Explore "dames" with insightful episodes like "Oliver & Company", "The Great Mouse Detective", "Pete's Dragon", "Episode #20 - Jacqui Kapinowski" and "Robin Hood" from podcasts like ""Disney Dames", "Disney Dames", "Disney Dames", "The Trail Dames Podcast" and "Disney Dames"" and more!
Let's finish this season off with street smarts and cool sunglasses. Released in 1988, Oliver & Company became the last film to be categorized as Disney's "Dark Ages".
The Making of Oliver and Company
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It's yet another story based off of Sherlock Holmes... and we love it! Join Hailey and Megan as they discuss mouse doppelgangers, Tim Riddle and scary bats.
The Making of the Great Mouse Detective
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Let's finish the 70's off with a bit of a roast! Pete's Dragon is officially the Disney Dame's least favorite movie so far. But no worries, we found a few redeeming qualities.
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Rob, Robin, Robear... It doesn't matter which name you give him, he is the greatest thief in England! Robin Hood was released in 1973. Known for it's great music and recylced animation from previous Disney movies, Robin Hood has become an iconic story of the famous thief.
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Remote viewing super psi spy Major Ed Dames (Ret.) joined Books in Heinessight to talk about his book Tell Me What You See, the history of the Army’s Remote Viewing Program and his work with a number of classified and secret projects that are just now coming to light. In the second part of the two part interview, we discuss the mechanics of remote viewing and the elements of time, location, mind and protocol. In this segment we ask Major Dames to tell us the truth about Jimmy Hoffa, MH 370, Bigfoot, 9/11 and Satan, along with Hillary Clinton. This interview is one no one wants to miss.
Remote viewing super psi spy Major Ed Dames (Ret.) joined books in Heinessight to talk about his book Tell Me What You See, the history of the Army’s Remote Viewing Program and his work with a number of classified and secret projects that are just now coming to light. In the first part of the two part interview, we discuss the history of the remote viewing program after the military kicked it into the private sector. Major Dames also unveils the actors and players behind 9/11.
We also discuss the physics of remote viewing and the element of time and location when it comes to identifying targets. We also get Major Dame’s candid thoughts on remote viewing as a professional and ethical practice. Major Dames gives his thoughts on the Far Site Institute and its contributions to remote viewing. This interview is one no one wants to miss.
Alexi Fisk moved from Brooklyn, NY to Seoul, South Korea in 2016 and little did she know her life was about to become more full than she could ever dream. Through her new found love of motorcycles and the search for more like-minded women she inadvertently founded South Korea’s only all-female motorcycle group which grew to become a movement unto itself.
Alexi chats with your host, Kojii Helnwein about how Danger Dames was born, motorcycles, a clash of cultures, sexism and accidentally starting a feminist movement in the South Korean motorcycle community.
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Thanksgiving is approaching and perhaps no memory of the day is better than someone, probably a woman, and probably your mom, in the kitchen making the dinner. Today will warm your heart with the important role women play in the lives of other women, daughters and sons. Natanya DiBona President of Les Dames D'Escoffier and three-time award winning journalist, Catt Sadler, renown for her work for E! Entertainment. Plus, conversations about John Debella's Annual Turkey Drop and Bill Werndl's induction into the Broadcasting Pioneers Hall of Fame, or in his case, Hall of Game!
Puppets and donkeys and whales, oh my! Hailey, Megan and Babb discuss the interesting story of Pinocchio and how Disney adapted it to fit his audience. Cat calls and whale sounds are performed during this episode.
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In which Jeff and KC interview the super talented roller derby announcin, secret-job havin, heat stroke survivin, former punk rock super Spokane stallion Phil Dirt; KC gets her ocean party on with the Marauding Mollys; the hobbit from Love, Actually is discussed in exhaustive detail; Hillary wins New Jersey; Jazzbones gets the most DUIs; zombies are effing swimming now, for Christ's sake; and much, much more.
Songs in this episode:
"My First, My Last, My Everything" - Barry White
"I'm So Bremerton" - White Girl Wasted
In which Jeff and KC discuss a variety of fun topics, and we learn a little bit more about their personal stories; Mother's Day has come and gone, but not without a few tears; KC describes her biggest fears (including heights and snakes); Jeff has brain problems; our intrepid hosts explore their souls in poetic fashion in The Writing Process; KC regales us with tales of the roller derby life, introducing us to such teams as the Dockyard Derby Dames, Rainier City Rollers, Jet City, and Rat City Roller Girls; we learn of the sweet Dungeons and Dragons podcast with Brian Posehn (and friends); the news is discussed; baseball has returned and the Mariners are crushing it like never before; bus service is improving and yet KC still has yet to ride one; sales taxes increase in Tacoma and KC is not having it; Brandon Harvey of the Sounds Good podcast interviews super positive Snapchatter Sarah Hopkins; Splatterhouse Records celebrates its one-year anniversary, and more!
Closing Song: "Last Caress" - Hot Roddin' Romeos (Splatterhouse Records)
Coming up:
Grit City Podcast presents Thursday Night Comedy at the Acme w/host Josh Firestine
Dockyard Derby Championship
Captain Jean-Luc Picard Day at Destiny City Comics
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DPPOD - Dave Graney, formerly of The Moodists, Dave Graney & The Coral Snakes, The Dave Graney Show, Dave Graney & Lurid Yellow Mist and currently of Dave Graney & The MistLY (among several other bands) talks to DPPOD. Dave talks about most of bands he has been in, living in the UK, recording albums and touring in Australia.
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This week on the InSession Film Podcast, we have not guest but Blake and JD hold down the fort as they discuss Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, which was a huge bomb at the box office this week. Going off of that, we also discuss our Top 3 Movie Dames that we would kill for, which we limited to just comic-book and action movies. And as usual we finish off the show with Movies We've Seen This Week, including one of the best war movies ever made.
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Katedralen Notre Dame i Paris firar 850 år i år och smyckas bland annat med nya klockor. Men Notre Dame har också hamnat i forskningens fokus och Vetenskapsradion Historia uppmärksammar projektet som avslöjar dolda detaljer i medeltidens ingenjörskonst. - Genom att mäta upp Notra Dame med laser kan man bland annat se hur medeltidens byggherrar använt sig av fiffiga lösningar för att parera sättningar i marken under bygget, berättar arkitekturhistorikern Andrew Tallon. En annan nyupptäckt detalj i Notre Dame är vad de 28 statyerna på fasaden egentligen avbildar. Franske historikern Dany Sandron menar att det rör sig om franska kungar, inte om bibliska personer. Dessutom uppmärksammas Bondeförbundets, föregångaren till dagens Centerparti, bruna förflutna, med anledning av att det gått 100 år sedan partiet bildades. Författaren Ola Larsmo hävdar att partiet varit betydligt mer aktivt i rasfrågor, antisemitism och tvångssteriliseringar än vad historiker tidigare gjort gällande. - Det handlar inte om att skuldbelägga utan om att förstå vilken roll olika partier haft i Sveriges historia, säger han. I fallet med Bondeförbundet handlar det om att lägga alla kort på bordet, och till exempel försöka förstå varför man hade ett främlingsfientligt partiprogram ända till 1946. Programledare är Tobias Svanelid.
Our guest this week is Chris Keenan, Entertainment Director of Boynton's Taproom in Manchester, NH. Chris sits down with Jarret to discuss the Jake Ivory's mystique, the challenges of a "theater style" performance space, and his auspicious beginnings performing for the Boston Derby Dames.
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