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Celebrity Trials - True Crime And Justice Stories Updated Daily."DONNA ADELSON GUILTY, KETAMINE QUEEN COPS PLEA IN MATTHEW PERRY CASE & BOOT FETISH TURNS FATAL"Reid Carter brings you the verdict we all expected: Donna Adelson guilty of orchestrating Dan Markel's murder because grandma wanted her grandkids closer. The 75-year-old matriarch who spoke in code about "TV repairs" faces life for hiring hitmen to solve her custody problems. Plus, Matthew Perry's "Ketamine Queen" Jasveen Sangha pleads guilty to selling the fatal dose that killed our Friend. A Virginia man's boot fetish allegedly ended in murder with the victim's feet literally glued into boots. And Richard Baptiste moves toward trial for murdering 10-year-old Rebekah. Monday proves grandmothers, drug dealers, and fetishists can all be killers.
2025-09-0818 minCelebrity Trials - True Crime And Justice Stories Updated Daily."SPEEDING COP KILLS TEEN, KAYAKER FAKES DEATH FOR EUROPEAN GIRLFRIEND & FATHER DUMPS DAUGHTER ON HIGHWAY"Reid Carter exposes Georgia State Trooper A.J. Scott's trial for killing 17-year-old Sabriel Powell while speeding 90 mph to a non-emergency call - no lights, no siren, just ego. Then, the bizarre case of Ryan Borgwardt who faked drowning in a Wisconsin lake to abandon his family for a woman in Eastern Europe, leaving behind a wife and three kids while taxpayers spent $35,000 searching for his "body." Finally, the horrific murder of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste, whose father Richard dumped her body on an Arizona highway then claimed she ran away. Thursday proves cops, fathers, and husbands can be the real...
2025-08-2815 min
We Read Smut: Bookish Conversations for Romance ReadersOnly One Bookshelf on Sexual Wellness in Romance & Ditching Judgmental LanguageBeyond the steamy scenes, how do our favorite romance novels talk about sexual wellness? Are you tired of problematic language like "clean" or "dirty" when discussing sex and STIs in books? Today on We Read Smut, we're diving into the nuances of consent, communication, and ditching judgmental language around sexual health with Jillian of Only One Bookshelf. Join us for a frank and insightful conversation that will change how you think about sexual wellness in fiction and real life.Jillian Carmichael is a virologist and romance enthusiast who rejects the notion that scientists must be always be...
2025-07-3057 min
Credit Union NationEpisode 11: Rebekah Larson, Ashley Beach Reid, Kimberly London PlantI had the pleasure of meeting Rebekah Larson a few years ago as she was just launching her new consulting firm that works to help credit unions with core optimization, compliance, and any other complex project facing credit unions of all sizes. Fast forward a few years and the consultancy is thriving, adding amazing team members, and continuing to help credit unions strengthen their operations and performance. Come learn all about it in this latest episode of the pod!
2025-07-1542 min
A Therapist Takes Her Own AdviceAn Aligned Path with Jess VecchiarelliToday local mom Jess Vecchiarelli, shares her profound experience with a shamanic healer after a period of loss and emotional distress. Now she's reimagining her life and she’s using what she learned to uplift our community. Jess's upcoming offering:The Aligned Path's Women's Wellness RetreatSaturday, June 7 from 9-3:00 pm at Reid Castle (Manhattanville Campus, 2900 Purchase Street, Purchase, NY)Tickets will go on sale in the next few weeks on my website, and I will send you a direct link when available. 🌎...
2025-05-2835 min
Turned On#557: Make A Dance, System Olympia, Baltra, Psychemagik, Ell MurphyMusic from Toy Tonics, MAD Records, Delusions Of Grandeur, 803 Crystal Grooves, Flippen Discs…
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2025-05-051h 00
Girls Twiddling KnobsEp#105: Looping, Improv & Breaking The Classical Rulebook with Rebekah ReidSend us a text🎙️ What if classical music wasn’t meant to stay in its box?In this episode of Girls Twiddling Knobs, we meet violinist, composer and loop pedal artist Rebekah Reid, who’s pushing the boundaries of what classical performance can be.Blending classical, jazz and electronic music, Rebekah uses live looping and improvisation to create layered, genre-defying performances that feel both ancient and futuristic.🎻 We explore how she carved out her own artistic identity, the joy and vulnerability of solo performance, and how to stay...
2025-03-261h 12
Chick Lit Book Club PodcastEpisode 109: Illicit Illustrations by E.L. KosloIt’s week two of our return to human men! We read Illicit Illustration by friend of the show E.L. Koslo and we’re wondering when we can book a session with Reid. In this best friend’s (v!rg!n) little sister romance, we have the pleasure of watching a reformed rake fall to his knees for a talented woman. Get ready for art and tattoo discussions, as well as Koslo’s trademark spice. Also Discussed: Veronica’s upcoming signing, the Ruby Dixon multiverse, and the show format changes.NOTE: We already messed up our schedule...
2025-02-041h 17
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2024-10-2125 min
The Martha + Mary Show213: Saying Yes, No, and HelpLee and Katie talk about using three powerful words in this busy season—yes, no, and help. Disclosure: Affiliate links are used in this post. If you choose to purchase through the links, we may be compensated at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. See full disclosure policy. Show Sponsor: Made Like Martha: Good News for the Woman Who Gets Things Done by Katie M. Reid. Pick a copy today for you and a friend and start walking in freedom as a beloved daughter of God. Things...
2024-09-0437 min
Weiss AdviceEpisode 400 Bonanza!Send us a textIn this milestone 400th episode of Weiss Advice, host Yonah brings together a remarkable group of past guests to share their most valuable insights and experiences. This reunion episode is a treasure trove of wisdom, covering everything from personal growth and resilience to the impact of AI and the power of genuine relationships. Join us as we celebrate the journey of Weiss Advice and delve into the minds of some of the most successful and inspiring individuals in the real estate and business world.[00:01 - 02:08] A Very Special...
2024-07-091h 07
The Martha + Mary Show211: Sound of Hope Film: The Story of Possum Trot with Rebekah WeigelRebekah Weigel, writer and producer of Sound of Hope Film: The Story of Possom Trot, discusses the journey to making this film and the foster care crisis. Disclosure: Affiliate links are used in this post. If you choose to purchase through the links, we may be compensated at no additional cost to you. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. See full disclosure policy. Today’s Guest: Rebekah Weigel began her career in the field of psychology, which informed her eventual work in the entertainment industry. She writes and produces with her husband, Joshua...
2024-07-0325 min
The Busy Romnivores9.5: Get Recc'd with the BARR BellesGet Recc’d with the Bay Area Romance Readers Book Club!In this episode, Sabrina and Marianna chat with Katie and Tisha, from the Bay Area Romance Readers Book Club! They celebrate the darker side of romance with the feminist theory to back it up! If you love a good grovel and detailed descriptions, this episode is for you!Get Recc’d with these:Iron Flame by Rebecca YarrosHeat Clinic by Alexis B. OsborneBrazen and the Beast by Sarah MacLeanA Ship of B...
2024-04-092h 08The Busy Romnivores9: We've Gone Country!Just look at these books!The prompt for this episode is: 90s Country Music**There are spoilers in this episode.**Haley phoned in The Pucking Wrong Number by C.R. Jane (Song: Callin’ Baton Rouge by Garth Brooks / 1993)Kristen heats things up at Rut Bar by Alexis B. Osborne (Song: Neon Moon by Brooks & Dunn / 1991)Marianna cleans up with After Hours on Milagro Street by Angelina M. Lopez (Song: Dust on the Bottle by David Lee Murphy / 1994)...
2024-03-262h 25The Busy Romnivores8: Take a Leap with UsDoes this Fit? The prompt for this episode is: Leap Year**TW: Discussions of suicide, parent death, and mentions of disordered eating****There are spoilers in this episode.**Haley is on thin ice with Pairing Off by Elizabeth HarmonKristen proposes Lucky Leap Day by Ann Marie WalkerMarianna takes the gold with Heated Rivalry by Rachel ReidSabrina also proposes Lucky Leap Day by Ann Marie WalkerGet Recc’d with these:T...
2024-02-272h 46The Busy Romnivores3: Menage a Not Quite TroisMenage a TroisDoes this Fit? The Busy Romnivores are here to tell you, it doesn’t always fit.The prompt for this episode is: Menage a Trois**There are spoilers in this episode.**Haley spins us up in Servant to the Spidae by Ruby DixonKristen steals your fate with Thieves and Monster by Clio EvansMarianna rants about Ink Enduring by Carrie Ann RyanSabrina scores big with Corsairs: Bethiah by Ruby Dixon...
2023-09-262h 16
Romance Your TBR: An Unhinged Historical Romance PodcastS02 (Hot n’ Ready for) TBR TuesdayIn which Caroline and Hannah catch up on their favorite books from the past month, dangle a few carrots, and stream Speak Now (Taylor’s Version).Reminders:- Catch our Speak Now (Taylor’s Version) x Historical Romances episode on July 21st!- Check out our Old School School Syllabus and read along with us! Tune in on July 14th for Lesson #7: Dreaming of You by Lisa Kleypas.- Follow/friend our Goodreads account for easy access to the books we rec on the pod!- Subscribe to @romanceyourtbr on Y...
2023-07-1152 min
Richard Wiseman's On Your MindThe Week: UnwrappedA new series is moments away - so we really are just squeezing in a final recommendation this weekend, and that is The Week Unwrapped. Hosted by Olly Mann (Answer Me This!), the show covers the most important stories of the week that just happen to have been left out of the news agenda.
In this episode: Will the EU force another iPhone redesign? Why are scientists creating synthetic human embryos? And is napping the secret to better brain health? Olly Mann and The Week delve behind the headlines and debate what really matters from the past seven...
2023-06-2533 min
Isn't It Lovely? PodcastS8:E7 Isn't it Lovely to Design Your Life? with Rebekah Scott“I just want to be the one that says ‘yes, you can’…especially if it was a dream planted on your heart. It is a vision; it is God saying ‘you can do this!’”
Encouragement takes center stage this week as Rachel and Tracy welcome designer, entrepreneur, podcaster, and coach Rebekah Scott to the show! Appropriately christened The Encourager by her eponymous podcast, Rebekah brings her signature inspiration to the conversation, providing personal stories and practical tips for achieving balance and harmony between work and home, making dreams come true in the process. Rebekah explains the importance of time blocking and use of the...
2023-06-1233 min
The Archers(S3) Blue Blood Rebekah Harkness Book Club Part 3: Ch. 11-14 (Main Feed Version) TLGADCW: This episode includes a lot of talk of child neglect and abuse as well as suicide, so please take care in listening. We recorded this episode on August 19th, 2022 for our Patreon feed, where we read chapters 11-14 from the Rebekah Harkness biography by Craig Unger, Blue Blood. We’ve recapped our notes and thoughts over on Patreon for the last year. Now, we've edited them down and we'll be releasing each Book Club episode for y'all on the main feed to join us on this rollercoaster journey of a book! **Keep in mind we learned more about all...
2023-06-041h 33
The story we tell ourselvesOne Year Celebration Episode!One year of podcast guests! What a gift. In this episode we catch up with three returning guests, Major Jennifer Reid, Major Krista Andrews and Captain Crystal Porter. This short updates are full of hope and excitement.
2023-05-2328 min
Livra-te#77 - Reviews Relâmpago (Desafio Booktok)Apanhámos boleia da ideia do tiktoker Nic (@bookbinch) e avaliámos os livros lidos de Janeiro a Abril com 3 palavras: Comprar, Kobo/Kindle e Cagar. Um método simples e eficaz para falar de muitos livros em pouco tempo.
Livros mencionados neste episódio:
- Happy Place, Emily Henry
- Stone Blind, Natalie Haynes
- The Fran Lebowitz Reader, Fran Lebowitz
- Girl Meets Boy, Ali Smith
- O Elevador, Filipa Fonseca Silva
- Legendborn, Tracy Deonn
- Small Things Like These, Claire Keegan
- The Dinner List, Rebecca Serle
- City of Girls, Elizabeth Gilbert
- Bad Vibes Only...
2023-05-1720 min
Filmmaker MixerRebekah Kennedy - The Multifaceted Talent and Charismatic Presence of a working ActorThis week Rebekah Kennedy joins the show! She can be seen guest starring in tv shows such as Law & Order SVU, Criminal Minds, and Station 19. She has also worked along side Nicolas Cage in Season of The Witch, Mark Boone Junior in Street Level, and Lily Collins and Keanu Reeves in Netflix’s To The Bone. She can also be seen starring in the horror films House Hunting and Bastard. Most recently she worked with Breaking Bad’s RJ Mitte in The Unseen and Sean O’ Bryan in The Veil.
Hosted by: Andrew Lamping and Je...
2023-04-1743 min
Romance Your TBR: An Unhinged Historical Romance PodcastS01 TBR Tuesday: Reading Books and Talking About ThemIn which Caroline and Hannah give you a note on arousal, get dicknotized, and awaken the beasts inside of them: hedgehogs.Show Notes:- Join Caroline’s Fable Book Club! The book for March is To Love a Scandalous Duke by Liana De la Rosa. Join here: https://fable.co/club/rip-your-own-bodice-with-caroline-447245537478- Content Warnings for Sweet Vengeance by Viano Oniomoh: https://www.vianooniomoh.com/extras- Liza Minnelli SketchIntro - (00:00)- The Gilded Age Heiresses Series, Harper St. George - (2:30)- Happy Place, Em...
2023-02-281h 43
Your Bookstore BestiesEp. 15 | Our Favorite Black AuthorsIn honor of Black History Month, the Bookstore Besties talk about their favorite books by black authors. Also, if you want us to read your comments/thoughts on Yeonmi Park’s In Order to Live, please message or send the girls your comments by this upcoming Monday.
All the books we mentioned this episode:
In Order to Live | Yeonmi Park
Unfortunately Yours | Tessa Bailey
Their Eyes Were Watching God | Zora Neale Hurston
The Artists Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity | Julia Cameron
Icebreaker | Hannah Grace
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2023-02-0332 min
Please Protect Abraham10. JusticeThose who knew Abraham want further investigation work to take place to try to identify his killer and bring them to justice. Experts say Abraham’s story opens up questions about how suitable the current system is for protecting witnesses.Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown Production for BBC Radio 4.
2022-12-0526 minPlease Protect Abraham9. InquestA letter out of the blue informs Ronke that - four years on - an inquest will take place looking at how Abraham was killed. For the first time, documents from the police and council are released.Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown Production for BBC Radio 4.
2022-12-0530 minPlease Protect Abraham8. SilenceThe police launch an investigation for answers, but four years on, the person who shot Abraham hasn’t been brought to justicePresenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4
2022-12-0522 minPlease Protect Abraham7. Just PrayThey remember it in vivid detail. The images have stayed in their minds for years. Abraham’s friends and family come together to retrace the events of a night that changed all of their lives. Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4
2022-12-0526 minPlease Protect Abraham6. The ParcelAbraham returns to Hackney, but a series of events that begin with an innocuous delivery lead him to believe that his true identity has been revealed. The family are desperate to leave the area. Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4
2022-12-0530 minPlease Protect Abraham5. RecognitionWhat is the process for securing new accommodation if you are fearful of your safety? What role do the police and local councils play?Sam Holder follows the journey of Abraham’s mum towards a new home - and finds that the best possible solution is short lived.Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown production for BBC Ra...
2022-12-0532 minPlease Protect Abraham4. EscapeAfter digital threats seem to manifest into physical ones for Abraham, he maps out his own route to safety. It’s a decision that results in him leaving everything he knew behind.Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by Femi Oriogun-WilliamsA Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4.
2022-12-0525 minPlease Protect Abraham3. TestifyAs Abraham makes a decision about whether to stand and give evidence, journalist Sam Holder examines how the court process works for those who feel threatened. Where could Abraham have turned to for support? What makes someone a vulnerable witness - and what can be done to keep them safe?And are there wider concerns about how the justice system operates?Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
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2022-12-0536 minPlease Protect Abraham2. Betrayal15-year-old Abraham faces an almost impossible decision. He has saved a teenage girl from a brutal attack. He is asked to provide evidence in the upcoming trial. But already, Abraham is receiving threatening messages to stay silent. How real are the risks? Journalist Sam Holder investigates what types of protections are available to witnesses of violent crimes.Presenter and Original Research: Sam Holder
Series Producer and sound design: Anishka Sharma
Story Consultant: Robert Awosusi
Additional Research: Christy Callaway-GaleTheme music written and performed by Rebekah Reid and Tapp Collective.
Original music compositions by...
2022-12-0532 minPlease Protect Abraham1. Hackney, 2007In Hackney, 2007, 15-year-old Abraham saves a stranger from a brutal attack. That split-second decision and act of astonishing bravery changes his life forever.Journalist Sam Holder has been following Abraham’s story for years. Together with Abraham’s friends and family, they retrace how this young boy finds himself in fear of his own life. This series explores the protections in place for witnesses of violent crimes, the obligations for witnesses to give evidence in court, and what can be done if someone feels their life is at risk.Presenter and Original Research: Sam...
2022-12-0529 min
Bitches & BourbonBBB The Seven Husbands of Evelyn HugoOriginally recorded: 08/06/2022 Length: 00:37:06 The whole gang is here today! The Bitches welcome Kobi, Silva, and Maria to catch up on some of the latest Books with Bitches & Bourbon reads. Links for this episode The Murder House by James Patterson Amazon Kindle Audible The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid Amazon Kindle Audible Surviving Savannah by Patti Callahan Amazon Kindle Audible Seven Days in June by Tia Williams Amazon Kindle Audible 00:52 And we are live with a full Books with Bitches & Bou...
2022-09-1937 min
Sorta AwesomeEp. 392 Romance Starter Pack, Part 1Ready to get your summer started in a very fun, very sexy way? Meg and Rebekah have put together the ultimate romance book starter pack just for you, Awesomes! And this conversation was SO SUPER SIZED that they had to break it down into two parts! Today, all of the Awesomes get part 1 of their conversation that introduces you to some great closed-door and fade-to-black romance novels. Super Start Awesomes who support Sorta Awesome on Patreon will get part 2 today, too! For everyone else, come back next week for a fresh new Awesome of the Week and part 2 of...
2022-05-271h 00The story we tell ourselvesTrailer: Conversation w/ Commissioner Tracey & Major JenniferWelcome to The Story we tell ourselves! This is our podcast trailer, a conversation with the Territorial President for Women's Ministries, Commissioner Tracey Tidd, and the Assistant to the President for Women's Ministries, Major Jennifer Reid. We discuss the relevance and future of ministry to women in the Salvation Army, dreams for this podcast and the value we think it has!
2022-05-0626 min
Scientifically...28ish Days Later - Day One: PowerDiscover more episodes in the series by searching for 28ish Days Later on BBC Sounds.What do you really know about the menstrual cycle? India Rakusen explores the whole bloody story, discovering facts that could change your life. Periods are just the beginning. India Rakusen journeys into the womb with Dr. Dornu Lebari, and Dr. Jackie Maybin. We peel back the layers and meet the fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix and the endometrium.India is also joined by Dr. Elinor Cleghorn to discuss the ancient theories of wandering wombs, evil uterus’ and the myths th...
2022-04-0115 min
28ish Days LaterDay Twenty-Eight: New PowerThrough this series we have demonstrated how inequalities in research and persistent myths about women's bodies have led to inequalities in healthcare. In this episode, India talks to someone who has the power to influence change. Dame Professor Lesley Regan has dedicated the last decade of her career to fighting for better health outcomes for women all over the world.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty-Seven: The Lessons We LearnIndia travels back to the Victorian Age to probe at the use of the vaginal speculum and considers its link to menstrual shame and embarrassment, particularly in education. India then meets Chella Quint, founder of the Period Positive Movement, and also Professor Chris Bobel, who are the women at the forefront of revolutionising menstrual education both within school and the home. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty-Six: The ShockIndia considers the role of the femcare industry in perpetuating menstrual stigma and single use products with Chris Bobel, an Associate Professor of Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston and Co-Editor of the Critical Guide to Menstruation. We also meet Dr Sharra Vostral, a Professor of History at Purdue University in Indiana, to discuss the rise of Toxic Shock Syndrome in the 1970s and 80s and how this healthcare event shaped the tampon industry today. Later India considers the rise of reusable products with Alec Mills, the founder of the...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty Five: Why 28 Days?How long is too long for a menstrual cycle? And what can be the causes of irregular periods? India talks to Dr Anita Mitra and Dr Dornu Lebari about what's 'normal' as well as the hormonal imbalance that arises from the condition polycystic ovary syndrome. India also finds out about some unusual animal cycles. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty Four: To Bleed or Not to BleedMillions of women across the world take hormonal contraception either as birth control or to help with problem periods - but do we know how much they might be affecting our brains? In this episode India asks Dr Jackie Maybin from the University of Edinburgh, whether there is a physiological need for women to have their periods whilst on the contraceptive pill. Dr Katy Vincent explains how women today have far more periods than our recent ancestors ever did and Dr Sarah Hill, author of How the Pill Changes Everything: Your Brain on Birth Control, joins to...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty Three: ExercycleIndia meets performance physiologist Dr Stacy Sims who offers key advice on how best to tailor your eating and exercise routine to certain points of your cycle whether you’re a regular cycling women, experiencing the menopause or on hormonal contraception. They also discuss data bias in the diet and exercise world. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BB...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty-Two: Love and the CycleIndia sits down with her husband Mark to talk about the cycle and their relationship. They also meet a couple - Bill and Amy - who tailor their life based around Amy’s cycle. India and Mark try to decide if this sort of lifestyle is for them. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC So...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty-One: In the MoonlightWe find India at the top of the cliffs of Folkestone in South East England to meet a group of women who swim under the light of the full moon. Meanwhile. on the other side of the world in Australia, the coral of the Great Barrier Reef is spawning to coincide with the full moon. Professor Oren Levy of Marine Biology at Bar Ilan University talks us through this wonder.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twenty: Chemical DisruptionIndia meets with the founder and director of Chem Trust, Elizabeth Salter Green, and Shruthi Mahalingaiah Assistant who is a Professor of Environmental Reproductive and Women's Health at the Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health, to discuss the implication of modern day synthetic chemicals on the menstrual cycle and the natural world. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Nineteen: KennyIndia speaks with Kenny Ethan Jones, the first transgender man to front a period product campaign. They talk about Kenny’s experience with menstruation, and transitioning. As well as Kenny's work as an activist, and his journey to peace. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Eighteen: Second SpringThe perimenopause is a challenging time for many women but there is help and there are ways you can prepare. In this episode, India sits down with her mum to discuss her own transition to menopause. And we hear from Dr Marion Gluck and Dr Radhika Vohra to discuss the history and role of HRT in treating perimenopausal symptoms. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Seventeen: PMSIndia and Dr Anita Mitra discuss the causes and symptoms of Premenstrual Stress (PMS), and Maisie Hill offers up advice for PMS in the autumn season of the cycle. We also hear from two women who live with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and explore the reality of the condition. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Sixteen: Oh ProgesteroneWe've entered the luteal phase and welcome a fascinating temporary organ into the reproductive system. It only lasts 14 days and it's one big job is to pump out progesterone. India also finds out what progesterone is doing to our brains and our bodies. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Fifteen: Baby StepsOn day 15 of the cycle, India looks at fertility and the process of trying to conceive - and explores the tragic reality that not all pregnancies are successful. Dr Dornu Lebari takes us through a fertility consultation, and discusses the stigma that surrounds reproductive health. Dame Lesley Regan speaks with India about early miscarriage.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Fourteen: OvulationOestrogen has peaked and ovulation is imminent. Professor Evelyn Telfer from the University of Edinburgh discusses the formation and release of eggs, as well as key new research into whether women can make new eggs. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Thirteen: Get It OnIt’s day 13 of the cycle and India rides the first oestrogen wave and chats all things cervical mucus with the Gynae Geek Dr Anita Mitra from its texture to its many functions. Maisie Hill, author of Period Power, also joins India to discuss ovulation, the season ‘Summer’ and how to manage it.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BB...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Twelve: HysteriaProfessor Richard Legro, Chair of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, at Penn State College of Medicine in Hershey, Pennsylvania, tells his story of attempting to test the effectiveness of sildenafil (aka Viagra) to treat period pain. Ultimately unsuccessful - but not because it didn't work - but rather the people with the money didn't think it was important enough.India is also joined by Dr Elinor Cleghorn, author of Unwell Women: A Journey Through Medicine and Myth in a Manmade World. She tells her story of being diagnosed with the chronic illness Lupus. The pair discuss the origins of...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Eleven: The GapIndia meets Emily Jacobs, an Associate Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at University of California Santa Barbara, to discuss sex bias within medical science. Emily shares with India her extensive research into hormones and the brain. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Ten: TrackingThe world of tracking apps has grown in the last decade, but where does all that data go? India speaks to the Chief Medical Officer of Clue, Dr Lynae Brayboy about the importance of tracking periods, and the link between tracking apps and research. Later, India is joined by Eva Blum-Dumontet, a Senior Policy Advisor on Artificial Intelligence at Royal Society who formerly carried out key research into data and tracking apps. Eva offers a word of warning over the type of data these apps ask for. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
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2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Nine: Finding PowerThis episode is all about the experiences across life that can shape how we view our cycle - particularly our first bleed. India is joined by author and creatrix Lisa Lister who tells a story of empowerment. Along the way India chats to a tropical island resident called Nirai and a refugee named Marie who is struggling with period poverty. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Eight: Hack it to Win itFor years the female body in athletic performance has gone understudied, until recently. India meets Richard Burden from the English Institute of Sport who is researching the effect of hormones on female performance whilst also building key technology in the field to do onsite hormone testing. India is also joined by GB pentathlon athlete Jess Varley who is part of this research and who has tailored her training around her menstrual cycle to reap extraordinary results. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Series Producer: Ellie Sans.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Seven: Oestrogen RisingIndia introduces the series to oestrogen, the hormone of sass, sex and energy. Dr Jackie Maybin explains the role of oestrogen in preparing the body for ovulation and Dr. Sarah Hill explains her research on the effect of oestrogen on the brain. Maisie Hill also pops in with some tips for Spring. Credits:
Presented by: India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer:Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists. A Listen production for...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Five: Blood and BearsEver heard of bears eating people who were on their period? Maybe sharks eating menstruating swimmers? These sort of myths are everywhere. India is joined by Caroline Byrd who’s job was lost due to a myth of blood and bears. Dr. Elinor Cleghorn takes us all the way back to the mediaeval ages to root out the beginning of these myths and Dr Anita Mitra gives the low down on the textures and appearance of period blood. Credits:
Presented by: India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed an...
2022-03-2116 min28ish Days LaterDay Six: The Stories We're ToldJoined by Alec Mills, Chella Quint and Dr Camilla Rotsvik, India investigates the impact of images on the way women feel about their periods. From menstrual shame to scented tampons, India assesses the images that have appeared across 100 years of period product advertising shaping menstrual taboo. India also considers the adverts and artists pushing the boundaries and revolutionsing menstrual images.Credits:
Presented by: India Rakusen.
Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Series Producer: Ellie Sans.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and...
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterDay Four: WinterIndia and the author of Period Power, Maisie Hill, discuss the best way to manage and interact with your cycle. Specifically looking at the bleed, or rather the season ‘winter’, Maisie offers advice, tips and tricks on how to unlock the superpowers of your cycle. As well as how best to avoid the dangers that lurk in the experience of winter. Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Series Producer: Ellie Sans.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Charlie Brandon-King. Special thanks to all contributors and...
2022-03-2113 min28ish Days LaterDay Three: Pain And PrejudiceThis episode of 28ish Days Later is about period pain and endometriosis. India also discusses period poo’s and prostaglandins with Dr Katy Vincent. India also meets Phoebe who lives with endometriosis and Dr Andrew Horne who researches the condition. They discuss the impact and symptoms of endometriosis, and the medical data bias that causes long diagnosis times.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and au...
2022-03-2113 min28ish Days LaterDay Two: The FloodOn day two of the period, India Rakusen carries us through the bleeding part of the period from the hormones, to the reason we bleed and the stigma surrounding it with Dr Jackie Maybin. India also meets a retired police officer who's life and health was directly impacted from living with heavy bleeding. Dr Ruth Armula joins to discuss fibroids.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all...
2022-03-2116 min28ish Days LaterDay One: PowerIndia Rakusen journeys into the womb with Dr Dornu Lebari and Dr Jackie Maybin. We peel back the layers and meet the fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix and the endometrium. India is also joined by Dr Elinor Cleghorn to discuss the ancient theories of wandering wombs, evil uteruses and the myths that surround the womb in history.Credits:
Presented by India Rakusen.
Assistant Producer: Jorja McAndrew.
Producer: Ellie Sans.
Executive Producer: Suzy Grant.
Original music composed and performed by Rebekah Reid.
Sound Design by Olga Reed. Special thanks to all contributors and audio diarists.
2022-03-2114 min28ish Days LaterWelcome to 28ish Days LaterWhat do you really know about the menstrual cycle? India Rakusen explores the whole bloody story, discovering facts that could change your life. Periods are just the beginning. In this intimate, bold and taboo-busting series, we follow the menstrual cycle from bleeding to, well, bleeding again - with all the amazing science, drama, history, personal stories and politics in-between. We’ll learn how understanding your hormones and your cycle can change your life, one day at a time. 28ish Days Later is a Listen production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. It is presented by In...
2022-03-1501 min
Girls OverheardMind Blown Moments, Puppies, Racoon Dogs & Rebekah Vardy!Eilidh, Lauren and Ash share what blows their minds, opinions on Rebekah Vardy and Lauren gives us an update on a new arrival.
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2022-02-281h 04
Add to PlaylistRebekah Reid and Neil Brand take us to Stalin's Russia and film noirViolinist Rebekah Reid and composer Neil Brand explore music under Stalin and a Billy Wilder classic as they join Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye to add five more tracks to the playlist, and it's another global journey.Presenters Cerys Matthews and Jeffrey Boakye
Producer Jerome WeatheraldThe five tracks in this week's playlist:(Where do I Begin) Love Story by Andy Williams
First Movement of Symphony No 5 in D Minor by Dmitri Shostakovich
Double Indemnity theme by Miklós Rózsa
Ashyaneh by Fereydoun Farrokhzad
Gbowo Mi by The Lijadu SistersOt...
2022-02-1841 min
A LITTLE TOO QUIET: THE FERNDALE LIBRARY PODCASTThere Is A Happy Ending; That‘s The Point! - Romance NovelsStaff discuss the joys of reading romance novels, as well as addressing previously stereotyped tropes and celebrating the new wave of contemporary authors of the genre. Circulation specialist Rodi Brown is back, along with Youth Librarian Mary Grahame Hunter--both are ardent fans of this literary genre and they are putting on a master class for the podcast host. Provided below are their top 5 authors of romance novels.
Rodi:
Beverly Jenkins
Alyssa Cole
Rebekah Weatherspoon
Stacy Reid
Helen Hoang
Mary Grahame:
Cat Sebastian
KJ Charles
Courtney Milan...
2021-12-251h 00
Hey Have You Read This138 DatesHey (book) lovers!
This week we’re discussing 138 Dates, a non-fiction, personal development book from first time author, Rebekah Campbell. The book follows Rebekah’s own tumultuous (albeit juicy) journey to find love after being single for 10 years!
Join myself and Haley as we dive into this fantastic read which asks, do women really need to choose between prioritising their career or starting a family? Expect dating horror stories and empowering moments like when Rebekah travelled to Silicon Valley by herself and raised millions in venture capital...What. A. Woman.
Have some thoughts on t...
2021-09-1532 min
When In RomanceThe Return of the Toaster OvenIt’s WIR Book Club time again! Jess and Trisha discuss Wrong Number, Right Woman by Jae and then talk about their most anticipated romances for the rest of 2021.
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Books Discussed
Wrong Number, Right Woman and Under a Falling Star by Jae
Donut Fall In...
2021-07-2647 min
A Bookish AffairEpisode 34: Dude, That Is ELEGANT!Greetings and salutations, all you vivacious leading ladies and telenovela hunks! In this episode, we'll bring you a bit of lakeside birdsong, recap our book club discussion of You Had Me At Hola, and recommend some books that might bring a tear -- of one sort or another -- to your one good eye. For readalikes, book lists, and antiracism resources, to learn more about attending a virtual book club meeting, or just to chat, find us here or email us directly at ssedell@lakeoswego.city (Shannon) or sdickinson@lakeoswego.city (Shandy). Our next meeting is Sunday, M...
2021-04-3057 min
City Rev Life PodcastA Conversation about AbortionIn this episode, Rebekah Barnes talks to Ariana Reid from Hopes Women Center. They speak on the topic of abortion, and how to approach it. Ariana talks about her experience in dealing with abortion in her own life, and at Hope Women's Centers.
Hope Women's Centers patient website: www.hopewomenscenters.com Want to volunteer, work, or donate: www.friendsofhope.com Making Life Disciples: https://carenetu.org/library/mld-self-paced/76102/about/
2021-04-1420 minA Bookish AffairEpisode 31: Once More We Play Our Dangerous GameGreetings, all you feisty football fans and courageous quarterbacks! In this week's episode, we'll talk Snapped, snowpocalypses, submarines, and smokin' smooches. For readalikes, book lists, and antiracism resources, to learn more about attending a virtual book club meeting, or just to chat, find us here or email us directly at ssedell@lakeoswego.city (Shannon) or sdickinson@lakeoswego.city (Shandy). Our next meeting is Sunday, March 14 at 11:00 a.m. PST. We'll be reading If the Boot Fits by Rebekah Weatherspoon, and we would love to have you join us!You can also find us on Instagram at...
2021-02-241h 00
Northlake Unitarian Universalist ChurchOur Eighth Principle – Rev. Nancy Reid-McKeeUnitarian Universalists have seven principles that guide us… but in 2017 an Eighth Principle was introduced for consideration. This principle is about how we dismantle racism and move to anti-oppression in our faith. This is a fitting topic as we celebrate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Sermon by Rev. Nancy Reid-McKee. (Includes a chalice lighting written by Rebekah Savage.)
2021-01-1717 min
Bittersweet ValleyBonus Episode: What We Read in 2020In this special bonus episode, we each pick three of our favorite reads from this year to share with each other (and you!).Books mentioned:Sweet Valley: The Magic Christmas (Sweet Valley Twins) and A Christmas Without Elizabeth (Sweet Valley Twins) Bent Heavens by Daniel KrausTeenage Dick by Mike LewSitting Pretty by Rebekah TaussigSuch a Fun Age by Kiley ReidClap When You Land by Elizabeth AcevedoOur Time is Now by Stacey AbramsIntro/Outro Music: https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/dDe9f...
2020-12-2250 min
Podcasts by the RSEThe impact of Covid-19 on Culture and the Creative ArtsWelcome back for another series of the Royal Society of Edinburgh's 'Tea & Talk' Podcast; a series of conversations with some of Scotland's leading authorities on the impact of Covid-19, featuring Fellows of the RSE and members of their Post-Covid-19 Futures Commission.Kicking things off, Dr Rebekah Widdowfield talks to Dame Seona Reid about the impact of Covid-19 on culture and the creative arts.Dame Seona is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Arts from Robert Gordon University...
2020-11-2544 minTea and Talk with the RSEThe impact of Covid-19 on Culture and the Creative ArtsWelcome back for another series of the Royal Society of Edinburgh's 'Tea & Talk' Podcast; a series of conversations with some of Scotland's leading authorities on the impact of Covid-19, featuring Fellows of the RSE and members of their Post-Covid-19 Futures Commission.Kicking things off, Dr Rebekah Widdowfield talks to Dame Seona Reid about the impact of Covid-19 on culture and the creative arts.Dame Seona is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Arts from Robert Gordon University...
2020-11-2544 minPodcasts by the RSEDame Seona Reid on the Impact of COVID-19 on Culture and the Creative ArtsWelcome back for another series of the Royal Society of Edinburgh's 'Tea & Talk' Podcast; a series of conversations with some of Scotland's leading authorities on the impact of Covid-19, featuring Fellows of the RSE and members of their Post-Covid-19 Futures Commission.Kicking things off, Dr Rebekah Widdowfield talks to Dame Seona Reid about the impact of Covid-19 on culture and the creative arts.Dame Seona is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, a fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Arts from Robert Gordon...
2020-11-2500 minA Bookish AffairEpisode 17: We Accept You, Fangs and AllGreetings, all you haunted hotties and spectral suitors! In this episode, we'll discuss one of our favorite romances of the year and recap our many reading challenges of 2020. Plus, Shannon gets roped into one more challenge, Shandy makes a few bad puns, and we both wonder: how exactly does ghost romance work, anyway? For readalikes, book lists, and antiracism resources, to learn more about attending a virtual book club meeting, or just to chat with us about romance, find us here or email us directly at ssedell@lakeoswego.city (Shannon) or sdickinson@lakeoswego.city (Shandy). Our next m...
2020-10-1556 minA Bookish AffairEpisode 16: Here There Be SpoilersGreetings, all you seductive bakers and hungry werewolves! In our spoileriest episode yet, we squeal over the return of Bake Off, ponder our favorite foodie romances, and revisit our tropes of doom. Secret babies, suddenly smokin' siblings, and sweet stories abound! For readalikes, book lists, and antiracism resources, to learn more about attending a book club meeting, or just to chat with us about romance, find us here or email us directly at ssedell@lakeoswego.city (Shannon) or sdickinson@lakeoswego.city (Shandy).You can also find us on Instagram at @theknitterlybookworm and @shandybeereads! (Disclaimer: these ar...
2020-10-0158 min
The Martha + Mary ShowMartha of BethanyA fictionalized account of Martha of Bethany and how she wasn’t the same after her exchange with Jesus, in John 11. Plus, Rebekah Fedrowtiz shares a refreshing tip for a healthier summer. Disclosure: Affiliate links are used in this post. If you choose to purchase through the links, we may be compensated at no additional cost to you. See full disclosure policy. Theme Music: “Sunny Martha” by Cade Popkin Today’s Guest: Rebekah Fedrowitz Show Sponsors: Well Girl: An Inside-Out Journey to Wellness Ministry to Business Guide Things We Talk About:
2020-08-0514 min
The MinnMax ShowHalo Infinite, Fable, Nintendo's GigaleakOn this episode of The MinnMax Show podcast, Ben Hanson, Jeff Marchiafava, Kyle Hilliard, and Leo Vader share everything we know about the games shown during the Xbox Games Showcase. We talk about the reveal of Fable from Playground Games and share our thoughts on Halo Infinite's gameplay from 343 Industries. Then we talk about some games we've been playing and try to wrap our minds around the unprecedented leak of old game assets and more from Nintendo. Then we open up the Minnbox with Leo Vader and award the iam8bit question of the week! You can win a...
2020-07-302h 48
Use Your WordsWelcome to Season 6!We, Rebekah O'Dell and Samantha Futrell, are just thrilled to welcome you back to Use Your Words for our SIXTH season! We are so excited! Particularly, we are excited to introduce you to our new Use Your Words host, Reid McBride. In this episode, Reid, Sam and Rebekah take you through this year's seventh grade Holocaust and WW2 podcast project. Students created these podcast episodes in the midst of a global pandemic and quarantine, without ever stepping foot in our physical the classrooms during the course of the project. This created many challenges for everyone involved, but it also l...
2020-06-3042 min
Havin' a ChatEpisode 16: Goodbye HonoluluFor our season finale we chat with all four members of Goodbye Honolulu, about fashion, touring, their influences & more.Artists include:WavvesTimber TimbreRebekah Hawker& MoreThank you to all who have made this show possible. Especially Reid MacMaster, Kylie Miller, Tony Clement, Duncan Briggs, Helena Carter-Huffman, & Stefan Mirkov.Stay informed, sign petitions, and donate what you can to the growing anti-racist movements wherever you happen to be. Take care of each other.We will be back in two weeks....
2020-06-191h 26
Book Thingo PodcastBT bloggers: Understanding the chemistryGuests: Rudi Bremer and Gabby | Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 20/22/2019 Sydney The Book Thingo podcast comes out of accidental hiatus (blame Kat!) with an episode dedicated (mostly) to The Lady's Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite. Spoiler: we disagree about many things. This leads to a discussion of women taking up hobbies, such as knitting and baking, that are actually work. Does a hobby have to be productive? We have opinions and theories. (Because of course, we do.) We circle back to the book by exploring whether producing something beautiful has value of its ow...
2020-03-151h 07
Love, Essie - The PodcastRomance Convos 🤗We’ve made it to episode 10! Did something different this week! I decided to pretend I was in the room with Andrea and Katrina in minisode Communication is Key - Polyamory + Financial Conversations and give you my thoughts. You should check out the episode here: https://tinyurl.com/uxppdyx I also had a wonderful conversation on Twitter with @weekendreader_ @DanieReads and @_AdeleBuck about why romance novels specifically get shat on across the board. Decided to share more of my thoughts here. Kelly Faircloth’s article, How Harlequin Became the Most Famous Name in Romance can be read here: https://tinyurl.com...
2020-03-021h 12
Booklist's Shelf CareEpisode #7: Size (and Format) MattersIn this episode of Booklist's Shelf Care: The Podcast, host Susan Maguire sits down with librarian extraordinaire Robin Bradford to discuss the hottest topic in all of Libraryland: are trade paperbacks better than mass market paperbacks? They get into patron behavior, format preferences, and, inevitably, romance novels. Then Audio Editor Heather Booth provides a glimpse at the audio award-winners announced at ALA Midwinter in January, and Susan and Adult Books Editor Donna Seaman break down the winners Carnegie Awards for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction. It's a big episode, y'all!
The books mentioned this episode are:
The Wedding Date by...
2020-02-2446 min
Love, Essie - The PodcastCaressed by Ice - Book Three of the Psy/Changeling series ❄️🐺❄️In this episode, book three of the series, Caressed by Ice is our focus. If spoilers make you ragey, pause at 24:49 and skip to 1:02:25 to listen to the rest of the episode. After listening to Shelf Love’s minisode on Secret Baby with Kini Allen ( https://shelflovepodcast.com/episodes/season-1/episode-21/episode-21/ ) I wanted to share with y’all one of my favorite secret baby books, Emma Darcy’s The Wrong Mirror and why it’s a trope that can sometimes work for me. I also figured out which Diana Palmer book I was talking about, it’s Merciless!
To check out...
2020-02-031h 24
The Messy Table with Jenn JewellEP. 62 | Rebekah Lyons [Rhythms of Renewal]If you haven’t noticed, our world is rapidly increasing in all things stress, anxiety, depression, and fear. Have you felt it? Frenzied and frantic have become the norm; overwhelmed and overextended are flaunted like crowns of honor.
But we don’t have to live like this. YOU don’t have to live like this.
Today, Rebekah Lyons is joining me at The Messy Table, where she’s divulging the tangled backstory that’s led to her greatest passion: helping set women FREE. She’s also launching her newest book, Rhythms of Renewal, into the world on this...
2019-10-0133 min
Sorta AwesomeEp. 211 Awesome Overflow Summer 2019
Awesomes, WE ARE BACK! Meg, Kelly, and Rebekah are back in real time with a brand new episode of Sorta Awesome. Tune in to get caught up on what they've been up to over the summer months, from plowing through the To Be Read list to an incredible deep dive into faith to finding the most awesome baby gear on the market, the Sorta Awesome team has been keeping busy! All of that plus their Awesomes of the SUMMER!JOIN OUR SUPER STAR COMMUNITY! When you join, you get access to the full Awesome Overflow plus hours...
2019-09-0647 min
Book Thingo Podcast#RomBkLove: Rebellious readersGuests: Rudi and Gabby| Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 23/05/2019 Sydney #RomBkLove, the brainchild of the amazing Ana Coqui, is a month-long celebration of romance books, authors and readers. Book Thingo is excited to host today's topic: Rebellious readers. Source: Ana Coqui In this episode, we thought it would be a good time to take a pause from title recommendations, and instead focus on our habits as readers. Rudi, Gabby and I talk about our personal reading rules, how they affect our enjoyment of books, and whether we've broken our rules for particular autho...
2019-05-2743 min
When In RomanceEp #30: If You Don’t Read It, Ask a FriendJess and Trisha discuss the problem with calling non-explicit romance “clean,” explore why Trisha rereads and Jess doesn’t, and talk about what they’ve been reading this week.This episode is sponsored by Book Riot Insiders.Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher.To get even more romance recs and news, sign up for our Kissing Books newsletter!NEWS:On Book Riot, Sarah talks about why calling books “clean” is a problem.The Feminist Librarian makes an argument that a distinction between “erotica” and “porn” is harmful.
2019-03-2551 minBook Thingo PodcastBT bloggers: Love languagesGuests: Gabbyand Rudi | Host: Kat Mayo | Audio producer: Rudi Bremer | Recorded: 18/01/2019 Sydney To celebrate Valentine's Day, the BT bloggers are back on the podcast to talk about love languages. To find your own love language, you can take a free quiz here. Shout out to Ben, whose Instagram spreads featuring the podcast are amazing! Guests Gabby— Wearer of socks and gloves, new owner of the Fabio cover of Flowers From the Storm: @penneclearwater Rudi Bremer— Amazing audio producer and recommender of books: @rudi_bee Books BD| BT | Amz | Au...
2019-02-1454 min