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The Black Lincoln Collective Comedy Podcast: Episode #93 on PopCulturePros (or #178 if you've survived this long)Title: Assy KnollHold on to your hats (and your stomachs), because this week's episode is a chaotic travel tale, a roast fest, and a whack history celebration all rolled into one glorious mess.First up: Fred's disastrous trip to Dallas. If you've ever wondered what happens when you mix hotel-induced illness, no car, and a trip to the Fort Worth Stockyards, you're about to find out. It's a story of cowboy hats, overpriced beef jerky, and the kind of Texas hospitality that says, “Bless your heart,” but also charges $9 for a bottle of water.But the real magic? It's the Roast of Fred. We opened the inbox, and y'all did not hold back. Listeners came with scorched earth energy, and we loved every minute of it. Fred? Not so much. Whether it's his wardrobe, his hot takes, or his “sick in Texas” saga, no part of him was safe—and it's hilarious.And because we're still celebrating Whack History Month, the crew dives into a list of the whackest foods of all time. Jellied meats? Canned cheeseburgers? Raisin hot dogs? You'll laugh. You'll gag. You'll question humanity.So tune in to Episode #93 for comedy, chaos, and more salt than Fred's hotel snacks. It's Assy Knoll—and it's exactly as weird as it sounds.

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Az előfizetők (de csak a Belső kör és Közösség csomagok tulajdonosai!) már szombat hajnalban hozzájutnak legfrissebb epizódunk teljes verziójához. A kedden publikált, ingyen meghallgatható verzió tíz perccel rövidebb. 00:27 Két súlyos étel. Jellied eel. Pizza Twisters Hawaii. 05:43 Seregből gólyagtáborba. R. Lee Ermey és sorozata. Szívatás profi hadseregekben. Chris Kyle. Azért a végén ott kell állnod a lövészárokban. 11:33 A pontos teendők atomcsapás esetén. Esélyeink egy holnap kezdődő finn-magyar háborúban. 16:18 A debreceni virágkarnevál braziljai. 19:08 A riói karnevál sem olyan jó. Sambódromo. Német  karneváli viccelődés. A Nincs kettő négy nélkül szambajelenete inkább nem karneválinak tűnik. 23:19 Waze-kalandok Ausztriában. 3030-ra sem érjük utol Ausztriát. Libaitató az osztrák utak ellen. 27:24 A fordított békemisszió. Legendás kátyúk Budapesten. A régi jó elefántfülablak. Fortocska. Fényre sötétedő tükrök és szemüvegek. 33:23 Bálna Zürichben. Delfinek Budapesten. Elnézést, Gyomaendrőd! 37:32 A kádárkocka helyes szigetelése. Minek neked Chromecast? 42:43 Tökéletes pólódizájn lángossal. Bede Márton majdnem megette az évi 1 lángosát. 45:01 A NER nagy találmánya, az operatív törzs. Autokráciákban senki sem vállal felelősséget. Az operatív dream team.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including the need for lazy days, the benefits of carrots for the skin, and unusual foods from around the world. They also play a water cooler quiz and share their favorite weekend time wasters. The episode ends with an inspirational quote about being your better self.https://www.lowtreestudios.comhttps://www.youtube.com/@lowtreestudios Jason's Segment - LAZY DAYS:According to a survey, the average person feels they need 60 “lazy days” per year in order to feel properly rested. The poll of 2,000 Americans found that adults seem to take their “do nothing” days very seriously, with about one in 5 planning these days in advance, and 11% even marking them on the calendar a few weeks ahead of time. On a typical lazy day, the average person spends 2 hours lying in bed, an hour eating, 3 hours binge-watching movies and TV, an hour reading, and 2 hours scrolling. Three hours are spent doing literally absolutely nothing, 2 hours are spent napping, and a full hour is generally devoted to “dreading the next day”. FRUITS AND VEGGIE TALES:⇒ New research says that carrots aren't just good for your eyes, they also do wonders for the skin. A new study found that snacking on baby carrots 3 times a week increased the levels of skin carotenoids in young adults. High skin carotenoid levels have a link to increased antioxidant protection and a lower risk for chronic diseases — including cancer and heart disease — and also gives the immune system a boost.INEDIBLES:Some “local delicacies” to sample next time you're in these countries…⇒ Jellied eels: A fav street food in London. Eel is boiled, then gelatin is added to the water, and after hardening, it is served with meat pies, potatoes and beer. (LOTS of beer…)⇒ Duck feet: In China, the webbed duck feet are braised, and eaten as a snack with soy sauce. (LOTS of soy sauce…)⇒ Helmet: You can get this from street vendors in the Philippines. What is it? Barbecued chicken heads. (Beaks removed, if that makes it any better…)⇒ Fried pig blood: Common in rural Hungary, it is made by collecting slaughtered pig's blood, and frying it with scrambled eggs. ⇒ Surströmming: In Sweden, this dish is made by soaking Baltic herring in a brine solution, then packing it in a wooden barrel and leaving it in the sun for 24 hours to induce fermentation. Next, it is placed in a cool room for several months. Then it is canned, where it continues to ferment. The smell is compared to extremely rotten fish, or horribly rotten eggs…or to garbage that's been left out in the sun. And just imagine how it tastes! (And imagine what kind of a mind came up with this idea!)

This episode we continue on from last weeks chat, Ian talks about his surfing days and we introduce Sparkie and Dawn to the concept of what a Shagging Wagon was. All the talk of surfing then leads us onto water safety in Australia, which then leads us onto a favourite subject of most.... FOOD.Sadly, Ian drops out near the end due to technical difficulties, but we think we might have a solution. We have a good moan about political correctness and mourn the demise of some of our favourite movies and TV show.Do you like Jellied Eels?You can write to us at wrinklesandwit@gmail.com if you want to share a story ..... have you got any about shagging wagons or Jellied Eels, let us know.

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Nobody understands the vision. Games we played this week include: RKGK (12:15) Alan Wake II: Night Springs (15:35) Dungeon Clawler (20:00) Just Crow Things (21:45) What the Car? (22:40) Killer Klowns from Outer Space (25:40) Wizard of Legend 2 (36:20) Amanda the Adventurer 2 (42:15) Schim (46:55) Building Relationships (48:20) Arranger (48:55) Thank Goodness You're Here (49:50) Mexico 1921: A Deep Slumber (50:30) V Rising (52:00) --- News things talked about in this episode: ROM site Vimm's Lair pulls much of its massive collection after legal threat (56:50) https://kotaku.com/vimms-roms-sega-sony-nintendo-dmca-removed-ios-delta-1851526609 IKEA is hiring people to shill to kids in Roblox (1:02:10) https://www.eurogamer.net/ikea-is-hiring-uk-workers-for-its-new-store-in-roblox --- Buy official Jimquisition merchandise at https://thejimporium.com Find Laura at LauraKBuzz on Twitter, Twitch, YouTube, and Patreon. All her content goes on https://LauraKBuzz.com, and you can catch Access-Ability on YouTube every Friday. Follow Conrad at ConradZimmerman on Twitter/Instagram/BlueSky and check out his Patreon (https://patreon.com/fistshark). You can also peruse his anti-capitalist propaganda at https://mercenarycreative.com. Photo Credit: litlnemo / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/

Az előfizetők (de csak a Belső kör és a Közösség csomagok tulajdonosai!) már szombat hajnalban hozzájutnak legfrissebb epizódunk teljes verziójához. A kedden publikált, ingyen meghallgatható verzió tíz perccel rövidebb. 00:30 Egymásnak mansplainelő férfiak. Manspreading. Podcastolás vs. fingóverseny 03:56 Senki sem akar Magyar Péterről beszélni. Jól beszél vagy nem beszél jól? Bajnai Gordon karizmája. Amiben tévedtünk. 08:22 A mém, akire egy év múlva nem fogunk emlékezni. Ki volt ott Magyar tüntetésén? A nem létező kiábrándult fideszes. Kocsis Máté belezavarodása. Az ellenzéki pszichózisok rossz vége.13:48 Lázár János rókaképe. Lázár a SPAR ellen. 15:28 Hány Mészáros és Szíjj kell Magyarországnak? Lázár Mourinho nagy csapatot már nem kap. Mi lesz Lázár portugál válogatottja? 21:29 Senki sem akar Vitézy Dávidról beszélni. Az LMP, mint ellenzéki párt. 25:08 Mit vegyen meg Mészáros Lőrinc? Az IMDB-t! 26:38 Javier Milei eredményei. Akik kitartottak a nyugat mellet. A Magyar Nemzet cikke Zelenszkij argentin útjáról. 30:31 Angol nemzeti halételek. Jellied eel. A Small Faces csúcskorszaka. A jó magyar angolnapörkölt. Japán angolna rizsen. 35:22 Megdrágult a spanyol bébiangolna. Angolnaívás a Sargasso-tengerben. Néhány ezer araszny menyhal. 38:36 Kajakbérlőt tud valaki? Szörfdeszkatartó robogón.40.56 A dorogi lángoshelyzet. Amikor a tulaj azt hiszi, jobban tudja csinálni a vendéglátósnál. A legdagadtabb európaiak.  46:18 Sörösdobozfaragás podcastban. Smith & Weston First Response. 51:28 A madaras olvasó és a csilpcsalpfüzike. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're tackling that most divisive food trend, the jellied salad, on the podcast this week.  While we draw the line at anything containing meat products, we do enjoy a pretty fruit or vegetable jell-o mold, and we have a few recipes that may turn those haters into jellied salad lovers. If you're new to making them, it may be helpful to know the terms jellied and jell-o may be used interchangeably in recipes.They may be made with fruit flavoured Jell-o brand powder or with plain unflavoured gelatine. If you read a recipe closely, you'll be fine.  Erin made a lime jell-o with shredded cabbage and carrot, which we both remember fondly from childhood. It's still a delicious salad! She also experimented with a type of jellied vinaigrette to serve on a Waldorf salad. It needed work, but we agreed there is potential there. And it's beautiful on the plate!Heather made an old favourite, the sunshine salad. It's lemon jell-o with carrot and pineapple and we love it. She also experimented with a fruity layered salad. One layer had sour cream blended with the jell-o and we quite liked this one too. It's time to bring back the jellied salad. They'll make a stunning and colourful centrepiece on your Easter table this year. And hey, you can avoid talking about politics with your family because everyone will be talking about your jellied creation instead! Win-win all around. Episode Links~~~~~ Sunshine Salad Recipe~ Hurricane Jello Shots Recipe~ SPEAKEASY Jello Shots Episode~ Vintage Recipes with Chef Kiki Coll Episode~ Grandma's Green Salad Recipe~ Cranberry Raspberry Layered Jello Recipe~ Waldorf Cider Salad Recipe~~~~ Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking showCheck out our website where you can listen to all of our episodes and find recipes on our blog: www.threekitchenspodcast.comYou can support the show with a small donation at Buy Me A Coffee.Want to be a guest? We want to hear from you! Join us on our socials!Instagram @three_kitchens_podcastFacebook @threekitchenspodcastYouTube @threekitchenspodcastTikTok @threekitchenspodcastRate, review, follow, subscribe and tell your friends!

There's a crude joke from many years ago that led to a word often used on the show for a dominant run performance. The Seahawks were 'jellied' by the Steelers this past Sunday and on top of ruining a potential playoff berth, it's also one of the worst ways to lose a football game. The loss highlights an issue that has continued to show up on defense throughout Clint Hurtt's time as the defensive coordinator. Is it a coordinator issue or is it a problem that goes all the way to the top? Fortunately (or unfortunately) the Seahawks will be tested by a similar running game this week in the Arizona Cardinals. The NFC West rival is coming off a win over last year's conference champion and it offers an opportunity to highlight the difference in coaching versus player performance. Can the Seahawks bounce back after a loss and put the team in a similar position as last year? Will we be cheering on the Bears to victory in hopes our Seahawks can make the playoffs? After the break we talk about a popular name expected to re-enter the NFL coaching ranks and how unlikely of a fit it would be for the Seahawks. We discuss the potential of a civil war brewing within the show. Which side gets the best caterer? We call out the Seahawks general manager for a missed opportunity recently and to the writer of a Seahawks blog. Better at life honors go out to an elite comment from a Browns player and to the Washington Huskies for their title run. 2023 Podcast Pick'em League Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Subscribe via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube | TuneIn | RSS Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

Aaron Paul is back for a dip into the EFL. He's joined by Wycombe defender Joe Jacobson and QPR assistant head of coaching Manisha Tailor. They discuss Neil Warnock's return to management at Huddersfield. Hear from Millwall's new forward Duncan Watmore, who played under Warnock at Middlesbrough. Shrewsbury assistant Aaron Wilbraham drops in to talk about their play-off push and the gaffer Steve Cotterill. And League Two Grimsby have a small victory over Premier League Southampton… TOPICS: 5:20 – Warnock, 11:40 – Watmore, 21:50 – Championship, 24:15 – Wycombe, 26:05 – Shrewsbury, 38:45 – League One, 43:40 – Grimsby.

The dads are back, with new brews in hand.  We confuse some movies, talk about our new local brewery, deep dive on the meaning of words, and talk about our Thanksgiving holiday. Check out our website at twocraftydads.com, delivered by OneRail, where you can also support us. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook, all @twocraftydads. Email us questions, beer suggestions, or anything on your mind at twocraftydads@gmail.com! Thanks for the download!  Sponsor links: OneRail --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twocraftydads/support

“Like some macabre beaver” The panel of peril crack their knuckles revealing just how ruddy tattooed those very joints are: LOVE? HATE? Yes, that's what they say, can you believe it? Then they watch Night of the Hunter before trying to improve upon the villain's diabolical plan for the honour of choosing next week's film and hosting the pod. Night of the Hunter (1955) is film actor Charles Laughton's lone directorial effort and casts Robert Mitchum as dodgy preacher Harry Powell as he arrives in town to try and find the money former cellmate Ben Harper has hidden on his wife and children's farmland. Will Powell find the cash, and what depths will he stoop to in order to gain it? Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8dX6ZKJe2o ********PLOT SPOILER ALERT******** Ingratiating himself into the Harper family by marrying then murdering matriarch Willa, Harry knows the way to the money is by getting the information from children John and Pearl. When they escape his clutches just how will he find them and by extension the wonga? What did the panel think of this week's movie? How in all that is holy can they improve upon the villain's masterplan? And which evil schemer will be christened this week's most diabolical? Uranium kids toys here!: https://thebulletin.org/virtual-tour/worlds-most-dangerous-toy-radioactive-atomic-energy-lab-kit-with-uranium-1950/ Jellied tomato refresher: https://dreamingofchickens.com/2017/10/10/that-70s-diet-day-1-jellied-tomato-refresher/ Vaseline advertisement: https://www.reddit.com/r/vintageads/comments/4snbqq/so_pure_you_can_eat_it_1930s_vaseline_white/ Lux advertisement: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173574290344 Butter advertisement: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/boy-eating-butter-ad/ Hoover advertisement: https://visualpast.wordpress.com/2014/08/27/sexism-in-the-1950s/ Free for chubbies advertisement: https://www.kingofcopy.com/ads/free-for-chubbies/ Music by ASTROFREQ from Pixabay Sound Effect from Pixabay Music by PianoAmor from Pixabay

This week!YouTube live! 7:30 pm EasternFeatured guest is Shelby Paris.Guest co host is Erik WoodworthThe madness:Shooter McGavin arrested Able & Baker the first monkeys in spaceRay has to pry a cat from his dogs mouths Count Victor Lustig the man who sold the Eiffel Tower… TWICEOH THE HUMANITY!Plus WTF is that food W/ Ray C Hawkings www.thehhpod.comwww.YouTube.com/happyhourtvmd

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In this episode, Amy Salminen, the new head of PWPL Adult Services, talks about jellied moose nose versus dog soup; the adult summer reading program; and novels in poetic form. Amy's book recommendations: Call Me Athena: Girl from Detroit by Colby Cedar Smith

What's happening? What's wrong with you? Do you realize what you're saying? Do you know who you're talking to? Snap out of it! Pull yourself together! Can you hear me? Welcome back to the podcast! For our second pocket episode for the very cohesive and not stupid in any way themed month of Ape-ril, we're going to be talking about Ape Escape. This is a Playstation 1 title that necessitates the use of the Dual-Shock analog controller. Which in the grand scheme of things doesn't necessarily sound all that important of a detail to focus on, but playing the game it becomes very clear that its purpose was really to showcase all of things that were possible by having multiple analog sticks (as well as the L3/R3 button concept), and does so in a really unique way. The control scheme of this game is actually really clever, with the face buttons used to switch between multiple gadgets that can be mapped by the player and all use the right stick to function, as well as having jump mapped to the R1 button to keep the stick always available to be used. It was certainly novel at the time, and since we live in a world now where every modern controller has multiple analog sticks, it's clear that the Dual Shock has had an impact with Ape Escape having at least a small part in introducing this concept to players. On top of that, the game is just solidly designed, having a lot of mechanical complexity and player abilities, but with a simple concept and mostly very tightly designed levels. This overall simplicity meant that the player can focus on using platforming, stealth, climbing and all of the different gadgets without sacrificing the flow of the level. We're going to be talking about the successes and failures of the novel control scheme, the legacy of the game and why it's worth playing, and our desire to see someone in a big foam Spike mascot costume. Thank you for joining us this week! This game wasn't an unknown quantity for us coming in, but we were still surprised by just how well this game held up, particularly in the face of some of the older games we've played recently. It really is an interesting title with a lot of good ideas that really haven't been iterated on much outside of its own series. Did this game introduce you to twin stick controllers? Did you have an equally smooth time playing this one in the modern era? Let us know down in the comments or over on our Discord! Next time we're leaving Ape-ril and entering into Mystery May (and then hopefully taking a fairly long break from themes) and we're going to be talking about Gemini Rue, so we hope you'll join us for that!

Welcome to April 22, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate our natural world and the beans that everyone adores.  Scientists refer to Earth's location in our solar system as a “Goldilocks Zone.” In other words, it's just right. Any closer or farther from the sun and the temperature on Earth wouldn't be able to host life. No other planet we know of has this exact combination of factors that make a prime place for humans. We are living on a bonafide miracle. Clean water, breathable air, and animals of every shape and size. All perfect. National Earth Day is a time to better appreciate the natural world around us and to take steps to keep it as bright and vibrant as it can be.  Lots of innovations have come about during wartime. Jet engines, duct tape, digital cameras, even candy. During the early days of the United States Civil War, William Schrafft was working on creating a new type of sweet. He wanted to make something chewy that could be easily shipped and stored. Jellied candy such as Turkish Delights had been popular for centuries but it was sticky and didn't travel well. Then he got the idea to add a hard coating, similar to the one used on Marcona almonds. And voila, the jelly bean was born. This new candy soon became a popular treat to send to Union soldiers. And civilians were pretty excited about them too. On National Jelly Bean Day, enjoy a handful of these colorful, all American sweets. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're joined by Ben Aaronovitch for a fun chat about his new novel Amongst Our Weapons, drinking coffee late into the evenings, marathon book events in Germany, jellied eels, why he hates mushy peas, the spell he wishes he could use, conspiracy theories, and the genius of grapefruit knives.    HOW TO SUPPORT THE SHOW! … Continue reading Snarfing Jellied Eels With Ben Aaronovitch

ASMR content warning - you do hear us chew during this episode, it's not a lot though. If that's your thing then congratulations. The hosts take on these tiny flavored guys as they play a game and rate the flavors. Cheryl still has those props, don't know what to tell ya there. It's Third Rate! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/third-rate/support

The European eel (Anguilla anguilla) is  a snake-like, migratory fish. Eels spend most of their adult lives as freshwater fish, but are born and die in the ocean. How they're born and how they die scientists are still trying to figure out. And we better figure it out quickly because European eel are a critically endangered species. So no jellied eels for you. But first:Jennifer tells the story of her boomer encounter in the doctor's office. And by boomer, we mean, OK boomers, the group of boomers who don't care how their behaviors affect other people.In the Good, the Bad, the NewsThe bad, Cuomo is a dick and he abandoned his dog. And Amber reads some comedic crime blotters.The good, 4oceans Solar-Powered Beach Robot filters plastic 30x faster than humans. Then, Patagonia (the outdoor clothing company) dumps a ski resort which held a far-right fundraiser. Fuck Marjorie Greene. So little is known about European eels that up to 1777, we didn't realize eels were fish and thought that they spontaneously generated in the "guts of wet soil".  Sigmund Freud couldn't find the eel's male sex organs and gave up on biology entirely in frustration. European eels may use magnetic fields to navigate thousands of miles through the Atlantic Ocean, but who knows why they travel thousands of miles to spawn. Lots of people like to eat European eels, so poaching and smuggling is a big threat to the species. We also have not figured out how to raise them in captivity. Listen now to learn about the European eel, an animal we like to eat, but know very little about.For more information on us, visit our website at betterthanhumanpodcast.comFollow us on Twitter @betterthanhuma1on Facebook @betterthanhumanpodcaston Instagram @betterthanhumanpodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@betterthanhumanpodcastor Email us at betterthanhumanpodcast@gmail.comWe look forward to hearing from you, and we look forward to you joining our cult of weirdness!#betterthanhuman #cultofweirdnesYou've got two empty halves of coconut and you're bangin' 'em together.

Join the team for one last push in this season finale, as they take a look at outdoor games! Keep an eye out for an extra special pitch at the end of the pod, and make sure to come back for a whole heap of fun in season 4!We have an Instagram place: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamethingWant to try a new board game? Visit Zatu at http://board-game.co.ukThis episode was produced by Ross Ramsey Golding for The Bugle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did You Know There Is A Portrait Of Ronald Reagan Made Of Jelly Beans At The Jelly Belly Headquarters? Welcome to April 22, 2021 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate the big blue ball and an all American treat.  In 1969, the idea of Earth Day was established at a UNESCO Conference in San Francisco, CA. By March of the following year the United Nations signed a sanctioned proclamation and another month later, on April 22, 1970, U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson founded National Earth Day. Today we encourage you to get outside and pause to listen to the sounds of a very different world.  This beautiful home that holds us all is reason enough to celebrate every day.   Lots of innovations have come about during wartime. Jet engines, duct tape, digital cameras…Even candy. During the early days of the US Civil War, William Schrafft of Boston was working on creating a new type of sweet. He wanted to create something chewy that could be easily shipped and stored. Jellied candy such as Turkish Delights had been popular for centuries but it was sticky and didn't travel well. Then he got the idea to add a hard coating, similar to the one used on Marcona almonds. And—viola—the jelly bean was born. This new candy soon became a popular treat to send to Union soldiers. And civilians were pretty excited about them too. On National Jelly Bean Day, enjoy a handful of these colorful, all-American sweets. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson.  Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.

We’ve discussed Joseph Hewitt’s work on the show before, and even met him at a comics festival. Now he’s back with a collection of well-chosen gems from his back catalog. DCP co-founder Brandon makes his first Critiquing Comics appearance as he and Tim try spreading some of these Jellied Feels.

We're taking a week off! Pasted below are the original show notes for our 2017 episode about Netflix's A Christmas Prince.  — It’s holiday time, so we dedicate the entire episode to a close reading of one of Netflix’s forays into the wide world of dedicated Christmas programming: the Hallmark Christmas-style movie A Christmas Prince. Strap in for lying! Mothra! Negging! Jellied meats! Birther scandals! Romance! Tokenism! Constitutional crises! And so much more! SHOW NOTES:  Techies Still Think They’re Good Guys. They’re Not. https://www.wired.com/story/the-other-tech-bubble/ Netflix’s Creepy Tweet. http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/netflix-christmas-prince-tweet-privacy-creepy-twitter-viewing-habits-2017-a8105351.html ION’s A Christmas Cruise: https://iontelevision.com/holiday-movie/a-christmas-cruise Hallmark Channel as a balm for 2017. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/we-cant-take-any-more-of-2017-so-weve-turned-to-the-hallmark-channel-in-desperation/2017/12/07/1ad3dab6-d6ca-11e7-b62d-d9345ced896d_story.html?utm_term=.c42173792a12 Spotify Reveals Its Users Habits in an Ad Campaign. https://www.boredpanda.com/spotify-reveals-its-users-most-embarrassing-listening-habits-on-giant-billboards/

James Kelly hosted the NOLUT Team of Patricia Maslin, Jeff Burnige and Ted Robinson in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring former Lion Martyn Woolford discussing his memories of joining the Lions, his time at Millwall, The Yorkshire clique, his friend Scott Malone, Pie, Mash and Jellied eels and how football is in these challenging times; Swansea v Millwall was reviewed; England games v Belgium and Denmark were previewed; Alyssa Miranda spoke with Alex Russell about the Lionesses and her injury and Jeff Burnige gave an update on the Lionesses training and league cup tie this weekend at Haverhill this Sunday; Kai Bennett from Millwall Fan Tv was Fan in the Dugout and also contributed to Rumours from behind the Mill Wall as the end of the transfer window looms large; Ted Robinson updated on a response from Millwall FC regarding Fans wishing to donate beyond the Lions Loyalty Card; Don’t forget our Millwall Community Trust will need more help and donations as restrictions mount but it can also offer support to you or someone or people that you know; and if you can sponsor a Lioness or more, checkout their website.

James Kelly hosted the NOLUT Team of Patricia Maslin, Jeff Burnige and Ted Robinson in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring former Lion Martyn Woolford discussing his memories of joining the Lions, his time at Millwall, The Yorkshire clique, his friend Scott Malone, Pie, Mash and Jellied eels and how football is in these challenging times; Swansea v Millwall was reviewed; England games v Belgium and Denmark were previewed; Alyssa Miranda spoke with Alex Russell about the Lionesses and her injury and Jeff Burnige gave an update on the Lionesses training and league cup tie this weekend at Haverhill this Sunday; Kai Bennett from Millwall Fan Tv was Fan in the Dugout and also contributed to Rumours from behind the Mill Wall as the end of the transfer window looms large; Ted Robinson updated on a response from Millwall FC regarding Fans wishing to donate beyond the Lions Loyalty Card; Don’t forget our Millwall Community Trust will need more help and donations as restrictions mount but it can also offer support to you or someone or people that you know; and if you can sponsor a Lioness or more, checkout their website.

James Kelly hosted the NOLUT Team of Patricia Maslin, Jeff Burnige and Ted Robinson in our Covid-19 podcast. Featuring former Lion Martyn Woolford discussing his memories of joining the Lions, his time at Millwall, The Yorkshire clique, his friend Scott Malone, Pie, Mash and Jellied eels and how football is in these challenging times; Swansea v Millwall was reviewed; England games v Belgium and Denmark were previewed; Alyssa Miranda spoke with Alex Russell about the Lionesses and her injury and Jeff Burnige gave an update on the Lionesses training and league cup tie this weekend at Haverhill this Sunday; Kai Bennett from Millwall Fan Tv was Fan in the Dugout and also contributed to Rumours from behind the Mill Wall as the end of the transfer window looms large; Ted Robinson updated on a response from Millwall FC regarding Fans wishing to donate beyond the Lions Loyalty Card; Don't forget our Millwall Community Trust will need more help and donations as restrictions mount but it can also offer support to you or someone or people that you know; and if you can sponsor a Lioness or more, checkout their website.

More rambling than usual. Contains at least 5 minutes of FCC talk.

The Cheeto Trough, Henry VIII spies, Royal Jellied Eels, The naughty protein shake. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keepcalmcauliflowercheese/message

The Cheeto Trough, Henry VIII spies, Royal Jellied Eels, The naughty protein shake.

With a 100 more cheese varieties than the French, with a history of roasting meats instead of frying or boiling them, why do the English and British in general, have such a poor reputation when it comes to food. Sandra and Tom take a look at the stereotype and try figure out where the bad takes came from - it can't be the jellied eel, can it?

This episode, Tom and Sandra explore why English and more broadly, Brit food is saddled with such a bad reputation. With cities like London, boasting 11 million people and more languages than there are countries in the world, there are many cultures represented in both restaurants and cuisines. We learn that the English had a lot of challenges over hundreds of years, but have come through them all with a selection of foods both at home and at the take-aways and restaurants that take back seats to no one. Other than jellied eel. Seriously.

This episode explores new research, which has used jellyfish to help understand how sexual reproduction in animals may have evolved. --- Read this episode's science poem here. Read the scientific study that inspired it here. Read ‘A Jelly-Fish' by Marianne Moore here.   --- Music by Rufus Beckett. --- Follow Sam on social media and send in any questions or comments for the podcast: Email: sam.illingworth@gmail.com   Twitter: @samillingworth 

Welcome to the MoST Dangerous podcast in the Universe !! the Metal Hand Of God ( MHOG )  podcast! Your hosts are: Wayne and The RumGUy,   On this episode the guys talk pumpkin v sweet potato, Rum the bartender and the twerking champion, Wayne does a house call, the guys talk a new segment maybe, Wayne's Wedding anniversary, how expensive Disney is, Television and what the hell is going on on Sesame Street and so much more...so enjoy, subscribe and share. Check out all the incredible concerts coming to the Fillmore New Orleans : http://www.fillmorenola.com/ Cover art by Wayne Theme Music by: Patrick Plata  Podcast produced and mixed by:Wayne Check for us on Twitter: @mhogpodcast & Instagram: mhog_podcast Our Twitch channel---> MetalHandOfGaming Our YouTube channel ------> MHOG podcast Check us out on Stitcher, Facebook & iTunes. Our website is www.mhogpodcast.com Gamers can find Wayne and Justin under the tags "Nutso 187"and "The Rum Guy" on x-box live #561 #disney #sesamestreet #the100 #bigmouth #mariage #whipcream #pumpkinpie ##amonAmarth #SublimewithRome #gearsofwar5 #weareback ##JayandSilentBOBReboot #gearsofwar #XboxOne #Xbox #october #halloween #thingstodo   #HappyAnniversary #8yearsandcounting #mookie #life #SoothingSounds  #FunkoPops #popCulture #Music #fuckcancer #supportlocal #metal #metallife  #art #comicbooks  #horrormovies #concerts   #nsfw #comedy #podcast #mhog #funny #humor #metal #family #jokes #success #culture #freedom #videogames #sports #television #beer #animation #music #theFillmoreNOLA #FillmoreNewOrleans #metalhandofgodpodcast 

Hot off the (gengen) press - we break down the frustrating loss to Millwall and what it might mean for the season ahead. Also:We say bye to JVA, talk a bit about the League Cup and the distant figure of Solomon Campbell. www.differentgravypod.com

Greg, Wayne, Josh, and Cameron discuss drug loving Floridians, life saving pizza, and the invention of sunscreen. 

The girls get hungry and talk about some weird British foods. Jellied eels and clotted cream.

It's holiday time, so we dedicate the entire episode to a close reading of one of Netflix's forays into the wide world of dedicated Christmas programming: the Hallmark Christmas-style movie A Christmas Prince. Strap in for lying! Mothra! Negging! Jellied meats! Birther scandals! Romance! Tokenism! Constitutional crises! And so much more! 

Please support us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/uktech for access to our exclusive extended version of the show, weekly columns from Nate, and much more. This week on the regular version of TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian discuss: - Facebook's response over sexualised child images is 'extraordinary' - BT Openreach deal aims to shakeup UK broadband - BBC and ITV's 'BritBox' streaming service arrives in the US SPECIAL FEATURE: Rob Manuel of b3ta.com, UsVsTh3m, The Poke and more joins us to talk the bizarre world of Clickbait Robot, described by its creator as "fake news made by code." What does this mean? And what does it have to do with jellied eels? Patreon supporters have access to our longer version of the show, which includes the above as well as additional discussions about: - FreedomPop's V7 budget Android phone c comes to UK with free calls, texts and data - Extended cut of Nate's interview with Rob Manuel - Why should Americans be watching the BBC's The Good Life on BritBox? - Facebook history... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A.K.A. the podcast with hundreds of titles A.K.A. the episode that broke all of its hosts. Yes, join us for another blast of science, technology, and just plain weird news, and this week is we have a rather special show. Tune in and let all the surreal imagery that spews forth infect your mind and dreams. #TheGeekShow #News #Comedy #Podcasts #Science #Technology #Weird

What is the best way to get the jellied cranberry sauce out of the can?

My Cube, the new album by Cube (a.k.a. Oakland resident Adam Keith), begins with "First," somehow a lethal subconscious variation on "Undercover of the Night" that's built on shaky ever-shifting soil, on tape jams and spool tangles. The potential for electronic collapse is as real as the possibility of total alignment. Screws are loosened just to see if they'll stay and for how long. It's a rowdy entrance, tipping its cap for turbulence and saying, "Howdy, you can relax now, you're in it already." Cube's guest mix is not a giveaway as to why any of this happens. The tracks selected do not disclose inspiration. However, they do reveal personality. Jellied interjections and mutations occur, leisurely... sipping a mint julep with the radio at foot. One nudge and the radio with the tall antenna tips into the muck for a shock or two. No dead giveaway; it's mostly mint juleps, a little strong, with tall and thick stems. Suppose alchemy can happen when muddling mint, stomping grapes, or nudging radios into the muck for a shock or two. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. Eurythmics "aqua" / unAble mirror "ignorant animal" Flying Lizards "in my lifetime" cube : loss demo peggy lee nathan Spaghetti vs half septum Millie & Andrea "stay ugly" live scan (demo) "Oh Yes, My Lord" by Voices of Conquest You Nori "LaFred" Give Up -"Fuck Step 98, untitled" - (Shizuo) physical therapy "Hit The Breaks" thank em all The Byrds "moog raga" Boards of Canada "The Color of Fire" Luc Ferrari - scattered excerpts Rashaan Roland Kirk, "The Inflated Tear" (live excerpt) Link Wray - "Genocide"

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Be without worry our fearless listeners the boys are back in the cave this week for another exciting episode. This week we debate whether the earth is flat or round, a young lady has seemed to misplace her prosthetic hand,and we learn of urine absorbing panties and a sea sponge. Chef Stu is back in the kitchen this week serving up not one but two different dishes. Was he able to make Big B vomit? There is a Nigerian email scandal, and a glut of eggs. Also a surprise appearance by Constable Carson reveals that a very dear friend of the show has been abducted by someone in a onesie. Cave Crew Radio is live every Wednesday night at 9pm eastern on www.cavecrewradio.com available on ITunes and Stitcher. If you would like to donate to the cause, hit us up on the home page.

The MOLDS get together to celebrate and discuss all things Thanksgiving!!! Dressing or Stuffing? Sweet Potatoes or Yams? Whole berry or Jellied cranberries? These questions and many more are answered in this very special edition!

Welcome back cave dwellers for another explosive episode of Cave Crew Radio. Tonight Big B and DK discuss a variety of important topics. DK asks about a sign he saw in front of the hospital, stating that the hand washing is at 94%. Then he introduces a family friendly way to watch porn. The boy's address the mess up over Jellied dill and jellied eel. A brand new segment debuts. We the people. First its Danny Trioxin from the Midnight Horror Show asking about payment to college athletes, then an email gets the boys discussing the hazards of beards. Our good friend Choo Choo Stu returns to tell us about his false teeth, his womanizing, and a trip to Pizza Hut. Everything is out of sorts but its all good in the cave. CCR is recorded live every Sunday at 10pm eastern on AllradioX M&T We are available on Itunes and Stitcher. We are made available by the generous donations of our listeners. Check out the home page www.doublekradio.com Next week the return of Salami Karpowpow, and Dave from Cleveland.

The multicultural prison - a unique analysis of the daily lives and interactions of both white and ethnic minority inmates in the closed world of the modern, male prison. Diverse British nationals, foreign. and migrant populations, have been brought into close proximity within prison walls. How do they negotiate their tensions and differences? The criminologist, Coretta Phillips, talks to Laurie Taylor about her empirical research in Rochester Young Offenders' Institution and Maidstone Prison.Also, reactions to jellied eels. Drawing on a series of ethnographic encounters collected while hanging around at a seafood stand in east London, Alex Rhys Taylor explores the relationship between individual expressions of distaste and the production of class, ethnic and generational forms of distinction.Producer: Jayne Egerton.