Podcasts about Nougat

durée : 00:19:44 - En cuisine avec Franck Daumas - Franck Daumas nous plonge au cœur de la nougaterie du Pont d'Arc à Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, où le nougat artisanal se prépare avec passion. Rencontre avec Loïc l'Apiculteur et Laura la Cheffe Nougatière, tous deux à l'origine de cette aventure gourmande locale.

„Klarheit ist der erste Schritt zur Veränderung.“ – Veit Lindau In dieser Podcast-Episode spreche ich mit Veit Lindau, Bestsellerautor und Experte für bewusste Lebensführung, über ein Thema, das oft unterschätzt wird: die Sedierung durch Zucker und wie wir wieder klar sehen können. Gemeinsam tauchen wir ein in die Frage, warum Zucker nicht nur unseren Körper, sondern auch unseren Geist beeinflusst – und wie wir uns aus dieser süßen Betäubung befreien können.

durée : 00:19:21 - C'est bon ça, c'est fait en Isère ? - À Brion et Grenoble, Benjamin Dufort et Didier Allibe allient leur passion du miel et de la noix pour créer du nougat, pains d'épices et douceurs bio sous la marque Nos Produits Isère. Une belle histoire de terroir et de transmission à découvrir à la ferme ou sur les marchés.

„Selbstliebe ist der Beginn einer lebenslangen Romanze.“ – Oscar Wilde In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Helen Sonneborn, Ernährungscoach und Expertin für emotionales Essen, über den Weg zu einem gesunden Körperbewusstsein und nachhaltiger Selbstliebe. Helen teilt ihre inspirierende Geschichte und wertvolle Tipps, wie wir durch intuitive Ernährung und mentale Stärke ein erfüllteres Leben führen können. In dieser Folge erfährst du:

✨Nougat and Mallomar thought their lucky day had arrived… until something very strange happened to their winning ticket!

durée : 00:04:09 - Le marché de François-Régis Gaudry - par : François-Régis Gaudry - Cap sur le Val de Loire pour croquer une douceur un peu oubliée

In this episode Nikki talks to Camilla Gordon, a  process facilitator , about representation in Lego and her new “Figiverse” project. They talk about  How Camilla uses Lego Serious Play in facilitation The lack of representation within Lego  ‘I had people of colour seeing these more representative Lego pieces and had really emotional reactions to it, because people have never seen themselves in these pieces' ‘It has become so normalised that particular identities don't get represented in different spaces' Improving representation and access to more diverse Lego pieces ‘recognizing that these forms of representation shouldn't be separated from the more traditional Lego pieces, but actually should be a core part of those packs' Camilla's new “Figiverse” project including how it started and future plans A full transcript is below.   Links: Today's guest: www.Camillagordon.co.uk www.Figiverse.co.uk To find out more about Facilitation Stories and the IAF and the England and Wales Chapter: Facilitation Stories website: https://facilitationstories.libsyn.com/ And to email us: podcast@iaf-englandwales.org IAF England and Wales: https://www.iaf-world.org/site/chapters/england-wales The Facilitation Stories Team: Helene Jewell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenejewell/ Nikki Wilson:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolawilson2/ Transcript N.W  Hello and welcome to Facilitation Stories, the community podcast of the England and Wales Chapter of the International Association of Facilitators, also known as IAF. My name's Nikki Wilson, and today I'm going to be speaking to Camilla Gordon. So welcome, Camilla. To get us started would you like to tell us a little bit more about you and what you do.    C.G Sure. So I am a freelance facilitator, and I'm a process facilitator. So focused on getting groups from A to B, I am what I would call sector agnostic. So work across a range of different sectors with lots of different clients and groups from unaccompanied children, refugees and asylum seekers all the way through to corporate boards, and part of my approach in doing that work is trying to facilitate processes that are more inclusive, kind of recognizing power dynamics and hierarchies and rooms. I'm really clear that I'm not a D&I facilitator. For me, that's just the core part of how I work, rather than it being a kind of defined piece. And so, yeah, I do lots of kinds of work, lots of different places, lots of different processes.   N.W  Great. And so the focus of today's conversation is Lego. So how and why do you use Lego in your work?    C.G So I'm a Lego Serious Play facilitator, or what I usually like to say, I'm trained in Lego Serious Play. I say that because I use elements of Lego Serious Play in my work. But I'm not wedded to it in a strict way, in relationship to the process and how it works. I like to take bits and pieces of different methods and tools to make it work for the group, and so use Lego in a range of different ways within the different processes that I run from using Lego Serious Play in its most formal sense, but also using Lego as a tool to explore different parts of conversations and in different ways.   N.W  And so while you like to use some Lego, I believe you noticed there was something that you didn't like about it. So could you tell us a little bit more about that?   C.G  Yeah, definitely. I started using Lego Serious Play about seven years ago, and one of the first things I noticed was the lack of representation within Lego. I saw lots of yellow faces, I saw lots of yellow hands, but I didn't see any representation of black and brown heads and hands. I didn't see any representation of disabled people. I didn't see representation in many ways, in the Lego that I was using.    Following on from that, I spent a lot of time looking for some of those pieces, looking for ways to bring representation into my kit, because the groups that I work with were because the groups that I work with are from a huge range of different backgrounds with a huge range of different identities. And on that journey, I realised part of the reason I didn't have that in my kit to begin with was because very little of it existed in the world. I ended up on Lego resale websites, talking to Lego dealers, and while there were a few representations of black and brown heads, a lot of them were double printed with happy and angry on either side. And I was very aware of the stereotypes and tropes that come along with racial stereotypes, and I didn't want to feature that in my kit. And in the end, I had to get them custom printed, so I bought a whole load of heads with the formal colour being reddish brown or medium Nougat, which is the term the colour definition from LEGO. I had to get them custom printed.    And obviously, recognizing representation isn't just about racial representation. I also spent a lot of time looking for other identities that could be represented. And looked at things like wheelchairs. They were also very hard to source and had only been released in one kit. And they were five pounds each for the ones that I could source and they were very hard to find. Looking for other forms of representation, things such as hijabs, different elements of different religions, different elements of different identities, they were virtually impossible to find. And so it became a bit of a mission for me to try and find more pieces like that. And I came across a statistic. These numbers are not the actual numbers but it was something along the lines of 8 to 10 times the number of yellow and white heads represented to the number of black and brown heads represented. So there was a huge disparity in relation to those pieces.    Part of the reason doing this was so important to me was there is a perception that yellow is a neutral colour and that yellow represents everyone. When I get asked this question, I usually respond by asking, there is an American cartoon, The Simpsons, and they are all yellow. What ethnicity would you say the Simpsons were? Usually I get a very clear answer back, if I don't, then I ask which of the characters in The Simpsons aren't yellow? And then we find characters like the shopkeeper Apu. And then it becomes even more clear that actually that isn't a neutral colour. And time after time after time in my workshops, I had people of colour seeing these more representative Lego pieces and at times, I've had, you know, really emotional reaction to it, because people have never seen themselves in these pieces. I've had young people in wheelchairs who have never seen themselves in these pieces, and I regularly hear things along the lines of, it's me, I've never seen this before, through to young people who have taken away models of themselves and keep them on their on their shelf, because they want to keep that in sight for them, because they have never seen it. And part of the reaction when I talk to people is less about seeing themselves, but the realization that they have never seen themselves because it has become so normalised that particular identities don't get represented in different spaces.    N.W  Okay and so, I mean, obviously you were already taking some action within your own kit, but then you've now decided to actually take this forward and do something wider and bigger. How did you decide to do that and to do something more with the work that you'd already done?    C.G Well, this has been something that's been set on my mind for two years, but I was really keen that other people should have access to these sort of pieces, from the perspective of particularly Lego Serious Play facilitators, to broaden the representation within their kits. But beyond that, I use Lego mini figure pieces at the start of almost all my workshops, whether or not I'm using Lego Serious Play in order for people to be able to build representations of themselves. What has come out of that is the number of people requesting those pieces and asking where I got them from, because they want access to them. And so over a period of time, it became really clear that people did want these pieces. And so I decided that it was important for these pieces to be on offer, not just for Lego Serious Play facilitators, but for facilitators in general, and if and when individuals want them, for families, for people who are not facilitators, and for youth groups who work with a range of identities in their spaces. And it was hearing from individuals again and again that they wanted access to these pieces that was this sort of catalyst for me moving forward with this and trying to make it happen.   N.W And so how did you decide how you'd approach taking it wider, as it were? I mean, so you said that before you get custom printed figures in the designs that you want, how did you decide to kind of approach taking it wider?   C.G Well, something that has changed over the last few years is Lego has improved the range of pieces that they offer. While they don't always feature in their kits, you can order them directly.    N.W Right.   C.G And so in me being able to access more pieces, it meant there was an opportunity to pull a range of pieces together to make, to make a product, to make something that would be beneficial to groups of people recognizing that these forms of representation shouldn't be separated from the more traditional Lego pieces, but actually should be a core part of those packs. As I say, I don't think we should be adding things on, they should just be the norm. Yeah, and so that was part of how I went about it. I did a lot of research around what pieces were available, and a number of pieces are actually no longer available. I had a number, I have a number of heads, black heads that feature Vitiligo. I can no longer find those on the Lego website. I also came across a piece with a cochlear implant on the hair, I had to order those from a Lego dealer because I could no longer source them directly from Lego. And so there's been a lot of different moving parts, but for me, it was about the research piece and looking at how we could bring the different parts together into something that was accessible for people to be able to purchase, and also gave the opportunity to give kits to youth groups and organisations who potentially wouldn't be able to afford them otherwise.   N.W Okay and so what you're going to be offering is complete kits with this range of different pieces within them to people to purchase and potentially some to for people to get free if they're not able to afford them. Is that? Is that right?   C.G Yeah, so the the business is called Figiverse, and there are curated packs of different size, generally ranging from for groups of 6 to 8, for groups of 14 to 16, for groups of up to 30, that include a range of mini figures, a range of heads and hands, and also different accessories. Other products that are on the market generally offer per one mini figure, one accessory. But really for this to work as a product, you need more than that, because you want people to have the choice in how they represent themselves. And so generally the kit, so for our kit, for 14 to 16 people we have over 100 accessories in that pack so that people really can choose, and they are designed to be used by facilitators. And so they come with a set of base plates so people can present their models. And come, you know, in a carry bag, trying to think about these products from all different angles to make them as usable as possible, and a number of different use cases for facilitators to be able to to use them effectively from the get go.   N.W Okay, great. And so for listeners' benefit, we're actually speaking at the end of November in 2024 how and where have you got to so far with this project?   C.G Great question. Well, so hopefully today, I'll be launching the website, and, broadly speaking, seeing what, what the response is. Ideally we would see in the next few weeks, in the run up to Christmas, what sort of things are popular, and then doing a bigger launch for January, wanting to make sure that we're getting it right in terms of what people want, but also being really clear that these products aren't Perfect. All the elements that we would want represented aren't there, and so over time, keen to improve that range. So while right now in the product development, we have what we can get, we're actually very limited by those things. And I've tried to find ways right now to improve that. So creating flags, like pride flags, for example, to try and represent identities from a range of different perspectives and ways. So those are currently made by me using decal but hopefully moving forward, they would be more professionally developed. So at a very early stage in the whole thing, but trying to work with a good enough mentality to try and get out there.   N.W Okay, and so I was going to ask a bit about what's coming next. Well, obviously, just actually launching the website. And then you said that you've got a kind of bigger launch plans for January. Have you got any particular ideas of what you're going to do with that?   C.G Yeah, I think for me, I would like to really expand what can be offered, primarily because I want to get this into more spaces for more people to be able to access. Right now, you've got the core kits. Other options that I'm looking at are things like office parties, renting a kit, organisations are really keen to move away from alcohol based social events because they're not inclusive, and so using this is a bit of a tool for that, offering rental options. But also if people want to create their models and then keep them also offering things like guest books for weddings, where people want to build themselves as a wedding guest and keep a really wonderful part of their day for them. Also options for things like subscriptions, so facilitators can keep updating the kits that they have, and getting new accessories, and maybe going seasonal accessories. So I think there's a lot of different options that are quite exciting to think about, but again, trying to start with the basics to see, to see what happens really from here.   N.W And do you have any thoughts about how you will kind of prioritize what the next stages of development will be? Because obviously, you've said there's this whole range of options, and you're starting with that kind of good enough core where, how would you decide what to do next with each of those?    C.G Broadly, the next few weeks will dictate a lot of that, where the interest is. At the moment, I haven't gone for kits that are smaller than sort of 6 to 8 people. I've had a lot of interest from parents, from people who look after young people, and so potentially looking at an offer there, but a lot of it is dictated on capacity. At the moment, it's just me roping in a few friends when we can, and also keen to have a look at the sustainability side of things. At the moment, 20% of the kits, up to 20% of the kits are from, include pre-loved Lego pieces, and so we'd love to play around with that, but again, right now, it's seeing what happens now, what the interest level is, and then working with that to try and build products and offers that work for the audiences that we're talking to.   N.W And I guess what you're saying about pre-loved and sustainability part of the issue with that is that a lot of these things don't exist in the pre-loved market at the moment. And so you're, you've maybe got the core kits that are the more easily available pieces, and then I suppose the more that this grows, you've got more chance of being able to get pre-loved pieces. And so, I mean, you've probably hinted at this already, but what are your hopes for the project, and what help do you need to get there?   C.G I think my hopes are that one day, when I take a kit such as this into a group, there'll be no reaction to it, because people will have seen these pieces, they'll be used to seeing all of these pieces in every Lego kit, and that would be my ideal one day. That might be quite far away at this point. But also, I would love for this conversation to keep going, particularly with Lego, to see if there are opportunities to work together or to really look at the range of pieces that they have and how that can be expanded in relation to other forms of identity, particularly beyond racial identity, as I think there's a there is a huge focus on racial identity, but there are also plenty of other identities that aren't represented in lots and lots of different spaces. So having more access to pieces that represent that kind of wide range of identities is really important to me, and so I'd like to keep the conversation going. If people wanted to get involved, it'd be great to have those conversations. Get in touch, join the mailing list, but also, if you're a facilitator and you're looking for something you can bring into your workshops, do think about picking up a kit. They are great for things like introducing people, but also for opening conversations around diversity and representation. I have also used them for things such as building teams. What, how would you build your ideal team? What do each of these people need and look like? And so I think there's a range of things and as I said, representation is a core part of this product. But actually, the reason I developed the product is because it's a really, really great way to open conversations with people that aren't related to representation, and these pieces are just a part of that in the way that all of the other pieces are.   N.W Okay and so if listeners want to know more about this project or about you and your work how can they find you and find the project?   C.G So Figiverse has its own website, which is figiverse.co.uk . I'm also hoping by the time this goes out, that there will be some social media presence. We'll see about that. But you can also find me as an individual. My website's Camillagordon.co.uk , find me on LinkedIn, and would love to chat more and find out from people what they think about this as an idea.   N.W Brilliant. Well, I'm sure there'll be lots of people keen to get in touch and sort of know more about it. Sounds like a great project, and we'll put the links in the show notes as well so that they're easy to find. But thank you so much Camilla, it's been great to chat to you about this.   C.G Great thanks. Nikki. Really appreciate it and excited to be able to share a bit more and a bit further and wider about the project.    N.W Brilliant. We'll be looking forward to hearing more.    C.G Thanks   H.J So listeners, we've reached the end of another episode of facilitation stories, the community podcast of IAF, England and Wales.   N.W If you'd like to find out more about the IAF and how to get involved, all of the links are on our website. Facilitationstories.com   H.J And to make sure you never miss an episode, why not subscribe to the show on whatever podcast app you use?   N.W We're always on the lookout for new episode ideas. So is there a fabulous facilitator you think we should talk to?   H.J Or something interesting emerging in the world of facilitation you think listeners need to hear about?   N.W Send us an email at podcast@IAF-Englandwales.org .   H.J We hope you'll join us again soon for more Facilitation Stories.   N.W Until then, thank you for listening.

The stars are out this week as we kick the year off with the mighty Milky Way. We'll cover the history and our review of Milky Way plus our new year resolutions. Grab one and eat along with us!

durée : 00:06:36 - L'invité de la rédaction France Bleu Drôme Ardèche - Le nougat de Montélimar obtient enfin son IGP après 8 années de procédure : l'Indication Géographique Protégée a été reconnue officiellement par l'Europe ce mardi 26 novembre.

You've never heard of a Bajadera? And you call yourself a Croatia-phile. This week we're covering the most popular candy in Croatia: the Bajadera. We'll get into their tragic and controversial roots and start the show off with the much anticipated tie breaker from our last episode. Grab a Bajadera and eat along with us.

...eating through the layers of your chocolate bars. =D 

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Nutella ist zum Synonym geworden für Nuss-Nougat-Cremes. Doch wie schlägt sich der Schokoaufstrich im direkten Vergleich? Genussexperte Helmut Gote, Moderator Uwe Schulz und Testerin Sigrid Müller machen den Geschmackstest. Von WDR 5.

Tasting Notes:  I didn't think I would love this whiskey, but boy was I wrong. This is a 12yr old Buffalo Trace aged in French oak barrels. Some other French oak whiskies tend to be overpowering, but this was just the right amount of silkiness, mouthfeel and richer vanilla and red fruit flavor that I love. It somehow manages a sweet mouthfeel without tasting sweet and also manages a fairly heavy oak profile without tasting too heavy. Nougat, caramel, vanilla and a very finely wrought and subtle oak note throughout. Label is kind of a mess, but the whiskey inside is fantastic. Very elegant.

Daar zijn we weer! De rookwolken van de Strade Bianche zijn definitief opgetrokken en we proberen weer in ons normale fietsleven te geraken. Dat lukt, al zitten de buien ons wel een beetje in de weg. Dat zorgt direct voor onwijze kledingstress. Want wat moet je in hemelsnaam aan met dit weer? Voer voor weer een paar minuten content. Even later probeert Martijn Herman over de streep te trekken om 24 uur achter elkaar te gaan fietsen. Herman geeft nog geen sjoege, maar het zaadje is in ieder geval geplant. Ondertussen beleefde Martijn afgelopen weekend de mooiste dag op de fiets ooit: hij fietste samen met zijn zoon Boris over het MTB-parcours van Lage Vuursche. Het werd een dag om nooit te vergeten. Herman blikt nog terug op zijn tocht met Rob Harmeling, Hennie Kuiper en Tineke Fopma en we kijken langzaam vooruit naar ons 'trainingskamp' in Calpe. Segmenten van de ShowHerman kiest voor de Fietsbrug +, een prachtige brug (goh) over het Amsterdam Rijnkanaal ter hoogte van Nigtevecht. Martijn heeft het segment te danken aan luisteraar Wilco: een prachtig doorsteekje tussen Hotel de Witte Bergen en theehuis Bluk genaamd Heidelaan - Bluk. ShownotesHerman heeft de fiets van Anna laten opknappen bij daVietsie in Amersfoort.Prachtige wielerposters van Grand Départ, een sieraad voor elke woonkamer. De Geluk In Beweging Challenge van Rob Harmeling.Kleine man in regenboogtrui staat op de Insta van Martijn.Van Mond Tot Kont. Oftewel van Egmond naar Rectum. Goededoelentocht van de Maag-Lever-Darm-Stichting. 290 kilometer over gravel; de Eroica Nova. Alleen de website al is al fantastisch. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tweewielers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Idiots talk with human behavior expert Thomas Erickson and learn that they are not special in any way.  

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The You Tried Dat?? crew returns to Walmart to try 2 more imitation Great Value products: Cookie & Caramel Bars and Caramel & Nougat Bars (modeled after Twix and Milky Way, respectively).  But wait, what's this?  The third contender for today's episode is a complete surprise for 2 of our hosts.  What could this surprise bar possible be?  Before they find out, they discuss the 10 worst places to take a first date before playing yet another game of fuck / marry / kill. Follow us on Instagram to see pictures of the snacks @youtrieddat.

You Tried Dat?? is joined by special guest Zac from the podcast Reading Room Ruffians. Together, they try three Walmart imitation bars from the Great Value brand: Fluffy Nougat Bars, Milk Chocolate Crispy Wafer Bars, and Peanut, Caramel and Nougat Bars.  Will any of them live up to their inspirations (3 Musketeers, Kit Kat, and Snickers, respectively)?  They also discuss Zac's experiences discovering a planet before trying to guess some world records. Check out Zac's great book podcast, Reading Room Ruffians! Follow us on Instagram to see pictures of the snacks @youtrieddat.

Die eingeschleppte Asiatische Wanze, Halyomorpha halys, bedroht in Italien die Haselnuss-Ernte. Die Nüsse werden für die Herstellung von Haselnuss-Creme angebaut und nutzen den Wanzen als Nahrung und Eiablageplatz. Der Einsatz von Samurai-Wespen könnte helfen.

Product Safety Alert: UNREAL Club Size Bag Dark Chocolate Caramel Peanut Nougat BarsIt has come to the attention of the Gluten Intolerance Group that certain packages of UNREAL Club Size Bag Dark Chocolate Caramel Peanut Nougat Bars may pose a concern regarding product safety. Some packages of these bars have been found to list Organic Spelt Flour as an ingredient on the outer packaging, while the individually wrapped bars inside display the GFCO logo. After engaging with UNREAL, we have identified this discrepancy as a packaging error, where old outer packaging was used on a newly formulated product that has been GFCO-certified. Unreal assures GFCO that the product meets the GFCO certification standards and is certified. GFCO has not completed the testing to verify this.In an abundance of caution, the GFCO is issuing this safety alert to inform consumers. Always read labels to ensure the products you buy are gluten-free. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Die 13 Dessert aus der Provence sind die bekannteste Weihnachtstradition in Frankreich. In der Provence ist es üblich, während des Weihnachtsessens dreizehn Desserts zu servieren. Darunter finden sich Calissons, Nougat uvm... Dieses Ritual bezieht sich auf das letzte Abendmahl, das letzte Mahl Jesu im Kreise seiner zwölf Apostel. Die Desserts müssen gleichzeitig auf einem Tisch serviert werden. Hier erfahrt ihr alles über diese Tradition.

10 - 31 - 23 UNPOPULAR HALLOWEEN OPINION AND THE NOUGAT DEBATE (KELLYKAST) by Maine's Coast 93.1

Even as a Lord is sick, he still makes it to the podcast, just for you loyal WYSPER! Whether its better or worse than normal begs the question. As the dawn turns to night and the ever frightful All Hallows Eve approaches, the Lords are joined by mega fan, Ian Lotts to discuss an update on a infamous 'Haunt' from last week! A noise is discovered from space, whatever could it be?  A mega volcano could wipe out an entire country (again). This weeks Top 5 is all about the worst Trick or Treat candies to receive!  All WYSP social links-https://linktr.ee/WYSP

Episode 89.2: Holistic Meds, Nougat, Favorite Childhood Candy Bar, Canola Oil, Meat Grinding, and Presidential Hummers

Jen, Charlie & Peter tackle Season 2 Episodes 3 & 4 of STRANGE NEW WORLDS and then it's time for a bit (more) o' FAITH OF THE HEART and (xxx) with Part 2 of Season 3 of STAR TREK ENTERPRISE.Find us online at secretfriendsunite.com for ALL of our episodes, additional content and bios of our SFU Network stars!Hit us up @SecretFriendsU, @Q_TGeek, @PetrusAquinas, @SenoraVaquera & @TheCeeThree on Twitter and let us know what you're enjoying in the TREK world!Jen's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jenwatsonartOur Deepest Love and Respect to our BFF Patreons, The Nyhus Family, Andee Milliken and Missy Merchant!Find us on Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/code-47-star-trek-talk/id1568531166Find us on Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/5ftlCHvPzELW4rGYL1ZSHPJoin our Discord for great geek discussions of all kinds!https://discord.gg/AX9qwErUSubscribe to our YouTube Channel!https://www.youtube.com/c/SecretFriendsUniteVisit us on Tee Public for ALL kinds of swag! https://tinyurl.com/ybzpyqw3

Let the open Seth Challenge commence!! checks being cashed on the way to Money in the Bank & the bloodline is involved in the biggest civil war since 2 guys from brooklyn jumped Tony Stark. Dont even get the fellas started on their frozen yogurt business or another top tier episode of NXT. All this and more..on this weeks LMBTT

On the next episode of #IRPresents Let Me Book The Territory.... Let the open Seth Challenge commence!! Checks being cashed on the way to Money in the Bank & the Bloodline is involved in the biggest civil war since 2 guys from Brooklyn jumped Tony Stark. Don't even get the fellas started on their frozen yogurt business or another top tier episode of NXT. All this and more..on this weeks LMBTT

Welcome to March 26th, 2023 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate knowing who your friends are and a veggie that gives us super strength. If you’re celebrating today’s national day, you’re going to need a friend along, if you for no other reason than to check your teeth. For one thing nougat seems designed to get stuck to your smile. The white kind is made by whipping egg whites and honey - think divinity or Milky Way candy bars. Brown nougat is even stiffer and stickier, like Bit o Honey or Fast Break. But the serious smile busters are the German kind that add nuts to the mix. If you like this variety, better have some friends on hand to make sure you’re ready for a selfie closeup. Marlo, John - do I have anything in my teeth? On National Nougat Day, make sure you know who your friends are. The town of Crystal City, Texas survived the Great Depression thanks to an unlikely hero, Popeye the Sailor Man. In the 1930s, Popeye cartoons became very popular, which meant that kids everywhere saw him chomping away on his favorite snack, spinach. And, as luck would have it, Crystal City was a huge producer of spinach. Moms were thrilled that their kids wanted to eat the healthy food and business boomed as spinach was added to menus across the country. To this day, the town is known as the Spinach Capital of the World and they even have a Popeye statue erected outside city hall. On National Spinach Day, celebrate the veggie that still gives us our super strength. I’m Anna Devere and I’m Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss a Bathroom Incident & Lorrain Bracco Calls UsOn this episode:News (00:00:00)Entertainment Report (00:15:16)Nick's Airport Bathroom Experience (00:47:20)Bizarre Files (01:21:01) The Noticer  (01:34:44)Lorraine Bracco Checks In & Toffee vs Nougat (02:01:56)Bizarre Files (02:33:14)Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:44:15)Wrap Up (02:57:35)   

It's time to go gaga over Goo Goo Clusters. This week we'll give you their Nashville based history and review the Southern delicacy itself. Grab one and eat along!

It's all for one and one bar to rule them all. We think that's how it goes. This week we'll be giving the history of and reviewing the lighter than air 3 Musketeers. Grab one and eat along with us.

On this episode: Trick or Treating Gets Crazy Nostalgia Glasses - The Goonies Power Ranking - Bottom 5 Worst Candy Bars Judge and Jury Best Week of the Week

Hour 1 of A&G's Post Halloween show. If we even see an M&M, we may vomit. In real news, the NHS is pushing back against radical gender theory. Recycling is a myth, according to Green Peace. Kanye West fans are attempting to make him more money. Maybe he can try for the massive power-ball payout. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of A&G's Post Halloween show. If we even see an M&M, we may vomit. In real news, the NHS is pushing back against radical gender theory. Recycling is a myth, according to Green Peace. Kanye West fans are attempting to make him more money. Maybe he can try for the massive power-ball payout. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Velmasplaining Haloween. Coverlord. What's this? !s What's this? Someone killed a bear. Every Halloween I show up wearing nothing. Isn't There A Chocolate That's Milk Something? Chuckie Dunaway. The Vomit Half. Walker, Texas Singer. Save Halloween For Christmas. Twas on All Hallows Even. Starlord Mix Tape is TMS backwards. Think about IT! The Good kind of Wood. Santa and Mini-Santa. 40K Ordinary people. The Witcher Switcheroo with Stephen. Horror movies with Monica Nicole Veronica and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Velmasplaining Haloween. Coverlord. What's this? !s What's this? Someone killed a bear. Every Halloween I show up wearing nothing. Isn't There A Chocolate That's Milk Something? Chuckie Dunaway. The Vomit Half. Walker, Texas Singer. Save Halloween For Christmas. Twas on All Hallows Even. Starlord Mix Tape is TMS backwards. Think about IT! The Good kind of Wood. Santa and Mini-Santa. 40K Ordinary people. The Witcher Switcheroo with Stephen. Horror movies with Monica Nicole Veronica and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

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