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Bobby reveals a scam that almost got him on Instagram. Proof that you have to be alert with everything online even when it seems legit! Amy also shares her story about how she thinks someone tried to steal her identity over the weekend. Amy tells us the pet that her son wants and now she is looking into…we can't believe it! Per listener request…Bobby reveals the latest Bobby Bones Show 'Employee of the Month'! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

The challenges of 'Pride Month' - Mazhar Khan by Radio Islam

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MTR Podcast(Money Talks Radio)present the Season 2 | Ep. 19 with hosts @WallstreetDame x @KingShow1984 x @OvoRell live from Aarrow Studios. This episode the team sits down with the 413's own Frank Nino. Follow "MTR PODCAST" on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts to listen to audio. Also, visit "Money Talks" youtube page for video.

Bobby reveals who is the winner for Employee of the Month for February. But everyone has to give their speech after being eliminated from contention as if they won. Bobby gives his Top 5 rejected segments based on ideas that the show members sent in that were not used. Raymundo makes good on his bet and takes the polar plunge! We hear how it went.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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East Coast Radio — We kick off women's month with uThisha uSky Tshabalala with an important phrase that introduces the month.

In this chat, we talk to our good mates in Mental Health, Mark Losewitz & Mitch Hannan the creators of MENDL - Melbourne-based apparel brand who are doing incredible work for Men's Mental Health. Mitch and Mark are great friends and became a big part of each others' support network which has manifested in this awesome philanthropic endeavour, taking the profits from their company and donating to a 'Charity of the Month'. They talk about their experiences working together, their highs and lows and how grateful they are for each other. Their goal is to normalise the conversations around Mental Health and help foster supportive relationships in men, all the while wearing some great gear! Being a part of this conversation with the Mendl Boys was really special, it isn't easy to open up about how much you love your mates especially when they're sitting next to you on the couch but the fellas were amazing and it's special to see. Liam and I joined them for their Mendl Movement interview a while ago so whip over and have a look at that as well! WATCH THE YOUTUBE VIDEO HEREEnjoy the chat.!

Episode 7 of the FFN 'Mentor of the Month' podcast is 2019 NSW Royal Agricultural Societies Rural Achiever James Cleaver. James is born and bred in the gateway to the outback Nyngan, NSW. A 5th generation of a proud farming family James is passionate about building successful farm business practices and creating a sustainable future for Australian Agriculture. After briefly practicing law at a well regarded Dubbo law firm, James now works as a Rural Support Worker for the NSW DPI. Listen into a great yarn between James and FFN Director Tim Flynn where they cover everything from to peoples core values through to the importance of the 'one finger wave' country folk give to each other!

Every week the Distinct Nostalgia Mind of the Month quiz puts a tv, film or radio fan to the test about their chosen specialist subject. Now, we've reached the Series 2 final. Andy Hoyle is your host as Mike from Sheffield in South Yorkshire battles it out with Simon from Lancaster in Lancashire. In Round 1, Mike answered questions on I'm Alan Partridge while Simon chose the original 1960s Avengers series. So how will they do with 20 questions each on tv, film, radio and entertainment general knowledge? The winner is crowned 'The Distinct Nostalgia Series 2 Mind of the Month' and bags a Distinct Nostalgia mug in the process. The Distinct Nostalgia Mind of the Month Quiz is produced by MIM.If you'd like to test your knowledge, go to distinctnostalgia.com and fill in the contact form. The Distinct Nostalgia Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner

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Every week the Distinct Nostalgia Mind of the Month quiz puts a tv, film or radio fan to the test about their chosen specialist subject. Now, we've reached the Series 1 final. Andy Hoyle is your host as Andrew White from Doncaster in South Yorkshire v Andy Hill from Manchester. In Round 1, Andy Hill answered questions on Rising Damp. Andrew White chose Bewitched. So how will they do with 20 questions each on tv, film, radio and entertainment general knowledge? The winner is crowned 'The Distinct Nostalgia Series 1 Mind of the Month' and bags a Distinct Nostalgia mug in the process. The Distinct Nostalgia Mind of the Month Quiz is produced by MIM.If you'd like to test your knowledge, go to distinctnostalgia.com and fill in the contact form. The Distinct Nostalgia Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner

Our next guest for Episode 6 of the FFN 'Mentor of the Month' podcast will be Aline Teixeira, the Managing Director Agribusiness at FTI Consulting. Aline has more than eleven years experience in corporate finance transactions and over 15 years commercial experience. Aline has extensive experience in management of the planning and control functions of medium and large enterprises. She also has experience in working through complex investigations and due diligence analysis in various industries, primarily focused on agribusiness, but also including mining, retail and manufacturing. Working across Australia and Latin America, Aline specialises in advising clients around business transformation and operation performance reviews including financial modelling and cash flow analysis. She has worked extensively on advisory projects and transactions within the beef, horticulture, broad-acre cropping, and a number of sectors of the agribusiness supply chain. Aline owns and operates an Arabica coffee and beef cattle farm business in Brazil, where she is responsible for overseeing all operations of the business and complying with regulatory obligations. Aline is a qualified veterinarian and a CPA.

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And it begins, first #EFTV of the year! Man, we go hard on some tough stories AND then, it gets REAL!!!! We then drop thoughts on Netflix BIG new show, 'The Witcher'. PLUS, with this weeks Audible book, we go back to Conn Iggulden's 'Empire of Salt' trilogy for book two, 'Shiang'. This week: - Perv Priest killed with crucifix!!! - Daily Mirror are DIRTY trolls!!! - Lamar Jackson, Rolexes & Charity - Chin Check pod quick thoughts - Christmas rambles REVIEWS & RECOMMENDATIONS - TV: The Witcher - S1 - thoughts AUDIBLE - Shiang by C.F. Iggulden *(Music) '1st of tha Month' by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - 1995

This week is a solo run on making December a 'healing month' to finish the year on a positive note, which I started thinking about on the way back from a recent trip to Berlin. Every year has its challenges and highlights, and December seems to be as good a time as any to practice some self-love, looking after yourself going into the festive season, and doing the work up front to have a positive start to the new year, which can often be a challenging time in itself. Grá Mór, Ainle. x

Special edition of producer month continues tonight with MR. PAYBACK the coldest on the bass and one of the dopest producer on the West and everywhere

Continuing producer month with the talented J Pad Da Juggernaut as the special guest. Dropping new fire and talking about the music business.

Special guest producer/rapper K Waz joins Ms.Toi with new single, projects and music from the artist he has worked with.

On this week's episode, we begin (1:07) by discussing how the concept and role of pets is evolving as Vietnam becomes increasingly wealthy. More people are buying expensive breeds of cats and dogs, but cities like Saigon have introduced stricter pet regulations, while many new apartment complexes don't allow pets. Then (17:15), we dive into 'Ghost Month' and the traditions that come with it, such as not making big purchases or life decisions in order to avoid bad luck. As always, we end with Bánh Mì Banter (32:11).

Michelle and Emily celebrate their monthly "Time of the Month" facebook live show with a studio audience in Studio A. They sip on a splurge wine: Nicholson Jones 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon. Emily showers Michelle with birthday gifts of flowers, wine glasses, and dark chocolate cake. Emily asks Michelle to share select advice through the decades of life. Michelle gives advice from 0-10, 10-20, 20-30, 30-40, and 40-50. They share funny stories about their first cars and learning to drive a stick shift while holding the driver's door closed. Michelle talks about how painting rooms in her house was therapy for her during divorce. Michelle revisits a blog post "Some things I've learned..." she wrote 10 years ago on her first blog - The Minivan Philosopher. Special thanks to Denise Naughton of Brand You Media & STL Verified (she's also our guest on Episode 21 - Good News Network) for providing us with the equipment to record this episode for our Cliterally Speaking the Podcast Youtube Channel. Thank you for listening and subscribing to Cliterally Speaking the Podcast. Visit our website: www.cliterallyspeakingpodcast.com Facebook: @cspeakpodcast Instagram: @cliterallyspeakingthepodcast Twitter: @cliterallyspea1 Please call our comment line: 812-727-0794 Watch our youtube channel (Cliterally Speaking the Podcast) for all the behind the scenes discussions during our recording sessions. And Subscribe, Like, Share our podcast with EVERYONE!

As another Black History Month comes to a dispiriting close, Candice Jones, president and CEO of the Public Welfare Foundation, stopped by the pod to drop some much-needed optimism in our lives. In this episode, Jones reflects on the tumultuous Black History Month we just endured; what it’s like to be a black woman running a major philanthropic foundation; and the merits of pragmatic versus transformational change in criminal justice reform. If February was draining, Jones offers a silver lining with reasons to be hopeful.

It's the last day of Women In Horror Month and -- just a forewarning -- this is a far more serious episode of CPM than usual. In this Quickiesode, Brock hijacks the podcast studio to discuss why 'Women in Horror Month' means so much to him. He mentions some of the special women in his own life, some of his favorite female horror icons, and many of the real life women in horror who've impacted his life -- from musicians and artists to other podcasters. ***Trigger warning*** He also talks about sexual assault. Be patient with the somber tone of this episode. More love, light and fun is around the corner. Listen to Zalatan Music. Look at Amy May Pop Art's awesome art -- including CPM t-shirts! Become a Final Girl contestant in a future CPM gameshow episode!

James Hickey, chief investment strategist at H.D. Vest Financial Services said that the strong gains realized by the market in January are likely to be what investors experience for the year. While anticipating a flat market for the rest of 2019, Hickey said he does expect some volatility to make things look better or worse throughout, and he ntoed that he is tilting his portfolios toward small-cap stocks, and avoiding Europe and cutting back on emerging markets investments. Also on the show, a rebroadcast of a recent interview with Brent Schutte from Northwestern Mutual, and the Market Call with Jim Lowell, editor of The Fidelity Investor and Fidelity Sector Investor newsletters.

Recorded live on 2 turntables back in 2001, this was a very special mix for me that started a defining moment in my DJ career. Not only did it win Muzik Magazines 'Bedroom Bedlam' competition that started getting me booked internationally but also iDJ magazine's 'Top Tape of the Month' competition! It also scooped up an award from Mixed.net and Bedroombedlam.net!   If you like the podcast please do give us a comment & review and remember you can get more shows here as well as some exclusive mixes: http://smarturl.it/JCpodcast TRACK LIST 1 Moloko "Sing It Back" (House Of Lords mix) [F-111] 2 JKL "Aloha Satellite Special" (Soul of Man remix) [Aloha Stereo] 3 PMT "Gyromancer" [Acetate] 4 Elite Force "Here Come The Flow" [Fused & Brused] 5 Dee Patten "Who's The Bad Man" (Sound System remix) [Hardhands] 6 Koma & Bones vs Databass "Round 1: Fade In" [Freakaboom] 7 Phantom Beats "The Drop" [Plastic Raygun] 8 "Naughty" [Naughty] 9 Phantom Beats "Charged" [Plastic Raygun] 10 Scott Hardkiss "God Within (Raincry)" (Koma & Bones remix) [Dorigen] 11 Lexi Love "Fire & Ice EP" (remix) [Second Skin] 12 Phantom Beats "Stealth" [Functional Breaks] 13 La Liga "Black Russian" (Koma & Bones remix) [Carbon] 14 2 Sinners "Shatter"  [TCR] 15 Doc Scott "NHS (Disco Remix)" [Absolute]

21 Lessons for the 21st Century - by Yuval Noah Harari   We created myths to unite our species. We tamed nature to give us power.  We are now redesigning life to fulfill our wildest dreams. But do we know ourselves any more? Or will our inventions make us irrelevant?   21 Lessons is an exploration of what it means to be human in an age of bewilderment.   How can we protect ourselves from nuclear war, ecological cataclysms and technological disruptions? What can we do about the epidemic of fake news or the threat of terrorism? What should we teach our children? This book explores all of these vital questions and more.   This is our 'Book of the Month'. Join our Book Club and you'll get a hard copy sent to your doorstep, then you can join in the conversation with us: www.whatyouwilllearn.com/bookclub Buy your own copy of the book here: https://www.bookdepository.com/21-Lessons-for-the-21st-Century/9781787330870/?a_aid=adamsbooks

August - Family FUN Month! Hey y’all! It’s been a minute and it feels good to be back. In the episode we talk about how you can relax and recharge your social media this month. I share ideas on how to use social media to take advantage of key days in August including: Women’s Equality Day and Relaxation Day (August 15) instagram.com/savagegazelle savagegazelle.com estrohaze.com Listen to find out how you can open up to the world and show how amazing your business is to their needs! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/siritasavage/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/siritasavage/support

Ioanna and Zara discuss the importance of finding the right teacher and share some of their experiences both teaching and learning. Feature piece of the month is Mahler's Symphony No. 1 in D major, and noiseman Nick Marturano shares his take on last month's 'Scale of the Month'

We wrap up, for now, our series on Sean's website from high school, continuing with the 'Bitch of the Month' section. Today, Sean takes on Napster, Lars Ulrich and Boy Bands. Why are we even doing this anymore? Executively Produced, as always, by Cassie Moore Reid. Support Cold Dog Soup by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/cold-dog-soupCheck out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1b6d07 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Cold Dog Soup.

We're continuing our series about the website Sean made in high school, specifically the 'Bitch of the Month' section. In today's episode, we dig into what "punk rock" actually means and why the hell Sean he was in on the ground floor of Eminem's popularity by praising his second major release, The Marshall Mathers LP, which garnered several awards, positive reviews, and millions copied sold. Support Cold Dog Soup by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/cold-dog-soupCheck out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1b6d07 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Cold Dog Soup.

The idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) has grown in popularity around the world. Why? We discuss this with UBI Expert and senior associate with Freedman Consulting, LLC. Sebastian Johnson. Plus, with more than 100 million cell phones worldwide and growing Jacqueline Whitmore, founder of National Cell Phone Courtesy Month explains the do's and don'ts to using your phone when you're out and about. Follow us on www.twitter.com/worldabt worldabout.com

Blake Roeleven says he’s learnt the hard way when it comes to renovating property – but working with “shonky” tradesmen and builders-gone-bust hasn’t turned this investor away from creating equity in his portfolio. In fact, Blake’s determination led him to manufacture nearly $100,000 in equity for one property in less than a month. In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Blake joins host Phil Tarrant to explain why he's holding himself accountable for the overall success of his wealth-creation efforts, the steps he's taking to keep himself on track to achieve his goals, as well as his top tips on how investors can identify "shonky" tradesmen for themselves. Tune in now to hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show! SUBURBS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: *Drummoyne (http://bit.ly/2rTEKCI) *Melbourne (http://bit.ly/2sSXIIZ) *Brisbane (http://bit.ly/2t430yZ) RELATED ARTICLES OF INTEREST: *How to avoid a bad builder (http://bit.ly/2s1lkHr) *Property rose by 300%, but owners shouldn’t get cocky (http://bit.ly/2sWdVye) *Winter weather exposing Sydney vacancy rates (http://bit.ly/2sD7SeF) FOLLOW US: Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us on iTunes (The Smart Property Investment Show) and by liking and following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you’d like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insight! iTunes: apple.co/2tryShe Facebook: bit.ly/2rTJaom Twitter: bit.ly/2sSacBG LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/2sFIqVd www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au

Kathryn interviews blogger and mother Kari Wagner-Peck MSW, author of “Not Always Happy: An Unusual Parenting Journey”. Not Always Happy is a humorous and sharp chronicle about adopting a son with Down Syndrome from the Maine foster care system. Wagner-Peck seeks to smash the stereotypes surrounding people with Down Syndrome by sharing her funny and often brutal true life experiences. Wagner-Peck is featured in The Huffington Post, Parents Magazine and The New York Times. Kathryn also interviews Bryce G. Hoffman, bestselling author of “Red Teaming: How Your Business Can Conquer the Competition by Challenging Everything”. As the Trump Administration has been ushered in, companies are bracing for corporate changes. Red Teaming — a system developed by the U.S. military and intelligence agencies to cope with the uncertainties of the post-9/11 world — can help businesses adapt. Hoffman, an expert on Red Teaming, appears regularly on BBC, NPR, CNN, Fox Business and PBS.

In the first monthly edition of RTH, Ted, Steve, Big Rig and Dick recap all of Oscar's 'Oscarisms', elect the first 'Oscar of the Month', discuss the big Oscar v Drab fight and blame each other for losing biweekly recording privileges.  Enjoy and LLTH!

Steve McClaren tells EFL Weekly about returning to Derby, style of play and training ground drones. Wolves defender Richard Stearman takes on "10 to Tackle" and talks the Backstreet Boys, double relegation and hidden talents. Sky Sports EFL expert Ian Holloway reviews Aston Villa's first away win since August 2015, the goal scoring form of Dwight Gayle and poor ownership of football clubs. Bury manager Dave Flitcroft dismisses the 'Manager of the Month' curse after his side's bad October. Accrington's Gary Taylor-Fletcher talks about his joy at finding a Football League club and Sky Bet's Dale Tempest brings you the some tips for your weekend accumulator.

In this week’s episode of Food, Sex & Life for the Modern Woman, Nicole Jardim explains the four phases of our menstrual cycle. This episode is a must listen if you’re interested in getting in touch with your body on a hormonal level. Our hormones are not these crazy, wild emotional roller coasters out to ruin our lives. Our endocrine system and hormones are our guiding system. They react according to the current phase our body is going through and the sooner we learn to follow their guide, the better we will feel and know our bodies. Sign up to receive our newsletter, and you will also get our FREE 15-Day Fat Loss Kick Start Guide Four Phases of the Menstrual Cycle Phase 1- The Bleeding Phase or Menstruation The emphasis is on this phase being the big deal, but this is actually the last part of what happens to our bodies throughout the month. Hormones are at their lowest. Jardim recommends during this phase we plan to keep our calendar clear. Energy level is at it’s lowest. Phase 2- The Follicular Phase During this period our brain tells our ovaries to start producing hormones, and starts pushing egg out of ovaries. We fell more energy, mood is better, our verbal communication is better and everything starts to take a life of its own. Testosterone is activating our libido. It is recommended during this phase that we do strenuous exercise, brainstorm, go on job interviews, give presentations, go to networking events and go on dates! Phase 3- Ovulatory Phase This is “THE BIG DEAL”. Eggs are released from the ovaries, travel down the fallopian tubes and are either fertilized and implanted in the uterus or released in next period. Estrogen is real high. We get feel good vibes, cervical fluid is changing, cervix goes up high to catch best swimming sperm. We feel confident, self image is through the roof, libido is high and we have a heightened sense of vision, smell, taste and verbal. We feel the most bold. Recommendation: ask for a raise! Phase 4- The Luteal Phase This is the last half of our cycle, will last 10-14 days long, and will determine how long our cycle will be. We start producing progesterone which is the natural calming hormone, helps control hunger, cravings, mood  and PMS symptoms. Note: stress reduced progesterone levels. Recommendation is that during this phase we take Epsom salt baths, magnesium for building progesterone, go to bed earlier and try to remain relaxed a much as possible.   One of Nicole’s biggest recommendations is that we exercise according to our menstrual cycle, and avoid strenuous exercise during our cycle and the days leading up to it. Our bodies need less strenuous exercise…not more! Hmmm….where have we heard that before?? Yes, during our interview with Jason Seib, The Four Phases of Weight Loss- Exercise!!   What Should Our Menstrual Cycle Look Like? The four phases of the menstrual cycle should last between 25 to 35 days without much fluctuation from month to month. Two or three days off is OK. If it’s not that regular, there is a hormonal imbalance.   Common Period Problems and Tips to Alleviate Them Nicole goes over the 3 most common period problems she sees with her clients: Spotting Period stops and starts Amenorrhea PCOS She also gives some tips on what may be causing them and how to alleviate them. But she recommends going in steps. From a physical standpoint: Look at food first- what can you bring into your diet that will help. Maybe you start by eating leafy greens twice a day, instead of trying to revamp your entire diet all at once. Bring in healthy fats. Eliminate refined wheat and sugar Test blood sugar levels and stabilize. From an emotional standpoint: Start with the phases of your cycle. What can you do at each phase to nourish your body and build it into your calendar.   “You have to fill your cup first, before you take care of everybody else.”   If you want more help fixing your period, try one of Nicole’s “Fix Your Period” Courses:   FIX YOUR PERIOD COURSE – TRACK I Suffering related to your menstrual cycle is unnecessary… and most definitely NOT normal. (Statistically normal perhaps, but I promise it’s not the way your body was designed.) Your symptoms point to an underlying hormonal imbalance, and they are your body’s way of trying to tell you something is wrong. This innovative program will guide you through an easy step-by-step process to treat the root cause of your symptoms, so you can regain your sanity and have normal, healthy periods again – without pills or surgery.   FIX YOUR PERIOD COURSE – TRACK 2 While PMS is a huge problem for millions of women, there are just as many who suffer from incredibly irregular periods or no periods at all. The common causes are hormonal contraceptives, excess stress, lack of nutrients or over-exercising. Think of this program as a sort of “search and rescue” team for your period! This unique program contains the most up-to-date solutions available to treat the root cause of your symptoms so you can bring it all back: a regular period, your sexy, your energy, your healthy glow and your peace of mind.   Nicole’s 3 Habits to Ensure Her Hormonal Health: Get hugs everyday. It builds oxytocin. Builds closer connections. Have breakfast. Balances your sugar levels and allows you to power through your day. Have a grounding morning routine: Use heartmath Have 1 large glass of warm lemon water + 2 more large glasses of water- helps to go to the bathroom Have breakfast Read something non-work related Sign up to receive our newsletter, and you will also get our FREE 15-Day Fat Loss Kick Start Guide

This episode we get right back to doing what we do best, 'howling' at all of you! We talk Penny Dreadful, another werewolf in London (in our minds), a Wolf Cop comic (thanks ZEDD Radio!), a classic hair raising band gives us this week's Lycan Lyric, and finally lots of werewolf etsy madness in this weeks 'That Time of the Month'! Follow us on Twitter @sharethewere and tell your friends to join the fun!

The Zika virus is dominating the news this week. The latest data says it's been found in 21 countries so far. The symptoms are generally mild, but the possibility of a link to microcephaly has been raised in Brazil. Microcephaly is a serious condition where children are born with abnormally small heads and sometimes incomplete brain development. Trudie Lang, Professor of Global Health at Oxford University, and virologist Professor Jonathan Ball from Nottingham University discuss what we know so far. All the way from Antarctica our reporter Victoria Gill brings us the latest news about the citizen science project 'Penguin Watch'. Victoria installed new cameras with Dr Tom Hart and collected guano with Hila Levy. Gemma Clucas (Oxford and Southampton University) gives an update on what will happen with the collected data. Back in October we featured a major paper by a team of scientists lead by Dr Andrea Manica from Cambridge University. By comparing the 4500 year-old genome of a prehistoric man called Mota to other genomes from living Africans they had mapped a migration of Middle Eastern farmers back into the whole African continent. This week, colleagues identified an error in the way the original team had processed the data, thus overturning one of the key results. But the rest of the findings remain intact. Andrea talks to us about how and why science must make corrections along the path of progress. Heard a few stories about giant dinosaur fossils lately? Usually the giant A-list superstar fossils get all the attention. But according to curator Mark Carnall, about 90% of the collections are mainly uninteresting specimens. Marnie Chesterton went out to meet Mark at the Museum of Natural History in Oxford. He celebrates fragmentary fossils in his blog 'Underwhelming Fossil Fish of the Month'. Warning: Lower your expectations! Producer: Jen Whyntie Assistant Producer: Julia Lorke.

This episode Wifex and Frank bring you a holiday gift of a review of Blood Moon, a new lycan lyrics song is reviewed, and finally we delve deep into etsy for 'That Time of the Month'. Follow us on Twitter @sharethewere Thanks for listening!!

This episode Wifex and Frank bring you a catchy Lycan Lyric, we give pointers on how to spot a werewolf (think beefy and hairy), and finally in 'That Time of the Month' we bring you paper werewolf mache and a special werewolf inspired pill box! Good times for all! Follow us on twitter @sharethewere we would love to hear from you!

Wifex and Frank are back once again to assault your senses with razor sharp claws and big pointy teeth! This episode we review one of the worst werewolf movies 'Dark Moon Rising', Wifex gets an unwanted picture, Frank gets fired, we come across one of the funniest items in 'That Time of the Month', and finally we listen to quite possibly the worst thing we've ever heard in Lycan Lyrics!

In which MattBot 5000 and Nyssatron celebrate Robot Awareness Month by interviewing a representative of the Royal Robot Council of Australia, Fuckbot, the figurehead of the Royal Commission for Recommissioned Royal Robots, Queen Elizabeth II, and finish the episode with a mystery guest. Featuring a submission from Carl Gregory

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is? OH wait let me tell you who.  Kalavesta.   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is?   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is? OH wait let me tell you who it was.  Lighteningsilvermana from Diviant art.   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Oprah's OWN, The Wall Street Journal, Martha Stewart Living & L.A Times are some of the places you have seen Pearl's Topiary Garden featured . He has even been a keynote speaker at Harvard University, the inspiration in the documentary "A Man Named Pearl" & a film short funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation called "Planting Hope". Pearl once stated, "According to the book I would have thrown it out, but I didn't know anything about the book," "I didn't even know what topiary was." The most education he received was a three minute overview on a small topiary plant he purchased. Amazingly done freehand with no forms to start his fascinating works of art. He is known internationally in the world of gardens and art. His story is an example of what can happen when you try something new and discover hidden talent beyond imagination. For the past 25 years, he has taken the world of topiaries to heights never imagined before. Starting by taking plants no one, not even the professionals thought were anything more than trash. Transforming them into a work of art through a labor of patience, love and determination. He looked at the potential of the plant and nurtured each one. He has taken risks and developed new techniques to tame trees. He has been featured in the documentary: 'A Man Named Pearl'. Thousands visits his garden yearly. There are 150 topiaries on his three acre property, comprised of 400 different plants. His topiaries can be seen all around Bishopville. He started with the 'Yard of the Month' award to numerous articles in national newspapers and magazines and appearances on national television. Recently Pearl's Topiary Garden has been designated a Preservation Project of the Garden Conservancy. It is a 501C3 Foundation. Pearl Fryar believes strongly in the role higher education can play in breaking the cycle of poverty in rural communities. He tells visitors to the garden that he believes a student’s academic performance does not always reflect potential for success. To realize Pearl’s objective of helping the average student to succeed, the Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden, Inc. contributes to scholarship funds at Central Carolina Technical College in Bishopville, South Carolina and at Clinton Junior College in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Scholarships are awarded to students who might not have done well in high school but who nevertheless show "potential." ~ PearlFryar.com © Building Abundant Success!! 2014 All Rights Reserved See you on my New Facebook Page ~ facebook.com/BuildingAbundantSuccess

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is?   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Hey there hope your enjoying this segment, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.  This will be the last interview for the year.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is?   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is?   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

Hey there all, we are starting a new series here, 'Customizer of the Month'. We are going to try and interview one customizer a month from now on.   This months is...............  Oh did I mention you have to tune in or download to find out who it is?   Don't forget to join us for our wacky conversations too.

This is the third episode of our video podcast. The featured Star Witness song is 'End of the World' . Reviews in this episode include the song  'One Step' by hip-hop artist Killah Priest, the book 'The Story Behind The Song' by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen & Jo Ann Geffen and the website 'www.vigilantcitizen.com'. For the 'Star Witness of the Month' were givin' it up to Dr. Ben Carson who recently gave a brilliant speech at the National Prayer Breakfast. We welcome your questions and comments. Enjoy.

Separated by 17,500 miles but still podcasting – in this international episode we discuss the timing of TPN, the future of airway research and some stuff about genetics that it turns out no one really understands. In addition to our discoveries and Biology or Bunkum, we introduce our new feature 'Question of the Month', where we challenge you to answer Mark's monthly brainteaser for an as yet undecided and probably valueless prize. Just in case we forgot to mention it, we're now on twitter as @GasCast.

GameBurst Replay - Knights of the Old Republic.  On this months GameBurst Replay Gary is joined by James and two listeners. Andrew ‘SystemicBabble' Anderson and Chris'Legoftime' Eason.  This month's Replay poll will be for the 'Replay Game of the Month' for June. To vote please tweet to @GameBurst (#gbreplay) or comment on Facebook your first and second choices. Your second choice will only be taken into account in the event of a draw. Please make sure you provide both choices or your vote may not count. The poll will close in 7 days (5th May) Nominations: - Rainbow 6 Vegas 2  (Runner-up) - Far Cry 2 (James) - Dawn of War 2 (Andrew) - Gears of War 2 (Chris) - Race Driver: Grid (Gary) How to Vote - Examples Twitter: @GameBurst 1st Far Cry 2, 2nd Dawn of War 2 #gbreplay Facebook: 1st Gears of War 2, 2nd Race Driver Grid