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In Episode Twelve of the SIx-Gun Justice Podcast, Paul and Rich head north to Alaska and Canada for an in-depth look at the Northwestern—an offshoot of the western genre where Mounties get all the action usually reserved for sheriffs, marshals, and other American tin stars...Join Rich & Paul as they don snowshoes and Red Serge to saddle up with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to ride into the vast Northwest.01:38 — Rich introduces listeners to Andy Thomas, Western artist03:05 — Paul shares his recent review of James Warner Bellah04:20 — Paul and Rich define the Northwestern genre and its tropes08:04 — The Northwestern pulps 11:24 — Paul recommends Scarlet Riders: Pulp Fiction Tales of the Mounties, edited by Don Hutchison11:55 — Rich and Paul saddle up with King of the Royal Mounted and other Northwestern comics14:04 — Sgt. Preston of the Yukon in TV, radio, and comic books17:35 — Paul presents the British born Thriller Picture Library featuring Dick Daring21:43 — King of the Royal Mounted in the movies22:20 — Renfrew of the Royal Mounted 22:48 — Paul and Rich discover The Scarlet Riders30:10 — Paul looks at The Brothers in Blood31:35 — And who can forget Dudley Do-Right32:33 — A fast look at Scott Young’s Matthew "Matteesie" Kitologitak series34:44 — Shoot-outs and Shout-outsThanks to Mike Bray and Wolfpack Publishing, our primary sponsors Thanks too to WWA’s Roundup magazine for helping us get the word out about Six-Gun Justice Podcast Be sure to visit Andy Thomas, Artist at: www.AndyThomas.com and our Q&A with Andy at: https://tinyurl.com/artistandythomasAdventure Magazine—Toughest Looking Mountie Ever: https://tinyurl.com/toughestmountieSupport us at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sixgunjusticePlease drop us an email at: sixgunjusticewesterns@gmail.com And thanks to all our friends and listeners.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=suROpN0f2hQhThddyTchkgR4CytqmFW705g1jNJV3rCDT8OLxSCXKbf8j0oyifmCvb3fAW&fromUL=true&country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

In Episode Twelve, Ian speaks with Robert More, Founder and CEO of MORE Family Collection, about incorporating amazing experiences for families into the MORE collection of hotels and lodges, the iconic treehouse experiences MORE is known for, and the best adventures in Southern Africa.

In Episode Twelve of Season Three we are joined by Todd Kamensek from the Neuroscience of Vision and Action Laboratory at the University of British Columbia to chat about how social motivation influences facial perception abilities in adults with autism. Todd shares with us how repeated exposure to social stimuli increases our expertise at being able to identify social cues, and how differences in social motivation for individuals with autism might be diminishing the amount of experience they are getting and therefore the expertise gained. We learn how, for neurotypical adults, there is no relationship between an individual’s ability to identify faces or facial expressions but, in those with autism, these processes are related. How does experience alter perception? What is prosopagnosia and what does it tell us about how the brain processes faces? What is a face diet? All this and much more in Facial Perception in Adults with Autism with Todd Kamensek!

In Episode Twelve, Scott talks to Lucie Quigley about turnarounds, Roofers World and Sales and Marketing.Learn more at www.sinclairrange.comFollow on Twitter @MartinisWScottFollow on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-sinclair-7b09681b/

IN EPISODE TWELVE of the Southpaw Jab podcast we talk to 'Dashing' Jack Hughes and discuss AJ's defeat as well as the tragic death of Scottish fighter, Connor Law.

In Episode TWELVE, #teamnilnil goes Greggo-free and goes in on the announcement of Tim Howard's retirement, and the future of the GK position with the US Men's National Team. We also discuss the controversy of PSG's youth recruitment system, Josef Martinez extending with the Home Team, our Civil Rights XI, and will Pity Martinez finally sign in Atlanta, and more! Catch us on your favorite podcast apps and be sure to comment and SUBSCRIBE and let us know what you think and how you feel! #ForTheCulture --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftcutdshow/support

In Episode Twelve of the "Look Out, Sir! 40k" Podcast we discuss the following topics: 14:13 - Section 1: We discuss things we like about Vigilus. 01:06:39 - Section 2: Our various hobby highlights from 2018. 02:03:15 - Section 3: Our 2019 predictions. 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 Twelve we discuss Clare Wright's award-winning book, The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka. A well-worn foundation story of modern Australia and the so-called ‘birthplace of Australian democracy’, the stories of the Eureka Stockade and the goldminers who rose up against an oppressive government linger in our national story. And yet, for too long those stories were missing half their characters. Where were, where are the stories of the women of Eureka?Published in 2014, Clare Wright’s award winning book, The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka writes those forgotten women back into the story. Ten years of research and writing created a bold and entertaining book that pays tribute to the women of Ballarat and their place in the story of Eureka. Show Notes:Noted works: The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka: https://theconversation.com/noted-works-the-forgotten-rebels-of-eureka-26584Clare Wright’s ‘The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka’: https://www.themonthly.com.au/issue/2013/november/1383224400/robyn-annear/clare-wright-s-forgotten-rebels-eurekaThe Forgotten Rebels of Eureka: http://thestellaprize.com.au/prize/2014-prize/the-forgotten-rebels-of-eureka/Review: the Forgotten Rebels of Eureka: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-30/perkins-review-the-forgotten-rebels-of-eureka/5421162Bottom up: The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka by Clare Wright: https://sydneyreviewofbooks.com/forgotten-rebels-eureka-clare-wright/Women are central to Australia's history. Why have we forgotten them?: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/australia-culture-blog/2013/oct/30/women-central-australian-history-forgottenRecommendations:Neve‘The Genius of Jane Austen: Her Love of Theatre and Why She Works in Hollywood’ by Paula ByrneLove, Simon'Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda' by Becky AlbertalliKirby'One plot, at most' by Jane Rawson'Balancing Acts: Women in Sport' essay collection from Brow BooksFi'Mine' by Susi Fox'The Girls' by Emma ClineGeorge Ezra & Friends podcastTwitter: @litcanonballInstagram: @literarycanonballFind us on Facebook at Literary Canon BallEmail: literarycanonball@gmail.com

In Episode Twelve of Stormwatch Homebrew, we rejoin Zoran, Ulgga, Craig-Vivian, Page-Flip, Greydon Dreadsworth, Alexandretta Blueshade, and the Dragonborn Hesskan, as they enter the Temple of Melora, on the Island of Finzsh. The group can enter Melora's inner-chambers, only after a bit of water-based mathematics. Once inside, they are met with a rather frosty greeting.

In Episode Twelve of Stormwatch Homebrew, we rejoin Zoran, Ulgga, Craig-Vivian, Page-Flip, Greydon Dreadsworth, Alexandretta Blueshade, and the Dragonborn Hesskan, as they enter the Temple of Melora, on the Island of Finzsh. The group can enter Melora's inner-chambers, only after a bit of water-based mathematics. Once inside, they are met with a rather frosty greeting.

In Episode Twelve of the Award Winning podcast "Man Versus Yoga" we have Part One of our visit with the multi-faceted Dee Dussault, author of the soon to be released and very well reviewed book "Ganja Yoga" by HarperCollins.Having read "Ganja Yoga", I can testify to its greatness and have become fanboy number one for Dee. Episode Twelve continues our tradition of commenting on Life from the view of a yoga mat, rich in hyperbole and eccentricity.

In Episode Twelve of the Award Winning podcast "Man Versus Yoga" we have Part One of our visit with the multi-faceted Dee Dussault, author of the soon to be released and very well reviewed book "Ganja Yoga" by HarperCollins. Having read "Ganja Yoga", I can testify to its greatness and have become fanboy number one for Dee. Episode Twelve continues our tradition of commenting on Life from the view of a yoga mat, rich in hyperbole and eccentricity.

In Episode Twelve of the Close Knit Podcast, I chat to Nadine Hulme of Adagio Mills If you follow me on instagram, you might remember my visit to an alpaca farm earlier this year, and that was Nadine and her husband andrew’s business, adagio mills. Nadine tells us about their journey with alpacas- how they got their own as pets, then tried to get their fibre processed locally and all the challenges they faced with that. She shares with us her experience setting up a mill, running a kickstarter to fund the scouring component and some of their plans for the future. I’m a huge fan of local, small production, and it was so thrilling to see it happening here in Australia. Keep an ear out for Adagio as they grow - they’re onto something pretty great, I think. Show notes are available at www.closeknit.com.au/podcast/ep12

In Episode Twelve of Robot Kraken, Thom and Kris dive into part two of our discussion of BATMAN v SUPERMAN Batusi Boogaloo! Spoiler: Thom likes Lex. Kris does not. This is a STANDARD NERD Podcast. ROBOT KRAKEN is a semi regular podcast by two indie artists, Kristopher McClanahan of Deeply Dapper and Thom Chiaramonte of the Third Rail Design Lab. We get together and talk about comics, movies, working the table at comic cons, life in this nerdy wonderland, and whatever mumblings from the deep we come across. You can find out more about us, contact us or follow along our journey at robot-kraken.com

In Episode Twelve of Red Moon Radio, we speak with Nick Wheeldon of Os Noctambulos and 39th & The Nortons about the bands' upcoming new releases, his influences and favourite artists, touring, and much more! Os Noctambulos – Corsica Garden – Song for Olivier 39th & The Nortons – On Trial – I Can’t Do It Interview with Nick Wheeldon of Os Noctambulos and 39th & The Nortons GUEST DJ SET FROM Nick Wheeldon – Gene Clark – With the Gosdin Brothers – So You Say You Lost Your Baby GUEST DJ SET FROM Nick Wheeldon – Compulsive Gamblers – Crystal Gazing Luck Amazing – Two Thieves GUEST DJ SET FROM Nick Wheeldon – The Sadies – New Seasons – The Trial Os Noctambulos – Corsica Garden - Polly 39th & The Nortons – Forever Changing (Tribute to Love’s Forever Changes) – Live and Let Live 39th & The Nortons – On Trial – Don’t Look Back 39th & The Nortons – On Trial – Carefree Os Noctambulos – Corsica Garden – On The Run Os Noctambulos – Corsica Garden – Walk On Follow Os Noctambulos and 39th & The Nortons online and be on the lookout for their new releases later this year! Follow Os Noctambulos on Bandcamp at osnoctambulos.bandcamp.com, become friends with the band on Facebook at facebook.com/os.noctambulos and follow them on Twitter at twitter.com/Os_Noctambulos. Find 39th & The Nortons recordings on Bandcamp via Les Disques Chupacabra at lesdiscqueschupacabra.bandcamp.com and Evil Hoodoo Records at evilhoodoo.bandcamp.com. Or do a quick search on Bandcamp to find all of their recordings! You can also follow them on Facebook at facebook.com/39th-The-Nortons. If you enjoyed the show, please follow Red Moon Radio on Twitter, Facebook, and subscribe to the show through Stitcher, iTunes, or here, on PodOmatic! And don’t forget, you can also now find us on 50thirdand3rd.com! Photo credit: Nina Airtz

“Erbstein’s was an extraordinary life that was characterised by courage and resourcefulness in the face of adversity. That he and his family survived the holocaust was a matter of astonishing good fortune, but just four years after the end of the war, Erbstein was killed with his team, Il Grande Torino, in the Superga air crash.” In Episode Twelve of the Blizzard Podcast we bring you an extract from Chapters 10 and 11 of ‘Erbstein: The triumph and tragedy of football’s forgotten pioneer’ by Dominic Bliss, published by Blizzard Books in 2014. The book is the result of years of painstaking research into one of football’s forgotten greats. Erbstein was part of the great Jewish coaching tradition developed in the coffee houses of Budapest, and after a playing career that included stints in Hungary, Italy and the USA, he moved to Bari to embark on a coaching career that soon became noted for its innovativeness. He would go on to coach the great Torino side of the 1940s who dominated Italian football, until the tragic accident that claimed the lives of the squad, and their manager, at Superga in 1949. The extract in this episode details his family's experiences during the Hungarian holocaust, and how his quick wits and contacts helped spare the lives of his wife and daughters from a fascist death-march in 1944. If you have any feedback, comments or suggestions email podcast@theblizzard.co.uk, or find us on Twitter @blzzrd. The book is available from www.theblizzard.co.uk. Digital downloads cost £3, while print versions are available from £10 + postage. You can also find it on the Kindle and Google Play stores.

Talking Tanks is the first Podcast dedicated to World of Tanks for the Xbox. In Episode Twelve, Keystone and Matthew lay out a plan for new players that covers the first 100 battles. Later in the episode they review the KV-2/5 with the 107mm gun.

In Episode Twelve, I try and help out a friend trying to promote her yoga business, I lend my support to the telephone sex industry, and I also get to spend some time on Death Row for a crime I … Continue reading →