Podcasts about Gentry

In this soulful and inspiring episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, Grammy-winning rock icon Melissa Etheridge joins Gentry to talk about her Raised on Radio Tour with Wynonna Judd. The tour brings together two powerhouse voices for a night of hits, stories, and the kind of music that shaped generations of radio listeners.Fans can find tour dates and buy tickets here: Melissa Etheridge Tour 2026 Melissa also talks about her new album, Rise, released through Sun Records. The album features heartfelt, triumphant songs produced by Shooter Jennings and Melissa Etheridge at Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, including “Don’t You Want a Woman,” “Bein’ Alive,” “Call You,” and “The Other Side of Blue,” featuring Chris Stapleton.Fans can shop or stream Rise here: Melissa Etheridge Store Gentry and Melissa dive into what it means to be raised in the radio era, how radio helped shape her as an artist, and what it’s like touring with Wynonna Judd. Melissa reflects on working with the legendary Sun Records, writing songs with deep emotional weight, and the craft behind performing with feeling, including her method of playing guitar without relying on a metronome. The conversation also turns personal as Melissa talks about coming out in 1993, what that moment meant at the time, and how honesty, courage, and authenticity have guided her life and music ever since. From radio roots and raw songwriting to touring, truth, and resilience, this episode is full of heart, wisdom, and the unmistakable voice of Melissa Etheridge.

In this hilarious and easygoing episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, comedian Jim Gaffigan joins Gentry to talk about his new stand-up run, The Everything Is Wonderful Tour. Known for his clean, sharp, and brutally relatable comedy, Jim shares what fans can expect from the new material and how his life, family, and point of view continue to fuel his work on stage. Fans can find tour dates and buy tickets here:Jim Gaffigan Everything is Wonderful Tour Jim also talks about his bourbon brand, Fathertime, a Kentucky straight bourbon inspired by fatherhood, parenting, and the need for dads to occasionally take a well-earned pause. Fans 21+ can learn more and shop Fathertime bourbon here:Fathertime Bourbon Gentry and Jim dive into what it was like growing up in Indiana, Jim’s early life as an athlete, and his time playing college football as an offensive lineman. The conversation also gets into his love of bourbon, the discipline behind stand-up, and what it feels like to be one of the most prolific comedians working today, with a long list of comedy specials and decades of material behind him. From football and family to bourbon and big laughs, this episode is packed with classic Jim Gaffigan honesty, wit, and warmth.

Robby & Rexrode hour two continues, welcoming Gentry Estes to the show to hear his thoughts on the Eligibility ruling on Brenden Sorsby and more on the Preds. We take your calls and react to your thoughts. Peter Laviolette named Head Coach of the LA Kings and will make his coaching return to the NHL. The hour closes with The Rex Rant. 

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Check it!This time we've got a  fun, sexy,and dark marathon two hour techno set from Dallas based veteran DJ, Don Gentry! This was recorded live at the Technosexual event in April 2026 by Three of Canes. Be sure to like, comment (in itunes please!), SUBSCRIBE, download, and most importantly, enjoy! -Fropsi FIND US ONLINE: DON GENTRY: instagram @d1creator || https://soundcloud.com/d1creations Fropsi: @mindheadspace @f_r_o_p_s_i || soundcloud.com/fropsi      

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In this powerful and fascinating episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, actor, filmmaker, martial artist, and action icon Dolph Lundgren joins Gentry to talk about his new HISTORY Channel series, History’s Greatest Machines with Dolph Lundgren. The show follows Dolph as he explores the engineering, innovation, and impact behind some of the most important machines ever built, from military technology and spy planes to rockets, helicopters, and inventions that changed the course of history. The series premieres Monday, June 1 at 10/9c on HISTORY, with episodes available through HISTORY and participating TV providers. Fans can watch episodes and learn more here:History's Greatest Machines With Dolph Lundgren Dolph also opens up about his personal battle with cancer and what it took to keep fighting through one of the toughest chapters of his life. He shares insight into his workout and training regimen, the discipline that has carried him through decades of action roles, and how he continues to stay strong physically and mentally. Of course, the conversation goes back to one of his most iconic roles: Ivan Drago in Rocky IV. Dolph tells Gentry what it was like stepping onto that legendary set, preparing for the role, and even meeting James Brown during the making of the film. The interview also touches on Dolph’s vodka business with his wife, his life outside of Hollywood, and the drive that keeps him curious, creative, and constantly evolving. From action movies and machines to survival, reinvention, and real-life grit, this episode delivers a rare look at Dolph Lundgren beyond the screen.

In this hilarious and heartfelt episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, comedian Nate Bargatze joins Gentry to talk about his new family comedy movie, The Breadwinner. The film stars Nate as a salesman and father who suddenly has to hold down the household after his wife, played by Mandy Moore, lands a major business opportunity that takes her away from home. The result is a funny, relatable story about parenting, chaos, and learning how to do things your own way. The Breadwinner opens exclusively in theaters on May 29, 2026. Fans can watch the trailer and get tickets here:The Breadwinner Nate and Gentry also connect over something pretty unique: both of them grew up with magicians for dads. They talk about what that kind of childhood was like, how it shaped their sense of humor, and how growing up around entertainment can quietly prepare you for life on stage. The conversation also takes a trip through Tennessee, including the Smoky Mountains, Dollywood, and Nate’s big dream of building his own theme park called Nate Land. Nate opens up about being a girl dad, what touring life is really like, and how his stand-up career has grown from comedy clubs to arenas. Gentry and Nate also talk about what it was like hosting Saturday Night Live twice, how acting in a movie compares to doing stand-up, and why comedy continues to be the thing he loves most. From family stories and fatherhood to SNL, movies, Tennessee, and the future of Nate Land, this episode is packed with laughs, heart, and classic Nate Bargatze charm.

INTERVIEW: xFastplantx debuting at The Crown Fri 29th by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Gentry and Sedina joined us for Moving Forward, the official podcast of Dream Team Des Moines.  Mentor Sedina Traljesic talked with us about her leadership at Des Moines Refugee Support and about how she leverages her personal experience as a former Bosnian refugee to identify and bridge gaps for families in Iowa. Gentry, a student at Indianola High School, joined us just days after speaking to our team as part of Dream Team's programming during Mental Health Awareness Month.  He talks with us about his message for the team and about his personal goals for the 2026 season.

In this inspiring and high-energy episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, Maria Menounos joins Gentry to talk about her new Hulu series, Designed to Last. The show brings together teams of architects, engineers, and inventors as they compete in intense build challenges, creating homes designed to stand up against the worst Mother Nature can throw at them, including wind, water, snow, ice, and fire. Fans can watch Designed to Last on Hulu here:Designed to Last on Hulu Maria gives Gentry a behind-the-scenes look at the wild production of the show, including the damage, destruction, and chaos that made filming so much fun. She talks about the excitement of watching these builds get pushed to the limit and how the series blends entertainment, science, design, and real-world preparedness. The conversation also turns deeply personal as Maria opens up about surviving hardship, learning to roll with life’s punches, and becoming the CEO of her own health. She discusses how she discovered she had a brain tumor, the lessons she learned through that experience, and why resetting the nervous system has become such an important part of her healing and wellness journey. Maria and Gentry also talk about her incredible career, from interviewing multiple U.S. presidents to growing up as an 80s and 90s kid, and the mindset that has helped her keep moving forward through every challenge. From Hollywood stories to health wisdom and the chaos of a destructive design competition, this episode is full of heart, humor, resilience, and ins

In this action-packed and hilarious episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, Bob Odenkirk joins Gentry to talk about his new film Normal, a kinetic neo-Western action thriller directed by Ben Wheatley and written by Derek Kolstad. Bob stars as Ulysses, an unassuming substitute sheriff with a troubled past who takes a quiet posting in a small town, only to get pulled into a dangerous conspiracy after a bank robbery reveals something far more explosive beneath the surface. Fans can watch the trailer for Normal Here --> Normal - Official Trailer Bob and Gentry dive into what makes Normal such a wild ride, including the fun of working on action movies filled with chaos, guns, danger, and dark comedy. Bob also talks about working alongside the great Henry Winkler, why he believes Henry is such a gifted actor, and what it was like sharing scenes with him. The conversation also goes deep into Bob’s comedy roots. He shares what it’s like writing sketch comedy, including the legendary “Motivational Speaker” sketch with Chris Farley, and how that kind of writing helped shape his voice as a performer. Of course, Bob also reflects on playing Saul Goodman in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, why audiences connected so deeply with the character, and how Saul became one of television’s most unforgettable personalities. From sketch comedy to prestige TV to full-throttle action, this episode is packed with stories, laughs, and insight from one of the most versatile performers in entertainment.

INTERVIEW: The Black Seeds new song "8BIT" Rizdub by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

INTERVIEW: Ben & Nikhil on Dunedin Youth Orchestra concert Sat 23rd May by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Former Storm Chasers Outfielder Tyler Gentry is our Pregame Interview!Tyler talks about returning to Werner Park, joining Toledo, his favorite memories in Omaha and more.

05-06-2026 Rev. Gentry Jordon "Treasures of Darkness" WED 7PM

INTERVIEW: Fat Freddy's Drop by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

INTERVIEW: Tiny Ruins by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Gentry Estes from The Tennessean hops on the show to discuss the latest on the Titans and Nashville sports.  We get more into the latest on college sports postseason expansion and how that might look.  We transition back to the Titans and some of their offseason marketing strategy.  We head the phones.  Joe has the Rex Rant to close the hour.

In this episode, we explore a chilling radio play featuring Joseph Cotton in Beyond Good and Evil, a story that dives deep into the mind of a manipulative killer with a dark past. The narrative masterfully intertwines themes of morality, faith, and the terrifying potential for evil within.Most killers leave behind a trail of clues — except for Philip Gentry. His chilling story reveals how carefully calculated deception and cold-blooded cunning can silence even the most revealing truths. If you think you understand what lies behind the face of a murderer, think again. This episode uncovers the unsettling psychology of a man who believed he'd left no evidence, only to reveal that his own mind was his deadliest weapon.In a haunting narrative filled with psychological twists, you'll discover how Gentry's mastery of disguise, manipulation of others' perceptions, and meticulous planning kept him one step ahead of the law — until his own secrets began to unravel. We break down the chilling methods he used to commit murder without leaving a single trace, and the surprising insights into his twisted worldview. From the manipulative ease of his self-preservation to the dark notion that even morality was a weapon, this episode offers an unflinching look into the mind of a man convinced he's above justice.You'll also learn: the psychology behind carefully orchestrated crimes that appear flawless, the subtle manipulation tactics used to deceive even the most vigilant observers, and the moments when Gentry's own overconfidence nearly cost him everything. This story underscores a vital lesson: no matter how clever you think you are, human nature and truth have a way of surfacing.Why does it matter? Because understanding the inner workings of a killer's mind isn't just about solving crimes — it's about recognizing the dangerous patterns of deception that can lurk everywhere. This episode challenges you to see beyond the surface, to question what you think you know, and to realize that sometimes, the greatest threat is hidden behind a façade of normalcy.Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, psychologists, and anyone fascinated by the dark corners of the human psyche — this is a story about the power of illusions and the thin line between innocence and evil. Hit play to uncover the unsettling truth behind Philip Gentry's crime, and why his story is a warning about what lies beneath the surface of even the most charming masks.This episode exemplifies how Suspense brings thrilling narratives that examine the dark corners of human nature, blending storytelling craft with moral inquiry. Prepare to be captivated and challenged to think about the thin veneer separating good and evil.

In the first hour, DVD discuss the viral video of Malik Willis awful first pitch. Derrick Mason explained how the Titans WR can create more separation this season. The Tennessean Gentry Estes joined DVD to discuss some of the articles he wrote about the Titans coaches will do this season and more

INTERVIEW: Crossing Water new single 'ARTIFICE? NO!' by Emma Gentry on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

April's Podrophenia now streaming and joined in the studio by Simon Gentry for news on Invaders, Pink Flamingo gigs and Leigh Folk Fest intel. Tony Pontius brings us new releases and remixes from Hottwerk and how he became the owner of a Dr Feelgood bass. There's news on The Fourty Fours on B;low Up Plus TWO quizzes, and tunes from Mondo & Piley PLAYLIST Rosetta - Ringo Starr King's Lead Hat - Brian Eno Mustard Sauce - Parlor Greens Catch a Falling Star - Françoise Hardy Dostoevsky - Eight Rounds Rapid Capacity - Invaders Saint Now - Punx Soundcheck feat Marc Almond Honey Do - Crackers Eleanor Rigby - Zoot Magnet - NRBQ Roadrunner - Bo Diddley  Hush - Wood Herman & His Thundering Herd Sun Brings Joy (Bass ID Mix) - Jon Dasilva & Skyscrapa feat.Donald Waugh Alice - Actions Dream Of Love - Maggie & Martin Where's Your Head At (Handsome Remix) -Basement Jaxx LINKS Pretty Flaming presents Eight Rounds Rapid, Invaders and Mike Darrah. Event details https://facebook.com/events/s/eight-rounds-rapid-at-the-fick/2044525859428858/   Invaders. Find music including the new single Capacity at https://open.spotify.com/artist/7sMAaPjvSZvLLEmuzg8yrg?si=7oRvTcffSeyheZaIUe9d-g   SHIP FULL OF BOMBS THAMES DELTA INDEPENDENT RADIO If you would like to support the station and are able to do so then please pledge only what you can genuinely afford at www.patreon.com/sfob Please like and subscribe from wherever you stream your music and podcasts.  

In this fun and animated episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, comedy legend Cedric the Entertainer joins Gentry to talk about his new Netflix animated movie, Swapped. The film is a body-swap animated adventure featuring a stacked voice cast that includes Michael B. Jordan, Juno Temple, Tracy Morgan, Cedric the Entertainer, Justina Machado, and more. Watch Swapped on Netflix here: Netflix - Swapped  Cedric talks about what it’s like stepping into the world of animation, how voice acting differs from live-action comedy, and the challenge of bringing a character to life using only your voice. He also reflects on the different animated projects he’s been part of throughout his career and why animation allows performers to stretch in a completely different way. Gentry and Cedric also have some fun with the movie’s body-swap concept, including who Cedric would swap bodies with if he could choose anyone, alive or dead. The conversation also dives into his hit CBS show The Neighborhood, his current work on Broadway, and how he continues to evolve as a performer across stand-up, television, film, animation, and theater. From Netflix animation to sitcom success and Broadway lights, this episode is full of laughs, wisdom, and classic Cedric charm.

In this powerful episode of Backstage Pass with Gentry Thomas, Gentry sits down with RZA, the legendary rapper, producer, filmmaker, and founding member of the Wu-Tang Clan. RZA joins the show to talk about his new film, One Spoon of Chocolate, a stylish action thriller starring Shameik Moore, Paris Jackson, RJ Cyler, Blair Underwood, and more. The film follows a veteran and ex-convict looking for a fresh start in a small town, only to uncover something much darker beneath the surface. Fans can watch the trailer, find screenings, and buy tickets here:One Spoon of Chocolate RZA and Gentry dive into what it takes to create a film from the ground up, with RZA breaking down the writing, directing, and production process behind One Spoon of Chocolate. He also opens up about whether making an album or making a movie is harder, and how hip-hop, cinema, martial arts, and storytelling all connect in his creative universe. The conversation also gets personal as RZA reflects on the loss of his Wu-Tang brother Ol’ Dirty Bastard, the legacy of the group, and what Wu-Tang means to hip-hop culture today. He shares stories about working with Paris Jackson, discussing her connection to Michael Jackson, and the unique timing of their projects being released around the same time. RZA also talks about his relationship with filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, his evolution from music legend to director, and the lessons he’s learned building worlds through both sound and cinema. From Wu-Tang history to Hollywood storytelling, this episode is packed with wisdom, creativity, and raw authenticity from one of the most influential artists of his generation.

Gentry Estes from The Tennessean hops on the show to talk the latest on the Titans and NFL Draft.  What are the chances the Titans trade out of the 4th overall pick at this point?  Sounds like we are talking a lot about non-premium positions.  We get into the latest college basketball portal news as the Vols continue to add some pieces.  Joe has the Rex Rant to close out the hour.

04-19-2026 Bro Gentry Jordan "Holy Boldness" SUN 10AM

04-15-2026 Rev. Gentry Jordan "Unleashing The Spirit of Sacrifice" WED 7PM

Here we are for episode 813! In which Hubert puts his cards on the table about some recent secrets and we have extra material to share! Mamma Yeti talks about her wedding day, whilst Paul shares his recent good news with Birthday Twin Andy, Paul From School, Calum W and Best Friend Harry! We also have a surprise film review! Thanks to everyone involved in the making of this edition! Our next episode, #814 sees us muddling through the most shambolic episode of THE YETI SPAGHETTI yet! Do  join us! Email us at shyyeti@yahoo.co.uk if you have comments - you can even send a sound-file and I'll include it. The music is by Udio, Luca and Shy Yeti. Sound effects are by Shy Yeti and Pixabay. Logo by Shy Yeti. All other content is Copyright Paul Chandler, 2026. Episode 813 was recorded on the 13th December 2025, with extra material with Mama Yeti recorded on the 10th November 2025 and good news about Paul and Grizzly spread around some of his besties between the 26th December 2025 and the 31st March 2026.

04-12-2026 Rev. Gentry Jordan "Angelic Interference" SUN 6PM

04-12-2026 Rev. Gentry Jordan "The Power of the Holy Ghost" SUN 10AM

Jen and Sarah are joined by Alexis Gentry of Trashwire to review ‘The Drama.' They discuss the powerful and relevant themes explored, the impressive technical elements that immerse us in this world, and the performances that brilliantly bring the characters to life. Shownotes: Spoilers (~9:14) For more from Alexis, check out trashwire.com and follow on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Letterboxd @trashwire. Connect with Alexis on Instagram @alexisgentry. Remember to leave a rating and review of this episode. Connect with Movies & Us on Instagram, Threads, and Bluesky @moviesanduspod or by email at moviesanduspod@gmail.com. Check out andusmedia.co for the latest on Movies & Us and TV & Us. And subscribe to Movies & Us on YouTube for full video episodes and more. Join the & Us Living Room for early access to ad-free episodes, exclusive bonus content, and more! Movies & Us is part of the Movie Archer Podcast Network. Learn more at moviearcher.com.

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Gentry Estes from The Tennessean joins the show to help break down all things Nashville sports and the National Title game last night.  We get back into our Preds discussion after losing to the Kings last night.  Tonight's game vs Anaheim is a must-win.  Can their top players carry them?  How have the younger players performed during this recent stretch?  We close out the show with more phones and thoughts on Michigan winning the title over UConn.

Are you constantly wondering if you're doing enough — or panicking that your kids are falling behind? The stress and overwhelm you're feeling as a homeschool mom may not be a "you" problem. It's 3 sneaky lies you've been believing, and it's time to let them go.In this episode, we break down the 3 biggest lies homeschool moms believe and how to flip the script so you can finally homeschool with confidence. Here's what we cover:✅Why "I'm not doing enough" is keeping you stuck in busywork that doesn't actually help your kids✅The truth about "falling behind" — and why your timeline is the only one that matters✅Why chasing the perfect curriculum is costing you peace (and your kids' love of learning)✅The simple 3-step process that replaces overwhelm with intention — no perfect curriculum required✅1 question to ask yourself this week that changes how you see your whole homeschoolStop second-guessing yourself. Listen to this episode and walk away with a simpler, more purposeful way to homeschool.Grab the free Read, Write, Discuss chart in the show notes and start using it this week!Resources for YouFree Read, Write, Discuss ChartHow to Simplify Your Homeschool (free 3-day video course)Show Notes:The Struggle Is RealAre you ending your school day thinking, did we even do enough today? Or even worse, you're thinking, am I messing this up completely? What if I told you the problem isn't you? It's the beliefs that you've been handed over the years and through your own schooling.Today, we're going to be talking about the 3 biggest lies that homeschool moms believe, and how we can correct them. Because a lot of times, the stress and the overwhelm that we feel, we are putting on ourselves. And it all starts up here in our mind.Lie #1: I'm Not Doing EnoughA lot of y'all are really worried. Am I doing enough? Am I doing the right activities? You feel behind, so then you add more, and more, and more, and you live right there, constantly second-guessing yourself.This belief comes from the public school mindset. You left a school system, and yet you're bringing it with you, and you're comparing yourself to the school system. And that's not going to help you whatsoever.Thomas Edison was labeled difficult in school. His mom pulled him out and taught him at home differently. She did not do the same kinds of things they were doing in school, and he actually became one of the greatest inventors in history. He didn't need more and more school. He didn't need more and more activities. He needed a different kind of education, a better kind of education.Here's something I want you to do — today or tomorrow. Ask yourself about your activities. Is this helping my child think? Or is it just completing something? Checking off that checklist that someone else gave you.I am not opposed to a checklist, as long as it's your checklist — not a curriculum scope and sequence where you gotta make sure you get everything done every single day. If your kids have bad attitudes, that's probably one reason. So stop checking off someone else's list.If it's just a completion activity, that means it's optional. It may not even be helpful. Ask yourself: does this build character in my kids? Does it help them think? Does it help them learn? If it doesn't, maybe get rid of all that busy work, because they're not retaining much of it anyway.You don't need more school. You just need a different kind of education. Start looking at ways you can develop your kids into thinkers.Lie #2: My Kids Are Falling BehindBehind whom? Seriously. The public school system should not be your standard. Other homeschoolers should not be your standard. Don't get on social media and start comparing yourself. Your kids are all unique. Your family is unique. You need to look at what is best for your kids.My youngest, Hunter, did not do a formal math curriculum until sixth grade. When he started in 6th grade, he caught up in a year and a half to grade level. He did not do math for 5 years, and he turned out okay. We did send him to a private Christian school in high school — his first year in 10th grade, he won the Math Award. He wasn't falling behind. I was doing what was best for him. He needed to focus on language. He didn't like reading, and we were going to work on that.My daughter, Gentry, we took off of math for a whole year around 7th grade. Her attitude was not good, she didn't like it at all — but no math. For a year. Did she fall behind? No. She finished in time. In fact, in college, she would help her friends do their math homework and tutor them, because she knew the tools.Abraham Lincoln had less than one year of formal schooling. He was self-educated through reading and discussion. He wasn't behind, because they didn't really compare. He just had a different and more powerful path of education.You care enough to homeschool your kids. They are not going to fall behind.When I think about Abraham Lincoln, it reminds me of the process that we teach our moms — Read, Write, Discuss. It's so simple. You don't even need a curriculum. You can use any book — a book about music, history, science, even math. You read about it every day, you write in your journal or do narration, and then you discuss it once a week. Super simple.I have a free chart in the show notes you can download to help you get started with our Read, Write, Discuss process.Lie #3: I Need the Perfect CurriculumI know a lot of you — this is coming out in April — you're getting ready for the next school year and you're like, I don't know what to do. I'm not opposed to all curriculum, but just have a reason. If all it is is checking off the boxes, that's not a very good reason to get it. And for many of you, you bought, you switched, and then you tried again, and you're just constantly in flux and not really sticking with anything.Curriculum doesn't educate. Curriculum doesn't create leaders or prepare kids for life. Thinking does. What are you doing to encourage your kids to think well? One of our goals in homeschooling was to think biblically and to think critically. You don't need the perfect curriculum. You have the freedom to do whatever.What to Do This WeekStop searching for new. Use what you already have. But in the process, ask better questions, or let your kids narrate back what they learned. That encourages a thinking skill.Here's another secret — don't answer your own question. Give your kids time to think.There is a completely different and better way to homeschool that removes all three of those lies. Take a step back and start asking questions. You can do it. You don't need a curriculum, and you don't need a checklist. You just need the right tools and the right process to go along with what you're already doing.Resources Mentioned

Simon and Chris follow in the mystical footsteps of Walter Evans Wentz, who journeyed from New Jersey real-estate hustler to theosophic acolyte to roving collector of fairylore in the deep west. Tramping through Ireland, Scotland, Man, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany, Walter sat by many a peat fire hearing tales of fairy nurses, stolen brides, knockers, pixies and the Gentry — and Chris wonders what these narrators really made of such a singular American. Along the way there is fairy seer extraordinaire Barney Crystal of Grange, Walter's crush on W. B. Yeats, the spelling of Cambridge, the problem of fairy shorthand, and the question of whether Walt was a cold fish, a sociopath, a bully or an all-round good guy. There is also the strange afterlife of The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries in the Age of Aquarius (and just a tiny bit of the Tibetan Book of the Dead).

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Join Ron Swanson live with death scene investigator and BP analyst Jeffrey Gentry as we take a deep dive into one of the most debated cases in rock history — the death of Kurt Cobain.More than 30 years later, questions still surround what happened inside the Seattle greenhouse where the Nirvana frontman was found. Tonight we examine the crime scene evidence, investigative procedures, and unanswered questions that continue to fuel debate around the world.Did Kurt Cobain truly take his own life…or was it foul play?Jeffrey Gentry brings his experience as a death scene investigator and BP analyst to analyze the evidence, the timeline, and the investigative findings surrounding the case.This is an investigative discussion examining publicly available information and the forensic elements of the case.⸻

Gentry Lee spent nearly five decades at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and in that time he helped shape some of the most ambitious missions in the history of space exploration. A new documentary, “Starman,” chronicles his career and the big question that runs through it: is there life beyond Earth? Lee worked on every NASA mission to land on Mars, helped Carl Sagan bring the Universe to living rooms around the world with “Cosmos,” and oversaw dozens of active missions as Chief Engineer for the Solar System Exploration Directorate at JPL. Few people have had a front-row seat to the Space Age quite like him. In this episode, host Sarah Al-Ahmed sits down with Gentry at Planetary Society headquarters just one day after his retirement from JPL. He reflects on the colleagues who shaped him, the missions that changed our understanding of the Solar System, and why the search for life beyond Earth remains the most profound endeavor humanity has ever undertaken. Discover more at: https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/2026-starmanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.