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GOOOOOAL! That's what you'll be saying after pressing play on this week's episode where we'll be cooking and eating Scorbunny. Along the way we also discuss the funniest La Croix flavor, pitch a banger of a Heathcliffe movie and explore a holistic history of sandwiches.  Palestinian Children's Relief Fund: https://www.pcrf.net/ Follow Us: @ichewspod Email Us: ichewspod@gmail.com Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/SUaAgVfDya Visit our website and merch store: https://ichewsyou.menu/

THE SOLAR HEATHCLIFFE - What happens when a rare and wildly-anticipated Cosmic Event ... gets stage fright? Find out in today's episode! A children's radio series written and produced by Jim Cheff. Starring Cara Alboucq, Leslie Baker, Jim Cheff, Miranda Marie and Tim Young. Featuring a song by Tim Young "Let It Out!" This Mary Farfisa adventure is ©2017 by Jim Cheff, all rights reserved.Hey, Mary Farfisa fans! Did you know that you can read tons of Mary Farfisa COMIC STRIPS, online, for free? Go to tapas.io/jimcheffAnd, check out the Mary Farfisa music album “SONGS AND SOUNDS AND MUSIC AND NOISE.” All your favorite songs from the Mary Farfisa show!And don't forget to visit us on Facebook! facebook.com/maryfarfisa Give us a thumbs up, see posters and drawings, and leave a message for Mary and Briscoe!

Taking their turn this week is  actress, singer, wellness coach, mosaic maker and presenter Helen Hobson. Gordon and Helen discuss treating show business as a business, her lasting friendship with Sir Cliff Richard, and the things she has learned over lockdown. Helen has had a very distinguished career, appearing in the West End in the likes of Chess, Mamma Mia, Sunny Afternoon, Aspects of Love, Les Mis, Heathcliffe, and most recently Come From Away. Support the Show on Patreon!

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A “talking tales” episode about developing fictional characters, featuring interviews with five guest authors for children and young adults: Caroline Pignat; Jan Coates; Lori Weber; Rachel Eugster; and Amanda West Lewis. Hosted by Catherine Austen. 46 minutes. All ages.   The full transcript of this episode and more information on the podcast is available at CabinTales.ca.   [0:00] Introduction   [1:15] Interviews on favourite villains and protagonists [2:00] Caroline Pignat on Darth Vader and Gollum [4:10] Jan Coates on Skellig, The Nest, and Kate DiCamillo [6:45] Lori Weber on Heathcliffe, Remington, and favourite characters [9:40] Rachel Eugster on Miss Slighcarp and beloved characters [12:20] Amanda West Lewis on the Terrible Trivium    [15:50] Commentary and interviews on empathy Excerpt by Colum McCann from Letters to a Young Writer [18:00] Caroline Pignat on crying through a scene [18:45] Jan Coates on sitting down with her character [19:50] Lori Weber on loving her characters [20:30] Rachel Eugster on acting and writing [22:25] Amanda West Lewis on making historical characters feel real   [24:50] Exercises for young writers [25:15] Amanda West Lewis on making historical characters feel real [27:00] Rachel Eugster on plotting characters [28:30] Lori Weber on discovering a character as she writes [31:15] Jan Coates on living with a character in her head [32:20] Caroline Pignat on connecting with characters   [35:15] Write your own tale   [35:45] Interviews on humans vs monsters [36:55] Caroline Pignat on deceptive appearances [38:10] Jan Coates on recent real-life monsters [38:40] Lori Weber on scary humans [39:00] Rachel Eugster on noble monsters [40:00] Amanda West Lewis on humans and monsters [40:15] Karen Krossing on monstrous humans [40:25] Monique Polak on writing monsters from life [41:25] Tim Wynne-Jones on monsters, humans, and monster stories   [43:30] Story prompt [43:45] Thanks   [44:50] Coming up on the podcast Thanks for listening.   Music on the podcast is from “Stories of the Old Mansion” by Akashic Records, provided by Jamendo (Standard license for online use).    Host: Catherine Austen writes books for children, short stories for adults, and reports for corporate clients. Visit her at www.catherineausten.com.   Guest Authors: Jan Coates grew up in Truro, Nova Scotia where her parents owned a bookshop and a music store. She has lived in Wolfville for most of her adult life. A teacher by trade, she's been writing for young readers for close to 20 years, and she has published six picture books, six middle grade novels, and 18 levelled chapter books for emergent readers. Her first novel, A Hare in the Elephant's Trunk, was a finalist for the 2011 Governor General's Literary Awards. She has two adult kids, both married and, sadly, both living in Ontario. One of Jan's goals in life is to life within an hour's drive of her kids. For now, she lives with her husband Don, and her Golden Irish, Charlie, in Wolfville. Other than reading and writing, she loves riding her bike, learning to illustrate, second-hand shopping, being outside and travelling. She does not like housework, cold weather and people who are dishonest. Blog: www.jancoates.ca; Twitter:  @JanCoates13; Email: janlcoates60@gmail.com   Rachel Eugster keeps her fingers in a whole rack of pies. She is the author of the picture book The Pocket Mommy(Tunda/Penguin Random House)*, and the Ingredients of a Balanced Diet series (Franklin Watts). She has written magazine articles for adults and children, and was formerly an editor at Walking magazine (published out of Boston), where she was a one-woman copyediting department. In a parallel orbit of her professional life, Rachel is a theatre artist, singer, and choral conductor. She is a co-founder and core artist of Bear & Co., a tiny indie theatre company that has produced 23 shows since its founding in 2012, and she conducts the SJCC Adult Choir and the Tamir Neshama choir for developmentally delayed adults. In 2015, Rachel premiered in her original play Whose Æmilia? at the Ottawa Fringe Festival. Rachel is also an active member of Democrats Abroad, for whom she co-hosts The Blue Vote Café podcast with David Schellenberg. Website:  https://racheleugster.com/; Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thepocketmommy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RachelEugster Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/racheleugster/   Caroline Pignat is the two-time Governor Generalʼs Literary Award-winning author of novels, non-fiction, and poetry. At age 16, she wrote a short story that years later became Greener Grass, winner the 2009 Governor General's Literary Award. The Gospel Truth, a novel in free verse poetry, won her a second Governor General's Award in 2015. With over 20 years' experience teaching in schools, workshops, and at conferences, Caroline loves helping young writers find and share their unique voices. Website: www.carolinepignat.com; Twitter: @CarolinePignat   Lori Weber is the author of eight young adult novels, including Yellow Mini, a novel in verse, and Deep Girls, a short-story collection; one historical middle grade novel, Lightning Lou; and one picture book, My Granny Loves Hockey. She has also published short fiction, poetry and non-fiction in several Canadian literary journals. A native Montrealer, she lived for several years in Atlantic Canada where she taught English in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Upon returning to Montreal, she began teaching English at Vanier College in 1994 before moving to John Abbott College in 1996, a position she recently retired from. She has represented Quebec twice for TD Canadian Book Week and has been offering classroom workshops around Quebec as a member of the Culture in the Schools program since 2005. She currently lives in Dorval, Quebec, where she hopes to do more writing, taking inspiration from her cat, Bogey, and the beautiful Lac Saint Louis which is at her doorstep, and which she loves to photograph daily. Website: www.lori-weber.com; #lacsaintlouis (Instagram)   Amanda West Lewis has built a life filled with words on the page and on the stage, combining careers as a writer, theatre director and calligrapher. Her writing for children and youth ranges from historical YA fiction to craft books on the art of writing. Amanda holds an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts, with a specialist certificate in writing picture books. She is also the Artistic Director and Founder of The Ottawa Children's Theatre. She has dedicated her career to arts education for all ages. Website: http://www.amandawestlewis.com;   Twitter: @AmandaWestLewis Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amandawest.lewis      

bare with us folks. WW2 Part 3.. we dive into the bombing of Dresden .Heathcliffe and the Thundercats ..Cool cartoon theme songs and the bombing of Japan .

For the third instalment of our November 'Trips' series, we brought in our most well-traveled friend, Will Grant! You might know Will as Tom's "Blasting Off Again" co-host, where the two of them have spent most of this past year watching through every episode of Pokémon! Will has lived in tons of different countries over the year, and has lots of advice about how to get by while traveling or living in a foreign country. We talk about the kindness of strangers, but also traveller's diarrhea. Then, we talk about all the things you should definitely bring with you while traveling, and how there's suddenly a shitload of lead in the water in Montreal. Finally, we argue about whether or not Heathcliffe is more wholesome than Garfield, before jumping over to Reddit to talk about demanding pets and Weezer-induced trauma. Reddit: Bad Cats: https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/duu1q2/aita_for_ignoring_my_hungry_wretched_cats/ Reddit: His Name Is Jonas: https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/duq9tn/aita_for_often_making_weezer_jokes_about_my/ Check out Khaos at www.createkhaos.com or on Instagram @createkhaos! SUPPORT THE SHOW! patreon.com/upfordiscussion MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539 BUY BENSON! https://crackersandjam.bandcamp.com @DownWithTalking @tomzalatnai @redrandom @boxlessthoughts @visionisbeauty @akeemtweetz www.upfordnetwork.com Want to send us fan mail? Upford Network ℅ Tom Zalatnai PO Box 22585 Monkland PO Montreal, Quebec H4A 3T4 Canada Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

El enorme éxito de Claude Michel Schönberg con los musicales, ha hecho que pase desapercibida para el gran público su faceta como compositor más allá de sus triunfos teatrales. Su inclinación por la música arrancaría  desde su infancia ya que como Schönberg recuerda desde bien niño, mientras otros niños daban regalos a sus madres por su cumpleaños, él le regalaba canciones que le había compuesto. Formó un conjunto musical en el que cantaba y tocaba el piano que le servía para ganar algún dinero con que pagar sus estudios, ya que la muerte de su padre cuando sólo tenía 14 años les había dejado en una situación bastante precaria. En una de sus actuaciones fue descubierto por un ejecutivo de la discográfica Pathé-Marconi EMI, que le ofreció un contrato como director artístico. Schonberg produjo canciones para artistas como Gilbert Becaud. Conoció al director de orquesta Franck Pourcel que le produjo su canción “Le premier pas” en 1974 y estuvo 16 semanas en el  número uno de éxitos, vendiendo más de un millón de copias. Posteriormente grabaría seis discos de larga duración con canciones suyas que le produciría Franck Pourcel. Hemos seleccionado alguno de aquellos temas cantados en francés por el propio compositor en 1974 y otros adaptados al inglés y cantados por Russell Watson en 2013, así como canciones de éxito que compuso para la canadiense Martin St. Claire. También trabajó para el cine escribiendo la música para las películas L’école est finie (1979) y Le caviar rouge (1985). Terminaremos con dos amplias secciones musicales de sus ballets para el Northern Ballet Theatre Company "Wuthering Heights" en 2001 y en 2011 "Cleopatra". En definitiva un músico con mayúsculas que comenzó escribiendo y cantando sus propias canciones, compuso éxitos para otros y ha trabajado en musicales, bandas sonoras para el cine e incluso ballets. 00h 00'00" Presentación 00h 01'22" Cabecera 00h 01'57" Presentación años setenta 00h 02'17" Le premier pas (Claude Michel Schonberg) 00h 07'00" Redevenir petit (Claude Michel Schonberg) 00h 10'11" Without you (Russell Watson) 00h 14'08" My love & I (Russell Watson) 00h 18'07" Presentación años ochenta 00h 18'33" Ce soir l'amour est dans tes yeux (Martine St. Clair) 00h 24'54" Il y a de l'amour dans l'air (Martine St. Clair) 00h 29'39" Duel d'amour (Martine St. Clair) 00h 33'28" Presentación bandas sonoras 00h 33'53" Le caviar rouge 00h 36'59" Alex et Nora 00h 38'52" Tzigane 00h 41'56" Presentación Wuthering Heights 00h 42'20" The wind 00h 46'18" The arrival 00h 51'00" Growing up 00h 57'14" The dinner party 01h 05'25" Edgard & Cathy 01h 10'45" The return 01h 18'57" Wedding dance 01h 23'24" Heathcliffe, Cathy & Isabella 01h 30'53" The death - Epilogue 01h 40'37" Presentación Cleopatra 01h 40'49" Wadjet 01h 45'32" Wedding of Cleopatra & Ptolomy 01h 51'16" Cleopatra & Caesar 01h 57'16" Journey on the Nile pt 2 01h 59'36" Birth of Caesarion 02h 02'35" Caesar and Cleopatra's arrives at Rome 02h 06'40" Cleopatra & Mark Anthony 02h 12'36" Life of pleasure 02h 18'16" The loves of Cleopatra 02h 23'00" Cleopatra's death Espero te haya gustado

El enorme éxito de Claude Michel Schönberg con los musicales, ha hecho que pase desapercibida para el gran público su faceta como compositor más allá de sus triunfos teatrales. Su inclinación por la música arrancaría  desde su infancia ya que como Schönberg recuerda desde bien niño, mientras otros niños daban regalos a sus madres por su cumpleaños, él le regalaba canciones que le había compuesto. Formó un conjunto musical en el que cantaba y tocaba el piano que le servía para ganar algún dinero con que pagar sus estudios, ya que la muerte de su padre cuando sólo tenía 14 años les había dejado en una situación bastante precaria. En una de sus actuaciones fue descubierto por un ejecutivo de la discográfica Pathé-Marconi EMI, que le ofreció un contrato como director artístico. Schonberg produjo canciones para artistas como Gilbert Becaud. Conoció al director de orquesta Franck Pourcel que le produjo su canción “Le premier pas” en 1974 y estuvo 16 semanas en el  número uno de éxitos, vendiendo más de un millón de copias. Posteriormente grabaría seis discos de larga duración con canciones suyas que le produciría Franck Pourcel. Hemos seleccionado alguno de aquellos temas cantados en francés por el propio compositor en 1974 y otros adaptados al inglés y cantados por Russell Watson en 2013, así como canciones de éxito que compuso para la canadiense Martin St. Claire. También trabajó para el cine escribiendo la música para las películas L’école est finie (1979) y Le caviar rouge (1985). Terminaremos con dos amplias secciones musicales de sus ballets para el Northern Ballet Theatre Company "Wuthering Heights" en 2001 y en 2011 "Cleopatra". En definitiva un músico con mayúsculas que comenzó escribiendo y cantando sus propias canciones, compuso éxitos para otros y ha trabajado en musicales, bandas sonoras para el cine e incluso ballets. 00h 00'00" Presentación 00h 01'22" Cabecera 00h 01'57" Presentación años setenta 00h 02'17" Le premier pas (Claude Michel Schonberg) 00h 07'00" Redevenir petit (Claude Michel Schonberg) 00h 10'11" Without you (Russell Watson) 00h 14'08" My love & I (Russell Watson) 00h 18'07" Presentación años ochenta 00h 18'33" Ce soir l'amour est dans tes yeux (Martine St. Clair) 00h 24'54" Il y a de l'amour dans l'air (Martine St. Clair) 00h 29'39" Duel d'amour (Martine St. Clair) 00h 33'28" Presentación bandas sonoras 00h 33'53" Le caviar rouge 00h 36'59" Alex et Nora 00h 38'52" Tzigane 00h 41'56" Presentación Wuthering Heights 00h 42'20" The wind 00h 46'18" The arrival 00h 51'00" Growing up 00h 57'14" The dinner party 01h 05'25" Edgard & Cathy 01h 10'45" The return 01h 18'57" Wedding dance 01h 23'24" Heathcliffe, Cathy & Isabella 01h 30'53" The death - Epilogue 01h 40'37" Presentación Cleopatra 01h 40'49" Wadjet 01h 45'32" Wedding of Cleopatra & Ptolomy 01h 51'16" Cleopatra & Caesar 01h 57'16" Journey on the Nile pt 2 01h 59'36" Birth of Caesarion 02h 02'35" Caesar and Cleopatra's arrives at Rome 02h 06'40" Cleopatra & Mark Anthony 02h 12'36" Life of pleasure 02h 18'16" The loves of Cleopatra 02h 23'00" Cleopatra's death Espero te haya gustado

Comic book writer Christopher Hastings (Deadpool, I Am Groot, Vote Loki) and comedian Chrissie Gruebel (UCB's Maude Night, Reductress, Funny or Die) throw a few drinks back and talk about the nightmare of boredom that is Ang Lee's HULK.   We make our second "Heathcliffe the cat loves to eat bones" joke of the series. Chrissie repeatedly brings up the gamma irradiated monster dog that gets hit in the uh oh zone. We talk about Steven King's On Writing, Beyonce's attention to detail, and generally find any excuse we can to talk about anything other than this movie which we hated. Cover art by Glossy & Odd. Our theme song is "Nobody Loves the Hulk" by The Traits.

We know, we know. Another British Tom? YES. We had to put Tom Hardy under our microscope to examine his ability to disappear into roles like Heathcliffe from Wuthering Heights to Eames in Inception to Tuck in This Means War, one of the best worst rom-coms ever. Tom’s made some difficult choices in life but his love of dogs is pure and endearing. His raspy voice changes with every role but what remains is its intensity... and that mouth! What it do, Tom? We have a delightful Thirst Sommelier request from someone who needs a new Shia LaBeouf in their life. Fanfic Wars might burn your brain but we wouldn’t have it any other way. Strap in, thirst buckets! Do you need help figuring out your next crush? Drop us a line! Leave us a message at (765) 8-THIRST (765-884-4778) with your name and what kind of crush advice you're looking for, and maybe we'll answer your question in an upcoming Thirst Sommelier. Follow us on Twitter @ThirstAidKit. Bim is @bimadew and Nichole is @tnwhiskeywoman. Find show notes, fanfic, and more on our Tumblr. Share your drabbles with us there or email them to us at thirstaidkit@slate.com. Our music is by Tanya Morgan.  For your safety, we recommend that you avoid operating heavy machinery while listening to Thirst Aid Kit.  

Episode 8 is here, listen in as Ringomandingo and Hatin' Ass Jones share their opinion on the fall of Bill Cosby. Rappers snitching on themselves and being confused on why they're getting locked up. Meek Mill's homecoming. Anticipation for Marvel's Avenger Infinity Wars. Should America be embarrassed by our Celebrity in Chief? Is it possible for black people to get a little bit of white privilege? Tune in and laugh. Don't forget to like, subscribe, follow, and share. Special shout to @Toriobeats for the outro music. #JustSaying Podcast

Episode 8 is here, listen in as Ringomandingo and Hatin' Ass Jones share their opinion on the fall of Bill Cosby. Rappers snitching on themselves and being confused on why they're getting locked up. Meek Mill's homecoming. Anticipation for Marvel's Avenger Infinity Wars. Should America be embarrassed by our Celebrity in Chief? Is it possible for black people to get a little bit of white privilege? Tune in and laugh. Don't forget to like, subscribe, follow, and share. Special shout to @Toriobeats for the outro music. #JustSaying Podcast

They say one idea could change the world. Georgie and her friends at Shambush! followed through on one that has been picked up and developed by thousands of people in countries all over the globe. Red dresses, wigs, flowers in hair and references to 19th century literature.In 2013, “The Ultimate Kate Bush Experience” was born where hundreds of people in England dressed up like Kate Bush to communally re-enact her dance moves in the Wuthering Heights music video.As you’ll learn in this chat, this idea has been picked up by folk in cities worldwide and July 16, 2016 will be known as The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever. I encourage you to attend your local! I’ll be at the Melbourne event https://www.facebook.com/events/943071012437369/ in full gear.It’s as insane as it sounds, but overwhelmingly joyful. In this podcast, hopefully you’re as inspired as I am by Georgie’s passion, creativity, open mind and love of dancing. Is a person ever unhappy when they dance? Try some today! Doctor’s orders.Witnessing an idea you’ve created make so many others happy must be an amazing feeling. There will be thousands of people smiling on July 16 thanks to Georgie and her friends.The Ever-growing Playlist of Joy now has three more quirky incredibly fun songs to lose your mind to. #WWHBD?