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The Armory Fully Loaded

Jeremy Sampson & Jason Crane

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What they tell you is meant to divide you and what they keep in secret will unite you By means of education empowering the actionable abilities of the citizens of the United States of America, we will dissolve the propagated divide uniting the masses with the realization we align on more than we are led to believe. Through the power of the people we will cultivate and maintain accountability of the elected officials by means of the true governing body "We The People" Bringing back the need o ...
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Intrepid Times

The Travel Writing Podcast

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The Travel Writing Podcast by Intrepid Times is the go-to podcast for wanderers, writers, and passionate travelers. Every other Friday, we share new episodes that include everything from in-depth interviews with renowned travel writers, conversations centered on sharing tips and tricks for your own travel writing, and behind-the-scenes insight into our most popular travel stories. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode!
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Cambridge VetCAST

Department of Veterinary Medicine, Cambridge

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Welcome to Cambridge VetCAST, the podcast where we dive into the inspiring journeys of Cambridge University veterinary alumni. Join us as we explore the diverse and impactful careers of former students, uncovering their unique experiences, achievements, and insights in the field of veterinary medicine. From ground breaking research to compassionate clinical practice, our guests share their stories of life beyond the vet school, offering valuable lessons and inspiration for aspiring vets. Tun ...
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Travel tends to offer rewarding, enlightening, and overall joyful experiences. We come out of them with fresh perspectives, new friends, and an increased understanding of our place in the world. But sometimes, travel is hard. It walks us into experiences that are frustrating, saddening, disappointing, or even dangerous. Once we've gone through thes…
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The host David said "I well remember Hannah from her interview at St John's a fair few years ago - I thought then she would go far, but it's my delight that though she's done a lot in clinical work and veterinary research in London and elsewhere she's now back here at the vet school in Cambridge as one of our pathologists."…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 8 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... X: https://x.co…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 9 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... X: https://x.co…
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Host David Williams said "I've know Jeremy for a fair few years now visiting him in Norfolk to see animals with eye problems, but it wasn't until I interviewed him for this podcast that I found out what he did before turning to veterinary medicine and also all that he does for the profession as well as running the clinic where we works in Feltwell.…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 9 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... X: https://x.co…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 8 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561701701088 X…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 8 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561701701088 X…
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Inspired by a new translation of The Odyssey by Emily Wilson, Laura Coffey set off for an Italian island in order to find a renewed sense of freedom and clarity in the midst of extreme loneliness. What was supposed to be a short break turned into a six-month journey across towns and islands in Italy, Croatia, and Spain as she chased the myth of The…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 8 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find our podcast online: https://www.inthepun.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561701701088 X…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 8 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find us online: https://www.inthepun.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561701701088 X: https://x.com/…
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David says "Alex won’t like me saying this but he was a quite remarkable student, getting a paper out in Nature Communications showing from his work on transmissible venereal tumour in dogs that mitochondria move between cells, the first time this had ever been demonstrated. But as well as being passionate about science he was and still is ultra ke…
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Who is The Armory? What are we about? How did we get here? Thanks for tuning in. It's been a wild 6 weeks to get where we are now. Taking on Congress and creating actionable motions to bring back the power to "We The People". Find us online: https://www.inthepun.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561701701088 X: https://x.com/…
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Grab your tissues because this one is another lovefest! In this extra special episode, I get to interview one of the men who helped shape my view of healthy masculinity, my cousin, Jeremy Sampson. Jeremy spent 18 years working in Television and made the difficult, but necessary, choice to change careers and be more available for his kids. Hear all …
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Over the years, Mike Richards has been to over 150 countries, has written global political and economic research for renowned global research houses, and has become a meditation teacher. During his years of traveling, he's come to a simple conclusion: most people are good. In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Nathan spoke with Mike about …
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Hi! I'm David Williams and I lecture in veterinary ophthalmology here at the vet school in Cambridge running the eye clinic in the Queen's Veterinary School Hospital. A few months ago I was listening to 'The Animal HeartBeat' the cardiology podcast from colleagues at the Cambridge Vet School and thought that it would be a good idea to run a podcast…
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5 years ago, I was driving for Uber having conversations with perfect strangers about the journey into manhood. In this episode, I got to re-live that indescribable experience and I am so happy I get to bring you all along with me! Joining me for this episode is the amazingly talented, Matt Munn. We talk about Matt's journey into manhood as well as…
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Have you ever wondered what two men who love and admire one another sound like when they have a conversation? If you have, then this is the conversation you have been waiting for! Javier is a world-class educator and a top-notch human. We talked about his work with an organization he started called the Human Values Collective. We hear the in-depth …
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JT Genter didn't set out to become a digital nomad. He was working as a tax accountant when he and his wife decided they wanted to do some traveling. Looking for a way to reduce the cost of a trip to China, he discovered that signing up for one credit card could get them enough miles to fly round-trip for almost nothing out-of-pocket. As luck would…
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Apple Music, Apple Records, Apple...Sauce? David and I discuss two of the three in this episode. I'll let you pick which ones they are! David is such an incredible musician and I am so thankful he came on the show to promote his new single, "Shelby." And believe it or not, he isn't the last musician of the season! I am so grateful to connect with s…
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What a treat it was to interview the amazingly talented, Aaron Kellim. I am fortunate enough to call Aaron my friend and throughout this episode, I found myself mesmerized by his humility and kindness. We chat all about his new music and share a great conversation between two good friends. I hope you enjoyed our chat. Make sure to check out Aaron's…
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Years ago, while hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain, Tim Mathis became fascinated by the idea of the pilgrimage. It was spiritual but didn't have to be religious, and it was, it seemed, always transformative for those who made the journey. The experience stuck with him and led him to write a unique guidebook for those interested in tapping into…
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You might be wondering why there was such a long break between this season and the last. Good news, I get into all of that in this episode and also share more about what you can expect from the show this season. Thanks so much for listening!----more---- Support the Show; Patreon Whiskey & Ry Instagram Coaching Website - HeroDad Coaching…
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We heard from Christy in Episode 1. Then we heard from Alex in Episode 2. Now we get them both for Episode 3! AND! This is a Whiskey & Ry first as we have never had two guests before. This conversation was such a DELIGHT! I finally got to ask them how they told my nieces about this process and the girls even came on the show to say a quick, "Hi!" T…
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We are back with Episode 2 of the new season of W&R. We are so happy to welcome on to the show, Alex Acevedo! Alex is my brother-in-law, and the husband to my sister, Christy, who we heard from in the last episode. In this captivating episode, Alex shares his perspective, as we joked about on the show, about him being the "low man" on the totem pol…
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We are back! After an unplanned (unexpected) break, we are back with all new episodes! In our first episode, we get the special privilege of hearing from someone I have known my whole life. Someone who knows me better than most people I know. It's my sister, Christy! About 4 years ago, she and her husband, Alex, and their two girls had their lives …
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In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Jennifer speaks with travel journalist Paige McClanahan about her new book, The New Tourist. From Hawaii to Saudi Arabia, Amsterdam to Angkor Wat, Paige has been witness to various approaches to tourism, which led her to question not only how governments are approaching tourism, but also her own action…
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Many of the most well-known authors in history have struggled with their dark side, a struggle that so often provided the energy for great writing. This dark side is what Brad Kelly and his co-host Kevin Kautzman explore on their podcast Art of Darkness. In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Nathan invited Brad on to talk about some of the…
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The idea of sustainable tourism can leave a weird taste in your mouth, especially as the term is used incorrectly in all kinds of contexts and scenarios. But the idea, in its authentic form, is an important one, and one that we know many of our listeners are interested in learning more about, so we decided to tackle it on this episode of The Travel…
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Traveling is often full of joy and intrigue. Writing about those travel experiences can be difficult but almost always fulfilling. But editing...that's where writers tend to get stuck. Editing can feel not only overwhelming and intimidating, but also tedious. In this episode, Jennifer explores the reasons why editing can feel so tough, but also why…
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In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Nathan and Jen take on the daunting topic of AI. It's a topic that (understandably) makes writers, in particular, very nervous, considering the advances in LLMs. Should we be as worried as we are? Will AI actually ever be able to replace the need for writers, or is there something about the act of putt…
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On this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Nathan interviews travel writer, filmmaker, and storyteller Ash Bhardwaj. The conversation includes a discussion about the role hedonism plays in our motivation to travel, how seeking out the “other” can push us to travel to certain places, why a desire for self-discovery can be a powerful motivator, h…
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In her recent interview with Nathan Thomas, travel writer Katie Silcox talks about the experience that made her realize she would have to discover her inner strength if she wanted to live abroad; the many ways that her versatile skill set has served her travel writing lifestyle; her advice for female travelers; why a bit of chaos and uncertainty ca…
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Welcome to an unusual episode of the Travel Writing Podcast — Here, I take the mic solo, for what may be described as a rant but is hopefully more of an exploration of the pressures bearing down on travel writers in today's world. The perverse incentives of Search Engine Optimization and social media. The perils of perpetual connectivity. How can y…
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We travel, we write, we read, and then we travel again. Does being immersed in the genre of travel writing as a writer and reader change the experience of travel? In this episode, the editors of Intrepid Times take a moment to think about how the travel writing we read inevitably influences the way we interact with the places and people we encounte…
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In this episode, Nathan interviews John Dolan, an American poet, author, essayist, and co-host of Radio War Nerd. John discusses how he ended up in New Zealand, Moscow, and later the Middle East and Indonesia; the event that had him on the edge of sacrificing his pursuit of the truth; the circumstances that led him to compile his travel stories int…
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Tim Hannigan is back on the podcast to discuss one of the major ethical considerations in travel writing: the truth. In this conversation with Jennifer, Tim talks about the underlying tensions that make talking about truth in travel writing so tricky, strategies travel writers use to create a rhetoric of truth that readers can rely on, how the shif…
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In this episode, the editors of Intrepid Times take a moment to analyze the travel writing tendencies that helped define 2023, as well as what they hope and expect for travel writing in 2024. The conversation takes a couple of interesting turns, including veering into a conversation about the benefits of traveling alone versus traveling with others…
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In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Mary Novakovich, an award-winning travel journalist, speaks about why she found the process of writing a book more “liberating” than her work with articles and stories; how she approached writing about members of her family, especially when thinking about traumatic events; how she attempted to find bal…
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In this episode of The Travel Writing Podcast, Harry Mitsidis, founder of NomadMania, talks about his personal motivation for visiting every country in the world twice, how his “addiction to movement” has driven his travels, how he maintains enthusiasm while constantly exploring, and why his recent trip to Ukraine was the most significant one he ha…
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In this episode, Scottish travel writer Jamie Lafferty discusses why travel writing is anything but "leisurely" work, how coming from a working class background shaped the trajectory of his career and the stories he chooses to write, why he loves to interview “upper class” people, and how a trip to cover every prefecture in Japan after the 2011 tsu…
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Between delayed flights, strange streets, new languages, and endless challenges, travel can feel like a nightmare for those who struggle with anxiety. But what if travel could actually be a kind of treatment? In this episode, Intrepid Times editors Nathan and Jen discuss the travel experience that tested Jen's developing anxiety management skills, …
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In this episode, Intrepid Times editor Jennifer Roberts and Dr. Jeffrey Skoblow talk about how learning to write is like learning a new language, why the choice of what you read can be critically important, the role that community plays in both reading and writing, and how presence and attention factor into both.…
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In this conversation with Intrepid Times' founder Nathan Thomas, Pier Nirandara explores how she taps into creativity even while working in the business world, what role awe has played in her life and writing, how she had to overcome imposter syndrome before finally calling herself a "writer," and more.…
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In this episode, Kapka Kassabova joins us for a conversation about her most recently published book, Elixir, the third in what will soon be a quartet set in the southern Balkans. She speaks about how the heartbreak that she found during her journey for the first book in the quartet prepared her emotionally for Elixir, why she always seeks out a gui…
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