We Sell Restaurants – Restaurant Brokers Eric and Robin Gagnon host timely topics and expert guests in the restaurant industry. Would-be restaurant owners, investors, foodies, and the hospitality industry – tune in as we satisfy your appetite for acquisition, feed the need for restaurant reality and serve up a recipe for business success.
Categories: Business
Tags: for, restaurant, restaurants, sale, SELL, we
We are an unofficial Fueled By Ramen podcast that brings you news and discussion about the bands that make up the record label we know and love as Fueled by Ramen. Each episode we discuss the news of each of the active Fueled by Ramen Bands, along with a follow-up discussion about the bands, their music, or upcoming tours and releases.
Categories: Music
Tags: Academy, AIM, at, Boy, by, Cab, CITWWAF, class, Cobra, cute, dance, Decay, Decaydance, disco, Durden, Fall, FOB, for, forgive, Fueled, gym, heroes, Hush, is, life, lifetime, out, panic, paramore, PATD, phantom, planet, ramen, ship, sound, star, starship, tai, The, time, we, what
Sweet Urban and electronic Music featured in the following blog: www.weblastout.com WBO is also a record label.
Categories: Music
Each week Matt Kenny and Mike Mitchell try to shove all their thoughts and stories about one topic into a nice, little half-hour-ish episode.
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A daily comedy breakfast show in which Kev & Steve answer the most pressing question of the day, whatever that question may be and whoever it might come from…
Categories: Comedy
Tags: and, best, Comedy, From, gamer, humor, Humour, internet, kev, Mature, Podcast, questions, re, steve, The, thing, we
I’d Rather Be At The Movies is We Got This Covered’s official movies podcast hosted by Justine Browning and Matt Donato.
Categories: TV & Film
Tags: actors, actress, blu, Covered, DVD, Entertainment, film, got, hollywood, Movies, ray, this, we
We Demand is a series that takes a personal look at advocacy on campus. Throughout history, college campuses often function as a breeding ground for advocacy and cultural movements. Whether it be the Chinese communist revolution which began with student groups on campus, or the 1970 nationwide strikes against the invasion of Cambodia, conversations begin with student groups. Last year, Emerson had its own student group protest led by POWER (Protesting Oppression With Education Reform). Through this series I intend to examine, on a personal level, what moves activists to protest. This will be an intimate window, a sort of oral history, of culture at Emerson, and thus a window into our nation’s future.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: activism, college, Culture, demand, Emerson, personal, Protest, race, racial, we
Every week the Flixwatcher crew team up with other podcasters to talk about what to watch on Netflix! Flixwatcher is hosted by Helen Sadler and Kobi Omenaka. Every episode discusses and rates a film from Netflix as chosen by special guests from other podcasts using our unique Flixwatcher scoring system. We tackle classic films including Woody Allen’s “Manhattan” and “Pulp Fiction” , Netflix Originals such as “Amanda Knox” and “Beasts of No Nation” through to bargain bin b-movies such as Sharknado 3. The choice what to watch on Netflix is given wholly to the podcaster guests. Team Flixwatcher has no say in what they watch from the huge Netflix library! Tune in every week to get Netflix film recommendations and rejections with spoilers guaranteed! If you are ever struggling with what to watch on Netflix then this is the podcast for you! If you do want to skip to the end that is when you’ll get all of our film scores using our unique Flixwatcher Netflix scoring system! Tell your friends AND SUBSCRIBE!
Tags: Adventure, Amanda, an, arq, beasts, black, Do, fiction, film, flixwatcher, In, knox, manhattan, mr, nation, netflix, no, of, on, originals, over, pirates, Podcast, pulp, ripley, shadows, sharknado3, talented, The, to, top, tv, watch, we, what, woman
Two students from Bozeman, Montana talk about wrestling, Walmart, and life.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: a, able, battle, box, debate, film, for, Good, had, life, men, montana, montucky, network, not, office, reel, roulette, s, safe, shooting, show, skies, that, The, thin, tv, we, wrestling, WWE, wwf
The We’re Alive FanCast covers Season 4 of the podcast Audio Drama We’re Alive. The show airs every Thursday following the release of a new We’re Alive.
Categories: Comedy, Technology, TV & Film
Tags: alive, KC, of, Podcast, re, story, survival, Wayland, we, Zombie, ZOMBIES
What do you do when it’s night and you’re nowhere? A conversation about the futility (and possibility) of making art, raising children, and accepting the moment, just as it is.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
Tags: Acting, America, are, art, Books, career, carrollcounty, chris, chrisrenaud, Dawn, dawngoodwin, depression, failure, film, Filmmaking, georgia, givingup, Goodwin, Here, lost, marketing, mom, motherhood, nihilism, Podcast, raisingkids, relationships, renaud, selfacceptance, single, socialmedia, south, spirituality, success, we, why, whyarewehere, whyareweherepodcast, writing, zen
Hiram Yates and Evan Boynton discuss retro to modern video games from the perspective of a couple of 30-something year old adults who Ain’t Gettin Younger!
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: ain, aint, arcade, atari, Collect, collecting, game, games, Gettin, getting, nintendo, playstation, retro, sega, t, video, Videogame, videogames, WAGY, we, xbox, Younger
On the In Culture podcast, we go behind the scenes with artists, gamers, musicians, designers, athletes, and visionaries in their fields to share a real-world look at how they’re shaping culture. In our latest podcast series, Variations on a theme, we explore the life and legacy of Sol LeWitt. We’ll cover key themes in LeWitt’s work and explore how his approach still influences some of the creative pioneers shaping the 21st century. Variations on a theme is a companion to the Sol LeWitt App, a rich digital experience that uses Microsoft AI in close collaboration with the artist’s estate to celebrate and shed new light on a 20th-century icon.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: 49ers, A.I., a.i. and accessibility, accessibility, accessibility app, accessibility barriers, accessibility trends, adaptive tech, africa, ai, ALS, american fashion, analytics, art, artificial intelligence, Arts, augmented reality, autism, autism spectrum, blind, blindness, brave women, careers in stem, casey harris, Changemakers, closing the stem gap, coach, coding, coding blocks, cognitive impairment, Computer Science, conversations with women, creators, Culture, data, differently abled, digital learning, digital skills teacher, disability, disability awareness, disability inclusion, disabled girls, empowering reguees, empowerment, esports, Expression, fashion, fashion designers, fashion industry, fashion news, fashion originators, Fashion Podcast, fashion visionary, Fearless Women, female role models, Football, football coach, gaad, gamers, gaming, gen z, gen z girl, gen z women, girls who code, gleason foundation, global accessibility, global accessibility awareness day 2020, hacking, hearing impairment, ifaf, immersive, Impairment, inclusion, inside gaming, inspirational, inspiring lives, inspiring women, international women's day, internet of things, kenya, kids with disabilities, lacey henderson, language, league of legends, Learn to code, lgbtq, lgbtq stories, life during lockdown, life during quarantine, Low Vision, low vision technology, men's fashion, Minecraft, minecraft coding, mixed reality, mixer, motor impairment, music, New Orleans Saints, nfl, niners, osteogenesis imperfecta, overcoming adversity, paralympian, paralympics, performance, podcasts under 20 minutes, refugee advocate, refugee stories, refugees, refugees on air, san francisco 49ers, skills, social, social distance, social distancing, social entrepreneurship, social good, special olympics, SPorts, stem, steve gleason, story-telling, sustainability, teachers, team gleason, The International, trends, trendsetters, twitch, unified robotics, united nations, usa football, vintage clothing, vintage fabrics, vintage fashion, visual impairment, we, women, women in coding, women in data science, women in STEM, women leading change, women's empowerment, Womens History Month, wonder women, x ambassadors, young africans
Is there such thing as a movie so bad that it’s beyond fixing? Leigh, Brendan, and Chris are pretty sure there isn’t. Join them as they watch bad movies, talk about what did and didn’t work, and try to improve these cinematic messes. Also, they make custom cocktails and drink a lot, too.
Categories: TV & Film