Podcasts about Main Road

Join the celebrations as the Helderberg Night Market lights up ain Road and Fagan Street this week. One of the most anticipated events in the Helberg, Strand, Gordon’s Bay, Makhaza, and Somerset area, The Helderberg Night Market will take place at the parking area of the Strand Municipal Office on the corner of Main Road and Fagan Street from Thursday, 19 December - Friday, 20 December, 2024, from 17:00 pm to 22:00 pm. This annual event is a feast for the senses as it showcases talented local arts, crafts, and culinary delights while it simultaneously brings communities together, boosts local economy and supports small businesses. Chantal Cerfontein, Subcouncil Chairperson as well as the Ward 85 Councillor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Sovereignty masterfully plays the world's greatest love song on the broken strings of countless human hearts. 

A Sheppey woman who scammed her bosses out of nearly £80,000 has been sent to prison.Carly Miller, 39 from Main Road in Queenborough, siphoned off company money that was meant to be used to pay suppliers.Also in today's podcast, there are calls to ban lorries from a stretch of road in Kent following a number of serious crashes.Campaigners also want the speed limit on the A251 between Faversham and Challock cut from 50 to 40 miles per hour.New import checks at the Kent border that have been delayed five times finally come into force today.Businesses bringing in food and flowers have had to fill in extra paperwork - and some lorries could be sent to Sevington near Ashford for closer inspection.The organisers of this year's Pride in Canterbury have told KentOnline their socials blew up when they revealed the sad Oompa Loompa will be there this year.You'll probably remember she went viral after pictures were posted of the disappointing Willy Wonka Experience in Glasgow.And in sport,  it's set to be a busy summer for Gillingham after they sacked head coach Stephen Clemence.He left Priestfield yesterday after just five months in the role. We've been getting reaction from our Gills reporter and David Garth from the Gillingham FC supporters club.

Cape Talk presenter and author Shiloh Noone and author Stefan Schutte chat to Amy MacIver about their series of talks. Titled ‘The Written Riff', the second talk in the series  is happening at 2pm at Cycling Friends in Main Road, Green Point.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abena Danquah has joined a growing offering of African food stalls at the Neighbourgoods Food Market at the Biscuit Mill in Salt River. On the strength of her success, selling delicious Ghanaian street food, she opened her restaurant 'Ghana Jollof' in Main Road in Woodstock in December 2023, and it's pumping. We sat down to chat about her journey, the popularity of jollof, and the growth of African food outlets in the city. The traffic noise of a busy city road intruded a little into the recording, so bear with us as I chat to this wonderful entrepreneur about the vibrant cuisine of Ghana.  On Instagram @a_table_inthecorner Cover image sketched by Courtney Cara Lawson All profile portraits by Russel Wasserfall unless otherwise credited

ARSENAL MALMÖ PODCAST!! S05E29- Minnen från Main Road Vi är tillbaka efter landslagsuppehållet och i detta avsnitt av Arsenal Malmö podcast välkomnar Niklas Lindblad, Andreas Larsson från Manchester City Sweden som vår gäst. Tillsammans sätter vi oss djupt in i fotbollens värld - en intensiv diskussion om supporterkultur, klubbliv och självfallet de två dominerande klubbarna - Manchester City och Arsenal. Utforska starten av Andreas Larssons supporterresa till Manchester City och hans perspektiv på klubbens framgångar, utmaningar och den internationella uppmärksamheten de vunnit. Samtidigt tar vi oss an ett seriöst prat om det varierande antalet supporter, den rådande konkurrensen och utmaningarna med biljetter till attraktiva matcher. I detta åskådliga panorama av Premier Leagues intensiva stämning, analyserar vi lagens unika möten, stämningen höjdpunkter och lågkänslor, fansens hängivenhet, samt den spända rivaliteten mellan Manchester City och Arsenal. Vi belyser det verkliga spänningen av att vara underdog och möjligheten att 'knäppa storbror på näsan'. Slutligen, få en tjuvtitt på framtiden när vi överväger vilken inverkan utkomsten av den kommande matchen mellan Manchester City och Arsenal kan ha på resten av säsongen. För fotbollsälskare och äkta supportrar erbjuder denna podcast episod en fascinerande inblick i denna brinnande värld.   www.arsenalmalmo.se Facebook- Arsenal Malmö Instagram- arsenal.malmo  

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Performer Ernestine Deane speaks to Amy MacIver about the inaugural SICK Pride taking place on Sunday 12th November highlighting energy-limiting chronic illnesses.  It's happening from 2-4pm in the beautiful Arderne Gardens at 222 Main Road, Claremont, Cape Town.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm one of those people with a wall-to-wall schedule I'm afraid. And maybe like you, there's just like no time in there for Murphy's Law - no time for anything to go wrong. Occasionally, Mr. Murphy does visit me. Some years ago I was on an overseas assignment for a youth ministry in New Zealand. You can't get much farther from home than that. And I had booked a lot of meetings for as soon as I returned; which is typical of my crazy schedule. "Oh boy, as soon as I get back we'll have this meeting and that meeting." The problem was that while I was in New Zealand (you ready?) all the DC10s in the world were grounded. Yeah, there was some kind of a flaw or defect, and they grounded all of those planes. And I was stuck with about 4,000 other Americans in New Zealand, because what flew out of New Zealand at that time was pretty much DC10s. Oh, I was frustrated! I wanted to get out of there; I needed to get back. I had a schedule!" Well, somebody offered me a home and they said, "Look, this home is vacant right now. Why don't you go in there and take it until you can get a plane?" So, the next morning I woke up all frustrated and anxious, but I went to sleep that night very excited and very much at peace. Now, you may be stuck in a situation right now, you're frustrated by a detour from the plan like I was. Well, like me, stranded 10,000 miles away from home, you may be about to learn a wonderful secret. I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about "The Detour is the Main Road." I had been asking God for some time prior to my New Zealand stranded experience, for some time just to stop and reflect. I said, "Lord, I just need to stop and get in a room somewhere for a day or two with just You and my Bible and a legal pad." Yep, so God took me 10,000 miles to stop me so I could have what I had been asking for. I woke up that morning in New Zealand saying, "Well, I'm not going anywhere." And when I realized that, then I realized I could meet with the Lord there! And boy did I ever! In fact, I couldn't write fast enough! After I spent some extended hours with Him, my legal pad was going. I thought I was going to overheat and melt down from the ideas He was giving me. I couldn't write them down fast enough. You know, He works that way with His kids. He has for a long time. Exodus 19:1-3, our word for today from the Word of God. It says, "In the third month after the Israelites left Egypt, they came to the Desert of Sinai. And they entered the Desert of Sinai and Israel camped there in the desert in front of a mountain. Then Moses went up to God, and the Lord called to him from the mountain." And verse 11 says, "On the third day the Lord will come down on Mt. Sinai in the sight of all the people." Now, Mt. Sinai wasn't on the way to the Promised Land. From where they were it was a detour; it was a southern detour. I'm sure I might have said, "Hey, wait! This isn't the way to Canaan." But God detoured them to meet them dramatically at Sinai and to give them the Ten Commandments and a historic revelation from Him. What appeared to be a detour was actually the main road. Now, God will often take you on a sudden detour from your course so you can see Him better. For a spirit-led follower of Christ, there is destiny in each detour. Something God wants to do in your life that can only be done by slowing you down, and stopping your relentless forward progress. Have you had any detours lately? Maybe your health, your finances, a dream that's on hold, a relationship that meant a lot is coming apart. Even daily detours when your schedule gets interrupted by someone or something that just drops in. Well, remember, when God directs you to a sidetrack, that's no accident. He wants to meet you there. God's sidetracks are often God's Sinais. Trust that today's unplanned diversions are really part of the plan. Remember, when God is leading His people, the detour is really the main road.

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Waipawa businesses fear the partial closure of the main road through the small central hawkes bay town could kill them. The say they only found out last week that the North bound lane of State Highway two will closed for up to six weeks, with a diversion taking precious customers away from the town centre and shops while the district's still getting back on its feet after the cyclone. The road closure is for storm water maintenance and the installation of raised safety crossings. Waipawa Butchery owner Duncan Smith speaks to Lisa Owen. Waka Kotahi says the Waipawa community has been advocating for speed reduction and safety improvements for its main street - and consultation with the community began at the beginning of the year. It says it listened to the business community and adapted its traffic management for the stormwater work to a stop-go arrangement that allows traffic to travel both directions and use the car parks outside the shops. It will be working on an adjusted traffic management plan for construction of the crossings and will share these with the community prior to construction start. Overnight work was considered, but is not possible for the raised safety platforms. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6337123988112

Explorex's website: https://explorex.co/ When Nicolas moved to India from France for an internship, he was struck by nostalgia for the sandwiches from his homeland. And so, he embarked on a culinary journey. In 2015, he took a bold step and launched a food truck called Paris Panini in Bengaluru, with the aim of introducing gourmet French street food to the city.Paris Panini was among the pioneering food trucks in Bangalore, housed within a converted old-school van. Its weekly route quickly gained a following, with customers tracking its whereabouts through social media and forming long queues upon its arrival.Introducing a novel product to the Indian market posed its challenges, but Nicolas was determined to refine the menu to cater to local tastes while preserving the authenticity of French cuisine.One of Nicolas's key objectives was to change the prevailing perception of Indian street food as being predominantly unhealthy and unhygienic. To achieve this, the food truck was designed with an open counter, allowing customers to witness the panini preparation process, and fostering trust through a professional and hygienic live kitchen experience on wheels.Initially, the menu was quite limited, featuring approximately ten items. The primary focus was on delivering high-quality products crafted from fresh ingredients. Every item was painstakingly made from scratch, including the hand-cut and double-fried French fries that have since become iconic, reflecting the preparation methods in Nicolas's hometown of Arras, in northern France.Nicolas's unwavering passion and dedication catapulted Paris Panini into the limelight. The food truck gained immense popularity, leading to invitations to cater for major festivals, birthday parties, and weddings throughout the city.However, the food truck scene in Bangalore was marked by unpredictability, primarily due to the absence of regulation. At one point, the city's notorious traffic congestion even led to a temporary ban on food trucks. As Paris Panini's popularity continued to soar, Nicolas faced the challenge of scaling up his operations.This pivotal moment arrived when Nicolas crossed paths with AB and Nikhil from The Pizza Bakery, who shared his vision of transitioning Paris Panini from a food truck concept to a brick-and-mortar casual dining restaurant. They remained committed to maintaining the brand's core values while developing an extensive menu that would provide customers with an authentic Parisian cafe experience.In November 2019, Paris Panini opened its doors on the bustling 12th Main Road in Indiranagar, Bangalore. The restaurant's walls were adorned with hand-drawn Parisian street scenes, effectively transporting patrons to a Parisian cafe ambiance. The menu showcased gourmet panini, signature French fries, freshly brewed coffee, and delectable crepes, offering an authentic culinary journey.Today, Paris Panini boasts a rapidly expanding fan base, with the brand establishing itself in ten locations across Bangalore. It has quickly risen to become the city's leading purveyor of gourmet sandwiches, serving as a testament to Nicolas's dedication and commitment to bringing a taste of authentic French cuisine to the heart of India.

The psalmists show that darkness and discouragement are part of the normal Christian life. And they also show a crucial strategy for finding the light again.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3279343/advertisement

The psalmists show that darkness and discouragement are part of the normal Christian life. And they also show a crucial strategy for finding the light again.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4231678/advertisement

The psalmists show that darkness and discouragement are part of the normal Christian life. And they also show a crucial strategy for finding the light again.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3485657/advertisement

All-In - School Nicknames Bec's Hot Friend had Her Husband James FLUSTERED Imperfect Match - Dating App Disasters Morning Quickie - Man Saves Toddler from Main Road & Comm Games Cancelled Riddle Man Imperfect Match - Meet Lisa the Chatterbox Oh My Goss - Robbie Williams Weight Loss & Taylor Swift on a Plane INTERVIEW - Arman from the Zahra Foundation Imperfect Match - Bad First Dates + Calls INTERVIEW - Kochie Welcomes Soda to Port Adelaide Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/bec-cosi-and-lehmoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Founders of The North Fork Mental Health Awareness Initiative Celia Marszal-Iannelli and Beth Elliott join Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio for the Heart of The East End for both the Thoughtful Thursday segment underwritten by Grace & Grit, as well as a special segment underwritten by William RIS Gallery, amid Mental Health Awareness Month and ahead of next Wednesday evening's 5 p.m. lecture “Communicating with Your Loved One with Mental Illness”with Rev. Carol Pinkham Oak at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church on Main Road in Greenport. She will share her mental health pilgrimage and talk about a breakthrough method of communication that has been successful in helping those with challenges accept treatment called “LEAP” (Listen, Emphasize, Agree and Partner) and developed by Dr. Xavier Amador. Oak will also address stigmas against mental illness and the importance of having open conversations on the topic.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

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Biodynamic farmers Ira Haspel of KK's The Farm and Sonomi Obinata of Churchtown Dairy join Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio for the Heart of The East End Friday Morning Tea underwritten by Village Overhead Doors ahead of the 8th annual Dandelion Festival on 4/30 between noon and 6 p.m. at 59945 Main Road in Southold. Obinata started the festival in 2016.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

UN Secretary General Antonio Gutteres on an Unannounced Visit to Ukraine. A Russian opposition activist who condemned Moscow's war in Ukraine is sentenced to eight and a half years in jail. Ukrainian Forces Still Control the Main Road to Bakhmut as Russian Soldiers Encroach on the key city.

Thames Coromandel Mayor Len Salt says yet another washout forcing a section of State Highway 25 down to one lane is bringing more anxiety to the region. State Highway 25 from Whangamatā to Hikuai had become a key link to the peninsula after more than 100m of SH25A from Kopu to Hikuwai was washed away in a slip. "What we're sensing now amongst the people in our district is a very much heightened level of anxiety about the weather," Salt told Checkpoint. "When we had SH25A ... it gave us an alternative, now that alternative has really got to be taken off the table for nine months to a year... then it leaves the rest of the roading network in such a vulnerable state that we'd be pretending to say that we weren't anxious about it. "What we would like to get some certainty on, and we continue to ask this question, is the rest of the roading network. We have to have some certainty for our business people, for our communities, for our social and economic wellbeing." Salt said he's keen to see a ferry network going. And he has had offers. One was from the Hauraki Māori Trust Board. "They run mussel barges. So we've had a conversation started with them... they've opened the door and said maybe we can help with that."

In February and March 2023 South Australians will have an opportunity to try out - via augmented reality - what an insect-based meal might look like, on these dates: Tonsley: 11am-2pm, Tuesday 28 February 2023. The Tonsley Pod, Tonsley Innovation District Willunga Farmers' Market: 8am-11.30am, Saturday 4 March 2023. Willunga High School, Main Road, Willunga Adelaide Farmers' Market: 8:30am-12pm, Sunday 5 March 2023. Adelaide Showground, Rose Terrace, Wayville Mount Gambier: 10am-1pm, 2pm-4pm, Monday 6 March 2023. The Riddoch Arts and Cultural Centre We discuss with PhD candidate Ishka Bless how it works, and why the universities are exploring insect diets for human health and environmental benefits - and why what we call insect-based food matters.

Parts of the Coromandel have been without power for almost 24 hours as rough seas and heavy rain continues to pound the coastline. State Highway 25 between Hikuai and Tairua is now closed due to flooding and Waka Kotahi is warning essential travel only through to Whitianga due to multiple slips and debris blocking roads. Our reporter Leonard Powell joins us live from the St Francis Church on Main Road in Tairua.

The psalmists show that darkness and discouragement are part of the normal Christian life. And they also show a crucial strategy for finding the light again.

Welcome to the Juras-Sick Park-Cast podcast, the Jurassic Park podcast about Michael Crichton's 1990 novel Jurassic Park, and also not about that, too.  Find the episode webpage at: Episode 34 - The Main Road. In this episode, my terrific guest ReBecca Hunt-Foster joins the show to chat with me about:   State nomenclature, grade school dinosaur units, paleontologist origins stories, Arkansaurus fridayi, ornithomimids, Dr. James H. Quinn, Dinosaur National Monument and its history, deinocheirus, Kimmeridgian Morrison Formation, Moab and Nedcolbertia, all the famous dinosaurs: stegosaurus, apatosaurus, allosaurs, and more!, reading Jurassic Park, Colorado State Fossil Stegosaurus, a baby stegosaurus!, running stegosaurs, the thagomizer, camptosaurus, dryosaurus, sauropods, and more on stegosaurs, their thagomizers, their necks, their tales, injuring allosaurs, describing the Late Jurassic of Utah, Jurassic vegetation and botany, burrowing ornithischians, Oryctodromeus cubicularis, finding fossils and documenting everything, bunny hands in paleoart, and much more!   You can find ReBecca Hunt-Foster's website here: www.rebeccakhunt.com  and learn more about the Dinosaur National Monument here.   Plus dinosaur news about: Taxonomic, palaeobiological and evolutionary implications of a phylogenetic hypothesis for Ornithischia (Archosauria: Dinosauria) A sauropod from the Lower Jurassic La Quinta formation (Dept. Cesar, Colombia) and the initial diversification of eusauropods at low latitudes Featuring the music of Snale https://snalerock.bandcamp.com/releases  Intro: Death of a Dream.  Outro: Sleepyhead. The Text: Fourth Iteration “Inevitably, underlying instabilities begin to appear” (p. 179). This week's text is The Main Road, spanning from pages 181-191. Synopsis: Big Rex knocks down the fences in the storm, and ominously directs her terrifying attention upon everyone in the Land Cruisers. Ed Regis wets his pants and runs away, but everyone else is left in the tyrannosaur's devastating path. Lex's screams are cut off by the lowering of the tyrannosaur's head, Malcolm is flung like a rag doll, Tim is trapped in the Land Cruiser, which the tyrannosaur throws into the top of a tree, and Grant has a moment of discovery, realizing that if he remains absolutely still, the tyrannosaur can't see him – but then it kicks at him, and he blacks out upon hitting the ground.  Discussions surround: Movie adaptations, The Dinosaurs, Believe me, I know! and The Iterations. Corrections: For an upcoming “Allusions” section I was reviewing one of the fundamental biotech companies that Crichton references – and I realized I've been saying and spelling it totally wrong – because I can't see or something? What I've been calling “Genetech” all this time is actually Genentech with a second N stuck in the middle! Side effects:  May cause fits of terror and urination in your pantaloons. Thank you! Find it on iTunes, on Spotify (click here!) or on Podbean (click here). Thank you! The Jura-Sick Park-cast is a part of the Spring Chickens banner of amateur intellectual properties including the Spring Chickens funny pages, Tomb of the Undead graphic novel, the Second Lapse graphic novelettes, The Infantry, and the worst of it all, the King St. Capers. You can find links to all that baggage in the show notes, or by visiting the schickens.blogpost.com or finding us on Facebook, at Facebook.com/SpringChickenCapers or me, I'm on twitter at @RogersRyan22 or email me at ryansrogers-at-gmail.com.  Thank you, dearly, for tuning in to the Juras-Sick Park-Cast, the Jurassic Park podcast where we talk about the novel Jurassic Park, and also not that, too. Until next time!  #JurassicPark #MichaelCrichton  

On 22nd October, Mrs Olive Dobson died peacefully, after a short stay in hospital. Olive was 92 and is probably one of the longest-serving church organists the Island has ever known. Olive was the organist at Abbeylands Chapel for 81 unbroken years, and for 47 of those years she was also organist at the Methodist Church on the Main Road in Onchan. This programme is a celebration of Olive's dedicated service, using an interview she gave in 2016, to mark her 75th anniversary as organist at Abbeylands - It's a fascinating insight into her life, her music and the changing face of church over those long years. The programme also features some of Olive's favourite hymns. Ruth Rice is here again, with another letter from her A to Z of wellbeing - this week we reach the letter U Plus we have another packed notice board! Email items for the notice board, please, to judithley@manxradio.com

Deanna Walker and Kristen Matejka, Wednesday Wisdom Underwritten by https://robertjamessalon.prstaging2.com/ (Robert James Salon) Deanna Walker and Kristen Matejka of the Southold Historical Museum join The Heart of The East End to talk about this weekend's Antique, Fine Arts & Handmade Crafts Fair. The event is hosted by Old Town Arts & Crafts Guild, Inc. on the grounds of Southold Historical Museum's 55200 Main Road property. Visit https://www.oldtownartsguild.org/ (oldtownartsguild.org) and https://www.southoldhistorical.org/ (southoldhistorical.org) for more information about the weekend fair. Dr. Jesus Garcia, Wednesday Wisdom Underwritten by https://www.ltveh.org/ (LTV Studios) Dr. Jesus Garcia is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at NYU Langone Long Island School of Medicine's Division of Geriatrics. He joins Gianna to talk about Alzheimer's and other dementia diagnoses ahead of this Friday morning's fifth annual Hispanic/Latinx symposium for the Alzheimer's Association's Long Island Chapter. The event will be held at 300 Broadhollow Road in Melville. To register, visit https://www.alz.org/longisland (alz.org/longisland) or call the Alzheimer's Association 24/7 Helpline at 800-272-3900.

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This week Demar and Adriel discuss Digga D's latest mixtape ‘Noughty By Nature', the absence of sliding 808's and the emergence of 50 Cent's influence. Demar's rating: 6Adriel's rating: 5The Love List: Why, Main Road, Stuck In the Mud, G LockFollow us:Twitter / Instagram:@AlbumModePod@AdrielSmileyOfficial@DemarjGrantClubhouse / Greenroom:@demar@adrielsmiley

We are heading across the pond as we do the album review for Noughty By Nature by Digga D. This is The "Classic" Quest podcast where we break down the Hip Hop albums track by track. Holden Stephan Roy and Chris Chrome are here with our thoughts on each song and we can't wait to see what you think in the comments. 00:00 Why we are reviewing Digga D, the cover and album title 11:01 Intro (NbN) 17:14 Alter Ego 23:27 Load Up 30:38 Stuck in the Mud 35:00 Pump 101 (With Still Brickin) 42:26 Hold It Down 46:12 What You Reckon (with B-Lovee) 51:53 Main Road 57:07 Secret (With Rack5, Dodgy, Horrid1, Internet Money) 01:04:06 G Lock (Ft. Moneybagg Yo) 01:10:59 Statement 01:16:00 Addicted 01:20:44 Attention 01:25:40 Rambo (With Hotboii) 01:30:35 Why (With AJ Tracey) 01:34:55 Let it Go (Ft. Maverick Sabre) - Noughty By Nature album review grade reveal Make sure to check out Digga D - Noughty By Nature and do your own album review: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_n53Er3lcWTRBMb4M0NeFspYQJJsLGl7_8 Discover Holden Stephan Roy's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/behindthatsuit Your Lady Friend Bonnie: Twitter: @ylfbonnie IG: @Yourladyfriendbonnie Chris Chrome: https://linktr.ee/ChrisChrome93

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Mishandling detours can permanently derail your life. Join us for week 2 of our series, Detours, where Pastor Cody Johnson will bring an encouraging talk on getting back to the main road in our life of following Christ. Speaker: Pastor Cody Johnson

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Раскрыли тайну как перестраивался Main Road Post under the hood. С какими сложностями столкнулась продюсерская сторона компании, и как agile помогает и мешает в повседневной жизни и работе. Понимают ли заказчики что такое scrum и как с ним работать. Какие инструменты используются в продюсировании проектов. Любовь к кино, и кто что сейчас смотрит. И так же бонус контент только для подписчиков патреона — обсуждаем всех песиков которые приходят в MRP и как найти их инстраграмм.

It's the caricature of France, a person wearing a beret and carrying a baguette, or French loaf as we tend to call it, under their arm. But it is true that the country has a long tradition of making all kinds of delicious bread and you cannot have a meal in France without some on the table. So, it's no surprise that the Paris-Cape Town bakery, which opened its doors in June, was recently named as a new hotspot by the prestigious food guide, Eat Out. Situated on the Main Road in Sea Pont near the Artem Centre, it's owned by Parisian businessman, Laurent Bezaudun, and offers a wide range of bread, quiches, sandwiches, and pastries. And they're all made according to age-old traditions by three French bakers and pastry chefs, including our guest today, Serena Obadia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Современная киноиндустрия тесно связана с ИТ, ведь многие фильмы создаются с помощью компьютерной графики и 3D-моделирования. Сколько нужно людей чтобы создать сцены, которые невозможно отличить от реальных? Как прийти к тому чтобы создавать воображаемые миры на экране? Надо быть художником или программистом? Когда начинать? И сколько можно получать $$$? Дима с Лилей в гостях у Армана Яхина в офисе Main Road Post.

Kfm Mornings are helping small businesses in the Cape with some airtime on the show. In return, the businesses offer a prize to a lucky listener to win! If you'd like to punt your business, send the team an email at mornings@kfm.co.za. The below companies were featured on Monday, 26 October.  C19 ROOM GUARD A certified air sanitizer and disinfectant. It effectively disables bacteria spores and viruses in the air. Simply add the C19 Room Guard solution to your room mister/diffuser/humidifier, for an extra layer of protection in your office space and in your home.  jd@roomguard.co.za  www.roomguard.co.za ALL ABOUT LAUNDRY  Laundry service based at 79 Main Road, Muizenberg. Come and experience a fresh new journey with us. Wash dry, Iron, drop off and collect and pick up and drop off within 7km.  aboutlaundrycpt@gmail.com SKINSATIONS BEAUTIFUL SKIN  They are situated in Somerset and offer advice, treatments and they prescribe the very best treatments and products to suit your skin type and achieve your beauty goals. They offer a comprehensive range of face treatments, hands and feet treatments as well as waxing. skinsationsbeautifulskin@gmail.com  www.skinsationsbeautif.wixsite.com/skinsations  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We look forward to Manchester City's visit to Elland Road by looking back at an FA Cup tie from the year 2000.This week Sam & Adam look back to when #LUFC travelled to Main Road, top of the Premier League, and faced a Manchester City side who were top of Division 1. Enjoy a plethora of goals as both sides aimed to get their name in the hat for the 5th round.

Inilah episode podcast Main Sepeda yang mungkin paling banyak ditunggu-tunggu. Sebab di episode 13 ini, Azrul Ananda dan Johnny Ray Menjawab pertanyaan para pemirsa podcast. Keduanya menjawab beberapa dari puluhan pertanyaan yang disampaikan melalui kolom komentar kanal YouTube Mainsepeda hingga episode ke-12. Sekali lagi, dalam podcast kali ini keduanya tidak ingin jadi orang paling sok tahu. Azrul dan Johnny Ray akan berbagi pengalaman tentang bersepeda. Berdasarkan pengalaman tersebut, mereka coba mengurai berbagai masalah yang ditemui saat gowes. Di antara yang menarik dibahas adalah pertanyaan soal obesitas yang membuat banyak orang khawatir untuk gowes dengan road bike. Ia juga bertanya tentang fat burning mode dalam olahraga sepeda. Ada pula pertanyaan tentang waktu terbaik bersepeda, hingga perlu tidaknya pengawalan saat gowes. Tak tanggung-tanggung Azrul membawa langsung motor yang selama ini digunakan untuk pengawalan saat ia dan komunitasnya gowes jarak jauh dengan rute ekstrem. So, nantikan premiere podcast-nya pada Rabu, 9 September 2020, tepat pukul 16.00 WIB. Hanya di kanal YouTube dan Spotify Mainsepeda. Jangan lupa nyalakan tombol lonceng agar dapat notifikasinya. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mainsepeda/support

Welcome to the season 3 premiere episode of Sunshine from Heaven. I am happy to welcome my uncle Min Eric Travis from Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church located in Brunswick, GA, He is under the leadership of Senior Pastor Debbie E. Travis. Minister Travis delivers a powerful word about learning to stay on the main road. May God bless your mind and heart to receive this word and remember to share a little sunshine!! --- 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/melvin-j-nichols/message

Here we have a chat with Deb Gartland who is the Co-ordinator of the Gellibrand Community . Our Vision The Vision of the Gellibrand Community House is to provide lifelong learning opportunities and social networks, encouraging people to develop skills, confidence and a sense of community involvement. Comprehensive and diverse ranges of classes/activities are offered each term, which foster our commitment to lifelong learning. Our Mission The Mission of the Gellibrand Community House is to provide a welcoming and safe place that actively fosters inclusive participation and partnership in living and learning. We do this by offering accessible and affordable courses, programs and services designed to enrich the lives of all in our community, regardless of age, ability or background. We encourage a sense of belonging in the community. Find them on Facebook and 5 Main Road, 3239 03 52 35 83 48

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Fine Music Radio — In this week’s edition of Being Green, Glynis Crook speaks to arborist and Chairman of the Friends of the Arderne Gardens, Francois Krige, about this incredible but relatively little known park that is situated just a few minutes’ walk away from the busy central Claremont shopping district. Established 175 years ago by British timber merchant, Ralph Henry Arderne, it is home to the largest collection in South Africa of exotic trees. This includes six of the so-called Champion Trees, a designation given to exceptional trees that represent a unique part of the nation's forest heritage. The Arderne Gardens can be found on the Main Road in Claremont and is open every day from 9h until 18h. Entrance is free. Find out more at: https://www.ardernegardens.org.za/. Arderne Gardens

Welcome to episode 19 of the Miracle Ford Podcast. In this episode, John Haggard sits down with Mary Gauerke, the marketing manager of the Gallatin Parks and Recreation Department. She’stalks about the department and the exciting news of the upcoming Miracle Park. They also talk about the following topics: Mary’s Experience With 4-H ProgramsMary’s Milwaukee Background4-H Then vs 4-H NowMary’s Travels and Her Favorite CountriesMary’s Fondness Of CarsWhat Miracle Park Is All About and Who It’s ForWhere Miracle Park Is LocatedHow to Contact Mary Transcript John Haggard 0:02 Welcome to the Miracle Ford Special Edition Podcast where we also interview community leaders and shakers on upcoming events that are of interest to the Gallatin-Sumner County area, even outside of the area. And today, we’re excited to have Mary Gauerke on the podcast. Mary is the marketing manager for the Gallatin Parks and Recreation Department. Hey, Mary, welcome to the podcast. Mary Gauerke 0:24 Thank you! Happy to be here. John Haggard 0:26 Glad to have you here. And I think before we dive into your role and what you’re doing there, people want to say well, who is Mary Gauerke? So before we talk about Gallatin-Sumner County, and for those who are new to the area, or may know you and just want to know more about you, tell us a little bit about your background. Did you grow up in Gallatin or are you an import from somewhere? Mary Gauerke 0:49 I’m an import. John Haggard 0:50 You’re an import? Mary Gauerke 0:51 Yes. I’m a Midwestern import from the burbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. And I’m a mom and a wife. And I have two beautiful teenagers at Hendersonville High School. John Haggard 1:08 Let’s go back just for a moment when you were in the Midwest, and you’re saying Milwaukee area, did I get that right? Mary Gauerke 1:14 Yes, yes, Milwaukee area. I’m from the largest village in the state of Wisconsin. Menominee Falls, Wisconsin. John Haggard 1:23 Alright, so when you were in high school, sometimes, high school can be some of the most fun years and sometimes the most formative years in terms of where people go from there. But, what did you do in high school that was maybe the most fun? Mary Gauerke 1:39 I have a couple of things that stand out in my head. It seems like, that’s been decades ago that I was in high school, but the two things that stand out are one: I participated in a program called the Art Satellite Program where I got to leave my high school at noon and got on a bus that was chartered through the school system. And that bus would take me to downtown Milwaukee. And I got to spend the rest of my day at the Milwaukee Art Museum during this Art Satellite Program. So I studied curative art, art by the masters, drawing, and painting, and that was my emphasis. And so, you know, in those formative years, where you think, Oh, I just, I just don’t fit in. I was very blessed to, I guess being at a high school that just embraced the arts. And I found my niche and that was in Visual Arts and I had so much fun doing that and learning from professors and learning from, you know what it’s like to run a museum, a world-class museum and that was probably one of my bigger things that I remember from high school. And the other one is that I was very, very much involved in the 4-H Program in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. And now as a mom, my kids are highly involved in Sumner County 4-H. John Haggard 3:30 Is there anything different today about 4-H versus years ago? Mary Gauerke 3:36More now. They embrace technology, they embrace STEM. They embrace the deep learning of animals and our impact on how we can make animals better whether it’s equine or swine but see I was a burbs kid, so I did not grow up with cars and cooking, really at all my background in 4-H was with photography, with drawing, and painting with ceramics. I showed my cat. So if you do not live on a farm, there is a place for you and 4-H. And now with, you know, computer science and, and things like that. They’ve really embraced technology in 4-H. So it’s how kids can, you know, maybe have a touch with maybe their future career path. So, yeah. John Haggard 4:40 All right. So before we talk about your role at the Gallatin Parks and Recreation Department, and all the work that you do there, what do you like to do on your time off? Your hobbies, what do you like most? Mary Gauerke 4:52 Oh, I love traveling with my family. So, I was at about 17 foreign countries. Before I was 21. Yeah, my family loves to travel. And so I was very blessed to have a passport that got stamped all over the world. John Haggard 5:11 Wow. So what was the most exciting country, would you say? Mary Gauerke 5:15 Hmm, I mean, my love is definitely Germany. My family’s heritage is German. And so when I walk the street in Germany, I just feel at home. But the most exciting I think, was living as an exchange student in 4-H in Australia. And so I visited Australia, New Zealand, and, you know, learning about forestry in New South Wales was my project when I was there. And, gosh, I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to go back again. And the places that I did get to visit are very, very much changed with the wildfires. So yeah, I love Australia and New Zealand for sure. John Haggard 6:02 So the one thing about you, Mary, that most people would not know and that someone would be really surprised to know about you, what would that be? Mary Gauerke 6:13 I would have to say I’m a car nut. And I didn’t realize I was a car nut until I married my husband. And I really love cars. My mom loves her. She has a Lincoln from Miracle and she just got it service there because she’s 77 she has one of those Lincoln SUVs, the fancy-schmancy ones with like air-conditioned seats and all that stuff. Anyways, so she had the tailgate up and forgot and backed out and scratched it on the garage door. And Miracle took so good care of her and getting it, you know, getting it fixed and repaired. And she was just beside herself because that was her baby and she bruised her baby. Funny. So yeah, so I guess maybe my little carnet thing was kind of apropos for the podcast. And I love old cars. I love vintage cars. John Haggard 7:18 Do you have some? Mary Gauerke 7:19 I do. I do. I had my husband ask me to marry him with a 1973 Volkswagen Squareback. John Haggard 7:26 Wow. Mary Gauerke 7:29 And Martha is in the garage as we speak. She does not get right rained on. John Haggard 7:34 Gotcha. Gotcha. So let’s talk about how did you arrive at the Gallatin Parks and Recreation Department as a marketing manager. Mary Gauerke 7:43 Well, I first started out with the city in the Economic Development Agency at City Hall. And an opportunity came about and I talked about it with the mayor before I turned in my application for the position. And she thought that I would be just an amazing fit over here and, and I, I’m very proud of the work that I get to do with Parks and Rec and I get to make an impact in the community. You know, I see where programs are going and I see who they benefit. So that is just a wonderful wonderful opportunity for me as the graphics and the marketing and the branding that I get to do I get to see who it affects. To be able to see you know, see day campers and see the older generations that are coming and working out every day in their 90s and benefiting from the wonderful place that we have here in Gallatin, which is the Civic Center. So it’s a great, great place and we’ve got some amazing parks. We’ve got more acreage and parks than I think any other city in Sumner County. John Haggard 8:54 So, I meant to ask you what brought you to the Gallatin area. Mary Gauerke 9:01 Well, I live in Hendersonville, but what brought me to Sumner County was a job. I got a job with Fruit of the Loom back in 1998. So that’s how I got down south of the Mason Dixon. John Haggard 9:15 Were they headquartered in Bowling Green? Mary Gauerke 9:19 Yes, Bowling Green Kentucky. And then, you know, I realized “Oh, well if I go a little bit south, that’s kind of like the burbs of Milwaukee.” And it just felt Hendersonville, Gallatin, and the distance from Nashville seemed to feel so much more like home than Bowling Green did. So that’s how I got down here. John Haggard 9:43 And I understand there’s a new development underway called Miracle Park. So tell us what Miracle Park is and where it’s going to be when it’s going to open who can go What is it all about? Mary Gauerke 9:55 The Miracle Park was the brainchild of our director David Brown here at Parks and Rec. I it is just a tad under six acres of ADA-compliant recreation that we are planning to take over a little corner of our Triple Creek Park. So it’s going to consist of a ball field, a pedal Park, and a playground. And this is really a place where everyone can play together. It’s an all-inclusive playground. And kids who are mobility impaired can play with typical kids or kids on the autism spectrum. We have a section called the Chill Zone. And that really is something that I was just so excited when I saw the planning for that because I have a child, a young man with autism. And I thought, “Geez, I wish we had this when he was little because he would go to the park and he would play with mulch.” There was nothing there that really interested him. And so this particular section called the Chill Zone is going to have some wonderfully bright-colored panels that are different textures and when the light hits them it will look like a kaleidoscope and it’s just a place where they can feel safe. It’s under shade that particular section so, so a little kid with that is getting a little bit maybe overwhelmed sensory wise, can go and escape to the chill zone. John Haggard 11:37 Are there other Miracle Parks around or where did David get this idea? Mary Gauerke 11:42 There are. We’ve got Miracle Parks… well, we’ve got special needs parks or mobility impaired parks popping up all over the United States. And most recently the one that I got to help with a volunteer with Was Mary’s Magical Place in Hendersonville. So this one has the three aspects to it that make it different and then other special needs parks or mobility friendly parks. So this one has the ball field, the pedal park, and the playground, not just a playground. So this is really, really exciting. The donor for the pedal park, which is the first part of the park that was underway, that is All Access Coach. All Access donated $120,000 to build that and the concrete has already been poured for that. So when weather permits, we’re going to start doing all of the other aspects that need to be done to that. The installation of the equipment, the signs, all of that. And then if you go over to Triple Creek Park this is all located when you drive in from the Main Road 31-E. It is on your left-hand side, behind the outdoor fitness facility. So you can see a sign that says “future home of the Miracle Park” right there. So we are underway. And I cannot give you a time, you know, with weather permitting, you know weather changes things. We have everything for the part the playground ordered. We’re underway with planning-wise, but I don’t have a ribbon-cutting date as of yet. John Haggard 13:39 So how is Miracle Park funded? I know you mentioned donations also, but not only now to complete what you want to have done, but also for the future. Mary Gauerke 13:49 Yes, we have written a grant and we won a grant through the state of $500,000. The city of Gallatin generously donated a matching amount of 500,000. We are in agreement to pay back with donations with fundraising. So our next fundraiser event that we have on the books is for June 20, 2020. It is the Miracle Park Golf Scramble at Long Hollow golf course. John Haggard 14:24 Is there anything that I didn’t ask you about Miracle Park or just for someone who’s listening, something they should know anything at all that we didn’t talk about? Mary Gauerke 14:35 Well, I think the emphasis of this park is that we want it inclusive, not exclusive. We want to make sure that kids that are challenged mobility, intellectually, any sort of disability will be able to play right alongside their typical friends, their typical peers. Because it’s so important in this day and age where we like to compartmentalize kids and say, Well these kids are gifted and these kids need a little help and these kids are way far behind. Well, you know, on the playground, this playground will put them all on the same level and just have fun and be a kid. John Haggard 15:24 And so what’s the best way, Mary, for people to get in touch with you if they want to learn more about Miracle Park or you know, just what’s going on at Gallatin Parks and Rec? Mary Gauerke 15:35 Yeah, they can go on our website and that is www.GallatinParksandRec.com And they can also call the Civic Center, we have many things that they could do to put their stamp on this park. They could have a monument stone on the sidewalk with their name on it or a name of a loved one, or four birthday or an anniversary. That number at the Civic Center is 615-451-5911. John Haggard 16:11 Folks, you’ve been listening to Mary Gauerke, the marketing manager for Gallatin Parks and Recreation, our special edition guest today on the Miracle Ford Podcast. Thanks, Mary for your time, and just we’re looking forward to Miracle Park. All the progress and maybe we can talk again soon and find out what’s been going on since we did this podcast. Mary Gauerke 16:32 Thank you. John Haggard 16:33 All right. So join us right here again, folks for another special edition of the podcast. In addition to the automotive topics, we discuss the best ways to purchase lease service and maintain, accessorize and sell your vehicle for the highest resale value possible, when you’re ready to do it. And don’t forget the transcript of each podcast that’s really important because you can go get the information right there in black and white and type right here on the website. You can easily refer to it for information at your fingertips. I’m your host, John Haggard and we will see you next time.

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Reporter Mahreen Khan and executive editor Steve Wick discuss The Suffolk Times' cover story on a proposal to pursue eminent domain in the battle to keep a section of Main Road in Mattituck from being developed as a hardware store. This week's episode is brought to you by your local dealerships Riverhead Ford Lincoln and Riverhead Buick GMC, not just a better deal, a better dealership. www.riverheadlincoln.com www.riverheadbuickgmc.com

Jackie Keiser, Tour Guide, speaking about the history of the Hanover Green Cemetery and the annual Heritage Day, Sunday, June 2, 2019, from noon to 5:00, 689 Main Road, Hanover Twp, PA. Admission is free with a small fee for the tours (free to veterans w/ID). www.hanovergreencemetery.com/

Ep.073 "Old Men & Bad Choices" We discuss if Jeff was a car, what kind would he be; Jordan Peele, Jussie Smollette and why it's racist to date white people; throwing people in jail; Robert Kraft; the college admission scandal; testosterone replacement therapy; showering in your underwear, I get angry at Jeff; we chat with "Denny" from Quite Guys Farms and play music by Mister Oomph Mister Oomph:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvwznacoHiI iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/fake-eyes-feat-mac-da-villain-single/1453557166 Distro: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/misteroomph/fake-eyes-featmac-da-villain Tattoo Shop: 563 Main Road, Glendale, New South Wales 2285   Quiet Guys Farms: Web: Www.quietguysfarms.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quietguysfarms/ Shoutouts: https://instagram.com/countryrootsltd?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=plxxt9edmivy https://instagram.com/sugarshackconcentrates?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=8zal37e3a7lp

Tune into our first live show of 2019, as Dungeon Master Dan Last expertly takes the cast of DPR "Into The Rat", with unrivaled skill and hilarity, and the help of some amazing audience suggestions!      This episode was recorded live at The Main Bar, 28 Main Road, Bakery Hill, in Ballarat on Friday March 1st, 2019.   Credits:   http://www.dicepaperrole.com/podcast/dpr-live-7-into-the-rat/

When the Detour Becomes the Main Road – In this year-end episode, Lynda reflects on highlights from Season 1 and the common thread in each episode. She shares her thoughts on why writing matters and previews a fascinating, fun-filled Season 2.      www.bookingauthorsink.com

In the 1970's, Wes Craven was brutal and this film is no exception. An unflinching look at the lengths a family will go to survive, this film is bleak and primal, only mere cinematic steps away from Last House on the Left. Plus, cannibals! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HorrorMovieSurvivalGuide)

The Celtic Star Podcast: A Celtic State of Mind presents its 34th instalment of insightful discussion around the culture of Celtic Football Club, the city of Glasgow, and fans of the reigning treble-winning Scottish champions.This week, Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham are joined by Inspiral Carpets' Clint Boon, who wrote a classic song that will forever be associated with the club’s invincible treble-winning campaign – ‘This is How it Feels’.Crafted by Clint in the late eighties, ‘This is How it Feels’ became one of Inspiral Carpets’ biggest hits upon its release in 1990. This song became a Madchester classic, and renditions have previously rang out at the city’s Old Trafford and Main Road stadiums. Now, in homage to Brendan Rodgers’ quest to lead Celtic to ten consecutive league titles in-a-row, the tune has travelled to Glasgow for a reworking by those renowned tunesmiths, The Green Brigade.But what does Clint Boon think of Celtic’s version of his melancholic slab of genius? The Oldham-born psychedelic organ-grinder joins A Celtic State of Mind to chat about ‘This is How it Feels’, Gary ‘Mani’ Mounfield, Noel Gallagher, Lee Mavers, Morrissey, Mark E Smith and more in Episode 34 of The Celtic Star podcast.A Celtic State of Mind has gone from strength-to-strength over the last few months, and there are many more guests lined up in the weeks ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @CelticStarPod and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

White Ribbon Campaign & One Last Hurrah at Main Road Synopsis:Kenny speaks with Rob McCann, National Manager of White Ribbon about the 2017 White Ribbon campaign and to Rose McInerney, Principal of Redcliffs School about the upcoming fair – the last at the Main Road site. Guests: Rob McCann, Rose McInerney

Buying on a main road should be viewed with caution. This tends to apply to both capital cities and regional centres. Ryan: They know buying on a main road in Sydney makes it hard to sell but does the same rule apply to regional areas where a main road is like a semi-main road, two […] The post Does Buying On A Main Road in a Regional Centre Make It Harder To Sell? appeared first on On Property.

Main Road Post is a visual effects production studio based in Moscow, Russia, since 2006. The studio has produced visual effects for many international films, including Wanted, Stalingrad, The Night Guard, Attraction. It has also worked on the Opening Ceremony for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. A year ago, the company implemented Scrum, a team-based workflow that a lot of Silicon Valley companies use. In this Episode, Allan McKay talks with the CEO of Main Road Post Arman Yahin about the company's history and films; as well as their philosophy on project and team management. For more show notes, visit www.allanmckay.com/87/. 

Character: Rossy Location: Junction of Main Road and Coast Road, Ximao South Island. There's a chemical cloud in the sky. Can Rossy’s experience flying the hospital drone help the International Search and Rescue team? Partially supported by The European Broadcasting Union. Written by Glyn Maxwell. Directed and produced by Sharon Sephton.

Stay on the Main Road! Danny and Tyler will lead the way on this latest episode of FRIED SQUIRMS as they discuss horror legend Wes Craven’s The Hills Have Eyes. This movie helped these devil boys become devil men and it’s their pleasure to tear into it with you, just wait for us to go let Mercury know it’s time for dinner first. Listen to more Fried Squirms at www.friedsquirms.com Check out all earVVyrm podcasts at www.earvvyrm.com

Novelist Mark Haddon reflects on the house in Northamptonshire which was his childhood home, until the age of 12: "It was a detached, three bedroom, two storey new-build on a thin strip of reclaimed rubbish dump between the end of a red-brick terrace and the Smarts' bungalow. My father was an architect and although he didn't design the building himself it was, in its modest way, an architect's house, a couple of cuts above provincial 1960s boilerplate." This week's Essays are part of the 70th birthday celebrations of the Third Programme: the network discussed architecture from its earliest days, covering both new initiatives and historic buildings, most notably in talks by Nikolaus Pevsner. Producer Clare Walker.

Rodney and Shane ride around the western Sydney suburb of Blacktown. Topics include: Shane's neck, Darug tribe, The Mess Makers, on the town, George Lucas, Toni Collette, Shane's seat, Backpacks, Main Road street, Tree and run, Brian, Trivia guy, Shane's sugar ban and birds are dinosaurs.

This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the crew is back to discuss the serious possibilities of a head transplant, Orange is the New Black, Constantine season 2 status, Wonder Woman solo film, X-Men: Apocalypse, Captain Marvel, Michael Myers vs. Jason Vorhees vs reality, Ant-Man, Star Wars Episode VII, Daredevil, and much more.

As we continue to debate the value of standards and testing our guests argue that we may be leaving much more important issues out of the discussion. Follow: @pammoran @irasocol @maryannreilly @charneycoach @bamradionetwork #edchat #atchat. MaryAnn Reilly, President of Blueprints for Learning -- a consulting company and blogger at Between the By-Road and the Main Road. Renee Charney facilitates individual and team growth, and leads initiatives that influence ongoing development and change

Introduction to Living Life on the Main Road—Ecclesiastes: A Philosophy of Life.