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Good news, everyone! Episode 42 is here! We're kicking off this week's episode recounting our highlights from the Oblivion Car & Culture show last weekend. If you haven't been yet, you're missing out: this show celebrates not just the cars, but all things 80s and 90s. It's the only place you'll probably see a Ferrari Testarossa sandwiched between a Nissan Stanza and a Dustbuster. Oh, and we obviously brought a bunch of our own — and our friends' — cool toys from the 80s and 90s. Plus, Nick is in the short-wheelbase 2024 Range Rover SV this week. It's a positively sumptuous behemoth carrying a $300,000 price tag, but is it really worth it? Nathan and Imran — who recently spent some time with a long-wheelbase Range Rover Autobiography and a Range Rover Sport PHEV, respectively — chime in. Enjoy the show? Like, subscribe, and rate us from almost anywhere you get your podcasts! Check us out at doubleclutch.ca, and be sure to follow us on your socials at @doubleclutch.ca!

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 1178, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Tv Businesses 1: Ewing Oil. Dallas. 2: Duff Brewery. The Simpsons. 3: Bluth's Original Frozen Banana. Arrested Development. 4: Luthercorp. Smallville. 5: Los Pollos Hermanos--best chicken in New Mexico!. Breaking Bad. Round 2. Category: A Visit From St. Nicholas 1: '"Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house not a creature was stirring, not even" this one. a mouse. 2: It completes the line "but I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight, 'Happy Christmas to all,...'". and to all a good night. 3: "He was dressed all in fur from his head to his foot, and his clothes were all tarnished with" these 2 items. ashes and soot. 4: St. Nick's nose is described as resembling this fruit. a cherry. 5: Of Santa's 8 reindeer, it's the last one named. Blitzen. Round 3. Category: Black 1: If your black piano keys are shiny, they're probably plastic; if they dull with age, probably this wood. ebony. 2: This company cleaned up when it introduced the Dustbuster in 1979. Black and Decker. 3: A black monolith mysteriously appears at different times in human history in this classic sci-fi film. 2001: A Space Odyssey. 4: The Black Death that killed many in Europe in the 1300s is believed to have been caused by this type of organism, Yersinia pestis. a bacterium. 5: Their home ice is located at 1901 West Madison Street. the Blackhawks. Round 4. Category: Field Of DreamS. With Dream in quotation marks 1: Someone considered very good-looking is said to be one of these "ships". Dreamboat. 2: Collective name for the 1992 U.S. men's Olympic basketball squad. "The Dream Team". 3: In 1983 Eurythmics hit No. 1 on the U.S. pop charts with this song. "Sweet Dreams". 4: This popular musical was supposedly based in part on the lives and careers of the Supremes. Dreamgirls. 5: Freud published this landmark study in 1899. The Interpretation Of Dreams. Round 5. Category: Name The Parent Company 1: Post-it notes. 3M. 2: Fisher-Price toys. Mattel. 3: Cheerios andBetty Crocker products. General Mills. 4: Crest toothpaste. Procter and Gamble. 5: Velveeta. Kraft. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/ AI Voices used

The 1980s truly was a golden age for great gadgets and gizmos. Did you ever send a fax while listening to your Walkman? Return a call from your beeper only to get an answering machine? Clap off your lights after you're done using your Dustbuster? If you know what these things are, this episode is for you!

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Isaiah swore the exiled Jews that one day it would be kings and queens who would lick the dust of their feet. We do not literally lick the dust of another's foot anymore in the twenty-first century--or do we? Malcolm Gladwell teaches us how to get out of our own way--a life tip which some German Jews who remained loyal to the fatherland tragically never heeded.

Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads. Its time to pick up where things left off as Tim Williams is joined by the "Hill Valley Save the Clock Tower Committee" (aka the Co-Host Panel) as they continue their discussion on the "Back to the Future" Trilogy for this episode of the 80's Flick Flashback! Panel Includes Charlie Cotter, Chad Sheppard, and Laramy & Bethany Wells ("Moving Panels" Podcast) Pre-Recorded Segments from previous co-hosts include Ron West, Jeff Atkins, and Gerry D. ("Totally Rad Christmas" Podcast) Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia we were unable to cover in this episode: The first film had had slightly more subtle placement deals with various companies including Toyota, Pepsi and Miller, but in the second, these deals started to take an active place in the story. Pepsi (with the fictional ‘Pepsi Perfect' variety) is even more prominent in the Café 80s, and there are Black and Decker products both real (the “antique” Dustbuster) and fictional (the food hydrating machine). Pizza Hut, meanwhile, was eager not just to show its logo on the pizza that gets hydrated, but actually provided a ‘professional food stylist' to the production, to ensure that said pizza looked as appetizing as possible onscreen. A running gag throughout the entire trilogy: every time Marty goes into the diner location for the first time (that's Lou's in 1955, Cafe '80s in 2015 and the saloon in 1885), he orders a beverage that he never actually gets to drink any of before being interrupted by a “Hey, McFly!” In Part III Marty notices the name of ‘Frisbie', an actual pie company, and presumably thinks it's just a coincidence that the name on the flat tray is similar to ‘Frisbee', the flying disc. Of course, the two are actually linked – the pie company gave the colloquial name to the disc-throwing game, before the Wham-O company trademarked the slightly altered ‘Frisbee' in the 1950s. Sources: Wikipedia, IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes https://screenrant.com/back-future-movie-behind-scenes-facts-marty-mcfly-doc-brown-delorean/ https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/back-to-the-future-trilogy-things-you-missed/ Intro & Outro Music: "Total Eclipse" by Nathaniel Wyver Send us an email or reach out to us on social media to let us know what you liked, what you loved, what we may have missed, or what 80's movie we should discuss next! Email - moviviewspodcast@gmail.com Facebook - Moviviews Presents 80's Flick Flashback Podcast (Fan Page) & Moviviews News & Reviews (Group Page) InstaGram & TikTok - @80sflickflashback Twitter - @80_podcast Website - www.80sflickflashback.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moviviews80sff/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviviews80sff/support

When Chakotay changes course on Captain Janeway's plans, it will leave The Borgs marooned on a planet and Species 42069 off the hook. But after Janeway wakes up and the dust settles, the aftermath of their conflict leaves Seven of Nine feeling some separation anxiety. Do you have to shave your head before taping a Dustbuster to it? What can't you do in a strip club AND a Borgs ship? How many snakes can fit in a can? It's the episode that is fine with that which is not fine!Support the production of The Greatest Generation.Friends of DeSoto for Democracy.Friends of DeSoto for Justice.Follow The Game of Buttholes: The Will of the Caretaker!Music by Adam Ragusea & Dark MateriaFollow The Greatest Generation on Twitter, and discuss the show using the hashtag #GreatestGen!The Greatest Generation is now regularly streaming on Twitch.Facebook group | Subreddit | Discord | WikiSign up for our mailing list!

Today, Crystal, Stacy, and Robin reflect on their conversation with Dr. Lauryn DeGreeff. They revisit some of their favorite topics, like the DustBuster-turned-scent vacuum. They discuss best practices in making collector and explore their own trials and errors in attempting to perfect it. Robin shares her experiences at body farms and explains how they function and how they serve cadaver dogs. They explore how drugs affect cadaver odor and what responses they elicit from dogs. Then, they dive into training aids, highlighting a webinar from Michele Maughan, before sharing their own experiences with them.Crystal, Stacy, and Robin then talk about Lauryn's career path and their own anecdotes from the wild world of networking. They discuss the hustle of working in the canine industry and mastering the balance between their puppy lives and their personal lives. Stacy outlines the pros of using a GoPro for training. Robin outlines the benefits of being a connector and shares some of her favorite connecting conversations. They jump back into discussing Lauryn, revisiting their conversation about the movement of odor. In wrapping up, they explore the accuracy of theories and how they make predictions based on a dog's behavior history.Key Topics:DustBuster scent vacuums (01:09)Making the perfect collector (3:17)Body farms (5:46)Precision explosives (11:48)How drugs affect cadaver odor (13:45)Training aids (15:43)Career path reflections (18:01)GoPro pros (32:37)Connectors (35:13)Odor movement (50:50)Theories and predictions (43:09)Resources:Canines: The Original Biosensors book USE PROMO CODE: JSP30 for 30% offLauryn's LinkedInLauryn's FacebookMichele Maughan and Jenna Gadberry: K9 Training Aid Containment and StoragePrecision ExplosivesTesting Novel Training Aids Free WebinarPip BrantDenise FenziVan Gogh Fluid DynamicsWe want to hear from you:Comment on the episode!K9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!Crystal Wing K9 Coach can be found here!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com to enjoy the freebies and tell your friends so you can keep the conversations going.

Upgrading to a new M1 Mac Mini and Studio Display. Setting up automatic replies in Outlook online. Troubleshooting licensing for Office 365. Creating and distributing a digital slideshow. Regaining access to a Yahoo! mail account. Resetting an iPhone before taking it in for servicing. Troubleshooting "Hey Siri" calling. Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Windows 11. Finding and removing duplicate photos on a PC and external drive. Troubleshooting slow-loading websites on a PC. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Mac Studio - Apple Studio Display - Apple Portable SSD T5 1TB Memory & Storage - MU-PA1T0B/AM | Samsung US User account Advanced Options: shortcut to hell – The Eclectic Light Company Samsung's QD-OLED TV challenges premium OLEDs with $2,200 starting price  | Ars Technica LG C1 55 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV w/ AI ThinQ® (54.6'' Diag) (OLED55C1PUB) | LG USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Roku TV - 55R635 | TCL USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 55R646 | TCL USA 65" 4K ULED™ Premium Hisense Android Smart TV (2021) (65U8G) - Hisense USA Hisense U8G Review (55U8G, 65U8G) - RTINGS.com Progressive web apps (PWAs) | MDN Microsoft marches toward its 'One Outlook' rollout Send automatic out of office replies from Outlook Change how the original message appears in replies and forwards Microsoft 365 Family 15-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) | Costco Create slideshows in Photos on Mac - Apple Support Scott's Cheap Flights | Save Up to 90% on Flights FlyerTalk - The world's most popular frequent flyer community Yahoo is Yahoo once more after new owners complete acquisition - The Verge Erase iPhone - Apple Support How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support GRC | InControl   Change Siri settings on iPhone - Apple Support How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC dupeGuru | finds duplicate files Quick Photo Finder - Best Duplicate Photo Finder for Windows Finally, a Whole Home WiFi System That Works-Best Coverage Mesh Wifi by eero Metered connections in Windows Seems Black + Decker is going from the Dustbuster to the Drink Maker! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1877 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy

Upgrading to a new M1 Mac Mini and Studio Display. Setting up automatic replies in Outlook online. Troubleshooting licensing for Office 365. Creating and distributing a digital slideshow. Regaining access to a Yahoo! mail account. Resetting an iPhone before taking it in for servicing. Troubleshooting "Hey Siri" calling. Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Windows 11. Finding and removing duplicate photos on a PC and external drive. Troubleshooting slow-loading websites on a PC. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Mac Studio - Apple Studio Display - Apple Portable SSD T5 1TB Memory & Storage - MU-PA1T0B/AM | Samsung US User account Advanced Options: shortcut to hell – The Eclectic Light Company Samsung's QD-OLED TV challenges premium OLEDs with $2,200 starting price  | Ars Technica LG C1 55 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV w/ AI ThinQ® (54.6'' Diag) (OLED55C1PUB) | LG USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Roku TV - 55R635 | TCL USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 55R646 | TCL USA 65" 4K ULED™ Premium Hisense Android Smart TV (2021) (65U8G) - Hisense USA Hisense U8G Review (55U8G, 65U8G) - RTINGS.com Progressive web apps (PWAs) | MDN Microsoft marches toward its 'One Outlook' rollout Send automatic out of office replies from Outlook Change how the original message appears in replies and forwards Microsoft 365 Family 15-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) | Costco Create slideshows in Photos on Mac - Apple Support Scott's Cheap Flights | Save Up to 90% on Flights FlyerTalk - The world's most popular frequent flyer community Yahoo is Yahoo once more after new owners complete acquisition - The Verge Erase iPhone - Apple Support How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support GRC | InControl   Change Siri settings on iPhone - Apple Support How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC dupeGuru | finds duplicate files Quick Photo Finder - Best Duplicate Photo Finder for Windows Finally, a Whole Home WiFi System That Works-Best Coverage Mesh Wifi by eero Metered connections in Windows Seems Black + Decker is going from the Dustbuster to the Drink Maker! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1877 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows

Upgrading to a new M1 Mac Mini and Studio Display. Setting up automatic replies in Outlook online. Troubleshooting licensing for Office 365. Creating and distributing a digital slideshow. Regaining access to a Yahoo! mail account. Resetting an iPhone before taking it in for servicing. Troubleshooting "Hey Siri" calling. Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Windows 11. Finding and removing duplicate photos on a PC and external drive. Troubleshooting slow-loading websites on a PC. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Mac Studio - Apple Studio Display - Apple Portable SSD T5 1TB Memory & Storage - MU-PA1T0B/AM | Samsung US User account Advanced Options: shortcut to hell – The Eclectic Light Company Samsung's QD-OLED TV challenges premium OLEDs with $2,200 starting price  | Ars Technica LG C1 55 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV w/ AI ThinQ® (54.6'' Diag) (OLED55C1PUB) | LG USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Roku TV - 55R635 | TCL USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 55R646 | TCL USA 65" 4K ULED™ Premium Hisense Android Smart TV (2021) (65U8G) - Hisense USA Hisense U8G Review (55U8G, 65U8G) - RTINGS.com Progressive web apps (PWAs) | MDN Microsoft marches toward its 'One Outlook' rollout Send automatic out of office replies from Outlook Change how the original message appears in replies and forwards Microsoft 365 Family 15-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) | Costco Create slideshows in Photos on Mac - Apple Support Scott's Cheap Flights | Save Up to 90% on Flights FlyerTalk - The world's most popular frequent flyer community Yahoo is Yahoo once more after new owners complete acquisition - The Verge Erase iPhone - Apple Support How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support GRC | InControl   Change Siri settings on iPhone - Apple Support How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC dupeGuru | finds duplicate files Quick Photo Finder - Best Duplicate Photo Finder for Windows Finally, a Whole Home WiFi System That Works-Best Coverage Mesh Wifi by eero Metered connections in Windows Seems Black + Decker is going from the Dustbuster to the Drink Maker! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1877 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/radio-leo

Upgrading to a new M1 Mac Mini and Studio Display. Setting up automatic replies in Outlook online. Troubleshooting licensing for Office 365. Creating and distributing a digital slideshow. Regaining access to a Yahoo! mail account. Resetting an iPhone before taking it in for servicing. Troubleshooting "Hey Siri" calling. Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Windows 11. Finding and removing duplicate photos on a PC and external drive. Troubleshooting slow-loading websites on a PC. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Mac Studio - Apple Studio Display - Apple Portable SSD T5 1TB Memory & Storage - MU-PA1T0B/AM | Samsung US User account Advanced Options: shortcut to hell – The Eclectic Light Company Samsung's QD-OLED TV challenges premium OLEDs with $2,200 starting price  | Ars Technica LG C1 55 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV w/ AI ThinQ® (54.6'' Diag) (OLED55C1PUB) | LG USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Roku TV - 55R635 | TCL USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 55R646 | TCL USA 65" 4K ULED™ Premium Hisense Android Smart TV (2021) (65U8G) - Hisense USA Hisense U8G Review (55U8G, 65U8G) - RTINGS.com Progressive web apps (PWAs) | MDN Microsoft marches toward its 'One Outlook' rollout Send automatic out of office replies from Outlook Change how the original message appears in replies and forwards Microsoft 365 Family 15-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) | Costco Create slideshows in Photos on Mac - Apple Support Scott's Cheap Flights | Save Up to 90% on Flights FlyerTalk - The world's most popular frequent flyer community Yahoo is Yahoo once more after new owners complete acquisition - The Verge Erase iPhone - Apple Support How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support GRC | InControl   Change Siri settings on iPhone - Apple Support How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC dupeGuru | finds duplicate files Quick Photo Finder - Best Duplicate Photo Finder for Windows Finally, a Whole Home WiFi System That Works-Best Coverage Mesh Wifi by eero Metered connections in Windows Seems Black + Decker is going from the Dustbuster to the Drink Maker! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1877 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy

Upgrading to a new M1 Mac Mini and Studio Display. Setting up automatic replies in Outlook online. Troubleshooting licensing for Office 365. Creating and distributing a digital slideshow. Regaining access to a Yahoo! mail account. Resetting an iPhone before taking it in for servicing. Troubleshooting "Hey Siri" calling. Upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and Windows 11. Finding and removing duplicate photos on a PC and external drive. Troubleshooting slow-loading websites on a PC. Plus, conversations with Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick Debartolo. Mac Studio - Apple Studio Display - Apple Portable SSD T5 1TB Memory & Storage - MU-PA1T0B/AM | Samsung US User account Advanced Options: shortcut to hell – The Eclectic Light Company Samsung's QD-OLED TV challenges premium OLEDs with $2,200 starting price  | Ars Technica LG C1 55 inch Class 4K Smart OLED TV w/ AI ThinQ® (54.6'' Diag) (OLED55C1PUB) | LG USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K Mini-LED QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Roku TV - 55R635 | TCL USA TCL 55" Class 6-Series 4K QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 55R646 | TCL USA 65" 4K ULED™ Premium Hisense Android Smart TV (2021) (65U8G) - Hisense USA Hisense U8G Review (55U8G, 65U8G) - RTINGS.com Progressive web apps (PWAs) | MDN Microsoft marches toward its 'One Outlook' rollout Send automatic out of office replies from Outlook Change how the original message appears in replies and forwards Microsoft 365 Family 15-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) | Costco Create slideshows in Photos on Mac - Apple Support Scott's Cheap Flights | Save Up to 90% on Flights FlyerTalk - The world's most popular frequent flyer community Yahoo is Yahoo once more after new owners complete acquisition - The Verge Erase iPhone - Apple Support How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Apple Support GRC | InControl   Change Siri settings on iPhone - Apple Support How to refresh, reset, or restore your PC dupeGuru | finds duplicate files Quick Photo Finder - Best Duplicate Photo Finder for Windows Finally, a Whole Home WiFi System That Works-Best Coverage Mesh Wifi by eero Metered connections in Windows Seems Black + Decker is going from the Dustbuster to the Drink Maker! | Giz Wiz Biz Host: Leo Laporte Guests: Mikah Sargent, Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/the-tech-guy/episodes/1877 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows

Hi Cleaning Nation! Today on the podcast, we have Tyler Malone of DustBuster, Kingston. Tyler just recently started his cleaning business in Kingston, Ontario, Canada in January of this year (2022) and plans on serving residential and commercial clients. Listen in as he and Mike chat about getting his business off the ground, best practices for all you newbies out there, and how to get the forward momentum from the very beginning.  3:34 Branding Isn't a Priority When You're First Starting Out 16:56 First, Understand Who Your Client Should Be  22:21 Add Value But Make Sure it Benefits You Too Want to know more about these tools and what you can do to get out of your own way and improve your mindset? Go to growmycleaningcompany.com to listen to our FREE webinar or growmycleaningcompany.com/talk and book a call with one of our coaches. They will get you set up with all the tools, systems, and more to build the business you've always wanted.

The Mancusis have too many pets, and Jessi's babysitting all of them! Meanwhile, Kristy's in beast mode again, Mary Anne's a liability, Dawn's learning to swear, and we contemplate getting a horrible Boomer parrot. Also, we complain extensively about Mrs Braddock but we actually meant Mrs Barrett, so, uh, sorry about that. On today's agenda: Chekhov's fat hamster; things the Queen wears; a heartening show of solidarity against Kristy; suspicious levels of DustBuster visibility; lessons in hamster husbandry; fond memories of the world's sketchiest pet shop; NEW ELECTIONS; home hairdressing disasters and the thongs of faces; merry japes and medieval drolleries. Our theme song is "The Incredible Shrinking Larry" by Matt Oakley and "Big Band Jingle A" is by Lobo Loco, both on Free Music Archive. If you like our show, tell a friend, rate and review on your podcast app of choice, and come say hi on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr or Instagram!

It’s mornings ON DEMAND!A full radio morning show heard via podcast so you can listen on your schedule! And now on the air in... DENVER!On this show:Neomi tries to ‘Match Two’ with DuryanWake up with: The head on Jet Ski collisionWe talk to Jeff Heim, who survived an alligator bite TO THE HEAD and lived to tell about it Denise uses the DustBuster on KikiLacey takes down Google PredictsFatman Friday the gang testing out the mustard on watermelon challengePK asks why women have such a large collection of soaps in the showerA listener gives Duryan a fail proof hack on how to stop losing his wedding ringAnd so much more!To play our games or listen 24/7: www.PKandDK.comFollow on Twitter/Insta/Facebook: @PKandDK

This week's guest has made a living building bridges both literally in Rwanda and figuratively as she's cobbled together a dynamic career that's taken her to some of the most beautiful and wild places on the planet. A friend of the pod Brooke Segerberg is Senior Biodiversity Research Officer with WWF that is taking her to Cambodia. We caught her days before her move! Brooke's also acted as a biodiversity ranger and trapper in New Zealand. Led as a short-term consultant managing a footbridge program in eSwatini in Swaziland. And collected miller moths with a Dustbuster as a Wildlife Technician in Glacier National Park carrying out grizzly bear and moth research. Impressed yet? Co-hosts Katherine, Mallory and Austin follow the thread of her career that taught her how to create connections, find rare opportunities and know when to switch up the routine. We also talk about just because a career sounds great on paper, doesn't mean you won't experience highs and lows along the way. Send your thoughts and questions to BloodSweatCareersPod@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram @BloodSweatCareers Learn more about the www.worldwildlife.org

Who invented the back scratcher? Was NASA responsible for the invention of the Dustbuster mini vacuum cleaner? What tool do puffin birds use to scratch their backs? Find out the answers to these questions and much more in this latest episode. *** In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities. ***

The Midnight Boys are . . . back [guttural noise] to talk about The Running Man, action stars, dead game show hosts, and reality TV. Put on your tights and run through the gauntlet with them. If you'd like to support our nonsense, join our patreon at https://patreon.com/themidnightboys.

Tonight on the show: Erick Erickson and Bill Crane break down the big news in DC today; Lil Sanjay with Would You Rather; plus the legendary DustBuster. 6-8pm on 95.5 WSB. #preesh

Mom reviews the new NBC SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL THEME. John and Mom explore the morality of watching pro football. The story of Mom’s friend Marguerite deepens with a new chapter. Mom asks John if he has seen her Dustbuster.

Ryan and Brenda and Katie talk about cancelled Marvel shows, planned Marvel shows, and Riverdale and Sabrina. Ryan's dogs interrupt.

The boys discuss the latest goings on in the Kleague as they review the weekend's fixtures, find out how the ACL group stages ended and touch on spats at FC Seoul and Daejeon. Finally they talk about how some dust might affect the course of the season (and it's not the dust in Suwon's trophy cabinet).

Episode 004 - NASA Spinoffs FUN FACT OF THE DAY: THERE MAY BE A PLANET MADE OUT OF DIAMONDS. As space facts go, this is pretty impressive. Research by Yale University scientists suggests that a rocky planet called 55 Cancri e — which has a radius twice Earth’s, and a mass eight times greater – may have a surface made up of graphite and diamond. It’s 40 light years away but visible to the naked eye in the constellation of Cancer.   Contest Reminder Shout out to Gwydion 16 year old from North Whales hoping to study Astrophysics at University and go on to cool Space Stuff after that   News: NASA will fly you to the sun — or at least your name. Now until April 27, NASA is accepting online submissions to be sent on the Parker Solar Probe all the way to the sun. Learn more and add your name to the mission here: http://go.nasa.gov/HotTicket   China’s Space Station is crashing to Earth If you haven’t heard, Tiangong-1 launched in 2011 as China's first space laboratory, a first step to a permanent space station. For about five years, it orbited Earth and acted as a base for three missions for the Chinese National Space Administration. In September 2016, however, Chinese officials announced that they had lost control of the station, meaning it would eventually come hurtling back to Earth. Exactly when or where it would do so was a mystery. We’ve now learned that the 9.5 ton Heavenly Palace is expected to sometime in the next few weeks in Spain, Portugal, France, and maybe even Greece.   Todays Topic: Spinoffs Tony what are spinoffs?   Inside 2018 Spinoffs Since 2976, Spinoff has anually profiled an average of 50 commercial technologies with origins in NASA missions and research. You can download these issues at spinoff.nasa.gov   Weightless “Weight” Lifting Builds Muscle on Earth   In zero gravity, the human body quickly loses significant muscle and bone mass, making a rigorous workout schedule crucial to long-term health. OYO Fitness founder Paul Francis worked with NASA to develop a resistive exercise device for the astronauts to use in space. The innovation led to several lines of Earth-bound exercise devices, most recently OYO Fitness’ DoubleFlex Silver portable gym. Francis describes the DoubleFlex as the world’s only exercise device that applies resistance to both sides of muscle groups in one motion, enabling balanced bodybuilding in half the time. “Combining strength with movement, without weight or momentum, our portable gym is the new way to get fit anywhere, anytime,” he says.   Space-Grade Insulation Keeps Beer Colder on Earth   KegSheet beer keg insulators made with multilayer reflective thin-film insulation pioneered by NASA, are not just effective but also lightweight and low-mass, folding up small enough to fit in a back pocket. KegSheets began showing up at retailers, mostly around Philadelphia, in late summer of 2016, going for anywhere from $8 to $15. Most Famous Spinoffs Digital Image Sensors Whether you are using a DSLR camera, your cell phone, or a GoPro, you’re using NASA technology. The CMOS active pixel sensor in most digital cameras was invented when NASA needed to miniaturize cameras for missions to other planets. Related Myth: Didn’t NASA also invent the MRI?? CAT SCAN??? No, actually NASA did not invent it, but this active pixel sensor that was originally made to enhance images from the Moon and that was implemented in these cameras, was also used to improve images of the organs in the human body for diagnostic purposes. Two techniques that were improved by this spinoff were the CAT Scan and the MRI Enriched Baby Formula   While developing life support systems for Mars missions, NASA-funded researchers discovered a natural source for an omega-3 fatty acid that is now incorporated into more than 90 percent of baby formulas on the market.   Winglets Upturned tips of wings known as “winglets.” Winglets are used by nearly all modern aircraft and have saved many billions of dollars in fuel costs. GPS Before NASA, GPS data could be inaccurate by as much as 15 meters (50 feet)due to uncertainty of GPS satellites’ positions, drift in satellite clocks and interference from Earth’s atmosphere. In the 1990s, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) developed software to correct these uncertainties. This technology now supports all the world’s major precision-GPS providers with corrective data, enabling accuracy up to within five centimeters.   Memory Foam Created to keep test pilots cushioned during flights. Today, we use it for beds, couches, chairs, shoes, movie theater seats , and football helmets. Advanced Water Filtration Even though we’ve recently discovered water on the Moon and on Mars, these planets are still considered deserts. Every drop must be recycled and reused. A nanofiber filter created to purify water in orbit aboard the ISS is currently at work on Earth in devices that supply water to remote villages as well as in a water bottle that lets hikers and adventurers gather water from streams and lakes and filter it right there in there bottle. Invisible Braces A company working with NASA invented the translucent ceramic that became “invisible” braces, which went on to become one of the best-selling orthodontic products of all time. Cochlear Implants   Adam Kissiah, an engineer at Kennedy Space Center who was hearing impaired used his NASA experience from work in the Space Shuttle Program to develop a hearing aid that worked by electric impulses rather than sound amplification.   Dustbuster/ Cordless Tools One of the most successful commercial spinoffs of space When astronauts in the Apollo program needed to bring tools far away from the lander, NASA made them cordless tools. All of the screwdrivers you see when you walk into Home Depot exist because of this The most popular spinoff being the Dustbuster cordless vacuum.   Laptop In November 1983, NASA flew a nine-day space shuttle mission that marked the space debut of SPOC, the Shuttle Portable Onboard Computer… or, the first laptop. Since then, computer companies have all used this technology.   Freeze Drying When NASA was creating food for astronauts to eat in space, they worked with Nestle to come up with Freeze Drying – a process that involves dehydration of food to make it more convenient for transport, but is now used commercially with fruit and even insects..   Scratch-resistant Lenses To withstand to harsh environments of space, NASA developed a diamond-like carbon coating for the Astronauts visors. This was eventually spunoff to the sunglasses industry and most higher quality sungalasses are coated with this.   Joystick This computer gaming device was first used on the Apollo Lunar Rover. However, gaming wasn’t it’s first spinoff application. In 1972, a paraplegic named Tom Wertz noticed Apollo astronauts driving the Lunar Rover with the joystick of their time, known as the T-bar. After testing himself, he realized that if this could be adapted to cars, it would help the handicapped population immensely. After nearly 10 years in development NASA and the Department of Veterans Affairs developed a joystick called Unistik, that was installed to control a Ford van. NOT NASA -Mistakenly Attributed Items The following is a list of technologies sometimes mistakenly attributed directly to NASA. In many cases, NASA popularized technology or aided its development, which ultimately resulted in the technology's creation. Tang juice powder - Tang was developed by General Foods in 1957, and it has been for sale since 1959. It was used in the multiple space missions, which gave brand awareness to it. Barcodes - The barcode was invented in 1948. However, NASA developed a type of barcode that could endure in space environments. Space Pen - An urban legend states that NASA spent a large amount of money to develop a pen that would write in space (the result purportedly being the Fisher Space Pen), while the Soviets used pencils. While NASA did spend funds to create a pen to work in space, the project was cancelled due to public opposition, and U.S. astronauts used pencils until the Fisher space pen was invented by a third party. Velcro - Velcro is a Swiss invention from the 1940s. Velcro was used during the Apollo missions to anchor equipment for astronauts; it is used for convenience in zero gravity situations.   CONTEST ENDS THIS WEEK! Subscribe and Review for a chance to win: Space, But Messier! Shirt Space, But Messier! Mug Space, But Messier! Stickers

We finish off week 11 of Pulp Fiction Minute with minute 55. Mia realizes that she has made a bad choice putting those drugs up her nose, and Vincent realizes he's in deep shit. Special guest Crysanthe Tan! http://www.chrysanthetan.com/ A Too Old Media podcast

When a mysterious probe delivers a holographic Daimon Bok to the Enterprise, it's a revenge served lukewarm. But when Picard discovers he may have unknowingly sired a son, the ship drops everything to save the beautifully coiffed boy. Is “farmer” the most eccentric job you can have? Does Picard need to start keeping a loaded DustBuster under his pillow? Why stop work on an amazing invention five minutes before you're done? It's the episode where Maury Povich takes a turn as co-host.

When the crew beams a big pile of ship aboard, they decide to beam down to a planet with a frozen fart-based atmosphere to investigate. The DustBuster club quickly find themselves trapped in a nightmare vacation to Vegas. Is Worf behind the lack of door locks on the Enterprise? Is Picard's love of trashy novels distracting him from mounting a sincere rescue operation? Is playing along with a bad book the only way to escape it? It's the episode where we declare that we're here to defend democracy, not necessarily to practice it.

The founding fathers–and mothers, sons and daughters–were British. Sort of. It’s true that they were subjects of the British crown, and that they looked, talked, acted and had the tastes of folks in London. But they were always different. Though they carried with them a sort of “British cultural package,” what they changed that cultural package, sometimes intentionally and sometimes accidentally. To draw an evolutionary analogy, they “speciated,” that is, evolved into something new. But just what it was they did not know, not before the Revolution and for a long time after it. In her enlightening Unbecoming British: How Revolutionary America Became a Postcolonial Nation (Oxford UP, 2011), Kariann Akemi Yokota tells us how early “Americans” dealt with the problem of “American” identity. They were nothing if not conflicted: they recognized that British culture was much more sophisticated than their own, but they also sought to find virtue in American rudeness. One of the most interesting things about Kariann’s book is how she uses a variety of unusual sources to study this cultural anxiety–porcelain, maps, paintings, furniture, architecture, cloth, clothes, and other artifacts of “material culture.” Her analysis made me look at the “material culture” in my own house differently (“What in the world does a Dustbuster say about being an American?”). Kariann’s book will make you think differently about how Americans became Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The founding fathers–and mothers, sons and daughters–were British. Sort of. It’s true that they were subjects of the British crown, and that they looked, talked, acted and had the tastes of folks in London. But they were always different. Though they carried with them a sort of “British cultural package,” what they changed that cultural package, sometimes intentionally and sometimes accidentally. To draw an evolutionary analogy, they “speciated,” that is, evolved into something new. But just what it was they did not know, not before the Revolution and for a long time after it. In her enlightening Unbecoming British: How Revolutionary America Became a Postcolonial Nation (Oxford UP, 2011), Kariann Akemi Yokota tells us how early “Americans” dealt with the problem of “American” identity. They were nothing if not conflicted: they recognized that British culture was much more sophisticated than their own, but they also sought to find virtue in American rudeness. One of the most interesting things about Kariann’s book is how she uses a variety of unusual sources to study this cultural anxiety–porcelain, maps, paintings, furniture, architecture, cloth, clothes, and other artifacts of “material culture.” Her analysis made me look at the “material culture” in my own house differently (“What in the world does a Dustbuster say about being an American?”). Kariann’s book will make you think differently about how Americans became Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The founding fathers–and mothers, sons and daughters–were British. Sort of. It’s true that they were subjects of the British crown, and that they looked, talked, acted and had the tastes of folks in London. But they were always different. Though they carried with them a sort of “British cultural package,” what they changed that cultural package, sometimes intentionally and sometimes accidentally. To draw an evolutionary analogy, they “speciated,” that is, evolved into something new. But just what it was they did not know, not before the Revolution and for a long time after it. In her enlightening Unbecoming British: How Revolutionary America Became a Postcolonial Nation (Oxford UP, 2011), Kariann Akemi Yokota tells us how early “Americans” dealt with the problem of “American” identity. They were nothing if not conflicted: they recognized that British culture was much more sophisticated than their own, but they also sought to find virtue in American rudeness. One of the most interesting things about Kariann’s book is how she uses a variety of unusual sources to study this cultural anxiety–porcelain, maps, paintings, furniture, architecture, cloth, clothes, and other artifacts of “material culture.” Her analysis made me look at the “material culture” in my own house differently (“What in the world does a Dustbuster say about being an American?”). Kariann’s book will make you think differently about how Americans became Americans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The founding fathers–and mothers, sons and daughters–were British. Sort of. It's true that they were subjects of the British crown, and that they looked, talked, acted and had the tastes of folks in London. But they were always different. Though they carried with them a sort of “British cultural package,” what they changed that cultural package, sometimes intentionally and sometimes accidentally. To draw an evolutionary analogy, they “speciated,” that is, evolved into something new. But just what it was they did not know, not before the Revolution and for a long time after it. In her enlightening Unbecoming British: How Revolutionary America Became a Postcolonial Nation (Oxford UP, 2011), Kariann Akemi Yokota tells us how early “Americans” dealt with the problem of “American” identity. They were nothing if not conflicted: they recognized that British culture was much more sophisticated than their own, but they also sought to find virtue in American rudeness. One of the most interesting things about Kariann's book is how she uses a variety of unusual sources to study this cultural anxiety–porcelain, maps, paintings, furniture, architecture, cloth, clothes, and other artifacts of “material culture.” Her analysis made me look at the “material culture” in my own house differently (“What in the world does a Dustbuster say about being an American?”). Kariann's book will make you think differently about how Americans became Americans.