Podcasts about past'

Darcey goes to Washington, DC looking for answers about Georgi's past but is left with even more questions. Stacey and Florian have a hard discussion about their future. Darcey makes a decision that could put her entire relationship on the line. 90 Day Fiance | Darcey & Stacey Season 2 Ep. 3 Follow us on Instagram @90DayCrazyInLove Find out more at 90daypodcast.com  Contact us at 90daypodcast@gmail.com The only 90 Day Fiance podcast hosted by an international couple.

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Have you heard of Lucy Franks or Helen Roe? 'A window to the past' is the new book from Historian in Residence in Laois, Regina Dunne. On this episode of The Open Door Regina shares her passion for shedding light on two women in history who remained behind the scenes.

Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon joins the Billboard Pop Shop Podcast to discuss the band’s new single “Invisible,” its artificial intelligence-created video, and the group’s upcoming album Future Past (due out in October). Plus, we take a stroll down memory lane to recall Duran Duran’s first encounter with Billboard and their first No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tens of thousands of predominantly black and Asian service personnel who died fighting for the British Empire were not properly commemorated due to "pervasive racism", a report has said. The report cited racist comments such as the governor of a British colony saying in 1923 that "the average native... would not understand or appreciate a headstone". The Commonwealth War Graves Commission apologised and said "we recognise the wrongs of the past and are deeply sorry and will be acting immediately to correct them". Martha Kearney spoke to historian professor David Olusoga, who's television company produced the documentary Unremembered, that led to the report being commissioned; Claire Horton, director general of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission; and David Lammy MP, Labour's shadow justice secretary and presenter on the Unremembered. (Image: A rose growing between the headstones; Credit: PA)

On this week's Thursday podcast, we discussed fantasy 'blasts from the past.' These included players that had a great fantasy season, or even just a few great fantasy weeks. 

Good, bad, or simply mediocre? X-Men Month continues with Jake + Mitch pitting two titles against each other. Because, at long last, the world deserves to know, which is better?:'Days of Future Past' or 'Apocalypse' Between sloppy dialogue, fantastic moments, and a lot of uncertainty, the guys attempt to break down the age old struggle of expectation against reality. Also, along the way, they ask a few questions:- Is 'Days of Future Past' a "Big Mac" movie?- Why didn't get Kitty Pride a better opportunity?- Is 'X-Men Apocalypse' a fun genre romp or just plain bad?No matter where they land one thing is certain -- the X-Men cinematic universe has a wide range of hits and misses. But there's never any shortage of takes to be had. Be sure to give a listen, rate, and review!https://www.watchingcomics.com/HOSTS: @Thatjakeowens + @MitchRoush*WCP is a member of the GeekDad Podcast Network*

We had our first-ever male guest on the show: Adam Gordon! One of the topics explored in this episode is Men's Mental Health, where Adam and Aman share their own experiences, as well as highlighting how the topic is viewed in society and why it seems as though it is never spoken about. The topic of Further Education arose and Adam helped educate us on the many stigmas, barriers, and racial injustices those of Caribbean descent face in regards to this. He also enlightened us on a number of racial divisions within black culture and dropped some important black history that educational institutions fail to teach in this country. Stay tuned for a quick two truths and one lie where we discover some interesting things about each other. A huge thank you to Adam for joining us on this very special episode. We hope these topics help raise awareness in our own community and other communities. Let's start to make a change.

At the end of last year, we were glued to our screens watching former Ironwoman and Reading Eggs ambassador Candice Warner absolutely smash it on SAS Australia and show the country just how tough she is. Now the mum of three gorgeous girls Ivy, Indi and Isla, is back to chat with us about another testing time, back to school, how SAS Australia changed her for the better, and how she's going to talk to her girls about stories written about her in the media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Johnny Baptist 'Blast from the Past' 2016 Thanksgiving Show I thought it might be fun to play the 2016 Thanksgiving Show to rewind back to the confusing times many of us went through when Donald Trump (to our huge surprise; and many others) made it into the Presidency against a wide number of prophecies that did not come true.   Tonight I am sharing some extremely rare one-on-one time with my daughter Kristin who will be helping me prepare a number of dishes for Thanksgiving tomorrow.  Thanksgiving is a big deal here and I doubt many of us would be surprised if this were our last.  Although we never know what's going to happen next these days. God Bless You ALLLLLLLL - AND REMEMBER TO PRAISE JESUS ALWAYS!!!

Jumuah Bayaan about Relying on Allah and Not Dwelling On The Past, by Mufti Adam.

Pandemic stay-at-home orders gave lots of households extra time for spring cleaning. Some people rediscovered World War II artifacts, including inscribed Japanese flags taken as souvenirs by American soldiers from Pacific battlefields. Now, aging veterans and their descendants are attempting to return memorabilia to the families of their former enemies ahead of a milestone anniversary. Next Wednesday, September 2, marks 75 years to the day since the Japanese surrender ceremony that ended World War II.

A listener got in touch: 'I have this horrible habit of constantly remembering embarrassing moments from my past and it makes me cringe so bad....I know that it sounds quite harmless, but it often ends up ruining my entire day as I can’t help but to keep focusing on it. Lately, it has been getting worse and it is really starting to impact my life negatively.' Ciara chats to Enda Murphy, Psychotherapist, and hears from listeners. Photo by Andres Lugo-Garza from Pexels Lunchtime Live Listen and subscribe to Lunchtime Live on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.  

Jacaranda FM — You may know him as Liam Spencer from the long running CBS show 'The Bold and The Beautiful'. Scott Clifton is an award winning actor and musician from LA, who is navigating the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown as an actor, husband and father. In this incredible podcast, he opens up to Danny about how he speaks to his son about the lockdown and the pandemic, what this could mean for the show and how we could be relooking at how we interact with each other in the future!

Mike and Tedd hunker down and listen to musical selections from 'A Link to the Past' with you. Support the show! Leave a rating/review on Apple Podcasts, tell your friends, and follow us @doyouwanttocont. Email us at doyouwanttocontinue@gmail.com Produced by Tedd. Musical theme and artwork by Mike Miller @millerproducts.

Tedd feels that 'A Link to the Past' is one of the greatest games ever made. John believes that this is just nostalgia. Enjoy a conversation which is, in many ways, is a Link to Our pasts. Support the show! Leave a rating/review on Apple Podcasts, tell your friends, and follow us @doyouwanttocont. Email us at doyouwanttocontinue@gmail.com Produced by Tedd. Musical theme and artwork by Mike Miller @millerproducts.

#GE2020: David Cullinane: 'I'm proud of my party's past' by Beat

We're pointing our butts toward the future on the podcast this week– because we're watching the Power Rangers Lost Galaxy episode 'Facing the Past'! What Special Guest Star drops in? How does Leo manage to steal the episode in the bad way? And who is our new pick for greatest character in the Power Rangers franchise? The answers to these questions and more await on this episode of the Ranger Danger Lost Galaxy podcast!

New Year, Same Down to the Beat. We start off with our 'What's Up?' segment where we discuss some projects that will be dropping this year, then we move into 'Let's Talk', where we talk who will have the hottest 2020. We then cap this episode off with a 'Blast From the Past'.

As soldiers from World War II increasingly reach the end of their lives, more people are trying to preserve their stories and experiences. One of them is Louis Baczewski. In June of 2015, Baczewski bicycled more than 700 kilometers, following the path of his grandfather’s armored division, which doggedly fought its way through Europe during WWII.

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This weeks Down to the Beat features our 'Blast from the Past' segment to start off the show followed with 'Let's Talk' with discussions on Industry Plants and our takes on the Grammy nominations that have been released. Last we do a review, not on an album, but The Weeknd's new song

In the latest episode of 'Pats from the Past', Kevin Faulk reveals how a request early in his career nearly ended his time with the Patriots.

Remfry is joined by three excellent guests, Serena Cherry (of Svalbard), Jo Quail and A.A. Williams, to discuss Japanese instrumental quartet MONO and the impact they have had over 20 years as a band. The panel discuss the dynamics of MONO's music and the influence it has had on each member of the panel, which then leads into a broader discussion about instrumental music, showmanship and the difference between practise and performance. MONO curate a 20th anniversary event in London called 'Beyond the Past'; three gigs across two days which will feature performances from Svalbard, Jo Quail and A.A. Williams as well as Boris, Envy, Årabrot, Alcest, Nordic Giants, Floating Spectrum and of course, MONO. The shows take place 13th - 14th December at Oval Space, Barbican and Village Underground in London and tickets are available here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Come along with Caleb and Anna as they talk about recording with roommates, time travelling, and how little Varian is kind of a creep? Follow us on Twitter @CoronaPodcast, email CoronaConversations@gmail.com, and review us on iTunes to get a free Sundrop Flower pin! (Just let us know your address!) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coronaconversations/message

Almost Cancelled give their reaction and recap to 1x05 of Netflix original superhero series 'Raising Dion.'Reviews will continue on the audio podcast feed: Audio: https://netflix-mild-fuzz-tv.pinecast.coFULL SPOILERSpatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mildfuzztvtwitter: https://twitter.com/Mild_Fuzzfacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mildfuzznetworkAudio: https://netflix-mild-fuzz-tv.pinecast.coUK Merch store: https://shop.spreadshirt.co.uk/mild-fuzz-tv/US Merch store: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/mild-fuzz-tv-us

Disparate Souls began as an acoustic duo to self release the songs of Rotherham songwriters Andrew Hossack and Steve Griffiths. This can be heard on the stripped back EP 'The Doors of the Past' released in 2018. Whilst still being at home in the folk, singer songwriter genre the duo wanted to develop their sound further, follow up EP 'Love and Redemption' was more experimental and introduced further instrumentation, much of it programmed.For the next batch of songs the duo began using guest musicians to enhance the folk and country acoustic tunes, as heard on the mournful EP 'Poetry of Reason' and expanded even further with a full band backing for the recent EP "Waiting for the Rain'. This evolution can be heard on the eponymously titled debut album released October 14 2019.The album is an eclectic mix of folk, country, blues and rock, as ever strong writing, evocative melodies and dark lyrics are at the heart of everything.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Disparate-Souls-351745585400435/Website: http://www.disparatesouls.co.uk

Disparate Souls began as an acoustic duo to self release the songs of Rotherham songwriters Andrew Hossack and Steve Griffiths. This can be heard on the stripped back EP 'The Doors of the Past' released in 2018. Whilst still being at home in the folk, singer songwriter genre the duo wanted to develop their sound further, follow up EP 'Love and Redemption' was more experimental and introduced further instrumentation, much of it programmed.For the next batch of songs the duo began using guest musicians to enhance the folk and country acoustic tunes, as heard on the mournful EP 'Poetry of Reason' and expanded even further with a full band backing for the recent EP "Waiting for the Rain'. This evolution can be heard on the eponymously titled debut album released October 14 2019.The album is an eclectic mix of folk, country, blues and rock, as ever strong writing, evocative melodies and dark lyrics are at the heart of everything.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Disparate-Souls-351745585400435/Website: http://www.disparatesouls.co.uk

Chris and Chandler continue in the 2-part adventure of Days of Future Past where they discuss 2013 apocalyptic fashion trends, they get visited by a radioactive spider, and surprise each other with gifts! DISCLAIMER - we had an audio problem mid-way through so the quality changes around the 35-minute mark. Sorry!

Chris and Chandler go over one of the most iconic storylines in X-Men history...Days of Future Past! Inside the episode, they discuss an OJ Simpson Ad Alert, the debate between jumpsuits vs rompers, how Wolverine thinks Kitty smells like a Woman, and Slapstick the Marvel hero.

We chat to Tony Park, bestselling author of 'Ghosts of the Past'. We also share Book Week costume ideas, so you're not stumped for ideas. AWC presenter Patti Miller's book launch for 'The Joy of High Places' was a great success. Plus there are three copies 'Fake' by Stephanie Wood to give away. Read the show notes Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com

We kick this episode off hot with a 'Blast From the Past' segment featuring tracks and albums strictly from 2000-2005. Then we talk about flow biting and discuss the idea of artists stealing flows or drawing inspiration from similar rappers. Last but not least we go OFF on a full out Kid Cudi discography, discussing and rating everything from his mixtape 'A Kid Named Cudi' to 'Kids See Ghosts'.

S4 E2 – The Past is Not Dead, It’s Not Even Past In this episode of the ‘cabaret of conversations’ host Panti Bliss is joined by Belfast writer Wendy Erskine, author of an acclaimed new collection of stories from a fractured post ‘peace’ Northern Ireland and a young filmmaker Sinead O’Shea whose documentary ‘A Mother Brings her Son to Be Shot’ highlights some of those fractures in the underbelly of Derry suburbs. With them is Dean Van Nguyen, an emerging voice on Irish culture, whose father came to Ireland as a Vietnamese refugee in the 1970s and David Joyce, a lawyer and Irish traveller activist, whose father reluctantly ‘settled’ when David was in his late teens. Offering music and insight is the singer and performer Lux Alma whose new work takes a female focus on Irish mythology. pantisocracy.ie/s4-e2/ for more

The Pantisocracy Season 3 Episode 2 broadcasts July 23 2019. This is Panti Bliss opener to the show - The Panti Monologue In this episode of the ‘cabaret of conversations’ host Panti Bliss is joined by Belfast writer Wendy Erskine, author of an acclaimed new collection of stories from a fractured post ‘peace’ Northern Ireland and a young filmmaker Sinead O’Shea whose documentary ‘A Mother Brings her Son to Be Shot’ highlights some of those fractures in the underbelly of Derry suburbs . This episode, please note, was recorded before the tragic shooting of Lyra McKee in Derry by a dissident republican group. With them is Dean Van Nguyen, an emerging voice on Irish culture, whose father came to Ireland as a Vietnamese refugee in the 1970s and David Joyce, a lawyer and Irish traveller activist, whose father reluctantly ‘settled’ when David was in his late teens. Offering music and insight is the singer and performer Lux Alma whose new work takes a female focus on Irish mythology. http://pantisocracy.ie/s4-e2/ for more

This week DTTB brings you Hot Takes like we are never going to hear Eternal Atake, followed with our segment 'Let's Talk' where we discuss Travis Scott selling cereal and people are buying it. Lastly we do our 'Blast From the Past' where John and Fixxx talk some old school albums and tracks we need to revisit.

In the first official episode of 'The Saturday Morning Gaming Show', Ryne & Lobos revisit the SNES classic, 'A Link to the Past'! During the episode we cover... Nearly all the large plot points / dungeons from start to finish Lobos' involvement with the hit "Ki - Ki the Monkey Show" We induct 2 new members into the 'Hall of Heroes' And finally, we talk about the game for June 22, Mega Man 2! Support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/SaturdayMorningGamingShow Watch us live every other Saturday 9:30am https://www.twitch.tv/lobosjr Watch more retro gaming streams at https://www.twitch.tv/saturdaymorninggamingshow Email us at SaturdayMorningGamingShow@gmail.com Follow on Twitter @SaturdayMGaming for daily updates

This weeks Down to the Beat brings you song, artist and album recommendations in our 'Blast From the Past' segment, including music from A Tribe Called Quest and some 2013 Mac Miller. Then 'Let's Talk' about OVO vs XO, the music video to  Ol' Town Road along with Kanye and David Letterman. Last, lets debate over who's over/underrated featuring artists like 6LACK and Denzel Curry.

Volgend jaar wordt er voor het eerst sinds 35 jaar weer een Formule 1 race gehouden op Circuit Zandvoort. Veel is al besproken, zoals dat de race in mei zal plaatsvinden en dat er nog even flink gesleuteld zal worden aan de logistiek voor het zover is. Wij gaan in deze aflevering dieper in op de aanpassingen aan het circuit en de historische waarde van een race in Zandvoort. Dat doen we met Formule 1-expert Joost Nederpelt.

Reuben Silverman, author of “Turkey’s Ever Present Past: Stories from Republican Turkish History” and “Politics in Turkey: Parties, Politicians and the Struggle for Power” (Libra Books), talks about his research on contemporary Turkish history. Become a Turkey Book Talk member to support the podcast and get English and Turkish transcripts of every interview, transcripts of the archive, access to a 35% discount on over 400 Turkey/Ottoman history titles published by IB Tauris, and an archive of over 200 reviews covering Turkish and international fiction, history, journalism and politics.

This weeks episode goes into a 'Blast From the Past' segment, discussing the best debut albums including Frank Oceans Nostalgia, Ultra and Wu Tang's Enter the Wu -Tang (36 Chambers). John and Fixxx also talk the history of Coachella, Kodak got arrested again, XXL predictions and more.

Big news this past week as we were told by big blue that internal alpha testing had begun over at Irvine! Josh breaks down this news and what it means for us moving forward with the listeners. Then we hear from former vanilla WoW class designer Kevin Jordan on Warlocks for another amazing segment of Ask Kevin. After that, the show features an in depth interview with Martin Falch, creator of the immensely popular machinima series from back in the day, 'Tales of the Past' to discuss the ins and outs of making those movies. Finally, we hear all about the pros and cons of knowing vanilla quests inside and out. Highlights Below: Calling Countdown #1 - Alpha Announced - 4:55 Calling Countdown #2 - Kevin Jordan On Warlocks - 29:05 Calling Countdown #3 - Tales of the Past - 1:09:50 Calling Countdown #4 - Quest Knowledge - 2:04:15   Join the Countdown To Classic Discord here: https://discord.gg/2xJAwNf Countdown Advertising Survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/countdowntoclassic Find Kevin Jordan @ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/kevinjordan Find Ayle & Taladril @ https://classicwow.live/ Find Zephan & the Warlock Classic Discord @ https://discord.gg/3fvUDqF Find Defcamp on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGm8RmKIW0EF1RfmNFVr2-Q Find Orcbit on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPBNvbIQxM12SoaS5RuCjzQ Directly download the episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/countdowntoclassic/C2C_Episode_101_Final.mp3 Also listen @ Spotify here (Spotify takes a couple of hours to upload after posting, check back later if not there): https://open.spotify.com/show/38mHWjscNorJr7OFeNu8X5?si=c6JKxJeSRCeLQPSIlKJL8w Or @ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/countdown-to-classic/id1352967778 Or @ Stitcher: http://stitcher.com/s?fid=174762&refid=stpr Pick up awesome Countdown To Classic show rewards @ Patreon: patreon.com/countdowntoclassic Or grab some awesome Countdown To Classic merch @ Red Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/joshcorbo82?ref=artist_title_name&asc=u Or support the show with a tip @ Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/Y8Y3D2TT Or simply show your support by leaving the show a review at iTunes or by telling a friend! Send your Memory Lane stories, Anger Management rants or just say hello to Josh at feedback@countdowntoclassic.com or get in touch on social media: Follow Josh on Twitter: https://twitter.com/count2classic?lang=en And on FB: https://www.facebook.com/countdowntoclassic/ Subscribe on YouTube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4mTG9XXtKdOJW6tYg7jEkA

Krister loves a bit of classic Elton. Dave thinks he has a voice like a malfunctioning foghorn. What will we make of this album? We also manage to talk about NWA, Madonna's 'Hanky Panky' and an absolutely astonishing Elton John cover of 'Give Peace A Chance' along the way. Also Krister has a bagful of Elton John related jokes with him and each one is worst than the last. You've been warned. Plus we find out if Dave really can remember all the words to 'Turtle Power' nearly 30 years on. As usual you can listen to a playlist of all the songs we discuss and play here - http://tinyurl.com/PCL008playlist

Join John Walsh and Stephen McLaughlin on This Week's Force Friday Show we discuss Mark Hamill feels new Star Wars movies aren't doing enough to acknowledge original trilogy, Hearing Clone Wars Voice Actors Dubbed Over the Prequels Just Makes Me Want Animated Do-Overs, Captain Marvel's Brie Larson Wants to Be a Jedi, Topher Grace edited a mega-trailer for the entire Star Wars series. Your Hosts ‪Follow John: @Keltoi89‬ Follow Stephen: ‪@SJMcLaughlin76‬

Tom Jackson got into postcards more than 25 years ago, and since then he's built up a massive collection of around 60,000 of them. He's also written a book and started up a popular Twitter account @PastPostcard. In his show 'Podcast From The Past', Tom uses the postcard as a springboard into stories. Two guests bring some favourite postcards into the studio, Tom does the same, and they talk about what they mean and why they were sent. We speak to Tom Jackson about his collection and how he finds his guests, and play some of an episode of Podcast From the Past featuring the poet, playwright and translator Sasha Dugdale and the actor and director Samuel West.

Buffalo Bills Head Coach Sean McDermott addresses the New England media during his conference call on Wednesday, December 19, 2018.

When last we left our Heroes they were hunting an undead. That is probably the least plot relevant thing to happen in this episode. Meet new characters and learn more about old ones! Feel at least 2 emotions! All this and more in this Land of Life and Story Arc Finale Alternate Title: "Join Me in the Conspiracy Corner" Theme Music: 'Supernatural' by Olive Musique The Moonlit Vizier's Theme: 'Lost Sanctuary' by Adrian von Ziegler Velek's Theme: 'Slava, Moy Brat' by Adrian von Ziegler Dragan's Moment: 'Night without a Star' by Adrian von Ziegler Gleeson's Moment: 'Remembering the Past' by Emmett Cooke End of Midroll Music: 'Piano Keys' by Meral

The past seems to hover around us because of the way we see it. Tune in to see how can we move past 'the past'.

Made for 4 Extra. Alex Lowe - aka Barry from Watford - and Stuart Ross share their favourite podcasts, including 'The Angelos and Barry Show', 'Podcast from the Past' and 'The Big Travel Podcast'.

Helen Stagg presented on 17 July 2018 'Harnessing the River Murray, a Journey of Discovery: Archives and Voices from the Past'. Helen’s talk took a journey through her research for the book, 'Harnessing the River Murray: stories of the people who built Locks 1 to 9, 1915-1935'. Helen shared the genesis of the book and her motivation to record the stories of those involved in South Australia’s share of locking the River, to reveal the experiences of people who did not get the chance to author their own story. Her presentation gives background to the River Murray Scheme and stages of lock building. Helen explores some of the challenges of discovering the names of the workers and discuss some of the documentary evidence. A valuable adjunct to this was her discovery of a metaphorical time capsule which gave a rare and valuable perspective, an up-close and personal insight into the past. This free public lecture was part of the History Trust of South Australia's Talking History series. For upcoming events visit: history.sa.gov.au/whats-on/events/

This week’s episode takes on a difficult, but far too common issue: abusive relationships. My guest this week talks about what it means to end a toxic and unsafe relationship, and we delve into some of the common, and not-so-common misconceptions about emotional and physical abuse. We also get into how to experience life again on your own term, living your #bestlife, and what it means to reclaim your own safety.   Some of the resources Kathy mentions:   Why Does He Do That by Lundy Bancroft   One Love Foundation resources Healthy relationship: https://www.joinonelove.org/signs-healthy-relationship/ Unhealthy relationship: https://www.joinonelove.org/signs-unhealthy-relationship/   https://www.joinonelove.org/learn/letter-walking-away-abusive-relationship/   Men’s Health article for men dating a woman who was abused https://www.menshealth.com/sex-women/a19519621/her-ex-was-abusive/   Hotlines and resources across Canada http://endingviolencecanada.org/getting-help/   Terry Crews talk with The White Ribbon Foundation about masculinity and abuse: https://youtu.be/VbypBbQp8kI https://youtu.be/k_BBYL15_qY https://youtu.be/7aYKA_lEsb4   ___________________________ Kathy’s pic for the playlist:Since I Left You- The Avalanches   Listen to the playlist here Find the show on: iTunes Google Play Spotify   Feedback? Have a story to share? Want to be on the show? Email recalculatingcast@gmail.com   Special thanks to @Racoon_Bandit_ and @noisecomplaints.band for our theme music!

Why does the past matter? In our fast-paced, future-facing world, what's the value and importance of studying history, and how can we do it better? And what part do our answers to these questions ultimately play in shaping times to come? Dr Stuart Candy presented this public lecture as part of the State History Conference 'Hearts & Minds: Revaluing the Past' and the Open State program, held in October 2017. It was supported by Museums Galleries Australia (SA) and University Collections, University of Adelaide. In the recorded talk Dr Stuart Candy explores the value of understanding our past when it comes to looking to the future. Dr Stuart Candy is leader of Foresight + Innovation for Arup Australasia, based in the Melbourne office. He brings to the role a decade of experience in futures practice across multiple sectors. He has worked on projects for the governments of Australia, Korea, Hawaii, Singapore, and the United Kingdom, and has also done foresight events or projects with General Electric, Autodesk, Frog Design, Institute for the Future, IDEO, and the TED conference in Long Beach, California. Stuart works at the intersection of design and foresight, and has an international reputation in the design of experiential futures – translating scenarios into immersive situations and tangible artefacts. This free public lecture was part of the History Trust of South Australia's Talking History series. For upcoming events visit: history.sa.gov.au/whats-on/events/

Professor Hugh Chignell, Director of the Centre for Media History, gives his inaugural lecture at the Shelley Theatre on Wednesday 21 March 2018.

Après les deux premiers tomes, c’est au tour du Prisonnier d’Azkaban d’avoir le droit à son numéro spécial ! Chapitre par chapitre l’équipe du Poudcast replonge dans le récit de ce troisième volet. Empruntant le même chemin aventurier que ses prédécesseurs – avec son lot de retournements de situations ! – Le Prisonnier d’Azkaban étend avec virtuose l’univers mis en place par son auteur, avec un brin de noirceur et de maturité qui emmène peu à peu la saga vers l’âge tortueux de l’adolescence. Pour devenir un héros prêt à affronter tous les épouvantards qui se présenteront à lui, Harry a plus que besoin de découvrir qui il est et, intrinsèquement, de savoir d’où il vient. Un livre dense et génial que l’on tente ambitieusement de résumer dans une émission qui vous plaira on l’espère ! En introduction retrouvez comme d’habitude un courrier des auditeurs, une Gazette des Sorciers et en conclusion un Quiz de Bertie Crochue… Excellente écoute à tous :) Début du thème après l’introduction : 0:26:20 Chroniqueurs : Jérémy, Prune, Harold, Marianne & Anthony. Notre site : www.poudcast.com Enregistré en direct au studio la Ci-Bi le 03/03/2018. Crédits musique : 'A Window to the Past', John Williams, Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban, Warner Sunset, Nonesuch, Atlantic, 2004 'Teenage Werewolf', The Remus Lupins, I Was a Teenage Werewolf, 2007 Extraits : Livre audio 'Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban', lu par Bernard Giraudeau, Éditions Gallimard Jeunesse, 2017 'Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban', Alfonso Cuarón, Warner Bros, 2004 Illustration : Couverture par Jean-Claude Götting (Éditions Gallimard Jeunesse)

Only three episodes in and this is my FAVOURITE EPISODE. I'm joined by Rejoice and JD and we talk sexual abuse, dating older/younger people and the etiquette when it comes to dating people with kids. I HAD FUN. TELL A FRIEND. Answer to last week's riddle: NEWS. This week's riddle: A construction worker fell off a 100 foot ladder but didn’t die. How is that possible? Answer will be in next week's bio. Tweet or DM your guesses! Follow me: Twitter: @OyinFowowe Follow Rejoice: Twitter: @RejiYates Instagram: Rejiaku Follow JD: Twitter, Insta and Snapchat: @jd_kaizen

"The future comes, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall miss no game, withhold no news, report all rumors. I shall wear no jerseys and plead allegiance to no side. I shall live and die on my webpage. I am the word in the darkness. I am the watcher of the tv. I am the megaphone that informs the realms of geek. I pledge my hands and name to the Geek's Watch, for geeks and all the geeks to come." John and Mitch invite Brian (@AngryNin) and Gaby (@gabytron500) onto the podcast to discuss the new show the podcast will be covering, Altered Carbon on Netflix. Season 1: Episode 1: 'Out Of The Past'

Introduction du Poudcast, nouvelle émission consacrée à l'univers d'Harry Potter. Chroniqueurs : Jérémy, Vanessa, Adrien, Prune, Lucas. Notre site : www.poudcast.com Enregistré au studio la Ci-Bi le 19/11/2016. [Réupload] Crédit musical : 'A Window to the Past', John Williams, 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack', Warner Sunset, Nonesuch, Atlantic, 2004

www.InspiredNationOnline.com Your past.   You have one. I have one. We all have one.  The difference is the following--Do you live IN your past? OR do you live based on the LESSONS you learned from your past? You future isn't largely decided by your past.  It is decided by now.  This moment.  It is based upon the decisions you choose NOW.   Listen is as I share more lessons that I learned on life at the golf course.

On this special 40th episode edition of the WeekEND Show, we delve into the main talking points of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest extravaganza in Stockholm. We take a trip to the 1940’s to see what kind of historical pop culture gems we can uncover in 'Back to the Past'. All that and we top off a stacked show with the debut a new segment called ‘Weekend Heroes’ where we honour our pop culture icons.

Library Lunchtime Lecture by Dr Lesa Ní Mhunghaile, NUI Galway. In Spring 2015 the Library, in collaboration with the Dictionary of Irish Biography (DIB) and Foclóir Na Nua-Ghaeilge (FNG), organised a series of lectures entitled ‘‘1815, 1915: Centenaries and bicentenaries: Celticists, lexicographers and antiquarian scholars.' The series looks at the contributions made by some nineteenth-century scholars to the development of Celtic Studies, the Irish language, lexicography, archaeology and antiquarian research, textual studies and Irish history. Location: Academy House Date: Wednesday 1 April, 2015 Disclaimer: The Royal Irish Academy has prepared this content responsibly and carefully, but disclaims all warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information contained in any of the materials. The views expressed are the authors' own and not those of the Royal Irish Academy.

We have our first encounter with contemporary morphing on the podcast this week as we recap and review the first episode of Power Rangers Dino Charge: 'Powers from the Past'! How is Dino Charge like Beast Wars? What's going on with that E.T dude? And why is Dino Charge... *gasp* ...anti-Christian?! Find out on this episode of the Ranger Danger podcast!

We have our first encounter with contemporary morphing on the podcast this week as we recap and review the first episode of Power Rangers Dino Charge: 'Powers from the Past'! How is Dino Charge like Beast Wars? What's going on with that E.T dude? And why is Dino Charge... *gasp* ...anti-Christian?! Find out on this episode of the Ranger Danger podcast!

It's one of Spartanburg's most beautiful neighborhoods, a place where Victorian two-story homes mingle with Arts and Crafts bungalows under a canopy of mature trees. Head south for a couple of blocks from Morgan Square for a walk down the wide sidewalks of Spartanburg's first local historic district and it becomes immediately apparent why the people who live in are so passionate about their neighborhood. This weekend, the rest of us get a chance to share a little of that passion as Hampton Heights hosts its "Spirit of Christmas Past" home tour on Saturday, December 6, 5—9 p.m. and Sunday, December 7, 2—5 p.m. Five Hampton Heights homes will be open for tours and the neighborhood will also have horse and buggy rides and beautiful Christmas music to set the mood. Tickets for the tour are $15 before December 6 and can be purchased at , , and . Tickets on the day of the event are $20 and can be purchased at .

In Episode Eighteen, live from Henry Cavill Ave in Surfers Paradise, Peter and Bec hand out red frogs to wasted teens while reflecting on their own wild and crazy Schoolies experiences, recap the ARIAs which neither of them watched and hail Abigail for bringing back the scorned lover "hit" single. Then a too-brief peek at the very reasonable and well-armoured world of Doomsday Preppers. At the movies find out why 1999's 'Blast from the Past' is the last word in anti-commie rom-coms. Plus: News Minute, Sports, cry triggers, destroying Chat 10 Looks 3, deb ball ringlets and a tall, cloudy glass of Madison Avenue, drink it in and dance.

Subject:CINEMA #442 - "'Secretariat'/Godzilla vs Fraudzilla/'Going Attractions'/Cannes Winners/'X-Men Days Of Future Past'" - May 25 2014This Week’s Show:MICRO FOCUS -  "Secretariat"FREEZE FRAME - Godzilla Vs Fraudzilla OR How Kim sees Edwards vs EmmerichFETHIVAL FLASH - Cannes Film Festival WinnersUNDER THE RADAR - "Going Attractions: The Definitive History of The American Drive-In"FRONT ROW 5 AND 10 - Top 5 X-Men (Movie versions)CURRENT REVIEWS - "Hanna Ranch"; "Starring Adam West"; "X-Men: Days Of Future Past"PLUSCrowdfunders (see below)Save Our Screens (see Below)Scream And ShoutAND MORE!DOWNLOAD OUR HUGE 2014 "BOSTON SPRINGS A FETHIVAL" PDF GUIDE, with links to almost 70 films! Complete info on each festival, all of our festival picks, links to Subject:CINEMA reviews and MORE!  http://www.mediafire.com/view/22y549mbq4ed35e/2014_-_4th_ANNUAL_BOSTON_SPRINGS_A_FETHIVAL_GUIDE.pdfBONUS MATERIALTo Contribute to the Kickstarter campaign for "Supernatural: 10 Years Of Smiles", go to https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cyprianrc/supernatural-10-yrs-of-smilesTo Help Amesbury Cinema Pub out in their drive to convert to digital, go to https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2006550313/digital-projection-for-stage-two-cinema-pubTo see the article referenced in "Godzilla vs Fraudzilla" go to http://www.thewrap.com/godzilla-5-things-roland-emmerichs-1998-version-did-better/PNRNetworks ShowsSubject:CINEMAPlatinum Roses’ GardenCavebabbleMirrorball MayhemMashed Up MadnessThree Minute WeekendPNRNetworks RadioRadio TKRSubject:CINEMA’s Marquee MixSubject:CINEMA siteseCinemaOneeCinemaBostonIndie Film SpotlightSave Our Screens

Grace Dyas debates 'Making History: Artists and the past' at The Theatre of Memory Symposium at the Abbey Theatre. [17 January 2014]

Bairbre Ni Chaoimh debates 'Making History: Artists and the Past' at The Theatre of Memory Symposium at the Abbey Theatre. [17 January 2014]

Eleanor Methven debates 'Making History: Artists and the Past' at The Theatre of Memory Symposium at the Abbey Theatre. [17 January 2014]

On this week's Fancast movies podcast, Erik Davis and Sean O'Connell talk about Halloween costumes and that new 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' trailer. Also: What's the buzz on this week's new releases, and why 'Ender's Game' might just be one of the best YA adaptations yet. (This Week's Fancast Drinking Game: Take a shot every time Erik's phone rings.) For more, subscribe to this podcast on iTunes right here --> https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fancast-a-movies-podcast/id688929983

The Sealed Book -- Out of the Past Heard Sundays at 10:30 on the Mutual network in 1945, The Sealed Book was, from today's perspective, one of the more campy and 'over the top' shows of the mystery/horror genre. Each week (for a run of 26 episodes) a new tale is told from 'The Sealed Book' by the 'Keeper of the Book'. The show started with gong and the voice of host Philip Clarke saying, "once again the keeper of the book has opened the ponderous door to the secret vault wherein is kept the great sealed book in which is recorded all the secretes and mysterious of mankind though the ages." No penalty in those days for run-on sentences. This episode, a tale of betrayal and blackmail called 'Out of the Past', is written by Robert A. Arthur and David Kogan (as are all the rest of them). Many of these shows are recycled for The Mysterious Traveler and this one was rebroadcast on April 19, 1949 as a Mysterious Traveler program. Sit Back & Enjoy The Sealed Book. For more Vintage Radio shows, please visit us at VintageRadioShows.com.

Why was the young Darwin's fascination with geology so important for his later work? And why was prehistory so popular in early nineteenth-century Britain? A podcast with Professor Jim Secord, Director of the Darwin Correspondence Project and Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, to complement the exhibition 'Endless Forms' at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge (16 June - 4 October 2009).