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  • Mary Matthews

    Responsible pet ownership is an incredibly important concept, and in this blog post, I'll be exploring the benefits it can bring. First, I'll look at the difference between high quality rats from breeders and feeder bin rats, and how to assess the health and friendliness of a rat. Then, I'll talk about the smallest breed of pig, the Kony Kony, and their fascinating history. Moving on, I'll discuss the goals of a rat rescue and the tight-knit rat community, as well as the need for a building for the rat rescue, the difficulty of coordinating activities without a facility, and the idea of creating a greenhouse and roadside vegetable stand. To wrap up, I'll cover the power of time management, breakfast favorites, rat rescue, and the paranormal. Finally, I'll share how people can get involved in their community even if they don't have their own historic building. Lastly, I'll discuss the different types of rat ownership and the importance of having multiple rats, as they are social creatures who need companionship. By understanding and practicing responsible pet ownership, we can make sure our furry friends live safe and happy lives.



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    1 hr
  • Responsible Pet Ownership for Rat Care

    Responsible pet ownership is a vital part of caring for our animal friends and ensuring their health, happiness, and safety. One of the first decisions that pet owners must make is where to source their pet and what type of pet they would like. For example, if you choose to get a rat, you can either buy a rat from a breeder or a feeder bin rat. When assessing the health and friendliness of a rat, look for a clear coat, bright eyes, alertness, and a friendly attitude. 

    Pigs are also a popular pet choice and the Kony Kony is the smallest breed. They have a fascinating history, and are known for their intelligence and adaptability. 

    When it comes to rat rescue, the goals include finding homes and offering medical care, food, and toys. Rat rescue is made possible by a tight-knit rat community, but coordinating activities and care can be difficult without a facility. To this end, some have proposed creating a greenhouse and roadside vegetable stand to serve as the building for the rat rescue. 

    Time management, breakfast favorites, and the paranormal are often discussed in the rat community, but don't forget about the power of getting involved in your community. Even if you don't have your own historic building, there are still ways to help out and make a difference. 

    When it comes to rat ownership, it's important to remember that rats are social creatures who need companionship. Multiple rats are usually recommended, as having a single rat can lead to loneliness and depression. 

    In conclusion, responsible pet ownership is an important part of caring for our animal friends. We should all strive to source our pets from reputable breeders and assess their health and friendliness. Rat rescue is a worthwhile endeavor, and we should all look for ways to get involved in our community. Lastly, rats need companionship, so multiple rats are usually recommended.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Fred Litwin
    On the Malliard Report, Fred Litwin discussed his books which aim to debunk the misinformation presented in two documentaries by Oliver Stone about the JFK assassination. Litwin explained how Stone was led astray by believing the conspiracy stories without doing proper fact-checking. He also revealed how he disproved the chain of custody of Commission Exhibit 399, the bullet found at Parkland Hospital, by finding the initials of the FBI agent on the bullet.
     
    1 hr
  • James Quinn

    Join host Jim Malliard on The Malliard Report as he interviews actor, writer, director, and Pittsburgh native James Quinn about the art of acting. Hear about Quinn's experience breaking into the industry in the nineties, how technology and social media have changed the industry, the difficulty of accepting rejection, and how to channel the nerves of auditioning into positive energy when a part is accepted. Quinn and Malliard also discuss using real-life emotions in storytelling, the differences between boxing and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), navigating the film industry from idea to festival, the importance of being able to tell the same story with less, the upsides of independent film, the current rise of independent artists, and the benefits of podcasts versus radio. Tune into The Malliard Report to get the latest insights on the art of acting with James Quinn.



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    54 min
  • Navigating the Waters of Acting with James Quinn

    In this episode, I join actor, writer, director, and Pittsburgh native James Quinn to discuss the art of acting. We discuss the Super Bowl and reboots of beloved franchises, Quinn's experience of breaking into the industry in the nineties, and how technology and social media have changed the industry since then. We also talk about the difficulty of accepting rejection, and how to channel the nerves of auditioning into positive energy when a part is accepted. We move on to using real-life emotions in storytelling, and the differences between boxing and Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). We end with a discussion of navigating the film industry, from idea to festival, and the importance of being able to tell the same story with less. Finally, we explore the upsides of independent film, and the current rise of independent artists, as well as the benefits of podcasts versus radio.


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    55 min
  • Mary Matthews
    In this episode, I discuss the benefits of responsible pet ownership. I look at the difference between high-quality rats from breeders and feeder bin rats, and how to assess the health and friendliness of a rat. I also talk about the smallest breed of pig, the Kony Kony, and its fascinating history. Moving on, I discuss the goals of a rat rescue and the tight-knit rat community, the need for a building for the rat rescue, the difficulty of coordinating activities without a facility, and the idea of creating a greenhouse and roadside vegetable stand. To close, I look at the power of time management, breakfast favorites, rat rescue, and the paranormal. I also share how people can get involved in their community even if they don’t have their own historic buildings. Lastly, I discuss the different types of rat ownership and the importance of having multiple rats, as they are social creatures who need companionship.

    1 hr
  • Daniel Bautz

    Explore the unusual with care.

    However, when it comes to exploring the unusual, it is important to be mindful and to approach it with care. Exploring the unusual can be a great way to expand our horizons and to learn more about the world around us. However, it can also be a dangerous endeavor. The unknown can be unpredictable and can be filled with poten…



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  • Daniel Bautz on 'The Blood of Life'

    Blood cults have been a common theme in fiction for centuries. From ancient stories of gods and goddesses to more modern tales of vampires and werewolves, blood cults have been a source of fascination for readers. The power and mystery of these cults have captivated readers for generations, and they continue to be a popular topic in books, movies, and television.


    The power of blood cults is often rooted in the supernatural. They may be associated with dark magic, and their members may be granted special abilities or powers that ordinary people do not possess. In some cases, these abilities may be used for good, while others may be used for evil. In either case, the power of blood cults can be a source of great fascination and terror.


    In Daniel Bautz, Life Is In The Blood we are introduced to a preacher who is part of a blood cult. This cult requires its members to drink the preacher’s blood in order to gain power and immortality. The preacher is on the run from the law, and he is eventually tracked down by a famous author and a sheriff. The author is looking for a great story, while the sheriff is looking for vengeance for the preacher’s actions in his town.


    The story of Life Is In The Blood serves as a reminder that power can be a dangerous thing, and that it can lead to corruption and destruction if it is abused. It is important to remember that power absolutely corrupts and should be used with caution. Blood cults exist in fiction to remind us of this, and they are a great way to explore the power of the supernatural and the consequences of abusing power.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • James Quinn
    The Pittsburgh Pirates, Gotham City, and the over-crowded, overtaxed, sun-soaked hills of Southern California. What could these three items possible have in common? We catch the Angels/Pirates game in Anaheim in late July and then the new Batman flick later that night? While this does sound like a good time, it actually has to do with this week’s guest on The Malliard Report. This week Jim welcomes actor, writer, health enthusiast, and sports fan, James Quinn.
    James is an established actor, writer, and fitness enthusiast whose career can be seen within the likes of The Dark Knight Rises, Sandman, The Other Side, and many more. James not only dazzles in front of the camera but also showcases his talent from behind the camera as a writer and producer for an ever-growing number of films and shows. Jim and James discuss what life as an actor was like in the early 90s compared to what it is today, the thrill of the audition process, harnessing that energy, and a shared love for all things (good and bad) of Pennsylvania.
    James is an absolutely fantastic guest, and you can find his work on multiple streaming platforms (Prime Video, Pure Flix, Tubi, etc.) You can follow James @realjamesquinn where he updates regularly with his latest content drops and locations. For all things, Malliard, makes sure to head over to malliard.com where there are past and current episodes of the show, merch, and even the live chat (the Duck Pond) every Tuesday night 9 P.M. EST. Follow Jim on all the social media platforms @malliard, and don’t forget to rate and subscribe to the show on your favorite podcasting app.
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    54 min
  • Live Calls 1-31-2023

    ## Internet fails when needed most.

    Internet fails when needed most is a phrase that we can all relate to. We've all been there when we needed something from the internet and it just wouldn't load. Whether it's the news, a website, or a video, it can be incredibly frustrating when the internet fails us.

    Jim Mallard, the host of the Mallard Report, experienced this firsthand when he was looking for news stories to discuss on his show. He was specifically looking for odd news stories, but when he checked the Huffington Post, the top story was from 2017. Not only was this old news, but it also made Jim look like a clown in front of his live virtual audience.

    Jim wasn't the only one who experienced internet failure that night. The Duck Pond, a live-streaming platform, was also having issues. Jim had to wait for the page to reload before he could continue his show. He also had trouble loading a story about a missing clouded leopard in Dallas. It wasn't until he checked the date that he realized the story was from January of that year.

    Internet fails can be incredibly annoying, especially when you need the internet to work the most. It can be even more frustrating when you're trying to do something live, like Jim was. Thankfully, the internet eventually loaded and Jim was able to finish his show. But it's a reminder of how unreliable the internet can be, and how it can fail us when we need it most.

    ## Six more weeks of winter.

    Recently, Jim was discussing the story of a data scientist who believes he's solved the mystery of Bigfoot. He believes that many of the sightings of the creature could actually be black bears walking on their hind legs. He also believes that if there was a Bigfoot, there would be as many black bears as well. But there are two exceptions to his theory, as there have been sightings in Texas and Florida with little to no bear population.

    One of the questions Jim was asked was about the lack of snow in many areas this winter. While some may be enjoying not having to shovel, this lack of snow could cause a lack of water in the northeast and midwest. Jim mentioned that one inch of snow is worth about 10 inches of rainfall, so this lack of snow could be concerning.

    Jim also discussed Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog from Pennsylvania who is known for predicting the weather. Every year, people gather to watch Phil and determine if he will see his shadow or not. This year, Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, so it looks like we have a bit more cold weather to look forward to.

    In conclusion, the internet can be unreliable, but thankfully Jim was able to finish his show. The story of the data scientist and his theory about Bigfoot was interesting, and it was nice to hear Jim's thoughts on the lack of snow this winter. Lastly, Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, so it looks like we have a bit more cold weather to look forward to.

    ## Don't embezzle chicken wings.

    This week on Jim's show, he discussed an interesting story about a woman in suburban Chicago who embezzled 1.5 million dollars in chicken wings. The story raised many questions, such as how she managed to steal so much and where the wings ended up. Jim also discussed the world record for face fist bumps and the best hot dog he ever had in Chicago.

    It is important to remember that embezzling is never a good idea. It is illegal and can have serious consequences. Even if the person is desperate for money, they should find another way to get it. There are many legitimate ways to make money and it is not worth the risk to steal.

    In addition, it is important to remember that stealing from a school district is especially wrong. Schools are already struggling financially and stealing from them only makes the situation worse. It is important for people to remember that stealing from a school district is wrong and that there are better ways to make money.

    It is also important to remember that stealing is wrong in general. People should not be tempted to steal, no matter how desperate they are for money. People should always find a legitimate way to make money and not resort to stealing.

    Overall, it is important to remember that embezzling chicken wings is wrong and should not be done. People should find a legitimate way to make money and not resort to stealing. It is also important to remember that stealing from a school district is especially wrong and should not be done.

    ## Explore the world through food.

    Exploring the world through food is a great way to learn about different cultures and their customs. Food is a reflection of a culture and its people, and it can provide insight into their history and traditions. In addition, food can be a great way to bond with people from different backgrounds and to learn about their customs.

    One of the best ways to explore the world through food is to travel to different countries and try out their local cuisine. From the street food of India to the sushi of Japan, there is a wide variety of dishes to explore. Trying out different dishes can be a great way to learn about the culture and customs of a country. It is also a great way to experience the local flavors and textures that are unique to a particular region.

    In addition to traveling to different countries, people can also explore the world through food by trying out different cuisines in their own home. For example, people can try out recipes from different cultures and experience the flavors and textures of a new cuisine. This is a great way to learn about different cultures without having to travel.

    Another way to explore the world through food is to attend cultural festivals and events. These events often feature food from different cultures and provide a great opportunity to learn about the customs and traditions of different cultures. Additionally, these events often feature cooking demonstrations and workshops, which can be a great way to learn about the different ingredients and techniques used in different cuisines.

    Exploring the world through food is a great way to learn about different cultures and their customs. It is also a great way to bond with people from different backgrounds and to experience the flavors and textures of different cuisines. Whether it is through traveling to different countries, trying out recipes in your own home, or attending cultural festivals and events, exploring the world through food is a great way to expand your horizons and learn about different cultures.

    ## Listeners find comfort in podcasts.

    In the same vein, podcasts are also a great way to learn about different cultures and lifestyles. Podcasts provide listeners with an opportunity to explore different topics, engage in meaningful conversations with experts, and learn from different perspectives. Through podcasts, listeners can be exposed to different cultures, opinions, and lifestyles. Additionally, podcasts can provide comfort to listeners who may feel alone or isolated in their own lives.

    In the podcast transcript provided, the host talks about WR250, a valued member of the podcast community who has been going through a tough time. The host talks about how WR250 has been using the podcast to help him fall asleep, and how they have been sharing his story and raising funds for him. This is an example of how podcasts can provide comfort to listeners. It is a reminder that they are not alone and that there are people out there who care about them and are willing to help them.

    In addition to providing comfort, podcasts can also provide listeners with a sense of community. Many podcasts have a dedicated fan base and listeners often form relationships with each other and with the hosts of the podcast. This sense of community can be a great source of comfort for listeners, especially for those who may feel isolated in their own lives.

    Overall, podcasts are a great way to learn about different cultures, opinions, and lifestyles. They can provide comfort to listeners who may feel alone or isolated in their own lives, and can provide them with a sense of community. Whether it is through exploring the world through food, or exploring different cultures and lifestyles through podcasts, it is important to remember that there is always something new to learn and someone out there who cares.

    ## Technology can be unreliable.

    Technology has become an integral part of our lives. We rely on it for communication, entertainment, and work. It is a tool that can make our lives easier, but it can also be unreliable. This was demonstrated in a recent podcast about a mining corporation in Australia that lost a capsule with highly radioactive material in it over a 900 mile stretch. The capsule was only half an inch big, and could have been lodged in anything, leading to the question of why it was put in something so small in the first place.

    This story is a reminder that technology can be unreliable. While it is a great tool, it is important to remember that it can fail us. It is important to have a manual override in place in case of emergency, such as a switch to turn off all the lights in a school or a breaker to turn off an entire system.

    The podcast also discussed a man who was crushed to death under an outdoor urinal in London. This is another example of how technology can be unreliable. Outdoor urinals are common in London, but this tragedy serves as a reminder that even with technology, there is always a risk of something going wrong.

    Finally, the podcast discussed how the manager of Guardians of the Galaxy had his scooter stolen from his downtown apartment in Cleveland. While this incident is not directly related to technology, it serves as a reminder that no matter how much technology we have, we can never be completely safe.

    In conclusion, technology can be unreliable. It can fail us in unexpected ways, and can even put us in danger. We must always be aware of the risks associated with technology, and take steps to mitigate them. It is important to remember that technology is a tool, and not a replacement for common sense.

    ## Gretzky record unbreakable.

    Gretzky's record is one of the most unbreakable records in sports. Wayne Gretzky, also known as "The Great One," is widely considered to be the greatest hockey player of all time. He is the all-time leading scorer in the National Hockey League (NHL) with a total of 2,857 points. His record of 894 career goals has been unbroken since he retired in 1999.

    Gretzky's record is so impressive that it has been dubbed "unbreakable." It is an incredible feat of endurance, skill, and dedication. The likelihood of another player coming along and surpassing Gretzky's record is incredibly slim. Even the most talented players have difficulty reaching the heights of Gretzky's accomplishments.

    The difficulty of breaking Gretzky's record is further compounded by the fact that the NHL has changed significantly since Gretzky's retirement. In the modern game, teams rely heavily on analytics and technology to make decisions. This has led to a decrease in scoring, making it even more difficult for players to reach Gretzky's record.

    Even with the advances in technology, Gretzky's record remains unbreakable. It is a testament to the greatness of the player, and the difficulty of achieving such success. It is a record that will stand the test of time, and will continue to be remembered for generations to come.



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