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The Last Show with David CooperThat Funny Gas - April 11, 2025David's cat has a new friend. Top stories tonight: Rescued parrot screamed "f--- you" and was lured to safety with cigarettes (translation); and Dolphins communicate with a "fountain of pee". Neuroanesthesiologist Dr. Joseph Cichon gives an overview of how laughing gas appears to reduce depression. TV host Noah Cappe joins the show for Noah vs. The Unknown and chats about the mystery of Atlantis. Dr. Adelina Gschwandtner explains how pets can boost wellbeing as much as a spouse. Dr. Laura Lavertu reveals that we trust pets more than people to sell us things on the Internet. Lawyer Ian Hull...
2025-04-121h 27
Paid 2 Draw – An Illustration Podcast26. YONK Pushes Boundaries In Virtual Reality (Live at Pictoplasma Berlin 2024)YONK is a Dutch 3D animation studio consisting of artistic power couple Victoria Young and Niels van der Donk. Coming from different backgrounds like fine art and graphic design they decided early on to combine their individual skills to create 3D work. Since 2019 they specialize in using Virtual Reality and 3D sculpting tools to create uniquely strange, textured and colorful artworks, animations and character designs for an increasingly international client list such as Google, Sprite, Nike, Amazon and The New York Times, but also just for the sake of creating and having fun experimenting.
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2025-01-2151 min
A Dram with FriendsA Dram with Dave Cichon
In this conversation, Sean Lynn and Dave Cichon discuss various themes including retirement, the influence of Bishop Henry, the challenges of political service, and the virtues of St. Joseph. They reflect on personal experiences and the importance of faith in their lives, emphasizing the need for courage and humility in serving others.
Takeaways
Retirement brings reflections on legacy and influence.
Bishop Henry's impact on the community is profound.
The call to serve can come in unexpected ways.
Supporting family in public service requires courage.
St. Joseph exemplifies humility and strength.
Faith plays a crucial role in personal journeys.
Community...
2024-12-1539 min
Wrongful Conviction Podcasts#296 Guest Host Chris Fabricant with Gilbert PooleOn June 7, 1988, joggers discovered the body of 35 year old Robert Mejia on a running trail in the woods behind his apartment complex in Pontiac, MI. Mejia had been stabbed to death. Primarily due to the junk science of bite mark evidence, Gilbert Poole was convicted of first-degree murder, and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
With 20 years of expertise in criminal justice, Chris Fabricant leads the Innocence Project’s Strategic Litigation Department as the Joseph Flom Special Counsel and Director of Strategic Litigation. His knowledge of forensic sciences drives his work’s focus on th...
2022-10-0337 min
Wrongful Conviction#296 Guest Host Chris Fabricant with Gilbert PooleOn June 7, 1988, joggers discovered the body of 35 year old Robert Mejia on a running trail in the woods behind his apartment complex in Pontiac, MI. Mejia had been stabbed to death. Primarily due to the junk science of bite mark evidence, Gilbert Poole was convicted of first-degree murder, and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. With 20 years of expertise in criminal justice, Chris Fabricant leads the Innocence Project’s Strategic Litigation Department as the Joseph Flom Special Counsel and Director of Strategic Litigation. His knowledge of forensic sciences drives his work’s focus on th...
2022-10-0337 min
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