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BANG! @southernvangard radio Ep474! This week is a special one, Vangardians. Our long time friend, BIG KEN LUV aka CAVE CITY KENNY was in-studio and the ultimate bug-out ensued. BIG KEN was DJ JON DOE's co-host on “THE SCENARIO”, a weekly college radio show that aired on Sunday nights at WWHR 91.7 FM, Western Kentucky University's student-run radio station in the mid-late 90's. Oddly enough, THAT show was also on Sunday nights, so in typical fashion - it was just meant to be. Gobs of new joints, energy on 1 trilly, ultimate trash talk and more are waiting for you - just press play, sit back and enjoy the ride. If you missed this episode's Twitch stream, you can alway catch the replay courtesy of CHANNEL ZERO / youtube.com/@publicenemy on Mondays at 9p ET! #YOUWAAAAALCOME #SMITHSONIANGRADE // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap ---------- Recorded live May 24, 2026 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks ---------- Pre-Game Beats - Chill Rob G “Southern Vangard Theme Song” - Bobby Homack & The Southern Vangard All-Stars Talk Break Inst. - “Until There Are No More” - ChumZilla “A King's Ladder” - Recognize Ali & Giallo Point “Bow Down” - Da Inphamus Amadeuz x The Punchline Academy Fft.t One Sun & King Ishtah “Rumble” - D.V. Alias Khryst ft. VTwizzy, Trendsetta, Bada Bing & Will Sully “Go Brooklyn” - Mo Buks ft. Kaeson Skrilla, D. Goynz, Crise P & Doza The Drum Dealer “Night Of The Living Wage Slaves” - Primo JAB & Chuck Chan “Squeeze First” - Grafh ft. Benny The Butcher, Mike & Keys “Drum Talk” - Hieroglyphics “Blockbuster Night” - Smoke DZA & Memphis Bleek Talk Break Inst. - “Eye Know” - ChumZilla “Chillin W/ Ultra (Ronkonkoma)” - Jazzsoon ft. ULTRAMAG7 “Powerman & Iron Fist” - The Fabreeze Brothers (Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill) “Let's Go” - Chill Rob G ft. Chuck D “Airjordan” - Onry x Milipede ft. Aesop Rock “Still Dont Matter None” - Errol Eats Everything ft. Brother Ali “ExtraClips” - Mr Brady ft. Figueroa “Defy Death” - Recognize Ali & Giallo Point Talk Break Inst. - “Break ‘Em" ChumZilla “Cornerstone” - Writeous x BoneWeso “Prey B4 Tha Meal - Beedie “WWYA Remix Pt. 2” - Darkside Preme FT. Styles P & Uncle Murda “Get Serious” - Isaac Castor & Machacha “Monyun'” - Ankhlejohn & V Don ft. Sha Hef “Cold War” - 38 Spesh ft. Busta Rhymes (prod. Moose Tarnatino) “Buf To Bx” - Brother Tom Sos Talk Break Inst. - “Supercharged” - ChumZilla ** TWITCH ONLY SET ** ROB BASE TRIBUTE ** “Interlude” - Rob Base & DJ. E-Z Rock “Dope Mix” - Rob Base “Hype it Up” - Rob Base “Keep It Going Now (Hardcore Remix)” - Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “Joy And Pain” - Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “Space Dust” - The Galactic Force Band “I Wanna Rock” - Snoop Dogg “Suckas Need Bodyguards” - Gang Starr “The Way That I Rhyme” - J-Live “Where Are They Now (90s Remix)” - Nas ft. Rob Base “It Takes Scoop” - Fatman Scoop ft. DJ Kool “It Takes Two” - Rob Base & DJ EZ-Rock “Think (About It)” - Lyn Collins
I ugens udvalgte får du det hele – og lidt til.Vi varmer op til Royal Run og stiller det ærlige spørgsmål: Har vi overhovedet trænet op… eller håber vi bare på det bedste?Caroline fyrer op for en quiz og udfordrer Mai-Britt og Dennis i SMS-forkortelser – det bliver hurtigt mere kaotisk end klogt.Naja bliver også kastet ud som anker for GO'NOVA i et kort øjeblik… men er det galt eller genialt?Vi afslører også de sidste to kunstnere, der kommer til at spille på GRØN Koncert 2026.Derudover vender vi Store Bededag og ikke mindst: Hvad er det dummeste, du egentlig har gjort i en kirke? Spoiler: Det kan blive virkelig akavet.Som bonus får vi besøg af Søren Torpegaard Lund og Gobs til en snak i studiet. De giver også en liveoptræden – men vil du høre sangene, skal du tjekke ugens andre podcasts: “Træning hjælper lidt – klokken hjælper meget” (med Søren) og “Kage i lange baner feat. Gobs” (med Gobs).
I 1976, som 26-årig, kravlede Bruce Springsteen over muren til Graceland i håbet om at møde Elvis Presley. Han var bare… ikke hjemme.Vi starter der – med mod, impuls og de lidt skæve øjeblikke, hvor man bare gør noget. Hvilket hegn har du selv kravlet over – bogstaveligt eller mentalt?I studiet er der også kaos på værtsfronten: Naja overtager mikrofonen som anker, mens Dennis må tage hendes plads efter at have tabt gårsdagens quiz og lovet rolleskift. Hvordan går det, når rollerne bliver byttet rundt? Er der stadig nogen, der bruger Apples gamle høretelefoner med ledning – selv når de har AirPods? Er det nostalgi, statement… eller bare bedre vibes?Foråret er landet, og det betyder én ting: haveliv og nabodrama. Hvornår er det okay at slå græs? Og hvad gør man, når naboen går i gang midt under ens havefest?Og så får vi besøg af Gobs – både til en ærlig snak og en live performance.
Ten years ago, INTC's Jeff Braun helped a Japanese carmaker go IMSA racing with a 180-mph diesel prototype. The car was cool. More than 700 lb-ft of torque at 2800 rpm. Gobs of potential.Also: It blew up every five minutes.(An exaggeration, of course. No race car blows up every five minutes, even an underfunded, production-based coal-roller cranking around Daytona. That would be silly.)(It was probably more like ten minutes.)Mazda's diesel Le Mans prototypes of 2014 and 2015 were one of the most admirable, ambitious, and ill-fated efforts in American motorsport. Jeff was on pit wall for the thick of it, helping make those cars faster. Sam is here now, asking questions.This show changes format weekly, because squirrel. We call this format “JEFF TELLS A STORY.” This episode was produced by Sam Smith. Thanks, as always, to our friends at BFGoodrich for supporting the show!**Who We Are + Spicy Merch:www.ItsNotTheCar.com**Support It's Not the Car:Contribute on Patreon www.patreon.com/notthecar**Topic suggestions, feedback, questions? Let us know what you think!INTCPod@gmail.com**Check out Sam's book!Smithology: Thoughts, Travels, and Semi-Plausible Car Writing, 2003–2023**Where to find us:https://www.instagram.com/intcpodhttps://www.instagram.com/thatsamsmith/https://www.instagram.com/j.v.braun/https://www.instagram.com/rossbentley/https://rossbentley.substack.com/https://speedsecrets.com/**ABOUT THE SHOW:It's Not the Car is a podcast about people and speed. We tell racing stories and leave out the boring parts.Ross Bentley is a former IndyCar driver, a bestselling author, and a world-renowned performance coach. Jeff Braun is a champion race engineer. Sam Smith is an award-winning writer and a former executive editor of Road & Track magazine.We don't love racing for the nuts and bolts—we love it for what it asks of the meatbag at the wheel.New episodes every other Tuesday.
WTOQ?! Ep 71 – What's with the attitude?!Recorded Tuesday 28th October 2025In this special Day of the Dead episode, the Old Queens are visiting the Ghosts of Attitudes past as they delve into a vintage issue of the gay lifestyle mag from 1996 and chat about it's tone and style and how it reflected 90's Queer life and how things have changed.Bernie also chats to the cast of Jack Off the Beanstalk Drag Panto and all the campery that that entails - more information and tickets can be had from the link below:https://h7.cl/1dKUpThere are some salty Shnacks and Hot topics include Ant & Dec, Cathy Dennis and Gobs along with the usual hot Quandaries from past and present for the Queens of Agony to answer.Let's celebrater ghosts old and new with squiffy Queer banter to lift your spirits Old Queen Style!These Old Queens gotta eat!The ads don't pay unfortunately unless we get 1000's of listeners - so please share our episodes and/or consider supporting us by making a donation via PayPal, buying some WTOQ?! Merchandise buying us a Kofi or by becoming a Patreon.Follow the links below:https://ko-fi.com/thatoldqueenhttps://teespring.com/stores/what-that-old-queen https://www.paypal.com/donate/hosted_button_id=ZUP5YXG874H4Qhttps://www.paypal.com/https://www.patreon.com/Wtoq Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
En lytter har haft en trekant med et brødrepar, og en anden lytter finder tryghed i sine selvskadesår. Disse hemmeligheder deler lytterne bl.a. med Ida-Sophia, der har besøg af podcastværten Kathrine Abrahamsen og musikeren Gobs. Hvis du vil dele din hemmelighed, så ring eller skriv til 28 54 4000 - vi slører selvfølgelig din stemme. Vært: Ida-Sophia. Producer: Morten Nabild. Redaktør: Simon De Assis. Produceret af P3 Podcast.
Vi er tilbage efter en skøn miniferie, og vi starter hårdt ud. Dennis vil gerne vide, hvor lange shorts må være til mænd. Signe overvejer at tage på en aktiv ferie, men familien er ikke helt sikre på, om det er en god idé. Men er der mon nogen, som er blevet tvunget med på en aktiv ferie og endt med at blive vilde med konceptet? Caroline er i det nostalgiske hjørne, da hun skulle bruge en gammel computer, hvor hendes mailadresse hed "Carolineersej" – men er der andre, som stadig kan huske navnet på deres første mailadresse? Vi har fint besøg af Gobs, som spiller sin sang "Igen og igen" live.Vi lyttes ved!
BANG! @southernvangard radio Ep435! We are back after an unintentional month off - Doe was traveling for work and then life was life and then Doe got diverticulitis aka DOETICULITIS last week but he's fine so here we are. Gobs of new joints including WORLD EXCLUSIVES from the homies EFF YOO, DEEP of 2HUNGRYBROS, VANDERSLICE & UFO FEV. Support these brothers with your dollars by purchasing MERCH or the digitals on BANDCAMP. Til the wheels fall off it's that #SMITHSONIANGRADE and #YOUWAAAAALCOME // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #hiphop #undergroundhiphop #boombap ---------- Recorded live April 27, 2025 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks ---------- Pre-Game Beats - DJ Madhandz “Southern Vangard Theme” - Bobby Homack & The Southern Vangard All-Stars Talk Break Inst. - “Gettin Loose” - K-Def “Shepherd's Rod” - Vinnie Paz (prod. Hobgoblin) “The Loyal” - Precyce Politix “No Dice” - Aupheus ft. El Da Sensei “Promotional Ad #3 Free Weed!!” - OC From NC “Hit Different” - Pretty Bulli & Castle Money Beats “L.I.T.” - Big Shug “Hennessy Straight” - Kenn Starr x Kev Brown ft. DJ Jon Doe Talk Break Inst. - “Sonic Trip” - K-Def "Egypt" - Westside Gunn (prod. Cee Gee) “Here I Come” - Sadat X “Aint No Big Thing” - Grand Puba ft. Stunna Gang “Seasons” - Cashus King, Blu, Jeff Johnson II (Johnson & Johnson & John's Son) (prod. Mr. Nobody, cuts Yamin Semali & DJ Jon Doe) “Black Metallica” - OC From NC “Shut Da Fuck Up” - Bernadette Price ft.. Sean Price (prod. Da Beatminerz) “A Song about Nothing” - Eff Yoo (prod. Deep of 2Hungrybros) ** WORLD EXCLUSIVE ** Talk Break Inst. - “It's A Mood” - K-Def “Razor Keys” - Vanderslice & UFO Fev ** WORLD EXCLUSIVE ** “Lorraine” - Shottie x Lupara “Facelift” - Dead Perry ft. Estee Nack, Raz Fresco & Daniel Son “97 Tape Master” - CRIMEAPPLE & DJ Skizz “Two Knights Forced” - Vinnie Paz (prod. Evidence) “Wicked Games” - Willie Mays Blaze & Nexus Z ft. Snotty “Hundreds, Hookers & Handguns" - Ill Clinton ft. Snotty Talk Break Inst. - “Funky Scraps” - K-Def *** TWITCH ONLY SET *** “Celestial Blues” Gary Bartz NTU Troop ft. Andy Bey “Celestial Blues” Andy Bey DJ Jon Doe Crates Set
Y'all, the plot is plotting. Our BAMS were BOOZLED and our FLABBERS were GASTED. Avoid spoilers for the climax (unfortunately no pun intended) by reading ahead (chapters 26-28!). Catch up before the Bride finale with a special guest!Write to us at twilightphasepodcast@gmail.com.Join the Coven! Follow us to catch our updates or subscribe for bonus eps and stickers over at Patreon.com/TwilightPhasePodcast.Please rate, review, and subscribe, and follow us @Twilight_Phase on Twitter and Instagram, Twilightphasepodcast.tumblr.com
I interview Patrick about being a paranormal investigator and GOBS more! Thank you Patrick!This is a video podcast on Spotify and YouTube.Want to know more about Patrick?Patrick Keller is the host of the Big Seance Podcast.https://bigseancepodcast.comSupport the podcast! The best way is to subscribe and listen!Want to be a guest? Email me at lisa@wereallpsychic.com.https://www.wereallpsychic.com/Thank you for watching and listening.
Misty and I talk about attention span, concentrating and ways to feel your own energy field. This is audio only. Special thanks to our sponsor Everclear.com, where you can get the clarity you need to create the life you deserve from psychics and empaths. Support the podcast! Subscribe and listen GOBS. https://www.wereallpsychic.com/ Thank you for listening.
I denne uge i Hva så?! gik jeg ture med Gobs og Martin Kanstrup!Selvom de fulde episoder nu findes eksklusivt på Podimo, vil vi stadig dele små glimt af samtalerne her i dit feed, så du kan høre Hva' du gik glip af så?!.Det er vores måde at holde dig opdateret på, hvad der sker i Hva så?! - Tak fordi du stadig lytter med!Gå fornøjelse, Christian.
Why is the Queen so hard to kill for tanks on Heroic? We'll get into it and hopefully help you with your team's attempts. Plus Arcane is great but just keeps reminding us that Blizzard should be doing this stuff. More thoughts on what we heard in the 30 year anniversary event. Everything we know about 11.0.7 and The Siren Isle. And thanks, Flame Blessed Iron, we def needed more currencies in the game. :) Whats new with Plunderstorm. 11.1 and Undermine(d), and what we expect from getting to know the Gobs a bit better. New delves, new Mythic+ rotation, and The Liberation of Undermine on the horizon! Your feedback on housing with emails texts and more! Also follow the show on BlueSky at TheInstance! (Scott and Bobby are there too!)Video version: https://youtu.be/W5LJibqzz1I Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mysteriet om spildt radio, der eksisterer i et parallel-universkontinuum, toppen af timen med The New York Times, historien der nægter at dø om Michael Learns to Rock, ugens serieanbefaling om Aarhus i 80'erne, en finke for panden i rapporten, tak for sidst – skud ud til Gobs, interkontinentale ballistiske missiler fra Rusland, har I glemt invasionen af Ukraine?, 12/10 til statsministeren for stålsatheden, synk den kinesiske møgbåd i Kattegat, en latterlig postlov og jammerligt skrammel til Danmark, minderne om bagsædet af en Mercedes Vito i Moskva, Stiig Markager siger det rigtigt: “Det er nu,” vi glemmer aldrig at Esben Lunde aldrig mødte op, lad vær med at tage billeder af et trafikuheld og Den Grønne Trepart forklaret.Vil du høre hele episoden, eller andre episoder?Få 30 dages gratis prøveperiode (kan kun benyttes af nye Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdg (79 kroner herefter)Eller få 3 mdr. med 50% rabat (kan bruges af tidligere Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdgtilbud (79 kroner herefter) Værter: Esben Bjerre & Peter Falktoft Redigering: PodAmokKlip: PodAmokMusik: Her Går Det GodtInstagram: @hergaardetgodt @Peterfalktoft @Esbenbjerre
In part three of my conversation with multiple New York Times bestselling author Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of "A Very Inconvenient Scandal" and "The Deep End of the Ocean," among many other titles, we talk about how having writer friends is so important, even if you "jealous them", the vision of the future that's fueling her to keep writing, and the recent books that made her swoon. This week's episodes are replays. I have a ton of interviews on the books for the next few weeks so never fear–fresh content is on its way! In the meantime, enjoy this re-visiting of a conversation with a fiction legend. - The writers--and books--that make Jacquelyn jealous (a word that she uses as a verb, as in, "I'm jealousing her." - Her love for British crime shows, including the ones that are currently keeping her up way too late - The BBC podcast she's addicted to - The beauty of enjoying nature--through a window - The saying on the mug that she brought home from the Erma Bombeck conference that is her current motto - The songs Jacquelyn listens to when she needs a pick-me-up - The meal "that's probably 2,000 calories per bite" that she would ask for if someone said they would make her anything she wanted For full show notes with links to everything we discuss, plus bonus photos!, visit katehanley.substack.com. Thank you for listening! And thanks to this week's sponsor, Air Doctor Pro. Visit airdoctorpro.com and use code KATE to save 30% off an amazing indoor air filter *and* receive a free three-year warranty (an $84 value). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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With Apple going all in on AI to boost its next round of hardware and services with Apple Intelligence, data is needed now more than ever—massive data. More data than one company can provide, if they hope to make AI services quickly and efficiently do what's asked, without getting bogged-down. Another California company attacking AI plumbing problems is Teradata, one of the largest cloud analytics platforms with a focus on harmonizing data. Starting as a hardware company, making things like the first system over 1 terabyte for Walmart, Teradata has transitioned into a software company, with 7,000 employees in 41 countries who delivered $1.8 Billion in revenue last year. On this episode of the Reboot Chronicles, Teradata CEO Steve McMillan, unpacks how he has rebooted the company and brought it into the 21st century. Listen in as we discuss how they made that transition, how AI is impacting their growth, his personal journey, and where they may end up in the revolutionary times ahead.
BANG! @southernvangard radio Ep406! Schools back in this week here in the A, folks - which means that traffic is jacked for the next 9 months and you need some good listening in the morning to get you through carpool drop off - look no further, Doe and Meeks are hear for ya. Gobs of new joints this week per the usual, and our good friend C.O. The Don dropped in to help us close out the show. If you missed our Twitch stream on Sunday night, make sure you head over there for the replay, as we paid tribute to the one and only DJ POLO, who unfortunately passed last week with a barnstorming Twitch Only set. One day we might have these Twitch Only mixes up somewhere…THAAAAANK YAAA and YOU WAAAAALCOME!!!!! #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #hiphop #undergroundhiphop #boombap ---------- Recorded live July 28, 2024 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks ---------- Pre-Game Beats - Masta Cypher Devine & Goomson "Southern Vangard Theme" - Bobby Homack & The Southern Vangard All-Stars Talk Break Inst - "Assembly Line" - Sirplus "Without Love" - Eddie Meeks & DJ Pocket ft. Little Clayway & Supastition "Sign Of Se7en" - Rakim ft. Prodigy, X-Raided, Method Man & Big Twins "Get Yours" - Flee Lord (prod. Tom Soyer) "Temptation" - Jamal Gasol & Cedar Law$ ft. Aaqil Ali "True Identity" - Ty Farris (prod. Don The Jeweler) "Alligator Plates" - Termanology ft. The Musalini & Silent Snipers (prod. Nef) "UFO Teknology" - UFO Fev & Fredro Starr ft. Termanology & Tek "Memory Lane" - DJ Muggs x Raz Fresco Talk Break Inst - "Love Is A Game" -Sirplus "Proxy" - Abyss, Apathy. DC the MIDI Alien, DJ TMB "International" - Rakim ft. Kool G Rap, Joell Ortiz & Tristate "It's All Fair" - Punchline & Confidence "Zoë´ Lund" - Vinnie Paz "Seein' Em" - M-Dot ft. Chaundon (prod. Es-K, cuts Lp2) "Raised In The Sand (Intro)" - Flee Lord (prod. Jansport J) "Earned Eons" - Left Lane Didon Talk Break Inst. - "El Mero Mero" - Sirplus "Staircase Stories" - DJ Muggs x Raz Fresco "Suppa Koopa" - Money Mogly x NoEmotion "The Enigma" - Ty Farris (prod. Don Carrera) "Stay Down" - Maticulous ft. Eddie Kaine "Keep Playing" - Rufus Sims "Cucumber Water" - Bub Styles "Peace God" - UFO Fev & Fredro Starr Talk Break Inst. - "Mo To The…" - Sirplus ** TWITCH ONLY SET ** RIP DJ POLO ** "Ill Street Blues" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Truly Yours" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Money In The Bank" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "It's A Demo" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Road To The Riches" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Poison" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Men At Work" - Kool G Rap and DJ Polo "Apache" - Incredible Bongo Band
French, Gobs, and Blank lead us to Australian kisses, whoopie pies, Mad Libs, and more.New episodes every Tuesday.Editing by: Julia WD HarrisonTheme by: Arne Parrott Logo by: Casey BordenYou can email the show at twapod@gmail.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In part three of my conversation with multiple New York Times bestselling author Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of "A Very Inconvenient Scandal" and "The Deep End of the Ocean," among many other titles, we talk about how having writer friends is so important, even if you "jealous them", the vision of the future that's fueling her to keep writing, and the recent books that made her swoon. - The writers--and books--that make Jacquelyn jealous (a word that she uses as a verb, as in, "I'm jealousing her." - Her love for British crime shows, including the ones that are currently keeping her up way too late - The BBC podcast she's addicted to - The beauty of enjoying nature--through a window - The saying on the mug that she brought home from the Erma Bombeck conference that is her current motto - The songs Jacquelyn listens to when she needs a pick-me-up - The meal "that's probably 2,000 calories per bite" that she would ask for if someone said they would make her anything she wanted For full show notes, with links to everything Jacquelyn and I discuss, plus bonus photos!, visit katehanley.substack.com. And if you'd like to receive these episodes ad-free, become a paid subscriber at katehanley.substack.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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'SAM IS A GOBS****' - BILLY NELSON GOES IN ON SAM JONES, NOT INTERESTED IN HUNTER & WARDLEY/CLARKE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
'SAM IS A GOBS****' - BILLY NELSON GOES IN ON SAM JONES, NOT INTERESTED IN HUNTER & WARDLEY/CLARKE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
På tronen af samtlige danske hitlister sidder Gilli. Vodka og sodavand er stort set ikke blevet blandet til en forfest, uden at takterne fra den danske rapper har hængt i væggene. Han streamer i milliarder, og musikken er allestedsnærværende. Selv er han sky og lever et tilbagetrukket liv i Spaniens sol og musikkens skygge. Nu har han stukket næsen frem i det danske rampelys - og anklaget den yngre musiker Gobs for at kopiere ham. Genstart spørger musikredaktør på Soundvenue Kristian Karl, hvor grænsen mellem plagiat og inspiration går. Vært: Simon Stefanski. Program publiceret i DR Lyd d. 22/2.
Mike recently paid GOBS of money to attend a conference with other software developers. What did Mike learn about software, himself, and his "why"? The takeaways are important and need to be heard. Tha @Apple vision pro is out in the wild. Mike and Lee debate the use case and what the long term pros and cons will be for this new wearable technology. This is one episode you don't want to miss!
La Cabra er det nye ARoS, Zuckerberg leverer en bredside til en ny brille, “Merlin er en lortebiks.”, nyt russisk supermissil, Trolex har leveret på 2% af BNP, Rum-Krig er det nye, ungdommen bevæger sig nye veje politisk, millennial-myten, de unge er ikke dovne - alligevel, turen går til Odense Zoo, ingen sne i Alperne - vi kigger østpå. ugens ros går til klimaordføreren i Moderaterne, landmændene er klar på barrikaderne, og eksperterne stjæler overskriften i plagiat-sag.Vil du høre hele episoden?Få 30 dages gratis prøveperiode (kan kun benyttes af nye Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdg(79 kroner herefter)Eller få 3 mdr. med 50% rabat (kan bruges af tidligere Podimo-abonnenter): https://go.podimo.com/dk/hgdgtilbud(79 kroner herefter)Værter: Esben Bjerre & Peter Falktoft Redigering: PodAmokKlip: PodAmokMusik: Her Går Det GodtInstagram: @hergaardetgodt @Peterfalktoft @Esbenbjerre
Overenskomstforhandlingerne er en 'fuckfinger' til offentligt ansatte. Rusland stopper betalinger til Arktisk råd: "Det kan være begyndelsen på en opløsning". Landbruget er blandt de farligste erhverv i Danmark. Forperson for Børnerådet: Klap hesten og indstil heksejagten i sagen om Borup Skole. Rapperen Gilli anklager rapperen Gobs for plagiat. Værter: Anne Phillipsen & Kasper Harboe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
De tilbagevendende antisemitiske udmeldinger fra den albumaktuelle amerikanske rapper Kanye West har nu igen skabt problemer. Den her gang har han raget uklar med en anden gammel provokatør, den aldrene rocksanger Ozzy Osborne. Vi ser dykker ned i sagen og prøver at besvare spørgsmålet: Hvad er det med Kanye West og antisemitisme? De er kendt for at toppe de danske hitlister, men nu er to af landets mest populære musikere endt i strid. Repræsentanter for musikeren Gilli har nemlig rettet en anklage om plagiat mod musikeren Gobs og fremsat et krav om forlig. Vi ser nærmere på grænsen mellem kopi og original, når vi taler med en musikolog og en juraprofessor. Værter: Chris Pedersen & Jesper Dein.
Imagine discovering that the ultimate demonstration of power lies not in the spectacle of unleashing forces but in the quiet authority of halting them. That's the profound lesson we uncover as we examine the biblical plague of Barad (Hail) and its sudden cessation. This episode offers an enlightening perspective on the true nature of control and ownership as exemplified by the Divine. We're not just revisiting ancient narratives; we're learning how to harness our abilities to command our actions and traits, stepping into a realm of self-mastery inspired by the Almighty's example.Join us on a journey through the ten plagues, where each serves as a chapter in understanding divine might—Gevurah—and cultivating deep faith—Emuna. With insights that resonate through the ages, we dissect Moshe's interactions with Pharaoh and how these stories transcend time as lessons in recognizing Hashem's sovereignty. Our exploration leads to an inspiring reflection on personal growth, encouraging listeners to mirror the divine model of complete authority. This isn't just a history lesson; it's a transformative exploration of spiritual and personal significance.Support the showJoin the WhatsApp community for daily motivational Torah content! JOIN HERE ---------------- SUBSCRIBE to The Weekly Parsha for an insightful weekly shiur on the Parsha of the week. Listen on Spotify or the new Jewish music and Podcast streaming platform 24six! Access all Torah talks and listen to featured episodes on our new website, themotivationcongregation.org ---------------- Questions or Comments? Please email me @ michaelbrooke97@gmail.com
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The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program has been in gestation at the Defense Department longer than a baby elephant. CMMC is still not operational, but, boy, has it produced documents. Just out, new scoping documents. Do contractors need to read them? To discuss that topic, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin was joined in studio by Holland and Knight contracting attorney Eric Crucius. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program has been in gestation at the Defense Department longer than a baby elephant. CMMC is still not operational, but, boy, has it produced documents. Just out, new scoping documents. Do contractors need to read them? To discuss that topic, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin was joined in studio by Holland and Knight contracting attorney Eric Crucius. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The goblins begin the incredibly lethal process of building their fart rocket on the Magical Explosion Testing Grounds, gathering additional tools and supplies from a nearby junk pile.
This week we welcome The Greater Ozarks Bluegrass Society! The Ozarks Greater Bluegrass Society is a Springfield based organization commited to preserving, and promoting Bluegrass and traditional music in the Ozarks through education and exposure or local Missouri Bluegrass groups. The group coming to perform with us is comprised of: David Maravilla-Giutar, began his pursuit of bluegrass in the late 70's. He assisted in forming the band, Second Wind, whose personnel included Rhonda Vincent, and later, Alison Krauss. Afterward, David was invited to join Alison in her band, Union Station, to enter the 1988 S.P.B.G.M.A International Band Contest, which they won. David is the President of GOBS. Leevon DeCourley-Bass, grew up in rural southeast Missouri near the community of Arab. He attended college at Southeast Missouri State University during which time he worked with bands such as The Men of the Week and Tommy Brown and the County Line Grass. Leevon now makes his home in Crane, Missouri with his wife Kadee along with their son Walker and soon to be DeCourley Baby #2, due in March. Leevon is working to bring bluegrass to the forefront in the Crane area through events such as Bluegrass on the Backstage at the Crane Broiler Festival and other jams and events throughout the area. Leevon is the Vice-President of GOBS. Gil Turk-Banjo, grew up on a farm in the Springfield area, Gil says,I starting playing banjo when I was about 13 and after I discovered Earl Scruggs, I was totally obsessed. I found gobs at about the same time and it was instrumental, no pun intended, in helping me grow as a bluegrass musician. I met so many wonderful people through gobs who helped me a lot, chief amongst those were Roy and Betty Jo Craft, with whom I played in my first band. Gil currently play in two bands, Missouri 65 and Ozark Mountain Five, the former on banjo and the latter on mandolin. Gil is 21 and out of college. Gil currently does landscaping for Ryan Lawn and Tree, but hopes to be a conservation agent soon. Gil is a board member with GOBS. Mark Withers-Mandolin, started playing mandolin and guitar at age 13. He played with his dad Luther and uncle Russell's bluegrass band, The Bluegrass Ramblers, for several years, playing numerous shows with Jim & Jesse, The Lewis Family and Bill Monroe. Mark also fronted his own band for years, and for almost 20 years co-hosted a bluegrass gospel program, Believers Bluegrass, with close friend Gene Reasoner, and was emcee and stage manager at the Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival for 37 years. Mark is the Executive Director of GOBS. Bill Gage-Fiddle, started playing fiddle at 7 but found bluegrass about 20 years ago. Early bands Bill played with include The Roving Gamblers, South 14 and JC Bonds. Bill is one of the founding members of Big Mill and has played fiddle with them for over 10 years. Bill also plays mandolin for George's Creek. He lives near Harrison AR. Bill is a member of GOBS. For more information, call 417-880-0343 or www.GoBluegrass.org.
In this episode we look into the Celtic roots of English words like gob and beak. The Proto-Celtic word *gobbos means muzzle, snout or beak. It comes from PIE *ǵebʰ- (jaw, mouth) [source]. Descendents in the modern Celtic languages include: gob [ɡɔbˠ] = beak, bill, tip, point or projection in Irish. gob [ɡob] = beak, […]
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Mayors in America's largest cities are pushing back against Biden's migrant relocation policies. The media is trying to outright deny the Durham Report's existence. America is experiencing a lack of Godly men. Gobs vetos ANOTHER bill. Rep Debbie Lesko talks about her Women's Bill of Rights.
DT!HQ takes a firm stance against gatekeeping. Whether your favorite games are on a console, a PC, or a mobile device, we consider you a gamer and you are valid. Unless, of course, you're one of the perverts still playing Facebook games in 2023. If you aren't keeping up with the news out of the Meta-camp, the Metaverse isn't exactly headed to the moon. Well luckily for old Zucks, the execs called us in to help revitalize that smooth VR hellscape. Today, we're gathered around the proverbial Round Table to decide which Facebook game would be the best to integrate into the Metaverse. You're going to hear about a lot of games today, most of them you'll at least remember hearing about. Matt's answer is not one of those games. Todd and Kyle, on the other hand, went with games that you'll be much more familiar with. Or you will be, if you're into match three and idle games. Recommended Reading: Debate This! Ep. 103: Come and Funge It This episode was sponsored by MANSCAPED! Join over 7 million men (and probably plenty of not-men too) who trust MANSCAPED by using code "DEBATETHIS" at Manscaped.com. Score 20% off and free world wide shipping by using our code "DEBATETHIS" at checkout! Have you seen our Twitter? twitter.com/debatethiscast Have you seen our Instagram? instagram.com/debatethiscast Want to send us an email? debatethiscast@gmail. Are you listening to this episode thinking to yourself, "Man, I hate hearing ads on my favorite podcast! I didn't think Debate This! would ever sell out!" Well neither did we and honestly, we try pretty hard to make our ads funny and worth the listen. But, if you'd prefer to listen to our show without ads, you can listen to every DT! episode ad-free right now at patreon.com/debatethiscast! Patrons of all tiers get ad-free episodes, bonus content and access to our Patron-only discord server. Higher tiers unlock the DT! Extended Good Vibes Aftershow and tons more. Get all the details at patreon.com/debatethiscast. Properties we talked about this week: Mob Wars, Mafia Wars, Farmville, Harvest Moon, Bejeweled, Bejeweled Blitz Music for Debate This! is provided by composer Ozzed under a creative commons license. Check out more of their 8-bit bops at www.ozzed.net!
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Bill Hampton is not from the south, but he got there as fast as he could. At age 24, while moving from Atlanta to Nashville to build his music management and concert promotion business, he tuned into a radio station and heard a "hillbilly" talking about money. And Bill understood every word he was saying. As someone who was making money but never had any, when Bill arrived at his new apartment complex, he immediately went upstairs and called the show. And that's how he became a lifelong friend and a longtime business colleague of Dave Ramsey. "I got through because he had no listeners back then. He was probably just happy to talk to somebody," Bill recalled. Bill signed up for Dave's Financial Peace University class and started applying the principles. Three years later, Dave asked Bill to teach the class. From there, they built an empire. During their 13 years together, Bill helped Dave sign book deals, build the marketing and digital business, design high school and college curricula, and launch a new radio show, one that today is heard by 4.5 million listeners each week on 500 stations. Dave Ramsey's company rose from a $2 million to a $70 million business by the time Bill left. But Bill had to leave. Gobs of money, private jets, and living on his achievements left him in search of a new challenge. In this week's episode of Chiseled Bill shares the journey from joining Dave Ramsey to founding Hampton Strategies, a consulting firm that helps businesses grow. He tells how he built a multimillion-dollar peach business from the back of a truck and engineered an Amish shed company, and he discusses the guiding principles and spiritual forces behind every decision along the way.
This week we welcome the Greater Ozarks Bluegrass Society! The Greater Ozarks Bluegrass Society is a Springfield based organization commited to preserving, and promoting Bluegrass and traditional music in the Ozarks through education and exposure or local Missouri Bluegrass groups. The group coming to perform with us is comprised of: David Maravilla-Giutar, began his pursuit of bluegrass in the late 70's. He assisted in forming the band, Second Wind, whose personnel included Rhonda Vincent, and later, Alison Krauss. Afterward, David was invited to join Alison in her band, Union Station, to enter the 1988 S.P.B.G.M.A International Band Contest, which they won. David is the President of GOBS. Leevon DeCourley-Bass, grew up in rural southeast Missouri near the community of Arab. He attended college at Southeast Missouri State University during which time he worked with bands such as The Men of the Week and Tommy Brown and the County Line Grass. Leevon now makes his home in Crane, Missouri with his wife Kadee along with their son Walker and soon to be DeCourley Baby #2, due in March. Leevon is working to bring bluegrass to the forefront in the Crane area through events such as Bluegrass on the Backstage at the Crane Broiler Festival and other jams and events throughout the area. Leevon is the Vice-President of GOBS. Gil Turk-Banjo, grew up on a farm in the Springfield area, Gil says,I starting playing banjo when I was about 13 and after I discovered Earl Scruggs, I was totally obsessed. I found gobs at about the same time and it was instrumental, no pun intended, in helping me grow as a bluegrass musician. I met so many wonderful people through gobs who helped me a lot, chief amongst those were Roy and Betty Jo Craft, with whom I played in my first band. Gil currently play in two bands, Missouri 65 and Ozark Mountain Five, the former on banjo and the latter on mandolin. Gil is 21 and out of college. Gil currently does landscaping for Ryan Lawn and Tree, but hopes to be a conservation agent soon. Gil is a board member with GOBS. Mark Withers-Mandolin, started playing mandolin and guitar at age 13. He played with his dad Luther and uncle Russell's bluegrass band, The Bluegrass Ramblers, for several years, playing numerous shows with Jim & Jesse, The Lewis Family and Bill Monroe. Mark also fronted his own band for years, and for almost 20 years co-hosted a bluegrass gospel program, Believers Bluegrass, with close friend Gene Reasoner, and was emcee and stage manager at the Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival for 37 years. Mark is the Executive Director of GOBS. Bill Gage-Fiddle, started playing fiddle at 7 but found bluegrass about 20 years ago. Early bands Bill played with include The Roving Gamblers, South 14 and JC Bonds. Bill is one of the founding members of Big Mill and has played fiddle with them for over 10 years. Bill also plays mandolin for George's Creek. He lives near Harrison AR. Bill is a member of GOBS. For more information, call 417-880-0343 or www.GoBluegrass.org.
1. The a**holes are out. 2. Lettuce. 3. Fired. 4. Insulin. 5. $5. 6. Stunt. 7. All over. 8. Gobs. 9. My heel. 10. Ed. 11. Sleep walker. 12. Organized.
Fictional Page presents, Read Before Midnight - Episode Four- "GOBS". A man at the edge of space must struggle between his trust in technology and his own survival. The fourth episode in the series, of the horror and science fiction anthology Read Before Midnight - inspired by the works of Stephen King, Isaac Asimov, Clive Barker, Suzanne Collins, Anne Rice, and more. Thank you very much for listening. Your thoughts and time are very valuable, so thank you for choosing to spend some of it here with me. If you enjoyed this story, please like and subscribe, and tell friends and family who like this sort of stuff.If you want to support me directly, please consider checking out my other works at www.fictionalpage.com, or become a patron at patreon/fictionalpage. We also have a reddit at r/fictionalpage.Until next time.THE COMPLETE SEASON ONE COLLECTORS EDITION NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON. Gathered from the episodes of the "Read Before Midnight" original horror podcast, comes a collection of tales about survival, the consequences of choices, and the monsters we make of them. Read Before Midnight invites you to question the darkness lurking outside your window and confront the monsters that we create.Inspired by rural Appalachia, the independent stories weave locations and characters together in a way that builds as the echoes of their shared worlds and divergent timelines begin to overlap. If you are a fan of Stephen King's unnerving prose, Isaac Asimov's brilliant vision of the future, Adam Nevill's bone-chilling horror, Shirley Jackson's haunting mysteries, or Ted Chiang's mind-bending concepts, this collection by W.H. Maxwell is tailor-made for you.https://www.amazon.com/Read-Before-Midnight-Season-One-ebook/dp/B0CDVLC9PM?ref_=ast_author_mpbThank you very much for listening. Your thoughts and time are very valuable, so thank you for choosing to spend some of it here with me. If you want to support me directly, please consider checking out my other works at www.fictionalpage.com, or become a patron at patreon/fictionalpage. We also have a reddit at r/fictionalpage.Until next time.
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Read last week's Episode hereChapter FourWalkerSome in the district had known this one as Walker. Few in fact still recalled the name by which he went these days. It had been many a year since the stranger, a man with a ragged scar about his throat, had been through these parts. In the days prior to the night of the Telling of the Show at the Last Friendly Inn, Walker had been seen “close and thereabouts” as the Littles like to say of strangers passing along the road to the south, or the smaller lanes and even trails that wove on out toward Olive Hills and the Dry Stretch. Or even further into the unreckoned neighborhoods of Barrows Valley and all that unknown that lay beyond its eastern edge.But there had been many dark figures on the road and out in the hills lately. Some said Gobs. Others, the Hobbs themselves. Goblins or the larger and nastier variety hobgoblins[NC1] . But of course the Littles always defaulted to their favorite boogedyman… ‘warewoofs.Now the candles were burning very low within the inn, and the fire within the hearth had reduced itself to little more than ash and an orange glow. This was the last of the night at the inn and now all that lay ahead in the darkness was quiet, and perhaps one low candle burning. And of course, the lanterns out along the roads and lanes kept going by the Night Watch. Outside the inn, occasional bursts of the windy thunder came off the distant coast and roared across Strawberry Flats sending small disquieting moans down its antique length just inland from the shores.No one moved and there was no sound in the inn until once more Walker began to speak, only the creaking of his road-wearied leathers breaking the silence just before he began.“The enemy was not defeated at Sirith Osildor,” rasped the stranger the Littles knew as Walker. He moved closer to them, and one would think his old high hard-worn boots would have made some soft thump across the ancient boards as he moved. Like some cheap travelling tragedian playing the stage to effect. But the strange man, and weren't all men strange, moved without a sound and this gave truth to the rumor that he leagued with the Forest Watchers, a dangerous lot of Northern Men long come down out of the North whose ways and beliefs were strange and mysterious to the elves of Indolién and even more so to the many good folk of the Gentle Lands.Walker made eye contact with them all and then returned to watching the last embers of the fire. His grim face was made even more so by the little light left in the room.“The enemy were not turned back and sent to flight…” he paused. Then, “… as you saw in the wizard's tricks and lying glamours.”“But we saw the truth?” stammered old Hoot TacMavish who'd been in the kitchen and had sliced his own cut of the wheel. “How cannee be different in what we saw, stranger?”He chewed his cheese as they waited for the response he'd seemed to angrily demand.But the stranger did not answer Hoot directly and continued to stare into the orange coals as he moved closer from out of the darkness and toward the hearth so they could see him better.“Nor did Adoras strike a blow among many against the Wyrm. Coming in against the flanks of the shadow, as you have been told. None of those things happened. And if you want to know what is true… then that is not it and never has been from the lips of the Elves of Indolién.”“Then Adoras did not ride?” piped up one of the Littles.Walker smiled. It was not the smile of a man playing with prey. Nor was it the smile of someone who despises a question in the middle of their speech. No, it was a sad, yet kind smile.“Did you see in the last week a great host move along the road, heading south to the battle you were told of?” asked Walker softly. As though[NC2] it was a real question, and no one had asked was because the answer is known, and the asker merely wants to make the listener seem foolish. No. It was an honest question. One that almost seemed like he'd prefer the answer that made him the liar. As though, a different answer would have been better than the one that was.The Little said nothing.“Because surely you would have seen so many of the Elven Cavalry and Spear, glittering and bright in Indolién's sacred armors. I tell you… you would not have missed such a sight.”“It's no[NC3] t like that,” said the Little. Walker replied nothing. The Little stammered and sallied on which is their way when they're on about something. Not easily dissuaded those Littles aren't. “Well… ‘tis all tactics like, Walker. Thas' what your name is, isn't it? They came at them from the flank as good ol' Malrond says so. The way I figures the maps, they must've taken the Eastern Hills road and gone out through Olive Wood or even Wild Tangle… or maybe…” and here the Little crossed himself and made a sign at this next bit, “Or Even Barrows Valley though I don't like to even say it much less think it.”“Aye,” piped in Tom MacTarthy who ran the stable and had come in to find his last pint of the night. Something had made him uneasy out there in the dark all alone, and the ponies had gone skittish, and it had taken him much hay and whispering to calm them down. Like there was some predator about but none that he could see. Maybe it was the wind, he'd decided after a bit, when he'd made up his mind to go pull himself a pint and found Fatty and others still gathered by the main hearth listening to the palaver of the stranger. A man no less. But the mood in the inn felt just as a thunderstorm, he'd tell others later when they'd listen.Walker stopped and didn't turn to look at a one of them. He was still before the dying fire. Behind him near the bar, the sound of Tom blowing the froth of his pint was the only sound that could be heard for a moment. Then the wind ran through the eaves high up on the third story and through the ancient section that was known as the Old Count's Tower that was part of the inn and far older than anyone suspected.But that is an older tale and has nothing to do with this one. Which is how things often are. There are more stories out there than you can imagine. On every walk in every out of the way place, there are many lying in the shadows and down undiscovered trails.“And so…” continued Walker, “… no one came from down the Barrow Hills ways and gave account of the long snake of an elven army in full armor and on the march for battle? Not to one of you ever talkative lot of Littles… well, I find that hard to believe.”Silence.“Well, t'wouldn't it be secret-like?” asked one of the other Littles near the fire. “Elves is queer strange and who knows them ways of our betters and all. But ifn' anyone could do it… well stands to reason t'would be mighty Prince Adoras and the lot o' his generals.”“Are you saying Good Ol' Malrond lied to us?” said another quickly on the heels of this.“No,” said Walker more to himself than to his audience. “Prince Adoras did not come to battle in the South. In fact… there was no elven host to give battle to the Shadow himself or that wyrm that curls about the tower even now.”“How say'ee that? How do ye know?” asked another, his eyes and lips full of incredulity.“Because I was there, my Little friend,” said Walker after a long cool moment, and then sat down in a low chair near the fire. His coal black eyes still intent on the fire regardless.“I will tell you a story then, my friends,” he began with a tired sigh. A dog barked outside, savagely for a few seconds and to this the man listened. When it stopped, he told Fatty to lock the doors to the inn and gave no reason for it. Fatty, jangling his big ring of keys, dashed off to do just that. Then Walker began to speak.“The story of the fall of Sirith Osildor, Tower of the Golden Eagle as it was once known by another name. Maldornesoron it was once called. But not now. Not anymore in these dark and treacherous days. The warriors who died holding a line there a few nights ago, held for help that would never come from fair Indolién.”Now the weathered man cast his tired yet kind gaze about them all and it was not unkind, or even prideful or arrogant as most elves can be. No. It was the look of a long-suffering and patient friend in times that are difficult. Or of the kind one wears when explaining difficulties to young ‘uns. He seemed to nod to himself regarding what he might say next before continuing on. And when he was satisfied with the answer he had decided to give, he began his story in full.It was just words. Not like magics. Not like the wizard's smoke and shadows. But there was power in these. And more so some would say later.“The armies of the Shadow came howling out of the southern waystes on the first full moon of spring. Earlier than expected, but the Tower Watch had gone deeper into the waystes, scouting in small bands, than it ever had before that winter, and it was clear the orcish tribes would be on the move come spring. Some said just another war between themselves. Or against the Eastern lands and the Ancient Kingdoms of Men. Or even the Indaar. But Bear Killer of the Watch said it would be Osildor if it was anywhere. So, we gathered to assist the elves of the Tower where we could, and within days, we found ourselves fighting for the outskirts of the river and dock district as the forces of the Shadow gathered across the waters of the river. The wizard's sorceries were true enough in some respects, outright lies in others. But isn't that how the best lies always are… some sweet grains of truth to wash down the bitter lies one finds in the cup. What we wouldn't have given for a good wall to fight from. But the throne of Indolién has long thought the Black River to be a good enough defense, though why anyone would think that has always been a mystery to Men of the Watch. It's easier to cross than most and in almost every place, and sometimes near dry as bone when the rains don't come down in the Eastern Mountains.“But there was no wall and so we fought side by side with Gaelrandir's Spear along the docks and into the city dregs near the river. The orcish war chiefs were crafty and very clever the first night. Never coming straight on at the tower where our might was most gathered. But instead forcing us into a battle for blocks and neighborhoods long abandoned and some say even haunted.“In one such street my brotherhood faced one of the Eld Longdarks, and it was there we gave battle and lost half our number in combat.”Several of the Littles gasped in amazement.The Eld were the stuff of nightmares and boogey tales of the long ago from the Age of Darkness before the lands were the way they would be. Longdark Trolls were considered the worst predators of the night and known to dine on the bones of their enemies in preference to the flesh they stripped away with stone daggers.“A named beast this was,” continued Walker as he watched the embers unblinkingly. As though he were seeing it all as it had been seen on the dark night. “Fell and Eld indeed was this one. Oggrindaar he was known by in the speech of the Eldarin Elves who once ruled from mighty Easold the Lost. He came out from the ruins of an ancient temple, fangs dripping with blood and red murder in his burning eyes. His hide though leathery, was tough and scarred from a thousand years of battle in the deep halls of the earth where few have ever been. And fewer still returned from. Girded with fabled Giant's Plate, like those of its kind wore who fell in battle before the Malantur, the eld troll who little feared our small company of watchers armed with bow and sword. But they are men of the road, the watchers, and no mere foe to be trifled with even when a dread troll is in the mix. And I will say this, the elves were there too, and the elves do not spend their lives cheaply.”Silence as Walker turned from the fire to watch their small yet expressive faces. Their minds did more work and saw more truth that the glimmers of the wizard could have manufactured. The mind is so much more powerful than the mere trickeries of image and light. When given the chance, it destroys those things.“We strove hours into the late night against the enemy there and three of us were killed by dark fire from the black arrows of the shadow orcs supporting the raging dread troll. Greybeard was wounded sorely but fought on at the front of the company, facing down the roaring troll, trading blows with his ancient blade and driving the beast back into the burning ruins of the temple he'd come out from. A moment later the whole rotting structure collapsed when the great troll was mortally wounded and gave out a horrific cry at its last, defeated. But in the same moment our clan lord was gone from this earth. We gave not a moment to our grief and pressed the attack against the orc archers and infantry surging into the street from every direction because even their chiefs, fiends every one of them, knew the battle was here this night.“I would tell you that right there we won the district and turned the tide of battle, reclaiming the lost street and putting the Shadow host to the sword wherever they could be found. But I cannot for that would be a lie… and a betrayal to my oath as a storyteller.”Now at the word storyteller all the Littles as one seemed to lean back in their chairs or shift their feet uncomfortably.Why so, you might ask at such an innocuous word. Isn't a storyteller a tale teller? A bard? A skald? An entertainer or even a mountebank in some low cases? A tragedian as has been mentioned?No.No, a storyteller is none of those things. And so, Walker was not.During those dark and uncertain times, a storyteller was something much more than just a gossip with a gift for fine speech. In the years since the rise of the wizards in the Emerald Council, the once noble storytellers had long fallen out of favor with the lands. It was rumored, whispered constantly, and even mocked in the murmurings of court before the Emerald Throne and among the pleasures of the Feather Gardens, that to be called a ‘storyteller' in polite company, was to be awarded the highest insult with the most dismissive of slurs.To admit to being one, that is another thing altogether. And one you shall see the nature of as we go along here for a bit.But Walker did not mind their discomfort and continued on with the tale, seeing that they would listen more now. Which is all a storyteller needs.Someone to listen to the truth the storyteller is telling. Instead of locking it up in a tower, or beneath the lost Vaults of Unthur where living eye has not been for long years to see what truly lies buried there in the deeps of time.“Within days we had lost the district and many valiant warriors,” continued Walker plainly. No tricks. No smoke. No shadows. “Elves and men who serve despite the pleasures of the throne, fought valiantly to the last for such is the way of warriors. Stagg the Swift, a watcher, fell in the Water Courts beneath the shadow of the tower. Daeanor Longblade himself, against the orcs holding the way between Straight Street and the Mire Warrens where strange things haunt the nights. Daeanir, brother of the Longblade himself, fell too, hours later at the foot of the tower as we sought to make our last stand. I could tell you all on this strange and quiet night, of many others who fell, many names to be recorded in the Book of Deeds when this is done, told in countless tales high in the Eastern Mountains to keep their memories alive during the dark and uncertain times we face, but all the defeats were the same and the endings as grim as we fought to cede as little ground as possible to the ravening orcish tribes streaming across the Black River and coming for the tower.“There seemed that night to be no end to them.“In the end we were trapped inside the tower and that's when she came. A great drake from the south, an ancient thing from the lost Age of Darkness when Vaugamir Blackhand cast aside the ways of elves and became Lord Sauth and did make war against his brothers and the children.“The drake struck the tower with living black flame, searing the uppermost defenders before trumpet or call to battle could be sounded. We fought it back with our best archers, but no weapons seemed strong enough to drive her off. And meanwhile the orcish host had come against the Mythildor which is the fabled silver gate of the Sirith Osildor crafted long ago by the Eldaar Elves as a gift to men.At once the tower was struck and the great wyrm landed among the uppermost battlements and began wreaking much havoc against the Silver Guards who have long held that watch. I say this now and will say it until I am convinced otherwise… not one of Foemor's warriors survived, instead choosing to give their all against the drake in hope of driving her off the tower, even as it began to collapse along the outer galleries, with great sheets of the fabled marble of Easold's quarries crashing down like foam-tossed surf from the rocky coasts of Nurth.“It was Bearkiller who bade us understand that the tower was lost now and we should flee to our missions. He speaks for the Watch, and so every one of us did as we must and disappeared among the chaos and slaughter, for there was nothing that could be done. No charge. No Adoras. No Norsus striking a fatal blow. And now I have come north into the Gentle Lands as I was bid, to tell you what has truly happened in the South and to seek the trail of the task I have been given. These are the things you must know instead of the glimmers of the wizards who serve the Emerald Court, who would have you believe many other things instead of really what was, and what now is.”“And…” asked Old Barley who'd sat quietly with his pipe in the chair as he always did, dozing and listening. Apparently, he'd been listening more than dozing. “If'n the tower was lost and surrounded by orcs and the like even more terrible than such… well then, a simple farmer like me'self has to ask how came ye through the fight?” Walker studied the crowd of Littles in the inn close to midnight now. Again, he seemed to hear something afar off in the night that none of them could, and it must be said Littles have fine ears for hearing when they're not going on about something with their mouths. For a moment the man waited, seeking to hear it again so he could confirm his suspicions that it was soon time to move on.But then he continued after a bit.“There were ancient halls beneath the old tower. Carved out during the time of the Mad Kings of Men from the Old Age. The Watch knew of its locations beneath the crypts and led the survivors out through wraith-haunted halls, but not…”And here Walker paused.For a moment the Littles thought his rasping throat that made the whisper voice grim and determined, had merely gone dry. Fatty swept his great bulk toward the taps like some blustering storm at sea suddenly changing course and filled a mug of his best. A moment later he was handing it to the stranger like an offering and backing away like one might from a wild animal found on a forest path late one winter afternoon far from village and home. And safety.But that was not the case. No. Not the case at all. Something had happened down there in the crypts, and it was not to be forgotten. Not since, and not ever. And even as Walker had this thought, the siren call of its truth, which seemed a completely ironic thing compared to what it really was, called to him from the bundle he'd left in the darkness near where he'd first appeared.He cast his dark eyes toward the pack on the floor. It was old, leather, and much used.It seemed to all the Littles in the room that night that a look crossed the stranger's face that seemed to say, or indicate, that he only wanted to be free of its burden for a moment.Wrapped in oilcloth… it… called… to him.And for a moment, something cold and unseen could be felt by the Littles in the room though they knew it not.I'm here. Here with you now, outcast wanderer whose true name I know. Here. Touch me.The man drank the offered pint and wiped his lips with the back of his weathered and dark hand.That bit, that was not for Little ears. Or for any.The Truth is a funny thing, Immaradir the Old had once reminded Walker. Sometimes it is so powerful, it convinces you that you must lie for it.There was that. And there was something else. There were orders. Orders from Bearkiller as he held the hall beneath the crypts, surely dead by now for he's spent his life against crypt wraiths to see our fellowship free of the dark.“… Not without cost,” Walker finished after the long, strange moment that had passed there in the inn. “Many of the Watch there at the Battle of Sirith Osildor perished in the flight through the lower reaches of the halls. Dark things long asleep tried to prevent our passage but the knowledges of the Watchers are useful against such old ghosts. Lore and wisdom regarding how to defeat such is kept as ready as sharp sword and a keen knife for any of the Watch. Still… it was not without cost… to us.”There was another sound out there in the dark tonight. And now Walker could sense the hour and what was going to happen.He heard them now. Gathering out there in the dark. Coming in from the fields and tracks they'd followed him along from the fields of battle… and slaughter. Or had they been waiting there ahead of him all along? Had the wizard's tale been bait, to draw him into the inn.“So why'ee tell us?” asked one of the Littles, unaware of the dark thing at the door to the inn as the Walker was even now. “And who's to say whether Malrond or ye is right in the tellin' of such things as don't concern us of the Gentle Lands. Indoly…” which is what Littles called Indolién, “…is but a day's ride to the north. The elfs may not have marched south but the Army of the King is still there, and I doubt they'll abide a black host coming north anytime soon.”“Tis true enough,” said Walker rising, hand on the hilt of his old sword. “I doubt they'll abide what they can afford to ignore but little longer.[NC4] But such behaviors as I thought once unexpected have become the norm for such times now and it is best to track by them. Duty and honor are things put on and off like the dress and jewelry of fine elven maids in Indolién. The truth is a piece of thrown pottery that can be shaped as needed and broken when finished with. As long as there is clay, new truths can be manufactured every day and all day. The wizards shape the clay and feed you what they want you to believe.”“But why?”“Why is it ever so, my Little friend? For power and power alone is the answer. And so you must ask yourself good people, and you are truly good, for the Watchers and those who still strive against the Shadow know of what stuff you are made and can count on you, you who were once known by another name long before the elves came into the lands, a name the Storytellers have not forgotten though some of you have even now. What will you do with the truth when it has come home to you? That is really the question for this night.”No one spoke.Walker moved toward his ruck on the floor. The thing wrapped in oilskin inside an old blanket that had been rolled up along the top of the weathered carry.He checked his blade. Felt his knife at his side. Knew that was all he had to face the ones waiting out there in the dark for him.Knew that was a lie.He had so much more. Craft. Knowledge. Truth.“And me, outcast. Hecil. One lost or forsaken by friends, waif, outcast. You have me,” cooed the thing wrapped in oilcloth. Don't forget about me, Hecil.“If it's orcs, or even ‘warewoofs', why we'll fight ‘em to keep our lands free as we always has, Walker,” cried Cormic, swinging his empty mug aloft like it was one of the great swords of fabled renown.Many of which were lost now.Walker watched the burly and brave Little for a moment as he pulled his battered cloak over his head. Piercing eyes stared out from the darkness within at them all. Once more the wind came up like a wild thing from off the coasts and moors and raced along the eaves of the old pile and down into the chimney.It was a strange night indeed.“I know you will, Cormic. The Bobbin always have answered when the Old Kings called, even back to the days of Eld when the Dark Elf ruled the land and there was much terror, and few heroes in those days. The stories have always said so of bobbins.Only a few of the Littles knew that old calling of their race. None were asleep now as they watched the man among them, sure that dark times and trouble were to be had and on their way.“And the stories have always been true. As they must be,” said Walker.Then he was gone out into the late night as Fatty let him out, locking the great lock as soon as the stout and well-kept door was closed and the bolt shot.Also… we'll be doing a Book Club Discussion tomorrow night, Saturday, on my YouTube Check out some books by NickThe American Wasteland TrilogyThe Old Man and the WastelandThe Savage BoyThe Road is a RiverSoda Pop Soldier BooksSoda Pop SoldierPop Kult WarlordCTRL ALT RevoltGalaxy's EdgeForgotten Ruin SeriesThe Tragedy of the Strange Company SeriesStrange CompanyVoodoo WarfareThe End of the World as We Knew ItFight the Rooster This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nickcole.substack.com/subscribe
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