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Welcome to the show! "I'm No Expert" is a podcast that celebrates the love of craft beer as a beverage, an art form, and a lifestyle. Grab your earbuds, pour yourself a pint, and pull up a digital barstool; there's always room for one more at the metaphorical table.

I'm No Expert

We Need to Talk

A collection of talk radio type shows for people who don't like typical talk radio. Ranging from general talk, to specific topics, to local music...we provide the radio you always wanted.

Faking It Radio

A podcast dedicated to all things cigars and the cigar lifestyle.

Cigar Tipsters Podcast

Inspired by a true life story, Lady Audley's Secret is the story of a woman's overwhelming ambition and passion for social success. When the first book came out in 1862, Victorian readers were shocked and outraged by its portrayal of aspects like bigamy, insanity, yearning for social status and the will to commit murder to achieve one's goals. 

The novel belongs to a genre that became very popular during that era. Known as “sensation novels” they can probably be equated to today's pulp fiction. It was received with huge enthusiasm by readers and most critics of the day and the central theme of “accidental bigamy” was a popular one. But the author Mary Elizabeth Braddon took it to new heights, introducing several intriguing twists and turns to the plot. In fact the novel was so successful that it allowed the author to become financially independent for the rest of her life and its publisher to purchase a villa, which he christened Audley Lodge, with the profits gained from sales of this Victorian bestseller!

In the story, the young, enchanting, doll like Lucy Graham marries a wealthy old widower, Sir Michael Audley. Not much is known about Lucy by people in the village, except that she was till recently employed as a governess. The couple enjoys a pleasant life together, with every comfort and luxury. Things take a turn when Sir Michael's nephew and heir Robert Audley arrives with news of   dear friend of his George Talboys. Talboys who had left England to seek his fortune gold prospecting in Australia is now suffering from a mental breakdown following the apparent death/disappearance of his wife whom he left behind. 

When Robert and George arrive at Audley Court, they're warmly welcomed by the host, but of the hostess there is no sign. She completely avoids coming into Talboys' presence. Her behavior begins to intrigue Robert and raise his suspicions and he sets out to uncover the mystery. But the truth is far more devastating and disturbing than anybody could imagine. 

Said to be based on events concerning the real life serial killer Constance Kent which had stunned the nation a few years ago, the book in fact explores many themes of Victorian morality, gender biases, stereotypes about the perfect mother and domestic goddesses who enriched the home and hearth with their innocence and purity. 

The author Mary Braddon's own controversial personal life and her nonchalant attitude to prevailing morals also piqued readers' imaginations. For modern day readers, Lady Audley's Secret remains a gripping tale of the lust for power and wealth and of a woman's descent into the misery of her own creation.

Inspired by a true life story, Lady Audley's Secret is the story of a woman's overwhelming ambition and passion for social success. When the first book came out in 1862, Victorian readers were shocked and outraged by its portrayal of aspects like bigamy, insanity, yearning for social status and the will to commit murder to achieve one's goals. The novel belongs to a genre that became very popular during that era. Known as “sensation novels” they can probably be equated to today's pulp fiction. It was received with huge enthusiasm by readers and most critics of the day and the central theme of “accidental bigamy” was a popular one. But the author Mary Elizabeth Braddon took it to new heights, introducing several intriguing twists and turns to the plot. In fact the novel was so successful that it allowed the author to become financially independent for the rest of her life and its publisher to purchase a villa, which he christened Audley Lodge, with the profits gained from sales of this Victorian bestseller! In the story, the young, enchanting, doll like Lucy Graham marries a wealthy old widower, Sir Michael Audley. Not much is known about Lucy by people in the village, except that she was till recently employed as a governess. The couple enjoys a pleasant life together, with every comfort and luxury. Things take a turn when Sir Michael's nephew and heir Robert Audley arrives with news of dear friend of his George Talboys. Talboys who had left England to seek his fortune gold prospecting in Australia is now suffering from a mental breakdown following the apparent death/disappearance of his wife whom he left behind. When Robert and George arrive at Audley Court, they're warmly welcomed by the host, but of the hostess there is no sign. She completely avoids coming into Talboys' presence. Her behavior begins to intrigue Robert and raise his suspicions and he sets out to uncover the mystery. But the truth is far more devastating and disturbing than anybody could imagine. Said to be based on events concerning the real life serial killer Constance Kent which had stunned the nation a few years ago, the book in fact explores many themes of Victorian morality, gender biases, stereotypes about the perfect mother and domestic goddesses who enriched the home and hearth with their innocence and purity. The author Mary Braddon's own controversial personal life and her nonchalant attitude to prevailing morals also piqued readers' imaginations. For modern day readers, Lady Audley's Secret remains a gripping tale of the lust for power and wealth and of a woman's descent into the misery of her own creation.

Lady Audley's Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon

தமிழ்த் திரையுலகில் நகைச்சுவை வளர்ந்த வரலாறு பற்றி சம்பத்குமார் அலசும் 15 பாகங்களைக் கொண்ட சிறப்பு பெட்டகத் தொடர்

தமிழ்த் திரையுலகில் நகைச்சுவை வளர்ந்த வரலாறு பற்றி சம்பத்குமார் அலசும் 15 பாகங்களைக் கொண்ட சிறப்பு பெட்டகத் தொடர்

Nagarika

Talk Money - A weekly radio broadcast covering financial &amp; economic topics. Jim Shoemaker, CFP, ChFC, is an investment advisor representative offering advisory services through Cetera Investment Advisers, a registered investment adviser. Securities offered through Cetera Advisor Networks, member FINRA/SIPC. Cetera is under separate ownership from any other named entity. Shoemaker Financial is independently owned and operated. 2176 West St, Ste. 100, Germantown, TN 38138

Talk Money - A weekly radio broadcast covering financial & economic topics. Jim Shoemaker, CFP, ChFC, is an investment advisor representative offering advisory services through Cetera Investment Advisers, a registered investment adviser. Securities offered through Cetera Advisor Networks, member FINRA/SIPC. Cetera is under separate ownership from any other named entity. Shoemaker Financial is independently owned and operated. 2176 West St, Ste. 100, Germantown, TN 38138

Talk Money with Jim Shoemaker

Release City Church Online

A showcase for fresh insights that are making a difference, and progressive solutions that really work. Peer leaders from across the nation share their stories about fighting hunger, coping with regulation, and meeting sustainability goals. About winning kids over and changing lives with creative menus packed with fresh whole food. Need help keeping up with emerging school nutrition policy, legislation, and research? We’ve got that covered, too. From the Heritage Radio Network.

Inside School Food

Kuran-I KERİM ... Kuran. Kuran s prevodom na Bosanski, preveo Besim Korkut Translation of the Meanings of The Noble Quran in the Bosnian Language

Kuran-Prijevod na Bosanski jezik

Three friends and a microphone. What more could you ask for? Who knows where the conversation will go, but one thing's for sure, you're in store for quite a show! How will you answer the door!?

Life Knocking

Welcome to the weird. Gerry O'Malley (a.k.a. Poison Boy) is an ER doctor and toxicologist with an interest in the unusual, the terrifying and the oftentimes hilarious world of poisoning and toxicology. The Poison Boy Podcast is an exploration of poisoning in history, current events and pop culture.

PoisonBoy Podcast

Former stripper Alysabeth and intellectual ex-con Cabbie Bob bring you a worldview born of the kind of life experiences that spring from a high level of intelligence combined with a strong sense of adventure, spotty judgment and nebulously enforced boundaries. Join them as they explore subject matter best suited for those of legal majority – we hesitate to say ‘adults’. Without the constraint of FCC regulations or uptight sponsors they are UNCENSORED; they’ll say whatever comes to mind. We’re not implying that they don’t have filters; just imagine what they’re NOT saying.

BABU Radio

The ScreamFree Institute is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization working to ignite hope in 
parents, spouses and leaders to strengthen their own relationships through the power of calm.  Hal Edward Runkel is 
the New York Times bestselling author of ScreamFree Parenting and ScreamFree Marriage and the Founder and President 
of the The ScreamFree Institute. John Alan Turner serves as a Senior Fellow and Director of Creative Content for the 
ScreamFree Institute.

The ScreamFree Institute is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization working to ignite hope in parents, spouses and leaders to strengthen their own relationships through the power of calm. Hal Edward Runkel is the New York Times bestselling author of ScreamFree Parenting and ScreamFree Marriage and the Founder and President of the The ScreamFree Institute. John Alan Turner serves as a Senior Fellow and Director of Creative Content for the ScreamFree Institute.

ScreamFree: You Must Chill

Get to the heart of the most recent advances in lipid management and cardiovascular disease with Lipid Luminations, which features scientific and clinical research updates, novel emerging treatment options, and best practices in patient care.

Get to the heart of the most recent advances in lipid management and cardiovascular disease with Lipid Luminations, which features scientific and clinical research updates, novel emerging treatment options, and best practices in patient care.

Get to the heart of the most recent advances in&nbsp;lipid&nbsp;management and cardiovascular disease with&nbsp;Lipid&nbsp;Luminations, which features scientific and clinical research updates, novel emerging treatment options, and best practices in patient care.

Lipid Luminations

As the number of Americans living with diabetes continues to rise, staying up to date on the latest diabetes research is more essential than ever to help patients achieve glucose control. With Diabetes Discourse, you’ll hear from diabetes and endocrinology experts on emerging research, diagnostic and treatment strategies, and various elements that impact a patient’s disease course, including risk factors, vitamin and mineral supplementation, physical activity, and kidney disease.
Because when it comes to diabetes, glucose control is just the beginning.

As the number of Americans living with diabetes continues to rise, staying up to date on the latest diabetes research is more essential than ever to help patients achieve glucose control. With Diabetes Discourse, you’ll hear from diabetes and endocrinology experts on emerging research, diagnostic and treatment strategies, and various elements that impact a patient’s disease course, including risk factors, vitamin and mineral supplementation, physical activity, and kidney disease. Because when it comes to diabetes, glucose control is just the beginning.

Diabetes Discourse

A one-game-at-a-time deep dive podcast where we treat videogames like texts worth reading closely. Each episode, we pick a game, spoil its story, and dig into it the way you would with a book club—except we’re usually reading an academic book alongside it and using it as a lens for discussion. Season 5 focuses on AAA games and what that label actually means in practice. Friendly to listeners who haven’t played the games, but unapologetically spoil-heavy and discussion-driven.

Emotive Pixels — Marginalia on Videogames

The title says it all!  Join Chris, Rich and Jess as they talk about news, movies, music, tech, nerd culture and whatever the hell else they feel like discussing.

The title says it all! Join Chris, Rich and Jess as they talk about news, movies, music, tech, nerd culture and whatever the hell else they feel like discussing.

Gen-Exhausted

SDCast

The weekly podcast by technologists, for technologists. Hosted by Cisco Champions.

Cisco Champion Radio

Andy Smithson, LCSW from TRU Parenting inspires and helps parents, not only improve kids' behavior, but build powerful cycles of continuous growth and happiness in themselves, with their children and in their families as a whole through the TRU principles of Teaching, Relationship and Upgrading Yourself: All in 15 minutes or less. As a husband, father of 4 kids, counselor and blogger, Andy knows how busy parenting life can be and seeks to deliver inspiring stories and practical tips that will help you and your child in every aspect of your life together with a podcast that fits your busy schedule. Find each of Andy's original written articles at www.truparenting.net.

Andy Smithson

The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

Raise a Glass To History

Discover the Treasure State Under the Big Sky!   Montana Road Trippin' is a fun weekly 25-30 minute travel show helping you to learn about unique places to visit and the best road trips you can take all across Montana.

Discover the Treasure State Under the Big Sky! Montana Road Trippin' is a fun weekly 25-30 minute travel show helping you to learn about unique places to visit and the best road trips you can take all across Montana.

Montana Road Trippin'

A podcast focusing on every aspect of the first and greatest superhero, Superman! Join host Mario Bennese each episode as he explores a different facet of The Man of Steel. Up, Up, and Away is a proud member of The Superman Podcast Network.

Up, Up, and Away!

Ladies, Milkshakes, Jokes.

Hosted by Claire Beitcher

Ladies, Milkshakes, Jokes. Hosted by Claire Beitcher

Lady Shakes

Julia Sotas is a Certified facilitator of the life changing modality, Access Consciousness®

www.juliasotas.com

Julia Sotas is a Certified facilitator of the life changing modality, Access Consciousness® www.juliasotas.com

Julia Sotas

Bringing the world the best and most detailed information about the delights that make our tummy tingle. 

Follow us on instagram: @snackology.podcast
Find us on facebook: facebook.com/snackology.podcast
Email us: podsnack@gmail.com

Bringing the world the best and most detailed information about the delights that make our tummy tingle. Follow us on instagram: @snackology.podcast Find us on facebook: facebook.com/snackology.podcast Email us: podsnack@gmail.com

Snackology Podcast

According to Him and Her Podcast

Join Jeremy York (Impact Media) as he talks all things Falcons, NFL, Georgia State Panthers Football, MLB, NBA (THAT Sports Show), NHL (BoardCheck) and more! PLUS, join him for Pro Wrestling and MMA talk on his new show Strong Style!

Impact Media

Contigo dentro

YOUR HOME FOR HORROR, MACABRE FUN, MUSIC AND INTERVIEWS!   JOIN BANE HELLBORNE & MATT JORDAN EACH WEEK!

YOUR HOME FOR HORROR, MACABRE FUN, MUSIC AND INTERVIEWS! JOIN BANE HELLBORNE & MATT JORDAN EACH WEEK!

YOUR HOME FOR HORROR, MACABRE FUN, MUSIC AND INTERVIEWS!   JOIN BANE HELLBORNE &amp; MATT JORDAN EACH WEEK!

EMZT Radio

Scarjo A Go-Go is the podcast where we chronicle and dissect the films of Scarlett Johansson one-by-one in chronological order, learning everything there is to know about her career and her craft as she grows from tiny nugget to A-list actor. It is presented with respect, humour, and academic rigor. And we only ever refer to her by the reductive "Scarjo" in the title/theme song, because it rhymes. Ms. Johansson, we salute you!

Scarjo A Go-Go

LinuxAcademy.com

Exploring the opinions and perspectives of everyday people.

Live Locals Podcast

An unofficial podcast discussing Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal Orlando Resort, and much more! Hosted by Eric Oh. Visit us at USHToday.com for news and photos from USH and UOR!

USH Today Podcast

Louisa May Alcott, more famously known for her Little Women series, takes a familiar nursery rhyme and creates a whole novel out of it in one of her last books Jack and Jill: A Village Story. Though she continued to publish under the penname AM Barnard, this book probably marked the end of a particular writing phase in 1880. 

Jack and Jill is set in the fictional Harmony Village. On a December afternoon, the youngsters of the village are out enjoying the bracing cold and snow. The bright winter shines down as they have fun skating and sledding. A group of spectators sits on the fences, watching their more active friends zoom past on toboggans or skates. A shiny red sled comes hurtling past, carrying a tall, golden haired lad and a tiny, black haired girl. They are the inseparable friends, Jack Minot and Janey Pecq, nicknamed Jack and Jill by the villagers in keeping with the famous rhyme. Disaster strikes when Janey (Jill) compels Jack to coast down a perilous slope. The two are seriously injured and the rest of the story follows their convalescence and consequent growing into maturity and adulthood.

Apart from the entertaining and educational story, Jack and Jill also tackles several important social issues of the day. Children's health, the transition from childhood to adolescence, the importance of emotional support during illness and the life-changing consequences of our impulsive actions are some of the themes that are explored in detail in this entertaining yet thought provoking novel.

Filled with interesting characters and Alcott's typical spiritual underpinnings, the book also looks at that crucial stage of human development – Adolescence. This phase, with all its emotional and physical changes, the angst and joys, the rebellion and the learning are all wonderfully portrayed through many of the characters like Molly Boo and other friends of Jack and Janey.

Many of Louisa May Alcott's stories and novels are based on autobiographical elements. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott was a spiritual healer and teacher who compelled his family to adopt an unconventional and experimental lifestyle in a commune. The young Louisa was a rebel and chafed under the tough child rearing practices favored by her father. Some of these features can be seen in her fictional characters like Jo March. In this particular book, Jack and Jill too, where Janey Pecqt's mettlesome personality is finally “tamed.”

As an early forerunner of the “tough love” philosophy of child rearing, Jack and Jill is indeed an interesting and entertaining read.

Louisa May Alcott, more famously known for her Little Women series, takes a familiar nursery rhyme and creates a whole novel out of it in one of her last books Jack and Jill: A Village Story. Though she continued to publish under the penname AM Barnard, this book probably marked the end of a particular writing phase in 1880. Jack and Jill is set in the fictional Harmony Village. On a December afternoon, the youngsters of the village are out enjoying the bracing cold and snow. The bright winter shines down as they have fun skating and sledding. A group of spectators sits on the fences, watching their more active friends zoom past on toboggans or skates. A shiny red sled comes hurtling past, carrying a tall, golden haired lad and a tiny, black haired girl. They are the inseparable friends, Jack Minot and Janey Pecq, nicknamed Jack and Jill by the villagers in keeping with the famous rhyme. Disaster strikes when Janey (Jill) compels Jack to coast down a perilous slope. The two are seriously injured and the rest of the story follows their convalescence and consequent growing into maturity and adulthood. Apart from the entertaining and educational story, Jack and Jill also tackles several important social issues of the day. Children's health, the transition from childhood to adolescence, the importance of emotional support during illness and the life-changing consequences of our impulsive actions are some of the themes that are explored in detail in this entertaining yet thought provoking novel. Filled with interesting characters and Alcott's typical spiritual underpinnings, the book also looks at that crucial stage of human development – Adolescence. This phase, with all its emotional and physical changes, the angst and joys, the rebellion and the learning are all wonderfully portrayed through many of the characters like Molly Boo and other friends of Jack and Janey. Many of Louisa May Alcott's stories and novels are based on autobiographical elements. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott was a spiritual healer and teacher who compelled his family to adopt an unconventional and experimental lifestyle in a commune. The young Louisa was a rebel and chafed under the tough child rearing practices favored by her father. Some of these features can be seen in her fictional characters like Jo March. In this particular book, Jack and Jill too, where Janey Pecqt's mettlesome personality is finally “tamed.” As an early forerunner of the “tough love” philosophy of child rearing, Jack and Jill is indeed an interesting and entertaining read.

Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott

Published in 1859, On Liberty is a libertarian philosophical work by English philosopher John Stuart Mill that endorses his view on the importance of individuality for the constant progression and improvement of society. The work also supports economic and moral freedom, and openly criticizes the influence of social authority that in one way or another imposes a predefined set of acceptable attitudes and opinions. Highlighting issues including the incongruity between authority and liberty, the oppressive requisites of society, self-regarding conduct, education, and religious influence, Mill effectively proposes the means to preserve the rights of the individual, while at the same time appealing for the restriction of government coercion.

Dividing his philosophy in five chapters, Mill delivers his view on liberty through a utilitarian approach and accordingly depicts an overview of the concept of liberty. Consequently, he evaluates the significance of liberty to both individual and state. The piece opens with a description of the conflict between authority and individual freedom, as Mill reports the oppression of the government which restricts the right of free expression. According to Mill, the power of the state should be dependent on the liberty of its citizens, because it is they who essentially put them in such an influential position. Subsequently, he distinguishes between two types of oppression, government tyranny and the tyranny of the majority. Though disapproving of both, he considers the latter to be more destructive, as it is easier to stand against political beliefs than it is to defy the prevailing mindset and opinions of the social majority. In addition, Mill points out the benefits of having contrasting perspectives and opinions, and the importance of exercising one’s basic right to liberty. Furthermore, he prescribes the adequate level of interference from authority, and eventually exemplifies the proficiency of his theory.

Nevertheless, an enduring piece of philosophy, whose concepts can be studied, analyzed and put into practice, as they are relevant even more so in present societies. Although the treatise has received its fair amount of criticism for its encouragement to rebel against conformity, On Liberty is still highly valuable for its evaluation of the nature of liberty and its position in a democratic society. Moreover, the work is an essential element for those interested in learning more about the principles of government, political philosophy, political science, and the importance of liberty itself.

Published in 1859, On Liberty is a libertarian philosophical work by English philosopher John Stuart Mill that endorses his view on the importance of individuality for the constant progression and improvement of society. The work also supports economic and moral freedom, and openly criticizes the influence of social authority that in one way or another imposes a predefined set of acceptable attitudes and opinions. Highlighting issues including the incongruity between authority and liberty, the oppressive requisites of society, self-regarding conduct, education, and religious influence, Mill effectively proposes the means to preserve the rights of the individual, while at the same time appealing for the restriction of government coercion. Dividing his philosophy in five chapters, Mill delivers his view on liberty through a utilitarian approach and accordingly depicts an overview of the concept of liberty. Consequently, he evaluates the significance of liberty to both individual and state. The piece opens with a description of the conflict between authority and individual freedom, as Mill reports the oppression of the government which restricts the right of free expression. According to Mill, the power of the state should be dependent on the liberty of its citizens, because it is they who essentially put them in such an influential position. Subsequently, he distinguishes between two types of oppression, government tyranny and the tyranny of the majority. Though disapproving of both, he considers the latter to be more destructive, as it is easier to stand against political beliefs than it is to defy the prevailing mindset and opinions of the social majority. In addition, Mill points out the benefits of having contrasting perspectives and opinions, and the importance of exercising one’s basic right to liberty. Furthermore, he prescribes the adequate level of interference from authority, and eventually exemplifies the proficiency of his theory. Nevertheless, an enduring piece of philosophy, whose concepts can be studied, analyzed and put into practice, as they are relevant even more so in present societies. Although the treatise has received its fair amount of criticism for its encouragement to rebel against conformity, On Liberty is still highly valuable for its evaluation of the nature of liberty and its position in a democratic society. Moreover, the work is an essential element for those interested in learning more about the principles of government, political philosophy, political science, and the importance of liberty itself.

On Liberty by John Stuart Mill

Cattle Brands is a collection of 14 entertaining short stories depicting not only the life of cowboys in the wild, wild West, but also the harrowing skirmishes with banditos, thrilling shoot-outs, attempt at and the recapture of stolen chattel from fierce desperados, and much, much more exciting accounts that make one think it all actually happened.

Cattle Brands by Andy Adams

In the heat of the failed 1905 revolution in Russia, Lenin here contrasts the precision of the Bolshevik political program and tactics with various inconsistent and servile factions within the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party.

Two Tactics of Social-Democracy in the Democratic Revolution by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

The Pre-Socratic Greek philosophers, that is, the philosopher-scientists who lived before or contemporaneously to Socrates, were the first men in the Western world to establish a line of inquiry regarding the natural phenomena that rejected the traditional religious explanations and searched for rational explanations. Even though they do not form a school of thought, they can be considered the fathers of philosophy and many other sciences as we have them now. None of their works is extant, so, in this collection, we present the textual fragments, when existing, of ten Pre-Socratic philosopher-scientists, and quotations and testimonials about them left by later authors. Texts collected by Leni.

Ancient Greek Philosopher-Scientists by Varous

Real men don’t take guff from snotty kids. Neither does Disko Troop, skipper of the “We’re Here”, a fishing schooner out of Gloucester, Massachusetts, when his crew fishes Harvey Cheyne out of the Atlantic. There’s no place on the Grand Banks for bystanders, so Harvey is press-ganged into service as a replacement for a man lost overboard and drowned. Harvey is heir to a vast fortune, but his rescuers believe none of what he tells them of his background. Disko won’t take the boat to port until it is full of fish, so Harvey must settle in for a season at sea. Hard, dangerous work and performing it alongside a grab-bag of characters in close quarters is a life-changing experience. And when Harvey at last is reunited with his parents, who have thought him dead for months, he must face the hard decisions of how he will allow his experience to change his life.

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