Listen as Angie shares her knowledge and experience as both a marathoner and registered nurse to help you run smarter, feel better, and go the distance. Whether you are a new runner or have logged many miles, Marathon Training Academy will propel you to the next level.
All this week listen for songs.... Hear it on Out of the Box, read Paul's review and hear a sampler of the cd by clicking the cd cover.
The Monocle Weekly signs on with a mix of smart discussion, previews, field reports and feature interviews. From our studio in London and our bureaux in Tokyo and New York, Monocle's editors focus on the horizon and explore the looming stories within the five areas that define our editorial agenda: global affairs, business, culture, design and consumer culture. Welcome to the third episode of the Monocle Weekly. This week we go to Gaza City to hear about the situation on the ground from Khaled Abdel Shafi, head of the regional United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). We also have an appointment with newspaper doctor Mario García, who has helped more than 500 newspapers rethink their business in the face of the digital revolution. Arianna Huffington, co-founder and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post, joins us to talk about what lies in store for president-elect Barack Obama after his inauguration on 20 January. Finally, the third edition of Monocle Weekly is topped off by a summary of this week’s cultural highlights, cherry-picked by culture editor Robert Bound.
Tired of all the complicated, drawn-out explanations when it comes to technology and how it relates to you? If so, The Waves of Tech is the podcast for you! In one episode, we may be talking about tech advancements in healthcare, education, and aeronautics. The next episode may be about the tech giants of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft. From top to bottom, we cover, discuss, and analyze the entire spectrum of the tech industry while focusing on how its influences your daily life. 2014 and 2015 Podcast Award finalist.
In-depth interviews with important figures in pop culture, literature, comedy and the arts, commentary and banter, and original comedy. Time Magazine's "Pick of the Podcasts." Salon.com says: "If you've never heard of The Sound of Young America, then The Sound of Young America is the greatest radio show you've never heard of." (Note: this feed contains the unexpurgated version of the program, not the radio version. May very occaisionally contain strong language, particularly in music clips.)
From the newest cars to the hottest events, Driving Sports TV's Extra! is your connection to the fast-moving automotive world. A new episode every week! Produced and written by automotive journalist Ryan Douthit and featuring Aaron Bartel. Driving Sports has confirmed that Ken Block will driving for Ford in 2010 in both the Rally America Series and the World Rally Championship! Plus, we talk with Pastrana before he makes his big New Year's jump and check out the MINI Beachcomber, a modern v
A weekly podcast from Chicago featuring reviews, interviews, top 5 lists and insightful film talk with Adam Kempenaar and Matty Robinson. Also heard on Chicago Public Radio. March 28: This week... Adam and Matty ship off for an extended tour of duty with Ryan Phillippe as they discuss "Stop-Loss," the latest film from "Boys Don't Cry" writer/director Kimberly Peirce. Plus, in honor of Adam's "don't ask, don't tell" man crush on "Stop-Loss" co-star Channing Tatum, the boys share their Top 5 Up-and-Coming Actors. Also on the show: Listener Feedback, Massacre Theatre and our Pedro Almodóvar Marathon continues with 1999's "All About My Mother." Music by Dick Prall from the album "Weightless" courtesy of Authentic Records. Filmspotting is presented by SpoutBlog and the FilmCouch podcast. Find out why The New York Times says, "SpoutBlog's got it all," at blog.spout.com. ...And by TLAVideo.com. Buy DVDs online at the Filmspotting store! CONTESTS Submit your best Filmspotting Poll question idea to feedback@filmspotting.net and if we use it next week, you'll win Walk the Line Extended Cut, a new 2-Disc Special Edition that includes 17 minutes of bonus footage, extended musical sequences, director commentary, featurettes and more. Spout.com invites Filmspotting listeners to recast "The Last Dragon" and get a shot at great prizes at lastdragon.spout.com. Filmspotting #203 :24-14:35 - Review: "Stop-Loss" Music: Dick Prall, "Halfway To Hollywood" 15:36-19:10 - Corrections, Notes 19:11-27:03 - Listener Feedback (Fourth Wall Movies) Music: Dick Prall, "The Cornflakes Song" 28:09-31:42 - Massacre Theatre (Winner: Renee Stern) 31:43-39:56 - Almodóvar #3: "All About My Mother" Music: Dick Prall, "If It Bends" 40:28-45:38 - New DVDs, Contests, Donations 45:39-49:38 - Top 5 Setup, Poll Questions 49:39-1:03:40 - Top 5: Up-and-Coming Actors 1:03:41-1:06:10 - Close/Next Show/Outtake NOTES/CORRECTIONS - Studio 360 interview with Kimberly Peirce. - Matty and I realize that we have a tendency to lump any 'war on terror' movie into the same category even if that's not really appropriate. For example, "Taxi To The Dark Side" is a movie about the U.S. policy on torture and not really an 'Iraq movie', though a good chunk of it does deal with Abu Ghraib. - Matty commented that "Stop-Loss" is basically "Varsity Blues" goes to war. Am I crazy, or were the marketing folks apparently thinking the same thing? Check out the posters here and here. - Who is Sargent Shriver? Find out here. - A Tale of Two Pedros by Michael Atkinson.
Hosted by Ray Suarez and Deborah Amos, America Abroad examines key issues in international affairs and U.S. foreign policy. It features archival material and original analysis, and provides the historical context essential to understanding pressing international issues.
FilmWeek on AirTalk, hosted by Larry Mantle, is a one hour weekly segment devoted to films. It offers reviews of the week's new movies, interviews with filmmakers, and discussions on various aspects of the industry. The FilmWeek critics are: Andy Klein of CityBeat, Lael Loewenstein of Variety, Wade Major of boxoffice.com and CityBeat, Jean Oppenheimer of Village Voice Media, Claudia Puig of USA Today, Peter Rainer of the Christian Science Monitor, Henry Sheehan of HenrySheehan.com, and Charles Solomon, animation critic for amazon.com. More FilmWeek at kpcc.org.
About the Show . BackStoryis a brand-new public radio program that brings historical perspective to the events happening around us today. On each show, renowned U.S. historians Ed Ayers, Peter Onuf, and Brian Balogh tear a topic from the headlines and plumb its historical depths. Over the course of the hour, they are joined by fellow historians, people in the news, and callers interested in exploring the roots of what’s going on today. Together, they drill down to colonial times and earlier, revealing the connections (and disconnections) between past and present. With its passionate, intelligent, and irreverent approach, BackStory is fun and essential listening no matter who you are.
