Podcasts about Dead Horse

THE WEIGHT OF COLD THINGS A MISSING SHERIFF. A FROZEN WASTELAND. A PAST THAT WON'T STAY BURIED. Wyoming Deputy Sheriff Gree Gooding is sent north to find her missing boss. The trail leads four thousand miles to Deadhorse, Alaska—an oil-drilling outpost in the Arctic Circle where daylight is scarce and survival is measured in minutes. Six months earlier, her husband, a geologist, vanished in the same region. The investigation pulls her into more than a missing-person case. It connects to her Wyoming past, to unthinkable family truths, and to the grief she can't outrun. When the investigation tightens around a decades-long cover-up, Gree realizes someone has been anticipating her arrival all along. This was never just a missing person case. It is the conspiracy her husband died trying to expose—and what she must finish, no matter the cost. The cold doesn't forgive. It doesn't forget. And it's about to give up its dead. TOPICS OF CONVERSATION A missing sheriff, a wallet four thousand miles away, and a deputy who has to fly to the last place on earth she wants to go. Lisa's darkest thriller yet. Where it started: a real town called Deadhorse, Alaska. North of the Arctic Circle, flat, dark six months of the year. Lisa heard the name and knew she had to write it. Then the odds got strange. She sat down next to a crime novelist who'd actually worked the Deadhorse oil fields in the '70s and '80s. He read her drafts and fixed what the internet got wrong. Meet Gree Gooding: Wyoming deputy, sharp as they come, and a total train wreck. A vanished husband, a mother she never grieved, and she's running from all of it. Inside the villain's head. Lisa blurs the line between good and bad, and admits this book scared her to write. Two worlds, one story. A tangled family ranch in Cody, an ex named Woody she never wanted to see again, and secrets waiting up in Deadhorse. Plus: Lisa on book coaching, her nonfiction release The ME Factor, and her next thriller Midnight Pass, which she swears is lighter. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Lisa Towles is an award-winning, Amazon bestselling crime novelist, podcast host, and Book Coach dedicated to helping authors stand out in a crowded marketplace. She is the author of fifteen published crime novels, including the acclaimed E&A Investigations series and her latest standalone thriller, The Weight of Cold Things, from Indies United Publishing. Her thrillers are known for their psychological depth, high stakes, and cinematic pacing. Lisa is also the visionary behind Story Impact, a platform spanning consulting, a podcast, and a magazine, all built to elevate authors through branding, market intelligence, and publishing guidance. Its latest addition is her nonfiction book, The ME Factor: Your Secret Weapon for Author Visibility, a strategic framework to help authors clarify their identity, understand their market, and build a brand that lasts.  Lisa holds an MBA in IT Management and brings a blend of creative expertise and business strategy to her work. CONNECT WITH LISA TOWLES Website: https://lisatowles.com/  Social Media & Other Links: https://linktr.ee/authortowles Get your copy of THE WEIGHT OF COLD THINGS.

You guys… this might be the most chaotic episode of the summer and I am NOT mad about it.My tough love bestie Brenna Berg is back and we went absolutely feral. We start on mother-in-laws and baby pressure, spiral into peptides and testosterone shots, hit a full WWE-level rant about confrontation and toxic friendships, and somehow end up debating grown men who play video games. We get into EVERYTHING.Plus a Literally Not OK Confession Booth where Brenna and I rapid-fire our most controversial dating opinions.If you've ever built a guy up in your head after three Hinge pictures, or had a full imaginary argument in the shower… this one's for you.Trust me — send this to your group chat immediately.Subscribe, leave a review, and comment your biggest dating red flag

Patrick Wade gehört zu jenen Musikern, die lieber an ihrem Sound arbeiten als an ihrer Sichtbarkeit. Der Produzent aus Toronto komponiert unter anderem für Filmproduktionen und das Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Mit seinem Soloprojekt Dead Horse Beats veröffentlicht er hingegen nur in größeren Abständen neue Musik. Und nun sein Album „Chilling Effect“. (superfly.fm)

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ND has theories about fungus, Marjorie has theories about Sunny's sexuality, Goodwin has theories about Lemony Snicket's opinion on horses, and Britni already has opinions on horses! Plus, a guest appearance from Sandry!Show art by Castor Choate. To contact them, reach out to us at templeofreadingcircle@gmail.com. Music by Aleksey Chistilin. Find more of Aleksey's work on Spotify and YouTube. Photo by Lara Baeriswyl on Unsplash Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

​Opie Is Unraveling, Eric Wants Robot Horses, and Ron Predicts 2027 First Contact.​We don't have a filter, and today, we barely have sleep. On this completely unhinged episode, the Opie Radio booth is on fire.​This Episode Has Everything:​Opie's Nightmare: Up all night washing puke sheets, followed by a neighborhood-wide cable blackout (and the technician who just didn't care).​Eric Marino's New York: Breaking down the Central Park horse tragedy and pitching the only sensible solution: Robot Horses.Plus, Knicks madness and Joe Rogan's weird short-tie phase.​Ron the Waiter's Prophecy: Forget the news—Ron has the real timeline. He drops the definitive 2027 date for E.T. disclosure, analyzes geep hybrids, and explains why Scottish fans just drank Boston dry.Thanks for supporting the show https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/JANCGHFW7GJHA it helps us make more!

When Loretta Zaluski found the skeleton of a dead horse near her home she was a little scared, and worried. But she wasn't as confused as some might be. She knows some people in the Yukon aren't pleased with her, so Loretta believes someone deposited these horse remains to make a pointLoretta is part of a group called The Yukon Wild Horse Society, which is deeply concerned about the wellbeing of what they call “wild horses” that roam the wild spaces of the Yukon.But some in the Yukon haven't been enjoying their tactics to protect the feral animals, and wonder if this group of horse enthusiasts wandering the Yukon wilderness are more in need of management than the horses. Andrew Hynes tries to get to the bottom of just who, or what, might be responsible for this horse death, and how it came to be that the Yukon Wild Horse Society feels they MUST look out for Yukon's wild horses, because they believe no one else will.

In this episode, Derek (@CreaseAndAssist), Kalisha (@KalishaTownsell), Steve (@brandsteve), and Theresa (@MNSOTA24) discuss the end of the Minnesota Wild's 2025-26 season. We discuss what the people perceived doomed the Wild to failure in round two of the NHL Playoffs against the Colorado Avalanche, as well as the general takeaways for the season. We also answer a lot of listener questions too! If you would like to join the conversation, find us on Twitter/Blue Sky, and tag it #CreasePodcast, and we'll include it in our next show!

The campers all band together to come up with a plan to capture whoever is taking the mythics. Erin and Manasa get distracted talking about Barbie Fairtyopia. Erin's dogs are playing so much during this episode that we didn't bother to edit them out. They are a part of this. We deep dive on Laverna for a moment. Hazel, Nico, and Will head to downtown San Francisco to go to court. It's time for Riordanverse SVU (dun-dun). Then, Erin tells Manasa all about the myths the Karpos are based on, one of which is quite sad! Potatoes are the fruit of the earth. 

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Grifty Pod Bonus Episode "Beating a Dead Horse" We're back because the group chat got out of control. This week we break down the Eric Swalwell allegations, Azi's firsthand experience as a whistleblower in the Eric Bauman scandal, and the bigger issue of power, patriarchy, and why "believe women" suddenly comes with exceptions. We also get into cult of personality politics and what happens when the left gets its own Joe Rogan with Hassan Piker. Messy, honest, and very online but with a real point. Stop worshipping individuals and start holding systems accountable. Listen, then log off and go do something useful.

Today we are going to discuss:How and why it's fun to keep flogging a dead horseWe are going to break down the war between Hip-Hop and the NRLUncover more dark and hidden conspiracies within the gameand reveal Australia's newest protected species

In 2020, the National Park Service announced the closure of Dead Horse Bay, a section of water and shoreline within the Gateway National Recreation Area in Brooklyn. Survey results had shown radiological and chemical contamination at the popular beachcombing spot, and the park service said that a federal cleanup effort would follow. More than five years later, the closure is still active, the paths are overgrown and the beach appears to be untouched. Here's a look at what's happening — or not — down at Dead Horse Bay. MUSIC: Sudden Courier [Eltham House | Blue Dot Sessions] | Under The Wire [Transistor Radio | Blue Dot Sessions] | Scienceline theme by Jahzzar at the Free Music Archive

Keith sits down with Jeremy Bolm to discuss his early experiences in broadcasting that led to the creation of The First Ever Podcast, dealing with our own personal podcasting insecurities, booking and recording experiences, navigating technical difficulties and more. We also discuss the beginning of Touché Amoré, the band's debut LP "To The Beat of a Dead Horse", early support the band received from Geoff Rickly and Thursday, the making of their Epitaph debut "Stage Four" and its upcoming 10 year anniversary, insights on some of the band's LP's and Jeremy's writing process, Jeremy's record label Secret Voice, his band Hesitation Wounds formed with members of The Hope Conspiracy and The Suicide File and more. Intro - 0:00 - 5:10 Jeremy Bolm Interview - 5:11 - 1:31:05

We know it's been a minute, and we know the world is still ending and Nancy Guthrie is still missing. But sometimes you need to laugh it out and be completely inappropriate or you will cry and/or punch people. We chose violence. But, like, the verbal kind! We share our takes on the Nancy G case (which would have 1000% been solved by a woman within the first 48 hours). The absolute angel women and the absolute trash bag men on Love is Blind, and naturally, we give you alllllll of our thoughts on the mens US olympic hockey team (spoiler, you don't need PR, you need COMMON SENSE). Anna shares her new fave FB page and Faith shares her hope to tap into her heritage, but it kinda backfires...

In this episode of the podcast WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, hosts Malcolm Harris and Michael Vincent engage in a fast-paced discussion on current events impacting the freight and transportation industry.The episode covers several key industry and political topics:• Safety and Regulations: The hosts discuss a significant article by Rob Carpenter regarding a driver involved in a major Alabama crash who returned to business despite safety concerns. This leads to a broader debate on “barriers to entry” in the trucking industry and the importance of maintaining high standards for CDL holders.• Political Developments: They touch upon the recent State of the Union address and its implications for cleaning up industry issues.• Trade and Tariffs: There is a detailed analysis of FedEx's legal fight for refunds following Supreme Court rulings on the mechanisms used for recent tariffs.• Language Requirements: The hosts debate a new rule mentioned by Sean Duffy to implement an “English only” proficiency requirement for skills tests in California, which currently allows tests in up to 20 different languages.Guest Highlights:• Rush Feldhacker: The Senior Director of Sales at Tabi Connect and an industry veteran well-known in the Chattanooga “Freight Alley” area.• Jeff Jacobs: Representing TAI Software, he discusses why a Transportation Management System (TMS) should be viewed as an essential operating system rather than just a software tool. Watch on YouTube Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts #WHATTHETRUCK #FreightNews #supplychain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the podcast WHAT THE TRUCK?!?, hosts Malcolm Harris and Michael Vincent engage in a fast-paced discussion on current events impacting the freight and transportation industry.The episode covers several key industry and political topics:• Safety and Regulations: The hosts discuss a significant article by Rob Carpenter regarding a driver involved in a major Alabama crash who returned to business despite safety concerns. This leads to a broader debate on “barriers to entry” in the trucking industry and the importance of maintaining high standards for CDL holders.• Political Developments: They touch upon the recent State of the Union address and its implications for cleaning up industry issues.• Trade and Tariffs: There is a detailed analysis of FedEx's legal fight for refunds following Supreme Court rulings on the mechanisms used for recent tariffs.• Language Requirements: The hosts debate a new rule mentioned by Sean Duffy to implement an “English only” proficiency requirement for skills tests in California, which currently allows tests in up to 20 different languages.Guest Highlights:• Rush Feldhacker: The Senior Director of Sales at Tabi Connect and an industry veteran well-known in the Chattanooga “Freight Alley” area.• Jeff Jacobs: Representing TAI Software, he discusses why a Transportation Management System (TMS) should be viewed as an essential operating system rather than just a software tool. Watch on YouTube Subscribe to the WTT newsletter Apple Podcasts Spotify More FreightWaves Podcasts #WHATTHETRUCK #FreightNews #supplychain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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     This week- a pair of films about men driven to extremes.     Two Vietnam Vets begin having similar ultrarealistic dreams about a member of their fireteam who died in a POW camp. Soon they start waking up with actual injuries they received in their dreams. In a desperate effort to save their buddy and stop a sadistic traitor they gear up for one final nocturnal confrontation. A high concept action thrillers from VHS pioneer David A. Prior, Night Wars.     Recently released from prison career criminal, Johnny Clay, has a plan to rob a racetrack with a potential take of $2 million. His heist plan is more than able to work with a small crew, assuming there are no leaks or unlucky breaks... The  third feature from legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, an expertly crafted and stylish late classic period Noir, The Killing.     All that and Craig is unrepentant, Tyler fears the future, Dave goes unrestricted, and Kevin makes moves that would make Machiavelli blush. Join us, won't you?   Episode 446- Beating A Dead Horse

A man who is suspected of killing two and wounding several others at Brown University has been found dead in a New Hampshire storage facility where he had rented a unit, officials said. Starting bright and early Thursday morning, volunteer chefs alongside people displaced by Typhoon Halong worked on crafting a potluck meal to feed up to 200 people who were displaced from the natural disaster. A passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight from Deadhorse to Anchorage has been charged in federal court after authorities say he repeatedly tried to open a cabin door midflight, prompting passengers to restrain him and flight crew to consider diverting the plane.

President Donald Trump delivered a politically charged speech Wednesday carried live in prime time on network television, seeking to pin the blame for economic challenges on Democrats while announcing he is sending a $1,776 bonus check to U.S. troops for Christmas. Two former Alaska State Troopers accused of using excessive force to hospitalize a man mistaken for someone else last year in Kenai have been indicted by a federal grand jury of criminal civil rights violations. A passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight from Deadhorse to Anchorage has been charged in federal court after authorities say he repeatedly tried to open a cabin door midflight, prompting passengers to restrain him and flight crew to consider diverting the plane.

A classic Jam Crack story episode from 2016. Chris Schulte reads the classic tale of climbing exploration in the American desert. Pure gold.

Send us a textOutkast set the tone, and not just with nostalgia. We open on why Bombs Over Baghdad, Ms. Jackson, and So Fresh, So Clean still hit, then hold that same standard of craft and respect up to today's sports world. A wobbly tribute reminds us that homage without homework falls flat—much like a football team that preaches “find a way” while repeating the same endgame mistakes.From there, we dig into the Falcons' cycle: prevent defense at the wrong time, mismatched coverage on money downs, and overtime play-calling that shrinks under pressure. We talk situational football in plain language—when to heat up the passer, how to weaponize substitutions against the clock, and when a forced field goal is the smarter bet. The throughline is accountability. If the message never changes and the outcomes don't either, it's time to examine leadership and give fans permission to use the only leverage that truly matters: their wallets.We zoom out to the Giants cutting ties with Brian Daboll and ask the hard question: how far can “culture” take you without results? Then we lay out a Super Bowl Six built on identity and repeatable strengths: Seattle's defense-first equilibrium, Detroit's aggressive clarity, Baltimore's healthy depth, and Kansas City's uneasy inevitability. On the college side, we grapple with playoff contradictions—conference titles that count until they don't—and argue for a cleaner selection that rewards the best without contortions.The NBA segment pulls back the curtain on optics. Nico Harrison's firing looks like ownership politics after a star trade—because no GM moves a franchise player without sign-off. We close by calling for a simpler, more competitive All-Star concept and by delivering our College Six Pack and NFL Six with clear logic you can challenge or ride with.If you enjoyed this, subscribe, share it with a friend, and drop a review with the one change you'd make first—coach, scheme, or front office. We'll read the best takes on the next show.Support the show

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Emily Thompson welcome in special guest Reed Carlson of Alaska Gun Company to discuss the art of building firearms, the industry and lifestyle!   Homeless bison camp, back in the saddle, flood support effort in western Alaska, upcoming events, what's Emmy-T been up too, (Sheep Hunt, PWS Deer, Central AK Caribou), Kelly “Sista from Another Mista”, Piper's trip to Lake Powell AZ, Emily's throwback family films, “the Hydro Pimp”, Reed Carlson w/Alaska Gun Company, custom gun building in Alaska, quality control & guns that shoot right, the “can” suppressor game, educating rifleman in Alaska, recoil sensitivity, custom firearm movement, “Class 07” Type 07 FFL, Jordan Switzer (@_jswitzer), Michigan produces outdoorsman, Harley's trip from the pound in Palmer to Deadhorse, Brandon's not a dog person,         Visit our website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

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Pastor Jim continues his series, "To The Ends of the Earth."

  I know, I've been a dog on a bone with this. Some might say, "You're beating a dead horse!" Maybe. And maybe that's the method to my madness in the past few episodes. Do you know about the dead horse theory? It's had a long-standing place in management lore. It goes like this, according to the Internet. The “Dead Horse Theory” is a satirical metaphor that illustrates how some individuals, institutions, or nations handle obvious, unsolvable problems. Instead of accepting reality, they cling to justifying their actions. The core idea is simple: if you realize you're riding a dead horse, the most sensible thing to do is dismount and move on. However, in practice, the opposite often happens. Instead of abandoning the dead horse, people take actions such as: • Buying a new saddle for the horse. • Improving the horse's diet, despite it being dead. • Changing the rider instead of addressing the real problem. • Firing the horse caretaker and hiring someone new, hoping for a different outcome. • Holding meetings to discuss ways to increase the dead horse's speed. • Creating committees or task forces to analyze the dead horse problem from every angle. These groups work for months, compile reports, and ultimately conclude the obvious: the horse is dead. • Justifying efforts by comparing the horse to other similarly dead horses, concluding that the issue was a lack of training. • Proposing training programs for the horse, which means increasing the budget. • Redefining the concept of “dead” to convince themselves the horse still has potential. The Lesson: This theory highlights how many people and organizations prefer to deny reality, wasting time, resources, and effort on ineffective solutions instead of acknowledging the problem from the start and making smarter, more effective decisions. Today, let's aim it at ourselves. Personally. Professionally. I encourage you to take it personally. Make it personal. Apply it. Learn from it. And lean toward wisdom. Please tell a friend about the podcast! • Join our private Facebook group • Email me

“Jimbo” Tarpey describes himself as “the guy riding a motorcycle from the Arctic to the Antarctic. I talk about the history and the culture of the places I visit—the details, the nitty-gritty, the fun stuff.” No matter who you are or what adventures you've experienced during your lifetime, while the first part of that quote definitely grabs your attention, the last bit holds it firmly in place.Tarpey began his journey three years ago in his native Minnesota, traveling first to the Arctic Ocean in Deadhorse, Alaska. Over the course of two-and-a-half years, he followed the Pan-American Highway, recognized as the longest road in the world, all the way to Ushuaia, Argentina, the southernmost city in South America. Being bilingual with more than a passing interest in history helped.Similar to others engulfed by a lust for travel, Tarpey counts Ted Simon, author of the 1979 book, “Jupiter's Travels,” among his inspirations. “He said, ‘Being in a car is like watching a movie. On a bike, you're in it.' It's a much more involved experience, and when you get to the other side, the feeling of accomplishment is so much more profound.” May the road never end for you, Jimbo. Connect with Us:Website: www.driventoridepodcast.comInstagram: www.Instagram.com/driventoridepodcastFacebook: www.facebook.com/driventorideEmail:hello@driventoridepodcast.com

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In this episode of the Distance to Empty podcast, hosts Kevin Goldberg and Peter Noyes, along with special guest Joe Corcione, provide an in-depth preview of the Cocodona 250 ultra marathon. They discuss the course layout, share valuable tips for runners, crew, and pacers, and highlight the importance of hydration and preparation for the challenging sections of the race. The conversation covers each segment of the race, emphasizing the mental and physical strategies needed to succeed in this grueling event. In this segment of the conversation, Kevin,20 Peter and Joe Corcione discuss various sections of the Cocodona 250 race, focusing on the challenges and strategies for navigating the course. They delve into the importance of managing sleep, the technical difficulties of the Mingus descent, and the beauty of the Dead Horse to Deer Pass section. The conversation also highlights the new Hangover Trail and the significance of Muns Park as a sleep station, emphasizing the mental and physical endurance required for the race. In this episode, the hosts discuss the challenges and strategies for the Cocodona 250 race, focusing on key sections like Fort Tuttle to Walnut Canyon and the final push to the finish. They explore the mental and physical demands of ultra running, the importance of pacing and support, and the new trail changes for this year's race. The conversation also touches on personal growth through endurance racing and predictions for future events.

This week Courtney was sounding a little hoarse, but we still had a great time. Tried a new Segment "Give Me a Beat", another alien story, fake bands, and some classic songs.   Music this week provided by: No Cash and Go Jimmy Go!

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Subscribe to Throwing Fits on Substack. Our interview with Alex Hartman is sincere. Alex aka Nolita Dirtbag returns to the pod to trend forecast buying zip-up hoodies at Brandy Melville, his alter ego Craig McKinsey, turning the Bang Bus into the Woke Bus, what consultants even do, our collective return to sincerity aka honesty maxxing, millennial optimism, being trad is just growing up, the Sweetgreen of dentists, MD Foodie Boyz, the algo apocalypse, the joy of Citibiking, being paralyzed by greatness on Substack, asking the Chief Meme Officer at IG for favors, his new talk show Dead Horse is coming soon, Matthew McConaughey's audiobook, the many perks of Chelsea Piers, Shithead Square, clubstaurants are good now, doxxing your mom, Barron Trump DJing on The Lot Radio, meeting the Rat Czar of NYC, checking in on man on the street content creators, Tofu Tofu Korean BBQ, anti-influence is actually still influence, building the weekend warrior uniform, earnest glazing Timothée Chalamet, quitting sports gambling and much more on Alex Hartman's interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™.

Joanne and Bernadette Fareown are raised on their family farm in rural Illinois, keenly affected by their parents' volatile relationship and mounting financial debt, haunted by the cursed history of the women in their family. Largely left to their own devices, the sisters educate themselves on Greek mythology, feminism, and Virginia Woolf, realizing they must find unique ways to cope in these antagonistic conditions, questioning the American Dream as the rest of the country abandons their community in crisis. As Jo and Bernie's imaginative solutions for escape come up short against their parents' realities, the family leaves their farm for Chicago, where Joanne--free-spirited, reckless, and unable to tame her inner violence--rebels in increasingly desperate ways. After her worst breakdown yet, Jo goes into exile in Deadhorse, Alaska, and it is up to Bernadette to use all she's learned from her sister to revive a sense of hope against the backdrop of a failing world. With her debut novel, Nora Lange has crafted a rambunctious, ambitious, and heart-rending portrait of two idiosyncratic sisters, determined to persevere despite the worst that capitalism and their circumstances has to throw at them. Nora Lange's debut novel Us Fools is a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award in Fiction, named a best book of 2024 by The Boston Globe and NPR, a Los Angeles Times bestseller, and a New York Times Editors' Choice. An earlier iteration of it was shortlisted for The Novel Prize, a prize to recognize novels that explore and expand the possibilities of the form. Nora's writing has appeared in BOMB, Hazlitt, Joyland, American Short Fiction, Denver Quarterly, and elsewhere. She has received fellowships from Brown University and is a fellow at USC's Los Angeles Institute of the Humanities. She recently moved to Salt Lake City with her family. And look for Nora's in The Believer. Recommended Books: Miranda July, All Fours Svetlana Alexievich, Secondhand Time  Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is published with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joanne and Bernadette Fareown are raised on their family farm in rural Illinois, keenly affected by their parents' volatile relationship and mounting financial debt, haunted by the cursed history of the women in their family. Largely left to their own devices, the sisters educate themselves on Greek mythology, feminism, and Virginia Woolf, realizing they must find unique ways to cope in these antagonistic conditions, questioning the American Dream as the rest of the country abandons their community in crisis. As Jo and Bernie's imaginative solutions for escape come up short against their parents' realities, the family leaves their farm for Chicago, where Joanne--free-spirited, reckless, and unable to tame her inner violence--rebels in increasingly desperate ways. After her worst breakdown yet, Jo goes into exile in Deadhorse, Alaska, and it is up to Bernadette to use all she's learned from her sister to revive a sense of hope against the backdrop of a failing world. With her debut novel, Nora Lange has crafted a rambunctious, ambitious, and heart-rending portrait of two idiosyncratic sisters, determined to persevere despite the worst that capitalism and their circumstances has to throw at them. Nora Lange's debut novel Us Fools is a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award in Fiction, named a best book of 2024 by The Boston Globe and NPR, a Los Angeles Times bestseller, and a New York Times Editors' Choice. An earlier iteration of it was shortlisted for The Novel Prize, a prize to recognize novels that explore and expand the possibilities of the form. Nora's writing has appeared in BOMB, Hazlitt, Joyland, American Short Fiction, Denver Quarterly, and elsewhere. She has received fellowships from Brown University and is a fellow at USC's Los Angeles Institute of the Humanities. She recently moved to Salt Lake City with her family. And look for Nora's in The Believer. Recommended Books: Miranda July, All Fours Svetlana Alexievich, Secondhand Time  Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is published with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Himmel ‘byrnes' Hall; a struggle session to advice the (losing) Democrats; and Hall gets high off of a can of tea.

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Melissa Core-Caballo, the visionary CEO and co-founder of Dead Horse Branding, an award-winning PR and marketing firm based in Nashville. Melissa has never followed the traditional path—she's a high school dropout who knew from an early age that she was meant for something bigger: entrepreneurship on her own terms.Alongside her husband and co-founder, Rick Core, Melissa has developed a cutting-edge branding curriculum that they currently teach in schools, equipping the next generation of visionaries with the tools they need to build powerful, authentic brands. At Dead Horse Branding, they take a holistic approach to branding, ensuring that every element—strategic planning, design, photography, website development, marketing, social media, publicity, and licensing—works in harmony to create a brand that resonates.In this episode, Melissa shares why branding should be the foundation—not just social media strategy, the importance of building an identity before marketing, and how she's worked with some of the biggest names in entertainment, music, and business—including Cyndi Lauper, Steven Tyler's Loving Mary Band, The Today Show, Lionsgate, and Universal Music Group.As Melissa puts it, "The only thing you cannot afford to lose is your credibility."Get ready for an inspiring conversation about taking the road less traveled, disrupting the norm, and creating a brand that truly lasts. Support the showAbout The Host:Sydney Dozier the visionary behind Renaissance Marketing Group, a leading Nashville-based social media agency founded in 2014. Over 9 years, Sydney has curated a top-tier team, establishing Renaissance as a go-to agency delivering proven social media marketing results. Renaissance offers a wide array of services, from social media management to content creation, professional photography and videography, branding, and more, serving clients across the nation. Their focus is clear: drive revenue, foster online growth, and exceed client expectations. Sydney is not only a business dynamo but also the co-host of The Renaissance Podcast, aimed at empowering entrepreneurs. Her dedication to supporting women entrepreneurs led to The Mona Lisa Foundation, offering mentorship, grants, education, and a vibrant community. She's also the brains behind The Renaissance Women's Summit, an annual event in Nashville with a mission in inspiring women entrepreneurs. Sydney is a wife and mother to Sawyer James and has an unwavering passion for entrepreneurship, the color pink, and her two furry companions, Stevie Nicks and EmmyLou Harris. Learn more: www.renaissancemarketinggroup.com

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a satanic ritual… well, actually it's probably not. In the weeks leading up to Super Bowl 57 the public was given multiple idols to honor in the name of ever-changing political correctness. The last week of January featured a statue of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the New York State Supreme Court house next to actual law givers like Moses and Zoroaster. Her body was deformed though with tentacles and horns and she stood on a lotus flower, a symbol of spirit overcoming matter, even though the idol was a symbol of matter aborting spirit. The same artist crafted another similar statue across the street supposedly representing Eve. In both cases is the universal mother called upon and then inverted to draw on the energy of Lilith of Lamashtu, the Mother of Beasts. The graven image reminded many of medusa who is famous for turning men into stone. A week later on February 5th the Grammys featured Sam Smith and Kim Petra performing a song called ‘Unholy' with cartoonish depictions of the Devil, alongside of flames, cages, red clothes and horns. While most were caught up in the childlike depiction of evil they missed the intentional magic circle on stage and/or the lyrics of the song which referred to the unholy practices at the ‘body shop', perhaps a lyric noting our increasing desire to drug and mutilate children and adults in the name of identity, obesity, or rebellion. Darkness and chaos are, after all, rebellion against light and order, and altering the image of god is probably evil. The performance was said to be ground breaking because of the gender and sexual identities of Sam and Kim, relating their devilish images to a cartoon devil from the Powerpuff Girls tv show wherein Satan wears drag and is confused about his identity. His name is HIIM, or His Infernal Majesty. Social media was also ablaze about Madonna, who introduced the performance. Many said she looked plastic, fake, and just awful. Madonna, of course, blamed this on ageism and mysoginy despite many observers being older and women. Once again, largely overlooked, was her hair which was done in a way to mimic the horns on the Ginsburg statue. Since Madonna is trying to maintain her relevancy and youth it would seem that she is the one attempting to perform unholy acts against nature. She is, in essence, the Black Madonna, or the black MA (mother) DONNA (goddess). A week later we arrive at Super Bowl 57 on February 12, 2023, played in Glendale/Phoenix, Arizona, at State Farm Stadium, between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Commercials were mostly drab with few exceptions. A new Flash movie, Ant Man, Doritos triangles, Disney magic, the Masked Singer with a gargoyle, and some electric vehicle commercials from Jeep, GM (which featured zombies, Stranger Things, and Squid Games), and RAM (which seemed to really try with their ‘Premature Electrification' to convict you electric is better). The most notable were SquareSpace, Tubi, and U2. SquareSpace featured Adam Driver talking about how the service for websites ‘could create itself' and how this was the ‘singularity'. Adam Driver multiplied into what reminded some of agents from the matrix before being sucked into a portal. Square Space is also the dimension of Metatron's Cube or the meta verse, the eight sphere embodied by Saturn's essence.Tubi took viewers down a ‘rabbit hole' during the year of the rabbit, as rabbits physically took people and threw them into the abyss. And perhaps the most disturbing of all was the band U2 announcing their residency at the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas with a short 15 second ad featuring sphere-like UFOs, intense trailer-like music and a warning that ‘an unidentified object has been spotted over the skies'. What made this ad so disturbing to some was the fact that in the 72 hours prior to the game UFOs, which for some reason were not called UAPs and were not blamed on Russia, were tracked and shot down in Deadhorse, Alaska, Yukon, Canada, and over Lake Huron near Michigan. Lake Michigan airspace had been shut down hours before while the FAA also shut down the airspace over Montana due to NORAD tracking a ‘radar anomaly'. If the Super Bowl took your attention away from these unidentified objects then the U2 commercial redirected your attention back at the very end of the game. Not all of the UFOs were spherical, however, a reference to the Chinese Spy Balloon shot down on the east coast a week before. Instead, they were cylindrical and silver, while the Great Lakes UFO was octagonal. Several were called ‘airships'.In a tongue-in-cheek observation one could see the Vince Lombardi Trophy itself as holding not a football but a cylindrical, silver airship. Then there is Halftime. Usually sponsored by Pepsi the 2023 show was sponsored by Apple and performed by Rihanna and some dancers in white. Pre-game advertisements had Rihanna in a cloak of green moss or grass with her hair done (like a character from Dr. Seuss) to look like the roots or branches of a tree. Her entire pre-performance outfit made her appear to represent a tree which was sponsored by the black apple. This is obviously Edenic and the black apple logo is the poisoned apple given a tempted Eve in the garden, or Snow White. In essence, Rihanna was a representation of the Universal Mother of Nature. We even saw Adam and Eve in an avocado commercial during the game, a symbol of a womb and new life.Pre-game notes made sure the tens of millions of views knew that the game-day military flyover was performed entirely by women, that a black female coach Autumn Lockwood was the first to assistant coach a Super Bowl, and that both starting quarterbacks, Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes, had darker skin, sort of. In other words, much homage was shown to black women in particular but black folks in general during black history month. As these things typically come off as insincere it was not noted that the NFL is over 70% black, and that roughly 38% of assistant coaches and 10% of head coaches are black. Not bad for representing only 14% of the entire population. But more to the point…Rihanna, who was opposed to the NFL for some time, decided to perform anyway. She represented the Universal Mother of Nature or Queen of Heaven. Halftime began with the singer suspended on a giant mirror and accompanied by two lower mirrors on each side, each with two dancers in white. Overall there were seven of these mirrors but we only see five to begin. The image created is that of the GEN (Chinese) or GON (Japanese), one of the Eight Trigrams of the I Ching, featuring a horizontal solid bar with two bars underneath on the left and right sides the.As the performance proceeds the suspended mirrors move in a way to indicate a stairway or a Staircase either to Heaven or Hell, as it shifts in both directions. This also flips the GEN or GON upside down and then back up. Next we see the mirrors on left and right drawing the eye down to the bottom central mirror with Rihanna, who was first at the apex of a ziggurat, is now at its bottom - this flipping represents both male and female or fire and water. It is traditionally Isis who is the all-seeing eye at the apex of the heavenly facing pyramid. We know Rihanna has a large Isis tattoo on her chest.After her dancers crawl behind her across the red stage and she retouches her makeup once, the mirrors return to view suspended in a straight line across the top of the stage. She then performs her iconic ‘Run this Town' song as the central mirror then lifts her back into the air and she transitions to the song ‘Umbrella'. A particularly interesting note about this song should not be passed up. UMBRELLA as a word is a combination of two words - UMBRA and ELLA. This is their meaning:UMBRA: a shadow region of darknessELLA: a female given name, from Germanic meaning ‘all'In other words, UMBRELLA is an all encompassing female name given to darkness. Here we are reminded again of the Black Madonna or the inverted Universal Mother. It should be noted, furthermore, that Rihanna has a giant tattoo of Lady Isis on her chest. We should also note that the black goddess Kali is said to be symbolized by mirrors. The mirrors at the halftime show furthermore reflected the heavens above as if to reject divinity. In the Lovecraft universe the god Yog-Sothoth appears in many different forms. He is the ‘guardian of the gate', or portal of past, present, and future (think of those commercials for SquareSpace and Tubi). He is described as a series of 13 ‘iridescent globes'. One of them is called UMBRA. Horror fan pages suggest that this particular representation of Yog-Sothoth is a type of demon who grants fame, fortune, etc., when worshipped. Such a demon is very popular in music and is honored by Eminem (the shadow), Lady Gaga (the monster and fame), and Billie Eilish (bury a friend). The chanting of UMBRELLA is like an incantation. The reduction of the word to “ella, ella, eh, eh, eh'” is similar to ABRACADABRA, which is reduced to BRACADABR, RACADAB, ACADA, CAD, A, etc. It is a word used to enchant when performing a magical act or ritual. The Super Bowl itself is a giant witch's cauldron to brew up magic potion. The reference to rain is excessive in the music industry, too, and is usually called the Rain Main, which is played by Jay Z in the ‘Umbrella' music video. Rihanna, it should be noted, begins the music video song with all black leather, oily attire and ends up covered in silver paint, signifying the infernal, while bowing down inside of a pyramid, a reference to the earth-womb. This is when she chants ‘ella' and ‘eh'. None of this happened at the Super Bowl Halftime show, however, which ends with pretty standardBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tst-radio--5328407/support.

For the past 8 years Indiana aka "Drive by Dildo" has been focused on bikepack racing. He's got a laundry list of accomplishments to his name. Including being a Triple Crown Challenge finisher. He's one of only 23 people in the world to have accomplished this feat. I met him in 2018 when we were both participating in the GranGravel 500 and he was the first (and only to-date) to Yo-Yo the East Texas Showdown in 2022. Since the age of 6 he's dreamed of traveling the world. Once he discovered bikepacking he soon decided he wanted to fulfill the dreams of his 6 y/o self by cycling around the world. Over the past 8 years he's been dreaming, scheming, planning, and selling everything he wouldn't need to take on his bike. In May of 2024 Indy's planning and preparing was done, now it was time to ride his damn bike around the world. He set out on this adventure starting in Deadhorse, Alaska on the Dalton Highway. Now, almost a year later I catch up with him in La Paz, Mexico on a rest day. Indy is living a dream of mine, to one day live on my bike and see the world. It was so great to see my old friend again and get to hear more about the journey that I've been living vicariously through him online. Tune in to today's episode to hear about how and why Indy choose to live on his bike and travel the world and how his trip has been going so far! EPISODE SPONSORS  Old Man Mountain - This week we are highlighting their Tour Divide rack. Use code "mountainsordeath" at checkout to receive 10% off your order! New Patrons  None this week, but we'd like to thank the 356 patrons that support this show monthly

SUMMARY: Michael Forsch returns to The Churn to talk about "A-List Casting," a Vegas-based YouTube comedy series. Along the way the discussion veers into Dokken, slushee makers, inadequate po'boys, and Kenny Chesney. Paul sings about island cows, plus a 'Dead' Scoopardy. SPONSOR: Brought to you by Paul Mattingly's Starvation Guide to Eating a Dead Horse

In this episode of the Trucking for Millennials podcast, we had the pleasure of welcoming Jamie Benson, the President and CEO of the Alaska Trucking Association. Jamie brings over 30 years of experience from her tenure at FedEx, where she developed a deep passion for team inspiration, safety, and the unique challenges of trucking in Alaska. We kicked off the episode by discussing Jamie's extensive background. She shared her journey from starting as a handler at FedEx in 1994 to eventually becoming a leader in the organization. Jamie's story is one of perseverance and growth, highlighting how she navigated her career while balancing family life. She emphasized the importance of encouragement and building people up, which she believes are crucial for success in any job. Jamie also provided insights into the unique aspects of trucking in Alaska. From dealing with extreme weather conditions to encountering wildlife like moose and bears, the challenges are numerous. She explained how the Alaska Trucking Association focuses heavily on safety and preparedness, ensuring that drivers are well-equipped to handle the state's demanding environment. One of the standout moments was Jamie's recounting of her experience on the Dalton Highway, a 500-mile stretch that supplies Prudhoe Bay and Dead Horse. She described the bravery and resilience of the truck drivers who navigate this treacherous route, often without reliable communication due to the remote nature of the area. Throughout the episode, Jamie's dedication to fostering a people-first culture within the trucking industry was evident. She shared valuable advice for those looking to advance their careers while managing family responsibilities, encouraging listeners to take risks and pursue leadership opportunities. Overall, this episode provided a fascinating look into the world of Alaska trucking and the incredible individuals who keep the industry moving. Jamie Benson's leadership and passion for the field make her an inspiring figure, and we were thrilled to have her on the show.

Unfortunately, there are many topics we feel need to be revisited time and time again. These are a few of those topics.   Chapters 0:24 Welcome to Tow Business Podcast 0:51 Season 18 Begins 8:24 Mountain Biking in Bentonville 8:41 Innovations in Towing Equipment 15:24 The Challenges of Starting a Towing Business 32:40 Tackling Towing Scams 34:14 The Importance of Marketing 34:23 Investing in Employee Training 50:05 Rigging Inspections and Safety 59:50 Reflections on Podcasting and Collaboration