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Holistic Health with Dr. Meaghan10/26/25: Microdosing GLP-1Arthur Brooks is a Happiness Professor at Harvard. Today, we discuss his six-step morning routine for success. Dr. Meaghan also demystifies some of the purposes of microdosing GLPs. Plus, she loads up Producer Woody with a cornucopia of supplements to set him on a new health journey. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-10-2641 min
Grave ToneBlack Phone 2 Review: Is It As Good As the First? Winter Camp Nightmares, Gwen’s Story & The Grabber ReturnsThe Black Phone 2 (2025) review: Gwen takes center stage as winter-camp horror, dream-phone lore, and a meaner Grabber turn this sequel into a tense, atmospheric surprise. Is it as good as the original?We go spoiler-free first, then dive into spoilers: the icy setting, Sinister/Elm Street vibes, Ethan Hawke behind the mask, continuity callbacks (Fin vs. Finney), the dad’s big scene, darker cinematography you can still see, and whether this franchise needs a Part 3 or a prequel.Follow us & Subscribe:SpotifyApple PodcastTikTokInstagramThreadsSee Privacy Policy at ht...
2025-10-1830 min
No Season TwoPut Down The Flip PhoneUp this week, Jamie starts to spiral after breaking up with Hugo; Carolyn and Palek attend game night and things deteriorate in spectacular fashion; Dave lets his daughter pick out the anniversary gift for his wife and it goes about as well as you’d expect; and Arthur tells May he talked to John.Tell Me You Love Me, HBO, relationships, therapy, communication, drama, couples, intimacy, 2000s, television, fertility, marriage, culture, emotional struggles, nostalgia, parenting, episode review, tv shows, anniversaries, game night, humor, breakupsFollow us onInstagramht...
2025-10-1752 minGrave ToneWe Saw del Toro’s Frankenstein (2025) Early — No-Spoiler Review (Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi | Netflix Nov 7)Is Frankenstein (2025) peak del Toro? We break down the performances (Isaac’s swaggering Victor, Elordi’s heartbreaking Creature, Goth’s standout Elizabeth), the jaw-dropping practical sets, and why this adaptation nails Mary Shelley’s themes without feeling dusty.We also discuss the current Gothic horror wave (hello, Nosferatu) and where this film stands among 2025’s biggest genre releases.Follow us & Subscribe:SpotifyApple PodcastTikTokInstagramThreadsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-10-1329 minGrave ToneV/H/S/Halloween REVIEW (Shudder): Best & Worst Segments, Fun-Size Terror, and Kidprint DisgustWe meant to cover Shelby Oaks this week… until we double-checked the date and realized the U.S. theatrical release moved to October 24, 2025. So we did what any horror fiend would do on October 3: fired up Shudder and watched V/H/S/Halloween the second it dropped.Inside the episode, we:Recap the franchise’s evolution and why the anthology/found-footage format still works in 2025.Walk through the new wraparound “Diet Phantasma” (ghost-soda tests gone very wrong) and five segments:Coochy Coochy Coo — feral, grimy Barbarian-adjacent chaos.Ut Supra Sic Infra (Paco Plaza) — daytime drea...
2025-10-0429 min
No Season TwoI'm A Therapist, Not a Miracle WorkerWe’re back and ready to dive into HBO’s 2007 drama—Tell Me You Love Me! In this episode we get introduced to our cast of characters: Kate and Dave are a 40-something couple and the passion between them is dwindling fast; Carolyn and Palek are a 30-something couple looking to go from DINKs to DIWKs (that acronym, not so catchy); Hugo and Jamie are 20-somethings whose fire burns hot and bright but is also unwieldy; and finally Dr. May Foster (and her husband Arthur), who is our couples therapist who has to listen to these people’s problems while al...
2025-10-0359 minGrave ToneGOOD BOY Review (Spoiler-Free): The Dog-POV Haunted House That Stole SXSWIn this episode of Grave Tone, Meaghan and Arthur dig into GOOD BOY—a supernatural chiller shot from a dog’s eye-level that’s been turning heads on the festival circuit and heading to a wider release via IFC/Shudder. We keep things spoiler-free, focusing on how the film’s third-person canine perspective reframes haunted-house language: blurred human faces, hand-centric framing, and long, shivery holds on dark corners.We share anecdotes from the Fantasia screening, craft talk from the post-show Q&A, and why this specific dog (Indy!) makes the film unexpectedly emotional. We also tou...
2025-10-0121 minGrave ToneChildhood Trauma Series Ep2: Revisiting An American Werewolf in Paris (1997)In this week’s Grave Tone, Meaghan and Arthur continue our Childhood Trauma series with the not-so-beloved sequel An American Werewolf in Paris (1997)—a movie Meaghan adored at 10, but that hits… differently now.We pit Paris against An American Werewolf in London (1981), break down the werewolf-as-tragedy archetype, and ask why Paris’ sunny ending, choppy rewrites, and then-cutting-edge-now-dated CGI undercut the horror. We also shout out the surprisingly stacked ’90s soundtrack, talk Julie Delpy giving 120%, Tom Everett Scott’s “boy-next-door” casting, and how the film’s club-kid vibe tried to modernize a classic monster.Follow us & Subs...
2025-09-2434 minGrave ToneHim (2025) Review: Monkeypaw Expectations, Stunning Visuals, Too Many Ideas“Him (2025)” is a gorgeous, vicious sports-horror about the cult of football—GOAT rituals, fame as religion, and a prospect pushed to the brink. Here’s our spoiler-free take… then full spoilers.We just left opening night: stunning visuals and killer performances clash with heavy-handed symbolism and a wobbly mid-section. We break down the “Jordan Peele effect” (producer vs director), the blood-rite GOAT mythology, and that gnarly final set piece—plus why we still recommend supporting original horror even when it fumbles the ball.First Impressions (Spoiler-Free): “Too many ideas,” brilliant look & acting, marketing framed as a quasi-Pe...
2025-09-2039 minGrave ToneThe Most Faithful, The Most Frightening: Top 10 Stephen King Adaptations RankedFresh off the release of The Long Walk (Sept 12, 2025), we spiral into a full-on King-verse binge and each bring a Top 5 to make a definitive Top 10 of Stephen King adaptations. Expect praise, side-eyes, and at least one “that ranking will change tomorrow.”Shownotes: Why the ’97 Shining Works — faithful themes (addiction, family, culpability), the Stanley Hotel, King’s cameo; keywords: The Shining miniseries, Stephen King vs Kubrick, Stanley Hotel.Coming-of-Age King — Stand By Me on friendship, class, and change; keywords: Stand By Me, The Body novella, Rob Reiner.One Room, Big Scares — 1408 and practical-effect disorientation...
2025-09-1744 minGrave ToneThe Long Walk (2025) Movie Review, ENDING Explained & Changes From The BookFresh from the theater, we break down Francis Lawrence’s The Long Walk (2025)—the new Stephen King adaptation starring Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Mark Hamill, and Judy Greer.We start spoiler-free with story setup and tone, then move into book vs. movie changes (pace rules, state-by-state selection, and a reworked finale), before a full spoiler discussion on character arcs, themes of authoritarianism, grief, and survival.We also share production nuggets (yes, the shoot was in Canada) and why the performances had us in tears. Along the way, we place The Long Walk inside 2025’s horror boom a...
2025-09-1346 minGrave ToneThe Conjuring: Last Rites (2025) REVIEW, Smurl Haunting & the Conjuring Universe “Phase Two”?It’s officially spooky-season kickoff, so we caught The Conjuring: Last Rites on release day (Sept 5) and hit record the moment we got home. Expect raw, sleepy-brain honesty and lots of laughs.We frame where The Conjuring 4 lands in the Conjuring Universe and why folks keep flocking to these movies, plus that “Phase One/Phase Two” chatter that’s circulating.What we liked: glossy atmosphere, strong performances, stellar makeup/prosthetics, and a few mean jump-scares (yes, including one very large… Annabelle). What didn’t: a long, long runway before the Warrens actually “take the case,” and franchise-fa...
2025-09-0633 minGrave ToneChildhood Trauma Series #1: Screamers (1995) - 90s Sci-Fi Horror RewatchWe’re launching a recurring mini-series—Movies That Traumatized Us—by revisiting the 90s sci-fi shocker Screamers (1995). Arthur first saw it as a kid, and the infamous teddy bear imprinted hard; Meaghan watched it for the first time as we recorded, and, well… we have thoughts. Expect nostalgia, nitpicks, and a lovingly critical autopsy of 90s genre cinema.Series Kickoff: Movies That Traumatized UsWhy Screamers (1995)?PKD & Dan O’Bannon DNAWhat Aged Well vs. NotScreamer “Types” & Why They’re CreepyThat Ending & Arthur’s Stuffy BanCanadian Connections & Cast NotesWhat We’d ChangeFollow us & Subscribe:SpotifyApple Podcast...
2025-09-0332 minGrave ToneThe Dark Allure of Academic Horror and Dark AcademiaSchool is in session… and so is horror.In this episode of Grave Tone, Meaghan and Arthur explore the never-ending fascination with academic horror and dark academia in books, films, and television. Why do classrooms, boarding schools, and universities make such chilling backdrops for horror stories? From Stephen King’s Carrie and Christine to cult favorites like The Faculty, Urban Legend, and Happy Death Day, all the way to modern hits like Wednesday and adaptations of Ninth House and Babel, we uncover the tropes, themes, and cultural fears that keep bringing audiences back to campus-based horror.We...
2025-08-2832 minGrave ToneHorror Trends 2025: What 10 Years of Data RevealIntroductionArthur and Meghan kick off with the observation that the horror genre has entered a mainstream upswing. More audiences are engaging with the horror genre, and horror movies of 2025 are shaping up to be especially strong.The Horror Release CalendarAnalysis of 140 U.S. theatrical horror films (2015–2025).Key findings:October dominates releases, especially after the 13th (Friday the 13th effect).July is the second-biggest month thanks to summer slashers and counter-programming against blockbusters.January is a surprising third, while November and December are quieter
2025-08-2034 minGrave ToneWeapons (2025) Deep Dive: Ending Talk, Hidden Clues, Why 17 Kids Walked Out at 2:17 a.m.We break down Zach Cregger’s Weapons (2025) — the 2:17 mystery, what the multi-perspective structure adds, where the scares land, and how Brolin and Garner anchor the chaos. We talk themes, filmmaking choices, and whether the ending sticks the landing.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-08-1131 minGrave ToneWhat is Fantasia Film Festival & Our favorite horror moviesYet again we attended the Fantasia Film Festival 2025 and saw some amazing horror movies as well as the directors and cast! We recap which horror movies we loved the most and explain what the festival is all about.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-08-0439 minGrave ToneJust Getting Into Horror? The Horror Starter Pack You Can Actually HandleHorror curious but historically terrified? We got you. This episode builds a gentle-on-the-nerves starter pack: three films, three books, and three video games that bring the chills without wrecking your sleep schedule.We talk about what each pick does well (atmosphere, story, jump scares you can actually handle), how to match them to your scare tolerance, and why “beginner horror” doesn’t have to mean boring. You’ll leave with a roadmap, a few laughs at our own cowardly moments, and the confidence to try horror again on your own terms. Hit play, keep the lights on if you w...
2025-07-2439 minGrave ToneI Know What You Did Last Summer 2025 Review| 90s Slasher Vibes ReturnCue the rain‑slick streets and foggy fishing docks, this week we are breaking down I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) from top to bloody bottom. Join us as we unpack every throwback scare, size up the new cast against the ’97 originals, and walk you through the plot (spoilers ahead). Stick around for rapid‑fire trivia that will make you shout, “I still know!” Whether you’re a seasoned slasher fan or a curious newcomer, this episode gives you all the chills, laughs, and Easter eggs you need.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California...
2025-07-1942 minGrave ToneClassic, Underrated, Iconic: Our Ultimate Horror Subgenre PicksIn this episode, we each reveal our all-time favorite horror subgenre—and then break it down with our top picks: a classic, an underrated gem, and a genre staple. From found footage to folk horror, slashers to psychological terrors, it’s a love letter to the weird, wild, and wonderfully scary corners of horror. Expect passionate takes, deep cuts, and more than a few surprises.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-07-0934 minGrave ToneM3GAN 2.0 Review And ReactionsIn this fun episode, we dive headfirst into the twisted world of M3GAN 2.0. Join us as we unpack every spine-tingling moment, break down the plot’s wildest turns, and share our unfiltered reactions to the killer doll’s terrifying return. Did the sequel live up to the original’s campy horror charm? Was M3GAN’s evolution everything we hoped for, or a total misfire? We debate the best and worst scenes, dissect the film’s social commentary on AI and parenting, and explore what M3GAN 2.0 might mean for the future of tech-based horror. Whether you’ve seen the mov...
2025-07-0123 minGrave ToneWelcome To Gravetone! Intro & Horror Movie HopefulsIn this intro episode, we introduce our horror podcast hosts and their deep-rooted love for the genre. We also discuss our favorite horror movies, books, and video game hopefuls for 2025.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-06-1847 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastWelcome to Derry: Can HBO's IT Prequel Avoid Feeling Like a Reboot?We started off with a quick update: Meaghan and Arthur are trying out a new recording setup for the Fully-Booked Podcast and, like any of us facing tech upgrades, are crossing their fingers that it behaves itself. From there, they leaned into their end-of-May tradition of a more casual, "free-for-all" episode format. It’s their chance to have fun, try different things, and bring up topics they might not usually squeeze into a themed episode.IT Welcome to Derry and Stephen King's Expanding UniverseThen came the meat of the conversation: the new HBO series IT...
2025-05-3026 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThis Netflix Slasher Trilogy Triggered Every Teenage Emotion We Had Locked AwayWe sat down this week to do something a little different. It’s just Meaghan and Arthur holding down the fort, and rather than diving into a brand-new book adaptation or a buzzy literary release, we decided to revisit a franchise that’s already earned a place in our hearts: Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy.With a brand-new entry, Fear Street: Prom Queen, hitting Netflix the same day this episode airs, it felt like the right time to go back, rewatch, and reflect on what made the trilogy stand out, and what we’re hoping for in the futu...
2025-05-2327 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastIf You Loved ACOTAR Or Murderbot, Read These NextIn this episode of the Fully-Booked literary podcast, we’re back in the room with Meaghan, Shirin, and Arthur, though Arthur gets plenty of playful shade right out of the gate. The energy is chaotic in the best way, and we all seem to embrace it.This time around, we’re not doing a structured game or typical author discussion. Instead, we’ve decided to have a casual roundtable where we toss out book recommendations based on popular titles.Think of it as a “if you liked this, try this” style chat, the kind of stuff you...
2025-05-1654 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThe Viral Book Game That’s Wrecking Our TBRsWe began this episode of the Fully-Booked: Literary podcast with just the two of us, Meaghan and Shirin. Arthur wasn’t with us this time, and it felt like a return to our original format.We joked about possibly rotating the lineup again soon, but encouraged listeners to speak up if they preferred the two-host dynamic. We even said they could let Arthur know in the loudest way possible. The tone was lighthearted as we poked fun at our evolving chemistry, especially how Shirin and Arthur now seem to share a kind of sibling energy. That dynamic, we...
2025-05-0949 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastCan’t Start a New Book? You Might Have a Book HangoverIn this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast, we welcomed Shirin back to the podcast after a six-month hiatus! The return wasn't pre-planned but fell into place organically, creating a light-hearted surprise for everyone. Shirin has been away dealing with personal life changes, including taking care of a new baby and adjusting to a new rhythm at home.The hosts, Meaghan, Arthur, and Shirin, agreed that May would be a transitional month, easing out of the structured April theme of "fools and tricksters" into a looser, more fun assortment of topics. With Shirin returning and the team unsure...
2025-05-0230 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastWe Tried to Trick Each Other Into Reading Books We’d Normally Avoid And Here’s What HappenedWe kicked off the episode with a bit of weather banter, lamenting the lingering cold despite the arrival of spring. This lighthearted opening tied directly into our episode’s focus on "tricks" as we wrapped up our literary podcast April’s “Tricksters” theme. We reflected on the heavier topics from previous episodes, like the intense themes in Shutter Island, and decided to end the month on a lighter, playful note with a game.As always, we reminded listeners about the related content available on our website, Fully-Booked.ca, including recent articles like the intriguing investigation into how a book w...
2025-04-2529 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastWhy Rewatching Shutter Island Changes EverythingWe begin the podcast with Meaghan and Arthur playfully addressing the confusion brought on by a long weekend and busy schedules, setting a casual and conversational tone for the episode. They remind listeners that this is the last week of their series focused on unreliable narrators, tricksters, and deceptive perspectives in storytelling.They recap their previous episode, where they explored the various kinds of unreliable narrators, ranging from innocent children to substance abusers, pathological liars, and mentally unstable individuals. The hosts stress that the term “unreliable narrator” is often used as a catch-all, but it actually encompasses a br...
2025-04-1835 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastUnreliable Narrators, Twisted Truths: Why We Love Being Fooled in BooksIt’s week two of April’s theme on Fully-Booked, and in today's literary podcast episode, we’re diving deep into the world of fools, tricksters, and - our main focus today - unreliable narrators.Last week, we examined the mythological and folkloric origins of fools and tricksters - how these figures evolved and what they symbolized. This week, we’re exploring how those archetypes translate into literary devices, especially when it comes to unreliable narrators. It’s a natural progression: What happens when the trickster gets to tell the story?What Makes a Narrator Unreliable...
2025-04-1128 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThese Mischievous Legends Are Shaping Modern Literature in Surprising WaysWe began this literary podcast episode by welcoming listeners into April with a playful nod to April Fool's Day. This theme paved the way for our new monthly focus: tricksters and fools in literature. Meaghan and Arthur introduced this concept by discussing how these characters appear in stories across the globe and throughout history.We explored how tricksters often challenge societal norms through cleverness, mischief, and rule-bending behavior. From mythical gods to fairytale creatures, these figures have captivated readers and listeners for centuries.The hosts announced that April's episodes would focus on examining tricksters through...
2025-04-0433 min
Fully-Booked: Literary Podcast100 Years of Dracula: The Most Iconic Portrayals RankedIn this final installment of our March podcast villain series, we decided to end with a character who has been interpreted in more ways than almost any other: Count Dracula.Meaghan and Arthur dove into this rich, multifaceted figure who has stood the test of time, appearing in literature, theater, film, television, comics, and even ballet. While Dracula is far from the first fictional villain, his enduring presence makes him one of the most iconic.Across generations, the character has been portrayed in so many forms that it almost becomes impossible to count. So we...
2025-03-2842 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThe Rise of the Antihero: Why Traditional Villains Don’t Cut It AnymoreWe opened the episode with a continuation of our Villains Month coverage, diving into the more nuanced territory of morally gray characters. In this third week, we shifted from examining outright villains to exploring the blurred lines between villains and antiheroes.While often confusing, this distinction can help deepen our understanding of literary characters and narrative structure. We discussed how selfish motives and chaotic actions typically define villains, whereas antiheroes may lack traditional heroic qualities but are still driven by noble or relatable goals.What Is On Our NightstandsBefore diving into the...
2025-03-2135 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastWhen Villains Steal the Show: Villains Who Became Legendary in AdaptationsIn this episode of the Fully-Booked Podcast, hosts Meaghan and Arthur continue their discussion of villains in literature, focusing on cases where a villain in an adaptation surpasses their literary counterpart. Building on last week's episode about what makes a great villain, they explore how actors, screenwriting, direction, and visual design can elevate a character beyond what was on the page.Elements That Enhance Villains in AdaptationsThe hosts identify several key factors that contribute to a villain’s success in an adaptation;Actor Performance: A compelling performance can make a villain more memorable th...
2025-03-1543 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastFrom Dracula to Gone Girl - What Truly Makes a Villain IconicIn this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast, hosts Meaghan and Arthur welcome listeners to the first episode for March, humorously recalling Arthur's previous oversight of selecting a monthly theme. They introduce March’s new focus: villains in literature.This represents a fresh topic compared to their usual monthly themes, particularly diverging from their frequent discussions on science fiction. The hosts also humorously recount distractions from their cats during recording sessions, illustrating how their pets' mischief often interrupts their recording process.Current ReadsThe hosts share their current reading selections. Arthur is reading Transmutation Tr...
2025-03-0741 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThis Fun Book-Guessing Game Will Spark Your Inner DetectiveWe open the episode with Meaghan and Arthur, the cheerful hosts of the Fully-Booked podcast, as they settle in for a lighthearted and unique take on their podcast theme. Meaghan introduces herself as she recovers from a cold, and both hosts acknowledge Valentine’s Day as the backdrop for this episode's release.Instead of focusing on traditional romance books, they’ve deliberately decided to break away from Valentine's tropes, playfully considering alternatives like cheesy romantic comedies or thriller-themed content, but ultimately, they settle on something entirely different - a book-guessing game.Both Meaghan and Arthur have...
2025-02-1456 minFully-Booked: Literary PodcastWhy Apocalyptic Fiction Is More Relevant Than EverWe begin this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast with Meaghan and Arthur, the enthusiastic hosts, setting a casual and relatable tone by discussing the challenges of February in Canada. They joke about the cold, the snow, and the dreariness of the month while expressing their gratitude for remote car starters.To brighten the month, the hosts decide to explore fresh topics for the podcast, focusing on adult apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic literature. They promise a mix of lighthearted moments and in-depth discussions, showcasing their thoughtful approach to balancing heavy themes with entertainment.Current Reads and Book...
2025-02-0838 minFully-Booked: Literary PodcastPredictive Justice or Rogue AI? A Deep Dive into Minority Report & I, RobotIn this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast, the hosts, Meaghan and Arthur, wrap up their month-long discussion on science fiction by delving into two early 2000s science fiction films: I, Robot (2004) and Minority Report (2002). While both films explore futuristic technology and its implications on society, they do so in fundamentally different ways. The hosts analyze their themes, effectiveness as adaptations, and how they compare in their depictions of technological advancement and moral dilemmas.The conversation also touches on their experiences with researching and watching these films, highlighting how science fiction often presents advancements with built-in flaws. This...
2025-01-3138 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastThe Rise of Hard Science Fiction: Why It’s Thriving and What You Should Read NextWe delve into the world of science fiction in the latest episode of the Fully-Booked podcast. The hosts, Meaghan and Arthur, express their excitement and curiosity about the genre, particularly focusing on its evolution and the rising popularity of "hard science fiction." They begin by discussing the intriguing concept of how science fiction heroes utilize real science to address relatable challenges, making the genre both accessible and compelling. This exploration sets the tone for an episode filled with diverse discussions on books, subgenres, and broader thematic elements within science fiction. What’s on th...
2025-01-1736 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastWhy The Wild Robot Is the Perfect Blend of Sci-Fi and Heartfelt StorytellingIn the second week of Sci-Fi Month, the Fully-Booked hosts Meaghan and Arthur navigate a "fish out of water" experience for Meghan, who is less familiar with science fiction. Originally planned to discuss The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, they pivot to a newer release, The Wild Robot. This decision provides a fresh opportunity to explore a beloved modern story that blends sci-fi with emotional depth, making it accessible for both newcomers and seasoned fans of the genre. Meaghan confesses her initial hesitation about sci-fi but finds herself captivated by The Wild Robot. Arthur, th...
2025-01-1031 min
Fully-Booked: Literary PodcastNew Year, New Co-Host, and Sci-Fi Blends To Kick Off 2025In this episode of the Fully-Booked podcast, the hosts, Meaghan and Arthur, delve into a new chapter of the podcast. The audience is informed about Shirin's temporary departure due to her pregnancy as Shirin steps away to focus on her growing family, Arthur, co-producer of the Fully-Booked podcast, steps in to co-host alongside Meaghan. This change, while temporary, marks a significant shift in the dynamic of the show. Arthur’s background in coding and his technical contributions to the website bring a fresh perspective to the podcast. The hosts humorously discuss his 60% familiarity wi...
2025-01-0340 min
The Gunn Show UnpluggedWho are these people? | MTD PodcastWe talk a lot about our clients but in todays IMTS Podcast we meet the MTDCNC Team (or some of them);
Eddie Saunders Jr
Arthur Field
Meaghan Ziemba
Fer Melendez
Joe Reynolds
Pau...
2024-08-3017 minThe Gunn Show UnpluggedHave you been skiving? | MTD PodcastIn the next instalment of the IMTS Podcasts, hosted by MTDCNC’s Tony Gunn with the help of Meaghan Ziemba and Arthur Field, we find out about what you can expect to see on the Liebherr stand –...
2024-08-2317 min
PaincastEp10: Interviewing Leaders in Physiotherapy (Part 2)I had the pleasure and privilege of attending the annual Canadian Physiotherapy Association Congress in Quebec City last month in July. Episodes 09 and 10 showcase what our CPA, provincial branches, and CPA division leaders are working on. I also asked them about what they like about getting involved, why they wanted to take on these roles, what they hope to see in the profession, and ways we as physiotherapists and students can get involved.
This is part 2 of the 2-part series on leaders in physiotherapy, featuring 6 divisions within the CPA. Part 1 featured the CPA and 2 provincial branches.
2023-08-011h 04
The Pulse of the Parish PodcastNunez Community College in 2022On February 16, 2022, the Executive Director of the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation Meaghan McCormack sat down with Dr. Tina Tinney, Julie Rexford, and Brian Gibson of Nunez Community College to discuss the school's most recent accomplishments and the future of NCC! Watch this full episode on Youtube http://www.stbernardchamber.org/youtube Find us on: Web: https://www.stbernardchamber.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stbernardchamber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stbernardchamber Twitter: https://twitter.com/StBChamber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stbernardchamber And Like and Subscribe for...
2022-04-2934 min
The Pulse of the Parish PodcastNunez Community College in 2022On February 16, 2022, the Executive Director of the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation Meaghan McCormack sat down with Dr. Tina Tinney, Julie Rexford, and Brian Gibson of Nunez Community College to discuss the school's most recent accomplishments and the future of NCC! Watch this full episode on Youtube http://www.stbernardchamber.org/youtube Find us on: Web: https://www.stbernardchamber.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stbernardchamber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stbernardchamber Twitter: https://twitter.com/StBChamber LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stbernardchamber And Like and Subscribe for...
2022-04-2934 min
Fight Club 4 BusinessE:70 Dan DowdyToday we welcome Dan Dowdy..... the owner of Built For The Trades, Dan's team of plumbing, HVAC, and electrical industry experts has come together to help you reach your business goals and achieve the success you’ve always dreamed of. We are proud to be tradesmen and women, we believe in hard work, we are committed to serving the members of our community, we are men and women of integrity, we hold ourselves accountable, and we always strive for progress.Show Minute Markers:📍[5:32] Where to start with Marketing?📍[5:39] How to focus on retention?📍[7:4...
2021-09-1344 minThe Pulse of the Parish PodcastNew Port Development in St. Bernard ParishIn this episode, originally recorded April 30th, 2021, host Meaghan McCormack of the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation sits down with Brandy Christian, President & CEO of the Port of New Orleans and CEO of the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad, and Drew Heaphy, Executive Director at the St. Bernard Port, Harbor, and Terminal District, to talk about the potential development of the container port in Violet, LA. Watch clips from this episode on Youtube http://www.stbernardchamber.org/youtube Find us on: Web: https://www.stbernardchamber.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stbernardchamber...
2021-05-1435 minThe Pulse of the Parish PodcastNew Port Development in St. Bernard ParishIn this episode, originally recorded April 30th, 2021, host Meaghan McCormack of the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation sits down with Brandy Christian, President & CEO of the Port of New Orleans and CEO of the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad, and Drew Heaphy, Executive Director at the St. Bernard Port, Harbor, and Terminal District, to talk about the potential development of the container port in Violet, LA. Watch clips from this episode on Youtube http://www.stbernardchamber.org/youtube Find us on: Web: https://www.stbernardchamber.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stbernardchamber...
2021-05-1435 min
Arthur NewspaperArthur Alum: Meaghan Kelly and Jes SachesTrent Radio & Arthur made a radio project together with the hope of building some audible history of past Arthur editors and contributors.We asked participants to answer a series of questions and choose their favourite (or most memorable) article or editorial from their time at Arthur.Listen here to take a deep dive into the past of the campus news curiosity that is Arthur Newspaper.
2020-11-092h 00
The United Church of Hinesburg PodcastThe Sixth Sunday after Pentecost - Proper 10A for July 12, 2020The United Church of Hinesburg is a community-centered church in rural Vermont, celebrating together virtually during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic. This episode is for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, Proper 10A, which takes place on July 12, 2020. Sammy Angstman has provided music for this episode, including Edward MacDowell’s “To a Wild Rose.” The gospel lesson comes from Matthew, chapter 13:1-9 and 18-23. There will be a homily and service of morning prayers. To learn more about the mission and programs of the United Church of Hinesburg, visit the website at www.ucofh.org. To support the ongoing work at UCH...
2020-07-1224 minThe Pulse of the Parish PodcastMeaghan McCormackIn this episode of the Pulse of the Parish Podcast, we sit down with the Executive Director for the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation, Meaghan McCormack. We talked about Meaghan's upbringing and her career up until her current appointment as Executive Director, a breakdown of what the SBEDF does, and her goals in her new position for the St. Bernard Community.
2020-06-2635 minThe Pulse of the Parish PodcastMeaghan McCormackIn this episode of the Pulse of the Parish Podcast, we sit down with the Executive Director for the St. Bernard Economic Development Foundation, Meaghan McCormack. We talked about Meaghan's upbringing and her career up until her current appointment as Executive Director, a breakdown of what the SBEDF does, and her goals in her new position for the St. Bernard Community.
2020-06-2635 min
Graphic Policy RadioMirror Mirror II a Horror Anthology with Julia Gfrörer and Sean T. CollinsEditors Julia Gfrörer & Sean T. Collins have amassed some of the darkest talents within as well as outside of comics to create a wholly singular reading and visual experience. From masters of horror like Clive Barker to leading figures in altcomics such as Simon Hanselmann, this collection — focused on the intermingled themes of horror, ography, the Gothic, and the abject —Mirror Mirror II transcends the expectations of what a comics anthology can do. Mirror Mirror II features new and unpublished work from Lala Albert, Clive Barker, Heather Benjamin, Apolo Cacho, Sean Christensen, Nicole Claveloux, Sean T. Collins, Al Columbia, Dame Da...
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Graphic Policy RadioMirror Mirror II a Horror Anthology with Julia Gfrörer and Sean T. CollinsEditors Julia Gfrörer & Sean T. Collins have amassed some of the darkest talents within as well as outside of comics to create a wholly singular reading and visual experience. From masters of horror like Clive Barker to leading figures in altcomics such as Simon Hanselmann, this collection — focused on the intermingled themes of horror, ography, the Gothic, and the abject —Mirror Mirror II transcends the expectations of what a comics anthology can do. Mirror Mirror II features new and unpublished work from Lala Albert, Clive Barker, Heather Benjamin, Apolo Cacho, Sean Christensen, Nicole Claveloux, Sean T. Collins, Al Columbia, Dame Da...
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