Podcasts about Uncle Albert

#561 Nut Lifter - Richard has had some trouble getting his show props through customs (but not back again). His guest is comedy legend Paul Whitehouse. They chat about plastering for Fry and Laurie, acting with Michael Caine, how Loadsamoney stormed the comedy world and disappeared again, the moment that defined Gone Fishing, the sweaty men from Dragons' Den, how Smashie and Nicey worked on the third attempt, how Vinnie Jones nearly punched Uncle Albert and the whole amazing career of "the greatest actor of all time”.See RHLSTP at the Edinburgh Fringe https://www.edfringe.com/tickets/whats-on/richard-herring-rhlstpSee Richard's tour http://richardherring.com/ballback/tourSee RHLSTP live http://richardherring.com/rhlstpSUPPORT THE SHOW!Watch our TWITCH CHANNELSee extra content at our WEBSITE Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rhlstp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the third installment we described two ways to apply Einstein's admonition when he observed that we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. The first practice involved placing the problem you are working to solve inside an even bigger problem. The second practice involved the cultivation of a symphonic loom of expanded considerations.The realization latent in this admonishment from Uncle Albert is that we cannot expect to stumble on new perceptions with the same toolset we used to fashion the map of meaning that generated the problems we now confront.Moreover, the faculties and “organs” of seeing, intuiting, and believing used when we generated our worldview are likely insufficient in our search for new ways of perceiving with which to be able to solve the problems we face.In this and in the following installments we are embarking on the search for ways to unlock new perceptions, connections, and intuitions. We seek the activation of sense organs that naturally court and grow the spaces available for the soul to liberate. We will develop this pathway one step at a time and invite you to engage and play with the practices we demonstrate.This work is part of the continuing Portalsdiscovery into what is emerging on the frontiers of human experience in this time of profound change. Information about upcoming special events can be found on the Events page. Also visit and subscribe to our YouTube channel. TWEETABLE QUOTES “We don't seek to empty the mind by releasing identification with passing thoughts as a way of calming the survival wiring in the brain. Instead, this work into the Soul invites you to free the mind to its connective communion capacity, where it brings to the Soul potent energies to nourish its two higher natures.” (Aviv)“As we develop these conversation pathways into the soul, naturally we confront several challenges. A key challenge is finding the courage to drop the lies we have been told about what a human is. There is a catch. How do you let go of misleading lies you have been programmed to believe in, without having new or elevated or clearer perspectives that can replace those convictions and beliefs?” (Aviv)  RESOURCES MENTIONED Portals of Perception WebsiteAviv's LinkedIn Aviv's TwitterAviv's WebsitePortals Into the Soul, Chapter 4: A Growing Space for the Soul

The Richard Syrett Show, September 4th, 2024 Subscribe to Richard's newsletter, "Why I Fight" Scroll to bottom of page https://sauga960am.ca/programs/the-richard-syrett-show Jagmeet Singh Ends Coalition Agreement with Trudeau Liberals https://tnc.news/2024/09/04/singh-ends-coalition-agreement-with-trudeau-liberals/ Blacklock's Reporter files notice of appeal in Blacklock's Reporter v. Attorney General. We challenge a May 31 ruling by a federal judge. The outcome will determine the viability of independent media in our country. https://www.blacklocks.ca/note-from-blacklocks-editor/   Department of Justice Senior Councel Refers to Media Critics as Animal Urine on Social Media https://www.blacklocks.ca/calls-media-critics-dog-urine/  Tom Korski Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.blacklocks.ca THE CULT OF CLIMATE CHANGE Phoenix notched its 100th straight day of 100-degree temperatures, shattering a decades-old record https://fortune.com/2024/09/04/phoenix-arizona-100th-straight-day-100-degree-temperatures-shattering-records/   Meet the climate researcher who wants to take away your refrigerator https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13808351/nicola-twilley-advocating-refrigerator-effects-climate-change.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton   By 2050, there could be more than 40 million metric tonnes of blade waste piling up worldwide https://x.com/wideawake_media/status/1831301458878169541?s=48&t=NGJd8e_0uhcJwabvmjR-8g   Tony Heller – Geologist, weather historian, founder of https://realclimatescience.com German Politics Upended with Huge Gains for Right Wing Populist Party AfD in Regional Elections https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2024/09/02/germany-elections-far-right-party-olaf-scholz/75044747007/ Trump Ahead in Michigan According to Left-Leaning Pollsters https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-kamala-harris-michigan-poll-1947138 How Trump Can Destroy Kamala in Upcoming Debate?  Dr. Steve Turley – The Patriot Professor, founder of Turley Talks, hugely popular YouTuber, over 1 million YouTube subscribers and 15 million podcast listeners, plus millions more across all platforms including Rumble and X. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DrSteveTurleyTV https://fight.turleytalks.com THIS DAY IN ROCK HISTORHY In 1969, the film Easy Rider – starring Jack Nicholson, Peter Fonda, and Dennis Hopper – opened at The Classic in London, England. The movie's soundtrack featured songs from a handful of then-current acts, including The Band, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, and Steppenwolf.  In 1971, Paul and Linda McCartney topped the Billboard Hot 100 with “Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey,” from their album Ram. Released only in the US, the track was McCartney's first solo No.1 in the country. Paul would later explain that “Uncle Albert” was based on his real-life uncle: “He's someone I recall fondly and when the song was coming, it was like a nostalgia thing.”  In 1976, The Bee Gees went to No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 with “You Should Be Dancing.” The song, which would later be featured on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, launched the trio towards disco stardom and marked the group's first chart-topper to feature their trademark falsetto vocals. Jeremiah Tittle, Co-Host of “The 500 with Josh Adam Myers” podcast and CEO/Founder of Next Chapter Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a lively session in the faculty lounge, as Professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo are both coming to us from California and … let's just say that Richard seems to be enjoying life in the sun. First up, a guided tour through Donald Trump's legal travails: the questions about whether he'll be allowed on the ballot, the controversy over presidential immunity, and the debate over whether a second Trump Administration will pose a unique threat to the rule of law. Then we delve into a controversy over executive power regarding Joe Biden: is the president overstepping the limits of his office with attacks on the Houthis in Yemen? Some senators think so. Finally, we stop off at the Supreme Court to examine the case that might upend the administrative state — and we also examine why former Supreme Court clerks are getting half-million dollar signing bonuses. All that, plus wisdom from Richard's Uncle Albert, an In-N-Out update from John (would it be the California episode without it?), and a (mean-spirited and factually inaccurate) discussion of why Senik didn't go to law school.

It's a lively session in the faculty lounge, as Professors Richard Epstein and John Yoo are both coming to us from California and … let's just say that Richard seems to be enjoying life in the sun. First up, a guided tour through Donald Trump's legal travails: the questions about whether he'll be allowed on the ballot, the controversy over presidential immunity, and the debate over whether a second Trump Administration will pose a unique threat to the rule of law. Then we delve into a controversy over executive power regarding Joe Biden: is the president overstepping the limits of his office with attacks on the Houthis in Yemen? Some senators think so. Finally, we stop off at the Supreme Court to examine the case that might upend the administrative state — and we also examine why former Supreme Court clerks are getting half-million dollar signing bonuses. All that, plus wisdom from Richard's Uncle Albert, an In-N-Out update from John (would it be the California episode without it?), and a (mean-spirited and factually inaccurate) discussion of why Senik didn't go to law school.

Being a writer is hard, and there's always some "Uncle Albert"-style character that's trying to convince you to get a haircut and get a real job. But that butt-head aside: does your family support your career as an author? Featuring from Breakwater Books Ltd.:Olivia Robinson, author of Blue Moth MotelSusan MacDonald, author of Edge of TimeFrom Engen Books Ltd.:Ellen Curtis, author of the Infinity seriesErin Vance, author of ExposureChelsea Bee, author of Fall With MeLauralana Dunne, author of AshesJon Dobbin, author of The StarvingNicole Little, author of Roxy Buckles and the Flight of the SparrowTeresita E. Dziadura, author of Corporate InvasionKit Sora, author of The ArtobiographyJennifer Shelby, author of Plague of the DreamlessJRH Lawless, author of The General Buzz seriesFrom Marvel & Mirage Comics:Andrew Hawthorn, author of "Mere Appendix," Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesJed Mackay, author of Moon Knight and Black CatAlso featuring: Alisha Morrissey, writer at Rogue Penguin Creative!Tanith Frost, author of Vines and VicesJohn Haas, author of The Reluctant BarbarianBC Laybolt, author of To Drown in SandAmanda Labonte, author of Call of the SeaJosh Connors, author of Small Town QueerOriginally broadcast on August 26, 2024 on CHMR 93.5 FM in St. John's, and on other great stations across the country.  Check out As Loved Our Fathers, the latest book from Write Project host Matthew LeDrew: https://amzn.to/3HB7BABIt's a hunt for the Holy Grail taken on by an American Anthropologist and a Newfoundland History professor that unveils hidden secrets within Newfoundland history! Support the showListen on CHMR online at http://www.chmr.ca/​This program, and others like it, are helped by support from viewers and fans on Patreon. Consider helping support Engen Books on Patreon for as little as $1.00 a month for excellent rewards, including books! https://www.patreon.com/engenbooks​Checkout Engen titles at http://www.engenbooks.com/​The Write Project signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8W9OTEngen Horror Society Signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8YemrFantasy Files signup for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/c8X4zLEngen's Science-Fiction Newsletter for FREE book: http://eepurl.com/ir5JmgThis recording copyright © 2023 Matthew LeDrew

More from the Muldoon and McCartney Life in Lyrics podcast.     "Penny Lane", "Here Today", "Uncle Albert" and "Live and Let Die".     A study in how Paul McCartney thinks about characters, both his own and those given to him for a song.   Martin Quibell co-hosts, which only seems proper.

Tucker Carlson for Trump VP? From trial balloon to electric Trump-Tucker entrance at UFC 295, host approves of this concept. Same instincts, trusted by the base. A once in a lifetime opportunity to help save America from globalist socialism. The time is now. Fox in a box. Praise for the high energy hard to control UFC people. Propaganda doesn't work on them, and the Ruling Class has no idea what to do with them. Essential for our democracy. Why is GOP so loudly silent about plans for election integrity 2024? Discourses on Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas. A Moveable Feast. Slippery Elm Bark. Notes on Aunt Gertrude from the Hardy Boys, and Aunt Bea from The Andy Griffith Show. Uncle Albert. It Don't Come Easy. What Is Life? Ringo, Paul and George. With Great Listener Calls.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the ‘70s there were signs that crime was on the uptick. Did you surrender any money as the victim of a stick up? After you were scammed, did you vow I won't get fooled again? At times it seemed like there was a breakdown in society where there ain't no sunshine to be found. Yet we all know there was a bigger story in your eyes. You had a look that said I woke up in love this morning with a sweet city woman! This week whatcha see is whatcha get when we take a look at the Billboard Top 40 from the Week of September 25, 1971. I'm not a liar when I say this one is bound to bring out some smiling faces sometimes, if you know what I mean. Link to a listing of the songs in this week's episode:  https://top40weekly.com/1971-all-charts/#US_Top_40_Singles_Week_Ending_25th_September_1971 Data Sources: Billboard Magazine, where the charts came from and on what the countdown was based. Websites: allmusic.com, songfacts.com,  wikipedia.com (because Mark's lazy) Books: “Ranking the 70's” by Dann Isbell, and Bill Carroll “American Top 40 With Casey Kasem (The 1970's)" by Pete Battistini. Rejected Episode Titles: The Story in Your Eyes?  Watcha See is Watcha Get Go Away Little Maggie May I Woke Up Saturday Morning in Confusion This is a Stick Up, Do You Know What I Mean? Some points of interest we talked about in this episode: Robert Moog on the pronunciation of Moog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDN-y0QQ7cs Moog Inc.: https://www.moog.com/ Moog Music: https://www.moogmusic.com/ The Deep Purple Podcast Episode #229 – Remembering Bernie Marsden: https://deeppurplepodcast.com/2023/09/02/episode-229-remembering-bernie-marsden/

Award winning author David Naster gives Nobel Prize winner Albert Einstein the explanation he searched a lifetime for. Albert Einstein wrote in a letter to his daughter, “There is an extremely powerful force that, so far, science has not found a formal explanation to. It is a force that includes and governs all others, and is even behind any phenomenon operating in the universe and has not yet been identified by us. This universal force is LOVE.” Well, Uncle Albert, (not actually a relative, just having fun) Davey boy here is about to give you that definition you never received. You may wonder what qualifies me for such a comprehensive undertaking, and I can answer that in five words; I discovered an accurate definition. Get the book or PDF download at: naster.com/laughstore

Springs Toledo writes about his uncle, Albert Burns, and his family's story of crime and forgiveness.

Queremos llevarles de la mano a un tema muy importante de los primeros tiempos como solista de Paul McCartney: Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, publicado en 1971. Ricardo Portman nos cuenta su historia. Escucharemos Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, Uncle Albert (medley), The Back Seat of My Car y Too Many People. Espacio patrocinado por varios oyentes anónimos… ¡GRACIAS! Si os gusta el programa podéis apoyar Ecos del Vinilo Radio siendo patrocinadores ¡por lo que vale un café al mes! desde el botón azul de iVoox. Recuerden que nuestros programas los pueden escuchar también en: Nuestra web https://ecosdelvinilo.com Radio M7 (Córdoba) lunes 18:00 y sábados 17:00. Radio Free Rock (Cartagena) viernes 18:00. Generación Radio (Medellín, Colombia) jueves y domingos 19:00 (hora Col.) Radio Hierbabuena (Lima, Perú) jueves 20:00 (hora Perú)

It turns out that Hermit Crabs are good at logistics too and the I have been put straight on the fact that not all small van drivers are Uncle Albert, some are also Billy Whizzers. #courier questions #truck questions #lorry questions.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pete-the-courier-drivers-sunday-q-and-a-the-story-so-far/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Only Fools and Horses is a British institution and its legacy has lasted over 40 years. Launching in 1981, the British public were introduced to a loveable but rogish family of traders from a council estate in Peckham. Del Boy, Rodney, Granddad and Uncle Albert have been a part of our lives ever since. In this Retro Chat special, Andy is joined by Lee Tyers to look back at the legacy of Only Fools and Horses and to discuss one of their favourite episodes that being "Miami Twice: The Movie". Don't forget to check out Lee and Becky in their new podcast "Brit Bucs" which is about UK fans talking all things NFL and the Tampa Bay Bucaneers you can visit the website at http://britbucs.com/ and subscribe to them on Apple and Spotify Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/3MuphFE21gkUWyqweTTNO1 Apple Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-britbucs-podcast/id1632930284 Join us on social media and join in the conversation using the #BackinTime Follow on social media FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/retrochatpodcast INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/retrochatpodcast TWITTER - https://www.twitter.com/retrochatpod DISCORD - https://discord.gg/MsdMRteHZk Email: retrochatpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/retrochatpodcast/message

Michael and Jane go with their nanny to visit Uncle Albert. They end up laughing so hard that they join him and have a floating tea party up near the ceiling of the room! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leilani-hargreaves/support

This week on Disney on the Rocks, Eric and Jeff make the medicine go down with a few cocktails inspired by our favorite nanny Mary Poppins. This supercalifragilisticexpialidocious episode is practically perfect in every way, as the guys cover Eric's daughter's favorite movie on the planet. Some of the things we talk about include: Movies where a dad loses his job. What exactly IS Mary Poppins? (Cuz she ain't human.) Eric's Uncle Albert impression. Julie Andrews or Emily Blunt? Ranking EVERY SONG from the movie! Post Credits Adorableness. Tune in and have fun listening! Theme Music provided by Detty: Check him out on Spotify! This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Sadly many of the cast of Only Fools & Horses have passed away but imagine we had the chance to interview Grandad, Uncle Albert, Trigger and Boycie (Lennard Pearce, Buster Merryfield, Roger Lloyd Pack, John Challis) I have put together this special podcast of interviews with the actors who have sadly left us

Escape to Cornwall this summer.... A heart-warming, feel-good romance, returning to the beautiful Cornish town of Karen's Kindle best seller The Cornish Hotel by the Sea. When Hattie is made redundant and evicted from her flat in one horrible week, she needs time to rethink. Uncle Albert left her and her father each half of Fisherman's Rest, his home in the Cornish town of Port Medden, so this seems the perfect place to escape to until she can figure things out. As Hattie stays in the cottage, clearing it out, tidying it up and getting it ready to sell, she starts to find her feet in Port Medden and making a new home here begins to feel right. If only her dad didn't need a quick sale and things weren't complicated by her unwelcoming neighbour Marcus....

Prayer of the day, introduction, pledge of allegiance, star spangled banner, who is the true conservative, strategy, tactics, political priorities, cultural priorities, no free lunch, culture of disrespect, my bicentennial year - apple farm, who's the socialist, conclusion

Albert Adomah, Sex Pistol Glen Matlock and Inbetweeners creator Iain Morris join Chris Charles and Paul Finney in a star-studded podcast that's not to be missed!

This week it is a very special bumper podcast! Covering QPR's wins against Luton, Huddersfield and then a quick preview of Derby away. Then the main event 'R' chat with Uncle Albert, we sit down with the inform man at QPR to discuss his career as a player and his love for the club as a supporter! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 2:  Episodes 29 – 37   Samantha disappears intermittently.   Samantha gets blackmailed by a private detective for using her powers.  Samantha mistakes a hobo to be Darrin's Uncle Albert.  Endora gives the world two Darrins – a serious one and a fun side one.  A teenage warlock falls in love with Samantha.  The private detective arrives again to blackmail Samantha and Darrin.  Endora sends Samantha and Darrin back in time to see if Darrin would have married Samantha if he knew ahead of time if she was a witch.  Darren thinks Samantha's magic got him the perfume account.   Opening Credits; Introduction (.35); Bewitching Going Ons; Season 2: Episode 29: Disappearing Samantha (12:57); Episode 30: Follow That Witch (Part 1) (19.44); Episode 31: Follow That Witch (Part 2) (27.40); Episode 32: A Bum Raps  (31.35); Episode 33: Divided He Falls (38.48); Episode 34: Man's Best Friend (49.01); Episode 35: The Catnapper (57.54); Episode 36: What Every Young Man Should Know (1:05.56); Episode 27:  The Girl With The Golden Nose (1:14.35); Witch or Mortal (1:30.09); The Bewitching Hour (1:37.31); End Credits (1:42.21); Closing Credits (1:42.52)   Opening Credits– Theme Song from Bewitched Television Show by Jack Keller.  Copyright owned by Screen Gems.   Closing Credits – Everybody Wants To Be A Cat by The Stretchy Legs Big Band– from the motion picture Aristocats.  2019 Sketchy Leg Big Band Productions.   http://www.sebskelly.com/contact    All rights reserved.   All Songs available through Amazon.  

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I'm not talking about Uncle Albert's E = mc2. I'm talking about the 'relativity calculation' that your customers make before they decide to buy...especially if it's a non-essential product. They relate the price of your thing to something else they could use the money for. $2,000 for an upgrade to Business Class Vs 2 nights in the Suite at that fancy hotel. $20 for a steak and 1 beer, Vs $16 for a Burger and 2 beers. You need to be thinking of this when you're deciding on your Pricing and your Marketing. You must convey the value and benefits of your product or service...because you can be sure your customers are making these 'relativity calculations' all the time. #marketing #pricingstrategy #consumerbehaviour

David and Paul are joined by Talking Rangers' Charlie Wise and Brian McCarthy to discuss the Jekyll & Hyde Easter performances, priorities for the rest of the season and quite what Uncle Albert needs to do to get more game time

On a déjà parlé des grands-parents, et plus particulièrement des grands-mères ; des cousins et cousines ; eh bien, il y a un autre personnage du cercle familial qui revient souvent chez nos rockeurs, c’est l’oncle ! Cet oncle évoqué dans des classiques de Paul McCartney, des Rolling Stones ou encore d’Aerosmith. --- Du lundi au vendredi, Fanny Gillard et Laurent Rieppi vous dévoilent une anecdote sur le rock chaque matin dans le Morning Club à 6h30. Rediffusion à 13h30 dans Lunch Around The Clock sur Classic 21, la Radio Rock n' Pop.

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Our latest episode where we revel in Uncle Albert's last minute winner. We chat everything from Watford to Charlie's big 50, to Warburtons new formation, to Dieng's aeroplane and even who has the most R's appearances Holloway or Mackie. We also look ahead to Rangers weekend match at home to Blackburn.

Happy holidays everyone and welcome to the thirty-ninth episode of Much Review About Nothing: our merrily misanthropic Cynical Christmas Special! This time we delved into animated blasphemy and reviewed The Star (2017). Again, we must point out that we haven't seen the movie. That is 100% not a joke. Everything we know about the film comes from the trailer, reviews, articles, and our own biased preconceptions. Listen along as we ponder burning questions like: Is Jesus even featured in this nativity film? Why are the three wise men members of the Taliban? Will Emoji-Ism one day eclipse Christianity as a leading world religion? What do Seven Samurai and Arthur Christmas have in common? Why has Billy sworn off caroling forever? Is all Christmas music terrible? Who bequeathed Rudolph a nationalistic ring of power? But, most importantly, is The Star so offensive that it might end up invoking God’s wrath and bring about the next nuclear war? (Oh well, at least the colors are nice.) Cynical Christmas Itinerary: The Star (2017) Review Rankin-Bass Rudolph Quiz Christmas Movie Talk/Watch Arthur Christmas (2011) Billy’s Caroling Incident Christmas Music Showdown Holiday Mad-Lib   Email: muchreviewan@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/muchreviewpod Twitter: @muchreviewpod Billy’s Twitter: @supergruesome Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/muchreviewpod   Apologies to our Japanese listeners for literally everything that Uncle Albert says. Merry Christmas!

This week we look at a pivotal point in the OFAH saga as we are introduced to Uncle Albert

He's had to wait until the twilight years of an impressive career, but last month saw former Middlesbrough, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest winger Albert Adomah, finally secure his dream move back to West London to sign for his beloved QPR! With Mark Warburton at the helm and a decent squad at Loftus Road, ‘Uncle Albert' doesn't see any reason why they can't finish in the top 6, and with him as an option off the bench in the blue and white hoops, you wouldn't bet against them. Elsewhere Clem has finally managed to get his favourite football pundit Sue Smith on the show, and with the breathing space of the international break, the two of them give their expert insight into all the big stories in the EFL so far this season, and preview this weekend's fixtures.

Flo Lloyd-Hughes, Chris Charles and Ian McCullough discuss the sort of deadline day signings the point against Wednesday and the latest season ticket situation.

BarbacoaCore Podcast EP#80 - Say Hello To Heaven This week I talk about trying to un-fat ass myself with intermittent fasting and going keto again, 1984's Cloak & Dagger and how I totally missed the symbolism as a kid, doing the Problem Attic Podcast, a tale of my 6th birthday party and cheers and toast to my Uncle Albert and finally finishing The Wall movie. Like - Subscribe to the BarbacoaCore Podcast on whichever platform you use. Email: barbacoacore@gmail.com http://www.instagram.com/YourHomiePat http://www.twitter.com/YourHomiePat http://www.barbacoacore.com Check out the Blind Tiger Comedy Club on Instagram at http://www.instagram.com/blindtigercomedy To get up to $15 in ride credit, download the Lyft app using my referral link: http://www.lyft.com/i/PATRICK276070 Terms apply. If you are interested in driving with Lyft and/or interested in riding with Lyft, Use Code: PATRICK276070 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/barbacoacore/support

This week we say the unfortunate goodbye to Grandad and Leonard Pearce. But as one door closes, another opens and we welcome Uncle Albert and Buster Merryfield. For our money, this episode raised the bar for Only Fools and Horses and help contribute to its legacy of being able to draw laughter and comedy out of the darkest moments. Huge props to John Sullivan for what he was able to achieve with this episode, so please, join us for one of the greats. 

Bubby goes to alaska to visit Uncle Albert and his 2 cousins Alfredo and Billy Bob. They spend the week seal hunting, tree climbing and panning for gold! Will Bubby strike it rich? Will Bubby set off a new gold rush? Will Hilarity ensue? Spoiler alert: YES!!

In this episode we talk about it being strange not having the either Grandad or Uncle Albert gracing our screens. Luckily, we've made up for the lack of a third with a third or our own. A truly great episode put together in very short notice. 

Watcha! Slowly, but surely, we are getting through series 2. This week, we covered one of our favourites from this series - The Yellow Peril. Find out how we fared when you, the listener, shoved a few questions our way to answer on the spot. Thank you all for downloading this latest podcast! We endevour to continue releasing shows until the very end! Just may take longer than one of Uncle Albert's war time stories. Bonjour for now! Bailey, James,Tom & Ed. TJBP

"Everything that we have been fighting for over years of our activism has been  for the  rights to be able to make decisions about what happens on our countries. .  My Country is been raped and pillaged and plundered by mining corporations  for coal in the Hunter Valley Region and for gas in Wangkumurra Country ....." "We have been fighting for the  rights to be able to stop those industries  from destroying our land and destroying what is precious to us, taking away  our rights of possession and rights of  ownership and rights of  governance over those countries. We wish to restore our rights over those over those countries . We have a sovereign right that has not ceded..." "If  non indigenous people support and help establish  structural foundations of a sovereign governance,  that allows us to be able to able invite non indigenous people to collaborate on how we best proceed  further  on a journey  that allows us to protect and preserve our countries and our living envirionment and restore our communal values again"                           Uncle Albert Hartnett                 Guests:     Uncle  Albert Hartnett a  Wangkumurra man, and   long time Aboriginal activist and rights defender was a guest   at the Australian Student Environment Network Training Camp.                                    Sylvia Gunn from the Australian Student Environment NetworkLINKS  Australian Student Environment Network: https://asen.org.au/ The next Students of Sustainability "SOS 2020"  giant environment conference will be from January 13-17 in Sydney. This week's show is #1215 and was produced by Bec Horridge

In this episode we discuss attending a Society for Creative Anachronism Village Faire and Crucible Con. We discuss the games Klask, Reef, The Mind, Blood and Plunder, No Thank You Evil, DC Adventures, and The One Ring Roleplaying Game. We talk about the books Your Best Game Ever by Monte Cook Games, Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien, What if? By Randall Monroe, Uncle Albert by Russell Stannard, and Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stephenson. We end by discussing the movie Godzilla. Intro and Outro music is by melodysheep, licensed under creative commons share-alike license. Support his educational music and videos at www.symphonyofscience.com.

In this episode we discuss Legacy of Dragonholt, Battle Ball, and the new source book for Starfinder, Alien Archive 3. We review Games Workshop’s new line of paints called Contrast Paints. We discuss the Society for Creative Anachronism. We cover the books Jack and the Geniuses, The Return of the King, Forest of the Ancients, Secrets of the Tau, The Adventurer’s Guide Series, The Uncle Albert series, and A Really Short History of Nearly Everything. We end by reviewing the television shows of Doctor Who, She-Ra, The Colour of Magic, and The Dark Crystal. Intro and Outro music is by melodysheep, licensed under creative commons share-alike license. Support his educational music and videos at www.symphonyofscience.com.

Mystery 340 of Scooby Dos or Scooby Don'ts is finally the end of Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue. Thank fucking Christ! Listen to find out how it all ends and let's be done with this series together! https://archive.org/download/unclealbertalerttheme/Uncle%20Albert%20Alert%20%28Theme%29.mp3 Scooby Dos or Scooby Don'ts Episode 340: Uncle Albert Alert Hosts: Amelia (@FatalAmelia) and Billy (@thebillyseguire) … Continue reading "Mystery 340: Uncle Albert Alert"

Mystery 340 of Scooby Dos or Scooby Don’ts is finally the end of Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue. Thank fucking Christ! Listen to find out how it all ends and let’s be done with this series together! https://archive.org/download/unclealbertalerttheme/Uncle%20Albert%20Alert%20%28Theme%29.mp3 Scooby Dos or Scooby Don’ts Episode 340: Uncle Albert Alert Hosts: Amelia (@FatalAmelia) and Billy (@thebillyseguire) … Continue reading "Mystery 340: Uncle Albert Alert"

In this episode we discuss games we played at Dice Tower Con. We talk about Second Chance, Root, and Dinogenics. We discuss the upcoming games Sweet Mess, Subtext, Gem Hens, Conflicting Legends, and Fire in the Library. We discuss the RPGs Star Trek Adventures and Pathfinder Playtest 2.0. We talk about finally finishing Pandemic Legacy Season 1. We cover the movies Spiderman: Far From Home and A-X-L. We end with a book discussion of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Time and Space of Uncle Albert. We tried a new recording setup and found a lot of problems in our recording afterwards with cutting in and out, distortion, and mic noises that I cleaned up as much as possible. Live and learn! Intro and Outro music is by melodysheep, licensed under creative commons share-alike license. Support his educational music and videos at www.symphonyofscience.com.

Every week Holly & Jon discuss the very latest from the twitter sphere, Instagram and the news. This week they discuss The Black Hole, Uncle Albert & this is a pie! Holly also explains her Alien Curry Theory, our favourite bearded men & Pesco?!!?!?! We talk Science, Geo politics & the inner workings of the London Underground..... Top lolz you can imagine . Follow @MansNotWhat on twitter & Instagram. Rate & Review. Peace!

Hey ALFheads this is the another episode of my new side podcast I Am, Therefore I Watch Alf! This episode is for S02E16 (We're So Sorry, Uncle Albert).

"Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue!" really divides Derek and Shannon this week while they watch its first episode, "Shags to Riches". Shaggy inherits a billion dollars from his missing Uncle Albert, and he and Scooby soon find themselves caught up with power-hungry technology pirates, delightfully destructive robot butlers, and more! Tune in for a super-powered-Scooby-Snack-filled time! Source of Music Tracks: Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights

The SPCP Live train is really rolling now, as we're joined by actor, improv coach and shark extraordinaire, Peter Spellos! Peter chats about how his UK fan-family has renamed him Uncle Albert due to his epic beard, as well as his feelings on spoilers, Krypton, and A Comedy About A Bank Robbery. We also yet again manage to talk about Infinity War without spoiling it! After that, Holly Rose Swinyard drops by and Barry immediately springs 'Ewoks or Porgs?' on them! After a quite in depth chat about Star Wars, we get into a great conversation with Holly about cosplay, consent, photography, and their upcoming magazine 'The Cosplay Journal', concluding with the brilliant message that cosplay is for everyone.  All this, plus a little bit of sandwich anarchy! Episode Theme - 'Scarface (Push It To The Limit)' by Paul Engemann End Theme - 'The Glow' by Willie Hutch   JustGiving Donation Link (the page is still open!): www.justgiving.com/spcplive3   Timings: 00:01:21: Peter Spellos, 00:57:23: Holly Rose Swinyard   Disclaimer: The SPCP Live 3 episodes will be mostly unedited. This means they will be put out as close to their live versions as possible, including (but not limited to); audio delays and the resultant accidentally-talking-over-each-other, bodily function noises (aka the World's Loudest Sneezes), slightly-too-long sections in which we try to deal with the mountain of technical problems on the day... I believe they are still very enjoyable though, and I hope you have as much fun listening in as Barry & I did when broadcasting!

Uncle Albert ran away to spend his life with Seamen at a very young age. He did, however, return home on occasion. On one such occasion he brought young Archie a mysterious present from the Orient...

Helena provides some insight into Fish Ellen. Josh presents Aloha Karen's greatest hits. Crochet Pants goes home. Sara asks for help. An old friend returns. www.behindtheoven.wordpress.com       Starring: Lori Snyder as Dot; Adrienne Hardison as Helena; Josh Hallmark as Himself; Sara Stapleton as Herself/Aloha Karen/Crochet Pants Karen; Matt Peelen as Aloha Rob; Nicki Thatcher as Clerk; Benjamin Watkins as Uncle Albert    //  Music by:Podington Bear / Traylayne & GhostSoda / Sunset Rubdown

In the 42nd episode, Alf murders an old man, defiles his corpse, then throws a party. with Byron Hussie (@byrobot) James Sheaves (@sheavsey) Gumba Masta (@gumbamasta) Vivian (@hi_itstomservo3)

Few people are betting on who's right, Albert Einstein or Gene Roddenberry. But host Jay Douglas tells a story about why a fairly new, and totally spooky, behavior might dent Einstein’s winning streak.

Happy 420 cave dwellers. Big B is off this week. So its DK, Choo Choo Stu and Uncle Albert in the house. We talk a women who loves dogs and an owner that takes sloppy seconds. What would you do for 5 million dollars. Sir Ben is looking to breed, the North Koreans are playing volleyball, how long should sex last? Uncle Albert eats something strange on air. How far would you go? Cave Crew Radio is live every Thursday at 9pm eastern at 9pm eastern on www.cavecrewradio.com

#MailDay comes early this week! Karen & Ellen celebrate their year anniversary with Mark. Ellen talks astrology. And Mark's Uncle Albert weighs in.

A Message to my Uncle Albert, thank you for everything!

How do we knew when a body is truly dead? Modern science shows us that the body dies slowly, not all at once as we used to suppose. It takes time. The body is a rather vast and complex ecosystem of enzymes, processes and functions that rarely, if ever, stop all at once. With our modern sensors and advanced medical knowledge, we usually determine the moment of death as the time when the brain ceases to show any sign of activity. However, if the heart stops beating and breathing ceases, there's just no way that a body can function much longer. Today, an coroner always double-checks to makes sure the recently deceased is actually and fully gone, but in the past, not so long ago, we did not have the precise knowledge that we have today. What follows is a horrific example of what may have happened on a rather regular basis in the days before electricity. The thin line between life and death was often out of focus and those whose task it was to pronounce a person living to dead may have had a tough time getting it right all of the time. The Howe family was one of the oldest founding families in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Of note is their founding of the Wayside Inn at Sudbury, Massachusetts which was later lovingly restored by Henry Ford.  It is also famous for Elias Howe's invention of America's first lockstitch sewing machine in 1846. Such a family had established itself as memorable by the time they settled in Damariscotta, Maine  after the War of 1812 and began their strange association with the phenomenon of American Spiritualism that ushered in one of New England's saddest and possibly darkest burials. Colonel Joel Howe, the family patriarch and veteran of the War of 1812 had nine children, all curious, well-read and very interested in the new ideas of science and invention beginning to take hold in the popular imagination. Of particular interest are son Edwin and his little sister, Mary Howe.  Author Harold W. Castner who researched the legend for Yankee Magazine, actually interviewed people who were present and witnessed the events that passed in the Howe family home, fourteen people, in fact. Their stories corroborated the events described in local newspapers in the Newcastle and Damariscotta area at the time.   The Howe Family made their income from the stagecoach tavern known as the Howe House Inn. It was in that house that the family began their attempts at communication with the dead. This might sound like something out of a 1960s Hammer horror film, but the Spiritualist Movement in America was a bona fide religious organization that still exists today. It first appeared not far from Maine in the 'burned-over district" of upstate New York with the Fox sisters and their supposed communication with the dead. Devout spiritualists at the time were often protestants who were using the idea of a life beyond the physical form in which a person could still learn and grow and, to the great interest of the believers, could communicate from beyond the veil with the living. Fueled by the written works of Emanuel Swedenborg and Franz Mesmer,  spiritualists believed that there is not a single Heaven for all to enter, or even a single, solitary Hell. Instead, there was a hierarchy of both, much like  Dante's leveling of the Underworld in  his Inferno. Spiritualists ascribe to the idea that the spirits of the dead act as a kind of network of connections between God and his living world. Through the souls of the deceased, Spiritualists believed that they could commune with the Almighty.  In order to speak directly with the dead, one needed a medium, a gifted living person who could, through a kind of self-hypnosis, get themselves into a mental or spiritual state that was amenable to contacting the dead. Once that state of mind was achieved, the medium became the terminal in the network that connected both worlds. All you had to do was sit quietly and ask questions. If someone on the 'other end' was willing, the medium spoke or wrote your answer.  This practice still exists today, but in 1882, it was all the rage. In the forty years since its birth in New England, Spiritualism had grown into a recognized religious organization. Which brings us to young Mary Howe and her brothers and sisters, all living together under the same roof in Damariscotta. The family was gifted with the ardent belief in life after death coupled with a kind of ingenuity of invention that was the hallmark of a 19th century Yankee. Brothers Edwin and Lorenzo crafted a 'perpetual motion' machine and a way to counterfeit half dollars.   Mary devoted her intellectual hunger toward her faith and the family discovered that she had a strong gift as a medium. Her fame spread throughout the Spiritualist community and beyond. Like so many people who have attended a seance or had their palms read, many visitors to the Inn were simply curiosity seekers wondering what this spiritualist stuff was all about, but some were as devout as the Howes. What they discovered when they attended one of Mary's trance sessions might be a quiet conversation with a loved one, a long session of silence, or they might be treated to something quite theatrical. Once, convinced that she was graced with the gift of flight, Mary Howe jumped off the stairs, her arms spread wide like a bird wings, her mouth speaking in a strange, inhuman tongue. When she landed in a heap at the bottom of stairs with a broken ankle and a panoply of bruises and scrapes, it only served to increase her popularity as THE medium to visit if you wanted speak with Uncle Albert about where he buried his money. A witness to one of the Howe sessions was author Castner's own grandmother. Her question to Mary was a simple one: when would her relative return from his visit to New York. Mary's answer was mumbled and quiet, but she communicated, "I can see him clearly. I see many lights! Wait! He will not return! When all those lights appear, he will die!" According to Castner's grandmother, Mary's prediction came true. Her relative died of apparent heart failure as he witnessed the first nighttime illumination of the lights on the Brooklyn Bridge. One can only imagine how quickly that story spread throughout the community. Though Mary entertained many guests with her sessions, she also practiced another kind of spiritual connection with the world of the dead: she claimed that she could travel there. Her trances were deep, lasting much longer than any visitor could stay. Many mediums in the 1880s did not explain exactly what they were doing or how they achieved their mystical trances, but today we might classify these as self-hypnosis sessions or even as out-of-body experiences. They would need the help of others because their body would remain in an apparent state of sleep for long periods of time. During that time, they would fall into a deep sleep and then, into something deeper, sometimes for days. In order keep the spiritual journeyer's body warm, they practised a strange habit. Normally, the infrared energy created by a sleeping body can be easily captured by blankets and even on the coldest night, the body's own chemistry will keep itself warm. Not in the case of some of these mental journeyers, like Mary Howe. As she lay on her couch or bed, we never discover which, they would lovingly surround her with stones they had warmed on the stove. These stones maintained, they claimed, enough body heat to keep the medium's body preserved and ready for when he or she returned from their spiritual wanderings and could reinhabit the body. It was claimed by those attending the bodies that these medium were indeed still alive, even though no breath fogged a mirror and no heartbeat could be found. Such practitioners might be doubted if it weren't for our own modern understanding of both the coma state and the trances that various shamans enter in indigenous societies around the world. Mediums who practiced this deep type of trance almost always came out of them fully refreshed with no apparent harm to their physical body. If you waited long enough, they always woke up. Which makes the story of Mary Howe so mysterious. In 1882, in her house on Hodgdon Street, Mary entered one of her deep trances. This was a commonplace happening and her brother Edwin knew the routine. He would keep the stones warm and keep replacing them around her body until she awoke and told of her journeyings to the other realm. By this time, Mary's trances were an item of curiosity and many people visited the house to see her lying supine, her mind elsewhere. Edwin welcomed his neighbors and friends in to witness his sister thus. One can imagine the conversations, the cups of tea, and the convivial nature of the guests as they wondered about where she was and who she was visiting. Perhaps someone voiced the question, "What might happen if the spirit found itself astray and lost its way back to its earthly vessel?" People marveled when they visited after a week and still, she hadn't returned to her body. Edwin reassured everyone not to worry - that this was not unusual. But after two weeks had passed, someone must have asked the question, "Is she in a trance, or is the poor girl dead?" Dr. Robert Dixon was a man of science. He did not relish the idea of visiting the Howe household when the sheriff ordered him to make the determination. There were laws, as well as common sense, that dictated that a dead body was a source of disease and must be buried as quickly as possible. Funeral homes existed, but in 1882,  it was common practice to lay out the deceased body of your loved one in your own parlor so that friends might visit to say one last goodbye.  This is almost exactly the scene that the good doctor witnessed when he entered the Howe home. Edwin admitted Dr. Dixon and led him to the room in which the body of his sister lay in her trance. He explained to Dr. Dixon that the stones were arranged thusly to keep her body warm. Dixon did note that the body did not present as though rigor mortis had set in. The skin was supple and the flesh of her cheeks was both warm and flexible. Edwin assured the doctor not to worry. His sister was merely in a trance. The body had been lying in a warm room for two weeks and there was no smell of putrefaction evident.   Though she appeared to be alive, Dr. Dixon knew that all living people had two things in common: they breathed and their hearts beat. Neither was true for Mary Howe. Knowing that life did not inhabit a body that was neither pumping blood nor breathing, he had no choice but to pronounce her dead. Of course her brother protested. So did many in the town who were used to her strange trances. That evening, a deputation on three men entered the Howe household and transferred Mary's body into a coffin. Protesters waiting in the community determined that the authorities were about to bury a living woman. With the authority of the law behind the sheriff, there was little anyone could do. Dr. Dixon, the sheriff, and the undertaker began the process of burial. However, the owner of the Hillside Cemetery, Benjamin Metcalf, possibly refused permission to bury Mary in his ground. He was one of those in town who believed that she was possibly still in one of her trances  and he would not be a part of such a horrific misdeed. Glidden Cemetery in nearby Newcastle would have to serve as her final resting place, but once at the cemetery, no one could be found who was willing to dig the grave for the very same reason. With determination to finish this episode, the doctor, sheriff and undertaker rolled up their sleeves and grabbed the shovels. After the grave was dug, the undertaker's assistant began to realize the possibility of what was about to happen and he refused to help lower the coffin into the ground.  Realizing that they were going to receive no help from anyone else, the three men took it upon themselves to lower Mary into her final resting place. They did not mark her grave, again possibly because they did not want anyone from the community to undo their official work and retrieve her from the cold, cold ground. To this day, no one knows her true final resting place. Today, people are pronounced dead usually after all brain function ceases. The body can be kept alive in a state similar to Mary Howe's state in 1882. However, in 1882 Dr. Dixon might not have been able to determine without a shadow of a doubt that Mary might have been in a deep coma. In such cases, the heart beats very slowly and respiration is neither deep nor easily perceived. Is the comatose person aware? Can a comatose person reawaken after weeks or months. The answer is yes, if their body is being properly fed and if fluids are being administered. But in 1882, there was no way of keeping Mary hydrated or her body fed if she was in a deep coma, or what her brother referred to as a trance. Is it possible that Dr. Dixon and his two compatriots buried poor Mary Howe alive? One must assume that it is possible. In fact, when one considers the incidence of comas in the modern world and tries to determine the number of coma cases that must have occurred in the past, it is quite possible that a large number of comatose people were buried alive, given their incomplete knowledge of the condition. This is why some people chose tombs instead of graves and why some had strings attached to external bells so that, if a person awoke entombed, they could tug on the string and be 'saved by the bell.' Burial would be a faster death due to lack of oxygen.  Given Mary's supple flesh,  the lack of rigor mortis, the lack of the odor of death, and her previous trance experiences, it is not only possible that she was buried alive, but probable. In 1888, six years after the possible living burial of Mary Howe, the Fox sisters of upstate New York, whose interactions with the spirit of a dead peddler supposedly buried in their cellar started the Spiritualism movement in America, confessed in public on several occasions that they had made the whole thing up.  The movement did not lose any ground after their confession. True believers merely brushed them off. Years later, upon the renovation of the Howe Inn , various contrivances were found in the walls: wires with no discernable connection, pipes that led to or from no water source, and other devices whose function defied explanation. This discovery makes for a strong case that many of the trance sessions held by the Howe brothers and sisters were merely parlor tricks after all, perhaps with brother Edwin in an upstairs room moaning through a pipe that led to a hollow space in the wall, amplifying the voice of a long dead relative, strange and distant. As the days and weeks passed, members of the Newcastle community avoided passing the cemetery if they could. Children were frightened and held their breaths as they passed. One can imagine the quiet of an early evening when the sun bathed the darkening world with a fire in the western sky and the wind died down leaving a deep silence, that perhaps, if you listened carefully, you might hear the quietest of sounds and wonder, is that a moan or a cry? Has Mary Howe finally awakened from her trance?  

Welcome back to the cave. Big B is vacationing in Maine so we ask Uncle Albert from Yonkers to join Choo Choo Stu and DK. We explore what this Pokemon Go fuss is all about, with Stu's first hand report. A young lady in Pennsylvania was arrested for having loud sex, Stu introduces us to a new British swear term, woman crashes into a house while praying, we call the Fappy hotline and Stu bumps his head. This week in call a random Chinese restaurant we call San Jose, California. Cave Crew Radio is live every Wednesday night at 9pm eastern on www.cavecrewradio.com and replayed on the Podcast Radio Network Saturdays at 8pm eastern.

Saintseneca's Zac Little explains how Paul McCartney's "Uncle Albert" showed him what how expansive making a recording could be. Then Sons of Bill explore how songs by Woody Guthrie, John Prine and Bill Evan's Trio blew their minds and describe what it's like to play in a band with your brothers.

In this show: Trev's last show - Manchester. Pigeons. More sexy dolphins. Joe Tidy campaign. We're so sorry Uncle Albert, Nibs poem   If anyone wants to donate even a pound to help with the costs of hosting the podcasts it would be much appreciated! Paypal is Bellybouncelinglongling@gmail.com.