Podcasts about month python

Welcome to our next Storytime episode.  On the off weeks from interviews, there are shorter, storytime episodes.  These episodes will share one or two stories and the story behind them. This week I share a comedic piece I wrote for a student to perform for their acting category in Speech.  It's one of the most off-the-wall, Month Python-esque things I've ever written.  I hope it brings a smile to your face.  Enjoy!   Special Thanks to: James Halverson My Brother for his well-timed, blurry picture of the moon that he sent me two days before this episode published.   Alex (my sound guru) My Wife and Daughter You   Instagram:  oncetherewasapod Facebook: Once There Was a Podcast   Additional Audio and Music: Franz Gordon/Morning Blues/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Stationary Sign/Hope They Don't See Us/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound Stolen & Concealed/T. Morri/Courtesy of Epidemic Sound

Rose and Scotty discuss how they approach productivity when environments, contexts, or other factors take them out of their norms. Some things we mention and love: Die Hard (many times) Finding Nemo, just keep swimming Month Python and the Holy Grail, counting to five for the holy hand grenade If you enjoy Nested Folders, we'd love your support! We offer a premium subscription called Unnested Folders, where we produce monthly bonus supporter-only episodes to discuss and try to help solution listener questions and challenges. If you don't care for subscriptions, can also show your support through a one-time donation on the Unnested Folders page. Thanks everyone!

Introducing the So So / Cool podcast! The guys introduce themselves, discuss Month Python and the Holy Grail, their favorite Beatles album, and try to figure out how to be professional podcasters.

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In this episode, Jon and Howard are joined by writer and actor Gareth Preston as they examine Hammer's attempt to do Quatermass without Nigel Kneale, in Jimmy Sangster's attempt at his very own Royston and the Pit... On the way we look at how the portrayal of radiation in films might depend on which side of the atomic bomb you were at the end of World War II. We examine whether Royston just spends the entire film trying to kill his boss's son, and we witness what might be the birth of Fraser Hines's ego. All that plus the horrific deaths of the writer of the theme song to Goldfinger and the producer of Month Python.

The fun boys are back in the fun shack! This week we conduct a post mortem of Arsenal's match at Watford, England's win over Kosovo and why Month Python doesn't hold up. Want more Junior Funners content? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook (@JuniorFunners) or send us an email at juniorfunners@gmail.com Love ya! X

This week sees cuddly thunderthroat Luciano Pavarotti take on the grisly might of The Black Death.   Paul, respectfully hooded, stalks into your ears with stories of Shakespeare and the Pied Piper (who was PROBABLY a baddie).  Rick comes back at him with the English translation of Pavarotti and a smattering of Month Python.   Can you guess the cunning links?   A clean, safe for work British comedy podcast - give it a go on your ears.  Find the chaps on Twitter & Instagram - @Liehardshow

The Old Guys Bitch about down and dirty election cheating, Eric Idle and The Big Lebowski

Episode 1 Postscript Show Notes (http://pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript): pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript (http://pythonoutloud.com/episode1postscript) Thanks for the questions and feedback, and please keep them coming by tweeting at @PythonOutLoud (https://twitter.com/PythonOutLoud)! While Episode 2 is incubating, this special postscript to Episode 1 answers more listener questions, discusses our Twitter giveaways, and boldly endures Isaiah's Star Trek references. PSA: The level of geek was a bit high in this episode, so we’ll share links in descending order of geekiness First off, we have the episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation Isaiah keeps referencing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ChainofCommand(StarTrek:TheNext_Generation) Second, we have the closest attempt you'll ever hear of Isaiah not only reference, but almost singing, a pop song: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AllAboutThat_Bass This third link is a good example of the fun and challenges of balancing our podcast hobby and our day jobs: https://www.kaianalytics.com/single-post/2018/02/20/“Use-of-Blockchain-Transactional-Technology-by-Philippine-Coffee-Growers”-—-Kai-Analytics-Yaveio-and-Kalsada-Coffee-Awarded-Grant-by-APF-Canada Not only are we oceans apart, we have to find time around our work! In this next case, though, it’s actually an exciting announcement for Kai Analytics’ Blockchain Project. Since everyone reads show notes from end to end, here's a slight tangent and a challenge: The first person to tweet at @PythonOutLoud (https://twitter.com/PythonOutLoud) with hashtag #beingextraisgood and the number of times Isaiah uses the word “poll(s)” in Episode 1 Postscript will win a special prize! In case you’re wondering what we’re talking about, this tweet gives some context: https://twitter.com/PythonOutLoud/status/965974579603587073 And if you're mathematically inclined, we recommend the Python statsmodels package for checking Isaiah's math: http://www.statsmodels.org/dev/generated/statsmodels.stats.proportion.proportion_confint.html For something completely different, Podcast Init Episode 37 features interviews with the people behind the PEP process: https://www.podcastinit.com/episode-37-the-pep-talk/ As explained in the episode, they're especially fond of hiding references to British comedy troupe Month Python in Python documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/search.html?q=spam In other words, SPAM! SPAM! SPAM! Stay tuned for our next episode, where we’ll discuss the Python Challenge (http://www.pythonchallenge.com/). How far you can you get before Episode 2? Hey, no cheating! And no harming any snakes! http://www.pythonchallenge.com/ This episode features the song "Happy Ukulele" by Scott Holmes (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Scott_Holmes/) and the songs "And So Then" and "Puzzle Pieces" by Lee Rosevere (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/). If you’re still reading, there's a statistically significant chance you want to help us build a community and support our cause! If our prediction is correct, please visit pythonoutloud.com/donate (http://pythonoutloud.com/donate). We want Python Out Loud to be community driven and non-profit oriented, which is why we pledge to be transparent and donate anything in excess of our operating expenses to the Python Software Foundation (PSF). For just $3, we'll even mail you a limited-edition Python Out Loud sticker!