Podcast terbaik Alan Shaw (2024)

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#131 El Dorado of the mind: The Embedding (1973) by Ian Watson 9:28

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Oddly, the British author Ian Watson may be best known today for his various novels in the Warhammer 40,000 setting. Long before he flirted with "the grim darkness of the far future", Watson carved a space for himself as one of the most intellectually challenging and formidable British SF writers of the 1970s. This episode covers Watson's bracing d…

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Tim and Carrie Strange and Josh Shaw delve into the world of hot rodding, exploring Josh's journey from a car-loving childhood to becoming a prominent figure in the hot rod community. 2:21:01

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In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange and Josh Shaw delve into the world of hot rodding, exploring Josh's journey from a car-loving childhood to becoming a prominent figure in the hot rod community. They discuss the influence of family, the importance of racing in shaping character, and the evolution of hot rod culture. Josh shares …

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#130 Thousand island blessing: The Howling Stones (1997) by Alan Dean Foster 7:41

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It's been over a year since we last covered a novel in Alan Dean Foster's expansive Humanx Commonwealth setting. In these far-future novels, humanity has allied with the insectoid thranx species, which resemble huge, intelligent ants. Together, the two species create a benevolent, star-faring civilisation. The thranx are disappointingly absent from…

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Tim and Carrie Strange interviews Alan and Angie Johnson, a dynamic couple in the hot rodding world. 2:34:57

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In this engaging conversation, Tim and Carrie Strange interviews Alan and Angie Johnson, a dynamic couple in the hot rodding world. They discuss their early influences, the journey of building their hot rod shop, and the various awards and recognitions they have received. The conversation also delves into their experiences at Bonneville, the challe…

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Host Tim Strange interviews Kyle Kuhnhausen, a young and talented builder in the automotive industry. 2:14:17

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange interviews Kyle Kuhnhausen, a young and talented builder in the automotive industry. They discuss Kyle's journey from his early days in BMX to his passion for building hot rods and race cars. The conversation delves into Kyle's family background in the automotive world, his experie…

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#129 Blind man's bluff: Night Walk (1967) by Bob Shaw 7:44

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In recent years, the reputation of the Northern Irish writer Bob Shaw has grown. He died in 1996, but left behind a large body of cleverly entertaining science fiction series, novels, and stories. Today, more readers are discovering Shaw's work, which is eminently readable and packed with intriguing ideas taken in surprising directions. Recently, I…

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Tim & Carrie Strange take 2 with Brian Brennan 54:20

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie Strange with Brian Brennan delve into the evolution of automotive magazines, the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the future of print versus digital media. They discuss the inception of In the Garage Media, the importance of maintaining print publications, and the u…

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Tim and Carrie Strange welcome Brian Brennan, a veteran in the automotive magazine industry. 2:36:36

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, host Tim Strange and co-host Carrie Strange welcome Brian Brennan, a veteran in the automotive magazine industry. They discuss Brian's early influences in hot rodding, his journey through drag racing, and his extensive career in automotive journalism, including his time at Street Rodder and other n…

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Tim and Carrie Strange recap their recent experiences at various automotive events, including BMX races, LS Fest, the Triple Crown of Rodding, & MoParty. 1:29:24

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Wave podcast, hosts Tim and Carrie Strange recap their recent experiences at various automotive events, including BMX races, LS Fest, the Triple Crown of Rodding, and MoParty. They discuss the highlights, challenges, and successes of these events, including record attendance, charity fundraising efforts, and th…

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Indiana Rail Road President and CEO Joe Gioe 27:03

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The Indiana Rail Road (INRD) named Joe Gioe President and CEO in mid-August 2024. A career railroader with 20 years of industry experience, he has held leadership positions at two Class I railroads, with most of his tenure at BNSF, where he was twice named Employee of the Year for intermodal train execution and delivery of major infrastructure proj…

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#128 Space and the mind: The Black Corridor (1969) by Michael Moorcock and Hilary Bailey 7:22

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The hugely prolific Michael Moorcock is credited with making a major contribution to New Wave science fiction, mainly due to his editorship of the pivotal British magazine New Worlds. Moorcock wrote relatively few science fiction novels, certainly compared to his huge output of fantasy work, which he used to help support New Worlds financially. How…

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Tim and Carrie interview Damon Lee, the current editor of the Goodguys Gazette 1:59:23

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie interview Damon Lee, the current editor of the Good Guys Gazette. Damon shares his journey into the automotive world, which started with his dad freelancing for car magazines. He grew up surrounded by car magazines and car shows, which sparked his passion for cars. Damon got his firs…

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Worldline Transport Markets Director, UK and Ireland Martin Howell 21:41

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Speaking with IRJ Editor-in-Chief Kevin Smith on this episode is Martin Howell, Transport Markets Director for the UK and Ireland at Worldline, a payment service provider, which also operates a number of operational systems for the railway in Britain. The discussion focuses on possible changes to ticketing in Britain and what Worldline is hoping to…

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NJT President and CEO and Northeast Corridor Commission Co-Chair Kevin Corbett 35:52

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New Jersey Transit President and CEO and Northeast Corridor (NEC) Commission Co-Chair Kevin Corbett and Railway Age Editor-in-Chief William C. Vantuono discuss key issues involved with the 453-mile Washington D.C.-New York-Boston NEC, the nation’s busiest passenger rail system. The NEC—its main line and connecting corridors to Harrisburg, Pa.; Spuy…

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#127 Science fiction in disguise: Inversions (1998) by Iain M. Banks 8:42

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The time has come to continue exploring Iain M. Banks' Culture series. Inversions is the fifth of nine novels, and also the last to be published in the 1990s. This time, Banks stretched himself further than ever before, experimenting with a radically different view of his post-scarcity setting. What does the Culture look like, viewed from a medieva…

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Tim and Carrie interview Roger Burman 1:42:28

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie interview Roger Berman, a renowned car builder. Roger's career in car building started with his love for motorcycles and racing. He raced motocross and three-wheelers before transitioning to building hot rods. His first hot rod was a 1935 Ford 5-Window Coupe, built with junkyard part…

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#126 A very British disaster: The Day of the Triffids (1951) by John Wyndham 8:43

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No discussion of classic British science fiction could be complete without mentioning John Wyndham, and perhaps especially his 1951 novel The Day of the Triffids. A pioneer in the noble tradition of the British disaster novel, this influential classic piles not one, or two, but three catastrophes onto the world. The protagonist, Bill Masen, must na…

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Tim and Carrie interview Corey and Ashley Talbert, a hot rod power couple. 1:48:58

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie interview Corey and Ashley Talbert, a hot rod power couple. Ashley grew up in the hot rod industry, working with her dad and hot rod hero, Dan Webb. Corey is a second-generation hot rodder who works for GM. They share their experiences in the industry and their love for traditional h…

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#125 Future faith: Let the Fire Fall (1969) by Kate Wilhelm and Strength of Stones (1981) by Greg Bear 8:20

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This episode covers two quite different science fiction novels by two quite different writers, published more than a decade apart. What links them is their emphasis on religious themes. Let the Fire Fall by Kate Wilhelm was published in 1969, and is largely forgotten. Set in a near-contemporary world, it deals with alien visitation and a manipulati…

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Hear the event recap from behind the scenes look with Tim and Carrie on the past four events they have attended. 1:28:47

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Tim and Carrie sit down to recap the past month of events they have attend - Starting with KKOA Leadsled Spectacular in Salina, KS next onto NSRA Street Rod Nationals in Louisville, KY, then Roadkill nights, Pontiac MI and finally the Tri-Five Nationals in Bowling Green, KY. Hear the behind the scenes view as Tim or Carrie was working these events.…

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Linsinger Presents InnoTrans 2024 Plans 31:07

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In its inaugural podcast, we hear from Walter Kastinger, head of sales at Linsinger’s mobile rail milling division. Kastinger presents the rail milling solutions that visitors to this year’s InnoTrans can expect to see at Linsinger’s exhibit at the outside display area. This includes a new rail milling train called Railmaster®; a new innovative rai…

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Who is Jim Cozzie and why is he so cool? Tim & Carrie sit down with this SEMA Hall of Fame member. 2:17:24

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A great friend, a passionate industry expert, Jim Cozzie sits down with Tim and Carrie - they take you through the automotive career - from drag racing to SEMA Hall of Fame. Jim has automotive blood running through his veins, come along to hear his back ground and where he is at today.

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#124 Moral hazard: Preferred Risk (1955) by Frederik Pohl and Lester del Rey 8:44

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Back in episode 111, I took a trip back to the 1950s, and looked at three books written collaboratively by Frederik Pohl and Cyril M. Kornbluth. The first two of these, The Space Merchants and Gladiator-at-Law, are major landmarks in the development of social science fiction. In 1955, while that collaboration was ongoing, Frederik Pohl published an…

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Robbie Azevedo on The Strange Motion Way 1:57:03

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie Strange interview Robbie Azevedo, a talented hot rod builder. Robbie shares his journey in the industry, starting from a young age working in his family's wrecking yard. He talks about his early experiences building cars and competing in shows like SEMA. Robbie also discusses his own…

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#123 In love with death: Rogue Moon (1960) by Algis Budrys 9:05

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Originally published in 1960, Rogue Moon is an excellent novel by the Lithuanian-American author, critic, and editor Algis Budrys. If you read classic science fiction and encounter contemporary reviews of those books, you are sure to have heard Budrys' name. He was a major critic of SF for many years. However he was also a highly capable writer of …

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The Strange Motion Way Podcast with Dave Shuten 1:35:39

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The Strange Motion Way Podcast brings you Dave Shuten! Automotive artist, Show rod builder and restorer, from Galpin auto sports - The Builder from Discovery Channels Driver/Kar Kings Show. On our Tim's Hot Rod Brothers, and world traveler. We talk growing up in Detroit, working at GM, Roth cars, TV and working by yourself.Dave does not do a lot of…

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#122 Suffering for art: Meridian Days (1992) by Eric Brown 8:14

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A debut novel which deals with guilt, art, and suspicious happenings on a troubled colony founded on matter transmission. The British SF author Eric Brown passed away in March 2023. He first came to prominence through his short fiction in the 1980s. Following the publication of his first collection, Brown was given the chance to put out his first n…

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Wings Callahan was the voice of NSRA for 42 years and brought a unique atmosphere to car shows with his announcing and music selection. 1:11:52

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim Strange interviews Wings Callahan, the former voice of NSRA (National Street Rod Association). They discuss Wings' background in cars and radio, his experiences announcing at car shows, and the changes in the car show scene over the years. They also touch on the camaraderie and late-night parki…

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#121 Seeing is believing: A Wreath of Stars (1976) by Bob Shaw 8:16

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What if we share our world with a different intelligent species, but are separated from them by a failure of perception? And what if that gap could be bridged by a new technology, a new way of seeing? That is the premise of Bob Shaw's 1976 novel A Wreath of Stars. In his ninth novel, the Northern Irish writer combined his interest in optics with sp…

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Rail Insights 2024 With Norfolk Southern EVP and COO John Orr 31:07

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Norfolk Southern Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer joined Railway Age Editor-in-Chief William C. Vantuono at the 2024 Rail Insights Conference for this discussion on the changes that have been under way at the Class I railroad. Much has been accomplished, and much more work needs to be done.…

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#120 Cities at war: Oath of Fealty (1981) by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle 9:08

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In a recent episode, we looked at Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth, who formed the most important science fiction writing team of the 1950s. This instalment looks at a key book by a dominant collaboration of the 1970s and 1980s - Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle. These right-wing hard SF authors worked together on numerous books, and even collaborat…

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie interview Brad Starks from Brad Starks Customs. 1:19:51

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In this episode of the Strange Motion Way podcast, Tim and Carrie interview Brad Starks from Brad Starks Customs. They discuss Brad's background in hot rods and customs, his early influences, and his journey to becoming a professional builder. Brad shares stories about his first cars, his first job in the automotive industry, and the cars that put …

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Commercial and Operational Strategies for Class I Volume Growth, With Farrukh Bezar 25:15

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How can Class I scheduled railroad operations translate into volume growth? What are the opportunities for industrial development? Why are short line and regional partnerships key to overall rail industry success? Is more culture change needed at the Class I’s? Farrukh A. Bezar offers his perspectives during this discussion with Railway Age Editor-…

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#119: A case of consciousness: The Soul of the Robot (1974) by Barrington J. Bayley 8:37

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Barrington J. Bayley's novel The Soul of the Robot (1974) fits within the wider context of robot stories in SF - these include Isaac Asimov's influential tales from the 1940s, and the more subversive work of John Sladek in the 1980s. The protagonist of Bayley's novel, the fully conscious robot Jasperodus, can be seen as a kind of middle ground betw…

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The Strange Motion Way interviews Cody Walls from Traditional Metal Craft. 1:26:39

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They discuss Cody's background in hot rods, his work at various shops, and his own personal builds. Cody shares his love for concept cars and his passion for metal shaping. They also touch on the current trends in the hot rod industry and the importance of staying true to one's own style. In this conversation, Tim Strange and Cody Walls discuss the…

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#118 Schlock and awe: The Paradox Men (1953) by Charles L. Harness 7:47

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Charles L. Harness' 1953 novel The Paradox Men was originally published under the title Flight Into Yesterday. It is a classic example of elevated pulp, which features swordfights, superpowers, voyages to the sun, and a strange furry creature that can speak - if only to speak the phrase "don't go..." The Paradox Men is featured in David Pringle's 1…

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Behind the scenes with Tim Strange 1:35:19

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Tim and Carrie discuss various topics including Tim's childhood, his high school experience, and the progress of his OBS truck build. They also touch on how they manage their time between traveling and working in the shop. In this part of the conversation, Tim and Carrie discuss their dedication to their work and the challenges they face in managin…

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#117: Man and machine: “A Meeting with Medusa” (1971) and The Medusa Chronicles (2016) 7:28

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Originally published in the December 1971 issue of Playboy, “A Meeting With Medusa” is generally thought of as Clarke’s last significant shorter work. Notably, it won the Nebula Award for Best Novella the following year. It was also an early inspiration for two of Clarke’s successors in the British SF scene. 45 years after the novella’s publication…

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The Strange Motion Way sits down with Jack Walker - Kustom Car Hall of Famer 1:13:48

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Tim and Carrie Sit down with Jack Walker - hear about Jack's interest in cars starting with drag racing evolving into custom cars; the clone of the famous Barris Hirohata Merc, Legends Tribute, and Cavalcade of Kustoms.

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Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw, Doing What’s Right 11:27

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Norfolk Southern on June 17 released its 2024 Midyear Report on Safety Accomplishments, which summarizes the railroad’s organizational actions, safety improvements and partnerships enacted in the past 16 months. “When we make a promise, we deliver on that promise,” NS President and CEO Alan Shaw noted. “That started with our Six-Point Safety Plan a…

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Behind the Scenes with Jeff Thisted 1:17:36

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Tim and Carrie sit down with Jeff Thisted and hear about his story, how he got hooked on cars, learn about his 55 Chevy 210 station Wagon and how he got involved in the Hot Rod Powertour!

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#116 End of days: The Forge of God (1987) by Greg Bear 7:44

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In The Forge of God (1987), the Earth’s demise is an inevitability. Greg Bear’s novel of apocalypse was published when he was establishing himself as a leader of American hard SF in the 1980s. This is a sophisticated, chillingly believable, and scientifically rigorous view of the end of the world. Crucially, Bear is as interested in human beings as…

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Custom Car lover, lead guitarist Jerry Horton from Papa Roach 1:32:05

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Tim and Carrie sit down with Jerry Horton, lead guitarist, backing vocalist and founding member of the rock band Papa Roach! Jerry has a super Killer Custom and runs the Instagram page #drivekulture

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507: Unlocking Business Succession: The Power of ESOPs with Keith Butcher 24:48

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In an interview with Jason Hartman, Keith Butcher, founder of Butcher Joseph, discusses business succession and Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs). With many business owners approaching retirement, ESOPs offer a tax-efficient way to transition ownership to employees. This model enhances employee retention and loyalty, providing long-term retire…

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Discusses Railways 30:13

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Danielle Smith, Premier of Canada’s Alberta Province, discusses freight and passenger rail in the Province from economic, social and environmental standpoints with Railway Age Editor-in-Chief William C. Vantuono. CN and Canadian Pacific Kansas City are essential to Canada’s economy and the nation’s growing role as an exporter, as well as Alberta’s …

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Tim Strange sits down with Kevin Anderson - Custom Car Revival 1:10:58

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Hear all about the Custom Car Revival in Indianapolis IN with Kevin Anderson and Tim Strange!

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#115 Faith in the stars: To Open the Sky (1967) by Robert Silverberg 7:55

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Robert Silverberg's To Open the Sky (1967) combines five pre-planned stories originally published in Galaxy magazine in 1965 and 1966, it is an interestingly structured piece of work published at a time when Silverberg was just entering his own personal golden age. It also combines themes of religion, psychic powers, terraforming, immortality, and …

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Hear what Gene Winfield has to say to Tim Strange 49:52

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Tim and Carrie Strange sat down with the automotive customizer and fabricator Gene Winfield (recorded in 2023) Gene was born June 16, 1927 - He is just getting Started!

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#114 A Thousand Worlds: Dying of the Light (1977) and Tuf Voyaging (1986) by George R.R. Martin 11:20

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George R.R. Martin is easily one of the best-known, most successful, and wealthiest genre writers still working today - albeit slowly. While Martin is a giant of modern fantasy writing, even some of his ardent fans may not be aware that he first made an impact in science fiction. This episode first covers his debut novel from 1977, Dying of the Lig…