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À quoi tu jouis?28. Histoires de jouets (avec Myriam Daguzan-Bernier et Anne-Laurie Poirier)Laïma et Justin discutent de sextoys avec l’autrice et sexologue Myriam Daguzan-Bernier et avec Anne-Laurie Poirier, chargée de projet au Club et ancienne employée d’un sexshop. Entre la grande Histoire des jouets sexuels, celle qui a révolutionné l’intimité en Amérique du Nord, et la petite histoire, celle qui prend la forme d'anecdotes plus intimes, nos invitées vibrent au rythme des joujoux. Du vibrateur de Charlotte dans Sex and the City, en passant par la mythique corne d’abeilles de Cléopâtre et les sex machines, cet épisode fait l’effet d’un Womanizer...
2025-05-281h 43
Stage WhisperWhisper in the Wings Episode 450We were so excited to welcome back playwright Doug DeVita, and welcome for the first time actor Kevin Ligon, on the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper. They stopped by to talk about their new work being presented as part of the Fresh Fruit Festival, Goddess of the Hunt. This was such a great time discussing this brilliant work, and we are still over the moon over the memories that were shared on this episode. So be sure you tune in and turn up for this great show!Goddess of the Hunt
2024-04-2529 min
CrossPolitic ShowWere We Too Nice? | Andrew Klavan ResponsesToby Sumpter’s Blog Post on the Matter:https://tobyjsumpter.com/andrew-klavan-me-and-the-jews/
Follow A.D. Robles’ Show on Andrew Klavan & Ligon Duncanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkumzKaA1JQ
Catch our original show w/ Andrew Klavan Here:https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/28290
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2024-04-0342 min
Made to be BrokenThings They Say You Can't Do in Law School w/ Cason SmithCason Smith is a 3L at Georgia Law - he's one of my classmates. In this episode we talk about Cason's many hobbies. While in law school, Cason has attempted to sail up the East Coast, learned to breathe fire, hosted a talk show with his twin brother, and done many more stunts.
We talk about his ghost pepper eating stunt. Here's the video: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbobH-ZIgWR/?igshid=NmNmNjAwNzg=
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2022-09-071h 20
Made to be BrokenDressing Well on a Budget w/ Joe FantThis episode is a little bit different from the usual. Today I'm talking to one of my two older brothers, Joe Fant. Joe is the senior pastor of a church in South Bend, Indiana. He's passionate about his church, his family, and oxford cotton button down shirts.
We're coming up on summertime, and for many law students that - hopefully - means a summer job in a law firm, a government agency, or something in between. Many students will have to put together a professional wardrobe before the end of May, and most of them are doing...
2022-03-1030 minMade to be BrokenFrom Law School to Kuwait and Back w/ Teddy WaldronTeddy Waldron is a first-year at Georgia Law and an Explosive Ordnance Disposal officer in the New York Army National Guard. He started law school with the class of 2023, deployed to Kuwait for almost a year, and is back finishing his first year with the class of 2024. In this episode we talk about his adventures and what it's like to come back to law school after something like that.
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2022-01-3054 min
Wise Works PodcastMilitary Experience Stories // Andrew Ligon Fant | Wise Works Podcast | Ep. 158Today, we talk with Andrew Ligon Fant about his military experience and stories he has from years serving. Andrew is currently in law school and hosts his podcast called "Made To Be Broken". Your podcast hosts today are Joe & Josh Wisener. Wise Works Podcast Ep. #158
Andrew Ligon Fant Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew.ligon.fant/
"Made To Be Broken" Podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jS6EICrzZtdon7vM4XcvW?si=DY9R67foQmmvgxHLN1xSwA
"Made To Be Broken" Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/made-to-be-broken/id1529622977
2022-01-041h 11Made to be BrokenFrom War Zones to Law School w/ Emina Herzberger & Hannah SbaityToday's guests are Emina Herzberger and Hannah Sbaity. Hannah and Emina are both third-year law students at the University of Georgia. All three of us have been in war zones, and that's what we're going to talk about in this episode. We talk about Emina's experience as a refugee from Bosnia and Hannah's experience being evacuated from Lebanon.
The recent withdrawal from Afghanistan has sparked many conversations about war and what that means for the very real people caught in the middle of them - that's how this conversation got started.
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2021-09-0450 minMade to be BrokenThe Titanic Disaster and the Duty to Rescue at Sea w/ Martin CohickToday's guest is Martin Cohick. Martin is a 3L at South Texas College of Law in Houston, TX. Martin and I were classmates at West Point where we graduated in 2011. I really became friends with Martin at the Army Reconnaissance Course at Fort Benning, GA. I talk to Martin almost every day, and I look forward to podcasting again with Martin in the future.
In this episode we talk about some research Martin has done on the duty to rescue at sea. Don't prejudge it - it's very interesting, and I hope you enjoy...
2021-07-101h 01
Artists Among UsS1, E3: Latex and Lard in the Meatpacking DistrictA vibrant Queer community inhabited Manhattan’s Meatpacking District when Gordon Matta-Clark created a sculpture by carving into Pier 52 on the Hudson River. This episode recalls a golden age when sex, art, and creativity converged on the waterfront in the years prior to the AIDS crisis in New York City. Hosted by Carrie Mae Weems. Episode guests (in order of appearance): Andrew Berman, Betsy Sussler, Efrain Gonzalez, Paul Gallay, Jonathan Weinberg, Laura Harris, Egyptt LaBeija, Tom Finklepearl, Glenn Ligon, Randal Wilcox, archival recording of Alvin Baltrop, Luc Sante, Elegance Bratton, Stefanie Rivera, Catherine Seavitt.
2021-05-2839 minArtists Among UsS1, E2: A Cathedral of Light on the Hudson RiverHow did the artist Gordon Matta-Clark transform a dilapidated shipping pier into a “cathedral of light”? In this episode, we trace the decline of Manhattan’s formerly flourishing meat markets and waterfront industries. Amid the decay, Matta-Clark spotted the potential for beauty. Hosted by Carrie Mae Weems. Episode guests (in order of appearance): Betsy Sussler, Jonathan Weinberg, Jane Crawford, Andrew Berman, Tom Finkelpearl, Adam Weinberg, Laura Harris, Florent Morellet, Catherine Seavitt, Glenn Ligon, Jessamyn Fiore, John Jobaggy, Alan Michelson, George Stonefish, Curtis Zunigha, Eric Sanderson, Luc Sante.
2021-05-2139 min
Made to be BrokenHardship, Golf, and Law School Summer Jobs w/ Noah NixToday's guest is Noah Nix. Noah's an Atlanta native and a first-year here at Georgia Law. He studied pre-med at Fordham University in New York, where he also played wide receiver on the football team. Before coming to law school, Noah worked at a tech company in Atlanta for about a year and a half. He's the kind of guy people say nice things about behind his back, and I know you're going to enjoy this conversation with him.
In this episode we talk about overcoming hardship, Noah's golf apparel line, lining up summer j...
2021-03-1336 min
Showgirls LifeDiversifying the Narrative: stories from dancers of the line formerly known as the Ebony line and beyond part 7This is the final episode of a seven part series in which I feature guests that are all People of Color that performed in Hallelujah Hollywood, Jubilee, and/or Hello, Hollywood, Hello between 1973-2016. To culminate this series, I bring together the most impactful stories, previously unpublished, from the guests in this series and a few more from other guest’s conversations. We talk about racial discrimination in entertainment in the 50s and 60s, Hollywood casting in the 70s, casting for LA music videos in the 80s, racial discrimination in Europe in the 80s, how sticking with the “status quo”...
2021-02-2757 minMade to be BrokenEntrepreneurship, Community Improvement, and Becoming the Most Interesting Man in the World w/ Frank LumpkinOur guest today is Frank Lumpkin. Frank is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. He also did his undergrad at UGA and has a degree in finance. He's passionate about entrepreneurship and community improvement. In addition to being a law student, he's the the CFO of COLGA, a Columbus apparel brand, and the President of the Youth Infrastructure Coalition.
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2021-01-3047 minMade to be BrokenWriting Legislation and Starting a Student Organization w/ Caleb Grant and Aaron CourtCaleb Grant and Aaron Court are both first-year law students at the University of Georgia School of Law. This past fall, they started Fabrica Legis, a student organization focused on writing legislation. Support them by going to the link below and getting involved, and send Caleb an email if you have any questions. If you're a UGA law student, watch for an email from Fabrica Legis, which will be this coming week.
https://www.law.uga.edu/fabrica-legis
james.grant@uga.edu
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2021-01-2332 minMade to be BrokenLessons Learned from First Semester of Law School w/ Jonah GriegoJonah Griego is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. Jonah was our first guest on the podcast, and I asked him to come back on to talk about lessons learned from our first semester of law school.
If you have any questions or comments, shoot us an email at mtbbpodcast@gmail.com or use the Anchor link to send us a voicemail.
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2020-12-191h 00Made to be BrokenHunting, Conservation, and Law School w/ Gage PattonToday's guest is Gage Patton. Before going to law school, Gage did his undergrad and UGA then spent two years working in the agriculture industry.
In this episode, we talk to Gage about hunting and conservation as well as what inspired him to go to law school.
Links:
Gage's blog: https://millennialwoodsman.com
Randy Newberg: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQOcUD2aFxEjc-_4JJBLYyg
In City Limits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_rNwlGnXYo
Elk Bugling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVL3MYasc-k
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2020-10-1747 minMade to be BrokenCOVID in Law School w/ Gavin ChildersToday's guest is Gavin Childers. Gavin is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law, and he also did his undergrad at UGA. Gavin contracted COVID two weeks into the school year and worked through it.
In this episode we talk about Gavin's experience with COVID and UGA's efforts to limit its spread.
If you enjoy this podcast and want to help us out, the best way you can do that is by subscribing, sharing it with a friend, and leaving us a great review on your favorite podcast app.
2020-10-101h 00Made to be BrokenAlex KotheToday's guest is Alex Kothe. Alex is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. Before coming to law school, Alex studied at the University of Pennsylvania, where she was on the gymnastics team.
In this episode we talk about balancing an ivy league education with gymnastics, deciding to go to law school and choosing law schools, law school during COVID, and sports.
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2020-10-0357 minMade to be BrokenCaleb ThompsonCaleb Thompson is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. Caleb did his undergrad at Columbia University in New York and spent two years studying at Science Po (the Institute of Political Studies) in France.
In this episode we talk about studying in France, law exams in COVID times, the importance of mentorship, selecting law schools, and college football.
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2020-09-2651 minMade to be BrokenJosh AllenJosh Allen is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. Before coming to law school, Josh studied jazz at the University of Miami and worked as a professional jazz musician. In this episode, we talk about jazz, modern challenges to the music industry, and Josh's decision to go to law school.
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2020-09-051h 00Made to be BrokenNishka MalikNishka Malik is a first-year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. In this episode we talk about boarding school in India, Nishka's first week of law school, the importance of community involvement, and Tik Tok.
Follow Nishka on TikTok @iheartraspberries.
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2020-08-2955 minMade to be BrokenMTBB #001 - Jonah GriegoJonah Griego is a first year law student at the University of Georgia School of Law. He's a tall dude with a big heart and lots of political opinions.
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2020-08-241h 05
Explain MeZombie Figuration Isn't a Thing: A Critical Autopsy with Antwaun Sargent
In this episode of Explain Me, critic and curator Antwaun Sargent joins us to discuss the effects of the pandemic and Alex Greenberger's Zombie Figuration, a confusing essay that appeared earlier this month in ARTnews. In the first half hour we discuss the disparate effects of the pandemic and general politics. Then we move on to art, zombies, race, and why art has limits.
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Antwaun Sargent is an art critic and a writer who has contributed to The New York Times, The New Yorker, Vice and more, as well...
2020-08-042h 06
ERLC PodcastA Saharan dust storm, reopening issues, and a conversation with Andrew T. WalkerIn this episode, Josh, Lindsay, are joined by Meagan Smith. They discuss Coronavirus back in the news with rising cases in many states, North Carolina pausing their reopening plan, and Apple telling you how long to wash your hands. They also discuss the Mississippi state flag, Bostock fallout, a Saharan dust storm, and the oldest living dog. Lindsay gives a rundown of this week’s ERLC content including a piece by Missie Branch with “Why hope will sustain us through the pain: Trusting in God while laboring for reconciliation,” Katie Blackburn with “Why proximity changes how we love oth...
2020-06-2645 min
The TruthNaomi's WorldA trip to the museum takes a surreal turn.
Performed by Isabel Frohnhofer, Tom Ligon, Elana Fishbein, Imran Chowdhury, Laura Parker, Philipp Goedicke, Dennis Pacheco, Blanche Ames, Ron Palais, Willy Appelman, Andrew Yurman-Glaser, and Phoebe Tyers.
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2013-12-1010 min