Podcasts about tarzans

It has been a pleasure to return to writing after taking a few months off for a hectic, fabulous, necessary, and totally exotic summer. Before I list all the places I have been, the continents I have visited, and the fantastic people I have met along the way, I want to thank you (my dear readers) for hanging in there with me. Really, from the bottom of my heart. And so I begin:Yes, I have traveled and been and carried and schlepped suitcases and cameras and clothes and, most of all, expectations and happiness for the last three months. In June, I spent 2 weeks in Carmona (you have heard me mention this ancient town outside of Seville), where the festivals were in full bloom. A weekend-long party organized by a grand Brit led to a date with a certain someone who had been on my radar for a bit. And after a lot of back-and-forth phone calls and texts, well…. It was clear it was not meant to be. Tarzans are hard to come by (more on this later). Then, in July, I spent a week in Southampton, NY, where I had summered since I put a toe in the US in my early twenties (about gosh, many years ago) and had not been in the last eight years. There are a lot of memories and a lot of people to reconnect with. I felt like the proverbial prodigal daughter; it was a wonder to run into so many people I used to call friends. Afterward, on the first week in August, I was invited to Saratoga to attend the horse races and the yearling sales. I met wonderful people and experienced the industry from the inside. By total luck, I also went to the early morning exercises, met owners, trainers, and jockeys, and was so honored to be asked to name a horse starting with the letter E. Saratoga is a magical place in the summer and its environs, like Lake George and the Adirondack's, well worth the visit. Then, I flew to Cape Town and Namibia, where I have spent the last three weeks. I have visited private preserves, hunting lodges, farms, and safari parks. I have stayed in luxury accommodations with canopied beds a la Out of Africa and rooms where I didn't even want to take my clothes off and slept on top of the bed. The juxtaposition (gosh do I hate this word) of luxury and basic, of the best of Africa with street style is what makes spending time in a country interesting and meaningful. Yes, of course high-end is always a pleasure, but the flavor and the real essence are always on the ground. Namibia is a hard place—Rocky and arid—the edge of the Kalahari desert is right there. Its beauty is in the mountains, colors, sunsets, and bountiful animals that call Namibia home. Walking in the bush among giraffes and elands (with strict instructions on what to do if a leopard or a lion approaches), sitting in hides watching animals come to the waterholes, and experiencing magical sunsets that coat the land with its alluring colors. The distances between farms and preserves are massive. It is perfectly normal to drive four hours to the nearest town, five hours to the airport, two hours to get petrol… and an hour and a half for a house party. (It is advised not to drive at night, so when one is invited for dinner, you also get to spend the night!) Self-sufficiency is essential. Nothing is wasted. Every scrap has a use, and God forbid that something goes really wrong. Help is not on its way. I visited the wine country of South Africa and marveled at the history, design, architecture of the impressive Dutch wineries. This colonial style is truly unique, stoic in its elegant parallel lines, with a charm and humor in its curves and filigrees. Oh and great wines, by the way. And then Cape Town, which seemed like every other city in the world, with distinct neighborhoods, high risers, grand villas, and Table Mountain right there to remind you that you are at the end of the world. The beaches around Cape Town are beautiful. Penguins and seals become your friends, and whales move from one ocean to the other right in front of your eyes. You just have to look. And so now, after not even knowing how I am going to get over jet lag, I am flying to Spain, specifically to Carmona, to spend a few weeks with my sister and look at a little house I am thinking of buying. I am so sure that I want to have a more permanent home in Spain and not continue to be the eternal house-guest. My independence has become a driving force. So now, let's circle back to Tarzan. (I know you wanted to hear about this!) For the last few months, everyone who asks me if I want to date again… I always respond with a roll of the eyes: only if he is Tarzan. We all have different ideas of what that looks like, and in the many hysterically funny conversations I have had, describing a man as Tarzan sends us all into fits of laughter and uncontrollable giggles. A new friend said she wanted Thor and had actually found him, but he disappeared without a trace. Granted, he was a special forces guy… so I guess that is part of the profile. I am sticking with Tarzan; I feel that I am 1000% Jane, and Tarzan is, after all, the King of the Jungle. Why did I call this article “Love Language”? Because laughter is the best medicine of all, because without it life is really hard, and being able to giggle, have a sense of humor, and lighten our complicated days is a pleasure. Sharing laughter and good times with my friends is my love language. And with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

It has been a pleasure to return to writing after taking a few months off for a hectic, fabulous, necessary, and totally exotic summer. Before I list all the places I have been, the continents I have visited, and the fantastic people I have met along the way, I want to thank you (my dear readers) for hanging in there with me. Really, from the bottom of my heart. And so I begin:Yes, I have traveled and been and carried and schlepped suitcases and cameras and clothes and, most of all, expectations and happiness for the last three months. In June, I spent 2 weeks in Carmona (you have heard me mention this ancient town outside of Seville), where the festivals were in full bloom. A weekend-long party organized by a grand Brit led to a date with a certain someone who had been on my radar for a bit. And after a lot of back-and-forth phone calls and texts, well…. It was clear it was not meant to be. Tarzans are hard to come by (more on this later). Then, in July, I spent a week in Southampton, NY, where I had summered since I put a toe in the US in my early twenties (about gosh, many years ago) and had not been in the last eight years. There are a lot of memories and a lot of people to reconnect with. I felt like the proverbial prodigal daughter; it was a wonder to run into so many people I used to call friends. Afterward, on the first week in August, I was invited to Saratoga to attend the horse races and the yearling sales. I met wonderful people and experienced the industry from the inside. By total luck, I also went to the early morning exercises, met owners, trainers, and jockeys, and was so honored to be asked to name a horse starting with the letter E. Saratoga is a magical place in the summer and its environs, like Lake George and the Adirondack's, well worth the visit. Then, I flew to Cape Town and Namibia, where I have spent the last three weeks. I have visited private preserves, hunting lodges, farms, and safari parks. I have stayed in luxury accommodations with canopied beds a la Out of Africa and rooms where I didn't even want to take my clothes off and slept on top of the bed. The juxtaposition (gosh do I hate this word) of luxury and basic, of the best of Africa with street style is what makes spending time in a country interesting and meaningful. Yes, of course high-end is always a pleasure, but the flavor and the real essence are always on the ground. Namibia is a hard place—Rocky and arid—the edge of the Kalahari desert is right there. Its beauty is in the mountains, colors, sunsets, and bountiful animals that call Namibia home. Walking in the bush among giraffes and elands (with strict instructions on what to do if a leopard or a lion approaches), sitting in hides watching animals come to the waterholes, and experiencing magical sunsets that coat the land with its alluring colors. The distances between farms and preserves are massive. It is perfectly normal to drive four hours to the nearest town, five hours to the airport, two hours to get petrol… and an hour and a half for a house party. (It is advised not to drive at night, so when one is invited for dinner, you also get to spend the night!) Self-sufficiency is essential. Nothing is wasted. Every scrap has a use, and God forbid that something goes really wrong. Help is not on its way. I visited the wine country of South Africa and marveled at the history, design, architecture of the impressive Dutch wineries. This colonial style is truly unique, stoic in its elegant parallel lines, with a charm and humor in its curves and filigrees. Oh and great wines, by the way. And then Cape Town, which seemed like every other city in the world, with distinct neighborhoods, high risers, grand villas, and Table Mountain right there to remind you that you are at the end of the world. The beaches around Cape Town are beautiful. Penguins and seals become your friends, and whales move from one ocean to the other right in front of your eyes. You just have to look. And so now, after not even knowing how I am going to get over jet lag, I am flying to Spain, specifically to Carmona, to spend a few weeks with my sister and look at a little house I am thinking of buying. I am so sure that I want to have a more permanent home in Spain and not continue to be the eternal house-guest. My independence has become a driving force. So now, let's circle back to Tarzan. (I know you wanted to hear about this!) For the last few months, everyone who asks me if I want to date again… I always respond with a roll of the eyes: only if he is Tarzan. We all have different ideas of what that looks like, and in the many hysterically funny conversations I have had, describing a man as Tarzan sends us all into fits of laughter and uncontrollable giggles. A new friend said she wanted Thor and had actually found him, but he disappeared without a trace. Granted, he was a special forces guy… so I guess that is part of the profile. I am sticking with Tarzan; I feel that I am 1000% Jane, and Tarzan is, after all, the King of the Jungle. Why did I call this article “Love Language”? Because laughter is the best medicine of all, because without it life is really hard, and being able to giggle, have a sense of humor, and lighten our complicated days is a pleasure. Sharing laughter and good times with my friends is my love language. And with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

It has been a pleasure to return to writing after taking a few months off for a hectic, fabulous, necessary, and totally exotic summer. Before I list all the places I have been, the continents I have visited, and the fantastic people I have met along the way, I want to thank you (my dear readers) for hanging in there with me. Really, from the bottom of my heart. And so I begin:Yes, I have traveled and been and carried and schlepped suitcases and cameras and clothes and, most of all, expectations and happiness for the last three months. In June, I spent 2 weeks in Carmona (you have heard me mention this ancient town outside of Seville), where the festivals were in full bloom. A weekend-long party organized by a grand Brit led to a date with a certain someone who had been on my radar for a bit. And after a lot of back-and-forth phone calls and texts, well…. It was clear it was not meant to be. Tarzans are hard to come by (more on this later). Then, in July, I spent a week in Southampton, NY, where I had summered since I put a toe in the US in my early twenties (about gosh, many years ago) and had not been in the last eight years. There are a lot of memories and a lot of people to reconnect with. I felt like the proverbial prodigal daughter; it was a wonder to run into so many people I used to call friends. Afterward, on the first week in August, I was invited to Saratoga to attend the horse races and the yearling sales. I met wonderful people and experienced the industry from the inside. By total luck, I also went to the early morning exercises, met owners, trainers, and jockeys, and was so honored to be asked to name a horse starting with the letter E. Saratoga is a magical place in the summer and its environs, like Lake George and the Adirondack's, well worth the visit. Then, I flew to Cape Town and Namibia, where I have spent the last three weeks. I have visited private preserves, hunting lodges, farms, and safari parks. I have stayed in luxury accommodations with canopied beds a la Out of Africa and rooms where I didn't even want to take my clothes off and slept on top of the bed. The juxtaposition (gosh do I hate this word) of luxury and basic, of the best of Africa with street style is what makes spending time in a country interesting and meaningful. Yes, of course high-end is always a pleasure, but the flavor and the real essence are always on the ground. Namibia is a hard place—Rocky and arid—the edge of the Kalahari desert is right there. Its beauty is in the mountains, colors, sunsets, and bountiful animals that call Namibia home. Walking in the bush among giraffes and elands (with strict instructions on what to do if a leopard or a lion approaches), sitting in hides watching animals come to the waterholes, and experiencing magical sunsets that coat the land with its alluring colors. The distances between farms and preserves are massive. It is perfectly normal to drive four hours to the nearest town, five hours to the airport, two hours to get petrol… and an hour and a half for a house party. (It is advised not to drive at night, so when one is invited for dinner, you also get to spend the night!) Self-sufficiency is essential. Nothing is wasted. Every scrap has a use, and God forbid that something goes really wrong. Help is not on its way. I visited the wine country of South Africa and marveled at the history, design, architecture of the impressive Dutch wineries. This colonial style is truly unique, stoic in its elegant parallel lines, with a charm and humor in its curves and filigrees. Oh and great wines, by the way. And then Cape Town, which seemed like every other city in the world, with distinct neighborhoods, high risers, grand villas, and Table Mountain right there to remind you that you are at the end of the world. The beaches around Cape Town are beautiful. Penguins and seals become your friends, and whales move from one ocean to the other right in front of your eyes. You just have to look. And so now, after not even knowing how I am going to get over jet lag, I am flying to Spain, specifically to Carmona, to spend a few weeks with my sister and look at a little house I am thinking of buying. I am so sure that I want to have a more permanent home in Spain and not continue to be the eternal house-guest. My independence has become a driving force. So now, let's circle back to Tarzan. (I know you wanted to hear about this!) For the last few months, everyone who asks me if I want to date again… I always respond with a roll of the eyes: only if he is Tarzan. We all have different ideas of what that looks like, and in the many hysterically funny conversations I have had, describing a man as Tarzan sends us all into fits of laughter and uncontrollable giggles. A new friend said she wanted Thor and had actually found him, but he disappeared without a trace. Granted, he was a special forces guy… so I guess that is part of the profile. I am sticking with Tarzan; I feel that I am 1000% Jane, and Tarzan is, after all, the King of the Jungle. Why did I call this article “Love Language”? Because laughter is the best medicine of all, because without it life is really hard, and being able to giggle, have a sense of humor, and lighten our complicated days is a pleasure. Sharing laughter and good times with my friends is my love language. And with this, I leave you.Sincerely,The Serial Hostess. Thank you for subscribing. Leave a comment or share this episode.

Stefan "Tarzan" Melander har börjat året i dur och har onekligen form på stallet. På lördag har han chans i alla V75-lopp utom i kallblodsloppet. Här hör du hans tankar inför drömjackpoten på Bergsåker.   Vi hinner naturligtvis även prata banskötsel, träning, stammar och Jorma Kontio med den frispråkige travtränaren.   Sen pratar vi med superskötaren Fredrica Sandberg var dubbel pristagare på Hästgalan. Dels som skötare till Fame And Glory men även som mottagare av Stig H:s skötarstipendium. En gratulation tycker vi är på plats från Solvalla Podcast.   Sist men inte minst så ringer vi Lacke som har pluggat på inför lördagen och bjuder på sköna jackpotluringar.   Innehåll: 00.00 Hur håller Tarzan träningsbanorna i gott skick 10.33 Glädjen med Decision Maker 19.25 Chanserna för Stall Melanders hästar på V75. Vilka vågar du spika och vilket lopp ska helgarderas? 32.37 Så svårt är det för tränare att värdera sina chanser 38.29 Fredrica Sandberg blev dubbel pristagare på Hästgalan 48.29 De vann priser på Hästgalan. Några väntade… andra inte. 55.37 Lackes luringar till V75-drömjackpoten på lördag   Solvalla Podcast presenteras av Stall Courant   Gäster: Stefan "Tarzan" Melander, Fredrica Sandberg & Lacke   Programledare: Jörgen Forsberg, Anders Malmrot och Markus Myron.

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Chris and Tim are back after a week off to talk about the new Jurassic World movie, Rob Zombies The Munsters Teaser Trailer as well as the Trailer for Black Adam. The guys also go into all the park news including the removal of Tarzans entrance tree in Disneyland for the as yet to be confirmed refurbishment and possible Encanto change to Tarzans Treehouse.

We celebrate Spring Break in Lauderdale with the gayest and greatest Spring Break film ever. Spoiler alert: Tarzans all around! Plus: Rupaul, the Gayest Battle of the Bands ever, listener feedback, and so much more! PLUS PLUS: A bonus episode Film Sherpa Reveiw coming soon!! Links : Please support our Patreon, if you can!

Tarzan is in Paris visiting his old friend D'Arnot when he hears that his nemisis Nikolaus Rokoff has escaped from prison, Immediately Tarzan, knowing that Rokoff will try to get to Tarzans wife Jane and their yoiung son- heads for London. ANDROID USERS- 1001 Radio Days right here at Google Podcasts FREE: https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20radio%20days 1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales at Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5tZWdhcGhvbmUuZm0vQURMNzU3MzM0Mjg0NQ== 1001 Heroes, Legends, Histories & Mysteries at Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20heroes 1001 Sherlock Holmes Stories (& Tales from Arthur Conan Doyle) https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20sherlock%20holmes 1001 Ghost Stories & Tales of the Macabre on Spotify: https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20ghost%20stories 1001 Stories for the Road on Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20stories%20for%20the%20road Enjoy 1001 Greatest Love Stories on Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/search/1001%20greatest%20love%20stories 1001 History's Best Storytellers: (author interviews) on Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/show/1001-historys-best-storytellers APPLE USERS Catch 1001 Heroes on any Apple Device here (Free): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-heroes-legends-histories-mysteries-podcast/id956154836?mt=2  Catch 1001 CLASSIC SHORT STORIES at Apple Podcast App Now: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-classic-short-stories-tales/id1078098622 Catch 1001 Stories for the Road at Apple Podcast now:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-stories-for-the-road/id1227478901 NEW Enjoy 1001 Greatest Love Stories on Apple Devices here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-greatest-love-stories/id1485751552 Catch 1001 RADIO DAYS now at Apple iTunes!  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-radio-days/id1405045413?mt=2 NEW 1001 Ghost Stories & Tales of the Macabre is now playing at Apple Podcasts! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-ghost-stories-tales-of-the-macabre/id1516332327 NEW Enjoy 1001 History's Best Storytellers (Interviews) on Apple Devices here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-historys-best-storytellers/id1483649026 NEW Enjoy 1001 Sherlock Holmes Stories and The Best of Arthur Conan Doyle https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1001-sherlock-holmes-stories-best-sir-arthur-conan/id1534427618 Get all of our shows at one website: https://.1001storiespodcast.com REVIEWS NEEDED . My email works as well for comments: 1001storiespodcast@gmail.com SUPPORT OUR SHOW BY BECOMING A PATRON! https://.patreon.com/1001storiesnetwork. Its time I started asking for support! Thank you. Its a few dollars a month OR a one time. (Any amount is appreciated). YOUR REVIEWS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS AT APPLE/ITUNES AND ALL ANDROID HOSTS ARE NEEDED AND APPRECIATED! LINKS BELOW... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Der Titel ist heute Programm. Viele kennen die liebe Vita schon von TikTok oder Instagram. Sie setzt sich auf ihren Kanälen musikalisch für politisch schwierige Themen und Rechte ein. In ihren Raptexten verpackt sie aktuelle gesellschaftliche Probleme und vor allem tut sie das aus der Sicht einer Frau! Ich freue mich sehr, dass Vita dazu bereit war mit mir über ein weiteres aktuelles gesellschaftliches Problem zu sprechen. Cannamütter! In dieser Podcastfolge sprechen wir über unsere Ansicht zu Rauschmitteln, Aufklärung, eigene Erfahrungen und vor allem über Vitas Mindset. Du Mary Ich Jane , weil wir nicht allein sind unter all den Tarzans. Viel Spaß mit dieser Folge! Deine MissHighQuality ------------- Wir weisen darauf hin, dass diese Episode reinen Unterhaltungszwecken dient. Bitte informiere Dich über die Gesetzgebung in Deinem Land und begehe keine Straftaten!

Monstros esdrúxulos, robôs-Tarzans, sons e imagens insólitas e muita, muita loucura. Waldomiro e Fernando Torelli (Regulaverso) discutem o bizarríssimo filme Turist Ömer Uzay Yolu'nda, mais [...]

Monstros esdrúxulos, robôs-Tarzans, sons e imagens insólitas e muita, muita loucura. Waldomiro e Fernando Torelli (Regulaverso) discutem o bizarríssimo filme Turist Ömer Uzay Yolu'nda, mais conhecido por aí como “o Star Trek turco”. Tempo de duração: anormais 65 min Discutido nesse podcast: Abaixo, o filme sem legendas mas com qualidade de imagem muito melhor: COMENTADO:+ Read More

Faire de nous des Tarzans des temps modernes, voilà le rêve d'Hugo Colin avec sa méthode Wolf Movement qui vise à développer toutes les aptitudes physiques. Ramper, sauter, escalader, mais aussi chuter, combattre, survivre et secourir... L'objectif ? Avoir la plus grande adaptabilité possible ! Dans cet épisode, il partage notamment : - La place centrale que devrait avoir le jeu dans nos vies ; - Les "Movements Snack" à ajouter dans ses journées de bureau ; - Les intérêts de l'alimentation paléo pour la santé et l'énergie ; - Les aptitudes à maîtriser pour être capable de s'adapter à tous les contextes ; Une belle conversation qui t'encourage à te reconnecter à la nature sans pour autant rejeter les avantages du monde moderne. Et pour retrouver toutes les ressources partagées par Hugo ainsi que les photos de l'épisode, rendez-vous ici : https://limitless-project.com/wolf-movement/

In der letzen Podcastfolge haben ich mit Electra in der Vergangenheit gewühlt. Wo fing alles an? Auf der MaryJane Messe 2019 in Berlin! Was haben wir damals gedacht und empfunden? Wir standen auf jeden Fall da und dachten uns „Wow.. du Mary ich Jane unter den ganzen Tarzans?!“ Doch wie sieht es heute aus? Hat sich an der Frauenquote etwas geändert? Wie sah die Messe trotz Corona Bestimmungen aus? Was hat die Zeit gebracht? Und sind wir überhaupt noch die selben? Ein spannender Einblick in unsere Sichtweise, wie wir die Veranstaltung wahrgenommen haben hörst du in dieser Folge DuMaryIchJane der Podcast. Viel Spaß dabei Deine MissHighQuality ------------- Wir weisen darauf hin, dass diese Episode reinen Informationszwecken dient. Bitte informiere Dich über die Gesetzgebung in Deinem Land und begehe keine Straftaten!

Wie einige von euch bemerkt haben ist die letzte Folge ausgefallen. Ich wollte unbedingt mit der Thematik Cannabis und Haftstrafen weiter machen. Leider habe ich niemanden gefunden, der so kurzfristig mit mir über seine/ihre Erfahrungen reden wollte/konnte. Der Druck wurde immer Größer, was mich dazu brachte, noch einmal alles zu überdenken. Wie will ich weiter machen? Was will ich wirklich? Wo will ich hin? Fragen zu denen nur Ich mir die Antwort geben kann. Wie fing eigentlich alles an? und genau diese Frage brachte mich auf die Idee. Einmal zurück zum Anfang bitte! Am Anfang bin ich in die Öffentlichkeit gegangen um das Stigma "Cannabis und Frauen/Mütter" Thematisieren. Ich wollte vor allem Unsere Interessen, unser Wissen, unsere Ängste und Stärken thematisiere. Dass die Zeit vor knapp zwei Jahren noch nicht reif war bemerkte ich schnell, also habe ich dem Thema "Cannabis in deutschen Verhältnissen" eine Stimme gegeben. In den letzten Jahren hat man Fortschritte gesehen, es kamen immer mehr Produkte auf den Markt und auch Shops sprossen aus dem Boden wie Pilze. Ich durfte viele wundervolle Menschen in diesen Jahren kennen lernen. Ich habe viele Geschichten hören dürfen und konnte bei einigen die Weiterentwicklung ganz nah mitbekommen. Ich denke nun es ist an der Zeit. Es ist die richtige Zeit zum Anfang zurück zu springen und Frauen in dieser Thematik eine Stimme zu geben. DuMaryIchJane in einem Moment entstanden. In einem Moment in der uns Frauen in der Cannabisszene nochmal bewusst geworden ist wie "männerdominiert" der Bereich ist. Ich danke jedem Mann der seine Kraft ins weiterbringen der Akzeptanz über Cannabis in Deutschland setzt, aber ich habe mich entschlossen den Frauen, die diese Kraft auch besitzen, eine Plattform zu geben. Du Mary Ich Jane, weil wir nicht allein sind unter all den Tarzans. Viel Spaß mit dieser Podcast Folge! Eure MissHighQuality ------------- Wir weisen darauf hin, dass diese Episode reinen Informationszwecken dient. Bitte informiere Dich über die Gesetzgebung in Deinem Land und begehe keine Straftaten!

Med utgångspunkt i Tarzans "magstödade" vrål och Betty Boops pipiga utrop lyssnar vi oss fram genom karakteristiska röster som fångat oss genom tiderna. Varför sänkte Paris Hilton sitt tonläge när hon ville kliva fram som affärskvinna? Och varför lät manliga komiker förr i tiden som gnällkärringar när de spelade kvinnor?

Day 121 - As Willow and I strode out the gate, it looked like a car park. Surely not, well yes it was. It is a pedestrian path, you know the path that used to flood each time it rained. Until the Canal and River Trust (CRT) ruined my fun and paid some party poopers to raise it. Now when it rains we can't use the gate because the flood is now redirected in front of it. Back to the Carpark which was formerly known as the pedestrian area. Council car after council truck after council lifty arm thingy vehicle. Yep, all manners of vehicles parked out here today. What for? They are timbering, is that the correct term. Ah, who cares – what is correct terms between friends. Of course, Willow was far too distracted being noisey to do anything anywhere in the facility of so many fascinating vehicles and people looking up to the sky. I didn't see superman, but I did see Lumber Jacks and a Jackie in the trees, no didn't see any Tarzans. It looks like the council has come in, to cut the height of the trees so they don't interfere with the powerlines. It puts me in mind of a lost loved one, who being of the older generation and having lived way before the national grid came into being in the 1960s, just said off the cuff one day that the power cables should have been put underground. Thinking about it logically and logistically a total nightmare, but I think the point she was making is that they are so ugly, they do impact the landscape. I'll go further as to say, isn't that what the majority of us is aiming for, to have a lesser footprint. To go back to times gone by and be self-sufficient. At the times we just giggled when she said it. But hindsight is a wonderful thing and looking back upon that moment in time I sit here now thinking, maybe she had a point, from a bygone era but unbeknown a forward thinker nonetheless. Sorry if potentially this was a little bit deep. Makes you think though. If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a five-star rating or review and share it with those you feel would also enjoy them. Don't forget to follow us, here for future episodes – once again thank you for listening. Same walk different viewpoints - Come say Hi at; Our website - https://changingpace.co.uk Louise's (Couch Potato) account of the walks can also be found here; 1. https://twitter.com/NbChangingPac 2. https://www.facebook.com/NBChangingPace 3. https://www.instagram.com/nbchangingpace 4. https://www.tiktok.com/@narrowboatchangingpace 5. https://www.youtube.com/c/NarrowboatChangingPace Willow's (Great Dane) account of the walks can also be found here; 1. https://www.facebook.com/WillowTheGreatDane 2. https://www.instagram.com/willowwalks1000miles 3. https://www.tiktok.com/@willowwalks1000miles 4. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBdl0W-Q_vJQmQQ3Ae1Bogw PLEASE NOTE - We are not contracted or affiliated with the official #walk1000miles challenge, we are just participants - https://www.walk1000miles.co.uk Some of our posts contain affiliate links, We earn a small commission if you choose to make a purchase using these links, they cost you nothing extra. Every little click helps, thank you for supporting us. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/narrowboat-changing-pace/message

  This week, John, Hunter, and Eric take a look at Tarzan and the Valley of Gold, the 1966 film starring Mike Henry. Being a Tarzan episode, we can't help but talk about the character, the books, the various Tarzans, and more.

We are back for the second week in a row and today we celebrate spooky season! Join us for our Halloween plans, Platonic relationships, Tarzans sexual issues, Political talk, the Spider Verse and soooo much more! Will we be able to continue this streak?, Who TF knows but make sure to follow us on our social medias and platforms to never miss an episode ;) https://linktr.ee/TPJPODCAST Shoutout to Vilkas Sound for the Sparkle effect noise YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3fQ3k55Hyi2bcRJo_gdAnA/ SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/user-441810979 TWITTER: https://twitter.com/soundvilkas Thanks to CDD20 for the Image!

What if you could make 7-figures simply from email alone? Imagine this - zero hours spent on social media content, blog writing, podcast hosting, YouTube creating, live streaming ... Just simple, straightforward email marketing. Sounds too good to be true, right, and goes against EVERYTHING we've been told about creating a successful business. Now look, I would have been sceptical too until I started following the journey of this weeks podcast guest, Tarzan Kay. Tarzans business superpower is creating fun-to-read, more-addictive-than-Game-of-Thrones email copy that converts like a dream, and her approach is radical, rule-breaking and implemented alongside a powerful wellness toolkit. In this episode we explore new realms of email marketing, including: How to build a potent email list of your ideal clients  The secret to mastering email copy that converts Why psychedelics are an important part of Tarzan's business toolkit Why the 7-figure dream isn't all it's cracked up to be How to rapidly scale your biz without using social media If you are ready to fully release the 'shoulds' in your business and embark on a powerful trajectory of growth that has you firmly back in the drivers seat  (breaking rules and convention when necessary) then tune in now and you'll never look back. If you enjoy the episode, please be sure to take a screenshot and share it out on Instagram and tag me @kirstykianifard and I'll be sure to share your comments and big takeaways on my Instagram Stories as well. Also, please make sure to give us a review on iTunes (or Google Play, Stitcher, Android, TuneIn, Spotify). You can find the SHOW NOTES for this episode here. _____________________________________________________ RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: [FREE TRAINING] How To Confidently Start & Scale Your Wellness Business - https://www.kirstykianifard.com/freetraining Tarzan Kay: Website - https://tarzankay.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/tarzan_kay _____________________________________________________ IF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE, YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: 9 Success Secrets For Mums In Business - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/9-success-secrets-for-mums-in-business/id1455716065 How To Create Irresistible Content - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/how-to-create-irresistible-content/id1455716065?i=1000466832470 __________________________________________________________ Say hi to Kirsty Kianifard on social: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kirstykianifard/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KirstyKianifard Instagram: http://instagram.com/kirstykianifard

What happened to the car commercials of yore? Back in the day, carmakers didn't bother with drone footage of cars cruising along a coastline or navigating empty cityscapes. No, they offered us a vision of the fantastic: spandex-clad Romeos, 9-to-5 Tarzans, and women scientists! Andrew and Vieves marvel at car commercials as they once were.

In an effort to help you lead your business in these times, I’ve been bringing some great guests on the show, and today is no different. My guest is Tarzan Kay, a former copywriter and online business owner who now helps people through her online courses and coaching programs. The last time Tarzan was a guest on the show, back in May 2019, she talked about how to create big revenue with a small email list. Today’s topic is something that is so important for online entrepreneurs, especially now, which is how to show up for your audience in an authentic way. We cover things like if we should be selling at this time, how to use urgency and scarcity the right way, what she sees happening in these uncertain times, and so much more! If you have a topic that you’d like me to cover on the podcast, as always please reach out to me by direct message on Instagram, @rickmulready. On the Show Today You’ll Learn: What Tarzan is grateful for right now, and why she feels it is the perfect time for us step up and be authentic with our audiences The messaging she’s been using, plus why she thinks online entrepreneurs are in a perfect position to help others right now What true scarcity looks like – and what it isn’t A breakdown of a recent launch of Tarzans that taught her many lessons How she’s really been able to grow her business so quickly What to remember if you want to show up in front of someone else’s audience

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This is a very different type of conversation with Tarzan Kay, Queen of Email and often known for her work with Amy Porterfield. My girl Tarzan’s an insanely savvy launch strategist & copywriting expert who went from $45 p/hour to a premium brand in merely a few years. Tarzan’s taken the internet by storm with her ability to crush the inbox, 80s branding and passion for talkin’ about money. When you tune in, Tarzan will reveal the surprising truth about her beautiful branding and mindset of her business right now. You’ll hang on the edge of your earbuds hearing: *Why Tarzan’s rewriting her website, only rebranded & designed 1 year before *The problem Tarzans sees in messaging (including her own)  *How to speak to different kinds of client avatars in one concise way *A few businesses Tarzan’s owned (and yes, fermentation is involved)  *How clients will actually react to you RAISING prices  *A super trashy product Tarzan bought off of Instagram *How to create a more premium brand with services people will pay more for  *The brilliant email Tarzan got from her designer...that led her to invest $10k pronto *About checking in on potential unconscious biases *The easy way to plan for a photoshoot vs. simply “pick outfits”  *The role Amy Porterfield as a client has played in her business  *What’s really at stake with branding (that’s NOT design or a logo) IF YOU FOLLOW THESE STEPS BY JAN 3RD, 2020, YOU CAN WIN AN AMAZON GIFT CARD: WRITE a review on your podcast app Take a screenshot + SHARE THE REVIEW or EPISODE on Instagram When you share on Insta, make sure to: LIKE AND TAG -- @allisonevelyn_   (Yup, underscore AFTER my name ;) +LIKE AND TAG -- @BrandWithBite You’re done. See if you win! FOR THE $0 AD LIBS THAT MAKE MARKETING & WEBSITE WRITING SO EASY, GRAB THOSE AT:  BrandWithBite.com/AdLibs FOR MORE OF TARZAN, GO TO: https://tarzankay.com/  Instagram: @Tarzan_Kay https://www.instagram.com/tarzan_kay/ 

Vi alla har någon gång upplevt något skumt i ett förhållande, kanske något sjukt till och med. I dagens avsnitt av ''Allt eller Inget'' med Cluee & Tarzan får ni följa med tillbaka något år till en incident som pågick en längre period där allt grundade sig på en stalker som Tarzan hade. Instagram: Cluee: @realcluee Tarzan: @tarzanjiar Mailkontakt: mikael_hallstrom@live.se

I dagens podcast pratar vi om Tarzans sjuka sexfantasier. Kontakta oss på instagram. Cluee @realcluee Tarzan @tarzanjiar mikael_hallstrom@live.se

So last week we took a stroll around Disneyland by way of Tarzans treehouse. This week we are going to switch it up and enjoy some source audio from the parks. Today we find ourselves waiting in line to board a boat that will take us into the perilous and romantic world of swashbuckling pirates. So whether you're working, running errands, or simply relaxing, journey with me to the Disney Parks and enjoy the sounds of the Pirates of the Caribbean. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vi havde tårnhøje forventninger til sammenlægningen af holdene. Desværre viser det sig at være helt absurd kedeligt fjernsyn. Derfor bruger vi tiden på blandt andet at koncentrere os om den efterhånden ret inkriminerende bunke beviser i den store Thomas Mygind-svindelsag. Vi vender selvfølgelig også lige Tarzans seksualliv, og så får vi brainstormet lidt omkring nye innovationer på hotdog-markedet.

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Stromboli or Calzone?  Disappointing food experiences and restaurants.  Car Shows and museums.  Do Blacks like Olive Garden more than other restaurants. More on Red Box and Netflix.  Who were the best Tarzans and why Frank hates Tarzan.  Best food combinations.

We're here again with our boy, Max “Rambouski” Benfer. Strangely he always finds our secret bunker! Despite our better judgment, we let him appear on the show … (what can we say, we feel bad for the guy!). He's had quite a colorful past and in his previous life, Max served in men's ministry - basically calling men to set up camp in Neverland and play in the dirt. In all seriousness, what is men's ministry supposed to look like and what makes it successful? If ministering to the men-folk looks like a pack of Tarzans in the woods while "Jane" stays home, it's time we reconsider our strategy.Please make a donation to the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals so we can continue producing Mortification of Spin. When you donate, please select the category Mortification of Spin so that your gift is designated to the correct ministry. Thank you for your support.

This is Part 2 of our conversation with character actor and star of the 1959 Hollywood movie, Tarzan, the Ape Man, Denny Miller! In part 1 we got to hear about Denny's early experiences in Hollywood and playing the part of Tarzan. We heard that the Asian Elephants used in the movie had to wear rubber ears to look like African Elephants, that riding elephants entailed using ladders to mount them and since a saddle was out of the question, Tarzan has to worry about a bad chaffing problem as he wore only a loin cloth while sitting on the elephants rough and bristly back. And apparently Tarzans the world over are vulnerable to occasional sudden nasty bites from their co-stars and friends, the chimpanzees. Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - I Was a Hollywood Tarzan Part 2 on Pet Life Radio var ACE_AR = {Site: '845738', Size: '468060'};

In this episode we discuss the history of The Swiss Family Treehouse, and the changes that took place in 1999. 

Dr. Jones reviews recent activities for the Tarzan Centennial celebrations, including the guest of honor, Jane Goodall. Upcoming guests include: TV and Hollywood movie Tarzans, and Tree Walkers International to discuss world-wide amphibian extinctions. In honor of Tarzan's anniversary, Dr. Jones offers a selection of African music. Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Tarzan's Anniversary, Upcoming Guests, African Music on Pet Life Radio var ACE_AR = {Site: '845738', Size: '468060'};

Vi rundar av vårsäsongen och laddar om inför sommarens sändningsbonanza med en fyrverkeriliknande greatest hits-show bestående av guldkorn från det senaste halvåret. Bland höjdpunkterna hör du om sexfantasier till söndagsbilagorna, sex i närheten av apa och sex till tonerna av Lars Winnerbäck. Och så blir det lite om runda brön och bollhav på IT-kontor. Här kommer en mer specad innehålldeklaration: Bert Kolker, även känd som Bagel-Bert från Bagarmossen, berättar om hur ett stigbygelsformat judiskt frifräsarbröd färdades över hav och nationsgränser för att så småningom landa på ZTV-redaktionen. Kritikerna och popmusikkonnässörerna Alice Eggers och Sebastian Suarez-Golborne gräver djupt i den monumentala lyrikboxen Dikt 1598-1939. De hittar den svenska 1800-talspoesins svar på Ian Curtis och några andra tydliga lyriktrådar som leder från 1700 –talet fram till Thåström, Pascal, Kent och inte minst Marie Bergmans proggreggaerökare Ingen kommer undan politiken. Inslaget sändes på Rocklyrikens dag i vintras. Uppmärksammade romandebutanten Eli Levén – som i vintras utkom med Du är rötterna som sover vid mina fötter och håller jorden på plats - och skribenten Jessika Gedin berättar om erotiska läsupplevelser i söndagsbilagor och i mammas hrdcorefeministiska böcker. Ur P3 Kulturs digra arkiv av litteratursamtal om b-kändisbiografier hämtar vi pratet om filmstjärnechimpansen Cheetas självbiografi. P3 Kulturs producent Tommie Jönsson läser Tarzans sidekicks Me, Cheeta som en fundamentalist läser Bibeln – medan Johanna Koljonen mer lutar åt att boken skall ses som en roman. P3 Kulturs reporter Sara Lundin återbesöker kreativa rum från IT-erans gryning och får vittnesmål om vad som hände med skaparlusten när sjaviga manchestersoffor och sovhögar med rosahåriga tonåringar byttes ut mot mer och mer blankpolerade ytor och designerföremål. Och du – på tisdag 15 juni rullar vi igång P3 Kulturs sommarsäsong. Varje tisdag, onsdag, torsdag och fredag under resten av sommaren sänder vi mellan 10:02 och 12:00. Så sluta inte tvätta öronen!