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The Civil War Center PodcastThe Civil War and Video Games - Dr. James "Trae" Welborn III (Author & Professor)Today we are joined by Dr. James "Trae" Welborn III. He is a professor at GCSU and author of Playing at War: Identity and Memory in Civil War Video Games (American Wars and Popular Culture). Purchase the book below:https://a.co/d/9D4OIVS
2025-11-271h 02
The Civil War Center PodcastThe Civil War & Video Games - James "Trae" Welborn III (Author & Professor)Today we are joined by Dr. James "Trae" Welborn III. He is a professor at GCSU and author of Playing at War: Identity and Memory in Civil War Video Games (American Wars and Popular Culture). Purchase the book below:https://a.co/d/9D4OIVS">https://a.co/d/9D4OIVS
2025-11-231h 02
Pete's Percussion Podcast - Pete ZambitoPete's Percussion Podcast: Episode 427 - Andrew LyngeUniversity of Alabama Percussion Professor and Epoch Percussion Quartet member Andrew Lynge stops by to talk about his job at Alabama and working through the pandemic (02:15), his percussion ensemble performing at PASIC twice in the last few years (18:45), Epoch Percussion (25:10), growing up near Dallas (32:00), going the Texas A&M-Commerce for undergrad and doing DCI (41:10) his master’s degree time at Colorado State (52:40), his doctoral years at the University of Texas at Austin, teaching at Commerce as an adjunct and his first job at Jacksonville State University (AL) (01:03:50), and settles into the Random Ass Questions, including segments on being a co...
2025-01-0900 min
We Hate MoviesThe Final Destination
“It’s a bunch of dead-eyed, CW, catalog models…” - Andrew, on this cast of dead meats
On this week’s episode, the 2024 Halloween Spooktacular continues on the FOUR-OR MOVIE journey with the absolutely dreadful box office juggernaut, The Final Destination! How silly are all these 3D gags? Why did they cut the budget so harshly on this one, thus killing all their special effects? Why did the writers think the script needed that slur when you can already tell that the character is racist? And how in the world do you make one of these movies without the legend...
2024-10-082h 03
Beyond 385 YardsDebriefs from the two big Easter showdowns. Plus should we train when ill? Drakey's ring predicts when illness is on its wayFor this Easter special we've got debriefs from the two big showdowns.Chris Fawcett vs Tom Squires at Maidenhead 10 on Good FridayKarl Welborn vs Andrew Drake at Cardiff Parkrun on Holy SaturdayNothing else really matters this episode but we do also cover;Should we train when illDrakey's ring predicting illness7 days in 7 minutes for our respective training weeksListener questionsJoin the WhatsApp group https://chat.whatsapp.com/EJ0IV08yhaAC9hQmaVjxsl
2024-04-011h 09Beyond 385 YardsNEW SEGMENT ALERT - Drakey's ring, Welborn vs Drake in Cardiff, squirrels and going easy like Phil SesemannWe're back with epsiode 9 of season 2 and we have a new segment!This week we cover;Who's your favourite GallagherCheshire 10kThe good, bad and ugly of our training weeks (inluding random reference to squirrels)Is mileage king?What can we learn from Phil Sesemann about running easy?Bouncing back from marathonsDrakey's ring - NEW SEGMENT!!Catering arrangements for BTC 5k Race Day just for Ian ConnockWelborn vs Drake face off at Cardiff Parkrun on 30th March.Can you believe we do all of that in 70 minutes?!
2024-03-111h 13
JUST FYI POD: Conversations about Culture, Ideas, and LifeOur 20 Most Spiritually Significant Films of All Time: #9Authors Christopher B. Barnett and Amy Welborn continue to countdown the most spiritually significant films of cinematic history. On this episode, they discuss and debate the #9 film on their respective lists—for Chris, Stanley Kubrick’s dystopian satire A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (1971); for Amy, Andrew Niccol’s sci-fi drama GATTACA (1997). As always, please listen, rate, and comment. For more details, see cbarnett.substack.com and subscribe for free.
2024-01-291h 14Beyond 385 YardsMidland Road Relays, Chris' achilles woes and it's Berlin race day. 10 weeks until Valencia.We're back for episode 4 and this week it's Andrew, Chris and Karl. Lizzie is in Berlin running a 2.5 minute PB so should be back with us next week.Lots covered this week, including;Karl gloating about BRAT's performance at the Midland Road RelaysA recap of Berlin maratuon, including Lizzie's outstanding performance.The good, bad and the ugly of our training weeks. (spoiler alert. Lots of good for Andrew. Karl has been on Zwift and Chris' achilles is on the mend.Training fad of the week got merged with listener...
2023-09-241h 03
Don't Worry, B MoviesBlades of Glory (2007) w/ Kent WelbornThe ice is cold, but feelings for this movie are... hot hot hot! This week we have a blast discussing the Will Ferrell and Jon Heder film Blades of Glory with our good friend and eminent three-of-three Mouse Couch member Kent Welborn! The three of us bemoan the fact that Jenna Fischer isn't in more films and ruminate on the significance of owning the EXACT SAME DUVET COVER as the one used in the film. I mean, what? Holy moly guacamole. This is a very special movie and we are happy that you are sharing in that specialness with...
2022-12-1259 min
CECC Morning AnnouncementsCECC Morning Announcements Sept 3What do you call ducks in a box? A box of quackersHBD- Andrew Welborn
2021-09-0300 min
Peds OrthoLit. Update with Todd MilbrandtTodd Milbrandt of Mayo discusses his recent research on vertebral body tethering and bending films from Spine Deformity. We also highlight papers from the newest editions of JBJS, JPO, JPO-B, and JPOSNA. Your hosts are Carter Clement from Children’s Hospital of New Orleans, Craig Louer from Vanderbilt, Josh Holt from Iowa, and Julia Sanders from Children's Hospital Colorado. Music by A. A. Alto.
Primary articles:
1. Defining the learning curve in CT-guided navigated thoracoscopic vertebral body tethering. Smitha Mathew, A Noelle Larson, D Dean Potter, Todd A Milbrandt. Spine Deformity May 2021.
2. Compar...
2021-06-251h 02
En liten pauseTom and Jackie Hawks "Lost at sea"I denne episoden forteller Maria om en sak fra 2004, hvor ekteparet Tom og Jackie Hawks forsvinner rett etter de har bestemt seg for og selge en båt. Lytt til episoden for å høre saken.
Kilder: Artikler: AbcNews: A receipt form target, a stolen car in Mexico and a third unsolved murder. Av: Allie Yang og Andrew Paparella.https://abcnews.go.com/US/receipt-target-stolen-car-mexico-unsolved-murder-investigation/story?id=68204176
CbcNews: 48 hours mystery the dark voyage. Av: N.Nhttps://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-mystery-dark-voyage-12-06-2010/
Cb...
2021-04-0735 min
News and Features from MTSUOut of the Blue: July 2020 (Full Show)On this episode of "Out of the Blue," we learn how our Department of Theatre and Dance is shaping stories written by area children into works of art that will soon go on tour. We learn about the new $36 million building for the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences that will open for classes this fall. And we explore Supply Chain Management, one of the most popular programs in the Jones College of Business, made even more relevant by our response to COVID-19.
Jette Halladay from the College of Liberal Arts as she leads an undergraduate research project that takes...
2020-07-0229 min
A History of Rock Music in 500 SongsEpisode 61: “That’ll Be the Day” by The CricketsEpisode sixty-one of A History of Rock Music in Five Hundred Songs looks at "That'll Be the Day" by The Crickets. Click the full post to read liner notes, links to more information, and a transcript of the episode.
Patreon backers also have a ten-minute bonus episode available, on "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" by Gene Autry
Errata
I say in here that Larry Welborn lent Holly a thousand dollars. That money was actually lent Holly by his brother, also called Larry.
I also at one point say "That'll Be the Day" was...
2019-12-1600 min