Take This Pod and Shove It - Take This Pod and Shove It TRAILER

Howdy y'all! This is the trailer for Take This Pod and Shove It, a podcast about comedians and country fans building the ultimate country playlist one song per week. Meet your lovely hosts, Danny Maupin and Tyler Snodgrass, as they take a couple minutes to explain what this episode summary accomplished in a few sentences!

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - CLASSIC: How World War III Might Start

Pundits have predicted the beginning of WWIII since, essentially, the end of the last World War. But could it really happen? How?

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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Book of David

David Bahnsen joins the podcast today to talk about the Build Back Better bill and why its passage in the House might be at best politically meaningless for Democrats and at worst their Armageddon before we go on to discuss his book, There’s No Free Lunch, about economics and human flourishing. Give a listen. Source

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Headlines From The Times - The story of L.A.’s glitzy gambling boat kingpin

This story of Los Angeles’ 1930s era of gambling boats — and Tony Cornero, the underworld boss at the center of the action — is a portal to another version of the city, one that’s glamorous and seedy. Business reporter Daniel Miller spent months chasing down the tale, poring over FBI records, reviewing newspaper accounts and interviewing the few people alive who remember when barges bobbing off the coast of Santa Monica offered the chance at a sea-sprayed jackpot. He tells us about this world of water-cannon gangsters and floating vice dens — which paved the way for the popularity of Las Vegas and dramatically met its end 82 years ago this month.

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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 11/19

House expected to vote on Democratic spending plan today ... delayed by an eight hour speech on the House floor. Defense wraps up in Georgia jogger killing. Outrage after a judge gives a rapist probation. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 11/19

House expected to vote on Democratic spending plan today ... delayed by an eight hour speech on the House floor. Defense wraps up in Georgia jogger killing. Outrage after a judge gives a rapist probation. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 11.19.21

Alabama

  • API Fiscal Policy director talks about recent court ruling on how state can use federal money
  • Montgomery County School system is launching a search for new superintendent
  • J.M. Smuckers bringing new facility and 750 jobs to Jefferson county


National

  • Lawsuit from Texas has the FDA  asking judge  for full release of docs to happen over the next 55 years
  • Senate confirmation process  this week brings up questionable past of Biden nominee 
  • FBI and CDC now investigating how vials were found in PA lab labeled "small pox"
  • MSNBC gets banned from Kenosha County Courthouse for tracking the jury bus.

The Intelligence from The Economist - State of profusion: governments just keep growing

Some factors that drive relentless growth in state spending are eternal; some are getting stronger. Our correspondent outlines a big-government future. We examine how MacKenzie Scott, an accidental billionaire, is revolutionising big-money philanthropy. And Moroccan hoteliers rail against a law that forbids beds for the unwed.

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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S5 Bonus: Adrian Tobey, Groundhogg

Adrian Tobey lives in Canada. He got started in his tech career right out of high school, working for his father's digital marketing agency. In high school, he was interested in computer science, and developed video games and useful UI for his school. Prior to digital marketing, his father was a jazz musician, and Adrian followed in those footsteps to play the trumpet. For University, he had two options - go to school for computer science or for music... and chose the latter. During school, he was working full time for his Dad's agency, building websites, email campaigns and such. While he was doing this, he built his first product called Form Lift, which is a Wordpress form builder for Infusion Soft.

Around 3 years into school, he failed his first university course - a discrete computer science course around computer runtimes, big O notation, etc. He had invested a ton of money into the his degree already, but he started doing the math, and estimated he wouldn't complete school until 2025 because he was part time.

With that in mind, he dropped out of University school, and thought - what next? He didn't want to do agency work forever. He took a look at how expensive, convoluted and clunky marketing technology tools can be. He vowed to create the ultimate suite of tools, and to do it on Wordpress.

This is the creation story of Groundhogg.

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