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Students Aidan, Maansi and Grace discuss what to pack for university, what to buy when you arrive, moving away from home, accommodation, joining societies, and saving money and they affordability of being a student in Manchester. 

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In March of 2020, Randy Schiefer contracted COVID-19. Within the same month, he was put on a ventilator, emergency intubation, an ECMO machine, and placed in a coma as he fought for his life.

As his health deteriorated rapidly, doctors gave Randy a 3% chance of living. But after convalescent plasma treatment, the support of his family, and 3 profound NDE experiences—Randy lived to share his experiences battling COVID-19.

Key Topics Discussed in this Episode:
- Randy finding out he had COVID-19
- His tragic experience with bilateral pneumonia, emergency intubation, and being put in a cold coma for 4 weeks. “They told my family I had a 3% chance of living.”
- Randy was on a ventilator, an ECMO machine, and he needed convalescent plasma to survive.
- Randy’s NDE experiences while in a coma. “After I got to the hospital, I had these experiences I just didn't know how to classify them.”
- How his NDE experiences put him on a religious quest of spiritual discovery.
- Going through a sort of peaceful tunnel and exiting in a beautiful room, which Randy describes was covered in gold and stained glass.
- Going back to his physical body and back again to the tunnel that led to the magnificent city two more times, but to different locations.
- How Randy, who was previously a non-believer during his career as a criminal investigator, found validation of life after death.
- Encountering his loved ones in this other realm, but they wouldn’t acknowledge his presence because it was not his time.
- Randy experience with someone in this other realm who gave him the responsibility of passing on a message (“Tell Madison at the salon; Her grandfather's okay.”)—and the profound turn of events that led him to meet with Maddison. - “What was going on mentally, emotionally, and spiritually when you woke up from your coma?”

This is our first song discussed from Andrew's newest musical venture. Learn the story behind the song and some behind-the-scenes information about the making of this song.

Song Audio: https://youtu.be/xgip3jU49qU

Canyons version: https://youtu.be/d3MzD7-TFOk

Mike Viola's resume: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Viola

Hidden Jams article: https://hiddenjams.com/2014/10/14/review-andrew-mcmahon-in-the-wilderness/

Wiux article: https://wiux.org/read/andrew-mcmahon-in-the-wilderness-andrew-mcmahon-in-the-wilderness/

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Episode 70 Summary

This week we’ll cover four classic films and a short: The Brute Man from 1944, Frankenstein Created Woman from 1967, and the original 1979 Amityville Horror and the 2005 remake.

I’m eager to “Get Out!” so Here. We. Go!

Time Index for Audio & Video Show:

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Introduction 00:16

The Brute Man (1946) 01:22

Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) 09:07

Short Film: The Halls (2019) 18:12

Classic Film: “The Amityville Horror” (1978) 20:02

Classic Film: “The Amityville Horror” (2005) 30:01

Next Week’s Films 37:50

Classic Film: “The Brute Man” (1944)

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Classic Film: “Frankenstein Created Woman” (1967)

Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/2Rf7twA

Short Film: The Halls (2019)

YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKfh6LECCBk

Classic Film: “The Amityville Horror” (1978)

Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/2Xj4lUe

Classic Film: “The Amityville Horror” (2005)

Amazon Link: https://amzn.to/2UQdOAY

Closing

And that’s our show. Thanks for joining us. Stop in during the week at our website for news and horror updates, to comment on this podcast, or to contact us.

Get ready for next week, where we’ll be watching some more classics. We’ll begin with Sherlock Holmes and the Pearl of Death from 1944, followed by The Mummy’s Shroud from 1967, The Invisible Man from 2020, and Seoul Station from 2016.

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With the Christmas season upon us, resident Mr. and Mrs. Claus of the Front Row Jeremy & Sara have decided to record a special episode detailing their top 3 favorite and least favorite Christmas movies. Because as much fun as it is giving favorite picks, it's even more fun to tear some down!

Featuring: Jeremy Goeckner & Sara Baltusevich

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Please enjoy this episode of SPECIAL EPISODE, and as always, we'll see you in the front row!

In this episode we talk about Leu Gardens, Stephanie’s new car and her unique buying experience, Singapore dreams (and Crazy Rich Asians, again!), Orlando Food Halls and our report on Beyonce & Jay-Z’s On the Run Tour II!

Leu Gardens is a beautiful oasis in the middle of Orlando. We visited for the first time this Summer. This is a great experience year ‘round and we really enjoyed our leisurely walk through this special place.

Stephanie just purchased a brand new car. She talks about why Orlando is not the most ideal place to find a deal on a brand new car. Her story could be considered a ProTip, and if you live in Orlando you should definitely tune in! (11:15)

Yes… we talk Crazy Rich Asians again. Stephanie dreams about her visit to Singapore - and we once again highlight Travel Zoo and their Weekly Top 20 deals! (26:00)

Food Halls are taking over the Nation! We talk about this new trend and the massive food hall coming to the attractions area. Tune in to get the details. (31:30)

Finally we give our concert report for the On the Run II Tour. Beyonce and Jay-Z did not disappoint, and neither did Camping World. Kudos to all! (42:50)

This week I geek out over the Warbringers: Jaina video before opening the doors of the Scarlet Halls!

Mike, Jeff, and Jason from Tenth Avenue North share what inspired them to record each song on "Decade The Halls: Vol 1" in the style of a different decade, how a prosthetic leg keeps showing up at their Christmas party, the weird gift Mike's mom would request, what present Jason regrets giving his kid, and the Christmas song they felt they had to redeem on the album.

"More Than The Music" is a podcast hosted by WAY-FM Evening On-Air Personality, Justin Paul. Hear the stories behind the songs of your favorite Christian artists.

Listen to Justin Paul weeknights at 8/7c with the WAY-FM App.

iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/way-fm-radio/id1033367026?mt=8

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Captain Mike Swanigan visits with his boss, Alaska Airlines Chief Pilot, Captain John Hornibrook.

They have a great conversation about John's aviation journey, and what it takes to become a pilot for Alaska Airlines.

John shares his adventures as a young pilot flying for Great Lakes Aviation in the upper midwest of the USA. We learn about the people who mentored John, and we talk about the importance of relationships in aviation.

Born in Gillingham Kent UK. Graduated 1990 from Royal College of Art, London. She established studios in London, exhibiting widely across the UK and Europe. In 1998 she moved to the USA. Her work is represented in several public collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.