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Welcome to 'Who Cut the Cheese,' where we serve up hospitality, current events, and cheesy stories! Join hosts Lauren and Katie as we explore Florida's hottest spots, insider tips, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're a foodie, thrill-seeker, or just curious about Floridian fun, tune in for a gouda time!
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The Cheesecast is a podcast about, you guessed it, cheese! Two Olivet College professors, Kirk Hendershott-Kraetzer, PhD, and Daine Pavloski, explore the world of cheese through a podcast from the Margaret Upton Conservatory on the campus of Olivet College. Kirk is a well-traveled, well-informed cheese-knower, while Daine doesn't know the difference between Gruyere and Gouda. Join them on their adventure to learn, laugh and, most importantly, eat cheese. Support this podcast: https://podcast ...
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WBEZ's Reset brings context to the latest Chicago-area news with experts, journalists and newsmakers. Want to be a connected Chicagoan in the know? Subscribe to this podcast! You can email the team behind Reset at reset@wbez.org. Or leave us a voicemail at 888-915-9945.
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The Dirty Little Secrets Club

Dayna Pereira and Brimstone

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Do you have a dirty little secret? Welcome to the club. Dayna and Brimstone cover all the dirty little secrets in pop culture, entertainment, and current events. From Coast to Coast, the Beauty from the West and the Beast from the East are offering you a VIP ticket to this weeks scandalous gossip. Don't worry, we'll never tell..
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The Black Oni podcast is all about gaming. We give our impressions on recently released games, talk about news and hot topics in the gaming industry, and have a laugh or two along the way.
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Night Cheese

Night Cheese

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Night Cheese is a podcast created by and featuring David Sims, senior associate editor covering entertainment for The Atlantic, and Sonia Saraiya, television critic at Salon. We largely talk about television, film, and other types of pop culture; each week, we also try (and review) a different kind of cheese. The podcast is produced by Molly Auerbach, teacher and bassist extraordinaire.
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Supposedly Adults

Jansen Tan, Lyris Miu, Melody Miu, Calvin Ngan

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Welcome to Supposedly Adults! We are four supposed adults making sense of the world, learning how to be a slightly better person, and just trying to make life suck less! Also, we have no friends so please share this with more people, and leave us a rating and review for my self-worth! Come hang out with us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook (@supposedlyadults)!
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Why does the cold side of a pillow feel so good? What are the comfiest slippers to wear? Why do we like to collect cool things? This is the sort of stuff that Justin Warner wonders about. With his infinite curiosity about the world, he is on a quest to become the ultimate Bon Vivant, to learn about the things that make life great. Each episode, join Justin as he learns more about life, the things that make life awesome, and answers the question of "Why do these things rule in the first place?"
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Michael joins us to talk about his first cruise line experience with Virgin Voyages and his favorite aspects of the trip, getting the Magic back at Disneyland and becoming Magic Key holders, Orlando and Tampa food spots including the hot Japanese food scene, and of course Chewie, his and Genesis adorable Shihpoo and his adorable adventures at Dogto…
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After President Joe Biden announced the end of his reelection bid, he and other Democratic figures shared their support for Vice President Kamala Harris as the new nominee. We talk with Chicago Sun-Times Washington bureau chief Lynn Sweet about what’s next.For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.…
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On the Chicago Riverwalk, there’s a museum hidden inside a five-story limestone tower that rises from the DuSable bridge. The McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum tells the story of the movable bridge and how the urban river has changed over time.Two Reset producers headed to check out the gears that move the bridge, the stunning views from…
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Fannie Hillman’s Trevor Brown of Trevorbrown407 dives into Orlando’s vibrant real estate market. He talks about his craziest listings, little-known local facts, and the crucial role social media marketing plays in real estate success. We also talk about Winter Park History, landmarks, and spots around town. For those plugged into the Orlando creato…
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Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) arts organizations have seen their funding from major donors nearly double over the past three years. Yet, the authors of a new report worry that this boost is temporary. Reset hears from a leader in anti-racist advocacy to learn why funding for BIPOC arts has been fluctuating, and what steps advocates…
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Rush University Medical Center, Cook County’s Stroger Hospital and UI Health Stroger are preparing for the worst case scenario, be it a mass shooting, an explosion, or tear gas, but say they’re prepared for any contingency.Reset hears how the hospitals will ensure smooth service in the face of the expected traffic delays and in case of emergency.Fo…
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Less than two days after an apparent assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump, the Republican National Convention kicked off in Milwaukee on July 15th. Reset checked in with a WBEZ reporter who is on the ground at the RNC to get a preview and hear how the news is affecting delegates.For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to…
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Fifty years ago, Mafat and Tulsi Patel opened their first grocery store off Damen and Devon avenues. Fast forward to 2024, and Patel Brothers is the nation’s largest Indian grocery chain with 52 stores across the country.Reset learns how the iconic grocer came to be and the impact of connecting the community with South Asian foods and ingredients w…
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Join us as we explore the lesser-known theme park experiences in Disney Parks and talk about the newest additions to Universal Orlando. We also dive into the comeback of Blue Man Group to Icon Park Orlando, Drawn to Life, Venardo’s Circus residency, silent discos, and Shrek raves with guests Yali and Miguel.…
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The Supreme Court recently struck down a decades-old precedent known as ‘Chevron,’ which instructed judges to defer to the expert advice of federal agencies in cases where laws are vague. Many of the agencies which are affected by the change deal with matters of public health, like the Food and Drug Administration, Centers for Disease Control, Envi…
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Dr. Anthony Fauci served under seven U.S. presidents. Before COVID-19, he fought the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Ebola, and Zika. Reset’s Sasha-Ann Simons sits down with Fauci to discuss his new memoir, his “nightmare” that came true, and what really went on behind the scenes between him and the Trump Administration.…
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Sports cars. Divorce. Loneliness after retirement. The 40’s, 50’s and 60’s have gotten a bad rap. But these decades don’t need to be a downer, they can instead be a time of blossoming. That’s an idea championed by Chip Conley, author of Learning to Love Midlife: 12 Reasons Why Life Gets Better With Age.Reset learns about this idea and ways of creat…
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Alexis Lete otherwise known as “Lete” joins the pod and talks about her life journey. A woman of many talents, she was the longest reigning Miss Indiana, placed in Miss USA, is an artist with a business called “Figuring it Out Art,” and a former WWE wrestler. She shares the challenges she’s overcome in her journey, what she’s learned and regrets, a…
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About a decade ago, 38,000 Chicago residents lived more than a mile from a supermarket or superstore. That number jumped to 102,000 residents by 2023, according to a WBEZ and Sun-Times analysis. A wave of grocery store closures on the South and West Sides last year prompted Mayor Brandon Johnson to propose a city-owned grocery store as one solution…
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump face off in a presidential debate, Chicago makes a deal with some protesters ahead of the Democratic National Convention, and NASCAR gets ready to shut down some Chicago streets. Reset goes behind these headlines and more in the Weekly News Recap. This week’s panel: Jon Seidel, federal courts reporter for the Chicago Sun-…
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