Podcasts about Garage

Brand new stuff from Social Distortion, the Overjoyed, and Inflatable Idols, plus some country, rhythm n blues, rockabilly and more.

#916 Being real, sharing your journey, creating consistently, and repurposing your content across multiple platforms are tips I share all the time. But what are the actual results you can get if you finally put yourself out there? Today's episode shines a light on a perfect example of taking action daily. That's because I'm joined by the incredible Shuffle Mamas, Christina Reynolds and Anna Blanc, for an awesome behind-the-scenes look at their success story! Christina and Anna are short-form masters who have grown a major business around their passion for shuffle dancing. Before everyone was talking about authenticity, these Kansas City mothers were already posting their journey as complete beginners, bringing people along for the ride as they developed their skills. Now, they share the joy with the tens of thousands of students enrolled in their dance courses. This is truly what expert brand building looks like in 2026. Tune in! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session916.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sydney disco icon, DJ STEPHEN ALLKINS [Love Tattoo] paying tribute to FRANKIE KNUCKLES at SOUL OF SYDNEY (Feb 2026) Podcast show #439 90+ minutes of late 1980's Garage, 90's House & a touch of seminal dancefloor moments put together with love from one of the first DJ's to play disco and house in Australia. Check out the mix and enjoy the vibe, follow us for updates on our next party www.soulofsydney.org/events big love

Aujourd'hui, Élina Dumont, intervenante sociale, Antoine Diers, consultant auprès des entreprises, et Charles Consigny, avocat, débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

Cela a tout d'un garage classique. Les voitures sont là, les vendeurs présentent bien. Mais une fois la somme réglée, ils disparaissent dans la nature et, avec eux, le véhicule que vous venez d'acheter. Ces arnaques au garage fantôme, comme on les appelle, sont en train de prendre une ampleur considérable. En France, 250 000 voitures sont concernées chaque année, selon la police. Derrière cette escroquerie, des victimes, qui pensaient faire une bonne affaire, tombent des nues. Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This podcast is the audio version of the Gear Garage Live Show, where Zach answers submitted questions and talks all things whitewater. In this episode, Zach dives deep into river safety "rants," analyzes rescue videos, and discusses the importance of professional training for both private boaters and aspiring guides. Zach begins the show by announcing new one-day rescue clinics offered by Northwest Rafting Company. These clinics are designed as a "palatable" way for private boaters to gain experience in specific areas like mechanical advantage and throw bags without committing to a full three-day course. He also shares a personal "safety rant," emphasizing that while some may call him a "safety squirrel," his access to non-public incident reports drives his passion for teaching rescue techniques. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to video analysis. Zach reviews footage of a "pushing move" gone wrong, explaining why aggressive maneuvers can leave boaters exposed and sideways to obstacles. He suggests that many situations are better handled by pulling or using a "ferry" to maintain control. He also reviews a rescue scenario in flat water, cautioning against the reflexive use of throw ropes which can create dangerous tangles in the water. The discussion also touches on gear essentials, particularly PFD selection. Zach notes that while many kayakers prefer low-profile vests for agility, rafters—especially larger individuals—benefit from higher flotation models like the Astral Indus or specific NRS rescue vests. He concludes with a reminder that professional growth in the industry requires "time on the water," recommending programs like the Class III Rowing School for those looking to build a solid foundation. Topics and links that Zach talked about in this episode Training: Northwest Rafting Company Rescue Clinics and Class III Rowing School. Gear: PFD selection and the dangers of ropes in flat water rescues. Safety: Using your voice as a rescue tool (Speech, Reach, Throw, Row, Go).

In this Garage edition of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux explores a wide range of controversial and thought-provoking topics, from paid parental leave and workforce participation to the ethical challenges of genetic engineering and the future of “designer babies”. Jeremy questions proposals to extend paid parental leave to 12 months, arguing that policymakers should focus on encouraging employment and supporting families through tax reform rather than increasing costs for businesses. He suggests income splitting and tax-deductible childcare as alternative ways to boost both birth rates and workforce participation. The episode also examines emerging genetic screening technologies, raising ethical concerns about embryo selection and the possibility of genetic engineering. Jeremy asks whether society is prepared for the moral and social implications of choosing traits such as intelligence, height and physical characteristics, and whether this could lead to dangerous unintended consequences. The discussion then moves to national security and social cohesion, including tensions during Ramadan, the challenge of identifying extremism, and threats directed at religious institutions. Jeremy highlights the importance of tolerance and public safety in a multicultural society. Other topics include the rise of illegal tobacco, the Laffer Curve and tax policy, the Hindmarsh Island controversy, government spending and historical debates around Indigenous heritage claims. This wide-ranging episode delivers Jeremy’s signature blend of economic commentary, ethical debate and strong opinion on the issues shaping Australia’s future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.comThis episode is a raw breakdown of what it really takes to go from grinding solo in your parents' garage to building a legitimate, scalable business.Dan Workman, owner of Identity Graphics and co-founder of Wrap Shop Academy, shares the unfiltered truth about six years of doing everything himself, nearly quitting, and what finally forced him to shift from technician to true business owner.This isn't theory. It's the real evolution of a man who stopped working in his business and started leading it.

This episode from CES 2026 features Michael O'Shea, CTO and COO of MOTER Technologies, discussing the company's approach to usage-based insurance through in-vehicle AI deployment. MOTER Technologies, backed by a major Japanese insurance company, places software directly in vehicles to analyze sensor data and generate fair driver risk scores while maintaining privacy through edge computing. O'Shea explains how their collaboration with Sonatus AI Director enables standardized deployment of their lightweight AI models across different vehicle platforms, benefiting drivers through potentially lower insurance costs, OEMs through revenue sharing and customer loyalty programs, and insurance companies through more accurate risk assessment. The conversation covers the evolution from traditional OBD dongles and smartphone apps to sophisticated in-vehicle systems that provide contextual understanding of driving behavior. O'Shea also discusses their DriveSAGE coaching application that provides feedback to help drivers improve their safety scores, emphasizing the importance of transparency and customer consent in data usage.

Du kennst sie – diese unscheinbaren Geräte in Technikräumen von Büro- und Zweckbauten. Doch was viele nicht wissen: Sie stammen oft vom Schweizer Traditionsunternehmen Belimo aus Hinwil. In dieser Folge spricht Rony Riedo, Leiter Verkauf Schweiz, über die Innovationskraft, Unternehmenskultur und den echten Mehrwert intelligenter Feldgeräte für Investoren und Bauherren. Belimo wurde 1975 in einer Garage gegründet und ist heute ein Milliardenunternehmen mit rund 2'500 Mitarbeitenden weltweit.Im Zentrum stehen Produkte und Lösungen, welche deutliche Vorteile hinsichtlich Komfort, Energieverbrauch, Sicherheit, Installation und Instandhaltung von Gebäuden bringen.Besonders spannend: Mit Produkten wie dem Energy Valve lassen sich bis zu 30 % Energie einsparen – inklusive tieferer Investitionskosten bei der Wärmeerzeugung. Transparenz durch digitale Lösungen, NFC-Technologie und Predictive Maintenance eröffnen neue Möglichkeiten im Gebäudebetrieb. Rony macht klar: Wer als Investor langfristig denkt und Lebenszykluskosten statt nur Investitionskosten betrachtet, schafft echten Mehrwert. Denn kleine Geräte können eine enorme Wirkung entfalten – technisch wie wirtschaftlich.

À chaque semaine, David Rocketship et ses collaborateurs en rotation t'invitent à faire un tour du monde à vitesse lumière afin d'explorer les scènes musicales underground de partout sur la planète! Cap sur les artistes Garage, Surf, Punk et Rock'n'Roll les plus divertissants de l'univers!

In the early 1990s, a quiet night in Northern Ireland ended with a discovery that would haunt a community for decades. Inside a closed garage sat a car with a man lifeless in the driver's seat and another body hidden in the trunk, the scene eerily composed, almost too orderly to question. At the time, many believed they understood what had happened and tried to move forward. But beneath that calm exterior lay a web of affairs, deception, manipulation, and calculated violence that would slowly begin to surface… .If you're new here, don't forget to follow the show for weekly deep dives into the darkest true crime cases! To watch the video version of this episode, head over to youtube.com/@annieelise. .

This week on Oil & Whiskey, we're joined by Ron Jones and the crew from Ron Jones Garage for a wide-ranging conversation that goes way beyond just the cars.We get into what it really means to build cars as art not transportation. Fabrication vs. CNC. Skill vs. creativity. Can you actually “quantify” craftsmanship? Or is it all part of the secret sauce that makes this industry what it is?The guys talk about trusting clients who hand over the keys and the checkbook, building cars that stir up strong opinions online, and why sometimes the most polarizing builds are the ones that matter most.Of course, it wouldn't be Oil & Whiskey without:• The ongoing Burt Reynolds vs. Sylvester Stallone debate• Favorite car movies (and some strong opinions)• Wild speeding ticket stories• Shop life, hustle mentality, and allocating your “resources” the right way• And maybe a few bottles getting killed along the wayGrab official Oil & Whiskey gear at oilandwhiskey.com. Good time, bad advice, great shirts.

Mustang Klaus brings his global Mustang passion to The JP Emerson Show in a conversation packed with stories, custom builds, and the journey behind his 750k-strong community. He dives into the roots of his love for American muscle, the wild projects that made him a fan favorite, and how he wrote an entire book on his phone while traveling. From dream drives on Route 66 to why the Shelby GT350 still reigns supreme for him, this episode is full of authentic Mustang spirit. Don't miss this one—it's a must-listen for every true enthusiast. Connect with Klaus here:Website: mustangownersclub@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MustangKlaus/#Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mustang_klaus/ Connect with Red Line Oil:www.redline.comConnect with Mecum Auctions:www.Mecum.comConnect with JP Emerson: www.jpemerson.comOlivia “Liv” Harper, PR, Marketing, & Distribution Executive: www.jpemerson.com

Steve Beres hosts an episode of The Underpowered Hour from John Masters' podcast studio in the English countryside while Ike Goss is traveling. Steve is joined by John Masters, Camel Trophy legend Bob Ives, Land Rover mechanic Dan Ives, and Nick Dimbleby after a day driving two matching GAC Camel Trophy vehicles, including one Masters restored and another recently acquired vehicle associated with Ian Chapman/Bob Ives. They discuss the history of the four Moscow/Red Square GAC Discoverys (560–563), the unknown whereabouts of 560 and 561, and details of Masters' restorations, originality and patina, and how hard the vehicles were used in Camel Trophy selections and training (including water “tide marks,” mud inside chassis rails, and stories about A-bars/ropes used to link vehicles). The group also talks about current Land Rover topics including the Defender Trophy, Dakar coverage and logistics, the appeal of recognizable vehicles in rallying, and hopes for more manufacturers competing in Land Rover's Dakar class. Nick shares updates on his Freelander trip in India (about 2,000–2,500 miles, up to roughly 14,000 feet, with three Freelanders and two cracked expansion tanks) and a Freelander incident involving an animal nest fire. Masters mentions his next restoration project: a 1985 Camel Trophy Ninety Dutch team vehicle currently in Spain with a raised roof and other modifications. Nick also recounts driving a Range Rover “Popemobile” with a fake pope during a 1995 Rover France project celebrating the end of classic Range Rover production. The episode closes with plans to have Nick and Lisa on to discuss the India adventure, and joking updates about trying to get proof of life from Land Rover's Jerry McGovern.

Lightbulb crew where you dere? B Listen on SoundCloud Watch on YouTube Track list Delgado – Seeds You Sow M3l – Hate Me Forever,Jay. – lost in dreams Aureo Azul, Andre Baoume – The Beat Goes On (UKG Ruff Mix I) Baker – World On My Shoulders Mr Jazz Step – What You Got for […] The post Garage n Bass That Switches You On – Episode 446 – Bumpy UK Garage with DJ BrainZ appeared first on UK Garage n Bass From DJ BrainZ.

PSV-spitsen breken de ban in plaats van ledematen, Feyenoord ontwijkt wet én Telstar en Ajax-NEC eindigt in een anti-handbaluitslag. Verder was het Varnaval in Breda, slaat Fortuna de club van 27 over en gaat Faber op een zeer tijdelijke sabbatical. Het is maandagavond, op naar een nieuwe aflevering van De Derde Helft met het orakel dat je gewend bent: TIM, SNIJBOON, PEPIJN en GIJS.✉️ Op vrijdag kunnen jullie met ons via Substack vooruitblikken op het aankomende Eredivisie-weekend. Gijs, Tim, Snijboon, Pepijn en RogierPablo zullen hier allemaal één ding delen waar ze naar uitkijken in de aankomende speelronde. https://substack.com/@dederdehelft

durée : 00:14:34 - Tina, une vie de solitude - Le 16 mars 1990, à Puyoô, la découverte du corps d'un nouveau-né dans un garage plonge le village dans la stupeur. Né viable, l'enfant serait mort faute de soins. L'enquête s'oriente vers l'hypothèse d'une grossesse tenue secrète. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les autres épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France.

In this Garage edition of The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux reflects on the growing reach of the program and the strong audience response across Auscast platforms, while delivering sharp commentary on the federal and state political landscape ahead of upcoming elections. Jeremy discusses the South Australian election campaign, questioning why ambulance ramping — once a major political issue — is no longer front and centre, despite worsening conditions. He also explores policy ideas such as stamp duty relief to encourage downsizing, which he believes could improve housing availability. The episode then moves to global economic and political developments, including Europe’s shift in electric vehicle policy and concerns over Chinese manufacturing dominance. Jeremy also raises alarm about rising private health insurance premiums and calls for reforms such as making private health insurance tax deductible to keep the system affordable and sustainable. A major focus of the discussion is the cost-of-living crisis, with real wages falling behind inflation, rising electricity and insurance costs, and declining living standards. Jeremy argues that many Australians feel worse off despite official economic statistics suggesting otherwise. The program also addresses CFMEU corruption allegations, political donations and the challenges of Royal Commissions, before turning to national security concerns around the possible return of ISIS-linked families to Australia. Jeremy strongly questions the risks and the political motivations behind the debate. This wide-ranging episode delivers strong views on immigration, assimilation, economic management, union influence and public safety, encouraging listeners to engage in open discussion ahead of the election year. Topics Discussed: Audience growth and Auscast reach South Australian election campaign Ambulance ramping and healthcare system Stamp duty incentives for downsizing Housing supply and affordability European EV policy and Chinese manufacturing Germany and electric vehicle strategy Private health insurance premium rises Government regulation of insurers Tax deductibility of private health insurance Real wages vs inflation Cost-of-living crisis Electricity and insurance costs Declining standard of living CFMEU corruption and political donations Royal Commission limitations Union influence in politics National security and ISIS families Temporary exclusion orders Immigration and assimilation debate Multiculturalism vs assimilation Political motivations and voter demographics Ukraine war anniversary Historical and cultural reflections See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VOIX DE GARAGE N° 821 sur RADIO ALTO 94,8 Mercredi 25 Février 2026 à 20h00 en direct et replay sur : https://www.radioalto.info/ et aussi sur CAMPUS GRENOBLE 90,8 Mercredi 25 Février 2026 à 21h00 en direct et replay sur : http://www.campusgrenoble.org/ Les... Continue Reading →

While the Nuggets sets may get all the praise (and deservedly so), I actually prefer the Back From The Grave series. It’s just that much more noisy, full of snarled vocals and fuzztone guitars. Just listen to the opening track of tonight’s show, the Swamp Rats version of “Psycho”, a song mostly known for the legendary take by The Sonics. Nothing against that original version, as The Sonics’ version does indeed blast away at a ferocity that influenced punk and garage bands for the past 60 years. But the Swamp Rats go a step further. No, make it two steps further. This is a truly unhinged take, and sets the stage for the next two hours of tonight’s broadcast. I was inspired to do this show simply because I decided at the beginning of the week to listen to all ten volumes this week. It’s been 60s rock and roll heaven for me, as these tunes truly do represent the vast majority of music I have listened to all of my life. Weirdly, though, I didn’t realize this fact for a long, long time as I never had these compilations until they appeared on CD in the early 90s!  What […]

Jason Noel, founder of Fat Fender Garage in Gilbert, Arizona, joins us this week with a story that's less about horsepower at the beginning — and more about perseverance. Jason didn't grow up chasing race cars. He was a finish carpenter by trade, building doors and crown molding before the 2008 housing collapse wiped out his business and forced a complete reset. What came next wasn't a hobby gone wild — it was a deliberate rebuild. One old truck led to another, then to customer builds, then to something much bigger than he ever planned. Today, Fat Fender Garage is a full-scale restoration shop specializing in classic Ford and Chevy trucks, known especially for early Ford F-100s and modern Coyote swaps. Along the way, Jason learned that if he wanted the quality and timelines his customers expected, he'd have to take control of the process. That meant bringing paint, upholstery, parts manufacturing, and now even chassis production in-house. What started as flipping a few trucks for fun has grown into a 75-person operation building high-end custom vehicles and engineered components designed to compete at the top of the industry. In this episode, Jason shares the hard lessons from early customer builds, the philosophy behind vertical integration, why he chose to compete directly with established chassis manufacturers, and how telling the real story — wins and failures alike — became the backbone of Fat Fender's marketing success. If you're into classic trucks, modern restomods, or the realities of scaling a business in the automotive aftermarket, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. The post TMCP #639: Jason Noel – Fat Fender Garage, The 20-Year Overnight Success first appeared on The Muscle Car Place.

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Welcome to episode 17 of Your Mum Loves Garage with DJ Lunge based in Melbourne, Australia. Let me know what you think of the show. Find me on Instagram @djlunge ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Punk, post-punk, hardcore, R&B, rockabilly and more all in one convenient package. We also had the new Grail Guard single, "Our Streets."

You know those moments when you think you've reached the end of the story… …and then someone opens a dusty cardboard box and you realise you're actually just getting started? This episode begins not in Thailand.Not on WhatsApp.Not in a bar with a man in full Admiral whites. It begins in a garage. Specifically, retired detective and criminologist Professor Vince Hurley's garage. Inside? Old case files. Notes. Clippings. Things packed away but never quite forgotten. The kind of paperwork that doesn't shout… it just waits. And when we start going through those boxes together, something becomes very clear: Patterns don't disappear.They just gather dust. In this episode of The BADmiral, we step back in time. We look at what was known, what was said, what was documented — long before this podcast existed. We explore how experienced investigators think, how instincts form, and why sometimes your gut is simply pattern recognition catching up with you. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Patreon to make sure you don't miss it.

Picture this: Eric's off gallivanting at Design and Construction Week in sunny Orlando, probably sipping on a piña colada while we're here holding down the fort. But hey, no worries, because we've got a gem of an episode from the vault featuring Fred Malik from the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety. We dive into the absolutely riveting world of home resilience—yes, we're talking about how to fortify your castle against those pesky storms that seem to pop up out of nowhere. Fred, with his wealth of knowledge, breaks down the Fortified Home program, which is basically a superhero cape for your house. Who wouldn't want their home to withstand whatever Mother Nature throws at it? We chat about the nuts and bolts (pun intended) of building structures that can weather the storm, from the roof to the garage door—yes, even that garage door you thought was just a pretty face. It's shocking how much a little wind can turn it into a pancake if it's not up to snuff. So, kick back, grab a snack, and get ready to take notes because this episode might just save your home from becoming the latest headline news during storm season. Spoiler alert: you'll never look at your garage door the same way again!Takeaways:Understanding how to fortify your home can save you a fortune in repairs after storms.Garage doors are often the weakest link in your home's storm defense; don't skimp on quality!Making simple upgrades like sealing gaps can drastically reduce water damage during heavy rainstorms.The Fortified program offers valuable resources to help homeowners make informed decisions about resilience.Links referenced in this episode:aroundthehouseonline.comibhs.orgfortifiedhome.orgwildfireprepared.orgCompanies mentioned in this episode:FortifiedInsurance Institute for Business and Home SafetyGulf CoastFloridaIBHSWildfire PreparedThanks for listening to Around the house if you want to hear more please subscribe so you get notified of the latest episode as it posts at https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/listenIf you want to join the Around the House Insider for access to the back catalog, Exclusive Content and a direct email to Eric G and access to the show early https://around-the-house-with-e.captivate.fm/support We...

Buy My Book The Retirement You Didn't See Coming Let's Chat About Your Retirement Plans Book a time for us to talk Episode Description You spent 30-40 years solving major crises. Now you're retired with total freedom, yet you're standing in your kitchen, heart racing, furious because the dishwasher isn't loaded correctly. Why does a misplaced set of keys feel like a military crisis? You have less pressure but feel more wound up than ever. If this sounds familiar, you're not crazy—you're suffering from "Redundant Brain" syndrome. This episode reveals why high-achievers struggle with trivial problems in retirement and gives you a three-step blueprint to fix them. The Problem: Your Brain Is Redundant For decades, your brain solved "Capital P" Problems—sales targets, mergers, logistical nightmares. These gave you competence hits and made you feel necessary. Then you retired. Those big problems vanished overnight. Your brain won't power down—it goes looking for work. Since the big problems are gone, it magnifies "little p" problems into full-blown crises. The Three Black Holes Work filled three massive voids. When you retire, they open up and your brain scrambles to fill them with anxiety. Void #1: The Structure Void Your schedule was automated: commute, meeting, lunch, deadline Now? Infinite empty calendar = decision fatigue Your brain creates missions from what's in front of it—a bank queue becomes the "Mission of the Day" Void #2: The Identity Void "What do you do?" had a clear answer: Director, GP, Engineer Now you're "Former Someone" Your brain over-performs on small tasks to prove worth: the barbecue becomes a military operation Void #3: The Social Connection Void Work provided effortless connection (even moaning about the boss) Retirement severs that—you're socially starved Your threat-detection goes haywire: neighbour doesn't wave = "They hate you" The Solution: Give Your Brain a New Job Description Don't tell yourself to "just relax." That's like telling a border collie to chill in a field of sheep—it'll chew the furniture. Step 1: Design Purposeful Anchors Schedule non-negotiable appointments with yourself: Physical Anchor: "I walk at 8 AM, rain or shine" Mental Anchor: "Tuesday & Thursday mornings: Learn Spanish" (feed the beast) Social Anchor: "Lunch with John, every Wednesday" These aren't hobbies—they're the scaffolding of your new life. Step 2: Shrink the Task When "Clean the Garage" feels like Everest, your Redundant Brain has turned it into a monster. Shrink it: Walk to garage Set timer for 15 minutes Pick up ONE item Reframe the burden into tiny victories. Give your brain the dopamine hit it craves. Step 3: The Worry Meeting When a worry pops up at 10 AM: "Good point. We'll discuss at the 4:30 PM meeting." Jot it down. At 4:30, sit for 15 minutes and catastrophize. When the timer goes off, the meeting is over. Most "crises" from 10 AM seem silly by 4:30. You're taking back control. The Bottom Line That overwhelmed feeling isn't a sign you're failing at retirement. It's a sign you have a high-performance engine that's just idling. You spent a career honing discipline, resilience, and problem-solving. Those skills didn't vanish. Use them to build your anchors, shrink the tasks, and manage the worry. You've crossed the finish line. Now enjoy the prize.

Let‘s fetz, ihr kleinen Neonfischlein im Aquarium für umgeschulte Linkshänder! Eine neue Folge kommt backfrisch aus dem Höllen-Ofen, denn eure beiden Lieblings-Dödelköppe haben wieder Sprechdurchfall deluxe diese Woche. Großspurig wird von der „Belohnung des Lebens“ gefaselt, ein anderes Mal wird sich geifernd über den „letzten großen Urlaub“ amüsiert - kurzum: Das ist wieder eine volle Packung auf die Zwölf, die ihr euch diesmal leidgeprüft zufügen „dürft“. Warum näht Shinji Kagawa Trikots in der Garage? Was macht die Dame von der Rezeption da im Pool und wieso will Bosse sein Nokia zurück? Eschi hat After Karneval Syndrom und Schiffi ist der eine, der nicht mehr lacht…der nicht mehr lacht, nicht mehr lacht, nicht mehr lacht…aber hört selbst. Bussi ❤️ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 4: Don't Give Up on Jac Caglinaone, NFL Cap Restructure and Garage Talk full 2504 Wed, 18 Feb 2026 16:03:15 +0000 WhOBuFF704guzNE43xwC1CxSGwQNJi95 nfl,mlb,kansas city chiefs,kansas city royals,sports Fescoe & Dusty nfl,mlb,kansas city chiefs,kansas city royals,sports Hour 4: Don't Give Up on Jac Caglinaone, NFL Cap Restructure and Garage Talk Fescoe in the Morning. One guy is a KU grad.   The other is on the KU football broadcast team,  but their loyalty doesn't stop there as these guys  are huge fans of Kansas City sports and the people  of Kansas City who make it the great city it is.   Start your morning with us at 5:58am!   2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.a

This podcast is the audio version of the Gear Garage Live Show, where we answer submitted questions and talk all things whitewater. In this episode, Zach covers the latest digital river mapping tools for permit winners, shares critical advice for aspiring rafting outfitters, and dives into the challenges of search and rescue in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness. Episode Summary The show kicks off with a sobering update on a missing boater in the Illinois River area. Zach discusses the immense challenges of search and rescue in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness, highlighting how the rugged terrain, overgrown brush, and poison oak make travel incredibly difficult even for experienced hikers. He also highlights a successful boat recovery by Nature Nicole, who utilized a flip line after completing a rescue instructor course with Zach. For those who recently scored a Middle Fork of the Salmon permit, Zach advocates for the digital river maps available through GoRafting.com. Used via the Far Out app, these maps allow boaters to see their exact mileage, upcoming camps, and real-time rapid updates—a significant advantage over traditional paper maps that can't be updated on the fly. The core of the episode focuses on the business of guiding. Zach shares a key lesson from his mentor, Dick Linford of Echo River Trips: in outfitting, sales and marketing are everything. He explains that while many enter the industry to be on the river, owning a company is more about being a salesperson, cleaning groovers, and managing logistics than it is about daily guiding. Topics and links that Zach talked about in this episode Digital River Maps: GoRafting.com and the Far Out App. Safety Spotlight: Boat recovery techniques and the Illinois River search efforts. Business Advice: The reality of starting and running a professional guiding company. Some of the Questions that Zach covered in the Q&A section of this episode Topic: Search and Rescue. "Do you know any details of progress on the search for the missing boat around the Illinois?" Topic: River Gear. "Did you see Nature Nicole's video using your flip line for a boat recovery?" Topic: River Navigation. "Are digital maps better than paper maps for the Middle Fork Salmon?" Topic: Professional Growth. "Any advice for me starting a fresh guiding business?" Zach's Key Business Takeaways Sales First: Without sales, you have a name and some boats, but you don't have a company. Diversity of Experience: To run truly special trips, you must see a variety of rivers and how different companies operate. Problem Solving: Most outfitting issues—broken trucks, closed roads—can be solved with money, which only comes if you are filling your trips. Connect with Zach Instagram YouTube Zach Collier is the owner of Northwest Rafting Company and an International Rafting Federation Rafting Instructor. He has decades of river guiding and expedition experience across the American West and internationally, specializing in technical rowing and professional guide training.

Porsche Paradox: Is Your Garage Queen Actually Rotting? Think your low-mileage 911 is a "collector's dream"? You might actually be killing it. This week on Rennthusiast Radio, Will and Derek dive deep into the brutal truth about Porsche ownership, from the psychological "mileage buckets" to the high-stakes world of impulse buys and "while-you're-in-there" repair bills.Whether you're daily driving a GT3 or wondering if your air-cooled beauty has "lot rot," we're answering the most controversial questions from the community.In This Episode:The 40k/100k Rule: At what mileage does a Porsche stop being a collectible and start being a "free" driver?The Italian Tune-Up: Why babying your car under 3,000 RPM is actually doing more harm than good.The "While-You're-In-There" Trap: How a simple $10 gasket turns into a $6,000 engine-out service.The Air-Cooled Holy Trinity: The 3 items you must carry in your glove box to avoid being stranded.Mod Sins: The specific modifications that instantly ruin a car's soul (and its resale value).Bucket Seat Brutality: Are carbon buckets worth the "athletic" exit strategy, or are you better off with "sofa" seats?Timestamps:00:00 – Intro: Why we listen to your comments 02:38 – Teaser: Derek's mysterious new water-cooled arrival 03:45 – The Mileage Barrier: Collectible vs. Driver 08:40 – The hidden dangers of "Low Mileage" older Porsches 11:45 – Is 3 weeks without driving "wasting" the car? 14:20 – What is "Lot Rot"? 21:30 – The "While-You're-In-There" maintenance spiral 31:50 – The Air-Cooled Emergency Kit (The Holy Trinity) 38:50 – Modifications that ruin a Porsche instantly 45:00 – Fixed-back buckets: Are they actually a nightmare?Connect with the Rennthusiasts:Derek Youtube: ElevenAfterNine Will Youtube: Rennthusiast Got a question? Drop it in the comments below for our next Q&A!#Porsche #911 #997 #993 #GT3 #AirCooled #Porsche911 #CarPodcast #RenthusiastRadio #PorscheMaintenance #GT4 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

King Tut's Tomb, Sonny Bono & Linguistically Gifted CaninesPlaylist: J.G. Thirlwell - No VacancyThe Mummies - Red Cobra #9Forbidden Dimension - Mannix In A GraveyardThe Jackets - Hang UpThe Ugly Ducklings - Nothin'Pete Stride & John Plain - Laugh At MeNightmare - Great Balls Of FireLeather Jacuzzi - Don't Touch Me I'm A PunkLegato Vipers - Spy vs. SpyThe Unusuals - So GoodeDanger - Metal RockU.I.C. - I'm AliveThe Nomads - Call Off Your DogsThe Dogs - Secret LifeGeister - NostalgiaRaised By Wolves - Trash Like MeDeath - Freakin' OutThe Cute Lepers - Terminal BoredomThe Tammys - Egyptian Shumba

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A caregiver in Utah, tasked with supervising three men with special needs, allegedly left them in a running van parked in his cramped garage, resulting in their tragic deaths as he spent over four hours eating and watching anime, according to police reports. Nicole Partin reporting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susie Jones leads us off as usual during another Monday edition of Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated.

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In this lively episode, host Clay Edwards kicks off with a FAFO Friday vibe, broadcasting from the Men's Health and Women's Wellness in Mississippi studios. He invites listeners to engage via text, livestream comments, or calls, aiming for 50 likes to boost visibility on platforms like X, YouTube, and Rumble.   The first hour features special guest Chip Matthews, joining for a nostalgic dive into Jackson's bar and restaurant history. They reminisce about iconic spots like Crechelle's, which is closing soon, sharing stories of a memorable final visit with phenomenal steaks and service. The conversation shifts to old favorites such as The Dock, Pops Saloon, Roundup, Rodeos, Buffalo Chips, and more, prompted by listener texts and comments. They touch on live music's resurgence at venues like Martin's Downtown and Cameron's Garage, and even discuss Gene Simmons' views on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame excluding classic bands while including hip-hop artists.   Clay and Chip share rock concert memories, including shows with Papa Roach, Seether, Vertical Horizon, and Stroke 9. Listeners chime in with their favorite defunct and current bars, evoking spots like Conestoga, Miles Tavern, Red Dog Saloon, and The Edge.   In the second hour, attorney Sean Yerkraut joins via video to break down the legal victory for Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who received a waiver to play another season despite NCAA opposition. They discuss the injunction preventing irreparable harm, the NCAA lawyers' dramatic courtroom exit, and potential appeals to the Mississippi Supreme Court, noting the slim chances of success given local ties. The chat briefly touches on broader NCAA issues like antitrust exemptions and athlete compensation, plus a teaser for Sean's upcoming fill-in show.   Closing out, State Representative Fred Shanks joins for the "Under the Dome" segment, recapping legislative deadline week. They cover the death of the ballot initiative bill in the Senate due to concerns over out-of-state influence on issues like abortion and marijuana, emphasizing the need to protect against dark money while encouraging constituents to contact reps directly.   Clay wraps up with thanks to guests and listeners, teasing a Thursday fill-in with Sean, and wishing everyone a safe Valentine's weekend.  

In the first hour of Episode #1,155 of The Clay Edwards Show, host Clay Edwards teams up with special guest Chip Matthews for a fun, nostalgic trip down memory lane, diving into the history of Jackson's iconic bars and restaurants. Sparked by a listener request on the Ellis Autoplex text line, the duo shares stories and laughs about legendary spots from the old-school Jackson scene, including Crachales's (with a heartfelt review of its final days and phenomenal steaks), The Dock, Pops Saloon (and its wild country girls), Roundup, Rodeos, Buffalo Chips, Conestoga, Miles Tavern, BJ's, Red Dog Saloon, The Edge, Inez's, Mosquito, Midnight Sun, and more. Listeners chime in via texts and livestream comments with their favorites, evoking memories of biker bars, country dives, and rock venues. Clay and Chip also reminisce about epic concerts at places like Hal & Mal's (featuring Vertical Horizon, Stroke 9, Cross Canadian Ragweed, and more), and touch on the resurgence of live music at current hotspots like Martin's Downtown and Cameron's Garage. It's a lively, unfiltered chat celebrating Jackson's bar legacy, peppered with rock 'n' roll tales and a nod to the evolving nightlife scene—perfect for OG Jacksonians feeling nostalgic!

Some Garage Hours are on the gearhead nose, and others (ahem; this one?) start lost in woods and get even loster.  This episode is heavy on the 2A and stupid human tricks, with tales of Big Gov't trying to truncate your right to bear arms, drones being weaponized by faceless white-collared tweakers, and some fool bastard in France with a WW1 shell jammed up his Peugeot. What else? A bunch of snowmobilin' outdoorsmen gather forces to rescue a lost pony named Mouse, an inquiry of what your privacy is worth, and a deluded twit in China who thought it would be a good idea to take a selfie with a hungry leopard.  You were warned... What's more: English accents ain't what they used to be, Virgina won't be worth much for long, laws that ain't worth what they're printed on, and about four tons of Puny Human.

Josue Gimbernard of miniBIOTA discusses his various tank builds that links with each other, interconnecting energy, water, and nutrients that circulate on their own. We also talk about the story of how he got started into this project and the inspiration behind the different ecosystems. Josue goes into detail on his miniBiota tanks including the Freshwater Lake, The Shoreline, The Coastal, and The Seagrass Meadow Biomes, including their atmospheres, reservoirs, balance in moisture, and temperature/humidity setups. These tanks are incredibly in-depth and detailed in their construction to be as close to outdoor nature as possible and is an episode to tune into if you're curious about the science behind an ecosystem like these!SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/244-minibiota/SPONSORS: Visit The BioDude: https://www.thebiodude.com/ Visit Zoo Med Labs here: https://zoomed.com/JOIN US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/animalsathomeLINKS FROM THE EPISODE:MiniBiota Website: https://www.minibiota.com/MiniBiota YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@minibiota MiniBiota Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minibiotaMiniBiota Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/miniBIOTAPhotos and Video in Episode:MiniBiota YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@miniBIOTA⁩  We Discuss:0:00 Introducing Josue Gimberard of MiniBiota1:05 Coming Up: The Bio Dude1:41 Coming Up: Zoo Med2:01 Welcome Josue + His Career Path7:11 Josue's Motivations for His Enclosures10:52 Layout and Components of Josue's Tanks14:59 Replicating Ecosystems16:28 Atmosphere + Reservoir Constructions in the Tanks21:30 Size of Atmosphere Thoughts23:18 Cooling or Heating the Atmosphere29:33 Creating The Rain Effect32:23 Avoiding Slime Bacteria33:29 The Bio Dude Substrates + Bug Grub34:30 The Lake Biome43:18 The Shoreline Biome49:30 Balance in Moisture for Terrestrial Biomes51:31 Soil Depth in Grassland + The Mangrove Forest Biome59:52 Managing Temperature/Humidity Probes1:09:48 Potential Salt Problems + Salt Obstacle Course Plans1:15:22 The Coastal Biome1:19:13 The Seagrass Meadow Biome1:23:59 Risk of Salinity Problems + Maintaining Balance1:25:55 Lighting Systems + Future Lighting Plans1:30:56 Will The Tanks Ever Be “Finished”?1:35:15 Zoo Med Jumping Spider Kit1:36:21 Inspirations + Mental Load of Josue's Projects1:45:39 3D Printing Uses1:50:13 Closing Thoughts

The annual NOT Valentine's Day episode of the Rock N Roll Manifesto. No love songs here! Breakup songs, sad songs, etc. Also, the new Dead Pioneers single!

Al & Jerry: Why don't you put your car in the garage? Frozen pipes. And WFAN employees mad they didn't get the Eddie job To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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April Millsap ////// 901  Part 1 of 1 www.TrueCrimeGarage.comThe murder of a child is an unbearable tragedy, a nightmare for any parent. In the quiet, rural village of Armada, Michigan—a community so small it felt like a haven from big-city dangers—Jennifer Millsap believed her fourteen-year-old daughter, April, was safe. That belief was shattered on a July evening in 2014.Beer of the Week - Turtle Season by Ankrolab Brewing CompanyGarage Grade - 4 bottle caps out of 5 We are thrilled to announce that True Crime Garage will be on the CrimeWave 2.0 - CrimeWave 2.0 is the best True Crime and Mystery festival in International waters onboard the Oasis of the Seas Cruise ship sailing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida February 8-12, 2027.  Go to www.crimewaveatsea.com/GARAGE to get $100 off of your stateroom and a meet and great with Nic & the Captain. Tickets on sale February 13, 2026.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.