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‘Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark’ is a health and wellness podcast where each guest provides their own remedy to heal a sick culture - physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Apothecaries were the place where people would go for natural remedies, and Alex is restoring this concept by inviting expert guests every Monday and Thursday night at 6pm PST/9pm EST to share raw, unpasteurized truths! But that's not all...the last Monday of EVERY month will be a special solo episode with Alex cal ...
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Easy Like A Sunday Morn is a weekly show that allows you just to relax and take it easy. Aren't you sick of the noise and hard sell? It's Sunday morning. Sit back, relax, enjoy your coffee, or tea and hot buttered toast while sitting in your favourite chair.
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The Wrap is Australia's fastest technology roundup in a podcast, wrapping news, analysis, and reviews in an earful that you can hear in just five minutes. Phones, laptops, TVs, headphones, cameras, computers... it's the week in tech in the time it takes for you to grab a bus or eat your toast in the morning.
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The What's Cooking Podcast

Elizabeth Kerr and Kat Wood

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Beth and Kat are two lovers of all things food who bring you weekly insights into the adventures of fellow epicureans and their businesses. Focusing on the journey and not the destination, they will explore what gets their guests out of bed in the morning and what life looks like when you’re starting from scratch in this competitive sector.
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Welcome to Burger King Breakfast Menu Canada, your go-to podcast for everything related to BK’s delicious morning offerings! We explore the latest menu updates, limited-time specials, and classic favorites available at Burger King locations across Canada. Whether you’re a fan of the Croissan’wich, Egg & Cheese Muffin, or French Toast Sticks, we’ve got you covered with insights, reviews, and tips to make the most of your breakfast experience. Tune in and stay updated on all things Burger King ...
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The Story: It’s the night before his gastric-band operation and Corey is terrified. He’s 16 years old, weighs 300 pounds and has a BMI of 60*. However, if Corey doesn’t have the operation, his hypertension will literally make him blind. None of this stops him from stealing, in the dead of night, an electric motor-scooter from the hospital. He picks up his best friend Cassie, a recovering anorexic. Like Corey, Cassie has found solace in the jungle beats and liquid rhythms of D’n’B and they to ...
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Breadsheet

Hoss Bossman

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Hi! I'm Hoss Bossman. I'm a sometimes high school English teacher, former and occasionally current entertainment writer, musician-singer-song, YouTuber, and general man about town. This podcast is about politics, social issues, pop culture, critical thinking, music, books, and whatever else I want to talk about on a given week. Probably other podcasts too. I sometimes have guests you may have heard of, often ones you haven't, and occasionally none at all. Follow me on Twitter at Twitter.com/ ...
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Presenting forgotten facts, life hacks and lost lessons to learners...just...like...me. A podcast for people wanting to learn just a little bit more about their life and how to live it just a tinsy bit more fun, efficient and easier. Oh That’s A Fact Trailer Oh, are you really gonna tell me that you knew that the easiest way to plug leaks or pick up those tiny, little glass splinters, is with a bar of soap? But did you know that you can lower the cost of some airline flights by using a VPN t ...
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POTATO/POTATOH…Let’s call the whole thing off! If you’ve ever eaten a green potato chip prepare to have your mind blown. If you buy your bread or milk in the grocery store, this episode is going to teach you exactly what to look for and what to avoid. You may not actually be eating sourdough bread like you thought! 😟🍞 According to Dr. Bill Schindle…
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Hi Toasters! Today we've got a pargy episode of The Toast for ya, available exclusively on Patreon! We are talking New Heights' mystery guest, Kelly's major loss, McClurd's run in with McClard and so much more. Dont miss it! Listen to the full episode here See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art1…
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Richard Burton was a global icon best remembered for his memorable film roles and his passionate - and drama-filled - romance with Elizabeth Taylor, but a new release reveals where it all began. The new biopic Mr Burton will be out in theatres next week and it tells the story of Richard Burton's tumultuous early life - and the school teacher who he…
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Kiwi musician and comedian Bret McKenzie, best known for his work with Flight of the Conchords, is set to release his second album next week. Freak Out City is a follow-up to his 2022 solo project Songs Without Jokes. The lead off single is All I Need, and Bret McKenzie says it's inspired by his long-term relationship with his wife, Hannah. "It's f…
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Summer Island by Kristin Hannah: Kristin Hannah is the author of several extremely popular books, including The Nightingale and The Women. They’re historical fiction, but this one is contemporary - about a broken mother and daughter relationship. Nora Bridge is a nationally syndicated talk show host who dispenses moral and spiritual advice to her l…
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Japan is making significant changes to its tourism landscape, with new measures taking effect by late 2026. Japan will end tax-free shopping benefits for foreign visitors, estabish dual pricing and establish visitor caps at popular tourist spots. BloggerAtLarge's Megan Singleton explains further - and reveals whether these will make a dent in Japan…
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This week on the Sunday Panel, broadcaster and journalist Wilhelmina Shrimpton and director at Capital NZ, Ben Thomas, joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! Labour's Chris Hipkins has admitted his education spokesperson should have replied to the Minister over NCEA changes before the Government moved to scrap t…
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Consuming more fibre can be good for your health, but is TikTok's new FibreMaxxing trend the safest way to go about it? FibreMaxxing encourages people to load their diets up with extra fibre, but experts have voiced concerns that consuming too much could lead to harmful effects. Naturopath and wellness expert Erin O'Hara explains further. LISTEN AB…
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On the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast for Sunday 10th August 2025, Flight of the Conchords star Bret McKenzie speaks ahead of the release of his new solo album Freak Out City. He talks about writing for movies and inheriting 50 race horses. Actress Kate Burton is the daughter of global screen star Richard Burton, she tells F…
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Pea and ham soup with cheesy toast Cook time: 60 minutes Prep time: 10 minutes Serves: 6 1 smoked pork hock 1 carrot, peeled and quartered 1 onion, peeled and quartered 2 bay leaves 1 ltr chicken stock 1 ltr water 2 cup green lentils ½ tsp Salt ¼ tsp white pepper Gruyere toast 8 slices ciabatta 4 tbsp Dijon mustard 100g tasty cheese, grated Place a…
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Did you know that the humble potato owes its very existence, and its global success as a food staple to an ancient genetic mash-up? A recent study in the journal Cell of over 100 wild and cultivated potato genomes has revealed a fascinating secret about the potato family tree. The beloved spud and its 107 wild relatives all belong to a plant group …
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2025 is a big year for Jane Austen fans, as it marks 250 years since the English novelist's birth. A line up of events have been taking place throughout the year - but also coinciding with the anniversary is a French Austen-esque rom com. The film is called Jane Austen Wrecked My Life and it tells the story of struggling writer Agathe, played by Ca…
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The new 2025 mystery horror film Weapons is out in theatres, meaning film fans will finally get a chance to unravel what was happening in the trailers. The film's premise involves seventeen children from the same classroom mysteriously running away on the same night. Flicks.co.nz editor Steve Newall explains further - without getting into the film'…
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The SPCA is riding the tail of a global cat film sensation. CatVideoFest is a 75-minute compilation of small felines doing silly things. It's reached our cinemas and a portion of money from screenings goes to the SPCA. It was founded in the US and has benefited charities in North America and Europe - before making its way to Australia and New Zeala…
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The Greens claim they're leading the opposition, while they push a radical tax shakeup. The Party's AGM continues in the capital today, which kicked off with a rally from co-leader Marama Davidson yesterday. NZ Herald political reporter Jamie Ensor explained that Chlöe Swarbrick was due to speak today. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for p…
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Israeli protestors have taken to the streets of Tel Aviv angry over the Israeli Government's plan to occupy Gaza City. Latest opinion polls show around 70 percent of people in Israel oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan for military control in Gaza City. World leaders have condemned Israel's take-over plan and an emergency meeting of the…
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Labour's leader believes lessons can be learnt from a lack of communication from his party on NCEA changes. Education Minister Erica Stanford reached out to Labour's education spokeswoman Willow-Jean Prime at least three times, asking for her input on the changes but she failed to respond. Following the announcement, Labour criticised the Governmen…
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When it comes to politics, a pet peeve of mine is opposition members of Parliament who seemingly do little for 3 or 6 or 9 years and then come into power and seem baffled as to what they intend to do with the portfolio they are now in charge of. And this applies to all parties - anyone in opposition. Heading into an election, I find myself wonderin…
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Has Melania had work done? Kris Jenner’s facelift. Lindsay Lohan’s comeback face. Did you know there is an explosion of women in their 30s opting for a mini-facelift. What is going on in beauty right now?! 💉💄 I sit down with Dr. Anthony Youn—the internet’s most followed holistic plastic surgeon—to break down the wildest celeb procedures, crazy tren…
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Watch the original episode here on YouTube 1. Todd and Julie Chrisley Found Guilty of Bank Fraud, Tax Evasion (Page Six) (13:28) 2. Julia Garner Offered Madonna Role in Universal Biopic (Variety) (18:25) 3. 'And Just Like That' Season 2 Storyline Will Include Samantha's Character (Page Six) (22:05) 4. Internet Loses its Mind Over Couple Who Said Th…
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💩 This episode is all about... POOP. 💩 Yes, you read that right — and your 7-year-old self is already giggling. We’re diving into farts, castor oil in the belly button, constipation, coffee enemas, and the most controversial detox trend of all: COLONICS!!! 😱 What are they, do they actually work, and could your acne, anxiety, or low libido be linked…
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Hi Toasters and Happy August! Today we've got a pargy episode of The Toast for you. We're talking Katy & Justin, Pamela & Liam and Justin and Lymes. Don't miss it! Listen to the full episode here See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.…
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Dr Rachel Clarke is a palliative care doctor with the NHS in the UK, and she's utilised her experience to write several books about the medical industry. Her bestselling book Breathtaking inspired a tv show and her latest book The Story of a Heart recently won the 2025 Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction. The Story of a Heart centres on 9-year-olds Max a…
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The Girl with the Suitcase by Lesley Pearse. Mary and Elizabeth meet in London during WW2, and soon after find themselves in an air raid shelter where they’re hit by a bomb, and Elizabeth dies. The hospital staff mistake their identities and give her possessions to Mary, which offers her the chance for total reinvention and a whole new life. This i…
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Every day, thousands of items are confiscated from travellers everywhere, meaning it's important to remember what you can and can't pack before your next flight. Weapons and explosives are obviously a no-go, but there's plenty of lists to consult about what you can pack in your checked bag - and what has to stay in your carry-on. BloggerAtLarge wri…
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This week on the Sunday Panel NZ Herald senior writer, Simon Wilson, and Resident Economist at Opes Partners, Ed McKnight, joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the week - and more! The Government is set to charge tourists $20 to $40 to visit some of New Zealand's most popular outdoor spots, with a promise they'll put the money in…
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On the Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin Full Show Podcast for Sunday 3rd August 2025, screenwriter and actress Sophie Henderson reveals the lengths she went to, to keep the doors of the Basement Theatre open, and why she's based a film on it. Dr Rachel Clarke tells the heart breaking story of organ donation that centres around 9 year olds Max a…
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Research indicates the weather outside plays a role on what's going on on the inside - which is why sunny weather comes with health benefits. Sunshine is linked to improved moods, better sleep, lower blood pressure, and added vitamin D. Naturopath and wellness expert Erin O'Hara opens up about the benefits of sunny weather - and explains how to inc…
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Farm Lime Tart Cook time: 55 minutes Prep time: 20 minutes Serves: 2 tarts 1 x sweet shortcrust pastry 1 egg, lightly beaten Zest and juice of 7 limes 1 cup + 1tbsp caster sugar 500ml cream 3 eggs 3 egg yolks Top tip: Remember when rolling out pastry, the more your pastry resembles a circle to begin with, the more likely it is to finish up a circle…
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Have you ever instinctively taken a step back when someone sneezes near you on the bus? It turns out that your body may be doing more than just helping you avoid germs, it might be quietly powering up your immune system too. In a new study published this week in Nature Neuroscience, researchers found that even the sight of someone who looks contagi…
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The red carpet's being rolled out for New Zealand's International Film Festival. Thirty international titles direct from Cannes Film Festival in France will be showcased across the country, alongside an array of Kiwi films. Flicks.co.nz editor Steve Newall explains what's available - and outlined his recommendations. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com…
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Kiwi screenwriter Sophie Henderson's been behind many New Zealand-produced hits, and she's drawn on her personal experiences for her next film. Henderson's latest film - in which she also stars - made its debut at the New Zealand International Film Festival, and it's inspired by her time at Auckland’s Basement Theatre. She says Workmates was inspir…
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The 2025 New Zealand Beer Awards recently took place, with the best in local beer being celebrated and appreciated by experts. 25 trophies were handed out - selected from 625 beers submitted from 70 different breweries. Head judge of the awards, Tina Panoutsos, has spent many years in the industry and she says New Zealand-produced beer is on par wi…
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The Prime Minister believes the United States' tariff hike of 15 percent was a blunt and late decision. The US announced the increase for New Zealand exporters, while the UK and Australia remain at 10 percent. Trade Minister Todd McClay's been invited by his US counterpart to visit and discuss the tariffs. NZ Herald political reporter Adam Pearse s…
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The Government's newly introduced Online Casino Gambling (OCG) Bill has been met with backlash from some on New Zealand's leading sporting bodies. The legislation would regulate online casinos and allow them to operate in New Zealand, but concerns have been raised that the bill won't make them return community funding grants. Cycling NZ Chair Marti…
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The Government says it's charting a course towards more growth on conservation land. It's upped entry fees to $40 dollars for overseas visitors looking to visit areas like Cathedral Cove, Tongariro Crossing and Aoraki Mount Cook. Conservation Minister Tama Potaka says there was demand from Kiwis to charge foreign tourists. "Not only that, some rece…
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If you’re a footballer or have a young footballer in the family there’s a chance you received an email from New Zealand Football on Friday asking you to have your say on the new Online Casino Gambling (OCG) Bill. It’s not just New Zealand Football who are making their participants aware of how this bill could potentially impact them. 33 of our bigg…
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What if the most dangerous ingredient in your kitchen isn’t even on the label? 😳 I’m joined by Kelly Ryerson (Glyphosate Girl) to expose the truth about Big Ag, skyrocketing infertility, gender disruption, and how Republicans are betraying the MAHA base by pushing legal immunity for chemical companies. 💥 Spoiler: Your pantry might be a crime scene—…
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Watch the original episode here on YouTube Harry Styles passionately kisses Emily Ratajkowski on the streets of Tokyo (Daily Mail) (20:41) Reese Witherspoon and husband Jim Toth divorcing after 12 years of marriage (Page Six) (32:40) Selena Gomez, Zayn Malik spark romance rumors after alleged NYC dinner date (Page Six) (39:49) Kelly Clarkson's divo…
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In this edition of Great Chats with Francesca Rudkin, we hear from the iconic Helena Bonham Carter on her new movie Four Letters of Love and how she reflects on her storied career. And Francesca speaks with Owain Mulligan who ended up serving in the Iraq War after joining the Territorial Army as an outlet. He's told his story in the book The Accide…
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Illie Balaj is one of my funniest, most savage friends in the wellness space—and my go-to when I need health trends decoded FAST. She’s a holistic health coach, clean wellness store founder, and author of Yummy Colors. Illie doesn’t care about burning bridges or making enemies if it means standing up for what’s right—and that’s exactly why I love h…
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Hi Toasters! Today, we've got a teaser from today's Patreon episode for you! We're covering allllll the pop culture news of the week including, but not limited to, Gwyneth Paltrow's latest endorsement, Pedro Pascal's curious behavior, Harry Styles' career pivot and more. Enjoy! Listen to the full episode here See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com…
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Dame Harriet Walter's got plenty of memorable roles under her belt, from Succession, to Ted Lasso, to Killing Eve - and now she's taking on a part like no other. She portrays former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the docuseries Brian and Maggie and she's opened up about taking on such a challenging role. "All actors like a challenge and thi…
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Dr Timoti Te Moke became a doctor at age 56, but it wasn't an easy road to get into medical school. Before he started at Middlemore Hospital, he endured a childhood filled with abuse, time in state care, in prison and eventually gangs. He detailed his journey in his new book, The Unlikely Doctor, and says he wrote it to shine a light on the barrier…
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Not Quite Dead Yet by Holly Jackson. This has a hugely implausible premise. Jet Mason is attacked in her kitchen one evening, after which her doctors tell her she’ll be dead by an aneurysm in seven days, so she decides to spend the week hunting down her murderer. It took me a little while to get into the rhythm - the black humour, sarcasm, farce, t…
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