Welcome to a new episode of Anarchy From the UK, where host Simon Pollard takes you on a one-hour punk journey through the heart of the UK's alternative music scene. Broadcasting from the historic Boston Common at Emerson College's WECB, this episode is packed with an eclectic mix of tracks that promise to introduce you to your next favourite band.

In this episode:

Join Simon as he delves into these tracks, offering insights, personal anecdotes, and a peek into the evolving landscape of the UK's alternative music. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the scene, this episode of "Anarchy From the UK" is your gateway to the rebellious and innovative sounds of the UK.

Timestamps

0:00-0:40: Summary of last episode

1:25-2:30: Episode Run Down

2:30-2:55: Caroline's Introduction

3:20-4:05: Why Vintage?

4:40-7:05: The Person Connection of Cards

7:10-8:25 : Caroline's Top Vintage Players

8:25-9:25: Episode Advertisement!

9:25-12:35 : Caroline's Top Vintage Players

12:35-15:35 : Eddie Mathews!

15:35-17:10 : Caroline's Top Eddie Cards 

17:10-19:50: Display/Store/Sell

20:00-21:15: Outro

Dear Little Me Podcast

hosted by Mackenzie Wren

In this episode Mackenzie will talk about the idea of there being no actual traditional path. Everyone thinks there is a typical way to go about life we all should follow, yet if it was so traditional and expected everyone on Earth would be following it. Life is more exciting when you go in your own path, and Mackenzie is going to explore this advice and the idea of that you do not have to get married, go to college, and other things people expect you should do.

Time Stamps

0:00- 1:58 intro

1:58- 8:30 episode content

8:30- 9:00 mid episode ad read

9:00- 11:50 content on Dear Little Me and the Dear Little You segment

11:50- end of episode is content, recap, teaser and other outro elements

Ash Kon and her guest, Emma Kunz, have both experienced grief and loss while as children and in their 20s. They share their advice on coping skills, religion, spirituality, conceptualizing death, and more. If you are grieving any losses and are not quite sure where to start with the grieving process, tune into this episode for some helpful tips! 

Disclaimer: There is a brief mention of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to someone you trust, or dial the 24-hour suicide and crisis lifeline at 988. 

Special thank you to BetterHelp for being the sponsor of today’s episode! 

To learn more, visit their website: https://www.betterhelp.com

00:00 - Intro

01:16 - Psych2Go Clip on How to Grieve 

02:30 - Favorite Song for Grief: “Cqll Your Mom” by Noah Kahan 

04:20 - Tips for Coping With Grief 

07:02 - Religion & Spirituality in Terms of Grief 

13:32 - Midroll Sponsor: BetterHelp

14:49 - Weekly Segment: Vocal Gratitude Journal 

18:09 - Conceptualizing Death 

21:44 - Wrapping Up

22:36 - Outro  

00:00: Introduction

01:20: Beginning remarks from Dr. Bob Beare

04:20: A working definition of trauma

08:10: Episode Sponsorship from BetterHelp 

09:20: Is there a correlation between trauma and addiction? Are they mutually exclusive? 

11:40: Different types of process addictions

14:30: Talk therapy and somatic experiences 

16:35: Feeling your feelings, accepting grief

18:52: The individualized healing journey

21:40: Resources for you

24:40: Closing remarks

Jammin' Java employees and Massie musicians Will Salzmann and Samantha Collings sit down with Joe to reminisce about the good ol' days, all while explaining to listeners how a jack-of-all-trades work environment can result in hijinks.

The 2023 World Series was the least watched since cable ratings were tracked in 1973. Joined by New York Post reporter Ryan Glasspiegel, the episode covers the lack of viewership, the concerns of the MLB, International start-ups, and the crawl of free agency. 

0:00 Teaser Intro; 0:24 Intro and guest introduction ;0:50 Ryan Glasspiegel career; 2:14 Is Baseball dying; 6:09 Attendance and revenues; 7:39 The fragmentation of Media; 8:45 The Postseason vs. WBC; 10:30 The failure of Dubai Baseball; 11:30 Seatgeek Ad Read; 13:57 The crawl of MLB free agency; 16:44 Shohei Ohtani prediction and close.

In this episode of Cheat Codes, Consoles, & Crime, we dive into the infamous "Hold Your Wee for a Wii" radio competition hosted by KDND in 2007. Contestants were challenged to hold their pee for a Nintendo Wii console, while drinking as much water as possible. Jennifer Strange, a contestant on the show, ended up dying of water poisoning as a result of participating. This is her story, and the affect it has had on the gaming and radio community. 

Episode 15: No One's Looking

This episode is all about how no one's looking, featuring Social Worker Robin Miller. In this episode Mackenzie talks about how the way you are freaking out about how people are looking at you in the room, is exactly how everyone else feels. Everyone is so focus on themselves and what others will think of them that no one is actually looking at you. This is a piece of advice I wish I knew earlier and am going to explore and expand on in this episode.

0-28 seconds: intro

28-52 seconds: guest introduction

52- 1:39: episode introduction in relation to guest and interview begins

1:39- 15:10: Robin Miller interview

15:10- 16: 17: outro and ad read for BetterHelp https://www.betterhelp.com/

The At The Pylon podcast with Nick Antonakas and Chandler Betts has two lifelong friends and New England Patriots die-hard fans come together to talk all things Patriots! From raw post-game reactions to in-depth game previews and analysis of the team, At The Pylon has you covered! While coverage is rooted in the Pats, At The Pylon expands beyond the team, both inside and outside of football. Whether it’s a draft prospect analysis, a conversation with professionals in the sports production industry, or the duo hashing it out over the Patriots recent performance, you don't want to miss it!

On this episode, host Nick Antonakas sits down with Jeff Munro, a freelance worker for NBC Sports, to discuss the ins and outs of sports production. He talks about his vast amount of experiences he’s had working Patriots games and all the work that goes in behind the scenes to bring the game to our TV screens.

Timestamps

00:08 - Introduction

00:42 - Jeff joins the pod

01:06 - What types of jobs are there behind the scenes?

03:22 - What is it like working on the field?

09:12 - Ad break

11:02 - Magnitude of coverage

13:25 - What is the top skill you can take away from your freelancing experience?

15:52 - Outro