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The Milwaukee Brewers have made a trade, sending star closer Devin Williams to the New York Yankees for starter Nestor Cortes and prospect infielder Caleb Durbin. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg joins host JR Radcliffe to discuss the transaction. Learn more about the players involved, how it impacts Milwaukee's roster, what's the next move plus machinations from the Rule 5 draft. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Milwaukee Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe listen back to their February preseason predictions and ... well, they weren't really very close with them, were they? The guys were wrong about Devin Williams, Aaron Ashby, Brock Wilken, Mark Attanasio, William Contreras, Tyler Black and more. First, they discuss the 2024 surprises and disappointments, plus a look at the team's annual award winners, a little coaching staff shakeup and maybe some World Series, if you're in to that sort of thing. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers season ... still over, and now the Mets are done, too, after wreaking a little bit of extra postseason havoc. Could the Brewers have realistically hung with the Dodgers or Yankees in the playoffs? Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss a number of things this week, from the postseason press conference, to the second act of reliever Jake Cousins to some early predictions about how free agency will go and even some names to discuss. But they also revisit some 2024 mysteries that still leave them puzzled. Why did the team insist on playing Rhys Hoskins at first base and Jake Bauers at designated hitter? Why did Bryan Hudson not get a postseason spot? Why did William Contreras keep catching so often? Why did they play ABBA in Game 3? Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

We've had some days to think about it, but it's still stunning. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look at the things that went wrong for Milwaukee in its three-game series loss to the Mets. Is the franchise just plain cursed? How do they fix whatever problems they have? What are the foremost questions for the offseason and what's the early prognosis for 2025? Would JR have been a legend for predicting a Sal Frelick postseason homer, if Milwaukee had won the series? Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

In one of the most heartbreaking losses in Brewers history, a four-run rally against Devin Williams propelled the New York Mets to a 4-2 victory Thursday at American Family Field, eliminating the Brewers from the 2024 postseason. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe give it their best to provide some insight into what went wrong, both in this game and in the series. Was there anything Milwaukee could have done differently? What did Williams say about the loss? Plus: A brief look ahead to the story lines of the 2025 offseason and what's up with Bob Uecker? Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe chat about the first two games of the wild-card series between the Mets and the Brewers, with the deciding game still to come Thursday at American Family Field. A fifth-inning meltdown proved costly in Game 1, and Pat Murphy's decision to pull Freddy Peralta proved controversial. But the team bounced back with a late rally, highlighted by now nationally famous superstar Jackson Chourio with a dose of heroics from Garrett Mitchell. How should the Brewers approach Game 3? They discuss on this edition of the Microbrew podcast. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

We've reached the end of 162 games and the Milwaukee Brewers won 93 of them. How ... is that possible? Milwaukee Journal Sentinel writer Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look at the final week of the season, but mostly look ahead to an unusual circumstance, where the playoff opponent is unclear until Monday's makeup games. The Brewers will begin postseason play at home Tuesday against either New York or Arizona, at least we know that much. Which team is the better matchup? How big of a loss is Sal Frelick after an injury over the weekend? Is there any fleeting possibility that Willy Adames returns next year? What other postseason roster decisions are still top of mind, including Bryan Hudson? In Three Up Three Down, Brice Turang reaches 50 steals, Freddy Peralta hits a milestone and a home-plate umpire gets caught on a hot mic. Remembrew When pays homage to the rando succeeding in the postseason, and Curt Blanche provides a grateful end to the 2024 regular season. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look back at an eventful week, from a clinching celebration bolstered by a walk-off win to an ugly three games against the Diamondbacks to a comeback for the ages on Sunday. What are the roster questions that remain for the postseason, namely what's going on with the final pieces in the bullpen? Is Pat Murphy a lock for manager of the year? Which team poses the greater challenge: the Diamondbacks or the Mets? Did the Diamondbacks series leave us sensing some cracks in the foundation or feeling like this team can accomplish just about anything? In Three Up Three Down, we have scenes from Wednesday's champagne celebration and Sunday's wild comeback. Remembrew When looks back at the last time the Brewers pulled off an eight-run comeback, and Curt Blanche dives into fan discourse. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Milwaukee Brewers had an excellent 4-2 showing on a road trip to San Francisco and Arizona, but the wild Sunday loss raised some eyebrows. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe discuss that game, Pat Murphy's bullpen decisions and the other aspects of the road trip. Jackson Chourio is a 20/20 player at age 20, did Frankie Montas just elevate himself into the No. 2 starter for the postseason, what are the decisions still to be made in the bullpen and lineup for that series and more. In Three Up Three Down, they discuss the loss of Hank the Ballpark Pup, another ridiculous catch from Sal Frelick and Christian Yelich in the announcer's booth. JR goes back in time to look at a forgettable Milwaukee-Arizona comeback loss in Remembrew When, and Todd's Take of the Week looks at the appetizing homestand ahead. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers endured an ugly 2-4 homestand at home before a west-coast trip, and though their lead in the division is still safe, did we learn about any new cracks in the foundation? Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look at the forgettable showings against the Cardinals and Rockies, including some curious roster decisions to send down the team's best reliever to Class AAA and not promote Jacob Misiorowski. Are there any changes to the perception about what the playoff rotation could look like, especially after an amazing Tobias Myers start? Willy Adames keeps homering, Jackson Chourio calls his shot, and which wild-card opponent presents the best matchup? In Three Up, Three Down, they discuss the ground causing the fumble, Isaac Collins sharing a football backfield with an ex-Badgers basketball player and whether or not the three-run homer thing with Adames is really, like, a real thing to get excited about. Remembrew When goes back to 1982 for some September frustrations, and Curt Blanche revisits a personal triumph at Helfaer Field. Then, JR is joined by Brewers great Gorman Thomas and producer Kelly Kahl, the driving force behind new documentary "Just a Bit Outside," which examines the 1982 Brewers team that went to the World Series and became the apple of Milwaukee's eye. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

With another 5-2 week in the books, the Milwaukee Brewers can safely look ahead to the postseason with a month to go. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak joins host JR Radcliffe to discuss the roster moves still to be made (or not made? Like Jacob Misiorowski?), the resurgent pitching performances of Aaron Ashby, Freddy Peralta and DL Hall, the sustained excellence of rookie Jackson Chourio and the steady strength of William Contreras and Willy Adames. In Three Up Three Down, we're talking Blake Perkins home-run robberies, Jake Bauers saving the day and a Brewer on the Brewers. Remembrew When goes back to another 10-run inning, though one that didn't guarantee victory, and Todd's Take of the Week looks at the legacy of a player who's unlikely to return in 2025. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Microbrew co-host Curt Hogg stopped by the Nashville Sounds this week and spoke to Jacob Misiorowski and Craig Yoho, two potential contributors down the stretch for a team on a path to the playoffs. How soon will they be here, if they indeed arrive? Curt and host JR Radcliffe look back at a 3-3 week, with an excellent return for a forgotten bullpen option, some concern for Nick Mears and a couple high-wire acts for Devin Williams, including one that added badly. Were the guys wrong about how valuable Frankie Montas could be? Three Up Three Down talks a big-man triple and an eye-popping throw from the outfield. Remembrew When re-visits some Brewers-A's history and Curt Blanche takes issue with an umpire. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers are once again red-hot with five straight wins (all against first-place teams) after starting the week 0-2. The National League Central is almost surely theirs, but they also know Christian Yelich will be out for the rest of the year. That hasn't impacted them dramatically yet, but will it? Willy Adames is feeling it with the bat, but it's been a strange year on defense. William Contreras is back to mashing, Tobias Myers and Colin Rea continue to be for real, and can the team do anything to address its sudden weakness ... the outfield? Can this team really hang with the Dodgers if they meet again in October? Three Up Three Down discusses an amazing week for Devin Williams and the confusion around "blocking the plate." Remembrew When also goes back to a Robin Yount highlight, which is fitting with Yount getting honored at American Family Field on Sunday. Curt Blanche examines a play that often gets maligned, perhaps incorrectly. Then, JR sits down with Devin Williams, the Brewers closer who has made a triumphant return from a back injury. They discuss the moment he almost gave his heart to soccer instead of baseball, his trophies and what has to happen for this year to be different in the postseason. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers' bats went on a tear for a 5-1 week, and it's even better than a hot week. Tobias Myers and Colin Rea further reinforced that they can be counted on as the season gets closer to the biggest games of the year, and DL Hall's return Sunday offered some intriguing signs. Host JR Radcliffe and fellow Journal Sentinel writer Curt Hogg look at the big breakout, from rookie Jackson Chourio's continued sky-high success to a series of promising updates for relievers to Joey Ortiz snapping out of his funk. In Three Up Three Down, they remark upon Devin Williams' first save of the year and Rhys Hoskins' thrilling homer to set it up. Remembrew When takes a look back at the Brewers' 1992 rookie of the year (with an unexpected tie in to the past week), and Curt Blanche goes behind the curtain for a story twist after Friday's game. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look back at a rough week for the Brewers, and the 2-4 record was just the start of it. The team added another pitcher at the deadline with some iffy stats, and the team's draft signings in 2024 didn't go the way they hoped. Is Aaron Civale's rotation spot in trouble now that he's struggled through five starts? Was Frankie Montas the right call to add to the roster? Should the Brewers have done more? Can this team, struggling on offense and on the mound for a prolonged period of time, hold onto its still-healthy lead in the National League Central, and if they do, do they have the hammers to get deep into a postseason? Three Up Three Down makes mention of a big-time prospect climbing the ladder and a hometown product coming back to burn the Brewers. Remembrew When looks back at a fruitful trade deadline, and Curt Blanche has a playoff Game 1 vision. Then, JR is joined by new Brewers reliever Nick Mears (49:25), discussing his unusual 2020  debut, pitching in Colorado and his superb Instagram handle. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Fjodor Dostojevskij (1821-1881) skrev annat än romaner. Men varför? 200 år efter författarens död läser Vincent Flink Amble-Naess hans slagfärdiga opinionsjournalistik. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna.År 1873 skriver en kolumnist i den ryska tidningen Grazjdanin. Han hetsar till krig.I text efter text återkommer han till hur tiden har kommit för Ryssland – den ortodoxa kristendomens beskyddare – att resa sig mot det Osmanska väldet i Turkiet, och inta Istanbul. När staden är erövrad ska den byta namn till Tsargrad, Tsarens stad, liksom Konstantin den store en gång lät döpa den till Konstantinopel. Många gånger tidigare har Rysslands svärd fått blänka i Östern, påminner skribenten. Han syftar på Peter den stores krig mot turkarna och på det nyligen avslutade Krimkriget. Men den kommande konflikten är annorlunda. Den är inte bara av politiskt intresse. Kriget bär också på löften om ett andligt uppvaknande för det ryska folket, som under decennier har förgiftats av västerlandets cynism och vetenskapstro: Kriget, skriver han, kommer att rensa den luft vi andas.Skribentens namn är Fjodor Dostojevskij. För eftervärlden är han i första hand känd som författaren till romaner som Brott och straff, Onda andar och Idioten. Vad som är mindre känt är att han även verkade som journalist. Under en stor del av sin karriär skrev Dostojevskij för tidskrifterna Vremja och Epocha. Men först från och med 1873 började han skriva mera regelbundet. Varje månad publicerades en av hans kolumner i den nystartade tidningen Grazjdanin, som på ryska betyder ”Medborgaren”. Spalten kallades En författares dagbok, och fick stor spridning i det ryska samhället. Under Dostojevskijs livstid blev hans opinionsjournalistiska arbeten förmodligen mera lästa än hans romaner.Bakom tidningen stod Vladimir Mesjtjerskij, en förmögen furste som beskyddades av tsaren. På ledarsidan drevs en reaktionär linje, som gynnade adelns och hovets intressen. Dostojevskij bidrog i stor utsträckning till detta projekt. Med sina texter företrädde han ett slavofilt program, som syftade till att bevara det ryska samhällets särart. Hans ideologiska fiender var zapadnikerna, en heterogen grupp av mer eller mindre västvänliga ryssar som ville att kejsardömet skulle utvecklas till en republik.Dessa tsarväldets fiender får i Dostojevskijs tidningsartiklar utstå en serie våldsamma angrepp: Jesuiterna är en samling antikristliga bedragare, anarkisterna är kannibaler och brodermördare, socialisterna vill se världen bada i blod.Det är emellertid inte de enskilda personerna som är Dostojevskijs huvudsakliga måltavlor; det är liberalismen, upplysningen och den europeiska moderniteten. Mot dessa företeelser argumenterar han med en iver som för en nutida läsare kan framstå som underlig.Också i författarens romaner återfinns visserligen de reaktionära tankegångarna: Den religiöse grubblaren Sjatov i "Onda andar", som vill att Ryssland ska nå världsherravälde; de antisemitiska fångarna i Döda huset; den namnlöse tjänstemannen i "Anteckningar från källarhålet, som väljer lidandet framför moderniteten och vetenskapstron. I romanerna lägger man emellertid inte märke till den överhettade argumentationen på samma sätt. Delvis beror det förmodligen på mångfalden av röster, det fenomen den ryske litteraturhistorikern Michail Bachtin kallade för Dostojevskijs polyfoni. Dialogformen ger romanerna en form av balans som i de journalistiska texterna lyser med sin frånvaro.Kanske kan tonläget i En författares dagbok i någon mån förklaras av hur texterna kom till. I fembandsverket Dostoevsky: A Writer in his Time ger Dostojevskijs levnadstecknare Joseph Frank en bild av deras tillkomst:Skrivandet äger rum helt och hållet efter mörkrets inbrott. Först vid gryningen går författaren och lägger sig på sin vaxdukssoffa, som vid sidan om det grovhuggna bordet och pinnstolen är arbetsrummets enda möbel. Klockan två på eftermiddagen slår han upp ögonen, drar på sig sin morgonrock och går ut till samovaren i matsalen. Medan han dricker sitt te rullar han sig cigaretter i saffransgult rispapper och skummar igenom dagstidningarna. Vid tretiden intar han en enkel lunch: två skivor svartbröd och ett glas vodka. Efter en promenad genom S:t Petersburg återvänder han till sitt hem för att äta middag med sin familj. Han nattar sina barn. Han återvänder till arbetsrummet. Och skrivandet fortsätter.Med få undantag upprepas proceduren varje dag, varje vecka, varje månad, varje år.Texterna i "En författares dagbok" är ofta underhållande, och håller generellt en hög stilistisk nivå. Ändå kommer de inte i närheten av den storhet som återfinns i Dostojevskijs skönlitterära verk. Kvalitetsskillnaden är av sådan art att författaren själv måste ha varit medveten om den. Man kan därför fråga sig varför han valde att ödsla tid på sin journalistiska verksamhet, istället för att ägna sig åt det romanbygge som skulle komma att ge honom hans plats i litteraturhistorien.Visst led han av ständiga ekonomiska bekymmer, men forskningen har visat att kolumnerna skrevs mot ett uselt arvode. Vad Dostojevskij däremot krävde var en oinskränkt frihet att uttrycka sig såsom han själv behagade. Kanske lockades han av möjligheten att för en gångs skull få skriva i egen sak, och framträda som Fjodor Dostojevskij, snarare än som en av hans litterära karaktärer. Kanske såg han texterna som ett sätt att råda bot på den ensamhet som hade kommit att prägla hela hans tillvaro – som ett sätt att nå ut.Denna möjlighet tycks utöva samma lockelse på Dostojevskijs sentida yrkesbröder och -systrar som på honom själv. För många av dagens författare tycks opinionsjournalistiken framstå som ett behändigt mellanting mellan ett vanligt, utåtriktat liv och den typ av utanförskap som deras yrke i slutändan kräver. Genom att redogöra för sina åsikter hoppas författaren kunna bilda sig en persona och få tillfälle att spela rollen av respektabel medborgare. På så sätt kan hennes skrivande fås att framstå som en samhällsviktig tjänst som vilken som helst, kanske rentav som en av de mera oumbärliga. Genom debattsidorna får hon möjlighet att lämna sitt elfenbenstorn och träda in i den folkliga gemenskapen. Men manövern är dömd att misslyckas.År 1880 upphörde En författares dagbok att utkomma i Grazjdanin. Till stor del berodde det på att Dostojevskij var upptagen med att skriva på det som skulle komma att bli hans sista roman, Bröderna Karamazov. Bokens handling kretsar kring brödernas far, en opålitlig alkoholist och spelmissbrukare, som förskingrar sönernas arv och förnedrar sig offentligt. Fadern bär namnet Fjodor, vilket är Dostojevskijs eget namn.Namnvalet kan tolkas som en självbekännelse. Romanen publiceras några månader innan Dostojevskij avlider i den lungsjukdom han ådragit sig under sin tid som straffånge i Sibirien. Maskeraden är slut, och författaren avslöjar sitt skrivande som den bisarra verksamhet det alltid har varit:Ett berusat samtal han för med sig själv.Vincent Flink Amble-Naess

Curt Hogg and JR Radcliffe discuss the Milwaukee Brewers' tough weekend and the losses of key players Christian Yelich and Bryan Hudson. Does this change what they're going to do at Tuesday's trade deadline? Who are some names to know? Plus: Ryan Braun gets honored at American Family Field, putting a bow (maybe?) on a complicated career. Devin Williams is back, Brice Turang and Joey Ortiz are struggling offensively and the Brewers, after all, are still a first-place team. Remembrew When looks back at a big-time Braun moment and the complicated feelings that his legacy leaves. Three Up, Three Down includes some draft signings, defensive wizardry by Brice Turang and Rhys Hoskins with a big weekend.  Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers will take a 4 1/2 game lead into the all-star break, which isn't bad considering the team limped through the past two weeks, including a clunky 2-4 homestand against the Pirates and Nationals. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak joins host JR Radcliffe to assess the Brewers at the midway point, including the team's biggest surprises and disappointments. Does this team really have a big postseason run in its holster? What changes should be expected in the rotation, especially now that Dallas Keuchel has been dropped for the roster, and the bullpen, with so many players due back from injury soon? The Brewers made their first four draft picks Sunday, and Three Up Three Down looks back at big performances from Paul Skenes, Jesse Winker and Tobias Myers. Remembrew When revisits a haunting finish to the first half in a previous season, and Todd's Take of the Week looks at the break (or lack thereof) ahead. Then, JR sits down with Rhys Hoskins, the slugging first baseman who's up to 14 homers on the season, tied for the team lead. They talk card games, going undercover, the Home Run Derby, rehab and the possibility of facing the Phillies in the postseason. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe look back at a shaky west-coast trip to Colorado and Los Angeles, which nonetheless ended with a salvageable 3-4 record. But how was Brice Turang not elected to the National League all-star team? The guys have thoughts on player balloting and the recent hiccups by a tired bullpen, plus the full-fledged resurgence of all-star starter Christian Yelich and the work by new pitchers Aaron Civale and Dallas Keuchel. In Three Up, Three Down, it's yet ANOTHER grand slam, a controversial bunt play, a 55-pitch inning and Bryan Hudson's recent struggles. Remembrew When looks back at another unflattering chapter Brewers-Dodgers history, and Curt's Take of the Week is back talking about a Dodger Stadium staple. Then, JR sits down with relief pitcher Trevor Megill, enjoying a breakout season at the back end of the Brewers rotation. They discuss the role water polo and rowing played in his life story, his scary injuries this year and how he arrived at a comfortable place in his career. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

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The Milwaukee Brewers finish a highlight-heavy homestand at 5-1, sweeping the reigning World Series champion Rangers and taking 2 of 3 from the Cubs. An unprecedented grand-slam binge has the Brewers playing an exciting brand of baseball. Host JR Radcliffe and Journal Sentinel Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak look back at the successful run, including more great stuff from Jackson Chourio, a truly elite first half of the season from Brice Turang, the long-awaited return of Garrett Mitchell, the surprising arrival of Dallas Keuchel and an injury to Jared Koenig. Three Up Three Down looks at some sobering moments from the week, including the loss of former public address announcer Robb Edwards and a terrifying escalator malfunction at American Family Field. Could the Brewers have two all-star starters for the first time in a decade? Remembrew When goes back in time to 1980, when an inside-the-park home run and grand slam happened at the same time. Then, JR sits down with Tyler Black, a rookie infielder with a bright future. Though he was optioned back to Class AAA Nashville at the end of the week, Black has been with the Brewers for multiple stints this year, and he discussed giving up hockey, Canadian baseball, his first memories of Milwaukee playing for Wright State at Hank Aaron Field, the automatic strike zone and his defense. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

A 3-4 West Coast road trip doesn't sound too bad, but the Brewers pitching staff continues to take on water; just what solutions can the Brewers muster to stay afloat through the final three-plus months? Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss the surging Tobias Myers, the return of Freddy Peralta but the question marks elsewhere on the staff, including in the bullpen. William Contreras has been struggling for a month, leading JR to invoke a comparison to the dreaded 2014 season. Sal Frelick saved the day with an unforgettable catch, but is he the leading candidate to go down to Nashville if and when Garrett Mitchell returns? What's the deal with one highly regarded modern statistic regarding the home-run saving leap as ... routine? Plus, discussion on Jackson Chourio's sprint speed and continued improvement, a Brice Turang grand slam and Remembrew When goes back in time to a legendary moment in Milwaukee from the late Willie Mays. Curt Blanche then questions if the Brewers are limiting how much they can get out of one of their best players. Then, JR is joined by Lee Kluck (1:05:00), who wrote the new book "Leave While the Party's Good: The Life and Legacy of Baseball Executive Harry Dalton." Dalton, a former Brewers general manager, led the franchise to its first brush with greatness, including the 1982 World Series. What made him a compelling topic and what did the Stevens Point native learn in writing the book? Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Snoop Dogg! Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe spent quite a bit of time talking about the rap legend in the house Saturday, but they did find some time to talk about a 4-2 week of Brewers baseball, chock full of exciting endings. That included Sunday, when Blake Perkins' throw home helped atone for a big-time miscue earlier in the series. Plus: Freddy Peralta is struggling, and so is Sal Frelick. Does the former mean the team is more likely to trade for a starter, and is the latter a pre-cursor to a trip back to Nashville? Jackson Chourio is heating up, and Three Up/Three Down starts with "generational player" Joey Ortiz. Remembrew When looks back at a wild moment in Brewers history that included Bill Schroeder, the longtime announcer who was celebrated Friday for his 30th year on the mic. Then, JR sits down with Toronto Blue Jays catcher Danny Jansen, an Appleton West native reaching an interesting juncture in his career as free agency looms. They talk Rowdy Tellez hosting his wedding, his Bears fandom and his close connections to the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers franchise. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

An injury to Robert Gasser has further thrown the Brewers starting rotation in flux, with another top prospect in line to make a start Tuesday as the Brewers return home. All things considered, a 2-4 week isn't terrible considering the Brewers faced two and maybe three Cy Young contenders. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe recap the six games and again find themselves wondering how the team is supposed to hold the pitching staff together, though Aaron Ashby and Tobias Myers delivered some encouraging performances. The offense has another double-digit scoring performance, but there are a couple red flags: The homers have vanished, and William Contreras is slumping. Rhys Hoskins' return to Philadelphia is among the topics in Three Up, Three Down, and after a huge Myers start, Steve Woodard's gem is the topic in Remembrew When. Then, JR chats with Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Gordon Wittenmyer, who follows the Reds but also previously covered the Cubs and knows both teams intimately. The Reds just snuck past the Cubs in the standings; are they suddenly the team to beat? What's his take on how Chicago is reacting to the early struggles of the Cubs under Craig Counsell? Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

What a wild week of baseball in Milwaukee, with both Chicago teams coming to American Family Field and leaving with only one win. The Brewers went 6-1 and in the process got one over on former manager Craig Counsell, and not without some voiced displeasure from the home fans. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss the many twists and turns of the week, including the heroics of Blake Perkins, Gary Sánchez and Willy Adames, the 23-hit game against the White Sox and another dust-up Sunday.  Remembrew When looks back at a 31-hit onslaught against Toronto in 1992 and Curt Blanche takes issue with one particular stat measurement. Then, JR is joined by Brewers pitcher Colin Rea, who discusses his connection to a country musician with the same-sounding name, the unusual circumstances that brought him to Japan (and back again) and the evolution of his fastball arsenal. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers split six games in Miami and Boston, but the attention quickly turns to what's ahead, with the Chicago Cubs and Craig Counsell coming to Milwaukee for a four-game set. How has Pat Murphy proven to be different than Counsell (in ways that even manifested this week). Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss. William Contreras continues to look like an MVP; how serious is that candidacy? Plus: Some interesting comments from Josh Hader illustrating what many suspected about his time in Milwaukee, and Joe Ross heads to the injured list. In Three Up, Three Down, we've got popcorn flying, a fight in Boston and Jared Koenig's back-to-back starts. Remembrew When riffs on Christian Yelich's steal of home and a look back at a sensational 2003 rookie season. And Curt Blanche explores a stupid MLB rule that cost the Brewers early in the week. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

William Contreras continues to look like an MVP candidate, with his 13th pitch-homer off future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander the latest example. Brewers reporter Todd Rosiak and host JR Radcliffe discuss the unreal season from the Brewers backstop and revisit a trade that seems destined to live forever. In general, the power was there for the Brewers this week, but the patchwork starting rotation is barely getting by. Will that come back to haunt Milwaukee, or can the team remain on its first-place path thanks to its cadre of effective relievers? Plus: Joey Ortiz steps up, Rhys Hoskins in lost with injury and Remembrew When looks back at another 13-pitch blast. Then, JR is joined by rookie starter Robert Gasser (48:45), who now has two strong outings on his MLB resume. After that, JR chats with Jared Koenig (55:30), a reliever whose winding path to the big leagues took him to five different independent leagues, including one in New Zealand. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe revisit a 4-3 week for the Brewers, one with a number of highlights, including an excellent debut start from pitcher Robert Gasser on Friday. Plus, Rhys Hoskins and Willy Adames deliver big-time home runs, Christian Yelich is back and mashing yet again, and the St. Louis Cardinals look ... bad. What's up with Jackson Chourio (and Joey Ortiz) getting held out of the starting lineup. Remembrew When looks back at the Happy Youngster and Curt's Take of the Week is tackling a Sunday send. Then, JR is joined by Joey Ortiz, who discusses the circumstances that brought him to Milwaukee and the origin of his Packers fandom. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Brewers were in Wrigley Field to take on the Cubs and old manager Craig Counsell, but by then the story of the week had been written. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe discuss a turbulent Rays series featuring some controversial umpiring, a brawl, a debut for top prospect Tyler Black and Rickie Weeks as manager. Then came the Cubs series, a somewhat dispiriting series loss. Remembrew When and Curt Blanche are also discussing brawls before JR has an interview with rookie pitcher Tobias Myers (49:00) on his first couple appearances in the big leagues and a fascinating minor-league career arc. After that, it's Verona High School alumnus Ben Rortvedt (58:00), who started all three games for the Rays at American Family Field and has found a big-league footing after a litany of injuries sidetracked him. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Milwaukee Brewers were able to finish the week 3-4, but it wasn't a great overall stretch, if for no other reason that the team is down yet another starting pitcher (and this time for the whole season). Brewers reporter Curt Hogg and host JR Radcliffe once again try to figure out how Milwaukee can piece it together, especially with Joe Ross struggling, too. The offense has a slow week but does enough for a split in Pittsburgh, followed by a thrilling walk-off win against the Yankees, but then a lot goes wrong (including a mis-Judged play by the umpires Sunday). Remembrew When goes back to 1979 for another unforgettable walk-off against the Yankees, and Curt Blanche reminds us what's ahead: the Brewers' first games against the Chicago Cubs and former manager Craig Counsell. Then, JR chats with reliever Bryan Hudson, one of the biggest bright spots of the 2024 season thus far. They discuss his Illinois upbringing, his sidearm delivery and, yes, about his height. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Milwaukee Brewers offense had another breakout day Saturday, part of a week that featured a series win in St. Louis. Brewers reporter Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel joins host JR Radcliffe to discuss the success, including the excellence of Brice Turang and Blake Perkins moving closer toward that elusive "sustainable" category, plus the MVP-caliber start by catcher William Contreras. But what about the pitching, specifically embattled starter DL Hall? And is it a problem the way new manager Pat Murphy deploys his bullpen dissimilarly from his predecessor, Craig Counsell? Remembrew When (52:50) revisits a bullpen game that nearly turned into a no-hitter in 1988, and Curt Blanche (54:10) looks at the Cardinals ... just what are they doing, exactly? Then, JR sits down with outfielder Blake Perkins (1:04:15), who's off to a hot start. They discuss his unusual path to the big leagues, his elite center-field defense and his fully updated LinkedIn page. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

The Milwaukee Brewers' offense is en fuego. Before a competitive loss against old friend Corbin Burnes on Sunday, the team rattled off six straight games scoring at least seven runs, going 4-2 on the road in Cincinnati and Baltimore to move to 10-4 thus far, the best record in the National League. Which parts could be real, and what are the areas of concern? Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Todd Rosiak joins host JR Radcliffe to discuss a rematch with Burnes, an injury to Christian Yelich, the return of Wade Miley, a series of bad breaks in the minor leagues, Blake Perkins going above and beyond but also some players who are laboring out of the gate. Remembrew When explores a similar hot offensive run in 1989, plus Todd's Take of the Week. Musical cues (in order of use): "Strobes" by Epocha, "Ricketts Glenn" by Roy Williams and "Rock is Back" by Got Happy. Royalty-free music available at EpidemicSound.com. 

„Dnes, když někdo skuhrá, že když nedostane přidáno tolik a tolik, tak že nepřežije, tak to jsou takové hyperboly, za které by člověk před padesáti lety dal kdoví co, kdyby se měl jako ten, kdo si dnes stěžuje. Prostě přebytek má negativní dopady, ale není zdrojem obav. Zdrojem obav jsou negativní dopady toho, že společnost je rozmazlená, a je svým způsobem křehká,“ říká psychiatr, profesor Cyril Höschl v rozhovoru pro pořad Rada starších. 3. díl, 30.03.2024, www.RadioUniversum.cz

President Biden confused the Constitution with the Declaration of Independence in an appearance on MSNBC, yesterday. More reaction to SCOTUS rulings. // A checking of the texting. // Bryan and producer Greg talk Independence Day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

„Gražūs ir pasmerkti“ – antrasis  F.Scotto Fitzgeraldo romanas, įtvirtinęs jo kaip vieno geriausių JAV rašytojų reputaciją. Šioje knygoje jis pasakoja apie svaigią „džiazo epochą“, rafinuotu, elegantišku stiliumi rašo pakilimo ir nuosmukio, iliuzijų žlugimo istoriją, kurioje – daug jo paties ir jo žmonos autobiografinių motyvų. Ši knyga ir aptariama tinklalaidės „Perskaitymai“ laidoje, jos vedėjai – Audrius Ožalas ir Jūratė Čerškutė – kalbina knygos vertėją Daivą Daugirdienę.

Proč vlastně vyvolala smrt britské panovnice tak velkou pozornost lidstva? Na pohřeb královny Alžběty II. se celosvětově dívalo více než 4mld lidí. Nejvíc v dějinách televizního vysílání. Proč? Čím si královna získala tak velkou vlnu účasti a lítosti v naší zemi? Hledáme odpovědi na tyto (možná) zdánlivě možná banální otázky s historikem Martinem Kovářem.00:00 Existuje nějaká spojitost mezi královnou Alžbětou a ČR?03:22 Proč ten sentiment lidí celého světa?11:28 Jaký byl vliv královny na chod Anglikánské církve?15:31 Bez reálné moci, ale velmi vlivná.24:57 Shrnutí.Zjisti vícJakub, David a jejich nevšední pohledy na všední věci. Pokud si u každého dílu aspoň...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Karalienės Elžbietos II epocha: per septynis jos valdymo dešimtmečius pasikeitė penkiolika Jungtinės Karalystės premjerų ir trylika JAV prezidentų.Karalius Karolis III-asis šiandien turi kreiptis į savo naujuosius pavaldinius, šaliai pradėjus oficialų gedulą dėl karalienės Elžbietos Antrosios mirties po istorinių septynių valdymo dešimtmečių. 73-ejų metų karalienės sūnus Čarlzas monarchu tapo iškart po motinos mirties vakar popietę jos rezidencijoje Škotijoje.Liz Tras Jungtinės Karalystės premjerės postą perėmė itin sudėtingu laikotarpiu. Naujajai premjerei teks ne tik suvaldyti blogėjančią ekonomikos padėtį, bet ir užtikrinti po karalienės Elžbietos II-osios mirties gedinčios šalies vienybę.Lietuvoje gyvenantys britai pačiais gražiausiais žodžiais prisimeną monarchę ir liūdi dėl jos netekties.Prezidentas Gitanas Nausėda sako, svarbiausias Seimo rytoj prasidedančios rudens sesijos darbas turėtų būti itin aukštų energetinių kainų poveikio suvaldymas.Ukrainos lyderis sako, kad šalies pajėgos išlaisvino dešimtis gyvenviečių. Pasak Volodymyro Zelenskio, iš viso nuo rugsėjo 1-osios atlaisvinta daugiau nei tūkstantis kvadratinių kilometrų teritorijos. Prieš keliolika valandų Ukraina paskelbė atkovojusi iš Rusijos pajėgų rytinį Balaklijos miestą.Ved. Madona Lučkaitė

Aktuální dění očima Jana Krause každé ráno 5:00 – 9:00 vždy po zprávách v celou a v půl exkluzivně na Frekvenci 1. Vtipně, originálně a s nadhledem, tak to umí jenom Jan Kraus. Blondýna Miluška Bittnerová se ptá na vše, o čem se mluví, a Jan Kraus jí to vysvětlí.

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Fjodor Dostojevskij (1821-1881) skrev annat än romaner. Men varför? 200 år efter författarens död läser Vincent Flink Amble-Naess hans slagfärdiga opinionsjournalistik. ESSÄ: Detta är en text där skribenten reflekterar över ett ämne eller ett verk. Åsikter som uttrycks är skribentens egna.År 1873 skriver en kolumnist i den ryska tidningen Grazjdanin. Han hetsar till krig.I text efter text återkommer han till hur tiden har kommit för Ryssland den ortodoxa kristendomens beskyddare att resa sig mot det Osmanska väldet i Turkiet, och inta Istanbul. När staden är erövrad ska den byta namn till Tsargrad, Tsarens stad, liksom Konstantin den store en gång lät döpa den till Konstantinopel. Många gånger tidigare har Rysslands svärd fått blänka i Östern, påminner skribenten. Han syftar på Peter den stores krig mot turkarna och på det nyligen avslutade Krimkriget. Men den kommande konflikten är annorlunda. Den är inte bara av politiskt intresse. Kriget bär också på löften om ett andligt uppvaknande för det ryska folket, som under decennier har förgiftats av västerlandets cynism och vetenskapstro: Kriget, skriver han, kommer att rensa den luft vi andas.Skribentens namn är Fjodor Dostojevskij. För eftervärlden är han i första hand känd som författaren till romaner som Brott och straff, Onda andar och Idioten. Vad som är mindre känt är att han även verkade som journalist. Under en stor del av sin karriär skrev Dostojevskij för tidskrifterna Vremja och Epocha. Men först från och med 1873 började han skriva mera regelbundet. Varje månad publicerades en av hans kolumner i den nystartade tidningen Grazjdanin, som på ryska betyder Medborgaren. Spalten kallades En författares dagbok, och fick stor spridning i det ryska samhället. Under Dostojevskijs livstid blev hans opinionsjournalistiska arbeten förmodligen mera lästa än hans romaner.Socialisterna vill se världen bada i blodBakom tidningen stod Vladimir Mesjtjerskij, en förmögen furste som beskyddades av tsaren. På ledarsidan drevs en reaktionär linje, som gynnade adelns och hovets intressen. Dostojevskij bidrog i stor utsträckning till detta projekt. Med sina texter företrädde han ett slavofilt program, som syftade till att bevara det ryska samhällets särart. Hans ideologiska fiender var zapadnikerna, en heterogen grupp av mer eller mindre västvänliga ryssar som ville att kejsardömet skulle utvecklas till en republik.Dessa tsarväldets fiender får i Dostojevskijs tidningsartiklar utstå en serie våldsamma angrepp: Jesuiterna är en samling antikristliga bedragare, anarkisterna är kannibaler och brodermördare, socialisterna vill se världen bada i blod.Det är emellertid inte de enskilda personerna som är Dostojevskijs huvudsakliga måltavlor; det är liberalismen, upplysningen och den europeiska moderniteten. Mot dessa företeelser argumenterar han med en iver som för en nutida läsare kan framstå som underlig.Också i författarens romaner återfinns visserligen de reaktionära tankegångarna: Den religiöse grubblaren Sjatov i "Onda andar", som vill att Ryssland ska nå världsherravälde; de antisemitiska fångarna i Döda huset; den namnlöse tjänstemannen i "Anteckningar från källarhålet, som väljer lidandet framför moderniteten och vetenskapstron. I romanerna lägger man emellertid inte märke till den överhettade argumentationen på samma sätt. Delvis beror det förmodligen på mångfalden av röster, det fenomen den ryske litteraturhistorikern Michail Bachtin kallade för Dostojevskijs polyfoni. Dialogformen ger romanerna en form av balans som i de journalistiska texterna lyser med sin frånvaro.Kanske kan tonläget i En författares dagbok i någon mån förklaras av hur texterna kom till. I fembandsverket Dostoevsky: A Writer in his Time ger Dostojevskijs levnadstecknare Joseph Frank en bild av deras tillkomst:Vid tretiden intar han en enkel lunch: två skivor svartbröd och ett glas vodka.Skrivandet äger rum helt och hållet efter mörkrets inbrott. Först vid gryningen går författaren och lägger sig på sin vaxdukssoffa, som vid sidan om det grovhuggna bordet och pinnstolen är arbetsrummets enda möbel. Klockan två på eftermiddagen slår han upp ögonen, drar på sig sin morgonrock och går ut till samovaren i matsalen. Medan han dricker sitt te rullar han sig cigaretter i saffransgult rispapper och skummar igenom dagstidningarna. Vid tretiden intar han en enkel lunch: två skivor svartbröd och ett glas vodka. Efter en promenad genom S:t Petersburg återvänder han till sitt hem för att äta middag med sin familj. Han nattar sina barn. Han återvänder till arbetsrummet. Och skrivandet fortsätter.Med få undantag upprepas proceduren varje dag, varje vecka, varje månad, varje år.Texterna i "En författares dagbok" är ofta underhållande, och håller generellt en hög stilistisk nivå. Ändå kommer de inte i närheten av den storhet som återfinns i Dostojevskijs skönlitterära verk. Kvalitetsskillnaden är av sådan art att författaren själv måste ha varit medveten om den. Man kan därför fråga sig varför han valde att ödsla tid på sin journalistiska verksamhet, istället för att ägna sig åt det romanbygge som skulle komma att ge honom hans plats i litteraturhistorien.Visst led han av ständiga ekonomiska bekymmer, men forskningen har visat att kolumnerna skrevs mot ett uselt arvode. Vad Dostojevskij däremot krävde var en oinskränkt frihet att uttrycka sig såsom han själv behagade. Kanske lockades han av möjligheten att för en gångs skull få skriva i egen sak, och framträda som Fjodor Dostojevskij, snarare än som en av hans litterära karaktärer. Kanske såg han texterna som ett sätt att råda bot på den ensamhet som hade kommit att prägla hela hans tillvaro som ett sätt att nå ut.Denna möjlighet tycks utöva samma lockelse på Dostojevskijs sentida yrkesbröder och -systrar som på honom själv. För många av dagens författare tycks opinionsjournalistiken framstå som ett behändigt mellanting mellan ett vanligt, utåtriktat liv och den typ av utanförskap som deras yrke i slutändan kräver. Genom att redogöra för sina åsikter hoppas författaren kunna bilda sig en persona och få tillfälle att spela rollen av respektabel medborgare. På så sätt kan hennes skrivande fås att framstå som en samhällsviktig tjänst som vilken som helst, kanske rentav som en av de mera oumbärliga. Genom debattsidorna får hon möjlighet att lämna sitt elfenbenstorn och träda in i den folkliga gemenskapen. Men manövern är dömd att misslyckas.År 1880 upphörde En författares dagbok att utkomma i Grazjdanin. Till stor del berodde det på att Dostojevskij var upptagen med att skriva på det som skulle komma att bli hans sista roman, Bröderna Karamazov. Bokens handling kretsar kring brödernas far, en opålitlig alkoholist och spelmissbrukare, som förskingrar sönernas arv och förnedrar sig offentligt. Fadern bär namnet Fjodor, vilket är Dostojevskijs eget namn.Namnvalet kan tolkas som en självbekännelse. Romanen publiceras några månader innan Dostojevskij avlider i den lungsjukdom han ådragit sig under sin tid som straffånge i Sibirien. Maskeraden är slut, och författaren avslöjar sitt skrivande som den bisarra verksamhet det alltid har varit:Ett berusat samtal han för med sig själv.Vincent Flink Amble-Naess

V dalším díle Deep Talks jsem si povídal s Patrikem Kořenářem. Patrik tvoří videa na YouTube, pomocí kterých se snaží rozšiřovat mediální gramotnost a kritické myšlení. Rozjel pořad Fakta vítězí a s Martinem Rotou natáčí pořad Zvědátoři. V minulosti působil například v časopise Epocha jako redaktor hlavní zaměření technologie, vesmír a historie. V poslední době se také věnuje medicínským tématům, očkování či dezinformacím kolem COVID-19. Odkazy a verze pro YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0mjKgJryt8

Special Guest: Brandon EpochaDoc sits down with native Texan and Dallas based all vinyl DJ for Debbie Does Disco, Brandon Epocha via zoom from Tha Studio of Life or Death to talk life, music, tales of Deep Ellum's past, the period in time that was Epocha , the killer work he is doing with Debbie Does Disco, and being a Human - Being. You won't want to miss this one!!! Join us Freaks and Geeks on this epic exchange of energy and peace. Follow Brandon Epocha on Instagram@brandon_epochaFollow Debbie Does Disco on Instagram@debbiedoesdiscotxAnd check out and jam his Mixcloud page https://www.mixcloud.com/DebbieDoesDiscoTX/Also be sure to Subscribe and Rate to the podcast on which ever podcast platform you enjoy the podcast on. Please follow Tha Dr on Instagram @tha512footdr and the official podcast instagram @thadrsorderspodcast. MAKE SURE TO TELL A FREAK OR A GEEK ABOUT THE PODCAST!!Tha Dr's Orders Podcast is a Life or Death Studios Production . Thank you to our sponsor: Greenbelt Botanicals CBD Dispensary of Austin Texas, https://greenbeltbotanicals.comUse Promo Code FOOTDR15 when checking out at Greenbeltbotanicals.com to receive 15% off your purchase. Greenbelt Botanicals Locally owned and operated Austin Texas based CBD Dispensary. The Future Of CBD. And thank you to YOU the Freaks and Geeks!!!

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After the longest lockdown in Australia, Melbourne finally has a date in which restaurants can welcome in guests in again. After trying multiple avenues to keep revenue coming in and hold onto staff Angie Giannakodakis (Epocha and Elyros) is overwhelmed with emotions of joy and anxiousness, and although she knows her team will click into gear to deliver the magic, she’s cautious about the long road ahead.https://epocha.com.auhttp://elyros.com.auFollow Deep In The Weeds on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=enFollow Huckhttps://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer)https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/LISTEN TO OUR OTHER PODCASTSDirty Linen with Dani Valenthttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/dirty-linen-a-food-podcast-with-dani-valent/id1518946986The Crackling with Anthony Huckstephttps://linktr.ee/thecrackling

Kristýna je novou vycházející hvězdou české fantastiky. Pro nakladatelství Epocha ji objevil velký fanoušek Postapodcastu František Kotleta a už ji nepustil. Aktuálně s ní píše novou ságu v žánru space opera. Knihy publikuje teprve tři roky, ale pořád lepší a lepší! Ta poslední . "Město v oblacích" kombinuje viktoriásnkou totalitu, postapokalypsu a sci-fi horror ve stylu Vetřelce. A je naprosto boží. Budeme si povídat jak o jejím vztahu k postapu, prepperství, tak o literatuře a pozor - budou spoilery na Město v oblacích!

Welcome back to the MOTION PICTURES podcast... Your hosts, Tony Black and Carl Sweeney, return for a shorter addendum episode following their previous examination of the state of cinema in 2020. They look at the recent AMC/Universal window that has shortened distribution windows, look at the effect of legally wearing a mask in the cinema in the UK, and discuss the recent news about Mulan being released in September on Disney+ for an additional fee. EDITOR'S NOTE: since recording this episode, Cineworld have since released information stating that patrons will need to wear masks on the premises, but can remove them to eat food and drink. Host / Editor Tony Black Co-Host Carl Sweeney 00:00-3:16 - Intro 3:17-14:51 - The Universal/AMC Distribution Deal 14:52-19:29 - Compulsory Masks and Will You Wear One? 19:30-38:54 - Mulan, Disney+ & Will You Pay For It? 38:55 - Outro You can find us on social media so please join in the conversation: FACEBOOK: Motion Pictures Podcast TWITTER: @MotionPicsPod We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod / www.wemadethispod.com Title music 'Car Songs' (c) Epocha via Epidemic Sound

Welcome back to the MOTION PICTURES podcast...Your hosts, Tony Black and Carl Sweeney, return for a shorter addendum episode following their previous examination of the state of cinema in 2020.They look at the recent AMC/Universal window that has shortened distribution windows, look at the effect of legally wearing a mask in the cinema in the UK, and discuss the recent news about Mulan being released in September on Disney+ for an additional fee.EDITOR'S NOTE: since recording this episode, Cineworld have since released information stating that patrons will need to wear masks on the premises, but can remove them to eat food and drink.Host / EditorTony BlackCo-HostCarl Sweeney00:00-3:16 - Intro3:17-14:51 - The Universal/AMC Distribution Deal14:52-19:29 - Compulsory Masks and Will You Wear One?19:30-38:54 - Mulan, Disney+ & Will You Pay For It?38:55 - OutroYou can find us on social media so please join in the conversation:FACEBOOK: Motion Pictures PodcastTWITTER: @MotionPicsPodWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod / www.wemadethispod.comTitle music 'Car Songs' (c) Epocha via Epidemic Sound

Welcome back to the MOTION PICTURES podcast.Your hosts, Tony Black and Carl Sweeney, return after a sizeable hiatus to discuss 2020 so far, and how the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted and changed the cinematic landscape.How has this affected cinema, beyond the obvious closures? What changes do we imagine might stick thanks to Covid? And what do we expect the landscape to look like as we enter this decade?EDITOR'S NOTE: since recording this episode, AMC & Universal struck a deal which immediately dates some of what we discuss on this podcast. How very dare they. More details here: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/amc-theatres-universal-collapsing-theatrical-window-17-days-unprecedented-pact-1304759Host / EditorTony BlackCo-HostCarl Sweeney0:00-4:21 - Intro4:22-17:31 - Lockdown Watching Habits17:32-30:02 - Non-Cinema Premieres30:03-36:17- Distribution Battles36:18-45:48 - Will the Cinema venue survive?45:49-56:31 - Is It Safe?56:32-01:14:20 - Problematic Cinema01:14:21-01:32:20 - Tenet, Bond & Where Does This All Go?01:32:21 - OutroYou can find us on social media so please join in the conversation:FACEBOOK: Motion Pictures PodcastTWITTER: @MotionPicsPodWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod / www.wemadethispod.comTitle music 'Car Songs' (c) Epocha via Epidemic Sound

Welcome back to the MOTION PICTURES podcast. Your hosts, Tony Black and Carl Sweeney, return after a sizeable hiatus to discuss 2020 so far, and how the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted and changed the cinematic landscape. How has this affected cinema, beyond the obvious closures? What changes do we imagine might stick thanks to Covid? And what do we expect the landscape to look like as we enter this decade? EDITOR'S NOTE: since recording this episode, AMC & Universal struck a deal which immediately dates some of what we discuss on this podcast. How very dare they. More details here: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/amc-theatres-universal-collapsing-theatrical-window-17-days-unprecedented-pact-1304759 Host / Editor Tony Black Co-Host Carl Sweeney 0:00-4:21 - Intro 4:22-17:31 - Lockdown Watching Habits 17:32-30:02 - Non-Cinema Premieres 30:03-36:17- Distribution Battles 36:18-45:48 - Will the Cinema venue survive? 45:49-56:31 - Is It Safe? 56:32-01:14:20 - Problematic Cinema 01:14:21-01:32:20 - Tenet, Bond & Where Does This All Go? 01:32:21 - Outro You can find us on social media so please join in the conversation: FACEBOOK: Motion Pictures Podcast TWITTER: @MotionPicsPod We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod / www.wemadethispod.com Title music 'Car Songs' (c) Epocha via Epidemic Sound

With tomorrow being the 244th birthday of the United States of America, I would like to share the letter that John Adams wrote to Abigail Adams almost a quarter millennium ago...   “Time has been given for the whole People, maturely to consider the great Question of Independence and to ripen their judgments, dissipate their Fears, and allure their Hopes, by discussing it in News Papers and Pamphletts, by debating it, in Assemblies, Conventions, Committees of Safety and Inspection, in Town and County Meetings, as well as in private Conversations, so that the whole People in every Colony of the 13, have now adopted it, as their own Act. -- This will cement the Union, and avoid those Heats and perhaps Convulsions which might have been occasioned, by such a Declaration Six Months ago. But the Day is past. The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the Day of Deliverance by solemn Acts of Devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more. You will think me transported with Enthusiasm but I am not. -- I am well aware of the Toil and Blood and Treasure, that it will cost Us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these States. -- Yet through all the Gloom I can see the Rays of ravishing Light and Glory. I can see that the End is more than worth all the Means. And that Posterity will tryumph in that Days Transaction, even altho We should rue it, which I trust in God We shall not.” In the tumultuous time that we happen to be living in let's remember and celebrate those who paved the way and gave birth to this great nation...  Like John Adams suggested, it will cost us “toil and blood and treasure” to uphold and maintain the Declaration of Independence and I know I am grateful for all who have sacrificed and continue to sacrifice their time, energy, effort and lives to maintain the principles of democracy that allow us to constantly challenge the status quo and strive to achieve the American dream of liberty and justice for all... Our country is not perfect but I do believe we are ever evolving with the intentions of progressing forward… Yes, there is gloom in today's world just as there was in 1776, but there are also “rays of ravishing light and glory.”  No matter where you stand on the political spectrum or what subjective thoughts you currently have about our country and it's fractioned leadership, let freedom fucking ring this weekend...  We've worked hard for it.  -EB P.S. Have you hopped on a Team GoHard Foot Reflexology Board yet?

Naturalistický román Jerzyho Kosinského Nabarvené ptáče bývá označován za jedno z nejzásadnějších děl světové literatury. V těchto dnech měla premiéru jeho filmová adaptace v režii Václava Marhoula a vydavatelství OneHotBook přispěchalo s audioknižní podobou. Nabarvené ptáče čtou Jiří Köhler a Jan Kačer. Syrové příběhy z jáchymovských lágrů 50. let, něžný pohled na figurky z pražské Malé Strany 70. a 80. let, kafkovská metafora o fungování komunistické StB, nebo povídka o partě štamgastů, kteří zachrání svou hospodu před divokou privatizací. Audioknihu Souhvězdí Gulag Karla Pecky čtou Miroslav Táborský a Lukáš Hlavica, vydává Daniel Pagáč a Tebenas. Dům Páně Samuela Shema, způsobil ihned po svém vydání v roce 1978 poprask v amerických literárních i medicínských kruzích. Šokující román s autobiografickými prvky o tom, co se děje ve věhlasné nemocnici, pro Tympanum čte Michal Bumbálek. Na dveře klepe smrt je osmým příběhem ze série s detektivem Royem Gracem ze sussexské kriminálky britského autora Petra Jamese, vychází ovšem jako první audioknižní. Detektiv si v něm musí poradit s ohrožením rockové hvězdy, kterou pronásleduje posedlý fanoušek či fanynka. Čte Martin Siničák, vydává Tympanum. Tichá noc je nejnovějším případem Harryho Bosche ze série amerického autora Michaela Connellyho. Bosch v ní vyšetřuje případ týkající se hispánské mafie a staré vraždy. Audioknihu vydává Publixing a Slovart, hlasem série je Ivo Gogál. Historická detektivka Tichý jazyk z cyklu Letopisy královské komory Vlastimila Vondrušky přivádí královského písaře Jiřího Adama z Dobronína až na vídeňský císařský dvůr. Vypátrá špeha, který se vloudil do nejvyšších kruhů české šlechty? To poví Jan Hyhlík v audioknize od vydavatelství Tympanum. Málokdo tušil, jak dramaticky se Československo změní, když v roce 1927 v prezidentských volbách zvítězil Bohumil Němec, Rudolf Beran se stal ministerským předsedou a izolacionisté převzali v zemi vládu. Příběhy z alternativního Československa Verschluss, napsal Karel Drexler, čte František Dočkal a vydává Epocha. Fakt hustej nářez je druhým pokračováním kultovního akčního sci-fi Františka Kotlety ze série Bratrstvo krve. O legendárním střetu upírů proti mimozemšťanům bude vyprávět Richard Fiala, audioknihu vydává Epocha. Markéta Hejkalová se ve své knize Fin Mika Waltari věnuje životu a dílu světoznámého spisovatele a vykládá ho v kontextu kulturního a společenského klimatu ve Finsku první poloviny dvacátého století. V audioknižní podobě účinkují Jan Kačer a Renata Volfová, vydává Hejkal a Audiotéka. Deset způsobů, jak zůstat kreativní v časech dobrých i zlých představí Austin Cleon, autor bestsellerů Kraď jako umělec a Ukaž, co děláš! Ve své knize Jeď dál připravil návod, jak o kreativitu nepřijít, jak vytrvat, zůstat houževnatý a upřímný sám k sobě. Čte Ondřej Halámek, vydává Jan Melvil Publishing. Music: www.bensound.com

Obonete S. Ubam sepsal v knize Sedm let v Africe skutečný příběh českého syna nigerijského krále. Ukazuje v něm, že i v nejtěžších chvílích lze projevit odvahu nevzdat boj, který se zdá předem ztracený, zvolit cestu svobody a naplnit své poslání. Čte Vasil Fridrich, vydává OneHotBook. Román Charlese Martina Když zpívají cvrčci vypráví příběh nemluvného samotáře, který se snaží zapomenout na vlastní minulost. Než potká sedmiletou holčičku s nemocným srdcem. Aby jí mohl pomoci, musí čelit vlastním bolestným vzpomínkám. Pro nakladatelství Motto načetl Martin Zahálka. Audiokniha Pod toskánským sluncem vznikla na základě deníku Frances Mayesové, která spolu s přítelem Nedem zakoupila opuštěnou vesnickou usedlost a rozhodla se ji opravit tak, aby nenarušila její původní kouzlo. Čte Renata Volfová, vydává Tympanum. Nakladatelství Vyšehrad připravilo audioknižní verzi posledního případu slečny Marplové od Agathy Christie. V Zapomenuté vraždě dodala Růžena Merunková postavě slečny Marplové kouzelný šarm a nadhled. Dále uslyšíme Jitku Ježkovou a Jana Medunu. Nedlouho po vydání slovenské verze detektivky Černá ozvěna Michaela Connellyho, vychází jeho román i v českém jazyce. Posluchači se v něm poprvé setkají s detektivem Harry Boshem, jehož pátrání zavede do změti temných tunelů pod městem. Čte Martin Preiss, vydává OneHotBook. Inspirace klasickými detektivkami, plíživé sílící napětí a hororové vyústění s šokujícím odhalením. Román Shary Lapeny Nevítaný host s podtitulem Není kam utéct čtou Martina Hudečková a Libor Hruška, vydává Kalibr jako člen Euromedia Group. Audiokniha Smrt krále Šumavy vychází ze skutečností, známých z filmu Král Šumavy režiséra Karla Kachyni. Příběh ze současných Čech od Martina Sichingera přivádí posluchače ke starým příběhům šumavského pohraničí. Čte je Kajetán Písařovic, vydává Audiotéka a 65. pole. Rusalky, žínky, meluzíny, říkejte jim, jak chcete, protože co si budeme vykládat, většinou se stejně živí jako šlapky. Stačí zaplatit a víla se vám promění, v koho si přejete. Má to ale malý háček – platí se krví. Audioknihu Krev pro rusalku Kristýny Sněgoňové čte Michal Jagelka, vydává Audiotéka a Epocha. Ve společném vystoupení herce Miroslava Horníčka a zpěvačky Hany Hegerové z roku 1966 doplňují Horníčkovy monology šansony humorem a inteligencí, přitom s nimi ale dokonale souzní. Kompletní nesestříhaný záznam vydává pod názvem Recital 1966 Supraphon. Nejen dětské posluchače může zaujmout audiokniha Pro hrst lentilek, jejíž anotace slibuje zábavnou „báječně čokoládovou“ parafrázi na slavné detektivní romány z doby americké prohibice, která okouzlí nejen děti, ale i hravé dospělé. Čte Šárka Vaculíková, vydává Tympanum. České národní pohádky Boženy Němcové, Karla Jaromíra Erbena a dalších autorů s hudebním doprovodem a v podání například Václava Vydry, Jany Bouškové nebo Veroniky Gajerové. To je album 50 nejznámějších českých pohádek, které vydává Supraphon. Jak žít a vyhnout se syndromu vyhoření je všeříkající název knihy MUDr. Radkina Honzáka. Známý psychiatr ji napsal pro lidi, kteří jsou pod silným tlakem stresorů a mohli by se kandidáty vyhoření poměrně snadno stát. Audioknižní verzi čte Martin Preiss, vydává Vyšehrad. Music: www.bensound.com

Vydavatelství XYZ vydalo, a to pouze digitálně, audioknižní podobu biografie jednoho z nejúspěšnějších, nejoblíbenějších a nejlépe placených akčních hrdinů všech dob. Total Recall, životní příběh Arnolda Schwarzeneggera, čte Luboš Ondráček. Evoluce je nezastavitelná, evoluce je nevyhnutelná. Před nikým se nezastaví. Ani před námi. První díl tak trochu jiné a originální fantasy Evoluce – Město přeživších napsal Thomas Thiemeyer a pro Audiotéku a vydavatelství Bookmedia přečetl Marek Holý. Audiokniha Entopolagurace přivádí posluchače do daleké budoucnosti za 40 000 let. Do doby, kdy se teleport, jak jej známe ze sci-fi filmů a knížek, stal skutečností. Science fiction Tomáše Taufera čte Ondřej Jiráček, vydává nakladatelství Taubuk. V sutinách Prahy se dějí strašné věci, ale ti, kdo mají moc, netouží po změně. A už vůbec ne od člověka, který přináší pořádky starých časů. Navíc, když je to žena. Závěrečný díl akční postapo tetralogie Spad Františka Kotlety Řetězová reakce čte Markéta Burešová, vydává Epocha. Neobyčejná detektivka, citlivá i podivínská, temná i inteligentní, plná černého humoru a životního optimismu. To je audiokniha finského spisovatele Antti Tuomainena Než natáhnu brka, kterou pro Knihu Zlín čte Martin Hruška. Jak jsem vyhrál válku Patricka Ryana je nesmrtelným válečným románem, ve kterém bere válku vážně snad jen jeho hlavní protagonista, poručík britské spojenecké armády Ernest Goodbody. Komicky absurdní příběh čte Martin Písařík, vydává Tympanum. Vydavatelství Kanopa opět připravuje pro milovníky detektivek každé pondělí další případ slavného detektiva. Sbírka Návrat Sherlocka Holmese začíná povídkou Prázdný dům, ve které se Holmes vrací do Baker Street poté, co už ho všichni oplakali. Čte Václav Knop. Dobronínské morytáty jsou další audioknihou ze série historických detektivek Letopisy královské komory Vlastimila Vondrušky. Pro Knihovnu a tiskárnu pro nevidomé Karla Emanuela Macana je v roce 2017 přečetl Jan Hyhlík, nyní v edici Načteno vydává Tympanum. V beletristické prvotině Ivo Tomana Božka aneb Když domácnost řídí stroj na průšvihy čekají posluchače humorné a zároveň skutečné příběhy uklízečky, která svou hloupostí a nešikovností předčí veškerá vaše očekávání. Čte je Vítek Martinec, vydává Taxus. Když si Josífek ve školním úkolu postěžuje na všechny zákazy, kterými ho omezují rodiče, netuší, co tím způsobí. Hned druhý den prožije prapodivné pondělí a úterý není o nic lepší. Nastává Josífkův pekelný týden. Knihu Daniely Krolupperové čte Jana Mazancová, vydává Albatros. Daniel H. Pink zkoumá ve své knize Drive / Pohon tři prvky skutečné motivace – autonomii, mistrovství a smysl – a nabízí chytré techniky, jak je uvést do praxe. Překvapivou pravdu o tom, co nás motivuje vám sdělí Aleš Zbořil v audioknize vydavatelství Anag. Music: www.bensound.com

In celebration of July 4th, Independence Day, and this AMAZINGLY AWESOME Country of AMERICA - I'm off on a little insta-vacay in the Maldives - chilling on the yacht, probably doing some shark swimming & underwater zumba instructing. But DO NOT FEAR! We've got a throwback episode for you! If you haven't heard this one yet - LISTEN. If you have heard it before, LISTEN ANYWAY - It's AMAZING Happy Independence Day!!! "...1776 will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the Day of Deliverance by solemn Acts of Devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with Pomp and Parade, with Shews, Games, Sports, Guns, Bells, Bonfires and Illuminations from one End of this Continent to the other from this Time forward forever more. You will think me transported with Enthusiasm but I am not. -- I am well aware of the Toil and Blood and Treasure, that it will cost Us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these States. -- Yet through all the Gloom I can see the Rays of ravishing Light and Glory. I can see that the End is more than worth all the Means. And that Posterity will tryumph in that Days Transaction, even altho We should rue it, which I trust in God We shall not." John Adams, in a letter to his wife Abigail on his thoughts about Independence Day Show Info: This guys...I'm telling you...this guy, he's a winner. He is so much like me in that way, it's almost scary. We are essentially "winner twins". And today, I've got a special treat for you because Mr. Scott Edwards, the legend, the myth, the friend of Nigerian Princes, is going to be giving YOU a 100% free education on what it means to ALWAYS BE MARKETING!!! You don't want to miss this!!! Make sure to like, share, comment, follow, rate, subscribe, donate, and contribute! Enjoy! Book your Face @bradjohnsonshow Tweet your Tweets @bradjohnsonshow and Insta your Grams @bradjohnsonshow Bradjohnsonshow.website Intro Music Credit: Beachclub by Michett is licensed under CC BY 4.0 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brad-johnson-show/support

Video: https://youtu.be/lGMWxOZgrY8 Audiokniha Fašismus - Varování Madeleine Albrightové je výzvou k pochopení vážnosti situace, jež je nezbytné k tomu, abychom se vyhnuli opakování tragických chyb minulosti. V interpretaci Táni Fischerové vydává Tympanum. V osmém dílu série Kurt Wallander dovedou komisaře stopy k počítačové síti. Jenže Wallander není zrovna příznivcem moderní techniky. Firewall Henninga Mankella čte opět Jiří Vyorálek, vydává OneHotBook. Koruna démonů je třináctým svazkem série Sigma Force amerického autora Jamese Rollinse, který vychází jako pátý audioknižní. Znovu u vydavatelství Bookmedia a znovu v interpretaci Jiřího Schwarze. Majitel závodního koně má poslední šanci na získání peněz pro věřitele. Náhle se však na zámku jeho sestry, kde oba bydlí, začnou dít zvláštní věci. Na starém zámku v Shoscombe je jedenáctým případem z archívu Sherlocka Holmese. Čte Václav Knop, vydává Kanopa. Sami v moři konkurence je kniha Leoše Bárty, která slibuje vyprávět příběhy z praxe. Marketing management bez kapky teorie ve 20 problémech a 80 řešeních čte sám autor, vydává Nakladatelství Bizbooks. Audiokniha Ztracený je thriller s postavou Davida Rakera, který se specializuje na hledání pohřešovaných osob. Tentokrát bude pátrat po muži, který zmizel z metra. Napsal Tim Weaver, vypráví Igor Bareš, vydávají Bookmedia. Audioknižní podobu získal i nový filmový příběh populárního Čtyřlístku, tedy Fifinky, Pindi, Bobíka a Myšpulína. Zvukovou dramatizaci Velké dobrodružství Čtyřlístku s hlasy filmových herců vydává Supraphon. Ve světě dávných bohů to vře. Objevil se totiž ztracený mocný artefakt a ta, která jej získala, má s ním velké plány. Ne, takové, jako by měla matka Tereza, spíš Amin, řezník z Ugandy. Druhou část dvoudílného románu Františka Kotlety Perunova krev vydává v interpretaci Libora Terše Epocha. Music: www.bensound.com

Video: https://youtu.be/lUb4SsRjVGM Skotský spisovatel Peter May se ve své nové knize Ochráním tě vrací na ostrov Lewis. Jeho nespoutanou a drsnou krásu tentokrát prolíná s oslnivým světem pařížské módy. Audioknihu čtou Jiří Dvořák a Lenka Zbranková, vydává OneHotBook. Salman Rushdie, jehož každé nové dílo je očekáváno v předtuše planetární senzace, napsal první velký román trumpovské éry. Zlatý dům v audioknižní podobě vydávají Bookmedia, čte Lukáš Hlavica. V románu Neviditelný rozehrál jeho autor Jaroslav Havlíček velmi osobitou variaci příběhu vzestupu a pádu ctižádostivého selfmademana. Téměř tříhodinovou rozhlasovou dramatizaci v režii Lukáše Hlavici vydává Radioservis. Pět rozdílných žen, pět pohnutých osudů ve válkou sužovaném Afghánistánu. To je román Kavárnička v Kábulu – jeden z bestsellerů americké autorky Deborah Rodriguezové. Ve zvukové podobě ho načetla Eva Novotná a vydalo Tympanum. Jak se vyhnout chybám při rozhodování ve finančních záležitostech a jak utrácet peníze rozumnějším způsobem? To posluchačům knihy Peníze a zdravý selský rozum poví ústy Zdeňka Mahdala její autoři Dan Ariely a Jeff Kreisler. Vydává Audiotéka. „Každé dítě je génius, jen potřebuje objevit své přirozené talenty.“ Alespoň tak to vidí Jan Mühlfeit a Kateřina Novotná, kteří sepsali knihu Odemykání dětského potenciálu. Pro nakladatelství Bizbooks ji čtou Filip Švarc a Apolena Veldová. Vyprávění o dětech z malé podhorské vesničky Chaloupka na vršku spisovatelky Šárky Váchové působí v dnešní době trochu jako z pohádky. Ostatně je známé především jako večerníčkovský seriál. Nyní vychází jako audiokniha v podání Otakara Brouska mladšího. Africká zima je autentickou zpovědí českého chirurga Tomáše Šebka z mise v Jižním Súdánu. V jedinečném podání Lukáše Hlavici představuje originální pohled na místa, o nichž se z médií nedozvíte. Vydává Tympanum. O perníkové chaloupce, Hrnečku, vař!, Krejčík králem, Jak dědeček měnil, až vyměnil, O neposlušných kozlatech a další a další. Pohádkové poslouchánky vycházejí v podání Andrey Elsnerové, Kryštofa Nohýnka a Václava Rašilova u nakladatelství Albatros. První část dvoudílného románu Františka Kotlety Perunova krev, v němž nechybí typické ingredience tvorby tohoto nejkontroverznějšího autora současné tuzemské fantastiky: totiž brutalita, sex a nadsázka, vychází ve spolupráci Audiotéky a vydavatelství Epocha v interpretaci Libora Terše. Vydavatelství Wunderman připravilo zvukovou podobu rozhovorů Jolany Voldánové s Petrem Stančíkem doplněných typy na zajímavé výlety pro celou rodinu. Audioknihu K čemu jsem došla čtou Jolana Voldánová a Václav Kopta. A na závěr ještě trojice archivních nahrávek, které nově digitálně vydal Supraphon: vzpomínky a vyprávění o skladateli, jeho životě a díle Svět Jaroslava Ježka, nahrávky hlasů, vzpomínek, názorů či recitací osobností naší kultury Český Slavín a šestý díl kompilační řady Smích prodlužuje život aneb Usmívejte se na život a život se bude usmívat na vás. Music: https://www.bensound.com

Video: https://youtu.be/_UztQWc45Jw Třiadvacet dopisů strážce vodní nádrže Jiřího Smrčka generálnímu řediteli povodí ožívá hlasem Zdeňka Svěráka. Tento držitel ceny za mimořádný přínos mluvenému slovu čte ze své zatím poslední knihy Strážce nádrže. Vydává Supraphon. V Reykjavíku došlo k vraždě mladé ženy, pachatel však netušil, že po celou dobu brutálního činu byla pod postelí schovaná sedmiletá dcerka oběti. Román DNA královny islandské krimi Yrsy Sigurdardóttir nyní vychází u OneHotBook jako audiokniha v interpretaci Kláry Cibulkové. Popkulturní blitzkrieg slibuje novela Františka Kotlety Dos grojse genareraj, která knižně vyšla jako součást antologie Ve stínu říše vydavatelství Epocha. Nyní vychází samostatně v audiopodobě u stejného vydavatele a s hlasem Josefa Kaluži. Původně devítidílnou rozhlasovou četbu na pokračování z románu Ivana Krause Medová léta vydává Radioservis jako audioknihu. Vtipný příběh mladého pihatého hrdiny s „naprostým nedostatkem ramen“ čte v režii Aleše Vrzáka sám autor. Neústupný byznysmen čelí rodinné tragédii – zdá se, že jeho manželku zastřelila žárlivá guvernantka. Nebo to bylo celé jinak? Sedmý případ z archívu Sherlocka Holmese nese název Záhada na Thorském mostě, načetl ho Václav Knop a vydala Kanopa. Plavec je prvotinou švédského spisovatele Joakima Zandera, v níž uvedl na literární scénu právničku Klaru Walldéen. Zvukovou verzi thrilleru o vině a zadostiučinění čtou Jan Hájek a Ivana Milbachová, vydávají Bookmedia. Nová kompilace Denisy Kirschnerové Hurvínkův kouzelný gramofon představuje nejlepší dialogy Spejbla a Hurvínka z devadesátileté historie jejich nahrávání pro gramofonové společnosti. Uslyšíme tedy hlasy Josefa Skupy, Miloše Kirschnera i Martina Kláska a samozřejmě dalších. Vydává Supraphon. Obrana před Babišem je audioknižní rozhovor Johany Hovorkové s Pavlem Šafrem, který popisuje změnu, jež se v České republice odehrála poté, co domácí oligarchové převzali mediální domy. Čtou Marcel Vašinka a Klára Sochorová, vydává Audiotéka. Music: https://www.bensound.com

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/003-angie-giannakodakis-life-of-humble-hospitality Skip through the episode:Brief background on Angie’s career and life {04:20}On her restaurant Epocha {07:10}On her restaurant Elyros {14:42}On the origin of the name Elyros - Crete {17:40}On quality restaurant experiences {21:20}On what makes a bad hospitality experience, as a guest  {26:53}On choosing her career path in restaurants {32:42}If money weren’t involved, what would she do {36:10}Something that she has learnt, directly or indirectly from her parents {38:37}On food, cuddles and ‘Philotimo’ {45:50}Practices to deal with stress {51:25}On her ability to ‘macro-think’, forward thinking into the future {55:28}Common misconceptions of those who work in restaurants {59:33}Restaurant mainstays - ‘trends’ that will never go out of fashion {01:01:25}Morning rituals {01:04:25}Recommended restaurants {01:04:44}Drink of choice {01:05:30}Relaxation techniques {01:06:00}What would you teach a class of Year 7 students? {01:06:46}A question she hasn’t been asked by someone, but wish they did {01:07:24}Best purchase under $200, in the last year {01:08:15}The most influential book she’s read, and to recommend to others {01:09:19}Something that she believes in, that others may not {01:10:11}Favourite films or docos {01:13:16}First person thought of, when hearing the word ‘success’ {01:14:00}Advice she would give to her 20 year-old self {01:14:48}What is the most interesting question (and answer) heard recently {01:15:23}

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Aired 08/11/09 It is my privilege to have Latin America's most acclaimed writers, EDUARDO GALEANO. I confess I was not aware of him until Hugo Chavez presented Barack Obama with one of his books. For that introduction, I thank the Venzuelan President. GALEANO's works are a unique blend of history, fiction, journalism and political analysis, and his life is so much more than that. Born in Uruguay in 1940, EDUARDO GALEANO began writing newspaper articles as a teenager, by the age of 20 he became Editor-in-Chief of LaMarcha. A few years later, he took the top post at Montevideo's daily newspaper Epocha. At 31, he wrote his most famous book - Chavez gift -- The Open Veins Of Latin America: Five Centuries Of The Pillage Of A Continent. After the 1973 military coup in Uruguay, GALEANO was imprisoned and forced to leave the country. He settled in Argentina where he founded and edited a cultural magazine, Crisis. After the 1976 military coup there, he moved to Spain where he began his classic work Memory of Fire, a three-volume narrative of the history of America, North and South. He eventually returned home to his native Uruguay where he now lives. http://www.sigloxxieditores.com/ http://www.progressive.org/galeano