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The Hobby and Game ramblings of 4 average guys in the world of Warhammer 40k

Facing the Grey Tide Podcast

Different audio trainings to help you in your sonship journey.
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Geek matters, nerd happenings, and science supposing with a Southern twist. We start in Nashville, venture into Middle Tennessee, and then travel the world to bring you the best in the world of nerd. Keep on driving, because you're entering Nerdville, TN.

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Home to the unofficial podcast about the CW’s Arrow.  Hosted by Zack and Phil.  Episode recaps, news, analysis and predications are all discussed on this weekly show.  Please rate us and subscribe to help more fans find our show.  Learn more, contact us, and check out our other podcasts at www.southgatemediagroup.com.

Home to the unofficial podcast about the CW’s Arrow. Hosted by Zack and Phil. Episode recaps, news, analysis and predications are all discussed on this weekly show. Please rate us and subscribe to help more fans find our show. Learn more, contact us, and check out our other podcasts at www.southgatemediagroup.com.

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Introducing the first AI podcast where a human and an AI assistant co-host to discuss the latest advancements in artificial intelligence.

This Week in AI with cohosts ChatGPT and Tony DeSimone

A podcast about business, tech, movies, family, fun, space and other such cool stuff. Join us, Drew Wilson and Keiran Flanigan, as we share our experiences on being people that live on earth. We also chat with rad people on each show.

Narwhals

Published in 1872, Carmilla is an early work in the vampire literature genre and is incidentally one of the most influential of its type. The gothic novella accounts the tale of Laura, a young woman who becomes susceptible to the friendship and seductive charms of the mysterious Carmilla. A gripping tale of coincidence, mystery, compulsion, dark romance, and deception, Le Fanu’s classic is regarded as having paved the way for modern takes on vampires.

Narrated by Laura, the novel opens with a recount of her childhood, as she depicts growing up in a beautiful, yet solitary castle encompassed by a forest in Styria, Austria. Living with her father, a wealthy English retiree and widower, Laura remembers an uncanny childhood dream where she had been visited in her bedroom. Furthermore, she claims to have been bitten during the visionary encounter, though there are no evident wounds to support her claim. As time passes from this incident, Laura grows into a virtuous young woman longing for a friend to ease her life of solitude, but is disappointed when a potential friend mysteriously dies. However, her wish is finally fulfilled when a coach accident occurs near her home, resulting in the injury of the young girl inside who is later introduced as Carmilla and welcomed as a temporary guest in their household. Both girls immediately recognize each other from the distant dreams. Due to urgent business, Carmilla’s mysterious mother reluctantly agrees to leave her daughter in the care of Laura and her father, but not without a stern warning not to disclose any information about their family or herself. Although the two girls quickly become good friends and form an intimate bond, Carmilla incites much curiosity with her adamant secrecy and bizarre behavior, which slowly leads to the unraveling of her startling secret.

Moreover, Carmilla provided the template for later vampire fiction, including Bram Stoker’s masterpiece Dracula, which alludes to many elements found in its predecessor.  In addition, Le Fanu effectively evokes an atmosphere of suspense and uneasiness. An eerie, beguiling, and enigmatic novella, Le Fanu’s piece offers a tale that is sure to leave audiences fascinated with its ingenious portrayal of its characters, horror, and taboos of the time.

Published in 1872, Carmilla is an early work in the vampire literature genre and is incidentally one of the most influential of its type. The gothic novella accounts the tale of Laura, a young woman who becomes susceptible to the friendship and seductive charms of the mysterious Carmilla. A gripping tale of coincidence, mystery, compulsion, dark romance, and deception, Le Fanu’s classic is regarded as having paved the way for modern takes on vampires. Narrated by Laura, the novel opens with a recount of her childhood, as she depicts growing up in a beautiful, yet solitary castle encompassed by a forest in Styria, Austria. Living with her father, a wealthy English retiree and widower, Laura remembers an uncanny childhood dream where she had been visited in her bedroom. Furthermore, she claims to have been bitten during the visionary encounter, though there are no evident wounds to support her claim. As time passes from this incident, Laura grows into a virtuous young woman longing for a friend to ease her life of solitude, but is disappointed when a potential friend mysteriously dies. However, her wish is finally fulfilled when a coach accident occurs near her home, resulting in the injury of the young girl inside who is later introduced as Carmilla and welcomed as a temporary guest in their household. Both girls immediately recognize each other from the distant dreams. Due to urgent business, Carmilla’s mysterious mother reluctantly agrees to leave her daughter in the care of Laura and her father, but not without a stern warning not to disclose any information about their family or herself. Although the two girls quickly become good friends and form an intimate bond, Carmilla incites much curiosity with her adamant secrecy and bizarre behavior, which slowly leads to the unraveling of her startling secret. Moreover, Carmilla provided the template for later vampire fiction, including Bram Stoker’s masterpiece Dracula, which alludes to many elements found in its predecessor. In addition, Le Fanu effectively evokes an atmosphere of suspense and uneasiness. An eerie, beguiling, and enigmatic novella, Le Fanu’s piece offers a tale that is sure to leave audiences fascinated with its ingenious portrayal of its characters, horror, and taboos of the time.

Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan LeFanu

Bob talks about the issues that affect our lives on a daily basis from a purely libertarian standpoint. He believes in small government, fewer taxes, and greater personal freedom. America has lost its way, but it cannot and does not need to be reinvented. Our founders were correct about their approach to government, as were John Locke, Adam Smith and the other great political philosophers who influenced them. The country’s first principles are economic and social freedom, republicanism, the rule of law, and liberty. Bob believes we must take the best of our founding principles and work from them because a country without principles is just a landmass. <a href="https://www.bobzadek.com?utm_medium=podcast">www.bobzadek.com</a>

Bob talks about the issues that affect our lives on a daily basis from a purely libertarian standpoint. He believes in small government, fewer taxes, and greater personal freedom.America has lost its way, but it cannot and does not need to be reinvented. Our founders were correct about their approach to government, as were John Locke, Adam Smith and the other great political philosophers who influenced them. The country’s first principles are economic and social freedom, republicanism, the rule of law, and liberty. Bob believes we must take the best of our founding principles and work from them because a country without principles is just a landmass. www.bobzadek.com

Bob talks about the issues that affect our lives on a daily basis from a purely libertarian standpoint. He believes in small government, fewer taxes, and greater personal freedom. America has lost its way, but it cannot and does not need to be reinvented. Our founders were correct about their approach to government, as were John Locke, Adam Smith and the other great political philosophers who influenced them. The country’s first principles are economic and social freedom, republicanism, the rule of law, and liberty. Bob believes we must take the best of our founding principles and work from them because a country without principles is just a landmass. <a href="https://www.bobzadek.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.bobzadek.com</a>

The Bob Zadek Show

Jo’s Boys is the third book in the Little Women trilogy by Louisa May Alcott, published in 1886. In it, Jo’s “children”, now grown, are caught up in real world troubles. All three books – although fiction – are highly autobiographical and describe characters that were really in Alcott’s life. This book contains romance as the childhood playmates become flirtatious young men and women. The characters are growing up, going out into the world and deciding their futures.

Jo's Boys by Louisa May Alcott

Villette was Charlotte Bronte's  last published novel. It came out in 1853, just two years before her death in 1855. It is a poignant, strangely lonely and sad work, steeped in conflict between society's demands and personal desires.

Set in the fictional town of Villette in France, it is the story of the young and intelligent Lucy Snowe, the narrator in the book. She is described by another character in the book as having “no beauty...no attractive accomplishments...” and strangely seems to lack a personal history or living relatives. Her godmother Mrs. Bretton looks after the orphaned Lucy, who suddenly leaves the house for a reason that is not made clear to readers. She finds employment as a companion to an elderly widow, Mrs. Marchmont. When her employer dies, Lucy is left without a job or prospects. Impulsively, she decides to travel to Europe and en route, meets the young and spoiled heiress, Ginevra Fanshaw, a student of a girls' school in Villette. Lucy then travels to Villette to work first as a nanny to the principal's children and later as a teacher. Here she encounters two men who will play a great role in her life. The young and handsome Dr. John Bretton, her godmother's grandson, and the arrogant, bad tempered Professor Paul Emmanuel, a fellow lodger at her boarding house who gradually begins to thaw towards Lucy. The rest of the story follows Lucy's life in Villette.

Lucy Snowe is not a very lovable heroine. She is passive, secretive and yet she excites the reader's interest and compassion and one is compellingly drawn into her story. Villette is also a novel with deep psychological underpinnings. Many have dubbed it even greater than Jane Eyre. It is also one of Bronte's most autobiographical works. The story harks back to the time when Charlotte and Emily Bronte traveled to Brussels to work in a small pensionnat run by M. Constantin Heger and his wife. Charlotte is reputed to have fallen deeply and hopelessly in love with M. Heger. Paul Emmanuel is said to be based on Heger, while John Bretton is a fictional portrayal of George Murray Smith, her publisher who had once courter her.

Villette was written at a time when Bronte was deeply depressed following the deaths of three of her siblings. It was also criticized by contemporary reviewers for its depiction of a woman's passions and desires, something which Victorian audiences were a little shocked by.

For modern day readers, Villette presents a great writer, working at the peak of her powers, overcoming personal tragedy to bring her art to the world.

Villette was Charlotte Bronte's last published novel. It came out in 1853, just two years before her death in 1855. It is a poignant, strangely lonely and sad work, steeped in conflict between society's demands and personal desires. Set in the fictional town of Villette in France, it is the story of the young and intelligent Lucy Snowe, the narrator in the book. She is described by another character in the book as having “no beauty...no attractive accomplishments...” and strangely seems to lack a personal history or living relatives. Her godmother Mrs. Bretton looks after the orphaned Lucy, who suddenly leaves the house for a reason that is not made clear to readers. She finds employment as a companion to an elderly widow, Mrs. Marchmont. When her employer dies, Lucy is left without a job or prospects. Impulsively, she decides to travel to Europe and en route, meets the young and spoiled heiress, Ginevra Fanshaw, a student of a girls' school in Villette. Lucy then travels to Villette to work first as a nanny to the principal's children and later as a teacher. Here she encounters two men who will play a great role in her life. The young and handsome Dr. John Bretton, her godmother's grandson, and the arrogant, bad tempered Professor Paul Emmanuel, a fellow lodger at her boarding house who gradually begins to thaw towards Lucy. The rest of the story follows Lucy's life in Villette. Lucy Snowe is not a very lovable heroine. She is passive, secretive and yet she excites the reader's interest and compassion and one is compellingly drawn into her story. Villette is also a novel with deep psychological underpinnings. Many have dubbed it even greater than Jane Eyre. It is also one of Bronte's most autobiographical works. The story harks back to the time when Charlotte and Emily Bronte traveled to Brussels to work in a small pensionnat run by M. Constantin Heger and his wife. Charlotte is reputed to have fallen deeply and hopelessly in love with M. Heger. Paul Emmanuel is said to be based on Heger, while John Bretton is a fictional portrayal of George Murray Smith, her publisher who had once courter her. Villette was written at a time when Bronte was deeply depressed following the deaths of three of her siblings. It was also criticized by contemporary reviewers for its depiction of a woman's passions and desires, something which Victorian audiences were a little shocked by. For modern day readers, Villette presents a great writer, working at the peak of her powers, overcoming personal tragedy to bring her art to the world.

Villette by Charlotte Brontë

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The infamous U boats deployed by Germany in the two World Wars have spawned several works of fiction and non-fiction. These deadly vessels were not just efficient and lethal killing machines, but they were also used very effectively in economic blockades. They were positioned primarily to obstruct the conveyance of fuel, food and other essential supplies which the enemy needed to sustain the war effort.

In the Diary of a U Boat Commander, the author, Stephen King-Hall draws upon his vast personal experiences as a naval officer in World War I. Writing under the name of the fictitious narrator, Etienne, King-Hall presents the events in the story in the form of a diary that has been discovered aboard a captured German U boat.

The diarist is a German nobleman of the rank of Captain in the German Navy. He is drawn in the almost clichéd pattern of German aristocrats of the time—young, handsome, wealthy and immensely arrogant. He is also cultured and skilled in several of the arts like music and literature. His career has been an illustrious one and on several occasions he has outwitted the English navy. On furlough in Bruges, he falls irrevocably in love with Zoe, the Polish mistress of one of his superior officers, and she reciprocates his feelings. However, extraordinary events interrupt their love story and Zoe's terrible past comes back to haunt them both.

William Stephen Richard King-Hall or Baron King-Hall of Headley to give him his full title, came from an illustrious family of artists and writers. At the end of World War I, he resigned from the Royal Navy and went on to become a full time writer. As the author of several successful plays, political and historical works and some children's books, he gained popularity. He also wrote a scholarly thesis on submarine warfare. He was also a well-known advocate of parliamentary democracy, unilateral nuclear disarmament and non-violent defense against war.

He wrote more than fifteen fiction and non-fiction books and was well regarded in his time for being an authority on naval subjects. Diary of a U Boat Commander portrays the excitement, challenges and heartbreak of the situation in a very authentic way. In fact, initially, the reader is almost beguiled into believing that this is indeed a real diary written by a real person—such is the author's skill.

For those who are passionate about sea-faring stories or war sagas, this is indeed a great addition to your bookshelf!

The infamous U boats deployed by Germany in the two World Wars have spawned several works of fiction and non-fiction. These deadly vessels were not just efficient and lethal killing machines, but they were also used very effectively in economic blockades. They were positioned primarily to obstruct the conveyance of fuel, food and other essential supplies which the enemy needed to sustain the war effort. In the Diary of a U Boat Commander, the author, Stephen King-Hall draws upon his vast personal experiences as a naval officer in World War I. Writing under the name of the fictitious narrator, Etienne, King-Hall presents the events in the story in the form of a diary that has been discovered aboard a captured German U boat. The diarist is a German nobleman of the rank of Captain in the German Navy. He is drawn in the almost clichéd pattern of German aristocrats of the time—young, handsome, wealthy and immensely arrogant. He is also cultured and skilled in several of the arts like music and literature. His career has been an illustrious one and on several occasions he has outwitted the English navy. On furlough in Bruges, he falls irrevocably in love with Zoe, the Polish mistress of one of his superior officers, and she reciprocates his feelings. However, extraordinary events interrupt their love story and Zoe's terrible past comes back to haunt them both. William Stephen Richard King-Hall or Baron King-Hall of Headley to give him his full title, came from an illustrious family of artists and writers. At the end of World War I, he resigned from the Royal Navy and went on to become a full time writer. As the author of several successful plays, political and historical works and some children's books, he gained popularity. He also wrote a scholarly thesis on submarine warfare. He was also a well-known advocate of parliamentary democracy, unilateral nuclear disarmament and non-violent defense against war. He wrote more than fifteen fiction and non-fiction books and was well regarded in his time for being an authority on naval subjects. Diary of a U Boat Commander portrays the excitement, challenges and heartbreak of the situation in a very authentic way. In fact, initially, the reader is almost beguiled into believing that this is indeed a real diary written by a real person—such is the author's skill. For those who are passionate about sea-faring stories or war sagas, this is indeed a great addition to your bookshelf!

Diary of a U-boat Commander by Sir Stephen King-Hall

Though it's titled The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the man himself appears only in five scenes in the entire play! However, such is his impact on the events that surrounded him that he still remains the central figure in this psychological drama that combines politics, honor, assassination, betrayal, the lust for power, patriotism and friendship. Set in 44 BC in ancient Rome, it is one of William Shakespeare's early Tragedies.

First thought to have been performed in September 1599, William Shakespeare's original text or script have long vanished. What we have today is taken from a prompt script that must have been used by stage managers in Elizabethan times. Shakespeare probably used the historical facts found in Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of Caesar.

Whatever the source, the play remains a deeply moving, engrossing slice of history. The play opens with a street scene in which two Roman tribunes are depicted arrogantly dealing with the common people of the city. This sets the tone for what is to come—the huge public antipathy to a once celebrated war hero who now nurses ambitions beyond his status. Later scenes depict the agony of Marcus Brutus, the beloved friend of Caesar, who is also a supreme patriot above all the calls of friendship and love. The sinister warning of the soothsayer, the conspiracy scene, the brutal assassination and the events that follow are well known. Mark Antony's famous speech “Friends, Romans, Countrymen....” and Brutus' inflexible idealism and his far too measured tribute to the man whom he honored so greatly are the highlights of the play.

Scholars have concluded that the inspiration for writing this play must have been the overwhelming anxiety felt in Elizabethan England regarding the royal succession. There were fears that the elderly Queen would die without naming a successor, leading to the outbreak of civil war, which is depicted in the play after the death of Caesar.

Caesar himself is a charismatic, powerful and intuitive leader, who holds the empire together by sheer dint of his leadership qualities. He has strong premonitions of his own death. Though the crime is committed in full public view, it is sought to be justified as a political necessity. The play is also famous for not having either a real hero or a villain.

Julius Caesar has been adapted extensively for stage, screen and television. Many notable actors have played the roles of Brutus, Mark Antony and Caesar with exceptional brilliance. The play is full of wonderful lines that have entered the realms of English literature over the centuries.

Indeed a riveting read for young and old!

Though it's titled The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, the man himself appears only in five scenes in the entire play! However, such is his impact on the events that surrounded him that he still remains the central figure in this psychological drama that combines politics, honor, assassination, betrayal, the lust for power, patriotism and friendship. Set in 44 BC in ancient Rome, it is one of William Shakespeare's early Tragedies. First thought to have been performed in September 1599, William Shakespeare's original text or script have long vanished. What we have today is taken from a prompt script that must have been used by stage managers in Elizabethan times. Shakespeare probably used the historical facts found in Thomas North's translation of Plutarch's Life of Brutus and Life of Caesar. Whatever the source, the play remains a deeply moving, engrossing slice of history. The play opens with a street scene in which two Roman tribunes are depicted arrogantly dealing with the common people of the city. This sets the tone for what is to come—the huge public antipathy to a once celebrated war hero who now nurses ambitions beyond his status. Later scenes depict the agony of Marcus Brutus, the beloved friend of Caesar, who is also a supreme patriot above all the calls of friendship and love. The sinister warning of the soothsayer, the conspiracy scene, the brutal assassination and the events that follow are well known. Mark Antony's famous speech “Friends, Romans, Countrymen....” and Brutus' inflexible idealism and his far too measured tribute to the man whom he honored so greatly are the highlights of the play. Scholars have concluded that the inspiration for writing this play must have been the overwhelming anxiety felt in Elizabethan England regarding the royal succession. There were fears that the elderly Queen would die without naming a successor, leading to the outbreak of civil war, which is depicted in the play after the death of Caesar. Caesar himself is a charismatic, powerful and intuitive leader, who holds the empire together by sheer dint of his leadership qualities. He has strong premonitions of his own death. Though the crime is committed in full public view, it is sought to be justified as a political necessity. The play is also famous for not having either a real hero or a villain. Julius Caesar has been adapted extensively for stage, screen and television. Many notable actors have played the roles of Brutus, Mark Antony and Caesar with exceptional brilliance. The play is full of wonderful lines that have entered the realms of English literature over the centuries. Indeed a riveting read for young and old!

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Stories from 1896 to 1901.  Lucy Maud Montgomery was born at Clifton (now New London), Prince Edward Island, Canada, on November 30, 1874. She achieved international fame in her lifetime, putting Prince Edward Island and Canada on the world literary map. Best known for her "Anne of Green Gables" books, she was also a prolific writer of short stories and poetry. She published some 500 short stories and poems and twenty novels before her death in 1942.

Stories from 1896 to 1901. Lucy Maud Montgomery was born at Clifton (now New London), Prince Edward Island, Canada, on November 30, 1874. She achieved international fame in her lifetime, putting Prince Edward Island and Canada on the world literary map. Best known for her "Anne of Green Gables" books, she was also a prolific writer of short stories and poetry. She published some 500 short stories and poems and twenty novels before her death in 1942.

Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901 by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Welcome to the Healthy Hacker where we talk about programming, puzzles, memory, fitness, diet, and everything else that you, a healthy hacker, find interesting.

Healthy Hacker

Love apps, technology, marketing and innovation? Take a listen to Living Digital. Hosted by digital professional, Jazmin Butler

Living Digital - Jazminbutler.com

Motorlat es un medio digital de noticias fundado en 2013.
En Motorlat podes informarte acerca de distintas categorías internacionales del Mundo Motor como Formula 1, Indycar, Moto GP, FIA WEC, Formula E, TCR South America y demás categorías a nivel Mundial

Motorlat es un medio digital de noticias fundado en 2013. En Motorlat podes informarte acerca de distintas categorías internacionales del Mundo Motor como Formula 1, Indycar, Moto GP, FIA WEC, Formula E, TCR South America y demás categorías a nivel Mundial

Motorlat es un medio digital de noticias fundado en 2013.
En Motorlat podes informarte acerca de distintas categorías internacionales del Mundo Motor como Formula 1, Indycar, Moto GP, FIA WEC, Formula E, TCR South America y demás categorías a nivel Mundial

MOTORLAT

Sermons and conversations from Saint Mary of Bethany Parish, a Eucharistic congregation in Nashville, TN.

St. Mary of Bethany—Nashville

Hatching

Hosted by Maddy and Corey, we discuss weekly/bi-weekly all the many fascinating aspects of Horror and Halloween. Film, books, art, you name it!

Hallow-Holics Anonymous Podcast

This is the official Lon.TV podcast. You'll hear audio versions of my weekly wrapup show and interviews with people behind some of the most interesting technology companies past and present! These are audio versions of the interviews I post on my YouTube channel at lon.tv.

Lon.TV Podcast

Interviews and discussion about politics, culture and current events from a Christian conservative perspective.

The Caffeinated Thoughts Podcast

We are a diverse community of Contemplative Zen Monks, founded in 1985 by our brother, the Abbot Seijaku Roshi. Inspired by a monastic tradition reaching back centuries, and supported by men and women from all walks of life, we are shaped by the teachings of the Buddhadharma, the Mystical Torah, the Rule of Saint Benedict, and the Gospels. Jizo-an Zen Community, The Zen Society, is a 501c3 non-profit organization. https://www.jizo-an.org

Pine Wind Zen Community Audio

Frank Garza interviews people from San Francisco about their lives, careers, and what they love most about the city.

San Francisco People

What is Truth? In today's world, the truth is hard to find. The culture tells us that truth is in the eye of the beholder - that whatever we think is true must be true for us.

However, that is not the truth. Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. What is Truth discovers the Truth given to us by Jesus through His one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church

What is Truth? In today's world, the truth is hard to find. The culture tells us that truth is in the eye of the beholder - that whatever we think is true must be true for us. However, that is not the truth. Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. What is Truth discovers the Truth given to us by Jesus through His one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church

What is Truth Catholic Podcast

Join amateur film critic, Jim Rohner, and guests (but mainly Jim) on a journey to explore the most important films and filmmakers in an attempt to remedy his own cinematic ignorance

I Do Movies Badly

Home to the unofficial podcast about ABC’s The Bachelor.  Hosted By Jim Alexander.  Episode recaps, news, analysis and predications are all discussed on this weekly show. Learn more, contact us, and check out our other podcasts at www.southgatemediagroup.com.

Home to the unofficial podcast about ABC’s The Bachelor. Hosted By Jim Alexander. Episode recaps, news, analysis and predications are all discussed on this weekly show. Learn more, contact us, and check out our other podcasts at www.southgatemediagroup.com.

Bachelor Universe

Lake S.W.A.T.T. Fantasy Squad: A Warhammer Fantasy Podcast

SafeguardingYourBusiness is a podcast created for you, the Entrepreneur, Home-based Business Owner, Small Business Owner, and Wantrepreneur.  This is the podcast that'll provide you many ways to safeguard your business.  Ernie Bryan provides your frequent dose of excellent content and, at times, subject matter experts who share their expertise each episode for small business entrepreneurs in areas of such as accounting, insurance, computer and cybersecurity, advice for home-based owners, legal advice from Attorneys, and much, much more.

SafeguardingYourBusiness is a podcast created for you, the Entrepreneur, Home-based Business Owner, Small Business Owner, and Wantrepreneur. This is the podcast that'll provide you many ways to safeguard your business. Ernie Bryan provides your frequent dose of excellent content and, at times, subject matter experts who share their expertise each episode for small business entrepreneurs in areas of such as accounting, insurance, computer and cybersecurity, advice for home-based owners, legal advice from Attorneys, and much, much more.

Safeguarding Your Business with Ernie Bryan

At Makesites we value simple solutions and open standards. In the Insider podcast we distil the mindset that fuels our development and try to present it in a series of essays. Join us as we try to analyze a particular subject on each episode and touch base with technical and theoretical issues around application development for the Web.

Makesites Insider

I started covering the wine world back in 2010 for Fox News. I was an anchor for Fox Business, but I really wanted to learn about wine – mainly because I had no idea what I was doing. I just knew I loved to drink it. So I started a column called Wine with Me. After many interviews and podcasts with some amazing wine professionals, I realize I still don’t know much. I also realize that there are lots of people feel the same way.To learn about wine, you need to drink it. Lots of it – and all different kinds. Shall we?

I started covering the wine world back in 2010 for Fox News. I was an anchor for Fox Business, but I really wanted to learn about wine – mainly because I had no idea what I was doing. I just knew I loved to drink it. So I started a column called Wine with Me. After many interviews and podcasts with some amazing wine professionals, I realize I still don’t know much. I also realize that there are lots of people feel the same way.To learn about wine, you need to drink it. Lots of it – and all different kinds. Shall we?

Wine on the Street

Strange and beautiful sounds from the world of The Real Tuesday Weld and Antique Beat

Radio Clerkenwell 666fm

Welcome to the AmNomad Podcast, hosted by Rav Holly 
 Rav, is a professional photographer and long-time veteran of the LA Film Industry.
 Rav, has worked on productions like FX Networks, American Crime Story the People vs OJ Simpson, American Horror Story, and HBO.s hit series Westworld
 

 Where we discuss everything from Overlanding, Unique Destinations, to living in LA and working in Hollywood.

Welcome to the AmNomad Podcast, hosted by Rav Holly Rav, is a professional photographer and long-time veteran of the LA Film Industry. Rav, has worked on productions like FX Networks, American Crime Story the People vs OJ Simpson, American Horror Story, and HBO.s hit series Westworld Where we discuss everything from Overlanding, Unique Destinations, to living in LA and working in Hollywood.

AmNomad Podcast

Get the Neighbuzz! The Neighbours Recap Podcast recaps the events on Ramsay Street each week. Hosted by CJ, Kate and Vaya plus guests in the PirateNet studios.

Neighbuzz: The Neighbours Recap Podcast

SEGA AGES aired every Friday night taking a look back at the soundtracks to the games that define the history of SEGA. Whether it was hosted by ResidentSD or Simon Shirley, looking at a specific year, console or other SEGA-related theme, SEGA AGES was the place to celebrate the history of the gaming company we all love!

SEGA AGES

The Naples Gathering is a non-denominational church, God-honoring, scripturally based seeking to help men, women, and families dive deeply into God's word.

The Naples Gathering

Actor.  Comedian.  Lawyer.  Judge.  
The multi-faceted Vince August made his standup comedy debut at Caroline’s on Broadway in 1997.
Over the next 17 years, he continued to hone his skills and is now recognized as  one of the very best at improvisation and standup comedy. Vince has also made a name for himself on-camera as a regular actor on the wildly popular ABC-TV hidden-camera series, “Primetime: What Would You Do?”. Vince has also appeared in the documentary film “Heckler,” soap opera “As The World Turns”, “The Onion News Network” and
national television and radio commercials. Hopefully some of you do not recognize Vince from his other, very different profession.  As a Municipal Judge from 2007 – 2013, Vince donned judicial robes and presided over court cases in suburban NJ.  The international news surrounding Vince’s dual careers caught the world by storm in September 2013 when the New Jersey Supreme Court gave Vince an agonizing ultimatum:  choose between being his passion for the law as Judge and his passion for entertainment. Vince chose his entertainment passion, resigning from the bench, because  in the end “you never give up on a dream.” Vince has closed more shows at Caroline’s since 2009 than any other comic. He is a regular closer for the New Talent shows and recently become one of the warm up comics for the most heralded comedy in television history, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Actor. Comedian. Lawyer. Judge. The multi-faceted Vince August made his standup comedy debut at Caroline’s on Broadway in 1997. Over the next 17 years, he continued to hone his skills and is now recognized as one of the very best at improvisation and standup comedy. Vince has also made a name for himself on-camera as a regular actor on the wildly popular ABC-TV hidden-camera series, “Primetime: What Would You Do?”. Vince has also appeared in the documentary film “Heckler,” soap opera “As The World Turns”, “The Onion News Network” and national television and radio commercials. Hopefully some of you do not recognize Vince from his other, very different profession. As a Municipal Judge from 2007 – 2013, Vince donned judicial robes and presided over court cases in suburban NJ. The international news surrounding Vince’s dual careers caught the world by storm in September 2013 when the New Jersey Supreme Court gave Vince an agonizing ultimatum: choose between being his passion for the law as Judge and his passion for entertainment. Vince chose his entertainment passion, resigning from the bench, because in the end “you never give up on a dream.” Vince has closed more shows at Caroline’s since 2009 than any other comic. He is a regular closer for the New Talent shows and recently become one of the warm up comics for the most heralded comedy in television history, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

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