Shows
This Machine Kills479. Trust Doesn’t Care About Your Feelings (ft. Kate Kaye)Jathan chats with journalist Kate Kaye about her new podcast series, Trust Control, all about the history and future of trying to measure trust. We get into different ways of defining trust, proxies for turning trust into quantified scores and “objective” models, motivations for making trust into a metric that can be optimised, and ultimately, the anti-social shift from trust as a dynamic social relationship that is a core part of human interactions to trust as an objective feature of systems with or without humans.
••• Trust Control Series | Kate Kaye https://aitrustcontrol.com/
••• Redtail Media | Kate Kaye https://redtailmedia.org/
Standing Plugs:
...
2026-10-161h 11
Biting All The ApplesThe Unsociety: Leeches and Termites - More on Binding ChaosIt's our pumpkin spice episode! Ok, no it's not but we needed a placeholder until we can get the show notes up. They will be chock chonk full. Believe that. In the meantime - enjoy this episode where we talk about the radical book about mass collaboration. Binding Chaos: society and disassociation and how we aren't living in a society but an unsociety. Send us Fan MailCreditsSeason Two Recorded at Bob's Basement Studios, MichiganProduced and edited by Sara Kaye LarsonIntro/Outro Music...
2026-10-1256 minBiting All The ApplesStop Being Such A Noun: Binding Chaos and Individual RightsWe're back after already being back and then gone again. The fall has brought us many adventures and one gnarly head cold. But SK & JV made it to the microphones to talk about insane campaign ads, the Mackinaw Bridge, and a few chapters in Binding Chaos. Last episode we discussed the first sections of Binding Chaos that covered the problem with democracy. In this edition we cover the dangers of group affiliation and natural and negotiated rights. It will give you so much to think about it won't matter if we don't get another episode out next w...
2026-09-2859 min
Edu-KateHelping Kids Regulate: Yoga and Mindfulness in the Classroom with Monica RollinsIn today's episode, Kate is joined by Monica Rollins to explore how yoga and mindfulness can support children’s wellbeing and help them develop the skills they need to regulate their emotions and behaviour.They talk about what this can look like in practice, and how simple strategies can be woven into the school day to help children feel calmer, more connected and ready to learn.Contact Monica at:https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-kaye-rollins/hello@rootedwellnesscollective.org
2026-09-1948 minBiting All The ApplesCan We Bind this Chaos or What? Book Talk Plus: Insider Tales from Michigan Dem PrimaryHello we are BACK! Back with our book pick: Binding Chaos by Heather Marsh ---- plus our own special Michigan flavored tie-in. Just a few weeks after the Michigan Primary Election, Joanna spills the tea about the Michigan Democratic Convention and how the Michigan Dems came to spend 81 million dollars on a losing candidate that they all knew darn well was not supported by the people. The people, as we all now know, elected Abdul El-Sayed. And yes, Joanna has met him. They are BFFs. Ok, maybe not BFFs - just checking to see who reads the show...
2026-08-241h 05
Trust Control7.0 The Trust IS a Feeling (and Closing Thoughts) EpisodeTrust Control is the culmination of more than 10 months of human, non-AI assisted exploration and process. It is the product of deep research rabbit hole digging; journalistic interviews; idea organizing; contemplation and articulation; writing and re-writing; re-re-writing; microphone jabber; digitized audio manipulation; more contemplation and articulation; re-re-re-writing and re-recording; and...well...you get the picture. The project took many twists and turns along the way. In this episode, you'll hear a bit about Trust Control creator Kate Kaye's process and some of the overarching ideas that emerged from inside her (humble, fallible and messy) human brain. In this episo...
2026-07-2112 min
Trust Control6.0 The New Trust Paradigm Episode: Scoring Trustworthiness of Human and AI Agent "Workers"TRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling.6.0 The New Trust Paradigm Episode: Scoring Trustworthiness of Human and AI Agent "Workers" It's starting to happen at work and inside a blockchain-based online dispute resolution platform: A new trust paradigm is unfolding in which the technical trust measures needed by computers and bots are beginning to seep into human ideas of trust. Some people believe we're already on a trajectory toward continuous, machine-readable trust scores and "continuous proof of humanity." Indeed, some say that "trust is no longer a feeling." Business and tech consultancies like McKinsey and Company say AI agents...
2026-07-2157 min
Trust Control5.0 The Measuring Trustworthiness of Media Episode (Part Two: The Limits of Computational Trust)When Brooklyn, New York photographer and entrepreneur Tiffany Walling McGarity crafted stunning portraits of friends using the very old tintype method, she wanted to preserve them, and the provenance of the images, in digital form. But she discovered that a technical method promising trustworthiness through a computational trust approach deemed her work "invalid" and exposed the downsides of technical trust approaches that reinforce existing institutional power structures. In this episode: Trustworthiness metadata, media trust signals, and "content credentials" News industry assumptions about technical media trustworthiness and and authenticity measures What computational trust measures miss that news journalism consumers care about...
2026-07-2139 min
Trust Control4.0 The Measuring Trustworthiness of Media Episode (Part One: Propaganda and Journalism's Trust Assumptions)TRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling. 4.0 The Measuring Trustworthiness of Media Episode (Part One: Propaganda and Journalism's Trust Assumptions) During World War II, the time Carl I. Hovland spent evaluating the effects of U.S. propaganda films on U.S. Army recruits inspired his research measuring information and communication trustworthiness and helped propel the field. Since that time, people have designed all sorts of methods and models in attempts to gauge trustworthiness of media and information. This is the first part of a two-part episode exploring measurement of trustworthiness of media, information, communication, news and even art. In...
2026-07-2145 min
Trust Control3.0 The History (and Residue) of Measuring Trust in AI EpisodeTRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling. 3.0 The History (and Residue) of Measuring Trust in AI Episode Roger C. Mayer and his fellow researchers introduced an influential trust model in 1995 in the Academy of Management Review. The impetus for their work? Corporate managers worried they were losing control of workers amid big changes. There were more people of color and women entering the workforce, plus workers upheaval in emerging self-directed teams could not be monitored as they once were. Little did Mayer and his co-authors James H. Davis and F. David Schoorman know that decades later their ABI (Ability...
2026-07-211h 08
Trust Control2.0 The Measuring Trust in AI and Automation EpisodeTRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling. 2.0 The Measuring Trust in AI and Automation Episode When trust researcher Gale Lucas measured construction workers' trust in a demolition robot they had to use on the job site, the study had support from the demolition robot's manufacturer and got funding from the U.S. Army Research Office. But why? Who is trust measurement done for and who is it done...to? In this episode focused on measuring trust in AI and automated systems, we'll dig deeper into how and why some measurement of trust in AI happens. In...
2026-07-2150 min
Trust Control1.0 The Intro EpisodeTRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling. 1.0 The Intro Episode When self-described "trust scientist" Stephen Marsh first introduced the concept of mathematically modeling and computing trust in an influential 1994 thesis paper, he had an inkling that computerized agents would need "computational trust." But back then did the quirky "nano-farmer" ever envision that decades later AI agents with funny names like Eudamon and Reefwatcher would discuss trust on a social network for bots? This introduction to Trust Control lays some groundwork about concepts discussed throughout the show including trust measurement and proxies for measuring trust...
2026-07-211h 03
Trust Control0.0 The Welcome to Trust Control EpisodeTRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling. 0.0 The Welcome to Trust Control Episode This is the Trust Control show trailer. You'll hear about what's in each full-length episode and hear some examples of the voices and sometimes silly satire featured throughout the show. It's a short episode. Give it a try! In this episode you'll hear descriptions of: Episode 0.0 The Welcome to Trust Control Episode Episode 1.0 The Intro Episode Episode 2.0 The Measuring Trust In AI and Automation Episode Episode 3.0 The AI Trust Measurement History and Residue Episode Episode 4.0 The Measuring...
2026-07-2109 minBiting All The ApplesA Stormy Weather Introduction to Our Next Read: Heather Marsh's Binding ChaosWe recorded this episode with a storm radar glowing beside us, true summertime style!Join us as we joke our way through Michigan good-weather guilt and then pivot into a serious as in seriously thought-provoking new book that questions the political truths we’re taught to accept. Heather Marsh’s Binding Chaos: Mass Collaboration on a Global Scale, pushes us to ask why representative democracy so often turns into oligarchy and what technology changes about power, voice, and responsibility. Here's the auto-generated highlights for those of you that dig a table of contents: • M...
2026-06-2333 minBiting All The ApplesUndeceive Yourselves! Respell The World: The Great Cosmic Mother pt5"Imagination is a memory moving both forward and backward in time."- Barbara Mor, The Great Cosmic MotherNow just imagine that both yesterday and tomorrow have the full show notes and not the autogenerated ones and you just so happened to visit on this day. We're joking of course - the autogenerated notes are temporary - new ones will be updated soon. All the contact info is correct!--------Autogen summaryThe world can feel like it’s sliding into something colder and meaner, and we’ve both caught...
2026-06-1652 minBiting All The ApplesSpecial Episode: Mother's Day, Memorial Day, and The God of War - A history and reading mash-upMother’s Day and Memorial Day show up like clockwork, but the stories we tell about them are missing the peaceful roots. We go back to the nineteenth century to recover what got sanded down: Julia Ward Howe’s Mother’s Day Proclamation is not soft-focus nostalgia, it’s a direct anti-war demand for women to refuse a world that sends husbands home “reeking with carnage” and trains sons to injure other people’s sons.From there, we follow the on-the-ground organizing that made “Mother’s Day” real before it became a greeting-card script. Anne Reeves Jarvis builds Mother’s Day...
2026-05-2636 minBiting All The ApplesWelcome To The Machine, Please (un)Repress Yourself: The Great Cosmic Mother pt 4America loves the word “freedom,” so why do so many of us feel spiritually starved, politically cornered, and weirdly isolated from our own bodies? We pull a thread from The Great Cosmic Mother and it turns into a whole tapestry: patriarchal religion doesn’t just shape private belief, it builds the rules of the modern world. When the sacred gets split from the lived, you end up with what the book calls the American split, a culture that can offer abundance and ideology but not wholeness, ecstasy, or a shared vision worth living for.We walk through the hi...
2026-05-111h 03Biting All The ApplesSky Daddy: The Biggest Buzzkill of 'em All: The Great Cosmic Mother Pt 3We’re deep in The Great Cosmic Mother, landing in the final section on “Patriarchal Culture and Religion” where the dots connect fast: the split from Earth to sky, the invention of a distant father God, and the long campaign to make the body feel dirty, dangerous, and controllable. Something that affects each and every one of us, whether we attend church or not. We talk through how The GCM tells us that patriarchy rewrote spiritual reality by ripping women out of the life giving narrative, turning birth and blood into shame, and replacing embodied joy with guilt...
2026-04-2755 min
2026-04-1605 minBiting All The ApplesThe Don't Want Us To Remember This Stuff: The Great Cosmic Mother Pt. 2Wonder how you got trapped in the machine? We've got all the answers for you. Using our book of the moment, The Great Cosmic Mother, we break down how ancient goddess-centered cultures that were so real and connected through birth, death, creativity, ecstacy, and the earth - got totally crushed and rewritten with a patriarchal influenced monotheistic jealous god. The change coincided with a rise in conquering, violence, and a focus on production - a desire to change humans into worker bots to feed the machine. We know this really happened because the book has so many receipts and w...
2026-04-1347 minBiting All The ApplesWomen and Everything Fire: The Great Cosmic Mother Pt1We cheese out enough with the whole biting an apple/biting knowledge analogy in this episode so we'll spare you here in the show notes. We are back for season two - starting the first in a 3 (or 4, we'll see) episode series where we read and discuss and tangent about The Great Cosmic Mother. The biggest feminist text you aren't carrying around in your handbag, but should. SK & JV discuss some major points, read some major quotes, and majorly go off the rails - this book is the hundred thousand crazy aunts that you needed wh...
2026-03-3056 min
Biting All The ApplesYou Need Some Counterintelligence For These Mealy Gala TimesTime for a tweener episode! What's that you ask? Oh it's just the kind of episode gals make when they're closing out one season and setting up an even cooler second season, but need a sec to tell their audience about all that. Tweener. Not to be confused with Tweezer. Quick Episode Outline:• standing between seasons • why hidden knowledge and history matter when institutions fail • why isn't anyone saying patriarchy or misogyny after the Epstein files • how conspiracy culture gets weaponized to divide people from real options • season two forma...
2026-03-1332 min
Biting All The ApplesA Holiday Hello: Stanton's Christmas Story for Kids and The Bah Humbug PuritansOh it's been a minute but you'll be glad you listened to this episode. Yes there are podcast updates, yes there's a cool new eZine/book you have to get: The Biting All The Apples Holiday (and any day) Book of 19th Century Inspired Home Amusements & Creative Endeavors here's the direct link if it's not showing up: https://payhip.com/b/75vhYThe holiday joy doesn't stop there. We've got a short hype message for all of your holiday emotional and physical labor AND you'll find out that puritans really hated Christmas and Stanton wrote a revisionist hi...
2025-12-2519 min
Biting All The ApplesThe She-Showdown: Inside The 1896 Vote To Disown The Woman’s BibleA suffrage convention, a censored book, and a friendship that held the line—this is the 1896 showdown few of us were ever taught. We open the appendix to The Woman’s Bible and step into the room where NAWSA leaders tried to distance the movement from Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s fiercest work. The resolution’s catty phrasing calling it the “so-called Woman’s Bible” was more than shade; it was strategy, signaling a turn toward (so-called) respectability and away from the root critique that Stanton believed blocked every legal gain: scripture used to justify women’s subordination.We trace the fau...
2025-11-0742 min
Biting All The ApplesIt Takes A Delicate Constitution: Victorian Feminists and The Occult - Bonus EpisodeA late October check in bonus episode with a spooky theme. Well, that is if you thinking chit chatting with the dead is spooky. Lots of Victorian people thought it wasn't spooky but important. Serious. There was a huge surge of interest in spiritualism in the 19th century. We thought maybe we should see if any of our Victorian feminists that we've been reading were also into the occult. It has opened up a can of worms. Won't you join us?Discussed in this episode:Ms Magazine - excerpt of WAKING THE WITCH: Re...
2025-10-2723 min
Biting All The ApplesThe Real Deal on Revelation: Women, astrology, and dragons ruleThe gods of our fathers are our devils. That's what the victorian feminists say an ancient Arabic proverb says. Knowing how much the people of the 19th century liked to embellish the mystical and such, we're not sure if that's actually a thing but it's a thing now because MJG said it. In this episode we tackle Peter and John’s epistles, then flip the script on Revelation with Matilda Joslyn Gage, reading it through symbols, numbers, and stars to uncover a fiercely feminist core. We push back on literalism, call out control, and dream of a world full of J...
2025-10-0353 min
Biting All The ApplesMarriage As A Source of Church Revenue and Other Fun Timothy TidbitsIf you like your podcasts with a side of crashout then this episode is for you. If not, this is still the episode for you but you may want to jump to around 18 minutes to get straight to the part where we talk about the book.You're going to love the victorian feminist takes on the Epistles to the Ephesians, Phillipians, and Timothy. I mean, someone had to respond to all the men-win doctrine and instructions for women in marriage, appearance, and widowhood. You'll get to enjoy classic lines such as: "Wives, submit yourselves unto yo...
2025-09-1958 min
Biting All The ApplesHead Coverings & Holy Mansplaining: Paul's Letters to the Romans & CorinthiansNot even a back to school headcold could keep us away for too long. In this episode we analyze (in our own analytic fashion and with the help of witty Victorian feminists)) the Apostle Paul's letters (epistles) to the Romans and Corinthians from Elizabeth Cady Stanton's "The Woman's Bible," revealing how biblical passages about women have been weaponized to limit their rights throughout history. We expose the contradictions in Paul's writings, from praising women leaders in Romans to commanding women's silence in Corinthians, and examine how these texts still influence gender inequality today.Here are some highlights...
2025-09-1252 min
Biting All The ApplesYielding The Ghost and Other Things Women Did in The Book of ActsUncovering the hidden history of women in the early church, this episode dives deep into the Book of Acts as viewed through Elizabeth Cady Stanton's groundbreaking feminist lens. Sara Kaye and Joanna V reunite to explore what Victorian feminists discovered about women's roles in spreading Christianity – roles that male religious authorities have systematically erased over centuries.Through stories like Sapphira (who died for obeying her husband's deception), Rhoda (whose truthful words were dismissed by men), and Lydia (a successful businesswoman), we discover that women were far more central to early Christianity than traditional interpretations admit. The hosts ex...
2025-08-2946 min
Biting All The ApplesA Hogshead Worth of Miracles and a Hairy Foot Bath: The Book of JohnWe’re pondering the book of John today by golly. And the selections our Victorian Feminists chose to critique cover sizzling hot topics like miracles, mothers, prejudice, and hogsheads to cover.This is a tidy zippy episode that will reveal deeper questions about the tales we've been told. Did you know Jesus only speaks to his mother three times in the entire Bible? Or that Mary Magdalene's devoted presence at the tomb contrasts sharply with the male disciples' absence? As Christian nationalism continues to ruin the last bits of anything good in American poli...
2025-08-2234 min
Biting All The ApplesThe Unnatural Arrogance of Mark and Luke and Everyone ElseIn this seriously-worth-your-time episode, we explore how Elizabeth Cady Stanton's 1895 "The Women's Bible" called out religious justifications for female subordination that mirror today's Christian nationalist rhetoric.Here's what you get:• Examining the books of Mark and Luke, which address marriage, divorce, and women's status in early Christianity• Stanton reveals how the New Testament made divorce laws even more restrictive for women• Challenging the prioritization of self-sacrifice over self-development for women• Ellen Battelle Dietrick uncovers women erased from Christian history like Thecla and Paula• Documentation of how a woman's crucial role in creating t...
2025-08-1554 min
Biting All The ApplesVirgins, Lanterns, Host Bodies and the Supernatural Book of MatthewThe battle for reproductive rights and women's autonomy isn't just modern politics—it's a struggle with deep historical roots. In this episode, we dive into the New Testament section of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's revolutionary Woman's Bible, where Victorian-era feminists dissect biblical patriarchy with remarkable insight and surprising humor.Their analysis strips away supernatural elements while preserving Jesus's moral authority, describing him as a "mountainous man" who perceived truths before others could. As one anonymous contributor boldly states, Jesus "commands far more love and reverence as a true man with human possibilities than as a God superior to al...
2025-08-0847 min
Biting All The ApplesYou'll Want to Hear About Victorian Feminists and the Kabbalah's Sacred Gender BalanceWhat if everything you thought you knew about biblical gender roles was based on deliberate mistranslations? We dive deep into a brilliant 1895 feminist analysis that exposes how religious authorities systematically erased the divine feminine from scripture. Frances Ellen Burr, founder of Connecticut's first Women's Suffrage Association, boldly declared "the Bible is an occult book" while revealing how the ancient Kabbalah actually teaches perfect gender equality in the divine nature. Her commentary in Elizabeth Cady Stanton's groundbreaking Woman's Bible demonstrates that Hebrew words like "Elohim" are actually feminine in origin, and that biblical translators deliberately changed feminine references to masculine...
2025-08-0144 min
Biting All The ApplesTinkling, Sackclothing, and Some Cranky Old Kings: We're Finishing Up The Old TestamentWe're back after our short summer podcast pause to bring you the very last books of the Old Testament through the lens of our favorite Victorian Feminists. They rip through the last six or so (who's counting?) books of the OT and we're covering it for you in under an hour. We start with the book of Job and that's great because we're kind of living in the book of job right now. Then we move on to the books written by King David and King Solomon and man are they cranky and lord above the...
2025-07-2559 min
Privacy On The GroundWhat We Learn When We Put AI Governance Tools to UseWe know from World Privacy Forum's 2023 report on AI governance tools, Risky Analysis, that these tools can have problems and should be assessed before they're deployed. But what do we learn about AI governance tools when they are actually put to use? This was the focus of recent research discussed in a paper by World Privacy Forum deputy director Kate Kaye. In this short episode of Privacy on the Ground, Kaye discusses her research which she presented recently at the fourth European Workshop on AI Fairness, an academic conference in The Netherlands. This episode of Privacy on...
2025-07-2514 minPrivacy On The GroundWhat We Learn When We Put AI Governance Tools to UseWe know from World Privacy Forum's 2023 report on AI governance tools, Risky Analysis, that these tools can have problems and should be assessed before they're deployed. But what do we learn about AI governance tools when they are actually put to use? This was the focus of recent research discussed in a paper by World Privacy Forum deputy director Kate Kaye. In this short episode of Privacy on the Ground, Kaye discusses her research which she presented recently at the fourth European Workshop on AI Fairness, an academic conference in The Netherlands. This episode of Privacy on...
2025-07-2514 min
Biting All The ApplesBiting All The Apples TrailerPeople said but you can't fit all of the genius and hilarity and nuance of Biting All The Apples in a short trailer! And we said hey we will try because people really need to get a sense of what it is all about. Biting All The Apples is an unhinged bookclub-ish conversation that channels the sassy wisdom of long dead victorian feminists to analyze the puritanical influences still messing with our world today. We start off with the 1895 best seller "The Woman's Bible" by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Each week we cover their 19th century feminist analysis of...
2025-07-1408 min
'60s '70s '80s - Warm, Candid, Classic Rock Interviews with Music Legends - A BREATH OF FRESH AIRPilot’s ‘Magic’ Man: The Untold Story of David PatonScottish pop-rock legend David Paton is one of the most quietly influential musicians of the past fifty years. Born and raised in Edinburgh, David made his mark as the founder, lead singer, bassist, and chief songwriter for the 70s pop band Pilot — the group behind the timeless hits “Magic” and “January.” These catchy, melodic tracks flew up the UK Singles Charts in 1974 and 1975, cementing Pilot’s place in the classic pop-rock hall of fame.Pilot began when David, fresh from playing in local Scottish bands and even a short stint with the Bay City Rollers...
2025-07-0952 min
Biting All The ApplesThe "Just The Genesis Gems" Bonus Episode!It's our first bonus/recap/review episode! We wanted to do a couple recap episodes in case it has been too long and you barely remember words like Genesis, Exodus, and Deuteronomy! This is a great episode to listen to if you just want the dirt on The Woman's Bible and Genesis. We're pulling up our first episodes and digging out the gems. And listen, they are sparkling! You'll hear all about how Eve was actually the hero and how men got so freaking weird about pregnancy. Most of all - you'll get a taste of the main philosophical conc...
2025-06-2833 min
Biting All The ApplesBonus Episode: No Kings, Hamiltons Writing Desk, and Dogma FangirlingWe're taking a quick detour this week with a bonus episode. Join us as we swap stories from the No Kings day events and do our best to convey how wild it is that small conservative towns showed out. Then we get giddy over the second coming of the 1999 Kevin Smith movie Dogma in theaters. Dust (His Dark Materials) https://hisdarkmaterials.fandom.com/wiki/DustDogma Film https://dogmamovie.com/Kevin Smith says he was in full faith when he made the film and was surprised that pe...
2025-06-2025 min
Biting All The Apples"If I perish, I perish" and other main character energy moments in the Book of EstherAren't we all a little bit Vashti? Let us ask that question as the Victorian feminists guide us through their favorite passages in the book of Esther. It's one of JV & SKs favorite Old Testament Books so far. Today we are coming at you with the Book of Esther! Don’t let the senior center name fool you, this is another throne wars book in the bible and it is full of salaciousness, sin, and slaughter. We get to see a woman defying King’s orders and learn the story behind the feast of Purim. We’ll go over...
2025-06-1348 min
Biting All The ApplesHalved babies, balloon art, and radical gals in the book of KingsWe're talking about Kings before No Kings Day - just in time. When all is said and done, we end up talking about the fascinating women in the chapter more than all the kings - because really, Kings are quite predictable. And ya never know what smart resourceful women will do.Our brilliant victorian feminists shed a light on the nuances buried in the book of Kings. It's another dramatic book in the bible. It is full of, well, kings and all their wives and lovers and concubines and conniving deeds. We are certain George RR Martin wa...
2025-06-0644 min
How To Be 60 with Kaye AdamsKate Muir: The Midlife Crash That Became Her ComebackOn this week’s episode, we’re joined by author and menopause campaigner Kate Muir, who takes us through the glorious chaos of her fifties—from divorce and career detonation to therapy, HRT, and finally, healing on a Hebridean beach.Kate lays bare the mess and magic of a “magnificent midlife crisis,” revealing how hormonal havoc triggered a total life reboot—and why she believes therapy is more necessity than indulgence. From tear-stained shopping lists to surprise late-life love, her story is raw, witty, and defiantly hopeful.Whether you're battling brain fog or just wondering wh...
2025-06-0643 min
Biting All The ApplesHoney traps, fish gods, and the ark of the covenant: The soap opera of SamuelIf we could buy the exclusive film rights to just one book in the bible, it'd be Samuel. What? You'd say Genesis? Well that'd be a fun debate for a listener to start. But first, listen to this episode. We start by extending an invite to Pope Leo to come on the show as our first guest. Then we get into the Woman's Bible chapter on the book of Samuel and boy is it full of danger and dastardly deeds. The victorian feminists tell us how the whole thing is just more dudes breaking the laws they wrote while w...
2025-05-3056 min
Biting All The ApplesThe busy hands and not-overly-pleasing face of RuthWho doesn't love a sturdy woman? We imagine they were beloved before the book of Ruth made them holy, but boy did that bible chapter seal the deal. Greatest PR campaign for the selfless busy lady archetype, rivaled only by, maybe, the Marlboro Man. Join us for this lively episode where we discuss what the victorian feminists discussed about the book of Ruth. Double discussion! Ruth is one of only two books in the whole bible titled with a woman's name (the other one is Esther). You'll see how as long as you're willing to give up your beliefs a...
2025-05-2344 min
Biting All The ApplesA woman’s victory is punishment for a man who lacked faith & other nuggets from the book of JudgesAfter a little trip down first communion memory lane with your cradle catholic cohosts, we dive into the book of Judges. Holy moly is it full of female baddies. Unfortunately, they are used much like a mob wives in the picture shows: as a plot points. In the case of the book of Judges, their heroism is even used to humiliate a guy for not believing in gods direction. Stanton and some freethinking victorian babes have some sharp, zippy, and insightful analysis. By the end of this episode you won't wonder where all that fragility comes from. Ex...
2025-05-161h 00
Biting All The ApplesSonic warfare, pyrotechnics, and hailstones in everyone's favorite sequel: JoshuaIn this not to be missed episode, SK & JV marvel at the 19th century literary reviews of the the first part of The Woman's Bible before digging into the book of Joshua. It includes remakes of all of Moses greatest feats and tricks! And phrases like, "whinst not whence they were". The Victorian feminists respond with equal eloquence and spice. More info on hot topics mentioned in this episode:John Stuart Mill Wrote The Subjection of Women Sir Henry Rider Haggard KBEHis sci-fi novel She
2025-05-0958 min
Biting All The ApplesIf you're going to be so strict, you could at least tell us where to find stoning stones: DeuteronomyIf you take your victorian feminism with a heavy dose of sassy brilliance, this is the episode for you. The laws in the previous Old Testament books were so good, they created a dupe chapter called Deuteronomy. It is full of rules and evidence of a cranky god. We discuss the exasperated, yet fiery wit of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's criticisms. She takes on tithing, commandments, laws, parenting, and more. You won't believe it wasn't written on a Substack yesterday. Here's more info on some of the topics we discuss:The Pentateuch - what is...
2025-05-0254 min
Biting All The ApplesIf there's one thing you can count on, it's the book of NumbersThe hosts of this episode are using organic performance enhancement: recording way later in the evening than usual. Side effects include increased cusses. Makes sense for an episode that covers the chapter of the Woman's Bible about Numbers. The book that covers the no-nonsense directives of the big guy in the sky on hot topics like inheritance, concubines, and taxes. Of course our Victorian thought leaders want us to know that when it comes to Numbers, there isn't much sense to it at all. Other stuff we mention:Hostile Government Takeover EDM Remix - song by...
2025-04-251h 04
Women AdvancingFrom Campus To Catalyst: How College Contact Co-Founders Sophie English Smith And Leah Guesman Are Rewriting The Playbook For College AccessCollege admissions are often mired with controversy and difficulties, making the process extremely complicated and unfair. In this age where college access is becoming more stressful than ever before, two amazing women are leading the charge to make this process more humane and even data-smart. In another episode of the Founder Series, Kaye Byrne sits down with Sophie English Smith and Leah Guesman of College Contact, a nationally recognized EdTech platform transforming college and career advising. Together, they share their experiences in running a business, emphasizing the importance of embracing humility, being comfortable with discomfort, and planning months ahead...
2025-04-2239 min
Biting All The ApplesShow tunes, wizards, and meats: Leviticus for the rest of usIn this episode we don our finest (rented) Victorian frocks (that you can see if you check out our TikTok) and dive into the 19th century feminist analysis of Leviticus. It's pretty much the how to live rules & regulations section of the bible and you will be amazed and depressed at how these thousand(s) of years old ideas are still running the show. These Woman's Bible gals tried to tell us 130 years ago. We shall finish their work!Here's more info on some of the topics we discuss: Witch T...
2025-04-1850 min
Biting All The ApplesThe one where women ignore the rules and act for the greater good (again) - ExodusIf you've ever wondered why women are terrified of being seen as selfish or why others judge women by how much they do for other people, you need not look any further than everyone's favorite two thousand year old book. “We are so accustomed to the assumption that men alone form a nation, that we forget to resent texts such as these.” - Elizabeth Cady Stanton Oh we won't forget Elizabeth. Especially not after reading the chapter in The Woman's Bible on Exodus . This one has it all -- birth, Pharaoh bullies, thievery, violence, circumcision, escape, law...
2025-04-1152 min
Biting All The ApplesCain & are you Abel to stand how good this episode IsThe knowledge quest continues. Our 19th century writer pals have yet to find a single place in Genesis where anyone anywhere says women are inferior and subordinate to men. We crack open the rest of the chapter and discuss the sass attacks our Victorian luminaries launched on the wiley translators over things like floods and pregnancy. Additional info about The Woman's Bible contributors mentioned in this episode:Clara Bewick Colby (CBC) Bio: https://womeninwisconsin.org/profile/clara-bewick-colby/She was also the first female valedictorian of the University of Wisconsin: http...
2025-04-0451 min
Biting All The ApplesEve Derangement SyndromeOk now we are getting into it with Genesis! Listen in on our reaction to reading The Woman's Bible take on the start of everything. The beginning of earth, animals, humans, and of course, sin. Stanton and her pals make some convincing points about reading Eve as the complex main character. They highlight where the wiley english interpreters took liberties and tell us more about the gorgeous allegories hidden in the classic creationist tale of how it all started. Plus other stuff that still affects us to this very day. Did you know woman is the ancient form...
2025-03-2848 min
Biting All The ApplesA bible, you say? Hear us out.It's our intro episode! The one where we tell you why you should be jazzed about revisiting Elizabeth Cady Stanton's The Woman's Bible with us. Even if you aren't particularly religious, your life is still impacted by the morality and hierarchy dictated in the Bible. 130 years ago, Stanton and some of her scholarly friends took a look at how the gentleman who translated the bible may have taken a few liberties. Join us - Sara Kaye and Joanna, two reunited childhood friends who are curious about all the fuss - as we break down, admire, and yeah, ok...
2025-03-2146 min
Smart BeautyWild Source founder Kate Kaye on creating a "meditation-infused" skincare brandIn this episode, we sit down with Kate Kaye, founder of Wild Source - a holistic skincare brand born at her kitchen table that now graces the shelves of Liberty London. Based in Bristol, Kate shares her entrepreneurial journey from creating beauty products at age eight to building a brand that fuses skincare with spiritual wellness.She candidly discusses the challenges of launching without prior business experience, the realities of breaking into luxury retail, and how motherhood deepened her connection to beauty rituals as self-care moments. Kate offers insights on maintaining brand authenticity, the importance of creating...
2025-03-1037 min
Caught Up with Randy KayeKate Malveaux: Auburn Tigers Co-Head Coach | CAUGHT UP W/ Randy Kaye 042Send us a textKate Malveaux, co-head coach of the Auburn Tigers softball team, shares her experience transitioning from Tennessee to Auburn and the process of building a competitive team. Talks about player development, the importance of culture within the team and how leadership and a winning mentality have been key in their successful start to the season. Also discusses the dynamics of coaching alongside her husband and the evolution of the program under her direction.Auburn Softball Website: https://auburntigers.com/sports/softballAuburn Softball X: AuburnSoftballAuburn Softball Instagram: @auburnsoftball
2025-02-2855 min
Navigating DisabilityMeet Andrew Fairbairn, musician extraordinaire and amputeeAndrew started his professional music career as an Oboist in the Royal Australian Navy at the age of 15. He travelled the world playing music and on completion of his 9 years’ service he relocated to Western Australia with his wife and 2 children."Life should revolve around opportunities" ... Andrew FairbairnAndrew and his wife Kaye, a classically trained vocalist, opened a music school and were teaching on average 40 lessons a week. Andrew went back to University and was awarded a BA Jazz from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, Edith Cowan University in 2002. Andrew went on to...
2025-02-181h 03
Horrorwood: True Crime in TinseltownThe Murder of Actor Peter ArnePeter Arne was the type of actor who, though you might not recognize his name, you would recognize his face. His career really took off in the 1950s, appearing in array of plays, TV shows and films, including "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang," "Antony and Cleopatra," "Victor/Victoria " and several "Pink Panther" movies. But his life was cut short in his early 60s when he was viciously attacked and murdered in his own home.
Episode Sources:
“Peter Arne, British Actor, 62, Is Found Murdered in London” The New York Times, Aug. 4, 1983
“The Avengers Forever...
2024-11-1150 minHorrorwood: True Crime in TinseltownThe Death of R&B Singer AaliyahAaliyah was an R&B singer, actress and fashion icon who from a young age had an undeniable love for music. She was nothing short of determined to make her mark in this life. However, that all changed in the blink of an eye when a small plane she was traveling on crashed in the Bahamas, killing all nine on board. We're diving into Aaliyah's incredible life, rise to fame, and her untimely death.
Episode Sources:
“R&B Music Guide: The Evolution of Rhythm and Blues” by MasterClass, June 7, 2021, MasterClass
“Aaliyah” by Tara G...
2024-09-301h 04
Med Spa Confidential - Exposing the Risks, Rewards, and Business of BeautyIndictment in OklahomaIn this episode, host Dr. Kate Dee discusses two significant legal cases in Oklahoma's med spa industry with journalist Jazz Wolfe. The first case involves Kay Sanders, a nurse who illegally imported Botox from Canada and practiced without proper medical supervision. The second case concerns Dr. Darter, whose lack of oversight at Pure Derma Med Spa led to severe patient injuries. Both cases highlight the importance of verifying medical licenses and the legitimacy of practices to ensure safe and legal aesthetic treatments. Check out the Medspa Mayhem website for More about Dr. Dee ...
2024-08-2824 min
On Brand with Nick WestergaardDesigning Brand Identity with Michael Ian KayeMichael Ian Kaye is the Chief Design Officer at SYLVAIN. From his years of experience in design helping shape, define, and impact some of today’s most recognizable brands from the WNBA to iconic book covers like Malcolm Gladwell’s The Tipping Point and Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club that have left an indelible impression on American culture. We discussed all of this and more this week on the On Brand podcast.About Michael Ian KayeMichael Ian Kaye is the Chief Design Officer at SYLVAIN, working with a diverse set of client...
2024-08-1233 min
Prairie JournalRolf Potts & Kate BenzTravel writer Rolf Potts is the author of "The Vagabond's Way: 366 Reflections on Wanderlust, Discovery, and the Art of Travel." Kate Benz is the author of "Nothing But the Dirt: Stories from an American Farm Town." Both books were named Kansas Notable Books by the State Library of Kansas.
2024-06-2658 min
Barbell Therapy009 Raising daughters to be strong not skinnyOn today's episode of Barbell Therapy, Kaye-Lani joins us to talk all about health and wellness. She is currently an online coach that helps women with overall health and wellness but boy does she have a story to tell.
Kaye-Lani suffered from an ED starting in middle school and she wanted to just be as skinny as could be. Restrictive eating led to binge eating and weight gain. Her AH HA moment was when she realized her daughters were watching. She wanted to create a world where her daughters grew up wanting to be strong not skinny!
2024-06-2435 min
Until It's Done...A Devoted PodcastEp. 36 - Matching making and finding the right relationship Dana and Kelley are joined by Mary Kate Murphy who is a Matchmaker helping people navigate the dating world. Mary Kate is also a divoced mother who found love again after just 2 months of dating and decided to help others find love again. The ladies sit down to discuss how people are meeting eachother these days, some of the tips and tricks of being on dating apps and help troubleshoot some of Kelley's dating strategies. Join in to this entertaining conversation that will make you smile even if you're already with the love of your life! You can find...
2024-05-0759 min
Nitty GrittyRHYS JOHN KAYE - Staying in alignment & creating with intention This week i chat with Rhys John Kaye, an painter based in Naarm. I loved this chat and hearing all about his journey through the years from such an honest and open perspective. His website is - https://www.killjohnkaye.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rhysjohnkaye/Solo exhibition coming up at No vacancy gallery Melbourne - https://www.no-vacancy.com.au/story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-04-0953 min
'60s '70s '80s - Warm, Candid, Classic Rock Interviews with Music Legends - A BREATH OF FRESH AIRSteely Dan's ELLIOTT RANDALL: Guitar Virtuoso UnleashedElliott Randall is one of the greatest guitarists of the Rock era. His solos on Steely Dan’s hit “Reelin’ In The Years” and Irene Cara’s “Fame” are nothing short of iconic.
To the uninitiated, it might seem like Elliott has made a career out of saying no to great opportunities. Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers, The Blues Brothers and Toto all asked him to join their bands and he said no.
But Elliot is different. He has always trusted his intuition. Known as one of the greatest session musicians around, he's the man behind that re...
2024-03-2052 min
Spilling GrainIntroducing the people of Spilling GrainAudio storytelling from the people of Buffalo’s grain elevators Ever walk across a river frozen thick to get to a whiskey-soaked work lunch? Stood atop grain piled so high it was like trudging in deep snow? Ever spend a month camped inside a leaky grain elevator — or fought to keep one from being demolished? The people featured in Spilling Grain have. They’ve worked in and around Buffalo’s magnificent grain elevators -- hauling grain in railcars, shoveling it deep down in the holds of enormous grain ships, milling it into flour, or puffing it into...
2024-02-2509 min
Spilling GrainComedy and tragedy: Stories from former Buffalo flour mill workers Bruce and Joel CarterBRUCE AND JOEL CARTER Former Buffalo flour mill workers "My father said, ‘Here’s a bottle of whiskey. Go tell that guy I need about a three-second spill.'"With a dad nicknamed Fearless Freddie who worked in and around the grain elevators throughout his life, Joel and Bruce Carter were indoctrinated into Buffalo's grain culture as kids. They both went on to work in the mill themselves, but an industrial accident in the mill sidelined their father and put an end to the family's flour milling days.
2024-02-2521 min
Spilling GrainLife-changing Work: Stories from Former Buffalo Grain Scooper Pat NeedhamPAT NEEDHAM Buffalo grain scooper and grain ship engineer from Alabama Street “When we were kids we’d go to Concrete Central – just fields over there, old railroad tracks. And we'd hang out." Some of Buffalo’s grain elevators had already shuttered by the time Pat Needham was a kid, but he worked hauling and scooping grain for decades in Buffalo and around the Great Lakes. A tragic accident down in the hold of a grain ship put an end to his working life. Pat didn’t have to tell us what it was like g...
2024-02-2517 min
Spilling GrainLet them be: Why Lynda Schneekloth fights for Buffalo's grain elevatorsLYNDA SCHNEEKLOTH University at Buffalo architecture professor emeritus and grain elevator preservationist “They are so out of scale to anything that you see in your life that they are like a distant landscape right in front of you all the time.” More than a grain elevator enthusiast, Lynda Schneekloth is a scholar of these giant concrete and steel structures. On a frigid and windy Buffalo day in February 2020, she braved the cold to point out their inner-workings, why they were built the way they were, why they’re considered architectural wonders – and why...
2024-02-2514 min
Spilling GrainAbout that Cheerios smell: Don Dodd shares his General Mills storiesDON DODD Longtime General Mills worker “It's like walking next to a jet, that's how loud they are.... That thing was just whistling and screaming.” Don Dodd got his start at General Mills in 1969 and worked there for decades, taking on all sorts of roles. For a time, he was a gunner - literally shooting Cheerios out of a pressurized chamber that created a deafening sound. In the early days churning out breakfast cereal and cake mixes, there were distinct roles for men and women at the plant. And, even though work...
2024-02-2526 min
Spilling GrainGirls didn't go by the waterfront: Bert Hyde remembers how Buffalo grain made the first wardBERT HYDE First Ward historian and lifelong Resident, curator and co-founder of The Waterfront Memories and More Museum, daughter and sister of Buffalo grain workers “Girls didn't go by the waterfront.” Most women and girls who lived in Buffalo's First Ward -- the waterfront community at the heart of Buffalo's once-pulsating grain industry -- never went close to the waterfront or worked among the grain elevators. But the industry was ever-present in their lives, from the grain that their husbands, fathers and brothers blew off their clothes when they came home for lunch, to the...
2024-02-2514 min
Spilling GrainBoss of a scooping gang: Jack Driscol shares his railroad and grain scooping storiesJACK DRISCOL Boss of a Buffalo grain scooping gang, railroad man and elevator worker "The scoopers were at the whim of everybody." A railroad man at age 17 who would soon become the “boss” of a grain scooping “gang” in 1962, Jack Driscol toiled on Buffalo’s waterfront his whole working life. Jack shared memories of scooping grain deep down in the hold of a ship, of working with equipment that stayed the same since his dad's time as a scooper, and about what being the boss of a scooping gang was really like.
2024-02-2522 min
Spilling GrainGrain elevator campout: Steve Baczkowski camped inside a spooky grain elevator and lives to tell about itSTEVE BACZKOWSKI Musician, music curator at Buffalo’s contemporary arts center Hallwalls and Buffalo grain elevator sound enthusiast “Banging, creaking, popping, sliding, scraping: every sound you could imagine. Sometimes it sounded like a person screaming, the way the wind moved through there.” As a kid, Steve Baczkowski sneaked into Buffalo’s abandoned grain elevators to hear what his sax might sound like bouncing around their concrete canyons. So, when the longtime music curator at Buffalo’s contemporary arts center Hallwalls got a chance to keep watch over a robotic electronic sound installation inside a grain elev...
2024-02-2523 min
Free CookiesPhoenix Cookies w/ Bindery Founders Matt Kaye and Meghan HarveyThought you’d seen the last of us, huh? After a two-year hiatus we are BACK right in time for Kathryn to launch Inky Phoenix Press! That’s right y’all, The Inky Phoenix is now a subscription platform (think Patreon for book lovers) made possible through Bindery Books. Co-founders Matt Kaye and Meghan Harvey join us to explain this revolutionary publishing model, how it came to be, and what to expect as a member. And as always, Kate and Kathryn kick things off with some playful banter about what they’ve been up to in the last few years.
2023-09-1430 min
CFK Nutrition PodcastThe things you should have been taught about your hormones with Mel KayeWe discuss how chasing a diagnosis is just inaction wrapped up with a fancy label on it, you don't need validation to treat your symptoms and how to deal with things like PCOS and endometriosis when it comes to diet and training.
Plus, we talk about my adult acne and what caused it... which was ultimately identifying the very things I needed to fix my skin (spoiler alert, it was to do with my MIA period).
@melaniekaye_
2023-09-0457 min
Gone Rogue42. Signs your hormones aren't working and what to do about it with Mel KayeGoing down the hormone and nutrition path today with Mel, she gives me a totally fresh perspective on PCOS and what you should take from a diagnosis. Every woman needs to listen to this episode. Find Mel on instagram @melaniekaye_
---
Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/goneroguewithkateandgreg/message
2023-08-2157 min
Her AdvantageKate Gordon on getting what you desire through nutrition, training + communication.This episode only just skimmed the surface of what I wanted to explore with Kate..
Kate is known on the 'gram for her slogan "Came from the Crossfit, stayed for the sex".
She's honest, raw + relatable..
But also bloody good at getting to the point when it comes to understanding what you want + the reality to getting there.
In this episode:
Crossfit community + nutrition
Learn your real hunger cues
Being neutral when it comes to your body
How fears + insecurities play into how we see food
Defining success without a...
2023-06-061h 05
White Wine Question TimeLoose Women's Kaye Adams on turning 60, tattoos and StrictlyLoose Women's Kaye Adams talks to Kate about over coming her fears of turning 60, tattoos, acting sexy on Strictly, moving with the times and not getting stuck at 60White Wine Question Time with Kate Thornton is the podcast that brings together well-known guests to answer three thought-provoking questions over three glasses of wine. Discover the friendships behind the entertainment headlines, and listen in on their conversations for a side to the celebrities you've never heard before.Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.To keep up to...
2023-02-1756 min
Prairie JournalKPR Presents: Kate McIntyreOur Kansas Notable Book series continues with Kate McIntyre, author of Mad Prairie.
2023-02-1017 min
'60s '70s '80s - Warm, Candid, Classic Rock Interviews with Music Legends - A BREATH OF FRESH AIRMelanie, TRAFFIC's Dave Mason and PILOT's David PatonScottish musician DAVID PATON led the band Pilot to huge success in the 70s, with two major hits, Magic and January. David talks about how he came up with the idea for both songs, what it was like working with Kate Bush and Elton John and how he gets a buzz each time his grandson reacts to hearing them.
We all know MELANIE SAFKA as the singer who became famous for her performance at the Woodstock Music Festival in 1969. She went in unknown and emerged a celebrity. Melanie joins me this week to tell us how terrified...
2022-12-2352 min
Must Have Seen TVKate & Allie, "Halloween II"HOLIDAY GAUNTLET: HALLOWEEN! This week on Must Have Seen TV, Barb and Ethan talk about the Kate & Allie episode "Halloween II." The gays love Jane Curtin! Everything is so very brown! Greenwich Village, baby! Dead and invisible means ghost!You can watch video of this episode on Must Have Seen TV's YouTube channel. Please rate and review the show in Apple Podcasts. Follow Barb Hardly on Instagram at @barbhardly, and follow Ethan on Instagram at @ethankaye55. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-10-291h 03
The Leadership Effectiveness Podcast with Kate ThomasAre You Clearly Communicating Your Value? - With Shola KayeAre You Making Your Value Clear?
How are you representing yourself?
Do you sit there in meetings thinking about the context without sharing your thoughts with the room?
Are you being clear on what it is you want to be known for and aligning it with what it is that you want to say?
One of the biggest hurdles I observe for leaders, as they transition to the next level of influence and decision making, is around executive communication - being clear on what they want to be known for, who they are...
2022-03-1629 min
Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a TwistEp. 222 - Vayikra with Rabbi Leora KayeIt’s midterms week—so let’s start a new book! We are heading into the book of Leviticus with none other than the incredible Rabbi Leora Kaye—who brings some incredible substance to what people might mistake for a mostly legal tome. In a portion that allows for us to step forward in times of guilt or sorrow, we welcome you to find and encounter the incredible gifts that our conversations have to offer—including in the interfaith and conversion education arenas. We are so pleased to also welcome Cantor Stefano Iacano as our Q&A guest (and forever Ka...
2022-03-0752 min
TMI with Kevin RyanKate Kaye Explains WTF is Going On With Google and Their Privacy BudgetKate Kaye is an award-winning tech journalist who has published work in many places including MIT Technology Review and NPR. Kate covered the data industry for Ad Age and digital political campaigns for ClickZ. She joins Kevin this week to talk about Google's Privacy Budget, the Privacy Sandbox Initiative, and how we get people to care about the disruption that is taking place. She explains the different ways industry groups are both hurting and helping their constituents, and how she feels the future of data tracking and privacy will go. Finally, Kate and Kevin discuss the need for more...
2021-10-0552 min
BROADWAY HOUR-Sheraton NY Hotel & Towers 1993-1996B'WAY HR 57 julieWILSON brentBARRETT vincentSARDI alexKORY frederickVOGELShow #57 originally taped April 14, 1994 for WPAT-930AM Radio **AUDIO ONLY PRGRAM - A RADIO PRODUCTION** Host: STEWART KLEIN, Fox 5-TV New York, Film and Theatre Critic today's guests:JULIE WILSON (October 21, 1924 - April 5, 2015) was an American singer and actress "widely regarded as the queen of cabaret". She was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical in 1989 for her performance in Legs Diamond. (-Wikipedia)*Performs "Storybook Lives" (Paul Katz) with Paul Katz on piano....
2021-07-0854 min
FINN'S REVOLUTION Radio Interviews WUSBAnana Kaye & Irakli Gabriel talk about working with the late great DAVID OLNEY on his final release.
https://davidolney.com
TV Orchestra | The Prisoner | 100 Greatest TV Themes |
David Olney & Anana Kaye | The Station | Whispers & Sighs* |
David Olney & Anana Kaye | My Favorite Goodbye | Whispers & Sighs* |
David Olney & Anana Kaye | My Last Dream Of You | Whispers & Sighs* |
Interview with DAVID OLNEY collaborators ANANA KAYE & IRAKLI GABRIEL | | Finn's Revolution exclusive | davidolney.com
David Olney & Anana Kaye | Tennessee Moon | Whispers & Sighs* |
Interview with DAVID OLNEY collaborators ANANA KAYE & IRAKLI GABRIEL | | Finn's Revolution exclusive | davidolney.com
David Olney & Anana Kaye | The Great Manzini (Disappearing Act) | Whispers & Sighs* |
Rashmi | Rainstorm | Rainstorm |
Loretta Lynn...
2021-04-011h 58
Soul Fire WisdomLaughter & SpiritualityKate interviews Dr. Yvonne Kaye, Mother Grandmother, Story teller, Humorist, known as a Queenager. Dr. Yvonne Kaye has been in the field of human service for over 65 years. She is known nationally and internationally for her work in bereavement, mainly with parents who have lost children to death. Gifted with the ability to listen, she is a perpetual student of people, their courage, their resilience and humor. She is an Addiction counselor and uses her own background to understand human behavior.. Though she is 86 years young she is still living life vibrantly. Tune in foe an inspiring show.
2021-03-3149 min
The Invigorate Wellness PodcastEp#21 Talking Healthy Friendships with Kaye AnastacioMy good friend Kaye Anastacio joins me on this episode to discuss what a healthy friendship looks like and how we can maintain thriving friendships.
Hope you enjoy!
2021-01-2527 min
PopaHALLicsPopaHALLics #17 Happy HALLidays!Dad and daughter dish on pop culture over a drink - specifically, the holiday movies and music they return to again and again, as well as a few they avoid like coal in a Christmas stocking. Steve explains his soft spot for the rude, crude "Bad Santa" and - alert the media! - admits he was wrong about something's merits. Kate hopes that last Christmas was the last time she had to hear "Last Christmas" by Wham! We'll clue you in to some yuletide offerings that will help you have a holly, jolly Christmas!We discuss:"...
2020-12-0340 min
Broadway Bullshit1.3 Kiss Me, Consensually - Unpacking “Kiss Me Kate”Abbey and Cassidy take on this 2.5 hour schmaltz fest and they aren’t pleased. If you like misogyny, 50 person ensembles, and 6 minute songs, then this is the show for YOU! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2020-10-1547 min
Pop Culturally DeprivedEpisode 137: The Lost Boys with KateShow Notes: Vampire month is in full force with the movie that changed the face of vampire fiction. Join us as we talk Kiefer, Michael, Spike, and Buffy. We're also on Patreon! Eloquent Gushing is 100% supported by listeners like you. If you'd like access to exclusive content, Get in touch! If you have thoughts about the episode or want to suggest something for a future episode, you can comment on this post at , you can email us at or find us on . You can also
2019-10-081h 08
What WorksEP 210: Doing Less To Achieve Your Goals With Do Less Author Kate Northrup
The Nitty-Gritty:
* How Kate Northrup started doing less by accident—and why she decided to move forward doing less on purpose* The exercise Kate used to determine the 2 activities that have led to her biggest business wins* How the way Kate asks for and receives help has evolved since she became a mom* The process Kate uses to know what she needs help with so she always has an answer to the question, “What can I help you with?”
All this month, we’ve been explorin...
2019-05-2845 min
Andrea Kaye ShowThe Andrea Kaye Show - 03.16.18The Andrea Kaye Show! Who's the bigger threat to US? Russia or Marxists on left? Has the post Parkland gun control worked? Who's the new Kate Steinle? Name that Tweet for tickets And YOUR CALLS 888-344-1170
2018-03-1954 min
VETtalk Online PodcastsVETtalk #41This week...@ 01'43" - Chinese Herbs For Pets - Dr Barbara Fougere@ 06'00" - Is This Aussie Goldfish The World’s Biggest? - Dr Richmond Loh @12'06" - Nose Bands Hurting Horses - Kate Fenner
2016-05-2020 minVETtalk Online PodcastsVETtalk #41This week...@ 01'43" - Chinese Herbs For Pets - Dr Barbara Fougere@ 06'00" - Is This Aussie Goldfish The World’s Biggest? - Dr Richmond Loh @12'06" - Nose Bands Hurting Horses - Kate Fenner
2016-05-2020 minVETtalk Online PodcastsMis-used ‘Crank Nosebands’ Hurt Horses During CompetitionsThe title of this story say's it all!And that’s the finding of a new study by the University of Sydney which found that even when standing still, horses displayed extreme anxiety when there was no space between their face and the noseband as commonly seen in show-rings.The report’s authors are calling on Equine Sports Authorities here and internationally to re-instate the ‘2-finger widths’ space under nose-bands on horses at all levels of competition, especially at the forthcoming Olympics.Co-author Kate Jenner is concerned that recent surveys of Dressage Events showed close to...
2016-05-2007 minVETtalk Online PodcastsMis-used ‘Crank Nosebands’ Hurt Horses During CompetitionsThe title of this story say's it all!And that’s the finding of a new study by the University of Sydney which found that even when standing still, horses displayed extreme anxiety when there was no space between their face and the noseband as commonly seen in show-rings.The report’s authors are calling on Equine Sports Authorities here and internationally to re-instate the ‘2-finger widths’ space under nose-bands on horses at all levels of competition, especially at the forthcoming Olympics.Co-author Kate Jenner is concerned that recent surveys of Dressage Events showed close to...
2016-05-2007 min
Connect to Best-Selling Audiobooks in High QualityListen to Charms for the Easy Life by Kaye GibbonsPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/150427 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Charms for the Easy Life
Author: Kaye Gibbons
Narrator: Kate Fleming
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 6 hours 30 minutes
Release date: January 3, 2012
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4.5 of Total 2
Genres: Literary Fiction
Publisher's Summary: A family without men, the Birches live gloriously offbeat lives in the lush, green backwoods of North Carolina. In a sad and singular era, they are unique among women of their time. For radiant, headstrong Sophia and her shy and brilliant daughter Margaret possess powerful charms to ward off...
2012-01-036h 30