Podcasts about sun don't shine

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Hi, friends! Another week that feels like a year, but here we are, still with you. This week we bring you some fresh, warm nuts, which is saying something, since we're talking about senator Chico Rodrigues (DEM-RR) and the unusual place he chose to hide his allegedly illegal money. Since the recording of this episode, Rodrigues's lawyers have sent out a release saying the money was to pay the staff in his family's company. To which we say, we need stricter labour laws. Also, Rodrigues has taken a leave of absence, meaning his son has INDEED taken his Senate seat. Coolio. Next week we'll be doing a special HALLOWEEN MOVIE NUTS episode, with the film GOOD MANNERS (2017), by Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra. We will NOT discuss the film AT MIDNIGHT I'LL TAKE YOUR SOUL (1964), by Zé do Caixão as mentioned in the episode. Apologies for our mistake and the confusion. We'd like to thank Uoster Zielinski for the graphic design and all the essential workers out there, keeping us safe.

In the 11th episode, your local OKC Couch Potatoes rate and discuss the classic romance movie The Notebook. Starting Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling (hubba hubba), this movie takes the claim for setting girls romantic standards exceedingly high since 2004. In "You're Not Hot Enough to be Acting Like That" Kari and Natalie tell the story of a Not-so-pretty-little-liar.

In this episode Matt Lensink and Lisa Barber sit down with Aqeel Zaidi, M.Sc., P.Eng., CEM, CMVP. Aqeel is Supervisor, Commercial/Industrial Technologies, Enbridge Gas Inc., to chat about all things CHP. Aqeel has over 35 years of professional engineering experience in the energy industry, primarily dealing with energy efficiency, demand side management (DSM), combined heat and power (CHP), gas heat pump (GHP), energy auditing, boilers, steam plants, industrial process equipment, solar energy and GHG emissions including Ontario’s electricity grid emissions. Prior to joining Enbridge Gas Distribution in 2006, Aqeel held similar positions at Union Gas Limited, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), ADMIC Controls and two consulting engineering firms. Education: University of Manitoba (1981) M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering (Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow) University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore, Pakistan (1976) B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering Memberships: Aqeel is a registered Professional Engineer in Ontario and a member of Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, Association of Energy Engineers, Pulp and Paper Technical Association of Canada and Energy Solutions Center based in Washington, D.C. Aqeel is currently co-chair of the Industrial and Major Account Consortium (IMAC), past-chair of Industrial Energy Efficiency Consortium, Gas Paper Drying Consortium and the Boiler Burner Consortium of the Energy Solution Center, and past-chair of the Energy Committee of the Pulp and Paper Technical Association of Canada (Paptac). He is a current member of the Industry Advisory Committee of the Department of Automotive, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science of Ontario Tech University, Oshawa. He is a past member of the US DOE Steam Steering Committee. He was guest lecturer at the Gas Technology Institute, Chicago for the Chartered Industrial Gas Consultant (CIGC) program from 1996-2000. Awards: He is inaugural recipient of the Life Time Achievement Award of the Energy Solution Center, Washington, D.C. (2019) He is recipient of 2012 F.G. Robinson Award for being a leading Committee Chair of Paptac. (2012).

In this episode, the gang talks about: Lee's workbench (4:05), Terry's workbench (16:20), Fitz's workbench (22:10), Swap meet stories (29:30), FAA chatter (43:25), New Moon EDF (56:55)

Call it the perineum, taint, or back forty of your happy trail, the guys lift up the boxer shorts on one of the most underappreciated body parts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-manopause-show/message

In this episode, the crew finds some very unexpected things as they travel in the tunnels beneath the Black Mountains. Also, I use a voice that will bring physical pain to everyone's ears. And furthermore, the crew travels deeper into the underground. Will they survive? Do mushrooms cause health problems? Can Drow be trusted? All this and more this week!

NFL games on Thanksgiving - 0:00 Kevin McCarthy - 14:00 Where the sun don't shine - 32:49

This week Jacob and Ryan explore facts about Cheez It pizza, eating entire organisms, popcorn shrimp, and death row last meals.

This week Jacob and Ryan explore facts about Cheez It pizza, eating entire organisms, popcorn shrimp, and death row last meals.

We promised our horrible 24 hour contest entry and here it is!  We obviously had no idea what we were doing. If nothing else, it's a wee bit more spookiness to enjoy this Halloween season.  Enjoy!

The Shadow of the Torturer Chapter 4, "Triskele"Severian gets a dog and meets the mysterious Valeria for the first time.-You can also get episodes on your podcast app or on our Youtube channel.If you have problems accessing the podcast on your favorite platform, let us know. -Questions, comments, corrections, additions, alternate theories?Connect with us on Facebook...or on Twitter @rereadingwolfe...or on Instagram: rereadingwolfepodcast...or on Reddit: rereadingwolfepodcast -Intro from "The Alligator", Annihilation soundtrackOutro from "The Sun Don't Shine on the Same Dog Every Day" by Porter WagonerLogo art by SonOfWitzOutros and alternate outros are cued on the Rereading Wolfe Podcast Spotify playlist IF the songs are available on Spotify. 

“It was Sept 19 2012, 642 am, after a long night of no sleep, the sun had already started its slow incline outside and for the rest of the world that day...the sun rose and was shining as normal but on that day, the sun stopped shining for me. That was the day I lost my father. My biggest fear as a child came true. I lost my dad and I was filled with uncertainty and anxiety, it had been a long battle with cancer and cancer won. I remember coming home from hospice that day and trying me best to hold it together. Family was around me and we were going to have a meal at the family table, the first one without him. I looked at the chair that was my dad's chair at the head of the table and I couldn’t hold it together anymore. I lied to my family and told them that I needed to take a shower, but in reality it's because i wanted to cry and i didnt want them to see me, see, in my culture men aren't supposed to cry, we are supposed to hold it together and be strong for everyone, but i couldn't hold it together anymore, I cried like I’ve never cried before, I was bawling, I kept asking God, why? I don’t know how I’m going to go on, how am I going to get over this? I just can’t, I found myself scared to not remember the sound of his voice, his laugh I found myself scared to not remember his laugh or his many life lessons he taught meI found myself scared to forget the life lessons that he taught meBut something amazing happened in that shower, as I stood there with the water running down my face, it was as if I was being cleansed, you see from 642 am that morning up until then, I was living in a haze, a dream of sorts, actually it felt like a nightmare, but after that shower everything felt ...clear, I felt renewed, empowered, and hopeful. It was as if , my tears that came out cleansed me, wiped the haze from my mind and renewed my strength to move on. The sun finally came out for me at that moment. But what happens when the sun doesn’t shine for you, what do you do then? The sun didn’t shine for me many days after that, and there are still days when it doesn't come out for me, but I have learned to cope and overcome with family, creative projects, and things that fill me up, but for some the sun never comes back. How do we stop living where the sun don't shine? As a male who was going through what I can identify as depression now, how do I reach out to someone when all my life I have been living in a culture that tells me I need to be strong and that men don't cry? It took a bold decision on my part to decide that I want to live in a healthy state of mind and not let this ruin me. It took a lot of metal strength, and help but along the way I had support and small simple acts that lifted my spirit up,There was one in particular that I will never forget, as I was traveling to the funeral that next week, I was driving on the 5 freeway heading north out of los angeles, i was not well mentally but as I look to my left at a car passing by me, in the back seat was a little girl, she locked eyes with me and smiled. That smile was much more than a random smile to me, it was a smile that filled me with hope that at the end of it all, it's going to be ok.For many the sun never shines and they hide behind many faces to let the world know they are ok, so just like that little girl that gave a random stranger a smile as he was heading to a funeral, your small and simple positive actions can save a person.”-Jaime Roque

Today we are showing you our submission for KCRW’s Radio Race for 2019. The theme was, “Where The Sun Don’t Shine”. We had 24 hours to create this audio piece, the topic was given to us at 10 am on a Saturday and we had until 10 am the following day to submit. It had to be a maximum of four minutes. We hope you enjoy it and let us know where you are listening from!

Hosts Rachel Swindler, Chae’ Jones and Ricky Vitucci are talking episode 7, “Where the Sun Don’t Shine” its the Rivera Grand versus The Finn Hotel! Javi is slowly spiraling out of control and is not handling Ingrid’s betrayal well, Danny gets a new lead about Sky from “Emily”, Helen might be spying but Mr. Finn accosts her in his office which causes her to not be able to spy anymore, and the ending of this episode will have your jaw dropping in shock! Join the conversation! Join us here at the Grand Hotel podcast as we breakdown the drama every week! From missing persons, to pre-marital sex and more- every week we'll be here to talk about it. With plot discussion, predictions, news and gossip, and themed Special Segments, be sure to subscribe and comment for a shout out and to stay up to date on all things Grand Hotel here on the GRAND HOTEL AFTERBUZZ TV AFTER SHOW! About Grand Hotel: Grand Hotel takes place at "the last family-owned hotel" in multicultural Miami Beach. Charismatic Santiago Mendoza owns the hotel, while his glamorous second wife, Gigi, and their adult children enjoy the spoils of success. The hotel's loyal staff round out a contemporary, fresh take on an upstairs/downstairs story. Wealthy and beautiful guests bask in luxury, but scandals, escalating debt and explosive secrets hide beneath the picture-perfect exterior. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Episode #42 is on the scene, and so is THE CRITERION CHANNEL. Seriously, everyone go and subscribe to this channel now, because we will definitely be hitting it up for film recommendations often. With over 1,500+ titles to choose from and some great curated collections, it's pretty much a one-stop shop for all cinephiles. Each of the guys recommend one pick from the new subscription service, along with an Amazon Prime pick that can be watched right away. Enjoy! #RIPFilmstruckKyle's Picks: - “Sun Don't Shine" (2012) // Directed By Amy Seimetz // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.. - “The Vanishing" (1988) // Directed By George Sluizer // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.Tim's Picks:- "Detour” (1945) // Directed By Edgar G. Ulmer // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel Subscription.- “Bone" // Directed By Larry Cohen // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Episode #42 is on the scene, and so is THE CRITERION CHANNEL. Seriously, everyone go and subscribe to this channel now, because we will definitely be hitting it up for film recommendations often. With over 1,500+ titles to choose from and some great curated collections, it's pretty much a one-stop shop for all cinephiles. Each of the guys recommend one pick from the new subscription service, along with an Amazon Prime pick that can be watched right away. Enjoy! #RIPFilmstruckKyle's Picks: - “Sun Don't Shine" (2012) // Directed By Amy Seimetz // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.. - “The Vanishing" (1988) // Directed By George Sluizer // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.Tim's Picks:- "Detour” (1945) // Directed By Edgar G. Ulmer // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel Subscription.- “Bone" // Directed By Larry Cohen // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Subject: Christian Life Speaker or Performer: Brice Butler Scripture Passage(s): Luke 11:37-54 Date of Delivery: February 11, 2018

Today we take a quick look up at a hole in the sky and follow an old story as it travels beyond the reach of the sun. We hear from some moon-peeping listeners and then, on the 40th anniversary of their launch, we check in with the Voyager space probes. We revisit the story of the romantic time capsules that were placed onboard, and a question we asked five years ago: where exactly is Voyager 1?  Original piece reported by Lynn Levy. This update was produced by Amanda Aronczyk and Annie McEwen. Special thanks to Don Gurnett, Elizabeth Landau, Sarah Mozal, and Andrew Good. Support Radiolab today at Radiolab.org/donate.    

Departing on their first ever tour, Curtis and Glistening Water of Where the Sun Don't Shine bring together a blues and rock feel with all the percussion you can fit in one trunk. We talk to the guys about their next adventure on the road and how they arrived at their sound. We hear "Flea", "Ruby Tuesday", "Rythmn to the Beat" and "Rebellion Blues".

Departing on their first ever tour, Curtis and Glistening Water of Where the Sun Don't Shine bring together a blues and rock feel with all the percussion you can fit in one trunk. We talk to the guys about their next adventure on the road and how they arrived at their sound. We hear "Flea", "Ruby Tuesday", "Rythmn to the Beat" and "Rebellion Blues".

Today we encourage you to not get discouraged when the sun don't shine. For more information and for ways to connect with us please visit AutoDetailingPodcast.com If you enjoy the show and find value please give us a review in iTunes! Thanks for listening! For listener Q&A Please email Jimbo@AutoDetailingPodcast.com

Hello! Picture a world with 6 suns, no moons and only experiences darkness once every 2,500 years.... My only questions is what do they call it when you pull down your pants and flash people your bum...?  I discuss: Nightfall by Isaac Asimov & Robert Silverberg

This week on the show Adam and Ernie: Interview Joe Granato on his film It's Dangerous To Go Alone... the Zelda documentary (Click Here to donate!) Feature review of Iron Man 3 *SPOILERS* 00:51:45 - 01:00:25 *SPOILERS* Talk about some other stuff we watched including Pain and Gain, Sun Don't Shine, Five Fingers of Death, Bending Steel, Tales From the Organ Trade, Which Way is the Front Line From Here?, The History of Future Folk, Park City, Your Friends Close, Sadermania, Twice Upon a Time, and Generation Um And finally talk about this week's movie predictions and DVD and Blu Ray releases We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6071 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

This week on the show: Adam and Kevin interview director Illinca Calugareanu on her IndieGoGo project Chuck Norris vs Communism (Click Here to donate!) Gina and Adam director Terence Nance on his film An Oversimplification of Her Beauty playing in select cities now then we talk about some other stuff we watched including An Oversimplification of Her Beauty, The Impossible, Sun Don't Shine, Father's Day, May I Kill U, and Mud and finally we go over this week's movie predictions and DVD and Blu Ray releases We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6071 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 180 This week we talk with director Amy Seimetz and actors Kentucker Audley and Kate Lyn Sheil about not only their movie "Sun Don't Shine" but also about working and producing films in the indie scene. And in addition to discussing odd upholstery techniques, we also mention... having a recurring nightmare, Silver Bullets, John Waters, the MTV Movie Awards, what is means to be an indie film veteran, being a conduit, a pilgrimage to meet Wes Anderson, it just hits a tone, having dreams about ripping apart cows, cooking baking and sewing, now I’m retired, making as much as Steven Spielberg, actors holding a boom, the scene where Dawn gets fingered, achievement is so embarrassing, dance movies, Empire Builder, Open Five, it’s not cheese Jess, this very focused mathematical thing, Saturday Night Fever, I’m Still Here, The Comedy, Key Lime Pie, accomplishable tasks, Flick for Mathlete President, Gregory's Girl, the work for an actor never ends, Kris Swanberg, ‘cause I think you do have to be delusional to go into it, Tiny Furniture, oh... nut cheese!, that’s probably the only thing in the world that can be that perfect, Urban Cowboy, TMZ, These are people that were doing things that I didn’t know you could do, First Winter, it’s really nice to do something constructive... while you’re being crazy, Lena Dunham, telling other directors what would be better, Bottle Rocket, I didn’t realize I was a producer, Jess Weixler, Robert Redford’s Sundance indecent proposal, the people I’m most excited about working with, just happen to be making movies on their own, The Off Hours, Welcome to the Dollhouse, it looked like a gypsy circus tent on the floor, Tender Mercies, 90’s thrillers and... aside from having a beautiful film we now have a ten-month year old baby “There’s so many routes to go about making films, and the most frustrating and depressing - is to do the traditional Hollywood route.”For more on “Sun Don’t Shine”, join the Facebook page:  http://www.facebook.com/SunDontShine For more on Kentucker’s independent film website: http://nobudgefilms.com/

Life in inaccessible places - including in caves sealed off from the Sun and around deep-sea vents - is the subject of this week's Naked Scientists. In these intriguing environments, bacteria replace plants as the primary producers, extracting energy from the minerals around them to sustain a whole ecosystem. We also hear about the bone-eating worms that make a meal of whale carcasses that fall to the seafloor, an engineering trick for separating mined-metals from mud and, in the news, why the world's waves are getting bigger, how sperm can be grown in a dish and a gene that drives melanoma.... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Listen to Best Coast live from Washington DC's 9:30 Club. Their tour along with the band Wavves was billed as the Summer is Forever tour. That was a hopeful thought on a night when an ice storm was about to hit the city. Here's the set list 1. Bratty B 2. Summer Mood 3. Goodbye 4. The End 5. Crazy For You 6. Make You Mine 7. Sunny Adventure 8. Far Away 9. Fist City (Loretta Lynn cover) 10. Wish He Was You 11. I Want To 12. When I'm With You 13. That's the Way Boys Are (Lesley Gore cover) 14. When the Sun Don't Shine 15. Our Deal 16. When You Wake Up 17. Sun Was High (So Was I) 18. Something in the Way