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In Episode Seventeen, Ian speaks with Jim Roane, Co-Owner of TAASA Lodge located on the northern edge of the Serengeti in Tanzania. TAASA is uniquely positioned in a private conservancy which offers an authentically Tanzanian experience with breathtaking views of the Lobo Valley.

If you need a podcast to help you sort through the coming entertainment options, we have you covered!  In Episode Seventeen of Taking It Down, hosts Blaine Duncan and Adam Morrow are back to converse about some recent shows they've been watching (2:39), including a check-in with the HBO series The Outsider (15:06), which they can't get enough of.  After that, the guys break down upcoming spring television: there are some promising debuting shows and returning ones (24:16). Blaine and Adam then talk a lackluster set of spring movies (34:10) but interesting musical releases (40:26).  Coming back from the break, they discuss what makes the HBO documentary McMillion$ so entertaining (48:10). 

In Episode Seventeen, COPH archivist, Natalie Navar-Garcia sits down with 2019 Hansen Lecturer, Greg Williams. As director of Archives and Special Collections at CSU Dominguez Hills, Williams has spent the last several years working on the CSU Japanese American Digitization Project (CSUJAD.com). In this interview, he talks about how the project got started; describes his own history with archives; and provides some advice for aspiring archivists. Later in the episode, Natalie Navar-Garcia introduces clips from our Japanese American oral history project.

It's a new dawn, it's a new day… Big changes happening around Redskins Park… But let’s start with the game… The Washington Redskins took their fifth consecutive L of the Year against the New England Patriots… it was another brutal game for this team, bringing their season record to 0-5, and ultimately being the straw that broke the camels back and costing Jay Gruden his job as Head Coach… that’s right the Washington Redskins parted ways with their longest tenured coach in the Dan Snyder Era… the Redskins again came out lame against the Patriots, Gruden’s choice for the best QB to win this game looked lost at times and downright unprepared and the rest of the team again struggled throughout almost every aspect of this game… Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the Patriots Defense did exactly what everyone expected them to do, they came in and they thoroughly beat this team all day, not only getting the win but out-coaching and out-playing the Redskins across the board… In Episode Seventeen, I cover the good, the bad and the consistently ugly of the Redskins fifth regular season game of the 2019 season against the New England Patriots. I review the game overall, Colt McCoy’s first start of the season and just how bad he looked, I delve into the non-existent running game, and the Defense coming out strong, then petering out… I take another deep dive into the coaching staff, starting with the firing of Jay Gruden, touching on my expectations from interim Head Coach Bill Callahan, the early decision to continue to sit Dwayne Haskins, how all of these changes will effects Kevin O’Connell, what I liked and didn’t like from the press conferences from both Callahan and Allen, and finally a way to early look into coaching candidates for the 2020 season… I give my opinion on Bruce Allen and what this team needs to do the rest of this season and into the offseason, starting with naming a GM that will take over football operations and have the latitude to bring in a new coach and coordinator accordingly and allow that group to have complete control of the players that are signed and drafted… And in a long overdue decision I think I’ve reached the point where I am done talking about Trent Williams for a while in what may be my last update (but probably not) in the ongoing saga that is “The Trent Williams Situation”... And finally I provide my prediction for the upcoming week six "Battle for 1st Overall Pick in the 2020 Draft" against the Miami Dolphins… As always, enjoy my unsolicited and unrealistically optimistic opinions on all things Washington Redskins in this Episode covering the 2019 Week Five Loss, to the New England Patriots and the subsequent firing of Head Coach Jay Gruden… If you don't already, please follow me on Twitter @HTTRChamps and as always, #HTTR --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/offseasonchampions/message

In Episode Seventeen of the "Look Out, Sir! 40k" Podcast we discuss the following topics:5:15 - The News: We discuss the following 40k news topics/stories:· Chaos Space Marines Codex Volume II and Vigilus Ablaze are out now and we hear Havoks are good maybe…· Horus Heresy Siege of Terra authors and plans have been confirmed by GW and we discuss.· GW confirm that a new FAQ is coming soon, and we talk about what we’d like to see change and or stay the same.· There’s a rumour going around that Ynnari rules will be coming in the May issue of White Dwarf.· Black Library announces a series of Warhammer Horror books.52:00 - Dan’s Warhammer World GT Finals Round Up and Report: Dan does his up best to appear humble while talking about how good he is at playing games of small toy soldiers. Even if he is playing on easy mode according to some. You know who you are.02:44:35 - End of Podcast Quiz: Richie takes on the role of quiz master as we discover who is the most knowledge member of the LOS crew.Thanks very much for taking the time to listen and by extension support our podcast. We hugely appreciate it and hope that you enjoy what we have to say on all the various 40k and or Games Workshop related things!

In EPISODE SEVENTEEN we start here in Salzburg with the statue of St. Vergil, an 8th century Irish monk who believed the world was round and then travel out to terra incognita in a leather boat with another Irish saint, Brendan the Navigator. It is the Voyage of St. Brendan, a popular medieval religious narrative, that we focus on and explore how different readings of this text produce different geographical imaginations. Contributors include Dr. Paul Pearson, Dr. Clara Strijbosch and Dr. Jon Mackley.

"To pass is to relinquish control, to give up the certainty of the ball at your feet for the uncertain outcome. To pass is to anticipate and imagine a future, while to keep the ball and dribble is to stay in the moment for as long as possible." In Episode Seventeen we look back to 'Notes on Street Football' by Aleksandar Hemon, first published in Issue Ten in September 2013. What can kickabouts on street corners and parking lots reveal about the tortured artists of neo-romantic myth? Are the romantic street-artists on the wane in the age of globalised, professionalised, commercialised football? If you have any feedback comments or suggestions email podcast@theblizzard.co.uk or find us on Twitter @blzzrd. Aleksandar Hemon is a Bosnian-American writer and novelist. His novel, The Lazarus Project, was a finalist for the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Awards. His most recent book is a work of non-fiction, The Book of MY Lives. Twitter: @SashaHemon. Issue Ten, like all issues of The Blizzard is available on a pay-what-you-like basis from www.theblizzard.co.uk. Digital downloads cost as little as 1p each (RRP £3), while print versions are available from £6 + postage (RRP £12). You can also find us on the Kindle and Google Play stores.

In Episode Seventeen, live from Hulaween, Peter and Bec bob for the big candied apple, swap positively terrifying stories of speaking in public and attending parties, are haunted by bad TV and share their top Halloween costume ideas for 2014. A spooky pamphlet puts Peter in touch with his manhood and Bec in touch with her inner crystal. In Movie Club, it’s a super double feature of the much-maligned Batman Forever (1995) and Batman and Robin (1997). Plus: News Minute, Sports, Lesbian News, sore feet and Chaka Khan. And just when the show really hits De-Gas, Peter has minor microphone issues for the last 10 minutes – consider yourself both tricked and treated.