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People you don’t know talking about music you’ve never heard about. Check out our playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3wbGdwvRocZI7Bu8YCENet?si=6Z3frqSmTz-f1LsJ1UXB8A

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A married midwestern couple react to movies they’ve never seen before and give their analysis upon first watch. We cover pretty much all movie genres because there’s a lot we haven’t seen yet. Each show starts with an intro where we discuss what they know about a movie before seeing it. Then we take a break to go watch it and return to give our immediate reaction and analysis. At the end of each show we read listener email and comments. Most podcast content can be found at Patreon.com/neverseenitpod. New Episodes every Sunday. **Beware of spoilers**

Categories: TV & Film

In a tiny French dukedom, a younger brother usurps his elder brother’s throne. Duke Senior is banished to the Forest of Arden along with his faithful retainers, leaving his lovely daughter Rosalind behind to serve as a companion for the usurper’s daughter, Celia. However, the outspoken Rosalind soon earns her uncle’s wrath and is also condemned to exile. The two cousins decide to flee together and join Duke Senior in the forest. Meanwhile, a young nobleman, Orlando is thrown out of his home by his cruel older brother Oliver. He too finds his way into the forest. What follows is absolutely captivating and a typical Shakespearean comedy! As You Like It was printed in the First Folio in 1623 though there is evidence to show that it was performed quite regularly after its presumed creation between 1598-1600. Though a very popular play and one that has been invariably brought to stage, As You Like It is not considered to be the finest of Shakespeare’s works. George Bernard Shaw commented that it was devoid of the “high artistry” that marked the great playwright. However, others like critic Harold Bloom have found Rosalind to be one of Shakespeare’s great heroines. The complicated twists and turns in the plot, elaborate disguises and gender reversals, the importance of love and forgiveness, the contrast between court and forest and the antics of Touchstone, the Fool who accompanies Duke Senior to the forest all make this a delightful play to view and to read. This is also one of Shakespeare’s most musical plays. There are plenty of songs incorporated into the body of the play, adding to the rural charm of the pastoral landscape. “Under the Greenwood Tree,” “Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind” and “It was a Lover and his Lass” are some of the famous songs that feature in As You Like It. The play is also famous for one of the most widely quoted passages in literature: “All the World’s a Stage” spoken by the melancholy Jacques, who is Duke Senior’s faithful lord and has vowed to stay with him throughout his troubles. The portrayals of the Seven Ages of Man, from birth till death is one of the immortal examples of Shakespeare’s deep insight into the human condition. As You Like It is indeed a delightful and charming play and one that will provide hours of entertaining reading!

Categories: Arts, Comedy

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Join my journey of looking for a new career opportunity using uncertanty as a motivator, as an engine. I will share my experiences, resources, my mentors, coaches, HR experts and leaders in different industries will share their perspectives.

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Kayley + Dina are talking about anything and everything… and learning to just go with it.

Categories: Society & Culture

Navigating modern day parenting with out a road map is hard! Listen in and chat with us we tackle these hard topics, help you to get involved in your community and connect you to the people you need to catalyst change! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/katebrockmeyer/support

Categories: Kids & Family

The newest sermons from Gospel of Grace Community Church on SermonAudio.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Welcome to Black Girls Do Engineer Podcast. Black Girls Do Engineer is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization headquartered in Houston, Texas. Our organization goals are to provide access, awareness, and advocate for 2 million Black-American girls ages 6 to 21 years old to choose S.T.E.M. careers by the year 2050.This podcast will bring women who work in S.T.E.M from all over the globe to tell you their story.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: black excellence, black girls, Education, engineering, stem, Technology, Women Empowerment

Santa Fe fills us with pride, we are the capital city, we are our landscapes, our neighbourhoods and our people. Santa Fe’s history was shaped by many significant events. We invite you to learn more about Santa Fe city through these audio tours

Categories: Society & Culture

Heath and Axel take a little trip to Kingstown!
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Categories: TV & Film

What’d You Do This Weekend? is a hilarious podcast with cartoonist Hilary Campbell and writer Derek Boeckelmann who are obviously best friends who are very very funny. Every week they’ll answer that age old question, what did you do this weekend? With tales of New York vs LA, delivery vs. pickup, boys vs. girls, each week Hilary and Derek invite guests to get into every aspect of what it means to be alive from Friday night to Monday morning.

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Categories: Comedy, Leisure

We’ve been speaking truth to nonsense since 2018. OnEducation is the perfect blend of fun and seriousness in the world of education. There are times we don’t tell you everything you want to hear, we speak truth to nonsense. Then there are times you may not be able to stop laughing. It happens. In the end, when you listen to us you’ll remember why you got into education and come away from every episode learning something new that will change your thinking and push you forward. Come on in.

Categories: Education, News

Tags: EdTech, Education, teachers, teaching, Technology

Elizabeth Banks was an American journalist and author. She grew up in Wisconsin, then lived in England the last forty years of her life. She became a regular contributor to English publications such as The Daily News, Punch, St James’ Gazette, and London Illustrated. She created a sensation by recording her observations on the plight of the lower classes, which she researched posing as a housemaid, street sweeper, and Covent Garden flower girl. Her later journalistic writings promoted women’s right to vote and denounced prison conditions for jailed suffragettes. This memoir was written about 10 years into her career, when she was better known but was not financially secure. Her public-facing accounts of her “undercover” work are related in Campaigns of Curiosity – Summary by TriciaG and Wikipedia

Categories: Arts

Conversations about race are complex. Then imagine the outlook from the bi-racial, multi-racial, and multicultural perspective? Join Hope McGrath, a mixed multi-passionate coach and fashion veteran, who shares enlightening stories of the mixed experience each week. If you are open to expand your mind, connect to mixed experience and also happen to love the arts, spirituality and overall inspiring, powerful life lessons, then this podcast is for you.

Categories: Science, Society & Culture

Tags: biracial, mixedrace, multicultural, multiracial, peopleofcolor

Creating New York is the podcast that brings you of all the great things to do in New York and the people who have created them.

Categories: Arts

Two murders, months apart, in Houston. The young victims knew each other, but did they also know their elusive killer? Dateline’s Josh Mankiewicz takes you inside one of the most twisted and confounding cases he’s ever covered. From the team who brought you the #1 podcast The Thing About Pam comes the chilling story of the race to find a killer by unmasking the motive.

Categories: News, Society & Culture, True Crime

Tags: Culture, dateline, News, Society, true-crime

Short talks on Alzheimer’s, Dementia, current treatments and latest research, recorded at the Academic Centre, JR Hospital, Oxford

Categories: Education

Emotional Wealth is an American video, podcast, and Blog hosted by Wealth Advisor, Lon W. Broske, CFS®, CFP®. Using the current most relevant financial climate and topics, Lon is able to give his opinion on what is really going on with your finances. Topics include stock market performance, retirement savings, current events and how they impact the financial climate, general financial education and tips, and much more! Investing involves risk. Loss, including loss of principal, may occur. No investment strategy can guarantee positive results, nor can it protect against loss in periods of declining markets. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Thank you. Securities offered through Royal Alliance Associates, Inc. (RAA), member FINRA/SIPC. Investment advisory services offered through Pines Wealth Management, LLC. RAA is separately owned and other entities and/or marketing names, products or services referenced here are independent of RAA. 11475 Olde Cabin Road #220 St. Louis, MO 63141 Phone: 314-432-2334

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: accounts, cfp, cfs, Emotional Wealth, Finance, financial advisor, investments, Lon Broske, News, Pines Wealth Management, Retirement