Podcasts about summer 2019

On July 5th 2020, we walked away from the Amelia Earhart case as a team. After over a year of recording and almost two years in production, we ended what I thought was the final conversation we'd have on this show regarding Amelia Earhart.  Well, you know how that goes….. 2 weeks ago, on January 26th, a very intriguing sonar image of what appears to be an aircraft 16,000 feet below the surface of the Pacific was revealed by Tony Romeo and Deep Sea Vision - a team that had been searching in that area for any remnants they could find of the holy grail of aviation. Sometimes, when you're searching for a needle in the biggest haystack on the face of the earth, you produce a miracle.  Tonight, for one night only, we return to our audience and re-open the case that we left over 4 years ago.  Suddenly, it's the summer of 2019 again. And Jen Taylor hasn't missed a step.  This is a line I never thought I'd say again. Welcome back to Vanished. This is Amelia Earhart & Fred Noonan. LINKS Our Website  Vanished on Twitter  Vanished on Instagram  Vanished on TikTok Vanished on Facebook  Vanished Facebook Discussion Group Opening Audio News Clip   SHOW NOTES & FURTHER READING Is This Amelia Earhart's Long-Lost Plane? @ The Wall Street Journal Liz Smith's Dateline Theory Blog  Tantalizing Theories About the Earhart Disappearance @ History

Ilya Kaminsky reads at the launch of The Poetry Review 109:2, Summer 2019, held at The Poetry Café, London. Ilya Kaminsky will be giving this year's Poetry Society Annual Lecture / Liverpool University Allott Lecture on Poetry in a Time of Crisis on Monday 15 May 7:30pm. You can book to attend the lecture online here: bit.ly/AnnualLectureOnline You can book to attend the lecture in person here: bit.ly/AnnualLectureKaminsky

Jane reveals she hasn't tried Dramamine.  Subscribe to our Patreon and get access to patrons-only perks at patreon.com/underthebleacherspod! Find out more at https://under-the-bleachers.pinecast.co

This week we've assembled a special throwback episode of The Biofriendly Podcast from summer of 2019 where we discussed everything from sustainable beer to green laundry to spicy solar panels. So kick back and laugh at these clips from classic episodes and who knows... you just might learn a thing or two!

Summer 2019 - Pool Side by Reed Dailey

welcome to the nonlinear library, where we use text-to-speech software to convert the best writing from the rationalist and ea communities into audio. This is: Summary of Core Feedback Collected by CEA in Spring/Summer 2019, published by Ben_West, Centre for Effective Altruism on the effective altruism forum. Introduction The Centre for Effective Altruism (CEA) aims to grow and maintain the Effective Altruism (EA) movement. As part of that work, it is important for us to understand the needs, values, and concerns of members of the EA community. CEA collects feedback from community members in a variety of ways (see “CEA's Feedback Process” below). In the spring and summer of 2019, we reached out to about a dozen people who work in senior positions in EA-aligned organizations to solicit their feedback. We were particularly interested to get their take on execution, communication, and branding issues in EA. Despite this focus, the interviews were open-ended and tended to cover the areas each person felt was important. This document is a summary of their feedback. The feedback is presented “as is,” without any endorsement by CEA. This feedback represents a small (albeit influential) portion of the EA community, and should be considered in context with other sources of feedback. This post is the first in a series of upcoming posts where we aim to share summaries of the feedback we have received. The second is here. CEA's Feedback Process CEA has, historically, been much better at collecting feedback than at publishing the results of what we collect. This post is part of our attempt to address that shortcoming and publish more feedback, but, until more can be published, we want to share more details about the types of feedback we collect. As some examples of other sources of feedback CEA has collected this year: We have received about 2,000 questions, comments and suggestions via Intercom (a chat widget on many of CEA's websites) so far this year We hosted a group leaders retreat (27 attendees), a community builders retreat (33 attendees), and had calls with organizers from 20 EA groups asking about what's currently going on in their groups and how CEA can be helpful Calls with 18 of our most prolific EA Forum users, to ask how the Forum can be made better. A “medium-term events” survey, where we asked everyone who had attended an Individual Outreach retreat how the retreat impacted them 6-12 months later. (53 responses) EA Global has an advisory board of ~25 people who are asked for opinions about content, conference size, format, etc., and we receive 200-400 responses to the EA Global survey from attendees each time. The feedback summarized in this document sometimes agrees with other feedback we have received, and sometimes disagrees. This document generally presents feedback “as is” in an attempt to give an accurate summary of people's responses, even if the feedback here disagreed with opinions we have gotten from other data sources. Solutions Mentioned in this Document In addition to examples of concerns respondents raised, this document contains efforts CEA has implemented which may address the concern. Efforts are ongoing, so these ideas are not intended to be final solutions, and we will continue to iterate as we gather more information about how things are working. Additionally, the solutions were not necessarily triggered by this feedback – many of these projects were started before the feedback round was run, were inspired by other feedback, etc. Executive Summary Things Which Are Going Well CEA's Community Health and Events Projects. Respondents felt that the Community Health team does important work to keep the community safe, and there is a strong argument for a central entity like CEA to oversee community health. EA Global is the “flagship” event of the community, and smaller events run by CEA were also positively regarded. EA Community Members are Smart, Talented, and Thoughtful. Respondents frequently mentioned ...

Already scared from the oversexed band camp, I am going back to the city and see what its like having a summer job that you don't want. Try doing that job as a carny in the 80's. I am reviewing "Adventureland (2009)" along with a Quarantine Quickie review of "The Last Summer (2019)" starring another set of young adult actors playing a set of graduated high school kids going through their last summer before heading off to college. From now until the end of August, there will be a new episode every week watching and reviewing different scenarios and locations of what and where you would be doing and going for the summer. This is a collaboration with the podcast Radical Retro Rewind Podcast. Ryan the host will be enjoying summer camp at Crystal Lake with Pamela, Jason, Tommy and many more every Friday from now until August. I will be popping in on some of those reviews myself. Summer Camp and Other Tour every Wednesday and Friday for the whole summer. This Friday is "Friday The 13th Part 2" on Radical Retro Rewind Podcast Next week is a hellhole of a camp in the 80s with "Sleepaway Camp (1983)" "There are no such thing as a guilty pleasure film. F%$# the haters and be proud of your taste in film." Enjoy this episode of Movie Geek & Proud. See you at the movies...Someday. Follow this podcast on social media: Twitter: @mgnppodcast Instagram: moviegeekandproud This review and other reviews you can find on www.letterboxd.com/robsrewind Rate and Review this show on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser Pledge to be a MG Patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/mgppodcast Receive bonus episodes, early access, and soon to be merchandise. Follow my website at www.moviegeekandproud.com for archive reviews Also co-host to a second podcast: Brunch With The Halliwells A Charmed Podcast Twitter: @bwthpodcast Instagram: bwthpodcast Also back from the grave is FearBias AKA Bitch I Ain't Scared: A Horror Podcast Twitter: @fearbias Instagram: FearBias Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/45O9DoUiExdo7oaQ9QozFU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mgppodcast/message

Remembering the Gems & Jewels of Summer 2019 shows, with Jerry Hui (Voices United), Jennifer Evans (Just Folk in Boston), Randall Adams (Wind, Waves, Dreams, & Music), Regla Garcia-Schmidt (Sweet Angel Warrior), John McCutcheon In Person!, Joe Iadanza (Long Island's Exceptional Common Man), Ben Reel (Ireland's Darkness & Light), and Steve Suffet (Old-Fashioned Folk Singer).

This podcast is a throwback to September 2019, when the casters hadn't heard of the word COVID, were worried about summer ending and took a look at how life was pretty simple back then. A great contrast to the beginning of summer 2020, COVID season.

The zombie TV show, Z NATION, was almost a midnight movie take on the zombie genre. With its crazy over the top episodic storytelling, it was a curiosity. Now, in 2019, the creators of the show have created a new series, loosely connected to their original series. BLACK SUMMER (2019) appeared on Netflix with a very different tone. It had its genre elements, but any dark humor or over the top scenes disappeared and were replaced with more horrific elements. After parts of the world have become uninhabitable, people are reassigned to neighborhoods that are clear of the pandemic. When an outbreak occurs in a newly established community, a group of survivors that miss the scheduled evacuation buses must fight to break out and escape from the infected while trying to prove they themselves are not infected. The show stars actress/model Jamie King along with an ensemble cast of actors. After its first season, a second season was announced. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has made the release and production of season two pending. Dark Discussions looks at this eight episode season of the series and gives their thoughts.

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Join Carlos, Jeff, and Logan as they talk about the rest of the anime that they watched in the Summer 2019 anime season!Anime discussed in...

Join Carlos, Jeff and Logan as they talk about some of the anime they watched in the Summer 2019 anime season! Anime discussed in this...

End of Cour Summer 2019 It was a very busy season for the Con Artists, but there were so many good shows that they regret nothing.  Nothing except Fire Force, that is! Listen in and get some solid recommendations, there's sure to be something for everyone. The Shows covered in this Podcast are: Vinland Saga; Dr. Stone; Carole and Tuesday; For My Daughter, I'd Even Defeat a Demon Lord; Fire Force; Wasteful Days of High School Girls; Saga of Tanya the Evil the Movie; O Maidens in Your Savage Season; Demon Girl Next Door; Is it Wrong to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon Season 2; Kanata no Astra; Symphogear XV Please visit us at: https://theconartistsblog.com/ and subscribe to our feed (http://theconartists.podbean.com/feed/) to get more podcasts!   The intro/outro music is: Symphogear G - "Rainbow Flower"   Lyrics/Composition: Noriyasu Agematsu Arrangement: Seima Iwahashi Vocals:  Aoi Yuki   Disclaimer: The Con Artists own nothing but our opinions and this podcast.

Episode 41: Summer 2019 Catch up by The Catch

This summer 2019 anime was the season of the hot girl, the hot nerd, and some extra hot anime. I had to go back and rant and rave over some of the great anime that started or ended this past summer season. Anime mentioned: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba, Fruits Basket (2019), given, Astra: Lost In Space, Fire Force, Dr. Stone. Beats by Piklobeats on Soundcloud

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Welcome back to the Day Camp Pod! How was your summer?It's season 2! We are so excited to get back to another year of the Day Camp Pod!Before we begin, have you filled out our 2019 listener survey? We'd be super-grateful if you would!As we start the season, we're looking back on the summer of 2019. The good, the bad, the ugly and the issues that our hosts noticed at their Day Camps this year. Some of these topics will form our line-up of shows for 2019/2020 and some of them are things that you can start thinking about now!Join our hosts, Andy, Ehren and Sam and hear more about their experiences with...How to teach staff of all levels to ask for help when they need itManaging last minute staffing changesDealing with the increased needs for staff and programming for children with special needsPunch-passes, check-ins, communication and dealing with a family's wild scheduleWorking with vendors and especially bus companiesKeeping staff happy through recognition programsWhat did you face this summer? What are some things that came up that you would like us to talk about this summer? Let us know in the comments, or send us an email to daycampquestions@gocamp.pro DAY CAMP TIP OF THE WEEK!Andy: Colour War For Life!Sam: Look alike contestEhren:  Certificates for staff YOUR HOSTS:Andy Pritikin, Owner/Director - Liberty Lake Day Camp, past president ACA NY/NJ, partner/founder Everwood Day Camp, founder/past president NJ Camps Government Affairs ProjectEhren Gluckstein, Assistant Director - Camp Robin Hood - Robin Hood Leadership Centre & Corporate Rentals, Volunteer Ontario Camps Association (OCA) annual conference/accreditation visitorSam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park District, Vice president ACA Illinois

Alex Billington (firstshowing.net) and Mike Eisenberg record a fun chat discussing the end of the summer 2019 movie season, and some of our favorite movies. As well as a talk about the new trailers for The Rise of Skywalker and Lucy in the Sky, plus a preview of the Venice Film Festival and fall season.

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It's the last DevilsDaily of the summer. We touched on some current things like the podcast changing platforms, Bill Guerin to MIN, Pat Maroon to TB, Pavel Zacha missing camp and some various AHL/ECHL notes. Then we tackle all your questions (39:31) to close out the show.

Toy Story & Pixar Pals Summer Splash is on now until September 1, 2019 (I know we’re a bit late with this episode) at Hong Kong Disneyland. Trish and I talk about my time at Hong Kong Disneyland during their summer event! I also share my experience of touring Hong Kong during the protests and how to keep yourself safe and informed. Support the Podcast & Website Make your trip planning to Tokyo Disney Resort & Universal Studios Japan with our premium ebook travel guides! If you want to plan a stress-free vacation, then these are a must. Buy your park tickets through Klook and save $4USD off your first order (with a minimum of $50 USD) with code KLKTDREX. Any purchases made through our affiliate links helps keep us going and doesn't cost you anything extra. Thank you so much for listening and remember to rate and subscribe to us on iTunes and Stitcher! If you enjoy the podcast, we'd love it if you could support us on Patreon. Once we reach our goal of $500, we will record an extra 30-minute episode per month where we just answer your questions! Even $1 a month will help us immensely.

We discuss cool new gear from Summer Outdoor Retailer 2019 including Hilleberg, Thule, Tepui, Kokopelli Packrafts, Rivian electric vehicles, Black Diamond, etc.   We discuss cool new gear from Summer Outdoor Retailer 2019 including Hilleberg, Thule, Tepui, Kokopelli Packrafts, Rivian electric vehicles, Black Diamond, etc. Like GEAR:30 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GEAR30/ Follow GEAR:30 on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gear_30/?hl=en For the best deals on amazing outdoor gear, check out our deals of the week at https://www.gearthirty.com Check out gear reviews and watch other great videos from GEAR:30 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8bAS978OE4 . Don't forget to subscribe.

SacAnime Summer is traditionally held on Labor Day weekend, but Patrick has already attended and has a full report. Jump into our time machine and find out how it was possible in this episode.

SacAnime Summer is traditionally held on Labor Day weekend, but Patrick has already attended and has a full report. Jump into our time machine and find out how it was possible in this episode.

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Livvy has a Top 5 list in her notebook to share with you. Join us for a seven year old's review of Summer 2019 at Disney World.

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AU SUMMER 2019 BACCALAUREATE

AU SUMMER 2019 BACCALAUREATE

The 7 Best LED LCD TVs - Summer 2019 (RTINGS.com) The editors at RTINGS.com have just updated their Seven Best LED TVs for the Summer and we bring those to you. RTINGS.com is a great resource when you are looking to buy a new UHD TV. They have the most thorough reviews of any site on the Internet. All the TVs that we discuss come with an in depth review that can be found at the links below. Best LED TV: Samsung Q90/Q90R QLED (65” Street Price $2500) The best LED TV is the 2019 QLED Samsung Q90R. It has impressive quality and an excellent dark room performance, thanks to the deep blacks due to the native contrast ratio and very good local dimming support. This TV is suitable for a bright room, as it can get very bright and can easily fight glare. HDR content looks full of saturated colors and bright highlights thanks to the TV's wide color gamut and high HDR peak brightness. It has a very fast response time that delivers clear and crisp motion, which is great for watching sports or playing video games. The input lag is very low even with motion interpolation, and gamers will also appreciate the auto low latency mode and FreeSync variable refresh rate support. Full Review Mixed Usage 8.7 Movies 8.6 TV Shows 8.6 Sports 8.6 Video Games 9.2 HDR Movies 8.5 HDR Gaming 8.9 PC Monitor 9.0 Pros: Very bright both in SDR and HDR. Excellent low input lag and gaming features. Remarkable motion handling. Cons:  Some gray uniformity issues at the edges. CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE: VIZIO P SERIES QUANTUM 2018 (65” Street Price$1500) Mixed usage rating of 8.6 Best LED TV for Color Accuracy: Sony X900F (65” Street Price $1500) If you want the most accurate image, the Sony X900F is the best LED TV for color accuracy that we've tested so far. This TV delivers great picture quality, with an excellent contrast ratio, a decent full array local dimming feature, and great peak brightness. It also has outstanding accuracy out of the box and has a great wide color gamut, which is important for a good HDR experience. This TV also has excellent motion handling, with an outstanding response time, a nearly flicker-free backlight, and a versatile motion interpolation feature. It also has an optional black frame insertion feature, but it can't flicker at 60Hz, so there are noticeable duplications when playing 60Hz content. Full Review Mixed Usage 8.3 Movies 8.5 TV Shows 8.2 Sports 8.1 Video Games 8.6 HDR Movies 8.4 HDR Gaming 8.5 PC Monitor 8.3 Pros: Deep and uniform blacks Excellent motion handling Bright HDR highlights Cons:  Picture quality degrades at an angle CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE: VIZIO P SERIES 2018 (65” Street Price$1000) Mixed usage rating of 8.3 Best Budget LED TV: TCL 6 Series/R617 2018 (65” Street Price $750 if you can still find them) If the Sony X900F is too expensive, the TCL 6 Series R617 is the best budget LED TV that we have reviewed. This TV delivers great performance for most uses. It has excellent dark room performance thanks to the deep contrast ratio and full-array local dimming system. It also has excellent low input lag, perfect for gaming or for use as a PC monitor. Unfortunately, there have been widespread reports of gray uniformity issues with this TV which may or may not have been fixed, so sports fans might not be pleased with this model. Full Review Mixed Usage 8.0 Movies 8.0 TV Shows 7.7 Sports 7.6 Video Games 8.6 HDR Movies 8.1 HDR Gaming 8.4 PC Monitor 8.3 Pros: Very bright in HDR and SDR Excellent low input lag for gaming Good local dimming and native contrast produce deep blacks Cons:  Picture quality degrades at an angle Uniformity could be better CHEAPER ALTERNATIVE: TCL 4 SERIES/S425 2019 (75” Street Price$1000) Mixed usage rating of 7.3 Notable Mentions Samsung Q80/Q80R QLED: Excellent TV; less expensive than the Q90R, but lacks the One Connect box and has less local dimming zones. See review Samsung Q9FN/Q9/Q9F QLED 2018: Excellent TV; worse viewing angles, but some large sizes are probably worth it over the Q90R. See review Sony Z9F: Great TV with great picture quality, but the Vizio P Series Quantum is better. See review Sony X950G: Great TV, but the X900F is less expensive and performs similarly. See review LG SK9500: Good TV with wide viewing angles, but not very competitive. See review Vizio M Series 2018: Good TV, but the TCL R617 is better and cheaper. See review TCL 5 Series/S517 2018: Decent versatile 4k TV, but more expensive than the TCL 4 Series S425 for similar performance. See review Vizio V Series 2019: Decent TV, but the TCL S425 has better smart features. See review Vizio P Series Quantum X 2019: Excellent TV, but not worth the price difference over the 2018 Vizio P Series Quantum. See review  

What's up family JF here on the check in. This episode coming days after the hot button topic show hopefully puts me back in good graces lol. I give my reaction to Gibbs and Madlib's Masterpiece ‘Bandana'. I bring it home with reactions to J. Cole and DREAMVILLE's compilation effort Revenge of the Dreamers III. Check me out!

On episode 7, The Devil rants about "Pseudo-Beach Sports and Wimbledon" after being back from vacation. We also talk about the Yankees and the British Open. 

One of our favorite shows of the year, our biannual prospect rankings are here. We expanded to 20 names because there are a few graduates waiting in the wings and the Devils added 11 new names at the Draft. Today's episode of #DevilsDaily is presented by Dennis Murphy of Coldwell Banker. Call Dennis at 551-300-2050 or visit http://murphyrealtor.com and find your dream home today!!

Join Carlos, Jeff and Logan as they look through all the shows coming out this season and pick the ones they want to watch the...

On this episode John gives his joke of the week and then we jump into discussing the most anticipated movies of Summer 2019. 

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Summer 2019 Live Mix By Dj Klutch http://Avdj.ca Spotify ( The HBI Sessions )

Se terminó el verano, pero no la fiesta, un mix achoradasoo!!

My brother (Gavin) & I (Noah) sat down the morning of Oscar Sunday and decided to throw out our Last-Minute Predictions, and as you'll hear, we were way off (More on that Next Time on The 1st Movie Ark, in our NEW STUDIO!) After running through most of the big categories we moved on to discussing our Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies coming out this Spring & Summer... Intro/Outro (“All The Stars” by Kendrick Lamar w/ SZA) Send Feedback : thearkofe@gmail.com Listen to EXCLUSIVE Episodes Series & Bonus Content : www.patreon.com/thearkofe Follow more from The Ark of E Network : On Instagram @thearkofenetwork , Twitter @thearkofe , Facebook : The Ark of E , and Our Website : www.thearkofe.com

This week we recap the post-summer update of the Rivals100 and the Rivals250 for the 2019 class. We evaluate some recent commitments across the country and also give our top five Heisman Trophy candidates for the 2018 season. FIVE HOT TOPICS -Five-Star Quarterbacks -Oklahoma commits -Elite Wide Receivers -Big movers at Outside Linebacker -No. 1 candidates RECENT COMMIT EVALUATIONS Steven Faucheaux (Purdue), MJ Anderson (Minnesota), Cormontae Hamilton (Ohio State), Chester Kimbrough (Florida), John Emery (Georgia), Quinton Newsome (Nebraska) RANDOM RANKING Top Five Heisman Candidates in 2018 RAPID FIRE -Does Alabama start a new team recruiting title streak in 2019? -Does Urban Meyer survive at OSU? -Does D.J. Durkin survive at Maryland? -Which QB starts the majority of games for Georgia? -Who are you picking No. 1 in your Fantasy College Football Draft?