Podcasts about Supermarket

Meet Sprouty Claus! Just in time for Christmas and ready to bring holiday cheer to the Supermarket. Join Supertato and Friends and sing-a-long.

Brooke Goldner, M.D., shares powerful insights on reversing autoimmune diseases using readily available supermarket foods. Learn practical nutritional steps to optimize immune function, reduce inflammation, and reclaim vibrant health naturally. #AutoimmuneHealing #SupermarketFoods #ImmuneHealth

Boom!Boom! è una raccolta di brani che affrontano storie di vita vissuta direttamente o meno dall’autore, che senza giri di parole arriva dritto al punto, passando dall’amore alla delusione e al rimorso, dalla rinascita e consapevolezza alla frustrazione e paura.Boom! è emozione e riflessione, poiché tratta anche argomenti delicati come violenza di genere, bullismo, omofobia, […]

Il brano “Io come te” nasce inizialmente dalla storia di due fratelli di cui è uscito anche un film ispirato a loro tratto da un libro che hanno scritto. Il ritornello è nato dal fatto che tra le tante citazioni fatte da loro durante i vari interventi che hanno fatto quando sono stati chiamati c'è […]

AtreyuIl brano parla dell'autore, della sua vita, della fatica per raggiungere mete e del desiderio di fermarsi a riflettere e a rilassarsi… Questo brano è una metafora della vita per molti motivi: la vita in fondo è un viaggio fra ostacoli da superare con volontà per raggiungere l’obiettivo! BiografiaLuca Lars inizia a scrivere da quando […]

Martedì 4 novembre – esce su tutte le piattaforme e in un prestigioso vinile, Fino all'alba a cantare, il nuovo album di Marcello Romeo & Friends, con La Fatina dei Fiori a fare da “madrina” e “portafortuna”. La meravigliosa ballad racconta la storia di una donna (Sara Marinelli) che per tutta la vita ha girato […]

«È una canzone allegra o una canzone triste? Ritmicamente è un pezzo allegro, ma il sottotesto racconta un momento di down. È l'unica delle mie canzoni scritta di getto, parole e musica in pochi minuti, e musicalmente è un chiaro omaggio al Franco Battiato più pop.» Manuele Albanese

Reddit rSlash Storytime r prorevenge where Nephew got a pretty awesome setup because of his mom's boyfriend I Took an Hour Commute To Get My Coworker in Trouble Teased a short person at the Supermarket by holding something just out of reach Customer insisted on using their “toy gun” in my store, I gave them a lesson in patience Petty revenge was worse than I imagined. Mom won't stop crossing my boundaries Downstairs company using our bathrooms. Update downstairs company poopers I managed to make my neighbor late for work High school student I keep misspelling coworkers names Roommates kept our kitchen perpetually condemned, so upon moving out I left them a massive container of dish soap contaminated with cooking oil so that their home will slowly get greased up, no matter how much they try and clean with it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Creech, Bryce, Mulls and Mitch join you for todays podcast intro chatting about Supermarket scraps and Creech's ass.

Are the foods in your trolley really Australian owned, and should you be worried about MSG or that 2-kilo overnight weight jump after a salty meal? In this episode of The Nutrition Couch, dietitians Leanne Ward and Susie Burrell unpack how to support Aussie-owned brands, the real story on MSG, and why salt can make the scales jump without you gaining body fat. In this episode, we cover: The Aussie-owned supermarket brands worth supporting Why there are so few 100% Australian-owned and operated food companies on our shelves The big-name Aussie brands Leanne and Susie actually buy, including cereals, dairy, oils, snacks and condiments How Australian ownership, local jobs and higher ingredient standards often translate to better nutritional quality Fun facts about Sanitarium’s not-for-profit structure and SPC as the last remaining Australian-owned fruit and veg processor Smaller state-based dairies and boutique brands to look out for in your local supermarket MSG: what the science says vs what social media says What MSG actually is, how it’s made, and why glutamate naturally occurs in foods like tomatoes, mushrooms and cheese How to spot MSG and other flavour enhancers on labels (621, 635 and friends) Why major health bodies consider MSG safe at normal intakes, and why “Chinese restaurant syndrome” hasn’t held up in blinded trials The real issue: ultra-processed, highly flavoured snacks that drive overeating, especially in kids Common supermarket foods that still contain flavour enhancers, and how to choose plainer, less “more-ish” options instead Product Spotlight: the Moroccan tomato dip Leanne and Susie love A deep dive on Tahini Miri Moroccan Matbucha, a chunky tomato-based dip with 87% tomatoes Why the ingredient list is so impressive compared to most dips in the fridge section How to use it: on veggie sticks, crackers, omelettes, eggs, sourdough or as a salsa-style base for quick meals Why cooked tomato products are a great way to boost lycopene and plant intake, especially during party season Salt, fluid retention and “overnight” weight gain The recommended daily sodium and salt limits for healthy adults, and how much Australians are actually having Why your weight can jump 1–2 kilos after a salty meal or takeaway, even if you’ve been eating well Who genuinely needs to watch salt more closely (e.g. high blood pressure, kidney or fluid issues) and who doesn’t need to stress over a pinch in home cooking Simple label-reading rules: what counts as low, moderate and high sodium per serve Practical ways to cut back on salt without eating bland food, using herbs, spices and smarter product choices How to keep party-season canapés, chips and takeaway in check without feeling deprived Plus How Leanne and Susie think about “supporting local” in a realistic, supermarket-based way Why choosing more minimally processed options automatically helps with both salt and additive intake Reassurance that balance matters more than perfection when it comes to salt, MSG and processed foods If your goal is to shop more consciously, support local brands, and stop panicking about every ingredient on the label, this episode will give you a clear, calm roadmap.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Il Lato Oscuro Il brano racconta la malinconia di una storia che non e’ andata come si sperava, lasciando l’amarezza per quello che sarebbe potuto essere e non e’ stato..

Atto FinaleAtto Finale è un brano dedicato alle persone che se ne vanno verso altri cieli e altri spazi. Una canzone profondamente personale, ispirata al nonno, che ha cresciuto l’artista come un padre. Spesso, quando le persone che amiamo ci lasciano, possiamo solo portare qualcosa di loro dentro di noi, custodendo ciò che ci hanno […]

BonsaiIl brano si focalizza sul tema dell'ambiente sano all'interno di una relazione, in cui è fondamentale sentirsi liberi di essere se stessi.Al contrario della pianta del Bonsai, costretta a crescere in una forma che deve rispettare determinati canoni estetici.

«Ci sono storie che si leggono. Altre che ti leggono dentro. Questa è una di quelle. Una storia fatta di dettagli. Un viaggio che attraversa le ombre, per ritrovare la luce. Dove il dolore non è un nemico, ma un maestro travestito da ferita.» Simone Tomassini “Se ci credo è colpa tua” è il nuovo […]

SHAHRAZAD”: Il coraggio di resistere – Il Collettivo ColliMare riscrive il mitotra elettronica distorta e CantautoratoRimini, Il 21 novembre 2025 il Collettivo ColliMare, realtà musicale romagnola, torna con ilnuovo singolo “SHAHRAZAD”. Il brano, in uscita per Watt Musik etichetta discografica ededizioni musicali, è una fusione di stili che unisce un profondo lirismo cantautorale conun soundscape […]

Lionel delivers a high-energy show where the primary rule is having fun. Broadcasting on the Red Apple Podcast Network, The Other Side of Midnight avoids "obligatory stuff" and instead embraces the fascinating and the peculiar, offering an acquired taste in conversation. Lionel guides discussions on everything from the virtues of old-school phone courtesy and nostalgic reflections on classic comedy albums (praising Richard Pryor, Robert Klein, and Bill Cosby) to critiques of modern stand-up. You'll hear hilarious listener calls covering profound acts of kindness, like praying for customer service representatives, and detailed accounts of legendary, diabolical pranks—including the continuous black fax paper tube and the 'Just Keep Driving' cassette tape setup. Tune in for versatility, candid caller interviews (sometimes about rehab and vertigo), and unpredictable humor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Welcome to the podcast where we don't review movies—we aggressively scream about them like gremlins who found a mall PA system. This week we're spiritually summoning the ghosts of the Evil Dead series and go absolutely feral over two of the most chaotic low-budget masterpieces that were clearly made after someone said, “hey what if we did this but like with ZERO adult supervision?”

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A bass-smashing cover. Nineteen tracks that refuse to sit still. And a city's pulse pressed into vinyl. We spin The Clash's London Calling and pull apart why this double album still feels urgent, generous, and wildly playable decades later. From the title track's warning siren to the upbeat surprise of Train in Vain, we follow the thread that ties punk grit to ska bounce, reggae sway, and power-pop shine without losing the band's core fire. We take you into late-70s Britain—recession, unrest, and a hungry band rehearsing in near squalor—where cross-pollination with Jamaican sound systems and club culture shaped the record's muscle and movement. You'll hear how sequencing keeps the double LP lean, why Lost in the Supermarket hits harder as life gets pricier, and how Clampdown proves that urgency and musicianship can coexist. We also unpack the Guy Stevens sessions that chased chaos for feel, the Elvis-referencing cover that nods at lineage while smashing through it, and the band's decision to price a double album like a single to keep the music accessible. Along the way, we argue for favourite cuts—Brand New Cadillac, Spanish Bombs, Clampdown—track early hip-hop echoes in The Guns of Brixton, and explain how that unlisted closer became a signature. If you love music history, genre-blending, or records that meet the moment, this is a deep, spirited listen that makes the case for London Calling as more than a classic: it's a living document of rebellion, craft, and community. Subscribe for more classic album dives, share with a friend who needs this record in their life, and leave a review to help other music fans find the show. What are your top three tracks from London Calling?What did you think of this album? Send us a text!Support the showWebsite Contact

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I Tepura nascono nel 2025 dall'idea di Denis Forlani (Cento – FE) e Andrea Papotti (Mirandola – MO),musicisti ed autori emiliani. L'incontro tra i due, avvenuto quasi per caso, ha permesso la nascita di unprogetto musicale prevalentemente acustico con influenze PopRock e cantautorali e che ambisce a proporlein uno stile nuovo, rivolto al futuro. I […]

Club TormentoTormentone estivo con una struttura moderna. Il video rappresenta la dualità dell’essere umano tra bene e male, che dimorano in simbiosi dentro ognuno di noi. BiografiaPerformer completo: scrive, produce e pubblica la sua musica in modo indipendente da 11 anni. Promuove il suo progetto musicale tra eventi, contest e spettacoli in giro per l’Italia.

The Ireland Chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI) has announced the winners of this year's PMI National Project Awards, in association with PwC. Among the winners was Lidl for its first net zero energy supermarket in Ireland. The annual awards recognise the contribution and excellence of project management in Ireland, showcasing the best innovation and talent in the profession. This year, 10 awards were presented at the black-tie event hosted at PwC's Dublin office on Thursday 6 November. From a workforce management transformation project in the retail sector to a telehealth programme, the event celebrated a variety of projects across numerous industries and demonstrates the growing influence and success of project management in Ireland. Lidl was celebrated in the special "Future of Work Excellence" category for Ireland's first net zero energy supermarket. Based in Maynooth, the store is net zero in both operational and embodied carbon. Furthermore, the supermarket's design promotes wellbeing and productivity among employees by incorporating natural light, landscaped surroundings and low noise systems. Electric vehicle chargers, bike racks, and e-bike stations have also been installed to promote sustainable commuting. Other organisations that were successful on the night included Primark, ESB and the HSE. Individuals were also celebrated, including three under-35 changemakers. These were Rachel Bothwell of GP Practice Ally, Sainath Vasantha of Deloitte, and David Garry of KSN Project Management. The full list of winners for 2025, chosen by an independent judging panel, can be found below. PMO of the Year - National Broadband Ireland. Project Professional of the Year - Niamh McAuliffe, NMA Consulting Ltd. Private Sector Project of the Year - Primark: Workforce management transformation "myTime". Public Sector Project of the Year - ESB: PI Vision: Unlocking data, empowering decisions, transforming ESB. Project Management for Social GoodP- AquaB Nanobubble Innovations Ltd: Nanobubble technology lifecycle project. Under-35 Changemakers of the Year - Rachel Bothwell (GP Practice Ally), David Garry (KSN Project Management), and Sainath Vasantha (Deloitte). eHealth Project of the Year - HSE: Community and primary care telehealth programme. Special category: "Future of Work Excellence" - Lidl Ireland and Northern Ireland: Lidl Zero Maynooth Store. Special category: "2025 awards submission most compliant with the 17 x UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)" - AquaB Nanobubble Innovations Ltd: Nanobubble technology lifecycle project. Ireland Chapter of the PMI Volunteer of the Year - Mariana Zanivan. Speaking about the awards, Peter Glynne, President of the Ireland Chapter of the PMI, said: "The project profession in Ireland seems to go from strength to strength every year. This year was no different, with the quality and creativity of projects pushing the boundaries in terms of ambition and innovation. Not only that but these initiatives and individuals are driving real impact both within organisations and for society as a whole." John Dwyer, Partner in PwC Ireland, added: "As the landscape of business and work continues to evolve, project professionals are at the forefront, driving innovation and technology-led transformation across Irish and international organisations to prepare for the future. Both the Ireland Chapter of the PMI and PwC are deeply committed to the transformation agenda, and we at PwC are delighted to again be the headline sponsor of the Awards this year and support two specific awards - the Future of Work Excellence Award and the eHealth Project of the Year. "This sponsorship highlights our dedication to advancing project management through a complex and fast-changing environment with resilience and optimism, to ensure that we are fit for the future. We commend each and every one of the finalists and a huge congratulations to the winners." See more stories here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech...

Join in with Elsee as she explores the sounds and sights of a supermarket, through games of I Spy and I Hear with my little ear. Encouraging listeners to play along by using their imagination and knowledge of the world around them.

A hearing has been told how a 95-year-old man from Herne Bay stabbed his partner of 30 years while suffering from delirium, days after being discharged from hospital.Ernest Gray killed Margaret Day - who was 86 - at their home in Broomfield Road in November 2023.Also in today's podcast, we've been hearing from a Kent supermarket worker as a new survey shows more than 70% have suffered verbal abuse.Retail trade union Usdaw say nearly half of workers have been threatened and 9% have actually been assaulted. In the run up to Christmas, one worker has shared his experience.There are calls for urgent action from tech companies as figures show a rise in online grooming crimes in Kent.The NSPCC says cases have reached a record high - with 298 recorded in the county last year. We've been speaking to the charity.A Sittingbourne woman who was told she was too young to have breast cancer has created a bucket list after being told the disease is now terminal.Shanice Bennett from Sittingbourne was diagnosed when she was just 23, three years later, the cancer has spread to her bones, lungs and liver.A Maidstone dad says his street is like a "lorry formula one" - with HGVs constantly breaking the 30-mile-per-hour speed limit.Luke Knightly-Jones moved to a house in Heath Road in Boughton Monchelsea in August, he's been speaking to reporter Elli Hodgson.And, a former student at the University of Kent has been shortlisted for a prestigious TikTok award.Joy Anokwuru covers all things entertainment, celebrity news and trending topics in her viral videos shared with her 45,000 followers.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Send us a textJoin Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musiciansA carrot for a mic, a song over supermarket speakers, and a stealthy dash down the confectionery aisle—Diesel opens with a grin and then gets real about what it takes to build shows that last. We dig into why theaters are his sweet spot right now: reliable sound, warm lights, comfortable seats, and the space to let a decades-deep catalog breathe. Long sets aren't a stunt; they're how you honor history while making room for surprises, including a few covers that sharpen the edges of the night.The heart of the conversation is the By Request Tour. Fans pick songs from a curated list and can share the stories behind their choices. Diesel reads those notes slowly, often more than once, and the effect is profound: proof that music isn't background noise but a lifeline for mental health, memory, and connection. From funny requests aimed at mending a breakup to three-generation tributes, the pile of letters has reshaped how he sees his own work. We also talk about the unexpected star of the request box—Moon River—and why its melancholy glow still cuts through in 2025, alongside staples like Crying Shame and Tip of My Tongue.There's plenty of road talk too: desert festivals from Birdsville to Mundi Mundi, the abstract beauty of Australia from 30,000 feet, and the balance of touring with family life, early summer mornings, and a little baking on the side. Diesel shares recent collaborations, producing credits with artists like Richard Clapton, Vika and Linda, and Imogen Clark, and hints at a new album planned for 2026. New theater dates run January to April, with a homecoming at the Sydney Opera House—proof that careful craft and genuine connection still fill rooms.If you love stories about how songs find people—and how people shape songs in return—press play, share it with a friend who needs a lift, and leave a review to help more listeners find the show.What has Mark Lizotte been up to lately?  Let's find out!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

So Spicy! Chilli takes the Cha Cha to a new level, making the whole Supermarket want to dance. Come on and Cha Cha Chilli with Supertato and Friends!

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A new independent supermarket has opened in Upper Hutt - aiming to win locals away from the big duopoly stores. 

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Join the Refrigeration Mentor Hub here Learn more about Refrigeration Mentor Customized Technical Training Programs at www.refrigerationmentor.com/courses In this episode, we're digging into some tips and tricks for supermarket refrigeration with Rob Ochs, longtime refrigeration industry veteran. We'll delve into understanding and optimizing superheat, troubleshooting common issues, and the importance of proper maintenance and recommissioning. Rob also has some awesome tips for setting superheat correctly, checking compressor superheat, handling different refrigerant systems, and addressing common problems encountered with rack systems. This episode is filled with practical advice and tips for refrigeration technicians aiming to elevate their expertise and efficiency. In this episode, we cover: -Understanding superheat and compressor mechanics -Rack refrigeration challenges -Defrost systems and troubleshooting -Superheat and subcooling strategies -Recommissioning and maintenance tips -Importance of individual compressor checks -Discharge superheat: manufacturer differences -Compressor design and liquid injection -Setting superheat for different run lengths -Environmental conditions and system efficiency -Logging and tracking superheat -Superheat adjustments and troubleshooting Helpful Links & Resources: Episode 271. The Inspiring Refrigeration Journey of Robert Ochs Episode 203. Supermarket Refrigeration Service Tech Tips with Andrew Freeburg Episode 306. Mastering Supermarket Service Calls with Andrew Freeburg  

What does real-life witch Lexa Roséan think of Etsy witches in the MLB playoffs? Is there a recipe to re-kill Bin Laden and/or save humanity from A.I.? And how easy it to f*ck up a spell? Plus: witch wars, curse battles, the origin of "abracadabra," the butt fumble of spells... and none of that Harry Potter sh*t. Also: Cheeseburger.• Learn more about Lexa Roséan• Listen to "Sorry for Your Loss" by Michael Cruz Kayne Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrate Halloween and Weekly Spooky's 6-year anniversary with "A Warm Place," a chilling Halloween horror story set in a nearly empty supermarket after hours. This tense and cinematic slasher tale weaves a spooky story filled with crackling Halloween atmosphere, creeping possession, and a terrifying cat-and-mouse chase.With mature themes, intense scares, and suspenseful horror storytelling, prepare for a night full of dread and darkness. Nancy encounters supernatural warnings, a haunting masked figure, and something that craves warmth in this unforgettable scary story perfect for the spooky season.Featuring Shane Migliavacca, writer of the series' very first episode, this installment delivers Halloween horror with mature themes and vivid sound design. Hit play for a spooky story that's a birthday bash like no other!A Warm Place — by Shane Migliavacca.

It's the day before Halloween—aka Halloween Eve/Mischief Night—and we're taking you straight into a haunted house where dares turn deadly and ghosts don't just whisper… they play by house rules. In Grimm Manor, a backwoods Strickfield legend, a stubborn challenge becomes a nightmare scavenger hunt with a single key, ticking clocks, and the specter of midnight closing in. Expect high-octane teen bravado, crackling Halloween atmosphere, and old-world spirits with unfinished business.If you crave spooky season thrills—haunted halls, parlor puzzles, and the cold certainty that someone (or something) is watching—this one's your October essential.Content note: Family-friendly—no foul language.Tune in now for a full-body chill: haunted house tension, ghost story chills, and that delicious October dread the night before Halloween delivers best.Halloween Night at Grimm Manor — by Rob FieldsGet comfy, my spookies! 41% off at CozyEarth.com with code SPOOKY — supports the show!

From a farmers market kettle to supermarket shelves, Corks Popcorn founder David Cork shares how a weekend side hustle in Statesboro became a full-time Georgia Grown brand. In this episode of the Fork in the Road podcast, you'll hear how oil-popped mushroom kernels, local grit, and a lot of patience turned simple ingredients into a small-batch success story featured at the Masters Tournament in Augusta. 

Dawn, host of Scottish Murders, explores a chilling case that unfolds in two parts. The episodes focus on John Cant Smith, a man whose extensive criminal history raised questions about the justice system. Dawn recounts John Cant Smith's attempted abduction of Dr. Frances Smith in 2006, a time when his prior convictions for murder and rape were disclosed. Dawn also discusses the lenient sentencing practices of the 1980s, and tries to understand why this man was ever released from prison.SOURCES:Please see our website for all source material and photos at https://scottishmurders.com/episodes/johncantsmithBritish Newspaper Archives Affiliate LinkSUPPORT US:Patreon - patreon.com/scottishmurdersKo-fi - ko-fi.com/scottishmurdersMerch - teepublic.com/user/scottishmurdersWebsite - scottishmurders.comTwitter - @scottishmurdersInstagram - @scottishmurderspodcastFacebook - facebook.com/scottishmurdursYouTube - @ScottishMurdersLinktree - linktr.ee/scottishmurdersCREDITS:Scottish Murders is a production of CluarantonnHosted by Dawn YoungResearched, Written and Edited by Dawn YoungProduction Company Name by Granny RobertsonMUSIC:ES_Tudor - Bonnie Grace - epidemicsound

Popular grocery ads from the Sunday edition of the Buffalo News. Don't start your grocery list without it!

Popular grocery ads from the Sunday edition of the Buffalo News. Don't start your grocery list without it!

A woman has been found guilty of stabbing to death a toddler in Cleveland. AP's Lisa Dwyer reports.

There were eager shoppers as far as the eye could see at the opening of the South Island's biggest supermarket on the outskirts of Christchurch today. The $40 million development in Rolleston will serve the more than 30,000 people who live in what was once a small rural township. But as Keiller MacDuff reports, not everyone's excited about the mega store.

In this episode, you will listen to a passage in Hindi and we will train you to comprehend it and respond to questions based on it. In the first part, there are some quizzes. The second part involves listening to a short passage in Hindi and answering a series of questions based on it. And we'll review some verbs like ‘to live', ‘to go' and to buy, as well as the prepositions like ‘in front of', and ‘behind'. Kindly support us & get access to the transcript of this podcast as well as the detailed worksheet based on this podcast with more vocabulary and weekly Exercise worksheets on Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/learnhindionthego    To take a free trial for online Hindi lessons visit: https://learnhindischool.com    Find out more at https://learn-hindi-on-the-go.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Aengus Cox, Consumer Affairs Correspondent, reports on the rising number of supermarkets who are cutting the price of milk.

The age-old experience of shopping for groceries is being redefined, as supermarkets evolve into sophisticated food halls. With the line between restaurant and market now dissolving, are these "grocerants" merely a transient trend, or do they signal the next chapter in the future of food? / Round Table's Happy Place (12:25)! On the show: Steve, Yushan & Yushun

Dogs are everywhere! Tim thinks we've gotta stop taking our dogs everywhere with us, including to restaurants and Starbucks. Not only is Tarantula Hill Brewing Co. in Thousand Oaks dog friendly, but it also has a connection to board op Sam, who is also a sex psychologist! Mark admits he outlasted two of his therapists. Tim plays the old football sketch from “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” featuring young Tim performing as the echo. At LAX on Sunday, a cargo plane crossed a runway and nearly collided with an American Airlines passenger plane headed to Boston. Reports suggest the cargo plane was not to blame. There's a new menu at Dodger Stadium, including Big Crunch Tacos and Pistachio Cream Funnel Cake! Tim wonders what happened to enjoying a class stadium hot dog.