Podcasts about cocoons

“Tombs and Cocoons” from 2025-04-20 by Beth Wagner.

Avalanche de sorties cette semaine, il est tard et le téléphone de Simon a des problèmes, tout pour un C'est dispo de grande qualité qui avoisine les 2 heures !Est-ce que vous réussirez à deviner les 5 jeux préférés de Simon & Sébastien ?______________________________________

Friction is no fun, and moving our joints freely and without pain requires that it is minimised as much as possible. Cartilage is the cushiony, slippery and translucent tissue that lines the ends of our long bones and acts as a lubricating layer within our joints to make their movements smooth and effortless, or at least that's the theory. For millions of people, ease of joint movement is painfully disrupted by osteoarthritis, a condition that gradually and progressively erodes this protective and functional cartilage layer and leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. No fun at all. The work of Dr. Marina Danalache of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University Hospital of Tübingen, Germany, and her colleagues sheds new light on how this cartilage breakdown begins and proceeds. Meet matrix metalloproteinase enzymes (or MMPs for short): master regulators of cartilage remodelling, balancing renewal and destruction. In osteoarthritis, this equilibrium shifts - the researchers are decoding their precise roles aiming to unlock targeted interventions and transformative therapies.

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People In My Town Have Wrapped Themselves In Cocoons. Today, They Started Opening! | Creepypasta

Wie können wir arbeiten ohne auszubrennen? Können wir Regeln aufgeben und trotzdem erfolgreich und Produktiv sein? Wie können wir mit unseren Energie-Leveln arbeiten, anstatt gegen sie?  Um all diese Fragen geht es in dieser Podcastfolge. Es gibt einfach kein richtig oder falsch, aber dennoch wird uns so oft suggeriert dass es nur einen richtigen Weg gibt unser Leben zu leben, Entscheidungen zu treffen, ordentlich zu sein, glücklich zu sein, zu arbeiten.  Wenn wir unseren eigenen Prozess und unsere Art und Weise besser verstehen, können wir uns das Leben in so vielen Punkten einfacher und sanfter gestalten, ohne dabei ausbrennen und uns anpassen zu müssen.  Hier gehts zur Cocoon Membership! miriamamavi.com/cocoon Mit dem Code “cocoon22” gibt es noch bis Ende September 24 8€ Rabatt, solange du Member bist!  Workshop: Selbstkritik und Überforderung 26.9., 19 Uhr Hier kannst du dich anmelden. Falls du Member des Cocoons bist, ist der Workshop kostenlos!  Mich finden: ⁠⁠Meine Website: miriamamavi.com⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Instagram: @miriam.amavi⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Meine Insight Timer Meditationen⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Newsletter⁠⁠ ⁠Kurs: Nervenssystem Regulation bei Angst, Stress und Überforderung⁠ ⁠⁠Kurs: Frieden mit deinem Inneren schließen⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Kurs: 10 Beruhigende Abendrituale⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Spotify-Playlist zum Podcast⁠⁠

Prehistoric pips point to possible birthplace of grapes. You can now walk from St. Helena to Calistoga. An unrealized real estate empire implodes. Cocoons are for caterpillars and cabernet. These are the four wine news stories we're following this week on The Four Top.

Well folks you heard the first version of this bracket, it's now time for you to hear the Global Strangeness version of it. That's right, different participants, and of course that means different outcome. So come see which 1980's alien movies make it to the end of round 1 in this edition. Special Guests Andrew Johann Datoush, Horror Movie Expert Brandi & John Buckles, Honorary Strangers Chancy Grife, My Co-Host from Maniacal Music Musings Harley Quinn, My Co-Host from The Asylum with Harley & Joker John Kelley, 1/2 of 3Haunted Podcast Uncensored, Untamed & Unapologetic U^3 Podcast Collective: https://www.facebook.com/groups/545827736965770/?ref=share Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@juggalobastardpodcasts?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8xJ2KnRBKlYvyo8CMR7jMg

The battle against Rosine (and her child-elf minions) continues, with Puck trying to convince Jill to not succumb to Rosine's fanciful temptations…and Guts just killing more and more children with murderous glee. We get some of the raddest and goriest scenes thus far, plus the appearance of Guts' signature Super Cannon Sword Whirlwind Attack to deal with those Ugly Buglies once and for all. Enjoy! Follow No Guts, No Glory on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nogutsnoglorypc/ Check out Steve and Joey's other podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/probing-ancient-aliens/id1321801647 https://open.spotify.com/show/3aREEXpe4DE37LsNkUxntW Check out Steve and Joey's Patreon for that other podcast: https://www.patreon.com/probingancientaliens

Can a corvid detective solve a murder? Why does the weather department need a singer? And how does a cloud herder take care of his flock? Find out the truth behind all these stories in Gigi Ganguly's new book “Biopeculiar”. This is the first-ever book of Westland's new speculative imprint ‘IF'. In this episode, Gigi and Michelle discuss their love for weird stories, the animals that inspired Gigi to write, and why a spec fic imprint is important for Indian literature.Tune in to hear what books inspired their writing, how Gigi came up with the characters in her story and why Satyajit Ray is a gem of the Indian spec fic genre.Movies Mentioned in this episode:Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne by Satyajit Ray, based on the story by Upendrakishore Ray ChowdhuryInterstellarAranyer Din Ratri by Satyajit RayBooks Mentioned in this episode:The Monk and Robot Series by Becky ChambersGullivers TravelsYour Utopia by Bora ChungThe Mill House Murders by Ho-Ling Wong Under the Skin by Michael FaberCoraline by Neil GaimanStory of Your Life Ted ChiangSeveneves by Neal StephensonStation Eleven by Emily St. John MandelThe Matchbox by Ashapurna DeviHitchhiker's Guide to the GalaxyThe Mountain in the Sea by Ray Nayler‘Books and Beyond with Bound' is the podcast where Tara Khandelwal and Michelle D'costa uncover how their books reflect the realities of our lives and society today. Find out what drives India's finest authors: from personal experiences to jugaad research methods, insecurities to publishing journeys. Created by Bound, a storytelling company that helps you grow through stories. Follow us @boundindia on all social media platforms.

Today is beautiful. I am sitting on my back porch, sun on my face, chickens rustling about nearby. The gentle breeze brings melodious chimes my way while the cars race past out front. Beyond this little beautiful cocoon lies the world.But what am I accountable for? The Bible tells us that we are accountable for what God has revealed to us. We are not accountable for that which is beyond our cocoon in which we are transforming into who God made us to be. We are responsible to follow wherever He leads.Where is God leading you?Bible verses referred to in this episode:Deuteronomy 29:29Find me on Instagram @HLynnPierce  or at hlynnpierce.comSign up for my E-mail list here!

Derrick and Jonathan chat with Josh at Cocoon Brewing Co. in Ledgeview, WI. Jonathan had a chance to hang out with Josh in one of the cocoons at Cocoon, and they were joined by some friends that came to hang out for the episode recording including former co-host, Cameron!Derrick was jealous of not being there in person to enjoy some beers with the gang but we drank them for him! Discover the fascinating origins of Cocoon Brewing Co. and explore their journey through an eventful first year! When you visit, don't miss the opportunity to experience the comfort and charm of their signature cocoons - a unique and cozy way to enjoy your brews. Join us and pour another round!Visit Cocoon Brewing Co. in Ledgeview, WI! Follow Pour Another Round:Facebook: /PourAnotherRoundPodInstagram: @PourAnotherRoundPod

In this backstory journal entry, you'll learn what the Jabbari Lincoln family had in common with the 80s TV show, Silver Spoons. Or, rather, what they didn't have in common! Also, we realize the link to the survey we gave last week for you to suggest a name for Jabbari Lincoln's mom didn't work. Sorry about that. Here's the link to the survey again: https://forms.gle/p26kkCNyzywnjuBF6  Enjoy this week's backstory!

In this episode we answer questions from our fans, Detective Rocco and Detective Olive. We find out why we burp and how cocoons are made. Do YOU have a big Fact Detective question? Send it to factdetectives@kinderling.com.au  Host: Billy and The Super ComputerProduction and Sound Design: Josh Newth Executive Producer: Lorna Clarkson   Hear it first on LiSTNR. Listen ad-free on Kinderling.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ok, but what IS in a caterpillar's cocoon? And HOW is a butterfly different from a moth? If you're asking yourself these questions, fear not for the guest on the latest #DTALKSPodcast episode, Rachel Ignotofsky has you covered! Rachel covers, in great visual detail, everything you've ever wanted to know about cocoons, moths, and even a butterfly in her latest book 'What's Inside a Caterpillar Cocoon? And Other Questions About Moths & Butterflies'. Rachel does a great job explaining her background in children's literature and how the "info graphic style" she illustrates her books with helps educate adults alongside their kids (like me!) Enjoy!   About Rachel Ignotofsky   New York Times bestselling author, illustrator, and graphic designer Rachel Ignotofsky is the author of eight books exploring science, art, and women's accomplishments through beautiful illustration and design—including her newest picture book What's Inside a Caterpillar Cocoon? And Other Questions About Moths & Butterflies (September 5, 2023, Crown Books for Young Readers).   Rachel began creating scientific art-filled infographics and educational resources with the goal of improving scientific literacy, and her work quickly caught the attention of the scientific community. Rachel and her work have been featured in many print and online media outlets such as the New York Times, PRINT, Scientific American, Science Friday, Brain Pickings, and more. Rachel has also spoken at and partnered with many scientific institutions across the county, including NASA, The Salk Institute, The San Diego Natural History Museum, and many others.     About 'What's inside a caterpillar cocoon?'   With warm and heart-fluttering illustrations, discover the next nonfiction picture book about butterflies and moths. Find out more about these mysterious and majestic insects and learn about their awestrucking metamorphosis!    Make sure to check out the Dtalkspodcast.com website! Thanks to Empire Toys for this episode of the podcast! Nostalgia is something everyone loves and Empire Toys in Keller Texas is on nostalgia overload.   With toys and action figures from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and today, Empire Toys is a one-stop-shop for a trip down memory lane and a chance to reclaim what was once yours (but likely sold at a garage sale)   Check out Empire Toys on Facebook, Instagram, or at TheEmpireToys.com AND Thanks to Self Unbound for this episode of the podcast: Your quality of life: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, is a direct reflection of the level of abundant energy, ease, and connection your nervous system has to experience your life!    At Self Unbound, your nervous system takes center stage as we help unbind your limited healing potential through NetworkSpinal Care.    Access the first steps to your Unbound journey by following us on Facebook, Instagram, or at www.selfunbound.com   The DTALKS Podcast has also been ranked #9 in the "Top 40 Detox Podcast You Must Follow in 2020" according to Feedspot.com for our work in the Cultural Detox space. Thank you so much to the Feedspot team!  https://blog.feedspot.com/detox_podcasts/

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If you want to make a difference in the world, you have to be different from the world. Join Stephen now to find out how to do that.

If you want to make a difference in the world, you have to be different from the world. Join Stephen now to find out how to do that.

Steve Ausburne is a stand-up comedian & one of the funniest podcasters alive. He hosts the informative & entertaining House of the Dragon podcast Double Dragon, as well as Cocoons of Horror which reviews classic films to see if they hold up, or are at least as good as a Ron Howard movie. We discuss his podcasts, House of the Dragon season 1, the legendary trailer for Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo, A Tribe Called Quest, his journey as a stand-up, why coming up with material is often difficult for comics, how much cancel culture really affects comedians, Kendrick Lamar, & much more. Watch the episode HERE Listen to Cocoons of Horror on your DSP of choice HERE & Double Dragon HERE Follow Steve on IG HERE Visit Steve's website HERE

In this episode, Stuart Russell (author of Artificial Intelligence: A Study of High Art) joins the lexman podcast to discuss his book and the poetry of loneliness. We talk about how the themes of forlornness and loneliness are explored in literature, and how they can help us understand our own lives.

For the last Halloween/horror movie for October we have the cult classic Killer Klowns from Outer Space! It might not be the most amazing movie in the world, but man is it funny. Put on your boxing gloves, grab your cotton candy cocoons, and fly into this fun episode of ours. And as usual we have our movie news including more about the MCU (are you hitting Marvel fatigue yet?) Plus rest in peace Robbie Coltrane, Trick ‘r Treat 2, and horror movies that Lizzard has seen. Happy Halloween everyone! #halloween #horror #killerklownsfromouterspace #cultclassic #comedy #clowns #spaceship #cottoncandy #cocoons #aliens #thedickies #chiodobrothers #grantcramer #suzannesnyder #johnallennelson #johnvernon #michaelssiegel #peterlicassi #movienews #tomcruise #marvel #terrifiertwo #trickrtreattwo #hagrid #robbiecoltrane #movies #moviereview #cinema #theaters #werewolfbynight #halloweenends #speaknoevil #thecurseofbridgehollow

Season 3 of Cocoons of Horror will be upon us soon. In the meantime, enjoy this podcast on David Lowery's "The Green Knight." Professor Carol Parrish Jamison joins Anthony to compare the film to the original story, talk about knighthood, gift giving, and the surreal elements of the film. Speaking of gifts, buy yourself an early Christmas present: Chivalry in Westeros: The Knightly Code of A Song of Ice and Fire

It's not change that stops us it's the transition from what or who we know to something or someone we don't know. Change is easier if we have good transition skills and that is what I want to give you through this teaching. In this podcast episode I share about the 3 stages from caterpillar, cocoon to butterfly. Cocoons of transition aren't cosy and if you're in one please remember that we fall apart to become new. In the cocoon a caterpillar liquifies, it literally has a meltdown. We have to go through the dark to fly in the sun. As well as share a metaphor about transition when it comes to the baby, the mother and the midwife. There's a crucial moment in childbirth called the point of transition. It's when the baby is in the birth canal between where it's been and where it's going. The key player is the transition coach and she's called the midwife. I hope this teaching helps you or someone you know who id going through a session of transition. Share your thoughts @PaulScanlonUK

Jet-Inflated Cocoons in Dying Stars: New LIGO-Detectable Gravitational Wave Sources by Ore Gottlieb et al. on Monday 26 September Long Gamma-Ray Bursts (LGRBs), the most powerful events in the Universe, are generated by jets that emerge from dying massive stars. Highly beamed geometry and immense energy make jets promising gravitational wave (GW) sources. However, their sub-Hertz GW emission is outside of ground based GW detectors' frequency band. Using a 3D general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulation of a dying star, we show that jets inflate a turbulent, energetic bubble-cocoon that emits strong quasi-spherical GW emission within the ground-based GW interferometer band, $ 100-600 $ Hz, over the characteristic jet activity timescale, $ approx 10-100 $ s. Our prediction for the source amplitude makes this the first non-inspiral GW source detectable by current interferometers out to hundreds of Mpc, with $ approx 0.1 - 3 $ detectable events expected during LIGO/Virgo/Kagra's observing run O4. These GWs are likely accompanied by detectable energetic core-collapse supernova and cocoon electromagnetic emission, making jetted stellar explosions promising multi-messenger sources. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09256v2

Jet-Inflated Cocoons in Dying Stars: New LIGO-Detectable Gravitational Wave Sources by Ore Gottlieb et al. on Monday 26 September Long Gamma-Ray Bursts (LGRBs), the most powerful events in the Universe, are generated by jets that emerge from dying massive stars. Highly beamed geometry and immense energy make jets promising gravitational wave (GW) sources. However, their sub-Hertz GW emission is outside of ground based GW detectors' frequency band. Using a 3D general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulation of a dying star, we show that jets inflate a turbulent, energetic bubble-cocoon that emits strong quasi-spherical GW emission within the ground-based GW interferometer band, $ 100-600 $ Hz, over the characteristic jet activity timescale, $ approx 10-100 $ s. Our prediction for the source amplitude makes this the first non-inspiral GW source detectable by current interferometers out to hundreds of Mpc, with $ approx 0.1 - 3 $ detectable events expected during LIGO/Virgo/Kagra's observing run O4. These GWs are likely accompanied by detectable energetic core-collapse supernova and cocoon electromagnetic emission, making jetted stellar explosions promising multi-messenger sources. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09256v2

Jet-Inflated Cocoons in Dying Stars: New LIGO-Detectable Gravitational Wave Sources by Ore Gottlieb et al. on Tuesday 20 September Long Gamma-Ray Bursts (LGRBs), the most powerful events in the Universe, are generated by jets that emerge from dying massive stars. Highly beamed geometry and immense energy make jets promising gravitational wave (GW) sources. However, their sub-Hertz GW emission is outside of ground based GW detector (LIGO) frequency band. Using a 3D general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulation of a dying star, we show that jets inflate a turbulent, energetic bubble-cocoon that emits strong quasi-spherical GW emission within the LIGO band, $ 0.1-0.6 $ kHz, over the characteristic jet activity timescale, $ approx 10-100 $ s. This is the first non-inspiral GW source detectable by LIGO out to hundreds of Mpc, with $ approx 0.1 - 10 $ detectable events expected during LIGO observing run O4. These GWs are likely accompanied by detectable energetic core-collapse supernova and cocoon electromagnetic emission, making jetted stellar explosions promising multi-messenger sources. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.09256v1

Ben is still out, now with covid, so Nathan comes in to help continue the conversation. Starting the Conviction Arc, Nathan and I discuss the Lost Children chapter and find out about the Holy See's personal army and meet a demon with some extremely interesting characterizations and ideas behind her... Chapters discussed: 095. "The Black Swordsman, Once More" (黒い剣士、再び, Kuroi Kenshi, Futatabi) 096. "The Elves of Misty Valley" (霧の谷の妖精, Kiri no Tani no Yōsei) 097. "Jill" (ジル, Jiru) 098. "By Air" (飛来, Hirai) 099. "Elf Bugs" (妖虫, Yōchū) 100. "Queen" (女王(クイーン), Kuīn) 101. "Elf Fire" (鬼火, Onibi) 102. "Red-Eyed Peekaf" (赤い目のピーカフ, Akai me no Pīkafu) 103. "The Recollected Girl" (追憶の少女, Tsuioku no Shōjo) 104. "The World of Winged Things" (羽あるものの世界, Hanearumono no Sekai) 105. "Guardians (1)" (守護者(ガーディアン)(1), Gādian (1)) 106. "Guardians (2)" (守護者(ガーディアン)(2), Gādian (2)) 107. "Pursuers" (追跡者, Tsuisekisha) 108. "The Misty Valley (1)" (霧の谷(1), Kiri no Tani (1)) 109. "The Misty Valley (2)" (霧の谷(2), Kiri no Tani (2)) 110. "Cocoons" (繭, Mayu) 111. "Monster" (怪物, Kaibutsu) 112. "Sky Demon" (空魔, Kūma) 113. "A Bloody Night Sky" (鮮血の夜空, Senketsu no Yozora) 114. "The Space Between Demon and Man" (魔と人の狭間, Ma to Hito no Hazama) 115. "Firefly" (蛍, Hotaru) 116. "The Way Home" (家路, Ieji) 117. "Blue Sky Elf" (青空の妖精, Sora no Yōsei)

Steve picked it, so now they have to watch it - 1985's cult classic, Re-Animator gets the Cocoons of Horror treatment.  What will the boys think?  Will they appreciate the quirky gorefest or will they think some things should stay buried?  Tune in to find out.

How can I treat a red maple with cocoons on the leaves?

In this week's episode, the Three Rivers Boys are continuing their Way of Kings Overview going thru Chapter 14: Payday, Chapter 15: The Decoy, Chapter 16: Cocoons, and Chapter 17: A Bloody, Red Sunset. Bridge Four is turning this car around! This overview is full-book spoilers for "The Way of Kings" only. Enjoy! Please follow us at @ThreeRiversBoys on Twitter!

Happy Podcastiversary! Hex Positive is officially two years old and I thought I'd celebrate with an important discussion about growth. We all start out with ideas and impressions that we must unlearn, re-examine, and correct over time. This constant cycle of critical thinking and re-evaluation in response to new information is a normal and necessary part of a healthy practice. It is how we grow as practitioners and as people. And in an effort to lead by example, I sat down with my podcast senpai Trae Dorn, resident lovable curmudgeon and host of our sibling show BS-Free Witchcraft, to talk about the bullshit we used to believe as novice witches and how we outgrew those ideas. You'll have to make your own mistakes and learn your own lessons, but perhaps by hearing our stories, you can avoid one or two of those pitfalls. Oddities Witch Market Sunday, May 15th, 1pm-6pm Diversity Richmond, Richmond VA Visit the Willow Wings Witch Shop to purchase my books and homemade accoutrements for your craft! Check my Wordpress for show notes for past episodes and information on upcoming events. Follow the show on Twitter @hex_podcast for the latest updates! You can also find me as @BreeNicGarran on Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, and Wordpress. For more information on how to support the show and get access to early releases and extra content, visit my Patreon. Proud member of the Nerd and Tie Podcast Network. This episode is sponsored by: Portland Button Works – http://www.portlandbuttonworks.com The Spiral House – https://portlandbuttonworks.com/spiral-house-shop It's their 10-year anniversary, so make sure you show them some extra love this month! MUSIC CREDITS “Spellbound” & “Miri's Magic Dance” Ads – “Feelin' Good,” and “Danse Macabre – Violin Hook” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Happy Podcastiversary! Hex Positive is officially two years old and I thought I'd celebrate with an important discussion about growth.

We have arrived at the end of our Month of Fears theme, But we made sure to end it with a bang! We are joined by the fantastic Brooke and Marc from A Podcast on Elm Street to tackle on some Klowns. In this episode, we get to know more about the beginnings of A Podcast on Elm Street, we talk about testicle looking cotton candy, Cody and Sergio find their Gay icons in this movie, Marc and Brooke may be on the look out for some Lady Klowns and for the most part talk about the possibly sequel coming soon! Follow us:Instagram: @thehorrorbandwagonTwitter: @horrorbandwagonwww.thehorrorbandwagon.comYoutube: the horror bandwagonTwitch: twitch.tv/thehorrorbandwagonFollow Homies of Horror:Instagram: @a_podcast_on_elm_streetTikTok: @apoes613Youtube: A Podcast on Elm Street 

On the 224th episode of Audioface: REVIEWS: "Melt My Eyez See Your Future" by Denzel Curry, "777" by Latto, and "Echoes & Cocoons" by Brandon BoydNew singles: “The Lightning I & II" by Arcade Fire, "5.17" by Thom Yorke, and "Look Alive" by Dragon Rapid. Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins unexpectedly passes. The Melt My Eyez review. Olivia Rodrigo's music hospitalized her ex. The 777 review. Spotify drops their latest ploy to sound better to musicians. Dua Lipa sued for allegedly stealing the idea fo Levitating. The Echoes & Cocoons review. Grimes makes an explosive admission about legendary blog Hipster Runoff, "Wordle" for music nerds, a big bank CEO is playing at Coachella, and a Brazilian singer is hospitalized for holding in her farts. --- GET MORE AUDIOFACE WITH SYNDICATE 23 MEMBERSHIPMore info at join.syndicate23.co AUDIOFACE'S 2022 NEW MUSIC PLAYLIST:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5re14dHv4E6iOA9yj1PmtB?si=480f679829c0471b SUPPORT AUDIOFACE!Subscribe to this podcast (or Follow on Spotify) so you don’t miss new episodes every week. Tell some friends about this show to keep it growing! We appreciate it, and you. Reach out to us: https://twitter.com/audiofacepod/https://intsagram.com/audiofacepod/https://www.youtube.com/audiofacepod?sub_confirmation=1 For advertising opportunities, email info (at) syndicate23 (dot) co

On the season one finale of Cocoons of Horror, Steve and Anthony take a look at the oft overlooked 80's gem, The Monster Squad.  You know what is even scarier than Count Dracula?  Count Dracula armed with dynamite!

Brandon Boyd is nothing less than a musical genius, so to sit down and chat to him about the stories behind his latest album is a real privilege. The lead man of Incubus, Brandon Boyd has come back with his new album "Echoes and Cocoons". This comes after new Incubus releases in 2019/2020 with "Trust Fall" Side B: "Into The Summer" and "Our Love" which was a gift to Incubus fans in the middle of lockdown. Yes, that Covid lockdown... it sucked, but it lit the flame of many song writers, including Brandon. But it wasn't isolation that sparked this creativity, it was a newly moved-in girlfriend with a passion for music that got John Congleton (Sigur Ros, Lana Del Ray) on Brandon's radar. In fact, they started writing new music in isolation without having met! This is an honest and warm chat, direct from his home. This is Brandon Boyd, on The Rider with Becko

Interview with Thyra McKelvie.  All pollinating insects deserve our thanks, care, and attention, but sometimes certain species fly unnoticed. If you don't know much about solitary bees – which account for 90% of the bees on earth – you're not alone. And once you learn about them, you may just want to welcome them to your neighborhood. In this episode, Thyra McKelvie of Rent Mason Bees shares with us the important role solitary bees play in pollinating our planet and how we can easily host the solitary mason and leafcutter bees native to our area in our backyard. To see more podcasts, visit our Mother Earth News and Friends page. Check out the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Bookstore for more resources to help you achieve your health and farming goals. Go to the MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR page for webinar and courses on everything from gardening to livestock management. 

Brandon Boyd Interview | New Album ‘Echoes & Cocoons' Brandon Boyd of Incubus reunited with Rob Herrera via Zoom for an in-depth interview on the creative process behind his solo album Echoes & Cocoons. Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to follow and rate it. You are also welcome to support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes. If you'd like to watch my video interviews, I invite you to Subscribe to my channel at www.YouTube.com/FrontRowLiveEnt Follow Us: @FrontRowLiveEnt | @Robertherrera3 #BrandonBoyd #Incubus #FrontRowLiveEnt --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frontrowliveent/support

There was a boy who found a butterfly cocoon. Each day the boy went to visit the cocoon. One day a small opening appeared in the cocoon. The boy watched the butterfly for hours as it struggled to force its body through the little hole.Suddenly the butterfly stopped trying to make its way out of the cocoon. It didn't seem to be making any progress.  The butterfly was no longer moving. With good intentions, the boy felt he needed to help the butterfly.  He took a pair of scissors and very slowly with surgical precision, snipped the remaining bit of the cocoon being careful not to hurt the butterfly.  The butterfly then easily emerged.  Sounds rejuvenating right?Except something was strange.  The butterfly's body was swollen and its wings were all shriveled and deformed.  The boy continued to watch the butterfly, expecting any moment the wings would expand enough to support the body, which he thought would contract in time.Unfortunately, neither happened.  In fact the butterfly spent the rest of its life crawling around with a swollen body and deformed wings, never able to fly.What the boy in his kindness and impatience did not understand was the natural evolution of life.  The restrictive cocoon and the struggle through the small opening of the cocoon is nature's way of forcing fluid from the butterfly's body into its wings, so that it would be ready for flight after emerging from the cocoon.In 1 Cor 12 verses 9 through 10 Paul acknowledges that in our struggles God's grace is sufficient and because His  power is perfected in our weakness. Paul goes on to say therefore I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in calamities, in persecutions and difficulties for the sake of Christ, for whenever I am weak, then I am strong. Paul understood that it's because God's grace is sufficient,  that Sometimes our struggles are exactly what we need in our lives. I need you to understand this morning, that If we went through life without any obstacles, both our minds and bodies would shrivel up like the wings of the butterfly in the story. Without struggles, without trials and experiences that build our strength we would be worthless in the exaltation of divine purposeWith tribulations and struggles, there would be no opportunities for us to learn and grow from each experience.  We would never be able to spread our wings, fly on our own,  or reach the heights our purpose calls us to.  Learn from your trial, let your mistakes be your motivation and your stumbles build your strength.  

This week, Courtney relates her mental health journey not to the 1985 feature film, but to that of a moth in the cocoon phase of metamorphosis. Also baby bonus of video games @ time stamp 5:34!

The premier episode of Cocoons of Horror has Dr. Anthony Le Donne and comedian, Steve Ausburne revisiting the horror classic, Jaws.  Find out if the film holds up while learning a bit about the making of the movie.You like movie reviews chief?  Well, here's yet another one.  

In 2014 I learned the words Ocular Melanoma. It was August. I was in Florida visiting my parents, and I decided to get new glasses. This time, however, the doctor found what he called a worrying little freckle, and thought it would be a good idea to consult a Retina Specialist. That week, I went from Retina Specialist to various appointments at Bascom Palmer. I was diagnosed with OM and my plaque week was set for August 19th. My parents lived about 4 hours away from Miami, so I had to stay at the hospital for my plaque week. At the hospital, I was monitored daily with a Geiger meter to make sure the radiation levels were ok, and my husband was told to stay 10 feet away from my bed. The nurses who came into the room wore lead aprons. It was an immensely lonely experience, but the staff at Bascom Palmer did all they could to make me feel comfortable in a very uncomfortable situation. During the procedure, my eye muscle was cut to make room for the plaque. That caused more complications than I could have foreseen. The following weeks feel like a blur now, but I remember falling in love with cold compresses and watching a ton of Veronica Mars. When I healed slightly from the radiation surgery, It was time to handle the muscles, and that following year I had strabismus surgery. Since that time, I have gone through ups and downs with how to manage. My eyes have good days and really bad days. Sunglasses have become a permanent fixture on my face, Cocoons are the best! I hung up blackout curtains for the nighttime lights. I have learned to live in the perimeters of what my eyes can do, and thankful for each day I get to walk with my husband and remember to take each bumpy road as it comes. I have started to sketch and play guitar. It's not an easy journey, but I've learned so much going through this storm, Don't give up, embrace your support systems, cause they are our rocks! And remember, if we are to dispel the darkness, we must only believe in the light.

Indian American writer, Jhumpa Lahiri, has made her name writing fiction in English, but in recent years she has been writing in Italian including her latest, Whereabouts, which she also translated into English. Also, Ella Baxter on how her writing relates to her artistic practice making death shrouds and philosopher Hugh Breakey on his philosophical romance The Beautiful Fall.

Hello friends! This episode is a little different in format from our last ones. Instead of talking about recent design news, we're talking to each other about some exciting recent things we have going on. In this episode: Helen is prepping for a guest facilitator role building a wild balloon palace in Lexington, Kentucky; Justin is over-doing it on balance; and we dream about what it might mean to break out of our COVID-cocoons. Thanks for tuning in! We literally love you all!

This episode we talk about chapter 16 Cocoons to chapter 19 Starfall We also talk about: Boruto: Naruto Next Generations Adolin's Mental Health Care Fuckboy Bashin Dalinar's Brain Damage Not to mention a spoiler free review of Rhythm of War You can find us at email: whitandbridgegirl@gmail.com twitter: @witandbridge Music: Epic by www.bensound.com

SUMMARY: San Diego local, Monique goes on a 6-month anniversary date with Miguel. Everything started out romantically, but quickly turned dreadful when they encountered a mysterious creature in the wilderness on Palomar Mountain. This week's witness statement will have you questioning yourself the next time you consider breaking the rules.  CONTENT WARNINGS: Blood, injury, abduction, general horror   CREDITS: This episode was written and performed by Jeremy Enfinger Episode artwork by Nathan Lunsford @4StoryProd Sound effects and music by Zapsplat Additional music "Ghostpocalypse 6: Crossing the Threshold", "Giant Wyrm", "Decay:, "The House of Leaves", and “Ghostpocalypse 8 Epilog” by Kevin MacLeod (incomptech.com), licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   ABOUT: The Storage Papers is produced by Grinner Media LLC. It's a fictional horror audio drama with episodes published every two weeks. Some topics may be sensitive for younger viewers. Transcripts and content warnings can be found on our website. For additional details, visit: Website: https://www.thestoragepapers.com/  Transcripts, content warnings, and more: https://www.thestoragepapers.com/episodes Patreon Bonus Content: https://patreon.com/grinnermedia  Support us on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/grinnermedia Merch: https://merch.thestoragepapers.com/  Review Us: https://www.thestoragepapers.com/review  Grinner Media: https://grinnermedia.com/   SOCIAL: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/storagepapers  Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/storagepapers  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thestoragepapers Discord - https://www.thestoragepapers.com/discord   Thank you for listening to The Storage Papers. If you're interested in bonus content, we share some of the documents within the papers on a monthly basis that don't necessarily align with the main direction of Jeremy's story… at least, as far as he can tell for now. For those and some other exclusive rewards for your support, you can find our Patreon campaign at patreon.com/grinnermedia. Or if you prefer to support the show another way, find our Ko-fi page at Ko-fi.com/grinnermedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy New Year! I come to you today from the cab of my truck, in my driveway, to talk about the fact that my new office isn't ready to move in, and it's January 1, and it's kind of driving me crazy. I don't even have access to my studio, my computer, my completed interviews - nothing. Everything is in tight storage, because I thought the new office would be ready for me by New Year's Eve. (That's a photo of me in my old office, which has returned to its old role as child's bedroom...

This is the latest installment of "Question of Note," in which we take a listener's question — your question! — and find just the right the person (or people) to answer it. See them all here as we go along. Got a Question of Note you'd like answered? Email notetoself@wnyc.org with a voice memo. Here's how to record one.  Some people call it the "echo chamber effect." Others worry about filter bubbles or homophily. Every once in awhile you'll hear hands wringing over birds of a feather. Or you could just say it like listener Anid Chan in Portland: "I have a concern about personalized feeds. There is so much information out there, but I know that most of what I see are opinions and voices like my own. I worry this makes us more judgmental about other people, because most of what we believe gets emphasized by people who think the same way. How do we break out of the bubble?" Anid is right. We are more likely to have friends who are similar to us in age, education, occupation, and location. Channel that truth through the ever-present intersections of race, gender, nationality, ability, sex, and class, and, yes, it can get vulnerable and uncomfortable and even ugly. Cocoons form – comfortable and multi-platform cocoons, because we are also most likely to click on, like, or comment on things we already agree with. Then, because they want us to have positive experiences with their products, many of the social networks we use assume we want to see more of whatever it is we've chosen to click. The algorithms learn to reward opinions or people they think we'll like. In a company-sponsored study of 10.1 million of the most partisan American users on Facebook, researchers found that people's networks of friends and the stories they see are skewed toward their ideological preferences, though there are different interpretations as to why. Twitter too: an NYU political scientist found that about two-thirds of the people followed by the median Twitter user in the United States share the user's political leanings.  Happy almost-election season, right? Which brings us back to Anid's question. What does it really take to put more diversity - however you define it - into your news feeds? We asked two people working to do this for BuzzFeed - yes, the news website known for cat video and listicles. But the reason you know about them is because Buzzfeed spends a ton of energy figuring out what gets shared, why, and in which communities.  Katie Notopoulos is co-host of BuzzFeed's Internet Explorer podcast. She was the force behind #UnfollowAMan (which is exactly what it sounds like). Tracy Clayton is co-host of the BuzzFeed podcast Another Round, and one of the driving forces behind the CocoaButterBF initiative, designed to make BuzzFeed a little bit less monochromatic. They joined Manoush to talk about their work digging into the deepest corners of the Internet, thinking about their audiences, and figuring out what to elevate on one of the biggest platforms out there.  And for the average Internet reader? Here are some tips from Tracy and Katie: 1. Try. Acknowledge that there is a problem. To quote: "I... often come across the person who is like 'hey, you know, can you help me find a black writer to write about this, or an Asian writer to write about this, like I just don't know where to start,' and in addition to just sort of general cluelessness, [it also suggests] just, like, laziness. You know this is something that you have to try to do. You don't necessarily have to try really hard, but you do have to try. So start with trying, and then graduate to Google, and then see where you end up." 2. Keep your not-quite-friends on your friends list. Look them up occasionally. Facebook says your "weak ties" are a good way to get range. According to the company, 23 percent of users' friends are of an opposing political affiliation. If you look them up every once in awhile, the algorithm is more likely to filter a wider range of posts and updates into your feed. So go ahead and stalk your high school ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend's mother you friended on a whim. It'll be good for your worldview. And on a more serious note? If they say something offensive, don't necessarily unfriend. We made a flowchart for you here. 3. Click on one link you're only semi-interested in once a week (or more). Katie says a good feed should be "10 percent infuriating." But this doesn't have to be a hate click. Just a conscious effort to convince the Facebook or Google algorithms into thinking your interests are broader than they perhaps even are. Make a game of it. See what happens. Report back. 4. Unfollow one person whose perspective you know a little too well. Follow someone else instead. Take Katie's lead and #UnfollowAMan. Or a white person, or a Democrat, or a Republican, or a 30-something, or a New Yorker... whatever applies. The key is to replace him thoughtfully.  Here are some of Katie and Tracy's suggestions in a Twitter list.  And here are a few more solid curation feeds we've been into these days. This is obviously not a comprehensive list and suggestions are always welcome: Global Voices Online (@globalvoices) reported.ly (@reportedly) Across Women's Lives (@womenslives) Microaggressions (@microaggressive) 5. When you sign up for a new service, choose broad categories. There's always a new "it thing." When you try them out, treat them all a little differently. Katie uses the example of Apple News: "When you first sign up, it asks you 'what categories of news do you want?' And that's a really daunting question, but it's funny because I'm so used to like, 'I follow these outlets already and these people,' and so this was, 'here's a totally new app that's going give me a totally different experience.' Immediately I was seeing articles by outlets that I don't normally read." Basically, this tip boils down to "when you try something new, really try something new. Even if you don't stick with the service, you can discover new people in the process. 6. Join a public group. New perspectives on politics and the world don't necessarily come from political websites or world commentary. Sometimes, joining a public group about a lighter, more social topic is the best way to see what people are really talking about, and to teach your social networks that your interests can encompass more types of people. Katie recommends Dogspotting. Which is also exactly what it sounds like. You'll see new names, new people, new communities, and new languages. And dogs. A dog in Canberry, Australia. (Danielle Griffiths/Dogspotting) 7. Embrace your inner fly on the wall. Sometimes, the metric of success here is finding conversations that allow you to just listen, and not say anything at all. Tracy says one of the takeaways from hosting Another Round – a podcast in which she and her co-host Heben Nigatu talk about race pretty frequently – has been the reaction of white listeners: "We get a lot of emails white listeners, that say, 'you know what I'm just so glad to be able to sit in on these conversations... I've never had access to them before.' And I think that Twitter allows you the same sort of distance from really intimate conversations. I feel like people on Twitter are more likely to talk more candidly [about things] that concern them and their lives and their own personal experiences with people who have a shared reality." Special thanks this week to Julia Furlan, Eleanor Kagan, and the rest of the team at BuzzFeed audio. 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