Podcasts about Shreddies

Broadcaster and gardener Alan Titchmarsh joins Mark Wogan this week.Alan opens up about his love of Shreddies, designing Nelson Mandela's garden and Mark tries to change Alan's mind on prunesThis episode was recorded at Corrigan's Restaurant in Mayfair.Senior Podcast Producer: Johnny SeifertFilming and editing: Chris JacobsThis is a News Broadcasting Production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadcaster and gardener Alan Titchmarsh joins Mark Wogan this week.Alan opens up about his love of Shreddies, designing Nelson Mandela's garden and Mark tries to change Alan's mind on prunesThis episode was recorded at Corrigan's Restaurant in Mayfair.Senior Podcast Producer: Johnny SeifertFilming and editing: Chris JacobsThis is a News Broadcasting Production Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Marco and Amanda for another late-night adventure into the world of the bizarre and the mundane. Tonight's episode kicks off with a bang (or maybe a thud) as Amanda reveals her unfortunate toe-stubbing incident. From there, the conversation takes a curious turn into the realm of Canadian staples: bagged milk. But wait, there's more! Cereal, specifically Shreddies, becomes the focus as we delve into Amanda's surprising connection to Campbell's Soup. And just when you think the night couldn't get any stranger, we dive into the nostalgic waters of "The Outsiders," uncovering some fascinating behind-the-scenes lore. Tune in for a wild ride of laughter, unexpected tangents, and insomnia-inducing chatter.Topics Covered:Amanda's toe-stubbing mishapThe enigma of bagged milkCereal cravings and a surprising connection to Campbell's SoupA deep dive into the cult classic film "The Outsiders"Behind-the-scenes "Outsiders" lore Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-insomnia-project. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, I have been GRIPPED by the urge to talk about cereal. Coincidentally, cereal is the focus of one of the films we review (it's not a coincidence). In an attempt to curb option paralysis, I am gustatorially unadventurous. But when I consider the myriad cereals on supermarket shelves, I can with confidence claim to have sampled the vast majority. Lit and watered by its nostalgic roots, cereal outgrows its edi-bedfellows. I han't and won't nibble upon such transatlantications as Count Chocula and the Froot Loop. Some of the products I soon mention will be American, but these FEEL American and a residual nationalism casts doubt upon their virtue. As red is the protagonist of the colours and the apple the principal of the fruits, the cereal Don to me will always be Coco Pops. It's been over a decade since our last acquaintance and I weep for all that is lost. It was touched by milk. So milk it too touched. Rice Krispies - the underboss, a worthy second whose wings are clipped by choclessness. Frosties - the third leg of that elementary triumvirate, Tony long since usurped by similar beasts (Crunchy Nut). METAPHOR SHIFT Corn Flakes - the granddaddy, the soggy stalwart and what a vile procession of words. Bran Flakes & Special K - the boring and fun parents, respectively, rightly concerned with the movement of one's bowels. Cheerios & Shreddies - good kids but nobody's favourites, are they? Shredded Wheat - the "different" cousin of whom we are nonetheless fond. METAPHOR SHIFT Weetabix - a wonderful teacher in the rewards of patience. Weetos - a lover whose time in one's life is certain to be short-lived. Because you love her so much. It can't be good for you. And good things like this don't last. Not for you... not for you. And Sugar Puffs - a relic of HOME, a place long gone but forever nestled behind our lives, that place we privately mourn, that pl-- I just found out that Sugar Puffs are now called Honey Monster Puffs. What the FUCKING FUCK?! They come for it all, don't they? METAPHOR COLLAPSE I'm hobbled by the character limit but believe me, I have more to say. On this ep, Jordan and I discuss ERIC, UNFROSTED and uvvers.

In this episode of “How do you Say That?!”, Nigel Williams joins Sam and Mark to talk about getting through long e-learning scripts, how translated scripts can be quick-quick-slow, and what do do with bowls and bowls of porridge!We'd love you to join in and send us your version of one of the reads in today's show – just pop it onto an mp3 and send it to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1The door to the apartment and door to the house were always open, as was the door to my father's study room. One Sunday we were sitting in the gothic parlour of the apartment, our father was taking a nap and our dog was asleep, too. Then, when father went down to the study room, he saw that someone had broken in. The burglar had tried to open the desk with a letter opener, but it broke. When that didn't work, the burglar went down to the basement and got a steel block; he used that block to break open the furniture and took the money. Fortunately, none of us heard anything and the dog did not bark. That was impressive.Script 2This winter has been tough for a lot of people, and not everyone has access to a warm and nutritious breakfast to start the day & fuel their fire insideThat's why Quaker is partnering with charities like FareShare, to donate up to two point five million warm breakfasts to communities across the UK who need itPick up your promotional pack of Quaker Oats and each purchase means another hot breakfast donated.----------------- Listen to all of our podcasts here ------------------About our guest: Nigel Williams is the breakfast host at Jazz FM and a prolific voiceover artist. He was the voice behind the infamous PC World campaign and has also featured on TV spots for Shreddies, Ariel, Intel and Cheerios. Globally, Nigel's voice was identified as ‘universally comprehendible' for the United Nations. Nigel also hosts a podcast called ‘Your Song: The Podcast' The world's greatest songs by the people who wrote them. Listen here! https://www.njwilliams.com/Resources: Voiceover Licensing & Usage: A Guide for HirersMark's demos & contact details: https://linktr.ee/britishvoiceovermarkSam's demos & contact details: https://linktr.ee/samanthaboffin

In this episode, we'll try another in the line of new Frosted Flakes Cereals…today, Cinnamon French Toast! Then onto yet another international box of Shreddies, and more nasty Keto cereal, this time, from Nature's Path.

Today, we'll get to the new Lightyear Cereal from Kellogg's. It's ok, but not as good as it could have been. Then on to some Chocolate Boom Booms from General Mills, all about some 90s character we've never heard of…then across the pond for some listener supplied Shreddies. But wait! There's a bonus box from Lovebird! Jersey gem? We think not.

Sold in Canada, UK, and Australia this breakfast cereal was a boring and dying brand until…. Find out how a simple twist made all the difference to their advertising and promotion Dave Young: Welcome to The Empire Builders podcast, teaching business owners the not-so-secret techniques that took famous businesses from mom and pop to major brands. Stephen Semple is a marketing consultant, story collector, and storyteller. I'm Stephen's sidekick and business partner, Dave Young. Before we get into today's episode, a word from our sponsor, which is, well, it's us, but we're highlighting ads we've written and produced for our clients. So here's one of those. [BWS Home Services Ad] Dave Young: Welcome to The Empire Builders podcast. Dave Young here, along with Stephen Semple, and as usual, Stephen just gives me a loose idea of a topic, and then I have to... It's almost like a quiz show, Stephen, and today it's just the number 58. It's the number 58. What could that possibly mean? We've already done 57, that's fine. Stephen Semple: There you go. There we go. It's quite a bit of a roll here. We now can prove to people we can count. We went from 57 to 58. Yeah, 58 is an important number for you and I, because it now means we've been releasing this podcast on a weekly basis for a year. But then people go, "But wait a minute, Steve, there's 52 weeks in a year." Well, we started with six episodes, because one of the things in podcasting they talk about doing is, you should start with a bunch in the can because when people come to your episode, often what they want to do is, they discover it, they like it, they want to be able to binge. 58 is a year. So look, we're going to have to have a little celebration and fireworks and it's a big deal. And that's the other important question. You up for another year, Dave? Dave Young: Sure, I love doing this. We've got some of our partners and friends that are helping in the background with this, and we have a 92% listen through rate. Stephen Semple: Yeah, that was Matthew shared that. Dave Young: Matthew, okay. Stephen Semple: Yeah, because he handles a lot of the social media postings around this. Dave Young: That's a pretty good stat for a podcast. A lot of podcasts are like, "Eh, people just bail once they feel like they've got the meat of her." Stephen Semple: One of the stats on podcasts is... I can't remember whether it's 25 or 30% of listeners drop off in the first five or 10 minutes. Dave Young: It's always fun to record. The stories are always interesting. We both love how people build a business and the interesting things that they end up doing that make all the difference for them. Stephen Semple: Yeah, and we have a fun one today. It's a little different story, but we have another fun one that we're going to go over today. Dave Young: Okay, are we going straight into that or is this just a... Stephen Semple: Let's go straight into that. Let's give people what they're here for. Dave Young: Okay, all right. So I don't even know what we're going to be doing other than 58. Stephen Semple: Other than 58, well, what we're doing is... Now this is a product not available in the U.S. It's available in Canada, Australia, and UK. It's a cereal that's made by Post called Shreddies. So Dave, just for your benefit, I'm going to hold up the... Dave Young: Oh, we don't have that in the U.S. of A. in Texas. Stephen Semple: So the important thing to note on Shreddies, is it's a small square cereal made of shredded wheat. Dave Young: Is it the same as Shredded Wheat? Stephen Semple: It's the same but very different because it's really thin and tiny and crunchy. Dave Young: Okay. Stephen Semple: Really thin wafer. It was first introduced in 1939 by Nabisco, and it started in Canada. And one of the reasons why I wanted to talk about this one,

Wayne tries to get over his reservations about the song and Trevor experiences misery over a box of Shreddies. Janick keeps things upbeat with a chat about his favourite musicals.Support the show

Join the Geekscape crew for a bi-weekly discussion about video games (and more often than not, things that have nothing to do with video games)! This time around, Derek, Josh, and Shane discuss the Canadian treasure known as Shreddies. The merits of Playstation Plus. A Final Fantasy Figure the price of a used Civic, and where is all the Kombucha? What Happened? Sonic Adventure 2 Sonic Movie 2 God of War Lost In Random Slay the Spire Shredders Shreddies are awful Can't redeem PS Plus Game Pass For PC costs more points now theHunter: Call of the Wild Animal Crossing Monopoly Warzone Godzilla vs. Kong Modern Warfare II revealed PS5 gets VRR Support finally Microsoft / Bethesda showcase coming June 12 Warcraft Mobile game reveal coming May 3 Diablo Immortal coming on June 2nd… including PC Xenoblade 3 moved up as Splatoon 3 is delayed Voice actor Billy Kametz diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer Where Can I Follow Geekscape Games? Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts! Subscribe to us on Google Podcasts! Follow us on Spotify! Follow us on Stitcher! Subscribe with another program! Follow us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Support Geekscape Games Podcast by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/geekscape-games-podcast

ESPN FC's Archie Rhind-Tutt joins in the Yellowwallpod's first ever video-episode to discuss the first sold-out Westfalenstadionin two years amid a 4-1 loss to RB Leipzig. Where do BVB go from here? iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/yellowwallpod/id556998095 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRBfG3VexN3dp2L_uUt9i-w Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4vxfGJs7ErbNnWjMFhqCT5 Website: https://theyellowwall.net Patreon: https://patreon.com/theyellowwall

In this episode we talk about ripped off designers Lisa Grossman (The Tsarina of Tsocks) and Emma Bermudez through internet fast fashion listings like these, as well as the ripped off designers Bailey Prado (instagram), Mela Gonzales, and Elexiay; all of whom face enormous hurdles to do anything about it according to NPR.  We also cover the Fiberista Club scandal (Ravelry thread), and a happy ending with Dye Hard Yarns. Plus some surprising examples of embezzling in the industry, including a LYS (Knit With Yarn Shop) that tried to fight the good fight (court documents). Plus Ashley brings us a breaking fiber theft news story! Natalie is still working on her super secret test knit for Jennifer Brou. Ashley has cast on Nightshift by Andrew Mowry with Spincycle yarn, and is still working on Flax by Tin Can Knits with Goosey Fibers yarn. Natalie made delicious Shreddies trail mix bars, and Ashley is consuming east coast Girl Scouts thin mints.

It's a new year but it's the same old JUiCE! In this show Ash is joined in the studio by the injection king, FPL Bhuna whilst Nick Zooms in to make it 3 of a kind! Awesome show featuring a full review of the ongoing DGW21, discussing if Lukaku is world-class and giving you an idiot's guide to AFCON! There's some Cereal Pun'ditry, Bhuna tries his luck at Guess The Player and there's a cheeky round of Call The Shots! If you like it, subscribe, if you don't.. Well.. Just subscribe anyway! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Tom Jackson to discuss the postcards from their pasts are musician Sarah Gail Brand and historian Peter Mitchell (Imperial Nostalgia). We make sure the TV is tuned to Neighbours as we consider the spiritual possibilities of music, the perils of nostalgia (imperial and otherwise), bring the irresponsible archivists into the unfolding chaos of history, and steer clear of the Banana Night Shop. It's Shreddies with a hint of pub carpet. Don't miss the Bridal Spectacular. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'If dogs find out that we're made of bones... we're all screwed.' 'Technically having 2 bowls of Shreddies counts as Breakfast for supper. Life hack!' 'When I say The Family Computer, do good or bad memories come to mind?'

Brandon's 12 year old son is determined to go through a haunted house *** When Brandon tries to fix things, bad things happen *** Kelly's son finds an exact replica costume of Brandon at a halloween store *** Hellmans suggests putting mayo in your coffee *** McDonalds giving teachers free breakfast all week *** Shreddies is making fart proof sheets *** Monday Morning Motivation with Eric Burch *** Happy Birthday SNL (What is your fave SNL skit?) *** Brandon is craving a sandwich from J-Towns Grill for lunch.

Phil and Jake rank the posthumously-released Bruce Lee film Game of Death, food poisoning and triangle pizza on the List of Every Damn Thing.If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).SHOW NOTES: Throughout the episode, Jake mistakenly refers to the movie production company Golden Harvest as “Golden Era” which is actually the name of a vegan Chinese restaurant in San Francisco which has been around since before veganism went mainstream. As Phil mentions, the recent Star Wars movie The Rise of Skywalker was produced after Carrie Fisher died. They spliced together various outtakes from the previous movies to make it look like she was in the movie. It didn't really work, how could it? Not much else in the movie did either although one exception was the chimpanzee with a welding torch. We mention Rudolph Valentino. Here's some details about his death & funeral.  Jake talks about the documentary Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey. Skip to timestamp 58:30 to watch the original Game of Death footage in full. Colleen Camp has had a full Hollywood career including roles in Clue, Apocalypse Now and a couple of Police Academy movies. She was also in Smokey & the Bandit 3, which like Game of Death involved extensive re-shooting for the final product. The original was meant to have Jackie Gleason in both the roles of Smokey and the Bandit, but after the promotional material elicited negative reactions, they re-shot the Bandit scenes with Jerry Reed. Phil started watching The Suicide Squad but it was too much gore for him. He's not prudish about that stuff but it's not fun for him anymore. The Seven Little Fortunes was a group of child performers who included Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung. Chan has said they'd get whipped if they didn't act right. Shreddies are similar to Wheat Chex (Phil said Triscuits). Their Diamond Shreddies campaign is very clever and is very similar to Oops! all Berries but with more world-building.  When Phil referred to “Oops! All Burnt Cheez-Its” of course he meant "extra-toasty Cheez-Its". They're the most requested flavor apparently. What we'd like is if they maintained some kind of fictional reason for why they were extra toasty like Oops! All Berries. Maybe something like "Dammit, we burned all the Cheez-Its!" Sector pizza is what most people (except Jake) probably are thinking of when they say triangle pizza. It's a circular pizza that's been cut through the center four times at different angles so that each slice is straight on two sides and curved along the edge. Circle pizza is a pizza that's just a circle with no cuts made into it or I guess if you took a pizza-cutter and cut circles out of a another shape of pizza. The above two notes were written by a malevolent artificial intelligence, and as such are not part of Every Damn Thing canon. The current entry was written by a benevolent artificial intelligence so it's cool. Pizza in a Cup is from the best scene in The Jerk. It's pizza in a cup that Bernadette Peters and Steve Martin eat. It's sold at the carnival. At one time there were two competing Pizza in a Cup businesses at the carnival, until one drove the other out of business. ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:Greek & Roman mythology * Enter the Dragon * Chuck Norris * Way of the Dragon * Bowfinger * Hong Kong cinema * Police Story * metatextuality * Kareem Abdul Jabbar * basketball * video games * Brandon Lee * violence in movies * radio edits * “I Got 5 On It” by Luniz * Spaceballs * Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey * Prometheus * Sisyphus * Jessica Rabbit * broken glass * capitalism * daylight saving time * Josta * Cadbury Creme Eggs * Lincoln Logs * carpets * square pizza * geometry * Rod Laver shoesBelow are the Top Ten and Bottom Top items on List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the complete up-to-date list, go here):TOP TEN: Dolly Parton - person interspecies animal friends - idea sex - idea Clement Street in San Francisco - location Prince - person It's-It - food Cher - person Pee-Wee Herman - fictional character Donald Duck - fictional character Hank Williams - person BOTTOM TEN:180. Jenny McCarthy - person181. Jon Voight - person182. Hank Williams, Jr - person183. British Royal Family - institution184. Steven Seagal - person185. McRib - food186. war - idea187. cigarettes - drug188. QAnon - idea189. transphobia - ideaTheme song by Jade Puget. Graphic design by Jason Mann. This episode was produced & edited by Jake MacLachlan, with audio help from Luke Janela. Show notes by Jake MacLachlan & Phil Green.Our website is everydamnthing.net and we're also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Email us at list@everydamnthing.net. 

It's Tuesday so it's time to blow your own trumpets, we speak to listeners who love a bargain and a Shredded Songs makes it's debut in the quiz.

Classic Breakfast Cereals (S2-E2)The JabberGuys remember some of the classic breakfast cereals.  We are sure you will recognize many of the brands and popular characters, as well as the role sugar played in these crazy cereals.This cereal needs more sugar!!Shreddies - made in Niagara Falls, CanadaWhat comes running out of forest fires? - Crispy Critters (1963)Life - “Hey Mikey”Clark Griswold's cereal varnish, the “crunch enhancer”Where is all the Count Chocula?Saturday morning cartoon commercials were dominated by breakfast cerealsCapt'n Crunch and Crunch BerriesThe Froot Loops taste testThe frustrations of opening the wax paper bag cereal packaging … arrgg!“You Silly Rabbit … Trix are for kids!”The decade for breakfast cereals - 1960Cinnamon Toast Crunch (1984) - a party in your mouthFrosted Flakes - (Introduced in 1952 as Sugar Frosted Flakes)Thurl Ravenscroft was the voice of Tony the Tiger for 50 years.Honey Nut Cheerios - one of the best-selling cereals!A collection of Sugar Crisp cereal commercialsHoneycomb cereal and the popular song by Jimmie Rodgers (1957)Cha remembers breaking a tooth on a wagon wheel snackLucky Charms - Do you leave the marshmallows to last?Cocoa Puffs - ‘Sonny' the Cuckoo birdEducational cereals - Alpha-bitsThe Rice Krispies routineVisit jabberguys.com to subscribe to our podcasts and for trivia based on each episode.Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/jabberguys?locale.x=en_US)

Sean Farrington chats with Grace Beverley about how she built up a million followers on Instagram before going on to launch her own fitness brands Tala and Shreddies. Photo courtesyAndy Cuthbert

Pat Kiernan is a former co-worker of Carrie's from CFRN-TV and friend of the Inner Circle. He has been a television host at Spectrum Television's NY1 since 1997. A staple of New York City, Pat has spent decades briefing New York residents on the weather, news, traffic, and so much more. A familiar face to millions of Americans, Pat has been asked to play himself on TV and movies more than two dozen times. A Canadian-American, Pat moved to New York to join Time Warner's efforts to develop news online. His deadpan humour, his famous "In the Papers" segment, his illustrious career, and his consistent quality work makes Pat Kiernan both a Canadian and American icon.  In this episode, Pat talks about making the move from Edmonton to New York City back in 1997 and how it all came together. He is honest about the state of journalism, TV news reporting, and how the "In the Papers" segment all came together. He also discloses his affinity for Shreddies and how he acquires the cereal for his 2:30am breakfast. (Yes, he wakes up at 2am). Pat also recalls 9/11 and Hurricane Sandy, but it's the Pandemic of 2020 that is the biggest news story he has ever covered. And then there are the game shows: Pat has hosted a few over the years, and says that his ability to anchor the news has made him a perfect fit for game shows, but not so much role playing on the Sopranos. (Yes... there's a Sopranos story in this episode).  Follow Pat on Facebook  Twitter  Instagram Finally,  Carrie has a Facebook group you can join. Check it out here.  Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robin and Darren talk about their favourite breakfast cereal memories, and also discuss important cereal history facts, some of those "foreign" cereals, and especially talk too much about that Canadian classic, Shreddies.

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial. Today Avery and Lena try Blueberry Cheerios, Kisses cereal and Shreddies with Granola. Then we  open a box of Turkish snacks. With Pod Power, ATB is making it possible for us to amplify the voices of Albertans and Alberta podcasters. This episode, we’re giving a Pod Power shout out to:A TALE OF TWO WEEKLIES A Tale of Two Weeklies is a documentary podcast series that digs into the rise and fall of Edmonton’s SEE Magazine and Vue Weekly, two alt-weeklies engaged in a newspaper war that neither survived.  You can find A Tale of Two Weeklies wherever pods are cast, or visit taleoftwoweeklies.blubrry.net This episode of The Mess Hall Podcast is brought to you by NorthwestFest, Canada’s longest running non-fiction film festival. NorthwestFest can’t happen in a movie theatre this year, but the show must go on, and it will! From May 8th to the 17th, Alberta residents can stream a selection of outstanding documentary films to their homes through NorthwestFest.  Bee Nation, which tells the stories of six students competing in Canada’s first spelling bee for First Nations. My Darling Vivian, the story of Johnny Cash’s first wife and the mother of his four daughters All films are geo-locked for viewing in Alberta only, so you have to live here to see them. Buy your tickets today at www.northwestfest.ca. Remember, the festival ends May 17, so don’t delay. 

Where did the expression “it ain’t over ‘till the fat lady sings” come from? What type of dreams do you usually have while sleeping on your stomach? And what type of cutting-edge undergarment has Nick and Roy nearly peeing in their pants? *** In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities. ***

IT'S SEASON TWO BITCHES and we're in the middle of the apocalypse! In this episode, Sarah and Lindsay cover the ins and outs of how COVID has impacted our lives, what mandatory quarantine has been like for Lindsay since returning from Mexico. We share what we've bought online; most favourably, copious amounts of cannabis and microdosed psilocybin. Then Sarah shares her epic story of coming back to the bedroom with her partner Olly, after six months without sex. Spoiler alert, Lindsay gets pretty high at the end and Geoff eats Shreddies like an animal - THIS SEASON IS GONNA BE WEIRD! ⠀ Get your very own Momgasm Swag! www.bonfire.com/momgasm ⠀ Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @momgasmpodcast ⠀ Want to connect to us further? Then join us in The Momgasm Den our FREE FB community! ⠀ bit.ly/momgasmden ⠀ Help your fellow Mama’s out! Become a Patron today and help us create even more juicy content! Now offering weekly virtual parties to help you through COVID 19 www.patreon.com/momgasmpodcast ⠀ Visit our website www.momgasm.mystrikingly.com

Barney Dicker is back and Tom wants some biographical information. It all started with Shreddies. Tom introduces Barney to the word nerdic. What does review mean when it comes to tabletop gaming? They compare and contrast their experiences with Kickstarter. What games are being played by Barney currently? Are they physical games or online games? How should people be able to play our games? Some discussion of online gaming and tabletop simulator ensues. Are people who play games more ideally suited to pandemics?

Barney Dicker is back and Tom wants some biographical information. It all started with Shreddies. Tom introduces Barney to the word nerdic. What does review mean when it comes to tabletop gaming? They compare and contrast their experiences with Kickstarter. What games are being played by Barney currently? Are they physical games or online games? How should people be able to play our games? Some discussion of online gaming and tabletop simulator ensues. Are people who play games more ideally suited to pandemics?

Alix Born, "Shreddies." Jaap Suter, "Business Base Jump." JP Lorence, "Tampon."

Mikey has a spring in his step, Peter is bringing yet more nightmares to life and Ben has arranged a very special delivery. Donate to get a shoutout and join the Pod Squad! - https://streamlabs.com/vidiotsofficial New merch: http://smarturl.it/Podiots Twitch: Twitch.tv/vidiotsofficialYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/vidiotsofficialTwitter: https://twitter.com/VidiotsOfficialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/vidiotsofficialDiscord:  http://bit.ly/VidiotsDiscordBen and Peter's channel 'TripleJump': https://www.youtube.com/teamtriplejump Follow the gang on Twitter:Ben: @Confused_DudePeter: @ThatPeterAustinMichael: @ParrotBoy

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Pobody's Nerfect. Nobody likes making mistaks.  But having plans go wrong is an important part of what makes a business a success.  In this episode of 'Internet Marketing for Humans' we are joined by James Kindred of Fork / Big Drop Brewery.  We discuss 'the joy of mistakes' and explore the opportunities for learning and improving that project failure can offer us. This is one of our long form podcast episodes, giving us the opportunity to explore topics a bit deeper than in our shorter episodes.  In addition to discussing the importance of making mistakes we also explore ways of marketing that change perceptions (rather than changing products).  We chat and laugh about some of the stranger mistakes big brands have made.  We chat Shreddies, Beer and Burgers.  The subject of viral marketing pops up as we discuss the fallout between Coleen Rooney and Rachel Vardy.

Pobody's Nerfect. Nobody likes making mistaks. But having plans go wrong is an important part of what makes a business a success. In this episode of 'Internet Marketing for Humans' we are joined by James Kindred of Fork / Big Drop Brewery. We discuss 'the joy of mistakes' and explore the opportunities for learning and improving that project failure can offer us. This is one of our long form podcast episodes, giving us the opportunity to explore topics a bit deeper than in our shorter episodes. In addition to discussing the importance of making mistakes we also explore ways of marketing that change perceptions (rather than changing products). We chat and laugh about some of the stranger mistakes big brands have made. We chat Shreddies, Beer and Burgers. The subject of viral marketing pops up as we discuss the fallout between Coleen Rooney and Rachel Vardy.

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Who's the New Guy?!? today's show we talk about my move,NBA Free Agency Cinema experiences and a truck load of Shreddies!

Hello and welcome to STATE OF MIND. I’m Grace Kingswell, I’m a Nutritional Therapist and Lifestyle Medicine Advocate and this is my series all about health, mental wellbeing, state of mind, the environment, creating sustainable practices and finding true connection with yourself, those around you and with nature. This weeks short sound bite touches briefly on PMS and how it's really not your fault that you're a hot mess once a month and prompted by a good friend I debunk the difference between a healthy granola and a bowl of Shreddies...which both contain the same amount of sugar.    For behind the scenes, nutrition and lifestyle follow me @gracekingswell gracekingswell.com

No Stocky this week so join Boz and Matt as they discuss new kits plus their best and worst away days. Also feat. Caption Comp, Name in a Frame & excessive Shreddies storage.

Mary had a little lamb, touch tone. Shishito peppers and all peppers. Shreddies fart filter underwear for men and women, and also Shreddies the cereal. Krave cereal looks gross. Plus weird news.

The boys on the Oilersnation podcast are back this week with the 16th version of the pod. In this week's episode, Chris unveils the absolute worst way to eat a bowl of Shreddies in the morning and tries to defend his horrible life choice. After recovering from the disaster that is Chris' cereal routine, the boys dove into a recap of the overtime loss in Winnipeg from Thursday night. Considering the way the game ended, we discuss the goalies and the maddening trend of people trying to trade away Talbot when the reality is that the team could run with a pair of competent goaltenders. Speaking of trades, Terry Jones tweeted that the Oilers should get rid of Hunter the Mascot so we jumped in to defend his honour. https://twitter.com/byterryjones/status/1072230606946238465 To finish off the episode, Baggedmilk wants everyone to leave Nuge alone and stop trying to trade him, Chris would like you to know why there are so many Canadians in Australia (you may want to skip this part), Andrew Ference's review of the Edmonton Oilers in his time here, and we bid a sweet and sorrowful adieu to Evan the Intern. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys on the Oilersnation podcast are back this week with the 16th version of the pod. In this week's episode, Chris unveils the absolute worst way to eat a bowl of Shreddies in the morning and tries to defend his horrible life choice. After recovering from the disaster that is Chris' cereal routine, the boys dove into a recap of the overtime loss in Winnipeg from Thursday night. Considering the way the game ended, we discuss the goalies and the maddening trend of people trying to trade away Talbot when the reality is that the team could run with a pair of competent goaltenders. Speaking of trades, Terry Jones tweeted that the Oilers should get rid of Hunter the Mascot so we jumped in to defend his honour. https://twitter.com/byterryjones/status/1072230606946238465 To finish off the episode, Baggedmilk wants everyone to leave Nuge alone and stop trying to trade him, Chris would like you to know why there are so many Canadians in Australia (you may want to skip this part), Andrew Ference's review of the Edmonton Oilers in his time here, and we bid a sweet and sorrowful adieu to Evan the Intern.

Blockchain as a service; Tim Cook vs the Data Industrial Complex; class action lawsuits against scooters, social media; Tesla's Boring good week; self-driving ethics; let Google teach your kids; Trump's phone; jQuery zero-day; pop-up elections; Bing; Shreddies. Show notes at http://gog.show/293

On Todays show Spanks and Trotts talk Mega Millions Lottery, it is up to 1 billion dollars, what would you do if you won? We also dive into a new brand of tighty whities that will obstruct your stanky booty. And lastly do you remember the MTV hit show Room Raiders? WeJoin us live on Facebook and Spreaker at noon PST!Facebook (Go Like our Page): https://www.facebook.com/SpanksandTrotts/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCOgH8PKAmKTkgXsgbgVwZwSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/spanks-and-trottsItunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/spanks-and-trotts/id1408291887?mt=2iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/spanks-and-trotts-29566230/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/71Ng9J8RoX0u6H90sgSd1x?si=xhI8CPi4T6mRxQ29ucVntgHere are some links from the topics we discussed:Mega Millions: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/mega-millions-1-billion_us_5bca0775e4b055bc9480381dShreddies: https://www.myshreddies.com/Room Raiders: https://www.ranker.com/list/room-raiders-behind-the-scenes/crystal-brackett?fbclid=IwAR2uygSLk7BualeuczRJzUk84GiOsI2mYER52wfK-5YvBtayiti16hnynVQ

Around here we don't have much need for these music "reality" type programs. They're basically glorified game shows that cater to Joe and Jane Average. The music sucks too! BANGER TV, headed by noted music documentarian Sam Dunn, set out to produce a competition series catered to the Metal connoisseur and the more musically inclined. The Shredders Of Metal was born. A six episode YouTube miniseries featuring six Canadian guitarists doing just as the monicker implies - shredding!! Spoiler alert: the winner was this week's Creature Feature Frankie Carracci. No stranger to this show, we sat with Frankie C. to get the ins and outs of the show. Plus performing for judge Alex Skolnick and his previous victory of his band VESPERIA's winning the Wacken Metal Battle. In our News, Views and Tunes, we crank Mr. C.'s full time gig, the new MAD MAX, YASHIRA,  and some classic TESTAMENT! Horns!! Give us a call! 321-80-HEAVY (321-804-3289) E-mail us at radmetal666@gmail.com or info@radioactivemetal.org This episode is brought to you by Audible. Get a 30-day free trial at http://www.audible.com/radmetal and get a free audiobook download.

Does every show lately need to start with an apology? STCPod goes Dy-no-mite. We find out what Shreddies do to Bill's stomach and why he can't get a PS4 for free. We can't remember passwords and Joe actually compliments Bill on a design of his. Joe takes care of another birthday for his son and Bill has a continuing theme with a story from Great Wolf Lodge. Enjoy! ----> Discuss this episode on our forums SUPPORT YOUR STCPOD FOR FREE BY SHOPPING THROUGH OUR AMAZON LINKS FOUND AT http://www.stcpod.com/​STCPOD SWAG: www.teespring.com/stores/stcpod Logo remaster courtesy of Ryan O'Reilly @ryanovision Twitter: https://twitter.com/STCPod STCPod Website: http://www.stcpod.com/ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/starttocontinue iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/stcpod/id1060217107 Instagram : STCPod Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=56723&refid=stpr Podcast URL: http://stcpod.podbean.com/ RSS: http://stcpod.podbean.com/feed/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stcpod/message

This week we go flora-pilfering, discuss the disadvantage of chilled Shreddies and send a bill to our neighbours for 300 billion dollars.

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Alex is older, New dumb Playboy, Shreddies, Farts, Science on TV, Deadpool

Alex is older, New dumb Playboy, Shreddies, Farts, Science on TV, Deadpool

G.N.A. Podcast now still not brought to you by Shreddies! Mog gets drunk and contemplates going to the roof, Matt and DJ get drunk and try to Destiny. Well, ok, Matt gets drunk and does. DJ tries.

Poop Coffee. Kyle's Favorite Fart Spot. Curlin'. Shreddies. Nose On Butt. Butt Slogans. Garlic Jizz. Poop Blankets. Duck Rape. "I will let Joey fart on me." Part Time White Person. The LOLJK Shreddies. Weird Boils. LOLJK News Team.

Four nerds get drunk and play Halo 3: ODST. Brought to you by Shreddies (not really).

Poop Coffee. Kyle's Favorite Fart Spot. Curlin'. Shreddies. Nose On Butt. Butt Slogans. Garlic Jizz. Poop Blankets. Duck Rape. "I will let Joey fart on me." Part Time White Person. The LOLJK Shreddies. Weird Boils. LOLJK News Team.

Poop Coffee. Kyle's Favorite Fart Spot. Curlin'. Shreddies. Nose On Butt. Butt Slogans. Garlic Jizz. Poop Blankets. Duck Rape. "I will let Joey fart on me." Part Time White Person. The LOLJK Shreddies. Weird Boils. LOLJK News Team.

Download Episode Twenty-Six ( 128Kbps MP3 - Length 10:33 - File size 9.7 MB) ( To download: PC Peoples use Right-click + Save [ Target | Link ] As... / Mac Peoples use Alt-Click ) 64Kbps MP3 (smaller than 128Kbps MP3 but lower audio quality) & Ogg Vorbis format (please check your player for compatibility) audio files available on Internet Archive Shownotes: Today on Purl Diving we delve into the wonders of nana-technology with Shreddies Knitting Nanas. Darryl Cognito hides from the robots in the basement of the internet, where he produces the podcast Atomic Suburbia (As Darryl says, "Not just Calgary's best podcast, but also the most consistent!") I hope he doesn't mind me nicking his theme music, but as soon as I saw the bit where the nanas defeat the robots, I just knew I had to use it. Warning to Canadian listeners: earworm alert --> Good, good, whole wheat Shreddies! Audio: Water/wave sample under intro created by pushtobreak from The Freesound Project Music featured in this episode: "Replaced By Robots" by Lejeune (from the Podsafe Music Network)