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The Good Looks Podcast made it's debut in 2018. The goal of the podcast was to bring friends together weekly to share their knowledge regarding their favorite sports, provide analysis of sports, and share hot takes (typically involving sports). Sports. In 2024, the podcast returns with a renewed focus on providing featured interviews. The goal will be share both my guest's passions and my own passions with listeners. Got action items? (not those kind of action items) The fun ones - that you ...
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Quakers and other seekers explore visions of the world growing up through the cracks of our broken systems. The Seed is a podcast from Pendle Hill, a Quaker center, open to all, for Spirit-led learning, retreat, and community in Wallingford, PA. This project was made possible by the generous support of the Thomas H. & Mary Williams Shoemaker Fund.
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Explore the surprising and thrilling world of love, sex, and relationships with "Come With Us Podcast." Dive into passionate conversations with hosts Beth Darling, a single, former divorce lawyer turned love and sex coach, and Aaron, a conservative, outspoken married man. Together, they unravel the mysteries of sensual connection, erotic intimacy, and romantic love in search of fulfilling your deepest passionate desires. Whether you're single or committed, this podcast offers forthright insi ...
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These are conversations in the moment. They are not about facts, they are about discovery through free flowing words being spoken and received by the thoughtful presence of each person and you the listener. Each episode leads us down unexpected roads that appear from our commitment to staying present in the moment and with each other. We find that when we slow down and share life experiences through our collective focus and our desire to understand, we can then expand into uncharted territor ...
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Justice Focus

Omar Phoenix Khan

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A criminology podcast that focuses on the latest exciting projects happening in criminal justice all over the world. It brings together practitioners, front line staff, NGO workers, academics - basically all those people working passionately and compassionately in criminal justice systems.
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Sonically Speaking

Justin Savage, Charles Allison

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Welcome to Sonically Speaking where we look at artists who have taken a different path in life and see how they got there. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sonically-speaking/support
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Kinktra Unmasked

Jane Jett , Bettie Bondage

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Two Sexual Intellectuals, Jane Jett and Bettie Bondage, discuss openly and unapologetically, bridging topics dedicated to enriching and entertaining erotic education. Taking on all sexual taboo topics, the health benefits of sex, and sexual positivity.
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Join host, Master Magician, Historian and Collector of all things Bizarre and Weird, Paul Noffsinger as he has conversations about various topics with some of the interesting and fascinating people he has encountered in his amazing story filled life. These podcasts were originally broadcast as Facebook Live videos at www.facebook.com/themysterycollection, you can also find these videos at www.youtube.com/themysterycollection For more details on Paul and The Mystery Collection shows visit www ...
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The 33Fuel Podcast

33Fuel Natural Sports Nutrition

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At 33Fuel we’re here for your Performance, Health and a Fitter Future - it’s our Fuelosophy®. This podcast lives that Fuelosophy with great fitness, health & training content for your performance today, your health tomorrow and a fitter future for us all. 33Fuel crafts multi-award-winning natural sports nutrition. Starting at our kitchen table in 2012, today we serve thousands of happy customers worldwide and have supplied elite performers from the England Football team to Tour de France win ...
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This week, we’re joined by Russell Graham, a talented multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter, and vocalist, best known for his work with Nile Rodgers and Chic. Russell shares his journey from performing at the Apollo Theater to going viral with his rendition of the Soul Glo theme on NPR’s Tiny Desk. He discusses what it’s like to balance life …
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The Corpse Flower By Thomas Zimmerman Read by Patrice C. Smith Amorphophallus titanum—a.k.a. the Corpse Flower. A towering eight-foot Araceae, infamous for the sickly-sweet stench of decay it releases when in bloom. They are popular attractions at botanical gardens but only grow naturally in the tropical rainforests of Indonesia. Until now. When a …
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Dr. Riyam Kafri AbuLaban, a former principal at Ramallah Friends School and a writer from Palestine, shares her insights on world-building amidst conflict and the complexities of raising children under occupation. Joining Dwight is Steve Tamari, a Palestinian-American Quaker and historian who offers reflections on the ongoing genocide in Palestine …
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This week, Bernie and Lisa sit down with Phillip W. Palmer, an Emmy-winning sound mixer celebrated for his work on hit shows like Glee and Better Call Saul. Phillip discusses the creative challenges of capturing high-quality sound on set, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his time working with iconic stars. He explains that sound mixing goes f…
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In this episode, Bernie and Lisa chat with Craig Pfunder, musician, producer, and musical director for Jake Shears. Craig shares his journey, from being adopted and growing up in an interracial family in Georgia, to discovering his passion for music. He reflects on his early influences, the evolution of VHS or Beta, and some of the challenges he fa…
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Episode Summary In our first mini-episode of Season 5, Dr. Riyam Kafri Abu Laban, a writer and educator from Ramallah, explains how Palestinian cuisine is a powerful expression of identity rooted in the land and traditions of the Palestinian people. Forced displacement and cultural appropriation have posed significant challenges to preserving this …
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This week we chat with Nick Rhodes, the legendary keyboardist and creative mastermind behind Duran Duran. In this episode, The Controller pulls back the curtain on some of the band’s most iconic performances, from breathtaking European venues to their upcoming Halloween spectacle at Madison Square Garden. We also explore his thoughts on the future …
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This week, we sit down with Adam Moyer and Kiara Williams of the musical duo Key to Adam. They share how they met during an open mic and instantly connected through music. Adam opens up about using music as therapy, while Kiara talks about her journey as a self-taught violinist and West Virginia Fiddle Champion. Together, they discuss their diverse…
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Episode Summary: In this opening episode of Season 5 of The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope, host Dwight Dunston speaks with Francisco Burgos, Executive Director of Pendle Hill, about the theme of world-building. They explore what it means to co-create new systems rooted in cooperation, reciprocity, and love. Francisco reflects on his experien…
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In this episode, Bernie talks with Paige McKenna Grube and Stacy Stanton-Runge about GOLD: The Documentary. GOLD explores the lives of dancers at the Gold Nugget strip club in Spread Eagle, Wisconsin. Paige discusses her background in filmmaking and the journey of creating a film that humanizes and uplifts women in the adult industry, while Stacy s…
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🌱 Welcome to Season 5 of The Seed: Conversations for Radical Hope! 🌱 In this special promo, host Dwight Dunston invites you into a season focused on world-building and imagination, exploring the deep questions about the future we envision and how we can start living it today. This season is packed with inspiring conversations, reflections, and new …
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This week Bernie sits down with Jim Runge, a tour manager with over 35 years in the music industry. Jim talks about his early days in the Green Bay punk scene, playing in a band that once caught the attention of a young Dave Grohl. He shares his career transition into production and tour management, balancing his work with raising a family, and how…
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In this episode, Bernie chats with Bobby Liebling, co-founder and lead singer of doom metal pioneers Pentagram. Bobby discusses the band's upcoming album, “Lightning in a Bottle”, their first in ten years, featuring a revamped lineup with members Tony Reed & Scooter Haslip of Mos Generator and Henry Vasquez of Saint Vitus. Bobby reflects on the cha…
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This week, Lisa and Bernie sit down with actor, author and musician, Keanu Reeves. Keanu shares the story of Dogstar's reunion after 22 years, the inspiration behind their latest album, “Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees”, and the passion he has for the gear he’s using on their current tour. He discusses “The Book of Elsewhere”, a bo…
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In this episode, Bernie catches up with longtime friend Will "Mekatron" Jones, a multi-talented musician, composer, and digital forensics expert. Will discusses how his company, Mekatron Media Group provides services ranging from music production to assisting law enforcement with digital investigations. He shares how personal experiences pushed him…
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This week Bernie chats with guitarist, songwriter and founder of A Curious Beast, Toby Bittenbender. Toby discusses the band's formation, the release of their debut single "Waves," (available now on all streaming platforms) and how his sobriety played a crucial role in his musical resurgence. He opens up about his past with the band JIBE, the abrup…
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This week we chat with Serena Duffin, a wardrobe stylist, costumer, and freelance photographer in the film and television industry. Serena shares her journey from growing up in West Texas to breaking into the industry and eventually working on major projects like "Nebraska," "Griselda," "Young Rock," and "For All Mankind." She discusses the challen…
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This week we had the pleasure o' sittin' doon and bletherin' with Ross Louden, a guitar tech from Greenock, Scotland. Ross shares his journey from studying music to becoming a tech for bands like Stone Sour, American Head Charge, and Buckcherry. Ross discusses the challenges of life on the road in a high-pressure environment and emphasizes the impo…
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In this episode, we chat with Simon Grocott, an experienced music industry professional who has worn many hats, from stage managing to tech work and everything in between. Simon shares his journey from growing up in East Sussex and starting as a motor mechanic to touring with iconic acts like Cliff Richard and Elton John. He reflects on the stark c…
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This week we sit down with Simon Le Bon, the iconic lead singer of Duran Duran. We congratulate him on receiving an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) and discuss his dedication to causes like marine conservation and helping the homeless. He then gives us a peek into his SiriusXM show "Whooosh!" and his passion for discovering new musi…
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This week we sit down with author and painter Carol Dawson to discuss her true crime podcast, "The Unforgotten," co-hosted with Wes Ferguson. Carol talks to us about the haunting story of Shelley Watkins' murder, a case that has remained unsolved for over 30 years. She shares chilling details of Shelley's death, some of the investigation's obstacle…
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In this episode, we sit down with Clayton Peters, brother and manager of comedian Russell Peters. Clayton discusses their working-class upbringing in Ontario, Canada and the early experiences that shaped their careers. He reflects on the challenges and successes of managing Russell’s global comedy business, from their early DJ days to selling out a…
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This week we have the pleasure of sitting down with front of house engineer, Brad Divens. Brad shares his journey from aspiring rock star to seasoned sound engineer, recounting stories from his time with Kix, Wrathchild America and Souls at Zero as well as his transition into FOH mixing for acts such as Linkin Park, Disturbed, Monster Magnet and En…
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This week we sit down with Howie Abrams, a music executive turned author from New York City. Howie discusses his journey from working at major record labels to writing. He has now authored ten books, including the soon-to-be-released biography of Vinny Stigma from Agnostic Front titled, "The Most Interesting Man in the World". Howie also discusses …
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This week Bernie reconnects with his childhood friend, Jeff Capehart, an artist known for his unique one-line "squiggly" art. Jeff discusses his journey from Corsicana, Texas, to Mesa, Arizona, the method to his artistic process, and the inspirations behind his work. He also shares his experience of creating custom pieces and the satisfaction he fi…
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In this week’s episode, I am back in the driver’s seat and interviewing my podcast partner Bernie Guerra about his recent work with Duran Duran and U2. Bernie shares behind-the-scenes details of the U2 Las Vegas Sphere residency, what it was like looking after Adam Clayton, and some of the differences between working a residency and being on tour. …
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In this week’s episode, we sit down with veteran FOH engineer Karl “Snake” Newton. Snake discusses his background as a bassist turned sound engineer, as well as his use of innovative technologies like virtual soundchecks and snapshot automation. He also shares his unique perspective on live sound mixing and some of the challenges that come with del…
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In our final episode of Season 4, Valerie Brown, an author, Buddhist-Quaker Dharma teacher, and executive coach, discusses yielding to the realignment of grief, the relationship between self care and social justice, and how Quaker communities are being called to transformation in our current political moment. Valerie Brown is an author, Buddhist-Qu…
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In this week’s episode we are joined by UK-based Systems Engineer, Wayne Hall. Wayne's impressive portfolio includes working with Lady Gaga, Roger Waters, and Duran Duran. He tells us how he got into audio engineering and about some of the technical challenges he faces during gigs. He shares his thoughts on the importance of maintaining a positive …
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Fire In The Valley By Thomas Zimmerman Read By Sally Benson Tonight, under a baleful full moon, with a wildfire raging, Nicole Vecchio and Archie Kovac prepare to shoot their most bizarre adult film yet at their mansion in the San Fernando Valley. As owners of Just4U Productions, they've seen it all—but nothing like this. Their enigmatic client, kn…
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This week we sit down with Scarlett Deering, a versatile violinist and fiddler who performs in both touring bands and recording sessions. Scarlett talks about the differences between playing violin and fiddle, and the nuances of being a side musician, and the excitement and pressures of touring. She also discusses overcoming self-doubt and the impo…
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Rabbi Mordechai Liebling draws on his decades-long experience in interfaith and interracial activism and organizing to explore the role of clergy in organizing and nonviolent direct action, the power of shared heartbreak across difference, and the current fight for a ceasefire in Gaza. Rabbi Mordechai Liebling is the Senior Advisor for POWER Interf…
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In this week’s episode, we chat with a true innovator of visual art in entertainment, Gary Oldknow. Gary takes us through his eclectic career from conducting autopsies to pioneering projection mapping and enhancing concerts through visual storytelling. Learn about his contributions to the evolution of concert experiences, his methods for creating e…
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On the show this week, Lisa and Bernie sit down with Allison David, a Dallas-based food and product photographer. Allison discusses her journey into photography, the technical aspects of her craft, and the importance of authenticity in her work. She also gives us a glimpse into her creative process, the challenges of freelancing, and her desire to …
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Felix Rosado is an abolitionist and restorative justice practitioner committed to ending human caging in all its forms. When 'justice' has become synonymous with cops, courtrooms, and cages, how do we begin to envision new ways of truth-telling and reckoning with harm? In our fourth episode of Season Four, Felix and Dwight explore this question, th…
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This week we sit down with writer, producer, director, and co-founder of Spectrograph Films, Timothy Stevens. Timothy discusses his new documentary “Dark Sanctuary, The Story of the Church.” We find out all about the gothic culture of Dallas and the long-lasting impact of this legendary venue on its community. Tune in to discover the historical sig…
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This week we sit down with Nick DeLaCruz, a former touring audio engineer turned social media personality. Nick hosts “This Is DeLaCruz” a social media channel which shines a light on the hidden figures of the live music industry. Nick shares stories from his time on the road, his struggle with addiction, his transformative years in the navy, and h…
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In this current political moment of polarization and divisiveness, when and how do we commit to staying in fellowship with one another? How do we discern individual and institutional next steps with faithfulness and humility? In this conversation, Adria discusses the ways Jesus’s life and ministry grounds her work, the importance of approaching one…
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In the heart of Philadelphia, Martin Espinoza's life turns from triathlete triumphs to a perilous game of survival. Once overweight, now a picture of health, he’s got a date tonight with the enigmatic Anjanette. Little does Martin realize she’s only interested in him for his diabetes. Anjanette is a familiar of the ancient vampire Kalmakoff, who se…
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On the show this week, Lisa and Bernie sit down with the talented Mark Erelli, a singer/songwriter from Reading, MA. Mark discusses his background in evolutionary biology, his recent diagnosis of retinitis pigmentosa, (RP) and the importance of accessibility in the music industry. He also opens up about his songwriting process and collaborations, i…
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In this week’s episode, we chat with Joanne Croxford who has been a Tour Manager, Production Coordinator and Hospitality Director in the live music industry. Joanne discusses her journey from growing up in Canada to navigating the complexities of tour management and being an advocate for LGBTQ inclusion. Jo also talks about her role in introducing …
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Parker Palmer is an teacher, activist, and writer whose work explores issues in education, community, spirituality, and social change. He and Dwight explore vocation, aging, and the paradoxes of solitude and community, life and mortality, faithfulness and urgency: How do we embrace paradox to pursue that which is life-giving? Parker Palmer is a tea…
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In this episode we chat with Wendi Ramirez, a renowned tattoo artist and entrepreneur from Austin, Texas. Wendi is the owner of Dovetail Tattoo (both locations!) and has over 30 years of experience. Wendy shares her journey into the world of tattooing, the evolution of the industry, and her perspectives on artistry and self-expression. https://www.…
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In this week’s episode, we sit down with Nate Peck, a 22-year-old who is currently making waves as the fill-in frontman for Firehouse. Nate is a self-taught vocalist who was influenced by classic rock from the 70s and 80s. He discusses his audition experience on American Idol, his collaboration with Jack Russell, and his time aboard the Monsters of…
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In this opening episode of Season 4, Dwight and Francisco discuss grief, gratitude, staying grounded amidst uncertainty and polarization, and the guiding queries and themes of the season. Dwight Dunston is a West Philly-based facilitator, hip-hop artist, educator, and activist who has brought his creativity, care, and compassion to schools, communi…
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The Lieblings By Thomas Zimmerman Read by Ellium Roberts It is December 1981, and a garbage worker strike has crippled New York City. The streets are a maze of festering heaps of trash. Arthur Gull, a germaphobe undergoing treatment at the Reiniger Clinic, lives in an opulent penthouse in Greenwich Village, high above the chaos. When the trash stri…
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On the show this week we are joined by a true legend in the live music industry, Jake Berry. Jake discusses his journey from a small village in Devon, England, to becoming the production manager for bands like AC/DC, The Rolling Stones and U2. Jake’s focus on fostering upcoming talent underscores his belief in how mentorship shapes the industry's f…
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Welcome to Season 4 of The Seed! Join us as we explore what spiritual alignment looks like in this moment of escalating social and political upheaval and violence: How do we cultivate discernment to stay the course and stay connected to our leadings? How are we being called to transform ourselves and our communities to break down systems of oppress…
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This week’s episode marks the beginning of our fourth season and to set it off right, we sit down for a chat with Sebastian Clayton. Sebastian talks about his shift from being a bass player into a digital pioneer and consultant for artists, festivals, and a wide range corporate clients. He shares insight into the evolution of digital media in music…
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On the show this week Bernie and Lisa speak with Steve Castro, a seasoned backline technician with over three decades of experience. Steve opens up about his journey in the music industry, working with icons like Sheryl Crow and Darius Rucker and reflecting on the changes he's witnessed in live music production. Steve shares personal stories, from …
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