Today we would like to introduce a new murder mystery podcast: Who The Fuck Killed My Sister?Who The Fuck Killed My Sister? follows amateur detective and reluctant true crime celebrity, Quinn. The story picks up a year after her sister's unsolved murder when Quinn finally gets her first big lead, which puts a target on her and everyone close to her. The entire 8-episode first season is available to binge right now on all of the usual podcast platforms, and you can find more info on their website

🏆🥇 El Club Deportiu Roquetenc Femení es proclama campió de la Lliga de Futbol-7 de les Terres de l'Ebre, després de golejar al Club Deportiu La Cava per 8⃣ a 3⃣, en un Estadi Municipal amb gran afluència de públic.🟡🔴 Les roig-i-grogues alcen el títol per segon cop a la seva història, i posen la cirereta a una temporada brillant, amb 1⃣8⃣ victòries en 1⃣9⃣ partits disputats.

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Gwyn and Ode talk about how we commune with our deities, what it feels like, and why you should do it.

Crewe Amateur Musical Society (CAMS) will perform "Made In Dagenham" at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre 5th - 8th March. The Cat's Kev Watson went to meet the during rehearsals to hear about the show and to listen to the cast discuss their roles and what "Made in Dagenham" means to them.

Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/157389 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Widows' Guide to Murder Series: The Widows’ Detective Club, Book 1 Author: Amanda Ashby Narrator: Diana Croft Format: mp3 Length: 8 hrs and 29 mins Release date: 03-03-25 Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 9 ratings Genres: Amateur Sleuths Publisher's Summary: Ginny Cole doesn’t want to be a widow. She’d rather not be forcibly adopted by an opinionated black cat. And she’d give anything not

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Gwyn and Ode talk about how to offset the impact of US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and projected federal conservancy failures as much as possible with local efforts.

It's fascinating to study exactly how professional cyclists are training and why, but what are the takeaways for everyday athletes? Beyond the gee-whiz quotient, what about elite training translates to us, and what is irrevelant or even harmful to try to emulate?  That is exactly what Coaches Andrew and Ricky dig into in this podcast. Both are uniquely positioned in that they are professional cyclists AND professional coaches for amateur riders. In addition to some highly specific pro anecdotes,

As the host of this podcast, I have the opportunity to deep dive and explore the journeys of others, growing with each conversation. I don't often speak to what I'm up to; so, in the interest of the move up from pro to amateur sport, give this a listen, reach out to connect, and stay tuned...there's some pretty cool things percolating over here! Our spot is feature on Instagram @everest_trainingcentre for a bit more of a "live look in". Our host was the SPORTi Podcast, give them ...

Gwyn and Ode (+Jax!) talk about the joy of making things and why you should do it, as well as some of our favourite magical crafts. Special Guest: Jax.

Paige talks with Austin, a rocket propulsion engineer and founder of Half Cat Rocketry. Austin explains his passion for propulsion and tells the story of Half Cat’s silly name. He elaborates on his experience as a Master’s student and as an engineer at various start-ups, highlighting the connections he has made. This is a great listen!! connect with Austin!share space spiels!!

The winners circle is a familiar place for Marcos Chocron. In his humble way he shares his journey from Venezuela to his cherished new home and lifestyle for his family in Texas. Though his dominance at the 2024 NCHA Metallic Cat Futurity Amateur Championship may have looked easy the time and effort was anything but easy. Surprisingly, he didn’t discover his passion for horses until he was 20, but once he did, there was no turning back. After a hiatus, Marcos reignited his love for the cowboy

Crewe Amateur Musical Society (CAMS) invited Kev Watson to their rehearsals for "Made in Dagenham". This is the second of two podcasts - here we have the men from CAMS discussing their new show.

Send us a text Richard Spooner knew at an early age that he enjoyed being around horses but he was pretty certain that he didn’t want to ride and he definitely didn’t want to ride English. He claims most of his career has been an accident . In this candid conversation, Richard brings us along on his journey from his early days riding with girls in pigtails to his more recent successes on the world stage . All with a dose of humour. He reflects on how lucky he was to work with three exceptiona...

Crewe Amateur Musical Society (CAMS) invited Kev Watson to their rehearsals for "Made in Dagenham". This is the first of two podcasts - here we have the ladies from CAMS discussing their new show.

Send us a text State champion at 7, ASPCA Maclay Medal winner at 14, Katie Monahan-Prudent has always known that her future was with horses. She was 2nd in her first World Cup Final in 1979 and went on to become a World Champion in team showjumping in 1986. She won the American Invitational 3 times and was inducted into the Show Jumping Hall of Fame in 2016. Today she continues to champion the sport by coaching and mentoring young riders. She and Laura Kraut are fostering th...

Send us a textCallan Solem’s story is one of grit, determination and perseverance.She has and continues to pursue her dreams against all odds and without ever compromising her belief that the horse’s best interests must always come first.She is vulnerable, honest and authentic.

Gwyn and Ode talk about the possibility of increasing food insecurity, and how to eat as well as you can with what you have.

Send us a textBeezie Madden reveals the secrets to her success- always putting the horse's needs first , the fundamentals of position and surrounding yourself with good people. She shares the stories of some of her favourite mounts and wins as well as the horses who surprised her along the way. She does it all with a sense of purpose and staying true to her core values. She explains why it is so important that she be a good role model. She is unmistakably humble and passionate.