The Pod Files - Friday 3 May 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)
Rock n Roll Survivors - Episode 10: 28 December 2023: *It's Funky Patti Time! A Detroit Girl Becomes a Jungle Rock Star In Part II, we finish listening to the last two songs on the fifth album by Fanny. [now they are talking about Patty songs, get out of the jungle and beggar man.]
Daily Dad Jokes - 1 May 2024
7 Good Minutes - 1 May 2024: Wellbeing Wednesday: Embracing Mindful Aging
Merriam Webster’s Word of the Day - 1 May 2024: cohesive
Composer’s Datebook - 1 May 2024: Leo Sowerby
Breaker Whiskey - 1 May 2024: Two Hundred Three
Daily Dad Jokes - 1 May 2024: King Arthur Day
Daily Tips That May or May not Help you with Arielle and Ned - 1 May 2024: A Tip For… Delicious Freezer Usage [note from me - alcohol doesn’t freeze, or at least Vodka doesn’t, because I tried to create vodka based ice pops, and it didn’t work - the rock ‘n’ roll life, y’see.]
The Stupid History Minute - 1 May 2024: May Day
7 Good Minutes - 1 May 2024: Extra - Wrinkles will only go where...
StarDate - 1 May 2024: Nereid
The Daily Quiz Show - 1 May 2024: Art and Literature
Question of the Week - 24 August 2015: *Why does music sound happy or sad? - This week Dave asked why does a minor key sound mournful and a major key sound happy? Amy Goodfellow asks music psychologist Dr Andrea Schiavio from the University of Sheffield if this is really true.
Podnews - 1 May 2024: *Younger Listeners: Podcasts vs Radio - The opportunities in India, and podcast ad spend in the US climbed 29% / This is sponsored by Supporting Cast. Don't lock your members into one platform! 🔓 With Supporting Cast, YOU own your podcast subscription and control the subscriber relationship. And it's completely white-labeled, so your brand is always front and center. Learn more! / Read today’s update in full, and subscribe to our newsletter. Find more podcasts from Podnews. / Episode image: Malte Helmhold
Womanica - 2 November 2020: Hertha Ayrton
The Writer’s Almanac - 1 July 2023: *Music as a means of detecting a Heart - It’s not often a person gets to experience euphoria. For years I imagined alcohol could do the job if I could just find the right brand but eventually I gave up on that. Sometimes in church I’ve felt it. When I was 11 I got to go to the top of the Empire State Building. I sang the Dead’s “Attics of My Life” once with two women and got a little high from it. And one night before the Philharmonic I experienced it at the Bowery Ballroom on Delancey Street listening to Aoife O’Donovan and Hawktail and the phenom fiddler Brittany Haas and it made the big crowd go wild to see artists overcome gravity and simply float.Aoife and Messiaen, two transcendent tours on successive nights: it makes living in Manhattan worth the trouble and expense. You can eat expensive mediocre food in loud restaurants, almost get run over by e-scooters, deal with surly salesclerks, cabs stuck in dense traffic, extortionate rents, impenetrable bureaucracy, but the museums and trains and tulips in spring and the occasional transcendental experiences make up for it. Two nights of mind-blown beauty make me want to start my career all over again.
Sounds Profitable - 1 May 2024: Podcasting in India, Q1 Revenue growth, and more - Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: City Casts and the value of local focus, a new report on podcast listeners in India, Magellan AI's Q1 2024 podcast advertising benchmarks, Right Side Up's guide on measuring success for influencer marketing campaigns, and The New York times covers podcast companies building out their video shooting capabilities. / Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable. [I found the link as it was missing from the show notes. Also, I’ve heard it a few times now, and wondered if I should be irritated by the fact that the Sirius XM boss is going to be interviewed by James Cordon on day one of The Podcast Show in London? The next bit of my notes has replaced my original reaction. Initially I was irritated, but luckily I left this in the editing stage for a couple of days, and my opinion has changed. I had been asked by the organisers of The Podcast Show to put a proposal together for a presentation in front of a live audience, to which my proposal was essentially a live episode of Pods Like Us with a guest of their choosing. It was not to be and, as much as I want to go to The Podcast Show, I’ve decided that I can’t afford to. The cost of the tickets is £250 for the two days, as I would want the platinum level, so that I can meet creatives, and hopefully push my own work while I’m there, and I don’t see me getting that with the cheaper tickets. I would also have to pay to stay in a hotel I’ve those days as well, which in itself is an expense. I earn minimum wage, and haven’t been able to afford to go out for a day in the last five or so years. As much as this would be a potentially good thing, I can’t see the potential of not paying rent and being evicted as a good thing, which is the money I would have to pay to do that. Over the last year I lost around £700 of pay one month with being off sick, over £400 when I accidentally put the wrong fuel in a car, and so much more has been paid out. Paying over £500 to repair my previous car, only for someone to smash into and write it off a few days after picking it up from the garage was something that really pissed me off. I’m spending so much money on bills that it’s depressing, and I don’t want the extra worry of possibly making us homeless to be another. I’m sorry. I was looking forward to meeting Arielle Nisenblatt, James Cridland, Tom Webster, and so many others there, who I would happily have shared drinks with, and enjoyed the company of. Going out and having fun is obviously not in the cards. Have fun there everyone. Anyway, having James Cordon chat with the CEO of Sirius XM about podcasting makes sense, because James is high profile, and hopefully would push the profile of podcasting up with the interest that external media would have with anything that James Cordon does, and his fame is international. Well done.]
Breaker Whiskey - 2 May 2024: Two Hundred Four
Daily Dad Jokes - 2 May 2024
Merriam Webster’s Word of the Day - 2 May 2024: forfend
Composer’s Datebook - 2 May 2024: Purcell’s Big Show
Daily Shower Thoughts - 18 February 2024
StarDate - 2 May 2024: Moon and Saturn
Phase Zero - 3 May 2024: Brandon distorts big time with the huge intro “phaaaaaassssseeeeeee zeeeerooo!!!” He’s joined by regular co-hosts Jenna and Aaron. I’m guessing that Jamie is off today. Brandon has his steel chair. Kraven The Hunter film delay. Brilliant irony that it’s up against the Lion King prequel in the cinemas, as well as Sonic 3 and a new Lord of The Rings universe film. Chris Hemsworth’s negative comments about Thor Love and Thunder. Robert Downey Jr disagrees with Chris. Tattoo discussion. The Russo Brothers were asked about Robert Downey Jr’s possible future in the MCU. I think that BD is right in that they’re done with the MCU as directors and creators. More discussion about a possible Spider-Man 4. Falcon and Winter Soldier deleted scene discussion. Character confirmation and reveals for Captain America New World Order through merchandise at McDonald’s and Walmart. Shaun Levy talking about people not needing to research any previous films to be ready for Deadpool and Wolverine. Aaron’s spicy nugget is about a post that actor Michael B Jordan put up and then quickly deleted. I think they could be wrong in that it could be a link to Killmonger from Black Panther being in Deadpool 3 and not the character he played in Fantastic Four. Reactions to episode eight of X-Men 97.
The Slowdown - episode 935: 3 August 2023: Today’s poem is Happy Campus by Rodrigo Toscano.
Sounds Profitable - 2 May 2024: Podcast Advertising - The Safest Bet in a Risky Landscape [Tom Webster gives us a detailed look at how to sell your show to advertisers.]
5 Good News Stories - 20 April 2023: *Good news, the beer made it to the train on time! - Some soccer fans were on the train, but the train was delayed and they were out of beer, so they got resourceful and had a delivery guy meet them at the next stop! A flight attendant held a woman's hand for an entire flight to keep her calm.
Audio Poem of the Day - 25 January 2024: Superstition by Ashley August
Atlas Obscura - 20 July 2021: *oh The Places We Could Go! - There are tens of thousands of entries in the Atlas -- today we meet the people who sift through them.
Learn more about submitting to the Atlas here: https://www.atlasobscura.com/faq
Merriam Webster’s Word of the Day - 3 May 2024: melee
Composer’s Datebook - 3 May 2024: Pleyel and Poulenc
Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You with Arielle and Ned - 2 May 2024: A tip for… Fridge Clear Out
Podnews - 2 May 2024: *Spotify is now number one for downloads - Google Podcasts will close June 23; Libsyn Ads reports a slight drop in CPM / This is sponsored by Supporting Cast. Don't lock your members into one platform! 🔓 With Supporting Cast, YOU own your podcast subscription and control the subscriber relationship. And it's completely white-labeled, so your brand is always front and center. Learn more! / Read today’s update in full, and subscribe to our newsletter. Find more podcasts from Podnews. [I stream all of my podcast listening as opposed to downloading, because there are too many shows that I follow for my phone’s memory.]
The Stupid History Minute - 2 May 2024: The PlayStation
Naked Scientists In Short - 19 May 2010: *Cambridge Cafe Scientifique: Do Our
Genes Cause Obesity? - In this months Cafe Scientifique Dr Giles Yo from the Institute of Metabolic Research at the University of Cambridge askes the question: Are my genes to blame when my Jeans don't fit?. He explores the behind our metabolism and fat storage and asks if these play a more crucial role than our environment in determining our weight. We also answer audience questions that reveal how our weight may also be affected by what happens when we're in the womb and how twin studies are crucial in understanding the role of our genes. Plus, we give you a heads up on what to expect at next months event!
Daily Life Pro Tips - 4 January 2024
Sounds Profitable - 2 May 2024: * Spotify's NewsFronts Debut, IAB Podcast Measurement v2.2, & More - Here's what you need to know for today in the business of podcasting: The IAB Tech Lab has finalized Podcast Measurement Guidelines v2.2, brands chase football marketing momentum, news orgs are done begging for ad dollars, Spotify makes its NewsFronts debut, and Audible tests lower-priced plan as a possible response to Spotify's audiobook offering. / Find links to every article mentioned and the full write-up here on Sounds Profitable.com
5 Good News Stories - 24 April 2023: *Both a sheep and a squirrel decided to live with some cool humans. A dad decorated his PORSCHE in a Ghostbusters motif to make his son happy.
The Daily Quiz Show - 2 May 2024: Music
Beyond The Mic with Sean Dillon - 2 March 2020: *Lauren Lake from Lauren Lake's
Paternity Court Goes Beyond The Mic - She would commit a crime if someone hurt her son, her favorite color is black and can't eat meat if it is on a bone. She's sang backup for P. Diddy & Mary J. Blige, Lauren Lake presides over Lauren Lake's Paternity Court and goes Beyond the Mic with Sean Dillon. 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.”
TED Health - 9 May 2023: *3 steps to help kids process traumatic events - What do we say to kids when intensely traumatic events interrupt everyday life? / Whether you're a teacher, parent or community builder, educator Kristen Nguyen provides three research-backed steps for navigating these difficult conversations, restoring a sense of safety and facilitating collective healing.
Daily Dad Jokes - 3 May 2024
7 Minutes for Yourself - 7 November 2023: The Secret to Achieving Your Goals Faster Using Accountability Groups
Composer’s Datebook - 23 April 2024: Meeting deadlines: Tchaikovsky and Zaimont [for some reason he’s just showed up in my feed, although I’ve already heard this episode. I think because Apple podcasts was having a problem at the time with this feed, I ended up listening to it, Spotify or Amazon.]
Daily Facts - 10 January 2024
The stupid history minute - 3 May 2024: Pong
Consider This - 1 May 2024: *For weeks students have protested the war in Gaza: now things are escalating - From New York — to Illinois — to Los Angeles - encampments in support of Palestinians dot campuses across the country. / And over the last couple of days the tension has only increased as police have intervened on several campuses, including Columbia University, UCLA and the University of Texas. / Hundreds of protestors have been arrested. / Pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses are growing in scope and intensity, and colleges are calling on law enforcement to help. Is it the right decision, and what happens next?
7 Good Minutes - 2 May 2024: The Power of Self-Reflection in
Personal Growth
Sleep From Space - 2 May 2024: *Gallifrey: The Time Lord's Domain from Doctor Who - In this installment of Sleep from Space, we'll be traveling not just through space, but also through time as we visit Gallifrey, the home world of the Time Lords from Doctor Who. / We'll discuss the practical implications of time travel and how it might shape a society like that of the Gallifreyans. From the towering citadel to the vast wastelands, we'll explore what life might be like on a planet where time is more than just a linear progression. Prepare to have your mind blown as we navigate the paradoxes and possibilities of a world that exists across all of time and space!
A Daily Dose of History - 20 July 2023
7 Good Minutes - 2 May 2024: Extra What you think, you...
Bucket List Careers - 10 August 2023: *Actor to Entrepreneur Jordan Elizabeth Gelber on Finding YourPurpose Path - Jordan Elizabeth Gelber is an accomplished actor, CEO, entrepreneur, founder of the OTT platform Aperteur and marketing agency STARBABY. She has been in digital marketing for over 10 years working with feature films, Fortune 500 companies, and more. In this episode Jordan tells us all about a career journey that involves difficult bosses, tears, struggles with ADHD and battling sexism in the workplace.
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