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Rabbitt Stew ComicsEpisode 4882024 Stewies Year-End Spectacular! Comic Reviews: DC Metamorpho: The Element Man 1 by Al Ewing, Steve Lieber, Lee Loughridge Taste of Justice Holiday Preview by Andrew Aydin, Domo Stanton Marvel Hellhunters 1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Adam Gorham, Frank Martin Kidpool & Spider-Boy 1 by Christopher Yost, Nathan Stockman, Jed Dougherty, Chris Campana, Craig Yeung, Andrew Dalhouse Sabretooth: The Dead Don’t Talk 1 by Frank Tieri, Michael Sta. Maria, Dono Sanchez-Almara, Javi Laparra Star Wars: The Battle of Jakku – Last Stand 1 by Alex Segura, Jethro Morales, Jim Campbell; Alex Segura, Leonard Kirk, Jim Campbell Timeslide 1 by Steve Foxe, Ivan Fiorelli, Frank D’Ar...2025-01-043h 47
The Movie Loft PodcastThe Wild Life 1984Send us a textIt's casual. This Cameron Crowe flick, referred to as the spiritual sequel to Fast Times at Ridgemont High, brings together a cast on the cusp of breaking the decade of movies wide open.....right after its release. We've got Chris Penn (Footloose), Eric Stoltz (Mask), Ilan Mitchel Smith (Weird Science), Leah Thompson (Back to the Future), Randy Quaid, Rick Moranis and Jenny Wright (St. Elmo's Fire). With cameos by Leo Penn, Lee Ving, Sherilyn Fenn, Ronnie Wood, Ben Stein and Robert Ridgely! And a score by EDDIE VAN HALEN!!!!2024-09-111h 06
Football's Greatest: Could It Be Magic?Best of... Greatest RegretsBig moves that don’t happen. Being left out of a match day squad. Hearing you’re not good enough.
Football is full of regrets and in this latest compilation episode of Football’s Greatest with Jeff Stelling, we hear some of our guests’ biggest ones from their careers.
Former Australia keeper Mark Schwarzer explains how a move to Arsenal fell apart in 2010 and why it left him frustrated and upset with the Fulham manager Mark Hughes and the club’s owner.
Brighton midfielder James Milner recalls how it felt to be subbed off by Fabio Capello after just 25 minutes of...2024-08-1317 min
Football's Greatest: Could It Be Magic?Best of...the Greatest Fall OutsFootball’s Greatest continues to bring you some of the best moments from the series so far. This episode focusses on the some of our favourite stories we've heard about disagreements and rivalries.
Glenn Hoddle reminisces about David Beckham’s red card against Argentina at the 1998 World Cup, gives his thoughts on how their relationship was handled in the ‘Beckham’ documentary and how he feels about it all now.
Matthew Le Tissier recalls his bruising encounters with Arsenal hard man Martin Keown from his ’Top 5 Toughest Opponents’ episode, what made Keown so annoying to play against and how it felt scoring agai...2024-07-3019 min
Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonBy-Election, Bye-Bye. The Liberals lose St. Paul's to the Tories.The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Does the Toronto—St. Paul's by-election presage the end of Justin Trudeau? A surprise uptick in May’s inflation figures is pouring water on hopes for another interest rate cut from the Bank of Canada in July. According to new Angus Reid polling, although there is chatter of Justin Trudeau’s ouster, potential Liberal replacements offer little room for the party to recover. How important, really, is the upcoming CNN televised debate between Trump and Biden? Is it must-see television? We get an update from the City of Hamilton on the st...2024-06-261h 19
Tell No TalesS2 E10.5 - Find A WayA Reunion of SortsContent Warnings: Discussion of death, extensive exploration of grief, loss of a spouse.Transcript: https://tellnotalespod.com/transcripts/transcript-s2-e10-5-find-a-way/Written and produced by Leanne Egan. In this episode you heard the voices of Josie Thomas as Louisa, Shannon Kelly as Julia, Phil Thompson as Riley, Cameron Gergett as Stephen, and Eric Willmott as Arthur.Twin Strangers Productions is partly sponsored by World Anvil, the leading tool for creatives of all varieties. To support TSP and get 51% OFF of a yearly World Anvil subscription, click...2024-05-2008 min
Last Meal on Earth (LME) 2024LME - Sean Douglas - ACTORLME - Sean Douglas - ACTORhttps://www.mandy.com/uk/a/sean-douglas -------- 2023 Horror-Style Hip-Hop Sample Pack Voiceover Inimitable Records Kane Jacob Train DBS 2022 Kev Online & Multimedia Bosch GLM Danny Jones / Electric House 2022 D W Grainger Voiceover La Petite Shelaagh Ferrell / Silent Fizz Media Ltd Film Animation 2022 Fish Voiceover La Petite Shelaagh Ferrell / Silent Fizz Media Ltd Film Animation 2020 Police Officer Television Britain's Most Evil Killers Lloyd Thompson / Woodcut Media Sky Crime 2017 Builder Commercials & Industrials Screwfix Stores TVC Jamie Cadwell / Wordley Production 2016 Barry Film The Boot Liam Ellis / Perception Media 2015 Dracul-Soze Online & Multimedia Alien...2024-05-111h 43Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonCdns Weigh In On Possible Liberal Leadership CandidatesThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Randy Travis’s new song, created with the help of AI. Boeing's new Starliner capsule set for first crewed flight to space station. A developing story… Hamas has reportedly accepted the ceasefire proposal put forward by Egypt and Qatar. We look at Canada’s ongoing and growing tensions with India. The recent survey by Abacus Data asked 1,500 respondents about their impressions of seven “possible Liberal leadership candidates” to one day succeed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Spam texts are becoming a bigger nuisance, and pose security threats of their own. It is all com...2024-05-071h 12Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonAre Canadians starting to realize we don't really have a Liberal government?The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon have teamed up and released a new song together, ‘Primrose Hill.’ Toronto Raptors player Jontay Porter has been handed a lifetime ban from The National Basketball Association following an investigation which found he disclosed confidential information to sports bettors, the league says. Doug Ford has weighed in on Ontario parliament’s keffiyeh ban. Like Provincial NDP leader Marit Stiles and Bonnie Crombie of the Ontario Liberals, Premier Ford also wants the ban reversed. What is the potential de-escalation in tensions between Israel and Iran, what m...2024-04-191h 08Tell No TalesS2 E7.5 - A RevelationIt's time to test out the new recorder at the Coronation ClubContent Warnings: Discussion of death, grief, lost of a partner, and homophobia. Mention of alcohol.Transcript: https://tellnotalespod.com/transcripts/transcript-s2-e7-5-a-revelation/Written and produced by Leanne Egan. In this episode you heard the voices of Josie Thomas as Louisa, Shannon Kelly as Julia, Phil Thompson as Riley, and Eric Willmott as ArthurTwin Strangers Productions is partly sponsored by World Anvil, the leading tool for creatives of all varieties. To support TSP and get 51% OFF of...2024-04-0811 min
LE CLASHP.A. Bédard (Attache Tatuque, Screwl Stew, Prototype-A, Black Swan Theory)ENCOURAGEZ LA SCÈNE LOCALE!!!Lors de cet épisode, je m’entretiens avec le ‘’one man band’’ P.A. Bédard d’Attache Tatuque, puis on boit de la Messorem et du vin français. On jase en long et en large de Screwl Stew et Prototype-A, la naissance du projet Attache Tatuque, le nom du band, monter un band (l’appel est lancée à Kamakazi et L’Affaire Pélican), la pandémie et le studio maison, le EP ‘’Statistiques Oubliées’’, des clips et des singles à venir, la vie à Ste-Julie, son parcours musical et celui de son père, travailler avec Steve T...2024-03-113h 04Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonSpeaking with Jagmeet Singh about pharmacare in CanadaThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Wednesday's passage of a Conservative motion came a day later than the party originally hoped for after debate around amendments stretched until the end of the allotted meeting time. This week we heard BlackBerry is making moves to become the go-to company for designing the operating systems for cars. Beyoncé has gone country and become the first black woman to top the Billboard Country Music chart, and we're due to get four interconnected movies about The Beatles, from director Sam Mendes! Yesterday we spoke with Ward 5 councillor Matt Francis about t...2024-02-241h 09Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonFreedom Convoy 2 years later, and the fallout of the Mosley Ruling…The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Late, great Canadian rocker Robbie Robertson of The Band is now nominated for an Oscar in the Original Score category for his contributions to ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ on Tuesday. Where do the federal Liberals go, politically, following the ruling from Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley on their use of the Emergencies Act two years ago, in the face of “Freedom Convoy” protests? How will the cap on international student visas impact schools and their business, what about other areas of the economy? Leger polling shows respondents do not have hig...2024-01-251h 17Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonExplosion at Niagara Falls' Rainbow BridgeThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:What are security agencies doing in the hours following events like the explosion at the Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls? Liberals are finally feeling the economic squeeze, evidently, and their new fiscal update shows it. Pausing the Carbon Tax? New Leger polling shows how Canadians feel about the idea. Taylor Swift’s tour takes a dark turn in Rio de Janeiro. Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun joins us to discuss his recent article highlighting the rise of anti-Semitic intimidation taking place in schools. How will the fiscal update from th...2023-11-231h 15Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonThis Neck Guard Is Made In Hamilton!The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:In the wake of the absolute tragedy suffered by former NHL player Adam Johnson, there has been a rush of orders from around the world for the Aegis neck guard- made by a Hamilton company. What’s up with the freezing rain? And are we in for some full-blown snowfall in the next while? The G7 have released a statement on the Israel-Hamas war, calling for a “humanitarian pause.” It seems like the HSR is on track for a strike. Were any last-minute deals reached, any messages from the city at all...2023-11-091h 13
Drag Drive Repeat PodcastThe Drag-N-Drive Show Presented by Summit Racing - EP 24 - World Champion, Miles of Mayhem and Index Class Racing
Welcome to the Drag-N-Drive Show presented by Summit Racing for August 2nd
This week, we are covering Miles of Mayhem updates, Drag-N-Drive World Champion Points Series Top 5 standings, a recap of the 11.00 Index from Summit Racing Midwest Drags, 12.00 Index from RMRW and then we’ll have Chris Story and Phil Balmaceda on the show to tell their 10k+ mile Alaska Speed Week/RMRW story in Phil’s ZR1 Corvette
Eric's Updates from this week, Mustang runs again! Reminder to inspect fuel cell foam. New fuel cell, fuel pump, fuel filter, deca...2023-08-052h 15Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonWhy is the RCMP investigating foreign interference cases when the Special Rapporteur said we don't need a public inquiry?The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:John Lennon’s voice is back from the dead, thanks to artificial intelligence and Peter Jackson, and because of this, there will be what Paul McCartney calls a “final Beatles record” with a song featuring Artificial Lennon released later this year. Erin O’Toole – the former Conservative leader and Ontario MP – used his last address to the House of Commons to issue a call to colleagues to focus on what he said should be figuring out the country's national purpose. Pat Sajak is taking one last spin on Wheel of Fortune, ann...2023-06-141h 00Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonBudget day! It's like Christmas without presentsThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Federal budget day and Scott is as excited as can be! Over the course of the afternoon we were drip fed info and had a good hearty reaction with former Liberal MP Dan McTeague, and macroeconomics PhD Dr. Eric Kam. Along the way Scott chats with Elissa Freeman about the city of Regina’s marketing direction. The city that rhymes with fun, as they say. The Young and the Restless is approaching its 50th year on the air, television critic Bill Brioux shares some thoughts on that. In the wake of...2023-03-291h 15Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonThe Grammys, Niagara's seismic disruption, the Chinese balloon was blown up, Marit Stiles in the NDP, and moreThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Did you watch the Grammys last night? Scott had a look and he checks in with Eric Alper, publicist and music commentator, to see what history was made. Did you feel that last night? Like a little tickle in the foundation of your house? There was a light earthquake in Buffalo, not too long after Turkey’s massive shockwaves. Structural geology professor, Dr. Alexander Peace talks to Scott about the scale of the shocks which hit Niagara. The balloon that grabbed everyone’s attention as it drifted over Montanna has been...2023-02-071h 20
ScuttlePuck NHL Hockey PodcastEpisode Phil Watson (410): It's the Connor Bedard Show as Canada Wins Gold! Vegas Stories.Canada takes gold at the World Junior as Connor Bedard justifies the hype. We're back from Vegas and not everything has to stay in Vegas. Listen Here: iTunes Google Play Stitcher Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Banter - Vegas Title Player Phil Watson Phil Watson -> 40-41 Rangers Bryan Hextall -> Grandfather Ron Hextall -> 98-99 Flyers Trent Klatt -> 00-01 Canucks Matt Cooke Phil Watson -> 47-48 Rangers Fred Shero -> Coached 79-80 Rangers Ed Hospodar -> 87-88 Sabres Benoit Hogue -> 89-90 Sabres Rob Ray AND 01-02 Bruins Eric Manlow Phil Watson...2023-01-091h 08Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonR.I.P. Christine McVie. Dead at 79.The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:The average cost of a Christmas tree is up — like everything else this year — thanks to higher fuel, fertilizer and labour costs, climate change, higher insurance rates and, according to several growers, a continent-wide shortage of trees. Shortly before we went to air, we learned that Christine McVie – singer and songwriter for Fleetwood Mac – had passed away at the age of 79. How will the Federal Liberals handle the shift in how they address the Government of China? Some have notices that Trudeau may already have begun altering the way he discusse...2022-12-011h 06Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonPutin declares martial law in annexed areas of Ukraine, expected decision or desperate move?The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson:Robert Gordon, who revived rockabilly and had a special place in Hamilton – playing several times at This Ain’t Hollywood – has died at the age of 75. The amount of voters who took advantage of advanced polls this election season was a dramatic increase over 2018, why? We speak with Lou Molinaro, to talk about the passing of Robert Gordon and his place in the Hamilton music scene. The RCMP officer who was killed on duty in Burnaby, B.C., Tuesday has been identified as Const. Shaelyn Yang, a member of the local...2022-10-201h 16
The Sports Media PodcastEpisode 48: Joe Buck and Troy AikmanESPN’s new Monday Night Football announcers Joe Buck and Troy Aikman join the pod to talk about how and why they moved from Fox to ESPN during the offseason. Aikman details his talks with Amazon and ESPN and discusses how much Tony Romo’s CBS salary played into his decision to leave. Buck talks about his reasons for leaving Fox and why he’s decided to give up the baseball booth. A UCLA alum, Aikman also addresses his school’s move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten. Marchand and Ourand also discuss Amazon’s exclusive...2022-08-311h 06
Football United vs Soccer CityEric Thompson (Part 1)Episode 67 Eric Thompson (Part 1)Welcome to episode 67 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast, proudly brought to you by H. Parsons Funeral Directors, an Australian family owned and operated funeral director, serving the Illawarra since 1893.Firstly I would like to sincerely thank all of the interviewees, listeners and the football community of the Illawarra, Australia and the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the brilliant people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.Episode 67 will be split into multiple parts and will delve into a...2022-03-142h 12
Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonRemembering Sydney Poitier, Trudeau bobbleheads enter National Bobblehead Hall of Fame, Should long-term care facilities increase restrictions with increase to case rates? Transat cancelling 30% of flights & Have we lost the ability to agree to disagree?The Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson
Jam-packed show today as Scott brings us all of today’s news and events. Did you know that it’s National Bobblehead day? Phil Sklar does, and he shares the announcement of two variations of a Justin Trudeau bobblehead. We cover more on COVID-19, including the 4th booster for Long Term Care residents, the question of whether LTC facilities should be restrictive in the face of the booming case rates, and Transat cancelling 30% of flights. And the biggest question of the modern day: Have we lost the ability to agree to d...2022-01-081h 05
Comes A TimeGary LambertThis week on Comes A Time, Gary Lambert joins Oteil and Mike to talk about the eclectic range of influences of the Grateful Dead, the ways that art can reflect the state of a society, and why it's important to take healthy breaks from “the earth clock,” as Mike cleverly describes it. You’ll hear Gary tell the guys a serendipitous story about how Phil Lesh directly influenced him to become a bass player, discuss Bill Graham’s incredible attention to detail and his greatness as a promoter, and a jazz concert that Gary saw in 1972 that left the audience quite li...2021-11-121h 28
Hamilton Today with Scott ThompsonA pill for COVID-19? Ontario's economic update, Hamilton home prices jump massively & Helping Afghan refugees settleThe Hamilton Today Podcast with Scott Thompson...
Ontario has announced its fall economic statement and there are some interesting ideas that the government is trying to put into place but do they make much sense? Scott found out more about Hamilton's housing price problems as well as how the volunteer-run Afghan Association of Hamilton has been relying on Hamiltonian's donations of food and essential items to help refugees. We often hear about how people would like to see billionaires spend their money and some are doing just that but is the money being donated being used to i...2021-11-051h 07
The Superhero Show Show#391: The Taste Buds vs the LewaldsThe Superhero Show Show #391The Taste Buds vs the LewaldsEric and Julia Lewald, co-developers of X-Men: The Animated Series, have invaded The Superhero Show Show!On the most special episode of The Superhero Show Show ever, Cassie, Mike, and Ryan sit down with Eric and Julia Lewald, who helped create X-Men: The Animated Series, and therefore helped create pop culture as we know it today. Join these two TV titans, along with the Taste Buds, as they hear the...2021-08-301h 49The Superhero Show Show#391: The Taste Buds vs the LewaldsThe Superhero Show Show #391The Taste Buds vs the LewaldsEric and Julia Lewald, co-developers of X-Men: The Animated Series, have invaded The Superhero Show Show!On the most special episode of The Superhero Show Show ever, Cassie, Mike, and Ryan sit down with Eric and Julia Lewald, who helped create X-Men: The Animated Series, and therefore helped create pop culture as we know it today. Join these two TV titans, along with the Taste Buds, as they hear the...2021-08-301h 49
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Catcher's CornerTrade Deadline Extravaganza - Catcher's Corner, Episode 16Eric and Sami talk to Nicklaus Gaut and Phil Goyette, both of Rotoballer, breaking down every trade from the deadline and all the possible ramifications for the end of the fantasy season. It's a lot of info, but it's some damn good info.
All music in the episode is performed by Brooklyn hip-hop artist Dan Dillinger (music can be found on Spotify).
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(3:45)- Max Scherzer and Trea Turner to the Dodgers
Will Keibert Ruiz or Josiah Gray be an impact player down the stretch?
(14:20) Jon Lester to Cardinals fo...2021-07-311h 46
Bildung-Alt-EntfernenBldgAltEntf E039: Chip, chip, …hurra!Die Folge haben wir am 15.06.2021 aufgenommen.
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Unter dem Hashtag #IchBinHanna liest man aktuell die Konsequenzen des Wissenschaftszeitvertragsgesetzes für Menschen, die in der Wissenschaft tätig waren und sind. Grund ist ein Video auf den Seiten des BMBF, das den Sinn des Gesetzes am Beispiel der fiktiven Wissenschaftlerin Hanna erläutern sollte. Das BMBF hat eine Stellungnahme veröffentlicht, inzwischen wurde das Video aber von der Seite gelöscht – vielleicht sollte das Video aber auch nur befristet eingestellt werden.
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Total Movie RecallTMR 051 Holiday Special – The Nightmare Before Christmas This week on the Total Movie Recall Holiday Special, Steve and Ryan visit the mopey, gothy early 90s when Generation X looked to the high school Gloom King Tim Burton to express their so dark vision of Christmas. Stop motion animation is such a labor intensive craft that creates beautiful visions that aren’t all that interesting, which is going to enrage a bunch of high school Wiccans that love this movie. It does look great, though. Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) d. Henry Selick Starring: Danny Elfman Chr...2020-12-291h 29
Deep Dive with 25Kindred of the East Part FiveWe've reached the grand finale of our Deep Dive into Kindred of the East, folks! Give it a listen and if you like it, support us on Patreon to hear the rest of the Deep Dive series as we explore the rest of the kindred of the east books.CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan Skemp...2020-12-021h 12
25 Years of Vampire: The MasqueradeDeep Dive with 25: Kindred of the East Part FiveWe've reached the grand finale of our Deep Dive into Kindred of the East, folks! Give it a listen and if you like it, support us on Patreon to hear the rest of the Deep Dive series as we explore the rest of the kindred of the east books.CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan Skemp...2020-12-021h 12Deep Dive with 25Kindred of the East Part FourDharmas and the Great Principle. The pursuit and insights to the Kindred of the East.CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed HallArt Director: Lawrence SnellyLayout and Typesetting: Robby PooreLogo Design: Ash Arnett...2020-11-161h 21
25 Years of Vampire: The MasqueradeDeep Dive with 25: Kindred of the East Part FourDharmas and the Great Principle. The pursuit and insights to the Kindred of the East.CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed HallArt Director: Lawrence SnellyLayout and Typesetting: Robby PooreLogo Design: Ash Arnett...2020-11-161h 21
25 Years of Vampire: The MasqueradeDeep Dive with 25: Kindred of the East Part ThreeWe talk Yama Kings and political things. Check it out!CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed HallArt Director: Lawrence SnellyLayout and Typesetting: Robby PooreLogo Design: Ash ArnettFront and Back Cover Design:2020-11-021h 03Deep Dive with 25Kindred of the East Part ThreeWe talk Yama Kings and political things. Check it out!CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed HallArt Director: Lawrence SnellyLayout and Typesetting: Robby PooreLogo Design: Ash ArnettFront and Back Cover Design:2020-11-011h 03Deep Dive with 25Kindred of the East Part TwoHey folks! We are back with part two of a special in-depth look at Kindred of the East as part of our special series Deep Dive with 25. We are presenting the first book for free to all of our fans!CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed...2020-10-181h 18Deep Dive with 25Kindred of the East Part OneHey folks! We have part one of a special in-depth look at Kindred of the East as part of our special series Deep Dive with 25. We are presenting the first book for free to all of our fans!CreditsOriginal Concept and Design: Robert HatchAdditional Design: Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Nicky ReaAuthors: Justin Achilli, Phil Brucato, Jackie Cassada, Mark Cenczyk, Richard E. Dansky, Robert Hatch, Ian Lemke, Nicky Rea, Ethan SkempDeveloper: Robert HatchEditor: Ed Hall2020-10-041h 12
Los Conciertos de RFCLive Aid 1985 (X) - Thompson Twins, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins y Duran DuranEspecial RFC LIVE AID presentado por Jaime Alvarez y 'Palaciego'. El 13 de julio de 1985 desde el estadio de Wembley en Londres y el estadio JFK de Filadelfia (USA) se unieron los mejores artistas de la época en uno de los mayores conciertos solidarios de la historia. Décimo bloque, con Thompson Twins, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins y Duran Duran.2020-07-1453 min
Eric Krasno Plus OneQuestlove - Part 1In episode 11 of Eric Krasno Plus One, Eric welcomes his friend Questlove, part one of a two part episode. Questlove joins Eric from his home in upstate New York to talk about learning to make beats on his computer during the lockdown, dealing with procrastination, and what he’s writing in his new book. Questlove recalls the time that Miles Davis appeared at his high school, what happened when he discovered Prince at the same time his parents discovered Christianity, and how The Roots got started. Ahmir Khalib Thompson aka “Questlove” hails from Philadelphia. He is a drumme...2020-06-221h 22
SlapperCastNecrophobiaThis week on #SlapperCast, we talk about why band members sometimes quit after decades (Bun E. Carlos of Cheap Trick), and the odd situations where they don't quit even when they can't stand each other (The Ramones). Also: surprisingly good solo careers, belated appreciation for Duran Duran and Power Station, and a very loud bird.
This is an unusually low-fi episode of SlapperCast, recorded remotely with Zoom because Chad was feeling a little under the weather. Apologies for the crap sound quality.
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Girls on Film Uncensored (NSFW) — Duran Duran
Led Zeppelin at Li...2020-05-1249 min
Rabbitt Stew ComicsEpisode 231April 2020 Solicitations Comics Review Details: Wonder Woman 750 by Steve Orlando, Elena Casagrande, Scott Snyder, Vita Ayala, Phil Hester, Nicola Scott, Greg Rucka, Marguerite Bennett, Ande Parks, Riley Rossmo, Kami Garcia, Dean Hale, Laura Braga, Bryan Hitch, Gail Simone, Mariko Tamaki, Colleen Doran, Jesus Merino Birds of Prey Giant by Gail Simone, Inaki Miranda, et al. Red Sonja: Age of Chaos 1 by Erik Burnham, Jonathan Lau Ghostbusters Year One 1 by Erik Burnham, Dan Schoening, Luis Delgado Atlantis Attacks 1 by Greg Pak, Ario Anindito, Rachelle Rosenberg Guardians of the Galaxy 1 by Al Ewing, Juann Cabal, Federico Blee Ruins...2020-01-192h 15
Black-Eyed N BluesFront Porch | BEB 380Playlist:
Bobby Blackhat, Mean And Evil,
Donna Hourigan & The Lucky Lips Band, The Pages Of My Skin,
Raw Terra, (Waitin’ For The) Mystery Train,
Kal David & The Real Deal, Say Yeah,
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, The Blues Ain’t Going Nowhere,
Joanna Connor, Got To Have You,
Mississippi Heat, Cupid Bound,
Lurrie Bell, One Eyed Woman,
Tab Benoit, When A Cajun Man Gets The Blues,
Downchild Blues Band, Mississippi Woman, Mississauga Man,
Johnny Sansone, Plywood Floor,
Danielle Nicole, I’m Going Home,
Charlie Wooten Project feat...2019-08-212h 11
Red Velvet Media ®108 ROCK STAR GUITARS By Lisa S. Johnson – Foreword by Les Paul Lisa S. Johnson’s guitar art, is taking the world of fine art photography on a rock and roll ride. Born into a talented family, with a mother that sings and a father that plays guitar, bass, violin and mandolin, Lisa fell in love with melody and imagery and pursued a career in photography. After a successful 10-year stint at Kodak, Lisa found herself befriending the owner of a vintage guitar shop in Memphis, TN. It was there that she began to exclusively photograph guitars.
Since then, Lisa has photographed the guitars of Les Paul, Jimmy Page, Roger Waters, Keith Richa...2017-02-241h 22
Red Velvet Media ®108 ROCK STAR GUITARS By Lisa S. Johnson – Foreword by Les PaulLisa S. Johnson’s guitar art, is taking the world of fine art photography on a rock and roll ride. Born into a talented family, with a mother that sings and a father that plays guitar, bass, violin and mandolin, Lisa fell in love with melody and imagery and pursued a career in photography. After a successful 10-year stint at Kodak, Lisa found herself befriending the owner of a vintage guitar shop in Memphis, TN. It was there that she began to exclusively photograph guitars.
Since then, Lisa has photographed the guitars of Les Paul, Jimmy Page, Roger Waters, Keith Rich...2017-02-241h 23
Le petit bonheurLPB - Ép 194 - Jeu - Le meilleur des podcasts/Les shows de talentBon jeudi à tous cheres auditrices et auditeurs. C’est fou à quel point le temps passe vite. Surtout avec la gang de Robot Sucré, tu peux pas passer un meilleur moment. Show extra long pour enjoliver ton jeudi. Chuck parle des écoles de massages avec cours “spéciaux”, Alex extrapole la publicité, Sherif travaillait avec un gars d’Occupation Double, Chuck explique les origines du Petit Bonheur, on parle du Pointless de Kevin Pereira, Caroline s’inspire de son acolyte féminin, Kazzie adore un podcast de Kevin Smith en particulier, Phil est du genre à faire attention à la qualité du son dans un podcast...2015-11-0554 min
Sky Sports - TottenhamPhil Thompson: West Ham 0 Spurs 1Phil Thompson with details of Eric Dier scoring the winner for Spurs on his debut at West Ham. #WHUFC #THFC2014-08-1600 min
Qool DJ Marv Aural Memoirs and Buttamilk Archives // MusiQuarium Of Wonder // Instruments Of Mass ConstructionHigh On The Verve at the Soho House Qool Marv's 16th Re-Vision - August 12 2014 - Rainy Tuesday | 80s Tunes DayHigh On The Verve at the Soho House Qool Marv's 16th Re-Vision - August 12 2014 - Rainy Tuesday | 80s Tunes DayNo rooftop because of stormy weather, however, it was warm and cool inside on the 6th floor which is the club, restaurant and bar. I started out thinking a few 80s tunes. As the night proceeded, a few 70s tunes eased into the flow.5+ hours that feel like one of those amazing tracking shots that you see on TV or in the movies where several minutes of complex intertwining action happens without any cuts.2014-08-155h 20
GlossonomiaEpisode 44: Diacritics Part 2In Part Two of this series on Diacritics, Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong discuss the intricacies of diacritic symbols and what they mean when applied to vowel and consonant symbols of the IPA. The guys follow along with the list of diacritic marks on the Wikipedia page for the International Phonetic Alphabet. The episode begins at laminal diacritic, which Wikipedia classifies as part of the “articulation diacritics”, and continue on to discuss “co-articulation diacritics” and “suprasegmentals”.2014-04-2600 minGlossonomiaEpisode 43: Diacritics Part 1Though Phil and Eric had intended to cover all the diacritical marks in the IPA in this podcast, they just couldn’t do it. In fact, Eric’s recorder stopped recording after 45 minutes, though they kept talking for 15 more minutes... so this is merely an introduction to diacritics, not an exhaustive review of all of them. For reference, the boys work their way through the symbols following the order that the wikipedia article on the International Phonetic Alphabet’s section on diacritics takes, so you might want to follow along.2014-04-0900 minGlossonomiaEpisode 42: square and startIn this episode, Phil and Eric tackle two of the “centering diphthongs” (aka the r-colored diphthongs in rhotic accents), square and start. Much of the episode is spent tackling the very subtle possibilities of vowel quality where these lexical sets might be realized, and the fun that one can have tweaking those possibilities—smoothing, breaking, more or less rhoticity, more open vs. more close nuclei or codas. FUN!2014-03-2900 minGlossonomiaEpisode 41: Schwee & SchwooThis week we delve deeper into the topic of weaken vowels that behave similarly to schwa /ə/, namely the weakened forms of the /i/ and /u/ vowels [usually realized as somewhere in the range of [i̽] or [ɨ], [ʊ] or perhaps [ɵ], sometimes known—controversially—as “schwee” and “schwoo.” We even chat about weakened diphthongs and what that might mean for speakers (“schwoe” and “schwhy,” anyone?). Phil and Eric also chat for quite some time about Geoff Lindsay’s blog post on the topic of “Schwee”.2013-05-0400 minGlossonomiaEpisode 40: Consonant ClustersWe’re tackling strings of consonants in this episode! Phil and Eric talk about clusters of consonants and how they “work” for us. Eric refers to J.C. Catford’s book A Practical Introduction to Phonetics quite a bit!2013-04-2600 minGlossonomiaEpisode 39: choicePhil and Eric managed to do an episode on the Lexical Set choice this week, in spite of Phil’s never-ending cold and Eric’s dogs (who wanted to go out when they were in, and in when they were out...) Phil talks a bit about the history of the set, we talk about its representation in the IPA and we tackle odd variations, including the classic New York choice - nurse (near) merger.2013-04-1400 minGlossonomiaEpisode 38: Non-Pulmonic Consonants & Other SymbolsWe tackle the consonants that don’t conveniently fit within the Pulmonic Consonant chart of the IPA — the Non-pulmonics and the so-called “Other Symbols” area. Many of these consonants are a review of things we’ve covered elsewhere in the podcast series, but it’s always nice to tidy things up, to pick up the leftovers.2013-04-0500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 37: mouthPhil and Eric tackle the mouth lexical set, and compare it, briefly to the price set. We reference Robbie Burns’ To a Mouse, and talk about how it evolved through the Great Vowel Shift from an /u/ vowel, to its present location, in the range of /æʊ/—/aʊ/—/ɑʊ/. Eric touches on Canadian Raising, and the two glossonomians explore the range of articulations, modulating the initial component of the “vector”, and then the final component.2013-03-1900 minGlossonomiaEpisode 36: Non-English Pulmonic ConsonantsEric and Phil tackle the entire Pulmonic Chart of the IPA, focusing on the Non-English sounds. We move quickly, and don’t focus on what languages you might here these consonants. Instead we focus on how to make them and points to remember when teaching them. If you do want to know what language you want to hear a certain consonant in, please refer to Wikipedia. The best method is to search for the consonant that you’re interested in, for example, the voiceless velar fricative /x/, which would take you here. In this case, /x/ occurs in lang...2013-03-0100 minGlossonomiaEpisode 35: priceAfter a YEAR on hiatus, Phil and Eric return to Glossonomia with an episode about the lexical set price. We cover the history of the /aɪ/ sound, how it evolved from the /i/ sound we hear in fleece words today. We also dig deep into concepts such as smoothing, Canadian Raising, price allophony, and other variations of the set, such as we hear in the South of the United States, in Scotland or Ireland.2013-02-2000 min
Real Sports GuysFantasy Cyper w/ Luke Hoover of RotoWire.com (2012 Week 5)Combining RSG fantasy football expert Eric Hamilton with RotoWire.com is just what your fantasy team needs! Luke Hoover, Senior Fantasy Football writer for RotoWire.com, is our special guest on the 2012 Week 5 Fantasy Football Cypher. Eric Hamilton and Phil Thompson’s conversation with Luke covers 'finds' that you need to be successful for Week 5 of the 2012 season! Luke will discuss suprising QB’s that are knocking on the tier 1 level and makes sense of the Redskin's running back situation. Find out which elite running back’s backup should be grabbed from the waiver wire which will also be featured in Luke’s...2012-10-0548 minGlossonomiaEpisode 34: FricativesHosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong work their way across the Pulmonic Consonant Chart, focusing in on the Fricative row. Though they do cover English fricatives [θ ð f v s z ʃ ʒ], they go into much greater depth on the non-English sounds [ɸ β ʂ ʐ ç ʝ x ɣ χ ʁ ħ ʕ ʜ ʢ h ɦ ]. (note that they follow the IPA chart on the wikipedia page, which sort of blends the very back fricatives with the approximants.)2012-04-1100 minGlossonomiaEpisode 33: R Vowels, part deuxToday, Phil and Eric finish off our four part trifecta on R, with a deep discussion of linking r, instrusive r, triphthongs and other R-ful tidbits to delight and enthral you.2012-04-0300 minGlossonomiaEpisode 32: AffricatesIn this Episode, Phil and Eric talk about the consonant sounds known as Affricates. The sounds, which begin with a stop and release into a fricative, are important in English, as there are two affricates we use on a regular basis: /tʃ/ and /dʒ/. Phil and Eric also discuss non-English affricates, the difference between an affricate and a stop-affricate pair (as in the difference between ratchet and rat-shit, which exemplify both).2012-03-2700 minGlossonomiaEpisode 31: R VowelsIn this episode, Phil and Eric start to unpack the overstuffed suitcase known as rhotic vowels, or r-colored vowels. They cover things like what a rhotic vowel is, the possible use of syllabic consonant R [ɹ̩] rather than using vowel r’s, the difference between rhotic-schwa (aka “schwar,” “r-colored schwa,” or even “flying-schwa”) and rhotic-turned-epsilon (aka “rhotic-3” or “flying-3”). That’s ɚ or ɝ. There is also discussion of the possibility of other rhotic vowels, such as ɑ˞ or ɔ˞. Phil and Eric leave plenty of room for further discussion on future episodes on R-vowels!2012-03-1700 minGlossonomiaEpisode 30: R ConsonantsAfter our overview episode last week, Phil and Eric look in greater detail at the full range of R consonant variation. We follow the Rhotic Consonants page on wikipedia as a means of tracking the various possible articulations. You can follow along, too! We cover: • Trills • Alveolar [r] • Uvular [ʀ] • Retroflex [ɽ] • Taps and flaps • Alveolar tap [ɾ] • Alveolar lateral flap [ɺ] • Retroflex flap [ɽ] • Labiodental flap (perceived as non-rhotic) [ⱱ] • Alveolar approximant [ɹ] • Molar approximant (aka “braced” /r/) -- see John Wells’s phonetic blog on the VASTA discussion and Erik Singer’s “anchor” [] • Retroflex approximant 2011-11-2000 minGlossonomiaEpisode 29: R OverviewWe’ve been moaning about this one, and now we have to face it: we’re tackling the category of sounds that have an R quality, and this episode gets Phil and Eric talking about vowel and consonant R, similarities to semi-vowels, trills, taps, fricatives, approximants, and even the lowered third formant associated with the acoustic qualities of R-ish-ness. We talk about the history of the letter shape, rhotic and non-rhotic accents, and much more.We’ve also added a Facebook group! Won’t you come join us there? And, as always, you can contact us via our email ad...2011-11-1300 minGlossonomiaEpisode 28: goatWe’re going to get your goat with this episode: Phil and Eric tackle the lexical set goat, that mirrors the set in last episode, face. They discuss the sound of the diphthong and monophthong versions and the history of both the phone and even the letter shape.2011-11-0200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 27: facePhil and Eric face the music on this one: they tackle the ticklishly intriguing face lexical set, and discuss diphthongs, monophthongs and other phthings, er, things related to the set! And Eric manages to avoid making his lame joke about dip-thongs (something about small European bathing suits...)In the course of things, they discuss the chart on wikipedia that lays out the sound changes of the Great Vowel Change. Follow along with the chart while listening!They also discuss the breve (which wikipedia says is pronounced [bɹiv] though we say [bɹɛv] through the whole epi...2011-10-2400 minGlossonomiaEpisode 26: LateralsDark and Light (or is it “clear”?) /l/ forms the core of this episode, where Phil and Eric tackle all the elements of the “el” sounds in English and the world’s languages.2011-10-0700 minGlossonomiaEpisode 25: dressIn our silver anniversary episode, Phil and Eric talk about the lexical set dress, and all the various vowels that are associated with it. That includes [e] or is it [ɛ]? The guys try to uncover the history behind the choice to use [e], and advocate pretty hard for their preference, [ɛ]. Show Notes:We referred to these as we chatted, but wandered all over the place, so we probably don’t get to most of them...DRESSOpen-mid front unrounded vowelNotice that it isn’t mid. We don’t have a symbol...2011-08-2500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 24: Live!Recorded at the 2011 VASTA Conference in Chicago IL at Roosevelt University, Phil and Eric take the show to their audience. It’s a “show about the show” where we talk about the magic behind the curtain, topic choices, and we take questions from our studio audience. Though we don’t spend much time on the sounds of speech, we do have a great time taking “calls” from our friends. In the second half we spend quite a lot of time on the subject of GenAm, Standard speech and Neutral speech, whatever they may be...Topics include: The impetus for the show...2011-08-1400 minGlossonomiaEpisode 23: NasalsGlossonnnnnnommmmmia is comin’ through the nose this week: we’re talking about Nasals, both consonants and vowels – nasalized vowels, that is. Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong discuss not only English’s 3 nasal consonants, but all the nasals the human mouth can utter. [note: Phil’s recording starts to sound echoey in the second half. That’s my fault for not editing it well. Sorry! Hope it isn’t too annoying!]Show NotesVelo-Pharyngeal Port - lifting and lowering the soft palate - ban vs. band as a way of feeling the action of the lifting of...2011-07-3000 minGlossonomiaEpisode 22: thought (& cloth)In their third and final episode on lot, cloth and thought, co-hosts Eric Armstrong and Phil Thompson not only think about, but actually talk about the thought lexical set. What it is, how to identify it, and its relationship to cloth, lot, and, tangentially, palm.Show NotesAt the end of the show, Phil and Eric talk through the following sentence in their own accents (such as they are), with Phil’s cloth – thought, merger and Eric’s Canadian cloth–lot–palm merger.LOT CLOTH THOUGHT The officer, and the constable talked to my daughter a...2011-06-1300 minGlossonomiaEpisode 21: lot, cloth, (thought)Hosts Eric Armstrong and Phil Thompson focus on lot-cloth mergers in this unusually short episode. [Recorded in March but not published until May, this (hopefully) marks the end of a long hiaitus!] Often we have either lot-cloth separate from thought, or we have cloth-thought separate from lot. Phil outlines some history of back vowels, and the spelling (usually with A’s and O’s). Short /o/—in spelling, lot words like “clock, chop, hot” the vowel is short and checked by the short voiceless stop. Meanwhile, cloth words like “cough, cross, coffee” and “gone,” the vowel is also short and the foll...2011-05-0100 min
Monográfico Radio Valleseco.Monográfico: Phil Collins.Philip David Charles Collins (n. 30 de enero de 1951 en Chiswick, Inglaterra) es un cantante, compositor, baterista, pianista y actor británico y uno de los personajes más activos y de mayor éxito de la música rock.
Collins ha liderado el Billboard Top 100 estadounidense como vocalista en ocho ocasiones entre 1984 y 1989, siete como solista y uno con Genesis.
De 1970 a 1996 fue el baterista del grupo de rock británico Génesis. Tras la salida de Peter Gabriel en 1975 se convirtió en el vocalista principal del grupo, con el que ha tenido alguna colaboración esporádica desde 2007. El 7 de marzo de...2011-04-1854 minGlossonomiaEpisode 20: lot, cloth, thoughtGreat Scott! Hosts Phil & Eric think awfully hard on the sounds of the lexical sets lot, cloth, thought. A set up for the trifecta (tetrafecta?) of our next few shows, in this episode we talk through the sounds typically associated with these lexical sets, particularly in “standard” accents like Received Pronunciation, so-called General American, Canadian, and the tendency for cloth to merge with either lot or thought.Typical Sounds encountered in these lexical sets range from a type aɑ script aɒ turned script aɔ open oDiacritics discussed:o̞ lowered2011-03-0600 minGlossonomiaEpisode 19: Esh & EzhIn thish show, Phil and Eric talk their way around the shounds of "sh" and "zh", [ʃ] and [ʒ], post-alveolar fricatives. This pair of consonants provide ample room for discussion of how the sounds are made, compared to similar sounds in the mouth.Show Notes: - compared to /s/ and /z/, the airflow of /ʃ/ and /ʒ/ goes through a wider aperture - /ʃ/is very broad spectrum, which makes it an effective "shusher" - these sounds include a lip-rounding component - /ʒ/ Phil uses less lip-rounding (lip corner advancement) than /ʃ/, while Eric is unaw...2011-01-2800 minGlossonomiaEpisode 18: trap, bath & palm Part IVIn this Episode, hosts Phil and Eric dig down deep into the sound of the palm lexical set. After a LOOOONG Hiatus, we're back, and exploring the sound of the ɑː vowel.2011-01-1700 minGlossonomiaEpisode 17: trap, bath & palm Part IIIPhil and Eric are in fine form in this third (but, not final, alas...) part of their trilogy on the three lexical sets known as trap, bath & palm. We set out to do three things: correct an error regarding bath "prime," discuss features of trap, most notably the feature called "Asc Tensing" (sounds like something Richard Simmons would have you do for a firmer butt), and to dig deeper into the palm set. Alas, we don't get to the third objective, though we did try.Show Notes:Phil explains how...2010-11-0200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 16: trap, bath & palm Part IIWe're back at it, back in the bath lexical set, exploring the realm of trap, bath and palm. Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong continue on from Episode 15 with more on these lexical sets.Show Notes: • a quick review of what a Lexical Set is • how to recognize words in the bath lexical setFrom J.C.Wells' Accents of English:7. BATHTypical Spellings: (a)aff, ath (voiceless), ass, aft, asp, ast, ask, augh; (b) ance, ant, anch, CVCand, ample; (c) alf, alv, an’t + many unpredictable, e.g. trans- SEE “A...2010-10-1600 minGlossonomiaEpisode 15: trap, bath & palmWe're starting Season Two off with a bang! After a season away (i.e. summer), we're diving into the vowels found in the three lexical sets known as trap, bath & palm. The vowels associated with these sets, frequently /æ/, /a/ and /ɑ/, are explored fairly briefly... ok briefly FOR US... and we set ourselves up to dig deeper in Episode 16.Show Notes:Lexical Sets are: categories of words that tend to share the same vowel quality. …and we can go into greater detail than that, of course. Phonetic Landscape:Before we get into these particular sets and how they’re realized in v...2010-10-0200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 14: s & zSo, zis iz eet! Our show about those two hissy consonants, /s/ and /z/. Phil and Eric chat their way through a discussion of sibilance, and spend a lot of time talking about so-called-gay-speech, and other aspects of what may be perceived as the continuum of masculinity/femininity in speakers, regardless of gender, sexual orientation or affectional preferences. Show Notes:Voiced/ Voiceless Apical/Laminal Alveolar Fricative (sibilant)FormationEither tongue tip up or down, narrowing behind the upper front teeth; groove down the center of the tongue; pulmonic air pressure...2010-05-2500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 13: footGoodness! It's our lucky thirteenth episode, and Phil and Eric tackle the /ʊ/ vowel and the lexical set foot. We talk about symbols used to represent it in phonetic notation, spellings of the sound, the history of the sound, splits and mergers in various accents of English, and interesting "goodies" about the sound represented by upsilon .Show Notes:Description “short oo” near-close near-back rounded vowel Formation Do it like this: [slide between /u/ and schwa?] Handbook of the IPA defines this as a 'mid-centralization of /u/'.Phonetic Symbo...2010-05-1000 minGlossonomiaEpisode 12: w & ʍWhat the...??? Is it an episode dedicated to all thing dubya? Why yes: in this wepisode, we, Phiw and Ewic, wallow in what is well-know to be one the the most wonderful consonants in English, nay, in the world. We tackle such topics as Voiced Approximants and Voiceless Fricatives, especially labio-velar ones. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, Eric's recording stopped half-way through, and so we had to re-record the end of the show. This proved to be a good thing, we believe, making the show about 20 minutes shorter, and far more concise (never hard for us to be more concise)!2010-05-0300 minGlossonomiaEpisode 11: gooseOoooo! It's the goosonomia episoode! Yes, in the eleventh instalment of Glossonomia, Phil and Eric talk for a very long time (1:36) about the [u] vowel. In it, we talk about the evolution of the /u/ sound, and how historical /u/ turned into /aʊ/(as in "house"), while historical /oː/ turned into /u/ (as in "room").We also discuss: • goose fronting, especially in California, but also in South Africa • yod, and its use in /ju/ and /jʊ/ • yod dropping after coronals, as in "tune, duke, nuke, Luke, suit" • yod coalesc...2010-04-1700 minGlossonomiaEpisode 10: f & vThis is our "Fava" episode: great with a nice Chianti (you can leave the liver out, Dr. Lecter...) Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong talk their way through the sounds /f/ and /v/ in this episode. As it is our first episode dealing with fricative sounds, we spend quite a while talking through their nature.Show Notes[Don't have any time to go through the show this week and edit the show notes. These are the things Phil and I collected before we began recording; it's a bit messy, but may be helpful when...2010-04-0500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 9: strut & nurse [ʌ ɜ]Word! Shut. Up. This week, Phil and Eric explore the mid-central vowel space, including [ɘ, ɵ, ə, ɜ, ɞ, ɐ] and even discuss the (completely theoretical at this point) new symbol [a]. Yes, we do explore the strut and nurse lexical sets, too.Show Notes:Phonemes are “the idea of a sound”, the building blocks we have in our minds that help us construct words. One can say they are the smallest segment of sound employed to form meaningful contrasts between words. Phones, on the other hand, is the physical and acoustic realization of that phoneme, “what comes out your mouth.” Different accents can ha...2010-03-2800 minGlossonomiaEpisode 8b: Interview with MajaSeeing how his daughter, Maja, was studying Spanish and knew a lot more about seseo/ceceo/distinción than we did, Phil chose to interview her for a short briefing on the ins and outs of the “th” sound ipa [θ] in Spanish.2010-03-2200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 8: “th” [θ ð]Think about this: hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong are delving into the sounds represented by the spelling “th” this week. In the course of it, they’ll chat about how the sound is rare in the world’s languages, how it’s formed in various varieties of English around the world, and its use in Spanish. Show Notes:The show starts with an Audio Comment from Erik Singer re barred i and they guys’ response."th" soundsIn the world's languages, they are fairly rare. 40 languages appear on the WALS "P...2010-03-2200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 7: Schwa [ə]It’s the “Schwapisode” this week! Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong get right into the middle of things (or at least, into the middle of the vowel space) to talk about the mid-central vowel, the most popular vowel in the English language.Show Notes:Schwa, the term: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwa#The_term " The word schwa is from the Hebrew word shva (שְׁוָא shewa’, /ʃəˈwa/, modern pronunciation: shva /ʃva/), which designates the Hebrew niqqud vowel sign shva,” “that in modern Hebrew indicates either the phoneme /e/ or the complete absence of a vowel. Also the Hebrew shva i...2010-03-1500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 6: k & ɡEpisode 6 sees Eric and Phil dissecting the final pair of stop/plosive sounds in English: /k/ and /ɡ/. As always, we work our way around the task of describing the sounds, their history, and usage in the course of about an hour and 10 minutes.Show Notes:Correction: Phil referred to "Findlay" as derived from Finn's Lea, but it turns out that it's from Gaelic, and that means Fionnlagh – "fair warrior." Bradley would have been a much better example: Brad=broad and Lea=meadow.voiceless/voiced velar plosive: co-articulation, double action of clo...2010-03-0800 minGlossonomiaEpisode 5: happyEric Armstrong and Phil Thompson whistle a happy tune: this week, we’re exploring the vowel sound found at the end of words like "happy."Show Notes: • for some this is perceived as being an /i/ sound, for others an /ɪ/ sound, and for many (especially around where I live) a sound that is neither of those. What's going on here? • FORMATION: Weak Close-ish Front-ish Unrounded Vowel • SPELLING: Group A "y" (itchy, angry, silly etc.), "ie" (sortie, boogie, movie), "i" ( Fettucini, linguine, martini, bikini). Historical (especially in verse) price [əi...2010-02-2400 minGlossonomiaEpisode 4: t & dWe’re digging into /t/ and /d/ on Glossonomia this week. Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong discuss how we make this cognate pair of consonants, voiceless and voiced alveolar stop/plosives. Today’s Topics include: • the concept of Lenition (softening), in particular, the terms Fortis vs. Lenis. • Voice Onset Time (VOT): when does the voicing begin? Normally, /t/ in English is aspirated at the beginning of stressed syllables. In English, initial /d/ in stressed syllables is, essentially voiceless but unaspirated, whereas intervocalic (between two vowels). • In Phonecian, the word for the letter D was, in fact “d...2010-02-2200 minGlossonomiaEpisode 3: kit [ɪ]This is it. Hosts Phil Thompson and Eric Armstrong chat about the phoneme /ɪ/ and the lexical set ‘kit’. On the way, they discuss the history of the vowel, compare it to the /i/ ‘fleece’ vowel, and /ə/ ‘schwa,’ delve into accent variations of ‘kit’, pin/pen in the American South, and the traditional usage of the terms “dialect” and “acccent” in North American theatre.Phil, at one point says that “language is a dialect with a navy.” He was, of course, referring to the famous Yiddish quote from Max Weinreich: "A shprakh iz a diyalekt mit an armey un a flot" —'A language i...2010-02-1500 minGlossonomiaEpisode 2: p & bIn this episode, we talk about the stop plosive consonant pair [p] and [b], also known as bilabial plosives, “exploding” consonants made with both lips. In the course of our chat, we talk about twinned or “geminate” consonants, vowels vs. consonants, “the river of speech,” voice onset time (VOT), aspiration, and other topics!2010-02-0900 minGlossonomiaEpisode 1: fleece [i]In this episode of Glossonomia, Phil and Eric introduce the new podcast and talk through the “ee” vowel (IPA [i]), found in the lexical set word fleece. We cover the history of the sound and its spellings, how the symbol appears in the IPA, and variations commonly heard. The vowel is also known as “Cardinal 1”, hence the picture of the lip-position from Daniel Jones. You can hear Jones speak the vowel himself on the site of the Phonetics Group of the Universiteit Utrecht.[This episode was our first, and so the audio quality is not as good as it could...2010-02-0600 min