Podcasts about Curly Wurly

Curly Wurly feedback Couch rot A conspiracy theory from the past Things that annoy you A text from mum @thebuckuppodcast @katelangbroek @nathvalvo Our money back guarantee is that you're going to feel better at the end of this podcast than you did at the beginning.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You look like you've done a poo! We love this british talk! We also try a Curly Wurly! Delish! ENJOY!

In this episode, the four hosts are finally reunited for a jaunt through the Scottish Highlands in the hope of making it to the coast in time for Beltane. Will they succeed, or will they be waylaid by the need for a Curly Wurly? Join us to find out! www.playthroughpod.com

(no music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(10 Hours) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(5 HOURS) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(10 Hours) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(5 HOURS) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(no Music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(no Music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(music) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(5 HOURS) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

(10 Hours) #1078 - Curly Wurly - Let Me Bore You To Sleep (5th March 2024) by Jason Newland

Bodybuilders are perfectionists. They're fastidious on internet forums, economical in their IRL conversations, and at the gym they wear ‘No excuses' singlets. As kids they may have been the ones insisting on only eating orange food, or completing a Rubik's Cube in 15 seconds.This episode, we're looking at shredding, the art of getting jacked – be that for bodybuilding, gymfluencer photo shoots, athletes who need to drop a weight class, actors who need to look buff, or just because.Jenny recounts her lead up to competing in bodybuilding (a once-only venture), when she transformed into a human Cadbury's Curly-Wurly and brought home gold and bronze medals, but at a cost to her health. This is a rare fish-out-of-water insight into the surreal world of bodybuilding, part sport, part spectacle, which comes laden with risks and rewards. What draws people to it? Who excels at it? What gets spoken of and what doesn't? And more pressingly, what did Frank think about the dramatically changing body of his girlfriend?Our guests this week are Paul Jayilian, Jenny's trainer and a world champion, who goes deep into the alchemy of ‘peak week'. Also, Jenny's posing coach, Nat Kitney, who aims to be a soft place to land for her clients, in a sport that's all about being hard on yourself.LINKSPaul Jayilian's Empire FitnessPosing Coach Nat KitneySpirit Levels on InstagramSpirit Levels on TikTokGet our free newsletter!This episode was mixed by Ally Kallis. Episode released 14/11/23 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shopping list: - 2 beans - 2 kilos Freddos - A egg - One feature about a traffic stop in Candyland - One feature where Wolf Blitzer can identify Friends episodes - One feature that is a poorly hidden pretext for us having YOUR house - A another egg "NewsSting" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

A short song I wrote for a friend of mine who's going on a diet of just Curly wurlys for ten days good luck to him

Just John & Kelly this week. A review of last week's training: The Bristol Track Club South West PBs 5K at Odd Down... The Curly Wurly parkrun... long run etcIn Kelly's corner there's reflection on the positives of abstaining from alcohol whilst training.Our interview this week is with 2:27 marathoner AND - first European at this years Comrade Marathon (ACTUALLY 90K!!) - Anthony Clark!!Have a good week everyone,Cheers,The SMM Team

"Your first job is not necessarily what you're going to do for the rest of your life. Just think about what you would enjoy, rather than stressing that you've committed to a career for 50 years." Ella Jones is Junior Brand Manager at Mondelez International, the multinational company which boasts the likes of Cadbury, Oreo, Ritz, and Green and Black's in its portfolio. She's only been in the role a few years, but her story could prove inspirational for anyone receiving exam results this summer, and starting to consider where their career might be heading. Ella studied English Literature at the University of Exeter and wasn't entirely sure what she would do after. In this episode of the Career Conversations podcast series, she reveals the unconventional approach she took to hunting for a job and ended up at Mondelez. She says she looked at the Times Top 100 Graduate Employers list and thumbed through, highlighting companies that she though looked interesting. When she came across Mondelez, she says she thought to herself "I know that I'm passionate about chocolate", so she took a look online to see what jobs were available. She ended up on the company's graduate scheme, which lasts three years and covered finance, sales, and marketing. "It gave me exposure to a real breadth of roles," she says. "I would definitely recommend doing a graduate scheme." Ella says the scheme was a great way to set her up for the world of work, including basic things like booking a meeting room or having an end of year review - small experiences that can give you confidence in the workplace. Listen to the full episode to find out what it's like to work at Mondelez, how Ella has managed to overcome bouts of imposter syndrome in the past, and she tells just about the nicest Curly Wurly story you're ever likely to hear. Ella Jonas, Junior Brand Manager, Mondelez International Ella is from Winchester in Hampshire, but now lives in London. She studied English Literature at Exeter University. She applied to Mondelez, an international FMCG company which owns Cadbury, Oreo, Green & Black's, Toblerone, Philadelphia and lots more. She did three years on the Sales and Marketing graduate scheme.  That scheme saw her cover revenue planning, a type of internal finance, working on Christmas biscuits, Freddo marketing, sales, managing Christmas and Easter in Co-Op.  She is now back in marketing, but the scheme was a great opportunity to experience multiple functions and enhance her skillset.

Cadbury mistakes. Sayings. Dr. Pepper.Mermaids. And ... Wil Wheaton Tell A friend! Or "borrow" their phone and subscribe for them. They'll thank you later. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Ash Williams Show is back for a fired up Friday. In this episode there's some freedom sauna action, gardening clogs and bird whistling. Plus an update on Marilyn Monroe and a closer look at the similarities between the songs 'Black Betty' and 'Crazy Frog'. And of course your questions are answered from the hotline. Support the show and get a BONUS episode each week: Only on patreon.  To listen and support the show go to: patreon.com/AshWilliamsShow Follow Ash on social media @AshWilliams1 & @AshWilliamsShow Hotline: 0406 284 954 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back in 2019 a network of radio telescopes called the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) took a picture of a black hole for the very first time. Presenters: Karlie Noon, Corey Tutt Producer: Ivy Shih Executive Producer: Joel Werner Sound engineer: Simon Branthwaite Podcast tile art by Molly Hunt

Craig’s unlikely fledgling career on the CID is in the balance as Faye and Gary’s sentencing day looms. Peter is still alive and his good news doesn’t stop there as a friendly nurse lets him know he’s officially on the transplant list. Sharon Bentley, a former foster-child of Rita’s, shows up after an absence of more than two decades which is the cue to talk about lots of characters who hadn’t been in Classic Corrie for five years. Nina thinks about taking her relationship with Seb to the next level until Paul, Ed, a plastic bag, and a Curly Wurly make her reconsider. Cathy is becoming a little too comfortable at Yasmeen’s and is getting her money’s worth out of her Amazon Prime free shipping. ITV Corey finally gets his wicked way with Asha but, thanks to Ahdi, still leaves with his nose out of joint. Tyrone treats Alina to a night away at the M6’s premier motorway hotel, while Chesney does his best to knacker the washing machine at number 9. Gemma balances snacks on her boobs. Hope goes berserker. Dev keeps the luxury crisps in the sideboard.

In this very special extra episode we speak to Eddie Izzard. Eddie is a big runner and a trans woman. She made headlines recently when her decision to use she/her pronouns came to light. We wanted to talk to her about her running experiences, and to demonstrate the inclusivity and support of our community. Last year, Eddie decided it was time to do something big, and she wanted to use running to achieve it. Throughout January 2021, under the banner of Make Humanity Great Again, Eddie is running 31 marathons on a treadmill, and then performing 31 stand-up shows, in 31 days, in 31 virtual cities from across Europe and around the world. She's doing this to raise money to give to charities that Make Humanity Great. These charities include Fareshare, Walking With The Wounded, Care International, United to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases and Covenant House New York City. Please donate to these causes by hitting the links below or donating to the numbers.We talked to Eddie while she was running her 20th marathon in a virtual Helsinki. She talked to us about her running, and all the injuries that she's currently suffering from. And we also talk about her pronouns, and the response that she's had as a result. Eddie talks honestly about her experiences and her politics, expressing her own views – which do not necessarily reflect those of Women's Running, but are certainly interesting listening. She talks frankly about Brexit, Donald Trump, and also John Major and a Curly Wurly – you have been warned. What Eddie is doing right now, the money she's raising and her quest to spread positivity and hope makes her one of the most inspiring people we've ever spoken to. Make Humanity Great Again Donation information:Just go to eddieizzard.com and hit the ‘Donate' button to give as much as you like via our Crowdfunder site. Or if you have a UK phone, you can send a text instead. To donate £10, just text the word TEN to 70810. To donate £20, just text the word TWENTY to the same number - 70810. How to join Eddie the 31-Day Challenge: - Follow Eddie on Zwift Companion App- When you enter Zwift there is the 'join another Zwifter', Eddie will appear near the top of that list, click the name, and a press run with Eddie. You can now join Eddie for the marathon attempt of the day. Find out more on Eddie's page here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412)

In this very special extra episode we speak to Eddie Izzard. Eddie is a big runner and a trans woman. She made headlines recently when her decision to use she/her pronouns came to light. We wanted to talk to her about her running experiences, and to demonstrate the inclusivity and support of our community. Last year, Eddie decided it was time to do something big, and she wanted to use running to achieve it. Throughout January 2021, under the banner of Make Humanity Great Again, Eddie is running 31 marathons on a treadmill, and then performing 31 stand-up shows, in 31 days, in 31 virtual cities from across Europe and around the world. She's doing this to raise money to give to charities that Make Humanity Great. These charities include Fareshare, Walking With The Wounded, Care International, United to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases and Covenant House New York City. Please donate to these causes by hitting the links below or donating to the numbers.We talked to Eddie while she was running her 20th marathon in a virtual Helsinki. She talked to us about her running, and all the injuries that she's currently suffering from. And we also talk about her pronouns, and the response that she's had as a result. Eddie talks honestly about her experiences and her politics, expressing her own views – which do not necessarily reflect those of Women's Running, but are certainly interesting listening. She talks frankly about Brexit, Donald Trump, and also John Major and a Curly Wurly – you have been warned. What Eddie is doing right now, the money she's raising and her quest to spread positivity and hope makes her one of the most inspiring people we've ever spoken to. Make Humanity Great Again Donation information:Just go to eddieizzard.com and hit the ‘Donate' button to give as much as you like via our Crowdfunder site. Or if you have a UK phone, you can send a text instead. To donate £10, just text the word TEN to 70810. To donate £20, just text the word TWENTY to the same number - 70810. How to join Eddie the 31-Day Challenge: - Follow Eddie on Zwift Companion App- When you enter Zwift there is the 'join another Zwifter', Eddie will appear near the top of that list, click the name, and a press run with Eddie. You can now join Eddie for the marathon attempt of the day. Find out more on Eddie's page here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=67575412) Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Notes Have you ever wanted to know what a Curly Wurly tastes like? Well, you're in luck, because Down the Hatch takes on all the obscure, British candy bars in this season, cutting carbs be damned. Christopher gets downright nostalgic and Amanda and Jules are just along for the ride (and the sugar high). Find out more at https://down-the-hatch.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

If you like seeing English comedians have their wit and creativity tested with coconuts and caravans, you'll probably like our Taskmaster episode! We discuss our love for Greg Davies and Alex Horne, and the greatest comedians, tasks, and moments of the show. We also try a Curly Wurly, and Sheldon tries to guess what "Brolly" means. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theanglofiles/support

Mondelēz [mohn-dah-LEEZ], the parent company of confectionery brand Cadbury, has decided to reduce the calories of some of its chocolate bars. The company announced that it will be cutting calories from childhood favorites Fudge, Curly Wurly, and Chomp bars in coming months. After the change, all three chocolate bars will have fewer than 100 calories. The move follows the company's decision last year to cut the calories of its Mini Fingers and Animals. Mondelēz executive Louise Stigant said the company made the decision in order to help tackle obesity among children in the country. According to Mondelēz, there will be no changes in the ingredients of the chocolate bars. The company explained that only the size will change, but they have yet to confirm by how much. Currently, Curly Wurly bars weigh 26 grams and contain 118 calories, Fudge bars weigh 25.5 grams and have 114 calories, and Chomp bars weigh 23.5 grams and contain 110 calories. Both individual chocolate bars and those sold in multipacks will have reduced calories. The company will also revamp the packaging design to highlight the change in calorie count. According to Stigant, Mondelēz feels strongly about its pledge to tackle childhood obesity. She believes that the new campaign can help parents more easily control calories when giving treats to their children.

In this weeks episode, Theo covers the death of Harry Dunn, a nineteen year old man who was the victim of the hit and run. However, his death set off a chain of events pulling in the White House, Interpol, the church and Julian Assange.   Rachael moves onto the Jamison family disappearance.  A seemingly normal family ready to move to a new property, they vanished without any explanation. Four years later, the families remains were discovered but what happened?   As always the episode finishes with a dumb criminal.   If you like Spree, please consider giving a 5 star review and follow us on social media. Twitter: @SpreePodcast.@TheGingerBolt. @RL_Reynolds.  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SpreePodcast Contact: spreepodcast@gmail.com

We throw our collective intellect at morning glory, dogging, Lego, murder hornets and the magic of the Curly Wurly.

We throw our collective intellect at morning glory, dogging, Lego, murder hornets and the magic of the Curly Wurly.

It's snacktime at IIWR and we bring back good friend of the show Jimmy for his professional opinion on trying candy bars imported from Britain. Listen as Jimmy fart while giving his thoughts on candy bars such as the Curly Wurly and the Double Decker bar.DJ also finally sat down to review a movie and give advice as well in the other segments.Other segments include:Dr. Glowing Ice - Safety GlassesInspiration - Having goalsIIWR Movie Review - HerGamblers Alley - Episode 3This is a big ole traditional IIWR episode full of laughs and info to keep your trip or whatever you're doing when listening to podcasts entertaining.Enjoy!

On today's show Matt tries to take us down memory lane, Dave becomes a voyeur and the team get invited to a wedding. Enjoy!

We learn what actually happened at the end of last week’s match between Mankind and The Rock. Then we switch to King of the Ring 1998 as Kane takes on Stone Cold Steve Austin in a First Blood Match. Bobbie accuses the WWF of changing the rules in the middle of this match, asks if everyone dislikes Vince McMahon like her, questions the point of a manager, tells us how to deal with a choking partner and shows off the new fridge.

Como resignificar uma canção que afirmava o que as mulheres queriam de um ponto de vista masculino e transformá-la em um hino sobre empoderamento feminino? Pergunte à Cyndi Lauper, que fez isso em 1983 regravando a música Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, uma história que eu conto em detalhes nesta edição do Resumo do Som. Capa do single Girls Just Want to Have Fun, de 1984Cyndi Lauper. Foto: Tony Costa/CORBIS Girls Just Want to Have Fun está disponível em:       Girls Just Want To Have Fun foi escrita por Robert Hazard e adaptada por E. Greenwich e J. Kent© 1983 Portrait Records Trechos musicais extraídos de:Riff de guitarra por Jason Read: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMzV008C2Lw Riff de sintetizador por Curly Wurly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzMFXYCH9I0 Riff de marimba por Waz Dat Sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wri6y2thdOM   Agradecimentos aos produtores virtuais pelo apoio:Fabiano F. M. Cordeiro Ricardo BunnymanGostaria de apoiar o 80 WATTS? É só escolher a plataforma de sua preferência.       This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

It seems like a good thing to have a strategy for keeping sane. For that strategy to be wild swimming feels counter intuitive. Especially when so many non swimmers’ response to us is ‘you must be mad!’ In this week’s episode, my guest Miriam talks about how wild swimming helped her overcome anxiety. Which is odd when we also explore the sense of dread and conflict we get as we prepare to head out to do a wild swim, especially in winter. How can something that creates such inner conflict be good for us? I can relate to all of this. At the moment I am in the grip of the worst bout of anxiety I can remember experiencing. Getting into near freezing water gives me a therapeutic sense of taking a huge breath in and letting it go, and with it releasing all the tension I’m carrying around. If only for a short while. I need it. It’s saving me. Miriam then expands on how she uses this to deal with other challenges in her life. I’ve never really thought about harnessing the inner strength and determination I have when it comes to fighting the inner conflict which I will not let get in the way of me swimming. To then apply this to other situations that scare me and make me doubt myself is genius. Like Miriam says, “you know you can get into 4 degree water in awful weather – I’m sure you can do those other things in your life that you fear – they are probably easier in many ways.” She’s right. So my challenge for this week is to bring my inner wild swimmer into the rest of my life – when I’m fronting a big event at work this week; when I’m dealing with conflict in a relationship; when I’m driving in horrendous weather on roads I don’t know. Anyone who recognises any of this should consider getting in touch to be a future guest. We can now record interviews over the internet so no matter where you are in the world, you can get involved and share your own reasons for swimming and what it means to you. Things we mention Grantchester meadows, Cambridge, Tyne and Wear Metro, Newcastle upon Tyne, TOSERs, Whitley Bay, Dry Robe, Dart 10k, Wansbeck river, Longsands, King Edwards Bay, Esk Falls, Tow Float, Curly Wurly, Shortcuts podcast, Roger Deakin

The Cadbury's Curly Wurly is discussed and disected. Andre muses over why people might go to the M&M store.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In May 1973 twelve-year-old James Wunk purchased a Curly Wurly, slipped through a hedge and vanished into thin air. Alan Stoob investigates.

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In this episode, the Boys heat up, cool down, and learn what a Curly Wurly is. Pepper gets pissed at an elephant. Ally has more audio issues that will actually be fixed next time.

Pro television editor and motion graphics artist Mike Gaines joins to tell us the Pros and Cons of Apple's new cylindrical beauty, the Mac Pro.  Plus, Darth Vader has an iPhone 4; your face might soon be your password; Apple patents wireless charging for your Mac and iDevices; and we pitch our favorite new apps on an all-new Faves 'N Raves app edition! Thanks to Squarespace for making this episode possible.   Treat yourself to a brand new website with the help of Squarespace - a drag-and-drop, do-it-yourself site builder with everything you need to create an exceptional website. Head to http://Squarespace.com/cultcast to start a free trial. Use the offer code “cultcast12” when you decide to purchase, and you’ll receive a 10% discount off your order.

Stardate 26th August 2012 In which Kris Heys finds an appreciation for Jonah Hex, yet again defends his Muppet Babies, and seeks clarity on the dark penis of Darth Vader. Mike Royce discusses a very different brand of ‘Curly Wurly’, gives his verdict on Young Bond, and explains exactly what he thinks of 9/11 and Moon Landing conspiracy theorists. Neil Armstrong and Tony Scott are remembered. Whilst Total Recall is reviewed and discussed... All recordings are issued under official license from Manchester Radio Online

In this week's episode of Dancing With Elephants the water is up to our ankles, so we've started bailing, Nikolai reviews The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd, and we discuss the 2 year old. Items discussed in this weeks show: The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd Audio clips from The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd used with permission. Tina came through with the Curly Wurly bars, so check out her website, learn about her paintings, drop her a line, and tell her you heard about her through us. The Daddy Panel: Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes (episode 140.5) P.D. Love of The DaddyCast (episode 24) JamesB of Face the Music & NavelCast You can find the podcasts mentioned in our iTunes Music Listener List by clicking here. And while you are there, why not subscribe to our podcast. Music featured on the show Rain Came Down provided by Amphibians. You can find them on the Podsafe Music Network. Next Week: We pick up the new 2006 Honda Odyssey, let the good times roll!!! Until then, keep an eye on the center ring.