Podcasts about Year Walk

Get ready to get cryptic with a look into the works of narrative designer Jonas Tarestad! He's collaborated with award-winning Swedish game studio Simogo on games including Year Walk, Device 6, and last year's Lorelei and the Laser Eyes. We discuss engaging players outside of the game, the thin line between the player and the character, and pizza on a farm. Music from Luke Carlin!LINKS:☁️ Jonas's Bluesky: http://jonastarestad.bsky.social

For those living rough, Coldest Night of the Year is a crucial fundraiser held annually in Port Hope. The post Walkers hope to raise $50,000 during Coldest Night of the Year walk in 2025, says organizers appeared first on Consider This. Related posts: Awareness of plight of others higher this year, says Coldest Night of the Year organizer Coldest Night of the Year raises awareness and money to support the homeless, says organizer Coldest Night of the Year goes virtual for 2021, but the message about those in need remains the same

Gain a greater appreciation for servers in the restaurant industry as you hear some of the behind-the-scenes stories with Mark's chat with long-time server at “Roma Old Town”, Rachel Racey.For show notes:Roma Old Town:https://romawoodfiredpizza.comUpcoming Events :History Conference: Washington's First War, Feb 14-15https://www.shenandoahatwar.org/washingtonRestaurant Week - Winchester, Feb 17-23https://www.winchesterrestaurantweek.com“Coldest Night of the Year” Walk, Feb 22Support for WATTS (Winchester Area Temporary Transitional Shelter)https://cnoy.com/location/winchester

In this episode: 1. Swan Lake Sewer Crisis – Liberty Town Board scrambles to fix wastewater plant violations and avoid major fines. 2. Sullivan County Leads NY Job Growth – The county posts the highest non-farm job growth in New York State. 3. Liberty Rotary Aids Puerto Rico – Local volunteers help improve disaster preparedness on the island. 4. Monticello Animal Cruelty Arrest Sparks Legal Push – Senator Oberacker calls for tougher bail laws after a tragic case. 5. Livingston Manor-Roscoe School Board Election Set – Nineteen candidates compete for seven seats in the new district. 6. Catskills Festival at Villa Roma – Three-day music and arts festival set for February 21-23. 7. Coldest Night of the Year Walk for Homelessness – Annual fundraiser raises awareness and support for the homeless.

What does it mean to be homeless? How does it even exist here in one of the richest countries on the planet and what can we do to help people who find themselves in need of support.One step we can take is … well, literally that, a step or maybe a bunch of steps with The Coldest Night of the Year Walk that is coming up on February 22nd. #CNY2025The person at the helm of the Goderich event this year isMichelle Millar, Manager of Community Development United Way Perth-Huron and she joins us in this episode along withTrevor Bazinet, Mayor of the Town of Goderich andRandy Carroll, Councillor Town of Goderich to chat about this important issue and their personal reasons for being involved.

Welcome to Emmanuel Church's Podcast! We are a Christian community located in Salisbury, Maryland, dedicated to engaging everyone, everywhere through connection with Christ and community. Join us for worship services every Sunday at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. #EmmanuelChurch #SalisburyMD #ChristianCommunity #WorshipService #BibleStudy #CommunityOutreach #LiveStream #Faith #Prayer #JesusChrist #Gospel #ChurchOnline #ReligiousEducation #SpiritualGrowthhttps://emmanuelchurch.live

Jill Clare and Meghann  Cotter with Micah Ecumenical Ministries talks about the Coldest Night of the Year Walk in downtown Fredericksburg on February 22nd.   Sign up to walk and donate to the work Micah does for the homeless at cnoy.com/fredericksburg.

I would recommend podcasters to rob banks instead because gambling is immoral. Welcome back to the podcast and to our very important series on games titled after women's names that begin with the letter L. Today, we're talking about Lorelei and the Laser Eyes a puzzle game from Simogo, developer of games like Year Walk and Sayonara Wild Hearts. Taking the form of an enormous escape room, where solving number puzzles and unlocking doors is the name of the game, you progress through an ever growing list of goals to uncover the “truth” as it is quantified in the menu. The game has a few consistent motifs that pop up to anchor you into the narratives main themes and provide clues to the puzzles, and combined with a story that has real concrete answers you can figure out yourself with the information provided, it really meshes a mechanical satisfaction with a narrative one. In the same vein, the difficulty of the puzzles really lands in a spot that will likely be satisfying for most people, if a bit easy for people who are diehard fans of the genre. Mostly more simple than you would think at first glance, recognizing patterns and identifying a pool of answers to choose from will serve you better than raw enigmatology in this case. The game isn't perfect, a bit too long, and if you're not a fan of puzzle games generally this likely won't change your mind, but it's a stylish package put together by a developer that really knows how to nail a tone. We're going to be talking about the interconnectivity of puzzles, the stylish execution of a visual style and we determine that person we often most agree with is ourselves. Thank you for joining us again this week! Not know what this game was going into it may have not been the best idea from a scheduling perspective, and maybe had something to do with us thinking it was bit overlong, but in the end it was still a good time. Do you think our devotion to Simogo's games is unhealthy? Do you just agree and enjoy their output? Let us know in the comments or over on our Discord! Next time, we're actually interrupting the GTAWNTBWTLL theme as we enter October and will be talking about Crow Country, so we hope you'll stay tuned for that.

This week on The Free Cheese, thank you Player570. You have earned 100 points. We revisit a game we both left unfinished and follow up last year's addition of Year Walk to The List. This time, we're spinning our mobile devices in circles and listening closely to the sounds between the lines in Device 6.

Krydda livet med det senaste avsnittet från din favoritjunta! På hyllan denna veckan står en slapp surdeg av uppsägningar i spelvärlden medan det bubblar av pepp i burken av frisläppta spelstudios. I ryktesmorteln har kommande Dragon Age Dreadwolf hamnat - luktar det släpp innan året är slut? Vi drar ett andra varv på pepparkvarnen och får en uppdatering på Angelicas öde i Nightingale medan Anton storsint och ödmjukt följer upp förra veckans blygsamma framgång i vad vi händanefter kommer referera till som Lich-gate. Susanne, den lilla slarvan, glömmer sin Balatro-maskin och får istället dra fram gammal skåpmat i form av Year Walk när hon åker på semester. Tobias kan man däremot lita på när han förtjust berättar om ett item-system som får knän att darra av pepp i Last Epoch.  Ni hör, det är välkryddat värre i senaste avsnittet av Speljuntan! Och för finsmakaren finns mer att hämta på speljuntan.se där Patreons kan inkassera ett litet extraljud om hur Nintendo har gått och gjort en ”Nintendo”. Igen…  Spel som nämns i avsnittet: Life is Strange, Knights of the Old Republic (remake), Skylanders, Crash Bandicoot 4, Dragon Age Dreadwolf, Mass Effect, Dragon Age Inquisition, Mass Effect Andromeda, Nightingale, Data 2, Balatro, Year Walk, Last Epoch, Path of Exile, Diablo 4.  Tidskoder:(01:00) Personliga frågan (07:30) Spelnyheter (27:40) Reklam (28:30) Spelsvepet  

Jude Swanson, executive director for the House of Hope homeless shelter talks with PittCo Happenings about a fundraising event on February 24, the Coldest Night of the Year Walk, which is designed to help those needing shelter in Pittsylvania County and Danville. Swanson also touches on the causes of homelessness and why those numbers are rising in this region. 

Jill Clare and Meghann  Cotter with Micah Ecumenical Ministries talks about the Coldest Night of the Year Walk in downtown Fredericksburg on February 24th.   Sign up to walk and donate to the work Micah does for the homeless at cnoy.com/fredericksburg.  

Bom ano novo, pessoas bonitas, minhas ricas rabanadas arrepiantes ✨ Começo a agradecer-vos por todo o carinho e apoio, por me ouvirem todas as semanas e apoiarem sempre. É realmente um prazer enorme contar-vos histórias e estar a fazer esta viagem convosco. Desejo que neste ano sintam todo o amor de volta a vocês. Muito obrigada mesmo, de coração ❤️ Confesso que ainda estive indecisa se traria o episódio desta semana, visto que tive pouco tempo para o preparar e gravar. Mas decidi trazer mesmo assim, mesmo pequenino, já que esta temporada também nos aventuramos nestas histórias assim. Nesta época de introspecção e alguma reclusão, em que olhamos para o ano que passou, celebramos (ou não) as coisas que passámos, existe quase uma magia neste recomeço, em que as coisas ficam meio que num limbo do possível e do imaginável. É neste lugar que os suecos vivem o Årsgång ou o chamado Year Walk em inglês, que se traduz livremente para a Caminhada do Ano, um ritual em que suecos entram numa floresta escura numa noite de Inverno para verem o que irá acontecer no ano que começa. E, no meio de tantas tradições que vi para esta altura, foi a mais curiosa e assustadora... por isso tinha de vos trazer cá.

Philip Lufolk is a blacksmith in Storvik, Sweden inspired by the archeology & mythology of Scandinavia. We begin on the role of the Viking blacksmith & how bog iron was processed.  Philip describes objects & jewelry that he forges based on historical artifacts: the seeress' völva staff; a charm known as a Thor's hammer; a landowner's Viking key; and oath rings inscribed with law. We switch to mythology with the tale of Mjölnir [Thor's hammer] & the rest of the gods' treasures, fashioned by the industrious & highly-skilled dwarves. Then there's the vengeful blacksmith, Völund. We discuss burial mounds & rock art: picture stones, rune stones & a petroglyph just outside of Oslo's city center. Approaching the end Philip tells an archaic divination technique called Årsgång or "The Year Walk." Follow Lufolk on Instagram and check out his wares at Lufolk.com. Reading excerpts from The Viking Spirit: An Introduction to Norse Mythology & Religion by Daniel McCoyMusic provided by Lyre of the Crossroads"Sigurd and Fafnir'"Written & Performed by Lyre of the Crossroads"Bass Jouhikko / Basssharpa / Bass Tagelharpa"Written & Performed by Lyre of the Crossroads"Helm of Awe"Written & Performed by Lyre of the Crossroads"Talharpa/Tagelharpa/Stråkharpa"Written & Performed by Lyre of the CrossroadsSupport Our Numinous Nature on Patreon.Follow Our Numinous Nature & my naturalist illustrations on InstagramCheck out my shop of shirts, prints, and books featuring my artContact: herbaceoushuman@gmail.com

This week on The Free Cheese, trophy unlocked. We pluck from our past and revive a few of our favorite segments from last year. First, we run through a series of This or That themed around the games we played in August. Then, we use random name generation to help us find sequels to games on our list without one. Finally, we try to guess a game on The List based on a series of brand new trophies created for it.

Artist Jake Tilson doesn't care if his projects take decades to complete - in fact, he likes it when they do. He's just finished recreating his vision of Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo, an art project which took him years and involved walking around the market for thousands of miles. His recent solo show, which included miniature recreations of some of Tsukiji's 1,700 fish stalls, was a triumph of imagination, technical skill and eccentricity. The work is also a ghostly tribute to a market which no longer exists. In this episode Jake explains why walking and typography are so crucial to his work - and how to make a typeface out of eels.    Jake's miniature fish stalls on show at White Conduit Projects Photo credit: Jake Tilson Jake's vast walking map of Tsukiji Photo credit: Jake Tilson   The legendary pink pay 'phone  Photo credit: Agnese Sanvito

This week on The Free Cheese, Cryptid Kombat - Coming this Fall. After sharing some local horror icons, we wander through the woods to find ourselves in Simogo's Year Walk. Released on multiple platforms since 2013, we discuss the game and how it takes advantage of the unique properties of each platform it called home. We talk about its lasting impact and of course, rank it on The List.

GET READY! In deze queeste gaat het hoofdonderwerp over arcade racegames. Wanneer is een race game "arcade-like" en wat zijn de criteria waaraan het moet voldoen? Wat zijn onze favoriete arcade racegames en welke speelden we vroeger? Peter (www.retrogamepapa.nl), Alex en Klaas zijn racend enthousiast over sommigen, al wordt er in het begin ook gemopperd over waarom sommige racegames zo ruk kunnen zijn. Het is overigens ook één van de weinige keren dat ridder Klaas echt wat expertise showt over games, dus alleen dat al maakt het de moeite van het luisteren waard! Verder heeft Peter het ook nog over hoe belangrijk het is dat je je Wii U console (en 3DS) laat modden en hoe aso het is dat de Nintendo eShop is gesloten. Maar... waarom wordt in hemelsnaam ook A2 Racer genoemd?Arcade racegames die onder andere worden besproken in de main topic: Daytona USA (1 én 2), Burnout, F-Zero, Stunts, Hot Shot Racing en nog veel meer!Games besproken in de Intocht: Resident Evil 5, Forza Horizon 5 Rally DLC, Smile, Beast (en hoe tof Idris Elba is). Steekspel: Mechwarrior 2 voor de PS1. Andere besproken media: De John Wick films, Speak No Evil, de Soof films (HAHAHAHAHA), Doom Eternal en de erg interessante indie game Year Walk.Deze podcast wordt gesponsord door Feniks Gameshop: www.feniks-games-consoles.nlDank aan Patreon Schildknapen: Michiel Kroder (Video Wizards Podcast), Dantji, Hugo en Mike van Dooyeweert (Fanservice podcast).

This week Ryan gives a tour of his bathroom, we have an idea about smelling like your favorite celebrities, Michael shares his eye surgery story, we discuss marvel/star wars and laugh Bud Light losing 70% in sales. We talk about all this and more, in this week's episode of the Walk And Roll Podcast! 0:00 - Introduction 1:37 - Reporting live from the bathroom 9:49 - Michael undergoes another eye surgery 18:43 - Michael has no fear 23:30- Ryan has trouble pronouncing names and Michael puts the grammar Nazi hat on 28:48 - Bud Light Boycott 40:56 - The economy is going down the toilet and the dollar is the toilet paper 52:03 - Michael discusses the hassle of trying to fly with a power chair 59:22 - Going to Joe Rogan's Comedy Club, if their is wheelchair access 1:04:31 - Michael gets confronted by a drunk guy at comedy club 1:10:41 - Outro

"You should not go outside without a hat on a cold day like this" In which we explore Simogo's 2013 metatextual point and click adventure, Year Walk. Burying themselves in Scandi folklore, Leon, Brian, Ryan and Thomas set out into the dark woods, cold and hungry, in a bid to know their futures. Listen in if you wish to find out just what they saw in the creaky, bitter night. http://media.blubrry.com/caneandrinse/caneandrinse.com/podcast/cane_and_rinse_issue_552.mp3   Music featured in this issue:1. Year Walk by Daniel Olsén/Jonathan Eng2. Locksång På Orgel by Daniel Olsén/Jonathan EngEdit by Jay Taylor You can support Cane and Rinse and in return receive an often extended version of the podcast four weeks early, along with exclusive podcasts, if you subscribe to our Patreon for the minimum of $2 per month (+VAT). Do you have an opinion about a game we're covering that you'd like read on the podcast? Then venture over to our forum and check out the list of upcoming games we're covering. Whilst there you can join in the conversations with our friendly community in discussing all things relating to videogames, along with lots of other stuff too. Sound good? Then come and say hello at The Cane and Rinse forum

Today's episode is a chat about not waiting for the holidays to pass or the new year to begin to establish our healthy hormone habits. We can all start at any given moment with a new habit and a new focus for our lives. I am breaking down three different areas that you can focus on to already be feeling better by the time 2023 rolls around! Instagram and TikTok @betterbites_rdnemail adrianne@betterbitesrdn.com

What does it feel like to reach the end of an era? Well, you're about to find out.  Today's extra special episode is 6 years in the making and marks the end of Tom Turcich's (and his dog Savannah's) epic journey of 7 years walking across 6 continents. In this 3-part trilogy, you will hear from Tom at the ages of 26, 30, and 33 as he shares the unique experiences and challenges that could only come from years of traveling the world by foot.  As the 10th person (and first dog ever) to successfully walk around the world, Tom has a multitude of stories and insights that are bound to blow your mind, so you are not going to want to miss this episode. We talk about the pursuit and fulfillment of dreams, facing hardship, making sacrifices, testing limits, finding humanness, stamina, mindfulness, and so much more. What are your biggest takeaways from this epic travel trilogy? I'd love to hear what they are and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message. Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 and get: Access To The Zero To Travel Podcast Archives (300+ amazing episodes and growing)  One Bonus Episode Per Month (Decided By YOU) + Exclusive Content You Can't Hear Anywhere Else  Ask Me (Jason) Your Burning Questions, and Get A Personal Answer!  All Episodes Ad-Free (From April 2021 Onward) Tune In To Learn: Part 1 (05:35) - The Beginning - August 2016, 15 months into the walk Why it is important to seize the day and honor the importance of travel The best way to forget the rules and adapt How to simplify long-term travel Tips for coping with gradual shifts in climate and culture Tactics for navigating strangers and strange encounters How much it costs per day to walk around the world The best way to tap into sources of motivation Part 2 (1:00:40) - The Middle - June 2019, 4 years into the walk What it was like to start walking again after illness  The most effective way to move internationally How to find water, food, and a place to sleep no matter where you are All about the 45-day police escort through Algeria How to acquire “wealth” through walking and camping How to get your dog overseas (and into hotels) Part 3 (1:59:30) - The End - August 2022, 7 years into the walk What it feels like to be done with a 7 year walk around the world How the Covid-19 Pandemic changed the way Tom traveled  What made Tom start to imagine life after the walk Why the most difficult part of the walk was unexpected How the walk has changed Tom's life and relationships The untapped importance of leaning into humanness The best part about being back with friends and family What's next for Tom Turchich Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Check out The World Walk website Join Tom Turcich's Patreon Community Follow Tom on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Learn more about Tom's Journey Want More? The World Walk with Tom Turcich The World Walk (4 Years In) With Tom Turcich The First Woman To Walk Around The World with Polly Letofsky

Ep 51 56 weeks in a year, walk away, internet radio, burritos & more! Hosts: Alex Skuby and Wayne Hannah  Produced by Skuby Company & Harper and Company Productions INC  zenafpod@gmail.com/zenafpod.com

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HTS has a long tradition of serving our local community. A vital component of the Connections program is to ensure that there is a reciprocal relationship between our local community partners and Holy Trinity School. In Part Three of a three part series on Community Care, we sit down with one of our Connections partners for the month of January, Inn From the Cold, to explore how they have expanded their services during the pandemic. We discuss how they continue to work with people in a respectful, dignified, non-judgmental manner while providing them with a safe and positive environment. In the same episode, our Media and PR Prefect, Jeslyn interviews two HTS students who reflect on how their participation in the Coldest Night of the Year Walk raised money to help people in York Region who are experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness.

At this time of year, when pork will be served on many a holiday plate, we turn our attention to the pig - an animal both loved and loathed since ancient times. What are its mythological connections?Join us in the divine muck, where we encounter kings and goddesses from Greek and Norse Mythology, as well as Celtic Druids and a fearsome ghost pig from the Swedish midwinter forests. REFERENCESGlosonhttps://burialsandbeyond.com/2020/01/02/the-gloson-demon-ghost-pig-of-sweden/ Year WalkArticle by Tommy Kuusela: ”He met his own funeral procession: the Year Walk ritual in Swedish folk tradition” https://su.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:944806/FULLTEXT01.pdf Carnivalhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnival Baba Yagahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_Yaga Frau Holle (also 'the two sisters'-type of story)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frau_Holle The World (Tarot card)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_(Tarot_card) Hyndluljod (The Lay of Hyndla from the Poetic Edda)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyndluljóð The river Lethehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lethe Odysseushttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odysseus Circehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circe

On April 2nd, 2015 Tom Turcich left his home in New Jersey to embark on what he originally planned to be a 5-year trek across the seven continents. After 7 years of walking, Tom is nearly complete with just the stretch from Denver to New Jersey left to finish!The dream of walking around the world formed at seventeen after his friend AnneMarie passed. Since her death, Tom decided to make the most of each day and live his life to the absolute fullest. In Texas, he adopted a dog, Savannah, and the two have crossed every border together ever since. Savannah will soon become the first dog to walk around the world. Theworldwalk.comInstagram: @theworldwalkTom's previous two episodes on Adventure Sports Podcast over the years:Ep. 270: A 5-Year Walk Around the World - Tom TurcichEp. 517: Update on a 5-Year Walk Around the World - Tom TurcichIf you'd like to learn amazing outdoor skills taught by world-class outdoor icons to help you get out there and have some fun, go to https://www.crux.academy/asp to get your buy-one-get-one subscription today!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

After a weekend off, Jeremiah and Brayden give life updates and breakdown some of the biggest games across the sport over the weekend. They are then joined by Jocelyn Alo (Oklahoma Softball), Maggie Nichols (Oklahoma Gymnastics), and Jason Kersey (The Athletic) for three loaded interviews. Support for this episode is from MANSCAPED. Head over to MANSCAPED.com and enter code "Prairie" to get 20% off your order AND free shipping.  

On April 2nd, 2015 Tom Turcich left his home in New Jersey to embark on a six-year trek across the seven continents. The dream of walking around the world formed at seventeen after his friend AnneMarie passed. Since her death, Tom decided to make the most of each day. He is walking around the world to become immersed in unknown places and be forced into adventure day after day. In Texas, he adopted a dog, Savannah, and they have crossed every border together ever since.theworldwalk.comInstagram: @theworldwalkSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Do you ever daydream about putting on hiking boots and just walking out the door? Possibly for months? Angela Maxwell did that and didn't return for six years! What did she learn about the world and herself? Plus, a new trial in NSW to change the length of the school day.

A summary of our walks, our learning places, and our sought for next edge of ocean home. We travel east again. We arrive at another ocean, and this is the story of our arrival.

In the final episode of Season 5 of The Folklore Podcast, released on December 31st, 2020, we are joined by Swedish folklorist Tommy Kuusela to discuss the unique divinatory ritual of the Year Walk, which traditionally took place on this date. We also cover some of the Swedish forest spirits which may be encountered whilst undertaking the walk. To support the Folklore Podcast on Patreon and access bonus content, please click here

Merry Christmas! Today we wear inverted turkeys, go on a future walk, and then find out that a small island holds a Christmas secret with a painful twist! Patreon  https://www.patreon.com/user?u=18482113 MERCH STORE!!! https://www.redbubble.com/people/DeadRabbitRadio/explore?asc=u&page=1&sortOrder=recent   Links: Nutty buck https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuuttipukki Knut's party https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knut%27s_party Canute IV of Denmark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canute_IV_of_Denmark St. Knut's Day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Knut%27s_Day To See What the Upcoming Year Holds, Take a Solo Walk in a Dark Forest https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/sweden-year-walk-arsgang Year Walk http://simogo.com/work/year-walk-ios/ Sinterklaas - devil's party on Ameland https://www.reishonger.nl/reisverslagen/sinterklaas-duivels-feest-op-ameland/ Weird party ameland? https://www.ouders.nl/forum/off-topic-discussies/raar-feest-ameland On Ameland they do not want you to know that they are having a strange party https://www.vice.com/nl/article/vd9x9x/sunneklaas-ameland Sunneklaas: A Fun Holiday No One Knows About https://www.reddit.com/r/Netherlands/comments/n4v6o/sunneklaas_a_fun_holiday_no_one_knows_about/ DeepL https://www.deepl.com/translator#nl/en/Zo%20werd%20ooit%20in%20vier%20minuten%20de%20auto%20van%20de%20burgemeester%20slooprijp%20gemaakt Sunny Side Up https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4333852/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_3 Ameland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ameland   Listen to the daily podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts! ------------------------------------------------ Logo Art By Ash Black Opening Song: "Atlantis Attacks" Closing Song: "Bella Royale" Music By Dr. Huxxxtable Rabbitron3000 created by Eerbud Thanks to Chris K, Founder Of The Golden Rabbit Brigade Dead Rabbit Archivist Some Weirdo On Twitter AKA Jack YouTube Champ Stewart Meatball Hood River http://www.DeadRabbit.com Email: DeadRabbitRadio@gmail.com Twitter: @DeadRabbitRadio Facebook: www.Facebook.com/DeadRabbitRadio   Paranormal, Conspiracy, and True Crime news as it happens! Jason Carpenter breaks the stories they'll be talking about tomorrow, assuming the world doesn't end today. All Contents Of This Podcast Copyright Jason Carpenter 2018 - 2020

In 1953 Mildred Norman renounced "an empty life of money and things" and dedicated herself to promoting peace. She spent the next three decades walking through the United States to spread a message of simplicity and harmony. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe her unusual life as a peace pilgrim. We'll also admire Wellington's Mittens and puzzle over a barren Christmas. Intro: In 1956, Navy pilot Tom Attridge overtook his own rounds in a supersonic jet. Flemish artist Cornelius Gijsbrechts painted a rendering of the back of a painting. Sources for our feature on Peace Pilgrim: Peace Pilgrim, Peace Pilgrim: Her Life and Work in Her Own Words, 1992. Peace Pilgrim, Steps Toward Inner Peace, 1964. Kathlyn Gay, American Dissidents: An Encyclopedia of Activists, Subversives, and Prisoners of Conscience, 2012. Rebecca Solnit, Wanderlust: A History of Walking, 2001. Peace Pilgrim's website. Michael M. 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Episode Ten of With Caulk and Candles follows Garrett as he takes a simple walk. WC&C was written and produced by Clay Proctor. The voice of Garrett Lochlan is played by Clay and the announcements are done by Wes Hunt. Show Twitter: twitter.com/CaulkandCandles Creator and Voice of Garrett: twitter.com/Ekitailullaby Transcripts: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AmAS6DkZGu9qP2tgewPQSYp9w_F2tnC6?usp=sharing Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/with-caulk-and-candles-podcast Announcements: https://twitter.com/NotWesHunt -Todays Voices- Tarot: Charlie Rowen - twitter.com/CharlieRowen14 Sara: Marnie Warner - twitter.com/Marnie_McFly The Fish: Emma Laslett - twitter.com/Waruce Daemon: Daniel Santoy - twitter.com/SantoyVo Logan Thomas: Erik Ellison - Does not want to be found --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/caulkandcandles/support

Indira Naidoo speaks with the Australian Adventurer Lucy Barnard about being forced to hang up the hiking boots.

By Chris Tiegreen read by Fernando Montes de Oca this is a commentary and advertising on the merits.

This week we finally bend down to the will of large corporations and play a game recommended by none other than Mama Steam, Year Walk. An interactive art/game experience exploring Swedish folklore.    We also talk about how people who play Quidditch in real life still can't fly on brooms and disgruntled Naughty Dog employees. Enjoy! -----   Would you believe it? We've elevated our Instagram to something we actually use!!! Check it out for updates on our latest podcast and some silly screenshots (maybe sorta sometimes at least). We might even use it for other purposes too. How cool is that? If you have a question or just want to talk some smack about how poorly we did this week you can hit us up on our email: tyrannyofthumbs@gmail.com Also, I'm contractually obligated to mention we "technically" have a Twitter... But we don't use it... yet!   Oh! And IF YOU LIKED THE SHOW BUT UNDER NO OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES feel free to drop us a 5 star rating on iTunes (or wherever your local podcasts are sold)

Why would a man walk over 38,000km? Colin Lowther and Liz Waid tell about Paul Salopek's 7-year walking journey around the world.

Doug the Neighbor goes for a New Year walk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dougtheneighbor/support

We discuss the Year Walk and some other rituals. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/latenightpnw/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/latenightpnw/support

This week on The Tyranny of Thumbs we've closed our eyes as we steadily march deeper into our Spooky Games Month. This time with Detention. I know there were some of us left scratching their head when this game made it through the grueling deliberations episode, especially in the face of games like Inside, We Know the Devil and of course, Year Walk. But, without a doubt, this game surpassed all of our expectations and proved it had every right to make the list. What a pleasant surprise for all of us... all of us except one. Poor James, still sleeping with an industrial-grade floodlight as a nightlight from last week's Layers of Fear episode, dug deep once again and could only muster the strength to say one thing "When will Spooky Games Month be over?" Sorry buddy, as you can see below we have a little bit left to go. Spoilers for the Podcast: No one fights today. I'll leave that up to you if you think that is a good or bad thing. Deliberations Episode: The one where we decide the list! Week 1: 3 (short!) games in one! The Static Speaks My Name, Pony Island and Eversion. Week 2: Layers of Fear Week 3: Detention Week 4: Yomawari N.A. Week 5: Deceit Spooky Games Month hype video here! Check it out!   If you have a question or just want to talk some smack about how poorly we did XYZ you can hit us up on our emails: tyrannyofthumbs@gmail.com for those of you who update your computers and like to stay current. sponsoredbyvisual@gmail.com for those of you who remember the good old days and don't want to give them up just yet.   Last and least at the same time: Our Instagram, Twitter and Youtube that we are squatting on and haven't done anything with (yet). Just imagine all the cool content we could put up there! Remember, everyone has to do their part... so for now if you could imagine the cool stuff on there that would help us a lot!

Simogo is a legendary developer on iOS. We've covered their work in the past, especially the stunning Year Walk. Sayonara Wild Hearts is a big departure from their previous games. Get a load of this...

In this episode, I chat with Tom Turcich who's currently on a 5 year walk around the world. Topics include self doubt, the craziest country Tom’s visited on his journey, why walking is the most under utilized personal development tool in the world & much more. If you like fearless adventures, this is a must-listen. Connect with Tom @TheWorldWalk on IG & say hello! Show us some love! Rate, review and subscribe to the show.  

Mel Hostalrich | A 10-Year Walk Behind the Fog [Finding the Secrets in the Mist]

Evan, Brandon, JP and Dan talk Steve Sarkisian's firing, "Klayton" Thompson's love life, and an A&M fan who may or may not have walked 187 miles in 5 days.

Where do we find the strength to keep going when life tries to knock us off course? We lean on others We lean on the Lord Yes!  We can walk the walk...with a little help from on earth and in Heaven. September 12, 2015 - St. Anthony Church - Superior Fr. Andrew Ricci - studyprayserve.com For more podcasts go to threegreatthings.libsyn.com or "Catholic Inspiration" in iTunes.  

Welcome to show 163. This week Duke was MIA due to American stuff he had to do, but fear not as we did arrange a cool stand in in the shape of Amar, all the way from sunny Scotland, and he did a great job, he also played some stuff which was, Far Cry 3, Pilotwings Resort 3DS and the classic that is Crackdown, Chinny played more Sleeping Dogs, finished the Far Cry 3 co op missions and of course Halo Wars and The Daddy got to grips with 999, Vanquish and Year Walk on the iOS. Duke may not have been there, but VlaDOS was and she gave us Bleed to play from the indie games and of course Chinny brought us the news which was mainly of a PS4 variety. We finished off with Facebook, Twitter and Emails as always! Enjoy. Follow us on twitter @veterangamersuk and if you have any opinions or questions, send Emails to: podcast@veterangamers.co.uk Gamertags Chinny – 360 ChinChinny, PS3 Chinny1985, The Daddy – 360 Big Daddy Blast, PS3 xXBig-DaddyXx Duke – 360 Dukeskath, PS3 Dukeskath