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In another guest-less episode of The Cavalry, Andrew complains about a particularly horrible casino gig and Johnny invents a new segment, "Appliance Talk". Then Johnny needs backup on people not tagging funny tweets/posts with less funny versions of the joke. Andrew needs backup on banning smoking in casinos. Remember to subscribe to the Patreon for post-show banter and bonus episodes! Also, leave a five-star review and something you need backup on in your life and we'll talk about it on the show. 

Hello everyone, and welcome to this week’s episode of the Goalie Hacks Podcast, and today on the show I have another stellar guest lined up today, long time Goaltending Coach at the next level now turned NHL and AHL coaching veteran, and that man is Jon Elkin.

We dive briefly into some of the challenges a lot of Goalies are facing due to Covid, and maybe a few pointers that might help them overcome those challenges. Most important skills that kids should start learning at a young age that will set them up for success along their journey to the NHL. The common underlying characteristics that kids should possess that will help them be successful early in their careers. Areas of struggle for the Goalies who are typically trying to make the jump to the AHL or NHL from either college or juniors. The surprises that awaits Goaltenders who may have had success early in their careers or at levels before the NHL. Advice to Goalies looking to win championships, personal accolades or stand out in the league they are playing in.

Click here for full show notes: https://goaliehacks.com/ghp-081-the-keys-to-developing-consistency-w-nhl-coaching-veteran-jon-elkin-from-jon-elkin-goalie-schools/

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Versatile singer songwriter Kaya Black is in the studio today and we talk about the reggae music scene, recording music in Nashville and Jamaica, his family, his new single "Missing You" and more! Named after a Bob Marley album (and song), and musically inspired by both his mother and his father, entertainment photographer Johnny Black (who's photo credits include Bob Marley and Black Uhuru plus album covers for Ziggy Marley), Kaya also discusses what it was like to be one of the youngest concert goers at Reggae Sunsplash and how an Instagram post gave him an opportunity to work in the studio with Grammy award winning engineer Errol Brown, country music producer Tyler Cain and Kyle Cook, guitarist from Matchbox 20. Join us!

About the Spotlight Conversations podcast:

Tune in as I invite friends inside my cozy linoleum free recording studio to talk about all things media - radio, television, music, film, voiceovers, audiobooks, publishing - if guests know media, we're talkin'! Unscripted and nearly always entertaining, each guest gets real about their careers in the entertainment biz; from where they started to how it's going. Join us in my swanky studio where drinks are always on ice; music + media are the conversation starters. New episodes every other Tuesday.

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A very special thank you to friends who helped bring the Spotlight Conversations podcast together:
Booth Announcer: Joe Szymanski ('Joe The Voice Guy')
Theme Song Composer: Mark Sparrow, SongBird Studios

The Kingston Group - also known as the Davis County Cooperative Society - has grown from its humble beginnings during the Great Depression into a massive polygamist affiliation with over 3500 (known) members and over $150 million in assets.  The group has also become notorious for abuse, money laundering, white collar crime, fraud, child marriage and incest.  In this episode, we take a deep dive into this mysterious and prolific group and find ourselves much closer to the story than we thought.

This episode was produced with support from:

M. Dante and friends' erotic anthology Cin Sado Noir, a time capsule tribute to sadomasochistic, femme fatale, and neo noir romance.

Genre-busting, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Neriah Stone Hart.  Check out his music on YouTube, Apple Music, and Pandora, and follow him on Facebook at Neriah Stone Hart to keep up with his new tracks, upcoming albums, and live performances.

Critically acclaimed musical comedian and one-mom-band Jessica Delfino on Instagram and Twitter @JessicaDelfino and on TikTok @JustSomeMom.

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Dennis Crowley is the co-founder and former CEO of Foursquare, a technology company he founded in 2008 that rose to prominence with the launch of its namesake local search-and-discovery mobile app which popularized the concept of real-time location-sharing and checking-in. What started off as his thesis in his grad school program eventually became a company growing at 1 million users per month. Prior to Foursquare, he founded another company called Dodgeball which was acquired by Google in 2005.

We spoke to Dennis all about his upbringing and being a tinkerer from a young age, what led him on a path to entrepreneurship, how he felt after Google acquired his first company, some of the challenges he’s gone through while building a successful career in tech, the advice he got from Mark Zuckerberg, what he’s up to now, and much, much more!

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Here at the start of Season 3, we meet Professor Heather Augustyn.  Professor Augustyn shares insight from her extensive writings on Ska music.  I hope after listening to our fun conversation you are inspired to create a Ska playlist.


skabook.com

https://www.amazon.com/Heather-Augustyn/e/B00420FZ4K%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

TedTalk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QYpteftwHY 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH_EIRKmIkHx1a0D_wA7TOw/playlists

Today’s episode features stories from Rome and Kingston!

A supplement to our longer Horrible History episodes, this weekly tiny episode will focus on ridiculous, lighter crime stories from the years 1987-present. Each week we’ll share Terrible Today stories featuring news articles from the places we visited in the previous week’s main episode. 

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For just $5 a month - the cost of one trip to the coffee shop - you can not only help this podcast grow, but also get excellent bonus content! $5 and up Patrons get early access to main episodes, access to Happy Hour with Horrible History and access to our NEW! Where In the World? segment. 

• Happy Hour with Horrible History - a palate cleanser and deeper dive into a featured topic. 
• Where In the World? - a more location-focused segment, where we share personal / listener stories about their travels to the destinations we are visiting.  

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Thank you so much for listening! We would greatly appreciate it if you would leave us a positive review on Apple, Audible, our website, or via email at horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com.

We're going back, baby - waaaay back to the BC era - when Rachel tells us about the life and death of Julius Caesar. Then, Emily covers the Maria Shipwreck and massacre - a lose-lose situation for Australian shipwreckees and aboriginals. Hopefully, you're horrified.

Content/Trigger Warnings: gruesome content, reference to suicide  

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Support Your Hosts:

• Buy Us a Coffee - www.buymeacoffee.com/horriblehistory

Bonus Content:
Patreon - www.patreon.com/horriblehistory

For just $5 a month - the cost of one trip to the coffee shop - you can not only help this podcast grow, but also get excellent bonus content! $5 and up Patrons get early access to main episodes, access to Happy Hour with Horrible History and access to our NEW! Where In the World? segment.

• Happy Hour with Horrible History - a palate cleanser and deeper dive into a featured topic.
• Where In the World? - a more location-focused segment, where we share personal / listener stories about their travels to the destinations we are visiting.

For $10 and up Patrons, access video content with your hosts, opportunities for live interaction and merch upon signing up!

Sources:

• ABC Australia News 
• Military Wiki 
• Adelaide University 
• History.com
• Trip Advisor 
• History.com

Intro Music: “Creeper” - Oliver Lyu

Thank you so much for listening! We would greatly appreciate it if you would leave us a positive review on Apple, Audible, our website, or via email at horriblehistorypodcast@gmail.com.

The weather is getting hotter and so is the dialogue between Nia & Ness! Listen in as the Black lesbian couple talks about masterbation, sex and orgasms, and how they're reclaiming these topics with their relationship. 

Content Warning:

Nia here! Sexual assault is talked about at around 18 minutes into the podcast ( I said in the intro that it was about 10 minutes in...my bad!). I don't go into graphic details but I do talk about online encounters with older men when I was a preteen. 

Music by Garrett Miller

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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Kingstonians have been turning to Dr. Kieran Moore for guidance and reassurance. In this final episode of our mini-season, Dr. Moore talks with host Catherine Tang about how Kingston prepared for the pandemic, what being a Medical Officer of Health is all about, and why he loves the field of medicine.

Connect with us:
Dr. Kieran Moore on Twitter or through KFL&A Public Health
Catherine Tang on Twitter at @EduScribblings

Theme music: "Inspiring and Upbeat"' by Scott Holmes
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Ever since she was little, Laura Carter knew that she wanted to be a public librarian. She didn't, however, expect to be Chief Librarian in the midst of a global pandemic. In this episode of Becoming, listen in as Laura talks to host Catherine Tang about library school and what it's like leading a library service during a pandemic. She also shares what she's reading these days and how she's giving back in the broader Kingston community.

Connect with us:
Laura Carter on LinkedIn or through KFPL
Catherine Tang on Twitter at @EduScribblings

Theme music: "Inspiring and Upbeat"' by Scott Holmes
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If you've ever seen a vibrant, hand-painted window installation in Kingston, Ontario, you've likely witnessed a creation by Danielle Folkerts. Danielle is the artist behind @thetravellingartisan, and the guest for this season opener.

Recording for Season 3 of Becoming began in early 2020, just as the pandemic was beginning to change the world as we know it. In this episode, Danielle talks to host Catherine Tang about her heart for the arts and for the ocean, as well as her candid reflections on what it's been like to be an artist in the midst of the pandemic.

To connect with Danielle, you can find her on instagram at @thetravellingartisan or at daniellefolkerts.com.
For more information about Tett Tuesdays, check out tettcentre.org.
You can also find host Catherine Tang on Twitter at @EduScribblings.

Theme music: "Inspiring and Upbeat"' by Scott Holmes
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This is Episode 4, Season 2 of The TMI Project Podcast: Black Stories Matter featuring TMI Project storyteller Freedom Walker. This episode was produced by Hayley Downs and mixed by Marlan Barry. It was co-produced by Radio Kingston. Special thanks to Ida Hakkila, Nate Brogan, Kale Kaposhilin, Jimmy Buff, and North Guild Productions. 

There are two sides to the gentrification coin: creation and destruction. Freedom Walker saw both during her exile from Harlem to Kingston, NY. Freedom Walker was one of our first Black Stories Matter workshop participants, and her story is from TMI Project's first Black Stories Matter performance at Point of Praise Family Center in Kingston, NY in 2017. 

Useful Links: 

TMI Project: www.tmiproject.org

Welcome to the eighth episode of Wild Society!

This week we cover Elizabeth Bathory, the woman who became known as “The Blood Countess." In part two we discuss the interesting history and facts given by former members of an active polygamist cult called The Order, or the Kingston Clan.

Hope After Polygamy

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Elizabeth Bathory Sources:

• History
• All That’s Interesting
• Rejected Princesses
• Syfy Wire
• How Stuff Works
• Badass of the Week
• Wikipedia

The Order Cult Sources:

• Polygamist Mafia: Escaping The Kingston Clan video
• The Salt Lake Tribune
• The Salt Lake Tribune
• CBS News
• KUTV
• Mormon Fundamentalism
• Fox 13
• Fox 13
• Lifetime
• Wikipedia
• Wikipedia
• Daily Mail

In part two of our two-part series on sustainable transportation, we talk to Kalen Anderson and Brad Smid from the City of Edmonton. We discuss long-term planning, public transit, and the development of a new Light Rail Transit line. We also chat with Neal Scott, President of Cycle Kingston about cycling safety, education, and the Covid-related cycling boom. This episode is sponsored by Cunningham Swan Carty Little & Bonham LLP and Trailhead Kingston. 

On this week’s episode, Arlene speaks with Paul Langlois from The Tragically Hip ahead of the third anniversary of Gord Downie’s death. Speaking on the impact of Gord’s passing and what’s next, Paul leaves those looking to reinvent with wise words: look for it, wait for it and work for it.

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