Podcasts about footfalls

In this episode of Hoof Falls and Footfalls, we address a critical issue in the equine industry: the over-tightening of girths and cinches. Often done out of concern for student safety, over-tightening can have serious negative effects on lesson horses, including girthiness, reluctance to move forward, nerve damage, and even collapsing. We delve into the signs of over-tightening, share real-life experiences, and offer a simple, effective solution known as the one-hand method. Our mission is to educate and equip adaptive horseback riding instructors to ensure the wellbeing of both students and horses. Join us to learn better practices that will leave your lesson horses comfortable and happier.00:00 Introduction: The Problem with Over Tightening Girths00:32 Understanding the Dangers of Over Tightening02:05 Personal Experiences and Industry Insights04:05 Common Symptoms of Over Tightened Girths05:24 Severe Consequences of Over Tightening12:18 A Simple Solution: The One Hand Method16:57 Conclusion and Call to Action

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Samuel Beckett and Recent Irish Fiction: A Comparative Study (Routledge, 2025) considers Samuel Beckett's fiction and drama as major aesthetic and thematic influences on the work of Irish authors Eimear McBride, Keith Ridgway, Emma Donoghue, and Kevin Barry in the post-crash period of 2009-2015. Through cross-comparisons between the aesthetics and form of Beckett's Trilogy, Mercier and Camier, Footfalls and Not I, and those of a range of post-crash Irish novels including Beatlebone, Hawthorn and Child, Room, and A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing, this book establishes Beckett's continuing influence on Irish fiction. With particular reference to these newer authors' treatment of scarcity, trauma, indeterminism, gender and sexuality, and confinement in the context of major societal changes and traumas in Irish society since 2009, topics include the imposition of austerity, collapse of faith in institutions, and the increasing recognition of LGBTQIA+ and reproductive rights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Samuel Beckett and Recent Irish Fiction: A Comparative Study (Routledge, 2025) considers Samuel Beckett's fiction and drama as major aesthetic and thematic influences on the work of Irish authors Eimear McBride, Keith Ridgway, Emma Donoghue, and Kevin Barry in the post-crash period of 2009-2015. Through cross-comparisons between the aesthetics and form of Beckett's Trilogy, Mercier and Camier, Footfalls and Not I, and those of a range of post-crash Irish novels including Beatlebone, Hawthorn and Child, Room, and A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing, this book establishes Beckett's continuing influence on Irish fiction. With particular reference to these newer authors' treatment of scarcity, trauma, indeterminism, gender and sexuality, and confinement in the context of major societal changes and traumas in Irish society since 2009, topics include the imposition of austerity, collapse of faith in institutions, and the increasing recognition of LGBTQIA+ and reproductive rights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This recording of a live instructor chat discusses the use of bareback pads in adaptive/therapeutic riding lessons. It outlines key considerations for their use, including the impact on the rider and horse, as well as the equipment and support required for safe incorporation. The speaker emphasizes thoughtful decision-making and highlights that bareback pads can be used as a progression tool to build confidence, improve position, and refine skills rather than as a starting point for most students. Practical advice and personal experiences are shared to guide instructors in making informed choices. Outline: Introduction Overview of adaptive riding and bareback pad use. Importance of intentional equipment choices. Key Considerations for Using Bareback Pads Why Use a Bareback Pad? Impact on the Rider Impact on the Horse Tools and Support Applications in Lessons Gradual progression from saddles to bareback pads. Confidence-building exercises (e.g., Around the World, balance games). Use as a backup or low-impact lesson option. Final Thoughts Encouragement to assess individual needs of riders and horses. Practical advice for safe and effective implementation. Invitation for instructor feedback and discussion. Disclaimer: The information provided on this channel is for educational purposes only and is intended to support instructors in expanding their knowledge and skills. It is not a substitute for professional training, certification, or individual judgment.By choosing to implement any of the ideas, techniques, or practices shared here, you do so at your own risk and accept full responsibility for the outcomes. Hoof Falls & Footfalls and its creator, Saebra, assume no liability for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of the information provided. Always ensure the safety and well-being of your students, horses, and yourself by following appropriate safety guidelines and industry best practices. Learn more at www.HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and follow Hoof Falls & Footfalls on Facebook!

In this live chat replay for adaptive/therapeutic riding instructors I'll share my whats/hows/whys for how I introduce the trot and progress riders through the different types of trot.I'll be discussing sitting, posting, and 2 point trot and also give examples of past struggles and roadblocks I encountered while teaching trot that has led me do a 180 on how I introduce and progress riders as it relates to the trot.Even though I'm using "trot", points discussed in this chat are not exclusively for instructors who trach in English or dressage saddles and will also apply to instructors who teach in western tack. Outline: I. Introduction A. Saebra Pipoly's background 1. Owner and founder of Hoof Falls and Foot Falls 2. Certified adaptive/therapeutic riding instructor 3. Over 15 years of experience B. Importance of continuous learning and growth as an instructor II. Initial Teaching Approach A. Starting with sitting trot, then posting, and two-point trot B. Challenges encountered 1. Students tensing up and bouncing 2. Issues with students with sensory processing disorders III. First Evolution of Teaching Method A. Shifting to posting trot first, then sitting trot, and two-point B. Continued roadblocks 1. Students unable to find rhythm 2. Feeling overwhelmed by complexity IV. Introducing the Two-Point Trot A. Pivotal moment of realizing the benefits of two-point trot first B. Advantages of two-point trot 1. Easier on horse's back 2. More joint-friendly for rider 3. Reduced cognitive processing V. Establishing a Solid Foundation A. Importance of two-point at the walk B. Helping students learn to move with the horse C. Developing soft, giving joints VI. Earning the Reins A. Requiring proficiency in two-point and posting trot B. Improved safety and progression VII. Adapting for Unique Needs A. Matching riders with smooth-trotting horses B. Exploring alternatives like fast, controlled walk VIII. Continuous Learning and Adaptation A. Embracing changes in teaching methods B. Prioritizing well-being of students and horses C. Sharing insights to inspire other instructors IX. Conclusion A. Encouraging instructors to reevaluate their methods B. Helping students succeed on and off the horse Disclaimer: The information provided on this channel is for educational purposes only and is intended to support instructors in expanding their knowledge and skills. It is not a substitute for professional training, certification, or individual judgment.By choosing to implement any of the ideas, techniques, or practices shared here, you do so at your own risk and accept full responsibility for the outcomes. Hoof Falls & Footfalls and its creator, Saebra, assume no liability for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from the use of the information provided. Always ensure the safety and well-being of your students, horses, and yourself by following appropriate safety guidelines and industry best practices.

Please enjoy Footfalls a great episode of the legendary Suspense - - a Old Time Radio OTR classic.

You may pay attention to how your horse looks and feels, but do you notice how your horse SOUNDS? Listening to your horse's footfalls can help you detect imbalances in your horse's movement and posture. And catching such imbalances early, while they're hardly noticeable, may prevent them from turning into more serious problems.In this episode, Mary will explain what it may mean if your horse's footfalls sound uneven.  And you'll learn why intentionally listening to your horse can strengthen your ability to notice when something is "not quite right" with your horse.  And help you take steps to guide your horse back to balanced, healthy movement.  

In this episode, we lace up our running shoes and dive headfirst into the world of common runner blunders. From training pitfalls to gear gaffes, join us as we explore the missteps every runner encounters on their journey, providing insights, tips, and a healthy dose of humor to keep you on the right track. Whether you're a seasoned marathoner or a beginner hitting the pavement, learn how to avoid the pitfalls that come with pounding the pavement. Tune in for a run through the biggest mistakes in the running community and discover how to stride confidently towards your goals. Lace 'em up and let's hit the ground running!Support the show and become a member:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1953655/support Support the show

Jon and Julio talk about Doppelgangers, both the spooky shapeshifters of DnD and the bad-omen phantoms of European folklore. We explore some even weirder doppelganger variants from other cultures, and then go over some of the weirdest Doppelganger sightings in recorded history. Are Doppelgangers the ghosts of living people? Psychic projections? Time echoes? Or something even more sinister? https://linktr.ee/scrubmode Sources "The Psychology of the Doppelganger." Dragon #80. TSR, 1983. Robert Dale Owen (1860). Footfalls on the Boundary of Another World. New York: J.B. Lippincott & Company. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK570557/ The Vardogr, Perhaps Another Indicator of the Non-Locality of Consciousness. https://web.archive.org/web/20100107170553/http://www.scientificexploration.org/journal/jse_16_4_leiter.pdf Night Side of Nature; or Ghosts and Ghost-Seers by Catherine Crowe Haunted England: A survey of English ghost-lore by Christinia Hole The Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1980.

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Solomon Kane is one of Robert E. Howard's iconic characters. A Puritan adventurer and swordsman, Kane's adventures were featured in Weird Tales magazine and proved highly popular. He is a complex character, motivated by his strong sense of justice and his deeply moral beliefs. Despite not always being likeable, Kane is one of the enduring characters of the pulp age. In this episode of Conan And Friends, we present you the Solomon Kane story "The Footfalls Within." Season 1 will continue with the remainder of Howard's Solomon Kane stories. Coming soon is Season 2, featuring Conan's complete stories released in the the recommended reading order from scholars.Conan And Friends is brought to you by In Shambles Productions. This episode was produced by audiodrama.ai.You can find the definitive edition of Solomon Kane stories on Amazon, available for 99 cents from our friends at Broadsword Books.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The double Torah portion has a common thread: Those in need of purification, healing, and restoration must go through the agency of a human priest. This human priest is a type and shadow of Messiah Yeshua, a priest after the order of Malkhi-Tzedek. With types and shadows, expect some things to be identical, yet other things to be slightly different in application. As Pastor Mark and Tammy like to say, "patterns and principles." The one seeking restoration brings his or her various offerings to the doorway of the Tent of Meeting. From there, the service works its way inward to the bronze altar. The flames of the bronze altar purge out sin, and they provide atonement, or covering. It is from these very coals that the incense service moves the process of restoration even closer to the Divine Presence, the golden incense altar. In performing their services, the Cohanim were required to wear a turban-like headcover (the high priest wore a type of crown on his) and to be girded with a belt, or sash. Without these, the priests could not perform the service. In contrast, the metzorah, or leper, was required to let his hair go loose and wear torn clothes. These practices were forbidden to the priesthood when they served in the holy spaces, for they are identified with death and mourning. Then Moses said to Aaron and to his sons Eleazar and Ithamar, “Do not uncover your heads nor tear your clothes, so that you will not die and that He will not become wrathful against all the congregation.” (Le 10:6) “As for the leper who has the infection, his clothes shall be torn, and the hair of his head shall be uncovered, and he shall cover his mustache and cry, ‘Unclean! Unclean!'” (Le 13:45) “The priest who is the highest among his brothers, on whose head the anointing oil has been poured and who has been consecrated to wear the garments, shall not uncover his head nor tear his clothes.” (Le 21:10) The moral of the story? Those who minister on behalf of others have fewer “rights” and more “atonement, covering” responsibilities. Priests are not allowed the depth of grieving behaviors permitted to others. So what does that have to do with us? Following the pattern, from Shavuot onward, members of a royal priesthood need “working clothes,” not just a garment of salvation: A headcover, possibly a “credit crown” An untorn garment (why else was Yeshua's garment left whole?) A sash or belt Shavuot is the axis of the journey. The Mishkan and priesthood were inaugurated at Sinai to serve the tribal kingdom of royal priests. We should expect these priestly clothes to be explained in the context of Sinai. Having followed the Presence from Egypt to Sinai, from ”animal food” barley to the finest of wheat at Shavuot in untorn garments of salvation, it was time to receive the additional garments and crowns of a royal priesthood. When the Israelites said, “We will do, and we will hear,” they were awarded two...no, one...crown(s). Please SUBSCRIBE to our newsletter to get new teachings.

Words fail us when we try to speak of the mysteries of life and death and the other soulful experiences of our lives. Except, that is, for the words of poets. In the modern age we turn to poetry as if to holy scripture, searching for the images and metaphors that help us express our deepest fears and our highest hopes. Three poets offer their own words in this episode as together we explore the Eastertide theme of death and resurrection. Rosemary Griebel, Paul Grindlay, and Juleta Severson-Baker consider the classic movement of an Easter weekend from the bleak cross of Good Friday through the numinous waiting of Holy Saturday to the colourful blossoms of Easter morning. At every turn their words give voice to our grief, our doubts, and our joy, as only the words of poets can do.Links and Resources:Rosemary Griebel's collection of poetry, "Yes." was published by Frontenac House in 2011: https://www.frontenachouse.com/product/yes/.  Other poems are found in chapbooks published by Leaf Press. Paul Grindlay's three books of poetry are "Natural Selections" (2020), "'S Word Play" (2021), and "Currents" (2022), all published by Largemouth Basso Books: https://www.paulgrindlay.ca/largemouth-basso-books/. Paul is currently preparing an audio book of his fourth anthology, "Footfalls on the Path of Love." Juleta Severson-Baker's collection of poetry, "Incarnation," was published by Frontenac House in 2013: https://www.frontenachouse.com/product/incarnate/. Other poems are found in chapbooks published by Leaf Press, including "Every*Word*Spoken" (2013).Photo Credit: Nicolas Messifet on UnsplashPersonal LinksMy web site (where you can sign up for my blog): https://www.brianepearson.caMy email address: mysticcaveman53@gmail.comSeries Music Credit"Into the Mystic" by Van Morrison, performed by Colin James, from the album, Limelight, 2005; licensed under SOCAN 2022

In this episode, Lexman takes on the esteemed Richard Dawkins to discuss the intricacies of footfalls and insomniacs. Though both topics may seem somewhat mundane at first, the discussion delves deep into the hidden corners of both subjects. Machiavellian goodness abounds in this episode, so be sure to tune in!

In this episode, Abby and Alan talk about the history of Doppelgängers, including real-life accounts and mythology. Email filmsaboutlunatics@gmail.com to submit your short stories and paranormal experiences.lunaticsproject.comGet Lunatics Merch here. Join the discussion on Discord. Listen to the paranormal playlist I curate for Vurbl, updated weekly! Check out Abby's book Horror Stories. Available in eBook and paperback. Music by Michaela Papa, Alan Kudan & Jordan Moser. Poster Art by Pilar Keprta @pilar.kep.Sources for today's episode:The Night Side of Nature by Catherine Crowe (1850)The Doppelganger Wikipedia EntryResearch paper called The Vardøgr, Perhaps Another Indicator of the Non-Locality of Consciousness by L. DAVID LEITER.Betty T. Bennett. The Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1980. Volume 1, page 245.A listverse.com article by Pauli Poisuo: 10 Disturbing Tales of DoppelgangersWard Hill Lamon's Book The Recollections of Abraham Lincoln Vice Article by Natasha Wynarczyk - The Time When You're Most Likely to See Your DoppelgangerA book called Footfalls on The Boundry of Another World by Robert Dale OwenSupport the show

Choice Classic Radio presents to you Suspense, which aired from 1940 to 1962. Today we bring to you the episode titled “Footfalls.” We hope you enjoy the show! Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at http://choiceclassicradio.com

Saebra Pipoly from Hoof Falls & Footfalls talks about working with first responders to help them work with horses.  Then, how she's incorporating those skills into teaching equestrian sports.  Crew: Jacqueline Tiley &  Coach JennPresented by:  Certified Horsemanship AssociationGuest: Saebra Pipoly | Facebook | Hoof Falls & FootfallsVisit CHA on FacebookTo find a certified riding instructor or an accredited equine facility near you visit CHA.horseThere's an App for that!  Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by Listeners Like YouSupport the show

Saebra Pipoly from Hoof Falls & Footfalls talks about working with first responders to help them work with horses.  Then, how she's incorporating those skills into teaching equestrian sports.  Crew: Jacqueline Tiley &  Coach JennPresented by:  Certified Horsemanship AssociationGuest: Saebra Pipoly | Facebook | Hoof Falls & FootfallsVisit CHA on FacebookTo find a certified riding instructor or an accredited equine facility near you visit CHA.horseThere's an App for that!  Download the new FREE Horse Radio Network App for iPhone and AndroidFollow Horse Radio Network on TwitterAdditional support for this podcast provided by Listeners Like YouSupport the show

A day late and a dollar richer, Dimes and Judas get around to rounding up all the Roe V. Wade opinions that are fit to print and wade into more conspiratorial waters as is demanded by the Economy of Takes. They also discuss the anti-responsibility horror movie Men and body-horror bureaucracy blockbuster Crimes of the Future, relating it to the book "The Human Use of Human Beings" by Norbert Weiner and the parallels between the human brain and cybernetics regarding creating messages that defy the constant entropy demanded by the universe. After breaking down the intricate process of crafting communications for perfect replication and the marriage of human and machine, Dimes sits down to speak with the founder of Imperium Press, Mike. The conversation is rewarding for both men and women of all seasons, delving into the importance of accurate translation of older written works, the synthesizing of Western monotheism and paganism, revitalizing traditionalism in the 21st century, and all the books you should be reading to fix your stupid idiot mind. Music from James Peers: https://bit.ly/3mhsANP

Currently running is Troy Foundry Theatre's take on the Samuel Beckett works "Footfalls," "Rockaby," & "Not I." The performance "Echo Chambers: Beckett³" is running through June 18th at the historic Hart Cluett Museum in Troy, NY. Sina Basila Hickey spoke with Troy Foundry Theater Artistic Director David Girard about the show. More info can be found at www.troyfoundrytheatre.com

Season 13, Episode 18: Modern State of the Format (March-April 2022)   In the last few years the Modern format has experienced more severe changes than at any point in the past. For the constant player, this has been progressive in nature and exciting to follow (even if expensive and a tad overwhelming). However, the brisk pace of change is more challenging for casual Modern fans or people coming back after a break. Today on Faithless Brewing we are responding to the most common questions we got during our last mailbag episode: “How can I get started in Modern?” and “How do I get back into the format after a break?" This episode is intended to be a resource not only for new and returning Modern players, but also for anyone seeking a broader understanding of the top tier meta and the best decks after the Lurrus ban. Our goal is to provide a clear idea of the strategies the most popular decks are employing, the key cards they utilize, and (more importantly for our beloved spike rogues) how to play around them. We cover a dozen top decks and give our best gameplay and sideboarding advice for tackling the meta. So, is it possible to get back into the loop after being away from it? Absolutely yes! We hope this format guide is a stepping stone for anyone that needs it and can help kickstart your journey (back) into Modern. Happy brewing!     **** Like our content? Support us on Patreon and join our brewing community! **** Decklists for this episode can be viewed at FaithlessBrewing.com ****   S13E18 Decklists and Timestamps Tier 1 [7:48] 4c Omnath, 4c Yorion, Money Pile [17:58] Living End, "Grieving End" [25:27] Izzet Murktide [37:19] Hammer Time [46:06] Grixis Death's Shadow, Grixis Shadow, "GDS" Tier 1.5 [50:14] UW Control, Azorius Control [58:32] Boros Burn [1:02:03] Mono Green Tron [1:05:58] Temur Rhinos, Footfalls, "Crashcade" [1:13:52] Amulet Titan Tier 2 [1:22:14] Esper Reanimator [1:28:07] Indomitable Creativity, 4c Creativity [1:32:56] Golgari Yawgmoth

In this episode we discuss the the crashing footfall Temur deck that has been running around modern. It is more tempo based but has powerful control elements. Nan Twitter @TheRealNanMan https://www.youtube.com/NanMan https://Twitch.tv/TheRealNanMan Another way to support the show is with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheRealNanMan You can also check out VODs of the episode over on https://www.youtube.com/ModernMagicMondays --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nanman/support

Live Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Instructor chat on: Why, when, and how we practice emergency dismounts in lessons BEFORE a real emergency happens! Discussion points: Why should we practice emergency dismounts with our students and volunteers? When should we practice emergency dismounts? What are different ways we can practice emergency dismounts with supported riders? What are different ways we can practice emergency dismounts with independent riders? Interested in online 1:1 custom adaptive riding instructor coaching & development, in-person clinics to grow your instructor team, mentoring for instructor certification? I want to help you take your teaching or program to the next level! Email Saebra.p@hooffallsandfootfalls.com and like/follow/subscribe to Hoof Falls & Footfalls on YouTube and Facebook! Want more free educational content and resources made specifically for Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Instructors? Visit https://hooffallsandfootfalls.com/ Wat to learn from more professional adaptive/therapeutic riding instructors with over 100+ years combined experience in the EAS industry? Check out The Intuitive Instructor Club (https://hooffallsandfootfalls.com/intuitiveinstructor/) which includes a library of 60+ hours of educational videos and 2+ hours of new content released each month (and YES....this is a great way to get CEUs for multiple certifying organizations!) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

This replay of a live instructor chat that discusses: Does your lesson horse seem to track or behave better going one direction? Does your student struggle to keep the horse on the rail or stay centered during class? Does your horse seem stiff or uncomfortable during lessons or schooling sessions...particularly to one direction? Find out what might be a factor in the things you are seeing in your equine coworker and some tips to remedy these problems. Visit HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and Find Hoof Falls & Footfalls on YouTube and Facebook! Want to learn from more professional adaptive/therapeutic riding instructors with over 100+ years combined experience in the EAS industry? Check out The Intuitive Instructor Club at IntuitiveInstructorClub.com which includes a GROWING library of 60+ hours (at the time of this episode) of educational videos and 2+ hours of new content released each month (and YES....this is a great way to get continuing education for multiple certifying organizations!). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

A live instructor chat discussing the pros and cons of different teaching positions in the arena for Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Instructors. Standing in the middle, Standing on the centerline, Standing on the midline, Standing in the corner Want more free educational content and resources made specifically for Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Instructors? Visit HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and Find Hoof Falls & Footfalls on YouTube and Facebook! Want to learn from more professional adaptive/therapeutic riding instructors with over 100+ years combined experience in the EAS industry? Check out The Intuitive Instructor Club at IntuitiveInstructorClub.com which includes a library of 60+ hours of educational videos and 2+ hours of new content released each month (and YES....this is a great way to get continuing education for multiple certifying organizations!). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

Replay of the Live Instructor Chat on an "Equipment and Mechanics" themed topic: How rein size, shape, and texture can impact your adaptive/therapeutic riding student Chat covers: Discussion about how rein size, shape, and texture can impact riders of different abilities. Reins can impact rider position and their ability to be successful at rein management, reining, and more! Take a closer look at this often overlooked and under addressed piece of equipment! Want more free educational content and resources made specifically for Adaptive/Therapeutic Riding Instructors? Visit HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and Find Hoof Falls & Footfalls on YouTube and Facebook! Free Summer Book Club live meetings on "The Language of Coaching" during July 2021: get on the notification list here: https://forms.gle/VwaEYPRNEQS1JKKF9 Want to learn from more professional adaptive/therapeutic riding instructors with over 100+ years combined experience in the EAS industry? Check out The Intuitive Instructor Club at IntuitiveInstructorClub.com which includes a library of 60+ hours of educational videos and 2+ hours of new content released each month (and YES....this is a great way to get continuing education for multiple certifying organizations!). --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

ETL Echo Presents Beginning and End by mightbewriting Chapter 37: -.083, -.166, -.250 Part Four: 2005 “What might have been and what has been Point to one end, which is always present. Footfalls echo in the memory Down the passage which we did not take Towards the door we never opened.” — T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets, Burnt Norton — January tick tock tick tock tick tock tick tock

Saebra Pipoly on Mentorship & Education for Instructors On this episode Saebra Pipoly, owner and founder of Hooffalls and Footfalls, busts several myths related to mentoring others and supervising instructors. She provides awesome tips for both mentors and mentees seeking guidance! Join us to hear Saebra speak on the importance of good mentorship and continuing to educate yourself even after you've passed instructor certification. Saebra Pipoly is a PATH Intl. Advanced Therapeutic Riding Instructor, CTRI, ESMHL, Instructor Mentor and a PATH Intl. Registered PATH Intl. Registered OSWC Associate Faculty/Evaluator. She is also the owner/founder of Hooffalls & Footfalls, an all-encompassing educational resource that provides high quality, thought provoking, and ethical content relating to traditional and adaptive equine activities. Through the HF&FF website, blog, and resources, Saebra strives to offer challenging development and educational opportunities to instructors, students, centers and the entire EAS industry. Checkout Saebra's educational services at www.hooffallsandfootfalls.com or @hooffallsandfootfalls on all social media. Help us work toward our mission with a donation: https://www.classy.org/give/168754/#!/donation/checkout This episode is sponsored in part by Equi-Force. Find out more at www. equi-force.org This episode is also sponsored in part by Equicizer. Find out more at www.equicizer.com

With recent rule changes, refereeing is not an easy job. There are so many rules to remember and as our guest today describes it, you have to have them at your fingertips without a second thought. In today’s episode, our guest is the incredible referee, Dereck Prince. Dereck is a former table tennis, badminton, and tennis player turned “pickleball addict.” He is also a data analyst, IPTPA Certified Teaching Professional, USAPA Certified Referee, and USAPA Registered Pickleball Referee Trainer. His passion for the game and skills as a referee have landed him for two years as the referee of gold medal matches at the US Open. Today, Dereck and I discuss his experience as a referee, some of the 2021 rule changes, and he offers tips to players like you who are playing recreationally or considering a tournament. This will certainly not be the last time I have Dereck on the show so stay tuned for more from today’s knowledgeable guest. Show Notes: [1:32] - Dereck shares his background in sports and through these sports he found that later he already had the foundations for pickleball. [2:27] - His entry into pickleball was an amusing experience as Dereck found a new rec center near his home. [3:31] - After going to a pickleball class in 2017, Dereck describes himself as an all-around pickleball addict now. [4:40] - Dereck describes how he decided he wanted to referee. [6:14] - Dereck shares a humorous story of his first refereeing experience. His mistakes motivated him to learn more and eventually seek certification. [7:35] - Something a lot of people don’t know is that Dereck failed the certification test the first time he took it. [9:20] - In 2019, Dereck reffed the US Open in gold medal matches. He describes it as a little nerve-wracking, but he did well and was asked to ref again just last month for the 2021 US Open. [11:17] - Dereck explains how he learned of the honor of reffing gold medal matches. [13:11] - “It’s never the same. It could be the same players but situations always arise that challenge you to have to scurry your brain for the applicable rule and apply it there on the spot.” - Dereck Prince [14:01] - Knowing all the rules at a moment’s notice is a challenge because Trey points out that rules change in this game often. [15:06] - Trey and Dereck discuss drop serves and the provisional rule change to allow anyone to use it. [16:37] - Referees have to closely watch serves and Dereck compares some of the serves to those in tennis and why they are not all allowed. [17:58] - Footfalls on the kitchen line still continue to b

A blind cobbler who is adept at identifying people through their footsteps is talking to a cop about how he had waited years to kill a man.  Commentary on star J. Carroll Naish.  Plus, the episode's one big flaw.

Episode Notes On a cold Valentine's evening a young woman finds out she has a secret admirer, and they want more than just her heart... And they'll do ANYTHING to get it! Be Mine by Shane Migliavacca Buy the new "Babysitter Massacre" book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P4ZF9LG/ Get Cool Merchandise http://store.weeklyspooky Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsome Support Weekly Spooky by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Contact Us/Submit a Story twitter.com/WeeklySpooky facebook.com/WeeklySpooky WeeklySpooky@gmail.com Music by Ray Mattis http://raymattispresents.bandcamp.com Produced by Daniel Wilder This episode sponsored by HenFlix.com For everything else visit WeeklySpooky.com Transcript: She’d just sat down on the bed, with the cat snuggling up next to her, when the knock at the door came. Blake looked over at her roommate Cassie, buried in her phone and closer to the door. “Door?”  Cassie didn’t answer.  “Nope, guess not.”  Blake looked down at her cat, Dean.  “Sorry buddy.”  She stood, as the cat looked up at her completely disappointed.  Blake crossed the small, messy dorm room as another knock came.  “I got it.”  “Huh?” Cassie mumbled.  Opening the door, Blake was greeted by Maggie from down the hall. The girl beamed at her from behind a pair of thick glasses.  “Here.” She thrust a pink heart shaped box at Blake. “Uh, thanks. I guess.” Blake said, taking the box.  Maggie frowned. “It’s not from me. It was sitting on the table in the lobby with your name on it.” “Oh, thanks.” A box of candy… for her? There was nobody she could think of who’d do something like that.  “Going to the Valentine’s dance tonight?” Maggie asked, before Blake could shut the door. “Nope, got a paper to finish.” “That sucks.” Blake shut the door. It really did suck, but not for the reason Maggie thought. She was struggling with the assignment, dragging her feet on it since day one. Now the deadline was looming.  There was a pink envelope taped to the box’s front with Blake’s name written in glitter. Inside was a Valentine’s card with a cute cat on the front which read ‘Your purrrfect’.  Underneath the card’s message was another, written in red ink. It read ‘Roses are red, violets are blue. I choose you. Meet me under the east bleachers at 8 pm’. “What’s that?” Cassie asked.  “It’s alive.” Blake answered.  “Huh?” Blake rattled the box. “Someone left me a Valentine's gift.” “You got a secret admirer.” “Guess so, they want me to meet them tonight, under the bleachers.”  “Probably some townie rapists looking to assault a rich college girl.” “I’m not rich.” “They don’t know that. Pop that fucker open.” Cassie said, sliding forward on her bed. “Bet there’s a human heart inside.” “Nope, candies.” Blake answered, popping a chocolate into her mouth.  “Damn.” Cassie groaned. “Gonna meet this mystery admirer?” “No time for love Dr. Jones. I’ve got a paper to finish.” Blake pet the cat, still lounging on her bed, before picking up her coat and book-bag. “I’m off to the library. Billy’s letting me in.” “Oh kinky.” Cassie laughed. “There’s your secret heart sender.” “Billy? I’m pretty sure he’s gay.”  “Well, so are you.” Cassie stated. “It doesn't work that way. He doesn't have the kind of… parts I like.” Blake slipped on her coat, and rested the strap of the book-bag on her shoulder.  “What about you, meeting Steve at the dance?”  Cassie’s gaze drifted over to her phone lying on the bed next to her.  “Naw, he’s busy tonight. Just gonna chill here with the cat and some TV.” “Oh, sorry. I knew you were looking forward to it.”  A smile crept across Cassie’s face. “Hey, we could go together.”  Blake could see the hopeful look in her friend’s eyes, which made what she had to say painful. “I’m sorry… I-I wish I could.” She said. “If I don’t hunker down and finish this paper… I can’t screw up. My parents sacrificed a lot to get me here.” She could feel her heart start to beat a bit faster as she imagined going back home after flunking out… the disappointment etched into her parents’ faces. Blake felt sweat trickle down her cheek as she started to breathe more rapidly.  ‘Control’, she told herself, taking in a deep, slow breath.  “Don’t worry about it. I wasn’t totally serious about it.” Cassie said, perhaps sensing her friend’s stress. “I’m better off staying in tonight anyway.”  “Everything okay?”  “Yeah, just a little bummed. Nothing big.” “You sure? I could stay.” “I’m sure. Go. Get that paper done.”  “Okay. I’m sorry.” “Don’t be. I never am.” Blake stepped out into the hallway, making her way past a group of girls all dressed up for the dance, before stepping outside into the bitter February air. The cold cut through her as she started across campus.  Taking a pair of earbuds from her coat, she hit ‘play’ on her phone. She’d put together a mix for tonight… something to get her motivated and keep her going.  Walking along a lit path, snow and ice crunched under Blake’s boots. Taking in a deep breath of cold air, she felt her heartbeat going back to normal.  Since middle school, Blake had suffered panic attacks. She had trouble keeping her grades up… trouble fitting in. She’d found ways to cope with it over the years with the help of the school counselor, Miss Cheryl.  Getting this paper finished would relieve a lot of stress.  Most of the campus buildings were dark, only lit by a few lights left on inside and some spotlights outside. So many shadows, perfect for a townie to be lurking. Blake wanted to laugh off Cassie’s comment, but here… alone in the night… she wasn’t so sure it was something to laugh at.  Stopping to adjust her heavy book-bag, Blake became aware of something as the song she was listening to faded out. Footfalls on the snow.  She turned, picturing a salivating pack of townie boys ready to pounce.  Ready to swing her book-bag like a mace, Blake wouldn’t go down without a fight. She turned and found herself face to face with a campus security guard. “Hey… hey miss.” The man nodded. “Where are you headed tonight?”  Not wanting to get Billy in trouble, she fibbed.  “Meeting a friend to study.” She smiled.  She noticed his name-tag read ‘Stu’. He looked like a ‘Stu’ Blake thought. “I see, nose to the grindstone and all that. Commendable.”  “Thanks.”  Blake could feel his eyes on her as she continued on. She felt a little better knowing there was somebody out keeping watch while most of the campus was at the dance.  The library, designed in the mid-sixties, stood out against the rest of the campus which had been renovated in the last few years.  She knocked on the staff door around the building’s back. After a few minutes of standing around waiting, and thinking Billy wasn’t even in there, the lock clicked and the metal door opened.  A young man, a thin shadow of stubble covering his lower face, peeked his head out. His eyes darted back and forth before stopping on Blake. “Is it secret? Is it safe?” “Billy.” Blake said, wearily.  He smiled broadly. “Sorry, couldn’t resist… all this clandestine shit.” “It was your idea for me to use the staff entrance.” “Didn’t want somebody seeing you come in the front after hours. Old man Styles would have my ass for breakfast.”  Blake shivered as the wind gusted. “Gonna let me in already? My non-existent lady balls are freezing off. ” Billy stepped aside and Blake entered what appeared to be the library’s office area… a cluttered mess of desks and cabinets. From somewhere in the library, Elvis crooned away as they stepped into the main room. Only half lit, the library was a maze of bookshelves and shadows.  “Feel free to set up shop anywhere, I’ll be down here doing inventory awhile, so don’t worry about getting the boot.” Blake smiled. “Thank you for this. There’s just too much chaos back at the dorm to focus, besides Cassie didn’t go out tonight.” “Oh, she didn’t go to the dance?” “Naw,  got stood up.” “Kind of the same for me, all my help bailed so they could go to the dance.” “Well, at least you got the King.” “Music isn’t gonna be a problem is it?”  “Nope. Brought my own.” Blake pointed to her earbuds. “Where’s it coming from anyway?” “Old man Styles has a record player hooked up to the PA. He’s got a shit ton of vinyl in his office.” Billy pointed over his shoulder at the head librarian’s office. “Helps the night go quicker.” Blake headed upstairs, and plopped down at a desk off in a corner. With her paper and reference material laid out on the desk, Blake popped open an energy drink and took a sip. “Sweet, sweet caffeine.”  She un-paused her music and got to work.  Cassie’s finger hung over the ‘send’ button. How long ago had it been since she’d sent it? She wasn’t sure.  She read the message again:’ I know about the two of you’.  The message remained unseen by Steve. A part of her regretted sending it, the part that still loved him… even though she’d seen them together.  Fuck it. Fuck him, the shit. “More Cheaters coming up.” The TV promised.  Cassie pet the cat lying next to her.   “Here I am on Valentine’s Day, petting my gay roommate’s pussy, watching Cheaters all alone.”  Cassie groaned, tapping the back of her head against the wall.  “Sorry kitty, but I gotta bounce.”  Cassie put on some lipstick, looking at herself in the mirror. “Fuck you Steve.”  Putting on her jacket, Cassie looked at the cat curled up on her bed. “I’ll leave the TV on for you. Learn from Cheaters pal… don’t fall in love.” Snow had begun to fall, whipped along by the wind. Cassie was in the mood to do something bad.  She could head to the dance, maybe find some action there. No, all those couples… dancing… kissing.  She’d feel more alone then back in their dorm room.  Instead, Cassie headed towards the library.  She hugged herself as wind blew across the path, swirling snow in its wake.  Cassie approached the sliding glass doors and peered inside.  She knocked on the glass. “Hello? Anybody around?”  She shivered and knocked on the window again. There seemed to be music coming from inside. Someone had to be in there.  “Hey! Anybody alive in there!” “Keep it down!” A voice barked at her from inside.  Billy glared at her from over a stack of books. Cassie frowned. “Sorry. Jeez. Is Blake in there?” “Why?” “I’m her roommate. I gotta tell her something.” Cassie shivered. “Please.” Billy shook his head. “Go around back.”  “Thanks.” Going around the back of the building, she saw the door open and the young man motioned for her to hurry up. He slammed the door shut behind them as Cassie silently gave thanks for the heat.  “When I invited Blake to study here tonight, I didn’t think it was an open invitation.”   “Billy?” Cassie asked. “Blake didn’t tell me you were such a grump.” He laughed. “I just don’t want to get my ass in trouble. This job helps pay the bills.” Cassie looked him over. “I don’t see any trouble with your ass.” This visibly threw him off.  “Um, so Blake is upstairs studying. I can show you the way.”  “No need to show me. I’ve been here before… I know her hangout spot.”  “I’ve noticed you around.”  “Really?” A loud knock from the front of the library startled the both of them.  “What the fuck?” Billy complained. “Are you expecting somebody?”  “Um, no. Unless the cat followed me.”  “Bill Murdock?” A man hollered from outside. “Shit.” Billy said. “Stay here. Stay hidden.” Billy left the office, Cassie could hear him talking to the other man… music from the speakers obscuring some of their conversation.  Billy assured him everything was okay.  The man laughed, then wished Billy a goodnight.  He came back looking harried.  “Everything cool?” Cassie asked.  “Yeah, just the security guy making his rounds. You better head up before someone else shows up.”  Stu  almost made it back to the ‘security hut’ as he called it, when his phone rang. The ‘Psycho theme’ ringtone told him all he needed to know. He didn’t want to answer it… but ignoring it would be worse.  “Hi honey.” Stu tried to sound happy as he answered.  “What are you doing?”  “Walking my rounds. How about you honey?”  “Sitting here alone! What do you think?”  Shit. Wrong choice of words. “I’m sorry baby. If I could get out of this I would. But there’s nobody else.” “Tell me the truth. You're not banging one of those young college floozies, are you?” “No… ” He tried to reassure her. “I never would. I love you.” Somebody giggled.  “Are you laughing at me?” He asked. “The hell are you talking about?” The childlike giggle came again. This time he was sure it wasn’t his wife. “Okay, who’s out there?”  Another giggle from somewhere in the dark, just off the footpath.  Stu took out his flashlight and shined it into the darkness. He expected to see a couple of the students pranking him… instead there was nothing.  “Stu! What the hell is going on?” His wife asked. “Sorry honey, work… got to go.”  He hung up. Stepping off the path, he shined his light over the snow covered ground. There was nothing out of the ordinary… but a quick flash of movement among the trees caught his eye. More giggling rung out.  “Look, knock it off kid. Go back to the dance or the dorm.” Un-holstering his pistol, Stu approached the trees.  “If I catch you and you’re high on something, your butt will be expelled!” His gut instinct was to walk away. Don’t give the little punk the satisfaction of playing their game. Sadly, when it came to his job, Stu was a stubborn man… so he went forward.  “Listen. Show yourself. I’ll take you in, you can sleep it off on the couch and go in the morning. Sound good?” Stu was answered with the sound of glass shattering.  “Shit. Had to do this the hard way.”  Ahead, through the trees, Stu could see the side of the Visual Arts building. The glass of one of the ground floor windows had been broken. Shining the flashlight inside, he could see traces of snow on the dark linoleum floor.  “So much for a quiet night.” He muttered, entering the side door. Rounding the corner he stopped. Something was laid out on the floor in a straight line leading further down the hallway.  Stu bent down, getting a good look at what was sitting on the floor… a little pink candy heart.  For the first time he could remember, Stu was scared shitless.  As much as he wanted to head back to the hut and forget this crap, he couldn’t.  He stood, gun at the ready, and followed the trail of candy. The trail ended in front of a pair of large auditorium doors.  Stu nudged the doors open slowly. The large room was completely dark.  He advanced slowly down the main aisle, swinging his flashlight side to side. The light danced over the seats, pausing on each one long enough to see… nobody.  There was only one place left someone could be hiding, the stage.  The stage was made up to look like a girl’s bedroom. There was a large bed, a desk, and nightstand.  As he walked up the wooden steps to the stage, there was an obvious shape under the blankets on the bed… a human shape. “All right.” Stu said, gun trained on the bed. “Game’s up.” He yanked back the blankets in one swift motion, ready to grab the little shit hiding there.  A grinning plastic face stared up at him from the human-sized doll that laid there.  Suddenly, pain erupted from his left Achilles tendon.  He fell hard sending his gun and flashlight from his hands and across the stage floor.  Stu watched as a figure slid out from under the bed and stood brandishing a bloody knife in their gloved hand.  The short figure wore a beat up old army jacket, with a gray hoodie underneath. The hood was pulled up, hiding their face in shadows. They playfully waved at him. “Oh god.” Stu stammered. Turning over, he crawled towards the gun. “Leave me alone!” He screamed. Those words would be Stu’s last as the figure jumped on his back, driving their knees in, and knocking the wind out of him. Stu felt the cold steel of the blade against his throat, as that childish laugh filled his ears.  Cassie found Blake sound asleep at her desk.  She didn’t have the heart to wake her sleeping friend. Instead she went downstairs where Billy was still hard at work as Bobby Darin sang about the sea. “Don’t you ever take a break?”  “Sooner I get this done, sooner I get to go home and sleep.” Billy said, scanning a book.  “Sleep is overrated. C’mon, take a break.” She walked over to Billy and leaned on one of the bookshelves, trying to look as seductive as possible.  “How’s Blake doing?” Billy asked, sounding a little uncomfortable with her close proximity.  “Unfortunately, she’s sleeping. Now, here’s my thing. I’m having a bad night. I need something, anything to take my mind off the shit.” She leaned in close to Billy’s ear. “So, how about taking a break?” “Listen, you're very attractive. Don’t think I haven’t noticed. But...um, I have a lot of work here and shit.” She kissed him on the cheek. “I can help, I’m very good with the Dewey Decimal System.” “Well…” “Oh!” Cassie exclaimed. “So not gay.”  “Huh?” Billy looked up at her.  “Nothing.” She said, breathing heavy.  They were in the back corner of the library, behind a shelf of rarely used books.  Cassie laid her head on Billy’s bare shoulder. “I don’t do this, it’s just tonight.” She said. “I don’t want you to think I’m easy.” “I don’t… I wouldn’t.” Billy said. “I know this is just a fluke… a one time thing.”  “I wouldn’t say that.” She laughed. “We’ll see… okay?” “Yeah!” Cassie laid there feeling her heartbeat go back to normal. It was the first time she noticed the silence.  “Record stopped.” She said. “Guess so.”  “How much trouble would you be in if Oldman Styles caught us?”  “Are you crazy, he’d have my ass thrown out of school.” “From what I’ve heard, this isn’t the first time someone got some in the library.” “Miss Walton?” Cassie nodded. “And Coach Greer. It’s a rumor anyway.” Billy laughed. “It’s more than that. I almost walked in on them one night in the projection room.” “She might have asked you to join in!”  The pair giggled. “Well, I got to get back to work.” Billy said. “I wish-” Cassie cut him off, kissing him.  “I know, duty calls.” She sat up. “I’ll go see if Blake is up.”   The PA crackled with static as another record started to play.  “How?” Cassie asked, looking at Billy. “Only one way.” He replied. “Somebody else.”  “Who? Blake wouldn’t, I don’t think.” “I’ll go look.” “I’ll go with you.” “Stay here. If it’s the old man or Stu or somebody… I’m toast.” He surprised Cassie by giving her a quick kiss on her cheek. She watched him hurry off, feeling a sudden nervousness.  She waited, listening.  With the music it was hard to make anything out. Cassie could hear Billy say something, then he yelled one word that sent a chill through her whole being. “Run!” Blake woke with a start.  She’d dreamed of a dark figure standing behind her, stroking her hair. A great mechanical roar erupted from within it, making her jump.  Above her the overhead heater rumbled to life. How long had she been asleep? How much time had she lost? She’d only meant to grab a quick nap.  Groggy, Blake fumbled for her phone, knocking over an empty energy drink. “Caffeine, you betray me.”   The earbuds dangled from her ears, but her phone was gone. Blake checked the rest of the desk and the floor.  “What the hell?” It couldn’t just be gone. From downstairs music drifted up. Billy was still here. The music was something classical, though Blake wasn’t sure of the composer.  Blake went downstairs, despite the music, there was an odd stillness to everything.  “Billy?” The song reached its climax before going to static. Outside wind rattled the library’s large glass windows. The snow was starting to fall heavier now.  The clock over the front desk said 1: 30. She’d slept for hours.  “Billy.” She called out again, worry straining her voice.  From somewhere in the library a childlike giggle answered her. “C’mon, this isn’t funny. Stop screwing around.” Fear climbed up her ribcage and threatened to take hold of her.    A flicker of light caught Blake’s eye. Something moved in the library’s rear, accompanied by the sound of voices.  The light was coming from the conference room. The wall mounted TV had been turned on, and a presentation on the college's renovation played to a darkened room.  A lone figure sat, back to Blake, watching the screen.   Blake walked around the side of the seated figure, before she saw their face, she knew.  Billy sat there unmoving, staring straight ahead. A large bloody wound covered his chest. His arms laid outstretched in front of him, his hands cupped together holding something. An offering. A heart sat in his hands. A note was pinned to it… ‘I heart you’ written in blood.  She ran from the room, and charged the front door, only to find it locked.  Frustrated and scared, she pounded on the glass, but it was unwavering.  There had to be another way out. The office, where Billy had let her in!   Entering the office, Blake scanned the room, there could be somebody hiding behind one of the desks. The door on the other side of the room might as well have been miles away.  Blake grabbed a silver letter opener from the nearest desk. She held it out like a crucifix to ward off some unseen evil.  Blake got to the door without incident and found it locked.  “Shit.”  She headed back out to the main area. There must be another way out… a fire exit, something...  She headed through the center of the library. Something slowly moved down one of the aisles, making Blake stop.  Crouching, she slid the letter opener into her jean’s pocket. She crawled on her hands and knees, trying to get a better view. Slowly she pulled a book from the shelf, and peered through the gap, coming face to face with Stu the security guard. His body lay on the ground, lifeless, his head tilted to the side looking straight at her.  Her breathing became louder, more ragged… threatening to give her away.  Control.  A gloved hand gripped her shoulder.  “Boo!” Grabbing a book from the shelf, Blake lashed out hitting somebody. She didn’t stay to see who.  She ran, throwing books over her shoulder at an unseen pursuer.  Blake ran back to the entrance, pounding on the glass. “Let me out!” She screamed.  Enthusiastic clapping made her turn to see a figure sitting on the checkout counter, a hood obscuring their face.  “Wow! That was great!” They pulled the hood down, revealing a young woman with short black hair.  “I was surprised.” The girl said, holding up a cell phone. “You have an eclectic taste in music.”  The girl started swiping through tracks on the phone as Blake stood watching in shock. “Some of it is good… but there’s a lot of crap.” She continued going through the songs. “Crap, crap, crap.”  “Ooh.” She laughed. “Barracuda!” Tossing the phone over her shoulder. “What the fuck is going on?” Blake asked. “Why didn’t you meet me?” The girl sounded hurt. “I sent you chocolates. Would it have been so hard? I thought you were different then those others.” Blake had seen this girl somewhere before… in the dorm or a class… maybe they’d passed in the hallway.  The girl looked at her genuinely hurt. “You don’t remember? First day orientation? You sat down next to me and smiled. We talked about how nervous we were. Or that time I tripped? You stopped when nobody else did… helped me pick up my books… asked me if I was okay.” The girl sighed. “I’ve loved you since I first saw you. That's why I got transferred to Mr Sigmond’s class. So I could be near you.” “You-you killed Billy because of me?” Blake felt her head spin.  “Like the song says, the problem with me is you.” The girl jumped down from the counter. “Billy wasn’t the only one. As you saw, I killed that doofus security guard… can’t have him interrupting.” She reached into her jacket and pulled out a keychain. “Besides I needed this.”  This was madness, Blake needed to get away… get help. She felt her heart beat faster… felt it harder to breathe.  “You think I’ll just fall in love with you?” “Why not? You're the only one who ever noticed me… no one else has. They ignore me.” “Oh god, you insane bitch.” “I’m in love.”  “Maybe, maybe you are.” Blake smiled. “You did all this for me?” She walked towards the girl. “I don’t even know your name.”  “Terri. My name is Terri.”  “That’s a nice name.” Blake reached her hand out towards the girl. Her other hand slid into her pocket, touching the hilt of the letter opener.  Terri grabbed Blake’s outstretched arm, pulling her along. “C’mon! I have one last gift for you!” They stopped at the door to old man Styles office.  “What’s behind door number one?” Terri asked. “Any guesses?”  Blake held the letter opener, now concealed under her shirt sleeve. What could this maniac be planning? “No? All right.” Terri sighed, a little disappointed.   She opened the door, to reveal a beaten Cassie lashed to Mr. Styles’ chair.   Terri wheeled her out of the office.  “Oh shit.” Blake took a step back. “What have you done?” “Nothing… but you’re going to. See, she had to come snooping around… screw up everything. She gave Billy a pretty good screw before I killed him.” Cassie glared at the girl. A muffled “Fuck you.” could be heard through her gag.  “If you really, really love me, then you’ll kill her… like I killed for you.” Terri pulled Stu’s gun from her jacket, and pushed the barrel against Cassie’s temple. With her other hand, she pulled a large knife out and tossed it onto the floor in front of Blake.  “Two things can happen.” Terri stated. “Pick up that knife and kill her… or I kill the both of you.” Blake shook her head in disbelief. “How would we get away with it? Your fingerprints… my fingerprints… all over everything.” “Simple. She did it. We’d be each other’s alibi. She went nuts, killed Stu… fucked Billy… and then came after us. We killed her in self defense.” “And we live happily ever after?”  “More or less.” Blake looked down at her best friend, then up at Terri. Bending down she picked up the knife and stood in front of her terrified friend.  Terri trained the gun on Blake. “Don’t try anything.”  Blake and Cassie locked eyes.  “Would you just kill the bitch already.” Terri ordered. “It’s been a long night.” Blake took a deep breath, finally in control.  She pushed the chair into Terri with all her strength, knocking the girl down. The gun erupted as Terri fired.  Blake fell on the girl. They struggled, and the gun flew from Terri’s hand. The two fought for the knife, until finally the knife found its way into Terri. Terri looked into Blake’s eyes, and smiled, blood staining her lips. “She loves me. She loves me not.” Terri lamented, touching Blake’s face before letting out a groan and going limp. Blake used her last bit of strength to cut her friend free. “You okay?” She asked Cassie. “Not really.” Cassie laughed, choking back tears.  “Fuck.” Blake said, looking down at her side. An expanding red stain darkened her shirt. “I’ve been shot.” “Hang on, I’ll get help.” Cassie ran into Styles’ office. Blake could hear her talking to 911.  Blake leaned against a bookshelf, looking at Terri.  “Happy fucking Valentine's Day.”  Support Weekly Spooky - Scary Stories to Keep You Up at Night by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/weekly-spooky Find out more at http://weeklyspooky.com

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Instructors and centers in the Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies (EAAT) industry often ask if there is a "list" of suggested requirements when they are looking for and screening a new equine. This Instructor Chat will cover this topic and talk about the various factors that may go into an instructor or center's "List" when searching for a new equine coworker. Instructor Chat Presented by Saebra Pipoly (PATH Intl. Advanced Therapeutic Riding Instructor, Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning, Instructor Mentor, and Associate Faculty/Evaluator for the Registered TRI Workshop & Certification) Learn more about Hoof Falls & Footfalls by visiting our website! www.hooffallsandfootfalls.com and IntuitiveInstructorClub.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

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In this interview, Saebra Pipoly of Hoof Falls & Footfalls talks with Dr. Rebecca Wara-Goss about her new dissertation: "Horses Healing The Wounded Warrior: A Qualitative Inquiry of Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy in Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder for Female Veterans" Request a copy of her dissertation: rrwaragoss.lmft@gmail.com https://eudaemoniaconnections.com Dissertation Abstract: Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a major concern for military veterans in the United States and current research on women's experiences in the military and the effects of their postmilitary PTSD are limited. Currently, there are a variety of evidence-based and alternative treatment options for veterans with PTSD, and one alternative treatment option includes equine-facilitated psychotherapy (EFP). EFP is a form of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) that integrates the human–animal bond as part of treatment and recovery. The purpose of this exploratory study was to explore in-depth experiences of the horse–human relationship in EFP with female veterans to elucidate how the horse–human relationship may assist in reducing impacts of PTSD. The research question was, “What is the lived experience of EFP in female veterans with PTSD?” The research was designed as an exploratory qualitative inquiry study that utilized semi-structured interviews with 10 female veterans. The findings from this study included six theme groupings with a total of thirty-three themes found. The most significant themes common to five or more participants included: Emotional discomfort with the horse, Spiritual experience with the horse, Experience of safety with the horse, Visual contact with the horse, Emotional connection with the horse, Beneficial impact of therapy, Increased connection with others, Reduced anxiety, Reduced withdrawal, EFP advocacy for others, and Delayed awareness of PTSD. Through exploring the nature of the human–animal bond in EFP, this research revealed invaluable insights into the potential healing power of horses and alternative mental health treatment options and served to honor women's experiences in the military. In addition, this qualitative study provided an opportunity to gather rich detail and general information as to the effects of EFP for sufferers of PTSD." Keywords animal-assisted therapy (AAT) equine-facilitated psychotherapy (EFP) female veterans human-animal bond (HAB) Interconnectivity posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment options Learn more about Hoof Falls & Footfalls: HoofFallsandFootfalls.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

This Instructor Chat shares some tips on teaching and instructor mindset when working with a student who is nonverbal or has limited communication. Tips and techniques are geared for instructors that teach Adaptive Riding and/or Adaptive Horsemanship lessons. Key Points: What mindset do I have when working with this type of student? What ways to I adapt my teaching? What are some top 'tips' I give to other instructors? Instructor Chat Presented by Saebra Pipoly (PATH Intl. Advanced Therapeutic Riding Instructor, Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning, Instructor Mentor, and Associate Faculty/Evaluator for the Registered TRI Workshop & Certification) Learn more about Hoof Falls & Footfalls by visiting our website! www.hooffallsandfootfalls.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

Saebra Pipoly of Hoof Falls & Footfalls interviews Frankie Lovato, Jr. of Equicizer. Frankie shares ups and downs from his long career as an award winning jockey and how a big "down" led to the invention of his first "wood horse"....now dubbed the Equicizer. The Equicizer has been revolutionary in how and what can be taught in both the traditional equine and Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies industries. Frankie also shares some words of wisdom for professionals and instructors in the EAAT industry. Learn more about the Equicizer on their website (equicizer.com), facebook page (facebook.com/equicizer), and facebook group (facebook.com/equicizertherapy) Find more professional and affordable mentoring, development, and education for instructors in the EAAT Industry at HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and IntuitiveInstructorClub.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

Saebra Pipoly of Hoof Falls & Footfalls interviews Erin Bevington of HETRA and Equi-Force. Erin is a PATH Intl. CTRI Therapeutic Riding Instructor and shares the story of how she became an instructor, the beginning of HETRA, and highs and lows during her time in the Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies Industry. Erin also shares about Equi-Force (equi-force.com), a database that is upping the game for documentation and record keeping of fellow instructors and centers. Find more free and low cost education for instructors in the EAAT Industry at HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and IntuitiveInstructorClub.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

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Looking at the current state of the digital signage channel, and what trade shows are doing to become virtual events amidst the recent pandemic.

Saebra Pipoly of Hoof Falls & Footfalls interviews Stefani Viktora Zabala of EAAT Virtual Education Co-Op Stefani is a PATH Intl. Certified Advanced Therapeutic Riding Instructor, Interactive Vaulting Instructor, and Equine Specialist in Mental Health and Learning. Stefani shares the story of how she became an instructor, highs and lows during her time in the Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies Industry, and talks about her new project: The EAAT Virtual Education Co-Op (virtualeducationco-op.com). Find more free and low cost education for instructors in the EAAT Industry at HoofFallsandFootfalls.com and IntuitiveInstructorClub.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

TOPIC: How do we start offering Equine Assisted Activities, such as Adaptive Horseback Riding, after this unplanned break? Although I've been a little hesitant to a chat on this topic because I feel like I don't have black and white answers....it's time to start talking about how to start back up when, not if, we start serving our participants again. Heck....no one has all the answers right now so let's dig into this current hot topic even if it's a sensitive one that has a lot of gray areas. This chat will offer discussion points and thought exercises to help instructors and centers navigate through how they can start serving participants again in a way that works for their specific program and location. Talking points will include: 1. Preparing our equine co-workers 2. Preparing our participants 3. Preparing our volunteers 4. Preparing our staff Want to learn more? Check out: Hoof Falls & Footfalls (www.HoofFallsandFootfalls.com) The Intuitive Instructor Club (www.IntuitiveInstructorClub.com) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

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Hang on tight…we're going to talk about a hot topic: Student Weight Limits and Weigh-ins. (Weight Limits 0:00- 21:15) (Weigh-ins 21:51-end) Establishing a weight limit policy can be difficult….enforcing that policy consistently even harder. Saebra will discuss her thoughts on this topic and offer suggestions on: Setting weight limits for our equines Factors that may impact weight limits Starting or modifying a weight limit policy Weigh-ins…should you do them? Link to HF&FF Blog on Weight Limits: https://hooffallsandfootfalls.com/wei... Link to study mentioned in video: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/f... Learn more about Hoof Falls & Footfalls: www.HoofFallsandFootfalls.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooffallsandfootfalls/support

Faithless Brewing, Episode 12: Brought Back Core Set 2020's Brought Back took a star turn during our Lotus Field deep dive a couple weeks ago. So naturally, we Brought it Back for another chance at Modern glory, this time as the featured build-around. Part ramp, part card draw, part reanimation, Brought Back offers a little bit of everything. The only catch? You have to play white. Dave has some ideas, but what did we miss? Spice Roundup: New Takes on Old Favorites The wicked Bridge is dead, so it is time for the brewers to come out to play. Spicy decks are everywhere in the 5-0 league results, including some nice takes on cards we have previously explored. Kiora, Behemoth Beckoner Kiora's Dragons (Damon): 2-3 Modern Invitational, powerful but sideboard has "leaky bucket" problem Niv-Mizzet Reborn Glittering Niv (lan2_13, 5-0 league): six dorks, 4 Glittering Wish, light on green sources Rainbow Snow (Jiggywiggy, 5-0 league): 10 snow basics + Astrolabe, no Pillar of Paruns Force of Virtue  WR Loxobots (Erks, 5-0 league)  Oketra's Monument (Rebus8, 5-0 league)  Zoo Squad (jjenson187, 5-0 league; Hybrid7, 5-0 league)  Flashback: Crashing Footfalls We hoofed it through a few leagues with Crashing Footfalls, trying out multiple strategies for getting the rhinos into play. The card was quite powerful in a number of shells, but in the end there could only be one winner of the Rhino Rumble. UR Rhinos (KyFly1): 4-6 test leagues, strong but narrow in scope  Restore Rhinos (Jakesbaked): 5-0 test league, felt more versatile against a wide field  BR Free (Dzy): 1-4 test league, fragile and very hard to cast Footfalls  Temur Ascendancy (SvenSveeterSven, 5-0 league) Brew Session: Brought Back Bant Brought Back (Sketch)  Naya Landfall (Sketch) If you have a list with Brought Back, or suggestions for one of our builds, we would love to hear from you! Send us your build and we may feature it on next week's episode of the cast. Contact Us Twitter: @FaithlessMTG Email: faithless.brewing@gmail.com Homepage: faithlessbrewing.podbean.com 

Faithless Brewing, Episode 11: Crashing Footfalls Are you ready for a RHINO RUMBLE?!? Crashing Footfalls joins the lineage of "can't be cast" suspend cards that are historically powerful and ripe for abuse. The combination with Ancestral Visions gives a critical mass of generically powerful suspend cards, in contrast to all-in build-arounds like Living End, Restore Balance, or Wheel of Fate. But what is the best route for casting the Rhinos, and from which zone? Are we willing to wait for them, or do we need to make our Rhinos right now? Roundup: Brewing After Hogaak They actually did it. Bridge from Below got the axe after just four weeks on Magic Online. The crew discusses the post-ban metagame: what's still strong, what may rise again, and what a brewer should be prepared to face. Also: decks we plan to test in preparation for GP Minneapolis. Flashback: Lotus Field We put Lotus Field through its paces in four different builds, discovering quite a bit of clunk (drawing the 2nd copy is awful, Blood Moon and Damping Sphere are embarrassing) but also unlocking several powerful synergies. Blood Sun and the Brought Back + Flagstones + Ghost Quarter package were very solid and worthy of further exploration. Blood Sun Eldrazi: 2-3 league, curve was disastrous, but Blood Sun is strong RG Assault Loam: 2-3 league, needs speed and more versatile control elements GW Brought Back: 3-2 league, Brought Back is strong, but needs better early plays Twiddle Storm: 5-5 leagues, excellent in game 1, vulnerable after sideboarding Brew Session: Crashing Footfalls We take a slightly different approach this week, as several lists with Crashing Footfalls have already seen success. However, each of them tackles the "can't be cast" problem differently, opting to cheat the card into play either from hand, from graveyard, or from the top of the library. If you want to get really crazy, you can even suspend it the "normal" way and wait. Which routes are the most effective, and are there additional enablers that have not been fully explored? Restore Dominance (Jakesbaked, 5-0 league x2)Rhino enablers: 7 hand (As Foretold, Electrodominance), 2 graveyard (Finale of Promise). Green mana: yes. UR As Foretold (KyFly1, 11-4 GP Dallas, 5-0 league, 6-2 Modern Challenge)Rhino enablers: 8 hand (As Foretold, Electrodominance), 3 graveyard (Dreadhorde Arcanist). Green mana: no. Black-Red Free (Dzy, 5-0 league)Rhino enablers: 5 graveyard (Dreadhorde Arcanist, Finale of Promise), 4 hand (Electrodominance). Green mana: yes. Living End "Fakeout" (MagicAids youtube + keatingn, 5-0 league)Rhino enablers: 12 library (Violent Outburst, Demonic Dread, Bloodbraid Elf). Green mana: no. Rhino Conjuring (Sketch)Rhino enablers: 4 library (Collected Conjuring), 4 hand (As Foretold), 4 graveyard (Dreadhorde Arcanist, Finale of Promise). Green mana: TBD. Contact Us Got feedback for us? Have suggestions for one of our builds, or testing results with a deck we've discussed? We would love to hear from you! Twitter: @FaithlessMTG Email: faithless.brewing@gmail.com Homepage: faithlessbrewing.podbean.com     

The famous paranormal story of the moving coffins of Barbados, several other instances of moving coffins, and the coffin of Henry VIII. Photo Gallery: https://www.facebook.com/andrew.d.gable/media_set?set=a.10216261201196241&type=3 http://wearesouthdevon.com/kingskerswells-creeping-coffin/ Alexander, James E. Transatlantic Sketches. London: Richard Bentley, 1833. 2 vols. Gould, Rupert T. Oddities: A Book of Unexplained Facts. New York: University Books, 1965. Halford, Henry. An Account of What Appeared on Opening the Coffin of King Charles the First. London: Nichols, Son, and Bentley, 1813. Lang, Andrew. “Death's Deeds: A Bi-Located Story,” Folklore, December 1907. McNaught, Lilian. “The 1816 Barbados Slave Revolt,” https://ore.exeter.ac.uk/repository/bitstream/handle/10871/31536/McNaughtL_TPC.pdf?sequence=2&isAllowed=y. Owen, Robert D. Footfalls on the Boundary of Another World. London: Trubner & Co., 1860. Price, Harry. The End of Borley Rectory. London: G.G. Harrap, 1946. Ridout, Brian V. “An Analytical Review of the Chase Vault Mystery at Christ Church, Barbados.” Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 82:4 (October 2018). Stapleton-Cotton, Mary Woolley. Memoirs and Correspondence of Field-Marshal Viscount Combermere. London: Hurst and Blackett, 1866.   Opening music by Kevin MacLeod. Closing music by Soma.

A listener writes “Hi Wes, I’ll admit I feel awkward sending this e-mail as the people I’ve told have mocked me. Anyway here goes. I grew up on a farm in southern Maryland and we had over a hundred of acres of mostly wooded land. Our property was adjacent to other large swaths of heavily wooded acreage. To cut to the chase, I was an avid hunter growing up. So much that during my teens I’d go squirrel hunting daily after getting home from school. One afternoon in October I went out alone. I was 16. However this time I decided to go further into the woods. As I hiked along my mind was somewhere else until I noticed I was in a part of the woods I’d never been to. I was surrounded by old growth trees and the terrain was rolling hills. I looked down into the bottom of this hollow and saw large grove of laurel. I slowly made my way down and suddenly was overcome with a heavy feeling of dread and that I was being watched. So much that I froze and began to look around expecting to see another person but didn’t. This fear kept growing to the point that I felt terror for lack of a better word. Without notice I saw movement in the laurel. Footfalls and branch snapping. I called out that I wasn’t alone hoping that whoever was in there would stop trying to scare me. The footfalls stopped but my fear was still high. I was armed with a Ruger 77/22 bolt action rifle. I leveled the rifle at the laurel and again called out for whoever was in there to know I wasn’t alone. Then a chattering almost laughter came from the laurel bushes. It was so weird, it sounded like a cackle. Filled with fear I fired my rifle above the laurel. Then all hell broke lose. The laughter became a growl. And the laurel was crashing. I could see that from the top of the bushes that it was coming towards me. I again called out and again fired. It didn’t stop. I turned and ran up the slope. Now I should mention that it was dusk, the light was going fast and by how far I’d gone I wouldn’t get back to my house until after dark. When I crested the top of the hill I looked back and saw something hairy step out of the laurel and look up at me. Now as I write this I’m getting a chill up my spine. I can still see it looking at me. I cycled the bolt on the rifle and fired at it. I missed as it didn’t respond, it stepped fully out and stood up. Whatever it was wasn’t huge it was about five to six feet tall. I know, it doesn’t sound like a Bigfoot but it had wide shoulders, long arms and covered in hair. I took off as fast as I could, I was in a panic, I kept falling down and tripping. I was getting shredded by branches hitting my face but I didn’t care. I could hear whatever it was chasing me. It was barreling through the woods but not directing behind me. What’s odd is it seemed to be running parallel to me. After 15 minutes I could see the lights of my house through the trees and this thing was still running near me. The issue I had was that if I turned right to head to the trail to go to my house I’d encounter this thing, so I passed the trail and headed around the trail and out into the field. When I was in the field, I was screaming for my family, I turned and cycled the bolt and fired into the woods again. It was dark now completely. I listened but heard nothing but I could sense it was still there. I ran to the house and went inside. When I encountered my mom I was crying and covered in blood from all the cuts and slashes in my face. My older brother grabbed a shotgun and went out, I followed him with a fully loaded rifle. And it should be said this was against my mother’s wishes. We both fired into the woods, and yelled at whatever it was. I never encountered it again and I didn’t go hunting by myself ever again. My mother didn’t believe me, she thought it was probably a black bear and my other siblings made fun of me. However my grandmother who lived in a house on the farm for 55 years told me she’d seen stuff years before and even had seen lights above the forest years back. Even if I never talk to you, it feels good to get this off my chest.”

The summer isn't over and neither is the Summer of Suspense on Biff's Mystery Theatre. 4 more stories well calculated to keep you in...

You'd never guess J. Carrol Naish hailed from New York. Celebrated as "Hollywood's one-man U.N.", Naish could convincingly play characters from all around the world. He played Italian immigrant Luigi Basco in the delightful radio comedy Life with Luigi, and he earned two Oscar nominations over his career. In his appearances on Suspense, Naish put his talents for accents and dialects to good use. We'll hear him in "Footfalls" (originally aired on July 12, 1945) and "Commuter's Ticket" (originally aired on CBS on August 1, 1946).

You come upon an old camp, recently deserted as it was filled with bones and torn flesh specks. Prompted as you know you are close, you follow them. You are riding on a steed recently procured from Rohan. You have rode over 12 days in search of the fleeing orcs. You war party is close behind, but you have rode ahead to scout the filthy enemies. You smell their putrid stench as you gallop in their wake. Footfalls litter the ground as the orcs pounded their heavy feet, scuttling away from the angered humans. You see them in the distance, and push your horse to the brink, wanting revenge for the attack on your village. In your blind rage, you do not detect the two Warg riders lying in wait nearby. They ambush you, as the lieutenant slays you, disembowelling you and laughing as the Warg rips you apart. You wake up suddenly back at the camp, remembering that you were just murdered. Confused, you chase after the orcs again. You spot them in the distance. You remember the ambush duo and prepare yourself. You see the two orcs on their Wargs. One yells to the other, “Captain, he knew we were here.” You think to yourself Captain??? This week, we discussed the topic of loot boxes, as they have seemed to permeate almost every gaming title as of late. Morgan discusses his time with Shadow of War. We managed to fit in some Cuphead and Destiny 2 talk, as well as Shea discussing his time with the Stranger Things mobile game and a fan-made Crash Bandicoot 2d game.

Native Opinion Episode “EPISODE 82 “OUR FOOTFALLS ARE DEEP.” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Webpage: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voicemail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 SHARING IS CARING! Please write us an iTunes review! REVIEW US: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/native-opinion-podcast-an-american-indian-perspective/id1066441811?mt=2   Stuff You Should Know Podcast Trail Of Tears Part 1: http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.com/podcasts/trail-tears-part-one.htm Trail Of Tears Part 2: http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.com/podcasts/trail-tears-part-two.htm THE IROQUOIS HISTORY AND LEGENDS PODCAST SOURCE: http://www.longhousepodcast.com Articles covered in this episode: Title: Norwich Hospital property sale OK’d DATE: April 19. 2017 1:22PM AUTHOR: Claire Bessette  Day staff writer SOURCE: http://www.theday.com/local/20170418/norwich-hospital-property-sale-okd TITLE: Christians Only: The New Anti-Native Adoption Law in Texas SUB-TITLE: The Freedom to Serve Children Act protects the rights of child welfare service providers to discriminate according to their religious beliefs AUTHOR: Steve Russell DATE: June 1, 2017 SOURCE: https://indiancountrymedianetwork.com/news/politics/christians-new-anti-native-adoption-law-texas/ Music in this episode provided by Listener Joy Gilmore Listen to her song “People In The Dream” Here: https://soundcloud.com/weaversingerdreamer/people-in-the-dream Guest Brian Lightfoot-Brown Article: “The unsung Indian heroes of the Boston Marathon SOURCE: https://www.indianz.com/News/2017/04/17/brian-lightfoot-brown-the-unsung-indian.asp Audio Clips Used In This Episode: https://soundcloud.com/native-opinion/sets/native-opinion-episode-82-audio-clips Video Clips Used In This Episode: Episode Opening: https://youtu.be/A6-H34P386o Seminole Elder Bobby C. Billie: https://youtu.be/kEcklhv9zW Fake UK Indian: https://youtu.be/51R7tJr--ZY  

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A prestigious agent signed playwright John Guare before he had even graduated from Yale School of Drama, saying he showed promise. In the five decades since, Guare has been one of the most humane—and absurd—voices of American theater. He says "there's no such thing as a 'hit recipe,'" though if one existed, Guare would probably know about it; his acclaimed work includes The House of Blue Leaves, Six Degrees of Separation, and the Oscar-nominated screenplay for the film Atlantic City.   Lisa Dwan began dancing ballet with Rudolf Nureyev when she was just 12, and she carried that poise and fluidity with her as she evolved into an actor. She says nowhere is that more evident than in her recent interpretations of fellow Irishman Samuel Beckett. Dwan gathered critical acclaim for a grueling one-woman show featuring three of Beckett's most intense works: Rockaby, Footfalls, and Not I. The last of these is a stream-of-consciousness monologue, with only Dwan's mouth visible hovering over a black stage.     

In which I play video game music made by a Eurovision Song Contest contestant. bahamas, volley3, sidney, jingle-defaite, Victory by Jean Baudlot from Beach Volley by Ocean France; Security, Circuitry and You, Cold Halls and Footfalls by Ryan Ike, Main Theme (Melancholia) by John Robert Matz from Gunpoint by Tom Francis.

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As Yet Unnamed London Theatre Podcast 26-Jan-2014 With T R P Watson  - Gareth James - Nick from Partially Obstructed View - Webcowgirl  - Plays Discussed Not I, Footfalls & Rockaby (Beckett trilogy) - Royal Court Theatre [00:12] The Pass - Royal Court Theatre  [04:48] The World Goes ‘Round - Union Theatre [15:44]