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The happy Buster Brown Gang are on the air! Smiling Ed and his friend Froggie greet the kids with a song, Grandpa Can Fix Anything. Smiling Ed doesn't waste any…

Will Smith go farking Mental? Will Wilde nail the swim? Will that blimmin' Froggie crash the party? Find out.

Jake and Luke Morgan tell Maura about their bilingual, but mainly Irish language comedy called Froggie.

On today's show: 10am-11am Taoiseach to intervene in case of Irish woman facing charges in Dubai - We speak to TD who knows her    Govt apologises to thalidomide survivors  Westside arts festival kicks off with Community arts events  We'll talk to the Morgan Brothers as their movie Froggie hits the big screen at the Galway Film Fleadh ‘Galway Talks with John Morley' broadcasts every weekday morning from 9am on Galway Bay FM

Amy McIver speaks to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler about various online stores, including Shelf Your Shoes, Reliable Store, Froggie, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amy McIver speaks to consumer journalist Wendy Knowler about various online stores, including Shelf Your Shoes, Reliable Store, Froggie, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join Smiling Ed for more fun than a barrel of monkeys, it's Buster Brown and his gang. The crazy characters, Mousie and Froggie pitch in for some joking around. Ed…

Cat Talk! We now associate StarFig with the new goal song. Marcos drops some secret info on Celsius. Marcos is turned a new gambler Mike McDaniel wants reporters to take accountability for their long winded questions We close the Hour out with Goosies or No Goosies!

‘For all the Froggies of the World...' Inspired by her amphibian lifestyle, Sally offers an everyday fable of the writer. Froggie and the Golden Ball is a cautionary tale of the writerly career and the lure of acclaim, interspersed with reflections on nature, Emily Dickinson, and hairdressing. Dickinson's poem about the frog is available here: https://poets.org/poem/im-nobody-who-are-you-260 The producer of this episode is James Bowen. The extra voice in this episode is Emma Fielding. The beautiful piano music heard in the opening section is written and performed by Paul Clarke. Thanks to everyone who has supported us so far. Special thanks go to Violet Henderson, Kris Dyer, and Maeve Magnus.

Episode 26:  In this episode, Molley and Chad continue their focus on highlighting several different lakes in Kentucky and Tennessee, Trasee and Fess are here to provide insights and recommendations about Norris Lake. Norris Lake, located in Tennessee, is a popular destination for lake enthusiasts and vacationers alike. With its vast size, muddy waters, and unique floating communities, Norris Lake offers a one-of-a-kind experience for those seeking a lakeside getaway. Trasee and Fess have been going to Norris Lake since 2005, giving them a wealth of experience and knowledge about the area. They own a Sea Ray 220 Sundeck, which is not their first boat. They talk about their earlier days with a smaller boat (Sea Ray 190). When asked why they chose Norris Lake out of all the lakes in the region, Trasee explains that they were introduced to it by a friend. They used to gather with friends for Labor Day vacations, exploring different places each year. Eventually, they heard about Norris Lake and decided to give it a try. They initially had a challenging experience with low water levels and muddy conditions, but they fell in love with the lake and have been returning ever since. Norris Lake is a man-made lake, spanning 33,000 acres with 809 miles of shoreline. There are many marinas scattered across the lake, with Trasee and Fess admitting that they have only visited five out of the twenty-one marinas available. They also mention that all marinas have boat ramps, making it convenient for boaters to access the lake. Trasee and Fess have a home in Andersonville.  It's near the middle of the lake.  They have easy access to at least 5 marinas. The Floating Communities on Norris Lake One unique feature of Norris Lake is the presence of floating communities. There are approximately 2,100 floating houses on the lake, and many marinas host these communities. The hosts inquire about Trasee and Fess's thoughts on the floating houses, and they reveal that they were initially intrigued by the idea but changed their minds after speaking to people who had experience with them. Lake Like Is Fun and Convenient Lake life is fun and convenient. Trasee and Fess discuss their love for the lake and the reasons why they chose to embrace the lake life lifestyle. Their stories highlight the enjoyment and convenience that comes with living near the water. Trasee's love for the water began at a young age when she had the opportunity to spend time on a friend's boat. She quickly realized how much fun it was and became hooked on the water. Fess, on the other hand, grew up as a river rat, spending his time on the Ohio River and Kentucky River. When Trasee expressed her desire to explore other bodies of water, they decided to venture into lake life.  They spent 12-13 years boating on the river, but Trasee really wanted to go back to the lake. The convenience of lake life is further emphasized by the accessibility of the water. Most places on Norris Lake allow residents to walk down to their docks, making it easy to enjoy the water without having to travel far. This ease of access is a significant advantage for those who love water activities and want to spend as much time on the lake as possible. Fess mentions that the lake is controlled by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), which uses it for hydroelectricity. This control ensures that the lake's water levels are regulated, providing a stable and enjoyable experience for boaters and residents. Additionally, Norris Lake is known for its clear waters, thanks to the Powell River and Clinch River that feed into it. This clarity adds to the beauty and allure of the lake. Lake activities are relaxing and fun Trasee and Fess mention that they are pleasure boating enthusiasts. They enjoy cruising around the lake, stopping to relax and have a good time. When they have guests or visitors, they bring out rafts, tubes, and skis for more adventurous water activities. Lake activities can cater to both those seeking relaxation and those looking for more excitement. Chad and Molley also enjoy floating on a giant mat or lily pad. They describe how it can be a fun activity for both adults and children. Trasee and Fess mention that when adults are on the mat, it turns into a floating bar, with everyone enjoying their drinks and conversation. This highlights the social aspect of lake activities and how they can bring people together for a good time. Trasee and Fess also mention their favorite spot on the lake called the Big Water, which offers beautiful scenery and a chance to swim and relax. They enjoy exploring different parts of the lake and taking in its size and beauty. They appreciate the fact that Norris Lake has remote areas where they can escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature. Advice to New Boaters on Norris Lake One of the main advantages of boating on Norris Lake is the ease of access. Unlike other bodies of water, such as the Ohio River, Norris Lake does not have a strong current, making it much easier to navigate in and out of with a boat on a trailer. This is particularly beneficial for new boaters who may not have as much experience maneuvering their boat. The absence of a current also means that there are no difficult angles to navigate when getting the boat onto the trailer. Additionally, the lake offers a peaceful and serene environment for boating. While weekends can be busy with other boaters, it is still possible to find coves and hideaways to escape the crowds and enjoy some solitude.  It's great to go out early in the morning to avoid the rush and enjoy the calmness of the lake. They love sitting out and watching the sunset, highlighting the beauty and tranquility of Norris Lake. For new boaters, Trasee and Fess suggest avoiding going out on a holiday weekend for the first time, as these times can be particularly crowded and overwhelming. Instead, they recommend choosing a quieter time to get familiar with the lake and its navigation. It is also important to scope out the area ahead of time and know where the rental and dock are located. This can help prevent any confusion or getting lost on the water. In terms of the lake itself, Norris Lake offers a unique experience compared to other lakes in Kentucky. Trasee and Fess have visited other lakes such as Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow and Taylorsville Lake.  They prefer for Norris Lake due to its distinct features. Norris Lake has many fingers and coves, providing opportunities for exploration and discovering hidden spots. In contrast, Dale Hollow is described as a big bowl with islands, lacking the same level of diversity in its landscape. Chad always brings up a story about Molley at Dale Hollow. After a long day of enjoying the lake, she described the water as feeling thicker, possibly due to the minerals present in it. This unique characteristic sparked a debate about whether to speed up or slow down the boat, showcasing the interesting conversations and experiences that can arise from boating. If You Could Buy Any Boat, What Would You Buy? Chad asks them about their dream boats.  Trasee immediately says, a Sea Ray 270 SLX.  Fess loves the Sea Ray 34 Sundancer.  He thinks it a great cruiser option for the lake. Fess talks about Froggie's Patio Bar and Stardust Marina on Lake Norris.  The group talks about how people are accessorizing their slips in very creative ways.  It may not be the most relaxing, but it's another great aspect of the Lake Life. Boating Creates Lasting Family Memories Trasee talks about their experiences boating with their son, Layne, and how it has brought them closer together as a family. They mention that when their son was younger, he would always go out boating with them, bringing along his friends as well. They recall one particular memory of having a group of friends out on the boat, with one of the younger brothers refusing to get off the tube. This memory highlights the fun and excitement that boating can bring to a family, creating moments that are cherished for years to come. There's also the freedom and relaxation that boating provides. Boating allows you to escape from your daily routines and enjoy the peace and tranquility of being out on the water. They talk about how boating has become a way for them to reconnect as a family, especially now that they have a place at Norris Lake. Having a place to stay at the lake makes it easier for them to get away and spend quality time together. They express their excitement at the prospect of their son joining them more often now that they have a place at the lake. Lake Norris is also known for having some great food at the marina restaurants.  Most of the marinas offer some form of local entertainment.  Trasee talks about why Shanghai Marina is one of her favorites.  There's a wide variety of food and settings.  Community and Friendship at the Lake There's a sense of community and friendship that can be found at the lake. Boating allows you to meet new people and form lifelong friendships. The boating community is always willing to help each other out and offer advice. They also talk about how boating has provided them with opportunities to have conversations and create memories that they may not have had otherwise. Memorable Lake Adventures and Laughter Trasee recalls a summer where they realized they weren't using their boat as much as they would like. They reflect on the time and effort it takes to prepare the boat for each outing, but ultimately decide that the memories and experiences they have on the lake make it all worth it. They discuss the tough decisions they have to make, but ultimately conclude that the sense of community and friendship they have found at the lake is invaluable. Greatest Lake Life Memory Molley asks them to share a key memory involving Lake Life. Fess shares a memorable experience of being at the lake with friends. They recall a Labor Day weekend where they witnessed a friend sitting in a motorized tube, surrounded by the NFL cheerleaders from Cincinnati. The image of this friend, with a hat on, cigar in hand, and reading a book, is a source of laughter and amusement for the hosts. They remember this moment and it has become a story they share whenever they get together. Trasee shares the memory of their son learning to ski for the first time. This moment is etched in their memory and brings a sense of pride and joy. She also recalls jumping off a bridge at Norris Lake, an activity that is common at many lakes. Despite hurting herself in the process, the adventure and laughter that accompanied these experiences was worth it. Molley and Chad describe a time when Chad decided to jump off a high spot, when he thought Molley was cheering him on.  Turns out she was trying to tell him she was out of film.  Chad had to jump again! Chad also discuss the fun and excitement of tubing at the lake. They share stories of tubing with friends and the determination they all had to hold on and not let go. They recall the sheer joy and laughter that comes from being on a tube, even if it means getting whipped around and potentially hurting themselves. Fess talks about the time their nieces and the fun they have had with them on the lake. They mention how hilarious it was when the girls confidently claimed that no one could knock them off.  But, they had to stop so the girls could fix their hair. Defining Which Job Each Person Has Fess mentions how they used to trailer their boat until they bought a condo with a slip and lift. They describe this as a game changer, emphasizing the convenience and ease it brings to their boating experience. The conversation then turns to the roles each person plays in their boating adventures. They mention how one person handles the truck while the other handles the trailer. They share stories of their partners' impressive skills in maneuvering the boat and trailer, creating a sense of admiration and camaraderie. This highlights the sense of community and friendship that can be found at Norris Lake, as people come together to share their love for boating. Closing Words Trasee and Fess invite everyone they can to come and enjoy the lake with them. This highlights the inclusive and welcoming nature of Norris Lake, where people can come together and create lasting memories.  We're looking forward to creating even more memories and laughter in the upcoming summer and cherish the moments they have already experienced at the lake. EPISODE SPONSOR INFORMATION: We'd like to thank today's sponsor and encourage you to contact them for your Lake Cumberland real estate needs. Walker Realty Website: https://walker-realty.com/ Phone Number:  (270) 384-3661 That's a wrap for this episode.  We'd like to thank our friends Trasee and Fess for guest hosting with us.  We hope you found it helpful, insightful and maybe a little entertaining.  Thanks for Listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider sharing it with your social media friends.  We hope to see you out there soon.  Until next time, here's to warm weather and calm waters! Don't forget to subscribe!  

Join Jordan, the Commish, Beth, and PittGirl in a battle of Pennsylvania knowledge as the non-Pennsylvanians try to guess truth from fiction in commonwealth city names. Also, we talk about mayoshine, putting an electronic tracker on Bobby Petrino, a man named Froggie, and the 1949 Rice Owls.

On today's MJ Morning Show... Ides of March edition: Mystery Merch! Morons in the news Yet another monkey story Sheriff Grady Judd joined us on the phone MJ warns ladies in supermarkets... we took calls Women are doing this more and more... why? MJ's son Julian is off for a month and back in town River O'Green is happening when? That's crazy! Wait... that's when it should be! Seaweed blob is comin'... will it affect Tampa? A thank you e-mail to Roxanne Sardo and Fester... best...friends...forever... Froggie's family arrives Frontier airlines busted for offering incentives to charge for extras Lindsay Lohan is pregnant and getting advice from... Paris Hilton? Also, the story about Lindsay's dad while in Tampa The puppies arrive!!! Will Shaq get served while at the studio on the air? Gisele's new guy?

In this episode, Rumpel muddles through without her dear Froggie as she shares a bit about her creative process. Tune in to discover Rumpel's latest creative adventure of self-discovery through a sort-of-new illustration project she's working on. This long-term project she's pursuing is rooted in personal meaning that will also serve as a storytelling tool. Grab your stitching (or perhaps some sketching?), relax, and enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/no353l5/message

Recently I had the pleasure of sitting down with my good friend Justin Stark. Justin is not only a satellite engineer, he is also a brilliant stage actor with a technicolor neurodiverse mind. Justin discovered that one of the gifts of being a stage actor is learning how to be present with his fellow actors. This also has helped Justin relate to others. Justin has studied acting (since the age of 14) when he got the lead role as inspector Jacques Clouseau of the French Surety in The Pink Panther Strikes Again. Justin moved to the Southern California area where he began doing acting projects ranging from commercials to small budget films but truly found his calling in theatre acting. He has studied with Peter Frisch of the The Peter Frisch Studio in multiple consortiums. He has continued to play diverse characters in the theatre from Froggie in The Foreigner to one of the Venticelli in Santa Barbara Ensemble Theatre's production of Amadeus. He also has played historical figures such as the impeccable David Frost in Dijon Productions smash hit Frost/Nixon which was a live theatre and screen event. Justin has continued to do theatre in the Santa Barbara area for the last 18 years. 

Devin G, 21 Post, Texas Decoy, 11F Nicked name Froggie, these are the things he was sending to not only a 11-year-old decoy, but also to a real 14-year-old girl as he himself admitted. This son of a bitch has so many fucked up messages that instead of giving it a little bio, I'm just going to put his shit on blast since he has apparently been doing this for a few years and has chatted with so many underage children that he lost count. Along with all the minors he admitted to talking to, here is what he admitted to saying: -Told them they were going to suck his penis and he's going to eat them out. -He has a kidnapping fetish. -Lies about having child porn on his phone, but it's obvious he does. Was going to kidnap Emily, hide her in a basement or storm shelter and make her his sex slave. He will own her and fuck her raw and take away all her freedoms. Was going to put a dog collar on her and have her call him master. Devin also has a 16-year-old female cousin living in the house with him and his father. This is where it gets interesting. So Devin's dad was home and got involved in the conversation. Basically told him that if these girls fathers came to the door ti kill him that he would open the door for them. Took his son's phone and told him after the team leaves, he's going to pack his shit up and get out of is house. When Devin told his dad that he's sorry and is bad person, his dad's response was epic. “No you're not, you're giving yourself to much credit” and “Well you're famous now motherfucker for being a baby raping bitch.” And the nail in the coffin, “You're going to prison and I not going to visit your ass.” Devin was detained and taken to the local PD.

This week we talk with TikTok's Froggie Biologist, Brendon Cohen,  and his dad Alan Cohen.Brendon is intelligent, funny and super creative.  Brendon is not only a heavy hitter on TikTok but is also an underwear model.  Yes underwear model! Join us as we laugh and enjoy a great interview with Brendon.  Next up Brendon's dad the Psychiatrists  Rock Star Alan Cohen . He share his personal stories and some of his Brendon dad stories. Brendon's TikTok Link: https://www.tiktok.com/@froggiebiologist?lang=enSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/secret2mysuccess)

https://www.killatapespodcast.com Featuring; Citizen Nuggz, Bruva Smokes, Dan Morze, Roccwell, Wildelux, DJ C.S.P., Creatures of Habit, Choco Valens, Tonio MC, Doc Terror, Froggie, Datkid, Illinformed, Sean Peng, Defenders of Style, Flooded Hallways, K.O katana, Lee Scott, Hyroglifics, Bigg Jus, Legacy tapes, Moose funk squad Beats; The beats on today's show were produced by Jason Famous Beats and Mighty Mindless Cartoons Tracklist; Citizen Nuggz - Country lanes and hedgerows Bruva Smokes - Roundabouts (prod by Dan Morze) 01_Roccwell - The Light feat. Wildelux & DJ C.S.P Choco Valens. Rage Doc X Froggie - Frog Pond Medicine TONIO MC - A L'ENVERS Creatures of Habit - I Keep It Me feat. Datkid Defenders of Style - Shake Down (419 pt2) Flooded Hallways - This Death K.O katana - Squeamish Lee Scott & Hyroglifics - Beanio feat. Bigg Jus Legacy tapes - falling down Datkid and illinformed - Look Up Feat. Sean Peng Moose funk squad - Throwdown

An urban hip hop Froggie spreading positivity, love & spray paint fumes! This episode I talk it up with my friend & amazingly talented renaissance artist GoopMassta. We dive into how we first met during Miami Art Basel `17, his iconic froggie character that's painted from Cali across the world. We do get nerdy weird & talk time travel, Saturday morning cartoons & his influences with pop culture. GoopMassta is a super cool guy I have had the pleasure of being friends with as well as have personally worked with on apparel. I consider him a true artist and had a blast having him on the show & I hope you enjoy it too! This is Come Art Me Bro!

In this final episode of the Witches and Stitches series, we are delighted to really dig in and share our WIP'S and FO's. It's been a while since we've had such a good long talk about our fiber-y processes! Next, Rumpel shares her newfound familiarity with familiars, or witches' spirit companions. Tune in to hear about their origins from Classical Antiquity and their evolution throughout time. Plus, Froggie shares a little lesson she calls "Connecticut Witch Trials 101," in which we learn some choice bits about the long and troubling history of witch trials and witch panic right in our own backyard. It turns out that the events in Salem are just one chapter in a much longer tale; a tale that our own state of Connecticut begins and ends. Well, how 'bout that! Finally, we have a teaser for the micro-series planned for two episodes in December. Listen to the very end of the episode to hear all about it! It will definitely be a little bit of fun! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/no353l5/message

This episode of shift drinks finds us at Yot Bar and Kitchen in Ft. Lauderdale Marina. With luxury yachts as our backdrop Ashley joins us after wiping away memories of her shit show. And Chris G. can hardly contain himself after what he describes as his top 5 worst shift.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Actin' man'ish. Feelin froggie, too big for your britches. All are ways to communicate that you have overestimated you ability to accomplish a task you've taken on. Often times that comes out of never really taken any Ls. But maybe, just maybe: “you gon learn today!” Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hi, I’m Darcie T. Kelly and this is Story Time with Darcie! In every episode, you hear a piece of my own short fiction. I’m an eclectic writer, so you may be surprised by the genres and situations, but what these stories have in common is their exploration of big ideas. In February last year, we read Heart DisEase as Valentine’s Day called for a romance, but more importantly in honour of Organ Donation Month. If you haven’t signed your donor card, please, consider doing so today and while you’re at it, schedule a blood donation appointment. The past year has shown how inter-woven we are as a human species. Instead of spreading fear and disease, let’s spread love and health.This February, I’ve chosen to look at love in a different way, with the fable Frankie and Freddie Froggie’s Fabulous Ferry.Please join me in welcoming our three guest voices today. Allison Moro is a listener turned guest! She loves teaching and public speaking, and I was delighted when she reached out with interest in becoming a voice on the pod! Desmond Branscombe also joins us today. The Branscombe name should be familiar now as Desmond is the forth kid by that name to lend his voice to one of my stories. I love my nieces and nephews! Our final guest today is the always wonderful Nikolas Yuen who takes on not one, but two character voices. If you’re a new listener, Nik is a regular guest voice here. Check out October 2020’s Diary of a Deadman or last month’s The Value of a Journey to hear more of his work.The only content warning today is some poorly performed tongue twisters. I hope you find my stumbles trigger nothing more than light mirth. Frankie and Freddie Froggie’s Fabulous Ferry is the first fable I’ve written. The challenge it was written for assigned a comedy and after a few false starts, this fable is what came out. I enjoyed the freedom to build exaggerated characters to tell the story. Which character did you most relate to?I hope you enjoyed this episode of Story Time with Darcie. If you have, please, help me keep the podcast going by sharing it! Leave a five-star rating on Apple podcasts, write a review, or give us a shout out on social media to help more people find us. If a friend is looking for something new to listen to, suggest Story Time with Darcie. If an episode make you think of someone in particular, send it their way! Every time you share it makes a difference!Thank you, Allison, Desmond, and Nikolas for joining me today! If you, dear listener, would like to become a voice on Story Time with Darcie, please, reach out! My eclectic stories need a variety of voices, and yours will be a welcome addition!Thank you for listening. To read more of my stories and perhaps inspire my next one, check out my website: www.darcietkelly.me and join me on facebook @DarcieTKelly. If you’re interested in purchasing a copy of Musings: A Collection of Short Stories, get in touch through the facebook page or email me (you can find my email address in the episode notes). And please, subscribe on your podcatcher of choice for future episodes of Story Time With Darcie. Until next month, stay well, and keep smiling.Direct Link to text version of Frankie and Freddie Froggie's Fabulous Ferry.

Let me dispel any confusion - there are no amphibians mentioned in this episode.As the pace quickens, the plot thickens, and publishing deadlines loom, Boris Johnson (the author) is running out of steam. Expect increased plot holes, lazy xenophobia, and un-concluded story lines as we enter the final few chapters of 72 Virgins.--Join the Old Boys Book Club - a weekly reading group led by Jonny Lennard and Andrew Mole, Anthropologists by training, cynics by choice, determined to understand one of modern societies oldest (and most incongruous) tropes - the Old Boy.We have reached peak 'Old Boy' with Johnson, Trump, Farage et al leading the world towards a leather-clad man cave of environmental catastrophe. But what exactly is an Old Boy?In what will almost certainly be called the pinnacle of modern satire, but is as yet unreviewed, Jonny and Andy introduce the world to Old Boy after Old Boy in the best way they know: by decoding the literature they have willingly created.

We’re on location at Froggie’s in Virginia Beach to visit with Tyler Gage of Audacity Brass Band. Learn the history…

This episode i talk about teaching the froggie ford song from the Tap for little ones album!

The second of two 'unreleased' Blue Box Podcasts, a review of the ninth episode of Series Eleven

TDP 809b Bootleg Podcast - BBP 336 - FROGGIE WENT A-TALKIN'

The minds behind Southern Grit Magazine will debate if NYPD Blue's Andy Sipowicz is a redeemable character or not, if Mac and Cheese potentially falls on cultural lines, and Deb and Fitz will welcome Chef and Pitmaster Chris Bailey to the show to discuss his coffee encrusted smoked meats at Froggie's in Virginia Beach.

Craig Newitt - A good book of rides for Froggie at the Heath today, but none more important or enviable than Lankan Rupee in the Bletchingly

This episode of Its Too Real, "Nothing Comes Easy", we talk about the new NBA champions, The Golden State Warriors, Kevin Durant's position as the best basketball player in the world, The 2017 XXL freshman list, Floyd Mayweather vs Connor McGregor, and more.Like Subscribe ReviewTwitter: @ItstoorealthepodInstagram: Itstoorealthepod elfrogito

Ana Fabrega and Lorelei Ramirez make STAR TURNS in a Ten Ideas first: one of our hosts is beset by disaster and is MISSING! Can Ana and Lorelei carry the show with only one host? Will any ideas be about skeletons? How much toxin can orphans "take"? Can your boyfriend board your Quit Blimp? The answers to all these questions (yes but just barely, yes of course look at the episode image, in reality very little, yes) lie just beyond this episode of Ten Ideas!

Its Too Real- Froggie Episode by It's Too Real The Podcast

E discusses some of the headlines that caught his attention as usual. He also gets a call from his friend Froggie who currently Manages Recording artist Dorough, he drops some jewels and gems about what the Toronto music scene needs.

Steve Cooper talks with actor/singer E.G. Daily. E.G. has starred in more than twenty feature films as an actress and leaped to the top of the charts as a singer/songwriter. Recently E.G. had a role in a Nick Cassavetes film called My Sister’s Keeper and starred as Candy in Rob Zombie’s The Devil’s Rejects. Her credits also include Street Music, Valley Girl, Streets of Fire, Pee Wee’s Big Adventure, Fandango, Loverboy, and Dogfight. She has done voices for numerous animated series, including the Emmy Award winning Rugrats (Tommy Pickles) and The Powerpuff Girls (Buttercup). She resumed her role as the voice of Tommy Pickles in all three animated feature films and can also be heard as the voice of Babe in the live-action feature Babe II: Pig in the City. Additional voice-over credits include Starship Troopers, Recess, Chalkzone, Eek! the Cat, Duck Days, Duckman, Jungle Cubs, Problem Child, and Baby Blues. She also provided the voice of Froggie in the feature film The Little Rascals, Bam Bam in The Flinstones, Lorenzo in the Academy Award winning feature film, Lorenzo’s Oil and Baby Mumbles in the Academy Award winning Happy Feet. In addition to her extensive voiceover work, she co-wrote and co-produced two solo albums, Wild Child and Lace Around the Wound on A&M Records. Several of her songs soared to the top of Billboard’s dance charts and became well-received music videos, including Say It, Say It, which became a number one hit. She has also composed music and performed on a number of soundtracks, including Street Music, Thief of Hearts, Scarface, The Breakfast Club, Summer School and Better Off Dead. She has collaborated with many well-known producers, such as Giorgio Moroder, Keith Forsey, Stock Aitken, Waterman, Jelly Bean Benitez and Harold Faltermeyer and recently was a favorite when she sang on NBC's The Voice.

Casey refuses to pay for Kally's slutiness, flood in the basement, answering your vagina questions, and it's Froggie's birthday! FROGGIE!

If you're a renewable energy nerd like us you've no doubt seen Bullfrog Power's ubiquitous green froggie at an event or on a piece of swag. They're darn good at being everywhere, but we wanted to get behind the cute logo and figure out if Bullfrog Power was for real. Learn what this green energy provider is all about in this week's Green Energy Futures CKUA Radio podcast.

In this week's episode, Kally has a birthday, the girls learn more about menstruation thanks to Walt Disney, dinosaurs return for the end of the world, Froggie joins us as the first guest on Soulmatey, and Casey and Kally blow themselves about how awesome their podcast is. Screenshot from Walt Disney's The Story of Menstruation.

00:00:00 - Much like podcasters, frogs try to avoid talking over each other. It really screws with getting noticed by a mate. They do such a good job that tech nerds are trying to figure out how have networks work the same way. Ribbit. 00:21:05 - Frogs like to take a dip in the drink, whereas the Paleopals like to dip drinks into their mouths. This week Ryan begins with a Triple Digit Aftermath Scotch Ale, just because he can. Ben is very excited about his not too sweet Jamaican grapefruit pop Ting. Patrick has one of Ryan's favorite IPAs, a Bell's Two-Hearted Ale. And finally Jacob has some whipped-cream vodka and orange soda abomination that he calls a "creamsicle."  00:29:10 - The Paleopals have fun making fun of the trailer for Hit & Run in this week's Trailer Trash Talk. 00:40:55 - The funny sounding lab of Picatinny have developed a FREAKING LIGHTNING GUN. Ben says he had the idea first, but didn't want to unleash such horrors upon the world. At least he can explain it to the rest of us. 00:59:31 - PaleoPOWs are a lot like lightning, random and deadly. Patrick has an excellent iTunes review from Zachary G. Ryan was sent a Triassic sellosaurs on an ice drift from Jesse G., which can be seen in our Art... sort of gallery. Ben finds a foreign iTunes review from UK listener Luke S. And finally, Jacob reads a website comment from Cecilia, left on Episode 142, about how best to exercise one's cheetahs.   Discuss this episode and other podcasts from the Brachiolope Media Network on our forum!   Music for this week's show provided by: Froggie - The Presidents of the United States of America I've Got a Gal in Kalamzoo - Glen Miller & His Orchestra Run Right Back - The Black Keys The Killing Lights - AFI

In this LovethatVoiceover episode, part 2 of 3 with Adam Harrington - bio below - and learn some secrets regarding Froggie, Jane, Susan and telemarketing!!  What?! Ya gotta listen! Adam Harrington - a Jack of All Voices delivering deep rich VOs in commercials, corporate & TV narrations, spoken word on major label musician projects and character voices for video games, He’s also a coach and a demo reel producer with this service: Affordable Video Voiceover Reels. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Affordable-Video-Voiceover-Reels/134621973287841 In-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic, with your chic geek, perfectly different host - Love that Rebecca!