The Pod Files - Saturday 20 April 2024
The ‘casts -
(Notes spoken to Siri, and edited later if I remember
(Changed tactic now where starred dialogue denotes quoting from the show’s own notes)
The Rise of King Asilas - episode 25: 17 March 2019: Captured
Daily Dad Jokes - 20 April 2024
7 Good Minutes - 19 April 2024: Feel-Good Friday - The Art of Giving and Receiving Compliments
The Stupid History Minute - 18 April 2024: Facebook
Merriam Webster’s Word of the Day - 20 April 2024: gingerly
Composer’s Datebook - 20 April 2024: Rimsky-Korsakov joins the Navy (and sees the world)
StarDate - 19 April 2024: Lyrid Meteors
Daily Dad Jokes - 20 April 2024: Bitcoin Halving Day
7 Good Minutes - 19 April 2024: Extra - One compliment can effect a whole...
The Stupid History Minute - 19 April 2024: Kleenex
The Daily Quiz Show - 16 April 2024: Sports and Leisure
Stew World Order - episode 95: 22 March 2024: *Stew and Ana from PopPrismPower podcast discuss the Tom Cruise science fiction romp, Edge Of Tomorrow, which is based on the Japanese light novel / manga, All You Need Is Kill!
5 Good News Stories - 23 February 2023: *How to beat the arcade Claw Machine PLUS that head-butting just saved your life - A TikTok user shows how to increase your chances of getting a prize. A woman was head-butted by a dog...good thing too...the dog saved her life! Plus a really cool Barbie design.
Sounds Profitable - 19 April 2024: *Here's what you need to know for this week in the business of podcasting: U.S. creator funding surges, advertising space for the opening and closing Olympic ceremonies is sold out, The Sports Audio Report teaser has promising data for podcasting, and Rebecca Lavoie shares tips for reframing podcasting's place in the media ecosystem of a public radio station. Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here at Sounds Profitable.com
Daily Facts - 1 January 2024
Your American Story - 19 April 2024: *What I Learned From A Dying Patient - On this episode of Our American Stories, Dr. E. Wesley Ely of Vanderbilt University Medical Center shares intensely meaningful experiences, spiritual and all, from a patient's suddenly-shortened last days in this life.
The Stupid History Minute - 20 April 2024: Baseball Pennants
Womanica - 19 October 2020: Golda Meir
Daily Shower Thoughts - 3 February 2024
Podnews - 19 April 2024: *And a bumper edition of Podcast Ads In The Wild/ This is sponsored by Podcastle. Create, Edit, Publish, and Grow your podcast -- all in one collaborative, AI-powered platform. Make your voice heard with Podcastle. / Read today’s update in full, and subscribe to our newsletter. Find more podcasts from Podnews.
Daily Life Pro Tips - 27 December 2023
Everything Everywhere Daily - 27 August 2020: *The Latin Alphabet - The Latin Alphabet has become the most widespread system of writing in the world. Its origins can be traced back thousands of years to Ancient Romans and to civilizations before that. It is probably the single biggest thing that we use today which originated in Rome. Today’s English alphabet, you know that one from the song, is a modification of the system which was used by the Romans, which has had some unique quirks in the past that most English speakers are unaware of.
Feedback with Earbuds - 5 July 2020: *This week’s theme is: *The Future and AI*. The curator is Eugene Leventhal. Here are the episodes chosen by Eugene this week: With a Side of Knowledge - ‘On Al and Why We Need Humans (and Tiger King)—Mutale Nkonde, Al for the People’, Consequential - ‘The Black Box’, Sleepwalkers - ‘Chocolate Chicken Chicken Cake’, 99% Invisible - ‘The ELIZA Effect’, and Invisibilia - ‘Raising Devendra’.
Keeping Up With The Cardassians - 12 December 2022: because of Nick messing up we have the sound from their YouTube recording of the show. So on microphones built into the cameras? Because of the fact that they have got through Star Trek Deep Space Nine, they have moved onto the 2000s reimagining of Battlestar Galactica, with this week, then looking at episodes one and two. Of course, the first half at least of this episode is general chitchat before they get on with the meat and potatoes. Talking about the then recent passing of actress Kirsty Alley, brings them to the hot topic of Scientology. Apparently, she was offered the possibility of having her character from cheers going over to the spinoff show Frasier, but did not do that, because Scientologist do not believe in, the subject of psychology, and it’s close colleague, psychiatry. The Rock making a film with JK Simmons. Black Adam going to HBO max, which I think has changed its name since then? Black Adam is said to have made one hundred million dollars less than it cost to make the film. Batman Beyond. More DC film talk. Christmas film talk. Game coming out called the suicide squad. Kill the justice league, which features the last voice performance of Kevin Conroy as Batman. Star Wars Jedi Survivor game. Avatar 2. True Lies / Arnold Schwarzenegger/ Jamie Lee Curtis. Plastic surgery. Rob is understandably outraged at the price of comic books nowadays. I’ve just looked it up, and I was paying 25 pence for them when I started buying them as an eight year old in around 1979! Stamp prices. BREAK. “Keeping up with the tramp stamp!” Now onto the episodes “33” and “Water”. At the end of the show they make an announcement.
Naked Scientists In Short - 22 June 2015: *Hawkmoths Shadowy Existence Uncovered - Hawkmoths live a shadowy existence; they stick their tongues down the flowers' neck, all the while being tossed about in the wind. And as if that wasn't enough, they do it all in the pitch black. With tiny brains and even tinier eyes - they seem to defy what's physically possible. So how do they do it? Simon Sponberg has uncovered the secret and explained his findings to Graihagh Jackson
New Podcast Trailers - 17 April 2024: *Status: Untraced - Status: Untraced is new from Tenderfoot TV today - investigating the mysterious disappearance of adventurer and tech entrepreneur, Justin Alexander Shetler. The Parvati Valley is sometime referred to as “the valley of death,” infamous for a string of mysterious disappearances. Host Liam Luxon aims to find out what happened to Justin - is he still alive? Was he murdered? Was there an accident?
A Daily Dose of history - 11 July 2023
New Podcast Trailers - 17 April 2024: *What Could Go Right? - What Could Go Right? returns for a new season today. Produced by the Progress Network, the show dissects the central issues of our era – ranging from climate change to political divisiveness – and offers a weekly dose of optimistic ideas from smart people.
7 Minutes For yourself - 31 October 2023: Prioritising Sleep and Developing Good Routines to Support Optimal
Rest
New Podcast Trailers - 16 April 2024: *It's A Lot with Abbie Chatfield - It's A Lot with Abbie Chatfield returns for season six today, celebrating with new artwork by Hungarian artist Kamilla Varga.
"The previous art was traced on an old iPad at 4am when I decided to start the podcast and I never really thought to change it," she said.
The show includes discussions including mental health, body positivity and the social discourse around feminism, misogyny, and politics.
The Daily Business and Finance Show - 30 January 2024
New Podcast Trailers - 16 April 2024: *As the UK heads to local council elections on May 2, The Trouble With Politics is a new independent podcast from broadcaster and journalist Marverine Cole - after a new survey suggests that a mere 9% of the British public say they trust politicians to tell the truth.
The Daily Quiz Show - 17 April 2024: Art and Literature
New Podcast Trailers - 16 April 2024: *FC Bullard is new from Crowd Network - hosted by Jimmy Bullard, a former Premier League football player, with John Fendley. / “Jimmy and Fenners" were hosts of Soccer AM, a long-running TV sports show, until it ended last year.
Talk More Talk - episode 124: 9 January 2024: Joe Mayo, Kit O’Toole, Ken Michaels, and Tom Hunyady are joined by guest Edward Crawford (known on YouTube as Call Me Mr Broad Street). Ken reads out the latest news from the world of The Beatles. After the news they go to the main subject, which is them having a related to the Paul McCartney soundtrack to his film Give My Regards To Broad Street. Wow, Edward has some great memorabilia from the film!
Audio Poem of the Day - 12 January 2024: Eagle Affirmation by John Kinsella
Question of the Week - 29 June 2015: *Are fingerprints unique? - This week, Tom Crawford put Helen's question under the magnifying glass to try and find out whether fingerprints really are unique and if so, whether the same applies to toeprints? We put this to Forensic Scientist, Professor Niamh Nic Daeid form Dundee University...
5 Good News Stories - 27 February 2023: A courier delivers some anti-venom A couple didn't realize they had won the big lottery. A man has had it with you meddling kids smashing his mailbox.
BBC More Or Less: Behind The Stats - 20 April 2024: *98%: Is misinformation being spread about a review of trans youth medicine? - The Cass Review is an independent report on the state of gender identity services for under-18s in England's NHS. / It found children had been let down by a lack of research and "remarkably weak" evidence on medical interventions in gender care. / But before it was even released, claims were circulating online that it ignored 98% of the evidence in reaching its conclusion. / Is that claim true? / We speak to Dr Hilary Cass, the author of the review, Professor Catherine Hewitt of York University, who analysed the scientific research, and Kamran Abbasi, editor in chief of the British Medical Journal.
The Most Influential People In The World - 21 May 2023: Mary Shelley: Gothic Genius
Beyond The Mic - 1 April 2020: *The last comic book she read was Saga, she's allergic to red wine, but keeps drinking it and wants you to watch shows on Tubi. Pop culture expert Maude Garrett joins us Beyond the Mic I've had great interview opportunities over my 25+ year radio history that never made it to air. Some were due to length others were because of topic. I decided to flip the table on the rules. Any topic / guest is welcome, but you need to tell a story & must go 'Beyond the Mic.'
Audio Poem of the Day - 13 January 2023: Dream 2 by Eileen Myles
The Daily Poem - 2 July 2023: *Fiery Storm: A Man's Battle with Rage and Redemption - Today's poem is about Rage in the style of Walt Whitman. / Poems generated from OpenAl ChatGPT API with proprietary prompts.
Consider This - 7 April 2024: *Bad Omens Or The Cycle of Nature? How The Ancient World Viewed Eclipses - Tomorrow, the Great American Eclipse will sweep across North America, and millions will experience total darkness. / It's an eerie and mysterious experience even though at this point, we know exactly what's happening: the moon passes in front of the sun, casting a shadow over earth. / But imagine you lived in the ancient world, with no warning that an eclipse was about to happen, as the sun's disk suddenly disappeared and the day fell dark and cool. / Unsurprisingly, eclipses were often seen as bad omens. / That was true in Mesopotamia, the region that today includes Iraq, Syria, Kuwait and Turkey. / But even then, ancient Mesopotamian astronomers were looking for other explanations. / Watching an eclipse is one of humanity's oldest rituals, and it's been inspiration to scientists since the beginning of time.
Atlas Obscura - 19 July 2021: *Josephine Baker's Chateau - Writer and travel educator Tracey Friley tells the story of the glamorous life of entertainer, French Resistance agent, and civil rights activist, Josephine Baker and the pilgrimages women still make to her chateau.
Wikipedia - 23 November 2023: Frozen Il
Stew World Order - Episode 97: 12 April 2024: *Amanda from The Sip List podcast joins the Order this episode to discuss Johnny Depp's take on Alan Moore's From Hell!
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