Podcasts about uncle pete

A massive blizzard traps the family at the cabin as Uncle Pete reveals their ancestor Josiah's journal from 1874, documenting how thirteen family members, snowed in and starving, resorted to cannibalism when Josiah fed them his dying brother Thomas—who then returned as something inhuman, impossibly tall with elongated fingers, scratching at the walls with endless hunger.Emma and Sarah sneak into the forbidden root cellar using keys Marcus secretly provides, discovering human bones from victims spanning 151 years, including one person killed every fifty years on Thanksgiving, plus additional victims from years when the creature wasn't properly fed.When Marcus catches them in the cave, his eyes turn frost-white and he speaks in an ancient voice about feeding the family, his fingers stretching impossibly long before returning to normal with no memory of the encounter. The complete journal reveals that eating Thomas transformed the family line into "the Wendigo's children," carrying the curse in their blood, requiring them to feed one family member to it every fifty years or lose everyone—with only two days until Thanksgiving to decide who becomes this year's meal.Unlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!Subscribe now for exclusive shows like 'Palace Intrigue,' and get bonus content from Deep Crown (our exclusive Palace Insider!) Or get 'Daily Comedy News,' and '5 Good News Stories' with no commercials! Plans start at $4.99 per month, or save 20% with a yearly plan at $49.99. Join today and help support the show!We now have Merch!  FREE SHIPPING! Check out all the products like T-shirts, mugs, bags, jackets and more with logos and slogans from your favorite shows! Did we mention there's free shipping? Get 10% off with code NewMerch10 Go to Caloroga.comGet more info from Caloroga Shark Media and if you have any comments, suggestions, or just want to get in touch our email is info@caloroga.com

In this wheezing freebie homestretch episode of Joe & Reese's Pickle & Boot Shop, the duo slurps soup on-mic, spirals into a soup-stew-chili taxonomy war that ends with "Uncle Pete" meat smoothies for the jaw-wired-shut crowd, and debates Halloween costumes that'd get you fired from a nursing home. Reggie's ghostly foot-washing antics haunt the chat, while they roast their own half-assed show notes and pivot to ska nostalgia with Pietasters anthems that deserve a Spotify shuffle. As they bicker over donating "Patreon riches" to convert folks via Pee-wee and Barbie marathons, it's clear the Irish goodbye can't come soon enough—especially with a supermoon rising like Reese's questionable moon. We hope you hate it.__________________________________________________________________________You're invited to a secret gift exchange! RSVP soon as names will be drawn in this gift-giving game!Pickle & Boot Shoppe Gift ExchangeGift Budget: $25.00Date: December 25, 2025Draw Names: December 1, 2025Join the party: https://www.elfster.com/.../4c2a0e20-4564-446b-b318.../...What's a secret gift exchange? It's where participants are randomly assigned to one another to purchase a gift anonymously. The gift receiver won't know who it is until the day of the reveal. It's the easiest and most fun way to gift!Patreon: www.patreon.com/pickleandbootshop Merch: www.bonfire.com/store/the-pickle-and-boot-shop--shop/ Email: thepickleandbootshop@gmail.com Instagram: joeandreesepabs Diabolical Discussion by Daniel Rock: facebook.com/groups/diabolicaldiscussion Good Eats: beefaro

After fifteen years of silence, Sarah Chappel receives an urgent invitation to bring her teenage daughter Emma to the abandoned family cabin in the Minnesota woods for a week-long Thanksgiving reunion. Uncle Pete has spent two years restoring the property, but something is disturbingly wrong—the family members already gathered are acting strangely mechanical, preparing impossible amounts of meat, and forbidding anyone from entering the root cellar.As night falls, Sarah discovers deep scratches covering the cabin's exterior walls thirty feet up, while Uncle Pete maintains a frightening vigil with his flashlight. When Pete finally reveals that something has been visiting since he began the restoration—something connected to their ancestor Josiah and the winter of 1874 when thirteen family members disappeared—Sarah realizes they haven't been gathered for a reunion but to feed a tradition that demands its Thanksgiving dinner. The empty place settings for thirteen missing relatives and the words "STILL HUNGRY" scratched into the ancient table suggest that this year, the family might not be preparing the meal—they might be the meal.Unlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!Subscribe now for exclusive shows like 'Palace Intrigue,' and get bonus content from Deep Crown (our exclusive Palace Insider!) Or get 'Daily Comedy News,' and '5 Good News Stories' with no commercials! Plans start at $4.99 per month, or save 20% with a yearly plan at $49.99. Join today and help support the show!We now have Merch!  FREE SHIPPING! Check out all the products like T-shirts, mugs, bags, jackets and more with logos and slogans from your favorite shows! Did we mention there's free shipping? Get 10% off with code NewMerch10 Go to Caloroga.comGet more info from Caloroga Shark Media and if you have any comments, suggestions, or just want to get in touch our email is info@caloroga.com

What's up, dudes? It's the most low budget Christmas slasher  ever, and I've got Jeff and Jay from Horror for the Holidays with me to talk about it! Yes, we're diving into 1983's “Blood Beat!” Cathy sees visions. She paints what sees in a cabin in rural Wisconsin with her boyfriend Gary. When her son Ted brings his new girlfriend Sarah home for Christmas, strange things begin to happen. Of course, Cathy tells her son she's seen Sarah before in her psychic visions.Meanwhile, a glowing blue samurai ghost begins attacking and killing people. The victims include the neighbors, Uncle Pete, and a couple of hunters camping in the woods. It turns out that Sarah is the reincarnation of Cathy's sister and an old samurai warrior… or something like that. As Sarah becomes the ghost, Ted and his sister Dolly develop their own latent psychic powers to battle the blade-wielding specter!Was there a script? Kinda. Were there actors? Not really. Were there drugs? Definitely! So don your samurai armor, play monopoly with your sibling, and listen to this episode on “Blood Beat!”Horror for the HolidaysTikTok: @horror4holidaysTwitter: @horror4holidaysIG: @horror4holidaysGive us a buzz! Send a text, dudes!Check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Totally Rad Christmas Mall & Arcade, Teepublic.com, or TotallyRadChristmas.com! Later, dudes!

The sing-along — “if you know it, sing it!” as we say around here — is fundamental to folk music. As folk music's guiding spirit, the late Pete Seeger, once said, “I rather put songs on people's lips than in their ears.” Pete believed songs offered powerful magic to bring unity. “Get people to sing together,” he said, “and they'll act together too.”“Once upon a time,” he said, “wasn't singing a part of everyday life as much as talking, physical exercise and religion? Our distant ancestors, wherever they were in this world, sang while pounding grain, paddling canoes or walking long journeys. Can we begin to make our lives once more all of a piece?”We love how Seeger broke that idea down.“Finding the right songs and singing them over and over is a way to start. And when one person taps out a beat, while another leads into the melody, or when three people discover a harmony they never knew existed, or a crowd joins in on a chorus as though to raise the ceiling a few feet higher, then they also know there is hope for the world.”  “I've often thought,” Pete said, “standing onstage with 1,000 people in front of me, that somebody over on my right had a great-great grandfather who was trying to kill the great-great grandfather of somebody off to my left. And here we are all singing together... Gives you hope.”About This SongFor us nowadays, there's no better sing-along than this tune, which the newest Floodster Jack Nuckols brought us about a year ago, a song that stars the beautiful Ohio, which rolls and flows beside our towns and through our hearts.The song “Shawneetown” is a wonderful reflection on the early history of boating up and down the Ohio River. While it sounds like an old tune, it is largely a 1970s composition by folk artist Dillon Bustin.As we reported here earlier, Bustin based the first verse and chorus on historical fragments published in 1828 and quoted in Leland D. Baldwin's 1941 book, The Keelboat Age on Western Waters, including: Some rows up, but we rows down, All the way to Shawneetown, Pull away — pull away!Bustin, who combined these fragments, composed the tune and several additional verses for the song we have now. Shawneetown is in southern Illinois where the Ohio meets the Wabash River. It was the first Anglo settlement on the Ohio, serving as a major trade center and a government administrative center for the Northwest Territory in the early 19th century. Keelboats were the most efficient commercial vessels of the time.The song's first studio recording was likely the 1978 rendering by American folk duo Malcolm Dalglish and Grey Larsen. It appeared on their First of Autumn album.For more history of this good old tune, see this earlier Flood Watch article.And Even More Song HistoriesAnd speaking of song histories, we have back stories on more than 200 of the tunes we play.Check out Flood Watch's free Song Stories section and click on a title to see what we have on file about it. You can browse them alphabetically by song titles or chronologically by the years in which they were written. Click here to give it a look. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Geoff and Marie's Good Life: Part 9Lucy's TurnGeoff finally gets more quality time with Lucy.Based on posts by Only In My Mind, in 15 parts. Listen to the Podcast at Explicit Novels.I was bringing in the bedsheets from the washing line when my lovelies got home. Colin was inside doing his art homework alone as I'm afraid that art isn't my forté. From the way Angie bounced up the path like a tall, supple Tigger, I assumed that their mission had been successful. Marie followed behind at a more stately pace, but I could tell by her expression that she was pleased."Geoff! It's perfect," Angie enthused. "Show him, Marie!"Marie finally caught up with our friend. "She's not wrong, Geoffrey," she admitted. "The moment we saw it, we knew that was the one." She felt into her handbag and took out a small square box."Just like you and me then," I reminded her, kissing the top of her head."You'll get anywhere saying things like that, you smooth devil," my wife smiled as she showed me our purchase."So what happens now?" I asked. It appeared that they were in the dark too. Did we give her it now, like an engagement ring? Or wait until the ceremony, like a wedding ring?I decided. I took Angie's left hand and dropped to one knee. "Angela, you have added a new thread to the tapestry of our lives. Will you agree to be my betrothed?"Marie was quick to respond. She took her friend's hand from me and turned Angie towards her. "Angela, you have been my closest friend for decades, will you now be my betrothed?""Oh! God! Yes! Thank you. I love you both so much," wailed Angie, hopping up and down in floods of happy tears.Marie held out the ring they had chosen and bought together and together my wife and I slipped it onto the fourth finger of Angie's left hand. As I'd suggested, they had chosen something called a Russian Ring, made of three interwoven strands of different shades of gold. It was perfect. I resolved to get my little Mediterranean goddess a matching necklace.There was the sound of applause from behind us and we turned, rather startled, truth to be told, to find Colin beaming at us, the drawing in his hand forgotten."I think you're supposed to kiss her now, Grandma, Grandad," he observed. We couldn't fault his grasp of etiquette so we did; very chastely and properly with no tongues."Mum's gonna go proper monkey poo this time," he predicted, quite astutely. "Glad I'm not the one that has to tell her." He smiled, congratulated us all and then asked for our opinions of his drawing. We were all impressed, both by his artwork and his attitude and told him so. He disappeared happily back inside to put his drawing safely in his bag."He's not wrong about Linda," I pointed out. "I was thinking about this while I was running and I think I should take her out for tea tomorrow and tell her about our, er; does 'new situation' sound about right?""Thank God!" Marie breathed a sigh of relief. "I don't think she'd accept this updated version of 'the talk' from me. Anyway, I did the one about boys, boobs and periods, now it's your turn."I went and switched the oven on and chose a bottle of wine as I waited for it to reach 180°C. I'd picked up a bottle of Ribeiro in our local supermarket and a Spanish white seemed to fit nicely with the ingredients so I parked it in the fridge to chill.I got the tray with the onions, tomatoes, garlic cloves and potatoes and glugged over a little olive oil before putting it all in the oven for twenty minutes and then went off to see my girls. Angie had calmed down and they were trying to decide her outfit for our ceremony."What about Padme's rainbow dress?" I suggested. I'd had nothing urgent after lunch and had done some research. Angie gave me a long appraising look and typed 'padme rainbow' into the search engine on her phone. She selected 'images' and then studied the screen intently for longer than I expected. Still silent, she showed Marie the dress. "He's a clever old sod, really, isn't he?" My beloved observed. "That's beautiful, and it's perfect for your body shape."Angie agreed. "That's it. I was considering Rey's outfit but this is better. This is the one I want.""You can actually buy these on-line," I offered."Not a chance!" Retorted Angie. Marie looked as puzzled as me at how emphatic Angie's response was. "I'm sure that some are okay," Angie conceded. "But I've seen too many instances on Facebook where the seller shows an image of the original but what actually arrives looks like it was sewn in the dark from old curtains by an arthritic chimp. I want it to look just like that picture.""But at least you'll know how much it is going to cost, dear," Marie said. "Who knows how much your student friends will have to pay to find a fabric like that?""Don't care," Said a defiant Angie. "I can afford whatever I want and it's my money after all."Marie leaned in for a kiss. "We'll contribute too. We always intended to.""No. Thank you, but no." Angie was adamant. "You bought me that beautiful ring. I realize that it would be rude to offer to pay for that, but everything else; everything," she stressed that last word, "is on me."My wife and I shared another look of surprise at our friend's determined outburst. "But Ange," Marie began."Everything, Marie. You've been so kind to me for so long. And these last few weeks;” She teared up again. "You really don't know, do you?"I shrugged. We were into Donald Rumsfeld territory here with 'unknown unknowns' and I didn't think that this was the moment to dive down that particular rabbit hole."You know that apartment I live in?" Angie asked. We did. It was in a massive, tastefully converted, Victorian building near the university. "Don't you think it's rather large and expensive for just one person?" We both just did some head wobbles, shoulder shakes and comme ci, comme ça, hand gestures to indicate that we had wondered but."It's not that expensive," she continued, eyes sparkling with mischief. "Not for me, anyway. You see." She paused for effect. "I own the entire building. A lettings management company deals with renting the other apartments; I just live off the income. I only do the consultancy work for you know who," she tapped the side of her nose. "to stop me getting bored and my brain shutting down." She was winding me up because she knew I suspected that she was some kind of spook."Don't worry about the cost," she said cheerfully. "I can afford it. Last time I checked I had over two million pounds just in my savings accounts."She looked gleefully at the expressions on our faces. "And, once we're officially joined, I'm changing my will to leave it all to you and your kids. Colin certainly won't need a student loan when he goes to Uni.""Angie, darling. There's no need," Marie protested."Who else then?" Angie challenged her. "You two are the closest I've had to a family since I ditched that last useless waste of DNA. I've had more fun, romance, sex and affection from you two lunatics in the last six weeks than from both my husbands combined over two decades."Marie looked helplessly at me. I knew exactly what to do. I leaned forward. "Angie?" I said softly, taking her hand in mine."Yes, Geoff?" She replied, returning my loving gaze."Please can I have an Aston Martin DB12?"We collapsed in each other's arms in fits of giggles. Marie swiped me fondly across the head. "You nutcase. Get back in the kitchen and get our tea ready."I checked, and the potatoes were starting to cook, so I laid the chicken and chorizo slices on top, added the herbs and spices and put the tray back in the oven. "Alexa, set a timer for twenty minutes." Then I went off in search of Colin.I told him that I needed a private chat with his mum. "You think?" Was his smart-ass response. Sometimes he makes me so proud.Anyway, he texted one of his friends and persuaded her to wangle an invite to go over straight from school the following evening to do their homework together. Linda would collect him around seven."So Colin. Mia. Is she nice?""Yes Grandad. She's nice. No Grandad, she's not my girlfriend. We're only thirteen but we get on just fine as friends." Hell. The kid's more mature than half of the lads I used to play rugby with.We chatted some more until Alexa's alarm went off and I hit the kitchen again. Dropped the sliced peppers into the tray, a good mix up and back in for the last twenty minutes.I was starting to set the table when Marie and Angie came in to take over and chased me away to watch the news on TV. Angie had already taken her ring off and had decided to keep it in its box until they were with their friends. Then Marie intended to propose again in front of them all. It sounded lovely and I would have liked to see it, but I'd agreed that this was their moment.Linda arrived on time and about ten minutes later we sat down to eat. She'd called to collect a baguette on the way home as I'd asked and we used it to mop up the juices from our plates. The wine paired well; even Colin agreed, though he only got a sip of his mum's. Perhaps, when he's sixteen, Linda will let him have a glass with his meals.After we'd finished, the ladies declared that they would clear the table as I'd done all of the cooking. It had hardly been a chore but I wasn't about to argue. Instead, I went and asked Colin if he was okay with Aunty Angie being, well, betrothed to Grandma and Grandad.He thought carefully for a while. "Is anyone going to get hurt?"It was a reasonable question. "I hope not. But it's always possible. Even two people who love each other can eventually drift apart.""But you're all happy now?" He persisted. "You all want this?""Yes. All of us." I confirmed."What will I call her then?" He asked.That hadn't occurred to me. "Whatever you and Angie decide. That seems the fairest to me."His face lit up. "When you've told mum, I'm going to ask Aunty Angie if I can call her; Grangie." He announced triumphantly. There were still tears of laughter streaming down my face when the women joined us five minutes later. They all looked suspiciously at the pair of us."You had to be there," I told them, then we cracked up again.Before Linda and Colin left I told her that, as Colin had a homework date the following day, earning a glare from him, I'd treat her to a meal after work as we'd both be on our own. I suggested a Thai in town and we agreed to meet there at five fifteen. She looked warily at me, but I'd been practicing my innocent expression and gave nothing away. Certainly, nothing had been said that evening to suggest there was a problem.Angie saw them off with us and then said her own goodbyes. I copped a feel of her bum as we kissed, well, we're engaged now, or something. Marie must have shared my sentiment only she went for a tit. I slapped her hand gently. "Enough of that. She'll never get away if you start on her nipples." They both reluctantly agreed and then there was just the two of us again."Are we being silly, Geoff? Starting a new way of living? At our age? Is this just desperation?" It wasn't like Marie to second guess herself.I hugged her to me. "I don't think so. We have time, money and our health. The kids are okay so this is our opportunity to be us. Not teacher, boss, researcher, mum or dad; just us. If this is what makes both of us happy, why fight it? You promised, if we reach a place where you're uncomfortable, then you'll tell me. I promise you the same. So let's go and see what's out there.""Tell you what," she replied pulling me closer. "Get the rest of that wine and I'll sit on your lap and we'll finish it while we cuddle then, maybe, an early night?"I was up early next morning. We did make love the night before and it was slow, sensual and fulfilling. We'd both slept like babies.When I'd finished in the bathroom, Marie was looking at her phone. "That was a text from Peter. He and Jen are coming back from Canada on Monday and thought they might stop in to see us on the way back home." She looked worried. "Do we tell them? Or just Pete? But then how do we tell Pete without Jen hearing? Do we insist he keeps it a secret from her? ""We need to make a choice," I told her. "We're telling Linda because she deserves to know the unconventional relationship that Colin will see when Angie is here. Pete isn't in that position but, I think that if Linda knows then her brother should too. And I also think that, if Pete knows, it would be unfair to expect him to keep it from Jen. I'm not sure about discussing the rest of the girls with him; I'm tempted to tell Linda because she'll get suspicious if we're never free to look after Colin on Wednesdays if she wants to go out with Mike or if she has to work late."That's fair. I'll tell Pete that they are welcome to stay and we're looking forward to seeing them. But, Geoff?""Yes?""For pity's sake, will you move the toy box out of the playroom and make sure there's no lube or condoms left in the drawers?""I'll do it now."The rest of the day was quite mundane. Breakfast, grocery shopping, coffee at home and then a walk to the park. "I think I'm happy, Geoff," my wife announced as we strolled. "Not just content; actually happy. My friends have you in their lives, I'm even closer to them than ever and Angie," Marie's voice choked. "I've never seen her so alive. Thank you."I wasn't even tempted to be flippant. "Thank you too. It's strange, but making love to your friends seems to have brought me closer to you. I'm just so relieved you aren't jealous. You aren't are you?"She considered. "No. Truthfully; not at all. What about you?""No. Me neither. In fact, I know you have a bit of a thing for Sue, and it's, I dunno, sweet."She punched me playfully. "I still like Sam though," she admitted."So, now you have both, and me and Angie too."She gave a big happy sigh and we turned and made our way home.The weather was still fine so Marie set off at ten to four to walk to the Black Swan to meet her friends. I red for half an hour and then caught the bus into town. Linda could drop me back off at home on the way to collect Colin from Mia's house.I'd reserved a table and waited at the bar for Linda. She rushed in, all flustered, only two minutes late. "It's okay," I told her. "We're not running to a timetable here."Sorry, Dad," she apologized. "Isn't there always some clown who decides that half past four on a Friday afternoon is the perfect time to start making urgent phone calls?""Is it settled?" I asked her. "Or do you need ten minutes to make some more calls of your own?""God, no!" She laughed. "I'll start working for free after finishing time when my boss stops checking her watch when folk arrive in the morning with just minutes to spare."The waiter saw that my guest had arrived and invited us to follow him to our table. The place was quiet that early so he gave us a place with a nice view over the river."Is your job getting you down?" I asked. She worked in the distribution office for a large retailer."No, the work is fine, the people are great, it's just that our boss is so insecure in her abilities that she sticks rigidly to corporate policy, and it sometimes gets in the way of actual work.""Go on," I invited her. We didn't get to chat like this as much as I'd like."Okay. So: There are six people in our office; two men, four women. We lost both of the guys for a full day on Tuesday to go on a gender harassment awareness course. One's gay and the other is a fifty year old sweetheart. They could have done effectively the same course on-line in an hour but no, she had to make sure that her boss saw our guys in person to make her look good." She gave an exaggerated sigh. "Those lads get more grief from us girls than they'd ever; Oh! It's so frustrating.""I know," I sympathized. "I regarded part of my role as lab manager as insulating the people who actually generated income from stupid policies like that. I'd do what the law required but, if an adult technician doesn't know that it's not okay to touch a colleagues bum, no matter how cute or pert it is, a course isn't enough; a dismissal is much more effective. It solves the immediate issue and also serves 'pour encourager les autres' as your Great Gran would have said. An object lesson to the others," I said in reply to her unspoken question.We chatted in the same vein as we looked through the menu and had just finished our deliberations when our waiter appeared.We ordered spring rolls and prawn toast, I ordered a pork massaman, Linda chose a chicken panang and we decided to share a green papaya salad.

Bret finally got a chance to actually process the death of his Uncle Pete the other day.

In this week's bonus episode Sam and Pete's TV mum is BACK. Anna Williamson, relationship coach and TV star, spills the tea on everything from love languages to red flags. We chat about her journey from psychotherapy to TV gigs, her husband's dishwasher skills and discover Pete's new nickname... Uncle Pete.Listen by clicking 'Play' on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever it is you're listening now.Make sure to subscribe, follow, rate and review. Find us on Instagram, TikTok and Youtube - @stayingrelevantpodcastTo get in touch with the podcast, please email hello@srproductions.co.uk (great e-mail, we know)PO BOX:SR ProductionsPO Box 81681LondonSW6 9SW Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pat and Mags are LIVE from THE LAND with Uncle Pete this week and we have fun for our money talking Marc being alive, the most social number, contagious hiccups, the original amber alert, shake weight palm, kneeBay, and Evil Santa.Aunt Pat - Colleen DoyleAuntie Mags - Dana QuercioliUncle Pete - Matt ZitelliTheme Song - The QsArtwork - Jordan StaffordEditor - Colleen DoyleRecorded at Imposters Theater

Pete Prisco - Senior NFL Columnist CBS Sports - joins Joe and Bo and asks about the Fins, Aaron Rodgers' late career, and the unexpected Super Bowl outcome.

The Seahawks came away with an ugly win in Chicago, but the W keeps their playoffs hopes alive. The defense was the highlight, the offense really struggled and other takeaways. :30- We hear from Mike MacDonald after last night's win. How did the offense perform? How impressive is Devon Witherspoon? :45- Pete Carroll has thrown his hat in the ring for the Chicago Bears head coaching job; is he a good fit?

My guest this week is former Rhode Islander, current Central PA musician Justin Murphy. We talked about Justin's work as a union electrician, his Uncle Pete's influence on his musical journey, his love of Dave Matthews Band, his current gear setup, and how men with French accents are disgusting. I hope you enjoy this podcast!

Ryan, Braylon, and Maz are all in today with Uncle Pete and Silent Mike on the dials. We welcome the TV voice of the Detroit Red Wings, Ken Daniels, of Bally Sports to discuss the Wings' season finale, and their possible chances to grab the last wild card spot in the upcoming playoffs. We also welcome, Russell Brown, NFL Draft Analyst, to discuss the upcoming NFL Draft in Detroit next week Thursday, as well as what the Lions will possibly draft at pick 29. We will be going around the NFL with plenty of news, and get to some Tigers talk as well. All this and more on today's show, so please join us for all the discussions and fun!

Happy Solar Eclipse Day! Stick and Anson are on the desk today with Maz back in his chair, plus Uncle Pete and Silent Mike running the dials. We welcome guest, Tim McCormick, NBA Veteran and Ball y Sports Pistons, to discuss the latest college basketball and NBA news. We will prepare you for tonight's National Title game between UConn and Purdue, and we will discuss yesterday's women's title game where South Carolina defeated Iowa. We will go around the NFL with plenty of news, and get to some Tigers, Pistons, and Red Wings as well. All this and more on today's show, so please join us for all the discussions and fun!

Braylon Edwards along Anson Wells on the desk with Uncle Pete and Silent Mike running the dials. We are joined today by WSN Injury Insider, Dr. Jeff S Pierce to help us breakdown the latest injury news from across the sports world. Tigers home opener looms tomorrow against the A's beginning at 1:10pm from Comerica Park, and the Pistons lose again, but Malachi Flynn rocks for 50 points becoming only the 2nd Piston ever with 50 -5 -5, and 3rd bench player in NBA history with 50 points. We will break down the NFL and Lions Performance Bonuses list, plus we have tons of news from the NFL. All this and more on today's show, so please join us for all the discussions and fun!

It's that time of year again - the Super Duper Bowl, and we have a super duper podcast to enjoy. Some years ago, we were just starting this research, and the Microsoft found Paul Allen passed away.  So as an experiment, I asked three people we'd spoken to on the flipside, who knew him, to come forward and help us chat with Paul.  At the time I didn't know that we could "invite anyone" - but figured if we could invite Paul, he'd be more comfortable with some of his pals.  Much to my chagrin (It's in the book BACKSTAGE PASS TO THE FLIPSIDE and in the documentary TALKING TO PAUL ALLEN, JUNIOR SEAU AND DAVE DUERSON on YouTube.  Paul Allen showed Jennifer that two football players who had suffered from CTE were there to greet him. Why? Because of Paul's brain institute.  Jennifer didn't know that there was an institute, I did - but they came forward to tell Jennifer that "Joe Namath had cured his CTE using oxygen therapy." She didn't get it the first two times they came through - because she doesn't know football, didn't know the Quarterback they were showing her. It was only after looking up what they were saying "Quarterback" "CTE" did I discover that Joe has done that. Watch the film, it's free. But today, Junior stopped by. As noted, after he showed up initially, I invited his widow Gina to do a session with Jennifer.  Jennifer didn't know who Junior or Gina was - but does so on camera in the film. It's uncanny. I don't expect anyone to race out and watch the film - but one day it will become an important piece of the puzzle.  So we are used to talking to Junior. (Who took his own life after suffereing from CTE. He and his widow had an amazing reunion, and I thank her for letting me film it. She's happily remarried, living a wonderful life, and if she runs across this podcast, this description, she'll know what I'm referring to.  Junior talks about how people on the flipside can attend the Super Bowl, but mostly through the participation of their loved ones onstage.  So if "Uncle Pete" or "Aunt Betty" seems to be rooting for one of the teams from the Flipside, do not be surprised. I asked our moderator on the flipside, Luana Anders if anyone else wanted to come forward; and it was Prince. We haven't had him on the podcast as of late - but he wanted to point out that anyone can connect with him, anyone can call him for assistance. (Junior also said that "anyone can play in his touch (mental) football games" as well. At some point, I asked Prince about helping someone on this side play a song.  Now - if one listens carefully (and ignores me) they can hear Jennifer (who doesn't know chords or how to transpose guitar chords to piano as I do...) She says "He's saying "G" Then E minor.  Then D. (I heard C, but she clearly says D.) Then C.   It wasn't until after the podcast was over that I went to the internet to look for Prince songs that start with "G and then E minor." And then, to my dismay, shock - when I was putting up the subtitles, I could SEE WHAT JENNIFER SAYS. She says "G" then "E minor" then "D" then "C."  (later she adds "B and F) But look it up. G                                   Em     I never meant to cause you any sorrow D                                   C     I never meant to cause you any pain G                                        Em     I only want one time to see you laughing   D                                           G   I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain.   As I was writing this, I wrote to Jennifer and told her what the chords were for and she replied: "He said purple rain - just thought it was... whatever. Amazing!" Yes. It is amazing.  Next time I'll play it properly. Enjoy. #PRINCE #SUPERBOWL2024 #JUNIORSEAU

Merry Nerdmas One and All! It's that magical time of year once again, but instead of festive fun Mike is pitting the crew against each other in a festive edition of the 50ft Throwdown! But that's not all, as the gang have also written some... interesting Nerdmas stories, via ChatGPT, and there's the annual attempt at "singing" too! A big thank you to Josh Speigel and Uncle Pete for recording guest voices for us, and of course thanks go to Doug and the team at Geek Retreat Warrington for being our home over the last 12 months! The 50ft Nerds: Is that a shotgun in your pants, or are you just happy to see me?

Hollywood is still on strike so there's not much to discuss, but that doesnt stop the Nerds from getting together for some chuckles! Amara has been banished by the Podcast Overlords, Doug is boombastic, guest host Uncle Pete has the high ground, and Mike decides to fill time with an impromptu quiz! The 50ft Nerds Batman bangs, he bangs. Oh baby when he moves, he moves.

Uncle Pete... what are we going to do with you? You seem like a nice gu- OH. oh. OKAY never mind. Yeah do what you gotta do, Cornell... Today's scene can be found at: Luke Cage 1.07 [35:10 - 39:17]. You can find us on Twitter @timelinescav! And individually you can find your hosts at @unabashedJames and @ColinMParker. BIG thank you for the intro and outro music from @NBramald! Check out his website at https://www.nickbramaldcomposer.co.uk. If you need music for any occasion, he's your man.

【句子】-- This is so frustrating.-- At least you're getting your hands dirty for a change. 【ModernFamilyS3E12】【发音】/ðɪs/ /ɪz/ /səʊ/ /frʌsˈtreɪ.tɪŋ/ /æt/ /liːst/ /jɔː(r)/ /ˈgetɪŋ/ /jə(r)/ /hændz/ /dɜː(r)ti/ /fə(r)/ /ə/ /tʃeɪndʒ/【发音技巧】This is连读；At least不完全爆破；getting闪音；dirty闪音；for a连读；【翻译】-- 这真令人丧气。-- 至少你是在亲自动手尝试，寻求改变。【适用场合】今天要学习的表达是：get one's hands dirty，字面的意思是：“把某个人的手弄脏”；经常在口语中有对应的引申义：1. to do hard work, often manual labor“做一些劳累的体力活”或者：2. to be involved in something illegal or unseemly“被牵涉进一些非法或者不得体的事情内”；eg: There is nothing more rewarding to me than getting my hands dirty in my garden.没有什么事情，能够比我在自己花园里劳作更让我觉得收获满满了。eg: I really appreciate you guys getting your hands dirty and helping us move.我真的很感谢你们，费这么大力气帮我们搬家。eg: Uncle Pete has been avoiding us ever since we discovered that he gets his hands dirty working for the mob.自从我们发现皮特叔叔在给黑帮干一些非法勾当以后，他就一直避我们而不见。eg: No one can know about my police record—I don't want people to think that I still get my hands dirty.不能让人们知道我的案底，我不想让人们觉得我还在干一些非法的事情。eg: You have to get your hands dirty if you expect to get the gutters cleaned out.如果你想把那个排水沟清理干净，你不得不干些脏活累活。eg: I will not get my hands dirty by breaking the law.我不会犯法，那会脏了我的手。eg: He's not frightened of getting his hands dirty.他并不害怕干些脏活儿累活儿。【尝试翻译以下句子，并留言在文章留言区】 The guys at the top make all the money, while the people actually getting their hands dirty make very little.

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Merry Nerdmas One and All! This year the Nerds are forced to deal with intergalactic invaders, AI's that are obesessed with shotguns, and Alan Rickman and Michael Caine read us some Yuletide Mad-libs... A big thank you to Josh Speigel, Uncle Pete and Xan for recording guest voices for us, and an extra-special thank you to Trev Fleming for providing his dulcet tons as our narrator, and of course thanks go to Doug and the team at Geek Retreat Warrington for being our home! The 50ft Nerds: Wrapped in toilet paper by Andrex the Wizard

Uncle Pete's sunken cheeks. Check out or Ko-fi at https://ko-fi.com/batandspider Follow Chuck and Dale on Letterboxd. Follow us on Instagram Join our DISCORD Bat & Spider Watchlist Send us an email: batandspiderpod@gmail.com. Leave us a voice message: (315) 544-0966 Artwork by Charles Forsman Buy a shirt Get your Bat & Spider STICKERS here This is a TAPEDECK Podcast

Welcome back to the Epics Podcast. I started this podcast because I believe that the foundation of hate and discrimination in our world comes from a lack of understanding of those who are different from ourselves. We plan to combat that by hearing everyone's stories, that we can better understand them, be a part of creating real positive change. This week, on the 13th episode of Epics, I'm so pleased to announce my guest Dr. Elijah Nicholas. A twelve-time published author, Dr. Elijah Nicholas is also an Actor, and Advocate. He was assigned the female sex at birth, so Elijah spent almost half of his life in the US Military, as a woman before retiring from the US Air Force as a Lt Col in 2012. He started his gender reassignment from female to male in 2018 at the age of 48. We were able to cover a variety of topics in our interview such as his experiences of racism, navigating gender roles both pre and post transition, and his new book “Madoodle”! Madoodle is an LGBTQI+ friendly family & children's book featuring Madoodle (aka Madison), a ten-year-old girl whose Uncle Pete was once her favorite Auntie Mary. And it is based on Dr. Elijah's personal experiences with family as he navigated his gender transition. Buy Elijah's book Madoodle! The link on this episode. As always that will not only support Elijah but a local bookstore near you AND this podcast!

Lee is joined by John and Chris to review the weekends racing and chew the fat over all things racing. Intro 00:00 Saturday Review and Ante Post Bets 01:22 Linda Perrett and Uncle Pete 30:59 Shergar Cup, Racing League and the future of racing 35:20 Gambling is Bad 49:49 Peter Shilton 53:06

#WordsMusicDance #TheConversationContinues on https://A2021Vision.com #A2021Vision Prelude - 0:00 Thoughts About Ep. 1 - 2:42 Storytime with Uncle Pete - 10:47 The Call Up to The Majors - 17:30 Thoughts About Ep. 2 - 22:56 The David Wells Incident - 31:10 Derek Jeter vs The Boss - 35:06 What If A-Rod was drafted by the Yankees? - 42:00 Pete's Statement About Future Episodes - 44:13 Will The Documentary Reveal More New Information? - 48:18 In Conclusion - 51:31 Guests Uncle Pete Lou - http://instagram.com/louielaw31 Host Paul - http://instagram.com/_1080p_ Intro music produced by: http://instagram.com/bigAntsection5 & SilkExclusive Watch Legendary by Big Ant feat. FcF & Fritzo https://youtu.be/84Z3G7jkxOU https://soundcloud.com/bigantsection5... Subscribe - http://bit.ly/A2021SB ***The opinions expressed in the following program are solely that of the guests. They do not reflect the opinions of A 2021 Vision, Inc. and it's affiliates.*** ***Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS***

On this episode of No Brains No Headache Podcast the guys hit the road yet again to do a live recording for the fine patrons of Stadium Sports Bar. The Saturday afternoon was full of Cleary's Comments, the segment where random things are bantered about. The topics were all over the board starting off with Matt suggesting the podcast steals credit for several modern inventions and the new and improved John Daly Challenge is revealed for those brave enough to try such a feat. At one point Matt said “weed wackers are awesome”. Finish up with “Would You Rather” featuring Uncle Pete and breakdown the details of federal student loans before asking an important question regarding the FBI's Most Wanted List: How old is too old? Thank you to the sponsors and hosts for this episode, Stadium Sports Bar and The Lodge. Stop in for a beer and bite as you enjoy their assortment of entertainment. Must be 21+ please drink responsibly, and no matter where you're located please support locally and find yourself a watering hole. Thank you for listening! Available on: Apple. Subscribe + rate + review. Spotify. Follow along. Anchor. Our creation platform. iHeartRadio. Or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. New episode every Tuesday! Social Media: Twitter. https://twitter.com/nbnhpodcast Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/nbnhpodcast/ Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/nbnhpodcast YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQbXoHzYhhDigOaNXVYdK3g Tik Tok. @NBNHPodcast

John Mulaney had Pete Davidson over to see the baby.Dane Cook is the final guest on Bob Saget's podcast - which leads to Johnny Mac talking about the news cycle on teh day Robin Williams died.Sean Patton, who never coached the Saints, talks about some bad ideas presented to him for his comedy special taping in New Orleans.Eddie Izzard on why she picked the location for her special.Hanging with Dr. Z gets a second season!Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/dcnpod - join us to to discuss comedy and your favorite comedians.Instagram is @dailycomedynewsReddit https://www.reddit.com/r/dailycomedynews/Twitter is @dcnpod because the person with what I want tweeted onceLeave a voicemail www.podinbox.com/dailycomedynewsSupport the show by Buying Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/dailycomedynewsGoodpods: https://goodpods.app.link/2OUMliguTkb and I am @johnnymacEmail: john at thesharkdeck dot com

Uncle Pete is talking, are we believing? The NFL QB Carousel is real and it's spectacular. The MLB is set to meet on Thursday... could this be happening? For real?

Nothing says Christmas like a bunch of murder! Thanks for listening this year, folks! Check out Uncle Pete's channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5G19QYxCwOdW_ocLgmdXA Follow me on Twitter and Youtube: https://twitter.com/Guestofhorror Buy something from my talented fiancée: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ClaraCardell

Christian's gearing up for the final weeks of the show this year. Why note have one last visit from Jack's Uncle Pete, your knock-off plans, and Patsy doing her best Mrs KlausSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christian's gearing up for the final weeks of the show this year. Why note have one last visit from Jack's Uncle Pete, your knock-off plans, and Patsy doing her best Mrs Klaus

Jack got a haircut, and it is... something! But Luckily his Uncle Pete is back to fill in for a little while. Plus the A-Z of the 80s is almost over, and we see the return of a beloved segmentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack got a haircut, and it is... something! But Luckily his Uncle Pete is back to fill in for a little while. Plus the A-Z of the 80s is almost over, and we see the return of a beloved segment

A truly inspiring story.Dr. Elijah is incredible.   He shares his story of being a lesbian in the Military and Air Force and was determined to prove that it's possible to make it, even if others tell you it's not.He followed his dream to bring LIGHT and LOVE to people, and his own transitioning to male.So many of us don't understand this.  I, LaurieAnn, do.  My adopted sister transitioned and she taught me a lot.  She did so at 71!  We need to be who we know we are.Dr. Elijah is a wonderful person and that he shares openly and supports so many people is, as we said in the intro line.... truly inspiring.His book for helping to share and explain a person transitioning to children and for people of color, is again, yes, inspiring.  How do you help people process, and children in particular, from being an Aunt to an Uncle.  We thank Dr. Elijah for being such an open and great guest.  We believe this story will touch many.You can reach Dr. Elijah at https://www.elijahnicholas.com/More about Dr. Elijah Nicholas:Dr. Elijah Nicholas (he/him) is an African American trans man whose life's purpose is to “Illuminate Light around the Universe.” Dr. Elijah is a Spiritual Light Coach, actor, author, career military veteran, and trans advocate. He is the founder of Dr. Elijah Nicholas, LLC, a motivational speaking firm through which he also offers consultations on trans workplace inclusion. Dr. Elijah is an 11-time self-published author. His most recent works, the Madoodle children's book series, highlights compassion, acceptance, and the African American family experience through its lead characters, Madoodle and her Uncle Pete—who was once her favorite Auntie Mary.  Madoodle by Dr. Elijah NicholasFree Book with any $20+ Podcast Support Make Up Not Required - How to Brand the TRUE You by LaurieAnn & Contribution by Roy MillerBE A GUEST/FIND A GUEST Start for Free! PODMATCH is innovative, provides easy communication and dashboard scheduling! My pick of the month!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/iamthatgal)

LATE BUT GREAT, I am here with some last-second week one reflections and week two predictions.0:00First I recap last week Patriots game. For a while. A fine refresher for tomorrow. 23:00   THen: GOing AROUnd THE LEAGUE. Indeed.  Suffer my opinions about all the teams!!! I watched all these games! 52:30Lastly, a transmission from my ancestor, my great great great long time ago old generations relative, Pete Gaynorstradamus. Appearing from the distant past, and unrelated to the famed prognisticator,  he enjoys Nostradamus's work as well as picking football games against the spread. My family must have Americanized the name at some point. Uncle Pete calls in with his picks. 

Writer and Director, Matthew Goodhue, joins us to talk about his suspenseful new movie, WOE, now available on all VOD platforms! We talk about how the film's story came about, James Russo's performance as Uncle Pete, and the importance of coffee in movies.  It's all the important questions you'd expect us to ask plus a few of Erica's Stupid Questions. 

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes Matthew Goodhue, Filmmaker (Film: Woe | Horror Mystery Thriller) to the Show!    ● IMDB: www.imdb.com/title/tt10269684 A brother and sister stumble upon their father's secret one year after his death. They soon learn that this secret may not be his alone. Writer/director Matthew Goodhue's terrifying WOE premieres on DVD and Digital June 15 from Gravitas Ventures and Kamikaze Dogfight. One year after their father's death, Charlie endlessly repairs the old family house while his sister, Betty, decides to sell their father's car without her brother's consent - the same car their father committed suicide in. As the two avoid confronting their prolonged grief, mental health, and each other, a hunchbacked creature shadows their every move. Their estranged Uncle Pete, believed to be dead, claims to have answers - if only Charlie and Betty would get out of their own heads and accept help.    Adam Halferty, Jessie Rabideau, Ryan Kattner and James Russo star in a spinechilling new film from Matthew Goodhue. ● Media Inquiries for Woe: October Coast www.octobercoastpr.com

Pat and Mags welcome Uncle Pete to the podcast this week and we talk love through the funk, Jonestowning senior dogs, erotic manuals, and staycation cruising. TW: alternative uses for dowels Aunt Pat - Colleen Doyle Auntie Mags - Dana Quercioli Uncle Pete - Seth K. Thomas Artwork - Jordan Stafford Mauntras - Carol Doyle Editor - Colleen Doyle Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-babymakers/support

Press play and tune into the hometown Queens band, Dry Clean Only as they share their stories behind growing up in Queens, NY to performing at well known local landmarks, all the way to touring in Europe. We also chat about Ronnie's groupies, Joey's crazy Uncle Pete and a little game of Fu** Marry, Kill! Check out their latest song called "Don't Matter" and follow them on instagram @DryCleanOnly #TFQThursdays

This week join Amelia ad Beth as we discuss some haunted music venues including Bobby Macky's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky, The Orpheum in Memphis TN, and The Coconaut Grove and Jacque's Cabaret in Boston, MA. This episode is dedicated in loving memory to one of our biggest fans Peter Childs 1960-2020. Love you Uncle Pete!

Coach D'Amour and Evan Hughes give a season preview on the team and the schedule before action gets underway. As always, the episode concludes with Story Time with Uncle Pete.

In this episode of the HVAC Uncensored Podcast, we revisit an awesome conversion with one and only Pete Ramsey. If you missed this info the first time not make the same mistake twice. Uncle Pete is always dropping knowledge. 

Welcome to Episode Five, sponsored by Uncle Pete's Homemade Gravy. This week, we have a guest who helps us discover Lauren's true feelings about everyone's favorite little green baby, try to figure out what Bernnie has been looking at on the internet, dive into the secret agendas of funeral homes and what might be hiding in their attics, and try to determine what the proper names for animal appendages should be. So make sure your contract is paid up to date, or you might get a visit from the "sales" team, sit back and enjoy.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/multiplepersonalities/message

Chatting with Mama and Uncle Pete!!

In this episode I ramble why I moved to Mexico, my old job in Vancouver, and the story of my Uncle Pete who lived in Costa Rica. Did you enjoy this episode? Let me know! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenewtravel YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIB9JqbxnaMQa6VzBLwWqYA Email: danvineberg@gmail.com

Meet Lucia's Special Buddies - Tex the dog and Zipper the bear. Tex comes from Houston, Texas, and will be 8 years old this fall. He would have an ice cream stand and they would sell mint chocolate chip flavor! Zipper was gifted to Lucia by her Uncle Pete when she had open-heart surgery. We want to know who you are and where you've been! Come hang out with us over on Instagram @leavetofind. We can't wait for you to see what we get up to and chat with you there! SHOW NOTES: Find them here WEBSITE: www.leavetofind.com

It's Uncle Pete's funeral today, so he puts on his good brown suit with the brass buttons, and we all set out for the cemetery before the sun is up, because we don't want to get too hot in our good clothes on our way there. Uncle Pete and Pa walk in front, me and Ma follow. When we get there, Uncle Pete's grave is waiting, shallow and open, and the plaque has already been engraved with his name. Under it, there's his date of birth and today's date, even though we don't know how long it'll take him to really die. | Copyright 2019 by Natalia Theodoridou. Narrated by Judy Young. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Uncle Pete's legal cannabis farm has helped over a thousand patients. He is now facing criminal charges from Michigan police.

Alan Alda always strives to play someone different. He takes Marc through the many characters he's created, from Hawkeye to Uncle Pete, and explains how he challenges himself from role to role. Plus, Alan talks about why he created an academic organization that advances science communication. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast.