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Jonny and Mark continue their rewatch of that Adult Swim Classic "The Venture Bros." by watching and discussing, "What Goes Down Must Come Up" and "Tears of a Sea Cow".

Throughout Icelandic folklore we learn about interesting water creatures.  Some are helpful and others are tricky and try to do you harm.  Today you'll learn all about a few of our favorites... The Seal People, Sea Cows, Water Horses, and the Icelandic Merman! Like what you hear?  Give us 5 Stars!  And follow us for more...  Checkout our website: Eerie Iceland  Follow us on: Instagram  Find our page on: Facebook  Sources: Researcher: David Geir Jonasson – (Vik Expeditions) Source 1  Source 2  Source 3  Source 4: Sign at Reynisfjara Source 5: Jón Árnason, Íslenzkar þjóðsögur og ævintýri I, p. 129. Source 6  Source 7 Episode by: Ann Irene Peters (Iceland Wedding Planner) Editing by: James Ede (Be Heard | Podcast Production)

Greetings LEGO® Fans! Today Joe, Daniel, and Mark are here to discuss which 5 LEGO® sets would we bring back from the seemingly not so distant year of 2014! LEGO® made a lot of sets that year and we had some tough choices to make!Which sets from 2014 would you bring back to the present? Which was our best pick? Let us know in the comments! Our Website: https://atlbrick.comJoin this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTA_vCAnE6Q9z1r1jKviosQ/joinPhone: 470-414-2208Our Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atlbrick/Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atlbrickco/?hl=en

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Seaside Radio has done it!  We have ripped the cassette tape, of our final episode of this series, from the cold smelly hands of Jill Gold, the harsh rubbish mistress of Seaside Councils Refuse Collection Agency. The nominal fee was paid and to rebuff punters who thought we should have just paid the fine ...Renowned DJ Ronnie Keith remarked “6.50 might by a pie but doesn't by integrity”  SO what is in this final episode you may ask?  Well for one, we hear more of the life drama doc series ‘Trevor doesn't liver here anymore' about a shop assistant who doesn't want to be one anymore.  Then we have sponsorship add from the Vinyl and Cassette manufacturers Music to Do stuff by We get a treat to celebrate the 20th year anniversary of Mr. Allen, the Chief Engineer of Seasides Water Utilities Plant by hearing the audio from his original job interview 20 years ago. Fortunately we couldn't go through with his original request to air his mesmerising three-hour Solo Musical Dance Recital called "Elvis and his Love Affair with Peanut Butter," as the cassette tape is a short play one. And to keep up with matters of today we stole the live recording of Gerald and Chatuese Brick, owners of Bricks and Borders Land Holders, as they faced extortion by a group of orcas, resulting in significant damage to their boat and a potential substantial insurance claim   And what's really been driving this series to a finale of 18 is Seasides Radio Theatre's famous episodic radio play "Sue and The Seacow”.  Which also is at its almost conclusive end. Did our two heroes Sue and Gwen make it out alive and did they save their Seacow friend or were they devoured at sea by a Irakangee Seafarms escaped hybrid Seacow and Squid Monster? And as you sadly reach the end of this episode you may wonder is this the end of Seaside Radio  Well wonder less, it's not …if you looked at our website and see the picture Manny drew about the underwater pensioner , then you may have guessed its coming soon…and it is …soon ..”The Underwater Pensioner”    

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The year is 1768! Philip Astley brings the first circus to town, the Anglo-Irish novelist Maria Edgeworth is born, Jean-Paul Marat learns why it's not a good idea to take meetings while in the bathtub, and Steller's Sea Cow just...just be nice to animals, y'all. ******* Intro Music: "Horse Race" by EstherGarcia. Used with purchased license. http://www.circopedia.org/Philip_Astley https://www.britannica.com/art/circus-theatrical-entertainment/Philip-Astley-and-the-first-circuses http://www.historyofcircus.com/circus-origin/philip-astley/ https://www.philipastley.org.uk/ https://www.historyhit.com/who-was-philip-astley-the-father-of-the-modern-british-circus/ https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jean-Paul-Marat https://guides.loc.gov/women-in-the-french-revolution/charlotte-corday https://www.historyhit.com/the-angel-of-assassination-who-was-charlotte-corday/ https://www.britannica.com/biography/Maria-Edgeworth https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/books/maria-edgeworth-was-a-great-literary-celeb-why-has-she-been-forgotten-1.3760188 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/geb.13370  https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/naturalist-georg-wilhelm-steller  https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/04/pleistoseacow/522831/ https://pubs.usgs.gov/pp/1036/report.pdf https://www.ashoka.edu.in/static/doc_uploads/file_1615554314.pdf#page=31

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It's Episode Seventeen! The second last episode of this long-form audio series!!!   This week's excerpts of audible delights come courtesy of the Social and Anti-Social Media Facilities Group. They have condensed a month's worth of TV, Internet, Spy Cameras, Radio and general gossip in Seaside into 15 minutes of fun, for you and the rest of you.    First up we hear how the “Home Ware Centres” HR department deals with escaped shop assistants and why the “Home for Socially Broken” isn't like home at all, unless your parents were passive-aggressive types. Those poor shop assistants.   There's the advertisement for The Responsibilities - a private company dedicated to taking responsibility for anything you have done, provided you are up for paying their reasonable price.   We have a brush with the infamous Seaside Police service who are well known for their upselling and staking out speed spots like parking lots and drive-thrus   Once well-regarded vocalist Sydney Gold manages to sneak into “Do at Ron Rons Music and Voice Over Studio” and try to record a musical track with his sister, Jill.   And lastly, those of you committed to the Sue and Seacow serial will be glad to know The Evil General Manager gets a series of wins and the nosy kids harassing him possibly have gotten their comeuppance.   Good Listening Everyone!

It's been enough time so here it is...Episode 16 ! Thanks to the Seaside Elementary Schools Radio Theatre and TV workshop (and their teacher Oliva Herenow), we have another great 15 minute compilation of Radio, Theatre and TV that's been recently heard and seen in Seaside! First up is “Trevor Doesn't work here anymore“ - the thrilling first part of a three part escape story about a store clerk called Trevor escaping his appointed store and the fascist clutches of the ‘Supermarket Security'! We then are privy to the infamous and fortunate demise of a local community DJ who has spent too much time in a studio talking to himself and playing Billy Joel. There is the pilot play from the Seaside Theatre Workshops called “Modern Vlad” - A vampire that is not very good at it. And then there is the song called “Modern Vlad” We managed to secure the third last episode of Sue and The Seacow. In this episode, the general manager seacows are lining up in a row - who has two seacow beasts in his control and plans to get them cloned - It all hangs on 2 little girls that have probably drowned and a prime minister And special thanks to our in-house band The Seats and as always the man with the velvet tongue DJ Ronnie Keith!

It is time for another episode of everybody's favourite bathroom listening pastime ! And this week it's super contentious!  We first listen to the controversial commentating of Ronnie Keith with his infamous plug for Walters Rum during the Lunge Competition between Kira Blunt and Mary Bell! Then it's the Seaside Theatre Group aka Seaside Radio Theatre Groups tendentious radio play which was sponsored by the Teen Health Advice Corporation-" Brandon Washes His Plate " The play was soon banned by teenagers and adults alike when it as revealed the Teen Health Advice Corporation staff were mainly pre-teen! And a throwback to call of the most arresting of races the "5km Cycle Sprint For People Whose Name Rhyme with Spaghetti" the race which was supposed to be held in the parking lot of Tristans Pets and Anchors became a media sensation when after a complaint by other people whose name rhyme with Spaghetti got the organisers arrested. And thankfully it's the 15th Episode of Sue and The Seacow, controversial because we are finally told the School Bully's real name.   Happy Listening!  

Florida manatees are “talking” up a storm, and a team that has been recording those sounds for seven years is starting to understand the chatter.

Florida manatees are “talking” up a storm, and a team that has been recording those sounds for seven years is starting to understand the chatter.

German botanist Georg Wilhelm Steller explored coastal Alaska in the 18th century, and was the first non-native to document six species, including the Steller's Jay and the now extinct Steller's Sea Cow.

Secret Agent Sea Cow has to save a mangrove forest before it gets developed! Watch on tiktok @oneminutepicturebooks Handcrafted picture books delivered and devoured in a minute or less. Read by Donnie Eaten by Bookworm A shorts project from Lets Write About Indebted to the Origami Poems Project for book design. https://www.origamipoems.com/

Kid News This Week: Find out how St Patrick's day began, the latest on Ukraine – including propaganda, paramilitary and mercenary explained, Florida manatees are in trouble but you can help and the story of slithery smuggler.

YES !!! Our radio dispatch of what's audibly good in Seaside is here! Episode 14 or as we lovingly refer to it, Seaside Radio Episode 14!   This week we ride the coattails of the internationally famous first name - Karen.  Karen Bags' brother is also the sugarer at “Meats are Treats” Meat Sweet Shop! And he said he had some clandestine recordings he took of his sister , Karen. So we bought them. He reckons if you listen for more than a few minutes you can hear the transition in her voice after years of pretending to talk like a computer. He even had an excerpt from his song ‘Karen', paid for by her. So we bought that too.   We put in some pirated  DJ Ronnie Keith classics, which his manger said was okay as long as we didn't keep the swear words in.   Sue and The Seacow returns for another episode and after listening we can see how Irakangee Seafarms General Manager won his Community Award for “The Worst Father Ever!”    And finally because we had time on the cassette tape we released an excerpt of our DJ ALex's continuing meltdown with himself just after he played a song from band called Stoutfinger, called "3 Day Week", about a four day weekend.   Happy Seaside Everybody!

Kuzco says ACAB! Micah is joined by Scott Sandler, Matt LeVasseur and Lizzy LemonDrop to talk about The Emperor's New School, Season 2, Episode 6, "Kuz-Cop/How Now Sea Cow?"! They talk about how poorly things aged, the 2000s were a different time, and other stuff! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theemperorsnewpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theemperorsnewpodcast/support

Due to the two month strike by the “Maritime Corporate Executive and Luxury Boat Owners Union” we were not able to get our radio ferry to international waters. That meant we could not broadcast our 15 minute audible dispatch to our 14 listeners and someones mum.    We may not have got the dispatch out at all if it wasn't for Tristan from ‘Tristans Pet and Anchors'. He had a ‘flash sale' on Gold Danforth Anchors and Miniature Zebras. That seemed to entice 3 luxury boat persons who docked their massive boats and gave enough room for our ferry to get out of the Infamous ‘Starboard Port'.   In this episode we sneak a look at the Infamous “Jims To Die For Resturaunt” where irregular clients, Bob and Betty Boil try to get sick without paying.   We still have brilliant foreign two piece The Seats- who are working off their 21 year community service by playing live every time on our dispatches - it doesn't sound like it but they are. Good Onya lads   Mr Microphone Ronnie Keith lent us his voice and even unwisely let his producer Bruce Mate pick some songs, like, “The Lil Snips” with their average hit, ‘Mum Why Did You Cut Me There' . Bruce also coordinated the sponsorship song for our principal funder ‘Eileens Cat Canneries' and for the use of her computer and notepads we play,  “Kill all the Horses” by Stoutfinger   Excitingly, one of our DJ's ,Alex, had a nervous breakdown on air and we managed to hear that too. And lastly ‘The Seaside Theatre Groups' serial production ‘Sue and The Seacow' gets its next episode played. In this episode our heroic girls come face too tentacles with the hybrid Octopus Cow and Captain Hades gets to confront his bully.   Safe Listening Everyone!!!

Hate isn't just a game for the Monarch, he has to feel it. And he'll throw away his entire career if it means he can't arch Dr. Venture. So he shoots Dr. Dugong and sets out with the boys to mess up the Venture compound while Rusty is away, leaving only Hank, Dean, and Dermot to stop the petty, petty crimes. Special thanks to Joshua Jarett (http://jjarrett.work) for our cover art, Gwen May (https://soundcloud.com/deepwhale) for our theme song, and Brayton Cameron (https://twitter.com/braytonjc) for being our announcer.

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This week Justin and his guest Brian Loggins discuss; that wonderful feeling when someone recognizes your obscure character costume, how to stop your cocaine addiction, how for a time every kid had the same Casio keyboard, and how Justin has seen the Highlander TV show more than he's seen Highlander the movie?!?All of this and more as we break down, "Tears of a Sea Cow." 

We are back! Bit late but back. We were on point to break the “World Record for the Longest Pause Between Sentences On Air until Bruce Mate nodded off and started talking in his sleep, 72 days into the event 3 days shy of the record. So we can now finally release our interns 12th episode of collected audible bits from all the available radio, tv and hidden microphone systems in Seaside. Thanks to the 24hr recording capabilities in the Announcers Booth at the Seaside Wind Fair we were able to give you the whole controversial incident that was this years Kids Mayor for a day Thanks to our ongoing commitment to Ronnie Keith we have some of his audible gems. And spare a thought for the people at 43U, someone there gave the wrong number to Ronnie Keith and he did his very expensive outside broadcast feed to rival shopping centre radio station 2CC Every week we give you music and this weeks song is from ‘The Hesitant’s’ with ‘Underpants Girl’ Plus we have the next episode of the thrilling series Sue and The Seacow where we listen to how crap the General Manager and Captain Hades really are and how close Seacow vomit became a kids refreshing drink That s’right!

PLAYLIST 5/6/21 - Lucky 13th Anniversary Special! The Copyrights - "Charlie Birger Time" - 'Learn the Hard Way' Dopamines – “Molly” – st The Gusto - "2 Chords" -'The Way it Is' The Hextalls – “Born to Minigolf” – ‘Call it a Comeback' The Sheckies – “Sorry So Cyco” – ‘Go on a Diet' Gentlemen Prefer Blood – “Cement” – Los Angeles, ‘Killing Notes' The Manikins – “It's Not the Wind You Hear” – Sweden, album ‘Crocodiles' Be My Doppelganger – “Turning Seventeen” – ‘Sonic Annihilation' The Bananas - "The Sundering Sea" - 'New Animals' The Estranged – “Nervous Blood” – ‘Static Thoughts' Apache – “Nazi Knife” – ‘Boomtown Gems' Sloppy Seconds - "Lois Lane" - 'Endless Bummer' The Sidekicks – “Hop on a Sea Cow and Manatee Up” – ‘Sam' The Measure (sa) - “Roof Beers” - 'Songs About People and Fruit and Shit' Team Stray - "Dying Young" - 'Gender Studies' Teenage Bottlerocket – “In The Basement” – ‘Warning Device' The Parasites – “She Gets All The Girls” – ‘Let's Go Ghoulie' The Bat Bites - “You Make My Day” - 'Creatures of the Night' The Cute Lepers - "Terminal Boredom" - 'Can't Stand Modern Music' The Wellingtons - “Freak Out” – 'Heading North for the Winter' The Yum Yums – “I Wanna be The One” – ‘Whatever Rhymes with Baby', The Loblaws – “It'll Take a Lot” – ‘Won't Stop' Sweet Faces – “Here Come The Nice Boys” – ‘On Top of that Girl' The Powerchords – “Tia Carrera” – '...Think I'm Gonna' The Guts – “Crazy” – ‘Let It Go' Fear of Lipstick - "I Don't Wanna be Around" -'EPII' 7" M.O.T.O. – “No Way Street” – ‘No Way Street' The Hamiltons - "Hello Ice Cream" – ‘Don't Mess Up'

It’s the 11th Episode! Copywriters spent the last twelve weeks compiling a beautiful concise and less wordy introduction for this dispatch but due to financial difficulties we were unable to buy it. This week on our Seaside Radio dispatch we start with the CCTV audio recording of a Court Appointed Social Media Class. The one infamously known for leaking the footage of the Prime Minister assaulting a kitten. We managed to get Legendary DJ Ronnie Keith to sell us some of his audible off cuts and then it’s Seasides Radio contribution to “The Who Are They Now?” week by playing alot of stuff featuring Sydney Gold, from Sydney Gold and The Convicts. Fun Fact: Sydneys album, “Let There Be Gold” has been the only album repeatedly dropped from the Big Family Budgets $1 dollar chuck out bin. Thanks to the ‘Musicians Working for Food’ bartering system at Seaside we have the popular recording of ‘Goils’ by the band Stoutfinger. They lovingly traded the rights to this song for a plate of Sultana biscuits and 10 litres of Mango Mullet Chowder Finishing up our dispatch is the next episode in the popular Comedy, Mystery Adventure Drama Sue and The Seacow. This week the lives of a Captain and his Mate are held in the balance by Ronnie Keith and his Vinyl Copy of Myra Palms Confused? Don’t be …It all makes sense when you listen to Episode 11!!!

2021's first new episode! Is also the first double digit episode !!! And to celebrate Ronnie Keith's next door neighbour has donated three cats to the Irakangee Seafarms Maintenance Shed! This weeks audible dispatch is recorded from Karen Bags H.M.V Capri Radio, which she acquired when it was thrown out the of a moving boat back in 1986, hitting her brother in the ear. Karen who now uses the alias 'Megan Wate' reckons her favourite part of the 15 minute episode is the doco on 'Harvey Bloom', the only person known to use his sense of smell to taste, touch, listen and annoy. We catch some instrumental music from The Seats with their Bingo hit “Kimichi Trench” Ronnie Keith's Velvet tongue is backing wisping the airwaves with his news and views. There is an add for Viking Funerals the only choice for those wanting burial at sea. We have the infamous, live not live, pirated broadcast repeat of The Beak Poets reciting their favourite poetry by their favourite poet Jonathan Livingston Person at the Fothergills Cafe and Costume Hire. And thanks to mum's copyright clearances we also kept in the amazing hit from 'The Seat Gulls' with the song 'Jonathan Livingston Person'. And lastly the Sue and The Seacow's next episode is here. The two kids are out at sea looking for their seacow friend when they come into contact with what is described as a 'not normal seacow' and then the stupidest ship in Seaside the 'Nuclear Weapon' which makes a real nuisance of itself. Happy listening and don’t forget to wash !!

Thanks for listening!!!! Heres what's happening in Episode 64: The animal of the week is none other than the Sea Cow! We also talk about the recent citing of the manatee with the word Trump etched into its back. Check out the story here: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/Florida-Manatee-Found-With-Trump-Written-on-It-180976743/ For the January Kuranda giveaway we want photos of your pet's Christmas gifts. Comment on FB or DM us everywhere else. Training Updates - Check out our calendar!! NACA along with the Justice Clearinghouse online webinars can be found here: https://www.justiceclearinghouse.com/feature/national-animal-care-and-control-association/                     https://www.nacanet.org/webinars/                     Announcements: If you have something you'd like us to discuss and want to send it over anonymously? We have a spot for that! Order from Kuranda to help us continue having giveaways and producing great content. As Kuranda affiliates, we do receive a commission for customers we send their way. ***Get your Humane Roundup Merch here!!*** Text or Leave Us a message at 916-241-3464 or email us @ humaneroundup@gmail.com Find us online @https://humaneroundup.com -Podcast (@humaneroundup Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram) -Your Host Officer Ettinger (@animalprotectionofficerdaniel Facebook and @animalprotection_officerdaniel Instagram) *** This episode is sponsored by Kuranda*** Shelter Beds                                                                           Kuranda Donation Program  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humaneroundup/message

Three people have been killed at a home in Durban's Sea Cow Lake area. Police say their investigations so far, have established that an intruder entered the property on Temple Road and opened fire on a group watching TV.

This weeks episode covers Nanaimos devastating mine explosion of 1887, and the complicated murder of Charles Kincaid.

Is it finally time for a new episode?!? Yes , Yes it is, time. And special thanks to the Nudgee Beach Pigeon Club for sneaking the compact discs through the various borders. Obviously said pigeons and compact discs were in quarantine before they were uploaded to the unsaid computers. So what's in this episode I hear me ask? We take a listen to careers day at Seaside Elementary 1H where kids are either inspired or hired to get a quick start to an enthralling career of accounting or squid hunting Ronnie Keith lets us sneak onto the set of his latest television advertisement, he feeds us some excerpts from his own private radio station 43U and accidently lets us hear the hit song from The Wandering Frogmen. What else? Well, we keep you caught up with the Comedy, Mystery, Adventure, Drama...Sue and the Seacow! It's Episode 9 and The General Manager of Irakangee Seafarms starts to reveal to his faithful lawyer Walter, the truth of the Seacow Patties and a secret weapon to catch the freak seacow monster. Enjoy Seasiders!!!

Rilo and Garden discuss manatees, being home alone, the science of those magic grow your own dinosaur toys and casio keyboards. There’s literally no way to make a pun out of “Tears of a Sea Cow”. Trust me. I tried. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Just in time ! Its a Seaside Radio, themed episode for various scary holidays like Halloween, Day of the Dead, All Hallows Eve and Squidface Day. This episode was correlated and dispatched by two of our washroom interns so be nice. This week we hear from the Seaside Children's Hospital who unfortunately used Sydney Gold and Jill Gold for their ‘Sick Kids Halloween Variety Special’ that was eventually cancelled and saw charges lady against both Sydney and Jill. We catch the popular poor parenting program Minimum Dad. Fun Fact the title Theme was performed by The Seats! For those with car problems why not visit the Holistic Mechanic, he isn’t very scary unless your in a hurry to get your car back or your generally worried about road safety. There is a community announcement from tv star Tawny Frogmouth whose passion for clean popliteal fossae is still generally scary to kids, even the kid actors who work on his community announcements We have music too!!! Seasides Number two hit this spring from 'Al Licks' is 'Zombie Children Are Nicking My Sweets' And in Episode 8 of Sue and The Seacow we catch up with a desperate Sue and School Bully who prove little girls can race tinnies! Happy Post Halloween, Day of Dead, All Hallows Eve and SquidFace Day everyone!!

It is “Seaside Radio Episode 7!” The luckiest episode since Episode 3! So you better share or you will be cursed with bad luck. Well not cursed, just … well we would be disappointed. In this fortunate episode we hear from the only man whose voice has been compared to Golden Syrup - legendary DJ “Ronnie Keith.” He makes random adverts and tide times essential listening. There is the ever popular show The Interrogators, where grown men finally learn that a telephone book and foul language isn’t the only way to get an answer to a question that you desperately need answered. We visit Karen Bags to see if she can convince Lee to stop fighting the inevitable and join her in her quest to teach the world to speak automated. We hear DJ Alex and his half brother Marvin go at it and then we get to part 7 of the 18 part series - Sue and Seacow. In this episode we learn why the General Managers won’t wear a singlet and how close his mum and uncle really were.

This weeks Seaside Radio Episode features audio from Seasides second favourite dating show - Hook Up, where contestants who are familiar with each other, look for love. It also features our children's favourite nightmare, Tawny Frogmouth. There is also an update from Seaside TV about the latest Shakespeare plague, plaguing our school and its yards. Ronnie Keith made good a bet and plays a video song from Stoutfinger, called Small Change, it's about what you can’t do with small change. And to polish off the show we continue the comedy, mystery, adventure, radio drama Sue and The Seacow where we hear what a CEO's mum could sound like.

Dr. Lorelei Crerar is Dr. Chris Parsons’s guest this week. Dr. Crerar talks about how Georg Steller discovered the Steller’s sea cow, and about its extinction. They also talk about the “bigfoot” of the oceans – the mythical sea monkey that Steller reported seeing. They also talk about Dr. Crerar’s research that discovered a new population of Steller’s sea cow that went extinct in the middle ages, and the trade of sea cow bone, or “mermaid ivory”. During her research, she discovered that some of this “mermaid ivory’ actually came from protected whale and dolphins.    Speak Up For Blue Instagram Speak Up For Blue Twitter Check out the Shows on the Speak Up For Blue Network: Marine Conservation Happy Hour Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k4ZB3x Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2kkEElk ConCiencia Azul: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2k6XPio Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2k4ZMMf Dugongs & Seadragons: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lB9Blv Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lV6THt Environmental Studies & Sciences Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lx86oh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2lG8LUh Speak Up For The Ocean Blue: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2m28QSF Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2SJgyiN Madame CuriosityApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2xUlSax Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2V38QQ1 Ocean Science RadioApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3chJMfA Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3bnkP18

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It has been a long lay in for everyone in Seaside and new rules mean only 2 podcasts a week can be released and this week it is us and Sydney Golds podcast "Musings from my Bin". This episode Karen and Lee Seasides only proponents of Automono - the cult group of people who only speak like robots. We visit Seaside Travel which is booming thanks to the owners its fear of flying. We introduce a new segment from ... Montague Sneeze ? called ”Let's Hear it “ a fantastic Idea from Montagues Mum who thought wouldnt it be nice to hear some poems. And thanks to us we found the missing episode 5 of Sue and the Seacow which exposes the origin of Seasides 18th biggest export ..."Squid Chips"

Hi Seasiders! As you know the Easter Bunny won't be delivering any eggs this year as he or she's been held at the border and is in Quarantine. But fret not, Episode 4 is finished and in this special 'stay at home edition' we take a look behind the scenes at E.Bunnies enduringly successful, Global business model. We catch Mr Computer Voice Lee, in a loose moment; throw some squid in the juicer on Sue and the Seacow for their 4th Episode; hear from Ronnie Keith's backing band The Seats and feature bedroom recording artists 'The Covids' with 'You can't come over no more'. Seaside Episode 4, helping pass the lonely minutes.

This week Jacob and Ryan search for Wet-Lippin', Poke-King-Of-The-Mon-Hill, the sexy history of mermaids, King Neptune, stop-motion Spongebob, favorite pop culture mermaids, learn how to pronounce 'Caribbean', have a gratuitously long 'Weeb Corner', talk smack on Christopher Columbus, sea cows, and an 'Under the Sea' mashup.

Episode 3 is ready!! Special thanks to the retrenched staff at Fat Tony's Phat Radios and Sandwiches for making it possible In this episode you will be able to find yourself at Susie's Spiritual Warehouse, fight arthritis of the wrist thanks to DJ Ronnie Keith and hear the next installment of the popular comedy, mystery, folk, adventure, drama Sue and The Seacow. Musical acts featured are from Eat Them Like Apples, Holly Hammond and The Reproductive Organs, and as always the beautiful musical accompaniments by Ronnie Keith's favourite act this Wednesday, The Seats.

It's the Second episode of Seaside Radio which means our lack of funding has not compromised our will to infect you all with traditional, comedy, mystery, radio dramas. This episode we hear a man child being presented a Typical Bloke, we cover the off colour social media site - Bastard Book, there is a resident called Karen Bags that thinks she can talk like a computer and it is the second episode of everyone's favourite Seacow Serial - Sue and The Seacow. Artists this week: Stoutfinger - Kill All The Horses (Karaoke Version) and The Seats

Seaside Radio is proud to present it’s ‘Inaugural Episode’ “Episode One”. (Unless you count the “Holiday Indulgence Episode”, which we don’t because we are not collecting them.) In “Episode One” we start the first installment of the brand new, traditional, comedy, mystery, adventure, drama, Sue and The Seacow. It is all about two young girls who befriend a seacow while making enemies with the General Manager of ‘Irakangee Seafarms’ (home of the Seacow Burger). The real General Manager said the sonic likeness is terrific and he has offered free ‘Squid Chips’ to those Seasiders that imitate him over the phone. We also hear bits from Seasides self-made DJ, ‘Ronnie Keith’! There is something new from Seasides song emperor, ‘Myra Palms’ and something relatively new from ‘The Sideways Glances’ and lots of things from Seasides Ballroom band ‘The Seats’! Oh and ‘Sydney Gold’ called. And its all heard in a bookshop! Enjoy and share! Because we all need to share (except ideas…keep them hidden in a chest with a lock that electrocutes). Good Onya!

Julian shares his story . The loss . The void filled . The Time served . The turn around . The Faith . The hope . The Love .

This week Jeremy Murphy joins us as our new co-host. We open it up with learning a little about his honeymoon and day to day. We go over our guest spot on The Bastard Sermon, the Gappening, duck rape and animal phallus lengths, we roast our producer and then discuss our future line of “Big Pussy Fuck” merchandise. Be sure to subscribe to our Patreon for bonus content including, NSFW topics, freestyles, and everything that didn't make the cut.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/yogurtboys)

In today’s episode, Maren is joined today by Ranger Maggie to tell her story about how she went from college student in Florida to a park ranger in North Carolina. Listen as Ranger Maggie describes what is seemingly the dream job. Also, this episode feels like two friends just having a great time, hard to … Continue reading 15 – Nothing Makes Ranger Maggie Happier Than a Sea Cow

This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Nicholas "pine fruit" Friedemann, and Mr. Graham "Strawberry" Mason talk about The Lepidopterists, the title of which is tougher to say than you might imagine. It's also weirdly placed within the season given Tears of a Sea Cow and Now Museum - Now You Don't. Still a super fun episode! INTRO MUSIC COURTESY Bradley David Parsons inspired by JG Thrilwell RESEARCH COURTESY Brok Holliday

This week on the podcast Bryan Dressel, Nick "Apricot" Friedemann, and Graham "Plum" Mason talk about Tears of a Sea Cow, which starts out strong but kind of falters at the end. At least it's stronger than the previous two episodes. INTRO MUSIC COURTESY Bradley David Parsons inspired by JG Thrilwell RESEARCH COURTESY Brok Holliday

The Russians discover a scrumptious new sea cow in the North Pacific

What do Manatees and mannequins have in common? There's only one woman who can answer this question and that's Maggie Wilds. She's the vintage wonder behind Denise Brain and has developed an impeccable knowledge about vintage brands and clothes. Now she's helping you live your best vintage life. How? Hit play! 

Part two of two, and the amazing Steller's sea cow (Hydromalis gigas) - a sirenian bigger than an African elephant - finally makes its appearance, as the wheels come off the Great Northern Expedition and Vitus Bering and Georg Steller discover a Lost World. Astonishing wildlife abounds, but will not abound for long, now that it must share its home with a handful of shipwrecked sailors ... Shownotes at www.thewildepisode.com And remember to subscribe to the show to make you sure don't miss any wonders, curiosities or occasionally horrors from the natural world!

Steller's sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas) was one of the most surprising, dramatic and generally amazing animals to have shared the world with modern humans. To tell its story is going to take two episodes - and this first of them, to be honest, doesn't even feature the sea cow itself. But it does feature Vitus Bering and Georg Steller, two men who would share with that gigantic creature an extraordinary tale of exploration, survival, death and extinction. Oh, and there's a load of other amazing wildlife involved as well ... Shownotes at www.thewildepisode.com And remember to subscribe to the show for plenty more wonders, curiosities and occasionally horrors from the natural world!

Welcome to ‘Beery Good Entertainment’ episode #23. In this show, Lola and S0rceress0 discuss craft beer. S0rceress0 reviews Lagunitas Lucky 13, an ultra-mega-mondo red ale first made for their anniversary in 2006. Lola reviews Saltwater brewery’s Sea Cow, named after Florida’s famous Manatee. Are you sick of plastic ring holders on your beer? So are we but we discuss a solution, edible beer holders for your six pack. Why kill animals when we can feed them instead. Enjoy! Presented by: @S0rceress0 (Linda) @LolaLariscy If you're interested in supporting our shows, please check out: www.lolalariscy.com www.s0rceress0.com/my-books/ For the uncut video version of the show please visit our YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCKLqh8K3BQnbj3nk_Y3DsXw Intro and outro Music by www.bensound.com TV Entertainment Podcasting beer craft beer Beery Good Entertainment #23 by S0rceress0 & Lola Lariscy is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

More than three hundred people have been left homeless as the fire burnt to the ground shacks at Sea Cow Lake in Durban in KwaZulu Natal. Emergency officials say most people have suffered smoke inhalation and rushed to hospitals. The cause of the fire is still unknown. Nhlanhla Nxele reports.

And another round of Ask A Seacow!

A Seacow in love is a splendid thing...

Manatee Infestations are the worst!

Students and staff from Marine Science, University of Otago discuss their 'treasures of the sea'.

Hello again. Like I said before, I’m Mark Valentine and I’m going to be talking about Megafaunal Extinction and how it affects present and future biodiversity. Before I begin, you probably are going to want to know what exactly Megafauna are. Megafauna are HUGE animals. This would certainly include animals like elephants and giraffes, but also lions, tigers and bears. All these animals, however, are relatively well known and still exist in the world today. What many people don’t know is that there were many incredible Megafauna that existed a few thousand years ago that are now extinct. Around 50,000 years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age, Megafauna worldwide underwent massive and widespread extinctions . Before then, there were all kinds of amazing and enormous animals worldwide: In Eurasia, there were wooly mammoths and saber tooth cats, which you’ve probably heard of, but in North America there were beavers the size of small cars and 9 foot tall Bison with horns that spanned over 6 feet , in South America there were 5 foot tall armadillos and Giant Ground Sloths the size of elephants , and in Australia there were wombats the size of Hippopotamuses . All these animals have two things in common: One, that they are absolutely massive, and two, that they have all contributed to the historical phenomenon that Megafauna are more likely to go extinct than smaller animals . So what caused these extinctions? There are two causes. We know that human hunting lead to the extinction of many Megafaunal species, like Steller’s Sea Cow, which was basically a 30 feet long , 20,000 pound manatee . Another major cause of these extinctions was climate change. A recent study showed that climate change had significant effect on many species, and actually may have been the cause of extinction for wooly rhinos, giant bison, and other Megafauna . So what does this mean for present and future biodiversity? It’s not good. The same two factors—humans and climate—are again playing a role in Megafaunal extinctions. As humans increase in population and expand outwards, more and more animals are being threatened, and since Megafauna need more living space than other animals they are more affected. Animals including pandas and tigers are already endangered because of this. We’re also experiencing global climate shifts due to global warming, which is already causing a decline in Megafauna like the polar bear . The continued global trend of a loss of large animals is clearly leading towards one result: a world overrun with the smallest kinds of animals which can live alongside humans, or in other words, a world overrun with rodents . But this does not have to happen. If we as humans can dramatically change the way we live to reduce climate change and preserve wildlife, we can maintain biodiversity, especially among Megafauna, for much longer. The only question is, can we change? ``` Wikipedia contributors. "Quaternary extinction event." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 20 Nov. 2011. Web. 30 Nov. 2011. Kurtén, B. and E. Anderson (1980). Pleistocene Mammals of North America. Columbia University Press. pp. 236–237. ISBN 0231037333. Wikipedia contributors. "Bison latifrons." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 13 Nov. 2011. Web. 30 Nov. 2011. Wikipedia contributors. "Doedicurus." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 16 Jun. 2011. Web. 30 Nov. 2011. Wikipedia contributors. "Megatherium." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 10 Oct. 2011. Web. 30 Nov. 2011. Wikipedia contributors. "Diprotodon." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 26 Nov. 2011. Web. 30 Nov. 2011. Turvey S. T., Fritz S. A. 2011 The ghosts of mammals past: biological and geographical patterns of global mammalian extinction across the Holocene. Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B 366, 2564–2576. Sally M. Walker (1999). Manatees. Lerner Publications. Victor B. Scheffer (November 1972). "The Weight of the Steller Sea Cow". Journal of Mammalogy 53 Hofrieter, Michael., Shapiro, Beth., et al. 2011. Species-specific responses of Late Quaternary megafauna to climate and humans. Nature 479, 359–364 (17 November 2011) Johnson, Chris. Australia's Mammal Extinctions: A 50,000 year history. 1st ed. Caimbridge: Caimbridge University Press, 2006. Print. Hunter, Christine M., Hal Caswell, Michael C. Runge, Eric V. Regehr, Steve C. Amstrup, and Ian Stirling. 2010. Climate change threatens polar bear populations: a stochastic demographic analysis. Ecology 91:2883–2897

My cat vs Hugh in the aftermath of my old apartment catching fire. Not my fault, btw!

And part 2 of Hugh answering questions from the fans!

And yet another round of Ask A Seacow. Shoot me.

The second and final part of Kipling's story from the Jungle Book. The White Seal has gone in search of the Sea Cow who can tell him of a land never visited by humans.

And round 2 of Ask A Seacow!

The very first episode of Ask A Seacow!

Mr. E and Jay Clone dive into this seaworthy episode of Stellar Seacow sightings from the seven sacred seas. We talk about the early discovery of the Stellar Seacow and their extinction that quickly followed suit and the factors that contributed to it such as, complete lack of natural predators and interest in humans. We also peel back many of the amazing sightings that have occurred since their alleged extinction. Finally, we get into the factor that there may be an undocumented mass population hiding in the seagrass meadows of the open ocean, both massive and remote could help bring more validity to this creature still being around. Get ready to swim with the manatees on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn!Cryptids of the Corn Merch Shop: Shop | My Site (cryptidsofthecorn.com)Flavors of the Forest: Flavors of the Forest – Premium Raw Garlic Dust Seasoning (flavorsforest.com)Collins Custom Furnishings: Contact 774-219-3594Paranormality Magazine Link: Home - Paranormality MagazinePromo Code: corncrewMAILING ADDRESS:P.O. Box: P.O. Box 75 Ada, Ohio, 45810Find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, and Patreon at Cryptids of the Corn. Do you have a story you would like to share, or would you like to be on the show? Message us through our social medias or email us at cryptidsofthecornpodcast@gmail.com. As always, stay Magical.Website Link:Cryptozoology | Cryptids Of The CornPaid Members Space Link:Pricing for Members space | Cryptids of the CornPatreon Link:Patron Checkout | PatreonCryptids of the corn Podcast | FacebookCryptids of the Corn (@cryptids_of_the_corn) InstagramCheck Out the new shows on Cryptids of the Corn Network:DW Conspiracy Shackhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dw-conspiracy-shack/id1665479603Freaky Fauna Fridayhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/freaky-fauna-friday/id1665480528Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cryptids-of-the-corn/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy