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The Dr. Hyman ShowThe School Lunch Revolution: Nourishing Minds, One Meal at a TimeWhat if changing what kids eat at school could transform their behavior, boost learning, and even save lives? Studies show that when kids swap junk food for real, nourishing meals, behavior problems drop, focus improves, and learning soars—with one study finding a 100% reduction in suicides among youth simply by changing their diet. Across the country, schools are proving that scratch-cooked, colorful meals made from whole ingredients can fit tight budgets, reduce waste, and make kids excited to eat. By putting nutritious food at the center of education, we can help raise a generation that’s healthier, happier, and read...
2025-11-1750 min
The West End Frame Show: Theatre News, Reviews & ChatS13 Ep8 (ft. Akeem Ellis-Hyman): Six Japan, Here & Now, Elf, Jesus Christ Superstar starring Sam Ryder + more!Akeem Ellis-Hyman (The Devil Wears Prada / Hairspray) co-hosts The West End Frame Show!Andrew and Akeem discuss Here And Now: The Steps Musical (UK Tour, New Wimbledon Theatre), Six Japan (Vaudeville Theatre) and Elf The Musical (Aldwych Theatre) as well as the latest news about Jesus Christ Superstar starring Sam Ryder, Pride The Musical, Rachel Zegler and Ben Platt in The Last Five Years and lots more.Akeem starred as Seaweed in the UK tour of Hairspray with his other credits including Lola in Kinky Boots (Norfolk and Norwich Operatic Society), Motown The...
2025-11-1148 minThe Dr. Hyman ShowFormer White House Chef Sam Kass: How to Overcome the Coming Food CrisisOur food system is reaching a breaking point—and the warning signs are already on our plates. From disappearing crops to rising health costs, it’s clear that the way we grow and eat food can’t continue as it has.
Today on The Dr. Hyman Show, I sit down with Sam Kass, former White House chef and senior policy advisor, to explore his new book The Last Supper: The Politics of the End of Food. We talk about what’s driving the crisis, what’s already being done to repair it, and how each of us can help build a fo...
2025-10-291h 31
HBHA LoreKicking Off HBHA Lore with Sam MatsilIn our very first episode of HBHA Lore, host Micah Margolies sits down with alum and Director of Athletics & Student Life Sam Matsil (’16). From his years as a student athlete to leading HBHA’s athletics program today, Sam shares favorite memories, behind-the-scenes stories, and the lessons he’s carried with him.
2025-08-2646 min
2025-08-1749 min
PuckwormsAn Epic RematchThe Puckworms crew previews all aspects of the Stanley Cup Final, a rematch between the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers. Will things be different for the Oilers this year? Can they overcome Florida's depth despite the loss of star forward Zach Hyman? Who will win the Conn Smythe Trophy? Plus: PWHL expansion, tax advantages for NHL teams, and more.Sports betting has rapidly risen in popularity, and we want to connect you all with an opportunity to get started, or get ahead!When you visit https://signupexpert.com/worms you’ll be connected to all th...
2025-06-0453 min
Spittin ChicletsSpittin’ Chiclets Episode 566: Featuring Sam Reinhart, Matthew Tkachuk & Zach HymanOn Episode 566 of Spittin’ Chiclets, the guys are joined by Florida Panthers Sam Reinhart and a quick guest appearance by Matthew Tkachuk to talk about the road getting to the Stanley Cup Finals two years in a row. Zach Hyman sat down with us to discuss his season ending injury and just how resilient the Edmonton Oilers are this year. It’s the Whitdawg Vs. The Sonk Master Yandle. 2nd year in a row we’re witnessing the Florida Panthers face off against the Edmonton Oilers. This is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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2025-06-032h 12
Labor JawnShirtwaist StrikeThe 1909-1910 Shirtwaist Strike in Philadelphia and 15 year old union leader, Bessie Hyman. Originally aired: November 22, 2021. Support the showwww.laborjawn.com
2025-01-0914 min
The Reset by Sam DelaneyCharlie HymanCharlie Hyman started Bloomsbury Football in London to provide top level coaching and facilities to everyone, whatever their background, resources or ability. Now, there are hundreds of kids across the capital whose lives have been changed by Bloomsbury. Charlie joined me to explain the positive impact football and helping others can have on anyone’s mental health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-09-2038 min
MenschwarmersBeach volleyballer Sam Schachter qualified for the 2024 Olympics at the last moment. Here's how he's prepping for ParisIt was the summer of 2016 when Sam Schachter and Josh Binstock—both Jewish beach volleyball players competing for Canada—just barely qualified for the Olympics, less than a month before the games were to start in Rio de Janeiro.
Eight years later, history is repeating itself.
Schachter (sans Binstock, instead with new partner Daniel Dearing) just recently qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics, scheduled start on July 26. Once again, he's racing to get ready to compete on the world stage with less than a month to prepare—and this time, it's a stage that's been built direct...
2024-07-0435 min
GOEpisode 11 - Craig Kent!This was hype! Enjoy this convo with the one and only Craig Kent. This episode was recorded on June 21, 2024.
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3:01 - 21:04 | Welcome! Running streak & starting to run
21:04 - 46:05 | The Speed Project
46:05 - 1:08:26 | German Village Running Club
1:08:26 - 1:19:32 | Running community in Columbus
1:19:32 - 1:29:07 | Final thoughts with Craig
1:29:07 - 1:31:36 | Sam's Recap
2024-06-241h 31
Sam's SummariesYoung Forever: Book Summary"Young Forever" by Dr. Mark Hyman explores the science of aging and longevity.
This episode is chapter by chapter book summary created with the help of AI and narrated by ElevenLabs.
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2024-05-1834 min
Borderlines#106 - Customs Law, Border Seizures and Loss of NEXUS, with Samuel HymanSamuel Hyman is a Vancouver lawyer with one of the more well known practices in Canadian customs law. We dive into Canadian customs law for individuals, examining the procedures and rights that Canadians have at the border around the seizure of goods, the imposition of administrative monetary penalties and loss of NEXUS. We discuss the consequences of violating customs regulations and how to challenge CBSA decisions. After, Sam shares his view on why eliminating the distinction between immigration and tax status could unlock significant revenue gains for the government. Hosted on A...
2024-04-231h 07
ScuttlePuck NHL Hockey PodcastEpisode Jerry Korab (455): Milestones! Hyman Hits 50G. McDavid 120 Pts for 3rd Straight Year. Matthews Hits 60G.As the season winds down, players are hitting big milestones. Zack Hyman and Sam Reinhart hit 50G, Matthews hits 60G and McDavid tops 120 pts for 3rd straight year. We look at the playoff races and there is a new edition of Connections for listeners. Listen Here: iTunes Google Play Stitcher Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Title Player Jerry Korab -> Zack Hyman Korab 83-84 Sabres Dave Andreychuk -> 05-06 Lightning Paul Ranger -> 13-14 Leafs Nazem Kadri -> 2015-16 Leafs Hyman News Wild pull goalie in OT again but lose Miles...
2024-03-3154 min
Locked On Fantasy Hockey - Daily NHL Fantasy PodcastJets' Tailspin | Ovi Does It Again | Hyman's & Reinhart's 50-piece | Panthers Injury UpdatesAs we inch anticipatingly closer to the NHL's Stanley Cup Playoffs there's no shortage of intriguing fantasy hockey angles to take in and break down. Including what is currently going on with the slumping Winnipeg Jets - should Jets fans be worried about their team on a current three-game slide? What about the red-hot Alex Ovechkin and the suddenly cooking Capitals? Are they for real? We also dive into a spicy conversation that focuses on the second-best goal scorer in the NHL after Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews. In honor of Edmonton Oilers forward Zach Hyman a...
2024-03-2624 min
The Chris Johnston ShowShaq Hyman | March 25, 2024On This episode of The Chris Johnston show Julian McKenzie and Chris Johnston go over a variety of topics including:0:30 Zach Hyman10:00 Awards power rankings13:45 Sam Reinhart's future20:30 Leafs corner26:30 The Avalanche28:30 Never write off Sid36:30 Ovechkin heating up39:45 Tom Wilson suspension44:30 #AskCJFollow us on Twitter: @sdpnsportsFollow us on Instagram: @sdpnsportsReach out to https://www.sdpn.ca/sales to connect with our sales team and discuss...
2024-03-2557 min
The Athletic Hockey ShowZach Hyman, Sam Reinhart join the 50-goal clubOn today’s Monday edition of The Athletic Hockey Show, Ian and Laz discuss Laz’s great article on multilingual NHLers, Zach Hyman and Sam Reinhart joining the 50-goal club, guys who scored 50 once and then never came close again, Tom Wilson’s 6-game suspension, which game is this week’s Game of the Week, the NHL’s silly holiday scheduling, and more.Plus, The Athletic’s NHL insiders Pierre LeBrun and Chris Johnston return to the show to give their thoughts on last week’s GM meetings, a new, behind-the-scenes NHL-Amazon series, Pierre’s conversation with Devils GM T...
2024-03-251h 15
32 Thoughts: The PodcastHyman & Reinhart Hit 50 GoalsIn this edition of 32 Thoughts, Jeff and Elliotte pay tribute to Zach Hyman and Sam Reinhart, who both reached the magical hockey mark of 50 goals. Now that Reinhart has reached 50, the fellas ponder how the Florida Panthers fit him in their future plans (15:00). Next, Jeff and Elliotte focus on the Edmonton Oilers after Evander Kane didn't play on Sunday night (17:20) and the guys also highlight how important Gabe Vilardi has been to the Winnipeg Jets (23:20). Elliotte then provides his takeaways from Carolina-Toronto on Sunday (28:00), and that is then contrasted with the Columbus Blue Jackets who were officially eliminated from...
2024-03-251h 15
Flow with FloNorthern RascalsNorthern Rascals and Flo. What makes a Northern Rascal show so great? What ethos do they uphold as creators? How have they learned to work together while maintaining a sense of personal confidence and artistry? All this and more on the podcast episode linked below. Thank you Anna an and sam for coming on the podcast and recording such an enjoyable episode! Until next time xxxLinks for support on mental health subjects spoken about: https://andysmanclub.co.ukhttps://www.leedsmind.org.ukhttps://www.healthymindscalderdale.co.uk
2024-01-0930 min
Are We There Yet?Phantom Auto | Remote Operation for Logistics Vehicles, Are We There Yet?Remote operation for logistics vehicles sounds like a futuristic dream, but when dreams become reality, the future quickly morphs into the present.The logistics industry is undergoing a seismic shift thanks to groundbreaking technologies like remote operation for logistics vehicles. Phantom Auto, a leader in this space, is at the forefront of this transformation. They have developed a system that allows for the remote control of logistics vehicles, addressing critical issues like labor shortages and operational efficiency. This innovation is not just a concept; it’s a reality being implemented in warehouses and distribution centers, reshaping the fu...
2023-12-1141 min
2 Man Happy HourLIVE MUSIC CHAT in the 814; Episode #33; 10.26.23; 1.33Weekly podcast discussing Erie, PA’s “LIVE MUSIC SCENE”! Jack Stevenson (2 Man Happy Hour) & Brian Waller (Wildsound Productions) discuss who’s playing where, spin some tunes by local artists & discuss “the scene” with their weekly guests! This week’s guests: Sam & Molli Hyman & Chris & Julie Moore. This week’s topic “Steamrollin' in the 814 . . . & Beyond”. This week’s musical selections: “China Doll” by Cheap Thrill, “Wonder Where You Are” by Sam Hyman & “Get On With It” by Mayflower Hill & "Follow The Star" by Tennessee Backporch, feat. Sam Hyman. Thanks for listening & we hope to see YOU at a show real soon!! PEACE-OUT!! www.2manhappyhour.c
2023-10-261h 16
GOEpisode 7 - Heather MacLean!GO!!! Shoutout to Heather MacLean for coming on the show! She is a professional middle distance runner for New Balance. My good friend Brendan Glasheen connected us and I am so thankful.
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5:17 - 21:29 | Heather's early memories of running, young mindset
21:13 - 35:29 | Challenges, memories and experience at UMass
35:13 - 54:22 | Signing professionally with New Balance, first race with New Balance, 2021 Tokyo Olympics, 2023 season, decision to stop running for the season due to injury
54:06 - 1:04:58 | Heather's final thoughts, fun questions, advice
1:04:42 - 1:06:18 | Sam's quick recap
2023-09-131h 06
The Sweat Today PodcastEp. 7: Sam HymanSam Hyman, Director of Video Services at Ohio University and avid runner, joins the pod! With a unique perspective and motivating personality, Sam gives great insight on how to train, how to deal with uncertainty and how to get the most out of your potential. As always, thanks for listening to The Sweat Today Podcast!
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2023-09-0850 min
History Between BitesEpisode 4: TomatoesThis week, Sam gives us a synopsis of the food giant that is the tomato. We dive into issues of colonialism and watch as the tomato makes its way to the old world and back to the Americas to forever change the culinary milieu and solidify its position as the most popular fruit… yes, fruit. Citations: Alexander, William, Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World: A History, Grand Central Publishing, Hatchet Book Group, New York, 2022. Hyman, Clarissa, Tomato: A Global History, Reaktion Books Ltd., London, 2019. Barker, Charbel, “Mexican Posole Recipe,” My Latina Cooking, 2020. https://www.mylatinatable.com/mexican-pozole/ In episode reference:White...
2023-08-311h 59History Between BitesEpisode 4: TomatoesThis week, Sam gives us a synopsis of the food giant that is the tomato. We dive into issues of colonialism and watch as the tomato makes its way to the old world and back to the Americas to forever change the culinary milieu and solidify its position as the most popular fruit… yes, fruit. Citations: Alexander, William, Ten Tomatoes That Changed the World: A History, Grand Central Publishing, Hatchet Book Group, New York, 2022. Hyman, Clarissa, Tomato: A Global History, Reaktion Books Ltd., London, 2019. Barker, Charbel, “Mexican Posole Recipe,” My Latina Cooking, 2020. https://www.mylatinatable.com/mexican-pozole/ In episode reference:White...
2023-08-292h 09
GOEpisode 6 - Travis Thompson!GO!!!
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5:55 - 19:26 | Travis Thompson's early life, introduction into running
19:26 - 32:07 | College experience, student athlete on the track at Lane CC and Oregon, 2x All American with the Ducks
32:07 - 42:45 | Coaching journey, mental health, story behind career change, starting Elevation 0m
42:45 - 57:36 | Origin story of the name "Elevation 0m", projects, proud moments, what makes the company unique
57:36 - 1:10:43 | Why Travis still runs, advice to videographers
1:10:43 - 1:12:52 | Sam's Recap
2023-08-221h 12
GOGO - TrailerWhat is the meaning of the stoplight?
Welcome to the GO Podcast hosted by Sam Hyman.
Each episode we will unpack someone's journey. Let's go.
Thank you for listening!
#OneOfOne #BeyondABroadcaster
2023-04-2501 min
Money Life with Chuck JaffeProShares' Hyman: Dividend growers are key to solving an inflationary environmentSimeon Hyman, global investment strategist at ProShares, says that investors are tempted in today's high-inflation environment to pursue stocks with high-but-fixed dividends, trying to generate any sort of positive real return. Instead, Hyman says investors should be looking for dividend growers -- companies consistently raising payouts -- rather than high current yields, because a stock with a dividend that's not growing 'is basically a fixed-coupon bond, and that's the worst thing to have in an inflationary environment.' Also on the show, Kyle Guske of New Constructs looks at an energy company that is underpriced and has room to...
2023-04-241h 02
NewsGram with Sam YoumansA Scandal of the Particular
Like Crime Novels? Today we talk about Hyman Kazan, the protagonist in “A Scandal of the Particular” by Steve Hamilton. Subscribe with your favorite podcast playerApple PodcastsAndroidRSS
Kazan has a struggling legal career and an unfulfilled, passionate girlfriend. But the situation is about to get worse, much worse, when the body of a young man from Scotland is found outside of a safe injection site in downtown Vancouver. The dark, rainy streets of the Lower Mainland are about to explode when it is discovered that this corpse and Kazan’s girlfriend shared the same lover...
2023-04-0808 min
Roman Around PodcastRoman Around w/ Sam Hyman - Sports Broadcasting, Mad Miles, Mind GamesIn this episode, I chat with my friend Sam Hyman. Sam and I go back to the days when I worked at lululemon and I have enjoyed watching Sam grow into the person he is today. We talk about his journey as a sports broadcaster, how he found the sport of running, challenging himself with mind games, and how finding community through Mad Miles changed his life. Be sure to follow Sam as he takes the next step on his sports broadcasting journey and continues spreading love and community through running and challenging yourself. @SamPHyman...
2023-02-121h 09
The Brady Farkas ShowFormer UVM Hoops Broadcaster Sam Hyman, 11-28-22Brady is joined by former University of Vermont basketball broadcaster Sam Hyman, who was down in the Bahamas watching UVM over Thanksgiving. He gives his takeaways from the 1-2 weekend for the Cats, where he sees room for improvement, silver linings and much more. He calls in right from the Tarmac at the Miami Airport, so pardon any excess noise.
2022-11-2809 min
Erie Music History Podcast040: Skip Niebauer (w/special guest Sam Hyman)In 1962, at the age of 17, Carl "Skip" Niebauer joined with Bill Arnold and John Nicotra to form what would eventually be called the Arkay IV. The band would continue up until 1971 with various personnel changes, but throughout those nine years the Arkay IV became one of the most popular bands in the region. Just two years after forming, their single "Little Girl" was being played on the radio -- and it wouldn't be their last. In this episode, Skip is joined by his longtime friend and bandmate Sam Hyman as the two cover the evolution of the Arkay IV...
2022-11-2748 min
Secret SonicsSecret Sonics 164 - Sam Pura - Launching Bands with Impactful RecordsSam Pura is a record producer, audio engineer, and mixing engineer based out of Fremont, CA, USA! In our chat, Sam shares his unique approach to making records; how he reamps guitars, tunes drums, mixes, and edits every single transient on the recording! We chat about making sure the music is excellent before worrying about the business, mixing with impact, caring too much about projects, and so much more! Check it out!You can learn more about Sam at https://www.thepandastudios.com/You can follow Sam on Social MediaIG - https://www.instagram...
2022-10-301h 43
What in the Sam Hill?!28 - Oviedo LightsSwamp gas returns! This week we are discussing another famous mystery light phenomenon, the Oviedo Lights (sometimes the Chuluota Lights) near Oviedo, Florida. Is it a ghost, is it a car, is it swamp gas, or is it something else entirely?Links.* Orlando Evening Star - 17 Jul 1963 (Norbert’s Death)* Orlando Sentinel - Oct 30, 1971* Orlando Sentinel - Mar 22, 1976* Orlando Sentinel - Dec 10, 1981* Orlando Sentinel - Apr 8, 1984* Orlando Sentinel - Aug 5, 1990* Orlando Sentinel - Oct 30, 1994* Norbert Georg Hyman* Oviedo High Ye...
2022-08-0516 min
Wisdom for WellnessSupporting Men and Holistic Masculinity with Rolando HymanWhy do men need specialized support? When looking at each individual's experience in the world, we know that those who identify as being male or masculine often face different societal pressures than those who identify as being a woman or feminine. Join Sarah and Sam as they deconstruct what it means to be a man with psychotherapist and men’s life coach Rolando Hyman. In this episode, we speak about healthy and holistic masculinity, the benefits of expressing emotions, and how to support the men in our life! Rolando's website: https://www.contactxyspark.com/Ins...
2022-06-3035 min
The Dr. Hyman ShowHow To Prevent Childhood Obesity And Create Health For Our KidsThis episode is brought to you by Athletic Greens and Rupa Health. The foundation we set for our children’s health in childhood—starting even before conception—will carry them throughout their lives. Yet a third of all American children are overweight or obese, and we are seeing an increase in type 2 diabetes in children. In today’s episode, I talk with Dr. Elizabeth Boham, Sam Kass, and Dr. Tracy Shafizadeh about the urgency of prioritizing and establishing good nutrition habits in infancy, in the home as the child grows, and in school. ...
2022-04-151h 05Secret SonicsSecret Sonics 130 - Sam Moses - Finishing RecordsSam Moses is a mastering engineer and the owner of Moses Mastering in Nashville, TN, USA! In his second episode on the podcast, Sam brings us up to date on his life; how a serious car crash forced him to accept help, embrace community, and not define his worth by his productivity. He shares insights on why saying no is often important, setting your own terms for the music you work on, podcasting, and his hot take on Dolby Atmos. We also go deep on his approach to mastering, the difference between mixing and mastering and how he can do...
2022-01-302h 05
The EarDisorientation: Navigating the Pandemic as an International StudentCOVID-19 has totally changed students’ experience with higher education, and the difficulties faced by international students are especially challenging. Under global COVID-19 restrictions, international students are especially vulnerable to institutional decisions. Failing to receive financial support and assistance transitioning to life on campus from Barnard and Columbia, international students at our institution have had their lives derailed. What are their difficulties? Are they sufficiently supported? Today’s story unveils their journeys and their evolving relationships with the University throughout the pandemic.
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• Reported by Siqi Qin
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Sam Hym...
2021-12-2114 minThe EarDisorientation: Navigating the Pandemic as an International StudentCOVID-19 has totally changed students’ experience with higher education, and the difficulties faced by international students are especially challenging. Under global COVID-19 restrictions, international students are especially vulnerable to institutional decisions. Failing to receive financial support and assistance transitioning to life on campus from Barnard and Columbia, international students at our institution have had their lives derailed. What are their difficulties? Are they sufficiently supported? Today’s story unveils their journeys and their evolving relationships with the University throughout the pandemic.
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• Reported by Siqi Qin
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Sam Hym...
2021-12-2114 min
The EarSome Food for Thought: The History of Dining on CampusIn this Ear episode, reporter Alan Chen outlines the history of Columbia’s dining halls. From the origins of the JJ’s Place pub to the bygone Wien Dining Hall, on-campus dining has changed over time. But how has the dining experience evolved? And how have the changes to Columbia Dining corresponded with the student body’s calls for change? Listen to find out!
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• Reported by Alan Chen
• Script Edited by Sam Hyman and Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Matthew Schwitzer
• Music by Jazz at Mladost Club
• Illustration by No
2021-12-1309 minThe EarSome Food for Thought: The History of Dining on CampusIn this Ear episode, reporter Alan Chen outlines the history of Columbia’s dining halls. From the origins of the JJ’s Place pub to the bygone Wien Dining Hall, on-campus dining has changed over time. But how has the dining experience evolved? And how have the changes to Columbia Dining corresponded with the student body’s calls for change? Listen to find out!
Credits
• Reported by Alan Chen
• Script Edited by Sam Hyman and Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Matthew Schwitzer
• Music by Jazz at Mladost Club
• Illustration by No
2021-12-1309 min
The EarIs It Frat Flu, Carman Cough or COVID-19?: Balancing a Pandemic with Student Health NeedsColumbia Health adamantly encourages students to reach out for care or guidance, however, students are struggling to get the medical help they need from the University. While finding the time to prioritize your personal health is difficult on top of a packed schedule, some students have found that navigating the bureaucracy of Barnard and Columbia health care services makes it all the more worse. In this episode of The Ear, journalists Avery Reed and Claire Schnatterbeck talk to Columbia and Barnard students about their experiences with the discrepancy between the messaging of health care services and the reality on...
2021-12-1112 min
Jenuine ConnectionsDeep Dive On DemiIn this episode, I invite my long-time friend from Seattle, Sam, to take a deep dive in to the life of Demi Lovato. Listen in to hear stories and experiences from Demi's life through the lens of a true hater.
2021-11-291h 02
The Perks Of Being A Book Lover PodcastSeason 5 Ep. 112 Early Bird Holiday Book Buys with Bookseller Sam Miller 11-10-21In this week’s episode, we talk to our favorite bookseller, Sam Miller from Carmichael’s Books, about the holiday gift giving season. You’ve probably heard the warning to “shop early’ this holiday season because of shortages. So we are giving you the gift of new book ideas for all the booklovers in your life.
We love inviting Sam on the show twice a year to tell us all about books to look forward to for summer reading and holiday gift buying. She gives us suggestions in all the categories.
1- Small Things Like These by C...
2021-11-101h 01
Pod-Tone 292Breakout room by chance, friends by choiceWhile Columbia students were stuck at home because of the pandemic during the past year, many had to turn to the Internet for meeting new friends and engaging with the Columbia community. As campus opens back up, friends are reuniting for the first time in person. In this episode of Pod-Tone 292, host Claire Schnatterbeck explores the question: Are these online connections translatable to the offline world?
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• Hosted by Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Chase Cutarelli
• Music by Matthew Lucia
• Script edited by Sam Hyman
• Illustration by Noelle Hunter
2021-10-2209 min
Hostile Work EnvironmentHe's Here, He's There, He's Every Effingwhere, Jon Hyman, Jon Hyman! (Another Ted Lasso Discussion)Our friend Jon Hyman joins once us to dissect the employment law issues in our favorite show, Ted Lasso! This time through the end of Season 2.
SPOILERS ABOUND
We discuss Nate's descent into darkness, the fallout of Sam's big choice, Trent Crimm, Independent, and much much more.
Most importantly, we discuss mental health in sports and at work. If you or someone you know needs support, here's a list of resources that can help, shamelessly stolen from Jon's LinkedIn page:
National Alliance on Mental Health: nami[dot]org; info@nami[dot...
2021-10-1353 min
Pod-Tone 292Columbia Crash Course: How to Stay Afloat in Columbia’s Ocean of ClubsOverwhelmed by the prospect of joining clubs and activities at Columbia? Then this is the podcast for you! In this episode of the Pod-Tone 292 miniseries Columbia Crash Course, host Avery Reed, BC ’24, brings on a variety of Columbia students to discuss how to navigate the school’s daunting club scene.
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• Hosted by Avery Reed
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
• Illustration by Carlos Ochoa
2021-08-3012 min
Pod-Tone 292Columbia Crash Course: Pizza Slices to Tame your VicesCraving a good slice of pizza? How about the best slice of pizza? Host Sam Hyman brings on Michael Sepulveda to talk about the finest pizza joints both near campus and in New York City.
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• Hosted by Sam Hyman
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
• Illustration by Carlos Ochoa
2021-08-2927 min
Pod-Tone 292Columbia Crash Course: What to Know Before You Rush Greek LifeInterested in joining Greek life at Columbia? In this episode of the Pod-Tone 292 miniseries “Columbia Crash Course,” host Natalie Goldberg speaks with fraternity, sorority, and general community members to help you decide whether Greek life is right for you.
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• Hosted by Natalie Goldberg
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
• Illustration by Carlos Ochoa
2021-08-2809 min
Pod-Tone 292Columbia Crash Course: Demystifying the Lore of the Columbia College-SEAS CoreFor new students, Columbia’s Core curriculum can be daunting, confusing, and anxiety-inducing. In this episode of the Pod-Tone 292 miniseries “Columbia Crash Course,” host Claire Schnatterbeck invites two upperclassmen to demystify the Core and offer advice to new students.
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• Hosted by Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
2021-08-2810 min
Pod-Tone 292Columbia Crash Course: Being Vocal about Eating LocalMorningside Heights and Harlem contain countless local eateries that represent various cuisines and cultures. In this episode of the Pod-Tone 292 miniseries Columbia Crash Course, host Bella Druckman and guest Jack Weissman discuss some of the best local restaurants to visit during your time at Columbia. Listen to find an appetite for eating local!
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• Hosted by Bella Druckman
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
2021-08-2728 min
MarcelloManiaMarcelloMania #1Debut episode with Jeff Giannasi and Sam Hyman. Phil and Jeff shoot on the NBA playoffs, Trae Young and the upcoming golf match with Tom Brady, Phil Mickelson, Aaron Rodgers and Bryson. Sam Hyman talks about his work with the Division II National Champion Wingate Bulldogs (baseball).--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
2021-07-0135 min
The EarWhen the Navy Came to Campus: Columbia’s Navy ROTC DebateContent warning: This episode discusses issues of sexual abuse and assault.
Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present. In this week’s episode, reporter Annie Cheng traces the history of Columbia’s Navy ROTC program—from its establishment post-World War II to its discontinuation after the 1968 Vietnam War protests—and the contentious debate over the program’s return in 2011. What does the history of the Navy ROTC reveal about Columbia’s relationship with the military? And how does the debate over the Navy ROTC reflect a larger debate o...
2021-06-1340 minThe EarWhen the Navy Came to Campus: Columbia’s Navy ROTC DebateContent warning: This episode discusses issues of sexual abuse and assault.
Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present. In this week’s episode, reporter Annie Cheng traces the history of Columbia’s Navy ROTC program—from its establishment post-World War II to its discontinuation after the 1968 Vietnam War protests—and the contentious debate over the program’s return in 2011. What does the history of the Navy ROTC reveal about Columbia’s relationship with the military? And how does the debate over the Navy ROTC reflect a larger debate o...
2021-06-1340 min
Pod-Tone 292Ghost Light Ep 4: Theater in the new normalAs the lights on the stages turn on and the curtains rise once again, what can thespians and audiences be hopeful for? On the final episode of “Ghost Light,” host Claire Schnatterbeck sits down with the Columbia Musical Theater Society, Columbia's oldest producer of musical theater revivals, to talk about how theater has adapted to the constraints of virtual platforms and what changes need to be made when it returns to physical stages.
Credits
• Reported by Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
2021-05-2310 min
Pod-Tone 292How are you feeling? A community check-inIn this Pod-Tone 292 standalone episode, host Lily Glaser takes a moment to check-in with students and reflect about how they feel. Taking the end of Columbia’s first fully virtual year as a moment of pause, students discuss the state of their mental health 13 months into a global pandemic. COVID-19 ushered in rapid change, isolation, and impending fear of what is to come. What takeaways, skills, or mentalities do they plan to integrate into a future return to normalcy?
Credits:
• Hosted by Lily Glaser
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Illustration by Liza Evseeva
2021-05-0515 min
Pod-Tone 292Ghost Light Ep 3: The Varsity Show’s virtual love letter to ColumbiaHow do you involve yourself in a community that you’ve never interacted with in person? The Varsity Show is Columbia’s oldest theater tradition that celebrates what makes life at the University unique. But with a portion of the student body never having set foot on-campus, the show had to not only adapt to a new format, but also cater to an audience less familiar with life at Columbia. On this episode of Ghost Light, host Claire Schnatterbeck sits down with members of the Varsity Show creative team to discuss their experience adapting the iconic show to an onli...
2021-04-2910 min
Pod-Tone 292Overheard: Fragments from the Pastry ShopWhen was the last time you sat down to think? And maybe write? Not school-related, but really stopped doing whatever else was causing you stress to assess where you are and what’s surrounding you. In this episode of Overheard, Andre Williams, CC ’24, reveals a lustrous account of a morning at The Hungarian Pastry shop. Listen in for some juicy philosophical insight and snippets of coffee-shop conversation.
Credits:
• Reporting by Avery Reed
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Sound Design by Sam Hyman
• Music by Maxwell Lu
• Illustration by Liza Evseeva
2021-04-2707 min
The EarUnderstanding Rural Education InequityWelcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present. In this week’s episode, reporter Natalie Goldberg investigates affirmative action initiatives specific to rural students. When financial strain, inadequate infrastructure, and cultural expectations discourage rural students from attending higher education institutions, how do they overcome these barriers? Is affirmative action really the best course of action for alleviating rural education inequality? Columbia students from rural areas and a rural education researcher from Teachers College weigh in on the idea of rural affirmative action.
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• Reported by Natali...
2021-04-1720 minThe EarUnderstanding Rural Education InequityWelcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present. In this week’s episode, reporter Natalie Goldberg investigates affirmative action initiatives specific to rural students. When financial strain, inadequate infrastructure, and cultural expectations discourage rural students from attending higher education institutions, how do they overcome these barriers? Is affirmative action really the best course of action for alleviating rural education inequality? Columbia students from rural areas and a rural education researcher from Teachers College weigh in on the idea of rural affirmative action.
~ Credits:
• Reported by Natali...
2021-04-1720 min
Pod-Tone 292Ghost Light Ep 2: Much Ado About ZoomingWhether familiar with theater or not, many people know the iconic Shakespeare quote “All the world’s a stage,” but what happens when the world’s stages are closed and moved online? In this episode of Ghost Light, reporter Claire Schnatterbeck chats with members of the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe to discuss how they are bringing the iconic works of William Shakespeare to the virtual stage and the implications of using Zoom as a modern Globe Theater.
Credits:
• Reported by Claire Schnatterbeck
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Matthew Lucia
2021-04-1513 min
Pod-Tone 292Overheard: Divine intervention at a music festivalWhat would you do if Florence Welch from Florence + the Machine jumped on you and asked if you were OK? In this episode of Overheard, we take you back to a pre-pandemic scene of a music festival where Carlos Sanchez, CC ’24, embraced his idol in a moment he calls “divine intervention.” In response, reporter Avery Reed raises questions about monotonous routines and human connections.
Credits:
• Reporting by Avery Reed
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Sound Design by Sam Hyman
• Intro and Outro Music by Maxwell Lu
• Other Music by Sam Hyman
• Illustration by Li
2021-04-0509 min
Pod-Tone 292Overheard: AOC was on campus?Was Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez really on the Columbia campus a month ago? Well, not exactly. In this first episode of the Overheard mini-series, Priya Chainani, CC ’24, tells us what really happened on Feb. 26. Through her story, we dive into how social media distorts our perception of other people’s lives and how these interactions fool us and leave us feeling left out.
Credits:
• Reported by Avery Reed
• Produced by Sam Hyman
• Music by Maxwell Lu
• Illustration by Liza Evseeva
2021-03-2207 min
The EarJazz: Universal Language or Community Divider?Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present.
In this week’s episode, reporters Noah Sheidlower and Sam Hyman capture the voices and issues surrounding jazz at Columbia. How has the community’s perception and involvement in jazz progressed over the years? What are the concerns about the lack of racial and gender diversity in our jazz program? Considering how Harlem is rife with musical history and significance, how has Columbia threatened or connected with the neighborhood’s iconic jazz scene? Listen to find out!
Credits...
2021-02-1648 minThe EarJazz: Universal Language or Community Divider?Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, excavating, and investigating Columbia’s past and present.
In this week’s episode, reporters Noah Sheidlower and Sam Hyman capture the voices and issues surrounding jazz at Columbia. How has the community’s perception and involvement in jazz progressed over the years? What are the concerns about the lack of racial and gender diversity in our jazz program? Considering how Harlem is rife with musical history and significance, how has Columbia threatened or connected with the neighborhood’s iconic jazz scene? Listen to find out!
Credits...
2021-02-1648 min
The EarScience and Skulls: Measuring Columbia’s Eugenicist PastContent warning: This episode discusses Columbia’s history with eugenics, sterilization, and the Nazi Party.
Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s past and present.
In this week’s episode, reporters Miles Stephenson and Matthew Lucia investigate Columbia’s historical involvement in the study and promotion of eugenics in the early 20th century. What were the varied consequences of Columbia’s advancement of the racist pseudoscience of eugenics? How did pro-eugenics faculty members influence world affairs? Has Columbia since acknowledged its historical ties with eugenics? Listen to find out...
2021-02-0217 minThe EarScience and Skulls: Measuring Columbia’s Eugenicist PastContent warning: This episode discusses Columbia’s history with eugenics, sterilization, and the Nazi Party.
Welcome back to The Ear, Spectator’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s past and present.
In this week’s episode, reporters Miles Stephenson and Matthew Lucia investigate Columbia’s historical involvement in the study and promotion of eugenics in the early 20th century. What were the varied consequences of Columbia’s advancement of the racist pseudoscience of eugenics? How did pro-eugenics faculty members influence world affairs? Has Columbia since acknowledged its historical ties with eugenics? Listen to find out...
2021-02-0217 min
Behind A BulldogEp. 013 - Nick Radkewich (Women's Triathlon Head Coach)Sam Hyman welcomes the first ever Wingate Women's Triathlon Head Coach, Nick Radkewich, to the show! Wingate Athletics announced its 23rd intercollegiate sport, women's triathlon, back in June of 2020 and Coach Radkewich was hired in October. In this episode, Nick spoke about how he plans to build the foundation of this team before competition in fall 2021. He also touched on the first two student-athletes he signed to the program.
Additionally, Nick discussed the intricacies of what it takes to be successful in this sport and also explained some of his favorite memories as a...
2020-12-1054 minBehind A BulldogEp. 012 - Cory McGowan (Volleyball Class of 2014)Former Wingate volleyball standout Cory McGowan ('14) was recently named the 2020 AVCA Diversity Award winner! Recipients will be integrated into the AVCA Diversity Award winner alumni program that consists of continuing education, relationship building, and mentoring upon completion of the initial programming.
In this episode, Sam Hyman spoke to Cory about her childhood and how she juggled multiple sports at a young age while being the only African American woman in most of them. McGowan also elaborated on her volleyball career at Wingate and coaching journey.
2020-11-1330 min
The EarFall Break Debate, 50 Years LaterWelcome back to The Ear, The Eye’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s history!
In this week’s episode, reporter Claudia Gohn dives into the history of Columbia’s fall break and why it coincides with Election Day each year. The Ear dives into the proposal by student senators in 1970 to create a 10-day election break and the unique circumstances that informed their debate. This episode looks at the factors that influenced the University’s decision in 1970 and then asks: What does the current 4-day election break mean for Columbia students today? Listen to find ou...
2020-10-3016 minThe EarFall Break Debate, 50 Years LaterWelcome back to The Ear, The Eye’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s history!
In this week’s episode, reporter Claudia Gohn dives into the history of Columbia’s fall break and why it coincides with Election Day each year. The Ear dives into the proposal by student senators in 1970 to create a 10-day election break and the unique circumstances that informed their debate. This episode looks at the factors that influenced the University’s decision in 1970 and then asks: What does the current 4-day election break mean for Columbia students today? Listen to find ou...
2020-10-3016 minBehind A BulldogEp. 010 - Mike Martin (College Baseball's All-Time Leader in Wins, Former Wingate Student-Athlete)Mike Martin won 2,029 games as the Head Baseball Coach at Florida State over the course of 40 years. Mike started as an assistant for the program for five years. His journey started all the way back at Wingate in 1963 where he played basketball and baseball. He spent two years at Wingate before transferring to FSU. In this episode, Sam Hyman spoke to Mike about his memories at Wingate and how the school played such an integral part in his move to FSU. Mike also expressed his gratitude towards several people in this episode including Ron Christopher, who was Wingate's head...
2020-10-2539 min
The magCulture PodcastEpisode 21 • James Hyman and Tory Turk, Hymag • Kickstarter • NestRecorded at the magCulture Shop, Jeremy Leslie introduces the latest Podcast, opening with magCulture updates and news.
He's joined by James Hyman and Tory Turk to discuss their Hymag magazine archive – over 150,000 magazines collected together as the basis for a genre-defining digital database of content.
The three start with a look at recent releases, including Interview, Racquet, Post and The Believer, before looking at Hymag’s crowdfunding campaign, a vital project to make sure the archive has a future.
Jeremy also meets Oriane Leckert, Senior Outreach Lead, Publishing, Comics, and Journalism at Kickstarter to hear why the platform works so well...
2020-10-2349 minBehind A BulldogEp. 009 - Sean Barnette (Men's Basketball Class of '08)Originally from Rock Hill, SC, Sean Barnette (Class of '08) is one of the best to ever come through the men's basketball program at Wingate University. His 2,324 career points rank second all time in South Atlantic Conference history. Barnette was inducted into the Wingate Sports Hall of Fame in 2018. In this episode, Sam Hyman spoke to Sean about his incredible experience at Wingate, his professional career which includes several places oversees, and why Kobe Bryant has inspired him.
2020-10-1945 minBehind A BulldogEp. 007 - Philip Poole (Men's Soccer Class of '04)In this episode, Sam Hyman spoke to Philip Poole (Class of '04), originally from Newcastle, England, about his reaction to recently being named full-time Goalkeeper Coach for the U.S. Women's National Team and the great memories from his time at Wingate both on and off the soccer field. Philip helped the Bulldogs capture two SAC titles as a student-athlete under Gary Hamill.
2020-10-0135 min
10% Happier with Dan HarrisFeeding the Mind | Dr. Mark HymanToday we're going to get a deep take on the old cliche, "You are what you eat." Usually that expression speaks to the impact of food on our bodies, but what is often overlooked is the impact nutrition has on our minds. Dr. Mark Hyman is the author of a book called Food Fix. He studied Buddhism in college and then went on to become a practicing family physician and a leader in the field of Functional Medicine. He's written thirteen New York Times Bestselling books, including his new one, and is also the host of a podcast called The...
2020-09-2846 min
Catamount ChroniclesCatamount Chronicles, Ep12: Sam HymanBrady sits down with former UVM men's basketball broadcaster Sam Hyman to talk about his time at UVM, broadcasting the NCAA Tournament, America East tournament loss vs. UMBC and much more, including working in the minor leagues when Tim Tebow played in Columbia, SC.
2020-09-2433 minBehind A BulldogEp. 004 - Erin Thorne (Head Men's and Women's Golf Coach)Originally from Ontario, Coach Thorne enters her seventh year as the Head Women's Golf Coach and first as the Head Men's Golf Coach. In this episode, Sam Hyman chats with Erin about the additional responsibilities in managing two teams, her duties as the Director of Student Athlete Development program on campus, and shares background on her own playing career.
2020-09-0932 minBehind A BulldogEp. 003 - Kalen Clark (Redshirt Sophomore - Football)On August 30, 2020, Wingate football running back Kalen Clark organized a peaceful protest for social justice on campus with the help of Associate Head Men's Basketball Coach & the Director of The Office of Diversity and Inclusion Marcus Kirkland. In this episode, Sam Hyman chats with Kalen about the peaceful protest, social unrest in our country, Kalen's childhood, and his introduction into football.
2020-09-0237 minBehind A BulldogEp. 002 - Andrew Strickland (Graduate Student - Football)Sam Hyman speaks with Andrew Strickland who is pursuing his Master's Degree in Accounting and is also an offensive lineman on the Wingate football team. Andrew has recently been nominated for the prestigious Williams V. Campbell Trophy Award, which honors the best football scholar-athlete in the nation for his combined academic success, football performance, and exemplary leadership. In this episode, we hear Andrew's reaction to the postponement of fall sports, discuss his academic highlights, and success on the football field.
2020-08-2736 minBehind A BulldogEp. 001 - Steve Poston (Vice President & Director of Athletics)Sam Hyman speaks with Wingate Vice President and Director of Athletics Steve Poston. In this episode, we discuss what a fall without sports looks like, importance of following health & safety protocols, and hear Mr. Poston's message regarding the challenges ahead. Lastly, we will also dive in to the tremendous success of Wingate Athletics over the years as well as Mr. Poston’s own journey.
2020-08-2031 min
GOEpisode 11 - David Johnson (Social Corner)In this episode, we hear David Johnson's story. David experienced a very tough upbringing. This led to some bad choices and he ended up spending 5 years in prison for armed robbery. During that time, David found God which changed his life and mindset. He is more than 7 months removed from prison and now has a completely different perspective on life.
2020-07-3000 minGOEpisode 10 - Steve Granado (Social Corner)Steve Granado is an extremely passionate and creative sports broadcaster originally from California. He has called baseball, softball, hockey, basketball, soccer, football, water polo, and volleyball. In this episode, we discussed Diversity and Inclusion in broadcasting. Why is it important to use your voice? What is it like broadcasting games during COVID-19? Steve shares thoughts on these topics and more. Enjoy! Spread the love!
2020-07-0700 minGOEpisode 9 - Blake DuDonis (Social Corner)In this episode, we talk about racism in our country and how people can take action to help stop it from happening. Emry and Sam bring on a guest for the first time to discuss this topic. Blake DuDonis is the Head Women's Basketball Coach at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. He stresses how to continue to push equality and how this push is on white people.
2020-06-0300 minGOEpisode 8 - Social Corner (5/20/20)In this episode, we talk about the takeaways from our day, importance of speaking up, and the "what if" factor. Thank you for listening! Spread the love.
2020-05-2100 min
The Dr. Hyman ShowWhy Pizza And Fries Can Be Claimed As Vegetables Through School Lunch Programs with Sam KassFood is political, whether we like it or not. From the subsidies used to grow the crops that produce our massive amounts of ultra-processed foods, to school lunches, to the meals being served on our own dinner tables and even in the White House, the state of our food system is impacted by policy on an incredible scale. My guest on today’s episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy has played a very positive role in trying to impact those policies for the better to make America healthier as a whole. Sam Kass is the former Senior...
2020-05-131h 07GOEpisode 7 - Social Corner (5/12/20)In this episode, we discuss "actions" vs. "words" and the importance of both. We talk about how you learn about yourself when a crisis hits such as the pandemic. We touch on how to stay in the moment! Spread the love!
2020-05-1300 min
The EarThe Continued CrisisWelcome back to The Ear, The Eye’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s history!
In this week’s episode, reporters Teresa Lawlor and Sam Hyman examine three health crises from Columbia’s history—the 1832 cholera epidemic, the 1918 influenza, and the outbreak of polio on Columbia’s football team in the fall of 1951—in order to better understand how we as a community have navigated issues of public health prior to the coronavirus pandemic. How can these three events—different in scale, symptoms, mortality, and solution—help us make sense of the global pandemic that has so dramat...
2020-05-0736 minThe EarThe Continued CrisisWelcome back to The Ear, The Eye’s podcast dedicated to documenting, detailing, and excavating Columbia’s history!
In this week’s episode, reporters Teresa Lawlor and Sam Hyman examine three health crises from Columbia’s history—the 1832 cholera epidemic, the 1918 influenza, and the outbreak of polio on Columbia’s football team in the fall of 1951—in order to better understand how we as a community have navigated issues of public health prior to the coronavirus pandemic. How can these three events—different in scale, symptoms, mortality, and solution—help us make sense of the global pandemic that has so dramat...
2020-05-0736 minGOEpisode 6 - Social Corner(4/29/20)In this episode, we discuss how to be creative and how to appreciate the moment. Gain perspective on your daily life now! Don't just wait until years down the road to reflect!
2020-04-3000 min
The Unnormal ShowYour 3 Easy Food WinsIn this episode of The Unnormal Show, Claire and Sam cut through the noise in the health world to arm you with all the knowledge you need for three easy food wins to fuel your next level-up in life. First, Claire reveals how she lost her "college weight" in just a few months without an insane workout regimen... and has kept it off with ease ever since. After, they clear up the confusion around fats and share what to look for in your protein sources. Spare yourself the detox teas and skinny shakes... your three easiest food wins are...
2020-04-2930 minGOEpisode 5 - Social Corner(4/20/20)In this episode, we discuss routine, emphasize confidence, and talk about the importance of embracing who you are. We also share quotes from Glennon Doyle and Mark Manson.
2020-04-2100 minGOEpisode 4 - Social Corner (4/3/20)On this episode, we dive into "Compliments vs. Criticism" and how it is okay to feel uncertain about yourself. Believe and develop your self confidence. Be open to expressing your opinion and how you feel.
2020-04-0400 minGOEpisode 3 - Social Corner (3/28/20)In this episode, we discuss specific examples of how to be productive during this quarantine lifestyle. We also dive into some motivational quotes and express how important it is to stay connected with people for a variety of reasons.
2020-03-2900 minGOEpisode 2 - Social Corner (3/20/20)On this episode, we discuss what type of mindset we as people need to have during this challenge time. Life is not on pause. We just need to take the situation seriously and follow the rules while staying productive. We also discuss the impact social media has on this current situation.
2020-03-2100 minGOEpisode 1 - Social Corner(3/13/20)On this episode, we discuss why we decided to start a podcast, how we became friends, and mention some tips we've learned on our journey so far.
2020-03-1400 min
The TDH ShowEpisode018 - USA & GUNS/BRIT IN AMERICA/E3 2016 & GAMING TALK (25/06/16)This week Tom and Hyman are joined by Sam from across the pond. They discuss America's obsession with guns and gun control laws; what it's like being a Brit in America and to top things off the trio talk E3 2016 and video games in general.
All music used under creative commons license:
"Hungaria" by Latché Swing (http://www.latcheswing.fr/)
"Moose" by Bensound (http://www.bensound.com)
"Hi-Fi Brutality" (audionautix.com)
"Round 1" by Yuji Naka - Streets of Rage OST
2016-07-0956 min
Revive With RetroidRevive 062 With Retroid And D-Fact (07-16-2014)𝗗𝗢𝗪𝗡𝗟𝗢𝗔𝗗 🎧 https://www.patreon.com/posts/43678789
𝗦𝗨𝗣𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 𝗢𝗡 𝗣𝗔𝗧𝗥𝗘𝗢𝗡 ❤️ www.patreon.com/retroidmusic
Episode #062 | Revive 062 with music from Dj Oracle, Colombo, Nieghel, Seth Vogt, Burufunk, Dj D-Extreme, Mesmer, Paul Oakenfold. In the second hour you can listen to a guest mix from D-Fact!
PART 1 - RETROID
01.Seth Vogt ft. Sam Hyman-Eden (Oracle's Snake In The Garden Mix) [Shiznit]
02.Colombo - Retromus (Original Mix) [iBreaks]
03.Retroid - Daybreak (Nieghel's Nuskool Remix) [Feralcode]
04.Quivver Vs. Audio Magnetics - Digital Music (Seth Vogt Remix) [Boz Boz]
05.BT - Somnambulist (Burufunk Remix) [Nettwerk]
06.Dave Gluskin - Circle (DJ D-Xtreme Remix) [Cognitive Music]
07.Mesmer - The Flip (Original Mix) [Scarcity]
08.Paul Oakenfold - Awakening (Original Mix) [Perfecto]
09.Tee-Ex - W...
2014-07-161h 59
Embrace An Vivid Full Audiobook And Elevate Your Mindset.Why Don't You Get a Horse, Sam Adams? by Jean Fritz, Trina Schart HymanPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/109249to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Why Don't You Get a Horse, Sam Adams?
Author: Jean Fritz, Trina Schart Hyman
Narrator: David deVries
Format: mp3
Length: 19 mins
Release date: 03-19-14
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 12 ratings
Genres: North America
Publisher's Summary:
2014-03-1919 min
#thisismystoryThe Lottery-Barry Hyman-66 Main St.Part 1 of a series of stories about North Bennington, Vermont.
Barry Hyman, the son of Shirley Jackson, the author of "The Lottery" (among other works), talks about his impression of his mother's work.
Photo, story and editing by Amy Anselmo and Sam Leigh
Music by Barry Hyman
www.barryhyman.com
The North Bennington Story Tour is a project of Threshold Collaborative
www.ThresholdCollaborative.org
2013-07-1703 min