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Stuart Byers
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After Dark: Myths, Misdeeds & the Paranormal
The Body In The Trunk: France's Shocking 19th Century Murder Case
It was a murder mystery that gripped 19th century France and changed crime investigation forever.Who was the body in the trunk? What were the groundbreaking techniques used in the forensics investigation? And how did the murder case unfold from there?Taking Anthony and Maddy back to France in 1889 and through this story is historian and author Dr. Cat Byers.This episode was edited by Tom Delargy and produced by Stuart Beckwith. The senior producer was Charlotte Long.Please vote for us for Listeners' Choice at the...
2025-08-11
48 min
Songs From The Basement
Basement Jazz # 59
Well back after a hiatus, we have a new hour of Jazz music for all of you.It has not been easy the last few months being off after (work -overtime- medical emergencies and ect) we have something to post, and it's about time .So on this jazz show we have songs from: Tony Mattola / Shorty Rogers / Herb Alpert and The Writers....So ok were ready to play the music.Intro: Jingle Jangle-Ron Frangipane 1. Ode To Billy Joe-Howard Roberts2. Touch Me-The Writers3. Moonlight & Roses-Billy Loose Orchestra4. And Th...
2025-05-16
1h 02
Begin A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Breakthrough.
Carried by Kerry Byers
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/172228to listen full audiobooks. Title: Carried Author: Kerry Byers Narrator: Melanie Taylor Format: mp3 Length: 1 hr and 22 mins Release date: 12-31-24 Ratings: Not rated yet Genres: Teenagers Publisher's Summary: Kerry is raised in a Christian household, but when she finds out she’s pregnant, she doesn’t know what to do. She is an unmarried teen faced with some very difficult decisions. Either she could abort her baby or carry the child to term. If she does have the baby, will she keep it or give it up for adoption and if so, to w...
2024-12-31
1h 22
Studious
Theodore
Welcome to Season 2 of Studious! We are switching up the format a bit, and leaning into the power of narrative. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section.
2024-08-29
32 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 11
Horseshoes and corndogs... I swear it isn't a metaphor. Is it? https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-25
19 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 10
What's with the cat stuff? (Is this clickbait because of the popularity of cats on the interwebs?). Make a mountain out of your mashed potatoes, this might mean something. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-22
18 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 9
Bots are his friends...
2024-05-22
07 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 8
Grzegorz is given instructions on how to proceed with the anomaly. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-21
12 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 7
Grzegorz works to unwrap the enigma around his current subject, Rex. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-20
19 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 6
Who's the looky-loo checkin' out you know who? https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-16
22 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 5
Rex enlists the sage advice of his favorite author to help himself begin The Novel that may just save the fate of humanity. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-16
11 min
Studious
Kairos Chapter 4
Well, after that bizarre encounter, Rex spends this whole chapter penning his big opus. Not really, he eschews the call and goes out drinking instead. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-14
39 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 3
How strong was that weed Rex was smoking? Is he about to lose his mind, like James Cole, the protagonist of 12 Monkeys? We'll discover that and so much more, on this episode of Kairos. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-13
20 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 2
You know in Fight Club when that guy keeps talking about taking human fat and rendering soap? Well, our protagonist doesn't make soap, he makes chilli. And he doesn't use human fat, just the tallow from beef kidneys. But yeah, feel free to draw parallels if you so desire... https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-09
12 min
Studious
Kairos: Chapter 1
Welcome back to Studious! We've taken a break here to write a novel, one I'd like to share with you today. Kairos is a greek word that relates to moments that are ripe for opportunity, but historically, one could view Kairos as limitless or eternal time. If we break our bonds to linear time, what does that mean for us humans? Will we remove other shackles as well? It is now on Kindle Unlimited. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3CCY5FC Or at Barnes and Noble.com https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kairos-stuart-byers/1145254993?ean=2940186175650
2024-05-06
14 min
GeekSpeak Podcast
Ep 41. WGA & SAG STRIKES END! Let's Catch Up!
We are so glad to be back doing our geekspeak thing! Come join the discord! https://discord.gg/VgcmCvp3fcTweet us your thoughts at #GeekSpeakPod---TIMESTAMPS---0:00 - Intro04:19 - Zenon 2 (DCOM)25:26 - Movie Releases53:39 - TV Releases56:31 - Tragic Losses58:08 - The Last of Us s2&359:06 - Netflix Cancels He-Man1:00:05 - Aquaman 2 News1:01:30 - DC Crisis Movie1:02:33 - Barney Movie News1:03:16 - Scream 7 Director Announced1:03:59 - A Quiet Place 3...
2023-12-21
2h 47
Studious
Highly Illogical: An Introduction to Logical Fallacies (with special guest, Ivonne Darias!)
If you wanna debate, do it right. Don't come at me with some bullshit. Hone your skills, son! These are just the basic 15 logical fallacies that plague us in everyday life. If it isn't apparent, alcohol perhaps fueled this podcast a bit too much. Ivonne was saying, "ancient people," not "Asian people."
2023-09-06
41 min
Studious
Free Will Part Deux: Deux You, Boo Boo.
This week on Studious, we return to our discussion on free will and see if there’s anything we can do to combat our fixed trajectories. Spoiler alert: hopefully we can. Tune in and find out. Side Note: Not only is the essay a metaphor for life, but it also follows the logical rules of the narrative with its three act structure. All the world is a stage. Huh, wouldja look at that? Bill Shakespeare, whodah thunk!?!
2023-08-10
39 min
Studious
Sapir-Whorf!?!
This week on Studious, we explore the concept of linguistic relativity. Can the language we learn shape our experiences and perspectives? How much of our perspective hinges conceptually, and how much of it is culturally influenced. All this and more, this week on Studious. We also talk about linguistic relativity in relation to aliens. And somehow I completely breezed over Arrival, not to be confused with the Charlie Sheen vehicle, The Arrival. Warning: if you get triggered easily, perhaps sit this one out. I’m mild sauce level offensive.
2023-07-25
38 min
Studious
You Da Man? No, Eudaimonia.
In this week's episode, we talk virtue with Aristotle. Wanna know more? Listen to the episode, ya dingus.
2023-07-12
39 min
Studious
NFTs: Art in the Age of Digitization
Maybe you're into art or NFTs or both. Maybe you could give two shits about art. Well, this conversation is broader than just art or just NFTs, and delves into Walter Benjamin's The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction. Benjamin saw the writing on the wall when it came to this new industrial age he found himself in. His views were reflexive of being a German intellectual in juxtaposition with the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. Jesus, it just always goes back to the Nazis in this podcast, doesn't it?
2023-06-16
39 min
Studious
Aye, Yai, Yai, AI.
It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel, meh. I’ve always been a big fan of humanity, and hopefully we’ll step up to the plate once again, but if not, you can’t say I didn’t warn you.
2023-06-08
43 min
Studious
I'll be Back... to the Future!
Remember that time I did an episode on time travel, and you couldn't get through it fast enough? It's a lot of time to cover in not a lot of time. We're painting with broad strokes here, trying to focus on the key elements.
2023-06-01
40 min
Studious
We Could Be Heroes
How do you follow that episode about PK? Well, you just keep treading water. We follow the previous narrative with our introduction into Grand or Meta Narratives. We'll examine Joseph Campbell's Hero's journey, particularly through our modern myths of Star Wars, Harry Potter, and The Lord of the Rings. What do these narratives have in common with our own journeys through life? They might all be such great successes because they speak to a universal truth within us all.
2023-05-17
34 min
Trademark Belfast
95. The Ulster Workers' Council Strike 1974
Seán Byers speaks to Dr Stuart Aveyard about the UWC strike, Stuart is a historian of 20th Century Ireland and Britain with a focus on the troubles.
2023-04-28
41 min
Studious
Double Dickin': The Metaphysical World of Philip K. Dick. Part 2:
We continue with our deep dive on Dick's How to Build a Universe That Doesn't Fall Apart 2 Days Later here on part 2. We ended the last part on a bit of a cliffhanger. Truth, or someone's perception of truth here, seems stranger than fiction, and it is coming from a serial fiction writer. It's only fair to have all the facts at your disposal. Curious indeed. Let me know in the comments section what you thought of his speech, and perhaps its relation to what you've listened to thus far on Studious. Side Note: I edited, I mean, oversaw my...
2023-04-26
52 min
Studious
Double Dickin': The Metaphysical Reality of Philip K. Dick. Part 1:
Greetings one and all, and from PK, it's greetings from Disneyland. I myself used to live Magic Kingdom adjacent in nearby Costa Mesa. Today, we begin our exploration of PK's speech, How to Build a Universe that Doesn't Fall Apart 2 Days Later. It is eerily precogniscent, precogniscant(?) of our current state of affairs, and seemingly it has informed these first few episodes of the podcast. We will explore it to great depths like a spastic spelunker. Forewarning: I am merely attempting to distinguish my own voice from that of PK's. My apologies as it may come across as less...
2023-04-19
44 min
Studious
Representations of Evil, Part III: Post-Modern Evil
OMG, this is like, soooooo post-modern. We talk about American Psycho and Blue Velvet, but probably not at any great length for you super-fans of the two. We glean Post-Modern Evil through the lens of our current zeitgeist and our relation to the concept of evil through media, and thusly, our relation to evil in our own lives. What is evil anyway? Who gets to draw these lines of distinction for us? Are we capable of doing so for ourselves? If so, what can we all agree upon aside from the usual rigamarole of morality we peddle to each...
2023-04-13
35 min
Studious
Representations of Evil 2: The Easter Existential Evil Eggstravaganza, or the 4 E's of Evil
To the listener, this doesn't really have to do with Easter at all, but Christ did die for your evil ways if that helps you relate it to our topic this week. No eggs were harmed in the making of this podcast, unless of course you count the Popeye's chicken I consumed before editing this just now, in which case I'm most sure that they had to bread that chicken somehow. Did I say, I edited this? I meant my crack team of engineers.
2023-04-09
35 min
Studious
So Bad, it's Good: Metaphysical and Post-Metaphysical Representations of Evil
Are you looking to absolve some of that old Catholic guilt bothering you? If so, do it elsewhere. Here we explore the notion of evil through the lens of the metaphysical. What does evil mean in relation to the Judeo-Christian tradition? We'll tackle that looking at The Book of Job, as well as seeing how evil translates after Nietzsche proclaims, "God is Dead," through the work of Bram Stoker's Dracula. Sorry, but this episode isn't going to be as homoerotic as the vampire tales you grew up with. But if you want to it feel more homoerotic, feel free to...
2023-03-30
36 min
Studious
Ain't Nuthin' Free... and Your Will Ain't Either (REMASTERED)
Life's hard. Sometimes it's hard to determine. Sometimes, it's due to hard determinism. We all want to make the right choices in life, but are we really capable of making any genuine choices? I mean, we're all the captains of our own ships here. We are the ones in control. Right!?! Please tell me, I'm right. Surrender, surrender, but don't give yourself away.
2023-03-22
34 min
Studious
So Simple, a Caveman Could Illustrate it.
Today on Studious, we are gonna harken back to the old school... of rational thought. I used to bristle against the teachings of Plato, but maybe I've actually convinced myself here that there's merit to his musings; particularly in his teachings about the Allegory of the Cave. I probably was so worked over by this allegory, that I was Plato in his hands...
2023-03-22
27 min
Trademark Belfast
90. Debt and social control
This week regulars Stuart McGill, Seán Byers and Stiofán Ó Nualláin talk about the role of debt in capitalist societies.
2023-02-10
50 min
Studious
Mimetic Theory and Scaping 'em Goats
We touch very briefly on Rene Girard's Mimetic Theory in this episode. We could probably explore more about how this concept affects us in every day life, and especially in conjunction with cancel culture, social media, and politics. In the least, I hope this encourages you to learn more about Girard and the polymath that he was.
2023-02-06
23 min
Studious
Setting Sail on the Ship of Theseus (REMASTERED)
In this episode, we explore the thought experiment, The Ship of Theseus. What is it, exactly? Why should we care? It has more ramifications than you previously thought. Like the Ship of Theseus, this episode isn't the same one as when it was first incepted. Inceptiones? Nothing is impervious to change, even this podcast.
2023-01-24
1h 07
some of it's true
Write Far Away
"Things are not looking good for the mighty Musketeers with thirty seconds left in the game and fifty yards. It looks like they've called a time-out. I want to take this opportunity to remind all of the fine folks who listen to WJKM that you can get your film developed over at Mr. Ken's Pharmaceuticals. That's right! Ken guarantees those pictures in one hour or less. It's not 1970 anymore, so step into 1978 and enjoy faster, more convenient film developing at Ken's Pharmaceuticals on Second Street right beside Frank's Diner. Pick up Grammy's meds and grab your photos from tonight's game...
2022-01-02
07 min
Ging.Her
CHEVEUX AFROS : SIMPLES ACCESSOIRES OU SYMBOLES POLITIQUES ?
Pour ce 18eme épisode, Ging.Her n’échappe pas à la traditionnelle discussion autour des cheveux afro, mais au combien nécessaire. Au cours de cet échange, il est question de retracer nos différents parcours et expériences avec nos cheveux ; comment avons-nous réussi, à les comprendre à les chérir, à nous détacher des codes de beauté euro-centrés et et nous réapproprier la natation de nos cheveux. Nous avons également discuté plus largement des services et prestations de coiffure telles que nous les avons connu et comment ils évoluent aujourd’hui, en réaction au contexte social et économique qui favorise la...
2021-09-26
1h 04
Songs From The Basement
He's My True Basement
Hello Basmenteers...Here are some songs to go cruising to. There from the early 60's yep like Happy Days type scene.The songs on this show will be from: Barry Young / The Wild Ones / Laura Lee / Little Joey & The Flips and many more..So go down to your local food hang out, or malt shop and or do some cruising.Intro: The Steel Hull-The Hornets1. Walking By The School-The Guys2. Crossfire-The Orlons3. Come My Little Baby-The Chantels4. Baby Roll-Carlo5. It Hurts To Be 16-Barbara Chandler6. What's...
2021-07-04
1h 59
Addressing Gettysburg
NARRATIVE EPISODE 2- INVASION! June 1863- Chapter 3 "The Eve of Battle"
The final chapter of Episode 2 Chapter 3 takes you up to the night of June 30, 1863, the eve of the Battle of Gettysburg. Where Are The Armies Now? General Hooker spent June 26 moving his army across the Potomac. By nightfall, everyone was in Maryland except John Sedgwick's Sixth Corps and a portion of the cavalry. Frederick, Maryland, Hooker decided, would become the army's point of concentration. The first wing of the Union Army to cross the Potomac, were the three corps under the command of Major General John F Reynolds. Contrary...
2020-10-14
52 min
Teach Me About the Great Lakes
19: Secretive Marsh Birds
Links:Joanna’s recent paper titled “Prioritizing coastal wetlands for marsh bird conservation in the U.S. Great Lakes”National Audubon SocietyScience | AudubonAbout Jane - The Jane Goodall InstituteRed-winged Blackbird - YouTubeAutomated recorders detect secretive marsh birds | THE WILDLIFE SOCIETYAn interesting 1-hour presentation from Madison Audubon Societ’ys Carolyn Byers: Secretive Marsh Birds: ID, calls, and behaviors - YouTubeWetland curriculum resources from the Center for Great Lakes LiteracyPhragmites - WikipediaGreat Lakes Phragmit...
2020-10-05
30 min
School of Movies
Stranger Things [Season 1, Part 1]
[School of Everything Else 2017] This is our first of two episodes on Season 1 of Stranger Things. One of our most requested topics, which ironically makes for a daunting prospect, because we have to cover something that means so much for so many people? We eventually relented when this was commissioned by Stephen Maxwell Lowe, Toby Jungius, Nick Grugin and Joel Robinson. For this first part we cover the following episodes. 1. The Vanishing of Will Byers 2. The Weirdo on Maple Street 3. Holly Jolly Our guests include Laur...
2017-07-21
2h 09
Real Life with Beth and Rob
Mark Schultz and Audio Adrenaline
“When Audio Adrenaline said goodbye in 2006 due to frontman Mark Stuart’s chronic vocal problems, fans thought they’d heard the last of the Grammy Award-winning Christian rockers. Now with the release of “Kings & Queens,” Audio Adrenaline is back with a revamped line up that features former dcTalk member Kevin Max on lead vocals, original bassist Will McGinniss and new members Jason Walker on keyboards, former Superchick guitarist Dave Ghazarian and drummer Jared Byers, previously with Bleach. Stuart remains involved in songwriting, production and overall brand management as the band embarks on a new chapter. Kings & Queens AudioA Audio Adrenaline kicked off...
2013-04-19
53 min