Podcasts about uraguay

What goes into starting and running a great restaraunt? Luciana GianGrandi joins Linda to talk about her journey from food truck to Michelin star. Jacqueline Coleman is back from a wine trip to Uraguay.

   For 3 and a half years, Democrats have told us Joe Biden is sharp and on top of his game.  So you know this is just a ruse that somehow they are in disbelief that debate performance happened last week.  These people are the ultimate snake oil peddlers.    An employee for Blue Cross in Tennessee wins a big lawsuit for losing her job over refusing a covid jab, wait until you hear what her title was and her area of expertise.  This is sooooo good.    The new owners of the Plaza in KC were flanked by Mayor Q at a news conference announcing their takeover and $100 million renovation.  As our friend www.tonyskansascity.com points out today, that's a far different look than the radical BLM Mayor Q 4 years ago that led to the downfall of our once glorious district.   Uraguay beats Team USA at Arrowhead and the whole world is freaking out.  Only soccer could provide this much drama.    Patrick Mahomes logo is everywhere, the Royals open against the Rays and the Royals' richest owner and his Boston Celtics partners are selling their basketball team.

Which types of global dishes can you pair with South American wines? What's one of the best but little-known Chilean wine regions you need to try? Which types of wine do they make in other South American countries, such as Uruguay, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil? In this episode of the Unreserved Wine Talk podcast, I'm chatting with Amanda Barnes, author of The South America Wine Guide. You can find the wines we discussed at https://www.nataliemaclean.com/winepicks   Giveaway One of you is going to win a copy of Amanda's beautiful hardcover book, The South America Wine Guide. To qualify, all you have to do is email me at natalie@nataliemaclean.com and let me know that you've posted a review of the podcast. I'll choose two people randomly from those who contact me.  Good luck!   Highlights How did Argentina's flagship white wine, Torrontés, develop and where is it grown? Which types of food pair best with Torrontés and Malbec? How does the iconic Argentinian empanada vary across different regions? What is unique about how Fernet is consumed in Argentina? How did the pandemic contribute to the craft gin and craft vermouth movement in Argentina? How do the wine production volume and cultural attitudes towards wine vary between Argentina and Chile? What were the main challenges that were uncovered by the discovery of Carmenère in Chile? How did Tannat become the signature grape of Uraguay, and what's unique about its growing requirements? How did Peru become the first wine country in South America, and what's behind the current wine renaissance? Which wines from Bolivia should you try, and what's behind their unique characteristics? How has the Brazilian wine industry evolved over the years? What does Amanda love about mountain white wines like Altos Las Hormigas Blanco? What is it about Viñedos de Alcohuaz that gives it a beautiful tasting experience? Why is an ice bag Amanda's favourite wine gadget?   Key Takeaways I enjoyed hearing Amanda's recommendations for which types of global dishes you can pair with South American wines. The highly aromatic Torrontes can handle equally flavourful dishes. Amanda has inspired me to try more wines from Chile's Elqui Valley. It's amazing that some vineyards are planted at 2,200 metres above sea level. I was interested to learn more about the types of wine they make in other South American countries, such as Uruguay, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. I didn't realize that Peru was the first wine region in South America.   About Amanda Barnes Amanda Barnes is an award-winning British journalist and editor who specializes in wine and travel writing. She is an expert in South American wine and regions and a regular correspondent for international wine and travel publications (including Decanter, Fodor's, SevenFifty, The Guardian & The Telegraph). She is currently studying to become a Master of Wine and is the author of The South America Wine Guide.       To learn more, visit https://www.nataliemaclean.com/266.

Director J.A. Bayona discusses his latest film — and the country of Spain's official submission to this year's Academy Awards — “Society of the Snow.” Director of Photography Pedro Luque and Sound Designer Oriol Tarragó also join us to discuss how they crafted this riveting retelling of the infamous 1972 Andes flight disaster, where a team of rugby players from Uraguay had to do the unthinkable to survive. Realism was a big priority for Bayona, so the production was a challenging, sometimes even grueling experience.“That was the moment — first day of shooting — that we realized how hard this was going to be… We had real snow, we have the cold to catch the breath of the actors, but then we got into the [airplane] set. All the seats had crammed against the cockpit and we realized that we needed to fit 29 people inside that space and one camera crew. So there was no way of shooting those scenes. Like, it was not possible! So actually that was the moment that we decided that we had to shoot the film as if it was a documentary.”—J.A. Bayona, Director/Co-writer, “Society of the Snow”Be sure to check out “Society of the Snow” in glorious Dolby Vision® and Dolby Atmos®, where available, as well as on Netflix starting December 22, 2023.Please subscribe to The Dolby Institute Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.You can also check out the video for this episode.Learn more about the Dolby Institute and check out Dolby.com. Connect with Dolby on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.

FunkQuest with a North Korean AmbassadorYou are going to need a secure line to watch this FunkQuest episode. Make sure you are not being watched or overheard. This could be very stressful. At least that is what Ex-diplomat John Everard has had to contend with over many years as a british ambassador, not only toNorth Korea but Uraguay too. Its not exactly 'Bond 007' but sleep deprivation, minute to minute planning, and alcohol are all part of the JobQuestion 1John chose the 'Parrot'How do you communicate with your boss?Question 2The 'Castle' was his next choiceHow did your previous jobs prepare you for this one?Question 3The 'Elephant family' came nextWhat previous jobs have you done?Question 4John picked the 'Grey Sofa'What is the most frustrating part of the Job?Question 5 The 'flower basket'What made you want to quit?Question 6John wanted the 'Twin Dolls'What motivates you to keep showing up?You are going to need a secure line to watch this FunkQuest episode. That's what ​former diplomat John Everard has had to contend with over many years as a British ambassador, ​not only to North Korea but Uraguay too. Its not exactly 'Bond 007' but sleep deprivation, minute to minute planning, and alcohol are a​ll part of the job!Play Funkquest Yourself: https://funkythinkers.com/funkquest/Never miss a FunkQuest episode: Listen on Spreaker: Listen on Spotify: https://funkythinkers.com/spotifyFollow us on Twitter for more updates: https://twitter.com/funkythinkers

Can anyone stop Lionel Messi?! This week David, Devang and Sean discuss defending champions France against cinderella story Morocco's semi-final matchup where the winner will face Lionel Messi and Argentina in the World Cup Finals. They get into the MLS, players moving around and a new TV deal that changes the landscape of sports broadcasting in North America. As we do every week, we finish it off with the mailbag and a discussion on the worst stadium names in sports. Have you joined Patreon? Get ad-free episodes and access to discord: https://www.patreon.com/afootballpodcastFollow @AFootballPod on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang, @EmpireGass and @SeanKeay.Any opinion expressed is not advice, a promise or suggestion that increases the chance of winning. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. To learn more, visit: https://help.sportsinteraction.com/hc/en-us/articles/216779528-Responsible-Gaming-Self-Limitation-Self-Exclusion Or if you have concerns about a gambling problem, call ConnexOntario 1-866-531-2600. Ontario Only. Must be 19+ or older to play. If you enjoyed today's show, please rate A Football Podcast 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts. See you again next week for an all new AFP.

Bonus Episode #3 is now available (30+ minutes):  Enjoy this chatty bonus episode about how regions, like countries and other areas, got their names.  Iceland is easy, but what about Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Uraguay, and many others?  A bonus episode for lovers of word origins, facts, and mini-history lessons. Try FREE access to this … Continue reading Alert: New Bonus Episode (#3) – History of Region Names – Countries, Provinces, & More

This week Joshua is joined by John Janssen, Head Coach of the La Sierra Univsitery Golden Eagles. We chat about  John getting started with his coaching career, how he didn't know he could do this as an actual job, and his desire for competition and how that stoked his coaching fire. Then Joshua and John switch gears and talk #NCAA March Madness and what we can expect from the tournament. We go a bit off-topic and dive into the #NBA as I find out John Janssen's favorite team is the Lakers. We have to talk some purple and gold and Lebron James before we head to #WeTheNorth and my favorite team. Next, we get into John's playing career after college and what he experienced playing overseas. You won't ever guess what he was covered in after a game in Uraguay. We get into some more stories abroad before getting back to the if North American Basketball will ever have that cult following it does elsewhere. I also asked John about his brother... Sorry... Baby brother, Casey Janssen and how sports influenced their life growing up. Finally, I get Johns's picks for the NCAA March Madness tournament! Make sure to check out www.sportstalkline.com for all of the great coverage and stories! Thanks to Don Andrews and "The Matinee" for the beautiful introduction. Follow your host on Twitter @JoshuaGriffith0 for all the latest news, as Sports Talk Line will cover you for the 2022 #MLS Season. Leave a comment, like a video, and subscribe to the Sports Talk Line Youtube Channel if you don't already.

2022-01-30 AM - Mariano Proto(Missionary to Uraguay) - Acts 8:26-40

Success is the opportunity to elevate what other people are doing. -Catharine Smith This week's story is about a woman who has been leading others since she was in her 20's. From her humble roots in the midwest to traveling to Argentina, Brazil and Uraguay on a Fulbright scholarship, Catharine Smith has always been focused on social action. The time she spent in these countries shaped her views about how economic cooperation can lead to better outcomes for all, especially women and families. The stories women in these countries shared with her are etched in her mind and have followed her on a career path that includes The Harvard Center for Primary Care and the Clinton Foundation, where Catharine was part of a team that worked with faith leaders in the south to create a deeper understanding of our nation's opioid epidemic. These days, you'll find Catharine leading the way as the Executive Director of The Termeer Foundation, one of the most influential foundations in the world. The Termeer Foundation is named after biotech genius, Henri Termeer, the Dutch biotechnology genius and CEO of Genzyme. Created in honor of Henri after his sudden death in 2017 by friends, colleagues and mentees, The Termeer Foundation continues Henri's lifelong work around finding cures for rare diseases, patient centered care and continued mentoring of the next generation of biotech leaders.

Jay's trip to the southern half of South America was, essentially, a stay in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with excursions to other locales and countries. He fell in love with the city and stayed there as long as he could. An apartment for a month; Toastmaster meetings; Iguazú Falls/ Iguaçu Falls, the largest waterfalls in the world; avoiding chicanery.  LukeyoutheU.com/acl32

Nobody is listening to our podcast. That's cool, but we're giving away $25 a week in Bitcoin, so maybe give us a try. This week we talk about the Senate and crypto, Jamie Dimon, Uraguay, and the market.

Chandra Savage Hello and welcome to mo wine mishaps, and more. I am your host Chandra Savage. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Tonight is so special because, on June 19, 2020, I debuted this podcast. Can you believe it, we hear it's a year later. We've tasted so many beautiful wines, and tonight is not going to be an exception. Tonight we're going to be having the 2019 Garzon Tannat from Uruguay. It is a dry red wine from the Basque region of Uraguay. But before we get into that have some notes that I will share with you. So, this particular wine has been aged in oak for about 20 months, it is a Tannat Reserva, so there's going to be a lot of oak on there you know that straight off the bat, but it is also a highly tannic wine and tannins are chemical compounds that are found in the fruit and the stems and the seeds of the grapes. And so when they process the wine they keep the stems and seeds intact with skins and that produces the tannins and red wines tend to be highly tannic or more tannic than white wines, so it gives like a bitter taste. But this tonight is the top of tannic wines that I've had, for sure. And a little fun fact for all of you, wines with more tannins have more antioxidants and more resveratrol which preserves your heart health. So, we're being responsible we're drinking responsibly, we're taking care of our health responsibly, and preserving our hearts. That's why I love you all to share all of that information with you. Before we get into the good good. Also, if you're listening to tonight's episode, I want you to take a screenshot for me, and shoot it over to me on Instagram @mowineforu, and let me know like with some of your key takeaways from this evening as we get into the wine, and I also have a very special announcement free at the end so stay with me all the way to the end so you can hear all about the extra fabulosity coming your way. So, let's get into it. This wine. Let me tell you, you have to give this wine so much air. This is a wine that you break out the decanter and you pour the wine into the decanter and leave it for hours and hours, even a day if you had the time, but ain't nobody got time for that. I decanted this wine for about two and a half hours, just to get it rounded out and take off some of the edges because this is a hard wine. This is a heavy hitter, heavy heavy hitter. So I tried to air it out as much as I could. But the show must go on. So let's get into it. The appearance is gorgeous, it's like a dark, It's almost like blackish red, it is so, so deep, deep and dark and mysterious looking. Hmm. So let's get into the nose because the nose, always knows. I'm going to give it a swirl because clearly, we didn't have a day to decant this wine so I'm just going to, I even use the aerator, just so you know. Yeah, we made a lot of time for this puppy. I always loved that part. So it's full of BlackBerry on the nose. There's some leather in there some plum. This and some earthy undertones. Also some herbs in there so there's, there's a lot of stuff going on in this on the nose and low key, very low key. I also smell a little bit of ham on it but that could be just me. It smells divine, so let's taste it. all that this wine, baby. This is for a grown folk show. I don't want any of the young ones coming for tonight because it's not for you. Do you hear me? This one is highly acidic. Highly tannic highly acidic. This is a tough mama JAMA, I'm telling you, but the flavors are beautiful, it's like a jammy plum and Blackberry. So, with the nose picked up the tongue picked up as well. There's also some like licorice in there that I didn't pick up on the nose, which is odd, but the nose is always nose. And so maybe it's just a little bit, but there's definitely some smoking there and some herbs may be like mint, and most of all, there is some chocolate. I love all of those flavors in my wines I gravitate towards wines that have more smoke more leather more plans or herbs. I love it all. I'm here for it. I just don't have time for this baby to air out like this. No one does. So, but it's all good. I love it, you're supposed to save it on a cooler side so about 60 degrees. I tried, I tried Yeah, but the show must go on, like I said, I got this wine from Whole Foods, I got it from Whole Foods for like 1499 excellent price point, alcohol content that's kind of high on this is about 14% Alcohol. But, man, what a beautiful wine to have with a meal. you have to have this wine with food, or a heavy, heavy hardier teas like blue cheese, or maybe like parmesan or ice ago. You've got to you got to break it up, you got to break up this heavy hitter right here. You can also pair it with any type of like barbecue beef stews, lamb, or if you are not a carnivore, you would have to have like a mushroom a hearty mushroom meal, or a mushroom burger. This might be at the top of the big girls. Shout out to the big girl wine lovers out there, you know, I call them really robust, larger-than-life wines, I call them big girls so that's what I mean by shout out to the big girls and this wine is Big Mama right here. This one is definitely on the top, and I love it and I'm so happy I got to share it with you. You know, it's very intense. The flavors are really pronounced the Romans are pronouns. There's just so much plum and chocolate and smoke and leather in there that it's, it's tough, I promise you, it is. But it's super dry so there's no sweetness in it at all. But it is beautiful in the finish. Oh my gosh, the finish is phenomenal. It just wants to stay, and then wants to move in, you know you can tell a lot about a wine about how it finishes when you drink it, and the long finish is normally an indication that it is a good value, high-quality wine, and this data zone, tonight is no exception. It's a beautiful line, and I'm so happy I got to share it with you. Now for a little storytime so confession, my first crush in elementary school. He was from, little guy. And that is the first time I've ever heard of this boy, we were in second grade, third grade, fourth grade, fifth grade, and sixth grade, we were in all our classes together, throughout elementary school, and I had the biggest crush on him. I remember I asked my mom to make the sandwiches and like little hearts, I could give them to him, or you know when you go to school you can buy your friend a rose or buy them some candy. All the money went to this boy. And we even went, we even started junior high school together. And when I didn't see him all summer from when we graduated elementary school to when we got to junior high school. You could tell me that he was not going to be my boyfriend forever. And he gave me my first kiss. So Uruguay is very near and dear to my heart. Even though that gentleman moved away, he actually left after the first year of junior high school and moved back to undergrad so, but I know he's back in the States, we've been in touch over the years, and he has a beautiful family he's a beautiful life, and I'm so glad that we get to speak now and again. So that's just a little fun fact for you guys, little tidbit about me. Anywho, big announcement, big, huge. I'm putting a little something together for you. And I have created a waitlist. I am in the process of developing a community for the MO wine this is, and it's not going to be on Facebook. So if you want to participate. I encourage you to get on the waitlist. You can find the information on the waitlist. I'm on my bio at Instagram, you can go to the link tree and get on the waitlist, you know, last week was a pretty good week for me pretty big week, I released wind buys volume two-sided about that. We're working on a lot of things a lot of fun things for us. So, If you found any value, please leave me a review on your favorite podcast platform rate review, share, tell a friend to tell a friend, and I'm going to see all of you next week. I'm gonna hear from all of you next week because I definitely want to hear about it. And I will be waiting to hear from you. Reach out to me on Instagram at mo wine for you. You can reach me at Twitter @mowineforu on Facebook at mo wine for you. Or you can just come to my website at www.mo-wine.com. And if you are looking for Wine Barz, Volume One and volume two. You can go to www.buymeacoffee.com/mowineforu. And that's it. Ladies and gentlemen, I'll see you next week. Ciao tutti. Transcribed by https://otter.ai

Anik and Florian preview UFC 241: Cormier v. Miocic II, coming up this weekend from Anaheim, California on PPV.

Meet Jeff and Denise Malkoon, the brother and sister duo behind PB Americano. Like most entrepreneurs, Jeff wanted to make a positive change in the world and while traveling in Uraguay, his business idea was sparked. After noticing kids heading to school with a sweet and not very nutritious breakfast, Jeff had a very important thought, "We can do better." Fast-forward to today, Jeff and Denise have been on Shark Tank, still sell their in-demand peanut butter at farmers markets, and are in over 400 retail locations, including Sprouts. Hear how they got their start, a bit about going into business with family and making a product you care about.

This months podcast takes us back to the Spring of 1973... this era of the band shows them jamming with a very jazzy approach, and its a lot of fun.   At halftime, Bob delivers some great Clapton.  We sure hope you are enjoying the summer! GRATEFUL DEAD   March 19, 1973   Nassau Coliseum   Uniondale, NY   SET 1:   Promised Land, He's Gone, Mexicali Blues, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Wave That Flag, Box of Rain, Race Is On, Row Jimmy, El Paso, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Around and Around, Tennessee Jed, Playin' in The Band   HALF TIME:   Eric Clapton  (Uraguay  10/3/90)   SET 2:   Loose Lucy, Me & My Uncle, Brown Eyed Women, Big River, Mississippi Half Step > Stella Blue, Jack Straw, Truckin > Drums > Other One > Eyes of the World > China Doll, Johnny B Goode   ENCORE:   Casey Jones SOURCE:   Soundboard / Analog Master

This week on The Ash Holes we smoke the LFD La Volcada. La Volcada references a step in the tango dance, which originated in Argentina and Uraguy. Litto Gomez, the founder of La Flor Dominican grew up in Uraguay. The cigar is a 7 x 48 Churchill with a pigtail. It uses a Mexican San Andres Wrapper, and Ecuadorian Corojo binder and Dominican fillers. Be an Ash Hole by joining the Ash Holes as we share our thoughts on the burn, taste and aroma before we close up the show with a rating from each of our hosts as we give a final score. Along the way we will have all the craziness of The Ash Holes including a Top 5 list from our friends at 55 Cigars. As always the cigars featured on The Ash Holes can be found at http://www.2guyscigars.com/.

Adam Stern, of Sports Business Daily joins the show to discuss the latest in off-season IndyCar news, and debate as the off-season continues!

My guest today is Tim O'Hara who's the owner and founder of Rancho Mastatal sustainability and education center, one of the premier sustainable living education sites in the world. For more than 15 years Rancho Mastatal has been leading the way in permaculture, natural building, and regenerative living skills such as fermentation, bio gas digestion, soap making, and much more. Tim started out with a degree in agricultural economics and first began working in corporate agro business before becoming disillusioned with that world and joining the peace corps where he worked for two years in Uraguay and there met his wife. After another short stint working in agro business, Tim was ready for a big change. Through a friend of his from the peace corps Tim then found the land in Mastatal Costa Rica where the dream of the ranch came together. In this interview, Tim shares invaluable insights on how to integrate with your local community as an outsider, how their demonstration site has had a positive impact on their community at large, and he goes over some of the biggest hurdles he and his team have had to overcome to get to where they are today. This is a great episode for anyone who dreams of starting their own training or educational site one day. Resources: http://ranchomastatal.com/

Jennie's cousin Michael Field is back from his trip through South America! In this episode, we hear about his travels through Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, and Uraguay all while staying in hostels. It's a trip we've all wanted to take, now you can hear exactly what it is like. Enjoy!

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Jessica Chastain impresses the Cogill's by playing, "Miss Sloan, a highly focused Washington lobbyist in a much talked about new political movie, and film critic, Gary Cogill, says everything goes horribly wrong including the egg nog luge in the highly predictable, "Office Christmas Party," starring Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman. Sommelier, Hayley Hamilton Cogill, pairs "Miss Sloan" with "austere" wines, offers a few holiday pairing suggestions for the season, and then recounts her food and wine trip earlier this week to Uraguay with Bodega Garzón, which included a heartfelt visit with celebrated Chef Francis Mallmann. https://www.facebook.com/cogillconsulting https://twitter.com/garycogill https://www.facebook.com/dallasuncorked https://twitter.com/DallasUncorked https://instagram.com/DallasUncorked

Michael & Logan return to recap Amazing Race Canada 4’s visit to Havana, Cuba, which aired at a special event in Toronto last night. This week: Logan gets his banks confused. Everyone hates Uraguay. We talk about Amazing Race France. James Duthie does impressions. Logan learns about Hampstead Heath. Is this season a bit communist? Another of Ashley’s fears is revealed. Some Big Brother Canada news is broken. Monty gets his own paintballs. Who is the Amazing Race Canada version of Survivor: San Juan Del Sur’s Make-a-wish kid? Everything goes a bit Big Brother 18. We learn more fun facts about Logan’s life. Logan learns about the Cambridge Latin Course. There’s some ball dudes. Someone wears the Cone of Shame. No-one demands Sash from Survivor: Nicaragua. Someone wins the best prize pack in Amazing Race Canada history. Was Steph & Kristen’s last place penalty unfair?

This week on Species Tuesday, I profile the La Plate River Dolphin because we spoke about the same species on yesterday's podcast, which was killed after people picked up the stranded dolphin and passed it around like a toy for every one on the beach to touch. Today, I discuss why it is so unique and important to the local area and how the story we discussed yesterday was such a tragedy. Support the Podcast: http://www.speakupforblue.com/patreon Shop for the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/shop 10 Ocean Tips to Conserve the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/wordpress/sufb_optinpdf Show Notes: http://www.speakupforblue.com/session118

Live from Colorado! New cannabis laws passed in Alabama, Utah, Uraguay, & Michigan. Also, Dianne Feinstein sucks. A lot. Turns out Dru is sitting on some primo vintage Magic the Gathering Cards, and is worried that Chris may have outed him as a target for roving gangs of nerd thugs. Chris breaks down a quick pasta lesson for the listeners and learns the shocking fact that Dru has never had Farfalle. Bud of the Week is the Cloud 9 Mini Bar from Gia's Garden, A chocolatey peanut buttery thc treat. Agenda 420 - You need to talk to you you mom about cannabis, like right now. It will help her with her neck, and her back, and her neck and her back, and her brain. Chris and Dru break down how to talk about cannabis in everyday conversations. Grandma's are out in force to interrogate you about your cannabis use. Help Chris and Dru name The Weed Show Strain!

Dan and Eric talk about daylight savings time, NFL, salary cap, Darren Sharper, rape, Malaysian Airlines, Ikea, giant bat, drones, internet speed, Uraguay, Babymetal, Milk Music, Spotify, Celtic Frost, Facebook, WhatApp, iMessage, FaceTime, Zite, Flipboard, Gravity, Oscars, Meryle Streep, Ellen DeGenres, Crossfit, Drive By Truckers

This week Chris and Skip ring in the new year with much libation. Chris talks about his top 5 Movies of 2013. Uraguay's legalization of marijuana is talked about as a potential trigger for future legalizations in other South America countries. Chris has an idea for a stoner locater app. Deficit Picks of the Week!: The ONLY Blair Witch Project. We shall not of speak of any second movie. And none other than, Predator. Again, only the first one. We rate and review: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty American Hustle Anchorman 2 Blackfish Wolf of Wall Street Assassin's Creed: Black Flag The menu was: Silver Jack(Sativa) Red Congolese (S) Platinum Jack (S) Sour Diesel (S) Yogi Diesel (S) Maui Wowie (S) any old favorite and, whew, White Widow (S) with a some more of that medicated Toffee, Smoked Sea Salt Dark Chocolate bar. Follow us on Twitter @adoraido or @Skip_ADO_Radio and also on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ADORADIO0. What?

Today Melbourne, Austrialia based filmmakers StudioBento have released a brief teaser trailer of their in-production film about the world of indie game development, GameLoading: Rise of the Indies. The video is an effort to support StudioBento’s new Kickstarter campaign to fund this snapshot into the rapidly-advancing world of independent games development. Thie brief snippet in the teaser trailer introduces three independent devs as they showcase their projects at GDC 2013. The studios; Austrialian developer Jigxor, Romanian studio ThoseAwesomeGuys and Kalio of Uraguay offer a glimpse into the studios and characters the indie film aims to explore. “We did not go to GDC Play with any specific intentions or interviewee targets but when we met these three really interesting developers we made the time to shoot… Read More... The post StudioBento Releases Teaser Trailer for Indie Game Documentary GameLoading: Rise of the Indies appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

Dr Francesca Lessa (LAC and St. Anne's College), gives a talk for the OTJR seminar series.

In this episode we discussed Reading rampage, Julian Assange's asylum plea and Uraguay's aim to control cannabis sales. We also talked about the Home Secretary, Theresa May's refusal to listen to science, and British weather being British. Music from Rizz, Jesse Chainsaw and King Kreep.