwarming and relatable' New! Magazine 'Charming...A perfect weekend read.' Grazia 'A sparkling, energetic look at the perils of social media. It is funny and honest and everyone will recognize a bit of themselves in lovable Jessica #hugelyenjoyable' Elizabeth Buchan, bestselling author of The Museum of Broken Promises 'Just the escapism we all need right now' Evening Standard 'I absolutely loved this book from beginning to end, a real laugh out loud read.' Goodreads reviewer

Family holidays for the artist Louise Ashcroft meant one thing - variety pack cereals. Would it be Cornflakes? Or Frosties? Coco Pops or Ricicles? Through this multi-grain multiple choice Louise realised she could be anyone..... kind of. Join her for a creative, personal journey through her favourite corn syrup-infused inflated grain. James Ward introduces another curious talk about a subject that may seem boring, but is actually very interesting.... maybe.

This is Cat Stevens and Cassius Clay's favourite podcast. While they eat their Coco Pops. In Their Datsun. In Ceylon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Teenage sensation Coco Gauff upstages Venus again and Denis Shapovalov falls at the first hurdle on a dramatic Day 1 of play at Australian Open 2020.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresh from his explosive rant last week, Teddy is your host for this weeks episode of Don't Touch The Bugles and if we may say so ourselves, what an episode it is! Jiggs kicks things off with talk of a hot date....and not with his wife, Ted admits to an almighty cock up involving his car and there's a follow up to the urinal conversation from last week's episode. Angelo shares a hilarious car advert he's seen on the internet which is given 10 out of 10 for creativity. It's then onto The Bugles League for another week before Weird Shit of the Week which includes stories of McLovin volume 2 and travelling to somewhere that sounds similar to the place you actually wanted to be. I'll be honest, it's Sunday and I'm (Angelo) feeling somewhat hungover so to wrap up this episode synopsis - other funny shit was said but I can't be arsed to write about it. Who even reads these things anyway?!  Just download it and listen to it for yourself. This episode was brought to you by: @teddypaling @jiggsofbugle @vancan41 @angelobugle @alexdiddly

James and Colin discuss spaghetti loops and white Coco Pops before reviews of The Lion King, The Great Hack and Stranger Things 3, as well as first looks at Zombieland 2, The Irishman, The Lighthouse and The Hunt, followed by a discussion of Boris and the Irish backstop. And Chance the Rapper sucks.

Whether you’re celebrating Canada Day today or hurriedly getting work done in hopes of a four-day weekend beginning on the 4th of July, you’ve gotta make time for shazbazzar and JediShua before getting to work as the second half of 2019 begins.  The TechnoRetro Dads have a summer-packed show to kick of the month of July with Bernie, Beach Boys, and big boomers!   In the NEWS… The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance will have an accompanying comic book series to delve more deeply into the many characters from the Netflix series. Don’t forget that Stranger Things 3 is coming to Netflix this Thursday.  Find out how Hawkins, Indiana deals with another attack from another dimension. Tickets to Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2020 went on sale…and were quickly sold out.   We Love Our Cereal… …and the Roving Spoonster, Shane in GR does, too! Two new Cap’n Crunch flavors for your bowl! The UK may have lost major holdings in North America, but they get the last laugh by getting white chocolate Coco Pops while the former colonies fill their bowls with empty wishes. Evidence of the TechnoRetro Dads’ time-traveling tours is discovered by Austrian archaeologists who dug up three thousand year-old Cheerios (not Oreos, shaz).   Vinyl Scratchback: The Beach Boys Summer time is a funner time with music blaring from your boombox at the beach — as long as it’s beach music.  And what could be more summer-centric than the tones of The Beach Boys?  From wave-riding songs like “Surfin’ Safari” and “Surfin’ USA” to cruising songs like “Fun, Fun, Fun” and “I Get Around”, The Beach Boys have been an integral part of summer.  But boys will be boys, and therefore had to include songs about the girls like “California Girls” and the wistful “Wouldn’t It Be Nice”.  Rounding out the mix is their huge summer hit in the ‘80s called “Kokomo” (which, evidently, isn’t about white chocolate Coco Puffs).   Let’s Go To the Movies: Weekend at Bernie’s Richard and Larry discover a discrepancy in their company’s financial records that reveals more than a clerical error.  To reward them for their diligence and vigilance in their work, their boss Bernie invites them to his beach house for the weekend — and plans to have them silenced…forever.  But when Bernie gets on the wrong side of his nefarious partner-in-crime, the hitman is given a different target and the two young employees spend a wild weekend trying to conceal the fact that their boss is dead so that they can enjoy a well-earned weekend on the beach.    Fireworks! Pack black powder into a paper cylinder, set it aflame, and watch it smoke, skip, snake, skyrocket, or simply go “BOOM!”  The first week of July is a great time for blowing things up at home, the beach, or dirt roads on the way back from another state with less-stringent laws regulating fireworks.  The ‘Dads and several EarBuds recall their experiences with sparklers, firecrackers, bottle rockets, Roman candles, and more as we celebrate national holidays this week.   Feedback: New Coke and the Cola Wars New Coke turned Jeremy into a Pepsi drinker.  Norman speaks of the Cola Wars in coded speech.  Myles can’t find New Coke in Canada and needs help.   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Go online for more TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, RetroZap.com, or TechnoRetroDads.libsyn.com.  Pick up your TechnoRetro Dads merchandise at TeePublic.  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, share us and with us on social media, get TechnoRetro merchandise at TeePublic, and join discussions on Discord about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s by giving the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us your mp3dback via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.

Watching kids' TV on a Saturday morning eating cereal in your jim-jams was undeniably one of the greatest parts of childhood. Within it, there were a lot of cartoon tie-ins to films and video games - even Mortal Kombat had its own cartoon for kids. So which property is now getting its own animated show for kids in the same spirit thanks to the Off Piste crew? Get in your onesies and crack out the Coco Pops as Luck opens an Irish-themed daycare, Neil empowers a pint-sized entrepreneur and Rebecca has some lil' Londoners seek out a football. Meanwhile, Flint makes contact with those on the force he can still trust and Kazuhiro and Lisa face Virgo in a fateful showdown. FOLLOW OFF-PISTE: FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/offpistepodcast/ TWITTER: twitter.com/offpistepodcast YOUTUBE: bit.ly/2cxPrlZ EMAIL US: offpistepodcast@gmail.com

The lads hit the studio for a little one on one post comedy festival season chat. Both reveal their big relapses, Dil joins Ben on the Squash court and Coco Pops gets a mention for the millionth time on the pod. Fun times!

On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show we discuss: Some big news Our Fat Fridays taste test The amount of sugar in cereal Who's responsible for a child's diet Getting kids involved in sport How life changes after having kids What we are grateful for Watch today's episode of The Daily Talk Show podcast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNBws0XI2Y4 Subscribe and listen to The Daily Talk Show podcast at https://www.thedailytalkshow.com/ Email us: hi@thedailytalkshow.com Send us mail: PO BOX 400, Abbotsford VIC 3067 A conversation sometimes worth recording with mates Tommy Jackett & Josh Janssen. Each weekday, Tommy & Josh chat about life, creativity, business and relationships — big questions and banter. Regularly visited by guests and friends of the show! This is The Daily Talk Show. This podcast is produced by BIG MEDIA COMPANY. Find out more at https://bigmediacompany.com/

Hi, welcome the sixth episode of Scots Spill the Beans. I’m Kim McAllister, this is the last in the series and what a finale I have for you! If you were listening last week to my chat with golfer Paul Lawrie you’ll have heard me tease you that I had a big surprise in store. Well, I deliver on my promises – today’s guest is Judy Murray. I have admired this woman for about a decade, so it was a real treat to chat to her. Isn’t it wonderful when your heroes exceed your expectations? Now Judy is an extremely busy lady so I had to do this interview over the phone. But even though the sound quality isn’t quite as sharp as you’re used to on this podcast – I think you’ll cope just fine.

Hello and welcome back to MOOD SWINGS for round 3! This week our guest is PAULL MCBAIN, an undefeated MMA fight from Aberdeen, who this weekend fights in the first round of a 4 man tournament for the Cage Warriors featherweight title. Just shy of 2 weeks out from his fight, Paull sat down with me to discuss his upcoming fight, his start in MMA, his mental approach to fighting and his passion for competition, dieting, weight cutting and Coco Pops. Thanks Paull for your time and best of luck for your fight this weekend!  Keep up with Paull:  Instagram: paullmcbain  Paull McBain MMA on Facebook Aberdeen Fitness and Combat Centre:  Instagram: aberdeenfitnessandcombatcentre  ACC on Facebook

Even though summer vacation is winding down, summer is still in full effect as shazbazzar and JediShua enjoy their last full week before school starts back again at the beach, at the arcade, and in a puppetry museum in South Metropolis.   In the NEWS Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation lands on Supergirl with Sam Witwer.  Biff joins the cast of Legends of Tomorrow.  Anakin ends his stint on Timeless.  An Indiana cornfield emerges from Stranger Things’ Upside-Down.  Transformers: The Movie returns to theaters next month.  Billy Vann from The Hilarious House of Frightenstein is honored in a museum.  Cats’ nine lives will soon be tested if a new ALF series gets the green light for television.   We Love Our Cereal… …and EarBuds do, too.  The Cereal Commercial Contest continues with a few submissions, but you still have time to send us your 30-60 second spot.  Imagine a cereal and waffle dessert while playing a Monster Cereals’ card game in your brand new cereal sneakers with a bowl of quinoa before realizing that Coco Pops drops 40% of their sugar content.   Vinyl Scratchback Summer vacations need their own playlists, and EarBud Andy Lindemann has one for his trip to Pensacola Beach before returning to his responsibilities at school.   TechnoRetro Arcade JediShua and shazbazzar are introduced to the “portable” Vectrex video game system from the early ‘80s.  PLUS: Robocop is added to the TechoRetro Arcade.   Feedback Jedi Holmes shares his Godzilla knowledge.   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes.  Then share with others on social media, and join us on Discord for discussions about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s.  While you’re at it, give the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us a message or mp3 via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.   Share and enjoy.

The boys are still high after their last weigh in! Second guest is their good friend and bread lover Karl Chandler. Karl questions Dil’s definition of sustainable and shares his dream of wanting to be a harsh personal trainer. The 1000 Steps were walked and Coco Pops continue to muffle the microphone!     See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Ungefär 20 procent av barnen i Sverige kan ha sjukdomen fetma eller övervikt. Förutom social stigmatisering är fetma en sjukdom som påverkar hälsan negativt resten av livet. Jovanna Dahlgren, professor i pediatrisk endokrinologi, förklarar vilka som är i riskzonen för att utveckla sjukdomen och hur samhället ska göra för att motverka den. Det handlar om att upptäcka och behandla tidigt, redan i 2-4 års åldern kan sjukdomen upptäckas. Bra förebyggande åtgärder kan bland annat vara förändringar i uppväxtmiljön, vilken mat som finns tillgänglig och samverkan mellan vård, skola och idrottsföreningar. Behöver du hjälp med barnfetma? - Kontakta patientorganisationer, till exempel Riksförbundet HOBS, www.hobs.se - Vänd dig till barn- och ungdomsmottagningar - Kontakta din vårdcentral - Den bästa hjälpen får man av ett team med en sjuksköterska, en läkare och en dietist. Coco Pops? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/shopping-and-consumer-news/11373080/The-10-most-sugary-breakfast-cereals.html Akademiliv är en podcast från Sahlgrenska akademin, Göteborgs universitet. Kontakt oss gärna på akademiliv@gu.se · http://sahlgrenska.gu.se

It's another slash and dash. Ok, coco pops maybe aren't a huge feature of this crime but it's a ruddy interesting story! Wrap up warm and enjoy another true crime story from Lucy and Emma. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Never before has a quiz about vasectomies taken place while eating a bowl of coco pops. We attempt it anyway to see what happens. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Something To Talk About.....Weekly Round-up, Crappy Tennis, Happy Eid, Explaining the Christmas Tree, Miggy!, Flat-Earthers around The Globe, Really?...Really?, 'It takes aw kinds', #BarryJennings , Miggy brought treats, Bob is Al Bundy/Tim Allen Paris Agreement, Outsourcing our bad habits, Reduce our consumption, UK mobiles, Cumbernauld Ka-Boobies, Cosmetic surgery, Can you sneeze in your sleep?, Toilet pan etiquette, Stephen ate a pound, Brother from another Father, Miggy's bro, Fitbaw talk, Selfie I like Spider-Man, Miggy's problems with Wonder Woman, Precious wants to be Batman, Movie Talk, #PattyJenkins , Kat Dennings is HAWT, Wonder Woman is a Flat-Earther, #CaliforniaMan , Troubles with Justice League, Ron Howard to save Solo?, Dr. Strange splits the room, Fantastic mess, The MCU, Ed Norton, #JavierBardem , Deppography, Mustache on the Orient Express, Event Film, Dunkirk, #TREVORHoward What's a Farrier?, Miggy in Majorca, Counterfeit Spain, Rangers stripped, Tata, Pressure in the watter, Anti-Hero or Arsehole?, #MrsMiggy , Biker Jim Todd SNP, Kilmarnock serenades it's unfortunate, Onthank...No thanks!, The Scheme, Biggest problem facing the UK today, Hillbilly Rock Hillbilly Roll...

Freestyle episode where we talk about: when is it okay to add protein bars, coco pops and caffeinated drinks to your program, how social media fitness people can paint a picture of how great their life is and how deleting all the bullsh*t out of your life is the first step towards getting what you want.     For more information about everything fitness, nutrition and mindset- head over to www.briankeanefitness.com to check out the blog or Brian's Facebook, YouTube and Instagram (which has a combined total of nearly 100k followers) - thanks for listening. To send in any questions for the podcast or for live Q+A’s, check out my snapchat briank019.    

Michael has been in marketing since he spoke his first word. Working in both advertising agencies and digital agencies taught him how to appreciate a good single malt and a nicely tailored suit. He firmly believes that Coco Pops are awesome, even as an adult. During winter, he spends his hibernation researching digital marketing trends for ideas on how to make more money than Google. No luck yet, but in the meantime, he runs his own successful digital marketing agency, Yoghurt Digital.

And it's a wrap! In the category of better-late-than-never, Sheldon Armitage and I finally got our ducks in a row and dropped the Here & There Podcast finale for Season 2. If we have any listeners left who are still alive and caught the majority of our second season, this is the sugar in your tea, the icing on your cake, the milk on your Coco Pops, the custard on your pie, the cherry on top, the ice in your iced coffee, the Rick in your Shaw...OK, I'll stop. Just a couple of months away from the Season 3 launch, we took the time to reflect on a season in the books by reviewing the pods that made the cut and looking ahead to what may be in the upcoming season. If you've never tuned in to the HnT Podcast, don't start with this one...wait for Season 3 to become a huge fan and donor. To the rest of you, enjoy this finale like the gravy on your turkey!

Ps Nick Hewitt - 9AM - Sunday 28 August 2016

This week, Colin and James discuss (non-spoilery) Batman V Superman, the latest offerings on Netflix, the FBI successfully hacking an iPhone without Apple's assistance, the Aberdeen man who took a photo with a would-be hijacker, the pensioner who tried to swim after a cruise ship and the BBC turning 11-year-olds into hackers. Also, tips on the ideal bowl of Coco Pops. Enjoy.

When was the last time you actually watched one of your "favourite ‘90s TV shows” you love to bring up half-drunk in the pub? Revisiting the Saturday morning fare you watched in your pyjamas, slurping Coco Pops and carefully crafting 10p texts, Ross Drummond and Ali Plumb work out whether Sabrina The Teenage Witch and her brightly-coloured ‘90s brethren still stand up in the cold light of the 21st century. HERE COMES THE COMEDY!!1! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to a live episode 29 of Rum Doings, recorded at the precise moment you choose to listen to it. Nick begins with a quick impression of John's girlfriend, before explaining our topic for the day: Do we in England still have any politicians who are honest now, left? Dark secrets are revealed about the prisoners in John's basement, and then his racism against glasses. Nick demonstrates some rather disturbing biological news, reveals Michael Jackson's tastes in cervixceeses, and John attempts an Elmo impression. Find out how you are made of Coco Pops. We leap from National Trust houses to the powerful effect of John's kisses. Can you polish a turd? And then our treatise on how everything must be done in one trip. And unshopping. Lenny Henry joins the Radio 4 Curse, Money Box Live fails to get a caller under 90, and we remember what we found funny when we were stupid. Nick then courts controversy once more, raising our most comment-enangering subject once again. And so on.