Week of 16 February 2026

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#1 Becoming Your Best Version

A Conversation with Colleen Clifford, Author and Health/Alcohol-Free Coach

"One binge drinking moment can end a life," Colleen Clifford says. "Will it be yours?" Colleen is a former binge drinker who knows the struggle firsthand. For 34 years, she's worked as a commercial fisherwoman, a lifestyle that fueled the drinking pattern of denial she now calls the 95-5 factor. After losing her husband to an alcohol-related suicide in 2011 and later finding her own path from binge drinking to joy and freedom, Colleen turned her pain into purpose. Her upcoming book, Life Beyond the Binge, blends raw honesty, lived experience and eye-opening facts and insights for anyone ready to break free from destructive cycles. Start your new year right.

Health & Fitnessaddiction recoveryholidays11 votes

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#2 Unapologetic Living with Elizabeth Elliott

Sacred Waters: The Power of Cerebralspinal Flow featuring Dr. Mauro Zappaterra, MD

Send us a text In this episode, Elizabeth and Dr. Mauro Zappaterra explore the profound role of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in human health, touching on its mental, physical and spiritual significance. They discuss how CSF is far more than just a protective cushion for the brain and spinal cord -- it plays a crucial role in nourishing the nervous system, clearing metabolic waste, and facilitating communication between the brain and body. Together, Elizabeth and Dr. Zappaterra bridge scien...

Health & Fitness8 votes

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#3 Two Brothers Two Agendas

EP40- Cock Knockin’, Gassin’ Mattoon

London, 1762: the Cock Lane Ghost starts knocking from beneath the floorboards and the whole city storms in like it’s the first paranormal reality show. Then we jump to Mattoon, Illinois, 1944, where people wake up choking and sick from a mysterious sweet-smelling gas… with no intruder in sight. Two cases. Two centuries apart. Same result: a community spiraling into fear fast enough to turn rumor into a monster.

True Crimemysteryparanormaltrue crime8 votes

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Also Featured This Week

#4 Crime Scenes with Coffee Beans

The Vampire Killer

It's a Friday night in October 1989, and 47 year old Edward Baldock is enjoying a game of darts and beers with mates. Just before midnight, he bids his mates farewell and decides to try his luck hailing a cab as he staggers home. That would be that last time anyone would see the

True Crimetrue crime5 votes

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#5 Dead Rabbit Radio The Daily Paranormal Podcast

EP 1539 - Does A Deaf Person Leave Behind A Deaf Ghost?

Sci-fi combat weapons/Are there deaf ghosts? Fan Art by Slappy Sleepy Patreon (Get ad-free episodes, Patreon Discord Access, and more!) https://www.patreon.com/user?u=18482113 PayPal Donation Link https://tinyurl.com/mrxe36ph MERCH STORE!!! https://tinyurl.com/y8zam4o2 Amazon Wish List https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/28CIOGSFRUXAD?ref_=wl_share Dead Rabbit Radio Recommends Master List https://letterboxd.com/dead_rabbit/list/dead-rabbit-radio-recommends/ Dead Rabbit Radio Archive Episodes https://deadrabbitradio.blogspot.com/2025/07/ episode-archive.html https://archive.ph/UELip

Scienceconspiracyparanormaltrue crime5 votes

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#6 Blood Related

The Rule of Jenny Pen

This week we watched the movie "The Rule of Jenny Pen"! We discuss our thoughts about the movie and rate the movie using the Letterboxd scoring system!! Join us in TWO weeks by watching "Old Boy (2003 Original)"! Happy New Year!!

TV & Filmcomedyconversationhorror3 votes

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#7 Grave Tone

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (Review) — The Zombie Sequel That Blew Us Away

Meaghan and Arthur give first impressions of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple—a surprisingly smart, stunning zombie sequel with killer performances, wild cult energy, and a Bone Temple setpiece we can’t stop thinking about. (Light spoilers later.)

TV & Filmhorrorreviews4 votes

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#8 The Maritime Pro Stock Tour Hot Pass Podcast!

Special Canada Day show with Bubba Pollard - Driver of the IWK 250 Cat Car for Kids sponsored by Toromont Cat!

Send us a text In this episode: - We sit down with the IWK Cat Car for Kids driver Bubba Pollard who joins us from his home in Senoia, Georgia! - We provide your complete review of the Wajax 150 on the Fort Garry Industries Pro Stock Tour (which included a Canadian flag parade!) Thank you for joining us on the Maritime Pro Stock Tour Hot Pass Podcast! Dive deep into the heart of the action with us as we bring you exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the adrenaline-fueled world of the Mari...

Sportsinternationalinterviewssports3 votes

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#9 The Brad Weisman Show

A Local Actor Lands Paulie In “I Play Rocky”

What if a steakhouse hello changed your life? That’s the spark behind Scot Teller’s leap from local pizza legend to playing Paulie in the upcoming movie “I Play Rocky,” the new Peter Farrelly–directed film about Stallone’s relentless fight to star in his own script. We get into the improbable path: standing in on sets for camera and lighting, reconnecting with Griffin Dunne on a Lancaster shoot, and waking up to a text that led to Farrelly’s call. The audition wasn’t a layup—Scott had to earn...

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#10 Ship It Weekly - DevOps, SRE, and Platform Engineering News

n8n Critical CVE (CVE-2026-21858), AWS GPU Capacity Blocks Price Hike, Netflix Temporal

This week on Ship It Weekly, Brian’s theme is basically: the “automation layer” is not a side tool anymore. It’s part of your perimeter, part of your reliability story, and sometimes part of your budget problem too.We start with the n8n security issue. A lot of teams use n8n as glue for ops workflows, which means it tends to collect credentials and touch real systems. When something like this drops, the right move is to treat it like production-adjacent infra: patch fast, restrict exposure, and assume anything stored in the tool is high value.Next is AWS quietly raising prices on EC2 Capacity Blocks for ML. Even if you’re not a GPU-heavy shop, it’s a useful signal: scarce compute behaves lik

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