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We've never had SO many questions from listeners – it seems you're all either desperately seeking scents that have been discontinued, looking for more affordable alternatives; or perhaps wanting to explore differing facets of our personalities with new perfumes. In fact, some of you are hoping to find fragrant disguises we can use to ease us into new stages of our lives… and we've searched high and low to find you the answers to your dreams. Which ones might you be tempted to try, we wonder…? @andy_tauer L`Air du Desert Marocain@etatlibreorange Rien@parfumsgres Gres Cabochard@emanuelungaroparis Ungaro Diva@urbanapothecarylondon Oud Geranium @aesopskincare Hwyl@marksandspencer Apothecary Ease @whind @diptyque L'Eau Papier@millerharris Le Cedre@byredo Rose of No Man's Land @cartier Pasha de Cartier@memo.paris Russian Leather @4160tuesdays The Lion Cupboard @carineroitfeldparis Forgive Me

Wales is het Keltische geweten van Groot-Brittannië. Al eeuwen zitten ze samen in hetzelfde regenachtige schuitje, en nooit was Wales een zelfstandige staat. Eerder is het een raadselachtige en desolate uithoek van Groot-Brittannië, waar de mens een speelbal is van de elementen. Maar, met het Welsh hebben ze de ultieme codetaal voor als ze even anoniem willen vitten op hun Engelse buren. Bergen, stormen, kliffen, oude wouden en uitgestrekte weiden, bewoond door meer schapen dan mensen. De vele kastelen werpen je terug tot in de middeleeuwen, en de kolenmijnen tot de industriële revolutie. Tegenwoordig onderscheidt het zelfbewuste Wales zich trots van de rest, maar wedden dat er een heleboel bekende Welshmen zijn die je als Engels had ingeschat?Dit is deel twee van het vierluik waarin we het hele Verenigd-Koninkrijk behandelen.We zijn nooit volledig, wel origineel. Geen experts, maar wel liefhebbers. Hebben we tóch iets verkeerd gezegd of zijn we iets cruciaals vergeten? Volg ons en laat het weten.Ben je op zoek naar de shownotes? Die vind je op onze website.

Welcome to our first installment of Fragra-Files, a new series in which we dedicate a full episode to focus on a specific house, note, guide, or anything else fragrance related that requires a bit more time, research, and discussion than available in our typical episodes. Our first subject is the house of Aesop and their wonderful collection of fragrances that live up perfectly to their iconic beauty brand's style and ethos. As listeners of the show can attest from previous episodes, we are big fans of their 2017 release, Hwyl, and through testing the full line thanks to our region's Aesop representative, it's definitely not the only one. Listen in as we tour through each fragrance, offering our thoughts and opinions along the way. (00:00) - - Intro (06:47) - Marrakech Intense (2014) (09:45) - Tacit (2015) (12:55) - Hwyl (2017) (14:35) - Rozu (2020) (17:48) - Miraceti (2021) (21:24) - Karst (2021) (26:07) - Eremia (2021) (31:55) - Eidesis (2022) (36:24) - Gloam (2023) (41:59) - Ouranon (2023) (47:53) - Top Picks Please feel free to email us at hello@fragraphilia.com - Send us questions, comments, or recommendations. We can be found on TikTok and Instagram @fragraphiliaAs explained in the episode, several bottles of the collection were gifted to us for review. All opinions and thoughts are our own and never influenced by anyone else despite their kindness of affording us such an opportunity.

CROESO to our new podcast ‘Y DOCTORIAID CYMRAEG' with Stephen Rule (aka Doctor Cymraeg) and Sara Wheeler (who's an actual PhD doctor). We'll be discussing loads of topics relating to the Welsh language across the series, and getting some awesome guests involved too. As the aim of the podcast is to include people from wherever they find themselves on their TAITH IAITH (language journey), we'll initially be discussing topics in English, but with plenty of content in Cymraeg squeezed in as we progress. You can also find us on Spotify, via our Twitter accounts (@CymraegDoctor and @SerenSiwenna), and via the Doctor Cymraeg website (doctorcymraeg.wales). Hwyl am y tro | Bye for now

This week I am joined by Hugh and Hywel, two Bristol University Graduates that identified a gap in the cereal market whilst at University. Undergoing market research, experimenting in their kitchen and combing their passions for Sport, Fitness and Nutrition resulted in the creation of ELEAT. Cereal has gone from a sugary carby breakfast food with very little nutritional benefit to an exciting high protein, low sugar product with gut health benefits, being 100% plant-based and gluten free. In this episode I speak to Hugh and Hwyl about the following:- Their journey to ELEAT- How they launched three months ago and are already in Planet Organic- How they are competing against the others in the market- What performance cereal even means- How ELEAT really is for everyone and not just the athlete's or regular gym go-ers.Both Hugh and Hwyl have so much passion for ELEAT and the industry which is so infectious. To find out more about becoming a Greedy Vegan head to our Website or follow us on Instagram or Tik Tok @greedyveganltd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gareth Bale se despidió ayer públicamente del Real Madrid. Ahora es el momento del balance final, de si mereció la pena su fichaje, con sus luces y sus sombras. ya desde antes de llegar, los medios se cebaron con él, que si el precio, que si la hernia, acoso que no ha cesado hasta el último día. Veremos si, una vez fuera del Madrid, a Bale se le da el sitio que se merece en la historia del club, un lugar preeminente en mi opinión. Becarios: @RafaRNMJ @jaeb1975 @javirm_0312 Min. 01 Seg. 45 - Intro Min. 08 Seg. 59 - Una prueba de incultura profesional Min. 13 Seg. 35 - Confabulación de silencio Min. 19 Seg. 02 - ¿Es leyenda? Min. 23 Seg. 30 - Una media de notable Min. 29 Seg. 22 - Motivos personales Min. 35 Seg. 35 - Un fichaje justificado Min. 43 Seg. 40 - Pues sí, se inventan noticias Min. 48 Seg. 02 - El otro lado de la barrera Min. 53 Seg. 37 - Despedida Gil Scott-Heron (New York 20/08/1977) Winter In America Under The Hammer Johannesburg South Vildgolia Race Track In France Gumbai Almost Lost Detroit The Incredible String Band - Empty Pocket Blues (German Beat Club TV septiembre 1970)

“You are no better than anyone else and no one is better than you.” — Katherine G. Johnson Back for some SCIENCE SH*T this week! The Science Sh*t segment is where we break down some science questions that are either audience submitted or some of our favorite things. Today we are covering the icon and legend.. KATHERINE G. JOHNSON! Katherine Johnson was an American NASA mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics helped launch many to space, including Apollo 11. J.Daae goes solo this episode and gives you a mini bio on her life growing up and how she came to NASA, why her work was so important, discuss the movie "Hidden Figures" and highlight other hidden figures from history. Every Wednesday we rotate between 3 segments called: Thotful Moment, Double Feature and some Science Sh*t! But every Friday we recap & review… Avatar: The Last Airbender! Hwyl am y tro !! —————————————————— FOLLOW US on INSTAGRAM @HomoInTraining Find us on Facebook! LIKE & FOLLOW our page! EMAIL us scientists in honor of Black History Month!: HomoInTrainingPodcast@gmail.com —————————————————— Music Credit: Jazzy Abstract Beat by Coma-Media —————————————————— --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/homointraining/message

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Ni nol ar ol wythnos i ffwrdd i drafod Pobol y Cwm dros y pythefnos diwethaf. Gwrandewch a rhanwch, diolch!

Prima le presentazioni! Chi sono, cosa mi frulla in testa e una prima parola (celtica) per descrivere come mi sono sentito quando è nata l'idea di EmozionologyMusic: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Kyrie Anderson is one of Adelaide’s, if not Australia’s, most sought-after drummers. After completing a Jazz Performance degree at The University of Adelaide, Kyrie graduated with First Class Honors in 2014. While still at University, Kyrie toured Australia, Canada, and the UK with the 'Bearded Gypsy Band' and has since toured Europe three times with Kaurna Cronin. In 2018 Kyrie worked with Luke Creswell, the creator of 'STOMP', as Percussion Director for his Adelaide Festival performances of "The Lost and Found Orchestra." Kyrie has also toured nationally as Musical Director for "Songs and Times" with Sam Cooke starring Gary Pinto; headlined the Royal Croquet Club with Russian feminist group 'Pussy Riot'; and performed with national and international jazz musicians at Adelaide Town Hall’s International Jazz Day, and at Melbourne’s Stonington Jazz Festival. Kyrie has played alongside many artists including James Morrison, James Muller, Adam Page, Emma Pask, Nancy Bates, and The Cat Empire, and performs regularly with Oh Pep!, Kate Fuller, Aaron Thomas, and Max Savage. just to name a few. Please follow/subscribe/rate/comment/leave a voice mail, to help my podcast series to reach more people, I am promoting our local talent after all! Music: Intro "Silhouette" written by Django Rowe, Outro "Daze" written by Kyrie Anderson (album links below) Related Links; https://www.facebook.com/kyrieandersonmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/kyrieea/?hl=en http://www.katefuller.com.au/the-boys-club - The Boys Club https://www.facebook.com/seabassbandau/ - Seabass Girls Rock Adelaide -https://www.girlsrockadelaide.org/ To purchase/listen to "Cauldron" by Django Rowe https://djangorowe.bandcamp.com/album/cauldron To purchase/listen to "Hwyl" https://andersonauemcevoy.bandcamp.com/releases; all songs are by Kyrie Anderson, Bonnie Aue and Dave McEvoy. Bearded Gypsy Band: https://www.facebook.com/BeardedGypsyBand/ Netgigs Apple Podcasts; Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music Podcast Series Spotify; Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music Podcast Series Watch Band It About videos: Facebook; Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music YouTube; Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music Contact: banditabout17@gmail.com #kyrieanderson #drummers #musicinterviews #musicpodcasts #Adelaide #drums #unescocityofmusic #SouthAustralia #BandItAbout --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Wrth i'w yrfa o dros 30 mlynedd ddod i ben gyda BBC Cymru, Gareth Blainey sy'n ymuno gyda Malcolm ac Owain i drafod rhai o'i uchafbwyntiau - ac ambell isafbwynt!

Let’s all roam among the barley with Irish & Celtic music. The Tannahill Weavers, Friday Frolics, The Merry Wives of Windsor, David Pedrick, Marc Gunn & Sam Gillogly, Wolf & Clover, Celtic Spirit, The Stubby Shillelaghs, Teton Skye, Mike Kats, Blackstone Cuil, John McLean Allan, The Sandcarvers, Sliotar, Coast, Fir Arda I hope you enjoyed this week's show. If you did, please share the show with ONE friend. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is here to build our community and help the incredible artists who so generously share their music with you. If you hear music you love, buy the albums, shirts, and songbooks, follow the artists on Spotify, see their shows, and drop them an email to let them know you heard them on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. Remember also to Subscribe to the Celtic Music Magazine. Every week, you will get a few cool bits of Celtic music news. It's a quick and easy way to plug yourself into more great Celtic culture. Plus, you'll get 34 Celtic MP3s for Free, just for signing up today. VOTE IN THE CELTIC TOP 20This is our way of finding the best songs and artists each year. Just list the show number, and the name of as many bands in the episode as you like. Your vote helps me create next year's Best Celtic music of 2020 episode.  Vote Now! THIS WEEK IN CELTIC MUSIC 0:02 - "Gordon Duncan Set" by The Tannahill Weavers from Orach (The Golden Anniversary) 4:42 - WELCOME 5:12 - "Trimming an Elephant Foot" by Friday Frolics from Factor 3 7:26 - "All Among the Barley" by The Merry Wives of Windsor from Drink This Pub Dry 10:13 - "Heather on the Moor" by David Pedrick from On the Way 13:25 - “Brandywine River Reel” by Marc Gunn & Sam Gillogly from Dancing With Hobbits (2021) 16:36 - CELTIC FEEDBACK 19:52 - “The Blarney Pilgrim Set” by Wolf & Clover from Live at the Silvan Sessions 22:52 - "The Hwyl & the Craic" by Celtic Spirit from Singles 26:10 - "Butter Up That Jig" by The Stubby Shillelaghs from Glass to Mouth 28:52 - "Farewell to Nova Scotia" by Teton Skye from Teton Skye 31:59 - "Ho Ro Shiubhlainn Fada ( Ho Ro I Would Travel a Long Way) / Dr. Finlay MacLeod / Sunset at Tommy's" by Mike Kats from A Month of Sundays 35:59 - CELTIC PODCAST NEWS 38:28 - "Blackstone Cuil" by Blackstone Cuil from Blackstone Cuil 43:27 - "Hornpipes (Stand Easy/Beer in Ma Blowpipe)" by John McLean Allan from Head in the Clouds 48:44 - "King's Crown" by The Sandcarvers from Dealin' Craic 53:27 - "Weird Cup of Joe" by Sliotar from Voyage 58:06 - "The Old Atlantic Sky" by Coast from Windmills in the Sky 1:03:48 - CLOSING 1:04:48 - "The Maids of Mitchelstown" by Fir Arda from Single The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was edited by Mitchell Petersen with Graphics by Miranda Nelson Designs. The show was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. To subscribe, go to Apple Podcasts or to our website where you can become a Patron of the Podcast for as little as $1 per episode. Promote Celtic culture through music at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/. WELCOME TO CELTIC MUSIC * Helping you celebrate Celtic culture through music. My name is Marc Gunn. I am a Celtic musician and podcaster. This show is dedicated to the indie Celtic musicians. Please support these artists. Share the show with your friends. And find more episodes at celticmusicpodcast.com. You can also support this podcast on Patreon. CELTIC PODCAST NEWS The 2021 Sainted Celts Collection is once again on sale in my store. It was only shortly available at the beginning of the year. And this offer will not last much longer. Order yours today! I’ll also send you a bonus CD of mine when you order from now through October 15, 2021. Watch the “Lords of the Run” video featuring “Brandywine River Reel” by Marc Gunn & Sam Gillogly THANK YOU PATRONS OF THE PODCAST! Because of Your kind and generous support, this show comes out every week. Your generosity funds the creation, promotion, and production of the show. It allows us to attract new listeners and to help our community grow. As a patron, you get to hear episodes before regular listeners. When we hit a milestone, you get an extra-long episode. You can pledge a dollar or more per episode and cap how much you want to spend each month over on Patreon. Your contribution also allows us to support the Middle Tennessee Highland Games & Celtic Festival on September 2021 and the Texas Scottish Festival on April 30 - May 2, 2021. A super special thanks to our newest patrons: Jim McLaughlin, Bill Wall, Anna Simmons, Grant Jacobson You can become a generous Patron of the Podcast on Patreon at SongHenge.com. TRAVEL WITH CELTIC INVASION VACATIONSEvery year, I take a small group of Celtic music fans on the relaxing adventure of a lifetime. We don't see everything. Instead, we stay in one area. We get to know the region through its culture, history, and legends. You can join us with an auditory and visual adventure through podcasts and videos. Learn more about the invasion at http://celticinvasion.com/ #celticmusic #irishmusic #celticpodcast I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK What are you doing today while listening to the podcast? You can send a written comment along with a picture of what you're doing while listening. Email a voicemail message to celticpodcast@gmail.com Kay Q emailed a photo: “Love the show. I'm usually listening while sewing, and lately sewing means making masks: for my family and for donating. Trying to get some Halloween ones done quickly to send off to the teachers at my kids' schools! Loved this week's show, especially enjoy hearing Daimh.  Pic attached - and yes I sit right in front of the air conditioner: old house + no central air + brutal humidity = me melting! :D Cheers, Joel Smith commented on Patreon: "You never run out of great songs man. Listening in Montana. Best place in the world" Ken Katen emailed on Patreon: "Good afternoon, Marc - I”ve just upped my Patreon support of your Irish and Celtic Music podcast to $10/month.  I remember bombing around the back roads of Joshua Tree listening to your paen to Joss Wheedon (it got me to give “Firefly” another chance - thank you).   Now I’m [belatedly] listening to your Pride Month episode, and am once again impressed by your fearlessness to wade into an area that you feel is important enough to deserve your attention and representation while remaining unafraid to admit your ignorance (which, as Mark Twain observed, “can be fixed, unlike stupidity, which is permanent”) by selecting a great co-host both musically and (sub) culturally.  I wish I could do more, but I’m supporting a raft of podcasts, and some folks in my real life neighborhood businesses who are also struggling right now.   I can’t fly anymore thanks to radiation treatment a few years back, but your Celtic Invasion Vacations sound wonderful - perhaps one day I can figure out how to travel “across the pond” by boat and join you to enjoy the touring"

Cat a Charlo yn cael cwmni bachwr Cymru a’r Scarlets Ken Owens i drafod bywyd heb rygbi, a’r siom o glywed fod Hadleigh Parkes ar ei ffordd i Japan

If you enjoy this podcast, consider buying me a coffee: https://adamstoner.com/support The back-to-back battering of storms Ciara and Dennis earlier this month proved largely uneventful for me and my travels, although there was a hot minute where I thought the roof was going to blow off of my local train station. Disruptive but relatively low-destruction storms like these serve as a handy reminder that extreme weather events will become increasingly frequent as temperatures continue to climb. I wrote about (and spoke about in my podcast) how to educate yourself and others on the climate crisis. It's a list of 24 things you can do to learn more, understand the solutions, and become a climate activist. Read it on my website or listen to the podcast episode. As well as working on my own podcast, which you can subscribe to on your podcast platform of choice, I've also been working on and enjoying the podcasts of other people. The Space Programme is one of them. It launched on February 21st. You can listen to the first two episodes by subscribing wherever you get your podcasts. It's a twenty-part drama/soap opera for children, created by Bafflegab for the UK's children's radio station Fun Kids. I designed the artwork. As well as The Space Programme, I've also designed bits and pieces for BBC Radio Gloucestershire's newest on-air initiative, 50 by 50. Presenter Dominic Cotter just turned 49 and and he's on a quest to do fifty new things – one per week – in the countdown to his 50th birthday. Take a listen the podcast version of this newsletter by tapping here and you'll hear a very nice testimonial from Dominic. Where There Is Light, an art installation built to celebrate 20 years of Action for Refugees and Asylum Seekers, was installed at Gloucester Cathedral from mid-January to the end of February. As well as a gorgeous evolving light display, a soundscape created in collaboration with the Everyman Theatre, The Music Works and Squidsoup, featured stories of refugees and asylum seekers from various countries who are now living in the area. I enjoyed that Brexit-voting Gloucester (58% leave) was perhaps unwittingly absorbing these diverse and vital voices. Take a listen the podcast version of this newsletter by tapping here to listen to the artwork. I heard the School of Life's Alain de Botton on Virgin Radio at the start of February and purchased one of his books, The News: A User's Manual, shortly thereafter. It's a good look at what's happening to our media, how you can spot news stories that cycle around and around again, and why neutrality in news organisations is bollocks. The podcast episode of this newsletter (which you can subscribe to here) contains a snippet of a 2014 talk that de Botton gave on exactly that topic. I saw 2014's The Kingsman and its sequel for the first time the other day. If you haven't, make sure you do. It's the perfect mix between a classic spy film and an action flick with some dark, Tarantino-like humour blended in. My girlfriend recommended the movies after we spent the morning walking around Croome. Croome's a National Trust site – we're both members – and also home to RAF Defford which became the main station in Britain for the development of airborne radar during and after WWII. As well as large parklands there's also a museum dedicated to the service men and women and their work during the war. Minutes after sending my last newsletter I stumbled upon a group of people who knit the weather. I'm a fan of taking concepts that are hard to grapple with and distilling them into simple things. In 2017 I made a clock with a single hand that takes 365 days to complete a revolution to demonstrate the passing of time and at the start of 2020 I made something similar to mark the coming decade. That's called Decade Clock. Here's Josie explaining how to knit the weather: I decided that this year, every day, I would knit a row on a scarf to mark the corresponding daily temperature/weather of my town. It felt like a good way to engage with the changing climate and with the changing year. A way to notice and not look away. I picked up Marrakech Intense, a parfum from my favourite skincare and toiletries brand, Aesop. I don't find it as intense as Hwyl, the other perfume I've been raving about from them, but it makes for a nice change. I also love the format; a roll-on is so much more discrete than a spray bottle and makes it easier to shove in my coat pocket to allow for top-ups during the day. It's marginally cheaper than their other offerings but still £67 for 10ml, so try it before you buy it. After almost a year of trusty service, I've finally worn out the two pairs of Calvin Klein jeans I purchased in May 2019. I've gone for some classic tapering Levi's 501s to replace them. I've been a lover of meditation app Calm for almost ten years (even speaking to its co-founder Michael Acton Smith back in 2016, read it at /calm) but have recently subscribed to Headspace. I still use, love, and recommend Calm and it's not that Headspace is a more or less superior app, it's just that change can be good – and sometimes a challenge, but that's sort of the point of meditating. I am particularly a fan of Everybody Headspace, ten minute meditation sessions every 30 minutes that groups of people do together in real-time. Plus Andy Puddicombe's voice is nice. That's all for now. Until next time. Your friend, Adam Stoner

Why are we afraid of rewiring our brains? And why do we all smell like sticks? [15] This week, special guest Hannah, Joey, and Jess talk about the first seasons of Chuck, Victor of Aveyron, neuroplasticity, the local train through Brooklyn, Hwyl, and Septimus Piesse's contributions to perfumery. They don't talk about the many other ways Piesse changed the perfume industry. references The World Health Organization's 2019 guidelines on screen-time. The highest-grossing media franchises, courtesy of Wikipedia. The feral child of Aveyron. Jonathan Haidt on morals, purity, and the political spectrum. Listen to this orchestral performance based off Septimus Piesse's Odophone: a literal musical scale of smells. "A bundle of sticks:" Aesop's Hwyl.

Dwi’n hoffi mynd a’r staff ar deithiau i wahanol llefydd, felly trefnodd Elsie Snedge, Senior Housekeeper y daith yma i Eisteddfod yr Urdd - The Welsh League of Youth Eisteddfod - Festival of Choirs, Singers, Musicians and Dance. Mae’n rhoi brêc iddo nhw ac mae’n change o gwaith ar y Manor, ac mae’n cefnogi diwylliant Cymraeg. Dwi byth wedi bod yn aelod o’r Urdd, ac roedd fy rhieni mwy o red, white and blue, ond mae Cymru yn bwysig i fi ac mae fflag y Ddraig Goch uwchben y Manor nawr. Felly, eisteddwch, mwynhewch, tally-ho a dewch gyda fi i’r Wyl! Hwyl!

Another match, another three points as the Emery Express rolls on with a hard-fought win against Watford. With games coming thick and fast, we look back at Brentford, forward to Fulham, and stop off in-between to discuss the Ramsey situation and preview our next opponents in Europe, Qarabağ FK.Running order:Part 1: (00m 12s) Thoughts on Watford as Troy's boys leave the Emirates empty-handed Part 2: (18m 34s) Brentford and general League Cup learningsPart 3: (33m 58s) Hwyl fawr, Aaron? We discuss the latest twist in Ramsey's contract sagaPart 4: (44m 53s) Dan's digital Qarabağ - the lowdown on the Azerbaijani giantsPart 5: (58m 10s) Fulham away and Sir Henry's hankeringsContact us on Twitter or Instagram - @tbbpodEmail: bruisedbananapod@gmail.comPlease take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Google or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and makes it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!

Welcome all the episode 134! Happy and harmonious highways to you all. Junk and Wiggins will be out of the studio this week. Junk is on vacation and Wiggins is preparing for X-Games Minneapolis. This week's show will be a "best of" from our archives. We have three lovely guests that graced the airwaves back in the day, and if you're just listening for the first time, you won't want to miss what they had to say. Josette Herdell: Coeur d'Alene, ID USA Josette is a former NPR producer, boogie-woogie pianist, and Cafe Racer restorer. Hear her story as she tells us about her history with migraines and how it almost stopped her from being a creative rider. Update: Josette and her husband still stomp and boogie, but they have relocated to San Diego, CA indefinitely. She is still educating and coaching migraine sufferers. Steve Macknawitz: Waukesha, WI USA Steve (a.k.a. Michelle) was one of the funnest interviews that I've ever done. We laughed almost the entire time. She is the reigning 2017 WIR Top 10 Bikes drag racing champion, and hopefully she can pull of another #1 this year. She is ALL motorcycle and ALL fun. Listen to this teacher talk about racing and you'll know she gets an A+ for being a creative rider. Update: Michelle got a permanent classroom sine this interview, and no longer has to teach in a 6000hp wind tunnel! Dan Michael: Melbourne, Victoria, AUS Dan is the man behind DailyBikers, a blog about motorbiking in Australia, and an Etsy shop that cranks out some of the best moto art in either hemisphere. Dan has been riding since birth (nearly) and has ridden almost every type of motorcycle as well. If you've ever won a prize from Creative Riding, chances are you received at least one thing from Daily Bikers. Update: Since this interview, Dan has gone through a beloved Grom, and has picked up a Ducati Desert Sled. At last sighting, he was also riding "Posties", or post office motorcycles, delivering correspondence to the great people of Australia. You can still find him posting motorbikes and occasionally drawing things at www.dailybikers.com Thanks for listening to the show! Leave a review wherever you think people need to hear this show. If you'd like to throw money at a problem, please go to www.patreon.com/creativeriding for more information! Hwyl!!

Welcome to Perfformiad, from the Hwyl Auto Club, a performance car lifestyle club in NC This episode introduces the concept of the Performance Car Lifestyle club and whether it is worth joining if you are an enthusiast. Each show, Tim will talk about the latest news, updates from Hwyl, the Performance Car world in general and give his opinion on a specific topic for the episode. I hope he’s had his coffee….

Helô, this week we’re off to WALES!Georgie kicks us off in Swansea with the murder of Muriel Drinkwater, aka ‘The Little Red Riding Hood Murder’. Kate stays in the area this week looking at Joseph Kappan, aka ‘The Saturday Night Strangler’.Join us this week for unsolved frustrations, startling similarities and some excellent police…detecting…work.Recommended listening this week is Affirmative Murder!Hwyl!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yn ôl yng nghôl yr Haclediad y tro hwn mae Sioned, a bydd Bryn ac Iestyn yn ei chroesawu nôl efo cipolwg ar Windows 8 – y dyfodol neu ddymchwel i Microsoft? Hefyd byddwn yn sbïo dros aps newydd geiriadur a bysellfwrdd Cymreig ffab i’ch ffonau a rhestr Nadolig yr Hacledwyr, be da ni am weld yn yr hosan yna ddiwedd mis Rhagfyr? Byddwn hyn edrych mlaen yn ogystal i ddigwyddiad y flwyddyn – Hacio’r Iaith ym mis Ionawr, byddwch yn barod gyda’ch pasbortau i ddod lan/lawr i Aberystwyth! Dolenni Lansiad dau ap symudol hanfodol: bysellfwrdd Literatim ac Ap Geiriaduron Drunk Jennifer using Microsoft Windows 8 Hacio’r Iaith 2013, Aberystwyth: cofrestrwch lle Rhestr Siopa Nadolig Yr Haclediad Sioned Mam – Nook a’r gallu i gael llyfrau Cymraeg arno

Mae hwn wedi bod yn bragu gyda ni ers tipyn, ond yn y rhifyn blasus hwn bydd Bryn, Iestyn a Sioned yn trafod y stori (neu beidio) o dracio lleoliad gan Apple, sut wnaeth y briodas Frenhinol styrbio trydar y genedl a phroblemau dybryd y Rhwydwaith PlayStation. I ddod a ni nôl i dir sanctaidd y gîcs byddwn yn trafod Star Wars yn cael ei gyhoeddi ar BluRay, a’r dyfodol i ffrydio fideo. Diolch am wrando, cofiwch anfon sylw os feddyliwch chi am unrhyw beth i’w ychwanegu i’r profiad! Hwyl, Tîm yr Haclediad The post Nid jyst Podlediad arferol mohono… ond Haclediad #8! appeared first on Hacio'r Iaith » Ffrwd Podlediad.