memoriam

Matt takes a week off to pay tribute to his late Mother, Mary Owen.

It is her influence that inspired him and his family's love of the outdoors, swimming, and, ultimately, coaching.

What do you want to do with your life? Who or what is most important to you? Who are the folks that you want to keep in touch with?

Don't let them go.

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It's finally here! Wendy & Tiff breakdown this years much anticipated Oscar Awards! We're serving up opinions, Oscar firsts, the highlights and the issues!

The Masotti's have a birthday tradition. We sing the craziest version of "Happy Birthday" you've ever heard. Now you get to hear it, in honor of my father.

Join me and some of my family for a small slice of what I called Big Rich's Birthday Zoomer!

Richard J. Masotti - 2/18/47

Pam and I share a special bond, we both lost a great friend on February 18, 2001. Pam joins me to talk about our memories of classmate Ray Campion, the dynamic of a Work Friend vs. School Friend, and dealing with grief in our Senior Year.

Plus, Pam’s love of live concerts and DMB, Hosting Parties, and winning the lottery!

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As you may have seen in headlines and on the news, the Straight Chilling Crew tragically perished in a jet-ski accident last week. Let us gather and reflect upon what a monumental loss this is for the horror podcast community.

On this week’s episode…

Join Anthony from Something Ghoulish, Nichole from Light and Shadow, and John from Horrorphoria as they celebrate the lives and careers of the late Straight Chilling Crew.

Show Notes:

In Memoriam: (00:47)

Housekeeping: (25:10)

Overview of the last 100 shows/Trivia: (33:47)

Straight Stats: (48:53)

Regretted Scores: (59:40)

Who Said That!?: (71:47)

Listener Questions: (81:45)

Hotline Scream: (95:45)

Clip Reel: (112:30)

Shouts Outs: (120:32)

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A few thoughts about the passing of Blue Gene Tyranny, also known as the world’s greatest piano player.

Welcome the Jones Family as they reminisce about the life of their Father, husband, friend. Listen to the funny and enlightening stories from his life. Learn some universal wisdoms passed down from Leonard R. Jones to his family, wisdoms that have been positively life-changing. Better understand the intelligence, character, love, wisdom, and Godly servant that is, and was, Leonard Russell Jones.

This episode features: Cindy Carpenter, Penny Carpenter, Judy B. Jones, Christopher Russell Phillip Jones, Philip Wilson, and, of course, Josh C. Jones.

Intro/Outro Bumper Music:
"Cheery Monday" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Historian and Infosys Prize Winner Manu V. Devadevan talks about the life and work of MM Kalburgi. This episode is an edited audio discussion first aired as a BIC Streams livecast on August 30, 2020, on the anniversary of his untimely death in 2015.  

Born in a peasant family in 1938, Professor M.M. Kalburgi went on to become one of the most influential historians of Karnataka in the post-independence times, exploring the history of language, literature and religious life in pre-colonial Karnataka. In his lifetime, Kalburgi published more than 100 books, including monographs, essay collections and critical as well as popular editions of a wide range of literary works in Kannada. He is especially known for his seminal contributions to the study of Old Kannada and the vachana literature.

MM Kalburgi was assassinated in 2015 at his residence in Dharwad, following the assassination of Narendra Dhabolkar in Pune in 2013.

Manu Devadevan makes an assessment of Kalburgi’s career and contribution to research on the history of precolonial Karnataka. He begins by reflecting upon the formative influences on the late professor, his research methods, and goes on to make an overview of his academic output, critically interrogating one of several theses that Kalburgi developed.

Manu teaches History at the Indian Institute of Technology Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, and received the Infosys Prize in Humanities for the year 2019. He has published over a dozen books, and many works of poetry. 

BIC Talks is brought to you by the Bangalore International Centre. Visit the BIC website for show notes, links and more information about the guests. 

This week a special re-broadcast of Ashley's interview with poker legend Oklahoma Johnny Hale who passed away this past December.  For broadcast schedule, go to http://houseofcardsradio.com/HOCR2015/stations.html 

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I’m looking back at 2019 and remembering the Star Trek personalities that we have lost this year. Each of them brought a light to the Star Trek multiverse that will never go out. Please join me in paying respects and saying thank you to the people who helped make Star Trek what it is.

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Ring out false pride and want, ring in the love of truth and right.

Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson (6 August 1809 – 6 October 1892) was a British poet. He was the Poet Laureate of Great Britain and Ireland during much of Queen Victoria's reign and remains one of the most popular British poets. In 1829, Tennyson was awarded the Chancellor's Gold Medal at Cambridge for one of his first pieces, "Timbuktu." He is the ninth most frequently quoted writer in The  Oxford Dictionary of Quotations.