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While recording the final instalment of The Manning Park Sessions, the return of a red squirrel sets the stage for the Stunt Brothers to explore the curious and hilarious world of uninvited guests. From parents dropping in unannounced, administrators wandering into your classroom, to sudden adventures that turn an ordinary day upside down, these unplanned moments teach flexibility, patience, and creative problem-solving. Join Roy and Martin as they share personal stories from handling a surpr...
This week the gang go over their top 5 found footage movies, talk Scream 7 and Ferty thinks the boys are the antichrist.
Episode 2: “Resilience in Real Time: Balancing Life, Fitness, and the Fight Ahead”In this powerful episode of Fit & Sanity, hosts Tay the Great and Jordan sit down with special guest Feraud, an entrepreneur, husband, and real-life warrior who’s navigating one of the toughest chapters of his life. While supporting his wife through her medical battle, building a new company, and working a full-time job, he’s also fighting to reclaim his own fitness and mental strength.Together, we dive into: • What resilience really looks like when life hits hard • How to stay grounded under pressure •
Sylvie Beljanski wants to share what’s working in integrative cancer care. Sylvie is a French lawyer turned health advocate, author and entrepreneur. She continues her family’s legacy as leaders in integrative health and cancer research, following her father's successful treatment of French President Francois Mitterrand. She devoted her life to continuing her father's legacy and helping those in the cancer community find natural approaches to cancer care and eradication.She is Founder and President of The Beljanski Foundation, a nonprofit advancing natural approaches to cancer, and CEO of Maison Beljanski, a global dietary supplement company. The company's plant extracts can be used with tra
Listen as, Grunt Style CBO, Tim Jensen tells his story of surviving the triangle of death in Iraq to his life with alcohol and drugs. A story we can all relate to. Tim brings a new conversation to TSV when he discusses the profound impact of medically supervised psychedelics and how they help Veterans reset their brain to dissolve addictions! This episode is a MUST LISTEN! Our mission is to normalize sobriety with Veterans. Web: www.thissobervet.com IG: @thissobervetpodcast FB: This Sober Ve...
In this episode of Entrepreneur Head to Head, we dive into the mind of Jim Simons — the mathematician who didn’t just enter Wall Street… he rewrote its rules.From codebreaking during the Cold War to founding Renaissance Technologies and building the most successful hedge fund in history, Simons proved that markets aren’t just driven by emotion — they’re patterns waiting to be decoded.While most investors relied on instinct and headlines, Simons built a team of mathematicians, physicists, and data scientists to turn algorithms into alpha. No CNBC appearances. No flashy interviews. Just models, discipline, and compounding at a scale the world had never seen.
Send a text On this episode of One Drink Podcast, we sit down with members Butch and Ghost Rider of Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.) — an organization dedicated to creating safer environments for abused children. These aren’t weekend hobby riders. They’re trained, organized, and committed to standing between fear and a child who needs strength. We talk about how B.A.C.A. works with families and law enforcement, what it takes to become a member, and the real stories that show why their mi...
This episode covers general discussion of Facebook, Snapchat, Life360 and TikTok. What was that loud boom? …more importantly why is that a question to Facebook community pages? Should Dad be allowed to have Snapchat? Should Grandma be in Life360 circle?
This episode is a quick intro to the She Didn't Know Podcast and the type of content that will be shared, such as women finding out huge secrets that the men they dated were keeping. Support the show
Bryan Lee, known worldwide as Bullseye The Clown, has transformed his personal trauma of being bullied into a global mission of compassion. At age 47, he saw the movie Patch Adams and decided to join the real Patch Adams on a 14-day mission to Russia to hospitals, orphanages and more. There Bullseye had two other awakenings when he made an old lady be seen and to a woman in hospice. He went from trying to be invisible when he was bullied to being as visible as possible as a clown. As the founder of Clowns On A Mission, Bryan serves vulnerable communities across continents, delivering resources and hope to those who feel forgotten. His journey from bullying victim to inter
Nobby takes part in the social experiment; Generation Dope Scroll and discovers dopamine addiction isn't accidental. It's engineered with dramatic effects. Nobby hosts a hard look at children, endless scrolling, and the irreversible effects of social platforms on young minds. Nobby Horton is a fictional character from Nottingham.
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Jason, Bruce, Josh and Mike talk about the rash of major pitching injuries, the upcoming ABS challenge system and more on this episode of the RAB!
When self is your only god, you have no anchor when the storm hits. And as dads, if we don't know how to spot the counterfeit, we can’t protect our kids from it. We end up raising children who are spiritually adrift because we traded the Rock of Ages for a handful of crystals and positive energy. I’ve brought a guest who will help Dads spot the counterfeits, protect their family and connect to the ultimate source of power and success.
In their first podcast episode, Kayle and Cassandra laugh, reflect, and share a story about their child's expectations. That moment opens a deeper conversation about trusting God’s plan over our own in marriage, parenting, planning, and life.
In November 1978, a man fails to return home after a short walk across the Derbyshire moor. His death is ruled misadventure — exposure, alcohol, poor visibility. A tragic accident.But small details at the scene don’t sit right. His body is positioned with unusual precision. His belongings are placed neatly beside him. And the direction he faces seems almost deliberate.At the time, police see no reason to suspect foul play. The file is closed.Three months later, another body is found — and the pattern begins to form.In the opening episode of The Moorland Letters, we retrace the final
"What's YOUR Podcast Doing?"6:30 PM | "The Appetizer" | Featuring artists' videos until 7PM 7:00 PM | Intro 2026 Backdrop | Gigi's Function Hall & Stella's Pizza | 95 Years in Brockton | 197 Crescent St 👏🏾BIG THANKS to last week’s guests “1st Tuesday” on The Booth with The Corridor’s Kenneth Diesenhof & Robert Resnick. This week I am joined by Author, Screenwriter & Filmmaker Tanaijsa Brutus the Executive Producer of the Amazon Prime film “No Strings”. IGs | @authoranab
A man's house catches fire. He tells police he ran through the flames saving his belongings. Then detectives pull the data from the pacemaker in his chest. His own heartbeat tells a different story.Andrew Guthrie Ferguson is a professor of law at George Washington University Law School, a former public defender, and the author of Your Data Will Be Used Against You: Policing in the Age of Self-Surveillance. In this conversation, he walks us through the criminal cases, the legal gaps, and the surveillance infrastructure that most Americans don't know they've already built around themse
Episode 060: In Episode 060 of The Cigar Politico, we kick things off with some personal updates as Clint talks about the bittersweet milestone of getting a kid ready for college and what that transition looks like for parents. From there, we dive into the lighter side of corporate PR disasters, breaking down the McDonald’s CEO’s painfully awkward burger promotion video that left the internet cringing. The conversation then shifts to politics as we analyze the results of the March 3 Texas pri...
This week, on what can only be called an episode of the BLC Podcast, the guy aren't selling themselves short, or are they? Fred has fallen in love with a brand new buying stuff app, Mac.bid, and he's going to get rich off of it. Then, Fred regails us with a story of whimsey and disco delights at the Daddy/ Daughter dance. He definitely didn't make it all about him. Then, to celebrate Whack History Month, we're joined by Wackula, the Whack history month vampire, we're learning about James Garfield sticking food into his butt. Then, we're talking about the guy who tried to sew goat tes
How do economics work in a strip club? What are the factors that go into how much a stripper makes in tips? Do strippers earn more tips when they’re ovulating? Men are prone to doing some dumb, poorly planned, and aggressive stuff. Is testosterone to blame? Does testosterone make men serve more hot sauce to other people? In this episode, to celebrate the supposed end of Tirth’s bachelorhood, Lu and Tirth discuss surprising factors that affect how much money lap dancers make and how testosterone levels in men make them more aggressive with hot sauce. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:34 Tirth’s “not” bachelor party 8:37 Stripper study 20:51 Testosterone study 31:13 What did you learn today, outro
A feral teenager emerges from the woods and onto the radar of two detectives who suspect a murder has been committed and that the weapon is a silver bullet.
In this episode of Starve the Demon: Recovery by Any Means Necessary, Jenna sits down with Kristy from Canada, who shares her story publicly for the first time. After childhood trauma, an abusive relationship, and losing custody of her children, Kristy fell deep into IV opioid addiction and spent years living on the streets, cycling through arrests and detox attempts. But everything changed when she finally reached the point of being sick and tired of being sick and tired. Today, Kristy has 16 years clean, works helping vulnerable populations, speaks publicly about recovery and harm reduction, and is rebuilding relationships with her children and family.
In this Ship It Weekly special, Brian breaks down the OpenClaw situation and why it’s bigger than “another CVE.”OpenClaw is a preview of what platform teams are about to deal with: autonomous agents running locally, wired into real tools, real APIs, and real credentials. When the trust model breaks, it’s not just data exposure. It’s an operator compromise.We walk through the recent timeline: mass internet exposure of OpenClaw control panels, CVE-2026-25253 (a one-click token leak that can turn your browser into the bridge to your local gateway), a skills marketplace that quickly became a malware delivery channel, and the Moltbook incident showing how “agent content” becomes a new supply chai
Send a text On August 23, 1987, two Arkansas teenagers were found dead on a railroad track outside Bryant. Authorities quickly ruled it an accident. The official story claimed Kevin Ives and Don Henry had smoked marijuana, laid down on the tracks, and fallen asleep before a freight train came through. Case closed. But when a second autopsy was performed, investigators discovered one of the boys had a crushed skull before the train ever reached him. Suddenly the accident story didn’t hold. Wha...
Sonia Beldom is the creator and host of MUMBELIEVABLE is todays guest. This is a podcast exploring the complex, challenging, funny and deeply human relationships between mothers and their children. The show is fast becoming known for its disarming honesty and its ability to move seamlessly from laughter to revelation. Her broadcasting credentials are formidable. Sonia began her career at the BBC, rising from trainee to producer on flagship light entertainment programmes including The Huddlines and The News Quiz. She later became a senior music producer at BBC Radio 2, collaborat
Everything is coming up PINK with Greg Cope White @ThePinkMarine the author of the Pink Marine and creator of Netflix’s new show Boots.
What is burlesque really? And what does it take to build a career as a professional performer? In this episode of No Ordinary Monday, Chris sits down with legendary burlesque performer Angie Pontani to explore the craft, history, and discipline behind one of the most misunderstood art forms in entertainment. Angie explains how a burlesque routine comes together, from music and costume design to timing, comedy, and audience energy, and why burlesque is about far more than what people assume. S...
Frank Watanabe is the President and CEO of Arcutis Biotherapeutics, a dermatology biotechnology company based in Los Angeles. He's also the Vice Chairman of BIO. Frank spent 30 years in biopharma after a prior career in national security — he stumbled into the industry at Eli Lilly and stayed for the mission.Josh Fessel is a physician-scientist who most recently served as Chief Medical Officer and Director of the Office of Translational Medicine at NCATS (National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences) at the NIH. He left federal service approximately 7-8 months ago after t
In this episode of The Generational Yap, Harmony and Sage dive into the wild world of celebrity culture, fame, and the stories behind the headlines. Along the way, they touch on Pretty in Pink nostalgia......We’re giving love to legends like Catherine O’Hara and Demond Wilson, celebrating their lasting impact, while yapping about everything from Kanye’s latest chaos to ranking our favorite Superbowl halftime shows (Think Prince’s rain-soaked performance). Plus, we’re unpacking some of the darker corners of fame, including shocking revelations from the Epstein Files and other industry secrets that show the dark and damaging side of fame. Connect With UsInstagram • Threads • TikTok • YouTube@t
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What does it really take to build a reality show from scratch—and keep it yours? Jeff Peiffer and his daughter Rachel, open up about the long road to Flipping Farms, from a hallway pitch and a film festival pivot to self-funding a million-dollar season and weathering a $728K scam. It’s a story of stubborn optimism, spreadsheets, and choosing creative control over easy money, set against the unpredictability of farm life and the joy of a father–daughter team pushing design into bold territory....
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