Podcasts about sell by date

"Living Beyond Our Sell By Date: and Growing Older Disgracefully" by Dr. Evelyn Marder Levin is a book that explores the themes of aging with a spirited and unconventional approach. Published in 2015, this book offers a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and insights into the experience of growing older. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedailygrateful/message

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A vintage fast food ad with a dark side inspires Vieves to look at commercials that take place on first dates and run the gamut from adorable to certifiable. Red flags are everywhere! Here are links to the ads we talked about in this week's show: McDonalds - Christopher Meloni “Larry” https://youtu.be/bufg-yL8EAw?si=halosT3bnS75wjvp Chilis - First date https://www.ispot.tv/ad/71Vt/chilis-first-date Applebees - 2 for $20 https://www.ispot.tv/ad/AKMJ/applebees-2-for-20-first-date JP Morgan Chase - First Date https://www.ispot.tv/ad/2h_T/jpmorgan-chase-freedom-unlimited-first-date-drugstore-offer Toyota - Start your impossible https://www.ispot.tv/ad/OMpr/toyota-start-your-impossible-first-date-t1 Adoption - Prom https://www.ispot.tv/ad/ItQJ/adopt-us-kids-first-date Progressive - Blind Date https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-JufFm6Vwc Geico - First date https://www.ispot.tv/ad/wbq3/geico-investigation-discovery-first-date Geico - Pirate Fans Unite https://www.ispot.tv/ad/dArk/geico-first-date-surprises Cars.com https://www.ispot.tv/ad/7pdm/cars-com-first-date Chevy Cruze - Friend request https://www.ispot.tv/ad/7zD9/2015-chevrolet-cruze-first-date-thenew-independence Bud Light Seltzer - Block it out https://www.ispot.tv/ad/q5SV/bud-light-seltzer-first-date-featuring-nick-mangold Bud Light - Contingency planning https://www.ispot.tv/ad/7Iht/bud-light-first-date Uber Reserve - Shaving accident https://www.ispot.tv/ad/2ndv/uber-reserve-first-date Senokot - Constipation https://www.ispot.tv/ad/dQCY/senokot-first-dates Speedstick https://www.ispot.tv/ad/Afbz/speed-stick-first-date-featuring-john-c-mcginley Lexus - Sam https://www.ispot.tv/ad/tVTU/lexus-es-sam-t1

PJ hears from Emma DeSouza who says that there is no good reason for a school uniform in this day and age. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gang—things have come to head and the Apes need a break in the routine. This episode is short, has Don reading his lessons of Year 58 and that's it. We'll be back in March.

Is the concept of closing the sale past its sell by date? by Sales Chat Show

It's Friday, which means it's time to dissect what 2024 presidential candidates are saying on the campaign trail. This week, Chris Christie remarked that President Biden and former president Trump are past their "sell by dates." Nikki Haley has ramped up attacks on Trump and is laying out her economic vision in New Hampshire. And President Biden had a busy week at the UN. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Regina Doherty, Fine Gael senator and Dr Finola Doyle-O'Neill, Broadcast & Legal Historian at UCC's School of History, on whethee the Rose of Tralee needs to be modernised.

Do the promises of God have a sell by date?

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Phil asks about "sell by dates" and the validity of those dates. Micah and K Sera have different thoughts.   Show notes: N/A   After thoughts: N/A

This show is made possible by you!  To become a sustaining member go to LauraFlanders.org/donate  Thank you for your continued support!In this episode, Laura explores the unorthodox documentary "Sell By Date" by Tony Award-winning performer and comedian Sarah Jones. We discuss the complex issues of sex, power, race, and our economy through the lens of various characters played by Jones herself. The film features interviews with real people both in and out of the sex industry, offering diverse perspectives on the subject matter. We also dive into the challenges and experiences faced while creating the documentary, the importance of amplifying marginalized voices, and the potential for a healthier understanding of sexuality and power dynamics in society. Join Laura and Sarah Jones as they navigate these thought-provoking topics and more in this insightful conversation.Guest:  Sarah Jones, Tony Award-winning Solo Performer, Writer, Comedian & Activist; Director & Star, Sell/Buy/Date Full Show Notes are located HERE.  They include related episodes, articles, and more to dive deeper. This podcast includes an endorsement for Best of the Left, with host Jay! Tomlinson.  We think you'll dig it too! Music In the Middle:  “Sold Out” by Ultra Naté from her new album Ultra courtesy of Blufire and Peace Biscuit.Additional Music: "Many Hands & "Steppin" by Podington BearChapters:(0:00:00) - Sex and Power Dynamics(0:11:07) - Sex Work and Society(0:23:22) - Sex, Gender, Marginalization(0:27:04) - Women in the Workplace(0:32:28) - Marginalization of Women(0:41:57) - What About Moonlight? Chapter Summaries:(0:00:00) - Sex and Power Dynamics (11 Minutes)In this episode, we explore the unorthodox documentary by Tony Award-winning performer and comedian Sarah Jones, titled "Sell By Date" The film delves into topics such as sex, power, race, and our economy and examines these complex issues through the lens of various characters played by Jones herself. The documentary also features interviews with real people both in and out of the sex industry, offering diverse perspectives on the subject matter. Alongside Jones, the film includes appearances from celebrities like Rosario Dawson and Bryan Cranston. (0:11:07) - Sex Work and Society (12 Minutes)We discuss the challenges and experiences faced while creating the unorthodox documentary "Sell By Date," a film by Tony Award-winning performer and comedian Sarah Jones. The film aims to bring complex conversations about social justice and the sex industry to a wider audience, while also addressing the backlash faced from various groups. We also explore the difficulties encountered while navigating the commercial aspects of the entertainment industry and the importance of amplifying marginalized voices. Finally, we touch on the benefits of healing from stigma, shame, and secrets, and the potential for a healthier understanding of sexuality and power dynamics in society' (0:23:22) - Sex, Gender, Marginalization (4 Minutes)We dive into the importance of access to reproductive health and abortion, as well as the need to challenge societal norms around female sexuality. The conversation touches on the double standards that exist and the potential consequences of slut-shaming and stigma. The discussion also includes the perspective of a Bronx taxi driver who joined the journey and highlights the organization A Call to Men, which aims to address the negative effects of toxic masculinity on both men and women. The conversation emphasizes the importance of honest dialogue around these topics and dismantling oppressive hierarchies in the sex industry' (0:27:04) - Women in the Workplace (5 Minutes)We explore the idea of expanding the concept of "Sell By Date" into other forms of content, such as podcasts and anthology series, to address various societal issues, including climate change, gun violence, and healthcare. We discuss the potential for future generations to look back on our current moment and see how far we have come in terms of policy and cultural attitudes. Additionally, we touch on the portrayal of women and sex in the media and the importance of honest connection and conversation in the age of social media' (0:32:28) - Marginalization of Women (9 Minutes)We explore the portrayal of women on screen and discuss the narrow boxes in which certain women have been placed. The conversation touches upon stereotypes, over sexualization, and the lack of humanity given to women in media. We also discuss the horror virgin dichotomy and the complex nature of women's roles in society today. Furthermore, we examine intersectionality and the impact of marginalization on women's access to choices in a democratic society. Finally, we consider the potential emergence of a COVID-era character and the importance of global conversations about freedom and liberation' (0:41:57) - What About Moonlight? (1 Minutes)We delve into the poetic and evocative imagery of moonlight, exploring its symbolism in moments of vulnerability, fear, and desire for freedom. The conversation navigates through the emotional landscape of seeking solace and release, asking the poignant question: what about the moonlight?' Episode Keywords:Sarah Jones, Sell By Date, Documentary, Sex Industry, Power Dynamics, Marginalized Voices, Sexuality, Social Justice, Reproductive Health, Toxic Masculinity, Women in Media, Stereotypes, Intersectionality, Honest Dialogue, Cultural Attitudes, Female Sexuality, Double Standards, Stigma, Oppressive Hierarchies, Moonlight SymbolismShownotes created by https://podium.page

The Joint Committee on European Union Affairs will today be discussing the implications EU Strategic Autonomy may have for cooperation between member states on defence and security. But has Ireland's position on neutrality started to change since the war in Ukraine began? Joining Shane to discuss was Mark Price, Co-Chair of the Irish Anti-War Movement and founding member of the Irish Neutrality League, and Declan Power, Defence, and Security Expert.

The Joint Committee on European Union Affairs will today be discussing the implications EU Strategic Autonomy may have for cooperation between member states on defence and security. But has Ireland's position on neutrality started to change since the war in Ukraine began? Joining Shane to discuss was Mark Price, Co-Chair of the Irish Anti-War Movement and founding member of the Irish Neutrality League, and Declan Power, Defence, and Security Expert.

Gary Lineker will host Match Of The Day on Saturday, after being reinstated following his impartiality controversy. The row was sparked after Lineker was taken off air for a tweet comparing the language used to launch a new Government asylum seeker policy to that of 1930s Germany. TalkTV's Mike Graham is joined by Conservative MP and Former Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg to discuss the BBC licence fee.

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The Commonwealth originated from the British Empire.The Commonwealth started in 1926. This is when it changed from the British Empire to the Commonwealth. Around one-third of the world is in the Commonwealth, 2.5 billion people. The modern Commonwealth was formed on 26 April 1949 when the leaders of Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the United Kingdom adopted the London Declaration. The declaration defined the Commonwealth as a “free association” of independent member countries.All members have an equal say, regardless of their size or economic stature. This ensures that even the smallest countries have a voice in shaping the Commonwealth. The Pacific nation of Nauru is the smallest Commonwealth member country with a population of about 13,000. The most populous member country is India with over 1.3 billion people. In 1971 the Declaration of Commonwealth Principles were released. The principles said that it should support international peace and understanding, have equal rights for all citizens and remove poverty, ignorance and disease.In the past two decades, countries which have joined include Mozambique, Cameroon and Rwanda, which were never part of the British Empire. The Gambia re-joined in February 2018The UK has rather neglected the Commonwealth in recent years and is now desperately trying to rebuild links as a futile attempt to reduce the impact of Brexit.There are 54 countries in the Commonwealth.They are:Botswana, Cameroon, Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Kingdom of Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Bangladesh, Brunei Darussalam, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, St Kitts and Nevis, St Vincent and The Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Cyprus, Malta, United Kingdom, Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.The Commonwealth spans the globe and includes both advanced economies and developing countries.It encompasses Africa (19 countries), Asia (7), the Caribbean and Americas (13), Europe (3), and thePacific (11). The Commonwealth's strength lies in its shared values and diversity. Thirty-one of our members are small states, usually with a population well under 1.5 million, and 24 members are small island developing states.The Commonwealth is connected by an active network of more than 80 intergovernmental, civil society and professional organisations, including:o The Commonwealth Secretariat – supporting member stateso The Commonwealth Foundation – supporting civil societyo The Commonwealth of Learning – promoting distance learning and educationo The Commonwealth Games Federation – promoting sports development. The 2022 Commonwealth Games will be held on 27 July – 7 August 2022 in Birmingham, United Kingdom. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elizabeth accidentally ate expired yogurt this morning!

In the holiday between Christmas and New Year the stillness of short dreary days is punctuated with bracing walks and meals. Perhaps its more accurate to say that this is the time to run down the contents of the freezer and eat the left over Brussel Sprouts between strolls. At what point though, are leftovers beyond consumption? I usually palm off my leftovers on the Right Hand Neighbours. They aren't squeamish but this year, they've declined. Could they be approaching their sell by date or have I approached mine? The sell by date seems to be fast on the way to expiring. The notion of “best before” is under threat as mountains of perfectly good food ends up in the bin. This is where I like to think I'm ahead of the curve. Only in my late twenties did I realise that “best before” dates on jars or tins existed. Since they are invisible to me I ignore them. I applied common sense in the form of the sniff test. If it smelt OK and it tasted OK, then it probably was OK. The BF did not share my world view on expiry dates. In 1997 she went through my cupboards and threw out a perfectly good jar of Worcester sauce which declared itself best before November 1986. Since the premise of Worcester sauce is that it is rotten in the first place, I suggest that this bottle was well on it's way to Christies. The BF has never made recompense for her actions although she has come round to my way of thinking, which is that if it's growing penicillin its for the bin, but otherwise you'll probably get another serving out of it. Herbs and spices are exempt from this rule. They simply turn to dust. You may as well hang on to them. You've got nothing to lose. The Christmas pudding that didn't get eaten this year has been in my cupboard for years. It's now in the fridge and will be served up to resistant friends for weeks to come. There are tins of sardines in the larder that have been there before the Son left home. Only opening them will reveal whether or not they may prove terminal. The Best before date has long since passed. Generally speaking, anything that comes wrapped in plastic which has ballooned to bursting point probably deserves determined inhalation before tasting. I don't worry about spores. That generally comes after its begun to stink. Its that whiff of “offness” I'm looking for. One proviso is worth a mention. If you, (that is I who cannot see these things), happen to serve strawberries nestling in a coat of mouldy fur, someone is bound to mention it. Be prepared for criticism. I can evidence this. Anything that comes unwrapped can probably be turned into soup once it's past its best. I plan to apply this approach to myself. Once I am past my own sell by date, I can be turned into soup in the hope of providing a nourishing aid to the vegetables that feeds the nation. Woe betide anyone who does not apply the rules of blind food management and doesn't ignore the “best before” date on the broccoli that I will grow when I'm soup. It won't be an upset stomach, that comes back to haunt you. When it comes to food waste, the blind amongst us have led the way. While the sighted majority have worried that “best before” dates are yet another way in which we cannot safely manage life, we know they are talking nonsense. Being blind to the “best before” date, and applying blind sense is where the future lies. END Follow the Blind Truth Blog here: https://theblindtruth.co.uk/ Image shows multiple grey squares with 'The Blind Truth' written inside them. 

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An argument that it's not a matter of “if,” but “when” an American civil war begins.An argument that it's not a matter of “if,” but “when” an American civil war begins. Read More: https://whowhatwhy.org/podcast/is-america-appro…its-sell-by-date/ ‎    

The Golden Compass is a movie from 2007 based on a young adult book series that ended in 2000. That is one of a number of reasons it was never followed up with a sequel. Come with us on our journey to find what is good, bad, and weird about this odd addition to the YA genre! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/moviehowl/support

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John Giles joins Nathan to recap the week that was in the world of football, and to preview Manchester United's visit to champions elect Liverpool 📺 @PaddyPower

TODAY’S PODCAST Goals…This word may cause drama in your mind because of your relationship with it in the past and what you have made it mean for you.  Let’s look at it like a dream with a sell by date and create a whole new perspective to create! Podcast Description Creating massive inspiration amidst the daily rawness of life.  Focusing on how to unleash and give permission to grow into your true purpose while gaining power from the reality of your everyday life. Related Links: Facebook Page for ShatterBox Coaching Coaching with Dr. Angela Instagram Get the Book ‘Beauty in the Brokenness: One Woman's Voice’ How can you support our podcast? Apple users, please subscribe and rate the Hope In The Dark Podcast.  If you Android, this is found on Stitcher or Google Music. Tell a friend about this Podcast.  Click on "share podcast" and they will love it and thank you forever! Join the FREE Facebook Page.  Great way to stay in touch, get resources, and videos!  Join Here. XOXO! ~Angela Marick

This morning we had a great time at our confirmation service. The Bishop preached from Colossians 1:15-20 which you can read here and he addressed the question of is God past His sell by date? You can listen to the sermon recording at the link below, you might need to turn it up a bit as the recording didn’t come out that well! Thanks for coming and supporting those getting confirmed, please keep them in your prayers.

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How relevant is Christianity in today’s society? Churches are being turned into pubs and hardly anyone goes to church on a Sunday. Is it relevant?

Sell By Date”, “Use By Date”, “Best Before Date”, “Expiration Date”. I am so confused!!! Did you know that stores can sell food after the date expires? Thank goodness some states require milk to be sold by the expiration date! There is nothing worse than pouring yourself a glass of milk and you got it—it is sour! Milk is not the only thing that sours, people do as well. Did you know that you have a “shelf life”? Your shelf life is defined as the period during which you remain effective and free from deterioration. It refers to the period of time during which you may be stored and remain suitable for use. I can assure you that you cannot remain on a shelf long and remain effective. Your life when placed on a shelf is prone to deterioration.Why do some people end up on the proverbial shelf? Some people burn out and step back from it all. Some people get their priorities mixed up. Some people fall flat on their face and have a hard time recovering. Their fall may be the result of poor choices, out right rebellion or circumstances beyond their control. Peter was a perfect candidate to end up on the shelf. He blew it. He fell on his face not once but multiple times. He was a miserable failure, heavy on the miserable. My guess is he did not see how he would ever rebound. He betrayed the most important person in his life. He could not see beyond his failure.Listen closely, Jesus had other plans for Peter. He still saw a future for him. Jesus wanted to restore Peter’s life. The restoration did not leave him a second class failure, not at all. The restoration left him whole. If you are on the proverbial shelf. I want to warn you, you have a shelf life. You will sour on the shelf if you stay there too long. You were created for active engagement. You were created to love God and love people. You were created for worship and ministry. God has gifted you for both. He has placed you in a body, a church, to do both. The body needs you and you need the body. Take a risk, get off the shelf, get connected. I can hear Jesus calling you to the table!

Companies are in various stages of being ready for an aging workforce. For example, only 9% offer formal programs for phased retirement, even though flexible work options are plentiful for other life stages. In this conversation on our retirement planning podcast, Joe talks with Paul Rupert, CEO of Respectful Exits about trends in the workplace for seasoned workers. Paul offers his views on what smart companies can do to attract and retain talented older workers. Paul also shares valuable advice on how individuals can approach negotiating phased retirement as part of flexible work options and tells us the story behind his new advocacy organization. Bio Paul Rupert is Chief Executive Officer of Respectful Exits. Paul has forty-five years of nonprofit management and consulting experience. He founded and managed innovative nonprofits in healthcare, legal services, mediation, publishing and advocacy campaigns. He played a pivotal role in promoting the practice of flexible scheduling and staffing throughout the economy. His firm Rupert Organizational Design has consulted to more than a hundred companies implementing creative flexible staffing and scheduling initiatives. His firm currently leads in the development of flexible and phased retirement programs. __________________________ Wise Quotes On How Companies Can Help Employees Prepare for Retirement "...begin to get rid of that notion of people having reached their 'Sell-By Date'. A lot of companies are moving in that direction. I think there are organizations that are beginning to recognize the need for ongoing financial wellness counseling. We promote very strongly the idea, that companies, primarily in the private sector, got rid of defined benefit pension plans. They have sufficient resources to provide ongoing, what we call financial wellness counseling to their employees. We call on employers to do that. There are examples of employers who essentially provide for annual financial checkups for this, on company time, and on the company dime. It's a very modest investment and it makes an enormous difference, because as you probably well know, the failure to understand early in your career, the need to save, and to take responsibility for your own 401K, et cetera, is terribly important. Companies have a captive audience to whom they can, in an affordable way, provide that invaluable service. I was talking to a client the other day and they said, "We have a program in which we require our employees to have an annual automobile safety check, and we pay for it." I said, "Well, do you do that with finances?" They said, "Well no, not really." I said, "Well, you should."   On Making An Effective Proposal for Phased Retirement  "Phased-retirement is just another form of flexible work. If you're going to make that proposal then, talk to your manager about what's in it for the company for you to do this. Don't talk about what's in it for you...Just focus on, "If I work this way, these are the following benefits to the company. We suggest in the framework, show the general benefits that can accrue to the company, but also the specific components.  A  very concrete suggestion: 'Here's what I'm doing now and how. Here's how I would work in a phased or a partial retirement setting.' Secondly, and most importantly, it's easy to talk about things like mentoring, and knowledge-transfer, and those are grand ideas. What knowledge do you have that is valuable for the company to retain? How do you qualify and quantify it? Managers are trained to review and consider business proposals. So, whether it's an equipment proposal, or a supply proposal, or a process, you come to them, say, 'Here's the package with my current offering, here's what I'm suggesting as a replacement package. I think these are the benefits' Then you put it in the framework that managers are comfortable deciding in. It's not about, 'Gee, I love Joe. He's been wonderful,' or,

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Ahead of Liverpool's huge game against Manchester United on Saturday, Chris and Paul had a chat about Mourinho's squad, tactics and management style. Are his days as a top-class manager numbered? They also picked their north v south all-star teams and asked which Liverpool player they would eat in a post-apocalyptic world! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rev Jonathan Currie begins his new evening series on marriage, 'Happily Ever After' Genesis 2 vs 18 - 25

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Michael Ruse is professor of the philosophy of biology at Florida State University. In this lecture he addresses the question Is Darwinism Past its Sell-by Date?

Michael Ruse is professor of the philosophy of biology at Florida State University. In this lecture he addresses the question Is Darwinism Past its Sell-by Date?

What's the point of making medicines fizzy? Why should salt have a sell-by date? Is boiled water as good as distilled for my iron? Do we actually only see half a movie? Where do foreign bodies dislodged from the eye go? Is lactose intolerance becoming more common? What causes morning sickness, and is it a risk for mother and baby? Join Dr Chris for this week's round-up of top questions from Talk Radio 702, South Africa... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

What's the point of making medicines fizzy? Why should salt have a sell-by date? Is boiled water as good as distilled for my iron? Do we actually only see half a movie? Where do foreign bodies dislodged from the eye go? Is lactose intolerance becoming more common? What causes morning sickness, and is it a risk for mother and baby? Join Dr Chris for this week's round-up of top questions from Talk Radio 702, South Africa... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Looking at the increase and benefits of online shopping and barcode technology.

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Looking at the increase and benefits of online shopping and barcode technology.

Transcript -- Looking at the increase and benefits of online shopping and barcode technology.

At the 2009 Darwin conference entitled Origin of Species at 150, philosophy professor Michael Ruse asks Is Darwinism Past its Sell-By Date?

Michael Ruse is professor of philosophy at Florida State University.