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We kick of the show asking “Where Did You Almost See A Celebrity?” after Tim almost attended a Sydney pub that Matt Damon went to. Joel then tells us the heartbreaking story of how he almost heard the rehearsal of an Oscars performance while in New York, but missed it for a bowl of nachos. Then we cover a story about a stray cat that attacked a pilot mid-air, causing the flight to make an emergency landing. We asked “What Did You Find In The Reno?” and hope that one day someone will find the bit of wall that Tim peen-ed in the Nova building. It was into the Glossy’s, but FIRST Kate had to tell us all about why she has photos of redback spiders in her phone. We go through some classic work stuff ups after a prison intern caused his workplace to change all 600 locks. Then we had Matt Moran in for Quick Draw and he challenges Kate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re heading into what would usually be fall premiere season, but with most shows remaining on hiatus, it’s streamers and back catalogs to the TV rescue. After talking a little news, Noel and Kate head to Our Week in TV. First Kate has some spoiler-free thoughts on Canada’s Drag Race and catches up with Skin Wars and Skin Wars: Fresh Paint, then Noel checks in with Aggretsuko season three, we both talk Danbury and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and The Vow, Kate is mixed on Doom Patrol and shares a few thoughts on Wynonna Earp’s midseason finale, and Lovecraft Country spins a disturbing ghost story. Then we move to the spotlight section to enjoy some con and heist energy with the first part of Netflix’s Great Pretender. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV. Errata: When discussing Doom Patrol, Kate refers to Diane Guerrero as Danielle Guerrero. The Televerse regrets the error! Season Spotlight: Great Pretender Season 1 (1:00:42) Our Week in TV Canada’s Drag Race (14:54) Skin Wars and Skin Wars: Fresh Paint (20:40) Aggretsuko S3 (25:46) Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (30:00) The Vow (32:35) Doom Patrol (39:34) Wynonna Earp midseason finale (47:31) Lovecraft Country (50:04) Music Featured:  “Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby” performed by the Lovecraft Country cast Article Referenced: Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts’ wedding photo, at Out.com

We’re heading into what would usually be fall premiere season, but with most shows remaining on hiatus, it’s streamers and back catalogs to the TV rescue. After talking a little news, Noel and Kate head to Our Week in TV. First Kate has some spoiler-free thoughts on Canada’s Drag Race and catches up with Skin Wars and Skin Wars: Fresh Paint, then Noel checks in with Aggretsuko season three, we both talk Danbury and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and The Vow, Kate is mixed on Doom Patrol and shares a few thoughts on Wynonna Earp’s midseason finale, and Lovecraft Country spins a disturbing ghost story. Then we move to the spotlight section to enjoy some con and heist energy with the first part of Netflix’s Great Pretender. Tune in for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV.Errata: When discussing Doom Patrol, Kate refers to Diane Guerrero as Danielle Guerrero. The Televerse regrets the error!Season Spotlight: Great Pretender Season 1 (1:00:42)Our Week in TV Canada’s Drag Race (14:54) Skin Wars and Skin Wars: Fresh Paint (20:40) Aggretsuko S3 (25:46) Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (30:00) The Vow (32:35) Doom Patrol (39:34) Wynonna Earp midseason finale (47:31) Lovecraft Country (50:04)Music Featured: “Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby” performed by the Lovecraft Country castArticle Referenced: Niecy Nash and Jessica Betts’ wedding photo, at Out.com

The Connecting Threads Podcast is back! This season we follow Kate, a mom, serial organizer, and all-around podcast enthusiast, as she embarks on a quest to become a quilter.  Kate comes from a long line of quilters whose roots originate in the midwest and predate the Depression era. She's drawn to quilting because she's drawn to things that bring comfort, and also has a desire to connect with her family's past traditions and craftsmanship.   First Kate sits down with Kris, Brand Director of Connecting Threads, quilter and everyone's friend in crafting. Learning to quilt in the digital age where there is an abundance of information available just a click away can be somewhat overwhelming. Kris offers up some tips from what kind of project to start with to what kind of tools will help make things easier. Her big piece of advice - Relax and have fun making a quilt.  Kris's tips:  Find a simple beginner pattern Pick fabric that you love Make sure your tools work and are in a good enough shape to do what they are intended to do Seam rippers exist for a reason, feel free to use them Use Elizabeth Zimmerman's Galloping Horse test - imagine you're riding on a galloping horse looking at your quilt - if you can't see a mistake upon a galloping horse, then don't worry about it.  This season on the CTP we will be hearing from different members of the Connecting Threads team. On this episode we hear from Patrice our Senior Textile Designer. Next Kate and Elise talk about the feelings that come up when starting a new craft like quilting. Learning a new skill isn't easy. Elise has been sewing since she was 5 years old and she tells Kate the secrets to helping ease into it. "You need to start off with the mindset of quilting as an art and you are an artist. No artist starts off making masterpieces. You need to accept that the first few things you make aren't going to be as pretty as you want them to be, but you can never get better without trying."  Elise recommends that new quilters join a guild and find community.  Products Mentioned in this Episode: Jelly Roll pre-cuts  Half Square Triangles   Connecting Threads Beginner and Easy quilt kits  Jelly Roll Joyride  Rotary cutter  Self Healing mat  Timestamps0:00 Introduction with Kate 1:11 Kris give Kate tips for starting her first quilt 24:38 Meet Patrice, Senior Textile Designer 25:34 - Kate and Elise talk feelings about being a new quilter 35:35 - Credits

Hej!This week we’re off to DENMARK! First Kate recounts the haunting and heartbreaking crimes of Dagmar Overbye.Georgie then takes us through one of the most famous cases in Denmark, the shocking murder of Kim Wall.Join us this week for tales of infanticide, submarines and snuff films.Farvel!Notes from this week's episode:https://www.rememberingkimwall.com/https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-40922750https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kim_Wallhttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/25/world/europe/peter-madsen-kim-wall-convicted.htmlhttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/oct/11/kim-wall-swedish-journalists-to-be-made-into-tv-serieshttps://www.forbes.com/sites/duncanmadden/2018/12/30/kim-wall-memorial-fund-offers-annual-story-grant-in-honor-of-murdered-new-york-times-writer/#24ba6ddc5ef7https://www.gofundme.com/rememberingkimwallhttps://www.dr.dk/nyheder/indland/peter-madsen-overfaldet-af-ung-medfangehttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/08/world/europe/kim-wall-peter-madsen-denmark.htmlhttps://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/danish-inventor-peter-madsen-to-spend-the-rest-of-/3397094/https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-kim-wall-murder-trial-the-case-against-peter-madsenhttps://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/submarine-builder-peter-madsen-smiled-as-he-recalled-dismembering-journalist-kim-wall/news-story/14bedfc0c82aefad35f8d7fdcb05dfa9https://edition.cnn.com/2018/03/08/europe/kim-wall-death-peter-madsen-trial-intl/index.htmlhttps://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/peter-madsen-guilty-verdict-leaves-lingering-questions-and-painhttps://www.theweek.co.uk/92441/peter-madsen-trial-kim-wall-submarine-murderhttps://news.sky.com/story/danish-inventor-convicted-of-murdering-journalist-loses-appeal-against-life-sentence-11509344https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/25/peter-madsen-sentenced-life-murdering-kim-wall-submarinehttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/25/insider/kim-wall-murder-case-denmark.htmlhttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/nasothek-nose-collectionhttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/laksegadehttps://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/noma-gdk412536https://allthatsinteresting.com/dagmar-overbyehttp://cphpost.dk/history/the-shocking-case-of-the-vesterbro-baby-burner.htmlhttp://www.kvinfo.dk/side/170/bio/904/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0LoSV9Nt7shttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-little-mermaid-copenhagen-denmarkhttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/superkilenhttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-genetically-modified-little-mermaid-copenhagen-denmark

January’s ridiculous string of TV comedy excellence continues this week, making for another long podcast. First Kate talks a little reality, with some praise for the finale of Top Chef Boston, then there’s comedy discussion galore, including an emotional Jane the Virgin, a baffling Adventure Time, and more great episodes from Broad City, Parks and ... The post The Televerse #181- The Dick Van Dyke Show with Sarah Rodman appeared first on PopOptiq.

With the year’s television winding down, our last regular podcast of the 2014 features a particularly light group of episodes. First Kate gives a quick genre roundup, including the midseason finales of The Flash, Arrow, Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. Then we look at the week’s comedy, including the midseason finale of Jane the Virgin, a ... The post The Televerse #172- Holiday Omnibus 1 with Deepayan Sengupta appeared first on PopOptiq.

The fall season is in full swing, with another handful of premieres and pilots this week giving us plenty to discuss on the podcast. First Kate talks some reality, then we dive in with the week’s comedy, including a preview of Marry Me’s pilot and a lengthier chat about the pilot for Jane the Virgin. ... The post The Televerse #163- Life As We Know It with LaToya Ferguson appeared first on PopOptiq.

It’s the debut of Radio Cherry Bombe! Host Julia Turshen welcomes us to the first episode of Radio Cherry Bombe, which brings the pages of Cherry Bombe Magazine to life via conversation with some of the most interesting women in the world of food. The inaugural guests are Kate Brashares, Executive Director of Edible Schoolyard NYC, and Diane Yen of The Jewels of New York, a multidisciplinary creative studio that combines the love of cooking with the beauty of everyday things. First — Kate gives listeners insight into the mission of Edible Schoolyard and what makes the NYC program so unique. Student response has been extremely positive and Kate explains what makes gardens such a joyous vessel for education. Later on, Julia chats with Diane about the concept behind The Jewels of New York and her upcoming cookbook, A Simple Feast: A Year of Simple Stories and Recipes to Savor and Share. This program was sponsored by Bonnie Plants. “The kids come home from the edible schoolyard and they’re the ones that make the salad dressing and demand the salad. For the parents to see that is just great.” [07:00] “We have a lot of staff in each school – we really affect these kids. What we’re looking at in the moment is how we can grow, and adapt our model so we can still give kids this amazing experience but in a most cost effective way so we can reach more kids in New York City.” [11:00] –Kate Brashares on Radio Cherry Bombe “If you’re a person who’s concerned with eating seasonally, it can be hard when you’re shooting off-season.” [20:00] –Diane Yen on Radio Cherry Bombe