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The Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 3Night Beat: Vincent and the Painter (EP2145)Original Release Date: March 13, 2017A disgruntled former security guard says his boss at an art gallery killed Vincent.Original Air Date: June 19, 1950Support the show monthly at https://patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at https://support.greatdetectives.netMail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Give us a call at 208-991-4783Take the listener survey at https://survey.greatdetectives.net
2025-06-3034 minThe Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 3Night Beat: Vincent and the Painter (EP2145)Original Release Date: March 13, 2017A disgruntled former security guard says his boss at an art gallery killed Vincent.Original Air Date: June 19, 1950Support the show monthly at https://patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at https://support.greatdetectives.netMail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Give us a call at 208-991-4783Take the listener survey at https://survey.greatdetectives.net
2025-06-3034 min
Night Beat Presented by the Great Detectives of Old Time RadioNight Beat: Vincent and the PainterOriginal AIr Date: March 13, 2017A disgruntled former security guard says his boss at an art gallery killed Vincent.Original Air Date: June 19, 1950Support the show monthly at https://patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at https://support.greatdetectives.netMail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Give us a call at 208-991-4783Take the listener survey at https://survey.greatdetectives.netCheck out our social media at https://www.greatdetectives.net
2025-01-0634 min
Bourbon in The Back RoomRunoff Elections and Close Races - With Guest, Senate Candidate Jeffrey Graham Vincent and Joel sit down with guest, Senate Candidate Jeffrey Graham who just won his runoff by less than 30 votes! They discuss the recent primaries, close races, how to win elections in South Carolina, the freedom caucus, losing Katrina Shealy in the Senate, and changes in rural representation. Hear about what it takes to run a competitive political campaign, governance in South Carolina, what our future look like, and so much more! Get your latest Statehouse update and hear firsthand the rationale behind some of the legislature's most controversial bills. Join Senators Sheheen and Lour...
2024-07-0354 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWhyBack in the mists of time, the Brussels Shakespeare Society put on a play at a theatre in the Schaarbeek district of the town that was, at least then, known as the Scarabaeus. A scarab is an Egyptian good-luck charm, except in the case of this theatre. It is council-owned but was then leased out to a theatrical two-hander, the principal player in which was the wife, whose name was (not) Hippolyta.Image: the stage door to the Scarabaeus Theatre, Schaarbeek.Hippolyta had something of a reputation among amateur theatre companies in the city, although...
2024-04-2708 min
The Endless Chain PodcastLaw enforcement on campusSuppose we didn’t know why there are ructions at university campuses. Not suppose that they were having a food strike (which we did at school, and which I wrote about here), but let’s suppose we just didn’t know what the trouble was. That we’d never heard of Israel, or Gaza, or sliced white bread. What, then, would you think about what’s happening at Yale, and Columbia, and elsewhere at this time?Go ahead: you are hereby freed from the constraints of having to judge the issue itself. You have no responsibility to judge the...
2024-04-2605 min
The Endless Chain PodcastOh, to be in Mali, now that spring is here!Let me tell you something: every morning, I go outside to one of the three water butts I have positioned around my house that collect rainwater off the roof. I fill two watering cans and carry them inside to the downstairs loo. And, when I want to flush the loo, I fill the cistern with my rainwater.It saves water. In fact, rainwater collects beneath my driveway in a concrete structure holding 3,000 litres, or 800 gallons US, and the intention is at some point to install a pump in order to more easily access that water: they cost...
2024-04-2412 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe moral imperative of a trumpetA gobshite is a stupid and incompetent person. Pronounced gob-shahyt.Realpolitik is a 19th century notion conjured by Ludwig von Rochau, which is in widespread use in today’s world. Nowadays it’s taken to mean the politics of pragmatism: achieving the possible, what is realistic, rather than attaching to high-flown, and highfalutin, moralistic goals. Realpolitik contrasts with Idealpolitik.Rochau’s initial observation, in an endeavour to reconcile the apparent rise of power embedded in nation states and their empires in the 19th century with the liberal enlightenment that had swept across Europe in the 18th cen...
2024-04-2315 min
The Endless Chain PodcastHow do you know the Bible tells you the truth?“How do you know the Bible tells you the truth—because we have other religions to go by?” Thus a discussion host poses a question to a believer in God. The answer comes: “Because I pray about it.” Without wanting to be dogmatic, he is right. Here’s why I think he is.Belief is like many human emotions (if not all of them, actually—visceral). It springs from the heart. If it sprang from the head (as a rational process), there would be no such thing as belief (because we don’t physically have anything to believe in).
2024-04-2014 min
The Endless Chain PodcastTwo rationales for atonementA killing spree. Madness. Crazy. Makes no sense. Unfathomable. The judgments we hear day in, day out, about acts that seem to fit such descriptions. Time and again, in order to comprehend someone’s acts, whether in politics or in the movies or in our employment relations, we’re told to follow the money, to the point that one can almost conclude that all our problems would be solved, if only we could wean ourselves off money. If we could do that, those who commit such apparently unfathomable acts would not pursue money, and therefore such acts would never be c...
2024-04-1814 min
The Endless Chain PodcastAstronomers discover Milky Way’s biggest stellar black hole – 33 times size of sunIt’s stunning news, isn’t it? The Milky Way’s biggest stellar black hole. And, wouldn’t you know it, it was there the whole time, just 2,000 light years away. It’s called BH3 and I suppose that “BH” means ... black hole. Because it’s black; and a hole. Celestial bodies get named after numbers, letters, Greek gods, famous scientists, famous politicians, famous anythings, because there are quite a lot of them and they’re all up there. I bet there’s some comet named after Buddy Holly. BH. Bloody hell.The Guardian newspaper has published a picture of BH3. We...
2024-04-1607 min
Speak Free with MattyGEPISODE #45: KATELIN VINCENTEPISODE #45: Katelin Vincent, super talented empowerment coach, podcast host and founder of You Go Girlfriend & You Go Bro joins MattyG in the Speak Free Studio to discuss Katelin's career & her transition from school teaching into empowerment coaching & content creation, her own battles with mental health & anxiety especially following Covid-19, her goals for the future of You Go Girlfriend & You Go Bro, and the importance of men and women understanding each other and themselves better, along with a whole lot of laughs!
2024-04-1653 min
The Endless Chain PodcastErmenonville, Sunday 3 March 1974Some records are best not broken. Turkish Airlines flight 981 broke one by becoming the deadliest air crash to date, the date being Sunday, 3 March 1974. I can remember it, and it shocked me. It shocked the world. Paris Match asked whether the day had come to say “no” to jumbo jets. Their by-line is Le poids des mots, le choque des photos—the weight of the words, the shock of the pictures: they actually showed French firemen gruesomely collecting body parts. But, no, there would be no “no” to jumbos.Image: two weeks after the crash, Paris Match asked “Is...
2024-03-0213 min
The Endless Chain PodcastStanding your groundCurtis Reeves and John Walters are both killers. Curtis shot a man dead at point-blank range in a cinema in Florida, and John shot a man dead on the forecourt of a petrol station in San Antonio, Texas.Curtis was tried on a charge of second-degree murder, and acquitted. John was never charged. Never arrested. He pulled out a gun in sight of a security camera, shot a man dead on a petrol station forecourt, and then got into his car and drove away. Shortly afterwards he called the police to tell them. I reckon he realised...
2024-02-2211 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWhen in Jerusalem, do as the Romans doMy father’s old 1930s encyclopaedia contains the following illustration and attendant description.There’s a common misconception that the caesarean operation for giving birth is named after Caesar, but this is incorrect. In fact, it is because the man himself was born thus that he was named Caesar, which means “cut”. The Book of Knowledge’s description could also give rise to misconceptions: Caesar’s Gaul was not the France of today, but Cisalpine Gaul (Gaul means the others), and the River Rubicon is still there, just north-west of the bathing resort of Rimini (Ariminum on the map, bel...
2024-02-2106 min
The Endless Chain PodcastGood guys and bad guysAll my life, it’s been good guys and bad guys. Just like in The Virginian: James Drury and Doug McClure were the good guys, the men from Shiloh. And they took all the bad guys to task. Drury might’ve had a black hat and a black shirt, but his horse was white as the driven snow.First we learned about concentration camps, which Germany invented to put Jews in. They gassed them there. Loads of them. Auschwitz was one of them. How could they, how could they be so cruel, so dastardly, so inhumane? The Jews...
2024-02-2017 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThey defy the law and the law is barely fighting backWe gather here in this great hall of justice, in the Peace Palace. We are reminded of these simple words: peace through justice, peace through law.The General Assembly brought the question of Palestine before the court because our people are in jeopardy. The clarity of the law as it pertains to this question is only matched by the evidence of its continued breach by Israel. As we address you today, this breach has reached its most inhumane levels: more than two million Palestinians in Gaza are being pushed all the way to the border, to the...
2024-02-1909 min
The Endless Chain PodcastIsrael is fighting this war for all free-thinking peopleWhen Israel attended a peace conference in Brussels on 27 January 2024, they used part of the time available to them to show a presentation of a projected rail link from Israel to India. Just to remind you, here is a map of the area between Israel and India:The route would go through Syria or Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, perhaps also Saudi Arabia and/or Afghanistan. Looks unlikely? Of course it’s unlikely: the right-wing Hindu party in India would not countenance running a major rail link through Muslim Pakistan, obviously. So Pakistan is out.Th...
2024-02-1412 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe rise of the right“Love him or hate him, we all owe Snowden our thanks for forcing upon the nation an important debate. But the debate shouldn’t be about him. It should be about the gnawing questions his actions raised from the shadows.” Bernie Sanders, US Senator for the state of Vermont, on whistleblower Edward Snowden.Edward Snowden is a criminal. He’s been tried by American courts and found guilty under various statutes of engaging in criminal behaviour. But he’s not going to prison any time soon, not so far as I’m aware. He lives in Moscow, holds dual c...
2024-02-0312 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThey, the peopleIn his song L’Italia, Marco Masini sings, “È un paese, l’Italia, che governano loro”, which can be translated as Italy’s a land ruled by “them”. Masini sings of his homeland, but is it not something that we can say about every country?Famously, the US Constitution begins with the words We, the people, so America is not ruled by them, it is ruled by us (by which I mean the Americans). Yet, the US Constitution was not signed by the entire population of the colonies. In fact, only 38 of the 70 members of the Constitutional Convention signed it (one...
2024-01-1720 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA spoonful of sugar helps the medicineEvery school playground supervisor knows—or thinks they know—that there are two sides to every argument. That of the party who allegedly struck out; and that of the party that was allegedly struck. It’s a philosophy that I’ve long since adhered to: that, even though one might be persuaded by hearing just one side to a story, one should never be resistant to hearing the other. However, what if there are not two sides to a story, but three?Here’s a story.A long, long time ago, there was an honest, hardworkin...
2024-01-0316 min
The Endless Chain PodcastCome on, get offIn a crowded bus, giving up your seat for someone else does not reduce the number of people who are standing; nor does it increase the number of people who are sitting. So, why would you do it?The reasons seem obvious: if a young, fit person gives up their seat to someone who is disabled, elderly, pregnant. In Paris, the rule has been that priority is granted to mutilés de guerre, the war-wounded, who carried an authorisation that allowed them to claim, not a courtesy, but a legal right.Where the custom remains a...
2024-01-0202 min
The Endless Chain PodcastHappy New ArmageddonThe wind may blaw, the cock may craw,The rain may rain and the snaw may snaw,But ye winna’ frichten Jock McGraw,The stoutest man in the Forty-Twa’The wind is blowing and, up in Alba, there’s even snow. Rain there is a plenty, but, Forty-Twa’ or no, is Jock McGraw afeared of Gerrit’s terrible weather?Pledges and statements are fine. But many are backtracking on the Paris commitment, and, Kyoto ... remember that?Activist and journalist George Monbiot was a guest on the BBC’s Question T...
2024-01-0104 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe sixth sense at work on the information superhighwayThis year, I attended, having received two invitations to do so, a meeting that was held at the house of someone I know. We had socialised before and I had been a guest at his home before. However, I knew that I had no great need to be at this meeting and, in fact, no entitlement. One might regard the invitations as an extension of “come one, come all” hospitality but I knew that the auspices under which it was being held were such as to disqualify me—I was no longer a member of the organisation in question. I had...
2023-12-3107 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWhen they went to West AfricaWhen they went to West Africa, they brought with them their ships; they brought their languages and, Dr Livingstone, I presume they brought their fine explorers. They brought their linguists and their cartographers, their spades and their drills, their craftsmen and their architects; they built cities and citadels, and then mapped out the creeks and the hinterland of the luscious empires that they erected; and they also brought chains and they brought shackles and they brought goading and incentive, inducing the native indigenous African to do the dirtiest of all their work: to dig their mines and labour in...
2023-12-3009 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe Christmas storyBelievers in God, in Jesus, in the Holy Spirit, cite the Bible as the source for their belief and yet only two of the four gospels dwell in any manner on the circumstances surrounding the Nativity. Some might regard that as surprising, given the biological miracle that Jesus’s birth entailed (the immaculate conception), along with at least five apparitions of angels in dreams (to Joseph, asking him not to call off the wedding, to the shepherds to adeste fidelis, and to each of the three wise men, not to return to King Herod with news of the child) bu...
2023-12-2509 min
The Endless Chain PodcastStreaming boysStreaming means now something different from what it meant when I was at school. Fifty years ago.Then, it meant sorting wheat from chaff, or boys from … other boys. I was at a boys’ school and, in my year, the intake was large enough to have three parallel classes, or forms we called them. My older brothers had progressed through 1 to 5A and 1 to 5α, although by our eras they no longer taught Greek (Latin was in). But the school hadn’t the wit to think up a third alphabet’s equivalent of the first letter thereof, so they swit...
2023-12-2306 min
The Endless Chain PodcastDeath: a change of perspectiveThe entire metaphysical, spiritual and theological aspects aside, nothing changes perspectives quite like death. Whether it’s your own or that of a close friend or member of the family.Last week, I wrote to a friend to ask whether he thought it was advisable to take up a pen-friendship with a Texas convict who is on death row. In his considered and considerate reply, he raised one especially interesting question. I don’t think it was intended flippantly, and I don’t think it was intended even to elicit a response, not in the particulars. He asked...
2023-12-2118 min
The Endless Chain PodcastChristmas presentsFrom my essay "Eyes of Needles":“In God’s world, property has no value. It simply exists, but no one could tell you that a fish is worth less than a tree if there weren’t markets there to tell you what fish cost and what wood costs. There are no markets in Heaven. So, what is the benefit in religious terms of a gift of gold to a baby, for a religion that places no value on gold as a means of enrichment? Well, there is a benefit, but not to the recipient. To the giver.”Tha...
2023-12-1513 min
The Endless Chain PodcastSubstance over formEen NL-versie van deze tekst is hier verder beneden te lezen.Readers who have been with me on this journey for some time may have seen the following sentiments before, but in a different form. The change of form is due to a change in the question that has been put to me, on this occasion from Top Shelf Theology. If a refreshed approach to God, spirituality, theology and “what’s it all about?” enthuses you, then I can recommend my fellow enquirer over at Top Shelf Theology. Even if you’re not religious, Top Shelf Theology will set...
2023-12-1419 min
The Endless Chain PodcastTwelve men good and true“It’s a long and winding road for Epic. The firm lost the Apple case, which is on appeal, but got the Google case to a jury.” (Matt Stoller: BIG Newsletter, 12 December 2023.)Matt Stoller is a respected blogger who discusses competition law matters, and this quote is from a recent blog post in which he describes a victory for a firm named Epic against another company, called Google. He, in part at least, ascribes Epic’s victory (thus far; the decision is to be appealed) to its having secured a judgment by a jury—once described as constitute...
2023-12-1238 min
The Endless Chain PodcastBlessed are ... America’s gun lawsImage: Salvador Ramos, perpetrator of the 2022 Uvalde massacre. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.It was, I think, at a reception being held by socialite Dorothy Parker that the hostess, feeling the painful need to do so, let off a rip-roaring fart that echoed around the room and brought all conversation to a mid-sentence standstill. She immediately turned upon the butler and exclaimed, “Jenkins, stop that!” to which the dutiful manservant replied, “Certainly, Madam. Which way did it go...
2023-12-0725 min
The Endless Chain PodcastEyes of needlesThe poor have it. The rich need it. If you eat it, you’ll die. What is it?A clever riddle is always a good riddle, but not if you’re the object of its sharper point. I’ll leave you to ponder the solution, which is to be found at the foot of the article, just above the “Share” button.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.The Gospel according to St Mark, chapter 14, verses 3 to 9:And being in Bethany...
2023-11-2726 min
The Endless Chain PodcastQuiet, and quite happy“A little quiet but appears to be quite happy,” is what my report card for Autumn Term, 1973 read. That was my House Tutor’s assessment, at least, and John Bairstow was renowned for his Yorkshire bluntness. One word strikes me only now, 50 years on: but. Can a boy not be quite happy and a little quiet?It depends where happiness comes from. Do others make us happy, or do we make ourselves happy? What contributes to our happiness is the well-founded thought in our own minds that others care enough about us to want us to be happy...
2023-11-2615 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe “The”This article was first published in LinkedIn on 11 April 2022.Madonna and I grew up together. Not that we ever met, but she’s three years older than I am, so the times we grew up in were the same, if the experiences different. I have no idea if Madonna was ever a philatelist, but with an active and varied private life, she may well have been (I mean, with her wide and varied correspondence, maybe she snipped the corners off envelopes as I used to do—I, at least, was a philatelist).Thanks for readin...
2023-11-2405 min
The Endless Chain PodcastHoe vrolijk je iemand op die in het ZH ligt?[English version below]Ik schrijf lange berichten en vrienden die denken dat ze vrienden zijn, vertellen me dat ze te lang zijn. Ik besteed enorm veel aandacht aan lange berichten, en mensen zeggen dat ze te lang zijn. Mensen willen vriendschap die is afgestemd op hun persoonlijke wensen.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Ik besloot op zondag al mijn tuinverlichting op haspels te winden, om vooral te onderzoeken waarom ze niet werkten. Ik besloot dat kapotte draden misschien één va...
2023-11-2305 min
The Endless Chain PodcastAuthentic GermanIn his Little History of Photography essay (1931), Walter Benjamin describes the mysterious “aura” that the earliest portrait photographs had to them. For instance, he discusses David Octavius Hill’s 1840s picture of a Newhaven fishwife, in whose downcast gaze there “remains something … that fills you with an unruly desire to know what her name was, the woman who was alive there, who even now is still real”. In this, “the most precise technology” shows itself as being able to “give its products a magical value”. These are photos that catch us by surprise.This, Benjamin thinks, is lacking in later photogr...
2023-11-2108 min
The Endless Chain PodcastIch gehe eben nach draußen; es könnte etwas dauernDieser Beitrag wurde am 17. Mai 2023 in englischer Version veröffentlicht.[This article was published in English on 17 May 2023.]Captain Lawrence Oates war ein Held. In mehreren Punkten, aber für einen von denen er am liebsten in Erinnerung bleibt. Verletzt und als Belastung für die immense Aufgabe, vor der der gescheiterte Antarktisforscher Robert Falcon Scott stand, sprach er diese Worte, einschließlich einer Ermahnung, nicht nach ihm zu kommen, bevor er ihre hoffnungslose Situation verlass und sich in einem Schneesturm verlor. Denn er erkannte, dass sie wenig Überlebenschance hatten, und überhaupt keine Chance mit ihm im...
2023-11-1914 min
The Endless Chain PodcastShut that doorMy gran used to tell me that her Church of Scotland minister once said there is no more awful thing to say to another person than “Shut up!” She very much liked Larry Grayson, whose catch phrase was “Shut that door!” She could laugh at Larry Grayson, but not at “Shut up.”Well, if she were here now, God bless her, I think she’d agree that “I hope your daughter dies” beats “Shut up” into a cocked hat for awfulness. The circumstances are surely as good as irrelevant, but here they are, for what they’re worth: on October 16th...
2023-11-1905 min
The Endless Chain PodcastSorry seems to be the hardest wordA friend of mine was motoring down a narrow village lane the other day, passing parked cars, when, all of a sudden, she was confronted by a bicycle coming the other way. It’s a one-way street, but the bikes are allowed to come up against the flow, being just wee things an’ all as they are. This particular lane was only recently made one-way, because it has a bit of an S-bend and it’s hard to see from the top of the rise whether anyone’s coming up, so the council decided to make it definitive and easy: no...
2023-11-1711 min
The Endless Chain PodcastFaith, hope and charity: St Paul’s three great virtuesAnd the greatest of these is charity, said St Paul. A better-educated man than I am once advised me that charity doesn’t mean giving to Oxfam, and, whilst that is true in the specifics, it actually isn’t in terms of what St Paul said. He may have been better-educated than me, but he wasn’t brighter.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Before you turn off, thinking this is a theological expedition into an ancient piece of letter-writing to Thessaly (which...
2023-11-1611 min
The Endless Chain PodcastChildhood memories—darkenedIn June 1967, I, together with my classmates, cowered in fear at Broadgate School, comforted by our teacher, as terror rained down from the heavens. In those days, extreme weather wasn’t so common, but this day in June 1967 was exceptional. Hailstones as large as golf balls. By the time the storm was over, barely a hailstone was to be seen, as the summer sun came out; and everything was well in the world again.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Broadgate Primary Sc...
2023-11-1505 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWater cannot be thwartedIt’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World is a 1963 movie starring Spencer Tracey and a whole coterie of comic actors who witness a road accident, as a result of which the now hapless Jimmy Durante reveals the location of a hidden treasure. The rest of the film is the race to the treasure, which is located under the big double-ya. This one. No, it’s not a bush.Frantically they chase around, armed with picks and shovels, not realising they’re all in a copse of four palm trees whose slender trunks describe a perfec...
2023-11-1404 min
The Endless Chain PodcastFrom the river to the seaOne of the things that has long since confused me about America is that the sweet land of liberty knows so many constraints. The Americans have hi-jacked the word need and use it to mean do it, or else: “I need you to stand with your legs apart and your hands in the air as I handcuff you.” I remember reading the do’s and don’ts on the Washington D.C. Metro. Not a pictogram in sight. Americans need it telling to them straight, no guessing allowed. All wrapped up with “It’s the law.” Not even an exclamation ma...
2023-11-1305 min
The Endless Chain PodcastHonking and wavingFrance is like England, but without the hedgerows. Or like Belgium with bigger fields. Or like Germany, with fewer cows. Everything in the French countryside looks a bit over-the-hill, tired, knackered, and therefore quaint. There are opulent little houses incongruously perched on street corners, whose attractiveness seems designed to endure for nothing longer than the phase of the traffic light from which you behold it. There are few highlights in this part of northern France. Cambrai, Bapaume, Albert.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
2023-11-1110 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe privileges and burdens of statesmanshipClick above for a voiceover to this article. All voiceovers are available on Apple Podcasts under The Endless Chain.A few years ago, King Philippe of the Belgians and Queen Mathilde were fulfilling an official function at a retirement home of their realm. Their Majesties were kindly bidden to append a note of their visit in the guest book, for which an expensive fountain pen had been purchased, specially for the occasion. At the moment of signature, alas, the pen had grown legs and walked.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free...
2023-11-1119 min
The Endless Chain PodcastEver-mutating anti-semitismA friend sent me this, the day before I motor to my great-uncle’s grave in Albert, France, where he fell on a battlefield in 1915, and where his bones since then have lain. I will wear his medals, and I will kiss his penny, and I will lay chrysanthemums to beautify his horrendous death. His life was taken in the name of folly, not yet 25 years of age—the age when death is supposed only to start.And, in Ukraine, and in Gaza, and in Israel, and in Russia, and across our damnèd globe, lives are still...
2023-11-1006 min
The Endless Chain PodcastSlavemaan? For Peace’s sake!Gemeente Herent is the branch of government in Belgium that regulates local affairs for me. They organise the street lighting, the removal of waste and repairs to minor roads. Herent Borough Council has responsibilities of its own, and it has responsibilities that it must coordinate with others. On the whole, it runs as smoothly as a Swiss watch.When they made my street into a cycle street a few years back, I wrote to the mobility officer and enquired what that all meant and he dutifully responded to my questions. One question got an obvious answer. I’d...
2023-11-1002 min
The Endless Chain PodcastI’ll have what she’s havingI believe you can listen to this article as a podcast by clicking up here. There. I was, some years ago, gifted by a dear friend, for Christmas, a sweatshirt bearing the legend, I am silently correcting your grammar. I wear it with pride to events where there are likely to be poor grammarians present. To help them.Image: Estelle Reiner, who made cultural history in five words as “Female in Restaurant”. 1989’s When Harry Met Sally.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my wor...
2023-11-0913 min
The Endless Chain PodcastBoots, boots, boots, boots, moving up and down againClip: Australian tenor Peter Dawson sings his hit Boots.I’m not entirely sure how it comes that police always estimate attendees at demos at much lesser a number than demo organisers do, aside, that is, from the fact that estimates usually reflect the parties’ interests in the number being low or high; but the discrepancies can seem illogical to the casual onlooker.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.The fact that demo organisers organise the demo does not mean that...
2023-11-0805 min
The Endless Chain PodcastRules are made to be broken—by rulesClick above to hear this article as section 564 of the Highway CodeThe Portland transportation authority in Oregon, USA, has put in some bike lanes that it authorised two years ago. That has to be a good thing, doesn’t it? Well, local residents are surprised, to say the least because they allege that they were not duly consulted about the matter. The bicycle lanes simply appeared as if brought by the fairies—overnight.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Port...
2023-11-0609 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA Christmas carolClick above to listen to this article as a ghost story. No need to wait for Christmas.The word scrooge has entered common parlance to mean anyone who grumbles incessantly at the joyous occasion of Christmas. Over a certain age, that’s all of us, to some degree. It comes from the character Ebenezer Scrooge, the protagonist in Charles Dickens’s story A Christmas Carol.This short story is famed for the visitations upon Scrooge, as he is conducted unseen into the past, present and future by Ghosts of Christmas, of which he is forwarned by t...
2023-11-0506 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWalk onClick the button to hear my hoarse, equine tones resound to this ode.There are, it appears, modes of movement that monitor. They know where you’ve been, and may know where you’re headed; your sex life, your thoughts, and your feelings; and they spread muck wherever you go.Some, you know where they’re going: it’s displayed; on the front, and, for those who’ve missed the bus, on their rear …Whilst the dangers, worries and annoyances of a motor that sends its maker the minutiae of your meanderings may be minuscula...
2023-11-0406 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA courageous trooper, soldiering for peaceA voiceover of this article is available by clicking aboveIt has taken me 13 months of patient waiting. In the last 13 months, I had not a sign nor a whisper nor so much as a hint in response to a question I posed when the Russo-Ukrainian war broke out. And now, I have the response I sought. The question: Is the united Ukraine that is defending itself against attack in any measure assisted by those among its population who are conscientious objectors?It seemed to me at the time that it was impossible: Ukraine cannot...
2023-11-0310 min
The Endless Chain PodcastTick, tick, tick: we have ways of making you tokA fellow on the Substack equivalent of Prime Minister’s question time—an occasional get-together of writers, content producers and a panel of people who work for Substack, to answer our questions—asked whether we couldn’t perhaps post videos to garner interest from the junior end of the age scale. Some opined that that would turn Substack into another TikTok, and some thought it was an interesting idea, and I said, “Tell us your thoughts and we’ll look at them in whatever format you present them. It’s the thought that counts, isn’t it?”...
2023-11-0205 min
The Endless Chain PodcastChoosing our words carefullyYou can hear by clicking above, what’s here by flicking below—boom, boom!EvilNaziThreatGenocideExistentialLieTerrorismE N T G E L T = reward in German. Because ... what follows is your reward! (Corny as a Basil Brush joke: Boom, boom!)Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Last night was dark: I looked into it and out of it came diminutive humans with...
2023-11-0110 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA Strange LandClick above to listen to this article as a one-act play.Babies can do as they please. They’re allowed to barf, poo, sleep and eat. And when they don’t get what they want, they cry, till they get it. Because they’re helpless and vulnerable and sweet and ours.Everything a baby does is forgiven. We protect them and secure their environment and, when they wander into places they shouldn’t be, we chide them softly, so as not to upset them and cause tears and tantrums.The same goes for those who are convalescing. If they’...
2023-11-0109 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA letter to the red crossPlus a voice message: you can hear it up above.From the Road of the Crown to the Avenue of the Red Cross:Abs’s Taxi Service: appeal updateThere were donations to Go Fund Me at https://gofund.me/c2c553df. When I wrote the proposal, I had not realised that Go Fund Me would simply pass on all donations within a day or two of their being made, so they never were “accumulated”, though I accumulated them so to speak in my own bank account.When the children needed...
2023-10-3107 min
The Endless Chain PodcastOn migration, employment and communityAbove is a voiceover, if you have ears to hear.It ought to be a fundamental precept. That, if an individual’s existence, life, the fact of being here, is threatened in such a measure as to induce a state of constant fear or apprehension for one’s physical safety in one’s home jurisdiction, then other jurisdictions may offer to take in those who are thus affected. Ought to be.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.That is not cited...
2023-10-3114 min
The Endless Chain PodcastLead us not into temptationThere’s a strange line in the Lord’s Prayer. See if you can guess which one I mean:Our Father, which art in Heaven,Hallowed be Thy name,Thy kingdom come, Thy will be doneOn Earth as it is in Heaven.And forgive us our trespasses,As we forgive them who trespass against us.And lead us not into temptation,For Thine is the kingdom,The power and the gloryFor ever and ever.Amen.
2023-10-3007 min
The Endless Chain PodcastTo suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous translationClick above to hear what’s below.Translation in transitionIn translation, there’s a tsunami of change underway. I’ve been talking to some colleagues and it’s a grim picture. Meanwhile, the Justice Minister resigned because his department of Justice is broken. Like my statuette of her.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.A few years ago, in 2021, I phoned an old contact to ask if he’d work with me on revising a translation of the annual...
2023-10-2940 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThe distinctive quality of a nameClick above to listen to this piece as a talking head.“It’s a first name with us.”* “Is it really? Oh, you don’t say.”“Yes, quite common in fact.”* “Right, of course … Tell me, if my first name had been Jan, do you think that upon being asked for my name, I would have said, ‘Jan’?”My name has been confusing Belgium for 30 years, and everyone it confuses thinks they’re the first to have pointed it out.He smiled. I added, “I would’ve if Napoleon had never been here...
2023-10-2707 min
The Endless Chain PodcastNothing needs to make senseThis message is scheduled to go out on 27 October and the question for me, now, on 22 October is: how often in the intervening five days will I be here to edit it?What you can hear above is the text as on 22 October. What you can read below is the text as on the 27th. Does that make sense, my friends?Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Last week (I count the week as starting on Sunday, the way I...
2023-10-2707 min
The Endless Chain PodcastHow do you know a telephone is a telephone?This post can be listened to as a eulogy by clicking above.When my aunt died in 2019, I felt a strong urge to be at her funeral, but funds were low and it seemed impractical. People do cross the world to attend weddings, but not many take a plane from Belgium to Toronto to be at a funeral. Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.I asked my brother if he’d lend me the fare, and he wisely counselled me to...
2023-10-2218 min
The Endless Chain PodcastThere must be no Cs for effortImage: The British in Gaza, 1917. I say nothing. Long, long ago, when geography was, for me, obligatory and carried a capital letter, I got a mark of C for effort. “There must be no ‘C’s for effort,” was the headmaster’s admonition in his report. Mother and father were concerned. I was in the dog house. The geographic dog house.Nobody ever asked me why I thought I’d been given a C. So, having kept the secret all this time, I’ll tell the world why I got a C. It’s because the schoolmaster...
2023-10-1309 min
The Endless Chain PodcastRuskinesque proximity shunnedImage: painted ironmongery. Left, with brushstrokes; right, without.Above the image is a button for hearing a playground tiff of this article.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.I don’t like spray painting. Well, let me qualify that: I like it on my car. But I don’t like it on the ironwork that’s dotted around my garden. What I like on my garden ironmongery is to see brush strokes. The physical reminder of the contact between object, paint...
2023-10-0905 min
The Endless Chain PodcastStriking boysThis article can be heard as a podcast by clicking above.I think I will have been in fourth, or possibly fifth, form when the boys struck.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Image: the poster for the 1968 film if … (fair use). In the film, they teach schoolboys to be officers and gentlemen. And are surprised when the boys shoot back.Mine was a boys’ school. Fee-paying (except for me, who was a clever-clogs with two scholarships; since I co...
2023-10-0811 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA time of wasteThe writer F. Scott Fitzgerald (who wrote The Great Gatsby) disliked exclamation marks as “laughing at your own jokes.” I sometimes wonder how Mr Fitzgerald would have felt about the plethora of emojis with which we dot our communications these days but, perhaps thankfully, he was spared that confrontation with self-humour. Especially the dog dirt one.💩Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.The exclamation mark is a regular feature of some court submissions that I’ve translated in my time, as if adding on...
2023-09-2313 min
The Endless Chain PodcastZeit, tangerines and dreamsHere’s not a blast from the past but a piece of music I heard first back when I was not yet a teenager. It’s not a blast from the past because it doesn’t blast from the past. It blasts, very languidly, from the now.The YouTube comments are filled with praise for it and, whatever your taste is, and whether any of this coincides with your taste, one cannot deny its masterfulness.Tangerine Dream are German, and that’s all I ever knew about them. The nature of their work is such as to al...
2023-07-0601 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA street named progressWhat drives progress?When Belgian National Railways shifted its then principal Brussels terminus at Gare du Nord to a new site in the 1850s, the city laid out a new street that would bring the travelling public thronging to its portals, slicing through the lower town in a unerring plumb line, and christened the street Rue du Progrès – Progress Street. It now forms part of the great wander-trail (sentier de grande randonnée) between Amsterdam and Paris.Progress was the indelible hallmark of the entire Victorian era. When Queen Victoria came to the British thro...
2023-07-0418 min
The Endless Chain PodcastPlease give: you'll be paid back, so that you can give againImage: Mr Abs Ngum. He’s sitting in the back of a safari truck at Fathala Park in Senegal. Safaris have been a growing industry sector in The Gambia and neighbouring Senegal over the last ten or 20 years. If Abs’s taxi venture succeeds, he’d like to branch out into safaris, offering safe, secure, knowledgeable tours to western tourists keen to see local wildlife and to experience the vast, sublime beauty of West Africa.Appeal to help start up Abs’s taxi serviceI’m Graham, and I’m running a campaign for Abs.Than...
2023-06-1911 min
The Endless Chain PodcastMillet’s GleanersIn 1857, Jean-François Millet unveiled his work The Gleaners, depicting three women scavenging a wheat field for whatever was of use that the harvesters had left behind. It is bucolic, rustic, redolent of a bygone age, and it caused outrage when the upper echelons of society saw it.Thanks for viewing this salon edition of The Endless Chain. Pour disdain upon it if you’re a land-owner. Otherwise, subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Not that it was in any way inaccurate in its depiction: in fact, it was...
2023-05-2604 min
Shape the SystemGraham Stewart - Fibre52Ever wondered about the environmental impact of the shirt (or dress!) on your back? The textile industry is a huge source of environmental impact across chemical, energy, heat and water usage, even before the shirt/dress is made. Cotton, as the dominant natural fibre is one of the biggest offenders which is where Graham Stewart of Fibre52 comes in. They have pioneered a new approach to this entire process that drastically reduces all these inputs and actually improves the strength and durability of the material produced by as much as 50% leading to longing lasting clothing a...
2023-05-0838 min
The Endless Chain PodcastSuperstition and photographyWhether we admit to it or not, each one of us carries with him or her a philosophy. For some of us, it is laid down in engraved letters of iron, which may over time rust or become pitted with wear, but which are never effaced from the tablet we carry with us, as if bestowed on some Mount Sinai of yore. For others, it may be written in the reflections from a pond of water, where waterlilies poke their heads above the surface and form the only constancy in the message, which for the rest glitters and shimmers...
2023-03-0823 min
The Endless Chain PodcastA bird in the hand is worth two on the lakeIn the dictionary, I’ve no doubt they have a definition of negotiation. And I can guess what it more or less says. This week, I have been engaged in some work translating texts that analyse why ecological laws sometimes utterly and absolutely fail in achieving their aims: the conservation of wildlife. Whilst I am in no way so cynical as to assert that any environmental law has its own failure as any part of its goal, there are some pieces of legislation that, with the best of intentions, do in fact fail, and abjectly, and do so for no...
2023-02-2716 min
TownrootzSocial Equity Lab - Melanie Graham#058 - Today we talk to Melanie Graham, Founder & CEO of Social Equity Lab, an Oakland based boutique consulting firm that focuses on diversity, equity, and inclusion, also on organizational development for nonprofits, corporate companies, startups, and governmental agencies - though Melanie says large nonprofits are the sweet spot.Indicators that you need her are low morale, high turnover, and difficulty in recruiting. She loves to focus on the organizational structure to make a lasting impact. You can do all the training in the world, but you must change the structures that allow the inequities to exist in t...
2023-02-2233 min
The Endless Chain PodcastMust you have an interest in peace to want to broker it?No man’s land: defensible, or is it sitting on the fence?I recognise these two truths among many: one, that I am hopelessly naive; two, that I am ebulliently hopeful. I am intractably drawn to the middle ground. The middle ground is not a fence upon which to sit, a place of indecision or domain where only compromise can reign. It is a place of debate, of positions backed with reason, of appreciation of counter-viewpoints and - hardest of all - reconciliation of hard, opposing principles and conflicting paradigms. Thanks for reading The En...
2023-02-0813 min
Toye Johnson-Vincent, "NO SUGAR COATING COACH" SPEAK TO ME FIRST PODCAST!MIXING BUSINESS with TRAVEL! Coach Toye interviews Carlene Graham, MBA Independent Travel Business Owner & AdvisorSPEAK TO ME FIRST PODCAST SHOW!
https://www.podpage.com/toye-johnson-vincent-no-sugar-coating-coach-speak-to-me-first-podcast/
HOST: Coach Toye aka No Sugar Coating COACH.
https://www.tjvempowersu.com/what-we-do
Thinking about becoming a business owner? Do you ENJOY traveling? If so, don't miss this awesome episode where Carlene Graham, MBA takes us on her entrepreneurship journey in the travel industry!
MIXING TRAVEL & BUSINESS! Coach Toye interviews Carlene Graham, MBA Independent Travel Business Owner (Far Rockaway-New York City)
2023-02-0238 minToye Johnson-Vincent, "NO SUGAR COATING COACH" SPEAK TO ME FIRST PODCAST!MIXING TRAVEL & BUSINESS! Coach Toye interviews Carlene Graham, MBA Independent Travel Business Owner (New York City)SPEAK TO ME FIRST PODCAST SHOW!
HOST: Coach Toye, aka No Sugar-Coating COACH https://www.tjvempowersu.com/what-we-do
Have you ever thought about mixing business with travel? Carlene Graham will show you how possible it really is to become a travel advisor/independent agent/business owner!
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MIXING TRAVEL & BUSINESS! Carlene Graham, MBA Independent Travel Business Owner
2023-02-0242 min
The Joseph Graham Show111. Holiday edition best episode 2022 Matt Vincent Not Dead YetAs we go into 2023 I wanted to reshare a episode that impacted me greatly. Matt Vincent of Not Dead Yet came onto the podcast earlier this year. I love the way he looks at life and building a life you love to live. Sit back grab your pen and get ready for some epic conversation
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2022-12-271h 04
The Endless Chain PodcastPride may be over. The prejudice isn’t“You dance really oddly,” the teenage daughter of a friend told me at a Brussels pub disco night some years ago. “Then don’t look, nosey,” retorted I.Let me transport you to Montparnasse, Paris, summer 1996. A long-standing friend’s getting married and, the night before the big day, is anguishing: like Genesis, he can’t dance; what would he do for the opening waltz the next evening? In the minuscule lift lobby serving three Montparnasse apartments, I take David away from the hubbub of family and teach him the basics of the English waltz and quickstep (you can’t just...
2022-12-0616 min
The Endless Chain PodcastLet's shake up the worldWhat’s necessity?In Shakespeare’s Henry IV, there comes a scene where the king cannot sleep. He wonders that a ship’s boy posted high on a mast as look-out can sleep at his station in the wildest of seas and yet he, in all his comfort, cannot get a wink. Henry is a troubled man. His railing is interrupted by his counsellors, who advise of rebellion fermenting in the North, and the necessity of dealing with it. “Are these things then necessities?” he asks. “Then let us meet them like necessities.”Necessities. W...
2022-10-1221 min
The Endless Chain PodcastReferendaYou can listen to this plaint to Ukraine as a voiceover by clicking above. Please bear in mind, it dates from September 2022.Thanks for reading The Endless Chain! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.First published on LinkedIn on 24 September 2022. Ladies and gentlemen, I have had an exchange concerning my latest article with a young Ukrainian gentleman, and I don’t mean that in any way sarcastically; it was heated at times and I didn’t win and he didn’t win either. But we both reached...
2022-09-2404 min
The Endless Chain PodcastWhat is a principle?When a country, any country, invades another country, whatever country, the country being invaded and lots of people who think like the country being invaded say things like:“That is contrary to the principle of sovereignty; the principles set down in the UN Charter, in the articles of war, in constitutions, in treaties, in agreements, in human rights, in the Geneva Conventions, the North Atlantic Treaty,” or whatever. Principles fly around the airwaves with greater frequency than F16s fly around the air, or bombs get in people’s hair.Principles are not deadly, but they can cause...
2022-09-2403 minThe Joseph Graham Show90. Matthew Vincent Living a life worth dying forWhat can I tell you about Matt Vincent. He is an all-around adventure who is building a life by design. He owns Mutiple business including HVIII brand and Habit coffee. He does men's retreats with his 1612 mentorship group. He goes on badass trips around the world. Did a epic motorcycle trip for Indian motorcycles call epic pursuits. He is a podcaster, former highland games winner, does crazy shit that would scary most people
Yet what I love about Matt is his genuine heart and soul. I will drop his links for you to check...
2022-08-161h 03
CreatiVity Talkin'Ep 131 Creativity Talkin Robbie Graham of Primal ScreamSend us a textPrimal Scream NYC Guitarist, Rob Graham joins SaturdayNights with the VaJ. Tonight we are talkin NYC metal scene in the 80's. Johnny Z, Metallica, Anthrax, Type O Negative and more! Rob also speaks of his love of Yellowstone with Kevin Costner and how there should be more episodes about that (he is kidding) TV show.Support the showCreatiVity Talkin Support the show on PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/c/creativitytalkin/membershipOr visit the website: www.creativitytalkin.com Direct Link for Merchandise! https://creativity-talkin...
2022-01-103h 24
Men in Sheds 107.3 HFMMen in Sheds 15-8-21 Vincent, Harrisdale and Kellerberrin Men's Sheds
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Harrisdale Men's Shed School project
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2021-08-1502 minBourbon in The Back RoomEpisode 9 - Trump Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney On Trump’s Crazy But Rational Ideas, Why Nikki Haley Hasn't Talked to Him in a Decade, and If Lindsey Graham Would Commit a Crime to Keep His SeatVincent and Joel sit down with President Trump’s Chief of Staff - Mick Mulvaney - to discuss the dirty details of South Carolina and national politics. They talk about what working with Trump was like, violence at the capital, why national government doesn’t work, why Lindsey Graham keeps his position, what greed and ambition look like, and much more. This episode pulls no punches. Get your latest Statehouse update and hear first hand the rationale behind some of the legislature's recent controversial bills. Join Senators Sheheen and Lourie in this week's episode where they ta...
2021-03-301h 00
CityReach Oakden | The Daily WalkPaul feat. Pastor VincentThis is the 5th episode in our 2nd season of The Daily Walk podcast. This season is titled 'Real People. Real Stories.' where we will be hearing real stories from real people and how they relate to different characters in the Bible. Today's episode is featuring Pastor Vincent as he shares his journey and how it relates to the apostle Paul.
2020-09-2824 min
Django ChatDjango Fellow - Tim Graham
Django Under The Hood - Tim Graham Talk
Start of Django Fellowship Program
Django Fellowship Funding
django-developers Mailing List
Django Teams
Proposal to Dissolve Django Core
Tim's Fellowship Retrospectives: January 2015, December 2015, December 2016
Django Release Cadence
Triaging Tickets
DJANGO DASHBOARDS
Django Development Dashboard
Django's Continuous Integration
SHAMELESS PLUGS
William's books on Django
Carlton's website Noumenal
2019-04-1033 min
Asia Tech Podcast New Episodes299: Vincent Djen - Co-Founder FashionEx Shanghai[01:05] Vincent Djen, Co-founder of FashionEx Shanghai, shares more about his company, further explaining how it helps startups in the fashion industry grow by giving them insights and methodologies to avoid mistakes which helps them build solid business plan
[19:50] Vincent shares how important research is before entering the Chinese market in terms fashion, further explaining how looking at the analytics of taobao and Tmall aids a startup analyse and compare how they rank in the fashion industry for China
[30:50] Vincent elaborates more about his journey, sharing how he manages the RnD for his family bushiness and also manages his FashionEx by...
2018-07-1443 min
Asia Tech Podcast New Episodes232: Vincent Woon – Selling Cloud Based Business Intelligence & Analytics[00:05] Welcome Vincent Woon to Asia Tech Podcast Stories, hosted by Graham D Brown
[01:38] All about Holistics Software, an online data management software for businesses
[06:28] Why are some online data software like Google Analytics inherently difficult to use?
[08:31] Vincent Woon's tips and tricks on building cloud base analytics software that is simple to use
[11:50] Large organizations are challenged by daily data overload. Too much data leads to employees becoming unfocused
[14:34] Is it realistic to have just one metric to focus on every day or will that remain a pipe dream?
[16:45] The metrics measured in Holistics Software and how they impact day...
2018-04-2253 min
Asia Tech Podcast New Episodes228: Shanghai Round Table with Kapil Kane, Jasper Gill, Vincent Djen, Carmen Wang and Nishtha Mehta[00:05] ATP620 - Asia Matters with Graham D Brown
[00:35] Introducing XNode Shanghai - a physical coworking space in the startup accelerator with Jasper Gill who moved to Shanghai from Vancouver 2 1/2 years ago
[02:20] Vincent Djen from Hong Kong, cofounder of FashionEx which helps fashion startups to learn to grow and scale their business in the massive fashion scene in Shanghai
[04:15] Carmen Wnag from Nanjing - studying in US, Spain, Italy, India. We learn it's typical of her generation to go out to the world and absorb different cultures
[06:50] What is it about China that you see a lot of female entrepreneurs? 50% of...
2018-04-1852 min
Nightbeat – The Great Detectives of Old Time RadioEP2145: Night Beat: Vincent and the PainterA disgruntled former security guard says his boss at an art gallery killed Vincent. Support the show monthly at patreon.gre Read more ...
2017-03-1334 min
Old Time Radio Superman Show|Superhero Adventure AudiodramaEP0532: Al Vincent's Corrupt Political Machine, Part FourteenThe final fate of Mary and Al Vincent. Original Air Date: June 7, 1946
2013-01-3017 minOld Time Radio Superman Show|Superhero Adventure AudiodramaEP0532: Al Vincent's Corrupt Political Machine, Part FourteenChickie, Jimmy, and Lois are facing their doom while Superman interrogates Al Vincent. Original Air Date: June 6, 1946
2013-01-3000 min