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In this episode of No Good Options, Darren, Sam and Emily debate which everyday object they'd bring to life as their best friend, discuss what they'd do if the Borrowers really were living in their walls, and try to decide which parts of modern life should swap places between the rich and the poor. Along the way, the conversation veers into talking spoons, Dave the Lego figure, taxidermy, imaginary AI companions, borrower rights, luxury gap years and why the humble postman might have more to worry about than just delivering the mail... a lot right?

Drop by New Stanton’s one and only surreal dive bar for speculative/noir poetry, fiction, and music. This episode includes the second installment of “Back Alley Noir” — a segment on noir and neo-noir film written by The DVD Vault. In addition, New Stanton Noir 5 is a six-word stories following Lucinda, a young woman who finds herself in New Stanton and takes refuge in The Neon Mirage Theater.Spoken Word: Fiction & Poetry* “Back Alley Noir: Dark City” — essay by The DVD Vault * “Maxwell Vagus Challenge” — six-word stories by R. A. Ruhl * “New Stanton Noir 5: Lucinda Visits The Neon Mirage Theater” — six-word story sequence by Maxwell Vagus * “Logos Kiss” — poetry by Maxwell Vagus Music* Geog

We're talking gospel music in this episode. The legend himself Danny Eason joins me to talk about his new single "Winner". We also get into the backstory behind his hit "Somebody Prayed For Me", his all-time band of NY musicians, his transition from NY to Canada, and more!

Leo's the bravest of the cousins — the one who runs toward things while everyone else is still deciding. So when Rascal, a charming new raccoon, picks Leo out of the group and proposes climbing the tallest tree in the Whispering Woods at sunset, Leo says yes before he thinks about it.But ten feet up the Lookout Pine, with the ground farther away than he remembered, Leo discovers there are two different kinds of brave — and one of them looks a lot like staying on the ground.A bedtime story about new friends, big feelings, and the hardest, quietest no.Tonight on the bedtime broadcast,

Ever felt completely alone in a crowded room? In this episode of Mind Body Medicine for Self Healers, host Sarah Dawkins exposes the hidden physical toll of "engineered loneliness" and our universal fear of judgment. Drawing from her early days as a professional trainer, where standing in front of groups triggered intense anxiety, Sarah breaks down the biology of social rejection. Discover why your ancient nervous system treats a room full of judging eyes the exact same way it treats a predatory threat, keeping you stuck in chronic, low-grade fight-or-flight.

Welcome to The Roll Phase, a podcast where we dive deep into Dice Throne. Every character, every card, every dice roll is open for discussion. So if you want to up your game at your local tournament, hone in your strategies, discover your playstyle, or hear about the latest news hosts Bill Frosby and Skyler G are here to help!

This show is designed around clips from people who work at the platforms. In this episode, the Head of Instagram answers questions about getting more reach on Instagram, including discussing if removing unwanted followers will help your content be seen by more people and if turning your account to private temporarily then back to public will help more of your followers see your content.

+1-816-207-7881 The emails started simple—one from a husband who swears he’s “been good,” another from a preacher’s kid who wonders if two hours of porn a day makes her an addict. But the real story emerges as we read between the lines: unspoken needs, mismatched expectations, and the quiet ways we look for attention when home stops feeling like home. https://www.instagram.com/d6empire357 https://www.instagram.com/thaicon357 https://www.instagram.com/letstalkaboutit357

Who really killed the video rental store? Not Netflix. Blockbuster's $800M late-fee empire crashed after they dropped late fees in 2005—then built a hybrid rental system better than Netflix. Then they sabotaged it themselves over a CEO bonus. On nostalgia storytelling, lost technologies, and what happens when greed beats innovation.

Anthony and Alan are joined by a titan of the college football gaming community: YouTube powerhouse Bordeaux (James Bordeaux). The Scafachiverse is proud to bring our audience the master of the 1-star program rebuild to look behind the curtain of sports gaming content creation. From his start as a fan of the series to one of the biggest content creators in gaming, this episode covers a lot of ground. And of course, we dive head first into CFB 27 with the one, the only, James Bordeaux.

This episode of Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women features a sharp, funny, and deeply honest conversation with queer fantasy romance author Claire E. Jones, whose work has reached readers in six countries and climbed into Ingram’s Top 100. Claire reveals a surprising truth: she receives far more pushback for being a woman than for being queer — a realization that surfaced during a Worldcon panel in Seattle. Across the episode, Claire breaks down the emotional labor of being a woman online: misogynistic comments, negging disguised as engagement, hate DMs, sugar‑baby solicitations, b

Send us Fan Mail A warm saloon, a clear night sky, and a cheap ticket from Providence to New York sounds like an easy win until the ocean decides otherwise. We’re telling the story of the 1907 sinking of the Larchmont, the deadliest maritime disaster in Rhode Island history, and the kind of shipwreck where the danger is not just the water, but the cold, the darkness, and the steam. We start with the Larchmont’s past life as the Cumberland, its rushed rebuild, and the string of groundin...