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Two guys talking about music, games, movies, technology, the opposite sex, and whatever the hell else they want.

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It’s the Ben and Woods podcast. Do you really need a description of our show? Ben keeps us in line, Woods makes fun of Ben.

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The greatest talk show that focus on Iowa High School Wrestling!

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It’s not easy to achieve optimum physique and health while giving full effort to learning and self-development. Nevertheless, you’re not concerned whether it’s supposed to be easy or hard. Is it worthwhile? This is the question you ask yourself. And if the answer is yes, you dive into it with maximum vigour. How do you keep expanding your mind while giving 100% to training your body? The fitness lifestyle can be addictive but you can use it in a positive way. It’s not just about training and nutrition. You can achieve success in a broad sphere of life by optimising your mindset through psychology of high performance and ultimate productivity. Explore your inner motivation and do not become one-dimensional. Rise up! Aim higher. Chase your dreams through fitness, and live your life without limits. You deserve it.

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AGC Podcast is a weekly podcast that alternates between medley episodes where we cover multiple topics and full movie review in alternate weeks. We also do hour long reviews of TV seasons after we have fully covered them on our blog.

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Tags: anime, comics, games, manga, News, video

The Centre for Disciplinary Innovation (CDI) is part of a four-year project (initially 2008-2011; renewed for 2011-15) funded by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation. The CDI is a focus for collaboration and innovation at the graduate level and beyond, complementing other activities initiated within the CRASSH themes of Cultural Transmission, Disciplinary Change, The Future University, Cultures and Politics of the Transregional, and for 2013-15, The Location of Knowledge. This general theme encompasses how knowledge is formulated within disciplines, regions, practices; how it changes under pressure from different forces — religious conversion, new technologies, say. Under this general rubric and within our Mellon Centre for Disciplinary Innovation, this conference explores the notion of understanding itself. Each session will look at how understanding focuses on a particular “location” and is formulated through that location: so “understanding (through) things” will investigate how things are understood, how understanding is formulated with and through things, and what the relation between these two sorts of understanding is. And similarly with “voice”, “body” and “concepts”. We have invited four of the world’s top scholars to investigate these problems. Simon Schaffer is best known for his work with Stephen Shapin on “Leviathan and the Airpump” and is undoubtedly one of the world’s leading historian of science. John Forrester is one of the foremost historians of psychoanalysis. Peter de Bolla, expert in the 18th century is a celebrated theorist of art, literature and culture. Sarah Franklin, Cambridge’s new professor of sociology, is a brilliant exponent of how reproductive technologies are changing our relation to the body. To help focus discussion we have also brought in four further world experts: Akeel Bilgrami, philosopher from Columbia, New York; Sally Shuttleworth, historian of literature and psychological theory from Oxford: Clifford Siskin, Director of The Re:Enlightenment Project who is currently a Leverhulme Visiting Professor at CRASSH, and Clare Pettitt, Professor of Nineteenth Century Literature and Culture at King’s College London. Papers will be short and to the point; responses robust; and there will be plenty of time, as CRASSH usually demands, for intense discussion.

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Autism and Us is an honest and relatable podcast around the topic of autism. Each episode invites a parent or close family member of someone with autism to share their story.

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halftribedotcom audio conversations with interesting people

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Sports and life conversations over a beer.

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this is your chance to speak up and speak out about issues and things that make you sad, happy and all about life!

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Magic: The Gathering Podcast, Junk Rares, hosted by Jeffrey Daniel and Tyler Nichols

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What’s Your Fantasy? is weekly recap of Fantasy Crack and general fantasy sports banter

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Rabbi Rosner on Nach

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Coach Andrew Lacey’s new podcast breaks down the most important concepts needed to build a championship program. It’s an all-access pass to inside strategies used when starting a new program, taking a struggling program to become state champions and to rebuilding a college program. In this podcast, we will take an in-depth look at the challenges of taking over a struggling program, starting a new program or simply taking a winning program to the elite level. We will cover everything about program building from creating your vision statement, first team meeting, handling tryouts and team selection, college recruiting as well as practice planning. You will hear real conversations that will enhance your performance whether you are a new or experienced coach at any level of basketball. These concepts will give you practical ideas to stimulate your coaching philosophy and leadership. Our mission is to help coaches successfully navigate the ever-changing world of building a championship-level program.

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The ONLY Star Wars D6 Podcast!

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An eclectic collection of unreleased Lapdancer material. Also, the occasional DJ mix sets manipulated and mangled for your earhole pleasures. From my heart to yours. Lapdancer AKA Drake Hills is a musician/noisician, filmmaker, writer, teacher, reader and coffee afficianado residing in Japan. [itunes pic]
Cobra Voice is an experiment in vocalics. A minimal and disjointed filmic sequence of squelches, creaking, squeaking, shrieks and other vocal induced noise. Like the cobra, the music here snaps, hisses and slides. At the same time, there is an underlying story here, a gentle melody floats in, a scene is painted on the screen of your mind, a cat, a horse, a house, a boat. This is by far one of my most powerful works and I provide it to you free of charge. WARNING: ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING

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Tags: ambient, drone, Experimental, film, improv, jazz, Metal, noise, tokyo

Listen to The Mark Arum Show live weekdays from 9AM-Noon on 95.5 WSB.

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