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Laver la vaisselle, faire la lessive, passer le balai, battre les tapis, raccommoder les vêtements. Tant de chose que les ménagères ont  à faire depuis le début de la colonie. Et c’est sans compter sur préparer les repas, épousseter… Des tâches entièrement manuelles que se tapaient seulement les femmes pendant plus de trois siècles. Pas étonnant qu’un d’entre elle aie fini par en avoir plein son casse!!!!

Thème:  Rock It  - Sonda
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Extraits musicaux:

1. Les taches ménagères – Les Torps
2. La chanson du ménage - Martin Scully
3. Balayeuse - Exterio
4. Femme d’affaire - Les Rita Mitsouko

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Luke Bissell is a new developer with his first app in the App Store. He joins us to talk about his experience learning iOS development, how he got the idea for and implemented it for Breakdown: Rugby Stats, and why he opted for a subscription model.

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Luke Bissell is a Mixed Reality Software Engineer and self-taught iOS developer, with his app, Breakdown: Rugby Stats, in the App Store. You can see his portfolio on his web site, and follow him on Twitter.

LLN (8/9/19) – OOIDA marks the anniversary of the court victory over a corrupt state agency – the Tennessee PSC, or Public Service Commission – that preyed on truckers. Also, from a trucking school scam to Pennsylvania’s road funding problems, we bring you Roses and Razzberries.

0:00-10:10 – Newscast

10:10-24:59 – Roses and Razzberries

24:59 -39:14 – Tennessee PSC victory Part 1

39:14-49:07 – Tennessee PSC victory Part 2

Music Supervisor John Bissell stops by the podcast to talk about music. You will hear a bit on how they select songs for the show, how expensive or hard some songs are hard to get, and how getting your song featured on a TV show could actually catapult your music career.

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Case Profile for John Bissell

With no new episode of The Blacklist this week, Music Supervisor John Bissell stops by the podcast to talk about music. But just what his favorite songs are, John talks about the power of music in his life, how it can make or break a particular scene, and just where does all this great music come from. You will hear a bit on how they select songs for the show, how expensive or hard some songs are hard to get, and how getting your song featured on a TV show could actually catapult your music career. Hope you enjoy this special off-week episode of the podcast.

You can hear all the songs picked by John and the team via the official Blacklist playlist on Spotify or the same playlist recreated by us on Apple Music.

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Jim talks about a little known Sci-Fi gem from 1954, "Target Earth," starring Richard Denning, Kathleen Crowley, Virginia Grey, Richard Reeves and Whit Bissell. Four people try to stay alive after an army of robots from Venus leave the city of Chicago completely deserted. How will they survive? And how will mankind defeat this extraterrestrial threat? Find out on this episode of "Monster Attack!"

Madeline Brumby is back to talk with Jim about Jack Arnold's signature film, 1954's "Creature From The Black Lagoon," starring Richard Carlson, Julia Adams, Richard Denning, Whit Bissell and Nestor Paiva. It's the ultimate tale of "Beauty and the Beast" told in Jack Arnold's incredible. Why has this film fascinated so many for so long? Find out on this episode of "Monster Attack!"

Comedian Danny Yelin drops by to drink our Bissell Brothers Beer and discusses his usual go to cocktail of warm beer.

Eddie and Jacob tackle Allagash, Battery Steele, Austin Street, Foundation Brewery and Bissell Brothers.

This was a sloppy Saturday where Eddie lost his sunglasses, smashed his iPhone and we hit a deer on the way home. But the beer was good. 

Raymond Retreat.  Google it. 

Greg Sestero & Tom Bissell's book The Disaster Artist is up for discussion this week, which opens a conversation about films like Tommy Wiseau's The Room. Featured beer: New Belgium's Coconut Curry Hefeweizen.