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The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastIrvington Theater Director Chad Austin and the Future of the ArtsThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with the new Theater Director for the Irvington Theater Chad Austin. The Irvington Theater is a 432-seat theater located within Town Hall in Irvington and bills itself as the cultural heart of the Rivertowns since 1902. We discussed the role the arts play in a time of turmoil, his vision for the Irvington Theater, and the challenges of choosing an extraordinary life over an ordinary one. If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the...
2026-01-2851 min
Multiplanetary SocietyThe Chinese Space Ecosystem with Blaine CurcioIn this episode of the Multiplanetary Society host Timothy Reuter speaks with the Founder of Orbital Gateway Consulting Blaine Curcio about the Chinese space ecosystem. Blaine is a leading expert in the area having been based in China and followed the space sector for over a decade. We discuss why China's space activities are misunderstood in the West, what the most important Chinese launch companies are doing, and differences between how the US and Chinese governments incentivize investment in space. Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's...
2026-01-1557 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRivertowns Pediatrics Dr. Nitin GuptaThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Rivertowns Pediatrics Founder Dr. Nitin Gupta. Dr Gupta was recently appointed as a trustee of Dobbs Ferry. We discussed what are the latest health challenges in the Rivertowns, why public health is under attack, and how to find health information you can trust.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to stay up to date on what's happening in...
2025-12-171h 00The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastOld Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park Manager Steve OakesThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park Manager Steve Oakes. We discussed the significance of the trail to the community, how some rivertowns used the infrastructure around the OCA to exclude people, and some of the craziest situations he has encountered maintaining the trail. If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to stay up to date on what's happening in...
2025-11-1948 min
Technically FriendsDon't get yelled at with Michelin Star Chef Tim BuellTim Buell, @ChefTimmyb, Chef de Cuisine at Washington DCs top restaurant and creator of the TikTok series "Don't Get Yelled At" breaks down the life of a chef and a newly wed with hosts Timothy Reuter and Harrison Wolf. Listen in for tips on ingredients to top quality meals and a top quality life in this week's conversation.
2025-11-1850 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastArlene Burgos, Irvington Mayoral CandidateThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we speak with Irvington Mayoral Candidate Arlene Burgos. We talk about her vision for Irvington, affordable housing, and what sets her apart from her rival. The Irvington Mayoral race is the only contested mayoral general election in the Rivertowns and will take place November 4.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to stay up to date on the latest in the Rivertowns...
2025-10-2236 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRobert Grados, Irvington Mayoral CandidateThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we speak with Irvington Mayoral Candidate Robert Grados. We talk about his vision for Irvington, affordable housing, and what sets him apart from his rival. The Irvington Mayoral race is the only contested mayoral general election in the Rivertowns and will take place November 4.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to stay up to date on the latest in the Rivertowns...
2025-10-2241 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastFeeding Westchester COO Tami Wilson and PepsiCo Foundation President C.D. GlinThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Feeding Westchester Chief Operating Officer Tami Wilson and PepsiCo Foundation President C.D. Glin as part of our series on Hunger Action Month. Developed in partnership with the Recorder, the series examines the rise in food insecurity and highlights people and organizations delivering solutions to fighting hunger. We discussed the state of hunger in Westchester, how federal cuts are forcing families to make hard choices between medicine and food, and how to build a career in the social impact sector. If you like this episode, consider subscribing...
2025-10-151h 12
Technically FriendsMeet the Garbage Man of Fundraising, Founder Matt LeightyHosts Harrison Wolf and Timothy Reuter talk with Founder and CSO Matt Leighty of GrantFlow - an AI enabled grant capturing tool for non-profits - about supporting communities, gaining traction with a start-up from nothing, betting on yourself, and opening your mind to new ideas. Matt brings a philosopher's moral guidance to everyday operations at GrantFlow, and the listener comes away inspired to drive positive change in their community. If you're wondering how grant writing has changed in the age of AI, how communities can level the playing field in the wake of federal dollars drying up, or simply...
2025-10-1347 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastEmergency Pod: Congressman George Latimer on the Federal Government ShutdownThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Congressman George Latimer about the federal government shutdown. George Latimer represents the 16th district of New York, which covers the Rivertowns, and previously served as Westchester County Executive. We discussed how we got to the shutdown, the Democratic strategy for negotiating with this administration, and what he has learned so far from his time in Congress.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print e...
2025-10-0338 min
Technically FriendsDr. Tooba Durraze, CEO and Founder of Amoeba AI, has joined the conversationDr. Tooba Durraze joins Harrison Wolf and Timothy Reuter to discuss her new AI startup - Amoeba, the decisions that got her to finally decide to create a business, her experiences at MIT, and what wrestling name she prefers in her next career. In this far ranging conversation you'll learn about the AI revolution and what it means to bet on yourself.
2025-09-2550 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastMercy University President Dr. Susan ParishThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Mercy University President Dr. Susan Parish. Dr. Parish is a social worker, researcher, and academic administrator who has served as the 13th president of Mercy University since July 1, 2023. We discussed the role that Mercy University plays in the Rivertowns, how AI is impacting education, and her thoughts on political polarization at universities. She also shared her thoughts on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast...
2025-09-2450 minMultiplanetary SocietyBuilding Data Centers in Space with Starcloud CEO Philip JohnstonIn this episode of the Multiplanetary Society host Timothy Reuter speak with Starcloud CEO Philip Johnston. Starcloud is is building data centers in space and predicts a future where almost all cloud computing infrastructure is located off earth. We discuss the economics of moving compute into space, what is needed to complete the largest in space assembly project ever attempted, and the value of becoming a multi solar vs multi planetary species. Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or...
2025-09-1145 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastCheese and Tariffs in the RivertownsThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Bloomy Cheese and Provisions owner and community advocate Jessica Galen. We discussed the opportunities and challenges of running a specialty shop in the Rivertowns, the impact of tariffs on her business, and how she went from studying Yiddish at Harvard to selling cheese in Dobbs Ferry. I also share my passion for smelly blue cheeses and Jessica gives some cheese recommendations.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also...
2025-08-2048 minMultiplanetary SocietyUS Space Nuclear National StrategyIn this episode of the Multiplanetary Society Podcast host Timothy Reuter talks with the authors of the recently published report on options for a US space nuclear strategy sponsored by the US Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory. Bhavya Lal is a Former NASA Associate Administrator for Technology, Policy, and Strategy and Roger Myers is the Former Executive Director for Advanced Programs at Aerojet Rocketdyne and a current member of the National Academy of Engineering.In this episode we discuss why, despite spending billions of dollars, the US has failed to fly any in-space fission reactors since 1965...
2025-07-311h 24The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastThe Future of Local Media and AI with Nilay PatelThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with editor-in-chief of the tech media outlet The Verge and Hastings resident Nilay Patel. Nilay is one of the most astute observers I know of media and how it is transforming in an era of rapid technological change. We talked about whether AI is theft, why so many newspapers are closing, and how we should run the Rivertowns Dispatch. If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to...
2025-07-1644 minMultiplanetary SocietyBuilding the lunar economy with DARPA's Dr Michael NayakIn this episode of the Multiplanetary Society host Timothy Reuter welcomes back Dr. Michael "Orbit" Nayak, a distinguished program manager at DARPA with a career that spans roles as a space shuttle engineer, flight director, planetary scientist at NASA Ames, and even a skydiving instructor. They discuss how to create a sustainable lunar economy, the economics of mining in space, and the connection between science fiction and scientific progress.Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future...
2025-06-2548 minMultiplanetary SocietyVenture Capital for Space with Raphael RoettgenIn this episode I talked with Raphael Roettgen, the founding partner of space focused VC firm Earth to Mars Capital. We spoke about the role of venture capital in the space ecosystem, why in space manufacturing may be the next big application, and how the military and civil space ecosystems interact. Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2025-06-121h 07The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson Mayoral Candidate Morgen FleisigThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we speak with Hastings-on-Hudson Trustee and Mayoral Candidate Morgen Fleisig. We talk about the his vision for the waterfront, affordable housing, and what sets him apart from his rival Tom Drake. The Hastings-on-Hudson Democratic primary election will be held June 24, 2025If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to support local journalism. To provide feedback or suggest future guests, email us at timothy@ri...
2025-06-1142 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson Mayoral Candidate Tom DrakeThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we speak with Hastings-on-Hudson Trustee and Mayoral Candidate Tom Drake. We talk about the school bond vote, how to attract and retain more businesses in the downtown, and his approach to police and community relations.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to support local journalism. To provide feedback or suggest future guests, email us at timothy@rivertownsdispatch.com .
2025-06-1143 minMultiplanetary SocietyNASA Chief EconomistIn this episode we speak with former acting NASA Chief Economist Akhil Rao. We talk about what economic questions NASA is interested in, the role of government in market creation, and why more economists don't work on space topics. Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2025-05-2155 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastDobbs Ferry Food BankThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with the co-Directors of the Dobbs Ferry Food Pantry, Vera Halpenny and Donna Assumma. The Dobbs Ferry Food Pantry has been helping people in need since 2011, operating out of South Presbyterian Church. The pantry is available to residents of Dobbs Ferry, Ardsley, Irvington, and parts of Greenburgh. We talked about the logistics involved in serving roughly 400 people each week, how federal government cuts are impacting their ability to serve the community, and why people working multiple jobs may still suffer from food insecurity.If you like this episode, c...
2025-05-1434 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRepresentative George LatimerGeorge Latimer was elected to congress in November 2024 after one of the most contentious and expensive primaries in history, defeating two term incumbent Jamaal Bowman. He assumes his new role as representative of New York's 16th congressional district during a time of significant change both in politics and the structure of government. Latimer spoke recently with the Rivertowns Dispatch podcast about the experience of being a freshman representative in the minority, what he thinks voters want from him, and how democrats can push back on the Trump administration. If you like this episode, consider...
2025-04-161h 01Multiplanetary SocietyZeno Power CEO Tyler BernsteinIn this episode we speak with Zeno Power CEO Tyler Bernstein. Zeno Power is building nuclear batteries to enable missions in space and under the sea. We talk about the role nuclear power can play in exploration, the role of AI in pushing the nuclear and space nuclear industry forward, and advice for space entrepreneurs.Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2025-04-1046 minMultiplanetary SocietyZeno Power CEO Tyler BersteinIn this episode we speak with Zeno Power CEO Tyler Bernstein. Zeno Power is building nuclear batteries to enable missions in space and under the sea. We talk about the role nuclear power can play in exploration, the role of AI in pushing the nuclear and space nuclear industry forward, and advice for space entrepreneurs.Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2025-04-1046 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastIrvington Mayor Jonathan SiegelThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Irvington Mayor Jonathan Siegel. Siegel first served as mayor from 2009 until 2011 when he stepped down dueto challenges balancing career, family, and being mayor. He decided to return to public service after retiring from his position as CEO of a communications consulting firm and was reelected in 2023. We talked about the ways in which the Trump administration is impacting the Irvington community, his goals for his final term, and how he thinks about delivering value to taxpayers.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so...
2025-04-021h 00The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastNational policies impact Rivertowns workersThis week on the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast we spoke with Hastings resident Rhiannon Gulick. Rhiannon who was abruptly laid off from her job at a United States Agency for International Development (USAID) contractor when the administration decided to fire and place on administrative leave 90% of the agency staff, close USAID’s headquarters, cancel nearly all of its contracts, and stop payment for work that had already been completed. We talked about the work that Rhiannon had been doing, her experience of abruptly losing her job, and what she thinks it means for the future of American influence in the wo...
2025-03-1338 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastDobbs Ferry Mayor Vincent RossilloIn this episode we talk to Dobbs Ferry Mayor Vincent Rossillo. We discuss how he might respond to a hypothetical federal immigration request, his proudest accomplishment, and the future of the community. We also cover what grants are being blocked by the federal government and the state of local democracy.If you like this episode, consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. Please also consider subscribing to the print edition of the newspaper to support local journalism. To provide feedback or suggest...
2025-02-2647 minMultiplanetary SocietyOrbit Fab CEO Daniel FaberIn this episode we speak with Daniel Faber, CEO of Orbit Fab and former CEO of Deep Space Industries. Orbit Fab is building gas stations in space. We talk about how to find a short term market in the space sector while pursuing long term goals, how to build a bustling in-space economy, and advice for space entrepreneurs.Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review the help other's find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2025-02-1250 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastArdsley Mayor Nancy KaboolianWe have big news! The Rivertown Story Corps is now the Rivertowns Dispatch Podcast. We have joined forces with the Rivertowns Dispatch newspaper, the leading local news source for Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hudson, and Irvington, to bring you even more great interviews with people making a difference in our community. We hope you will subscribe both to the podcast, which will remain free, and the paper.
In this episode we talk to Ardsley Mayor Nancy Kaboolian. We discuss what it means to be a mayor in the new Trump era, balancing change and tradition...
2025-01-3043 minMultiplanetary SocietyBoot Strapping a Solar System Civilization with Phil MetzgerIn this episode we speak with Phil Metzger of the Florida Space Institute. We talk about the future of in space resource utilization, how he got the White House to take seriously the idea of boot strapping a solar system wide civilization, and the current state of space economics.
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2024-12-1756 min
Art Robot DeathHypersonic Founder Bill WashabaughIn this episode we speak with Hypersonic Founder Bill Washabaugh. Hypersonic is a Brooklyn based studio that designs and creates groundbreaking new media sculptures and physical installations. We discuss the process of creating an installation for the SFMOMA, how he thinks AI will help artists, and what it takes to build a financially sustainable studio.
You can view Hypersonic's work at https://www.hypersonic.cc/
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2024-12-1340 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastToxic Hastings Waterfront: Past, Present, and FutureIn this episode we talk about the Hastings-on-Hudson waterfront with President of Hasting Historical Society Natalie Barry. We discuss how the waterfront became so polluted it was designated a New York Superfund site, the current state of agreement with BP Arco, and how the waterfront fits into the village's comprehensive plan for the future. We also discuss the village's industrial past and 20 different immigrant communities.
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2024-11-1840 min
Embark On A Unforgettable Full Audiobook On Your Commute.Miracles in the Early Christian Church by Timothy W. GroganPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/48407to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Miracles in the Early Christian Church
Author: Timothy W. Grogan
Narrator: Tanya Reuter
Format: mp3
Length: 7 hrs and 9 mins
Release date: 11-08-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Atheism
Publisher's Summary:
"Miracles in the Early Christian Church" edited by Timothy W. Grogan is a thought-provoking exploration into the historical claims of miraculous events that were believed to have shaped the early Christian faith. Drawing from Conyers Middleton's seminal 1749 work, this annotated edition critically examines the authenticity of miracles attributed to the Christian Church from its earliest days. Grogan provides...
2024-11-087h 09The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastEdge Martial Arts with Sensei Eric RadomanIn this episode we talk to Edge Martial Arts Co-Owner and Lead Instructor Eric Radoman. Our discussion covers how martial arts helps kids grow to their full potential, his karate origin story, and where he thinks martial arts education is heading in America.
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2024-11-0541 minMultiplanetary SocietyInvesting in the Space Sector with Meagan CrawfordIn this episode we speak with SpaceFund Founder and Managing Partner Meagan Crawford. We talk about what makes a good business plan in the space sector, how investing in space is different from other sectors, and what she learned from working at an asteroid mining company.
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2024-11-0254 min
Human Circus: Journeys in the Medieval WorldA Medieval Haunting in the Annales FuldensesThe Annales Fuldenses, or Annals of Fulda, is a source for 9th-century events in Carolingian lands: the incursions of the Northmen, fighting among the royal relatives, and omens in the sky. It also contains the story of an unfortunate village, an even more unfortunate villager, and the evil spirit that haunted both.If you like what you hear and want to chip in to support the podcast, my Patreon is here.I'm on BlueSky @a-devon.bsky.social, Twitter @circus_human, Instagram @humancircuspod, and I have some things on Redbubble.Source:
The Annals...
2024-10-3032 minMultiplanetary SocietyKinetic Launch and Transforming the Launch IndustryIn this episode we speak with Longshot CEO Mike Grace. We talk about how to bring launch costs down by 100x, what applications that enables, turning crazy ideas into businesses, and the spiritual reasons for becoming a multiplanetary society.
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2024-10-211h 09
Empire-BuildersThe Holiest of the Holy Roman Emperors (Compilation)Sources & further reading:
Heart of Europe: A History of the Holy Roman Empire (Peter H. Wilson)
The Medieval Empire in Central Europe: Dynastic Continuity in the Post-Carolingian Frankish Realm, 900–1300 (Herbert Schutz)
Weinfurter, Stefan (1999) [1992]. The Salian Century: Main Currents in an Age of Transition. Translated by Kaiser, Denise A.
Wolfram, Herwig (2006) [2000]. Conrad II, 990–1039: Emperor of Three Kingdoms. Translated by Bowlus, Barbara M.
I. S. Robinson, Henry IV of Germany, 1056–1106 (Cambridge, 1999)
Encyclopedia Britannica: https://www.britannica.com/place/Germ...
Wipo of Burgundy: Gesta Chuonradi II imperatoris
The...
2024-10-052h 08The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRivertowns Dispatch Publisher Allison SchulteAfter the collapse of the Rivertowns Enterprise, there have been multiple efforts to restore local news coverage to the Rivertowns. In this episode we talk to Rivertowns Dispatch Publisher Allison Schulte. Our wide-ranging discussion covers the local news crisis that is both local and global, how she decided to start a print newspaper, and where she thinks media is headed.
If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations and leave a review to help others find the podcast. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests, please...
2024-09-0352 minMultiplanetary SocietyHow big is the space economy?Space is a $1.8 trillion opportunity according to the World Economic Forum and McKinsey and Company. In this episode we speak with the Forum's Space Technology Lead Nikolai Khlystov about the recently published report, what a space for space economy might look like, and potential futures for governance in space.
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2024-07-0342 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastGeorge Latimer, Westchester County Executive and Candidate for CongressIn this episode we talk to Westchester County Executive George Latimer, who is also running for Congress in New York's 16th district. Our wide-ranging discussion covers why he decided to run for Congress, the Israeli Palestinian conflict, and affordable housing.
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2024-06-1438 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastMaker Hive Founder Aarthi MuthukrishnanIn this episode we talk to Maker Hive Founder Aarthi Muthukrishnan. Our wide-ranging discussion covers how she got started building a maker space in the Rivertowns,
ways we can shape our relationship with technology, and what parents want from STEM education. You can find more details about MakerHive at this link.
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2024-06-1137 minMultiplanetary SocietyReligion in SpaceIn this episode we speak with Rabbi Adam Bellows about the religious implications of living off earth long term.
Rabbi Bellows is the spiritual leader of Temple Israel in West Lafayette, Indiana. He was ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he wrote his thesis entitled "Eyes on the Horizon: Theological and Halakhic Challenges for the First Jewish Settlers on the Moon, Mars, and Beyond."
We discuss whether the bible permits travel into space, how to maintain the Jewish calendar when one is not on earth, and how r...
2024-05-3059 min
Empire-BuildersHow One Family Made the Dark Ages Less "Dark"This is the story of the Ottonians, the descendants of Otto the Great, who steered Germany and Italy through the dawn of a new millennium.
Sources & further reading:
- Heart of Europe: A History of the Holy Roman Empire (Peter H. Wilson)
- Otto III (Gerd Althoff)
- Death and Life in the Tenth Century (Eleanor Duckett)
- Warfare in Medieval Europe c.400-c.1453 (Bernard S. Bachrach, David S. Bachrach)
- Warfare in Tenth-Century Germany (David S. Bachrach)
- Germany in the Early Middle Ages 800-1056 (Timothy Reuter)
- "Kaiserin Theophano: The political, economic...
2024-04-2946 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings FleaIn this episode we interview Hastings Flea Founder IIana Arazie and her Co-organizer Linnea Grimm, who also runs Cursed Objects vintage. We discuss going from vision to implementation, what it takes to succeed at selling in community markets, and the business climate in the Rivertowns. Please visit https://www.thehastingsflea.com/ to learn more about Hastings Flea.
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2024-04-2933 minMultiplanetary SocietySpace Nukes!In this episode we speak with Space Nuclear Power Corporation Chief Technology Officer Dr.
David Poston. We discuss Space Nukes vision for nuclear power in space, why we aren't making progress faster, and what he thinks future systems will look like. We also talk about the importance of becoming a multiplanetary society.
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2024-04-171h 01
Empire-BuildersHow Otto the Great Restored the Holy Roman EmpireThe Saxons were Charlemagne's greatest foe, yet it was a Saxon family that restored his empire.
This is the story of the first Ottonians: Henry the Fowler & Otto the Great.
Sources & further reading:
- Warfare in Medieval Europe c.400-c.1453 (Bernard S. Bachrach, David S. Bachrach)
- Warfare in Tenth-Century Germany (David S. Bachrach)
- The Costs of Fortress Construction in Tenth-Century Germany: The Case of Hildagsburg
- Medieval Germany, 500–1300: A Political Interpretation (Benjamin Arnold)
- Early Medieval Europe 300-1000 (Roger Collins)
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2024-04-0936 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastDiscussing the local news crisis with Rivertowns Current FounderThe Rivertowns are experiencing a local news crisis with the recent closure of the Rivertowns Enterprise. In the face of these challenges new outlets are coming online and in this this episode we interview Janine Annett who recently founded the Rivertowns Current. We discuss how the media landscape is changing, her ambitions for her new platform, and what she thinks the future of local media might be. You can check out the Rivertowns Current at https://rivertownscurrent.substack.com/
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2024-04-0848 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastWestchester Legislator David ImamuraIn this episode we interview Legislator David Imamura from the
Westchester County Board of Legislators. Our wide-ranging discussion covers how he became the first Asian-American member of the Board of Legislators to the ways his grandfather's 133 day journey on a raft shaped his understanding of
public service to what may be needed to get more affordable housing in Westchester.
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2024-01-3142 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastThe state of democracy in the RivertownsIn this episode we interview Hastings Democratic Committee Chair Cassandra Sweet. We discuss the state of democracy in our local area, how democratic party candidates are chosen, and what motivates her to stay engaged in local politics.
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2024-01-2451 minMultiplanetary SocietyThe business of deep space exploration with Lockheed MartinIn this episode we speak with Lockheed Martin's Deep Space Exploration Strategy and Business Development Lead Lisa May. We discuss what it takes to build a business focused on deep space, what LM can learn from the "new space" companies and what they can learn from LM, and finally what Lisa thinks we will be doing in deep space in the next 20 years.
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2023-11-2738 minMultiplanetary SocietyDARPA Seeds the Lunar EconomyIn this episode we interview DARPA Program Manager Dr Michael "Orbit" Nayak. We discuss DARPA's LunA-10 project, which is a look at what infrastructure is needed over the next 10 years to create a strong cis-lunar economy. We also talk about "making the impossible possible" as well as DARPA's historic role in the space sector.
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2023-11-1444 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastWild Culture Waffles: An immigrant love storyIn this episode we interview the husband and wife team behind Wild Culture Waffles in Hastings-on-Hudson, Gaby Montiel and Miguel LaCruz. We discuss how they developed the concept for Wild Culture, their experiences coming to the US from Venezuela, and their thoughts on how to run a successful business in the Rivertowns.
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2023-11-1342 minMultiplanetary SocietyAsteroid Mining Oral History Project: Ep. 1Today’s episode is the beginning of an oral history project about the previous generation of asteroid mining companies in the 2010s, specifically Deep Space Industries and Planetary Resources. If anybody listening to this worked at DSI or Planetary Resources, I’d love to talk with you on or off the record for this project.
Today we are talking with Craig Foulds, the first full time employee at Deep Space Industries who was with them from 2013 -2017. He has since gone on to work at other great space companies including Bradford Space and Ultra Safe Nuclear.
2023-10-0548 minMultiplanetary SocietyEngineering Life to Reach New WorldsIn this episode we speak with Dr Christopher Mason, Professor of Physiology and Biophysics at Weill Cornell Medicine and author of The Next 500 Years: Engineering Life to Reach New Worlds. In this episode we dive head on into why Dr Mason believes we have an obligation to become multiplanetary, how it would be immoral not to genetically engineer humans, and a 10 stage plan for accomplishing this.
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2023-09-2945 minArt Robot DeathNick Ervinck on AI, renewal, and successIn this episode we interview Nick Ervinck. Nick’s work consists of large installations, handmade and 3D printed sculptures, ceramics, prints, drawings, light boxes and animated films. I was attracted to it and wanted to speak to him because it felt genuinely new. We discuss how AI will impact art, why so much art feels derivative, and how he decides if he is successful.
You can view Nick's art at https://nickervinck.com/en .
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2023-09-1146 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastNew York State Assemblymember MaryJane ShimskyIn this episode we interview New York State Assemblymember MaryJane Shimsky. We discuss how studying history has helped her in politics, ideas for how to improve housing affordability, and her journey into politics.
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2023-08-2352 minMultiplanetary SocietyAccelerating Space ScienceIn this episode we speak with Dr Philip R. Christensen, a geophysicist who is Regents Professor and the Ed and Helen Korrick Professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. We discuss how to accelerate the pace of progress, whether there is life off earth in our solar system, and how he thinks about technological progress.
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2023-07-1340 minMultiplanetary SocietyNuclear Technology for SpaceIn this episode we speak with Zeno Power's Director of Space & Planetary Regulation Alex Gilbert. We discuss how nuclear power and propulsion enables new types of missions, what policies are needed to enable this technology, and key takeaways from the Nuclear Emerging Technology for Space conference. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to help others find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2023-06-1949 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRivertown Skate SocietyIn this episode we interview the leadership of the Rivertown Skate Society. We discuss why the community would benefit from a skate park, how they got started, and what they've learned about community organizing.
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2023-06-0654 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRiverRock School of MusicRivertown Story Corps interviews RiverRock School of Music founder Kenneth Baum. We talk about what it takes to launch a successful business in the rivertowns, the biggest challenge he experienced getting started, and what it takes to turn kids into life long learners and lovers of music.
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2023-05-3044 minMultiplanetary SocietyInterstellar Travel with LSI Director of Advanced R&D Dr WhiteIn this episode we speak with the Limitless Space Institute's Director of Advanced R&D Dr White. We discuss why interstellar travel is worth pursuing, technology pathways for achieving that dream, and the basic human desire for exploration. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to help others find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2023-05-011h 01Multiplanetary SocietyAtomos Space CEO Vanessa Clark and COO William KowalskiIn this episode we speak with Atomos Space CEO Vanessa Clark and COO William Kowalski. We discuss how Atomos plans to change the economics of moving between orbits, what it takes for space startups to compete with big aerospace, and why we should become a multiplanetary society. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to help others find the podcast. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2023-04-0444 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastGreenburgh Town Supervisor Paul FeinerRivertown Story Corps interviews Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner. We talk about what local control means in New York, affordable housing, and opportunities and challenges for the Rivertown communities. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests, please email us at rivertownstories@gmail.com.
2023-03-2749 minMultiplanetary SocietyReaching other stars with Dr Pete WordenIn this episode we speak with Breakthrough Starshot Executive Director Dr Pete Worden. We discuss progress so far in finding technosignatures, how society might respond if we discover intelligent life, and different means by which we might reach other stars. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2023-02-2258 min
The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastTemple Beth Shalom Rabbi Edward SchecterRivertown Story Corps interviews Temple Beth Shalom Rabbi Edward Schecter. We talk about Rabbi Schecter's 50 year career leading the temple community, how he challenged the norms of that community while learning from it, and how he thinks the touchstones of Jewish life are changing between generations.
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2023-01-231h 27
Vorhang zu, Ohren auf! Der Talk aus der Komödie Winterhuder FährhausVorhang zu, Ohren auf! #40 mit Timothy PeachDer Interview-Podcast aus der Komödie Winterhuder Fährhaus
In diesem Jahr hatten wir diesen begabten und sympathischen Schauspieler gleich zweimal auf unserer Bühne: Timothy Peach. Im Sommer spielte er an der Seite seiner Frau Nicola Tiggeler in "Die Kehrseite der Medialle", zurzeit kann man ihn in der turbulenten Weihnachtskomödie "Schöne Bescherungen" erleben. In der heutigen Podcast-Folge von "Vorhang zu, Ohren auf!" erzählt er Theaterleiterin Britta Duah, warum er ein gutes Taktgefühl hat, warum "Spaghetti on Toast" positive Gefühle in ihm auslösen und auf welche drei Gegenstände er keinesfalls verzichten kann. Außerdem s...
2022-12-0951 minMultiplanetary SocietyUN Office for Outer Space Affairs Former Director Simonetta Di PippoIn this episode we speak with Director of the Space Economy Evolution Lab and Former Director for the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs Simonetta Di Pippo. In a wide ranging conversation we discuss what the war in Ukraine taught her about international cooperation in space, what space sovereignty means for emerging economies and Europe, and why she believes we should become a multiplanetary society. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2022-11-1745 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastTemple Beth Shalom Rabbi ReiserRivertown Story Corps interviews Temple Beth Shalom Successor Rabbi Daniel Reiser. We talk about Rabbi Reiser's vision for the Temple Beth Shalom community, the future of Judaism, and hot button issues including Israel and intermarriage.
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2022-10-1942 minMultiplanetary SocietyNational Space Society President Michelle HanlonIn this episode we speak with National Space Society President, For all Moonkind Co-founder, and Co-Director of the Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi School of Law Michelle Hanlon. We discuss how to create social movement for space settlement, how do we preserve natural and human heritage in space, and how having communities in space might change how relate to each other back on earth. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2022-08-241h 03
Art Robot DeathKinetic Art with Walter RossiIn this episode we interview famed kinetic artist Walter Rossi. We talk about how motion enhances art and why kinetic and robotic art are undervalued by museums and the market. You can view Walter's art at http://www.artwalterrossi.com/ .
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2022-08-2247 minMultiplanetary SocietyAstroForge CEO Matt Gialich on Mining in SpaceIn this episode we speak with AstroForge CEO Matt Gialich. We discuss how he plans to bring platinum from asteroids back to earth, the future of the space economy, and what it takes to build a successful company in this sector. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2022-08-1631 min
Multiplanetary SocietyPlanetary Society Chief Advocate and Senior Space Policy Adviser Casey DreierIn this episode we speak with Planetary Society Chief Advocate and Senior Space Policy Adviser Casey Dreier. We discuss what it means to build a social movement around science policy, whether reason is enough to mobilize people or whether we need to rely on emotion, and how a rocket launch changed his life. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com.
2022-05-311h 05
The Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastRepresentative Jamaal BowmanRivertown Story Corps interviews Congressional Representative Jamaal Bowman. We talk about what it means to represent a diverse community, affordable housing, and how he balances leadership with listening to what his community wants. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests, please email us at rivertownstories@gmail.com.
2022-05-2441 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson School Board President Doug SundheimRivertown Story Corps interviews Hastings-on-Hudson School Board President Doug Sundheim. We talk about leadership during COVID, how to think about school budgets, and whether the culture wars have come to Hastings-on-Hudson. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests, please email us at rivertownstories@gmail.com.
2022-05-1645 min
The Regrettable CenturyNo Royal Road -- The Feudal Revolution Debate (With C. Derick Varn)In this episode, we discuss another Chris Wickham article about feudalism. This is a stand-alone episode, but it is in spiritual continuity with our previous series discussing Chris Wickham's The Other Transition. We will be back soon with another series on a similar topic.Reuter, Timothy, and Chris Wickham. “The ‘Feudal Revolution.’” Past & Present, no. 155 (1997): 177–208. http://www.jstor.org/stable/651130.https://www.patreon.com/varnvlogSend us a message (sorry we can't respond on here). Support the showVisit the Regrettable Century Merch Shop
2022-04-201h 11
Multiplanetary SocietySpace Traffic Management with Kayhan SpaceIn this episode we interview Kayhan Space CEO Siamak Hesar. We speak about the challenges of space traffic management, the future of the space economy, and whether humanity should become a multiplanetary species. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2022-03-1838 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson Mayor Nicola ArmacostOn this episode we are pleased to welcome Hastings-on-Hudson Mayor Nicola Armacost. We discuss the opportunities and challenges facing Hastings, the value of local local control, and how we can better communicate within and between communities. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests, please email us at rivertownstories@gmail.com.
2022-03-1555 minMultiplanetary SocietyCelestial Citizen's Britt Duffy AdkinsIn this episode the Multiplanetary Society speaks with Britt Duffy Adkins, founder of the space media company Celestial Citizen and host of the Celestial Citizen podcast. We speak about the important of taking a values based approach to designing our future in space, what she has learned so far from interviewing over 30 space experts, and the challenges of founding a space focused media company. If you have feedback or ideas for future guests, please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com . The Celestial Citizen Podcast can be found at https://www.celestialcitizen.com/podcast .
2022-03-0843 min
Europe in the 11th centuryEpisode 8: simony with Lioba Geis (Germany)Simony (the illicit purchase of church office) was a major issue in 11th-century Europe. In this episode, I talk with Dr Lioba Geis about her "Habilitation" research into the nature and origins of simony, and what (if anything) changed in the 11th century.Reading mentioned in the podcast:Lioba Geis, 'The Battle Against Simony in Norman Italy. Perceptions, Interpretations, Measures and Consequences', in: J. H. Drell, P. Oldfield (ed), Rethinking Norman Italy. Studies in Honour of Graham A. Loud, Artes liberales (Manchester 2021), pp. 227-244.Lioba Geis, 'Kirchenrechtliche Norm und diözesane Praxis. S...
2022-03-0723 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson Village Historian Sue SmithOn this episode we talk with Hastings-on-Hudson Village Historian Sue Smith about the history of the Rivertown communities, what it means to be a town historian, and what makes history relevant to our current tumultuous times. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations. To provide feedback or to suggest future guests please email us at rivertownstories@gmail.com.
2022-02-0350 min
Dcn Justin ReuterFacing longer odds than down 3 with 13 seconds left, triumphant if we let Him work through usA homily for Wednesday of the 3rd week in Ordinary Time, Saints Timothy and Titus (January 26, 2022)
2022-01-2603 min
Multiplanetary SocietySpace MiningIn this inaugural episode the Multiplanetary Society speaks with Alex Gilbert about his article on resource extraction in space published in the Milken Institute Review. The article can be found at https://www.milkenreview.org/articles/mining-in-space-is-coming . If you have feedback or ideas for future guests please email us at multiplanetarysociety@gmail.com .
2022-01-1055 minArt Robot DeathSo Kanno Interview with Art Robot DeathIn this episode we interview So Kanno. You can view his art at https://www.kanno.so/ .
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2021-08-1944 minThe Rivertowns Dispatch PodcastHastings-on-Hudson Police Chief David DosinFor Rivertown Story Corps inaugural episode we are pleased to bring you Hastings-on-Hudson Chief of Police David Dosin. We discuss how he took on this role in Hastings, how he works to keep a positive relationship with the community, and the challenges of being a leader during the pandemic. If you like this episode, please consider subscribing so you don't miss any future conversations.
2021-07-0123 minArt Robot DeathLeonel Moura Interview with Art Robot DeathIn this episode we interview Leonel Moura, a conceptual artist who pioneered robots that make art. We talk about the role artists play in shaping technology and how to model non-human intelligences making art. You can view his art at http://www.leonelmoura.com/ .
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2021-06-301h 05Art Robot DeathKen Goldberg Interview with Art Robot DeathIn this episode we interview Ken Goldberg. Goldberg is an artist and William S. Floyd Jr. Distinguished Chair in Engineering, UC Berkeley. His artwork, exploring the intersection of the digital and the natural world, includes a living garden tended by a robot via the internet and the award-winning film “Why We Love Robots”. Goldberg's has shown at the Whitney Biennial, Venice Biennale, Pompidou Center, Walker Art Center, Ars Electronica, ZKM, ICC Biennale, Kwangju Biennale, Artists Space, and the Kitchen. He is Founding Director of Berkeley's Art, Technology, and Culture Colloquium and named IEEE Fellow in 2005. His work is in seve...
2021-06-0342 minArt Robot DeathAnouk Wipprecht interview with Art Robot DeathIn this episode we interview wearable robotics and fashion pioneer Anouk Wipprecht. We talk about getting kicked out of fashion school, how to learn the skills you need to pursue your art, and what needs to happen before robot fashion becomes mainstream.
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2021-04-2642 minArt Robot DeathChico MacMurtrie interview with Art Robot DeathIn this episode we interview robot art pioneer Chico MacMurtrie. We explore taking art out of the studio and down to the border, the challenge of finding commercial opportunities while remaining creative, and how the Chinese robot art ecosystem is similar and different to the American one. Please note this is a reposting with improved audio of a previously published episode.
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2021-04-191h 15Art Robot DeathArt Robot Death Interviews Kal SpelletichIn this episode we interview Kal Spelletich, another pioneer in the robot arts movement. We explore how rock and roll and drugs took him out of his hometown in Iowa and made him a globally renowned artist.
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2021-03-301h 16Art Robot DeathArt Robot Death Interviews Mark PaulineIn this wild episode we interview Mark Pauline, founder of Survival Research Labs. The conversation starts with an examination of how to rob warehouses to make your art, transitions to designing killer robots, and ends with me breaking a promise not to reveal a secret, but it's all okay because I get permission at the last moment.
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2021-03-151h 16Art Robot DeathArt Robot Death Interviews Christian RistowWelcome to Art Robot Death, a podcast about art, technology, and society. In this inaugural episode, we interview robot art pioneer Christian Ristow. If you like this podcast, please consider subscribing and leave a comment. You can also follow us at
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2021-03-031h 08
2historyków1mikrofon32. Prekariat naukowyO problemie prekariatu naukowego wspomnieliśmy już w ostatnim odcinku. W obecnym poszliśmy za tym tematem. Punktem wyjścia była sytuacja w Niemczech, przede wszystkim skala tego zjawiska, która nas zaskoczyła, bo kłóci się z pewnym stereotypem.
Okazało się, że problemem tym objęta jest znaczna liczba osób. W czasie rozmowy zastanawialiśmy się, na ile jest to specyfika niemiecka, a na ile mamy z tym problemem do czynienia także u nas, choć w mniejszej jeszcze skali.
Tłem naszej rozmowy były lektury oraz rocznice. Jedna z rocznic to 20-lecie Wikipedii, największego internet...
2021-01-1841 min
Denkangebot PodcastUrheberrechtsreform, Uploadfilter & Artikel 13
„Das Internet wie wir es kennen ist in Gefahr“, warnen derzeit viele Youtuber und Bürgerrechtler. In der Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung heißt es dagegen, die anstehende Reform des EU-Urheberrechts sei ein „Sieg der Demokratie über die Digitalkonzerne“. Wer hat recht? Oder liegt die Wahrheit doch dazwischen? Darum soll es in der dritten Ausgabe vom Denkangebot Podcast gehen.
Wir sprechen nicht nur über Artikel 11 und 13, sondern auch über Uploadfilter zur Terrorprävention und die geplante EU-Verordnung hierzu. Außerdem wollen wir uns auch mit den Auswirkungen von Artikel 12 für Urheber und Kritik an den Verwertungsgesellschaften befassen. Ein weiteres The...
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