Best Rosie Ramsey Podcasts (2024)

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July 19: The Red River Resistance 3:00

28m ago3:00

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The Metis are an indigenous group whose homeland is in Canada and the northern United States. They trace their heritage to North American tribes and mixed European settlers who were primarily French. The Canadian Constitution Act of 1982 legally recognized the Metis as indigenous people. In the United States, the Metis are considered part of the Ch…

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Ep 278. Out of Office Reply 38:59

2h ago38:59

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Chris and Rosie are on their holidays but are still delivering a QFTP's bumper ep! There's icks, there's a sex toy and of course some mistaken identity. All of this and some general holiday chat chat! If you want send a story, question, ick or office poll to The Ramseys email shaggedmarriedannoyed@gmail.com Become a member at https://plus.acast.com…

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July 18: Hjalmar Nygaard, A Congressional Career Cut Short 2:54

1h ago2:54

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North Dakota’s political history is marked by several people who left their legacy on the state and the nation through years of service in elected office. Quentin Burdick and Mark Andrews are two such examples, but serving between them was Hjalmar Nygaard, whose legacy was cut short before he could achieve similar status.…

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July 17: Bismarck as a tough frontier town 3:18

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In America’s westward movement, new towns arose along rivers and railways, and townspeople had great hopes for their newly established communities.By Dr. Steve Hoffbeck

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July 16: A Rosy Picture 3:02

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Farmers saw an economic boon during World War I. They bought more acreage and invested in farm machinery. In the aftermath of the war, crop prices collapsed when the sudden decrease in demand resulted in oversupply. Farmers needing government assistance subsequently became an important voting bloc in the 1928 presidential election.…

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July 15: Teachings of Our Elders - Essential Understandings in Our Schools 3:03

6h ago3:03

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In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll listen to Dusty Olson, enrolled member of the Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation, talk about essential understandings in our schools.

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July 12: Eisenhower’s Highway System 3:16

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In the summer of 1919, a United States Army motorized expedition took sixty-two days to travel 3,251 miles from Washington DC to San Francisco. The convoy tested the mobility of the Army as it became increasingly motorized. The official observer for the War Department was a young Lieutenant Colonel named Dwight D. Eisenhower.…

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Ep 277. Old Prospector Ramsey 56:37

1d ago56:37

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On this week's podcast Rosie goes through some of her old notes on her phone... she uncovers a song and a list of presents that never materialised. Plus there is some poetry and a new character from Chris. There's some Carl Hutchinson content, a gifted shot and a Peleton update. QFTP's involve ham, football manager and some quite disturbing revenge…

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July 11: The Frontier Thesis 3:00

3d ago3:00

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Historian Frederick Jackson Turner came to Chicago not for the World’s Fair like thousands of other people, but for the annual conference of the American Historical Association. On this date in 1893, Turner put the finishing touches on his Frontier Thesis, a speech he would give to the conference the following evening. Turner argued that the settle…

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July 10: A Remarkable Journalistic Achievement 2:56

4d ago2:56

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On this date in 1919, a front-page article in the Bismarck Tribune explained how the newspaper scored a scoop and obtained a photograph of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, calling it “the most remarkable achievement of modern journalism.”By Carole Butcher

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July 9: Ramsey County Storm of 1969 2:23

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On this date in 1969, as many North Dakotans were sound asleep, a severe storm ripped through Ramsey county. Approximately six miles wide and nine miles long, the storm’s path of damage started in the Webster area and moved southeast. Hailstones the size of hens eggs ripped through farms, with damage to buildings, equipment, and crops.…

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July 8: Teachings of Our Elders - "We Are Honored and So We Give" 2:56

6d ago2:56

2:56

In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll listen to Dennis Fox, Jr., enrolled member of the Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation in, "We Are Honored and So We Give."

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July 5: Colonel Lounsberry’s Big Scoop 3:01

9d ago3:01

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After serving in the Union Army during the Civil War, Colonel Clement Lounsberry moved west. He entered journalism as a writer for the Minneapolis Tribune, but he had something else in mind - establishing a newspaper wherever the Northern Pacific Railroad crossed the Missouri River. That plan became a reality in 1873 when the first issue of the Bis…

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Ep 276. Pie Fister 51:22

10d ago51:22

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On this week's podcast Chris and Rosie discuss Sports Day, Mark Whalberg's regime and the importance of sun screen! Rosie reveals that she has confessed a crush and Chris has a new sport to add to grappling. It's a QFTP special with some icks, a strange crime and an unfortunate parent incident. All of this plus Rosie thinks of a new business ventur…

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July 4: Independence Day 2:44

10d ago2:44

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North Dakota has a lively history of local Independence Day celebrations. Here is a sampling of the Fourth of July from way back when.By Jack Dura

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July 3: A Monster Menagerie of Rare and Costly Animals 2:34

11d ago2:34

2:34

The Wild West was not nearly as wild as it is portrayed in books, movies, and television. Life on the frontier was hard work, and that in turn created a need for entertainment, and there was no shortage of ways for people to spend their time and money.By Carole Butcher

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July 2: Teachings of Our Elders - Identity Crisis 3:01

12d ago3:01

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In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll listen to Dennis Fox, Jr. Enrolled member of the Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara Nation, discuss identity crisis.

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July 1: Alf Paulson of Crosby 3:11

13d ago3:11

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Alf Paulson had the great adventure of his life in 1945.By Dr. Steve Hoffbeck

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June 28: International Peace Garden’s Floral Clock 2:25

18d ago2:25

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On this date in 1966, Bismarck Tribune readers learned of the latest addition to the Peace Garden: a large clock gifted from the Bulova Watch Company. But not just any clock – its face is made of flowers.By Jack Dura

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Ep 275. Robaldo 54:01

23d ago54:01

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On this week's podcast Rosie is excited by her Apple watch and Chris get animated over back of the knee sweat. Sister Kate features this week and explains the lengths she went to get her dog to come back. Beefs get emotional and QFTP's involve a gamer ick, peeing in public and perhaps the worse thing you can eat on a plane! Plus, is it okay to wear…

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June 27: The North American Bison Discovery Center 2:48

17d ago2:48

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Millions of bison once called the Great Plains home. They were an essential element of the ecosystem. They were also essential to Native Americans and frontiersmen for who depended on them for food, shelter, and clothing. The bison became an icon of the west even as railroads began to cross the plains and an influx of hunters nearly wiped them out.…

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June 26: Accused of Land Fraud 2:44

23d ago2:44

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The Homestead Act of 1862 opened the American West to settlement. Newcomers could claim 160 acres after living on it for five years, paying only a small fee for the land. Along with attracting settlers, the promise of nearly free land attracted speculators who gobbled up large tracts of land and then sold it at an inflated price.…

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June 25: Lightning Death 2:32

21d ago2:32

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Settlers in the Dakotas faced many challenges as they crossed the plains. There were the financial pressures as they attempted to forge a living from the prairie soils, and of course the extreme weather conditions, with a great range in both temperature and weather patterns. The state’s record high and low temps occurred in the same year, 1936. The…

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June 24: Teachings of Our Elders - Dennis Fox, Jr. on Art 2:59

23d ago2:59

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North Dakota Native American Essential Understanding number six is about Native contributions. It states: "Native people continue to contribute to all levels of society, from local to global, in diverse fields, including medicine, science, government, education, economics, art, music, and many more."…

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Ep 274. Get your head stuck in 56:58

1M ago56:58

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In this episode of Shagged Married Annoyed Chris and Rosie discuss places they DON'T want to visit, Space being on the top of Rosie's list (even with 100 Tampons). Chris gives Mondays a kick up the backside and the beefs get personal when Chris reveals that Rosie read one of his texts. QFTP's involve an incredible/unusual kink and there are some st…

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Ep 273. Documenting my t*ts off! 57:28

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This week on the podcast Chris is feeling under the weather and the pair get nostalgic about working in a shop. Chris gets mad at Soft Play Dads and Rosie shares an SMA level pooh story. Other topics up for discussion - CostCo, free stuff, protests and eating a cucumber in public. All of this plus Rosie has been busy watching documentaries. Become …

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Ep 272. Disposable Kegs 1:00:21

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This week, Rosie and Chris are off to London to do exciting things which they’re not allowed to talk about on the podcast, Chris has bumped into one of Rosie's old teachers at soft play and Rafe has revealed a development in our cashless society. We get an update after last week’s little argument… and the podcast also gets interrupted by the window…

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Ep 271. Fox Blocked 1:01:21

2M ago1:01:21

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On the podcast this week things get serious when the Ramsey's start preparing for a joint 40th birthday party that is taking place in 2 years! As well as this they discuss cream out of a can, thieving from your doorstep and bad algorithms! QFTP's involve some Rosie's Mysteries and a dog based ick! PLUS Chris reveals that he has never seen the film …

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Sh**ged Married Annoyed

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Dakota Datebook

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July 19: The Red River Resistance 3:00

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Ep 278. Out of Office Reply 38:59

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July 18: Hjalmar Nygaard, A Congressional Career Cut Short 2:54

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July 17: Bismarck as a tough frontier town 3:18

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July 16: A Rosy Picture 3:02

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July 15: Teachings of Our Elders - Essential Understandings in Our Schools 3:03

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July 12: Eisenhower’s Highway System 3:16

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Ep 277. Old Prospector Ramsey 56:37

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July 11: The Frontier Thesis 3:00

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July 10: A Remarkable Journalistic Achievement 2:56

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July 9: Ramsey County Storm of 1969 2:23

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July 8: Teachings of Our Elders - "We Are Honored and So We Give" 2:56

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July 5: Colonel Lounsberry’s Big Scoop 3:01

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Ep 276. Pie Fister 51:22

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July 4: Independence Day 2:44

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July 3: A Monster Menagerie of Rare and Costly Animals 2:34

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July 2: Teachings of Our Elders - Identity Crisis 3:01

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July 1: Alf Paulson of Crosby 3:11

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June 28: International Peace Garden’s Floral Clock 2:25

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Ep 275. Robaldo 54:01

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June 27: The North American Bison Discovery Center 2:48

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June 26: Accused of Land Fraud 2:44

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June 25: Lightning Death 2:32

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June 24: Teachings of Our Elders - Dennis Fox, Jr. on Art 2:59

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Ep 274. Get your head stuck in 56:58

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Ep 273. Documenting my t*ts off! 57:28

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Ep 272. Disposable Kegs 1:00:21

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Ep 271. Fox Blocked 1:01:21

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