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Seattle is a buffet of great food... if you know where to look. Seattle Times journalist Tan Vinh invites listeners to the area's hottest restaurants, road-side food stalls and everywhere in between to find the best meals in the city and to meet the people who make them sing.

New episodes every other Thursday.

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Talking about all kinds of sandwiches with 3 of the internet's favorite Sandwich Experts. The triumvirate of Barry Enderwick (Sandwiches of History), Jon Ostrander (Sandwich Dad), and Jim Behymer (Sandwich Tribunal) will having you thinking inside the bread box, and garnishing your expectations with the pickle inspiration and toping it all off the olive periscope of hilarity. 

Maybe it’s just a quiet annoyance you’ve grudgingly learned to put up with, or a life defining issue that makes it hard to move forward. Whatever it is, Alex Goldman — reporter, radio producer, and overconfident idiot — will get to the bottom of it (if there’s a bottom to be found. Results may vary). Follow Alex as he figures out not only the vast hidden mechanisms that create these problems, but works with you, the listener, to find a solution. Or at least enough of an explanation that you’re ok with the annoyance. He’s not perfect. Hyperfixed is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX, a network of independent and listener-supported podcasts. Discover audio with vision at radiotopia.fm. 

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Tune in every TUESDAY to hear two best friends yap about all things romance book related !

One thing about our leading ladies Father Lib and Sister Britt, they are going to speak their minds about all of their honest thoughts and feelings. With over 2,000 romance books read between the two of them, they know what they love + majorly dislike at this point.. which can lead to some LOUD opinions. But that is exactly what they are meant to be - their opinions. Where they might dislike something, you might completely love it, and that's ohkay. Here at The Smut Daddy Podcast we do NOT yuck people's yums, but we don't shy away from our beliefs.

    What Shines with the Dawn is the first book of The Odysseys of Alaythia series. Book One follows the epic adventure of Virginia Singerman. 

     After the murder of her parents, Virginia moves to East Tennessee to live under the custody of her distant uncle in his palatial estate.

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     One day, while exploring her new quarters, she finds a diary in an old room that had been locked off for over 100 years. 

     Ignoring the warning that came with the book, she flips through its pages, reading about a teenage girl from the 1800’s named Rose Cohen, who lived in the same mansion before her. 

     Virginia’s attention is gripped as Rose describes of a place nearby called Alaythia, where men can turn into beasts, warriors can sprout wings from their backs and channel fire through their very being, and her story of how she was kidnaped and rescued by these same individuals. 

     It is not long after that the very things Virginia read about begin to manifest and hunt her down. 

     Through the brave skills and crafts of Charles, her high school crush and one who knows more about what’s happening than he originally led her to believe, Virginia is protected and taken into another world: a world waiting for her, a world where she learns the truth about herself, a world that tells prophesies of her unlocking an ancient weapon that the dark ones fear, that is, if she she can be safeguarded long enough for it to come to pass.

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     All the chapters/episodes of Book I are available on all major podcasting platforms. To remain updated with the progress and released of Book II subscribed wherever you listen to your podcasts and follow The Odysseys of Alaythia on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and X to never miss an update. 

Drinks in the library, the only library where drinks aren’t just allowed, they are required! Each episode librarian Gigi Howard interviews a guest about their favorite book and we pair it with a drink for you to make at home or share with your next book club meet-up!

Cara Clare and James Blatch host a weekly light-hearted chat about all things self publishing. 

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They've seen an interstate cut their once-thriving neighborhood in half. They've seen their community cut off from the commercial and cultural engines of the city. They've seen racialized terror visited on their own backyards. But through it all, they've fought to hold onto the place they love.

We Are North Nashville: The Podcast is about the lives of elders who call North Nashville home, in their own words. It's about the ways the elders have kept joy alive in their neighborhood in spite of all the challenges it has faced. It's about the history that newcomers to the city don't always know, or even think to ask about. It's about walking the streets and still seeing the way people held this place together, even when city planners set about ripping it apart.

This is a show about North Nashville. It's also a story about the United States, where Black communities have been cut apart, razed and deprived for generations in the name of progress that does not include them. More importantly, We Are North Nashville is what happens when the people who live history get to tell it.

• Hosted by M. Simone Boyd and Andrea Tudhope
• Produced, edited and mixed by Andrea Tudhope
• Original music by S-Wrap
• Additional production by Steve Haruch

In a podcast that lives up to its name, Mona Kosar Abdi and Jeannette Reyes go “Awf the Record” with industry disruptors and cultural tastemakers, bringing you candid conversations that reflect the dynamic intersection of media, culture, and society . It’s a show that lives between the news of the day and the group chat. [Awf- Thuh- Rekərd ].

In this show, we have conversations about various aspects of classical thinking. Our goal is to help make the Great Conversation more accessible to students and families.