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The Cents of things is a podcast focused on what is new in the economy, the markets, and personal finance. Hosted by industry veterans Jeff Kikel and Ron Lang. Jeff and Ron share their views on the investing world from each of their unique perspectives. Catch the Audio Podcast here and Video Episodes on YouTube.
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Surrounded by History

Jessica Potter and Jeff Lang

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Blue Earth County Historical Society presents Surrounded by History, a podcast in partnership with KTOE AM 1420 & 98.7 FM in Mankato, Minnesota. Every episode we learn about the people, the events, and more that helped create Blue Earth County, in the heart of southern Minnesota. Surrounded by History, a new way to learn about the history that surrounds us every day.
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In the nice little Canadian town of Beavermount, Ontario, the frozen body of Scott 'Scotty' McDonald is found inside the town's Zamboni. Gaétan "Frenchie" Arsenault, the town's Zamboni driver, is the town's only Francophone. And so is instantly arrested for murder. Can Frenchie solve the murder and clear his good Québecois name? More importantly, can he solve it in time to prepare the ice for tonight's big hockey game?? Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production. It was recorded at ...
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Go Ask Allyson

Allyson Sullivan, Lang Realty

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What makes me and this podcast stand out from the crowd? Read below, listen to the show, and leave a rating and review!With over 20 years of experience, Allyson is one of the top Realtors in South Florida. She credits her success to understanding the importance of solid relationships and is extremely well respected by her clients and peers. Allyson has worked hard building her reputation as one of the pre-eminent “OG” Realtors in Palm Beach County and one of Delray Beach’s top-selling agents ...
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This is a local Long Island Podcast given by a veteran drummer on the Long Island music scene. We have a variety of local professional musicians as participants. We joke, give insights and share stories about our over 4 decades of experience in the music profession.
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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Food Fight

Brian DiMattia

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The Food Fight Podcast hosted by Brian DiMattia is Northeastern Pennsylvania's #1 Food Podcast featuring engaging conversations with taste-makers and food thinkers. But this podcast isn't just about sharing food reviews and restaurant recommendations. It's a platform for lively debates, friendly competitions, and insightful conversations about the heart of food culture. Join us weekly for a new episode with a mix of laughter, flavor, and the occasional food fight that packs a punch!
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We cover the K-State Wildcats. "3MAW" features John Kurtz - former Sports Director of 1350 KMAN radio in Manhattan, Derek Young - Editor of the On3 site "K-StateOnline," plus former K-State beat writer for the Manhattan Mercury, Cole Manbeck.
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Rotten Tomato Soup

Rotten Tomato Soup

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Join lifelong friends Laura, Hannah, and Brennan as they seek out the best and worst performances of any given actor's life work via Rotten Tomatoes™ reviews and stew 'em together. Every other week they do their heckin' best to make a movie soup the masses can enjoy. It'll be like a cool, culinary Cronenberg experiment. ...Huh. Maybe we'll do Jeff Goldblum at some point.
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A podcast that makes economics fun and relevant. It equips listeners with information and an understanding of economic concepts, and enables them to connect these to current events. Hosted by University of the Philippines economists JC Punongbayan, Marianne Joy Vital, and Jeff Arapoc. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Speaking Of Wealth with Jason Hartman

Jason Hartman with Dan Millman & Pat Flynn

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Welcome to the "Speaking of Wealth" podcast showcasing profit strategies for speakers, publishers, authors, consultants, and info-marketers. Learn valuable skills to make your business more successful, more passive, more automated, and more scalable. Your host, Jason Hartman interviews top-tier guests, bestselling authors and experts including; Dan Poynter (The Self-Publishing Manual), Harvey Mackay (Swim With The Sharks & Get Your Foot in the Door), Dan Millman (Way of the Peaceful Warrior) ...
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Aria award winning roots musician Jeff Lang has collaborated with many artists on his next album including his friend John Butler on the debut single Seek High. Jeff is on tour across Australia until December with the new album More Life. Guest: Jeff Lang, Aria award winning Australian guitarist and singer songwriter Song: She Uses Silence Like A H…
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John Kurtz, Cole Manbeck and Derek Young preview K-State's first trip to Boulder in 14 years as the Wildcats take on the Colorado Buffaloes. The guys discuss top headlines, keys to the game and more. + Quick hitters, lead pipe locks of the week and K-State game picks! — The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place. Download our app now! Apple:…
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Scott Mason talks with Glenn Naughton of Jetnation.com to chat about the latest news and notes surrounding the New York Jets! Glenn discusses Aaron Rodgers' comments on the Pat McAfee Show regarding the firing of Robert Saleh and other potential shakeups, some notes regarding the Jets' possible next playcaller Todd Downing, notes from ESPN's Adam S…
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Much of what we know about the cosmos and Earth’s place in it is based on theories that are shaky at best. What if there were alternate explanations that question the consensus? Jeremy welcomes Mark Gober to discuss what science tells us about the universe and deconstructs the commonly held beliefs that may prove something is missing from the equat…
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After 30 hits, 20 best-selling albums, five Grammy awards, a Walk of Fame star, Dionne Warwick is still going strong at 83 years old. With a staggering 50 year career under her belt, she is heading to Australia in January to celebrate her hits. Featuring: Dionne Warwick저자 Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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New South Wales Premier Chris Minns South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas at a summit to discuss the harms of social media. A new book from a tech leader sets out his framework for "restoring our sanity online", proposing a new model for social media that safeguards and empowers users. Guest: Mark Weinstein is a US entrepreneur, and author of …
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In the wake of increased violence against women and girls internationally, World Vision's '1000 Girls Day of the Girl' campaign has been calling for sponsorship of girls internationally to help end exploitative practices like child marriage. In Australia, the AFP investigate almost two cases of forced marriage a week. Guests: Helen Schneiders, AFP …
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The West Australian Government will soon release the final plans for a marine park set to protect 1.3 million hectares of ocean. The proposed South Coast Marine Park would cover 1000 kilometres of Western Australia's coastline, stretching from Bremmer Bay on the state's south coast, to the South Australian border. Featured: Scott Bennett, Marine Sc…
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In football, Tony Popovic to coach Australia for the first time tonight when the Socceroos play China in Adelaide tonight - in a must win game. In the AFL, Melbourne pulled off an upset last night in the women's competition, beating Adelaide in a low scoring game. In tennis, Artificial Intelligence to replace line judges at Wimbledon. Sports commen…
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"Let cops be cops again" that's the key message from the NSW Police Association today with almost 2000 officers in parts of the state refusing to perform non-core policing duties in the past 12 days. They say non-essential jobs such as truancy and welfare checks - as well as protests, including the weekly pro-Palestinian demonstrations - have had a…
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The PM is in Laos for ASEAN, meeting with many partners at the summit - including the Chinese Premier. Charles Croucher says we're passed the "stablisation phase" of the China-Australia relationship - and have moved into the "building new partnerships" and trying to strengthen and expand in our export market - with the caveat of crayfish. The Chief…
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The Prime Minister has announced a bill that would prevent the sale of the National Broadband Network, which he said the Coalition wants to privatise. Shadow Minister for Communications, David Coleman told Radio National Breakfast "this was a comical and sad stunt" from the Government designed to create a "confected debate" about the NBN. Guest: Da…
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A Facebook whistleblower and leading psychologist will headline a major summit today,as two states spearhead the push to ban children from social media. With the federal government backing a ban, the premiers of South Australia and New South Wales say it's time to draw a line in the sand. Guest: Peter Malinauskas, Premier of SAChris Minns, Premier …
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More than two years after walking away from state politics, former Premier of Tasmania Peter Gutwein has walked more than 300 kilometres to Canberra. The lengthy walk was aimed at raising awareness of the importance of multicultural Australia - following reports of racially motivated attacks. Guest:Peter Gutwein, former Tasmanian Premier Producer: …
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As Hurricane Milton moves towards making landfall in Florida, the category 4 storm is clocking winds as strong as 230 kilometres per hour. US Air Force pilots have been flying reconnaissance missions into the storm to gather crucial weather forecasting data. Guest: Captain Nate Wordal, 'hurricane hunter' and is a pilot with the US Air Force Produce…
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In the UK, more than 90 women have now come forward with allegations of sexual abuse, including rape, at the hands of longstanding Harrods boss, Mohammed Al Fayed. Barristers acting for the Justice for Harrods Survivors Group say they've fielded more than 200 enquiries from around the world about their proposed legal claim. Guest: Maria Mulla, Barr…
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Kevin Flaherty and Ryan Wallace discuss the latest high school updates in the state of Kansas and Missouri. The guys share some players that stood out the last week, a new commitment for Missouri and more! — The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place. Download our app now! Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kcsn/id6443568374 Google Play: h…
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Scott Mason talks with Glenn Naughton of Jetnation.com to chat about the latest on the New York Jets' coaching situation and the buzz surrounding WR Davante Adams! Glenn discusses Jeff Ulbrich's introductory press conference, possible shakeups in the offensive hierarchy, what Aaron Rodgers involvement was in the situation, the latest buzz on WR ava…
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Communication devices and electric vehicles are exploding and catching fire, hurricanes have been manipulated into unprecedented strength, people are losing everything and being left to die. It has many wondering if that is not the end game. Jeremy welcomes Brad Olsen to discuss the elitist plot to control the planet and their methods of destructio…
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Over 300 artists and groups have been showing their artwork across 50 galleries from Broome to Esperance in Western Australia as part of the Indian Ocean Craft Triennial. Fatemeh Boroujeni is a featuring artist, who's work reclaims the symbolism of the lion for Iranian women. Featuring: Fatemeh Boroujeni, artist…
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Life on earth began about 3.8 billion years ago and the rest is history many are still learning about. Professor Alice Roberts, a broadcaster and author who specialises in human anatomy, evolution, archaeology, and history and she joined Radio National Breakfast to discuss major developments in the archaeology field that are revealing new informati…
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The case between BHP Brasil and those impacted by the Mariana dam disaster will begin in London's High Court this month, almost 10 years after the tragedy happened. Nineteen people were killed and local villages and waterways were destroyed after millions of tonnes of waste from a tailings mine spilled into the river in 2015. Brazilian Indigenous g…
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Senator Fatima Payman is set to unveil a new political party, which she says will "be talking to disenfranchised Labor voters, who believe Labor has lost its way." The Senator says while the party will be progressive, it will recognise that it's "important to be pragmatic" - reconfirming that the party won't be faith based. Guest: Fatima Payman, Se…
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Non-state actors are increasingly involved in international conflicts. And while these groups are normally precluded from conventions that protect human rights, one non-governmental organisation is trying to change that. Geneva Call is a Swiss-based organisation that urges rebel groups to abide by international humanitarian law. Guest: Alain Deletr…
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In rugby league, the re-birth of North Sydney as the Western Bears in Perth came to a crashing halt yesterday. The Australian Rugby League Commission has rejected the financial aspect of the Perth consortium's bid - but all hope isn't lost. And In cricket, the Australian bowlers have dominated New Zealand in the Women's T20 World Cup overnight. Spo…
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The Opposition and the Greens rejected the Government's October 7 commemoration motion yesterday. Chief political correspondent for the nine papers, David Crowe says it's "formal rupture of the parliament after months of disagreement on the Middle East. He says this took it to a place most Australians "don't want to see" - he says Labor has been "s…
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The Government is struggling to get key measures through parliament as the Greens and Coalition team-up in the Senate. Greens leader Adam Bandt says they are willing to work with the Government, but need to see some real reform. It comes as the Greens also chose to abstain from the government's October 7 motion in the House yesterday. Guest: Adam B…
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The Opposition leader yesterday rejected a motion from the PM - commemorating the anniversary of the October 7 attack. Minister for Finance, Katy Gallagher says there was an "extensive dialogue" to try and find a bi-partisan position, and it's regrettable that the Opposition wasn't able to come to the table. Minister Gallagher says she believes the…
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Eight out of 10 Australian's are concerned about the mental health of young people in their lives - that's according to new research out today by the National Youth Mental Health Foundation Headspace. Headspace Chief Clinical Officer joined Radio National to share tips on how to approach the difficult conversation. Guest: Vikki Ryall, Headspace Chi…
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Join Brian Bassett, Travis Milton, Josh Conrad, and Scott Mason as "Play Like A Jet" presents a breaking news bonus edition of "There's Always Next Year" on the Jets' firing of Robert Saleh! The firing of Salrh is broken down in-depth including what we know as of now, up date to speculation, quotes from owner Woody Johnson, thoughts on where the Je…
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A string quartet made from musicians at the Canberra Symphony Orchestra will perform tonight on instruments that have been a part of the National Museums collection since the 1970s. The instruments made by Australia's pre eminent violin Maker Arthur Edward Smith had to be "woken up" by conservators to be ready to used again. Guest: Jennifer Brian, …
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Hurricane Milton is bound for Florida and been classified a Category 5 hurricane. With winds of over 280 kilometres an hour it is predicted to be the worst storm to hit the west coast of Florida in 100 years, and comes just days after Hurricane Helene killed 234 people across six states. Guest: Ryan Truchelut, Chief Meteorologist at WeatherTiger Pr…
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New Zealand has launched an inquiry after a navy ship - HMNZS Manawanui - sank after hitting a reef in the Pacific nation of Samoa. The incident forced its captain to order the 75 crew onto life rafts or smaller vessels, and abandoning ship. But there are fears a huge oil spill could devastate local marine life. Guest: Adel Fruean, ABC's reporter i…
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A Russian missile has struck a ship in Ukraine's southern port of Odesa - killing one Ukrainian and five foreign nationals. It's the second attack on shipping in two days - on Sunday a missile hit a civilian ship - under the flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis - loaded with corn, at another port in the Black Sea grain-export hub. Guest: Ret Cl Mark Canci…
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Cole Manbeck is joined by K-State starting center Sam Hecht discussing his journey to K-State, beginning his career as a walk on, leading blocking for great running backs and more! Presented by Riverbank Brewing. — The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place. Download our app now! Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kcsn/id6443568374 Google …
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Good morning, folks! We're coming to you live on Monday, October 7th, and if you're in Florida, you've probably already got your hurricane game face on. With Hurricane Milton barreling down just a week after Helene, we're here to chat all things storms, from the wild weather to some truly insane real estate disasters. Janine and I (a 30-year season…
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Join Brian Bassett and pals Travis Milton and Josh Conrad as "Play Like A Jet" presents "There's Always Next Year!" This week, Travis and Josh join Brian to discuss the Jets' disastrous loss to the Vikings, why this season has begun to turn into such a mess so quickly, some changes that should probably be made ASAP, a look ahead to Monday night aga…
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In rugby league, Dally M Medallist and premiership winning second-rower Olivier Kernick was left out of the Jillaroos squad yesterday, while James Tedesco was dropped from the Australian men's team. While in cricket, one of the sport's great traditions, the Sheffield Shield, resumes today. Sports commentator and RN Breakfast legend, Warwick Hadfiel…
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Author and business woman Zoe Foster Blake's latest novel looks at a working mum juggling a new business venture as well the demands of life. 'Things Will Calm Down Soon' is the Zoe's first novel in a decade, after writing children's books, relationship advice guides and beauty books. Guest: Zoe Foster Blake, author Producers: Madeleine Hanger & Ma…
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When it comes to prestigious names in filmmaking, you don't get more elite than Cate Blanchett and five-time Oscar winner Alfonso Cuaron. The two have teamed up for a new project, a seven-episode limited series called 'Disclaimer', a psychological thriller about secrets and revenge. Also out this week is satirical comedy 'The Franchise' produced by…
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The federal government is being urged to do more to help Palestinians in Gaza and Australia, as fighting spreads across the Middle East more than a year on from the October 7 attacks. Last night, pro-Palestinian groups marked the anniversary with vigils, defying criticism from across the political spectrum over the timing of the events. Guest: Izza…
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The retired Chief of Defence of the Netherlands General Tom Middendorp will address the National Press Club today about climate change being a matter of national security. The general says the military has resources that could help combat climate change and that addressing climate issues can help promote peace. Guest: General Tom Middendorp retired…
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As parliament reconvenes today, a small group of onlookers will be watching Question Time from the gallery, dressed in blue. They're all people who've been harmed by gambling and they've come to Canberra to deliver a message directly to the federal government. Group co-founder Anna Bardsley told Radio National Breakfast we need meaningful gambling …
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Plane loads of Australians have returned home from Lebanon overnight, touching down as Israel ramps up its operations in Gaza and Lebanon overnight. It comes as Mark Butler issues the strongest defence of Israel at an anniversary event last night. Karen Middleton says the Government is facing acute pressure, "trapped with being forced to be nuanced…
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