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Seasons Greetings, witches! Due to some ongoing home repair issues here at Podcast Central, I haven't been able to prepare an episode for this December. My sincere apologies and please be assured that the topic WILL be covered in a future episode. While we wait for a working furnace and a new roof, please enjoy this holiday bonus episode from the very first season of Hex Positive. The recipes are from my personal collection and though they are labeled for autumn, they work just as well for winter feasting and family gatherings. A transcript will be available on my Wordpress in case you'd like to add these dishes to your own seasonal rotation: -Roast Fowl with Cranberry Stuffing and Apple-Potato Dressing -Colcannon -Oven-Roasted Asparagus and Brussel Sprouts -Cranberry-Walnut Pumpkin Bread -Pumpkin Spice Coffee Visit the Willow Wings Witch Shop on Shopify and check out this month's featured items and Upcoming Events. Make sure you also visit the Redbubble page for even more cool merch! Check my ⁠⁠Wordpress⁠⁠ for full show notes, as well as show notes for past episodes and information on upcoming events. You can find me as @BreeNicGarran on TikTok, Instagram, and WordPress, or as @breelandwalker on tumblr. For more information on how to support the show and get access to early releases and extra content, visit my ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠. Proud member of the ⁠⁠Nerd and Tie Podcast Network⁠⁠. MUSIC CREDITS “Wish Background” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hexpositive/support

Seasons Greetings, witches! Due to some ongoing home repair issues here at Podcast Central, I haven't been able to prepare an episode for this December. My sincere apologies and please be assured that the topic WILL be covered in a future episode. While we wait for a working furnace and a new roof, please enjoy this holiday bonus episode from the very first season of Hex Positive. The recipes are from my personal collection and though they are labeled for autumn, they work just as well for winter feasting and family gatherings. The post Holiday Break Episode – Fall Feast Recipes first appeared on Nerd & Tie Network.

The NEC's Tyler Ingle caught up with CCSU graduate student Brooke Morabito, who recently won the NEC women's cross country individual title to lead the Blue Devils to their eight conference crown. Morabito went on to make history as only the second women's runner in NEC annals to secure an at-large berth to the NCAA Cross Country Championships, set for November 23 in Madison, WI.

There's a young alumni theme to this week's episode of The Football Letter Podcast! We're joined by Immediate-Past President of the Central Texas Chapter, Derek Turner '17 and Communications Chair of the Greater Boston Chapter, Andrew Flatley '19. Both Derek and Andrew have made a tremendous impact as volunteers in such a short time since graduating from Penn State. We talked with Derek about his service in the Army ROTC and being stationed at Fort Cavazos after graduation, his involvement with Lion Ambassadors as a student, his role as the Immediate Past President with the Central Texas Chapter and how the chapter unites area Penn Staters on game days. Andrew discussed his deep family connections to Penn State, making lifelong friends through the Legion of Blue basketball student section, the special THON Night of Hope banquets the chapter hosts, the vibes of a Greater Boston Chapter football watch party and more. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with the Central Texas Chapter:WebsiteFacebook GroupInstagramConnect with the Greater Boston Chapter:WebsiteFacebook GroupInstagramLearn more about the Penn State Alumni Association: alumni.psu.edu. Follow the Penn State Alumni Association on:FacebookX (Twitter)InstagramLinkedIn

This weekend, Host Ace McKay introduces us to the “Beatidudes”! Our newest member of the family at Podcast Central and this week they are talking about adversity is our superpower with the help of James W Keys talking about his new book “Education is Freedom” and with “Mamas in Spirit” we embrace what it means to wait on God's timing.

This week, Host Ace McKay introduces us to 2 of our newest shows on Podcast Central. The first being “The Cardinal Newman Society” which shows us the 5 principles of Catholic Identity and with help from “Lily: the Voice of Alice Hildebrand” we find hope in despair as we commune with God.

With so much trouble in the world these days and a seemingly endless list of problems that need solving, we at TNIAAM came up with just the solution on how to save the world and humanity from itself. It's our most ambitious project yet. That's right, folks. We've got just what you need: “A Syracuse basketball podcast” Points for originality on the name. As you might have been able to guess, we're launching a podcast solely dedicated to Syracuse Orange men's basketball. There just aren't enough podcasts these days. Anyway, in our inaugural episode, we brought on in-house talent Christian De Guzman to talk hoops. Always insightful, Christian joined me to discuss a litany of Syracuse basketball topics as we rehashed the coaching transition, offseason moves and got into detail about the first two exhibition games and season-opener against New Hampshire. That, and other topics below: Christian's background and what he's doing now Talking through Syracuse's historic coaching transition to its eighth men's basketball head coach Biggest storylines coming into the season and why Christian thinks it's Judah Mintz Take on the first two exhibition contests Chance Westry's knee injury, Benny Williams's suspension, Maliq Brown's tweaked groin. Which of these is most concerning? Kyle Cuffe, Peter Carey and JJ Starling are all coming off injuries last season Breaking down the guard group Talking about the wings, which, do we still call them forwards or is this team truly positionless? Center group and rotation What stood out in the season-opener against New Hampshire in Autry's debut? What Christian is looking for in the Canisius matchup Expectations for Maui, the rest of the non-conference and standing within the ACC Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join the conversation with Marine Krasovska from the Central Bank of Latvia.  She talks about the Latvian Fintech Forum on the 10th of October.  She describes what it is to do business as a financial institution or Fintech in Latvia (Riga).Thank you for tuning into our podcast about global trends in the FinTech industry.Check out our podcast channel.Learn more about The Connector. Follow us on LinkedIn.CheersKoen Vanderhoydonkkoen.vanderhoydonk@jointheconnector.com#FinTech #RegTech #Scaleup #WealthTech

North Dakota State wraps up non-conference play Saturday at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome as they host Central Arkansas out of the United Athletic Conference. UCA enters with a record of 1-1, losing to Oklahoma State in its season opener, before beating Texas College, an NAIA school, 70-2 last week. This is the second all-time meeting between the schools, the two teams met in October 2020 in Fargo. That was Trey Lance's final game as a Bison, rallying NDSU in the fourth quarter to a 39-28 win. There was less than 500 people in attendance as the game was held in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Forum's Jeff Kolpack and WDAY's Dom Izzo discuss the matchup and why Central Arkansas poses a real challenge to a 19-year non-conference home win streak that the Bison currently have.

This week, how Ace McKay dives into the great shows in Podcast Central. This week Just a Guy in The Pew discusses the difference between emphasizing the importance of finding confidence in God rather than oneself and Restless continues celebrating Independence week, reflecting on the values that made America great.

This week, how Ace McKay dives into the great shows in Podcast Central. We start the show with a better understanding of the elements during mass. Daily Dose of Encouragement has been in a series that you can catch up on in podcast central but they help is grasp the elements and their importance. When we have a weary heart and feel we need to reboot. Just like our computers it helps so Splendor of You host Deby Schlapprizzi dives into a Serach 42:15-25 which can help our heavy hearts and minds to find peace and In this light-hearted Desert Reflection, Jillian chats with Alissa West about listening to music as a means to foster healing. She touches into the science behind it as well as her background as a music therapist. We're also comparing the effectiveness of listening to religious vs. secular songs.

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Wes comes back on the show to give us a run down on his waterfowl season and a preview of his turkey season. Go check out his podcast - The Final Descend anywhere you listen to podcasts and find the show anywhere you have social media. Don't forget about the fishing gear giveaway we have going on on Instagram, check out the top pinned post on the w_w_podcast page.

(Riverton, WY) - Did you know we have a foster grandparent program here in Fremont County and beyond? If you are curious or know someone who would benefit from this program please listen to this interview below. This is a chance to make a difference as someone who may be retired or looking for a way to give back with extra time. Lauri Shoopman gives us all the details on this program. The great thing that she reminds folks about, is it not being overwhelming and you are there as support. There are options and flexible scheduling. Check out this great video that is from the program in our area and reach out to Lauri if you want to get even more information.

THIAGO MONTEIRO ON LIFE ON THE ROAD - ‘It's totally mental, for example on the clay we have to go from Monte Carlo to Barcelona and then Roland Garros and more because it's not that cheap or easy to go home and then back again, this logic doesn't work for us so it's different from the European players. Sometimes when I tell someone that this is my seventh week straight or ninth week straight, they think I'm crazy'.EDUARDO INFANTINO ON THE SOUTH AMERICAN MENTALITY - 'The key was big coaches and they were looking to the past, not just to the future and this kind of mentality was the key in South America and was the key for the next generation. This is why so many projects have stopped in one moment, when coaches don't open their eyes and look for another way to practice regarding physical condition, recovery, everything'.DIEGO MOYANO ON WHAT HE LOOKS FOR IN A YOUNG PLAYER - 'To be the best player you can be you need to be a well rounded person and you need to have knowledge of what surrounds you. Even on the tennis side if we live in a bubble, beside that you have to get as close as you can to a normal life, so having friends, boyfriends, girlfriends, whatever makes you happy. If you have the chance to do it go to the galleries, see the fashion and use the tennis to see the other things outside of tennis'.MARCELO AREVALO ON HIS GRAND SLAM VICTORY INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION IN EL SALVADOR - ‘It had a big impact on the kids back at home to believe because tennis is not a popular sport, not only in El Salvador but in the region, in Central America and the Caribbean and I think winning a Slam created hope for all those kids. Tennis is a great sport and if you can impact some people in life and somehow help them, that's what really gives me joy'.RAFAEL MATOS ON WINNING THE 2023 AUSTRALIAN OPEN MIXED DOUBLES - ‘When I woke up on the morning of the final I was so nervous, but I think it's really important, when you are nervous you cannot control things, so you have to be nervous and then control what you can do with that and that was one of the keys for us. Now it's a motivation as since you were a kid you have these goals, so now that it's happened, you feel more confident to win matches and make money'.DANIEL VALLEJO ON PARAGUAY - ‘The best thing about Paraguay has to be the food probably. Paraguay is pretty nice, especially the people. When you are from another country they treat you nice and that is not something that you see in every country, so that is something that you have to know from Paraguay, that's for sure'PLUS...SEBASTIAN BAEZ TALKS ABOUT HOW HE LIKES TO TRAVEL WITH ATP UNCOVERED- Podcast presented by Seb Lauzier- Interviews by Jill Craybas and Candy Reid- Baez feature by ATP Uncovered and Kate Flory

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The paint is worn thin, but the message is still there, a puzzling declaration from a foggy past. At some point in history, someone decided to emblazon the city's public benches with the hyperbolically proud slogan:  Baltimore – The Greatest City in America. Where'd this over-the-top motto come from? And how'd it end up on all those benches? Baltimore Banner reporter Clara Longo de Freitas teams up with Aaron Henkin to find the answers. In this episode, we hear from: Martin O'Malley, Mayor of Baltimore from 1999 to 2007 Steve Kearney, Director of Policy and Communications during O'Malley's Mayoral Administration Kurt Schmoke, Mayor of Baltimore from to 1987 to 1999 Sandy Hillman, Former Head of Mayor William Donald Schaefer's Office of Promotion and TourismSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The neighborhood post reads like the opening lines of a short story. “Although I love music, I don't play, and my Steinway is silent. If by chance anyone knows of a good pianist who would like to come over to practice or play, or even do a nice soiree with guests, please let me know. I am only interested in classical music. No jazz, no pop, no ragtime, God forbid.” Dr. Robert Fiscella owns an antique Steinway that belonged to a renowned European pianist, his late friend, Agi Jambor.  This episode, we find an answer to Dr. Fiscella's question, and we learn the story of Agi Jambor, with the help of Baltimore Banner reporter Tim Prudente. In this episode we hear from: Dr. Robert Fiscella Baltimore Banner reporter Tim Prudente Agi Jambor's nephew in Budapest, Robert Schiller Agi Jambor's great niece in London, Frances Pinter, who published Jambor's memoir, Escaping Extermination Concert pianist Sarah Cahill Concert pianist and composer Wendel PatrickSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris joins the show to talk about becoming a hunter at a late age and the transition from New York to Montana. We discuss his favorite hunts, what he enjoys about it, and the things he's learned along the way. Check out his podcast Hi-Line Hunter

They're a tiny team. But they're undaunted by the magnitude of the task at hand. Eric Ford and Tony Clark have been working together for more than twenty years on Baltimore's graffiti removal unit, remediating the city's graffiti problem, one service request at a time, free of charge. Aaron Henkin and Baltimore Banner reporter Hallie Miller spend a day on the job with the guys, and they ask: What's it like to do a job you know is going to get undone, over and over again? In this episode, we meet: Eric Ford, Tony Clark, and Yolanda Cason of Baltimore's Graffiti Removal Unit Mixed Media Artist Kristin Fuller Baltimore Banner reporter Hallie MillerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A ton of sugar a week. That's what it takes to fuel this longtime Baltimore family business. Rheb's Candies has been crafting homemade chocolates for four generations. During the holidays, there's a line of customers out the door and down the block. This episode, we get a golden ticket to visit the rowhouse-basement factory where the magic happens.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode takes on a question from a far-from-home listener. Robert Cusworth is from Maryland, he's in the US Coast Guard, and he's currently stationed in Guam. He noticed that one of the ships in the fleet out there is named USCG Cutter Myrtle Hazard. (Cool name, right?) Well, he heard the ship's namesake was originally from Baltimore. So, who is Myrtle Hazard? And why is there a Coast Guard ship in Guam named after her? In this episode, we hear from: Robert Cusworth, USCG Petty Officer stationed in Guam US Coast Guard Historian William Thiesen Lieutenant Jalle Merritt, Commanding Officer of the USCG Cutter Myrtle HazardSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you seen that Rapunzel-looking brick tower next to the Hoes Heights neighborhood in North Baltimore? It just got restored, and everyone agrees it looks beautiful. That's pretty much where the good feelings end. Now there's a bitter argument over what's going to happen to the little plot of land around the tower. Some folks want a park. Others want access roads. Baltimore Banner reporter Jasmine Vaughn-Hall joins the podcast to unpack how a seemingly innocent planning project has reaggravated some long-standing racial wounds in a historically Black neighborhood. In this episode, we hear from: Baltimore Banner reporter Jasmine Vaughn-Hall Baltimore Brew reporter Fern Shen Claire Agre of Unknown Studio Hoes Heights Action Committee members Joanne Kent, Eleanor Matthews, Teri Logan, Hana Morford, and Kitsy Lee Friends of the Roland Water Tower member Michael Falk Baltimore City Council Members Odette Ramos and James TorrenceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a not-so-secret weapon that gives The Ravens their home field advantage: Baltimore's Marching Ravens are a massive musical hype machine that brings hometown crowds to their feet with the Ravens Fight Song. They're more than a hundred members strong. Their halftime show is a spectacle of uniform precision. And their musicianship is awe-inspiring.  But who are these people? How did this band come to be? And is it true that they helped save football in Baltimore? This episode, we meet: Band President John Ziemann Music Director Dan Fake Band members Nathan Beans, Gigi Kwik Gronvall, Kim Smith, and Brooke ColemanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They're wandering through yards, snacking on gardens. They're hanging out in neighborhood parks. They're strolling down the middle of the streets. Deer are everywhere. Or at least it feels that way if you live up and down the Baltimore DC corridor. Is this normal? Banner reporters Hallie Miller and Liz Bowie have been reporting on the state's deer population, and they join us this episode to answer the question:  Why are the deer surrounding us, and what we should do about it? In this episode, you'll hear from: Baltimore Banner reporter Hallie Miller Baltimore Banner reporter Liz Bowie Carrie Engel, Greenhouse Manager at Valley View Farms George Timko, Deer Project Co-Leader at the Maryland Department of Natural ResourcesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Each week, Lincoln football beat writer Trevor Hahn and podcast host Tony Hawley break down everything to do with Blue Tigers football. In this podcast, they take a look back at the Blue Tigers' road loss to Northeastern State and preview Lincoln's Homecoming game against Central Oklahoma.

Legendary DII football coach Adam Dorrel is back in the MIAA and fresh off a big upset last weekend.Wayne Cavadi and Bethany Bowman talk shop with Coach about the big win, what the Bronchos expectations are, and the best football movie of all time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dii-nation-podcast/support

Central Asia Editor Zhar Zardykhan explains how the turmoil in Afghanistan and Ukraine are both affecting Central Asian countries.

Hosted by Kyle Knopp and Matthew Zator, The Hockey Writers Podcast is where your favourite THW contributors discuss the hottest topics around the NHL and hockey world, five days a week (Monday to Friday). In today's episode, Matthew is joined by Central Division specialist Patrick Brown (Arizona Coyotes/Detroit Red Wings) and Metro Division specialist Matt Grazel to discuss the still-pending Central and Metro Division matchups and Pat's discussion with Shane Doan and various media members as he prepared to write his article about the top moments and memories from Gila River Arena. First, Pat gives his thoughts on whether the Predators or Stars could upset the Avalanche and then gets into his experience talking with Doan and the long-time media in Arizona about Gila River Arena as it prepares to close its doors later tonight (Friday). Going out East to the Metro, Matt talks about the ideal opponent for the Rangers in the first round and whether the Penguins or Capitals could potentially upset the Presidents' Trophy-winning Florida Panthers. Finally, the crew present their picks for their article of the day. Articles of the Day Canadiens Get Potential Drouin Deal Do-Over with Dubois (Ryan Szporer) - https://thehockeywriters.com/montreal-canadiens-dubois-drouin-deal-do-over/ 3 Rangers Players Who Need to Produce in the 2022 Playoffs (Rachel Nones) - https://thehockeywriters.com/rangers-players-need-produce-2022-playoffs/ Sabres Haven't Won The Eichel Trade...Yet (Matthew Morris) - https://thehockeywriters.com/sabres-havent-won-eichel-trade-yet/ ===================================================== Check out the new THW Betting Guide Follow the THW Betting Guide on Twitter @THWBets Subscribe to the Morning Skate Newsletter ===================================================== Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

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We open this segment with the music of Steve Gunn, one of the artists featured in a recent episode of Essential Tremors,a terrific and very popular podcast from WYPR's Podcast Central that explores the musical influences of composers and performers across a full spectrum of musical genres. The podcast debuted in 2018, and it's just dropped its 50th episode. Joining Tom now to talk about the podcast's concept, and how it's worked for the past three-plus years, are Essential Tremors' creators and co-hosts: Matt Byars is the drummer and sound processor in the DC-based band The Caribbean, and plays as Attorneys General and The Jarvik 6; he is also a middle school English teacher. He was previously a contributor to WYPR's “The Signal.” Matt was raised in Kentucky and has lived in Baltimore since the mid-1990s. Lee Gardner has been a professional journalist and music writer for more than 25 years. He's the former music editor, and editor in chief, of Baltimore City Paper. Lee is currently a senior reporter at The Chronicle of Higher Education in Washington, DC. His writing has appeared in or on The Wire, Newmusicbox, Nylon, National Public Radio, and numerous altweeklies. He was born in Tennessee. Lee Gardner and Matt Byars join us on Zoom from Baltimore. Essential Tremors streams on WYPR's Podcast Central and other platforms. It's alsobroadcast on WYPR on the second Sunday of every month at 7:00 PM on 88.1 FM and at wypr.org.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Each week, Lincoln football beat writer Greg Jackson and podcast host Tony Hawley break down everything to do with Blue Tigers football. In this podcast, they review Lincoln's road loss to nationally ranked Nebraska-Kearney and look ahead to the Blue Tigers' home game against Central Missouri.

This week, editor-in-chief Neal Pollack welcomes Art Edwards to talk about the new Colson Whitehead period crime novel, ‘Harlem Shuffle‘. Edwards acknowledges Whitehead's immense gifts but wonders if the hype outreaches the content on this book. He's disappointed in the low-stakes vibe of the plot, and feels like the book is mostly atmosphere, no sizzle.Then Neal celebrates the box-office success of ‘Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,' emphasizing that it's safe to go to the movies and always has been. Despite attempts to keep the population in a state of current COVID anxiety, stadiums and movie theaters are full, let's not lock down again.Finally, William Schwartz stops by Podcast Central to talk about ‘Nine Perfect Strangers,' the Hulu show that resembles, but in the end is nothing like the hit ‘The White Lotus.' And he and Neal have a lot of fun with the weird new Amazon Prime ‘Cinderella‘ movie, which talks about smashing the patriarchy in a world completely ruled by queens. Give it a listen, you won't be sorry!

At the start of the lockdown in March 2020 our Asset Management and Investment Funds Team initiated regular webinars to keep in touch with our clients, the director community and contacts. The purpose of this new podcast series is to provide you with these updates in a revised format. In this first episode, Sarah Cunniff, Partner, introduces an extract of the recording of the specific webinar on the CP86 findings which was broadcast on 23 October 2020. In October 2020, the Central Bank issued findings arising from its review of the implementation by Irish fund management companies of CP86, its Fund Management Guidance. These findings were the culmination of a three stage review process over an 18 month period by the Central Bank and it identified significant shortcomings in staffing levels, the oversight of delegates and the investment management processes for certain Irish management companies. Importantly, it required all Irish fund management companies to critically assess their operating models in the light of these findings. Of course, there have been some developments since that webinar was broadcast and so at the end of the podcast Sarah is joined by Tara O'Reilly, Partner and Co-Head of the Asset Management and Investment Funds Team, who will provide some detail on what has been happening since the time the webinar was first broadcast. Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast are to assist access to information and do not constitute legal or other advice. Specific advice should be sought in relation to specific cases. If you would like more information on this topic, please contact a member of our team or your usual Arthur Cox contact.

Today, we’re interviewing Evan Hughes and Pat McQuillan, owners of Central Standard Craft Distillery in Milwaukee. In today’s episode with Evan and Pat, we’ll hear their story about how a night of enjoying some drinks and brainstorming can develop into a successful Milwaukee brand of liquor. Host: Kevin Nicholson, President & CEO of No Better […]

Today, Robert Kanter is an international recovery and family advocate. When he talks about addiction, he speaks from experience. At one point, Robert's drug and alcohol use had destroyed his life. After he recovered, he almost lost his daughter to an overdose. Robert talks with Theo about his family's own journey and the work he does now to support other families suffering from addiction. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does the story of Sparrows Point have to teach us today? What lessons are worth remembering as we look ahead to an uncertain economic future? This episode, we look the shift from manufacturing to distribution jobs, the decline of unions, and the pitfalls of nostalgia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

By the mid-20 century, Bethlehem Steel was the biggest steel company in the US. It was an industrial giant that seemed too powerful to fail. But in 2001, it declared bankruptcy, decimating retirees’ pensions and health benefits. In this episode, we examine how the empire collapsed, and we bear witness to the aftermath.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back in the third episode of this series (Hard Fought Negotiations), we introduced you to Eddie Bartee, Jr. and after he heard the episode, he got in back in touch to share some feedback. In this bonus episode, we hop on the phone with Mr. Bartee for a candid conversation about what’s been said – and what hasn’t been said – in our telling of the Sparrows Point story so far.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the 1970s, Bethlehem Steel was forced by a federal consent decree to start hiring women in all operational departments, and at Sparrows Point, a brave generation of female steelworkers first walked through the doors. They stepped into a work environment that was crass, sexist, and often openly hostile to their presence. This episode, we meet three ‘Women of Steel’ from that pioneering generation and hear their stories of setbacks and perseverance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A unionized workforce was never part of the original plan at Sparrows Point. Neither was racial equity. Workers were meant to be cogs in a machine, and black workers got channeled into the hottest, dirtiest, and lowest-paying jobs. It took until World War II before the plant was unionized, and it took until the 1970s before the company was forced to desegregate its job classifications. This episode, we learn about the uphill battle for worker rights and racial justice at Sparrows Point.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How did a swampy peninsula on the Patapsco River get picked as the site for a revolutionary, state-of-the-art steel mill? What was it like to live and work in a self-contained company town? Did Bethlehem Steel help the Allies win World War II? And, by the way, just how complicated is it to make steel, anyway? This episode, we rewind to the origins of Sparrows Point and trace the growth of what would become the biggest steel mill in the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From the labor gang to the blast furnace, the open hearth to the shipyard, the plate mill to the 68 hot strip mill, what was it like to walk into Sparrows Point and do a day’s work? Some say it was an adventure. Some say it was like fighting a fire. And some say it was like going to war. This episode, we feel what it was like to walk a mile in the boots of a Sparrows Point steelworker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our annual pilgrimage to C2E2 in Chicago led to some surprising moments. David interviewed some of the strangest creatures on our planet and others, and then had the great luck of recording an actual episode about feline warriors, live from the floor at Podcast Central. We dig into who these mysterious cat creatures that live in the Amazon rainforest are and what is going on with their magnetic leader and his weird sword. And why he has hos. Find out in this brand new episode of Freak of the Week.

This week's Majlis Podcast looks at the upcoming summit Central Asian Leaders Summit and the main talking points included: why the meeting is being held now; what the leaders have to discuss, and what they could realistically accomplish at this gathering.

Majlis is RFE/RL's weekly podcast covering Central Asia.