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Episode 225 of Tower Gang is pure degeneracy. From Elon Musk's womb-harvesting side hustle to the economics of Corpussy and $21k-a-cycle e-girl psyops, this episode dives headfirst into the deepest pits of internet absurdity.We unravel the X.com algorithm grift, Tiffany Fong's financial windfall, Ashley St. Clair's tech-royalty pregnancy arc, and a subway corpse that got way more than a transfer. Also, Cole discovers he has toddler-sized feet, and a live bodybuilding contest judged blindfolded by Toad is officially happening at Brohemian Grove.

Halloween season 2023 continues at the IMMP as Ian and Matthew watched (well, sort of watched?) Claude Rains in Universal's 1933 THE INVISIBLE MAN. WARNING: Includes a very nerdy digression about hidden movement boardgames.

Did we always sleep the way we do now? Is Dave's ability to sleep anywhere a talent or the sign of a man addled by life?On this week's pod Jill Zwarensteyn, Editor for Sleep Advisor and a Certified Sleep Science Coach explains the history of sleep and how that most fundamental aspect of our daily cycle has changed.Part 1 sees Dave's whistle-stop tour of the nocturnal habits of certain animals.*Warning* Includes the immortal phrase “'licking the ants out of the mound”. Presented and Produced by Neil Delamere and Dave MooreEdited by Cathal MinogueMusic by Dave MooreArtwork by Ray McDonnell For more info on Neil's gigs see www.neildelamere.com/gigs To listen to Dave on the radio it's https://www.todayfm.com/shows/dermot-dave-234808 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Consumer group Which? is warning about the most convincing scams it's seen so far this year, also including new phone malware and fake missing person appeals. Chip-for-tat as China bans US tech-maker Micron Technology. Double amputee ex-Gurkha war hero's historic Everest climb. Also in this episode:Two million people killed by extreme weather since 1970.Rome's Trevi Fountain turned black by climate protesters.Mount Etna eruption grounds flights at Sicily's Catania airport.Sea creatures living in litter from the 1970s.The Welsh radio operator who heard Titanic sinking. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Devon and Sigmund review Apple original film 'Spirited' and preview upcoming Apple original series 'Echo 3' as they get into the spirit of giving with their ultimate Apple TV holiday gift guide. Warning: Includes shameless begging for Severance promo swag. Send us a voice message all week via iMessage to mrolfm@screentimes.net.   Subscribe to our Apple TV Release Calendar.   ScreenTimes.net | Tweet Screen Times   Sigmund Judge | Tweet Sigmund   Devon Dundee | Tweet Devon   Review: Apple TV 4K (2022) | Rasmus Larsen at FlatpanelsHD   Apple TV 4K 2022: Testing 25 Games | MrMacRight on YouTube Titan Quest The Pathless Gear.Club Stradale SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom NBA 2K23 Arcade Edition Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure Oceanhorn 2 INSIDE Dead Cells World of Demons Asphalt 8: Airborne+ GRIS+ Hyper Light Drifter Samurai Jack Alto's Odyssey — Remastered Beyond a Steel Sky Rush Rally Origins Road Redemption Mobile Space Marshals 3 Shovel Knight Dig Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion El Hijo Huntdown Shaolin vs Wutang Horizon Chase 2   Puppy Place Season 2 — Official Trailer | Apple TV+   Little America Season 2 — Official Trailer | Apple TV+   Emancipation — Official Trailer | Apple TV+   New Release: Old Man's Journey+ | Apple Arcade   New Release: SpongeBob SolitairePants | Coming to Apple Arcade November 25   New Release: After the Whistle | Apple Podcasts   New Release: Interrupting Chicken | Apple TV+   New Release: Sago Mini Friends Thanksgiving Special | Apple TV+   New Release: Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock — Night of the Lights Holiday Special | Apple TV+   Highlight: Spirited | Apple TV+   Apple TV Holiday Gift Guide Apps TV Launcher Play   Accessories Armchair Organizer Nomad Siri Remote Leather Case with AirTag Slot Belkin HDMI 2.1 Cable Salt Remote 2.0   HomeKit Automations Eve Motion Sensor Aquara FP1 Presence Sensor Eve Flare   Gaming DualSense Controller Nintendo Joycons   Fitness+ Workout Mat (Amazon) Workout Mat (Yo Gorilla Mats) Yoga Mat Dumbbells (Amazon) Dumbbells (Rogue Fitness) Pilates Bands Yoga Blocks   Merchandise Mythic Quest Merchandise For All Mankind Patches A24 Catalogue Mugs Apple PR Rarities (eBay)   Books Beastie Boys Book Beastie Boys by Spike Jonze Martin Scorsese: A Retrospective Wool Graphic Novels The Art of Wolfwalkers   Music Cherry Original Soundtrack on Vinyl Servant Season One Original Soundtrack on Vinyl The Morning Show Season One Original Soundtrack on Vinyl Spirited Original Soundtrack on CD   Preview: Echo 3 | Coming to Apple TV+ November 23   Up Next Pick: The Caped Crusade | Apple Books   Up Next Pick: TÁR | Apple TV App   Magic Rays of Light is a podcast from ScreenTimes.net

The panel catches up on movies they've seen in the past few months, with some interesting showings from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). Warning: Includes some gushing about Top Gun: Maverick, as will our next episode probably.

The One Where We Chart The Development Of Peter Sellers' Beard! Writer and Summer Wino Bob Fischer is this week's guest - he came along to talk about one of the most obscure and little-seen Peter Sellers films of all: The Blockhouse, from 1973. Despite the film's bleak, at times harrowing depiction of desperate men entombed awaiting the inevitable, it was a very upbeat and enjoyable conversation which naturally flitted all over the shop. Warning: Includes chat about Last Of The Summer Wine, Scarred For Life and Jack Douglas... Bob recalled interviewing one of the actors from The Blockhouse, the incomparable Peter Vaughan, who said he'd enjoyed working with Sellers on the film - by all accounts the former Goon had been on his best behaviour. Several theories abound as to why this might have been. If you haven't seen The Blockhouse - and not many people have - this podcast episode is the next best thing. With laughs. More Bob: hauntedgeneration.co.uk

Episode 12: She Understood the Assignment. WARNING: Includes talk of suicide. During this episode, all involved take a journey within as Spirit leads a much needed inner child healing session.  And the end had even Donna wondering: Do the souls of our loved ones sometimes stay closer to the physical world to help those left behind? National Suicide Prevention Lifeline–Available 24 hours  800-273-8255 Crisis Text Line – 24/7 support via text message. Text HOME to 741741. We are scheduling now for podcast guest appearances. To receive a free reading as part of a future episode, contact linkingpodcast@gmail.com. If you have questions about Spirit or readings, email us and Donna will spend one episode answering them! You can find out more about Donna here: https://linktr.ee/donnaboylemedium. To schedule a private reading, contact Donna at dboylemedium@gmail.com.  Producer: Joelene Bergonzi Music from Freesound.org   Opening: CD_PLENITUDE_002 kevp888 Closing: Pinecone ambient evanjones4

NOTES: This episode includes some discussion of graphic and disturbing lyrics during the section on the track, “John Wayne Gacy, Jr.,” beginning at the 9:47 mark.Also, there were some issues with audio quality on this episode. I apologize for the quality in some spots and hope you can bear with them (I think you'll find it's worth it!).Behavioral health therapist Sean Inderbitzen joins Al for this episode, as he introduces him to Sufjan Stevens' critically-acclaimed 2005 album, Illinois. Sean discusses why he chose this album and how he came to love it. Sean also delves into how he sees the album's songs as a reflection of the times they were created in and the more timeless meaning that they hold for him.1:32 Sean joins the show1:44 Al explains how he and Sean know each other3:28 Al consciously avoided listening to Sufjan Stevens' work4:21 It took Sean several years to appreciate Sufjan's work6:12 “Chicago” was the gateway for Sean “getting” this album9:47 Sean is fascinated by “John Wayne Gacy, Jr.” (WARNING: Includes discussion of graphic and disturbing lyrics)14:50 Sean and Al have a hard time finding something to compare Illinois to18:59 The intensity of Illinois reflects the time in which it was made22:09 Sean reflects more on the message of “John Wayne Gacy, Jr.”Reactions to additional tracks24:00 Casimir Pulaski Day26:21 Concerning the UFO Sighting near Highland, Illinois30:22 A Short Reprise for Mary Todd, Who Went Insane, but for Very Good Reasons32:34 Prairie Fire That Wanders About33:52 Casimir Pulaski Day (again)34:55 The Predatory Wasp of the Palisades Is Out to Get Us!35:31 Chicago (again)39:48 Come On! Feel the Illinoise!46:32 Why didn't Sean choose a Machine Gun Kelly album?48:26 Digging further into the album will require more than the usual effort for Al50:11 Sean talks about a project he's excited about

Debt looms over intact or improved finances during recovery. Hold any gains and beware the buy now, pay later option on small purchases. 3/4 of users dropped their credit scores. / Picking up the Pieces: Rare opportunity exists to open businesses with less cost and less risk, especially in the restaurant industry. Ask Clark topics include: Car rental insurance, Internet based business phone systems - Ooma & 8x8, Trip Adviser for vacation planning, Do Not Give Your Social Security Number at These Places, Wyze Cam smart security camera for $20 - Clark Deals - Your Guide to DIY Home Security Systems - Clark Howard. Want more money advice? Sign up for Clark’s free daily newsletter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An episode about Charlotte Bronte's timeless classic, Jane Eyre. Warning: Includes some sacrilegious critique on plot and an unrelenting grudge against Mr. Edward Rochester.

WARNING: Includes graphic details distressing to some listeners. The man who admitted murdering Christchurch woman Angela Blackmoore 25 years ago has been sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prison. Jeremy Powell confessed to the crime after a police tip-off last year - ending a cold case that haunted Angela's family for decades. Today a judge described the killing as a cold blooded execution. RNZ reporter Rachel Graham was in court.

In 1972, Alabama Governor George Wallace ran for president and tapped into a strain of white resentment towards Civil Rights legislation and court-mandated bussing. When he was shot on the campaign trail, President Nixon saw an opportunity to derail Wallace's surging political momentum and embarrass the Democratic Party. With never before heard White House audio, Long Shots uncovers a little-known criminal conspiracy hatched a month before the bungled break-in at the Watergate Hotel.WARNING: Includes a historical figure's use of a racial epithet.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/LongShots. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 1972, Alabama Governor George Wallace ran for president and tapped into a strain of white resentment towards Civil Rights legislation and court-mandated bussing. When he was shot on the campaign trail, President Nixon saw an opportunity to derail Wallace’s surging political momentum and embarrass the Democratic Party. With never before heard White House audio, Long Shots uncovers a little-known criminal conspiracy hatched a month before the bungled break-in at the Watergate Hotel.WARNING: Includes a historical figure's use of a racial epithet.

The makers of hit BBC Scotland television series A View from the Terrace open their studio doors to Nutmeg. Our man Daniel Gray meets producer Andy Maas, director Jordan Laird, BBC Commissioning Executive David Harron, show presenter Craig Telfer and prop artist Sophie Lant. A fascinating glance into how television is made, the wider context of football on TV and supporter media, from fanzines to podcasts. Warning: Includes whistling, the odd F-word, an upbeat approach to Scottish football, a worm dressed as a person and Brutalist lollipops. Presented, produced and edited by Daniel Gray.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc)

Three women—Kathryn Laughon, Althea Laughon-Worrell, and Miss Katrina Turner—had their worlds shifted by the events surrounding the hate rallies in Charlottesville, VA in August 2017. Hear their stories of how they were affected, and how it has motivated them to fight for justice in their communities. Warning: Includes sounds of violence that may be triggering and strong language.

Ellen Ripley, space truck-drivers, and a cute baby alien that becomes an extremely not cute adult alien almost instantly - we're talking Ridley Scott's Alien. Rex Ogle (author of Free Lunch) joins us to talk about this classic sci-fi horror film. Sigourney Weaver is a badass bitch and this movie has the best trailer and tagline maybe ever? In space no one can hear you scream. Ahhhhhh! Warning: Includes spoilers for Prometheus, Aliens, and somehow... The Hobbit.

Today I spoke with my friend Erin about the crazy world of social media. We talk about our love/hate relationship with the social media apps while dissecting what NOT to do in order to be 'social media friendly.' Warning: Includes mild ranting, although I thought we were very fair! Enjoy my friends! Please submit a iTunes review if you can! Links: http://www.juddyferguson.com http://www.facebook.com/juddyferguson1 http://instagram.com/juddyferguson http://twitter.com/juddyferguson SnapChat: juddyferguson Erin Smith http://twitter.comerinbsmith

Ian Doyle is joined by LFC editor Andy Kelly and ECHO reporter Kristian Walsh along with full-time Liverpool reporter James Pearce live from Germany to discuss the ongoing transfer situation at Anfield and look ahead to the Reds' latest friendlies.Warning: Includes upsetting news regarding James' dessert. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ian Doyle is joined by Liverpool reporter James Pearce and #LFC Editor Andy Kelly to take a look back at a hugely eventful game at Manchester City, debate the impact of Emre Can and Gini Wijnaldum, ponder problems for Divock Origi and Philippe Coutinho and think about sending James to Barnet.Warning: Includes lots of coughing and spluttering. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

This is a special Halloween podcast episode - an interview with one of my heroes, special effects and creature effects artist/ innovator, Mark Shostrom. He’s influenced so much of what you see today in all kinds of make-up and special effects in TV and film, with an incredible legacy of work. His resume includes 30 years of scary movies, everything from “Nightmare on Elm Street 2” to “Videodrome.” We talk about inspiration, creativity, and going for your dreams and not your obligations— not to mention, the best way to make an open flesh-wound for your Halloween costume this year. There are also a few super creepy Hollywood ghost stories about the Hart Building at Paramount studios. This is for all creators, makers and passionate thinkers out there. It’s a challenge to commit to your own bar of excellence and go for it. Decide to do whatever you do awesomely, and foster your voice as a creative thinker, because life is too short to do something you hate, or can simply tolerate. Plus, when you decide to follow your passions, what you leave in your wake is a legacy: something you are proud of that others will learn from for generations to come. *Warning: Includes some explicit language, gore and scary stories!

The Two Brandons return with thoughts on the importance of the now 300 million dollar grossing Marvel Studios' release Guardians of the Galaxy, and what it could mean for Warner Brothers' current attempts at birthing their own cinematic superhero universe. Also, in a fight between Batman and Superman, who wins? (Obviously, Batman, but listen in for how Man of Steel might make that fact a little problematic.) WARNING: Includes some strong language.

Colton joins host JD Banks to talk about both Gintama and World Trigger in celebration of Yuri’s Night in Japan and what “life lessons” they can take away from both series. They also play a little Shiritori while they are at it. Enjoy! (WARNING: Includes spoilers for Shinsengumi Crisis and Red Spider arc)