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Welcome to Furthermore, the podcast that explores what makes popular books worth reading. Each episode, a guest and I take the month's bestseller at the New York City bookstore I manage, read the first 50 pages, break down the hype around the book, why it sold so well, and if we would delve in or shelve it.
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Experience the Game; Rugby, different perspectives, research, analysis of game components and mentorship. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/huntleyanderson/support
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The Playbook Advanced: Use of Short Clips Enhancing Problem-Solving Skills through In-Game Situationsbridge the gap between gaming brilliance and real-world problem-solving prowess.Are you using shorts clips to breakdown in-game situations?--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/huntleyanderson/support…
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If I know 2^x = 9, how do I find the value of x? Redefining REST in our schedules^ACTIVE REST = KEEP MOVING - All Connected - Yesterday's preparation for Today's survival. You do not get to switch on/off your fitness levels - ACTIVE REST. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/huntleyanderson/support…
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This commentary draws on data gathered in the programme execution from 2014-2019 on TRY, PLAY and STAY. It will review questions from stakeholders and shareholders; parents, players and coaches to aid implementation of equitable development programmes. The commentary further provides an overview of the challenges and an action reflection to guide t…
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Welcome to Beyond the Tryline Season 2, where we will be debunking beyond this point. This series is broken down into seven (7) episodes: Episode 1: The Habitat Episode 2: The Identity Episode 3: Go Forward Episode 4: Celebrating Small Gains Episode 5: The Unbroken Legacy Episode 6: The Mindset Episode 7: Experience Change--- Support this podcast: …
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Session/Player Load Management - The Loading... Outro to Series 1 with preparation for Series 2 - Beyond the Gainline. The S&C Focus! The gains in test programmes; player load management in our context without funding and major aids. The episode breakdown; Practise, Game Preparation and Player Management --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters…
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Beyond the Tryline Episode 3 - Legendary, the host joined by two local legends of the game. This Episode features a deep dive into the tales of the legends, their experiences with highlights of what new participants should focus on to be successful ruggers.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/huntleyanderson/support…
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This episode examine different experiences in the context of the game. There is an analysis feature; how to effectively handle yourself under the circumstances and a premiere of an auditory cue segment to improve think share analysis from participants and listeners.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/huntleyanderson/su…
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Welcome to the podcast Beyond the Tryline. T.R.Y Try Rugby Youths - Introduction to the game. There will also be a host share of a pathway template to ensure that listeners and participants that are on a journey will have deliberate entry point(s) understanding a pathway plan while they seek opportunities to have fun, play, stay or contribute back …
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Are you ready to have a better experience of the game, well your in the right place.Welcome to the podcast (BTL) Beyond the Tryline with your host Huntley Anderson. The podcast will give us the opportunity to learn from others, understand the reasons why people behave the way they do. Aid us to make better decisions as we grow in/out the sport. Thi…
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On the last day of 2019, Kiley Reid's debut novel, Such a Fun Age was released to the world. Though it racked up pretty good sales in January, buzz in the literary world propelled it to be our best seller come February. I chat with Music Therapist Jasmine Edwards about this all too timely novel, the tough work she's been doing in hospitals during t…
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Season 2 continues with January 2020’s bestseller, Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. After the holiday rush it’s always interesting to see what book emerges as the front runner in the new year. NYU classmate Ethan Loewi and I dive into this darkly funny book about combustible children. Reviews were mixed on this one. Some people loved it, others…
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Furthermore Season 2 kicks off with an episode devoted to reading in Quarantine. I'm joined by (possibly) Furthermore's biggest fan and longtime friend, Mike Barefield, to discuss a book Mike never finished: Catch-22. One of my favorites, Mike and I talk a few other books he's got kicking around on his shelf, what our quarantines have been like in …
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Last August, before the world turned upside down, Andrea and I read Celeste Ng's 2019 bestseller Little Fires Everywhere. While I decided to put the book down after 50 pages, Andrea continued on. We decided to reconvene when Reese Witherspoon's highly anticipated Hulu adaptation arrived. In this episode of Furthermore, we watch the first episode of…
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When the country went on lockdown and I found myself without access to my store's bestsellers, I looked for other ways to keep things interesting here at Furthermore. Dabbling in TV and... whatever 50 Shades of Grey was, I decided it was time to go back to something more comforting. Something nostalgic. A part of shared childhoods across the world.…
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It's the second Episode of Furthermore Firsts! Today I'm examining the infamous first episode of Parks and Rec, Amy Poehler's hilarious sitcom that ran for 7 seasons. It's a show that was often recommended to me with the caveat that I could skip the first season. Why? Was it really that bad? Does that mean the first episode is worth skipping altoge…
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In the inaugural episode of Furthermore Firsts, I take a look at the pilot episode of sitcoms or other old TV shows worth checking out. Family Guy kicks us off, as a solo Andy goes back to when he was a teenager to look at Seth MacFarlane's still running cartoon sitcom. I aim to answer three questions about the show's first episode: 1. How does the…
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In need of something to break the boredom, Episode 05 guest Andrea and I tackle the classic of all classics, E.L. James' 50 Shades of Grey. Did we even make it to the sexy parts? Could this surprise us? Andrea and I discuss how much of this book's popularity came down to intrigue and how much was the book's worth. We hope you will join us on this j…
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Furthermore is back from our little hiatus! With a new baby girl at Furthermore HQ, we're back with December's bestseller, Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo. The joint winner of this year's Booker Prize, an award it shared with Episode 09's book, The Testaments, this novel took off at the end of the year and became a high seller at the stor…
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Sequels are everywhere. We can't escape them, and with each passing day we're given a new TV sequel, another movie in a series or extended universe, or even a book that revisits a world published long ago. No book was a bigger sequel this year than Margaret Atwood's, The Testaments. Avid book reader and overworked Grad student Emma Calabrese stops …
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It seems that monsters have been hanging around Furthermore lately. Join me and guest Jess Harwick as we peek at Akwaeke Emezi's National Book Award nominated Young Adult novel, Pet. What lies in store for us in this pink and gold etched, girl-in-her-pajamas- covered novel? Jess and I chat about the state of YA and that term in general, whether or …
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Happy Halloween! This Hallow’s Eve, Furthermore is starting a style of Episode- Furthermore Head to Head, where a guest and I decide if we would rather delve into a book or the movie/tv show adaptation. I’m joined by Hanna McKean, author of the blog Food and a Film to get our nerves shattered by Stephen King’s It. Hanna and I read the first 50 page…
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Four months, four great reads. It's time we go back and take a look at the first four books we got into on Furthermore. I give some more thoughts on each book, talk a little more about my reading experience and check in with each of our guests! That's right- Katie, Spencer, Scott and Sarah all return (well, briefly) and I even have a special guest …
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It may seem strange for Little Fires Everywhere, something that's been out for so long, to end up as August's best seller, but slow summer months and a lull before an enormous new release fall means Celeste Ng's second novel ended up as our next episode! It came down to a vote to break a tie with My Year of Rest and Relaxation, but with book in han…
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Sometimes fact really is stranger than fiction. Does that mean that fact is up for grabs when a writer needs a good story? I'm joined by an old fellow manager from the store, my friend Sarah High, to discuss July's bestseller, The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead. This is Sarah's first read by the Pulitzer Prize winner author; did she like it? Can w…
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Have you ever felt literary peer pressure? A book so giant and so widely praised that you know you have to read it? For me, that was June's bestseller, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong. My college roommate, groomsman at my wedding, and overall amazing friend Scott Duel joins Furthermore to share his own experience reading the poet's f…
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My friend and former NYU classmate Spencer Gaffney helps me break down May's best seller, Sally Rooney's literary sensation Normal People, about the relationship between odd but fascinating Marianne and rich, popular Connell as it grows from high school romance to university tryst. Hailed as "The Millennial Writer," Sally Rooney has seen a rapid ri…
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I'm joined by my friend Katie Bockino to discuss April's bestseller, Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. A Reese Witherspoon book club pick, Owens' first novel is the story of Kya Clark, suspected of killing town hero Chase Andrews in their home in the North Carolina swamps. The book sold very well at the store and continues to; I can't keep it…
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