The collected sources offer a comprehensive view of Osaka's Nishinari Ward, emphasizing its rich, complex history and modern social issues. Specifically, the texts explore five historical narratives, including the origin of Tenkachaya in the feudal era, the history of the Tobita Shinchi pleasure district, the Kamagasaki labor riots, the development of the Shinsekai food culture, and the local legend of the Zōenmae Station cat stationmaster. Supporting documents, including official Osaka City

Betty tells us the tale of Giulia Tofana.

The Gospel Coalition on X: "On the Sunday after 9/11, @TimKellerNYC preached a sermon entitled, "Truth, Tears, Anger, and Grace." The question of the text and the question of that day was, “Where were you, Lord, in all of this? How do we make sense of this?” https://t.co/5lTFxOiG5X" / X Microchip shows stray cat was 900 miles from home - UPI.com Scattered Thoughts from a Heavy Heart Soon, Your Uber Ride Could Be a Chopper Couple File for Divorce After Being Unable to Agree on a Name for

We’re wrapping up "Finders Keepers," a book with big ideas that just didn’t land. In this episode, we explore why such a promising concept didn’t quite work, and we dig into what archaeology is really like compared to how the author seems to see it. It’s been a ride... but we’re ready for the next book.Up next: "Luna the Cat"! A children’s chapter book by our friends and colleagues Michael Thomin and Nicole Grinnan. It tells the story of Spain’s first attempt to settle North

This episode explores the rich tapestry of Appalachian folklore, delving into eerie legends, ghost stories, and the cultural significance of the region. From the Wampus Cat to the Flatwoods Monster, the conversation highlights how these tales reflect the history and hardships of the Appalachian people. The hosts discuss the evolution of folklore in the digital age, emphasizing the blend of tradition and modern storytelling. Ultimately, the episode underscores the importance of these narratives in

We felt a little wacky this episode, and we're sticking to it. We learn how loud our cat drinks water, lots of familiar people die, and we have a revelation about Game of Thrones! Oh yeah, and stuff about Philip V. This episode is brought to you by sleep deprivation!More from the Alexander Standard Sources Patreon Blue Sky  Facebook Instagram  Twitter Alexanderstandardpod@gmail.com

Send us a text Once smashed into the west side of Africa, Florida has bits of its ancient history buried nine miles beneath its sands. With a hurricane birth canal that parallels the path slave ships took long ago, what other traces of Africa still exist in Florida land, sea and lore? Let's get into it. p.s. Not mentioned in the episode (because I found this out later) but the iconic African Baobab tree resides in Florida, too. Just couldn't help but share that fact. Show Source - What ...

Wednesday night, from the Oval Office, we were told "the left" is the source of all that's poisonous in our political discourse, ironically by one of the most venomous vitriolic pursed lips in American political history. Fast-forward to today when we awaken to those lips flapping on 'Fox & Friends' to reveal that "we have him," the shooting suspect in the Charlie Kirk assassination. What's noteworthy about that visit to the curved couch was when he had the

#266: Peggy Gavan (author of "The Cat Men of Gotham") conducts walking tours of three NYC neighborhoods (Brooklyn Heights, the Financial District and the Lower East Side), discussing architecture, history and tales of cats in that area, all arranged at Cats About Town Tours.

Were back for Week 2 of the NFL and we start with Fastest 2 Minutes. (00:00:00-00:09:03)We then recap every game from Sunday Lions 52, Bears 21 (00:09:03-00:26:25) Bengals 31, Jaguars 27 (00:26:25-00:37:04) Cowboys 40, Giants 37 (00:37:04-00:48:14) 49ers 26, Saints 21 (00:48:14-00:53:31) Bills 30, Jets 10 (00:53:31-01:06:32) Seahawks 31, Steelers 17 (01:06:32-01:13:02) Patriots 33, Dolphins 27 (01:13:02-01:22:50) Rams 33, Titans 19 (01:22:50- 01:27:44) Ravens 41, Browns 17

El audio describe la Orden de la Merced, una orden religiosa católica fundada en 1218 por San Pedro Nolasco en Barcelona. Su misión original, inspirada por una aparición de la Virgen María, era la redención de cautivos cristianos en manos de musulmanes, un compromiso sellado con un cuarto voto de arriesgar la propia vida por la liberación. La orden se expandió por la Península Ibérica y, posteriormente, a América Latina, donde

A very special episode today as Jasmine and Gracie meet a resident of the deep dark ocean, Zoobie, the dumbo octopus.  Hmm, was Zoobie named after Dumbo the elephant?  Does she have a trunk?  Does she ink?  What rainy day object does she look like? Join them for their special guest star!!

From deep dives into HeroQuest and Citadel Combat Cards to in-depth chats with folks like Ian Livingston and Rick Priestley, Jordan Sorcery is creating incredible content documenting the rich history of Games Workshop. On this episode, he's kind enough to join me for a chat about where it all began, watching someone destroy a Dwarven cannon at Games Day, and uploading his first cat video.

How would you describe Hello Kitty? Cute? Innocent? A cat? You’d be partly right, but hold up on that last one…Larkin walks us through the history and legacy of Hello Kitty, shares some facts about her that make Kate absolutely furious, and describes how a culture of cute helped heal the economy (and image) of post-war Japan.ReferencesYano, Christine R. (2013) Pink Globalization - Hello Kitty’s Trek Across the Pacific. Duke University Press, Durham and

It was a murder mystery that gripped 19th century France and changed crime investigation forever.Who was the body in the trunk? What were the groundbreaking techniques used in the forensics investigation? And how did the murder case unfold from there?Taking Anthony and Maddy back to France in 1889 and through this story is historian and author Dr. Cat Byers.This episode was edited by Tom Delargy and produced by Stuart Beckwith. The senior producer was Charlotte Long.Please vote for us for Listeners'

In this episode of Clear and Present Dudes we strap in and taxi down the runway in our shonky Iranian Qaher F-313 for Clint Eastwood’s 1982 Cold War techno‑thriller Firefox. We follow former USAF pilot Mitchell Gant as the CIA recruits him to infiltrate the Soviet Union and steal the secret, thought‑controlled supersonic fighter plane known as the MiG 31 Firefox — a tense spy mission full of tradecraft, KGB cat‑and‑mouse, and jaw‑tight aerial showdowns.We unpack Firefox as an espionage movie and

“Some people might say CATS is a ripoff of A Chorus Line. I don’t want to go that far but it’s remarkably similar. I think it’s sort of a doppelganger of A Chorus Line.” In this episode, host Mike Abrams welcomes David Armstrong, a fellow Broadway Podcast Network host and author of the newly published book Broadway Nation.'They delve into the rich history of Broadway musicals, highlighting the significant influences and connections, including how the iconic musical CATS ties into this history

Steelcase's surprise earnings beat: A dead cat bounce or a genuine turnaround? The office furniture giant just posted impressive quarterly results, exceeding Wall Street's expectations with a 5% sales jump and a 20% earnings per share surge. But beneath the surface, a longer view reveals a history of flat revenue and lackluster profit margins. Is this a fleeting victory or the start of a new growth chapter for the century-old company? We dissect the numbers and investor reaction to reveal the truth

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Welcome to Cat Chat, where feline facts and fantastic stories await curious listeners who love our mysterious, whiskered companions. Cats have been by our side for thousands of years, enchanting us with their independent spirits, silent steps, and a language all their own. Today, we reveal what makes cats so fascinating, from how they talk without words to some remarkable cat tales from history.Felines communicate through a complex blend of vocal signals, body language, and scent cues. According to