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In our third episode on the 2020 Special Session, we discuss some new laws about traffic stops, marijuana investigations, defendant sentencing and "earned sentence credits." Note: Most of these bills do not go into effect until March 1, 2021.

In this Monstrous Musings episode, the crew chat with the folks from Pollen Path Entertainment, who, at the time of this post, are trying to finance their feature-length horror film, "Captive". Owing to the restrictions imposed by the Covid-19 outbreak, this long-distance episode was recorded using Zoom technology and the audio quality is less than stellar. Nevertheless, we felt it was important that we share this honest, behind-the-scenes look at the work required to bring monsters to the screen. We also chat about the excellent movie, "We Are Still Here", and Scott's childhood encounter with eyeless fish . . .Cheers!The video of this episode can be found on our YouTube channel by clicking here.Note - Most of the music we use throughout our podcast was created by Kevin MacLeod, of Incompetech, from whom we purchased usage rights.

I thought it would be a good idea for Radio Personalities (DJs) to have a podcast. I know that they often lose their jobs due to the consolidation of stations, automation, genre changes, and more. However, I only thought it was a good idea. I didn't know because I only know to podcast, Erik K. Johnson is the Podcast Talent Coach and co-host of The Podcast Review show and he's been in radio 30 years and is a program director for iHeart Media. So I asked Erik for his opinion and he gave me three reasons radio personalities should have a podcast Note: Most of this post was transcribed from the recording, so when you read "We" it's Erik and iHeart (not Erik and myself). Three Reasons Radio DJs Should Have Their Own Podcast Built-in Demo Freedom To Talk About Whatever You Want Develop a Deeper Brand Be sure to read the contract and know what you're signing.  Mentioned in this Episode Thanks to: Arnie from www.footballhistorydude.com Steve Stewart from www.stevestewart.me Brande Ushio from https://fandompodcast.com/ Table of Contents 1:43 Focusrite Studio Makeover 3:46 Revisit Bad Audio 5:26 Three Reasons Radio Personalities Should Have a Podcast 17:07 Say No to Puke Voice 19:53 Question of the Month   Ready to Start Your Podcast See www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start  

For centuries, smallpox seemed unbeatable. People had tried nearly everything to knock it out—from herbal remedies to tossing back 12 bottles of beer a day (yep, that was a real recommendation from a 17th century doctor), to intentionally infecting themselves with smallpox and hoping they didn’t get sick, all to no avail. And then, in the 18th century, an English doctor heard a rumor about a possible solution. It wasn’t a cure, but if it worked, it would stop smallpox before it started. So one spring day, with the help of a milkmaid, an eight-year-old boy, and a cow named Blossom, the English doctor decided to run an experiment. Thanks to that ethically questionable but ultimately world-altering experiment (and Blossom the cow) we got the word vaccine. Want more Science Diction? Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and sign up for our newsletter. "The cow-pock - or - the wonderful effects of the new inoculation" by James Gillray in 1802, featured at the beginning of this episode. (Library of Congress) Footnotes And Further Reading:  Special thanks to Elena Conis, Gareth Williams, and the Edward Jenner Museum. Read an article by Howard Markel on this same topic. We found many of the facts in this episode in “Edward Jenner and the history of smallpox and vaccination” from Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings. Note: Most sources indicate that the figure in Gillray's "The cow-pock" cartoon is Edward Jenner, but there's been some debate. Other sources indicate that the figure could be George Pearson.  Credits:  Science Diction is written and produced by Johanna Mayer, with production and editing help from Elah Feder. Our senior editor is Christopher Intagliata, with story editing help from Nathan Tobey. Our theme song and music are by Daniel Peterschmidt. We had fact-checking help from Michelle Harris, and mixing help from Kaitlyn Schwalje. Special thanks to the entire Science Friday staff.

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Steve Key is a singer-songwriter, recording artist, and music curator (Songwriters at Play) based in Shell Beach. NOTE: Most of the previous guests on the podcast are a direct result of going to Steve's showcases! Join us as we discuss moving from one coast to the other, how much talking to do before playing a song, and engaging with a music community. Steve's album release party is Nov 22nd at Morro Bay Wine Seller. "How I Learned To Drink" is available now on streaming platforms.

In a special bite-sized edition of Takoyaki Party, Matt interviews fellow NMBros and friends about what they thought about Yamamoto Sayaka's graduation concert. Note: Most of these interviews were recorded in a noisy izakaya so please be understanding of the audio quality.

Grab your tissues because las Cerebronas interview the OGs - their parents - for this chiquitasode. They share their experiences of immigrating to the US - the pain, the successes, and the luck. We made this episode with a lot of love so we truly hope you enjoy! Note: Most of the episode is in Spanish. Visit cerebronas.com for more information and links on what we discussed. Thanks to @romobeats for the intro tune! Follow us on IG and Twitter at @cerebronas Transition song: Ryan Little – Lucy’s Song

Fermented foods have a lot of health benefits. They are rich in enzymes, which help speed up digestion and absorption in our system. They are also rich in good bacteria, specifically lactobacillus acidophilus, which is an extremely beneficial flora found in the gut. A study published in the International Journal of Obesity even found that some types of probiotics promoted weight loss. NOTE - Most fermented foods you can buy in supermarket jars or cans have been pasteurized and cooked at high heat, killing any friendly bacteria. You'll have to make your own pickles or sauerkraut to retain those products' bacterial benefits. (If you take basic precautions in fermenting your own, there's little risk.)

Just like John Farnham. Tidget and Belvedere are back this week for another episode. Happily brought to you by #WhiskeyWednesday choice of beverage; Dubliner Irish Whiskey, It's the ageing in fine old Bourbon casks that gives Dubliner Irish Whiskey its special warmth and sweet honeyed finish! Usual catch up with whats been going on in our worlds with Belvedere wasting no time to break into song and even some Harry Potter impersonations. Heaps of news. Seriously... HEAPS. We were worried there wasn't going to be much news and we would just have to make shit up, but Papa KapKap has delivered again. Lots of updates to the PTR including heroes, maps, bugs, events, WoW tokens and Funkos! Including our favorite Brazilian DJ, Lucio, making his way to the Nexus in Heroes Of The Storm! With such a news heavy episode, we go straight into some eSports with updates and results from the recent OGN Apex Season 2 round robin matches in Korea. As we head to the end of our episode, Tidget and Belv have a quick little cry about whats been annoying them in the world of Overwatch and finish the episode with some sneaky surprise questions for eachother. Seriously they aren't rehearsed. You can't prepare for this shit! Trust us, we try every week! Note: Most of this episode is very unedited and may contain slightly more bad language that Tidget usually cuts out for our sexy listeners to avoid hate emails. Speaking of emails* To contact JunkertownFM; Email - Junkertownfm@gmail.com Twitter - @Junkertownfm Tidgets Twitter - @TheTidget Belvederes Twitter - @BelvedereOW Watch Belv's stream - www.twitch.tv/belvedereow Send us anything and we will read/response/act out/sing whatever you say straight onto the podcast. We love to talk crap, but if you have crap you want us to talk about crap specifically. Write in! JunkertownFM, switching off. **If you can somewhat stomach the crap we are putting out, Please don't forget to leave JunkertownFM a 5 Star(frog splash) review and comments on iTunes. It helps so so so much! And we will read it out-loud on the show with such love and admiration.** *All Overwatch tracks, noises and sound-effects are owned by Blizzard Entertainment and no copyright is intended, background music bought to you by our favorite Overwatch Hero Lucio! CAN'T STOP WON'T STOP!*

Welcome to Bombshell.  This new bi-weekly series, brought to you by War on the Rocks, is hosted by three of your favorite Washington insiders who will dissect today’s foreign policy crises and tomorrow’s security challenges.  Our hosts — Loren DeJonge Schulman, Radha Iyengar Plumb, and Erin Simpson — will talk military strategy, White House mayhem, and the best cocktails known to (wo)man. In this episode, our hosts introduce themselves and each other before launching into a guide to what is going to face the Trump administration as it takes hold of the reins of power. If you're wondering about new appointments, how the new National Security Council could run, and possible crises that could erupt as soon as day one, this is the episode for you. The first two episodes will be on the War on the Rocks feed. Don’t forget to sign up for the Bombshell feed on your podcast app of choice (Note: Most apps use the iTunes feed and iTunes is taking their sweet time approving it. Keep trying). Music: "Jennifer Lawrence," by Future Teens Produced by Tré Hester Image: U.S. Air Force photo by Capt. Patrick Nichols