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Stuck in lockdown in Melbourne, Liam and Larry commence a pilgrimage to watch, document and discuss every film in Nicolas Cage’s entire filmography. They aren’t pioneers in this foray, it has been done before, but they see it as a rite of passage. Join us for insight into the man, his methods, his movies and more!
Categories: TV & Film
Welcome to I Can’t Believe This Got Greenlit! A show where we discuss movies from our childhood; our nostalgia from watching them as a kid, how they got made, and our experiences rewatching them as adults. Hosted by: Nick Warner & Matthew Pelton Artwork by: Rachel Mantz Theme song by: Tyler R. Jenkins
Categories: TV & Film
Autonomous Cars with Marc Hoag is the #1 result on Google for “autonomous cars podcasts!” We discuss the products, tech, law, policy, and societal impacts of self driving cars, what I call the greatest step change in humanity since the Industrial Revolution! marchoag.com Twitter.com/autonomoushoag FB.com/autonomoushoag Instagram.com/autonomoushoag LinkedIn.com/in/MarcHoag YouTube.com/AutonomousCarsWithMarcHoag Copyright © 2022 Marc Hoag. All Rights Reserved.
Categories: Leisure
Blind History is a crash course in getting to know history’s greatest men and women – and by great we don’t always mean good. Hosted by Gareth Cliff and Anthony Mederer, this series will tell you what the history books sometimes leave out – the sordid stories, the less well-known details, some of the stuff they didn’t teach you at school. Each person will help you put a piece of the puzzle in place, and bring history to life.
The School to Prison Pipeline impacts youth, families and communities, and far to often those most impacted are spoken about or spoken of, absent the authentic voice of those on the frontlines. This podcast shares the mic and amplifies the voices of the school to prison pipeline and provides this truth to tell in their own words.
Categories: Education
Nancy Danae in the 818! It’s as simple as that. She is back in her hometown, the San Fernando Valley, after leaving to Las Vegas for over 2 years to pursue her on-air career. Now she is ready to share her experiences as well as demonstrate her talents on this fresh and new podcast. Nancy Danae is a bilingual Latina who is proud of her background, proud of her accomplishments but also open and vulnerable about her failures. You can follow Nancy Danae on Instagram and Twitter – @nancydanae Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nancydanae/support
Categories: Society & Culture
Hosted by Kia Cannons, a Purpose Coach & Intuitive Artist. A podcast dedicated to the art of doing what you love with your one wild life. Expect conversations on spiritual awakenings, stories about amazing signs from the universe, and practical tools to align with your soul purpose.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: artistsway, business, career, creative, creativeentrepreneurs, dowhatyoulove, entrepreneur, habits, hacks, Howtobehappy, innerartist, inspiring, intuition, life, love, mindset, mompreneur, signsfromtheuniverse, spiritual, spiritualawakenings, spirituality, Stories
There is so much “stuf” to talk about when it comes to Oreos. Let’s do it. Not affiliated with Oreo or their parent company. Twitter and Instagram: OreoStuf
Categories: Arts
Snoozecast is the podcast designed to help you fall asleep. Episodes air every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Learn more about us at snoozecast.com, and learn about our premium listening options at snoozecast.com/plus, which unlocks ad-free listening to our expanded catalog, including bonus original stories.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Leisure
Tags: anxiety, bedtime, depression, health, insomnia, Literature, meditation, sleep, soothing, Stories
The Athletic’s Max Bultman and analytics expert Prashanth Iyer offer up weekly thoughts on, and opinions, and analysis of, The Detroit Red Wings…and Al, everyone’s favorite octopus mascot.
Tags: detroit, detroit red wings, hockey, hockeytown, journalism, max bultman, nhl, prashanth iyer, the athletic
Do you ever feel unprepared for your teen years? Join us for Equipped for Teen Years with Pastor Rod Holler, Jr. and find out how the Bible has everything the teen needs to be equipped for life.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
I help non-tech entrepreneurs build online businesses without learning how to code or chase developers.
Categories: Business
When you look at the world around us, there are so many churches. This series of lessons seeks to explore why there are so many different churches and what the Bible says about the subject.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Welcome to From the Ground Up – a brand new podcast focused on the construction pros making the dream of some of the coolest construction projects come true. Fieldwire’s founders, Yves Frinault and Javed Singha, join leaders from today’s top commercial construction companies to learn about their inspiring projects, what challenges they’re facing to get them done, and what it means to them to see the finished project.
Categories: Business, Technology
Tags: construction, tech
Mike and Marie King are fresh out of school, ready for their usual run-of-the-mill summer vacation. However, close encounters of the freaky kind throw a wrench in their plans. Looks like they’re not as alone in the universe as they thought.
BreakDrink is an occasional chat with Jeff Jackson and Laura Pasquini about life, work, and random stuff. There’s a good chance you’ll hear these co-hosts talk about their thoughts on current events, ukuleles, the NBA, podcasts, higher ed, rescue dogs, research, books, technology, and tacos… not in any particular order. They may even invite a friend to the pod to chat. Really, it’s a podcast to encourage you to take a break from the day and have a friend fill your cup.
Tags: banter, BASKETBALL, BreakDrink, dogs, higher education, tacos, talk, work
We are a fitness community on a mission to IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE. Each week we sit down for a short conversation with an expert in the health and fitness industry with CrossFit as our main focus. We believe that life is a TEAM SPORT – not a spectator sport – and we want to help you work HARD and SMART in the gym so you can be successful doing the things you want to do outside the gym.
Categories: Health & Fitness
The Campervan Podcast is an audio program featuring ideas for design and building, cooking, organization, gear and more for a better overall Vanlife experience.
👍 Campervan Storage Ideas and Cleaning Tips
✅ Be READY: FREE Checklist for Campervan Essentials Packing & Outfitting
👉 Take a Vanlife TEST DRIVE! HOW TO RENT a CAMPERVAN
It’s easy to let dirt get out of control in the campervan.
I’ll help you make it easy to maintain a clean and tidy living space while out on the road.
Episode Transcript
How do I keep my camper van clean?
I find it a constant struggle to keep loose dirt under control in the van, especially my current mini camper. In some ways that’s an advantage.
The bigger the van, the easier it is to lose track of messes.
But it’s so easy to allow some dirt to accumulate on the floor, and then pretty soon it’s in the bedding and then it winds up in cooking gear or wherever
And so try to be constantly vigilant and at war against little piles of dirt here and there, wherever they may come from.
Typically, it’s shoes. It could also be something like mountain bike wheels or beach gear, or whatever your sport is… hiking shoes, hiking boots whatever. I mean, it’s so easy to track dirt in.
I have a, a little stunt kite I carry around and that thing will sometimes be half full of sand when I bring it in.
Camper Van Cleaning Super Powers
My superpower tools for keeping dirt under control are
• Whisk broom
• Small dust pan
• Handheld 12 volt vacuum cleaner
I keep a whisk broom and dust pan behind the seat pocket in my van. That means it’s always within reach. So, that’s nice.
And when I see, oh geez, I tracked something in, I can real quick grab the broom and either just whisk it outside or it has a dust pan with it.
And then of course the vacuum cleaner is just awesome. It’s so great. When I see some dirt or even if I don’t see it, I’ll run the 12 volt rechargeable vacuum cleaner over the floor real quick every once in a while.
You can even run it over your dashboard, door panels and pockets and center console… Through your drawer of cooking gear or whatever… any storage box anywhere, you can run that vacuum cleaner through there and reduce dust and dirt very quickly.
But if that’s not charged up, I’ll grab the whisk broom or if it’s just a small mess.
You can head over to Vansage.com and just use the search function to search for “vacuum” and you’ll see some of our recommended products for that.
And I’ll put the, a link in show notes to camper van storage ideas, an article we wrote with lots of cool cleaning tips as well.
The Number One cause of dirt in your Camper Van
What else? Shoes. This is the next kind of main point here with regard to loose dirt management: How to deal with shoes.
I actually try not to wear shoes in the van at all, and definitely not in the living area. And I’ll wear sandals or slippers up front during a long drive.
You know, shoes nasty. No matter how clean they look, they’re down on the ground all the time when you’re walking around and they’re picking up gawd knows what.
And so I’m really diligent about what I do with my shoes when I come in the van.
I try to take them off and then I put them in some kind of a sealed container. And by sealed I just mean, with a lid or in a plastic bag.
And I actually store all my shoes in a plastic bin. That way they’re not banging around on the floor and having dirt knocked off of…
Categories: Education, Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: campervan, Campervan travel, Class B RV, rv, RV travel, vanlife
It’s in the family we learn the skills of living together. We first learn that we are loved, understood, wanted and cared for, and in most cases it’s in the family we are formed to be who we are. But our biggest hurts, failures and tragedies can also occur within the family. For most of us we have to learn as we go! For over 70 years Majellan has provided advice, shared stories of family life and helped family members deal with the problems that arise. We’ve helped thousands with their family issues. Hosted by David Ahern. Together we’ll set about Figuring out Families.
Categories: Society & Culture