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The idea of the joiners table came from the Wienerstube, one of Aspen’s last local morning hang outs. The “Stube,” as we called it, had a great big community table in the middle of its dining room. The table was meant for individuals who, rather than wait for a table, could eat with the locals and meet a few new folks. Back in the day this is where the haves and the have nots brushed elbows and discussed the issues of the day. The authors of Growing Up Aspen are keen to continue these discussions with a few folks we feel carry the true Aspen spirit and share our local banter with you.Twist and Turn Press<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.twistandturnpress.com/">https://www.twistandturnpress.com/</a>Image courtesy/©Nick DeWolf Flickr Images

The idea of the joiners table came from the Wienerstube, one of Aspen’s last local morning hang outs. The “Stube,” as we called it, had a great big community table in the middle of its dining room. The table was meant for individuals who, rather than wait for a table, could eat with the locals and meet a few new folks. Back in the day this is where the haves and the have nots brushed elbows and discussed the issues of the day. The authors of Growing Up Aspen are keen to continue these discussions with a few folks we feel carry the true Aspen spirit and share our local banter with you. Twist and Turn Press https://www.twistandturnpress.com/ Image courtesy/©Nick DeWolf Flickr Images

The idea of the joiners table came from the Wienerstube, one of Aspen’s last local morning hang outs. The “Stube,” as we called it, had a great big community table in the middle of its dining room. The table was meant for individuals who, rather than wait for a table, could eat with the locals and meet a few new folks. Back in the day this is where the haves and the have nots brushed elbows and discussed the issues of the day. The authors of Growing Up Aspen are keen to continue these discussions with a few folks we feel carry the true Aspen spirit and share our local banter with you.Twist and Turn Press<a href="https://www.twistandturnpress.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.twistandturnpress.com/</a>Image courtesy/©Nick DeWolf Flickr Images

Growing Up Aspen - A Joiners Table Chat

There is nothing in the world quite like the Indianapolis 500. Every May, more than 250,000 people gather to watch thirty-three of the best drivers compete to immortalize themselves and they’ve been gathering for over 110 years. Through World Wars, pandemics, a global depression and a recession, through sanctioning body volatility and its subsequent split, the Indianapolis 500 has managed to not only endure but thrive. Join Kate and Abby as they go year by year and discover what makes this race so special

Ghosts of the Brickyard

The Year of the Snake in the Chinese Zodiac represents wisdom, intuition, and transformation, holding deep cultural and astrological significance. The Snake is associated with introspection, strategic thinking, and cycles of renewal, symbolized by the shedding of its skin. Across global mythology and traditions, the Snake embodies dualities—danger and healing, chaos and protection—making it a universal metaphor for personal growth and transformation. During the Year of the Snake, individuals are encouraged to embrace change, trust their instincts, and align with its themes of resilience and adaptability. From ancient Chinese legends to modern popular culture, the Snake continues to inspire awe and reflection, urging humanity to honor its symbolic wisdom in navigating life's challenges and opportunities.

Year of The Snake: Explained

We open the doors of the boathouse: Inside Rowing culture as told through stories of the 1970's, 1990's, 2010's.    Seattle, Dublin, Aberdeen (UK), Oxford
You can decide - should rowing exist?

We open the doors of the boathouse: Inside Rowing culture as told through stories of the 1970's, 1990's, 2010's. Seattle, Dublin, Aberdeen (UK), Oxford You can decide - should rowing exist?

The Third Boat

Kaffeklubben er din ny-friskbryggede podcast, hvor der for hver sæson indledes en samtalerække over et bestemt fænomen, begreb eller historisk begivenhed. Jeres værter har fødderne plantet i studierne medievidenskab, historie og sociologi. De mødes, i Kaffeklubben, for at diskutere faglige og personlige spørgsmål undertiden med antydning af sammenspisthed!&nbsp;

Kaffeklubben er din ny-friskbryggede podcast, hvor der for hver sæson indledes en samtalerække over et bestemt fænomen, begreb eller historisk begivenhed. Jeres værter har fødderne plantet i studierne medievidenskab, historie og sociologi. De mødes, i Kaffeklubben, for at diskutere faglige og personlige spørgsmål undertiden med antydning af sammenspisthed! 

Kaffeklubben

In each episode, 'Baklava and Banter' peels back the layers of Greek culture, offering fascinating discussions about mouthwatering dishes like the iconic Baklava, exploring their rich history and customs, and painting a vivid picture of our youth. This isn't just a show; it's your passport to the intricate interplay between Greek and American identities.

In each episode, 'Baklava and Banter' peels back the layers of Greek culture, offering fascinating discussions about mouthwatering dishes like the iconic Baklava, exploring their rich history and customs, and painting a vivid picture of our youth. This isn't just a show; it's your passport to the intricate interplay between Greek and American identities.

Baklava & Banter Podcast Show

Bienvenidos a Podcast Mazapil. En este espacio, exploramos la riqueza histórica, cultural y natural del municipio de Mazapil, Zacatecas. Cada episodio ofrece una mirada profunda a las tradiciones, costumbres y relatos de la comunidad local, con especial énfasis en su rica historia. Además de nuestras exploraciones históricas, también debatimos una amplia gama de temas contemporáneos con el apoyo de inteligencia artificial, analizando y discutiendo archivos que ya están en la web. Cubrimos el avance minero en la región, brindando una perspectiva completa sobre su impacto y evolución. Únete a nosotros en este viaje sonoro y descubre la esencia de esta región única y vibrante.

Bienvenidos a Podcast Mazapil. En este espacio, exploramos la riqueza histórica, cultural y natural del municipio de Mazapil, Zacatecas. Cada episodio ofrece una mirada profunda a las tradiciones, costumbres y relatos de la comunidad local, con especial énfasis en su rica historia. Además de nuestras exploraciones históricas, también debatimos una amplia gama de temas contemporáneos con el apoyo de inteligencia artificial, analizando y discutiendo archivos que ya están en la web. Cubrimos el avance minero en la región, brindando una perspectiva completa sobre su impacto y evolución. Únete a nosotros en este viaje sonoro y descubre la esencia de esta región única y vibrante.

PodcAst MazapIl “ Conociendo Nuestro Pasado, Debatiendo Nuestro Presente con IA"

In this podcast, we explore the life of the legendary Chola Emperor Karikala Cholan, who overcame immense hardships to carve an indelible place in South Indian history. His reign was defined not only by reclaiming his rightful kingdom but also by his victorious campaign of hoisting the tiger flag in the Himalayas. Join us as we delve into his remarkable journey, as detailed in the novel Vaanavalli, and discover how his legacy continues to inspire.

In this podcast, we explore the life of the legendary Chola Emperor Karikala Cholan, who overcame immense hardships to carve an indelible place in South Indian history. His reign was defined not only by reclaiming his rightful kingdom but also by his victorious campaign of hoisting the tiger flag in the Himalayas. Join us as we delve into his remarkable journey, as detailed in the novel Vaanavalli, and discover how his legacy continues to inspire.

In this podcast, we explore the life of the legendary Chola Emperor Karikala Cholan, who overcame immense hardships to carve an indelible place in South Indian history. His reign was defined not only by reclaiming his rightful kingdom but also by his victorious campaign of hoisting the tiger flag in the Himalayas. Join us as we delve into his remarkable journey, as detailed in the novel Vaanavalli, and discover how his legacy continues to inspire.

Karikalan: The Visionary King of the Chola Dynasty (காரிகாலன்: சோழரின் பாரம்பரிய அரசன்)

A podcast for the fan of Halloween, horror and true crime. We want to share our love of the macabre with you and possibly some laughs too! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it. New episodes released every Monday! In addition, make sure to check out our website: <a href="https://www.allhallowsevepodcast.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.allhallowsevepodcast.com</a> ~~~ Stay spooky my friends!!

A podcast for the fan of Halloween, horror and true crime. We want to share our love of the macabre with you and possibly some laughs too! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it. New episodes released every Monday! In addition, make sure to check out our website: www.allhallowsevepodcast.com~~~ Stay spooky my friends!!

A podcast for the fan of Halloween, horror and true crime. We want to share our love of the macabre with you and possibly some laughs too! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it. New episodes released every Monday! In addition, make sure to check out our website: <a href="https://www.allhallowsevepodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.allhallowsevepodcast.com</a> ~~~ Stay spooky my friends!!

All Hallows’ Eve Podcast

Al di lá del Velo di Maya: La Geopolitica come sguardo nel Mondo <a href="https://aessenzageopolitica.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">aessenzageopolitica.substack.com</a>

Al di lá del Velo di Maya: La Geopolitica come sguardo nel Mondo aessenzageopolitica.substack.com

Al di lá del Velo di Maya: La Geopolitica come sguardo nel Mondo <a href="https://aessenzageopolitica.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">aessenzageopolitica.substack.com</a>

Al di là del Velo di Maya

ベルリン＠対話工房のふくちゃんが、ふくもとまさお著『きみたちには、起こってしまったことに責任はない　でもそれが、もう繰り返されないことには責任があるからね　「小さな平和」を求めて　ポツダム・トルーマンハウスとヒロシマ・ナガサキ広場の記録』を朗読します。

ベルリン＠対話工房のふくちゃんが、ふくもとまさお著『きみたちには、起こってしまったことに責任はない でもそれが、もう繰り返されないことには責任があるからね 「小さな平和」を求めて ポツダム・トルーマンハウスとヒロシマ・ナガサキ広場の記録』を朗読します。

ふくちゃんの朗読出前します

I’ll share some Horror stories with you. Hope you will support me

I’ll share some Horror stories with you. Hope you will support me

GHOST STORY PODCAST

Neo is a podcast that explores how the Power Elite control western culture and attempts to help you understand why things feel weird.

I love Ely in East Cambridgeshire, its a friendly and welcoming place..The surrounding area is full of many interesting people and events, Listen and discover right here. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

I love Ely in East Cambridgeshire, its a friendly and welcoming place.. The surrounding area is full of many interesting people and events, Listen and discover right here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I love Ely in East Cambridgeshire, its a friendly and welcoming place..The surrounding area is full of many interesting people and events, Listen and discover right here. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Spotted in Ely - Sue Marchant's podcast

The History of Memes is the podcast that dives deep into where memes came from, how they’ve evolved, and why they completely take over our brains. Hosted by Brooklyn Edits — a YouTuber obsessed with memes and editing — this show explores everything from the very first meme in 1921 to viral trends that break the internet today. Whether you’re a casual scroller or a full-on meme lord, this is your behind-the-scenes look at internet culture’s funniest phenomenon.

The History of Memes is the podcast that dives deep into where memes came from, how they’ve evolved, and why they completely take over our brains. Hosted by Brooklyn Edits — a YouTuber obsessed with memes and editing — this show explores everything from the very first meme in 1921 to viral trends that break the internet today. Whether you’re a casual scroller or a full-on meme lord, this is your behind-the-scenes look at internet culture’s funniest phenomenon.

The History of Memes

Comparing how fashion evolves in Asia’s vibrant markets versus Europe’s luxury fashion capitals.

Fashion: From Traditional to Trendy in A

The Research and Analysis Wing is the foreign intelligence agency of India. The agency's primary function is gathering foreign intelligence, counter-terrorism, counter-proliferation, advising Indian policymakers, and advancing India's foreign strategic interests.

The Research and Analysis Wing is the foreign intelligence agency of India. The agency's primary function is gathering foreign intelligence, counter-terrorism, counter-proliferation, advising Indian policymakers, and advancing India's foreign strategic interests.

The Research and Analysis Wing is the foreign intelligence agency of India. The agency's primary function is gathering foreign intelligence, counter-terrorism, counter-proliferation, advising Indian policymakers, and advancing India's foreign strategic interests.

WHAT IS Research and Analysis Wing (R.A.W)

Te gusta la historia y mas aun la mitologia, este podcast de dos expertos inexpertos, es para ti. Somos un podcast enfocado en contar la mitologia de una manera divertida, siempre buscándole el punto interesante, real y sabroso Acompañanos, somos Iker y Berny y les vamos a contar todo sobre las mitologias del mundo. Tenemos la idea de que al que no le guste la mitologia es por que se la han contado mal. Trepense en este viaje en el que juntos con ustedes, aprenderemos de las mitologias mas importantes de la historia. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Te gusta la historia y mas aun la mitologia, este podcast de dos expertos inexpertos, es para ti. Somos un podcast enfocado en contar la mitologia de una manera divertida, siempre buscándole el punto interesante, real y sabroso Acompañanos, somos Iker y Berny y les vamos a contar todo sobre las mitologias del mundo. Tenemos la idea de que al que no le guste la mitologia es por que se la han contado mal. Trepense en este viaje en el que juntos con ustedes, aprenderemos de las mitologias mas importantes de la historia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Te gusta la historia y mas aun la mitologia, este podcast de dos expertos inexpertos, es para ti. Somos un podcast enfocado en contar la mitologia de una manera divertida, siempre buscándole el punto interesante, real y sabroso Acompañanos, somos Iker y Berny y les vamos a contar todo sobre las mitologias del mundo. Tenemos la idea de que al que no le guste la mitologia es por que se la han contado mal. Trepense en este viaje en el que juntos con ustedes, aprenderemos de las mitologias mas importantes de la historia. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Mitologia para Tontos

2 hour hip hop

Embark on an auditory journey like no other with Outpost X, where each episode unravels the mysteries and adventures of a unique Utah hotel set in a distant, post-apocalyptic future. This podcast isn't just a tale about a destination; it's a vivid exploration of an outpost reborn from the ashes of a global catastrophe, standing as a symbol of resilience and innovation.

Join us as we navigate through Outpost X's intriguing past, from its survival amid solar flare devastation to its transformation into a sanctuary of art, culture, and survival secrets. As you listen, you'll traverse the narratives of intergalactic travelers, uncover hidden tales woven into the fabric of the hotel, and experience the otherworldly allure of this extraordinary escape.

Outpost X is more than just a podcast; it's a journey through sound and story, inviting you to immerse yourself in an audio odyssey that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Step into the world of Outpost X, where every villa and zen dome has a story, and discover an experience that redefines the essence of adventure and storytelling under Utah's starlit skies.

Embark on an auditory journey like no other with Outpost X, where each episode unravels the mysteries and adventures of a unique Utah hotel set in a distant, post-apocalyptic future. This podcast isn't just a tale about a destination; it's a vivid exploration of an outpost reborn from the ashes of a global catastrophe, standing as a symbol of resilience and innovation. Join us as we navigate through Outpost X's intriguing past, from its survival amid solar flare devastation to its transformation into a sanctuary of art, culture, and survival secrets. As you listen, you'll traverse the narratives of intergalactic travelers, uncover hidden tales woven into the fabric of the hotel, and experience the otherworldly allure of this extraordinary escape. Outpost X is more than just a podcast; it's a journey through sound and story, inviting you to immerse yourself in an audio odyssey that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Step into the world of Outpost X, where every villa and zen dome has a story, and discover an experience that redefines the essence of adventure and storytelling under Utah's starlit skies.

Outpost X

Edgar John (Berggren) Bergen was an American actor &amp; radio performer, born to Swedish family, in Decatur, Michigan. He lived there until he was 16 (when his father died), then went to Chicago, where he attended Lake View High School and worked n a silent movie house. He taught himself ventriloquism from a pamphlet when he was 11 and a few years later, commissioned as a woodcarver to make a likeness of a rascally Irish newspaper boy he knew. The head went on a puppet named Charlie McCarthy, who became Bergen's lifelong sidekick. In 1938, Bergen was presented an Honorary Oscar (in the form of a wooden Oscar stauette) for his creation of Charlie McCarthy. He attended Northwestern University, but did not graduate. Later the school gave him an honorary degree as Master of Innuendo and Snappy Comeback. His first performances were in vaudeville and one-reel movie shorts, but his real success was on the radio. Bergen &amp; Charlie were seen by Noel Coward, at a Hollywood party, and he recommended them for an appearance on Rudy Vallee's program. That appearance was so successful that the next year they were given their own show. Under various sponsors, they were on the air from December 17, 1937 to July 1, 1956.

Edgar John (Berggren) Bergen was an American actor & radio performer, born to Swedish family, in Decatur, Michigan. He lived there until he was 16 (when his father died), then went to Chicago, where he attended Lake View High School and worked n a silent movie house.He taught himself ventriloquism from a pamphlet when he was 11 and a few years later, commissioned as a woodcarver to make a likeness of a rascally Irish newspaper boy he knew. The head went on a puppet named Charlie McCarthy, who became Bergen's lifelong sidekick.In 1938, Bergen was presented an Honorary Oscar (in the form of a wooden Oscar stauette) for his creation of Charlie McCarthy. He attended Northwestern University, but did not graduate. Later the school gave him an honorary degree as Master of Innuendo and Snappy Comeback.His first performances were in vaudeville and one-reel movie shorts, but his real success was on the radio. Bergen & Charlie were seen by Noel Coward, at a Hollywood party, and he recommended them for an appearance on Rudy Vallee's program. That appearance was so successful that the next year they were given their own show. Under various sponsors, they were on the air from December 17, 1937 to July 1, 1956.

Edgar John (Berggren) Bergen was an American actor &amp; radio performer, born to Swedish family, in Decatur, Michigan. He lived there until he was 16 (when his father died), then went to Chicago, where he attended Lake View High School and worked n a silent movie house. He taught himself ventriloquism from a pamphlet when he was 11 and a few years later, commissioned as a woodcarver to make a likeness of a rascally Irish newspaper boy he knew. The head went on a puppet named Charlie McCarthy, who became Bergen's lifelong sidekick. In 1938, Bergen was presented an Honorary Oscar (in the form of a wooden Oscar stauette) for his creation of Charlie McCarthy. He attended Northwestern University, but did not graduate. Later the school gave him an honorary degree as Master of Innuendo and Snappy Comeback. His first performances were in vaudeville and one-reel movie shorts, but his real success was on the radio. Bergen &amp; Charlie were seen by Noel Coward, at a Hollywood party, and he recommended them for an appearance on Rudy Vallee's program. That appearance was so successful that the next year they were given their own show. Under various sponsors, they were on the air from December 17, 1937 to July 1, 1956.

Bergan McCarthy Radio Show!

Bienvenue dans l’atelier de Papy Ski, aussi Jean-Paul Pezet. Né dans la ferme de ses parents à Saint Gervais Les Bains, face au Mont Blanc en 1943, il a toujours vécu ici, sur une jolie pente face au Mont Blanc qui deviendra d’ailleurs une piste de ski. Il a exercé au cours de sa vie différents métiers dans la vallée : leçons de ski, construction de chalet, préparation de skis de kilomètre lancé. Ancré sur le territoire, Papy a vu la Haute Savoie se transformer.&nbsp;Passionné de ski et de bricolage, Papy a construit au fond du jardin, le ✨ musée du ski ✨. C’est une collection privée, sans prétention, amassée au fil des années, des amitiés, des échanges et brocantes. La collection se compose aujourd’hui de centaines de paires de skis (skis alpins, de fond, skating, kilomètre lancé). Des premiers skis en bois aux skis paraboliques en passant par toutes les fixations. Dans la collection également : des chaussures, snowboards, engins de glisse en tous genres, peaux de phoque, bâtons et photos d’époque.&nbsp;&nbsp;La richesse de cette collection réside dans toute la connaissance de papy, enrichi par 80 ans d’anecdotes, d’humour et de prise de position qui nous aident à comprendre le ski, son évolution et nous invite à regarder la montagne autrement.&nbsp;Papi Ski vous reçoit aujourd’hui dans son atelier où il aime entretenir et préparer des skis et transmettre sa passion.&nbsp;Il vous ouvre les portes de sa collection, vous raconte l’histoire du ski, ponctue le récit d’anecdotes et n’oublie jamais de finir la visite par le médicament, la sapinette maison.&nbsp; Je m’appelle Julien et je vous invite à découvrir la collection de skis de mon grand-père. À travers ce projet je souhaite partager cette collection avec vous et vous faire découvrir le ski ; selon Papy Ski.&nbsp; Bonne écoute ! La musique est Le Pâtre Des Montagnes de Jeannot Christinaz.Co-réalisé par Philomène Certain-Bresson et Julien Pezet. Un grand merci à Karl, Mayeul, Killian, Morgane (podcast Show Case) et la smalah.<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Bienvenue dans l’atelier de Papy Ski, aussi Jean-Paul Pezet. Né dans la ferme de ses parents à Saint Gervais Les Bains, face au Mont Blanc en 1943, il a toujours vécu ici, sur une jolie pente face au Mont Blanc qui deviendra d’ailleurs une piste de ski. Il a exercé au cours de sa vie différents métiers dans la vallée : leçons de ski, construction de chalet, préparation de skis de kilomètre lancé. Ancré sur le territoire, Papy a vu la Haute Savoie se transformer.  Passionné de ski et de bricolage, Papy a construit au fond du jardin, le ✨ musée du ski ✨. C’est une collection privée, sans prétention, amassée au fil des années, des amitiés, des échanges et brocantes. La collection se compose aujourd’hui de centaines de paires de skis (skis alpins, de fond, skating, kilomètre lancé). Des premiers skis en bois aux skis paraboliques en passant par toutes les fixations. Dans la collection également : des chaussures, snowboards, engins de glisse en tous genres, peaux de phoque, bâtons et photos d’époque.   La richesse de cette collection réside dans toute la connaissance de papy, enrichi par 80 ans d’anecdotes, d’humour et de prise de position qui nous aident à comprendre le ski, son évolution et nous invite à regarder la montagne autrement.  Papi Ski vous reçoit aujourd’hui dans son atelier où il aime entretenir et préparer des skis et transmettre sa passion.  Il vous ouvre les portes de sa collection, vous raconte l’histoire du ski, ponctue le récit d’anecdotes et n’oublie jamais de finir la visite par le médicament, la sapinette maison.  Je m’appelle Julien et je vous invite à découvrir la collection de skis de mon grand-père. À travers ce projet je souhaite partager cette collection avec vous et vous faire découvrir le ski ; selon Papy Ski.  Bonne écoute ! La musique est Le Pâtre Des Montagnes de Jeannot Christinaz. Co-réalisé par Philomène Certain-Bresson et Julien Pezet. Un grand merci à Karl, Mayeul, Killian, Morgane (podcast Show Case) et la smalah. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Bienvenue dans l’atelier de Papy Ski, aussi Jean-Paul Pezet. Né dans la ferme de ses parents à Saint Gervais Les Bains, face au Mont Blanc en 1943, il a toujours vécu ici, sur une jolie pente face au Mont Blanc qui deviendra d’ailleurs une piste de ski. Il a exercé au cours de sa vie différents métiers dans la vallée : leçons de ski, construction de chalet, préparation de skis de kilomètre lancé. Ancré sur le territoire, Papy a vu la Haute Savoie se transformer.&nbsp;Passionné de ski et de bricolage, Papy a construit au fond du jardin, le ✨ musée du ski ✨. C’est une collection privée, sans prétention, amassée au fil des années, des amitiés, des échanges et brocantes. La collection se compose aujourd’hui de centaines de paires de skis (skis alpins, de fond, skating, kilomètre lancé). Des premiers skis en bois aux skis paraboliques en passant par toutes les fixations. Dans la collection également : des chaussures, snowboards, engins de glisse en tous genres, peaux de phoque, bâtons et photos d’époque.&nbsp;&nbsp;La richesse de cette collection réside dans toute la connaissance de papy, enrichi par 80 ans d’anecdotes, d’humour et de prise de position qui nous aident à comprendre le ski, son évolution et nous invite à regarder la montagne autrement.&nbsp;Papi Ski vous reçoit aujourd’hui dans son atelier où il aime entretenir et préparer des skis et transmettre sa passion.&nbsp;Il vous ouvre les portes de sa collection, vous raconte l’histoire du ski, ponctue le récit d’anecdotes et n’oublie jamais de finir la visite par le médicament, la sapinette maison.&nbsp; Je m’appelle Julien et je vous invite à découvrir la collection de skis de mon grand-père. À travers ce projet je souhaite partager cette collection avec vous et vous faire découvrir le ski ; selon Papy Ski.&nbsp; Bonne écoute ! La musique est Le Pâtre Des Montagnes de Jeannot Christinaz.Co-réalisé par Philomène Certain-Bresson et Julien Pezet. Un grand merci à Karl, Mayeul, Killian, Morgane (podcast Show Case) et la smalah. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Papy Ski

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The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

The origins of April Fools' Day remain shrouded in mystery, but the tradition of playing pranks on the first of April has been observed since at least Renaissance Europe, with roots that likely extend even further back in history. Despite numerous theories attempting to trace the holiday's beginnings to ancient Roman festivals like Hilaria or to the reign of Emperor Constantine, conclusive evidence supporting these claims is scarce. One oft-repeated story, itself an example of an April Fools' hoax, suggests that the holiday began in France in 1564 when King Charles IX officially moved the celebration of the New Year to January 1st. According to this tale, those who resisted the change or simply forgot about it continued to celebrate during the week ending on April 1st, thus becoming the target of mockery and foolish gifts or invitations to nonexistent parties. However, this story lacks historical evidence and is more likely an intriguing speculation than a factual account. The earliest unambiguous reference to April Fools' Day can be found in a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene. In this work, a nobleman sends his servant on a series of absurd errands on April 1st, establishing a tradition of "fool's errands" that remains popular to this day. This type of prank, which involves sending someone on a fruitless quest for a nonexistent object or person, has endured for centuries as a classic April Fools' Day joke. In England, the first mention of the holiday comes from antiquarian John Aubrey, who referred to it as "Fooles Holy Day" in his 1686 work, "Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme." A few decades later, in 1760, Poor Robin's Almanac speculated about the origin of the day, admitting that neither the author nor the people themselves knew why it was celebrated. This early reference highlights the long-standing mystery surrounding the holiday's roots. Across the Atlantic, a 1771 diary entry by Anna Green Winslow in Boston demonstrates that April Fools' Day was well-known in both Canada and New England by the late 18th century. Green's playful entry, in which she reminds her mother of a prank played by her father three years earlier, showcases the holiday's role in fostering lighthearted family humor. As the 19th century progressed, April Fools' Day became increasingly widespread and popular, with frequent references appearing in newspapers and magazines. Pranks evolved into more elaborate forms, often depicted in political cartoons and illustrations of the era. Three common artistic representations emerged: a brick placed under a hat on a sidewalk, tempting passersby to kick the hat; a desirable object tied to a hidden string, yanked away by a concealed prankster when someone attempted to claim it; and a heated coin left for unsuspecting individuals to pick up, resulting in a painful surprise. The holiday also found its way into folksong, as evidenced by the ballad "Campbell the Drover" or "The First Day of April." This tune, collected by Alan Lomax in Michigan in 1938, recounts the tale of an clever Irishman who outsmarts his English neighbors in a battle of April Fools' trickery. The song's popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of the holiday's mischievous spirit across cultural boundaries. In the United States, April Fools' Day has long been a favorite among schoolchildren, who delight in playing pranks on their teachers. One common trick, recalled by Dr. Samuel Lathan from his school days in the 1850s, involved locking the teacher out of the school altogether. This tradition persisted well into the 20th century, as evidenced by a 1968 interview with an African American student in Washington, D.C., who recounted a classmate's prank involving tacks on the teacher's chair. Today, April Fools' Day remains a widely celebrated holiday, with people across the globe continuing to engage in pranks and hoaxes both online and in the real world. From fake news articles to elaborate corporate stunts, the spirit of the day has adapted to modern times while retaining its essential character. Despite the holiday's mysterious origins and the many theories surrounding its beginnings, the custom of fooling and being fooled on April 1st has endured for centuries. It has become an international tradition that brings laughter, joy, and a sense of lighthearted camaraderie to the start of spring. As we continue to observe April Fools' Day, it is worth reflecting on the enduring power of this seemingly frivolous holiday. In a world often marked by seriousness and strife, the opportunity to engage in harmless mischief and to laugh at ourselves and with others serves as a valuable reminder of the importance of humor and playfulness in our lives. Moreover, the holiday's longevity and global appeal speak to the universal human need for levity and the shared experience of being both the fool and the fooler. April Fools' Day, in its own unique way, binds us together across cultures, generations, and geographical boundaries, reminding us of our common humanity and the timeless joy of a well-executed prank. As we look to the future, it is likely that April Fools' Day will continue to evolve and adapt to new technologies and social norms. Yet, at its core, the holiday will remain a celebration of the human spirit's capacity for creativity, humor, and resilience. In a world that can often be unpredictable and challenging, April Fools' Day offers a welcome respite and a chance to embrace the lighter side of life. So, as we approach each new April 1st, let us embrace the opportunity to indulge in a bit of harmless tomfoolery. Whether we find ourselves on the giving or receiving end of a prank, let us remember the rich history and enduring spirit of this beloved holiday. And let us continue to pass down the tradition of April Fools' Day to future generations, ensuring that the laughter and merriment it brings will endure for centuries to come. In conclusion, April Fools' Day, with its enigmatic past and centuries-old traditions, stands as a testament to the enduring power of humor and the universal human need for laughter and lightheartedness. As we continue to observe this holiday, let us celebrate the joy, creativity, and sense of community it fosters, and let us embrace the opportunity to add our own unique contributions to its ongoing story. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts.

April Fools Day! Origins of an International Tradition

This series covers a century of sonic history in Egypt from the First World War to the present day.

The Sound of Revolution in Modern Egypt

Bienvenue dans Pères &amp; Fils, le podcast qui raconte les histoires les plus surprenants.

Bienvenue dans Pères & Fils, le podcast qui raconte les histoires les plus surprenants.

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В этом подкасте мы будем говорить с профессорами, сотрудниками, выпускниками и студентами МГИМО о том, как устроен университет изнутри. Как проходит учебный процесс в МГИМО? Что сложнее: поступить или учиться? Есть ли в МГИМО своя корпоративная культура и какую роль в ней играют студенты? И какие перспективы есть у студентов и абитуриентов вуза сегодня?  Ответы на эти вопросы вы найдете в выпусках. Наш подкаст выходит по четвергам, раз в две недели. Ведущий: Александр Свиридочкин, студент МГИМО  Продюсер: Агния Надеждина  Проект МГИМО и студии подкастов «Шторм».

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