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Aboard the Opal Star

Pseudonym Social

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An Esper Genesis 5e actual play podcast. An unlikely group of friends explores the stars trying to find their place among them, answering questions about themselves and the universe. Because sometimes the biggest mysteries are closer to home than you realize, and the universe is a very strange place. And life is never boring aboard the Opal Star.
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The Nice Guy Show

Faisal Khokhar, Ari Graff & Chuck Chapman

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The podcast that answers the question, "how do I break free from the Nice Guy Syndrome, so that I never come in last again?" - with hosts Faisal Khokhar, Ari Graff, and Chuck Chapman
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Welcome to Unbothered & Unstoppable (formerly The Escape the 9-5 Podcast) — the podcast for women who refuse to settle for anything less than extraordinary. I’m your host, Marissa Dahlin — business coach, offer strategist, and the woman who's here to help you get paid like the incredible leader that you are. If you’re done overthinking your content, tired of trying to say the “right” thing, and you're ready to build a business that actually works without the hustle... you’re in the right pla ...
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The Uncuckables

Tim Wilms

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The Uncuckables is a new joint live show production between the XYZ, The Unshackled and the Rational Rise. On Thursdays at 8.30pm AEST The Uncuckables will discuss the issues of the week in a no off-limits format. In an age of media cucking we will not be hiding from any conservations or facts.
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Daniel 3 Podcast

Jacob Winograd

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The Daniel 3 Podcast is a platform dedicated to exploring the intersection of Christian faith, libertarian values, and cultural commentary. Hosted by Jacob Winograd, the show brings a thoughtful and candid approach to topics like theology, philosophy, and politics, with a focus on challenging mainstream narratives. Through engaging interviews and in-depth discussions, the podcast aims to inspire listeners to think critically about their beliefs and the world around them. Whether discussing t ...
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Was the moon landing faked? Did Shakespeare actually pen his works? And were the pyramids really built by aliens? In History's Greatest Conspiracies, Rob Attar takes a deep dive into the theories in the company of expert historians to uncover if there's any truth behind the murky myths. History’s Greatest Conspiracy Theories is produced by the team behind BBC History Magazine. For more fascinating stories from the past, head to HistoryExtra, the home of ‘History’s Greatest’ podcasts. There y ...
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Musafir In The City

Pulse 95 Radio

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The Musafir In The City show was hosted by Anna Roberts on Pulse 95 Radio, ‘Musafir in the City’ explored the emirate of Sharjah, interviewing and profiling the places, people and events that make the emirate the region’s cultural core.
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Welcome to the 'High-Performance CEO Show,' hosted by Sebastian Schieke. Explore the strategies of top CEOs and business leaders as we equip you to lead yourself and your company to success. In each episode, we bring you high-performance CEOs from diverse industries, delving into their journeys and the core principles that drive their companies. We strongly focus on AI and how it is transforming the business landscape. Learn how you can leverage it to stay competitive. This podcast is your g ...
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Where does your wanderlust lead you? To Melbourne’s cafes or the vast deserts of the Empty Quarter, a New Zealand vineyard or the pavements of New York… what’s your neighbourhood? Join travel journalists and editors Kirstie Bedford and Belinda Jackson for stories and inside information from across the world. Hosts Belinda Jackson & Kirstie Bedford Website Instagram @theworldawaitspodcast Support us https://ko-fi.com/theworldawaits (thank you!)
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What's New to Netflix

Myles Byrne-Dunhill & James Sellers

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What's New to Netflix started in 2015, making it the longest-running Netflix podcast to date. We keep you informed on all of the latest movies and shows in addition to providing extensive reviews on three titles that are new to Netflix each month.
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Camille Cutajar speaks publicly about her experience as a landlord, and how a long-running dispute with a former tenant, later elected to public office, led her to speak out. Camille describes the challenges she faced pursuing a civil case through the courts, the impact it had on her family, and why she felt compelled to go public when she saw that…
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A 95-year-old UK resident has had his dream of experiencing what it would be like to go around the TT course on a high-speed motorbike come true. Ron Allen and his wife used to regularly attend the fortnight from 1956 until 1981. Back again this year for the first time in 44 years, Ron has come over to scatter his wife's ashes in one of their favou…
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This evening the Red Arrows will return once again to the skies above Douglas Bay. A mainstay of the TT entertainment schedule, the aerobatic team will be performing from 7:30pm. The nine Royal Air Force Hawk jets recently took part in the VE Day flypast over London, but say coming back for TT is 'always special'. As the team’s commentator, Squadro…
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Summary In this episode of the Nice Guy Show, hosts Chuck Chapman, Faisal Coker, and Ari Graf reflect on their recent experiences at a men's conference in Cancun, Mexico. They discuss the importance of in-person connections, the courage displayed by participants, and the nuances of leadership. The conversation highlights the journey of personal gro…
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"Southern Africa is very hard to describe; for many people, you get bitten by something, or you breathe something in, and you become hooked," says Australian author Tony Park. Speaking to us from his home just north of Kruger National Park in South Africa, Tony shares his vast experience about going on safari in southern and east Africa. From the K…
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A group of lobbyists from the Island are calling on the Isle of Man Government to 'take stronger action against Israel' as the conflict in Gaza continues. Amnesty International Isle of Man, Caarjyn Phalestine and Manx residents have held vigils on Douglas promenade every Friday 'for the Palestinian people' since the ceasefire ended back in March. B…
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Later this month the Council of Ministers' Annual Report on Poverty Measures will be laid before Tynwald. It provides an overview of the latest indicators on poverty and highlights a series of measures aimed at alleviating the issue and improving the lives of people across the Island. But recent stats show a percentage of Isle of Man residents are …
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They're a familiar sight around the Isle of Man, and if you're a TT visitor you might be staying in one now; Island Escapes holiday homes. And now, the Manx holiday lettings agency, which manages over 150 properties across the Island, has been acquired by a UK company. Island Escapes is joining the Cornwall-based Sapphire Holidays Ltd family of bra…
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A rare piece of Viking gold, unearthed by a Manx metal detectorist, has been declared Treasure by the Isle of Man Deputy Coroner of Inquests. The fragment of a gold arm-ring, belonging to a Viking, dates back to AD 1000-1100 and was found earlier this year, in Spring, by Ronald Clucas. Mr Clucas - a member of the Manx Detectorist Society - has been…
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One of the organisers of the Peel Traditional Boat Weekend has been looking back at its more than 30 year history after confirming that the event would be 'no more'. It was announced last year, as part of the introduction of the new Peel Sea Fest - which incorporates some parts of the traditional weekend. However, Mike Clark says it's the disappear…
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On the fringe of the Sahara, at the birthplace of Star Wars, the little Northern African country of Tunisia's drawcards are its medinas and souqs, its Roman ruins and Mediterranean seaside resorts. Stay in desert camps or in cave hotels carved into the mountains; you'll find spicy harissa, dramatic doors and ornate tiles everywhere. "What's not to …
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What's New to Netflix gets into all of the titles for Netflix in May 2025, and it's a lot to cover, so be sure to listen, because you don't want to miss out! Then Scarlett Johansson uses 100% of her brain, leading to all sorts of action mayhem in Luc Besson's Lucy from 2014. Next, we did the first Sicario last month, so now we tackle Sicario: Day o…
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A South African rider says the sacrifice to come to the Isle of Man for the TT races 'is big'. AJ Venter told Manx Radio that each year it becomes more and more financially difficult, but with new sponsors this year he's been able to continue to keep his team 'proudly South African'. 2025 marks his eighth year at the Snaefell Mountain Course.…
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Guenther Steiner, who headed up Haas from 2016 - 2023, is on the Island today (22 May) promoting his book 'Unfiltered'. While he won't be able to stay longer to watch the races, he plans to do a tour of the Snaefell Mountain Course. He spoke to Chanelle Sukhoo about his tour, his thoughts on the current Formula 1 season and the TT.…
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"The best way to see the Mekong is slowly," says travel journalist Michael Turtle. He takes us on a cruise down the river in Laos on board the beautiful new boat Boheme. With only 13 cabins, it runs between the royal city of Luang Prabang and the capital, Vientiane, connecting you to the lifeblood of the country, all while exploring Laos' cuisine a…
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In this riveting episode, Stuart and Jacob dive into the treacherous waters of "The Most Dangerous Game," comparing the original 1932 classic with its 2022 remake. They explore the differences in acting choices, set design, and how the adaptations of the original short story go about their storytelling. And they just can't help but rip into the 202…
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Preparations have been getting underway to create an Ibiza-style bar on Peel Promenade on the site of the former swimming pool. Meta Lounge opened throughout August last year, but this time it's back for four months - starting this weekend. Manx Radio sat down with owner, Melanie Webb, to find out why the business chose its location, and how the ar…
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The infrastructure minister says her department will consult local authorities in all areas of the Island about implementing 20 mph zones in residential areas. Michelle Haywood is also urging members of the public to get involved and share their own views. Yesterday, Tynwald approved her department's implementation plan.…
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There are high hopes for a good season of basking shark sightings off the coast of the Isle of Man this year. Since 2010, basking shark numbers are said to have decreased dramatically in Manx waters - from around 500 sighting reports per season in 2010 to just 10 last year. But Manx Whale and Dolphin Watch says it's already had six reported to it s…
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The Isle of Man’s Youth Select Committee has launched a new inquiry into the opportunities available to young people after leaving school or higher education. The committee is made up of members aged between 15 and 24, and is aiming to understand why the Island continues to face challenges in retaining young adults. It will examine government polic…
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The Manx Highway Code is set to be updated this year for the first time in more than a decade. It was last updated in 2014, and the latest edition will adopt the guidance and rules from the UK’s Official Highway Code (2022), subject to 'specified Manx modifications'. These include references to Manx legislation and amendments for local variations s…
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Do you know who was behind the design of Canberra? What about the first person hired to manage the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge? Both are women whose stories have historically rarely been told. That’s something tour guide, feminist, history nerd, and author Sita Sargeant plans on changing. Frustrated by the lack of recognition for wome…
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A number of the Island's plantations and glens remain closed as the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture continues to make them safe. It's after severe storms this winter, including the record-breaking Storm Éowyn back in January, which saw wind speeds of 107mph recorded on Snaefell. Amy Griffiths to Archallagan plantation to speak to th…
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A new Onchan Commissioner says she would like to be a voice for the young people in the village after being elected to the board. Gabriella Corkish, who's 19 years old, is the youngest local authority member on the Island and wants to encourage more people her age to engage in Manx politics. At the commissioner's AGM she was given the role of Oncha…
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In this episode, Stuart and Jacob dive into the gritty underworld of the "French Connection" franchise, comparing the original 1971 classic with its 1975 sequel and the lesser-known 1986 made-for-TV pilot movie, "Popeye Doyle." They explore the evolution of the Jimmy "Popeye" Doyle, portrayed by Gene Hackman, and how his journey shifts from a hard-…
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Have you ever thought about packing everything up, renting or selling the house and moving to Italy? Well, that’s just what our guest this week did. Award-winning freelance food, travel and lifestyle journalist Natascha Mirosch has swapped the sunny shores of Brisbane to move temporarily to a tiny village south of Rome. We chat about why she did it…
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Manx veteran Christopher Garrett has been described by colleagues in Ukraine as a 'lovable guy, completely dedicated to his work'. The bomb disposal expert, from Peel, was killed yesterday (6 May). The charity he co-founded, Prevail Together, says he and two other team members were seriously injured in an incident in Izyum in eastern Ukraine. Board…
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Businesses are being encouraged to take advantage of government schemes and expand their offerings as visitor numbers decline in Douglas city centre. In a post on social media, city centre management asked users to offer their suggestions as to what might improve footfall on the high street. A common suggestion was for the introduction of cheaper, …
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