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Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Overcoming Fears: Sigrid's Viking Voyage of Courage Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-27-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Høstvinden blåste lett gjennom det lille kystsamfunnet.En: The autumn wind blew gently through the small coastal community.No: Fjellene reiste seg majestetisk omkring, og fjordens vann glitret som sølv under den lave sol.En: The mountains rose majestically around, and the fjord's water glistened like silver under the low sun.No: Det var her, nær sjøen, at Sigrid og Eirik bodde.En: It was here, near the sea, that Sigrid and Eirik lived.No: De gikk på skolen sammen, og denne høsten hadde læreren gitt dem en helt spesiell oppgave: bygge en modell av et vikingskip.En: They went to school together, and this autumn the teacher had given them a very special assignment: build a model of a Viking ship.No: Sigrid elsket vikinghistorie.En: Sigrid loved Viking history.No: Fra en tidlig alder hadde hun lest om de modige sjøfolkene som seilte på ukjente hav.En: From an early age, she had read about the brave seafarers who sailed on unknown seas.No: Men selv om hun var fascinert, hadde hun alltid følt en uro for selve sjøen.En: But even though she was fascinated, she had always felt uneasy about the sea itself.No: Vannet var kaldt og uforutsigbart, og Sigrid likte ikke tanken på å være ute på det.En: The water was cold and unpredictable, and Sigrid didn't like the idea of being out on it.No: Heldigvis hadde hun Eirik ved sin side.En: Luckily, she had Eirik by her side.No: Eirik var fryktløs og elsket alt som hadde med eventyr å gjøre.En: Eirik was fearless and loved everything related to adventure.No: Han var Sigrids beste venn, og han hadde foreslått at deres prosjekt skulle stå i sentrum for landsbyens Halloween-feiring.En: He was Sigrid's best friend, and he had suggested that their project should be the centerpiece of the village's Halloween celebration.No: Sigrid og Eirik jobbet hardt.En: Sigrid and Eirik worked hard.No: De brukte helgene på å finne fine trestykker for å bygge skipet.En: They spent weekends finding suitable pieces of wood to build the ship.No: Eirik hadde lært noen triks fra sin far, en dyktig båtbygger, og han delte villig sin kunnskap med Sigrid.En: Eirik had learned some tricks from his father, a skilled boat builder, and he willingly shared his knowledge with Sigrid.No: De skar, pusset og satte sammen plankene på et lite verksted ved bryggen.En: They cut, sanded, and assembled the planks in a small workshop by the dock.No: Modellen begynte å ta form.En: The model began to take shape.No: Den så ut som et stolt lite vikingskip, med svingete dragehode foran.En: It looked like a proud little Viking ship, with a curved dragon head at the front.No: Da dagen kom for å teste skipet, var Sigrid nervøs.En: When the day came to test the ship, Sigrid was nervous.No: Fjorden virket mer truende enn noen gang, og hun kjente hjertet hamre i brystet.En: The fjord seemed more threatening than ever, and she felt her heart pounding in her chest.No: Eirik smilte oppmuntrende til henne.En: Eirik smiled encouragingly at her.No: "Kom igjen," sa han.En: "Come on," he said.No: "Dette klarer vi sammen."En: "We can do this together."No: Sigrid sto stille på bryggen og så på det lille skipet.En: Sigrid stood still on the dock and watched the little ship.No: Tankene raste gjennom hodet hennes.En: Her thoughts raced.No: Hun visste at hun måtte overvinne denne frykten hvis hun ønsket å lykkes med prosjektet.En: She knew she had to overcome this fear if she wanted to succeed with the project.No: Eirik foreslo at de skulle ta en liten båt ut på fjorden sammen, bare for å teste skipet ordentlig.En: Eirik suggested they take a small boat out on the fjord together, just to test the ship properly.No: Med et dypt pust tok Sigrid mot til seg.En: With a deep breath, Sigrid summoned her courage.No: "Ja," sa hun til slutt, og steg forsiktig ned i båten med Eirik.En: "Yes," she finally said, and carefully stepped into the boat with Eirik.No: Vinden strøk kjærlighetsfullt over ansiktet hennes, og hun kjente en merkelig følelse av ro.En: The wind brushed affectionately across her face, and she felt a strange sense of calm.No: Eirik kastet av fortøyningene, og båten beveget seg sakte fra bryggen.En: Eirik cast off the ropes, and the boat moved slowly from the dock.No: De små bølgene klukket rundt båten, og Sigrid fulgte skipmodellen med et øye som en ren kunstner; hun så på hvordan det gled stolt ved siden av dem.En: The small waves gurgled around the boat, and Sigrid followed the model ship with an eye like a true artist; she watched how it glided proudly beside them.No: Hver bølge det møtte, mestret det, som om det var en ekte vikingseiler på ferd.En: Every wave it encountered, it mastered, as if it was a true Viking sailor on a journey.No: Hun merket at hun sakte slapp spenningen som hadde bygd seg opp i henne.En: She noticed that she was slowly releasing the tension that had built up inside her.No: Frykten ble erstattet av stolthet og forventning.En: Fear was replaced by pride and anticipation.No: Plutselig brøt Sigrid ut i latter.En: Suddenly, Sigrid burst out laughing.No: Eirik lo også, og sammen nøt de øyeblikket.En: Eirik laughed too, and together they enjoyed the moment.No: Hun hadde konfrontert sin frykt, og i prosessen oppdaget hun gleden ved det ukjente.En: She had confronted her fear, and in the process, discovered the joy of the unknown.No: Sigrid innså at alle de modige vikingene hun beundret, også hadde følt denne blandingen av frykt og mot.En: Sigrid realized that all the courageous Vikings she admired had also felt this mix of fear and bravery.No: Da de kom tilbake til land, følte Sigrid seg forvandlet.En: When they returned to land, Sigrid felt transformed.No: Hun hadde ikke bare bygget et skip; hun hadde bygget sitt mot.En: She hadn't just built a ship; she had built her courage.No: Halloween-feiringen i landsbyen ble en suksess, både for vennskapet deres og for hennes egne grenser.En: The Halloween celebration in the village was a success, both for their friendship and for her own boundaries.No: Sigrid så nå utover fjorden med et nytt blikk, og drømte om hva mer hun kunne oppnå.En: Sigrid now looked out over the fjord with a new perspective, dreaming of what more she could achieve.No: Sigrid og Eirik hadde ikke bare laget et prosjekt sammen—de hadde skrevet sin egen historie.En: Sigrid and Eirik hadn't just created a project together—they had written their own story. Vocabulary Words:autumn: høstglistened: glitretassignment: oppgavebrave: modigeseafarers: sjøfolkeneunpredictable: uforutsigbartcenterpiece: sentrumssuitable: fineassembled: satte sammenplanks: plankenethreatening: truendeencouragingly: oppmuntrendedock: bryggensuggested: foreslosummoned: tokropes: fortøyningenegurgled: klukketproudly: stoltencountered: møtteanticipation: forventningconfronted: konfronterttransform: forvandletboundaries: grenserperspective: blikkachieve: oppnåmajestically: majestetiskcarved: skarsanded: pussetjourney: ferdadventure: eventyr

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Transforming Spooky Doubts: A Halloween Conversion Tale Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-19-07-38-20-no Story Transcript:No: Den frodige høstmorgen i nabolaget var spesielt livlig denne dagen.En: The lush autumn morning in the neighborhood was particularly lively that day.No: Bladene lå spredd på fortauet, og husene var kledd i gresskar og høstpynt.En: Leaves were scattered on the sidewalk, and the houses were adorned with pumpkins and autumn decorations.No: Det var en kriblende stemning i luften, en følelse av forventning.En: There was a tingling feeling in the air, a sense of anticipation.No: Halloween nærmet seg, og det gjorde Astrid både spent og glad.En: Halloween was approaching, and it made Astrid both excited and happy.No: Hun elsket Halloween, alle de kreative mulighetene, kostymene og festene.En: She loved Halloween, all the creative possibilities, costumes, and parties.No: Men i dag var hun ikke alene; hun hadde Leif ved sin side.En: But today she was not alone; she had Leif by her side.No: Leif var ikke like begeistret som Astrid.En: Leif was not as enthusiastic as Astrid.No: For ham var Halloween mest en unødvendig anledning til å bruke penger på pynt og kostymer.En: For him, Halloween was mostly an unnecessary occasion to spend money on decorations and costumes.No: Han likte ting som var praktiske.En: He liked things that were practical.No: "Vi trenger ikke bruke tid og penger på dette," sa Leif idet de gikk nedover gaten mot første butikk.En: "We don't need to spend time and money on this," said Leif as they walked down the street toward the first store.No: "Leif, det kan være så gøy! Bare tenk, å kle seg ut som noen andre for en dag," sa Astrid med et stort smil.En: "Leif, it can be so much fun! Just think, dressing up as someone else for a day," said Astrid with a big smile.No: Hun markedet ivrig mot butikken.En: She eagerly pointed toward the store.No: Hun visste at det skulle bli en utfordring å overbevise ham.En: She knew it would be a challenge to convince him.No: Likevel var hun fast bestemt.En: Nevertheless, she was determined.No: De startet på en liten butikk som solgte kostymer.En: They started at a small store that sold costumes.No: Hele butikken var fylt med heksekapper, vampyrtenner og monsterdrakter.En: The entire store was filled with witch capes, vampire teeth, and monster outfits.No: Astrid plukket opp en stråhatt med strittende hår og prøvde den på.En: Astrid picked up a straw hat with sticking-out hair and tried it on.No: "Leif, se! Hva med denne?"En: "Leif, look! How about this?"No: Leif trakk på skuldrene.En: Leif shrugged.No: "Det er ikke min stil," mumlet han.En: "It's not my style," he mumbled.No: Astrid sukket, men ga ikke opp.En: Astrid sighed but didn't give up.No: Hun dro Leif bort til en annen del av butikken.En: She dragged Leif over to another part of the store.No: "Hva med denne?" sa hun og holdt opp en sjørøverhatt og en øyelapp.En: "What about this?" she said, holding up a pirate hat and an eyepatch.No: Leif så på dem med skeptiske øyne.En: Leif looked at them with skeptical eyes.No: "Tror ikke det passer meg."En: "I don't think it suits me."No: Astrid bøyde seg nærmere.En: Astrid leaned closer.No: "Kom igjen, Leif. Bare prøv én ting. Jeg lover, du vil kanskje overraskes."En: "Come on, Leif. Just try one thing. I promise, you might be surprised."No: Etter mye om og men dro Leif på seg en kappe og en maske.En: After much hesitation, Leif put on a cape and a mask.No: Astrid kikket på ham og fniste.En: Astrid looked at him and giggled.No: "Se, du ser flott ut!"En: "See, you look great!"No: Noe i Leif endret seg da han kikket seg i speilet.En: Something in Leif changed when he looked at himself in the mirror.No: Kanskje var det feriefølelsen som endelig hadde sneket seg inn.En: Maybe it was the holiday spirit that had finally snuck in.No: Kanskje var det Astrids entusiasme.En: Perhaps it was Astrid's enthusiasm.No: Uansett, han så på kostymet i et nytt lys.En: Regardless, he saw the costume in a new light.No: "Kanskje dette er noe likevel," sa han med et lite smil.En: "Maybe this is something after all," he said with a slight smile.No: Da de forlot butikken, var Leif i bedre humør.En: When they left the store, Leif was in a better mood.No: "Hva om vi lager en gresskarlykt?" foreslo han plutselig.En: "What if we carve a pumpkin lantern?" he suddenly suggested.No: Astrid gliste fra øre til øre.En: Astrid beamed from ear to ear.No: "Ja! Og vi kan lage en skummel historie rundt flammene!"En: "Yes! And we can create a spooky story around the flames!"No: Sammen fortsatte de til flere butikker og fant kostymer som passet for festen.En: Together they continued to several stores and found costumes suitable for the party.No: Leif begynte å bidra med ideer til både kostymer og dekorasjoner.En: Leif began to contribute ideas for both costumes and decorations.No: Kvelden før Halloween var de siste forberedelsene gjort.En: The night before Halloween, the final preparations were done.No: Leif, nå i storform, var klar for festen.En: Leif, now in great form, was ready for the party.No: Han hadde planlagt en liten skremmende overraskelse for nabolaget sammen med Astrid.En: He had planned a little frightening surprise for the neighborhood together with Astrid.No: Når festen endelig kom, var Leif like engasjert som Astrid.En: When the party finally arrived, Leif was as engaged as Astrid.No: De delte sin glede med vennene og naboene, og kvelden ble en stor suksess.En: They shared their joy with friends and neighbors, and the evening was a huge success.No: Gjennom denne erfaringen lærte Leif å sette pris på gleden ved høytider, og enda viktigere, hva det betydde å dele øyeblikk og opplevelser med andre.En: Through this experience, Leif learned to appreciate the joy of holidays and, more importantly, what it meant to share moments and experiences with others.No: Sammen, med Astrid ved sin side, fant han en ny glede i høstens festligheter.En: Together, with Astrid by his side, he found new joy in the festive autumn celebrations. Vocabulary Words:lush: frodigtingling: kriblendeanticipation: forventningapproaching: nærmet segenthusiastic: begeistretoccasion: anledningpractical: praktiskeeagerly: ivrigchallenge: utfordringdetermined: fast bestemtstore: butikkwitch: heksstraw: stråskeptical: skeptiskeovercome: overbevisehesitation: om og mencape: kappechanged: endretspooky: skummellantern: lyktcontribute: bidradecorations: dekorasjonerpreparations: forberedelserfrightening: skremmendeengaged: engasjerthuge: storexperience: erfaringappreciate: sette pris påfestive: festligheter

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: How Astrid's Halloween Treats Won Over Her New Neighbors Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-19-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Kvelden var stille.En: The evening was quiet.No: Det eneste lyset kom fra gatelyktene og de lysende gresskarene foran husene.En: The only light came from the streetlamps and the glowing pumpkins in front of the houses.No: Astrid sto ved kjøkkenvinduet og så ut.En: Astrid stood by the kitchen window and looked out.No: Denne delen av Oslo var ny for henne.En: This part of Oslo was new to her.No: Hun hadde nylig flyttet hit med familien sin, og nå var det Halloween.En: She had recently moved here with her family, and now it was Halloween.No: En høstfest hun selv var så glad i, men likevel gruet hun seg litt.En: An autumn fest she herself was so fond of, yet she was a bit apprehensive.No: Hun visste at dette var en sjanse til å bli kjent med naboene, men sosial angst gjorde det vanskelig.En: She knew this was a chance to get to know the neighbors, but social anxiety made it difficult.No: Den kalde luften bragte et snev av ro da hun presset seg til å handle.En: The cold air brought a touch of calm as she pushed herself to act.No: "Lars," ropte hun til mannen sin, "jeg skal bake noe godt til barna i nabolaget."En: "Lars," she called to her husband, "I'm going to bake something nice for the kids in the neighborhood."No: Lars nikket og ga henne et oppmuntrende smil.En: Lars nodded and gave her an encouraging smile.No: Astrid bestemte seg for å lage lefser, men med en vri – fylt med kanel og sukker, og formet som små gresskar.En: Astrid decided to make lefser, but with a twist — filled with cinnamon and sugar, and shaped like small pumpkins.No: Hun tenkte, “Norske retter møter Halloween. Det må de like.”En: She thought, “Norwegian dishes meet Halloween. They have to like that.”No: Hun satte i gang, og duften spredde seg i det lune huset.En: She set to work, and the scent spread through the cozy house.No: Senere, da mørket senket seg, trådte Astrid ut på den brosteinsbelagte gaten.En: Later, as darkness descended, Astrid stepped out onto the cobblestone street.No: De små husene var pyntet med skumle, men morsomme dekorasjoner.En: The small houses were decorated with spooky yet fun decorations.No: Halloween varmer alltid gatene opp med latter og barn i kostymer som løp fra dør til dør.En: Halloween always warms the streets with laughter and children in costumes running from door to door.No: Astrid bar en kurv med bakverk.En: Astrid carried a basket of pastries.No: Hun gikk mot en liten gruppe av foreldre som sto ved hjørnet.En: She walked towards a small group of parents standing at the corner.No: Hjertet hamret.En: Her heart pounded.No: De så ut til å kjenne hverandre godt, og det gjør henne nervøs.En: They seemed to know each other well, and it made her nervous.No: Men hun visste hun måtte prøve.En: But she knew she had to try.No: “Hallo,” begynte hun forsiktig.En: “Hello,” she began cautiously.No: "Jeg heter Astrid, og jeg har laget noen norske Halloween-godbiter.”En: "My name is Astrid, and I've made some Norwegian Halloween treats."No: Hun viste fram kurven.En: She showed the basket.No: De andre foreldrene smilte bredt.En: The other parents smiled broadly.No: Ingrid, en av kvinnene i gruppen, tok imot med et nysgjerrig blikk.En: Ingrid, one of the women in the group, accepted with a curious look.No: "Dette ser fantastisk ut," sa hun.En: "This looks amazing," she said.No: “Vi er glad for å ha deg her.”En: “We're glad to have you here.”No: Gruppen begynte å snakke og dele historier om Halloween.En: The group began to talk and share stories about Halloween.No: Astrid lyttet først, og så begynte hun å delta mer.En: Astrid listened first, then she began to participate more.No: Hennes nervøsitet sakte begynte å smelte bort.En: Her nervousness slowly began to melt away.No: Ingrid introduserte henne for de andre, og Astrid kjente en varme spre seg gjennom kroppen.En: Ingrid introduced her to the others, and Astrid felt warmth spreading through her body.No: Hun ble sakte akseptert som en del av gruppen.En: She was slowly accepted as part of the group.No: Slutten av kvelden kom, og Astrid følte seg annerledes enn hun hadde gjort da hun først kom.En: The end of the evening came, and Astrid felt different than she had when she first arrived.No: Hun hadde tatt et skritt mot å finne sin plass i nabolaget.En: She had taken a step toward finding her place in the neighborhood.No: Med nyvunnet tillit vinket hun farvel til sine nye venner.En: With newfound confidence, she waved goodbye to her new friends.No: Vinden var kjølig, men Astrid følte en indre varme.En: The wind was chilly, but Astrid felt an inner warmth.No: Hun hadde endelig funnet sine første forbindelser, og kanskje et hjem i Oslo.En: She had finally found her first connections, and perhaps a home in Oslo.No: Da hun gikk hjemover, med den nå tomme kurven i hånden, visste hun at dette var bare begynnelsen.En: As she walked home, with the now empty basket in hand, she knew this was just the beginning.No: Astrid gledet seg til flere samlinger og flere samtaler.En: Astrid looked forward to more gatherings and more conversations.No: Hun visste at Halloween aldri ville være det samme igjen.En: She knew Halloween would never be the same again.No: Nå hadde det en ny betydning – et bånd til fellesskapet rundt henne.En: Now it had a new meaning — a bond with the community around her. Vocabulary Words:quiet: stilleglowing: lysendeapprehensive: gruetchance: sjanseanxiety: angstcalm: roencouraging: oppmuntrendedecided: bestemtetwist: vrispread: spreddecozy: lunecobblestone: brosteinsbelagtespooky: skumlepounded: hamretcautiously: forsiktigcurious: nysgjerrigmelt: smelteaccepted: akseptertwarmth: varmeconnections: forbindelsergatherings: samlingerbond: båndcommunity: fellesskapneighborhood: nabolagrecently: nyligdescended: senketparticipate: deltaconfident: tillitnervousness: nervøsitetfond: glad

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Oslo to Sydney: A Surprise Love Soars Across Oceans Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2025-10-13-22-34-02-no Story Transcript:No: Knut stirret ut av vinduet, mens den kalde høstluften i Oslo snek seg inn gjennom sprekker i leiligheten hans.En: Knut stared out the window, as the cold autumn air in Oslo crept in through the cracks in his apartment.No: De gyldne bladene danset i vinden utenfor, men tankene hans var et helt annet sted — millioner av kilometer unna, i varme Sydney.En: The golden leaves danced in the wind outside, but his thoughts were somewhere entirely different—millions of kilometers away, in warm Sydney.No: Ingrid hadde bodd der i flere måneder nå, og arbeidet med et prosjekt hun hadde drømt om så lenge.En: Ingrid had been living there for several months now, working on a project she had dreamed about for so long.No: De pratet ofte via videosamtaler, men tidsforskjellen gjorde det vanskelig.En: They often talked via video calls, but the time difference made it difficult.No: Det var som om avstanden mellom dem vokste hver dag.En: It was as if the distance between them grew every day.No: Sigrid, Knuts trofaste venn, satt ved siden av ham på kaféen, hvor de ofte møttes for å snakke om livet.En: Sigrid, Knut's faithful friend, sat next to him at the café where they often met to talk about life.No: «Hvordan går det med deg og Ingrid?En: "How are things between you and Ingrid?"No: » spurte hun forsiktig, selv om hun allerede visste svaret.En: she asked carefully, even though she already knew the answer.No: «Det er vanskelig,» svarte Knut med et sukk.En: "It's difficult," Knut replied with a sigh.No: Han så på henne, og i de blå øynene til Sigrid lå en dyp forståelse og noe mer, noe han ikke kunne sette fingeren på.En: He looked at her, and in Sigrid's blue eyes lay a deep understanding and something more, something he couldn't quite pinpoint.No: Plutselig, en idé begynte å forme seg i Knuts hode.En: Suddenly, an idea began to take shape in Knut's mind.No: Han ville overraske Ingrid.En: He wanted to surprise Ingrid.No: Halloween var nær, og han kunne ikke forestille seg et bedre tidspunkt å vise henne hvor mye hun betydde for ham.En: Halloween was near, and he couldn't imagine a better time to show her how much she meant to him.No: Hans besluttsomhet vokste, og uten å nøle, bestilte han en flybillett til Sydney.En: His determination grew, and without hesitation, he booked a plane ticket to Sydney.No: Noen dager senere stod Knut ved Kingsford Smith flyplass, Sydney i full vårprakt.En: A few days later, Knut stood at Kingsford Smith airport, Sydney in full spring bloom.No: Luften var mild og duften av blomstrende jacaranda trær fylte gatene.En: The air was mild, and the scent of blooming jacaranda trees filled the streets.No: Hver blomst virket som en liten hyllest til kjærligheten han bar i hjertet.En: Each flower seemed like a small tribute to the love he carried in his heart.No: På Halloween, iført en enkel maske for anledningen, banket han på Ingrids dør.En: On Halloween, wearing a simple mask for the occasion, he knocked on Ingrid's door.No: Da hun åpnet, sto hun målløs.En: When she opened it, she was speechless.No: Øynene hennes skinte.En: Her eyes shone.No: «Knut!En: "Knut!"No: » utbrøt hun, og kastet seg i armene hans.En: she exclaimed, throwing herself into his arms.No: De tilbrakte kvelden sammen, kledd ut og lo så det runget mellom de høye bygningene.En: They spent the evening together, dressed up and laughing as it echoed between the tall buildings.No: Gatene var fylt med barn i kostymer og voksne som også hadde overgitt seg til Halloween-gleden.En: The streets were filled with children in costumes and adults who had also surrendered to the Halloween joy.No: Under en blomstrende jacaranda, tok de seg tid til å snakke ærlig.En: Under a blooming jacaranda tree, they took the time to talk honestly.No: Ingrid delte sine utfordringer og håp, mens Knut forklarte hvordan avstanden hadde fått han til å innse hvor dyp kjærligheten hans for henne var.En: Ingrid shared her challenges and hopes, while Knut explained how the distance had made him realize how deep his love for her was.No: De ble enige om å finne en løsning sammen, og lover å kommunisere mer og støtte hverandre gjennom avstanden.En: They agreed to find a solution together and promised to communicate more and support each other across the distance.No: Knut, mer sikker enn noen gang, skjønte at det var med Ingrid han ønsket å dele livet sitt.En: Knut, more certain than ever, realized that it was with Ingrid he wanted to share his life.No: Da han reiste hjem til Oslo igjen, var høstløvet fremdeles der, skjørt og gyldent.En: When he returned home to Oslo, the autumn leaves were still there, delicate and golden.No: Men i hjertet hans hadde våren begynt.En: But in his heart, spring had begun. Vocabulary Words:stared: stirretapartment: leilighetencrept: snekdreamed: drømtvideo calls: videosamtalerfaithful: trofastecarefully: forsiktigpinpoint: sette fingeren påhesitation: nølebloom: vårprakttribute: hyllestblooming: blomstrendeexclaimed: utbrøtspeechless: målløscostumes: kostymersurrendered: overgittchallenges: utfordringersupport: støttesolution: løsningdetermination: besluttsomhetsurprise: overraskedistance: avstandenrealize: innseunderstanding: forståelsedelicate: skjørtmild: mildknocked: banketlaughed: locommunicate: kommuniserescent: duften

Brooklyn, West Side Highway, Brooklyn car wash, Lisa and Dave spending chunks of time in Los Angeles, No Fall activity in Los Angeles, Lisa doesn't like the cold anymore, Isabel and Max bundled up in a blizzard, Seems like there is a lot less snow now, No Halloween winter coats anymore, Mr. Miyagi, Pat Morita character (aka Arnold from Happy Days) in The Karate Kid, Murray the Cop was Al on Happy Days after Pat Morita was Arnold, The Karate Kid, Elizabeth Shue, Ralph Macchio, Big Islanders fan, William Zabka, Cobra Kai, The Karate Kid ridiculous, Lisa defends The Karate Kid, Rudy, Notre Dame football, Hoosiers, From the movie to our home, Max and Milo played lots of sports growing up, Clapping hands together, rub them, grab an injured body part and yell "Miyagi", Daniel Larusso may have lost a few fights, Mr. Miyagi fixed Daniel's leg after "sweep the leg", The Karate Kid was age appropriate and sports related, Max curious about the seeding in Daniel's final tournament, a Miyagi breaks the stress of an injury, Having a little calf in your hands, Milo particularly flexible and mushy

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Neste episódio, recebemos o KBC, os mestres das investigações sobrenaturais, que vem até a nossa casa para desvendar mistérios e caçar fantasmas.

Haut den Owend (31.10.) gëtt et am Veianer Schlass e Concert mam Motto "Ein Abend mit Dracula". Hei si net nëmmen d'Musekerinnen a Museker vun der Kammerata Luxembourg passend verkleet, mee och de Public kann a grujelege Kostümer kommen. Um Programm steet ënner anerem dem Philip Glass seng Filmmusek vun “Dracula” an eng Liesung aus dem Bram Stoker sengem Roman. De Concert ass den Optakt fir de Festival MusicDays Vianden vun der Kammerata Luxembourg. A passend fir de grujelegsten Dag vum Joer huet de Christophe Mirkes aus der Klassik-Ekipp eng Halloween-Playlëscht erstallt, déi een op www.opus.radio lauschtere kann. Perfekt, wann een onheemlech Musek léiwer ouni onheemlech Biller lauschtert. No Halloween kënnt dann ëmmer séier Allerhellegen an Allerséilen. Um Owend vun Allerséile gëtt et an der Méchelskierch an der Stad scho fir déi 32. Kéier den traditionelle Concert vum Méchelschouer. Am Mëttelpunkt steet dëst Joer dem Gabriel Fauré säi weltberüümte Requiem.

6am- No Halloween Knockers and MORE full 1931 Wed, 16 Oct 2024 15:01:52 +0000 DOBjxhabgXm6g9RvIBDB55RjFPkSEOEh society & culture Klein/Ally Show: The Podcast society & culture 6am- No Halloween Knockers and MORE Klein: This east coast transplant, has built and hosted successful morning radio shows on both coasts. He has also written jokes for Comedy Central Roasts and Howard Stern. His biggest claim to fame, however, was when he was born eight minutes after midnight on January 1st and named ‘Baby New Year.' Ally: Sketch comedian, voice-over artist, and comedy writer. Ally has co-hosted radio shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles and had her voice featured in numerous commercials, cartoons, and video games. DJ OMAR KAHN: Audio specialist and ‘self-made millionaire.' Omar spent years as part of the Hall of Fame Kevin & Bean Show. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A

CLIP- No Halloween Knockers bonus 460 Wed, 16 Oct 2024 14:19:27 +0000 Zw0QVZD8NQhyIw8B33XInXDGZ5Ib1ncj society & culture Klein/Ally Show: The Podcast society & culture CLIP- No Halloween Knockers Klein: This east coast transplant, has built and hosted successful morning radio shows on both coasts. He has also written jokes for Comedy Central Roasts and Howard Stern. His biggest claim to fame, however, was when he was born eight minutes after midnight on January 1st and named ‘Baby New Year.' Ally: Sketch comedian, voice-over artist, and comedy writer. Ally has co-hosted radio shows in San Francisco and Los Angeles and had her voice featured in numerous commercials, cartoons, and video games. DJ OMAR KAHN: Audio specialist and ‘self-made millionaire.' Omar spent years as part of the Hall of Fame Kevin & Bean Show. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Society & Culture False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frs

No Halloween season is complete without the most famous vampire of all time: Dracula. To discuss the Prince of Darkness with Kyle is House of the Dragon's Abigail Thorn, the writer and star of the new short film, Dracula's Ex-Girlfriend, which is streaming exclusively on Nebula. Turns out Dracula is a pretty bad boyfriend. Who knew?

Em 31 de outubro de 1858, crianças e adultos começaram a morrer misteriosamente em Bradford, na Inglaterra, gerando pânico no país.

Em 31 de outubro de 1858, crianças e adultos começaram a morrer misteriosamente em Bradford, na Inglaterra, gerando pânico no país.

What's Good Dimah Fam! We're excited to welcome back Alex to the podcast – the voice, insights, and laughter we've all missed. In today's eerie special, we dive deep into the realm of dreams. Have you ever wondered about the significance of your dreams? Where does our consciousness wander when we're lost in a dream? Alex shares his insights on this fascinating subject, promising a conversation that might just make you see the realm of sleep in a new light. From the ethereal world of dreams, we move to a disturbing reality. We discuss the chilling discoveries at the 'Arizona Chop Shop'. A warehouse that recently shocked the nation when the FBI unearthed containers filled with body parts: eyes, legs, heads, arms... The haunting question that looms over us is: What were they used for? Our journey into the mysterious doesn't stop there. We delve into the enigmatic world of esoteric knowledge. What does it mean? How does it shape our understanding of the world? Is there hidden wisdom reserved for the few? No Halloween special would be complete without a touch of the occult. We discuss local covens – are they anything like the romanticized versions we see in movies and TV shows? Or is there a deeper truth waiting to be uncovered? We also touch upon a dark topic that's bound to send shivers down your spine – can we truly see the devil in humans? Can evil manifest in a gaze, a smile, a gesture? Lastly, we steer the conversation towards healing as we discuss breathwork. In the midst of all the mysteries and the unknown, breathwork emerges as a tool for grounding, healing, and transformation. So, dim the lights, light a candle, and join us for a spine-tingling conversation this Halloween. Stay spooky! Thanks for listening! 

Você conhece o folclore por trás das festividades do #Halloween? É verdade que o índice de crimes hediondos aumenta nessa data? Neste vídeo, Affonso Solano e Afonso 3D se horrorizam com as histórias mais macabras do feriado do Dia das Bruxas! Este programa foi patrocinado por HERISSON ARTES Link da loja: https://www.comprarcamisetas.com.br Link do perfil:   / herisson.artes   CUPOM DE 10% DE DESCONTO: BUNKERX ___________

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Neste episódio especial de Halloween, a minha convidada é a influenciadora Ju Cassini, que fala sobre casos criminais bizarros, além de casos sobrenaturais assustadores. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lendacast/message

Colégio Piloto Diese Em Lisboa

Timothy O'Brian: https://pod.link/1543406923/episode/1b6fd83059d4a2a6810fdddd897725de O Halloween é uma festa milenar que faz parte da cultura de diversos lugares do mundo. Conhecido no Brasil como Dia das Bruxas, essa é uma ocasião temática e comemorada mesmo ainda que em poucos lugares. Porém, essa data se tornou macabra para muitas famílias. No vídeo de hoje eu vou contar a história de três crimes que aconteceram durante o Halloween. 

Paris Hilton's big headed baby, Charlie LeDuff out at the Detroit News, John Stamos' book revelations, Jennifer Lawrence full frontal in No Hard Feelings, Who Dated Who deep dive, and we look for more Corey Feldman material for YouTube. Our Detroit Lions Overreaction Show was a DUD! Charlie LeDuff was let go by The Detroit News. Don't mess with Dana Nessel. Some people are saying Chad Livengood is soft. The MSU scoreboard/Hitler debacle is very fluid and a lot to unpack. Maz may have witnessed the photo of Adolf Hitler himself. Taylor Swift News: She kissed Travis… on the cheek. Swifties are fearful of Jackson Mahomes. Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes have a touchdown celebration handshake. Movies: Bill Burr's Old Dads is getting crappy reviews. No Hard Feelings features an awesome nude fight scene with Jennifer Lawrence. Corey Feldman Content: On Howard Stern. In Taiwan. Michael Jackson tribute. Celebrity House Hunting. Corey Feldman = Tiny Tim. An Alaska Airlines pilot attempted to murder the entire plane. A loser named Pedro Argote is on the run after killing a judge because he didn't get his way in a divorce. Emily Blunt is very sorry for a comment 11-years-ago. John Stamos caught Tony Danza plowing his girlfriend Teri Copley. Her version of the story has one major difference. Kate Hudson has an incredible team photo. Britney Watch 2023 Part 1: Britney explains why she signed into the conservatorship. Britney rails against her baby sister. Pink was on 60 Minutes and made some wild claims about drugs. Billie Eilish got a brand-new back tattoo. Bonnie Rotten has horrible tattoos as well. We take a look at failed celebrity clothing lines. Paris Hilton's son has a gigantic head compared to hers and the internet was very mean. Robert Plant sang Stairway to Heaven for the first time in 16 years. Britney Watch 2023 Part 2: We watch Britney's failed audition for The Notebook. Britney has been pulled over AGAIN. New info on the Michigan football sign stealing controversy. No Halloween costumes related to anything SAG-AFTRA. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

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No Halloween de 2010, três membros de uma mesma família foram mortos de maneira violenta. Quando os corpos foram encontrados, a cena era tão bizarra que acreditaram que tudo era uma brincadeira assustadora. Esse é o podcast Clube dos Detetives e hoje nós vamos falar da Família Liske e o massacre no Halloween. • VERSÃO ESCRITA: - https://www.podcastcdd.com.br/post/73-família-liske-massacre-no-halloween-crimes-reais • APOIE A VAQUINHA DA DORINHA:  - ⁠https://www.vakinha.com.br/3697244 • FICHA TÉCNICA: - Roteiro e Revisão: Rodolfo Brenner - Edição: Rodolfo Brenner - Apresentação: Rodolfo Brenner • APOIE O PODCAST:  - Orelo: ⁠⁠https://orelo.cc/clubedosdetetives⁠⁠  - PIX: podcastcdd@gmail.com • REDES SOCIAIS: - Site:⁠ ⁠http://www.podcastcdd.com.br⁠⁠ - Instagram:⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/podcastcdd/⁠⁠ - E-mail: podcastcdd@gmail.com • NOSSAS REDES SOCIAIS: - Rodolfo: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/rodolfobrenner/⁠⁠⁠⁠  - Patricia: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/patriciaz94/⁠⁠  - André: https://www.instagram.com/andrelbgon/ • FONTES: Oxygen, Crime and Coffee Couple, Sandusky Register, CBS News, Daily Mail, WTOL, NBC.

Reddit rSlash Storytime r prorevenge where Deadbeat dad Hurt my little sister? Fine I'll get you back Lie to me, enjoy figuring out what food you're opening How I got my secretary back. Evicted .. then moved right back in! No Halloween costume? Enjoy your Easter candy! Sorry SFC, that's not my job. Deliberately delay my time out at work? Enjoy the stress of missing your meeting/client/deliverables Car disrupts a neighborhood. The neighbors retaliate en masse. Neighbor Petty about her parking spot - should I be petty back? If so- how??? Ruin my mini vacation? Goodnight! Army soldier leaves entire Battalion hanging Crappy Tire - The Hidden Breakroom Don't touch my stuff stealing kids lunch? not if I can help it Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Reddit rSlash Storytime r prorevenge where Don't take food that doesn't belong to you. Ex left me for a good friend, so now I'm going to meet and work for their favorite artist! Steal a piece of stale chocolate from me? It'll cost you your career. The time some obnoxious trick or treaters got what was coming to them After insulting my team and myself, you want me to help tie your pool to the car? She faked her injury! No Halloween party for everyone? Okay, we'll make our own You talk trash behind my back, you fail your exams. Beware the quiet man… Short your tab and I'll call your boss. Sorry dude, it's only been me here and trash is all I've seen How To Deal With A Queue-Breaker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bom Dia, Boa Tarde ou Boa Noite !! É hora daquela nossa degustação semanal sobre séries, onde o universo da vez será a franquia Brinquedo Assassino, com nosso Adm host Josimar Carlos, que ao lado do Leo Nerdkit, darão seus pitacos sobre o primeiro e o segundo episódio da segunda temporada de Chucky. Aqui você saberá mais sobre o trio tentando recomeçar, o retorno de Chucky, a detenção, novos personagens, travessuras na Escola Católica, ataque, sarcasmo e referencias. Ficou curioso com tudo isso?? Então bora tacar o play nessa lenda e não esquece de seguir nossas redes, comentar o que achou, dar seu pitaco e se quiser mandar algo mais detalhado, uma errata, ou o que você quiser, é só mandar e-mail para podcast@geekuniversal.com.br é falar conosco, respondemos todos por lá, ou por onde for. No mas, sem mas, até mas !!

Ah, o Halloween! Embora não seja uma data historicamente brasileira, nós celebramos às festividades do dia 31 de outubro. Mas talvez você não tenha parado para pensar que, pelo menos nos EUA, esta também é a oportunidade perfeita para crimes: é quando todo mundo sai às ruas, feliz, bradando “doces ou travessuras”. Site: www.casosreaispodcast.com.br Contato comercial: blogerikamiranda@gmail.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/%C3%89rikaMiranda21 Convidada: Gabrielle Mendonça @tiveumaideiaconvites Instagram: @casosreaisoficial @erikamirandas @hannahramos --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/casos-reais/support

"Assim brilhe a luz de vocês diante dos homens, para que vejam as vossas boas obras e glorifiquem ao Pai de vocês, que está nos céus". Mateus 5:16

Colégio dos Plátanos em Rio do Mouro

Today is about celebrating the holidays and if we're being honest, black people only celebrate the ones where we can have a nice dinner/cookout. No Halloween for us, just Hallelujah Nights and Trunk or Treats lol  

"Não participem das obras infrutíferas das trevas; antes, exponham-nas à luz". Efésios 5:11

"Não participem das obras infrutíferas das trevas; antes, exponham-nas à luz". Efésios 5:11

Depois de um dia cansativo, nada como uma refeição quentinha, um bom banho e o merecido descanso. O problema é quando o seu repouso é interrompido por quem está descansado há mais tempo. Há muuuito mais tempo.

"Não participem das obras infrutíferas das trevas; antes, exponham-nas à luz". - Efésios 5:11

"Não participem das obras infrutíferas das trevas; antes, exponham-nas à luz". Efésios 5:11

"Assim resplandeça a vossa luz diante dos homens, para que vejam as vossas boas obras e glorifiquem o vosso Pai, que está nos céus" - Mateus 5:16

mais uma semana folgada, tamos quase em novembro, chato, ainda tou no mood de verão. obrigado a todas e a todos os que ouvem estas saudáveis loucuras que transmito. até pa'smana.

Muchos creyentes celebran esta actividad no sabiendo las cosas que realmente pasan durante esta celebración. Esta bien de que me involucre en esta celebración ? cual debería ser mi postura como creyente ante esta situación ?. Te invitamos a que escuches. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hablemos.podcast/support

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October 31, 2022: Halloween has no FULL moon this year. The moon is nearly at the First Quarter phase. Today, Darkness exceeds daylight. This episode is also available as a blog post: 2022, October 31: NO Halloween Full Moon, Darkness Exceeds Daylight --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-l-hunt/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-l-hunt/support

Do you ever wonder what might be blocking your style and holding you back from fashion happiness?  Almost everyone makes the same ONE major fashion mistake, and it's called Closet Chaos. There is literally a name for it. This week, your favorite personal stylist Holly Katz holds your hand and guides you through “How to Clean Out Your Closet” (without crying). This episode is fabulously fun and informative, and is just the pep talk we all need! These are the ULTIMATE Fashion Crimes:  Disorganization The number one reason your closet looks crazy is disorganization. If you think you are an organized person, but you can't find anything to wear or it's taking you too long to get dressed, guess what? You are not organized. Clothes are energy. What you wear and how you feel in your clothes all starts with how they are presented to you every day.  You need your clothes to be organized so they make sense to your eye and your brain. If they are hanging in a way where you can't recognize what is what, then you either aren't going to take the time to figure it out, or you will take too much time trying to decide what to wear.  Are your clothes in piles on the floor? Stuffed into a tiny closet? Shoved inside your drawers?  Messy closets will make your morning dressing routine chaotic, and leave you stressed out before your day even gets started!  “Here is an analogy: ‘Eat this eat, not that.' Holly heard this on her favorite TikTok feed (where everyone goes for important info). And she had an epiphany! You know what?  We all need to be an adult at some point and eat vegetables with every meal.”   Same goes for keeping your closet organized. Be an adult.  2. Inconsistent Laundry Practices You need a laundry plan: start it, finish it, put it away. Do you forget to put your clean clothes in the dryer?  Do you leave your clothes in the dryer for days to get wrinkled? Do you have piles of clean clothes in laundry baskets? Do you send everything, or nothing, to the dry cleaner?   If you answered yes to any of the above, you have inconsistent laundry practices. You need to know HOW to do your laundry: read the care labels, know what to send to the dry cleaner, put your clothes back where they belong, and remember to always iron/steam when needed.  3. Over-shopping Do you know what you have in your closet?  News Flash: You do not need to buy a new outfit every time you have an event or occasion.  Repeat that to yourself at least once a day. You most likely have what you need in your closet right this very minute! But you can't even see any of it, because of your chaotic closet.  Yes, shopping is thrilling! And it often seems easier to just buy something new than deal with issues like a chaotic closet, or the real reasons why you are shopping too much, or spending money you do not have.  Do not shop to fill a void.  “It could be something as small as a pair of earrings. If you have 78,000 pairs of earrings that are all over the house, and you can't find them, you are just going to buy more because you don't want to deal with finding them.” You can stop this madness.  And try going shopping in your closet first. More ‘stuff' only adds to the chaos.  You now know the reasons why your closet needs help and why it could be holding you back on your style evolution. We've identified the reasons why, now let's talk about the solutions. SIDEBAR: If we were to look back at pictures of you from 15 years ago, and you look the same in the exact same clothing, you are stuck in a style rut and you need to clean out your closet. Jussayin, boo! So, how do you clean out your closet on your own?    Change all your hangers.  We swear to God, Holly could scream this from the mountaintops for the next 20 years. You need to change all your hangers. Right the second. Right now. Not yesterday, not in two weeks, not tomorrow.  And, you must change all your hangers to velvet, slimline hangers. If you have shitty-ass plastic hangers, hangers from dry cleaners, or plastic tube hangers or wooden, this is your first issue. Please understand that this is the most common issue. And the easiest one to fix!! No matter how you hang your clothes, when you use these types of hangers, they take up the minimum amount of space. You're not only going to save room, your space is going to look so much more organized.    2. Make 3 Piles.  Keep.  Giveaway/Sell.  Throw Away. To start, everything comes out of your closet, and then your drawers. Everything. Make it look like you're about to move. Keep:  Put on a velvet hanger or back in your drawers...(not overstuffed) Giveaway:  Put these items in a bag, put them in your car, and drive them to the donation center. DO NOT leave them sitting around in your home...you will be temped to go back through the bags! Trust me, we've witnessed this..... Sidebar:  Please consider people who are coming back into the workforce after jail time, homelessness or poverty, places like battered women's shelters, local churches or religious programs that provide support for refugees just arriving in this country, or anyone who needs aid. Drop off your items at your local community services, and always consider the programs in local your community first. Here's a list of others you might want to consider! Dress For Success American Red Cross One Warm Coat Soles4Souls Vientam Veterans of America American Kidney Fund The Salvation Army Goodwill Sell:  Post on a resale app like Poshmark, The RealReal, or THREDup or you can take them to a consignment store locally. It's super easy and you can make good money.  Did we mention that if you leave these items in your trunk or backseat, or in your closet, we will find out? You do not want a visit from the fashion police. Trust us.  Throw Away:  Do not give items you do not want to someone who has not asked for them. A trash bag of clothing dropped off at your sister-in-law's house just made a bag of junk her problem.  This is a major fashion crime. We can hear the sirens from where we are. Do not do it. “Just so you know, before you throw things away, please remember that somebody else can really benefit from bras, socks, underwear, or pajamas. As long as the item is clean, gently used and in good condition.” How to Organize Your Closet and Drawers You must put your clothes back into your drawers and closet in a way that makes sense to YOU. Not to Holly, not to your husband or your partner, or your sister or your kids. YOU. REMEMBER: When hanging things back up...like goes with like. All short sleeve tops, long sleeve tops, short dresses, long dresses, etc.  When putting things back into your drawers, store like, with like. Bathing suits and underwear together. Some like socks, sports bras and pajamas together. Even more like workout pants with workout shirts together. Or, sweaters with sweatshirts.  Regardless: try to get as much as you can in one drawer - but do not overstuff it.  Don't forget...... Get your shoes off of the floor, for the love of GOD! If you have shoe overflow, this means you have run out of shelf space if you have shelf space for shoes. It also means you most likely have too many pairs of shoes. However, here is the fashion crime: Do not, do not, do not, do not, do not keep your shoes in shoe boxes. Did we say DO NOT? Here's why it doesn't look neater, and it does not save space: Boxes actually take up more room. Do yourself a favor, get rid of the shoe boxes and put your shoes out.  Bonus: you can actually see them so you know what shoes you have.  You can donate shoes boxes to a preschool for art projects, or please recycle them.    2. PLEASE do not use your closet for a dumping ground. Nothing should be in your closet that does not belong to you. No Halloween baskets, no Easter baskets, no kids' stuff, no diapers, no toys for Christmas.  Nothing should be in there that you do not wear. This is a sacred space for YOU. Your closet is not a storage room.  So now the rest is up to you! Clean out, clear out, keep it clean. Your brain with thank us, we promise.   Want to really join in on the fun? Holly has a challenge: Whoever has the most garbage bags full of items to give away, send us a pic at holly@fashioncrimespodcast.com Please send a description of what you're giving away, the number of bags you're donating, and the name of the charity where you're donating to.   The winner will win an exclusive phone interview with Holly, LIVE on the show, to tell all of our fashion crimes podcast insider besties about your closet clean out experience.    YOU CAN DOOO IT!! FASHION CRIMES PODCAST www.fashioncrimespodcast.com   Hosted by your favorite personal stylist, Holly Katz. www.hollykatzstyling.com

O que aconteceu com Martha Moxley no Halloween?

  Neste podcast Ed Shemp(@ze_baca), General do Panda(@generaldopanda) e Maximus (@andreomaximus) falam sobre um jogo que já foi falado antes no podcast, sobre o melhor jogo nacional, sobre o clone de smash que não é o que a gente precisa, mas não é também o que a gente merece e, óbvio sobre filmes de terror ruins e bons.

No Halloween de 1981, o corpo nu da Irmã Tadea Benz foi encontrado em um convento do Texas. Sua autópsia mostrou que ela fora estrangulada, esfaqueada e estuprada. A polícia acabou prendendo um jovem de 17 anos, Johnny Frank Garrett que foi visto fugindo do convento naquela noite. Garrett foi condenado à morte em 1992. E as suas últimas palavras foram, 'Eu gostaria de agradecer a minha família por me amar e cuidar de mim. O resto do mundo pode beijar minha bunda".  Post do Blog: https://www.thecrimebrasil.com.br/2021/11/a-freira-enforcada-e-maldicao-do-tumulo.html#more 

Happy Halloween out there to all you Bad Ghouls and Bone Daddy's out there! We are now just mere days from Halloween and we thought it would be a great idea to help you out with some party planning. Join us this week as Lexie and myself do our own macabre music countdown of some of our favorite Halloween Hits from today's hits to a few from the vaults. No Halloween party is complete without a spooky playlist so please kick back, boogie down, and jam out with these bone chillers! Enjoy and Happy Halloween everyone! Don't forget to keep an ear out for a very special Halloween episode of The Southern Spectre Podcast coming this Halloween! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/southernspectre/message

No Halloween Costumes two weeks before Halloween!Make sure to follow Rudy Pavich on Instagram: @rudy_pavichCheck out his website for comedy content, short films, stand up dates and more! Go to www.rudypavich.comIf you're looking for Rudy's documentary, Dear Walt, about the struggles his dad faced, growing up without father and attempt to mend broken relationships, go to www.dearwaltmovie.comWatch Rudy's award winning short film and winner of Louie Anderson's Favorite film from the 2021 Z-Fest, Raising a Daughter!Rudy Pavich is a stand-up comedian, radio and podcast host, editor, writer and content producer for such podcasts as Fantastic! With Dana Carvey, Adam Ray's About Last Night, Jessimae Peluso's Sharp Tongue Podcast, The Mike Henry show with Mike Henry (Family Guy and the voice of Cleveland Brown), Jonathan Kite's (Two Broke Girls) Lockdown Crack-up and of course, his own podcast, A Long Walk To Cleveland. He calls Minneapolis, Minnesota his home and is the father of a 13 year old gymnast and  a bulldog named Paul (named after Paul McCartney).  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NOW YOU CAN CLICK ON THE TIMELINE TO FIND YOUR FAVORITE SEGMENT(S) OR LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SHOW! Please check out our full TWO-HOUR 11:00 am ET radio show, or snippets contained within, from Friday, October 15, 2021, wherein we discussed: 0:00 - Hello, Introduction, Update, and Today's Show Details 3:51 - "Arrogant Al" Entered the Fray! 7:23 - A 2-hour Show - "Hicksville Harry" and "Cannabis Carl" Popped in to Give Their Tribute to the Special TWO-HOUR Show Today! 10:20 - Are We a Radio Show or a Podcast? Our little "Radio Ditty" by "Hicksville Harry", "Cannabis Carl", and "Paranoid Pete" 13:51 - Trophies for All? NOOOOOOO! A soccer story for the ages ... 31:32 - "LIVE SINGING" Segment - "Hicksville Harry", "Paranoid Pete" and "Cannabis Carl" Came In to Sing "YOU'RE SIXTEEN"! As Al often says, what could POSSIBLY go wrong??? 55:00 - Paul's Interview with College Professor/Author, HENRIETTE J. RUNTE 1:36:49 - Sonny and Cher? Say it Isn't So!!! 1:38:23 - NO Halloween or Valentine's Day Parties at Local Elementary Schools! 1:39:22 - Classic "NAME THAT TUNE" Contest. "Cannabis Carl" came in to tell a few jokes and to play along with the contest, which featured "LOVE SONG DUETS".  1:56:50 - JOKES!!! As a reminder, you can catch all of our live shows on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 11:00 am (ET) on "Impact Radio USA", through the following site: http://www.ImpactRadioUSA.com (click on LISTEN NOW) (NOTE: Each live show is also repeated at 2:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 11:00 p.m. on the same day) Enjoy!