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We’ve seen him in Ted Lasso, and as a Celebrity Traitor and now in Sky’s legal drama, War.Here are the Tracks which mean most to him. Inherited: Somewhere Only We Know by KeanePass On: English Dances by Sir Malcolm Arnold Producer: Catherine PowellImage credit: David Vintiner

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Send us Fan Mail Nobody actually tells you when you’re getting old. One day you’re driving along, find a radio station playing Supertramp and think, “Finally, some decent music.” Then you discover you’re listening to the golden oldies station. Apparently, this is how they tell you. In this episode, I’m coming to terms with the increasingly suspicious evidence that I may no longer be young. My daughters think Home and Away is ancient, Honey Boo Boo is somehow 21, children are collecting foam s...

In this episode of No Title Needed, Cindy and Scott welcome bassist and McGowan Hall Events & Operations Manager Jacob Smith to the show. Jacob shares his vision for transforming Indianapolis’s 104-year-old historic gem—once part of a railroad magnate’s mansion—into a thriving performing arts hub. Plus, Jacob discusses his musical roots, Latin jazz projects, and conducting the upcoming Magic Thread Cabaret show, Cabaret Latino. You can also check out the full interview on our Youtube chan...

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Anyone who knows anything about wounds knows that one of the stages of healing involves itching. Healing from emotional trauma is kind of like that too. There’s a stage where things aren’t numb or excessively painful, just really uncomfortable and impossible to ignore and often confusing as to how they should be handled. In this episode I talk about my own itchy stage.

Today's episode is a continuation of reflection. Making the most out of each moment of your life and living for today as if it is your last.

Jordan Peterson and Matt Dillahunty debated / discussed psychedelics, specifically magic mushrooms containing psilocybin, in a conversation hosted by Pangburn Philosophy back in May. Ultimately, Peterson cites that supernatural experiences induced by psilocybin cause smoking cessation, which in turns provides evidence of the supernatural. Matt replies, saying that science can't do that (unless you misrepresent it), and he's right.Uploaded 28-07-18I feel like if you put the weirdest parts of Joe

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After more than 20 years away from competition, why did I step back onto the karate mat?In this episode, I talk about how work and life gradually pulled me away from martial arts, what changed as I got older, and why simply going to the gym no longer felt like enough. I also share how my teacher’s trust helped me return to competition—and how that decision gave my workouts a purpose again.This is a story about making room for something you love while you still can. What passion have you been

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”Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” Theodore Roosevelt I THINK YOU SHOULD GIVE MY STORY A LISTEN. LARRY FEINSTEIN

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I’m recording late as often happens on Saturdays after going to see the theatrical encore of Avengers: Endgame. Watching it again in the same theater as I saw it originally in 2019 felt beautiful and sad, especially knowing what came next in the real world.Links Mentioned in This Episode:Avengers: EndgameAvengers: DoomsdayTopics:00:00 Late Night Check In00:19 Rewatching Endgame01:21 Infinity War Memories01:47 What We Would Tell 2019 Us02:42 Tony Stark Final Message03:58 Why Marvel Still