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A late-night podcast where two friends share their thoughts, experiences, and maybe even a few laughs as they navigate the complexities of life, one night at a time. Expect candid conversations, relatable stories, and maybe some questionable life advice.

As Rod Sterling famously said, "You unlock this door with the key to your imagination". Sixteen tales of horror and woe are ensconced here.

Dan's a psychotherapist. Tim's a chaplain. In this podcast, we explore the idea of joy from our two different starting places: what do the disciplines of psychotherapy and spirituality teach us about how to find fulfillment and well-being in life? Where do they agree? Where do they disagree?If there's something you'd like us to talk about on the show, email us! The address is joystorypodcast@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thirteen plays about human connection, from some of BBC Radio's best writers exploring love, family, romances and life's ups and downs. This diverse collection of stories centres around family dynamics, relationships both romantic and platonic, and the diverse ways ordinary people navigate the vicissitudes of everyday life. Ranging from modern fairy tales to coming-of-age dramas, they feature a wide variety of styles, and are scripted by an array of writers from award-winning dramatists to first-time authors.

Nostalgia is a funny thing. Six friends discussing it is even funnier.Join us as we reflect on some of the best and worst movies from last century and rewatch them On Second Watch. Did they get better with age? Worse? Only one way to find out...Join Tim, Chris, Dana, Kari, Nikki, and Dan as we plunge head first into the movies we grew up on and discuss our nostalgia for them. Then, we'll watch the movie together, jump back on the mics, and record our observations. We'll provide both our Nostalgia Score and Rewatch Score to see if the movie aged well, or if it should stay in last century.We ...

This is a podcast for all you fans of fantasy series. Dan and Tim are gonna be doing deep dive rereads into the most famous series around, but with a twist. We don’t read the last book in advance so we can speculate on where things are going and you can laugh at how wrong we are. We are starting with The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss. Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson coming soon.

Formerly Improv is Dead, FUDGECAST is an immersive comedy podcast hosted by Damian Anaya, Tim Lyons, and Dan White. Every week we chat 'n prov, then apply some slick post-production effects, to create a totally unique audial comedy show where all of their biggest comedy perversions freely penetrate your gentle, delicate ears. Support the pod! For bonus episodes, access to our Discord and more premium content join our Patreon at Patreon.com/fudgecast

Life is hard. Rocketing rates of physical and mental health issues are testimony to the immense pressures of our complex world. So how do we become tough and adaptable to face life's challenges? The Resilience Shield provides that defence. In their groundbreaking guide to overcoming adversity, Australian SAS veterans Dr Dan Pronk, Ben Pronk DSC and Tim Curtis take you behind the scenes of special operations missions, into the boardrooms of leading companies and through the depths of contemporary research in order to demystify and define resilience.

Within every religion there lurks an underground network controlling and manipulating those in power. Great knowledge was fostered and hidden by these groups. Wars and revolutions were carefully planned and orchestrated by a Universal Brotherhood. The knowledge and power of these people would be deemed sacred and protected. Whether it was practical methods of survival such as navigation and measurement or inner psychological and spiritual wisdom, it would become the foundation for secret societies the world over.

A lineman with something to prove. A vendetta against a baseball legend. The rise of a real-life NHL all-star. The luckiest grapefruit in sports history. Open up The Sports Pages, the third volume in the Guys Read Library of Great Reading, and you're in for all of this and more. From fiction to nonfiction, from baseball to mixed martial arts and everything in between, these are 10 stories about the rush of victory and the crush of defeat on and off the field. Compiled by kid-lit all-star Jon Scieszka, Guys Read: The Sports Pages is a thrilling collection of brand-new short stories.

Champion of a people or traitorous rabble-rouser? Political visionary or religious lunatic? Louis Riel is one of the most ambiguous figures in Canadian history, a man who stood and fell for the Métis nation. Hear about the fascinating western icon in this well-paced biography. The doomed struggle of Louis Riel and his Métis people against the new Canadian government is a story rich in drama and cultural change.

Dan n' Tim were much happier when Spurs weren't NEARLY winning things. They preferred life as Spurs fans when they would travel away to Barnsley SURE that Tottenham would lose; when 14th was a decent finish. This is the story, in exhaustive detail, of the 'Spursiest' seasons in the clubs history, from 1997-98 (when Gross and Klinsmann nearly got us relegated), to 2005-06 when lasagne-fuelled diahorrea derailed our Champions League prospects. Come for the nostalgia value and bits of music n' songs! Stay for the unending misery! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️ NotrePodcast. C’est un podcast sur... le fait de chercher un sujet de podcast.Trois amis, trois micro et une idée simple: lancer un podcast. Problème? On ne savait pas sur quoi. Alors pendant un an, chaque mois, on a testé un thème différent: masculinités, impôts, cinéma, nourriture, séries TV, jeux vidéo, sommeil, leadership, aventures narratives, histoires d’animatrices et d’animateurs radio et même un blindtest.Au final, on s’est dit que ce podcast, c’était justement ça. Une exploration de tous les sujets qui nous passent par la tête et nous intéressent....

With these great representatives of comedy, Dan Leno need not fear comparison. In petticoats, and as a representative of various women of the lodging-house and slavey Class, he would have beaten Jimmy Rogers at his own game. When we see Dan Leno as a woman, and hear his delightful patter, it never strikes us that it is a man imitating a woman. 'It is a woman who stands before us, the veritable Mrs. Kelly, not a burlesque of the sex, but the actual thing. He catches every expression, every trick, every attitude, every in?