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Un nouveau Tech Talk pour une clarification nécessaire visiblement où même les analystes comme Gartner entretiennent une confusion entre stockage primaire et stockage en mode bloc. Je voulais revenir sur ces notions, rappeler aussi le stockage secondaire, le stockage de production et de protection. Un exposé qui frôle le coup de gueule. J'espère que vous apprécierez.

On our Season 3 finale, we're joined by Paul Wells, Senior Political Writer at Maclean's Magazine to chat everything Canadian politics. Paul breaks down Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's performance throughout the pandemic and sets the stage for the (likely) upcoming election by detailing each party's prospects and problems. As always, Paul showcases his colourful personality and gives a unique reflection on former PM Stephen Harper's tenure that only Canada's foremost 'Harperologist' can deliver!

The Wannabes celebrate their 3-year anniversary episode with some light cross-dressing and the most controversial debate ever ignited by a Super Bowl!

Jesus is still hating on Lizzo and the guys are not feeling it. Then, the question on everyone's mind: Is it cool for dudes to wear female underwear?

Crimebuster Christian talks about busting fools using fake money. Jerry remembers buying counterfeit $100 bills as a teenager.

Then, the guys discuss the ins and outs of hotel parties, and finally ask the question that just may tear Mexico apart: If it came down to SHAKIRA vs. SELENA, who you got??

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American Wannabes is a weekly Latino comedy podcast featuring comics Jerry Garcia, Jesus Sepulveda and Christian Zaragoza.

In DYQWIQ’s season 3 spooky finale, Thom and Elliott discuss the results of the Canadian Federal Election. Thom attempts to explain the Bloq Quebecois to Elliott, and Elliott scares Thom with some queer hauntings. Speaking of transitions, Thom goes in on homosexuality in the animal kingdom. 

In celebration of the 29th anniversary of the Berlin Wall, Jim shares one of this biggest blunders in traveling behind the Iron Curtain.

A great player of the Norwegian Hardanger fiddle and the standard fiddle styles of his native Røros, Norway, Olav Mjelva is the third and final member of Nordic Fiddlers Bloc to be featured on the show and the third member of Sver (out of five). He takes Neil along for his journey through Norwegian traditional music from picking up the fiddle by the chance of a random childhood choice to mastering the regional style of his home town and writing some of the best new Scandinavian tunes being composed today. 

Tunes on this episode: Opening is "The Doctor" by Olav Mjelva, Closing is a traditional tune from Røros. More resources, links and info at www.tradcafe.org/blog-1

The Swedish third of the Nordic Fiddlers Bloc, Anders Hall sits down with Neil to talk about getting all of his gigs as a result of late night parties, living on the farm where his family has lived as far back as anyone can trace, and the intricacies and history of the Polska. 

Music in this episode: Troll Kärrings Låten, march from right where Anders' family farm is located, and Polska after Jonny Schönning. More info at http://www.tradcafe.org/blog-1/2018/5/16/episode-40-anders-hall

If you’re hearing this episode around the time it comes out, it means I’m taking some time off after the birth of my son. I’ve recorded these ahead of time and most likely will not be available on social media for the next few weeks, but you’ll still get The Story Behind twice a week if you’re subscribed to the podcast.

Consider this series to be like a substitute teacher. We won’t go as in-depth as in previous episodes, but we’ll briefly touch of a number of different topics in each episode. This series focuses on Billy Joel’s song “We Didn’t Start the Fire” and the headline-making events and people he mentions. Some content may not be suitable for all listeners.

I’m your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind We Didn’t Start The Fire: 1953-1954.

In this episode:

• Joseph Stalin
• Malenkov
• Nasser
• (and) Prokofiev
• Rockefeller
• Campanella
• Communist Bloc
• Roy Cohn
• Juan Peron
• Toscanini
• Dacron
  Dien Bien Phu falls
• "Rock Around the Clock"

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