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"aaron minke" Discussed on Lore
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The Daily Zeitgeist
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Daily Zeitgeist
"Sort of explain people who are trying to flee so hey there it is. Apparently mike davis who has a reputation for always predicting the future he predicted. La riots before they happened He predicted free. What else but he is saying. The next wave of the story is going to be when the insurance companies start just bailing. Start being like sorry. We can't protect your right your property because we can't repay when like an entire state catches on fire like what. What are we gonna do. That's our whole company. Yeah so look out for that. When the insurance companies no longer ensure entire chunks of the country. I get we sort of touched on that yesterday. Episode it's like and then you can see like the counter movement of like banks and things to be like no no no right. Yeah you better ensure this shit right. Wow where they're gonna fight each other cool fight fight fight fight banks first. Insurers thank first ensures the popular kids. You're gonna fight each other. Give to the qual- the banks. The insurance go and then greets men. Yeah antoine as mine. French player although he is spanish as well But he chooses to play for the french national team. He is actually very interesting move so because barcelona have been just an absolute kind of disaster running their club. They don't. they barely have money to pay their players to a point where they're like even our best players like maybe another team can take you for a little bit because we just can't handle your wages so who had to go back to not that he had to go back. He resigned with the come with the company. The team that he played for before barcelona athletico mandy so he is going back to letty and yeah he's he's back baby for a fraction of the cost that he was sold for so just like a sad merry-go-round people fucking up their bag When it comes to teams they're just blowing it with. Yeah and it's just a lot of you know like barcelona's already had been like yeah. You gotta get messy. Sorry can't afford graze men. sorry can't afford. Yeah then there's crepe for messy right. He just had his debut over the weekend. I mean it was. It wasn't very eventful but where we say about messy there so barcelona is saying they can't afford any of their players because they paid for messy or just because the club was ran so poorly the mounting debts and like bloated contracts or like they just reached that tipping point where they're like. Oh god we're in the find out is so all right. Let's take a quick break while i look up. Who massey is and then we'll be right back four decades. This area has been a hotbed for paranormal savings. This is a strange place. This part of the country about it just doesn't feel right strange things we're having him back then and strange things are happening again. Found something this other worldly corner of southeastern massachusetts the bridgewater trying iheartradio in grim and mild presents. Bridgewater starring measham collins. Melissa ponchio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by lordship and. Listen to bridgewater now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts and learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater need more for following your life. Starting august twenty third. Listen to the good morning football podcast. Join me adams alongside nate burleson peter straker and kyle brandt for a daily breakdown of the league's biggest stories. If you're looking for the secret ingredient. That makes patrick mahomes so special or with sitcom best describes the cowboy season. Then this is the podcast for you. It's only game plan breakdowns and fantasy tips. We've got you covered for all your football needs between interviews with the stars of the nfl previews of all the best match ups and weekly fantasy advice. The gm podcast is your one stop shop for all things. Football we got recaps re tweets and reaction to all the wild moments. You might have missed on and off the field and whether you're a football fanatic or just a casual sports fan. Who enjoys a good laugh. Make sure to listen to the good morning. Football podcast. weekdays on the iheartradio app on apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcast and we're back. And elizabeth homes is cases finally going to court. She is the theranos founder. Who scammed we're trying to figure out like how bad we've how mad we are at her. I was before we started recording because a lot of the people she tricked or just like really rich bad people like she really really pulled one over on henry. Kissinger you bastard. Leave henry kissinger loan mexican billionaire carlos. Slim leave the billionaires alone. God him bill. Clinton guide him But then i guess she you know. I'm sure a lot of people lost money including people who probably don't have billions of dollars so now great her court cases finally going to court and in addition to like doing some maneuvering around whether she would have to wear a mask in court. I think she didn't want to so she could like smile. Awkwardly at the jurors sheba will also be caring for her newborn child in court. Which is you know. It's a gambit. I bet it'll work. It'll make her seem more. I ca. i can't imagine like that. That's the most effective thing you could possibly do like. Oh you're gonna take away this baby's mother okay. No that's right. Oh that's fine just this. Oh god i mean it's so tough being a single mom you know the last thing would be to go to jail for dupin people out really suck. Your husband is a hotel millionaire. Well but i mean like before. Like i feel like a single mom. You know what i mean. I'm busy right now. She she should buy hush. You're holding a rolled up legal pad. That's not a baby in your arms. Oh really Maybe you have a very rigid definition of what parenting is fit to be in the jury. My honor paul. Ryan is trending. Because he's brave. You know yeah. He's a brave guy. He got out. He said the dirty bit out loud in public. He said yet. Trump lost that shit in november. Battling was a loss that was a big kellington and there was like you know that makes news these days because then people like you see man. She's rhinos paul was always against trump. Not we blue. So that's just if you wanna if you wanna get trending in the right now because it's hard to do it by saying like nazi shit out loud enough to say the truth. That's what.
The Best of Coast to Coast AM
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Best of Coast to Coast AM
"Read spiritual people on the negative side. They can be very impulsive. And if you read the history of the battle a little big horn. He was impulsive and he. He didn't wait for his two other companies to come to join came up. You should avoid. You should've waited. yeah exactly. He was impulsive and he went in and started fighting without the backup of his two other companies. And i think he was vice to to. I think general reno you know said hey wait till we come back you up and because of his impulsive nature custer shed. No i'm going right in. And he got wiped out. Feel all those guys that died that day. Some of them probably could you know been alive and it's horrible. What they did the native americans in the first place. I'm not saying that. I i wish that custard would have won the thing. I think it was horrible. What we've done to to indians and Pretty much i believe. All all different races committed Horrible crimes to To other people atrocities to be sure. Yeah well with these with these. I'm going to cite an example in. We're going to be coming up to a break pretty soon. Be but this is. It's fascinating that what apparent if they want to name a baby should read your book right absolutely absolutely if they want their child to be a lawyer a doctor a singer a writer in my book i show her practically every major career field Ninety nine ninety five percent of the most famous and those particular career fields because of their color coded names this amazing einstein insure isaac newton would not have been a great physicist if they would have different names. Listen to more coast to coast. Am every weeknight at one am eastern and go to coast to coast am dot com for more at acuity insurance. We believe the things you do for your business are heroic and you deserve someone equally heroic to protect them. We put our all into covering your business so you can focus on the things you love. Most that's the power of heart acuity insurance wholeheartedly for you four decades. This area has been a hotbed for paranormal sightings. This is a strange place. This part of the country about it just doesn't feel right iheartradio in grim and mild presents bridgewater story measham collins. Melissa puccio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by shippen listened to bridgewater. Now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts. And learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater. Hey guys it's jake brennan host of the award winning music and true crime. Podcast disgrace land. I want to tell you about the brand new season of another show. I host called blood on the tracks. The john lennon story. It's part true. Crime part historical fiction part spoken spoken-word low five beaten warr and it features the fictionalized voices of david bowie. Richard nixon phil spector. Yoko ono mark david chapman and more. Listen to blood on the tracks on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts..
Elvis Duran Presents: The 15 Minute Morning Show
"aaron minke" Discussed on Elvis Duran Presents: The 15 Minute Morning Show
"On ebay during the olympics or skateboarding. No no thanks so chuck. Who'd reward now dodger barking. Okay thanks you got thirty seconds. All right well there you go. We bitch simone about driving in new york city a lot. How is your meeting straightening. It was wonderful. elvis. I'll fill you in in five. Four three is that the timer groggy by the fifteen minute morning. Shell everyone should have easy access to food and water however across the navajo reservation. More than a third of the nation lacks access to running water and seventy five percent struggle with food insecurity. Saint bonaventure indian mission in school helps navajo families in need. Saint bonaventure distributes over two hundred fifty food boxes every month and delivers more than three million gallons of water. Every year. hundreds of families depend on them visit. Saint bonaventure mission dot org and help those in need. Saint bonaventure indian mission in school. They're always there. Hey guys it's jake. Brennan host of this graceland. I want to tell you about the brand new season of another show. Host called blood on the tracks. John lennon story. it's part true. Crime part historical fiction part spoken word. Low five feet nawar and it features the fictionalized voices of david bowie richard. Nixon phil spector. Yoko ono mark david chapman and more listen to blood on the tracks. Starting on august nineteenth on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts. Four decades this area has been a hotbed for paranormal sightings. This is a strange place. This part of the country about it just doesn't feel right iheartradio in grim and mild presents bridgewater hamisha collins. Melissa ponchio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by lorne shippen listened to bridgewater. Now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts. And learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater. There's more to isaac newton than apples and gravity on the podcast newton's law you'll hear a different side of the father of physics who later became england's most ruthless law man. Who is this ruthless detective. This hard bitten catcher totally unmoved by the please of a desperate man. It was isaac newton. Yes that isaac newton listen to newton's law starting august eighteenth on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts you know their best selling albums sold out concerts and iconic music videos now find out the stories behind the songs behind the stars behind the drama with behind the music. A new podcast from mtv an iheartradio featuring the stories behind some of the biggest names in music including fifty cent madonna acdc and many more ready to find out what really happened go beyond the headlines and get the story behind the music. Listen to behind the music on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your favorite podcasts..
The Dan Patrick Show
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"It for yourself. Don't let age beat. You refined your prime with dr. Their best selling albums sold out concerts and iconic music videos. Now find out the stories behind the songs behind the stars behind the drama with behind the music a new podcast from md an iheartradio featuring the stories behind some of the biggest names in music including fifty cent madonna acdc. Many more ready to find out what really happened. Go beyond the headlines and get the story behind. The music listened to behind the music on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your favorite podcasts. I'm dr payment daniel pork and dr john lakey we invite you to listen to our new podcast forever young together. We're partners in practice for over a decade at the beverly hills plastic surgery group the renowned plastic surgery center in the heart of beverly hills. California join us three. Put you under the knife and offer a glimpse behind the surgical mask into the fascinating world of cosmetic surgery. The latest breakthroughs and skin care and what you can do to look and feel forever young. Listen to forever. Young on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts. Four decades this area has been a hotbed for paranormal sightings. This is a strange place. This part of the country about it just doesn't feel iheartradio grim and mild presents bridgewater starring media collins. Melissa ponchio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by laurence shippen. Listen to bridgewater now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts and more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater..
The Bobby Bones Show
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Bobby Bones Show
"Jail now. that's now. I think she just needs to go back and finish her degree if she's yeah she's on probation of some sort for sure she has to. She forged documents fake doctor. You just said she's the most doctor either jail or nine. Whatever the punishment is she needs to do the punishment but she has the opportunity to come back and do save. Lives having it if she can pass the test. She goes to jail lunchbox or they help or pass the test and be jail absolute jail. I don't care that she saved people. I don't care what she did. She broke the law. She posed as a doctor. She did something illegal. If i pose as a bank employee and i hand people money. That doesn't mean. I'm going to get away with no. I'm going to get thrown in jail. Because i broke into a bank employee. That's hard to go get a job. That's what i'm saying. You would get hired. She did not get hired she would. She was following doctor's around and just reading off their notes and learning how to do it and she wore a coat. I know she goes to jail. I don't care how many little johnny she save. Johnny visit her in prison to say. Thank you eddie. No look they do it to hackers all the time. Wow you're such a good. How and they come a white hat hands going to jail. You're gonna work for us and we're gonna hacked the hackers right doogie howser. He was what twelve years old he didn't have to go back to medical school graduations. Tv's so is the scenario. The scenarios facial. I'd say no if she's awesome dude. You'd be like all right. you're an exception. Keep working save people. You got to put her in a big house got to put her in the big house. She's carrying some crazy z. That she can do that a private. You know practice building behind hop she can practice those solutions while she's in prison but she's got to be in prison guys like eddie doctor right. If this lady worked on your kid you would be going crazy. Buying for her right by the way she might have been dr. We don't know maybe she's just a really poor test taker. Oh well to be a doctor. You need to be a better test taker. Yes she goes she goes to jail. Show this story comes us from clearwater florida. A woman went into a dealership. I'm looking for a used car. And they shore. Yeah that one. Can i take it for a test drive. Just let me give you a copy of your driver's license. Take a copy of a driver's license. Go ahead she never comes back. Only problem is they have a copy of driver's license so lay down in a or. Why would you use your real driver's license. I would think if you're going to steal a car you would maybe have some sort of fake. Id guy you'd think or something other than just give them your or just grabbed the keys and run and jump in the car draw other than giving them your real identification right assuming crazy. People don't do things in their right mind. So what happens although one hundred down arrester and they find the car. I don't think now though they let you drive by yourself anymore. They always send someone with but maybe because a covert then maybe not allowed to. So that's why they took a copy of drivers. What about head. I'm watch box. That's your bonehead story today. Eddie do you watch the luke bryan documentary and i finished too. I didn't expect to finish. But i finish late last night so i haven't watched it. Guess i feel like i know. Look pretty well you know. I felt the same way. I know. you probably know. Luke a lot better than i do. But i felt like i had a pretty good grip on what luke is and how. He is a person man after the washington documentary. I like i didn't know a lot of these things. And i have a lot of respect for luke one and two. I'm rooting for the guy to do what he's already. I've been to do bigger going. You know michael jordan. Really do a lot. He's already the best man. You just root for a person like he just. I got so many emotions watching it. I i love that documentary. what are you give it. I don't want to give it a perfect one because it's still the production to me is still a little weak as a video guy. So it's not gonna be top notch. Five but i get a four and a half four and a half boom booms and so on amazon you can watch. Imdb channel yes. It's all part of amazon prime prime. It's free already and i think you have to. I don't know if it's just my account but you have to watch it with commercials so every you know fifteen minutes. There's commercial break. Come on luke jockey commercials carolina. Y'all get your underwear back to me. Good though really good. I think you would like it. I'm curious to see if you would learn something new about luke. I bet you anytime. You go deeper. And someone's like people that kind of know me read barebones my first book. And they're like i had no idea so okay. Yeah i'll check that. How long episodes they're an hour long for forty five minutes. How how many they're seven. I believe wow all right. Yes i heard you heard it from for medi. It's a good good man. go by friends. i'm bertam thurston host of force multiplier. A new podcast dropping august twelfth about leveling up the impact. You can have on the world through our relationships whether we're talking about health inequity nutrition insecurity or racism. We're facing unprecedented challenges. That require unprecedented collaboration across disciplines and sectors. Join me as i sit with. Leaders from across the public private nonprofit world will forging partnerships to take action on some of the toughest challenges facing today. Welcome to force multiplier and iheartradio original podcast but salesforce dot org. Let's change the world one relationship at a time. Listen to force multiplier on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcast. What's up you guys. She be some on. 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This area has been a hotbed for paranormal sightings. This is a strange place. This part of the country iheartradio grim and mild presents bridgewater starring michel collins melissa. Co and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by laurence shippen. Listen to bridgewater now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts and learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater..
Donkey of the Day
"aaron minke" Discussed on Donkey of the Day
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The Breakfast Club
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Worldly corner of southeastern massachusetts bridgewater trying iheartradio and grim and mild presents. Bridgewater starring measham collins. Melissa ponchio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by lordship shippen listened to bridgewater. Now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts and learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater iheartradio presents right now from los angeles switch hours ago suffered the largest earthquake in north american history..
The Bobby Bones Show
"aaron minke" Discussed on The Bobby Bones Show
"Pretty good pretty rocky. Iv very rockin. I mean makes aldean's robinson lake. Jv right yeah. He's working hard and still country pyro. I'm looking at an image of salmon. Like i don't know google images right now and he's on stage with guitar. That's on fire that guy. His instagram says singer-songwriter aviator looks like he flies planes adventurer rooks dead. I get things off the top shelf for his wife new album. Dark sky out now he does not follow me. I'm slightly offended. Oh man it's just slightly. He needs to do that. No no just slightly not fully just slightly but he kind of looks like a kid or rookie dog. I would imagine. It's i don't know it's a good question. Got a lot of tattoos. He's got a kid on his back. Okay i'm scrolling through. I don't know he looks like and sounds like he'd have a good storyline glasses. I feel like in one shot where he had this like trucker hat thing on. He looked like parker mccollum nobel. Mccollum don't offend parking mccollum. Well they're both good looking guys go. Yeah yeah. he's a ripped up dude. You guys check out. Sam sam riggs maybe stream it up a little bit today cool. Yeah it's good radio when wasteland of the songs that we played there. I had idea to. I don't know like a few months back. I saw a girl that was on the same billboard. And i drove by fast and couldn't get her name and when i drove back the next day it was gone so so i had to wait for same sam riggs to a. That's cool. I think you know we don't do it a lot. But i found a waiter and it was like hey let me listen to your good. Oh come and play the show and the guy went on is playing. A bunch of cities are shows in pretty good. So all right that's it. Don't be guys have a good weekend we are. We're done this weekend. He'll be guys. Check out breaking bobby bones on on disney. Plus if you haven't seen it yet start with episode one got eight episodes. You got on the eleventh. We drop eight more opie. Watch it because Need the help. We'd love to have such good sharing numbers they can't deny season too especially with covert and when they're having to make tough decisions now but if you guys want out breaking will be awesome if you don't and you still like the radio show and you'd like you don't have to watch it like i say if you hate the tv show just turn it on. Walk out the room. Let it play all right. Thank you guys have a good weekend. We'll see you guys monday. Me me me me me but also you the feral fast forwards is favourite foreign film code or doughnut okay. What's my line. The only line i see here on a script his get options based on your budget with the name your price tool from progressive. Oh man at the tongue-twister I'm sorry i'm gonna need a few more minutes bull. This wall risk the bullets. Well risk the name your price tool only from progressive. The our nfl of the comatose coxswain risk casualty insurance company and affiliates price and coverage match limited by state law four decades. This area has been a hotbed for paranormal sightings. This is a strange place. This part of the country talking about it just doesn't feel right iheartradio in grim and mild presents bridgewater starring measham collins. Melissa ponchio and nathan fillion created by aaron minke and written by lordship shippen. Listen to bridgewater now on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you listen to podcasts. And learn more at grim and mild dot com slash bridgewater. The economy is confusing. And it can be hard to know what to do with your money when things feel so volatile so crack. Open your notebooks because planet money. Summer school is here to help you. Master the basics of investing. I'm your host cardiff garcia and we brought in world class professors to answer questions. Like is it better to buy a lot of one stock for a little bit of a lot of stocks bonds and is it ever too late to start investing listen to planet money from npr on the iheartradio app. Or wherever you get your podcasts..
Bridgewater
"aaron minke" Discussed on Bridgewater
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Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"aaron minke" Discussed on Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"The ideal customer for his product was the thousands of businesses all around america. It was music uninterrupted by flaky. Radio waves for an inexpensive monthly charge. It was cable tv but for radio long before cable. Tv was ever a thing. of course. The typical radio world grew and expanded quickly making georgia's invention less and less necessary but despite that they're always seem to be a need for reliable consistent always on music in certain types of businesses namely restaurants and hotels after all elevators. Weren't very friendly to radio. Waves but georgia's wired. Radio worked perfectly today. His invention is giving way to internet. Radio still sold by subscription and transmitted over cables like george envisioned a century ago but despite the product itself fading into the past. George owen squares. Name for it seemed to have embedded itself into popular culture as the epitome of boring instrumental. Music you might encounter in an elevator is company muzak. 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So it's easy and free to change therapists if needed plus it's more convenient and more affordable than in person. Therapy and financial aid is available. Our listeners get ten percent off their first month at better help dot com slash curiosities. That's better h. e. l. p. dot com slash curiosities. There is a great big world out there with wonders. Just waiting to be discovered for european men of wealth in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Those wonders often seem during a trip known as the grand tour. The grand tour was a rite of passage for young men. Coming of age it would travel throughout europe and even into asia learning about art and music studying new language and doing brag worthy. Things like climbing the alps but it wasn't all academic in fact as the practice wore on it became more of a shopping trip than an educational expedition. Rich men from england and ireland would purchase artworks and objects from far away and bring them home to show off to their peers. This was how other cultures worked their way into european architectural styles and art movements. But the trips weren't just about material possessions. They were also about seeing things. You could only read about in books. Of course all good things must come to an end and grand tours usually lasted just a few months to a couple of years at the most but there was a path for those who wanted to extend their grand tours and spend their lives traveling the world taking new sites. They went into the priesthood. That was the path. Arthur o'leary took during the seventeen. Hundreds o'leary was born in seventeen twenty nine in county cork ireland. He came into the world during a difficult time for his country. A time when penal laws had been enacted against irish catholics and protestants goal had been to push them toward the church of ireland. These laws made living in the country. Difficult for a lot of people. O'leary took his leave. As soon as he was able and move to france he became a priest only preaching but writing on the topics of religion and politics as well for which he became. Well known he also gained notoriety for walking everywhere. he didn't take carriages or travel on horseback. O'leary traveled on foot as one writer. Put it. He used to walk from the convent of saint malo to the feats of the pyrenees. It was during this one particular stroll in the north of france when his lifelong grand tour took a strange turn he'd been visiting the bologna so maher and walking along the water when he came across an impromptu performance. A brown bear on a leash at captivated a group of spectators with prodding from its handler. The bear performed all kinds of tricks. It would count with. It's paw and indicate the hour of the day when shown a clock if a member of the audience wave to it. The bear would nod in their direction. Or even bow in reverence. Father o'leary returned a few more times to see the bear perform but something struck him as odd on his final day in town. The bear seem tired resting between tricks despite its owner poking it with a stick. The crowd was insatiable the kept throwing money at the handler demanding. More from the bear at one point the creature seemed to have had enough and when its owner poked it yet again it stood up and let out a guttural roar. But it wasn't the roar abair would make it sounded like words words that nobody father o'leary could understand. The bear was speaking the irish language of giga. This was the most amazing trick anyone had seen yet a bear. That could talk so father. O'leary called out to it and the two had a short conversation in their native tongue. O'leary soon left to track down the mayor of the town who he insisted should have a chat with the bears. Well it was at that point that the handler abandoned the animal and ran off as it turns out the bare hadn't been a bear at all he had started out as a man just trying to survive. He'd come by boat from the town of waterford in ireland where food had been in short supply on its way to spain. The boat had capsized and the man was rescued by fishermen once landau. They sold him into a bear costume and took him to france where they forced him to perform for people on the streets rather than pay him money. They gave him food but one thing he had wanted more than anything else and it was the promise that he'd be fed after each performance that had kept him in the costume. For so long. I know performing for strangers in a bear costume might seem intolerable to must but for one man at least it was worth it because the thought of going hungry was much more unbearable. I hope you've enjoyed today's guided tour of the cabinet of curiosities. Subscribe for free on apple podcasts or learn more about the show by visiting curiosities. Podcast dot com. The show was created by me. Aaron minke in partnership with how stuff works. I make another award. Winning show called lor which is a podcast book series and television show and you can learn all about it over at the world of lor dot com and until next time stay curious..
Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"aaron minke" Discussed on Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"Catchy new jingle that has ever since become iconic a variety of music artists sang the jingle as well from big band to rock artists including the jingles creators. the band the circle which had two top forty hits but by nineteen sixty nine public opinion had changed. The remedy became associated with something old people took for a fresh take. The company embarked on some rather hilarious and memorable commercials over the years. More celebrities appeared in commercials including terry kaiser of weekend at bernie's fame. Peter boyle and doris roberts in one animated commercial. A man sits opposite his stomach. The stomach narrated by gene wilder accuses. The man of trying to irritate him in the end both man and stomach agreed to try the product. If the other is willing yet another commercial depicts in man who after eating prison food banks has metal cup to demand the product soon. Even the guards join in. The commercial became so popular. That the actor made a later appearance on the tonight show with johnny carson just to reenact. The skit viewers began to comment that. The company's commercials were even better than the tv shows. They appeared within one depicts a man who laments that he's eaten the whole thing. Another has eaten far too many of a fictional italian dish with jingles of plop plop fizz fizz and famous catchphrases of. Try it you'll like it. You've probably guessed that. This product is alka seltzer. Oh and the original. Active ingredients consisted of aspirin sodium bicarbonate and citric acid today though the aspirin has been replaced with acetaminophen the active ingredient in tylenol. What you might not have known is that speedy. The products six inch tall mascot became so famous that a limited edition. Plastic doll was even released or that. The original figure was insured for one hundred thousand dollars and kept in beverly hills bank vault and the rest of those plastic replicas in two thousand twelve one of them sold for six thousand dollars. If you ask me that should net the seller a lot of spicy meatballs. I hope you've enjoyed today's guided tour of the cabinet of curiosities. Subscribe for free on apple podcasts or learn more about the show by visiting curiosities. Podcast dot com. The show was created by me. Aaron minke in partnership with how stuff works. I make another award. Winning show called lor which is a podcast book series and television show and you can learn all about it over at the world of lor dot com and until next time stay curious..
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"aaron minke" Discussed on Lore
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Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"aaron minke" Discussed on Aaron Mahnke's Cabinet of Curiosities
"British author role doll rose to fame with books that became iconic works of literature and continue to be read by children. All over the world. Charlie and the chocolate factory james and the giant peach and the witches are all beloved for their colorful storytelling and memorable characters however shadow has followed these tales and their author since their publication doll was often described as being racist anti-semitic eh misogynistic in both his personal life and in his stories and how we approach problematic literature especially literature written for children is as complicated as the man who wrote them. Just ask those who were responsible for. Bringing his words to the world they often dealt with him across the ocean. And even that wasn't enough. Sometimes doll had grown up embodying this nickname of the apple which he'd earned due to his mother's adoration for him compared to her other children. He attended boarding school from a young age and dabbled in writing but his imagination proved far more developed than his literary skills. At the time. Still he enjoyed coming up with stories and conjuring new ones based on his experiences at school. Doll went on to enlist in world war. Two with the royal air force after sustaining an injury during a crash he healed up flew several more missions and eventually went home to start his new life as a civilian. He married american actress. Patricia neal in nineteen fifty three and together. The couple had five children. It was during her fifth pregnancy. Though when neil suffered three cerebral aneurysms. Her husband took over caring for the family but he also treated her horribly as she recovered he implemented a cruel recovery regimen to get her back into acting when she wanted something but couldn't remember what it was called. He would refuse to give it to her until she used. Its correct name and this went on for ten months. Several years later doll began an affair with another woman you see. There was a reason why his wife referred to him as roald of the rotten doll was also notoriously arrogant about his work and the money he made with it at a party thrown by playwright. Tom stoppard doll. Met kingsley. amos novelist who wrote adult fiction doll told him that if he really wanted to earn money with his work he should start writing children's books instead. The two men had an awkward conversation before doll left the party in his private helicopter amos despondently wrote about the evening later saying i watched the television news that night but there was no report of a famous children's author being killed in a helicopter crash doll just had the kind of effect on people but it was how he treated the ones who published his novels that nearly ended his career publishing house alfred. A knopf had been putting out dolls books for many years. In nineteen eighty the editor in chief robert gottlieb received a frantic letter from the author claiming he was running out of his favourite pencil. The american-made dixon ticonderoga. He demanded someone competent and ravishing. Those were his words not mine. Sent him a box of six. Dozen tonto. rojas. Gottlieb brushed the letter off as a joke and tossed it aside only to find out a few months later. That doll had most certainly not been playing around. So gottlieb's assistant sent him some pencils of different variety instead. But this only incensed the author further. He wrote back demanding. Not only the pencils. He had asked for but several other accommodations as well. And if gottlieb didn't acquiesce doll was prepared to go to another publisher. The editor had had enough. He composed a letter of his own in which he called doll uncivil and accused him of bullying. He would no longer tolerate tanks rooms or rudeness. Either and gottlieb ended his letter by providing doll with an ultimatum of his own. Unless you start acting civilly to us. There is no possibility of our agreeing to continue to publish you. The day the letter went out. Everyone in the office got up on their desks and cheered. Rawal dull had become the villain of his own story and he just been defeated. This episode of cabinet of curiosities is sponsored by better. Help online counseling. If you're having trouble meeting your goals or difficulty with relationships or trouble sleeping or you're feeling stressed or depressed. Better help is available better. Help offers online professional counselors. Who can listen and help. Simply fill out a questionnaire to assess your needs and better hell match you with your own licensed professional therapist. You can start communicating and under forty eight hours. It's not a crisis line. it's not self help. It secure online professional counseling. And better help counselors have broad range of expertise which may not be available in your area. You can log into your account anytime and send unlimited messages to your counselor. You'll get timely and thoughtful responses plus you can schedule weekly video or phone sessions and as always everything you share is confidential and the best part. You won't ever have to sit in an awkward waiting room ever again. This podcast is sponsored by better help and cabinet of curiosities listeners. Get ten percent off their first month. At better help dot com slash curiosities visit better h e l p dot com slash curiosities. Enjoying the over one million people who have taken charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced better health professional war is frenetic with bombs going off and guns firing from all directions. It can be hard to tell which way is up throw in the unpredictable nature of an opposing force. And it's only a matter of time before a wrong decision. Turns deadly wars are new nor are their effects on those who fight them trauma disorientation and ptsd have affected soldiers for hundreds even thousands of years back in seventeen eighty eight. For example soldiers faced one of the most heated battles of the ostrow turkish war thousands were left dead or injured all because they had no idea what was going on. It was the night of september twenty first and roughly one hundred thousand austrian forces had entered the romanian town of karen. Seb's they've been fighting the ottomans namely the turks and had come to the town in order to maintain control of the nearby danube river. Turkish forces were close by and the austrians wanted to be prepared to make sure their position was secure. A small cavalry contingent scouted the area for turks. Everyone else stayed back at the camps to get ready for the next day's fight. The cavalry crossed the nearby. Tim's river hoping to surprise the enemy. What they actually found was a different kind of trouble. They came upon a group of romani travellers. Who invited the men to stop and take a load off. They offered them schnapps of which the austrians were only too happy to partake. After all they had a long day made longer by their night of patrolling. The cavalryman drank for much of that night's knowing tomorrow would be a day of bloodshed for both eventually though. They were confronted by a unit of austrian infantry soldiers who gazed upon the scene in both disbelief and jealousy. They demand the cavalry. Share the snaps with them but the men were drunk too drunk to make good decisions so late in the night and they told them no and rather than share their drinks. They barricaded themselves using empty barrels. A fight broke out. Fists were thrown and then someone somewhere fired. A single shot across the river. The austrians back at the camps. Believe the shot to have come from the ottoman army bay shouted a warning of turks turks which caused the partying soldiers across the river to panic to them. It seemed like the ottoman army had reached their camps so they ran back to help but the austrian forces had one major problem. Not all of them were actually from austria. Their army was made up of austrians. Germans czechs croat's serbs and soldiers from other european countries. Nobody spoke the same language so communication was difficult. This led to quite a few misunderstandings including a big one on this night is he. As the cavalryman an infantryman retreated back to their camps across the river. Awaiting officer shouted halt in german media. Stop some of the approaching men who did not know german though thought he was yelling. Allah pronouncement like that could only have come from a turkish soldier. The enemy after that an austrian commander ordered artillery fire on the incoming soldiers. Believing them to be the ottomans scared and unsure of what was going on the drunken cavalryman and infantrymen began firing back also under the impression that they were shooting at the ottomans. In other words each side that the other was the enemy and a firefight ensued in what came to be known as the battle of karen says they waged war all night and by the time. The battle was over the following morning. As many as ten thousand austrian soldiers had either been killed or wounded a few days later. The ottoman army actually showed up and without a proper austrian army to oppose them. The easily took over karen sevice. Some historians believe the battle to have never taken place since it wasn't officially recorded until forty years after the fact however it's also possible that no one wrote it down for a reason that just about all of us can sympathize with sheer embarrassment. I hope you've enjoyed today's guided tour of the cabinet of curiosities. Subscribe for free on apple podcasts or learn more about the show by visiting curiosities. Podcast dot com. The show was created by me. Aaron minke in partnership with how stuff works. I make another award. Winning show called lor which is a podcast book series and television show and you can learn all about it over at the world of lor dot com and until next time stay curious..
Noble Blood
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Does the Military Teach a Sleep Meditation Technique?
"Today's episode is brought to you by IBM. SMART is open open is smart i._B._M.'s combining their industry expertise with open source leadership of Red Hat. Let's unlock the world's potential. Let's put smart to work learn more at I._B._M.. Dot Com slash slash red hat welcome to brain stuff production of iheartradio. Hey brain stuff lauren Boban here getting good sleep is important for everyone. It's essential for optimal cognitive performance physiological Michael Processes emotional regulation and quality of life but the National Sleep Foundation founded. It's two thousand eighteen annual sleep index study that just ten percent of American adults prioritize sleep over other things in their daily lives such as fitness nutrition work social life and hobbies. Lobbies and personal interests in the study just thirty five percent of those surveyed describe their sleep. Quality is good while twenty two percent said it was fair and twelve percent rated their sleep quality as poor. Most adults should get between seven and nine hours of sleep per night and the effects of sleep deprivation when you don't get enough sleep can be serious so what's one to do when they either can't fall asleep or simply. Don't get good quality of sleep when they do a pop culture legend of sorts suggests that the military might have the answer the members of the armed forces do have to sleep in dangerous and stressful environments all the time and the consequences of Parsley for soldiers on missions can be catastrophic soldiers on deployment often have unpredictable schedules that conflict with their natural circadian rhythms and they have small sleep quarters that double is personal and leisure space. That's why soldiers reportedly use a meditation technique that helps them or anyone fall into restful sleep in two minutes according to a November two thousand fifteen report from the U._S.. Army a metric called. The performance triad is used to assess and improve soldiers readiness in the areas of physical activity nutrition and sleep. The report revealed that almost one third of soldiers get less than five hours of sleep per night one out of every twenty active duty soldiers takes prescription sleep medication and sleep deprivation can increase the risk of soldiers developing post traumatic stress disorder the report includes the performance triad course offered to soldiers provides technical sleep techniques to help them get as much rest as possible while on deployment it also suggests soldiers aim to get eight hours of sleep in a twenty four hour period and avoid caffeine six hours before bedtime includes advice on how to use caffeine or energy drinks to improve performance while minimizing their impact on sleep. Although this report demonstrates the army's understanding of the importance of sleep it includes no mention of Meditation Asleep Tool. So where did this oft-cited technique come from the technique was developed in the U._S.. Navy pre flight school. It appears to have entered entered popular culture by way of Nineteen eighty-one self-help book. That's now out of print called relax and win championship performance. The author Lloyd Bud Winter was by then a well known track and field coach. The book is actually based on research that winter conducted as as a naval ensign after World War Two years before the book's publication winters technique was tested on two groups and winters navy pre flight academy to teach naval aviators how to properly relax and fall asleep faster the test group outperformed the control group in numerous. I tests and drills and after six weeks ninety six percent of the group could fall asleep practically on command so while the technique has seen a resurgence lately thanks to some mentions in the press. It's definitely not new but it is courtesy of the military. Winter described the process of this book to physically relaxed quickly in short his technique leads you through full body relaxation and then helps you clear your mind you start by slowly relaxing the muscles in your face including your tongue and lips then moved onto your shoulders arms and torso let each muscle go limp and breathe slowly as you concentrate on relaxing focus on your chest while you take deep breaths and exhale releasing your tension with your breaths once your upper body muscles feel relaxed move down to your thighs calves and feet consider them dead weight finally take three deep breaths and when you let them out blow out all of your remaining tension the process should take about a minute and a half it takes practice to relax your body on command so the trick is to I tense up each area. Area and then relax it clear your mind by concentrating on a calming mental image in theory. You should fall asleep pretty quickly based on recent military publications. It's unclear if this technique is still taught or widely used but if you haven't insomnia or just aren't getting a good night's rest. There's certainly no harm in trying it. Today's episode was written by series three and produced by Tyler claim. Breen stuff is a production of iheartradio's. How stuff works more than this and lots of other relaxing topics visit our home planet? How stuff works dot com and for more podcast from IHEART radio is iheartradio APP apple podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows I'm Dana Schwartz and I'm the host of noble blood a new history podcast from iheart Radio Aaron Minke that focuses on the stories?