Why did the Great Necromancer keep his sworn enemy alive in the deepest vaults of Cripple Peak? In this episode of The Master Tavern Keeper’s History of the Old World, Septimus, Heinrich, and Sedrik gather in Tobaro to uncover the dark magic behind Nagash’s Great Ritual. Discover how the ancient oaths of Nehekhara, Settra’s divine Covenant, and the magical ties of fealty turned King Alcadizaar the Conqueror into the crucial anchor for the resurrection of an entire civilization, and how Imperial

An in-depth exploration of troubleshooting electrical problems safely. Tiger and Alex break down the techniques, common mistakes, and pro tips you need to know.

This week we discuss the book Rage of Lions by Curtis JoblingThis episode includes AI-generated content.

Audio version of today's TigerDen blog covering tools, trades, maker business, and DIY projects.

It's called the R/C golden triad and it requires mild bashing in your backyard or in a vacant parking lot: doing a shakedown, calibrating, and drivers education of your radio-controlled car, buggy, truck, van, jeep, bus, or tank. That's why once you complete building your radio control model vehicle, whether your first or your one-hundredth, whether you are 8 or 80, you don't immediately take it to a skatepark or the R/C club race track. We tell you why in this episode of the RC Deep Dive

Maybe you collected sports cards when you were a kid. You bought packs at the grocery store, traded cards with your friends and organized them in those horrible binders without ever once wondering about print runs, population reports or whether your Ken Griffey Jr. was perfectly centered.Then life happened.You stopped collecting. The cards went into a closet, your parents’ attic or one of those giant 5,000-count boxes that somehow weighs 83 pounds when you try to move it.And now, 20 or 30 years

John Kugelman has written 24 crosswords for the NYTimes, including an impressive 17 Sundays. Today's was novel, in that for the first time it featured color illustrations — Gray Lady indeed! Both cohosts found the puzzle to be a challenge, definitely crunchier than usual for a Sunday — filled with fascinating clues and quite a few bedeviling naticks*. We loved it, and thereby bestow upon it 5 squares on the JAMCR scale. Show note imagery: Aww, it's a SHIHPOO ❤️ *A natick consists of two...

GB2RS NewsSunday, the 13th of September 2026 The news headlines: Final RSGB Convention speakers announced RSGB experts contribute to IARU Region 1 general conference Could you be the next RSGB Youth Champion for Scouts? Advance ticket sales for the RSGB Convention close in three weeks – have you purchased your ticket yet? The not-to-be-missed Convention takes place between the 9th and 11th of October at Kents Hill Conference Centre in Milton Keynes. This year’s speaker programme is crammed

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After missing a bunch of days of recording, we catch up with what happened from Wednesday to Sunday (September 9-13, 2026).

How to Build a Travel-Friendly Scuba Gear KitI learned the hard way that packing all my scuba gear for a trip to Cozumel last year was a disaster. My checked bag hit 70 pounds, the airline charged me extra fees, and I arrived exhausted from lugging everything through three airports. Building a smart travel scuba gear kit changed everything for me—now I dive just as comfortably but with half the weight and hassle. This guide walks you through exactly how to put together a kit that keeps you diving

Connect with us! We set the topic. The dice set the direction. This week it's Lanterns, episode one — and both of us walked in already sold. The first roll landed on Tom King's fingerprints, which stung a little, since we were standing in the same building as him at Boston Fan Expo and never made it to his panel. What we got instead is a Hal Jordan who is nothing like the Silver Age version: worn out, cynical, driving like a maniac, and handing off the ring by rolling out of a moving car and ...

An in-depth exploration of multi-color and multi-material printing strategies. Tiger and Alex break down the techniques, common mistakes, and pro tips you need to know.

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The PBR (Pine Beach Raceway) in Japan is all about healthy and clean running of R/C buggies, cars, trucks, and fighting against the escalating war and costs of speed. The PBR teaches that fun is created by embracing limitations. To that end, this Japanese raceway has embraced that all racers should only use 380 motors, not 540 motors  and came up with a new style of deathmatch racing that has become a clean, high stakes demanding race that is beginning popular around the world now. In this episode

Host Jody Picou is joined by Austin Davis, Concealed Coalition's National Director of Training, for a conversation on one of the most frequently asked questions in concealed carry classes: what happens when alcohol and firearms intersect. Davis has been a commissioned police officer since 1995, holds more than 45 instructor certifications, and has spent over 30 years teaching crime prevention to law enforcement, corporations and private citizens. State law on carrying with alcohol in your sy...

Explores Taiwan’s night markets beyond their famous foods, covering their history, connections to temples and local communities, iconic dishes, games and shopping, tourism, and how night markets are adapting to changing consumer trends.留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.fm/user/cmr6gqa4c0fr901s3eko66vkb/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

Both cohosts found today's crossword easier than yesterday's, but just as entertaining. It featured some phenomenal clues, including those discussed on today's episode, but here are a few more to whet your appetite: 29A, European landmark whose name begins with an "A" in classical literature, ETNA (curious!)1A, Made chitchat, SCHMOOZED (curiouser!!)31A, Reduced price?, AMT (curiousest??)We also have a poker aficionado set us straight on the question of poker rivers in today's listener mail. Y...

Before Benjamin Franklin was on American money, he made it. Literally. We remember Benjamin Franklin as a Founding Father, scientist, inventor, diplomat, and statesman. But decades before he helped declare American independence, Franklin was a printer—and one of his most fascinating jobs was printing money. In this episode of Worth Its Weight, discover how a young printer became an advocate for colonial paper currency, won contracts to produce it, and developed ingenious ways to stay one step...

How have our lodges and fraternal orders changed over the years? Points of Light Radio examines this question.  Three past guests from different fraternal organizations drop by and talk about how their fraternal orders have evolved. Topics such as how their orders were formed and how they have changed since their inception are discussed.  😊If you like this video and would like to help make more like it please make a donation to show your support