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What was the prevailing sound on the Titanic? Light music, and lots of it. In The Band Played On, Tony Staveacre and Rhod Sharp recreate the musical voyage of SS Titanic, with a pickup band from the Savage Club of Bristol performing numbers from the White Star line songbook. 

Sam Snead is without question one of the greatest golfers of all time. He is known for many things but most remember his smooth golf swing. Equally as impressive is his trophy case. He still shares the record for most wins on the PGA (82).   In this episode of "Did I Tell You About My Albatross," host Albi introduces a new bonus series that delves deeper into the greatest golf stories and Slamming Sammy certainly owns one. On a beautiful day in 1962, Sam became the first and only Man to win an LPGA Tour Event. Albi dives deep to understand better who Sam Snead was, why he chose to compete in an LPGA, and why this was even a thing. 

The crew will be back for another traditional episode of DITYAMA early next week. 

Until then, enjoy the amazing tale of Sam Snead. 

"Discover the untold stories of golf legend Sam Snead on this week's episode of Did I Tell You About My Albatross? 🏆🎙️ Tune in now!"

• Creators & Guests
  • Brandon Redding, "ALBI" - Host
  • Laken Fischer "Panda" - Host
  • Billy Heiser "Shepherd", "Koala", "Mayor" - Host

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Hey Tea-tanic Listeners & wine/tea sippers! 

I'm throwing a bonus episode your way tonight as I go through my thoughts and feelings after seeing those SHOCKING 3-D imaging scans that were dropped yesterday. 

I think we are all feeling some type of way so pour a glass and feel your feels with me! 

Love you, mean it! Ps I curse ALOT. 

This is one...impactful movie :/. Hang on tight for nautical nudes, cruise smooches, and bewildering boob. The person most confused by the film this week was: The Heart of the Ocean.

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On this day in 1912, the RMS Titanic departed from Southampton on its doomed maiden voyage to New York. 

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Melissa welcomes Stockton Rush, founder and CEO of OceanGate Expeditions, to talk about the fascinating cross-section of marine science, history, archeology and opening up the deep sea to travelers. 

More than 80 percent of the ocean is unexplored and Stockton is leading the charge to change that statistic. OceanGate is known for their spectacular expeditions to view the wreckage of the legendary Titanic and research the uncharted deep sea. 

Plus, as the holiday season gets into full swing, you won’t want to miss this week’s travel hack on how to handle flight cancellations. 

We are back again! 

Episode 5 y'all-- halfway through season 2 (because you know your girl works 60 hours a week and can manage 10 episodes a season like I'm a streaming service- shout out to Hulu!)

Adara is back in the pod-seat sharing her experience visiting the Titanic Museum  in Belfast waaaaay back in September. She was thoughtful enough to record her live reactions to the exhibit, the experience, and what she saw...even if she broke the rules doing it!

Join us as we talk about the shipyard history, the contemporary feel to the museum itself, setting foot on The Nomadic, and.... the ride!? Yes, you read that-- a ride. With a cue like Disneyland and everythang. 

Hit play! Let's gooooooo *kiss* 

The Time: 1911 to 1913
Some of the highlights in this edition covering news items between 1911 to 1913 include:  
The launching of the unsinkable and unburnable Titanic,  
Recommended schooling for girls to focus on needlework,  
The coronation of King George V,  
Racism of Indian students in London,  
The fight for women’s right to vote,  
And so much more!

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Produced by Wendy Scotchmer
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Happy Halloweekend Tea-Tanic listeners! It's my MOST favorite eve of the year so I put together an extra special episode for you this Halloween! Join me and former Artifact Specialist at the Titanic Artifact Exhibition Las Vegas, Michael Bustamante as he shares his ghostly encounters. 

Calling all skeptics & spiritualist alike!!Cozy up and get ready; we've got Thomas Andrews  just chillin' in Vegas, a First Class passengers spirit hunting down his own glasses, and the giggling little girl (Eva Hart???)  jumping up and down on the Grand Staircase! 

AH! She makes yet another return from a long content creating break because... TITANIC BURN OUT IS REAL Y'ALL. It's okay to admit it. 

Hang out with me and my rambling train of thought making frequent stops on topics like; Titanic film Foley artist sounds, Adeles Titanic themed 30th birthday party hosted at a Hollywood studio, TitanicTok, the pressures of making something  for the Titanic community to hear, Titanic Novelties (where is the line people!?) and more more more. 

TeaTanic is back and the tea is hot with a little spice this season!

Join me and Arron Flanangan (@titanic_artist) of the popular Titanic podcast Time to Talk Titanic  as we spill the tea about some of the drama happening in the Titanic community. Both Arron and I have witnessed or experienced some major gatekeeping  in popular Titanic online forums. Not to mention the hate comments and name calling as we put our Titanic content out on the internet. Have a seat, grab some tea (or gin like Arron), and strap in to hear the not so lovely hold the Titanic has on us in 2022. #TitanicTrolls

We'reeee back! Biker Jake joins us in this bonus episode to fill us in on *some* of what we missed in episode 37.  

Join us as we learn how Robert Ballard's silly little side quest to find The Titanic, and how the United States Military casually misplaces nuclear weapons. 

(for our NERDS out there - we released this 110 years after The Titanic sank - to the hour... cute, huh?)...

We are recognizing the 110th anniversary of the Titanic tragedy that occurred in 1912. A Night to Remember (1958) is a critically acclaimed film based off of Walter Lord's book of the same name; it has been noted for its incredible accuracy in detailing the events that lead to this ship's demise. We discuss not only elements of the movie, but the real events that took place on that devastating April night.  Although this story is heartbreaking, it also features enormous stories of courage and compassion in the face of adversity.  We truly found this film inspiring and hope you'll join us as we recall A Night to Remember (1958). 

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Welcome to an all-new Films for the Void, Episode 26! In this episode, Eric and Landon dive into the highly requested 1997 film: James Cameron's Titanic! Along with reviews of three new films streaming on Netflix, Eric and Landon's recent travel updates, and a rant about the Academy Awards' decision to cut specific categories from this year's live telecast - all on this week's episode of Films for the Void!

00:00:00 Introduction
00:08:45 Nightmare Alley (+ Landon's rant on the Academy Awards)
00:17:42 Texas Chainsaw Massacre
00:20:48 Home Team
00:23:30 Tall Girl 2
00:26:46 Titanic
01:26:32 Landon's Recommendation for Next Episode

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The long awaited season 1 finale has arrived!! After a few weeks of life set backs, I got back in the booth to recount my recent visit to the Las Vegas Titanic Artifact Exhibit. Join me as I retrace my steps through the experience,  recount this first season of "Tea-Tanic", and look straight ahead at whats coming in season 2! 

Much love and thanks for all of my previous guests: Kjerstin & Danny Scheyer, James Penca, Adara Bryan, Simon Medhurst, Jim Myers, Angelica Harris, Adrian Saker, & Chelsea Pinkard! 

WARNING: This episode contains explicit language of the sexual nature due to direct quotation of the show and commentary on the material in "Titanique". 

After a year of Broadway being dark, it was no surprise that Adara and I were THRILLED to be able to purchase tickets and watch a a live streamed performance of a new parody musical that just so happened to be a parody of Titanic (1997).  Welp, the show wasn't all smooth sailing,  and certainly was not spared a disastrous end. 

I am a firm believer that  comedy should punch up, make your audience connect the dots, don't just drown them in d**k jokes. 

Hang out with my new Titanic bestie Chelsea and I as we gush about Titanic historical fiction books, cringe at Titanic ASMR (WHAT?!), marvel over Titanic inspired music, Taylor Swift, The Queen Mary, and so so much more! It's our longest episode yet, friends, but I swear its worth every minute! 

After you listen, give Chelsea a follow on social media (@thetitanicgirlblog) or visit her blog directly at www.titanicgirlblog.com to keep up with Titanic book reviews, music and more!

It's the weekend after the 109th Anniversary and I've got another great guest. Joining me is Titanic Museum's  Education Executive, James (Jim) Myers.  Sit in and sip some tea with us as we talk about what visitors of both museum locations can expect, the education & outreach programs offered for students, I ask questions about ghosts (because of course I do), and I learn how Anne Frank was connected to The Ship of Dreams. 

109 years ago…… 

At 11:40PM on April 14th, Titanic met her match, in the shape of an iceberg.

At 2:20 AM April 15th, after only 5 days on the sea, she slipped beneath never to see the light of day again.

Living forever in a perpetual world of darkness…..

In memory of the 1,496 who didn't make it...

In a special memorial episode of The Movie Commentary Podcast, I bring you the episode that I have been waiting to do ever since I saw this podcast. 

James Cameron’s film Titanic became a landmark point in film history when it was released in 1997. It became the first film to gross over $1 billion at the box office. It held the record for highest grossing film of all time for over 10 years. It tied the record for most Oscars won for a film (11). It is also seen by many as one of film’s last great epics. Movies that are made on a big scale, with giant set pieces and thousands of extras. 

For fans of the actual ship itself, it brought the ship back to life. Never before had people seen the RMS Titanic sail in beautiful sunlight in living moving color. It brought us the joys of sailing to a new world for hundreds of immigrants. It brought us the elegance of the first class. It brought us the suspense of hoping, pleading that she would somehow miss the iceberg. It brought us the crushing realization that this beautiful ship, thought to be unsinkable by some, is going to sink. It brought us the horror of how terrible that night must have been for those who couldn’t get a lifeboat. And finally, it brought us the grief and sadness that the real passengers felt when they realized the people they grew to love didn’t make it. 

Simply put, no movie, no experience puts you on Titanic like this movie does.

Listen along as we dive into several key components of this great film. From several key historical events to fictional components to interesting behind the scenes stories, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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