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Podcast sing legi tur seger, murah nganti dijujuli Ini adalah podcast berbahasa jawa penuh canda tanpa tata krama, podcast ini bisa menyebabkan dosa. Tinggal nikmati saja :)
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Black.Married.Fly.

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Join the conversation with Rob Immortal and Candace DeNea as they discuss the ups and downs of being married millennials, pop culture and more. New Podcast Episodes every Thursday. Email them at info@BlackMarriedFly.com
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PowerComedy Podcast

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PowerComedy Podcast is a weekly podcast featuring Power lifter Nik Dorion and Stand up comedian Michael Ramos. Its uncut and talks about a variations of topics of pure shenanigans from day to day life, power lifting, comedy, and whatever pops into our heads.
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A podcast about dance and movement-based performing arts. Dirty Feet is a unique, informed and accessible conversation surrounding artistic creation with the dance industry, and the role of movement in peopleā€™s lives.
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Discover the latest topics, trends, and discussion points in the world of procurement technology with Supplier Experience Live from HICX. Listen as we talk to industry experts and leading analysts from around the world. HICX enables the worldā€™s leading brands and manufacturers to deliver a great experience to their suppliers. We work with enterprises globally to help them overcome significant challenges in supplier management for risk, compliance & governance. https://www.hicx.com/podcasts/
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The Progress Report Podcast is a weekly podcast discussing accountability and action. Every Monday, you will be reminded to get back to work, not for your job but for your goals. Our host Eldredge E. Washington encourages us to take action EVERY DAY towards our goal. Whether your steps are small or big, the only thing that matters is that your efforts are moving you forward. So tune in weekly, discover the word of the week and accept the challenge of presenting your daily progress report.
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Who Gave Them Boys A Podcast?! Presented By JEM Hosted By : Dudson, JJ, Khal, Tacorry Wait...who gave these boys a podcast? No, seriously! They're insightful, young, wild, and free! This podcast is definitely for the cool kids. It features JJ, Dudson, Khal, and Tacorry as they give us an authentic look into their world and the lens through which they see it. Don't miss their hot takes on the latest and greatest, music reviews, mental check-ins while navigating life, and much more. So whether ...
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Mark and Joe chat with the Canadian poet and science fiction doyenne, Candas Jane Dorsey. Candas is well-known in Canadian science fiction circles for her work as a novelist (Black Wine, A Paradigm of Earth) and editor-in-chief of The Books Collective, which included River, Slipstream and Tesseract Books. The conversation begins around one of Candaā€¦
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Back in 2003, at the WorldCon held in Toronto, Canada ā€“ known as Torcon 3 ā€“ Joe Mahoney met Mark Rayner for the first time. Joe also had an opportunity to meet and interview John Scalzi for a radio documentary that later aired on CBC Radio's The Current. The interview (the entirety of which is included in this episode) is a fascinating slice of hisā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by the super successful and super-fun science fiction writer, John Scalzi. It's an entertaining conversation about science fiction, the egotistical nature of writing, and John's hobby, which is music. In addition to having a terrible case of G.A.S. (guitar acquisition syndrome), John loves creating "weird ambient electronic ā€¦
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Ben Fox is founder of the amazing book discovery site Shepherd. Joe and Mark talk to Ben about a book that had a huge impact on him. Native Son, by Richard Wright, was assigned to Ben as a senior in high school. "I hated it from the depths of my soul, but now this book is strongly in my DNA," Ben says. He doesn't hate the story now, though it does ā€¦
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"If you could write ā€“ and consume ā€“ only one of these genres of science fiction, what would you pick? Space opera. Post-Apocalyptic. Or Cyberpunk?" This is the diabolical question that Mark poses to Joe and their guest, renowned Canadian science fiction writer, Robert J. Sawyer. Everyone has an answer and it connects with the piece of art that Rob ā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by a veritable Swiss Army Knife of writers, Mark Leiren-Young. Mark has written in multiple genres and formats, including television, animation, journalism, comedy, theater, and film. And he loves him some Spider-Man. Oh, and Kurt Vonnegut too, so you know that Mark LY gets along with both the lads like a house on fire! Theyā€¦
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The lads are joined by Noah Chinn, a Canadian writer of SFF, contemporary fiction and retro mysteries. (The latter two under the pen-name Noah J.D. Chinn.) Mark kicks off the podcast by asking Joe and Noah if there was anything weird happening to their hair in the 90s, which is also when the groundbreaking science fiction series, Babylon 5 ran. Noaā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined this week by D.G. Valdron, a Canadian writer of science fiction, fantasy and non-fiction. The topic of this week's discussion is Doctor Who, in particular the expansive, creative and fascinating world of fan-produced films, plays and fiction that honor the Doctor. D.G. talks about this fandom with great affection and knowledā€¦
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Rock journalist and biographer Steve Rosen joins the lads to talk about guitar legend Edward (Eddie) Van Halen. Steve began his career in 1972 and has interviewed hundreds of recording artists over the years, including some of his favorites: Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Paul Kossoff, Peter Frampton, Steve Winwood, Brian Wilson, Pete Townshend, Keith Moonā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by London, Ontario author and journalist, Mark Kearney, to talk about an early pioneer of Hollywood, Al Christie. Christie went to Hollywood in 1911, when it was just a village, some fruit trees and farms. ā€œThere had been a few directors shooting in and around Los Angeles, but Christie was the first to film in Hollywood,ā€ Maā€¦
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Deck the halls with boughs of ā€¦ horror! Joe and Mark are joined by Jeff Preston, PhD, an associate professor of disability studies at Kingā€™s University College. In addition to being a professor, Jeff is a webcomic creator, activist and co-host of the podcast Invalid Culture. ā€œThe real story of disability is being able to bend the world around you tā€¦
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The Poet Laureate of Prince Edward Island (PEI), Tanya Davis, joins the lads to talk about the 1987 musical romance, Dirty Dancing. Tanya is a poet, musician, and performance poet: ā€œMy work is very much words based and writing based,ā€ she says. In addition to her performance work and promotion of poetry generally, Tanya takes commissions and writesā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by Canadian writer of futuristic and contemporary mystery/thrillers, Timothy S. Johnston. They discuss the classic 1982 science fiction horror movie, The Thing. Directed by John Carpenter and starring Kurt Russell, watching The Thing was a pivotal moment in Timonthy's life. "It was a watershed moment for me!" He'd already reā€¦
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Mark and Joe are joined by documentary film maker Teresa Alfeld. She's made two films, The Rankin File: Legacy of a Radical and Doug and the Slugs and Me. Both of the co-hosts listened to (and loved) Doug and the Slugs when the Canadian band was popular. Teresa's best friend growing up was Shea Bennett, the daughter of Doug Bennett, who was the froā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by beloved and bestselling Canadian author, Terry Fallis. Terry's fiction has won the Leacock Medal for Humour twice, and his debut novel, Best Laid Plans, won Canada Reads in 2011. The annual CBC competition had a huge impact on his sales figures for that novel: more than 150,000 copies of the book to date. "Canada Reads maā€¦
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Mark and Joe are joined by the Canadian actor, director, producer and playwright, Saul Rubinek. They have a wide-ranging and educational conversation that they launch with the question: "Who was your favorite playwright." Saul answers Edward de Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, whom he believes (along with many others) wrote all of Shakespeare's playsā€¦
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Mark and Joe are joined by Hugo and Nebula Award winning science fiction author David Brin for a wide-ranging and fascinating discussion about the poem, his writing and his work with NASA. They also discuss how to think about the creation of sapient beings that are not human. David explains why he prefers the term sapience to sentience, and why he ā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by Karina Bates, a potter from Omemee, Ontario. Karina takes the lads through a quick tour of what itā€™s like the throw pots and other ceramics on the wheel. Her work tends to be functional and purposeful. ā€œItā€™s a nice feeling to have people hold up a cup youā€™ve made and say they enjoy having their coffee in it,ā€ says Karina.ā€¦
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Mark and Joe jump around in time with Nebula and Hugo-Award winning author Robert Charles Wilson. Written in the late 1800s, The Time Machine is one of the first books of science fiction that Robert Charles Wilson discovered. "It was obviously the work of someone who was intellectually engaged with the big discoveries of the late 19th century," sayā€¦
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Joe and Mark are joined by visual artist Gerard Pas to discuss the work of Greg Curnoe. Gerard was born in The Netherlands and immigrated to Canada with his parents when he was a boy. When he was a teen, he moved back to Holland, where he steeped himself in the Dutch masters and launched his career in art. Greg Curnoe was a huge influence on Gerardā€¦
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Mark and Joe talk to poet Penn Kemp about fellow poets Harold Rhenish, Sharon Thesen, and others, and how they work in collaboration. They start with Pennā€™s roots in visual arts ā€“ her father was the well-regarded London painter Jim Kemp ā€“ and how it became poetry, not painting, that sparked her muse. Penn, Joe and Mark then get into a fascinating dā€¦
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On today's episode Joe and Mark talk to author Benoit Chartier about the anime film Akira. They begin with one of Mark's questions: what piece of technology frightens you? Benoit admits he isn't frightened by it, but he's annoyed by ChatGPT and other AI techs, because it may flood the market with crap books. After which they discuss one of Benoit'sā€¦
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Joe and Mark join Brian Wyvill, professor of computer science, computer graphics pioneer, rock climber, mountain climber, author and amateur musician (and Joe's brother-in-law) to talk about Ludwig van Beethoven's Adagio from Sonata PathĆ©tique and how it's featured in his writing. They also discuss software he's developing to help writers, and top ā€¦
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Joe and Mark join Matt Watts, writer, comedian and actor to discuss the classic radio series The Hitchhikerā€™s Guide to the Galaxy (HHGTG). Thatā€™s right, before it was a book or a movie, the Douglas Adams classic was a radio series on the BBC. They get into the nature of writing. What itā€™s like working on long-form prose after spending a career writā€¦
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Supplier Experience Live is going LIVE! - 10th October 2023 Transform your procurement and supply chain strategies into a competitive advantage at HICX Supplier Experience Live, our official DPW half-day side event in Amsterdam on 10th October. Learn directly from industry experts and leading professionals who are reshaping their procurement landscā€¦
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To launch Joe's new book Adventures in the Radio Trade, Mark and Joe talk to two of Joe's former CBC Radio colleagues Trish Thornton and Greg DeClute. Trish worked on Morningside for many years and Greg worked with Joe in Radio Drama and on The Vinyl Cafe. In this fun, spontaneous and (as you will hear) completely unedited conversation, you'll get ā€¦
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Mark and Joe talk to Frank Faulk about Mr. Joy and Woe himself, William Blake. They take a deep dive into what Blake's poetry, particularly his Songs of Innocence and of Experience, did to Faulk's view of life, the world and creation. Find out more about this episode at https://re-creative.ca/songs-of-innocence-and-of-experience/ (don't forget the ā€¦
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Mark and Joe talk to Quebec author, MichĆØle Laframboise, about the novel that got her writing science fiction, Grass, by Sheri S. Tepper. Find out more about this episode at https://re-creative.ca/grass/ Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in association with Mark A. Rayner. Contact us at: joemahoney@donovanstreetpress.comā€¦
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This episode of Re-Creative is a first for the show as Joe and Mark host two guests at the same time. Celu Amberstone and Paula Johanson, both writers and educators with a love of the natural world. They both live in British Columbia. In a fascinating and evocative conversation, Paula and Celu explain how maps and music inspire their works of fictiā€¦
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This week writer and encyclopedist David Perlmutter takes Mark and Joe on a deep dive into the history of cartoons. Find out more about this episode, including the Road Runner rules, at https://re-creative.ca/powerpuff-girls/ (don't forget the hyphen!) Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in association with Mark A. Rayner. Cā€¦
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Mark and Joe talk to author Krista Wallace about a painting that directly inspired her books, called Tunnel Vision. Check out the show notes here: https://re-creative.ca/tunnel-vision/ This is Tunnel Vision, the painting that inspired Krista: Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in association with Mark A. Rayner. Contact us ā€¦
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Mark and Joe have an engrossing conversation with Tim Blackmore about the film Alien, especially the origin and nature of the visual elements in that film, and how the thinking behind those elements has informed wider society since. Find out more about this episode at https://re-creative.ca/alien/ (don't forget the hyphen!) Re-Creative is a co-prodā€¦
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Joe and Mark learn about The Overstory, by Richard Powers. It is a Pulitzer Prize winning novel that had a meaningful and moving impact on their guest, the writer, naturalist and limnologist Nina Munteanu. For more information about this episode and the podcast, please visit: re-creative.ca/the-overstory Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Stā€¦
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How Current Trends Drive Tech Adoption and Better Ways of Working with Yash Rai In this episode of the Supplier Experience Live podcast, we spoke with Yash Rai, Vice President, Procurement and Supply Chain Solutions at The Smart Cube. Yash has over 14 years of experience working in the procurement domain. He loves the industry and is extremely passā€¦
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An interview with Jessica Ruano about the world premiere of Skin Songs. This dance theatre performance takes place outside in a public park in Ottawa, Canada. The score, along with the performer's personal stories, are delivered via headphones while the four women dance through the park dressed in red. The show, which focuses on a variety of experiā€¦
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Joe and Mark talk to John Corcelli, author of Frank Zappa FAQ, about his latest book on George Carlin. It's a fascinating deep-dive into the work, life and genius of the comedian, actor, philosopher, social commentator, and just plain funny guy George Carlin. Corcelli knows his subject exceptionally well and brings it all to the table. Check out thā€¦
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An interview with Hannah Sampson, a Senior Dance Artist with Stopgap Dance Company, and Renata Soutter, Co-Director of Propeller Dance. Stopgap Dance Company (based in Southeast England) is driven by a diverse creative team who uses dance as a movement for change. Propeller Dance (based in Ottawa, Canada) is an integrated dance organization for peoā€¦
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Mark and Joe revisit childhood with Canadian author Arlene F. Marks, as they discuss the painting Children's Games, by by Flemish Renaissance artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder. For more information about this episode and the podcast, please visit: re-creative.ca/childrens-games/ Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in associatiā€¦
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Joe and Mark discuss Kurt Vonnegut's novel Cat's Cradle, Vonnegut having come up several times previously in episodes of Re-Creative. For more information about this episode, or Re-Creative, please visit: re-creative.ca/cats-cradle/ Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in association with Mark A. Rayner. Contact us at: joemahā€¦
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Hosts Mark and Joe discuss Director Tobe Hooper's 1985 cult classic, Lifeforce, with their guest Corey Redekop. For more information about this episode or Re-Creative, please visit: https://re-creative.ca/lifeforce Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in association with Mark A. Rayner. Contact us at: joemahoney@donovanstreetā€¦
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**How do Y'all Like the Saturday Drops?!** Today, it feels like I want to ask a question... Like who let these boys back on the podcast? We got Chettafini , the former but never happened host of the live 200 and he has to explain himself. MAN WTF CHETTA! And that boy is back in his chair (watch the Youtube) for 1/4 of the WGTBAP ... KHAL 4REAL! He ā€¦
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Melissa Yuan-Innes joins hosts Mark and Joe to talk about A Grimm Night by Transcen|Dance Project, an interactive theatrical experience in which audiences are welcomed, masked and set free to explore a dance version of Grimm's fairy tales. For more information about the episode and the podcast, please visit: https://re-creative.ca/a-grimm-night/ Reā€¦
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Hosts Joe and Mark talk to author Robert Chazz Chute about his work and one of his greatest influences, well-known author and screenwriter William Goldman, focussing on Goldman's novel The Color of Light. For more information about this episode and re-creative, please visit: re-creative.ca/the-color-of-light/ Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovā€¦
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šŸš€Episode 200 Extravaganza: Live Highlights with Ryan Cameron & Dani CandašŸš€ A snippet of the 3 hr show!! In case you missed our epic live celebration for the 200th episode, don't worry - we've got you covered! Get a taste of the action in our special recap available on our YouTube channel. For the full experience, featuring special guests Ryan Camerā€¦
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šŸš€Episode 200 Extravaganza: Live Highlights with Ryan Cameron & Dani CandašŸš€ A snippet of the 3 hr show!! In case you missed our epic live celebration for the 200th episode, don't worry - we've got you covered! Get a taste of the action in our special recap available on our YouTube channel. For the full experience, featuring special guests Ryan Camerā€¦
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Hosts Joe and Mark discuss "the Dean of American Composers" Aaron Copland's seminal composition Appalachian Spring with one third of the Arrogant Worms, Michael McCormick. For more information about episode and Re-Creative, please visit: https://re-creative.ca/appalachian-spring Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Press Inc. in associaā€¦
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Hosts Mark and Joe talk to author and former Amazing Stories editor Ira Nayman about satire; in particular they discuss Lindsay Anderson's 1973 comedy drama fantasy film O Lucky Man. For more information about this episode, including film trailers, please visit: https://re-creative.ca/o-lucky-man/ Re-Creative is a co-production of Donovan Street Prā€¦
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Cape Breton speculative fiction writer Sherry D. Ramsey joins Mark and Joe to discuss a painting that has been ā€œlostā€ to her, The Traveler. She originally saw the work in 2004 at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, in a show called Five Crows Silver. But she was never able to track down the artist. The painting stuck with her, though, and itā€¦
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ā›Ŗļø Today, Since E was in the spirit we come right into a Praise This review, it is Easter Sunday. Then Khal tells a story... Did he get sonned? It's ON SIGHT MIKE!! šŸ„ŠWe also talked about low maintenance & high maintenance; The Drip Jakes; Will you change for the bag? Core values; Where are your fringes? Sports"woman"ship, LSU & jill biden; cash appā€¦
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