Podcasts about every october

The pandemic has changed how many people are celebrating Christmas this year, but one thing remains constant, and that's the joy of Christmas music. New England musician Dan Blakeslee has released a new album this month called "Christmas Jubilee " that has a mix of tradition and original songs. NHPR's Morning Edition Host Rick Ganley caught up with Blankslee to chat more about the album. ( Editor's note: We recommend listening to this story.) Rick Ganley: What makes you love Christmas music so much? Dan Blakeslee: You know, I mean, depending on what Christmas music you're listening to, but a lot of times it has this, like, joyous, celebratory tone to it. And ever since I was a little kid, my parents were always playing Christmas music throughout the season. And I have a vast Christmas record collection, about 225 strong right now and growing. Rick Ganley: This is not your first holiday album, Dan. Every October, you turned from Dan Blakeslee into Doctor Gasp for Halloween. Dan

Every October, the scares and screams of Halloween are difficult to escape. Ghouls, ghosts, witches, and demons haunt the streets, giving us a fright at every corner! However, the rough and tumble citizens of Cedar Hill, Texas ain't scared of no stinkin' skeletons and Frankensteins; they laugh in the face of vampires and werewolves, yessiree. Now, if you really want to get a bunch of evangelical Texans shakin' in their boots, you take them to a small rave, or introduce them to a gay person. And if you really want to freak them the fuck out, the mere notion of pre-marital sex will have them running in fear. In Hell House, these are the themes explored throughout a homemade, church-sanctioned haunted house that attracts tens of thousands of horrified guests per year. Try to be brave and join us as we re-enter the post-9/11 Bush era, where it's always the victim's fault and eternal damnation is the punishment! Tune in!

Despite some loss, heart of downtown continues to beat - the City has taken measures to ensure businesses stand a chance at making it through these difficult times. Next on our list, looking for a great place to pamper yourself? Diamond Brows is the perfect place for you— no matter your budget. With the season changing the City’s Winter Watering Schedule will be in full effect starting Nov. 1. Here’s a story to inspire you, Oscar Avila (owner) and the crew at the Turlock Cost Less grocery store have donned bright pink t-shirts in support of the Turlock Firefighters Local #2434 and their breast cancer fundraising campaign. Next, as the city of Turlock continues to grow, residents and visitors have seen a steady increase of different businesses. One of the newest is a Boba shop called Kung Fu Tea walking distance from Stan State. And now show some support to our local businesses especially during this pandemic as I give you 2 business highlights this week. Also sharing the latest updates bout COVID 19 in Stanislaus County. All that and more today in this week's Local Turlock podcast. Despite some loss, heart of downtown continues to beat Source: https://www.turlockjournal.com/news/local/despite-some-loss-heart-downtown-continues-beat/  Since the coronavirus pandemic brought the world to a standstill in March, there has been plenty of movement in Turlock’s downtown core — from some longtime tenants who have closed down for good to out-of-town businesses making plans to open up shop. Despite recent economic setbacks both locally and nationwide, downtown Turlock has fared well since the pandemic began compared to past recessions. According to Assistant to the City Manager for Housing and Economic Development Maryn Pitt, the downtown vacancy rate was about 35 percent following the Great Recession. In the years that followed, a colorful revitalization took place complete with new boutiques, restaurants and coffee shops. While some businesses have closed due to the pandemic and rising rents, the progress made in the downtown core hasn’t been lost due to the shutdown. The vacancy rate is currently at about seven to 10 percent, and the City has taken measures to ensure businesses stand a chance at making it through the difficult climate. The weekly Downtown Turlock Street Vibe, which sees West Main Street closed between 1st Street and Broadway from Thursday to Sunday, has provided restaurants on that particular block to seat plenty of people outdoors. Throughout all of downtown, the City’s permits have allowed restaurants to get creative with their outdoor seating, utilizing sidewalks and creating ambience with lights and planter boxes.   Commonwealth is currently working with architects to figure out a seating plan that can be safe and profitable during the pandemic. Though some businesses have been hit harder by the pandemic than others, different industries continue to support each other.   New salon moves into Turlock Town Center Source: https://www.turlockjournal.com/news/local/new-salon-moves-turlock-town-center/ One of the newest tenants in the Turlock Town Center is a salon hoping to help everyone feel welcome — no matter their budget.  Diamond Brows owner Maisa Safi opened her first salon in Salinas before moving to Turlock, where she has expanded her business to not only include the eyebrow services her longtime customers already know and love, but also other beauty necessities like hair, nail and pedicure appointments. Since opening on Sept. 5, Diamond Brows has provided these services to the community in a glammed-out space that helps customers feel welcome. Diamond Brows specializes in lash application as well as eyebrow threading, waxing and microblading — a semi-permanent makeup service that gives clients the illusion of full brows via small, tattooed strokes. While the procedure typically costs anywhere from $500 and up, Safi offers quality work — or as she likes to call it, “talent” — for a fraction of the price.  It is Located at: 545 N Golden State Blvd., Turlock and open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday and Wednesday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday; Closed Tuesdays. You can contact 209-250-2646 for more information. Winter Watering Schedule fast approaching Source: https://www.turlockjournal.com/news/government/winter-watering-schedule-fast-approaching/ With the season changing, the City’s Winter Watering Schedule will be in full effect starting Nov. 1. Make sure you reset your automatic sprinkler and irrigation timers to only turn on within the Winter Watering Schedule, which runs from Nov. 1 through Feb. 28. Even numbered addresses are allowed to water on Saturdays only and odd numbered addresses on Sundays only. No watering is allowed between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. The City of Turlock strongly encourages customer to turn off sprinkler systems during the fall and winter months. As a reminder, there is no watering during or within 48 hours after measurable rainfall. As a part of the Water Conservation Program, the City does enforce the watering schedule and issue warnings and penalties to those customers who waste water and water on non-watering days. Please do your part to help ‘Save Our Water’ and conserve this season. For more information contact, Municipal Services at (209) 668-55or visit the City of Turlock website at: www.CityofTurlock.org.  Local market supports firefighters with shirt sales Source: https://www.turlockjournal.com/news/local/local-market-supports-firefighters-shirt-sales/ With many of the area’s normal fall fundraisers cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, one local grocery store is doing its part to continue with its giving ways. Every October for the past eight years, Oscar Avila and the crew at the Turlock Cost Less grocery store on W. Main Street have donned bright pink t-shirts in support of the Turlock Firefighters Local #2434 and their breast cancer fundraising campaign. The specially designed pink t-shirts have helped raise over $100,000 during the past several years for the Bill and Elsie Ahlem Cancer Endowment, which assists local community members with their cancer treatments. When Avila heard there would be no pink t-shirts this year, he decided to take things in his own hands. Cost Less has designed its own t-shirt, with the help of artistically inclined employee Timothy Brown, as a tribute to firefighters.  The red shirts — not pink, as Avila didn’t want to infringe on the firefighters’ signature fundraiser color — read “We Appreciate Firefighters” and feature firefighter equipment such as a helmet, axe and hose. It is important for Avila to show support to the firefighters who “are having a very rough year” and at the same time raise some funds for their breast cancer campaign.  The t-shirts can be purchased for $20 at Cost Less, 255 W. Main St. in Turlock. Battle of the Bobas: Turlock Welcomes Another Boba Shop Source: https://www.csusignal.com/food/article_edf13cb0-0f69-11eb-9b01-ffcb80eb0935.html As the city of Turlock continues to grow, residents and visitors have seen a steady increase of different businesses. One of the newest is a Boba shop called Kung Fu Tea. Kung Fu Tea will join Quickly, which has been open in Turlock for nearly three years, as premier boba spots. These shops are not only within a short distance from Stan State, they are also within walking distance of one another. Both businesses expressed their thoughts on the two shops being so near each other. The Kung Fu Tea staff said that they are aware of Quickly being just a couple doors down. Their goal is to provide more options for Stan State students and Turlock and having competitors would help both businesses improve on their drink quality and customer service.  They are currently offering FiveStars rewards, which means that after 12 drinks purchased, the customer can get one free drink. They are prepared for the new customers coming in. You can’t go wrong with any of their drinks, it’s just based on what type of flavor you are interested in. Coronavirus update, Oct. 22: Stanislaus announces 394th death. Cases reach 17,403 Source: https://www.modbee.com/news/coronavirus/article246625388.html Stanislaus County announced its 394th death to COVID-19 on Wednesday and 49 new cases.  The total number of positive tests now stands at 17,403. It lists another 98,723 residents who have tested negative and 16,771 who are presumed recovered. The county’s five hospitals had 44 confirmed COVID-19 cases Wednesday, up from 41 on Tuesday.  In the first update Tuesday since leaving the move restrictive purple tier a week ago, Stanislaus County was able to meet the criteria for staying in the red status of California’s “slow and stringent” coronavirus reopening program. Geographically: Modesto has 6,461 positive cases Turlock has 2,322, and Ceres with 2,160 cases Business Highlights Eating out has been a well-mourned commodity since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down. Many small businesses in the area have been severely impacted, and some have gone under due to the temporary shut-down and subsequent lack of indoor eating accommodations. Others have still managed to survive by delivering or offering outdoor seating options. But if you are a local resident from Turlock, I bet you wish to be informed of the numerous tasty and affordable places to eat. Willie’s Pizza and Wings + Lulu’s Ice Cream Parlor Run by the same owner, these two establishments have a variety of foods to offer, and at decent prices as well.  Willie’s makes everything from scratch, pizza sauces, wing sauces, everything. They grate their own cheese and slice all of their vegetables. They also have a really cool ‘hella hella hot wing’ challenge.The menu ranges between $7.50 for 6-piece wings and about $27 for a specialty pizza. Lulu’s serves burgers, fries, shakes, sundaes and ice cream scoops. They serve 28 flavors of ice cream and what some say are the best burgers in town  Lulu’s menu is broad in that it offers $12 gourmet burgers as well as a more readily affordable $2 menu. Willie’s Pizza and Wings  Located in: The Village Corner Address: 2050 E Canal Dr, Turlock, CA 95380, United States Operation Hours: Monday to Thursday 11am to 10pm Thursday to Saturday 11am-11pm Sunday 11am-9pm Phone: +1 209-667-9455 Lulu’s Ice Cream Parlor Located in: The Village Corner Address: 2056 E Canal Dr, Turlock, CA 95380, United States Operation Hours: Monday to Thursday and Sunday 11am-8pm; Friday to Saturday 11am-9pm  Phone: +1 209-667-5858 Thank you for staying until the very end for this week’s podcast. Don’t forget to visit our website, localturlock.com, to stay up-to-date on our local news. You can always email me at turlock@localturlock.com and visit our Facebook at Facebook.com/localturlock and leave us some comments! Stay tuned for next week’s exciting episode! Have a great weekend and always stay safe.

 Broken No MoreDomestic Violence can be bruises and black eyes or locking someone inside their house.⁣⁣Domestic violence affects millions, both women and men, of every race, religion, culture and status.⁣⁣Nearly three out of four Americans personally know someone who is or has been a victim of domestic violence. The Violence Against Women Act passed in 1994, was landmark legislation, led by then Senator Joe Biden, and held offenders accountable and provide programs and services for victims. ⁣⁣While the rate of DV has dropped, there is still much work to do. Every October we raise awareness so victims don’t feel alone and they can get the support they need to break the cycle.⁣⁣Bianca Amos, host of the @oncebroken Podcast, shares her inspiring story of how she is broken no⁣ more on this episode of Happy Even After. ⁣  Guest Contact InfoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/oncebroken

What does the pandemic have to do with the surge in domestic violence?Being in a domestic violence situation is hard enough without the current state of events. Now more than ever, victims are suffering. We can blame the stay at home orders, the loss of jobs and even evictions to the higher rates. But, at the end of the day, would the numbers be there if the “situation” weren’t already present? October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Every October, we have a conversation about something that should be discussed daily. In fact, friend of the show, Donna Barnes, LPC discuss that very question. Why aren’t people talking about domestic violence in households where it doesn’t exist? We also talk about a few safety tips for the woman or man that wants to leave. Both of us share our personal stories, why a restraining order is a good thing and more! We even have a “mock” conversation to help friends of victims out.Join the conversation about domestic violence.Key TopicsRecognizing the signs of domestic violenceHow to have “the conversation” with suspected victimsBeing proactive versus reactive as a familyWhy the old adage “What goes on in this house…” is detrimentalShow LinksFollow Valencia on social mediaLearn more about Valencia (www.valenciagwallace.com)Domestic Violence Hotlines or 800.799.SAFE (7233)Follow Donna on social mediaLearn more about Donna (www.gracefullypurposedcounseling.com)SubscribeYou can subscribe to Define U Radio on iTunes, Google Podcast, and anywhere you listen to podcast. If you liked the conversation, go on a listening binge here.Join the Conversation on social media using #DefineURadio and #AfterDarkConversations #DomesticViolenceSidenote:The opinions of the host and guest are our own and are not in any way meant to offend or sway your own thoughts, research, or beliefs. Do your research and think for yourself. Kinda Nice Tee Shirts and more for those Kinda Nice MomentsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/lifebydesign)

Every October, Medicare beneficiaries have the opportunity to make changes to their health benefits during Medicare’s Annual Enrolment Period (AEP). Seniors 65 and older concerned about being exposed to COVID-19 still have ways to shop during AEP without leaving their homes. Shannon Adams, Medicare Advantage expert; head of customer experience at Cigna has tips to help you navigate the Medicare Annual Election Period during the pandemic and getting the most out of your plan.

Every October, Medicare beneficiaries have the opportunity to make changes to their health benefits during Medicare’s Annual Enrolment Period (AEP). Seniors 65 and older concerned about being exposed to COVID-19 still have ways to shop during AEP without leaving their homes. Shannon Adams, Medicare Advantage expert; head of customer experience at Cigna has tips to help you navigate the Medicare Annual Election Period during the pandemic and getting the most out of your plan.

'Every October, the scraper begins it's annual migration from the trunk of the car to the backseat. It has grown fond of it's trunk friends, especially the jumper cables... but the scraper knows it must abandon it's summer home for the greater good of the car'

Today's guest is Kathleen Jodka; she's an inspiring mother of four and the Mad Love Music Festival founder. When her husband Dave Jodka passed away from cancer in 2014, she created a music festival to support future rockers, bring the community together, and heal her family while honoring her husband. She took a tragic situation and turned it into triumph all for the love of music! In this week's episode, Kathleen will inspire and encourage us to think bigger than we ever imagined while connecting with others more deeply. Kathleen says if you live your life filled with Mad Love, then everything will be ok! Kathleen Jodka knows how to deal with a crisis and how to navigate through a tragic loss. Six years ago, this mother and wife abruptly lost her beloved husband, musician, and father of her four young children. But Kathleen didn't let this tremendous loss define her, her children, or her husband's legacy. She certainly didn't lose herself in grief. Instead, Kathleen turned towards her husband's passion for music. She knew it wouldn't be easy, starting a movement and music festival, but she knew it was possible! Kathleen made up her mind that she would bring the Dave Jodka Mad Love Music Festival to the people! Every October, she runs this amazing event that honors her husband, his love of music while raising funds to offer young rockers new opportunities. Kerry Brett and Kathleen Jodka cover a lot of ground in this episode, and topics include:Having the ability to turn a negative into a positive is a superpower.How to not let tragedy define your life.The importance of rewriting your script.How to stand in your power and reclaim your future.How to choose to move forward in a positive way.Sometimes as hard as times may be–you just have to keep going.You can create beautiful things out of love and loss.How not to lose yourself in grief.During these dark times, arm yourself with unity, gratitude and remind yourself that you've got this!Don't miss out on one of the best decisions of your life. Push yourself out of your comfort zone, expand on your interests, maybe join a band or jump on Tinder because what do you have to lose? You never know.In times of uncertainty, don't forget to spread light and love.We all have the strength to get back up after we get knocked down.Instead of saying why me, instead, focus on what's next.How to live life filled with love and passion. To find out more about the Mad Love Music Festival follow on Instagram @madlovemusicfestival or website www.madlovemusicfestival.org

Following the news overview we will speak to a French author Lola Gruber, who is working on a book about the situation in Czechoslovakia during 1950s. Then we will meet hikers, who spend almost every weekend in the mountains. Every October they climb up the same hill: Choč. And in our sport news segment we will look back at the international football matches Slovakia played in the past week and hear from Erik Černák, recent Stanley Cup champion with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Every October, we try to go above and beyond the call of duty. For one of the most insane years in recent history, it only made sense to finally tackle another Italian horror master by the name of Lucio Fulci. I needed help with some very special returning guests by the names of Patrick Ripoll and Gabe Powers, both host their own shows on the Now Playing Network as well. It was difficult to narrow down our discussion to the main essentials but we do start out talking about his Giallo work with A LIZARD IN A WOMAN’S SKIN followed by what most consider to be his masterwork, THE BEYOND. Lots of other titles are of course mentioned along the way due to his extensive filmography. We also cover a few titles during the what we watched segment including THE WOLF OF SNOW HOLLOW, DR. JEKYLL AND SISTER HYDE, and WITCHTRAP. 00:00 - 06:19 - Introduction06:20 - 07:02 - What We Watched Song07:03 - 01:02:45 - What We Watched This Week01:02:46 - 01:04:01 - Director Song01:04:02 - 02:02:51 - A Lizard In A Woman’s Skin02:02:52 - 02:43:46 - The Beyond02:43:47 - 03:09:09 - Other Titles03:09:10 - 03:18:41 - Top 3 Fulci / Outro Patrick Bromley Ranks 21 Fulci Horror Films: https://bloody-disgusting.com/editorials/3550177/zombies-slashers-ghosts-extreme-gore-ranking-21-lucio-fulcis-horror-films/   Screen Drafts Picks The Top 7 Fulci Films:https://screendrafts.libsyn.com/lucio-fulci-with-elric-kane-rebekah-mckendry Supporting Characters Interviews Stephen Thrower:http://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/supportingcharacters/episode44 Genre Grinder Hosted By Gabe:https://www.genregrinder.com/ Tracks Of The Damned Hosted By Patrick:https://www.nowplayingnetwork.net/tracksofthedamned/s1e12

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! This week’s episode is our first international one, and our special guest is Fernando Perez Castro, the founder of La Lomita Winery and Finca la Carrodilla in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California’s wine country. Fernando founded the winery in 2009, and it’s the first certified organic winery in the region. La Lomita’s Pagano grenache is on the wine list at the acclaimed The French Laundry. Fernando chatted with us virtually from his home in Ensenada. Every October, the region gears up for the Valle Food and Fest, which was started by chefs Javier Plascencia and Nancy Silverton, and food writer Carolina Carreño. Even though it launched only four years ago, the event has attracted celebrities and other big names in the food and wine industry. It was slated to commence this weekend, but canceled and postponed to 2021 because of the pandemic. Valle de Guadalupe is an emerging wine region. In recent years it’s received a lot of media coverage—Anthony Bourdain called it “Little Tuscany” when he visited—and it’s become increasingly popular with San Diegans and Angelenos. But there have barely been any tourists for months. Crossing the border for nonessential travel is still limited until the end of this month. How is our southern neighbor holding up? Unsurprisingly, Fernando says the valle has been hurting. He closed La Lomita’s tasting rooms, as well as Lunario—the winery’s new restaurant that had just opened last fall—for nearly four months. They managed to keep their employees on payroll, and have since been able to reopen at a limited capacity, but businesses are struggling. Fernando says they miss the regulars from Southern California who appreciate the valle and its vintners. During this episode, we also learned a lot about the ins and outs of exporting wine from the valle to California, that small businesses in Mexico don’t have access to any kind of government assistance, and what qualifies as an organic winery. In Hot Plates, we talked about the revamped Taste of Little Italy event, which starts October 4, and how it’s been tailored for takeout. Sam the Cooking Guy is launching a ghost kitchen, Eats by Sam, in Seaport Village with sandwiches and burgers available for delivery. Cali Dumpling, an LA-based company that delivers frozen handmade Chinese dumplings like wontons and xiao long bao, expanded to San Diego. Last, we want to help spread the word about a fundraiser for San Diego chef Anthony Sinsay: Anthony was diagnosed with cancer and is in need of funds for his medical treatment, because he was laid off from his executive chef position and no longer has health insurance. Please donate if you can. In Two People for Takeout / Two People for $50, Fernando gave us some great recommendations on where to eat around Baja: Via Torél in Valle de Guadalupe, carne asada at El Paisa in Ensenada, and the fish tacos at Tacos Corona in Ensenada, which was recently highlighted in Netflix’s Taco Chronicles. David’s pick this week is the mussels at Original 40 Brewing in North Park. Troy is on a quest to find the best ramen in San Diego, and he liked the ramen with roasted black garlic sauce at Nishiki in Hillcrest. I also had a ramen pick this week—the tantan ramen at Menya Ultra Ramen in Clairemont. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Do you have a question for Troy? Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com.

Every October the regional town of Bathurst becomes the centre of Australia's attention when the V8s take on Mount Panorama to compete in the Bathurst 1000. It's the quintessential Australian sporting event and our guest in profile for On The Record this episode won there an extraordinary six times. Mark Saife talks about winning on the mountain, being abused by passionate fans and talks about his near-death experience on the track in Adelaide.

Every October, BCRF-funded researchers are honored at the annual Symposium & Awards Luncheon in New York City. This is when BCRF makes its formal announcement of research grants for the upcoming year and recognizes its investigators for their devotion to ending breast cancer with their trailblazing scientific inquiry. The event provides a unique opportunity for BCRF researchers to convene, share ideas and collaborate with fellow colleagues from around the world. This year’s program began with a symposium featuring an expert panel of BCRF investigators. They discussed current breaking topics in breast cancer research, ranging from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and survivorship. We’re proud to share that discussion here in this special bonus podcast. 

Every October thousands of people come to New York City to dress up in costumes and party all day and night for almost an entire week of themed events - and it's not because of Halloween! That’s right, LumRanmaYasha and VlordGTZ went to the famous New York Comic Con, which means it’s time for another con report podcast! That’s right, we went to New York Comic-Con in early October, for VLord’s first NYCC experience and Lum’s third! There were TONS of epic panels, awesome guests, huge announcements, special screenings, and great experiences - and we’re here to discuss them all! From the nostalgia of the Yu Yu Hakusho reunion panel to the insanity of the [adult swim] events, and exciting new licensing announcements like the return of Maison Ikkoku and the coming of Ping Pong, we go over all the high points of a weekend we won’t soon forget! Hey, we even managed to get this podcast out within a month of the con itself! Hoorah! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro and Initial Impressions of NYCC 2019 05:32: Day 0: Nintendo Store, Indikitch, & More! Thursday, October 3rd: 16:19 - Hinomaru Sumo Epilogue 18:13 - The Dynamic Duo: Chris Sabat and Sean Schemmel 25:26 - Writing for Comics Like a Pro 29:30 - RWBY Season 7 Panel 45:10 - Yu Yu Hakusho Reunion Panel 59:14 - Shudder’s Creepshow Screening 1:02:56 - MHA wins the Harvey Award! Friday, October 4th: 1:03:28 - Shonen Jump Panel 1:20:58 - Toonami Chat 1:22:25 - Tokyopop NYCC Licenses 1:27:51 - Kodansha USA/Vertical Panel 1:39:10 - Crunchyroll Panel 1:41:36 - Artist Alley 1:43:06 - Viz Media NYCC Licenses 1:54:50 - Robot Chicken Panel 2:01:40 - Primal Panel 2:09:18 - Wonder Woman Bloodlines Premiere Screening Saturday, October 5th: 2:17:46 - Seis Manos Panel 2:25:50 - Sound & Fury Panel 2:33:26 - From Crew to Creator: Disney TV Animation Showrunners Panel 2:38:10 - Castlevania Spotlight Panel 2:41:45 - Human Lost Screening 2:49:20 - One Piece at the Lightbox Sunday, October 6th: 2:52:06 - The Art of Transformers Panel 2:55:30 - Veronica Taylor at the NYCC Live Stage 2:56:38 - Manga Ikimashouka! 3:00:20 - Final Thoughts on NYCC 2019 3:03:45 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and on Youtube! You can follow the hosts on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and @VLordGTZ. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can pledge to our Patreon and receive some awesome rewards like our Patreon-exclusive Bonus pods! If one-time donations are more your speed you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here, and if you want to support LumRanmaYasha’s art and other projects you can donate to their personal Patreon. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content!

Every October thousands of people come to New York City to dress up in costumes and party all day and night for almost an entire week of themed events - and it's not because of Halloween! That’s right, LumRanmaYasha and VlordGTZ went to the famous New York Comic Con, which means it’s time for another con report podcast! That’s right, we went to New York Comic-Con in early October, for VLord’s first NYCC experience and Lum’s third! There were TONS of epic panels, awesome guests, huge announcements, special screenings, and great experiences - and we’re here to discuss them all! From the nostalgia of the Yu Yu Hakusho reunion panel to the insanity of the [adult swim] events, and exciting new licensing announcements like the return of Maison Ikkoku and the coming of Ping Pong, we go over all the high points of a weekend we won’t soon forget! Hey, we even managed to get this podcast out within a month of the con itself! Hoorah! PODCAST BREAKDOWN: 00:00 - Intro and Initial Impressions of NYCC 2019 05:32: Day 0: Nintendo Store, Indikitch, & More! Thursday, October 3rd: 16:19 - Hinomaru Sumo Epilogue 18:13 - The Dynamic Duo: Chris Sabat and Sean Schemmel 25:26 - Writing for Comics Like a Pro 29:30 - RWBY Season 7 Panel 45:10 - Yu Yu Hakusho Reunion Panel 59:14 - Shudder’s Creepshow Screening 1:02:56 - MHA wins the Harvey Award! Friday, October 4th: 1:03:28 - Shonen Jump Panel 1:20:58 - Toonami Chat 1:22:25 - Tokyopop NYCC Licenses 1:27:51 - Kodansha USA/Vertical Panel 1:39:10 - Crunchyroll Panel 1:41:36 - Artist Alley 1:43:06 - Viz Media NYCC Licenses 1:54:50 - Robot Chicken Panel 2:01:40 - Primal Panel 2:09:18 - Wonder Woman Bloodlines Premiere Screening Saturday, October 5th: 2:17:46 - Seis Manos Panel 2:25:50 - Sound & Fury Panel 2:33:26 - From Crew to Creator: Disney TV Animation Showrunners Panel 2:38:10 - Castlevania Spotlight Panel 2:41:45 - Human Lost Screening 2:49:20 - One Piece at the Lightbox Sunday, October 6th: 2:52:06 - The Art of Transformers Panel 2:55:30 - Veronica Taylor at the NYCC Live Stage 2:56:38 - Manga Ikimashouka! 3:00:20 - Final Thoughts on NYCC 2019 3:03:45 - Wrap-Up Enjoy the show, and follow us on twitter at @manga_mavericks, on tumblr at mangamavericks.tumblr.com, and on Youtube! You can follow the hosts on twitter at @LumRanmaYasha and @VLordGTZ. If you’d like to help support the show financially you can pledge to our Patreon and receive some awesome rewards like our Patreon-exclusive Bonus pods! If one-time donations are more your speed you can donate to Colton’s Ko-fi here and LumRanmaYasha’s Ko-fi here, and if you want to support LumRanmaYasha’s art and other projects you can donate to their personal Patreon. Don’t forget to also like and subscribe to us on Youtube and iTunes and leave us reviews to help us curate the show and create better content!

Every October brings about a pretty significant debate in some Christian circles. Is Halloween appropriate for Christians or not? Support us on Anchor! Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, and Overcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/westminster-effects-doxology-podcast/support

Every October, Joe Rogan, Ari Shaffir, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer embark on an odyssey known as "Sober October." The effects have been felt far and wide among fans and listeners, but how does it effect those who are there to see them day in and day out? This podcast, hosted by Christina P. and LeeAnn Kreischer is a glimpse into how The "Sober October" journey directly effects the lives of the men's spouses and families. On Episode 3 the wine is being poured once again and Christina mentions she did CBD AND wine the night before. Leeann and Christina feel bad that they've been talking so much smack that they've given their husbands permission to do the same on 2 Bears 1 Cave. Plus we get an update on the recent classes the wives have seen their husbands take, an update on the WHOOP stats and new homework assignments for next week.

Every October, Joe Rogan, Ari Shaffir, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer embark on an odyssey known as "Sober October." The effects have been felt far and wide among fans and listeners, but how does it effect those who are there to see them day in and day out? This podcast, hosted by Christina P. and LeeAnn Kreischer is a glimpse into how The "Sober October" journey directly effects the lives of the men's spouses and families. On Episode 2 the Wives have brought wine. We start off this weeks recap by taking a look at the guys WHOOP statistics. We know Tom has been to the gun range, but now Bert has gone and he's taken LeeAnn with him. Christina and LeeAnn also discuss some of the books that Tom and Bert are reading, the worst cleaning lady ever and even a short phone call with Dr. Drew.

Every October, Joe Rogan, Ari Shaffir, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer embark on an odyssey known as "Sober October." The effects have been felt far and wide among fans and listeners, but how does it affect those who are there to see them day in and day out? This podcast, hosted by Christina P. and LeeAnn Kreischer is a glimpse into how The #SoberOctober journey directly affects the lives of the men's spouses and families. On Episode 1 of this mini-series Christina and LeeAnn discuss the past years and how much they dread the month of October. They get into what it's been like leading up to 2019's "Sober October" and how they've better mentally prepared. Plus, in the lead up, Ari dosed Bert for an episode of "The Bertcast" so we hear LeeAnn's reaction in full.

Every October, the Illinois State Board of Education releases the Illinois School Report Card. This year, there are some changes with School Designations that superintendents need to know. To better understand those changes, learn key dates and determine what happens after school designations are released and what resources are available to school districts, IASA spoke to Allison Sherman, executive director of support and accountability (ESSA) at ISBE. This podcast is jam packed with information, so a PDF of everything discussed is also available by clicking here. Our podcast is sponsored by American Fidelity. Consider American Fidelity for a different opinion on employer benefit solutions for education.

Every October, approximately 3.5 million high schoolers take the PSAT/NMSQT, but a significantly smaller percentage of the population understands exactly why! Amy and Mike invited test prep professional and author Brian Stewart to explain both the PSAT and the National Merit Scholarship.  What are five things you will learn in this episode? What is the PSAT and why should a student take it? What is the National Merit Scholarship? How does the Selection Index differ from a PSAT or SAT score? Do colleges care about National Merit Scholarship recognition? How much scholarship is at stake through the PSAT? MEET OUR GUEST At the end of his first year teaching Social Studies at Dublin Jerome High School, company founder Brian Stewart thought it would make sense to do some part-time tutoring work over the summer. After all, he had done quite well on standardized tests when he was in high school and really enjoyed coming up with creative ways to explain challenging concepts to students. Other companies charged a fortune and didn’t seem to have a high-quality product. As Brian worked with more students, word spread about the quality of his tutoring services. He started to offer ACT and SAT test prep group classes, and worked with students from all over Central Ohio. In 2011, Brian left his day job to run BWS Education Consulting full time with his wife Caitlin. Applying the expertise from her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy, Caitlin has ensured that our teaching materials and methods make high-quality test preparation accessible to students of all backgrounds and ability levels. In 2012, Barron’s Educational Series contacted Brian about submitting samples of his writing as they conducted a national search for their next ACT book author. Brian was chosen to write Barron's ACT, and has gone on to write several ACT, SAT, and PSAT books with Barron's Educational Series. His books have sold hundreds of thousands of copies worldwide. In 2014, BWS Education expanded to have associate tutors who teach not only the ACT and SAT, but tutor students in math, science, and writing. Brian and Caitlin personally interview and train every tutor on our staff to ensure they are the best in the business. BWS is a team of committed educators who relentlessly look for the best way to deliver educational enrichment to our clients, whether it’s test prep, academic help, or college admission counseling. Find Brian at https://www.bwseducationconsulting.com/ LINKS Brian’s PSAT Book: Barron's PSAT/NMSQT 1520 Why take the PSAT? PSAT and Scholarships ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

We're in Charlotte, North Carolina with Shawn Cosner of 3rd Rock Events. Shawn shares everything about the Queen City, including tips for the best BBQ, his favorite donut, and the best sunset views of the city. Show notes are at https://WeTravelThere.com/charlotte Every October, the Charlotte South End Wine Fest raises money to benefit impoverished students. With your ticket, you'll sample complimentary beverages, savor cooking demos & food trucks, and enjoy local bands. Learn more at SouthEndWineFest.org

Every October, Dingle is the destination for food lovers. Not only is the fantastic and ever popular Dingle Food Festival taking place, but it’s also time for the Blas na hÉireann awards, the top food…

Every October, WCSU hosts Operation Jungle Red, an anti-violence initiative begun at Miami University of Ohio in response to the Virginia Tech shootings. Listen in to hear more about the history of this program at WCSU, and to get important information about what events are being planned for this year's events during the week of October 22nd.

Every 30 episodes, we celebrate an actress we love with a double feature. Every October, we celebrate our darker sides with Schlocktoberfest. There is only one woman with the magnitude of talent, charisma, and guts to fulfill both criteria. Her name is Anjelica Huston. She is a spellbinding, scene-setaling tour-de-force capable of portraying a benevolent matriarch or a malevolent enchantress. Sometimes in the same role! Join us as we consider her delightfully grim starring roles in The Witches (1990) and The Addams Family (1991) on this ghoulishly macabre episode of Hex Rated BOO!vies!

Every October for four years Evo went on a beer and sausage diet. Every year he lost weight, and kept most of that weight off. Every week he was on the diet his bloodwork was tested. What we learned, besides having some fun, was that calories count, that there are some things you can learn about how to lose weight and keep it off- that everyone has known, but few follow. Beer and sausage - and the secrets to losing weight and keeping it off.  Buy the book: The Beer Diet: A Brew Story Full details: https://www.yourdoctorsorders.com/2018/10/beer-and-sausage ----- Produced and distributed by Simpler Media Follow Dr. Terry Simpson on Twitter New episodes every Sunday morning!

Every October we celebrate Halloween by profiling a great horror film, and this year we’re taking Tobe Hooper’s Poltergeist out for a spin. This podcast is non-profit and has been broadcast for educational purposes. Excerpts from the following material has been included to enhance the listener experience: MOVIES Poltergeist (1982) dir. Tobe Hooper, USA Poltergeist […] The post Episode 13 – Tobe Hooper’s Poltergeist (1982) appeared first on Celluloid Junkies.

The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is a weekly conversation with Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed Psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia, about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible versions of ourselves. Every October we observe National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In honor of this, today's episode focuses on red flags that may present themselves in new relationships that we should be paying attention to that may alert us that someone may be abusive. I also discussed the 6 different types of abuse that perpetrators engage in and provide feedback to a listener struggling with a possessive ex.   Resources Mentioned Red Flags to Consider When Beginning a New Relationship Types of Abuse A Date with Darkness Podcast   If you're looking for a therapist in your area, make sure to check out the Therapist directory at therapyforblackgirls.com/directory. If you are a therapist and would like to list your practice information in the directory, visit therapyforblackgirls.com/beinglisted. To join the Therapy for Black Girls Thrive Tribe therapyforblackgirls.com/tribe. To join the conversation on social media, use the hashtag #TBGinSession. Please follow us: Twitter: @therapy4bgirls Instagram: @therapyforblackgirls Facebook: @therapyforblackgirls If you have questions or would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, email us at podcast@therapyforblackgirls.com

How do you know when you are financially successful?   How do you define financial success anyway?   In this podcast, let’s talk about the two ways you can gauge if you’ve achieved a certain level of financial success.   Enjoy the podcast! If you have 30 seconds, please go to iTunes and rate this Podcast. Just search Write Conversations with Sha Nacino. Your rating will help us make this podcast visible to as many people as possible. Together, let us spread happiness, inspiration, and meaning.     I wish you success and happiness! Sha Nacino Founder, The 90-Day Book Writing Challenge   P.S. My birthday is coming up! Every October, I conduct the Money&Me Conference-for-a cause. This October, our theme is “How to Make More M.o.ney without Quitting Your Job…Yet!” Your registration also comes with a free M.o.ney&Me book which you can use for yourself or you can gift to a friend. The early bird rate ends on Sep 30. You may register here.   100% of the net proceeds (sales less expenses) will go to the medication of Baby Kier, my high school classmate’s baby who has a rare cancer of the eye.  

Every October 16th hundreds of people gather in Dublin to celebrate Ireland's greatest mathematician, William Rowan Hamilton. And get this – It was his act of vandalism on Broom Bridge in 1843 that put him in the history books – it actually changed mathematics forever. Samuel Hanson brings us the story.

Every October has been set aside as National Cyber Security Awareness Month - a public service campaign to educate people about risks to their online privacy. This year's campaign is especially pressing with the recent cyberattacks on Equifax, the DNC and more. Cyber security awareness is at an all-time high. In this Komando on Demand podcast, I’ll tell you about major online threats that you need to know about, and how to protect your personal information from hackers.

Every October at Salt Lake’s Masonic Temple, event organizers Stephen King Simmons and Andrea Hansen put together an incredible event featuring film, fashion, music and more called AN OCTOBER EVENING! Once we break down the details of the event, we start sharing ghost stories from Asylum 49, Hatch Family Chocolates and the infamous Charlie at […] The post CRE8TIVITY 026: “2017 An October Evening” appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

Every October at Salt Lake’s Masonic Temple, event organizers Stephen King Simmons and Andrea Hansen put together an incredible event featuring film, fashion, music and more called AN OCTOBER EVENING! Once we break down the details of the event, we start sharing ghost stories from Asylum 49, Hatch Family Chocolates and the infamous Charlie at […] The post CRE8TIVITY 026: “2017 An October Evening” appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

Every October a group of us try to spread awareness of ADHD in the hope more folks will get tested and also understand ADHD doesn't have to be a four letter word.  This week I discuss how ADHD Awareness month came to be, how to know whether you or someone you love has ADHD, and I discuss my foray into the realm of YouTube.  Show notes can be found at https://thisadhdlife.com/podcast/2017/10/6/adhd-awareness-month-2017.

Every October, a sixty mile pilgrimage to the Mexican village of Magdalena honors St. Francis. A legacy program from the Pulse of the Planet archives. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How was your week?    Last Sep 23, 2017, 12 new graduates of The 90-Day Book Writing Challenge (BWC) launched their books. You should have seen how happy and proud their families and friends were.    As of now, the registration to The 90-Day BWC is currently closed. If you have dreams to write your own book, you may join the wait list/notification list here.   This week, I’d like to remind you to slow down. Funny because last week we talked about commitment, right? Yes, it’s important to be committed to our dreams and goals. But it’s also very important to be committed to our rest.    I’m sharing this based from experience. Last Saturday, when I arrived at Meralco mini-theater for the book launch of the graduates of The 90-Day BWC, I felt so weak and exhausted, I cried. Walang masakit sakin. I was just so exhausted from my very hectic schedule the past few weeks that I had no energy to even stand up, walk up to people, and talk to them. I asked my friend Bryson to help me regain my energy through neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). My friend Faye (author Carlo’s wife) had to put an ointment on me so I’d feel better.  Imagine, it’s the graduation and the book launch of my 90-Day BWC students and I couldn’t enjoy it because my spirit was willing but my body was so tired. It made me rethink, really. Wait a minute, am I overworking myself? (The good news is, I felt better after NLP and the ointment and everything went smoothly that afternoon! It was such a happy occasion for everyone!)   If you were like me who is goal-oriented, I’d like to remind you to slow down. Be committed to your dreams and be committed to your rest as well. Do hustle, but do rest as well.   Here’s how you can slow down. Learn to say NO. As Filipinos, it’s hard for us to say no, right? Hehe! Same with me. If someone asks to meet up with me or asks me to speak or do something, I’d do it. I’d gladly serve. I can hardly say NO.   This week, I decided to say NO to some meetings and other engagements so I can say YES to my health and to the bigger roles God would ask me to do. I’m taking the entire week from Monday to Friday to rest, recharge, and regain my voice. I just hosted The Author’s Voice radio show this morning and it’s funny because I almost lost my voice.    So slow down. Take a rest. Learn to say NO.    I’d love to hear your thoughts. What will you say NO to this week so you can say YES to something more important? Please feel free to share in the comments https://www.facebook.com/groups/WriteUniversity/ If you have 30 seconds, please go to iTunes and rate this Podcast. Just search Write Conversations with Sha Nacino. Your rating will help us make this podcast visible to as many people as possible. Together, let us spread happiness, inspiration, and meaning. I wish you success and happiness! Sha Nacino Founder, The 90-Day Book Writing Challenge   P.P.S. My birthday is coming up! Every October, I conduct the Money&Me Conference-for-a cause. This October, our theme is “How to Make More M.o.ney without Quitting Your Job…Yet!” Your registration also comes with a free M.o.ney&Me book which you can use for yourself or you can gift to a friend. The early bird rate ends on Sep 30. You may register here. 100% of the net proceeds (sales less expenses) will go to the medication of Baby Kier, my high school classmate’s baby who has a rare cancer of the eye. 

Happy Galaween, Rancho Obi-Wan! Several Skywalkers made the trip to Steve Sansweet’s Annual Gala Fundraiser held last week, and Donald Wicks of EndorCast is here to give us his trip report. What an event! Tune in for details, and find out if we will attend next year… (18:55) Every October, the Hall Of Heroes Superhero Museum in Elkhart, Indiana changes it up and becomes the Hall Of Villains Haunted House! How could we resist?? We brought on the owner, Alan Stewart, to tell us all about it. A screen-used, signed-by-the-entire-cast Captain America Shield?? Yes, please! (59:52) Also on this episode: Things We Want To Share Trick-Or-Treat Spooktacular Podcast Crossover Contest Wrap-up. (11:26) Trick-Or-Treating in a Galaxy Far, Far Away (11:26) Skywalker Shout-Outs (1:25:45) Skywalker of the Week (1:25:45) Skywalking On TV -The Force Awakens Trailer Spoofs (55:41) WHERE WE WILL BE (IN REAL LIFE) 11/14/15: Avengers Half Marathon Weekend Meet-Up at Downtown Disney. Anaheim, CA Event Details 11/16/15: Season Of The Force - Waiting In Line For Hyperspace Mountain Meet-Up. Anaheim, CA 12/30/15: Let's watch THE FORCE AWAKENS together at Downtown Disney in Anaheim! Event Details 1/16/16: Star Wars Half Marathon Birthday Meet-Up at Downtown Disney! Anaheim, CA Event Details 4/14-4/17/2016: Star Wars Half Marathon Meet-up at Walt Disney World! SUPPORT THE SHOW Skywalking Through Neverland T-Shirts at TeePublic! Check them out HERE. Shopping HerUniverse? Click here! Need something from Amazon.com? Click here. CONTACT US tweet! tweet! @SkywalkingPod Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook. If you dug this episode, click over to iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube and leave us a review!

Every October, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month to recognize the workforce contributions of people with disabilities. Those workers include people living with spinal cord or brain injury. Returning to work after rehabilitation for these life-changing injuries is filled with challenges. But with the guidance of vocational case managers and others, many have overcome the challenges and now make vital contributions to their employers and communities. They have also become more financially independent and are living full, productive lives. At Shepherd Center in Atlanta, vocational case manager Debbie Page counsels patients and employers on strategies to accommodate disabilities in the workplace. She and her colleagues have witnessed many successful returns to work, and Debbie is sharing her insights today with Shepherd Center Radio listeners.

Every October, Halloweird! descends upon Theatre Intangible, and we devote the month’s podcasts to all things Halloween. You may have noticed it’s been October for 21 days now. For that, I must apologize. It’s been an incredibly busy, stressful, and productive 21 days full of concerts, recordings, and commitments. But we’re going to make it [...]

Every October, 90% of the entire world population of Brent Geese fly into Dublin Bay on their annual migration. In this documentary, we follow them on their 4,000km journey from Bathurst Island in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago to Dublin (Broadcast 1985)

This week we present the Japanese fable "The Grateful Sparrow" (otherwise known as "The Tongue-Cut Sparrow" in a harsher version), a cautionary tale about greed and gratitude. We come to you from Pennsylvania, with our special guest star Libby, Zephyr's friend from the San Francisco Bay Area. A glutton for punishment, she's spending the entire month of October touring with us, to get a taste of the glamorous life. Amish Farm and HouseWe report on our visit to the Amish Farm and homestead in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, a preserved two-story dwelling open for public tours. In the heart of a busy shopping and tourist district, the Amish attraction sits right smack next to a Target store. But step inside, and you quickly forget that you're in the Twenty-First Century. A knowledgeable guide explains the facts of the Amish lifestyle and answers your questions -- and there were some interesting questions from our inquisitive tour group. The 15-acre farm, which was opened for public tours in 1955, features a stone farmhouse built in 1803 and a one-room schoolhouse opened for tours last year. Field of Screams But the reason we were in Lancaster to begin with was so Zephyr and Libby could "work" (i.e. volunteer) at Field of Screams, which many consider the premiere haunted attraction in the country. (If you build it, they will scream.) Every October, this place comes alive with the sounds of ghouls and goblins and patrons getting their wits scared out of them. The complex features two haunted houses, a haunted hayride, and a special "Little Screamers" section for the younger ones. And it is, we can attest, an extremely popular place. Happy Listening, Dennis (narrator), Kimberly (wife), Zephyr (husband) and Libby (sparrow)