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Don’t forget to pick up Dylan Howards new book Dirty Sexy Money: The Unauthorized Biography of Kris Jenner Donald Trump has been acquitted in his second impeachment trialFormer President Trump hit the golf course as senators showed videos of him encouraging violenceFollowing the acquittal Nancy Pelosi called Mitch McConnell 'pathetic' after he said he wouldn't vote to convict Trump for inciting Capitol riotFor Valentine's Day, First Lady Jill Biden decorated the White House lawn with giant hearts that said things like "unity", "strength" and "healing."President Biden's granddaughter posted videos of the President playing video games with family, and him wearing presidential 'swag' at Camp David.In North Carolina, a man has been charged with calling the White House and threatening to kill Joe BidenIn Maine, a former police officer is accused of selling drugs out of his patrol car, sometimes while on dutyAunt Jemima syrup finally has a new name, and will be called Pearl Milling Company SyrupIn Florida, a man was arrested for punching his girlfriend, because she changed the channel during the Super BowlIn Milwaukee, a man who died in his apartment is still responsible for next month's rent, because he didn't provide notice that he'd be moving out prior to dyingIn Orlando, a man stole his girlfriend's wedding and engagement rings, so he could propose to another womanIn Texas, a lawyer went viral after he joined a virtual court session, and couldn't disable a filter that made him look like a kittenLarry Flynt, the founder of Hustler magazine passed awayIn Florida a man created a guitar out of his dead uncle's skeletonPopeye's is now selling sandwich insurance Tweet or send us your questions using the hashtag #WTFAMERICA or even #TrumpChange

Content Warning: Some sexual content. For Valentine’s Day, we’re bringing you some themed flash fiction pieces from some familiar faces … More Valentine’s Day Flash Fiction Special →

For Valentine's Day, we gently encouraged our significant others to be on the podcast with us. We played the Newlywed Game and still have no idea if there were really any winners at all. You'll have to tell us!

Hope you had a happy President's Day! It's a day when Americans everywhere pay their respects to the country's highest office. Trump even promised not to incite any insurrections for the next 24 hours. Trump's impeachment trial is over and, spoiler alert, he won, and America lost. One important piece of evidence was a phone call where Trump told Kevin McCarthy "I guess these people are more upset about the election than you are" and McCarthy said "Do you know who the f*ck you're talking to?" Trump replied "Isn't this Kevin McCallister from Home Alone 2?" During impeachment, as a way to ignore the gory details of the riot being retold, several Republicans were seen doodling on paper at their desks. As it turns out, the senators were just inspired by what they were hearing about nooses and gallows, and were playing a crazy game of hangman. This is cute. For Valentine's Day, the first lady had a lovely surprise waiting for President Biden on the North Lawn: heart-shaped signs saying "family", "kindness", "unity", and "healing". What a nice change to finally have a First Lady who knows how to Be Best. Here's something scary. According to a new survey, 4 in 10 Republicans say political violence may be necessary. The other 6 out of 10 said it's absolutely necessary! All voting will be settled in the Octagon! "Ladies and gentlemen, after 2 arm-bars and 3 rear-naked chokes, universal background checks for firearms are the law of the land!" Finally, several news outlets are reporting that gun nut and conspiracy theorist Marjorie Taylor Greene had cheated on her husband with a polyamorous tantric sex guru. Wow, that QAnon Shaman really gets around!

Good Morning it's Thursday February 18th, and this is The Wenatchee World's podcast, Slices of Wenatchee. We're excited to bring you a closer look at one of our top stories and other announcements every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.  Today --- As Gov. Jay Inslee announces relaxed restrictions, restaurant owners give a sigh of relief. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group Incorporated. Equilus Group, Inc is a Registered Investment Advisory Firm in the states of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. Member SIPC and FINRA. Restaurant owners give a sigh of relief with the return of indoor dining. They can finally begin the process of slowly recovering after months of closed doors. Gov. Jay Inslee announced relaxed COVID-19 rules for much of the state last Thursday.  Inslee has also acknowledged that closures have been difficult, but that efforts have paid off.  And now, restaurant owners in Wenatchee and around the state are excited to be open.  Edwin Fonseca, is co-owner at La Tortuga Loca in Wenatchee. He told us that he feels like people are eager to go out and have the dining experience again -- which for them, is a good thing. Because of the restaurant's small size and ease of transporting food — tacos, tortas, enchiladas, and more — reopening under the governor's Phase 2 rules is fairly simple..  Fonseca and his father also took pay cuts so they would not have to lay off employees when indoor dining was shut down, so they are in no rush to find employees now that things have opened back up. Fonseca said he was optimistic about their chances and grateful to the community for their support. But Alma's Kitchen cannot afford to bring back more employees -- even  while at 25% indoor capacity. Marco Ramirez, the son of co-owner Alma Ramirex said they were scrambling to get ready. According to Ramirez the last shutdown hit Alma's Kitchen during the worst possible time. They were  down to the last dollar when the third round of PPP loans came through. Though they're thankful, he said it seems like we're always pushing it to the extreme. And unlike La Tortuga Loca, takeout is not feasible for them. Alma's Kitchen hopes to be back at 100% indoor dining in March, but for now, anything is better than nothing. Ramirez also said that surviving each shutdown has left Alma's Kitchen with huge debt from the Paycheck Protection Program -- the program that was originally a lifeline for them.  And with the prospect of returning back to Phase 1 -- takeout only -- well Alma's Kitchen will do all it can to remain open, but without additional help it would be impossible. Juan Murriz Arroyo, the owner of El Rey Azteca in East Wenatchee said that the move to Phase 2 is bittersweet. While it means that COVID-19 cases are going down, for him it's also a reminder of how much he would like to see things go back to normal. Before Inslee's announcement on Thursday, El Rey Azteca was looking at one more month before they would have to close. Arroyo said he's happy with 25% and will continue to adapt to the situation but much like Ramirez, he remains worried about returning to Phase 1. Finally, we spoke with Craig Still, the owner of Garlini's Napoletana in Wenatchee. Still said he is thrilled about the move to 25% indoor dining. Garlini's had been working with the “open air” protocols that were allowing customers to dine inside as long as people were spaced six feet apart, and windows and doors were kept open. But with the transition to Phase 2, he no longer has to do that. Thanks to a takeout program and their customers, Garlini's was able to survive, and moving back to Phase 2 has infused some energy into the staff. Next, For Valentine's Day, local residents shared their memories of love. Today we're excited to share a few. Jennifer Thacker found her picture-perfect ending at Liberty Theatre in 1991. The East Wenatchee resident was 20 at the time. She was working as a box office attendant at the Wenatchee movie theater when she met her husband Sam. Sam worked at the local Domino's, and his co-worker was dating Jennifer's co-worker. Sam tried to get the co-worker to give him Jennifer's number, but was too shy to ask in person. So Jennifer ultimately took matters into her own hands. She went into Domino's and asked him out. For their first date, Jennifer got free tickets from the theater to see the newly-released Blake Edwards film “Switch”. A year later Jennifer and Sam were married at Lincoln Rock State Park, and they have remained together since. The Thackers were just one of 30 Wenatchee Valley residents to share her memorable location of love for The Wenatchee World's first Locations of Love map.  Here are some other highlights: Bob H. found his high-school sweetheart at Cashmere High School: They met in high school and got married on prom day -- It was cheaper to rent the tux once than have to rent it twice. They've been married almost 30 years. Victoria V. gave birth to their love at Central Washington Hospital: Victoria's first Love Location was at the Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, where she gave birth to her daughter Payton-Olivia. And a few of our readers celebrated love at Mission Ridge: Brian H had one of his first dates with his now wife at Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort. She had never skied before and he wanted to teach her how. Time went by and he ended up popping the question in that same location. They've been married for four years now and still go skiing all the time. Melanie R said she and her husband both grew up in the Wenatchee Valley but met after high school. They love the outdoors. They set their wedding date for August 8th of 1998 at Mission Ridge. They've been married now for 22 years and still live in the valley.  And finally, Anne and Rod H. were sitting on the top of a rock at graffiti corner on Mission Ridge Road after a good day of skiing --- they drank a beer, looked out at the valley, and were thankful for the good life they've had. To check out more of these stories view the full map online at wenatcheeworld.com/locationsoflove.  Clare Barron is a playwright and actor from Wenatchee. In 2015 she won the Obie Award for Playwriting for You Got Older. She was also a finalist for the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for Dance Nation. Barron became interested in theatre in her early teens. She was in a Shakespeare troupe for children Wenatchee, which was run by the playwright Heidi Schreck's mother, Sherry Schreck. Barron went on to attended the Tisch Summer Program while in high school, and then Yale University. Thanks for listening. Today's episode is brought to you by Equilus Group, Inc- Building Your Financial Success. Learn more at Equilusfinancial.com. The Wenatchee World has been engaging, informing and inspiring North Central Washington Communities since 1905. We encourage you to subscribe today to keep your heart and mind connected to what matters most in North Central Washington. Thank you for starting your morning with us and don't forget to tune in again on Saturday! Support the show: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/site/forms/subscription_services/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 144. For Valentine’s Day, we watched season one of the Korean drama series Love Alarm. Jojo’s high school is…

This week, we've got a super special episode for you all! Grace is back in the DC area and she and Ben are creating a little quar-bubble with Dave's family so they can cook together! For Valentine's Day, we've asked our spouses to pick the chef, the recipe, and get all the ingredients for us and give us a little challenge (picture the technical challenge from GBBO!). They picked Chef Roy Choi's Sweet Chili Chicken Bowl and knocked it out of the park. The recipe we used can be found here https://www.chowhound.com/recipes/sweet-chilechicken-rice-bowl-28249 And Jess's beautiful menu can be found on our Instagram @TwoManyCooksPod! In this episode, you'll hear Ben and Jess introduce the recipe and give us some details about Chef Roy Choi plus some clips of us cooking together. Then, Dave and Grace recap the recipe at the end (followed by an extra chaotic/silly blooper). Next episode, we'll be discussing the iconic Marcella Hazan and her Parmesan Risotto https://www.pbs.org/food/fresh-tastes/marcella-hazan-parmesan-risotto/ We hope you try out these recipes and send us your feedback to TwoManyCooksPod@gmail.com or @TwoManyCooksPod on IG and Twitter.

For Valentine's Day I encourage you to share the love and spread love everywhere it's the one thing we all need more of. Happy Valentine's Day. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nathaniel-ratcliff/support

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For Valentine’s Day, WGN Radio’s Karen Conti talks with author and historian Chriss Lyon about the historic events known as the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. Learn more about the unsolved crime with Chriss’s book, “A Killing in Capone’s Playground: The True Story of the Hunt for the Most Dangerous Man Alive.” You can find Karen […]

For Valentine's Day, Carol and Ethel discuss one of the theatrical world's greatest love stories: Fiddler on the Roof.

A new collaboration with www.flayfm.es begins! For Valentine's Day at 16:00 this splendid set went on the air. From next month on the frequencies of this radio every Sunday from 16:00 **Discosauro**

A new collaboration with www.flayfm.es begins! For Valentine's Day at 16:00 this splendid set went on the air. From next month on the frequencies of this radio every Sunday from 16:00 **Discosauro**

A new collaboration with www.flayfm.es begins! For Valentine's Day at 16:00 this splendid set went on the air. From next month on the frequencies of this radio every Sunday from 16:00 **Discosauro**

For Valentine's-ish time, we wanted to do a special episode that explored the voice and stories of folks who have been setting others up...whether it was 10 years ago or 10 weeks ago. What do set ups look like today and how can others take part in bringing it back? We'll hear stories from New York, to Atlanta, Chicago and Seattle, Washington along with inspiration of and thoughts on how to think about set ups in the pandemic and beyond. 

For Valentine's Day, Birdarchist joins the boys to read a god awful piece of "literature" - Follow bird at Timeline Earth, and on Twitter @TLEBirdarchist - Check out our Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/insurrection-inc Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/insurrectioninc Support us on Flote: https://flote.app/insurrectioninc - Follow us on Instagram: @the.stateless.capitalist.v3 @peaceful.slavery @mind_your_excuses @strattyshrugged @nam_libertas_de Follow us on Twitter: @Stateless_____ @peaceful_slave @mindyourexcuses @StrattyD --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/insurrection-inc/message

For Valentine's Day / Single Awareness Day, I countdown 14 love songs sung from secret admirer perspectives . Theme Song: "Dance Track", composed by Jessica Ann CatenaSongs Mentioned: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1G00c84ycVdIgdf0oPgryR?si=e52730f9d5784bc914. “Boyfriend” - Best Coast (2010)13. “Still Feel Like Your Man” - John Mayer (2017)12. “I Say A Little Prayer” - Dionne Warwick (1967)11. “Breathless” - Corinne Bailey Rae (2006)10. “Crazy for You” - Madonna (1985)9. “Everything You Want” - Vertical Horizon (1999-2000)8. “The Game of Love” - Santana feat. Michelle Branch (2002-2003)7. “Fallin' for You” - Colbie Caillat (2009)6. “Here, There And Everywhere” - The Beatles (1966)5. “If Only You Knew” - Patti LaBelle (1983)4. “Got to Be There” - Michael Jackson (1971-1972)3. “(They Long to Be) Close to You” - The Carpenters (1970)2. “Dreaming of You ”- Selena (1995)1. “You Don't Know My Name” - Alicia Keys (2003-2004)

For Valentine's Day / Single Awareness Day, I countdown 14 love songs sung from secret admirer perspectives . Theme Song: "Dance Track", composed by Jessica Ann CatenaSongs Mentioned: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1G00c84ycVdIgdf0oPgryR?si=e52730f9d5784bc914. “Boyfriend” - Best Coast (2010)13. “Still Feel Like Your Man” - John Mayer (2017)12. “I Say A Little Prayer” - Dionne Warwick (1967)11. “Breathless” - Corinne Bailey Rae (2006)10. “Crazy for You” - Madonna (1985)9. “Everything You Want” - Vertical Horizon (1999-2000)8. “The Game of Love” - Santana feat. Michelle Branch (2002-2003)7. “Fallin' for You” - Colbie Caillat (2009)6. “Here, There And Everywhere” - The Beatles (1966)5. “If Only You Knew” - Patti LaBelle (1983)4. “Got to Be There” - Michael Jackson (1971-1972)3. “(They Long to Be) Close to You” - The Carpenters (1970)2. “Dreaming of You ”- Selena (1995)1. “You Don't Know My Name” - Alicia Keys (2003-2004)

For Valentine's Day, Adam's beautiful wife, Rachel,  explains what she sees in her lazy, overweight husband.  Was Adam a virgin on his wedding night? Are ear muffs a turn-on? How many muffins does he really eat in a day? Find out the answers to these and other burning romantic questions.

We like to laugh and who doesn't like a good love story? So, it's easy to understand the appeal of romantic comedies. For Valentine's Day 2021, Steve & Kirk take a look at the very popular date-night genre. Comedienne Wendy Liebman joins in and there's a good chance Meg Ryan may come up in discussion. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=LFQT6PZ36P3PW¤cy_code=USD)

For Valentine's Day Eve. A bouquet assortment of biochemical thermodynamic principles and metaphysical event ontologies. To finish my thoughts: Is life necessary? How to answer this question? One way is to ask if there is sufficient reason for its existence. Outside of spiritual or theological discussion, the answer is compellingly obscure especially since we find no authentic examples except on our planet. If life is contingent, where does it come from, how does it come about and why does it exist? You see where this is going. Why is there a physical universe? Why isn’t there just nothingness? Answering with the typical “it just is!” only further confounds the question. The word “just” here, operates syntactically with contingency. By that I mean, proposing that the modality of an event, life in this context, simply "is" a state function, makes no claim that the event "must be". And so…we are back to the beginning. A beginning that has no source. The Big Bang could be such a beginning, but then again, some event had to proceed it , even if time itself had this event as its source. As a biochemist I authentically and humbly do not obtain sufficient reason to obtain life from the non-living and so I will to be content, on finding how biochemical events happen. As an existing individual, I believe in God. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dr-daniel-j-guerra/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dr-daniel-j-guerra/support

For Valentine's Day, we have a bonus episode for you. The murder of Susan Hamilton took place in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on February 14, 2001. The suspect....Dr. John Hamilton, Susan's loving husband of 14 years. We present the facts of the case and you decide what actually happened on this day dedicated to love. 

For Valentine's weekend we offer you a conversation on love with our significant others. Get in a romantic mood with us by  taking note of the questions we ask in this podcast to have a deep and loving conversation with your significant other too! Steve and Julio tell us how they felt when they first met us, what personality traits they love most about us and in which ways we enhance their lives. Stay tunes till the end because both Salima and Rita drop some major news bombs when sharing where they see themselves in the next 5 years!  Grab your drink of choice, for Valentine's we recommend bubbly Rosé or red Malbec, and let's get gitty with this episode dedicated to love. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schmooze_booze/ 

Danny, Blake, and Nathaniel are a bunch of hopeless romantics. For Valentine's Day, the three discuss erotic thrillers. There is a whole lot more than Sharon Stone and 'Basic Instinct'. Plus, a review of Julia Fox's 'PVT Chat'.The show starts with a discussion on how uninteresting this year's Super Bowl commercials were. Thankfully, Glenn Danzig was able to save the week with a trailer for his new movie Death Rider in the House of Vampires. This week, the three review PVT Chat. Julia Fox stars as a cam girl named Scarlett who becomes friends with an online gambler named Jack. Its the premise for a cute love story with some adult elements. The guys talk about how well this worked in practice.The main segment this week is about erotic thrillers. From Basic Instinct to Red Sparrow, Danny, Blake, and Nathaniel talk about their introduction to the genre, whether they can be popular again, and if they are career killers.Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel Muir, Blake, and Danny. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Danny can be found on Twitter @default_player and on Instagram at default_player. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AiPTMovies.Intro by Julio Mena https://grooveasaurus.bandcamp.com/album/master-of-thieves-vol-iv Instagram https://www.instagram.com/grooveasaurus/?hl=enAdventures in Movies! is a part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Morbidly Beautiful is your one stop shop for all your horror needs. From the latest news and reviews to interviews and old favorites, it can be found at Morbidly Beautiful.

Valentine’s Day.  Beloved by lovers, dreaded by the unpaired; anticipated by retailers, shunned by cynics of commercialism.  It doesn’t matter which camp you belong to because this year is different.  It’s a covid Valentine year.  For lovers looking to celebrate in restaurants or other venues, offerings and seats are limited.  For the singles looking to be with friends, unless you’re in the same household or in a pod, gathering is ill-advised. If you’re a business that sells anything vaguely romantic, you’ll probably still get a sales bump and if you are a commercialism cynic like me, it’s a good time to take a break and be happy for once that businesses have this chance to recoup lost sales.My being a Valentine’s day cynic has root cause in a less- than-active dating life during my college years.  To combat feeling pathetic about ourselves, my single friends and I formed the Sawing Palad group, which roughly translates to the Unfortunate or Unlucky, defiantly celebrating friendship over romance.  Every Valentine’s day during our four years at college, the Sawing Palad would gather for dinner,  bring booze back to party at someone’s home, rail against the stupidity of Valentine’s Day, wonder why we were un-loveable, and have a bloody great time doing it.  And so I will celebrate Valentine’s Day this year, but not as a lover or someone unpaired (am happily married now), nor a business, since my gigs and in-person cooking classes are suspended, and not as a cynic either, because I’m rooting for the economy, but just because it’s February 14, Valentine’s Day.  In a pandemic situation, we should look for any excuse to celebrate.   Were there no dates of distinction, the days would rapidly look like any other, especially since many of us now work from home and the lines between work and personal are blurred. Were it not for Valentine ’s Day, this Sunday, would just be another Sunday.Special dates, events (it snowed!) and deeds (paid off car!) are markers of time.  It’s a way our minds remember and make sense of personal histories.  And when we celebrate these markers, they are imbued with a sparkle of the extraordinary. To celebrate is to express gratitude.  When we celebrate, we notice and acknowledge that something is amazing and elevate the positive over the problems and negativity that assail our daily lives.  And if we can make celebrations a habit, then we create a habit of gratitude.  If you choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day at home, take note of what you plan to do.  As we talk more about lifestyle cooking, you’ll see that celebrating often is inherent to our journey.   And we’ll want to replicate that as often as possible.  For those of you at a loss on exactly what you can do, consider some of these ideas:1.       Go for Beauty  Our inclination towards beauty is not superficial.  Beauty gives us joy and feeds the soul.  Whether you’re cooking at home or doing take out; celebrating with a romantic partner, with friends, family or especially if you are alone, a few changes can make the day feel different from other days. And there are many ways to add a bit of beauty to your celebrations, and they need not be expensive.  de-clutter and make the dining space pretty.  Like many households during the pandemic where many work from home, the dining table now functions as office/study table.  In our house, Jeff takes the study and I work in the dining room.  It’s too much of a hassle having to move my laptop and paperwork for every meal, so when not in use, they just get covered by a lovely runner.De-cluttering the office/dining tableuse candles, flowers, special vases to dress up the table go on and use the table cloth, china and cutlery you’ve been saving for a special occasion; this is a special occasion!ditch the paper and plastic: use cloth napkins over paper napkins—it’s not only more refined, but better for the environment;  and if you’ve still been using paper or plastic cups, perhaps it’s time to invest in proper drinking glasses 2. Bump up the Ambienceget your playlist together.  Play music you like when you’re cooking, dining and cleaning up.  Music is great for setting the tone whether you’re going for energetic and fun, romantic or soothing.  If you have kids, the latter might be great for calming everyone down and to encourage dinner conversation.  When washing dishes, I put on Earth Wind and Fire, Devo and B-52’s for a great groove.take a break from the gadgets.  Make dinner a gadget-free experience.  If you’re used to having phones or tablets on the table during meals, their absence is guaranteed to differentiate this meal from others.play with lighting.   Besides the candles, dimmed overhead lights and/or soft incandescent/off-white/yellow lighting from lamps are easy ways to soften up and make a space and everyone in it look more appealing.      A normal dinner setting at home (this was Thursday)  3. If you’re cooking, cook the rainbow   While the mechanics of how and what to cook is not something we’re covering in this post, you can always improve how a dish looks.  Plan to cook with colors.  We eat with our eyes, and a visually attractive plate is often colorful.  Think of a plate of chicken with gravy (brown) over mashed potatoes (yellow).  Now think of the plate of chicken with gravy (brown) over mashed sweet potatoes (orange) with sautéed spinach and blanched almonds (green and beige).  If you sprinkled red pepper flakes (red), you’re getting five colors on your plate, an aesthetic ascribed to the Power of Five,  Japanese pillars of culinary tradition that not only encourages the use of five colors in meals, but also the five taste groups, and the five senses—touch, smell, sight, sound, taste. This is something we’ll get into more deeply later on, but for now, going for colors in your meal is the easiest thing to do to prettify your plate. And there’s a health benefit to this too. Vibrant colors are the visual cues of pigments that signify beneficial nutrients from plants and animals.  The orange in salmon and carrots for example, are carotenoids that are valuable anti-oxidants (the salmon get it from their food).  The deep greens in spinach (and your parsley garnish) are from chlorophyll, also associated with anti-oxidant as well as cancer-fighting properties. How to add colors? If you can’t incorporate them in the food themselves, you can always add afterwards with garnishes like parsley, cilantro and chives (green).  Brighten up seafood and fried foods with something tart—a wedge of lemon (yellow) or sliced fresh tomatoes (red/orange), which also add great colors to the plate.  In Spring and Summer, I often garnish with edible flowers from the garden too. These are a few simple ideas to make this Valentine’s day special--something we can all easily do this weekend to get started on the habit of celebrating.  Lifestyle cooking is not only about integrating cooking into our daily lives but also about cultivating gratitude, which doesn’t happen overnight. In a covid year, it’s about finding ways to celebrate life; to find good news despite the overwhelming bad. For Valentine’s Day this year, I’ll be celebrating life and love, and love of life.  Happy Valentine’s Day to you and here’s to celebrating well!Author’s note: Share your celebration with us.  What did you do that was special this Valentine’s Day? Get full access to Cooking Subversive at cookingsubversive.substack.com/subscribe

For Valentine's Day, the cynics in the Mary Rose are subjected to picking out history's most romantic gesture.

The Bible is not silent on issues of love, sex and dating.  There's a whole book for it - Song of Solomon!  For Valentine's Day, Scott talks about being attractive vs. being attracting.  Plus, Scott has a hot date! Join us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn. Please consider a tax-deductible gift at RadioChurch.org. Thank you for listening to the Cultivating Ethos Show with Pastor Scott Furrow.

Episode 13 - For Valentine's Day a look at Global Mission with Gary Reid, Terry McMullan and Joanne McFarlane

For Valentine's Day we talk about Lupercalia the Pre-Roman celebration that was celebrated from February 13-15, and we go off course ass always with crazy talk..

The single life can be just as rewarding as being in a relationship. However, sometimes it can feel like all you want to do is to be in a happy relationship! Listen to today's show to learn how to happily navigate life as a single person. In this episode with Dr. Megan Stubbs, we discuss relationship advice topics that include: Learn how to be okay with being single How to avoid the hookup culture and connect with others online Understand the benefits of being single The importance of understanding your deal breakers and communicating them to potential partners How to create sexual satisfaction with yourself Asking the important questions of what will truly make you happy And much more! For more information on our guest, and for the episode links visit: https://idopodcast.com/287 Sign up for our 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge here: 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge Join our 5 Day Couples Appreciation Challenge here: idopodcast.com/appreciation Do you want to hear more on this topic? Continue the conversation on our Facebook Group here: Love Tribe Help Support The Show! Donate Here. Sponsors BetterHelp: Get help on your own time and at your own pace. Get 10% off your first month by visiting BetterHelp.com/IDO. Like A Kitten curates adult subscription boxes created to inspire and influence female sexual wellness. Like A Kitten is offering our listeners 20% off AND free shipping when you go to LikeAKitten.com/idoOR enter code ido at checkout. Ana Luisa: Beautiful, sustainably made jewelry starting at only $39. For Valentine's Day get 15% off by visiting analuisa.com. If you love this episode (and our podcast!), would you mind giving us a review in iTunes? It would mean the world to us and we promise it only takes a minute. Many thanks in advance! – Chase & Sarah

This week, the crew discussed some situations that were starting a new chapter. For instance, Shad “Bow Wow” Moss appears to be the latest rapper to turn his attention to wrestling. The entertainment veteran told his Twitter followers that he hopes to one day jump into the squared circle. 2021 has already seen several wrestling/rap crossovers. Cardi B playfully called out WWE CEO Vince McMahon, Snoop Dogg showed up on AEW’s Dynamite, and Bad Bunny recently became a regular on WWE programming. We're not too sure about this one?? Last June, Quaker Oats, a division of PepsiCo Inc., announced that it would be retiring the Aunt Jemima brand, which featured racist images of Black women. The pancake mix and syrup brand will now be known as the Pearl Milling Company, but the name change isn’t exactly sitting that well with some. The Aunt Jemima brand was first founded in 1889 and hired a former slave to become the product’s front-facing figure, wearing aprons and other stereotypical presentations. A Syracuse, N.Y. woman by the name of Anna Short Harrington played the role of Aunt Jemima from 1935 to 1934 after she was discovered cooking pancakes at the New York State Fair. As its brand ambassador, Harrington traveled the nation while in character, down to cooking pancakes and the whole bit. This should be interesting! Congratulations is in order as The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame released its nominee list for the 2021 induction ceremony and it’s loaded with familiar names for Hip-Hop heads. Some of the most notable nominees include Jay-Z, LL Cool J and Mary J. Blige as well Dionne Warwick and Chaka Khan. In order to be eligible, your first commercial album must have been released at least 25 years. First-time nominee Jay-Z’s debut, Reasonable Doubt, dropped in June 1996. This is a long-time coming! In very sad news, Mary Wilson, the co-founder of the legendary Supremes singing group and a Motown Records legend died at the age of 76. As one of the most talented vocalists of her era, Wilson reportedly passed away suddenly on Monday (Feb. 8) according to her publicist and friend, Jay Schwartz. Rest in Paradise! For Valentine’s Day weekend only, BET: Uncut will return to the late night airwaves on the channel for the first time since it went off the air in 2006. Along with a tweet announcing the show’s return, BET included a GIF of Cardi B sharing a three-way kiss with two women from her new "UP" video. BET: Uncut ran for six years and featured raunchy music videos that couldn’t necessarily get clearance to air during the daytime; Nelly’s “Tip Drill” may be the crown-holder. It’ll be interesting to see what BET does with the programming block, considering the fact that any music video and just about any raunchy content are available at the click of a button online. Black GOP candidate for governor wants to end Black History Month, huh!?! Austin Chenge, a U.S. Army veteran of Nigerian descent, is from Grand Rapids, Michigan. The next election for governor of Michigan is November 2022. DON'T VOTE FOR THIS GUY!! Drop a comment on your thoughts!

For Valentine's Day we each got to assign the others a "romantic" movie (doesn't mean it had to be good though). Find out why Jacque, Matt, and THEDHK chose Ever After, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and P.S. I Love You. Also we cover the continuing weirdness that is WandaVision and remain loyal watchers of RuPaul's Drag Race even though we question some of the show's decisions. Find us at www.werewatchingwhat.com THEDHK can be found at instagram.com/thedhk , twitter.com/thedhk, and facebook.com/thedhkmovies Jacque can be found at instagram.com/foxymsmoxie and twitter.com/foxymsmoxie Matt can be found at instagram.com/coolnazgul and twitter.com/coolnazgul --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

For Valentine's day, Nadir Pop and Peter Pop decided to do something a bit differently and get couples as guests. To talk about not  just their love stories but also their relationship post becoming parents. Our first set of guests are Jishnu and Shreya Dasgupta. Jishnu is well known as the bassist of Bangalore based rock act Swarathma and his wife Shreya is an electrical engineer. Jishnu and Shreya share with the Pop duo their love story which is straight out of a Bollywood movie minus the disapproving parents and villain. They speak about their relationship post becoming parents, the realities of it especially in the last year during the lockdown. Tune in to hear some hilarious stories and anecdotes from Jishnu and Shreya. Get in touch with the Pops on popsinapod@gmail.com Follow Pops In A Pod on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/popsinapod/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/popsinapod  Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP3CLTlZuCc9WqgiHjhJ_AQ  Nadir currently leads the Business Development division at a digital agency. Prior to this Nadir spent a decade in TV and digital video production – producing, directing, developing content and writing.  www.linkedin.com/in/nadir-kanthawala-47249814/    Peter is a marketing guy. He has a decade experience with companies ranging from startups to public listed companies. www.linkedin.com/in/peterkotikalapudi 

For 16 years, Providence in Hollywood has elevated the standard of modern American seafood restaurants along with exemplary service. For Valentine’s Day Weekend (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) guests can experience Chef Michael Cimarusti’s award-winning cuisine for curbside takeaway. The extravagant … Continue reading → The post Show 411, February 6, 2021: Restaurateur Donato Poto, Co-Owner of Providence and Connie & Ted’s Part One appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

For 16 years, Providence in Hollywood has elevated the standard of modern American seafood restaurants along with exemplary service. For Valentine’s Day Weekend (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) guests can experience Chef Michael Cimarusti’s award-winning cuisine for curbside takeaway. The extravagant … Continue reading → The post Show 411, February 6, 2021: Restaurateur Donato Poto, Co-Owner of Providence and Connie & Ted’s Part Two appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

For Valentine's Day, an ancient romantic story - Hero and Leander - two lovers separated by a stretch of water, the Hellespont. Will Leander swim to meet his love?

For Valentine's Day, an ancient romantic story - Hero and Leander - two lovers separated by a stretch of water, the Hellespont.  Will Leander swim to meet his love? Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/Storynory See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Valentine’s Day we’d LOVE to be back at our favorite haunted restaurants, but until next year let’s support them through getting food to go or buying cool merch. Join Ghost Magnet Bridget Marquardt and James Bartlett the author of Gourmet Ghosts. You met James during our Hotel Cecil episode and we HAD to have him back to talk about our favorite haunts. From the Tam O'Shanter, Musso & Franks, El Coyote, The Formosa, Chez Jays, The Snow White Cafe, Boardner’s, Yamashiro’s, The Magic Castle, Miceli’s, The Queen Mary and OMG I’m so hungry and need a drink! All this a Lisa Morton with an all new Ghost Report this week on Ghost Magnet.  #GourmetGhousts #HauntedRestaurants #OnceUponATimeInHollywood

The more we understand our feelings and where they are coming from, the more we can improve ourselves personally and in a relationship. Listen to today's show and learn the tools to do this important practice.    In this episode with Bill OHerron, we discuss relationship advice topics that include: Understanding how you feel and healing negative feelings Tools to help you relax when you are experiencing negative emotions How to relate and express vulnerability with your partner Learning to accept our negative feelings And much more! For more information on our guest, and for the episode links visit: https://idopodcast.com/286 Sign up for our 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge here: 14 Day Happy Couples Challenge Join our 5 Day Couples Appreciation Challenge here: idopodcast.com/appreciation Do you want to hear more on this topic? Continue the conversation on our Facebook Group here: Love Tribe Help Support The Show! Donate Here. Sponsors TurboDebt: If you have over $10,000 in credit cards, personal loans, medical or payday loans, TurboDebt can help! Visit www.turbodebt.com/advice for a FREE consultation. Ana Luisa: Beautiful, sustainably made jewelry starting at only $39. For Valentine's Day get 15% off by visiting analuisa.com. If you love this episode (and our podcast!), would you mind giving us a review in iTunes? It would mean the world to us and we promise it only takes a minute. Many thanks in advance! – Chase & Sarah

Have you yet to experience the power of video? Well, you better hop on the bandwagon because if you haven’t noticed, video is the way of the future. Jeff Turner, an entrepreneur and consultant, had a terrible experience when selling his own home which led him to see a serious gap in the real estate market. Listen in to hear what he did about it and why video really ain’t so bad.  Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone, and never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. If you’re tired of doing real estate alone, enroll in Leigh Brown University and be sure to use your special “CSIRE” discount code at checkout for $10 off your subscription. Time Stamped Show Notes 01:00 – Introducing Jeff, an entrepreneur-in-residence with Second Century Ventures; he also consults real estate start-ups and is working with another start-up 03:20 - He has six kids; his 14-year-old daughter is hooked on The Office and so is Leigh’s son 06:00 – Jeff’s CSIRE story 06:10 - It’s the reason he got into real estate technology; he helped revolutionize newspaper advertising with a previous company and sold it 07:15 - For Valentine’s Day in 2002 he took black and white photos from his wedding and made a video for his wife 07:50 - In the parts where there were no people, the photos looked like video; he went into the hotel business then residential real estate for video 08:50 - They wanted to sell their house; he was recommended an agent and hired him; the agent wasn’t very good and only said to take one picture 10:50 - Jeff said he’d take the pictures and create a virtual tour; the agent never put them up online and didn’t create a flyer 11:45 - Jeff made his own flyers and did his own open house; they were all there because of the video 13:30 - A couple makes an offer to his agent, he ends up negotiating against his own agent and it was a terrible experience 14:35 - He dropped doing hotel shows because he saw that the real estate industry needed some help 18:00 – Lessons 08:10 - Don’t be lazy; don’t just think “the house is gonna sell anyway” 19:10 - Agents miss the opportunity to serve people better; it’s not about the house selling, it’s about serving people, customer service, and the right process 20:30 - The arguments haven’t changed in 17 years; the coronavirus is helping the industry move into more digital and video 22:15 - Video isn’t as scary as people think and they’re finding that out now 24:00 - Good agents will get better during this time 24:45 – Where to find Jeff: Twitter or email jeff@jeffturner.com  3 Key Points Every profession has mediocrity.  You can fire a bad agent.  If you don’t like it, fix it yourself.

For Valentine's Day, let's talk about taking care of yourself, the quickest way to get a Full Restore for this holiday! Sorry for the delay, the Sleep Powder Team is working on ramping up production, so we're going to be changing our uploads to Sundays! Thank you for listening, we are forever grateful.  Be a part of our Hyper Voice segment! Email: [sleeppowdertalks@gmail.com]Instagram: [@sleeppowdertalks]

For Valentine's Day, Mark and Anthony discuss the hit romantic drama The Notebook, starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling.

For Valentine's day, we give ourselves a new name (The Burna boys), while talking about new music and the recent Burna Boy debacle. Seun asks a pensive question severally - who be this guy? Album of the Day: If You're Reading This It's Too Late. Talk to us on Twitter! @hitshufflepod

For Valentine's day, we talk about secular love songs that remind us of God's love. We also delve into what true love looks like and some of the characteristics of God's infallible love.

Ansen, Kara, and Isaac are back for Season 6! Ansen hops on "The Struggle Bus" and admits to sulking, Kara shares why her stress ball makes her happy, and Isaac goes "On The Record" with special guest... Andy Mineo! For Valentine's Day, the group discusses Gary Chapman's "5 Love Languages," and how this framework can help us express love more effectively in our relationships.

For Valentine's Day we finally got it up again… and by that we mean in the number of minutes in the show.  This week we find out that it wasn't love at first sight because her date took her on a bank robbery. A lone wolf walks 500 miles, and walks 500 more, but doesn't fine love and dies.  A man uses a dinosaur to try and get in an HOV lane, but that's gonna cost him over $300. A guy at Wendy's gets fired for bathing in the sink, a teacher tries to buy meth at school, and the Department of Justice give way too much money for Hookers for Jesus.  It's Valentine's day, we love you! Welcome back to The Hour!

For Valentine’s day Pam Beck on the Plants of Romance

For Valentine’s day Pam Beck on the Plants of Romance

This is the Babylon Bee weekly news podcast for the week of 2/12/2020.  In this special Valentine’s episode of The Babylon Bee podcast, editor-in-chief Kyle Mann, creative director Ethan Nicolle, and producer Dan welcome their wives onto the show: Destiny, Jessica, and Chandra.  This episode was recorded on Kyle and Destiny’s wedding anniversary, Ethan and Jessica’s first date anniversary, and Dan and Chandra’s awkward texting anniversary. Love is in the air on this special episode of the Babylon Bee podcast as they tackle the week's biggest stories. In the subscriber portion, the couples face off in The Dating Game, where the rules are entirely too vague for Kyle’s finely tuned gaming palate, but everyone still has a fun time! Pre-order the new Babylon Bee Best-Of Coffee Table Book coming in 2020! Show Outline Introduction - Kyle, Ethan, and Dan introduce their better halves and give them permission to speak. We then dive into the stories of the week. Story 1 - AOC: 'You Cannot Literally Wrap Your Head Around Something, You Would Get Hurt' AOC immediately fulfilled our boomer meme with comments about bootstraps and shoelaces.  Other idioms AOC will attack? What do the ladies think about AOC?  Story 2 - Garnier Fructis Introduces The Biden Collection Biden recently told a woman in New Hampshire that she was lying about being to a caucus and called her a “Lying Dog-Faced Pony Soldier”.  Destiny informs the men how to pronounce Garnier. Story 3 - Woman Advertising 5 Different MLMs On Back Of Minivan Must Be Extremely Rich, Successful The women discuss their favorite MLM schemes and products and we question why there is a culture in the church that seems to replace fellowship with marketing Story 4 - Man Shows Sacrificial, Christlike Love For Wife By Throwing Socks In General Direction Of Laundry Basket  We learn disgusting truths about the guys from the wives. Story 5 -  'The Milk Is Nowhere To Be Found,' Reports Husband Staring Directly At Jug Of Milk The struggle is real. Topic of the Week -  For Valentine’s Day, the gang discusses their stories, how God brought each couple together, funny things that happened on first dates, and how the romantic-at-heart Ethan is upstaging other men in the love department. Hate Mail/ Feedback - We get an email from someone who can’t believe Christians would lie and deceive their elderly mother about something Bernie Sanders would say. Paid-subscriber portion (Starts at 01:10:43) Dating game If your spouse could go anywhere for a free vacation for a week, where would they go? What’s their favorite book of the Bible? What adjective best describes your spouse’s family? Your spouse wins the lottery. What is their first big purchase? Spouse’s most annoying habit? Who is the better driver? Parting marriage and parenting advice. Become a paid subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans

For Valentine's week, I sit down my hubby Andrew as he shares what it was like to be a rock for our family during the hardest years of our lives. He's a special needs dad (2 of our boys have a rare esophageal condition called Eosinophilic Esophagitis), worked crazy work schedules to provide for our family, endured job rejection after job rejection as we tried to move to Nashville, and supported me as I pursued my dreams. I respect him and I love hime--and I really wanted y'all to get a glimpse of our story through his eyes. If you don't know a lot about our story, go back and listen to the bonus solo episode I posted on January 31!

Three Simple Steps To Meal Prep That Tastes GoodThe key to making meal prep taste delicious, fancy, and even gourmet is to plan your meal prep strategically and combine meal prepped foods with fresh foods and storebought foods for the ultimate simple but fresh meal plan.To illustrate this idea, we’ll use my Valentine's Day Menu. For Valentine’s Day I like to bust out my pasta machine for probably the only time I’ll use it in a year, I’ll make a white and red sauce for variety, some roasted broccoli to round out the meal, some crusty bread as an appetizer, and molten chocolate lava cake and ice cream for dessert.My mouth’s watering just thinking about it.To strategize my meal prep, I ask myself the following three questions about the menu I’ve plannedStep 1: What Parts Of This Meal Can I Meal Prep Or Purchase Premade Without Affecting Quality?In this case, I know that the meat sauce can be made a day or two in advance without affecting the quality. In fact, thing like tomato based sauces often taste even better the next day because the flavors have more time to come together.I like to make my own bread , but in this case since it’s not the star of the show and I’m already going to be letting my kiddos get messy in the kitchen with the pasta I’m going to buy bread from my local bakery that will taste delicious.I’m also buying my ice cream, again, making ice cream is fun but in this case I want to focus my energy on other things and storebought ice cream is still delish.Step 2: What Parts Of This Meal Can I Make Partially In Advance Without Affecting Quality?This is the step that takes the most practice. A lot of things can be done partially in advance, but it can take a little trial and error to figure out what works and what doesn’t.I’ll give help you out with this menu though.Pasta dough can be made a day in advance and stored in the refrigerator.The batter for the molten chocolate lava cakes can also be made a day in advance and stored in the refrigerator.I don’t want to cook my veggies in advance (I almost never cook veggies in advance)…but I can either buy pre-chopped broccoli or chop it in advance.Step 3: What Parts Of This Meal Will Taste Best Made Entirely Fresh?Some things just shouldn’t be meal prepped if you like enjoying your food. Alfredo sauce could be made in advance, but will taste so much better fresh and it’s quick and easy to make so we’ll make that entirely the day of.We’ll also roll out and boil the pasta the day of so it’s super fresh.Finishing TouchesWhen you prioritize your menu and take strategic shortcuts, your every day and holiday meals will come together quickly and easily. In this case, most of our energy will be put toward rolling out and cooking pasta. We will also reheat the red sauce, make the white sauce, roast the already cut-up broccoli, cut the bread, and bake the molten lava cakes.It sounds like a lot, but it’s so much more manageable when parts are done in advance, and you’ll be shocked at how quickly it all comes together.Want to try this menu out for yourself? Sign up for email updates and get all the recipes for this menu straight to your inbox and try out this meal prep strategy for yourself!I’d love to know, what’s one thing you could do today to make tomorrow’s dinner easier WITHOUT compromising the quality of your food? Tell me in the comments below, soon you’ll be a #mealprepaddict when you see how simple your meal times can become with just a little preparation.

  For Valentine’s Day I asked Mark Usewicz from Mermaid’s Garden NYC (https://www.mermaidsgardennyc.com/) to talk to us about their Fish Market and CSA since it seems like the news is all about the Mediterranean diet. I love fish, and caring for sustainable Oceans and water is important to me, and I think it probably is for you too. I’ve got some great videos of my mom making her delicious fish I’ll try to add at the end. Sorry it took so long to get this out there, but I always say the perfect interview happens when just the right listener is in the audience! (http://sGardenNYC.com) Mermaid’s Garden On  Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/mgfishnyc/)   Check out Mark’s pieces in Martha Stewart (https://www.marthastewart.com/contributor/1526536/mark-usewicz) Tell us a little about yourself, Mark Usewicz. I was trained as a chef restaurant business lived in NYC last thing I wanted to do was open my own restaurant and the next worse thing is open my own business but  my wife was in the restaurant business trained as a fish biologist We saw this need for a great fish market in our neighborhood, there really wasn’t anywhere great to buy fish We knew a few fishermen and we built this network started a fish share kind of like a CSA or CSF but we’re not the fisherman Started by connecting our customers with a weekly fish sourced in the Northeast we work with fishermen on Long Island Massachusetts Rhode Island Developed this whole network of aqua-culturists small boat fisherman retail space fish share going retail market all domestic small boat fisherman sourced seafood I grew up in Buffalo, NY so other side of the state a lot of people don’t know where that is in NYC,  different vibe different pace I grew up on Long Island and I have sooooo many fond memories of buying fish on the docks from the fisherman in Freeport on Long Island. My mom would cook all the fish from scratch, cut the heads off scale it etc… and then there’s been so much on the news this year about the Mediterranean diet being the best and that’s my mom’s favorite so I thought it would be interesting. So tell us about sustainable fishing So sustainable fishing The methods they are using to catch the fish are sustainable like habitat preservation different kinds of nets they drag along the ocean floor like a steam roller running along the ocean floor so it preserves the ocean floor limit the size of the nets so if they are targeting porgies juveniles It made sense from a preservation to preserve their livelihoods That’s why we focus on these not a lot of young people going into the industry quota getting big How do you think that’s gonna affect you guys? We’re such a small niche the fisherman we work with are able to supply us with a steady supply Hopefully we’re able to keep the oceans nice and healthy Keep a steady supply of sustainable seafood, the US has the best regulated fisheries in the world right now come backs on certain species of fish over the years That’s good to hear, you don’t hear that very often. I know we don’t eat shrimp much because they say farmed fisheries are destructive to people’s livelihoods. destruction of the mangroves source our shrimp from either  gulf of Mexico south east off the carolinas Got to work a little bit if you want to find the good stuff but it’s out there Do you want to tell listeners where is your place? we’re in Prospect Heights in Brooklyn not quite downtown Brooklyn 10 minute train ride into Manhattan pretty area Brownstone Brooklyn My very first college I went to was a Pratt Institute. You have all these pickup locations how Support this podcast

For Valentine's day this year we continue our tale as the were-rats are defeated and the party has to make a tough decision. How much does Xantillarion love the Goddess Selenna? How much does Oriole love Vladislav? How much does Darby love himself? And how much do our heroes love Calendos? An home-brew actual-play Dungeons and Dragons 5e podcast. All female. All awesome! Music by @vid-gobac Tweet us @dumdumdie or email us at dumdumdiepod@gmail.com Download your own Dum Dum Die RPG Paper Minis for free here, thanks to our awesome friend at Papercraft Dungeon: https://www.facebook.com/papercraftdungeon/posts/1646319695399653 And what's this? Another great podcast, How We Roll: http://www.howwerollpodcast.com/

For Valentine's Day this year, we are taking a look at media's portrayal of romance through reality TV, silly love songs, and of course rom-coms.

For Valentine's Day, we thought we would do a show on children's love not of Fortnite or Clash of Clans or the PS4, but of something altogether more interesting – Latin as a language (it might be dead but we have found a whole raft of people who are crazy about it!) Young and old, teachers, parents and professors.

Folks we had some issues recording and we were gonna cut some shit but then we didn't so here's an extended episode. For Valentine's Day or something. Anyways, here's what you're gonna get: An update on /r/jizzycarts (you're welcome) Our worst Valentine's Day experiences How to find a good first sex toy to introduce into your relationship A girlfriend who wants her boyfriend to be rough with her but he'll only do it when he's drunk A Tinder hookup who comes home and sticks around for FORTY-EIGHT HOURS If it's controlling to ask your SO not to grind with others because it bothers you If grinding is even still a thing Our super rad grinding experiences A self-admitted ugly guy's gf calling him ugly as she comes off of anesthesia So there ya go. The greatest gift of all. Radio Free Tote Bag.

For Valentine's day, Brandi and Stephanie brought in their friends and love experts, Melissa Rycroft Strickland and Kellie Rasberry to answer some relationship questions.  Follow @BrandiRedmond and @StephHollman on Instagram and Twitter, and hit “Subscribe” to get your Weekly Dose of B.S. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Valentine’s Day, a few excerpts of love letters from famous authors, and a poem by Connie Wanek, “First Love.”

For Valentine’s Day, the ABA Banking Journal Podcast digs into trends on U.S. marriage and fertility rates and how they might affect financial institutions. Lyman Stone — an economist who researches demographics and migration at the Institute for Family Studies, American Enterprise Institute and Demographic Intelligence — discusses: How the trend of postponed marriage, with the average adult expecting to spend half as many of their prime childbearing years married compared to 1960, has driven the U.S. to its lowest-ever fertility rate — even as survey research shows that women are having fewer kids than they want. Why reduced childbearing hinders individual Americans’ use of bank products. “Lower odds of getting married and having kids reduces the odds of shifting out of that studio apartment into that starter home,” he says. “These people aren’t going to need mortgages as much and they won’t need them until later in life.” The stark implications for a U.S. economy designed for growth. “How many American families’ balance sheets will make sense if real estate demand in their city is permanently declining?” asks Stone. “Suddenly the calculation on the value of your mortgage looks very different. . . . Population decline rips apart this set of financial instruments that Americans have relied on for generations.” How bankers can connect with their younger customers by demonstrating they care about their well-being. “Perhaps it would be useful for our financial advisers to tell us, ‘The universal consensus of psychological and sociological research suggests that you will be a much happier person, more satisfied with your life, and less likely to die at a young age if you get married and have kids,'” Stone reflects. “At the end of the day, millennials do care about being cared about.” To access a six-minute bonus clip with Lyman Stone on the effects of regional migration on community banks, click here.

For Valentine’s Day, we wanted to cover a comic book couple that we haven’t spent much time with: Dick Grayson & Barbara Gordon. Turns out Nightwing: Year One didn’t have quite as much Batgirl in it as we thought it would, but don’t worry… Smooching. Does. Happen. Join us for Nightwing 101-106 and Secret Wars 7. Next Time: We get ready for Captain Marvel by checking out the Kree-Skrull War Part 1 (Avengers 89-93)

For Valentine’s Day, integral couples therapist Tom Habib returns to share his insights into what he calls the “couples’ line of development.” In previous episodes he laid out the trajectory most couples take — from initial attraction, to role-partnering, to mutual respect, to what he calls first love, where intimacy begins to blossom into an […] The post Growing into Childlike Love appeared first on The Daily Evolver.

For Valentine's week, we discuss the book "The Four Tendencies" by Gretchen Rubin how knowing your tendency (and your partners) can help you be more successful in the organizing projects you have around your home. And all while sipping on the decliciously romantic Love Potion No. 9. from Tipsy Bartender. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cocktailsandcontainers/message

  For Valentine's Day 2018 we are proud to present this bonus episode featuring the story, "What Happens When the Stars Go Out" by Jesse Clark. "What Happens When the Stars Go Out" written by Jesse Clark and performed by Mick Wingert & Addison Peacock & Jessica McEvoy & Erin Lillis & Jesse Cornett & Kyle Akers & Mike DelGaudio & Atticus Jackson & Elie Hirschman & Dan Zappulla. Click here to learn more about the voice actors on The NoSleep Podcast   Click here to learn more about the Escape the Black Farm Tour   Click here to learn more about Jesse Clark   Click here to learn more about illustrator Jörn Heidrath   Click here to learn more about Mick Wingert   Executive Producer & Host: David Cummings Musical score composed by: Brandon Boone Audio adaptation produced by: Phil Michalski "What Happens When the Stars Go Out" illustration courtesy of Jörn Heidrath Audio program ©2018 - Creative Reason Media Inc. - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media Inc. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

For Valentine's Day, we decide to give the listeners something sexy. And what sexier than a teen vampire and a rich playboy who's handy with the whips! We talk about TWILIGHT and FIFTY SHADES OF GREY, the fan faction that it's inspired by. Twitter/Instagram: @originalremake Email: originalremakepod@gmail.com Hosts: @Podstalgic and @warmachinehorse

For Valentine's Day, Kendall, Sarah, and Molly have a double dose of R&B songs to discuss. Crack open a bottle of wine, have some chocolates, and listen to us discuss Shorty(You Keep Playin' With My Mind) by Imajin.

For Valentine's Day, Kendall, Sarah, and Molly have a double dose of R&B songs to discuss. Crack open a bottle of wine, have some chocolates, and listen to us discuss Anytime by Brian McKnight.

For Valentine’s Day, I talk about Long Live the Queen, a choose your own adventure game! Also, Roll Player and Gamebag.

For Valentine's day; we talk about the couples celebration change with age, Assembly Woman Cris Garcia being accused of inappropriate sexual behavior and another female teacher dating a student.

For Valentine’s Day, most of us will buy flowers, and those flowers are already enroute to us from abroad.

For Valentine’s Day, we’re re-posting our only episode with two married people who met in college — although they didn’t start dating until much later. Previously airing on f’ing Sweetest Day, Greg Volk (Emmy-winning television writer) and Katie Volk (Advertising, Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide) went to separate colleges in North Carolina, and met up at...

Folks we had some issues recording and we were gonna cut some shit but then we didn't so here's an extended episode. For Valentine's Day or something. Anyways, here's what you're gonna get: - An update on /r/jizzycarts (you're welcome) - Our worst Valentine's Day experiences - How to find a good first sex toy to introduce into your relationship - A girlfriend who wants her boyfriend to be rough with her but he'll only do it when he's drunk - A Tinder hookup who comes home and sticks around for FORTY-EIGHT HOURS - If it's controlling to ask your SO not to grind with others because it bothers you - If grinding is even still a thing - Our super rad grinding experiences - A self-admitted ugly guy's gf calling him ugly as she comes off of anesthesia So there ya go. The greatest gift of all. Radio Free Tote Bag.