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In the previous episode, the crew of the Nautilus encounters a swarm of giant cuttlefish, one of which entangles the ship’s screw, preventing it from moving. Captain Nemo leads the crew in a fierce battle against the creatures, using axes and harpoons. Despite their efforts, one of the crew is killed, leaving Captain Nemo grief-stricken, and the Nautilus remains adrift for days before resuming its course through the Gulf Stream.

We pick up at the start of chapter 20.‍

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Introducing Frolic in the Foliage with Lauren Oakes from Via Podcast.

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Next up on the Via Podcast, hosts Michelle Donati and Mitti Hicks grab a sweater and head out into the forest for a leaf-peeping adventure. They discover a few great spots to view fall colors, and learn why immersing themselves in a forest is good for the soul.

Guest Lauren Oakes, a forest and climate scientist, shares her best-loved spots in the West to see the leaves change, and encourages us all to find a deeper connection with the forests around us.

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Tonight, we’ll read part one of the story “Tears of Gold” found in “Folk-Tales of the Khasis” which was compiled by Mrs. Rafy and published in 1920. The original story in the book is titled “The Blessing of the Mendicant”. We first read this back in 2020. The second half of this story will air next week.The Khasi people are an indigenous ethnic tribe from India. A unique feature of the Khasi people is that they follow the matrilineal system of descent and inheritance. A mendicant is a person who relies on alms to survive, sometimes referred to as a beggar. This person is often a monk or otherwise part of a religious order.

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Introducing Ep 013: Navigating back pain and optimal spine wellness from Navigating H.O.P.E..

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 Are you looking for holistic ways to optimize your spine health and avoid unnecessary surgeries?

In this episode of "Navigating H.O.P.E.," Dr. Jaime Hope speaks with Dr. Hooman Melamed, a renowned orthopedic spine surgeon specializing in minimally invasive surgery and holistic patient care. 

Dr. Hooman Melamed shares his unique approach to spine health that goes beyond traditional surgery. Emphasizing the importance of treating the whole person, Dr. Melamed discusses the critical role of lifestyle changes, gut health, and non-invasive treatments in managing and preventing spine issues. He also provides valuable insights into how patients can better advocate for their health, the importance of seeking multiple opinions, and understanding the nuances of various spine surgeries.

Key Takeaways:

🌿 Holistic Care Approach: Dr. Melamed believes in treating the entire person, not just the spine. He integrates lifestyle changes and gut health management into his treatment plans to improve patient outcomes.

📉 Minimizing Surgery: Many spine issues can be managed without surgery. Dr. Melamed discusses the importance of proper diagnosis and less invasive treatments like physical therapy, acupuncture, and chiropractic care.

🏥 Due Diligence is Crucial: Patients should proactively research their surgeons and treatment options. Dr. Melamed advises asking specific questions about the surgeon's experience and surgical methods to avoid unnecessary procedures.

🔍 Correct Diagnosis Matters: Accurate diagnosis is key to successful treatment. Dr. Melamed stresses the importance of correlating imaging results with patient symptoms and not over-relying on MRI findings alone.

Surgery Should Be a Last Resort: While minimally invasive techniques are advancing, surgery should only be considered when all other modalities have failed. The patient’s condition significantly impacts their quality of life.

Quote from the Episode: "Treat the patient, not the imaging. It's about optimizing the body to heal itself, whether to avoid surgery or to recover better if surgery is needed."

How to Reach Dr. Hooman Melamed:

• Website: The Spine Pro



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Tonight, we’ll read the short story "The Magic Carpet" from the compilation called "The Day Before Yesterday" by Richard Middleton, published posthumously in 1912. We first read this story back in 2020.

Middleton was a tragic figure- a young man impatient for success, who managed to live the archetypal life of the Romantic Bohemian poet, complete with poverty, unrequited love for an impossible woman, and an early, tragic death. No novels were published while he was alive. Soon after his death, the literary world discovered him. Critical acclaim followed for the brilliance of his work, and the brevity of his life.

Four volumes of his collected works were published, including this one. If you enjoy this story, and also enjoy mild-mannered ghost stories, be sure to listen to “The Ghost Ship” written by the same author. Just search in your podcast app for “Snoozecast Presents: Spooky Stories”, or go to snoozecast.com/series.

But just to reassure our more delicate listeners, this story, “The Magic Carpet”, is in no way spooky. It is about a young boy who uses his imagination to embark on whimsical adventures.

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Tonight, we’ll read the 20th chapter of “Anne of Green Gables”, the classic 1908 novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery. This chapter is titled “A Good Imagination Gone Wrong”

In the previous chapter – Anne persuades Marilla, with Matthew's help, to let her attend a concert with Diana, where she has a wonderful time. Later, when Anne and Diana accidentally jump into bed with Diana's visiting Aunt Josephine, they fear the consequences, but Anne bravely apologizes and wins Miss Barry's favor. As a result, Miss Barry stays longer than planned, becoming fond of Anne and promising to host her in the future.

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Introducing An AI advantage for the US Open from Smart Talks with IBM.

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As AI technology progresses, its impact on our daily lives—including how we consume our favorite sports— will grow alongside it. In this episode of Smart Talks with IBM, Jacob Goldstein, host of Pushkin’s own What’s Your Problem?, sat down with Brian Ryerson, Senior Director of Digital Strategy at the US Tennis Association. They discuss the impact of data on the fan experience, the role that storytelling plays in sports, and how AI has unlocked innovative features, such as AI Commentary and Match Reports. 

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Tonight, we’ll read “Prince Darling”, a French fairy tale credited to Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont. Snoozecast first read this story back in the year 2020.

This author also wrote the best-known version of the story “Beauty and the Beast”. Her third husband was the French spy Thomas Pichon.

As a long-time educator, she became well known for her written works on behavior and instructional teaching for young women. Her interest in the genre of education contributed to her inclusion of fairy tales to teach moral behavior. She was one of the first writers to utilize folk tales as moralist and educational tools.

Within many of her other works, Leprince de Beaumont discussed reform for the roles of women in society. She urged women to become active political participants by providing them with literary instruction on how to become instrumental citizens.

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Tonight, we’ll read the opening chapters to a new series titled “The Rose and the Ring”. Written by William Makepeace Thackeray, and originally published in 1854, the tale is set in the enchanting imaginary realms of Paflagonia and Crim Tartary.

As we follow the lives of King Valoroso, his Queen, and their Princess Angelica, we’ll experience a fascinating blend of royal manners and gentle magic.

Thackeray’s story explores themes of loyalty, power, and family dynamics, with a touch of mystery and charm.

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Introducing Ride the Rails with Laura Kiniry from Via Podcast.

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On the latest episode of the Via Podcast, hosts Michelle Donati and Mitti Hicks hop on a train and discover why a slower pace of travel has big benefits, from sights not seen by car or air to the freedom to roam while the landscapes change around you.

Guest Laura Kiniry, a travel writer and train-riding expert, reveals her favorite rail adventures through the towering mountains of Glacier National Park, the stunning sights of the Pacific Northwest, and a long stretch of Coastal California.

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