The show that will keep you up to speed on all things NBA news and analysis, while also being incredibly unserious along the way. Equal parts advanced stats and vibe enthusiasts. Some might say the most substantive nonsense in basketball.
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Brian Goulet and Drew Brown of GouletPens.com talk about all the fountain pen things that pen fans love. They talk about what’s going on at The Goulet Pen Company, what’s new in the fountain pen world, there are interviews with people in the fountain pen industry, and lots of jokes and fun segments to keep you entertained and maybe even educated about fine writing and fountain pen-related products.
Lee Arnold was the best known air personality at WHN, New York, the most listened to Country music radio station of all time. After working at WSCR in his hometown of Scranton, he continued his broadcasting career at WAVY radio/TV and WNTA AM/FM/TV, both in Norfolk, VA. Lee became Music Director and Air Personality at Country formatted WJRZ, Hackensack, NJ (1965-1971), which served the New York City metropolitan area. Lee also tried his hand at music, creating a few singles from 1968 through the seventies. He recorded a few popular singles, “A Trucker’s Christmas” and “Mama Sang a Song” (https://open.spotify.com/track/6jBZSgTgG9446rHga0Scrc . He joined WHN radio (1971-1988), an Adult Contemporary radio station which ultimately evolved into to a Country format in 1973. While at WHN, Lee hosted the weekly nationally syndicated shows “Country Cookin” and “Country Line” (1972-1976). Later, he hosted the Mutual Broadcasting System’s “On A Country Road” (1981-1991) and was the voice of “Country In The Air,” an in-flight airline Country Music channel. He was honored by Billboard Magazine, The Country Music Association (1976) and The Academy of Country Music (1983) as Major Market Country Disc Jockey of the Year. Lee Arnold appears as announcer on two landmark live Country albums, “Buck Owens and The BuckeroosCarnegie Hall Concert” and “Country Comes To Carnegie Hall.” Lee subsequently joined Country formatted WYNY, NY (1991-1993). Lee Arnold was inducted into The Country Music DJ Hall of Fame in 2002. He joined the Sirius Satellite Network in 2001, hosting both Country music and American Standard shows simultaneously. He also was a co-anchor analyst for both ESPN and Animal Planet’s dog show series. In July of 2002, he debuted a new syndicated weekly show as host of “Country CloseUP” on Triumph Radio Network. He retired from the business to spend time with family in 2010. Today Lee lives in Chester, NJ with his daughter and her wife and his five grandchildren. Lee is actively involved with animals today. He has two French bulldogs, Mr. B an Puzzle, who are his constant companions and can sometimes be heard on his latest venture, his podcast, that takes us backwards and then forwards in time through amazing conversations with Country artists of the past. Lee looks to not only tell the lost stories of some of the great artists of our time, but also to bring a perspective to listeners about reflection and change. He shares his opinions of today’s Country music, discusses being in his nineties and dealing with the loss of a spouse, as well as being active and an important part of an energetic and modern family. Join Lee as he shares conversations and country music with his friends.
Every week, Kristen and Jen (best friends since the second grade) have smart, funny. and honest conversations about investing, tech, and business. From Princeton and Brown to Morgan Stanley, as former investment bankers turned entrepreneurs and podcasters, Kristen and Jen take the most complex deals, market moves, and tech breakthroughs and distill them into stories you care about.
From conversations with the biggest names in investing to deep dives people can’t stop sharing — not to mention the occasional HBO Industry red carpet — this is the show Wall Street is obsessed with.
3PAAC discusses issues ranging from the basics of grounding and shielding to sexuality in paganism, attempting to bring both good humour and enthusiastically amateur research to every topic that occurs to them.
Offering concise reports on the ongoings in the Town of Saugeen Shores, with a side of fun. Hosted by Heather Hyde and Jay Pausner.
Fed with Chris van Tulleken is a new food podcast, investigating the entangled web of forces that shape what ends up on our plates. In the first series, Planet Chicken, Chris digs into the story of one of the most widely eaten meats on earth – to try to get to the truth of why we eat so much of it, and what that means for the birds, for us, and for the planet.
If there’s one thing Chris knows, it’s what he should and shouldn’t be eating.
He’s across the dangers of ultra-processed foods: those nutritionally empty snacks that fill our supermarket shelves and entrance our kids. And at the same time, he’s confident he knows what we should be eating: good, old fashioned whole food – recognisable ingredients, no mysterious additives, no harmful rubbish.
Something like a nice wholesome roast chicken, perhaps? In fact, in the van Tulleken household that’s a family favourite.
But recently, Chris has been getting asked more questions – by neighbours, people on the street, even government ministers: and he’s realised there’s a massive gap in his food knowledge.
Sure, he knows what happens in our bodies once that delicious gravy-drenched chicken dinner passes our lips: but what about everything that comes before that? Where it’s from, how it was reared, how it was processed? Can he say what toll the process of getting that chicken from farm to plate might’ve have taken on the animal, the environment, the nutritional content?
Because in a world where so much food comes via an industrialised, globalised food system; where we’re subtly influenced at every turn by advertising and price tags; and where ALL food choices ultimately come with a cost of some sort – how much do any of us really know or want to know about the consequences of our dinner?
Nudhara Yusuf and Daniel Perell of the Coalition for the United Nations We Need—also with the Stimson Center’s Global Governance Innovation Network, and the Baha’i International Community—look ahead to the UN’s 2024 Summit of the Future through a series of intimate and penetrating discussions with many of the international figures contributing to the Summit’s shaping.
Join them as they talk with people from all regions of the world, and with diverse international service experience, as they consult on how the Summit of the Future can realize its promise.
The Future of Fraud Investigation is ScanWriter‘s podcast. In these sessions, we talk with the industry‘s leading experts and share how technology is making the lives of investigators less complicated.
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