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Patrick and Dan work their way through a piece of international-relations scholarship. And drink whiskey.

A rotating panel of guests who debate issues facing podcasters and podcasting as a media format. Each Roundtable features a new podcaster from the community of listeners to talk less about the how-to and more about the subjective issues facing podcast producers.

Want to learn more about Podcasting 2.0, and the Value 4 Value Model but don't understand anything anyone is talking about when it comes to all this satoshi, nodes, sphinx, etc? Then this is the show for you. Join us as I explain the bleeding edge of streaming satoshis for podcasters as we examine the value-for-value business model. I'll also talk about other business ideas, technology and tools in podcasting.

I will discuss the spirit realm, aliens, UFO's, religion and much more. I will also have guest hosts to bring their unique perspective on these subjects.

The untold story of OC punk—the loud, rebellious force behind the ‘90s explosion of the Orange County music scene, featuring stories about legendary bands. When it comes to punk communities across the world, the Orange County punk scene stands out as an undeniable trendsetter that helped...

Hi, and welcome to the Pocket Wellbeing Friend Podcast. I’m Dan, your Little Pocket Wellbeing Friend, and I’ll be your host, guide, and yes, your friend in your pocket for a few peaceful minutes each week. Whether you're on a walk, on a break at work, or curled up at home, this podcast is here to bring a little calm, clarity, and care into your day.

Samtaler om hvordan digitale verktøy former organisasjonene våre. Jeg har også et nyhetsbrev på https://digitalfrivillighet.no/brev Har du tips til noen jeg bør snakke med? Send en epost til daniel@digitalfrivillighet.no

In Fallen Tigers: The Fate of America's Missing Airmen in China During World War II, historian Daniel Jackson sheds light on the stories of downed aviators who attempted to evade capture by the Japanese in their bid to return to Allied territory. He reveals that the heroism of these airmen was equaled, and often exceeded, by the Chinese soldiers and civilians who risked their lives to return them safely to American hands.