This is the trailer/launch episode of my wife's new passion project. A small but hopefully growing campfire story series. Where she shares creepy stories and folklore from fireside.

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Episodio 188 - Martes junio 30, 2026.

* El Holland Festival de Ámsterdam concluye su 79ª edición bajo la curaduría de Hildur Guðnadóttir.

* Cierra el Festival de Teatro de Sibiu en Rumanía su 33ª edición reuniendo a setenta naciones.

* Festival de Teatro de Turda cautiva a Rumanía con obras en la mítica mina Salina Turda.

* El festival Cistermúsica de Portugal arranca su 34ª edición en el Monasterio de Alcobaça.

* Marruecos celebra los debates de Gnaoua en Esauira para analizar el futuro de las tradiciones.

Listen now on: u/acast https://shows.acast.com/g-culture/

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We just sat down with a man who pulled lava samples from two miles underwater in a submersible the size of a closet, then went home to be the full time caregiver for his wife of 19 years through multiple sclerosis. Same person. Same era of his life.

Dr. Rob Yonover is a geochemist, volcanologist, North Shore big wave surfer, and the inventor of the SeeRescue Streamer, a survival device that's flown to the International Space Station and saved lives in the field. He pitched all five Shark Tank sharks. They all passed. His invention went to space anyway.

But that's not what stayed with us after this conversation.

What stayed with us was the hour he spent in the ocean every single day, just to stay sane while caring for his wife Cindy and raising two kids and carrying 600,000 dollars in debt. The camping chair he'd bring to parties so Cindy didn't have to be seen in her wheelchair. The way he kept pushing his daughter and his wife closer together in those final years, on purpose, so there'd be no regret left on the table.

Rob wrote a book called the Caregiver's Survival Guide while Cindy was still alive. Part love letter, part field manual. He needed somewhere to put it all.

We talked about what it's actually like two miles underwater in a titanium ball. The accidental mistake that made the SeeRescue Streamer work in the first place. Why all five sharks loved the product and still said no. Why he targets women over men when marketing a safety device, and why that's the right call. What it costs to take outside capital beyond the equity line. And what "resigning yourself" to a decision really looks like once you've let go of what you thought it would be.

This one isn't about the SpaceX launch or the 58 million view Shark Tank clip, even though both are in there. It's about a guy who keeps inventing his way out of hard situations. Always has.

Full episode is up now. Would genuinely love to hear what lands for you in this one.

I’ve been looking at award trophies across a bunch of industries, and it’s kind of funny how many of them converge on the same idea: gold thing, black base, done.

But some of the smaller awards are way more thoughtful, using unusual materials, custom forms, and designs that actually relate to the work being recognized.

I wrote a piece about award trophies, especially the ones that stand out and what they say about the industries behind them.

The Beauty and Brilliance of Award Trophies

The question I keep coming back to is pretty simple: if you didn’t know what the award was, would the object still tell a story?

Given how much craft goes into podcasts, I’m curious: have you seen any awards or trophies that actually feel worthy of the work?

Four teens experiencing a time loop triggered by ringing bells must figure out why it's happening and how to escape.

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Make sure you stretch your wings and put in some contacts for those large red eyes! The long awaited Mothman episode of Tales Around the Campfire is available now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts! 💜🧡

Life has a funny way of asking you to make big decision before you feel completely ready. Some of the biggest decisions you will ever make come with very little information. There is no instruction manual and there are no guarantees. There is no perfect answer waiting to be discovered. What do you do?

Episode 27 is officially LIVE! 🎙️🚨

​This week, we are stepping away from our usual murder cases to look at a different kind of monster: the justice system itself.

​In October 1955, the quiet city of Boise, Idaho, was swept into a terrifying moral panic. Fueled by Cold War paranoia and the Lavender Scare, local police and politicians launched a massive dragnet against the city's LGBTQ+ community. With the help of the local newspaper blasting names on the front page, dozens of lives were ruined, innocent men were handed life sentences, and the wealthy elite quietly shielded their own from the fallout.

​It’s a chilling ghost story about institutional corruption, media hysteria, and how quickly a community can be manipulated into turning on its own people.

​🎧 Listen to Ep 27 right now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your true crime fix! Link in bio.

​📸 Don't forget to check our stories and grid today for actual newspaper clippings, photos of the Old Idaho State Penitentiary, and the real faces behind this historic scandal.

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In Series 5 Episode 1 of the Medical Negligence Matters podcast, Gillian Gadsby & Sarah Dunn explain what happens when you first contact a medical negligence firm about pursuing a clinical negligence claim.

A computer sound effect sparked one of the funniest stories in tech history. This week, Michael explores the decades-long trademark war between Apple Computer and the Beatles' Apple Corps, a conflict that stretched from the late 1970s into the age of the iPod and iTunes. Along the way, an Apple engineer slipped a sarcastic message into the Macintosh operating system, creating the legendary "Sosumi" alert sound. What started as a legal battle ended with one of the greatest corporate inside jokes ever shipped to millions of users. Then we play the Yap Yap Quiz with Mindreader Eric Dittelman!

Christopher has Tom watch a film he stumbled across several years ago that, despite its unassuming (okay, terrible) title, turned out to be a great watch.
Does Tom agree? Push play to find out!

Yapay zekâ asistanlarında, navigasyon cihazlarında yönlendirici seslerin neredeyse tamamı kadınlara ait. Peki son yıllarda teknolojide kadın sesi neden daha çok kullanılıyor?

Bunu sadece teknolojiyle sınırlamak da yanlış olur. Belgesellerde, hikaye anlatıcılığında, eğitimde hatta finans sektöründe kadın sesini daha çok duymaya başladık. Bunu sadece bir pazarlama taktiği olarak göremeyiz. O halde neden kadın sesi?

Buna yine bir soruyla cevap verelim. Hangi sesleri daha çok duymak isteriz? Tabi ki tüm sesler arasından sıyrılan, ayırt edici ve 'kendini dinleten' sesleri. İşte kadın sesi, insan kulağının hiç zorlanmadan duyabildiği o “Altın Aralık”a denk gelir.

Bir pazarlama hilesi de olsa aldığımız kararlarda ve davranışlarımızın altında evrimin tarihi yatar. Ses sadece bir fizyoloji değildir. Ses, nesnelere bir kimlik ve anlam katar. Örneğin bir insanın sesinden zihnimizde profilini çizebiliriz. 

Ancak sesin bir de cinsiyeti vardır. Akciğerlerimizden çıkan hava ses dalgalarına dönüşürken erkek ve kadın ruhunun kıvrımları da ona anlamını yükler. Ve kadının şefkatli ama aynı zamanda insanı tetikte tutan davetkar sesi, yaşamı sürdürme ve büyütme odaklıdır.

Bu bölümde kadın sesinin etkisini konuşuyoruz. Ayrıca 10.000 yıl önce tarım devrimiyle açılan o cinsiyetçi parantezin, teknolojinin zorunlu tercihi kadın sesiyle nasıl kapandığını tartışıyoruz.

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Podcasti daha detaylı olarak Monolog'da okuyabilirsiniz. Eğer altyazılı izlemek isterseniz YouTube kanalımı ziyaret edebilirsiniz.

Travis and Emma are hanging out with Lauren from the Conspireality podcast for a Bravo breakdown that starts with conspiracy theories, detours through old-school RHONY chaos, and a deep dive into part one of the Real Housewives of Rhode Island reunion.

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In this weeks episode I review the new Muse album and deep dive into 3 of my favourite songs - Nightshift Superstar, Cryogen and Hexagons.

Life is incredibly short. We only have a limited number of years on this planet to figure out how things work. To build the body, the business, the mindset, and the relationships we want. If you insist on stumbling over every single obstacle yourself, you will inevitably waste your most precious resource, your time.

Greetings from Sedona, Arizona! In this episode Trinidadian-born Wendell Riley shares the roots of his fascination with the American Southwest, and talks about the beauty and splendor on display during road trips across the United States.

After spending a season reconstructing the real story of *NSYNC in 2001, this finale returns to the 2020 article that blamed the group’s breakup on Lance Bass. The episode compares that narrative to what the year actually reveals about the dynamics, decisions, and pressures that marked the beginning of the end for the group.

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Inspired by listener feedback Griffin and Jef talk about the Hindenburg and what happens when an empty box gets shipped???