Why? Because it’s a fascinating, confusing, humorous and scary piece of literature. And everyone, Christian or not, should know what it says. Ninety-nine percent of all of the Christians I’ve ever asked have told me that they HAVE NOT read it cover to cover, even the people who actually think it is the literal word of GOD. Pretty amazing.

So anyway – now all of you lazy people don’t have to read it, because I’m going to do it for you. And I’ll even explain it as I go.

What will you learn from this episode?
1. That God lied to Adam and Eve.
2. That the Serpent told them the truth.
3. That God seems to be pretty random with whom he punishes and why.
4. That God seems pretty confused when it comes to maths (how many days did he send rain during the Great Flood?).
And much, much more.

Even though I’m an atheist, I’m going to try my hardest to read the book seriously and without judgment. Which, I’ll admit, is pretty hard to do. That’s not to say that I won’t provide any commentary at all – after all, you can’t read this stuff without, at time, scratching your head and what is going on. But I’m not reading it as a skeptic. I’m reading it as someone who is genuinely fascinated by the book.
Final disclaimer – I am *not* a biblical scholar. Although I have been interested in biblical history for most of my life, and I have interviewed quite a few biblical scholars on my No Illusions podcast, I am not a scholar and I am *not* treating this as a scholarly exercise. It’s a simple reading of the books, from start to finish, by a lay person.

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The Biography Show #007 – King Arthur
Was King Arthur fact or fiction? There’s some debate over that on this edition of The Biography Show. While David acknowledges that we don’t know much about him, he does think Arthur was a historical person. Cameron, on the other hand, believes Arthur is a composite of various stories from genuine historical personages as well [...]

Hobo Radio 64 – Chuck vs. the ratings
Introduction Financial advice The new face of television Contractually obligated Batman discussion “Forget to Breathe” by Renee Cassar Week 64 Spotlight: Chuck vs. the ratings This week, Joel Murphy was alarmed to discover that one of his favorite shows, Chuck, is struggling to find an audience this season, so wrote a Murphy’s Law column urging people to give the show a [...]

Today in Music History: October 10, 2008
DOWNLOAD the podcast by right-clicking this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today In Music History: October 10, 2008 1960 – The #1 song was “Please Mr. Custer” by Larry Verne. 1964 – The Shangri-Las released “Leader of the Pack.” 1965 – The Supremes made their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. 1970 – Smokey Robinson [...]

Today in Music History: October 9, 2008
DOWNLOAD the podcast by right-clicking this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today In Music History: October 9, 2008 1959 – Bobby Darin became the youngest performer to headline the Sands Hotel’s Copa Room in Las Vegas. 1979 – Michael Jackson had the #1 song with “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough.” 1980 – John Lennon [...]

The PSP Show #82 – PDC World Championship Darts
The PSP Show #82 – PDC World Championship Darts (MP3 9.71 mb 14 minutes 7 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Update: Some fun with the files this week, you might need to reset and reload your client to get the latest show. Alongside the site, [...]

The Cranky Middle Manager Show #163 The PMPodcast – Cornelius Fichtner
Wayne Turmel talks to PMPodcast host Cornelius Fichtner about project management and keeping your project aligned with the larger needs of your company. Also a project manager whose job was to keep the Picts out of England…. Oh, and if you want to take part in a stealth project in December, let me know…….details in [...]

The Father Bob Show #108 – Singin’ the Recession Blues
Today we do our first “in person” show in quite a while. As you might have guessed from the title we dip our toe into the swirling waters that is the current global financial crisis. Can random acts of kindness boost the emotional capital of society? We review some feedback, which we love – keep it [...]

Today in Music History: October 8, 2008
DOWNLOAD the podcast by right-clicking this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today In Music History: October 8, 2008 Born on this day: 1939 – Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee Films) 1940 – Fred Cash (Singer for The Impressions) 1943 – Chevy Chase (Comedian from SNL and the Vacation Films) 1948 – Johnny Ramone (Guitarist for The Ramones) 1949 – [...]

Box Office Weekly #134
Box Office Weekly #134 (MP3 – 17 MB – 24 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: Boring old men try to determine a technical standard for digital media… That writer’s strike could still be on – who knew?… and in this week’s commentary, I offer a way for TV [...]

The Working Week 72: Substance Abuse in the Workplace
September was National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month in the United States and this week, Wayne talk to Gus Steiber from Bensinger, DuPont & Associates, an employee assistance company, about the warning signs and effects of substance abuse in the workplace. According to the US Department of Labor, three-quarters of illegal drug users [...]

Atomic Show #108 – High Temperature Reactors – Regis Matzie, Linden Blue, John Grossenbacher
HTR 2008 included a press conference with Regis Matzie, Linden Blue and John Grossenbacher. Rod Adams provides additional commentary. (MP3 – 18 MB – 00:52:05 M) Listen to Atomic Show #108 Here! (Right click to download the show.) On September 29, 2008 the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) hosted the 4th International Topical Meeting on [...]

Today in Music History: October 7, 2008
DOWNLOAD the podcast by right-clicking this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today In Music History: October 7, 2008 Born on this day: 1927 – Al Martino (singer-actor, The Godfather) 1951 – John Mellencamp 1953 – Tico Torres (Drummer for Bon Jovi) 1955 – Yo-Yo Ma (Cellist) 1957 – Michael W. Smith (Gospel Singer) 1959 – Simon Cowell (American Idol) 1962 [...]

Today In Music History: Special Announcement
DOWNLOAD the podcast by right-clicking this link or press play and listen in your browser. Today In Music History is becoming part of the official Coverville Media umbrella. The new feed address can be found at: feeds.feedburner.com/todayinmusichistory While I hope that the current feed will automatically transfer to the new address, you may want to take a moment [...]

G’Day World #350 – Richard Moore
My guest on show #350 is American author (who now lives in Ireland) Richard J Moore, author of “Escaping The Matrix“. I was introduced to Richard’s work recently via an article he wrote about Russia, Georgia and South Ossetia. Richard tells me that the kind of government we have in the USA, UK and Australia [...]

Today In Music History: October 6, 2008
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G’Day World #348 – Everett True, “The Man Who Invented Grunge”
Meeting Everett True isn’t what you’d expect. When I went to his house a few weeks ago, I expected to be confronted by Spider Jerusalem in the flesh. Instead I was greeted by someone looking like a middle-aged accountant. Quite the anti-climax. But the man is still the man. Who is Everett True, I hear [...]

The Atomic Show #107 – Wind Monster Neighbors; Installing a Reactor in a Single Season
Charlie Porter and Roger Hale both have stories of interest. Charlie lives in the shadow of several monster wind turbines, Roger helped to build the PM-2A at Camp Century. (MP3 – 17.3 MB – 00:50:05 M) Listen to Atomic Show #107 Here! (Right click to download the show.) Charlie Porter had a nice little horse farm [...]

Hobo Radio 62 – Do you believe in magic?
Introduction Contractually obligated Batman discussion David Blaine and the sad state of magic “Basis of everything” by Delorentos Week 62 Spotlight: Do you believe in magic? In his latest publicity stunt, David Blaine suspended himself upside down for 60 hours, then did a “dive of death” in front of a live crowd. Only he didn’t actually hang upside down for [...]

G’Day World #347 – Microsoft TechEd 2008
Ahh…. Microsoft. I love ya. Where do they get so many folks who can’t cope once they lose their powerpoint cheat sheet? In the first of a series of interviews with Microsoft folks from the last couple of weeks, today I present a few interviews I did at their TechEd 2008 event in Sydney. In [...]

Today In Music History: September 26, 2008
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Today In Music History: September 25, 2008
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The Father Bob Show #107 – Art for a Cause
Just a quick show again this time folks as we check in. If you are in Melbourne, please consider coming to our fundraiser. Check out the details at http://www.art4acause.com.au We’d love some feedback via any of our contact points. Check out Bob’s Facebook page with a group for The Father Bob Show Podcast. Support the Fr Bob [...]

TPN Rock Again – featuring Hipshott
TPN Rock Again – featuring Hipshott (4.96 MB, 5 min 24 sec) DOWNLOAD THE PODCAST by right clicking this link, or press play and listen in your browser. TPN Rock Again #112: Sway Me, by Hipshott. (www.hipshott.co.uk, although appears defunct now). Originally Aired in TPN Rock #17

The Wii Show #48 – The Great Outdoors!
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Today In Music History: September 24, 2008
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Box Office Weekly #132
Box Office Weekly #132 (MP3 – 14 MB – 21 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: Emmys post historically low numbers and still make the top ten… Warner Brothers IS Voldemort with a punjabi accent… and in this week’s commentary, I tell you what I thought of the Emmy [...]

The Cranky Middle Manager Show #161 Management in Asia- Andrew Calvert
Wayne Turmel talks with Achieve Global’s Andrew Calvert about middle management in Asia, and what it’s like to be an ex-pat in Singapore. Also the guy who ran interference for Marco Polo…… Andrew Calvert, international man of mystery Check out my new book! Buy from my website and get a signed copy! Show Notes 0:00 Another travelogue today… [...]

The Working Week 70: Time to Start Moofing
This week, Wayne talks to Mr MOOF, aka James Mccarthy, Microsoft UK’s mobile working expert and the brains behind the MOOF blog. Although Wayne describes himself as a GOOF – that’s Gladly Out of the Office – James insists that he is indeed a moofer (MOOF = Mobile Out of Office) – since he is not constrained [...]

Today In Music History: September 23, 2008
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G’Day World #346 – MusicStation Launches in Australia
Today I’m chatting with Karen Paterson, Head of live! Services at Vodafone Australia and David Loiterton, Managing Director, Australia, Omnifone, about the new service just launched in Australia called MusicStation. Here’s the blurb from the press release: ==== START EVIL PRESS RELEASE ==== Vodafone Australia today launched MusicStation, Australia’s first unlimited mobile music download service, available exclusively to [...]

Today In Music History: September 22, 2008
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G’Day World #345 – Alex Epstein, Ayn Rand Center for Individual Rights
I’ve been a big fan of Ayn Rand’s work since I first read “The Fountainhead” when I was about 20. I quickly read everything of hers I could get my hands on and I re-read both “The Fountainhead” and “Atlas Shrugged” every couple of years. I’ve wanted to do a show on her work for [...]

The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast #45 – La Mort de Napoleon
Well…. here we are folks. The end of the chronological part of our story. It’s been two-and-a-half years in the making. Sometimes I never thought we’d get here. In many ways, I wish we hadn’t. But it had to happen – and so – on today’s episode, the Emperor – dies. We discuss his last [...]

Hobo Radio 61 – International Talk Like a Pirate Day
Introduction Contractually obligated Batman discussion Interview with Cap’n Slappy “I’m a Pirate” by The Pirate Guys Week 61 Spotlight: International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Most days you are trapped in your boring office job, forced to joylessly fill out TPS reports inside your tiny cubicle. But there is one day a year when you can cut loose at the [...]

The Napoleon Bonaparte Podcast #44 – The Murder Of Napoleon
On today’s episode, David and I talk about Napoleon’s struggles with Hudson Lowe, the theory that he was slowly being murdered while on St Helena, poisoned by someone in his own retinue, his sexual escapades with Albine de Montholon, and whether or not he had a “foxhole” religious conversion. Have you bought a copy of [...]

Becoming blissfully awareness.
Hello All you very curious and/or courageous creatures! Ok, I can only assume your back for another dose of The Power of the Pussy, and here is the promised interview with Devasi (Day-va-see) A tantrika, tantric masseuse, teacher of Tigress Yoga… she’s all levels of good and juicy woman! I consider Devasi a very dear Sister and [...]

Today In Music History: September 19, 2008
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The Wii Show #46 – Wii Know, Wii Sorry!
Show Notes: This is the week of A LOT of releases. Guitar Hero is on full throttle and Rock Band 2 breaks into a new chorus. There are a few items left in the prize closet too(The maid forgot to clean)! All that and more on this technically screwed up version of The [...]

Martial Arts Explorer – V3 P20
Download the iPod version of the video here. (230Mb) Martial Arts Explorer – Video Podcast Volume 3 Program 20 A new feature called China Way with Dr. Yang, Jwing Ming, a salad a day keeps the doctor away in Health & Wellness and using a chambered knife hand strike in Explorer. Please subscribe to this version of the podcast in [...]

Extraordinary Everyday Lives #054 : National Innovation System Review – unlock it already!
EELS 54 Tuesday 16th September 2008 The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show #054 DOWNLOAD AND SAVE – Right-click. 24.1Mb 1:09:55 Dave and Mike are joined by Laurel Papworth and Kristin Alford to discuss the recently released Review on Australia’s National Innovation System. A lot of the discussion focuses on the locked nature of the PDF document as it was [...]

Today In Music History: September 18, 2008
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Connections #040 – Ecademy: The Original Business Network
Thomas Power, located in London, is the founder & CEO of Ecademy – the original Business Network. Founded in February 1998, at the suggestion of Thomas’ wife, Penny Power, Ecademy now has over 300,000 members and operations in 160 countries worldwide. Although smaller and a lot more exclusive than many other networks in existence today, In the [...]

The Digital Photography Show #97: Camera Dojo’s Kerry Garrison Explains It All
PLEASE VOTE FOR US IN THE PODCAST AWARDS! There is a change this year – you can only vote one time during the nomination period. So, all we’re asking you to do is surf over here just once and enter our name “The Digital Photography Show” and our address “www.TheDigitalPhotographyShow.” That’s not so bad when [...]

G’Day World #344 – Ben Witherington III on the Historicity of Jesus
My guest on #344 is Ben Witherington III, an evangelical Biblical scholar and lecturer on New Testament Studies, who is currently Professor on the New Testament for Doctoral Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Kentucky. In our discussion, Prof. Witherington makes a case for the historicity of the New Testament and for the existence [...]

The Atomic Show #106 – NNadir discusses ruthenium, rhodium, palladium plus other valuable “nuclear wastes”
NNadir is a diarist at Daily Kos. He is a Democrat who encourages support for clean, safe nuclear power. He is also a chemist who is enthusiastic about materials found in used nuclear fuel. (MP3 – 59.3 MB – 01:04:37 M) Listen to Atomic Show #106 Here! (Right click to download the show.) I recently posted [...]

Today In Music History: September 17, 2008
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Box Office Weekly #131
Box Office Weekly #131 (MP3 – 17 MB – 22 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: Wall Street plummets, takes Hollywood Boulevard with it… IMDB makes it even easier to see why Robert Wagner is famous… and in this week’s commentary, I see and review an opera based on [...]

Today In Music History: September 16, 2008
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The Cranky Middle Manager Show #160 Office Politics with Franke James
Today Wayne Turmel talks to Franke James, editor of Officepolitics.com about the scourge of middle managers everywhere- the hated office politics and “playing the game”. There’s no avoiding it, as the founder of Rome will tell you…. Officepolitics.com’s Franke James. And the cure for the political weasels in your office! Show Notes 0:00 Welcome behind the looking glass, [...]

The PSP Show #80 – Madden NFL 09
The PSP Show #80 – Madden NFL 09 (MP3 9.23 mb 13 minutes 23 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Lots to get through in this week’s show, including a look at software and hardware sales for August, comments from Sony Worldwide, and the latest [...]

The Working Week 69
There are plenty of situation that require short-term access to top management talent. You might need a vacuum to be filled following the unforeseen departure of a key member of staff. Or you might need some specialist expertise to drive through a critical project like the implementation of a new IT system. But rather than turning [...]

Today In Music History: September 15, 2008
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The Productivity Show #40 – Tony Goodson (The host) interviewed
download link In this episode, Tony’s in the hot seat! Helping you to get to know your regular host a little better is guest host Daryl Cook, Tony’s GTD buddy. International Man of Mystery – where he’s from and why he’s now here in Melbourne, Aus. It involves a girl. Kissing frogs – a bit about [...]

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The Atomic Show #105 – Atomic Show #105 – Some PBMR science and technology from the inside
Hans and Mary Lou Gougar return to The Atomic Show for an update on their respective PBMR related research projects. (MP3 – 27.0 MB – 01:18:23 M) Listen to Atomic Show #105 Here! Hans and Mary Lou Gougar are two of my favorite nuclear specialists. They are both currently living and working in South Africa [...]

Connections #039 – LinkedIn Unplugged
Patrick Crane is VP of Marketing & Advertising at LinkedIn – the world’s #1 Business Networking site, currently with over 26 Million members. Prior to joining LinkedIn, Patrick worked at Yahoo! Mobile & Vodafone (including some time in Sydney, Australia). In this frank and open discussion, Patrick talks about his role at LinkedIn – and answers many [...]

TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show #133
TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show #133 (MP3 27.6 mb 30 minutes 10 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link, or press play and listen in your browser. Rock Angel, by Stonelake (www.stonelake.se) Badman, by Homespun (Homespun’s Sexready Mind Control Album website) My Soul, by Marc Perrin (Marc Perrin on MySpace) Blind Girl, by Adema Minki [...]

Hobo Radio 59 – In a world without Don LaFontaine
Introduction Contractually obligated Batman discussion A tribute to Don LaFontaine TV shows “Just Walk Away” by Trading Voices Week 59 Spotlight: In a world without Don LaFontaine. Don LaFontaine, the King of Voiceovers and the man who coined the phrase “In a world,” which is used to introduce countless movie trailers, passed away earlier this week. His death is a huge [...]

Today In Music History: September 5, 2008
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The Advaita Show #48 – Bob’s Joint Sept 2, 2008
I went to Bob’s place on Tuesday, Sept 2, and shot some video of his talk. This is part 1, Bob’s opening words. Part 2 is the group discussion and will follow soon. Part 1 is about 30 minutes long and the file is about 230Mb if you choose to download it.

Today In Music History: September 4, 2008
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The Wii Show #44 – Mercenaries Rock with the Force!
Shownotes: We talk Guitar Hero, RockBand 2, and a whole lot more on this late installment of The Wii Show!

Box Office Weekly #129
Box Office Weekly #129 (MP3 – 15 MB – 21 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: In a world without Don LaFontaine, will people see movies?… You don’t need couples counseling, you need a hard drive upgrade… and in this week’s commentary, meet the new fall season. All this [...]

TPN Rock Again – with Earwig
TPN Rock Again – featuring Earwig (4.83 MB, 5 min 16 sec) DOWNLOAD THE PODCAST by right clicking this link, or press play and listen in your browser. TPN Rock Again #111: Japanese Girfriend, by Earwig. (Earwig on MySpace) Originally Aired in TPN Rock #75

The Working Week 67: Transferring Critical Knowledge
This week, Wayne is joined once again by Management-Issues’ longest-standing columnist, Dan Bobinski, to discuss why it is that so many organisations are ignoring the transfer of critical knowledge. Because as the Baby Boom generation of senior management heads off into retirement, the curious lack of urgency about retaining the knowledge that underpins organisations means that [...]

Today In Music History: September 3, 2008
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The PSP Show #78 – Flow
The PSP Show #78 – Flow (MP3 6.9 mb 10 minutes exactly) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. After Echochrome last week, it seems I am in the mood for calm zen-like games, so while I take a little bit more time to play with Secret [...]

Today In Music History: September 2, 2008
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G’Day World #341 – Georgia Groome, Actress
ANGUS, THONGS AND PERFECT SNOGGING is the new film by British director Gurinder Chadha (BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM, BRIDE AND PREJUDICE). The star of the film is 16 year-old Georgia Groome. I chatted with Georgia today about life, acting and finishing her A levels. I also tried to get her to do a duet with me [...]

The Cranky Middle Manager Show #158 Management Heretics- Art Kleiner
Today Wayne Turmel talks to heavyweight Art Kleiner. Not only is he the editor of strategy+business Magazine, but he’s the author of “The Age of Heretics- A History of the Radical Thinkers Who Reinvented Corporate Management”. A couple of times a year we get heavy and this is one of them. Oh, and [...]

Today In Music History: September 1, 2008
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Connections #037 – Web 2.0 – a Developer’s View
Bart Jellema is a highly-accomplished Web 2.0 Software Developer, Database Architect and Ajax expert – originally from the Netherlands, now living in Sydney, Australia. Bart’s now put his money where his mouth is and become an Entrepreneur – using his software skills & Internet knowledge to launch Tjoos.com, a new Online Coupon Aggregator & Price Comparison [...]

The Cranky Middle Manager Show #155 Rock and Roll Attitude- Joe Heuer
Today Wayne Turmel talks to Joe Heuer, the Rock and Roll Guru. No high-minded stuff today, just lightening up and having some fun. What can managers learn from rock and roll lyrics? How do we develop a rock and roll attitude without alarming the nice lady from HR? Listen and party on….. Joe Heuer Show Notes 0:00 Today [...]

The Health & Fitness Show #071 – Group Fitness Classes or Own Workout?
The Health & Fitness Show #071 – Group Fitness Classes or Own Workout (MP3 9.7MB time 21.00) DOWNLOAD PODCAST Thanks to David for sending the show topic for today (Specifically, David had Group Fitness Classes, Your Own Workout or Both?) What is a Group Fitness Class? What is your own workout? Benefits of Group Fitness Benefits of Own Workout Which one is [...]

TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show #131
TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show #131 (MP3 18.7 mb 18 minutes 28 second) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link, or press play and listen in your browser. I’m not here right now – I’ve had to head into Abduction Therapy after this show? Why? It’s very simple. The Martians have invaded. All tracks [...]

The Weekly Wii-Lease Show – 8/8/08
Shownotes: Your weekly look at Virtual Console and Wii Ware releases from across the globe, all in one small package! Sponsor:

Today In Music History: August 8, 2008
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Hobo Radio 55 – Making the world a better place
Introduction Follow up from last week Contractually obligated Batman discussion Road rage Movie theater etiquette Reno 911’s Cedric Yarbrough “Superman” by Peggy Sue Week 55 Spotlight: Making the world a better place. If nothing else, every week on the Hobo Radio podcast, Joel Murphy and Lars seek to make the world a better place. And this week is no exception. So how are they [...]

Today In Music History: August 7, 2008
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Today In Music History: August 6, 2008
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Box Office Weekly #126
Box Office Weekly #126 (MP3 – 17 MB – 23 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: Scotty’s ashes caught in endless transporter loop… Iggy Pop finally loses the ability to use his equipment, if you know what I mean… and in this week’s commentary, my cable confessions. All this [...]

The Wii Show #40 – Not Quite Over the Hill!
Shownotes: This week we touch on the new releases coming up, and delve deep into the e-mail bag with your thoughts and opinions! Sonsors UK Listeners

The Working Week 63: Sean Weafer on Rebel Thinking
In today’s business world, it’s time to put an end to “suit” thinking and embrace “rebel” thinking. So says Wayne’s guest on the Working Week this week, coach and mentor, Sean Weafer. Sean is (among many others things), a founder member and an Honorary Vice President of the Association for Coaching, based in London. [...]

Today In Music History: August 5, 2008
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Today In Music History: August 4, 2008
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I had Katherine Cunningham as a guest on G’Day World back in Oct 2007 and afterwards offered her her own show on TPN. It’s taken a while (all my fault!) to get it up and running but I’m very excited about it.

Katherine sez:

The idea behind, or perhaps between, this show is to open up a conversation, a deep, juicy wet conversation about women, about men, about power, about sex, about passion.

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The Atomic Show #101 – Small nuclear power plants with Dan Yurman, Charles Barton, Kirk Sorensen

Small nuclear power plants. Round table with Kirk Sorensen, Dan Yurman, Charles Barton, Rod Adams (MP3 – 26.2 MB – 02:15:53 M) Listen to Atomic Show #101 Here! Show 101 is a bit longer than normal, but I think you will want to listen carefully to every word. I invited some innovative thinkers and observers of [...]

The Atomic Show #100 – Nuclear Power on a New Scale – NuScale Power

Paul Lorenzini and Jose Reyes of NuScale Power chat about their company’s 45 MWe natural circulation light water reactor. (MP3 – 13.0 MB – 00:37:26 M) Listen to Atomic Show #100 Here! This episode sponsored by Entergy Nuclear. Imagine – a traditional utility company far sighted enough to invest advertising dollars in the Atomic Show Podcast! One [...]

The Cranky Middle Manager #154 Onboarding Employees with Caela Farren

Today Wayne Turmel talks to Caela Farren, CEO of Masteryworks, about onboarding employees effectively so they stick around longer. Also we look at Lady Jane Grey and a chance to win a copy of the latest Cranky Middle Manager book. Show Notes 0:00 Welcome to the show. Ever find someone to fill a position, breathe a sigh [...]

The Edinburgh Fringe 2008 Show #2 – Lucky Charms and Games of Chance

The Edinburgh Fringe 2008 Show #2 (MP3 38.1 mb, 41 minutes 40 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link, or press play and listen in your browser. The Fringe really is like an extended family, no matter where you look old friends pop up for a quick ‘hello’ (and the invariable flyer handed [...]

The Edinburgh Fringe 2008 Show #1 – Council Champions, Sowerby & Luff, and Martian Invasions

With Councillor Steve Cardowne (Edinburgh Festivals Champion on the City Council), The Martians (Greyfriars Twisted Tales) and Sowerby & Luff (The Sowerby & Luff Show). Hosted by Ewan Spence, from The Stage and The Podcast Network.

The Weekly Wii-Lease Show 8-1-08

Your Wiikly dose of Virtual Console and Wii Ware releases! Todays Sponsor!

Today In Music History: August 1, 2008

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Hobo Radio 54 – The end of staycations

Introduction Batman villains Pizza tracking The end of staycations “Thumbmasta” by Codi Jordan Week 54 Spotlight: The end of staycations. Alexander Hamilton once said, “Those who stand for nothing fall for anything.” This week, in honor of the man on the 10 dollar bill, Joel Murphy makes a stand against a horrible injustice – the use of the word “staycation.” “Staycation” is [...]

G’Day World #337 – Allon Klebanoff’s introduction to J. S. Bach

One of the wonderful people I met while in Ajaccio was Allon Klebanoff, an Israeli historian who is the closest thing to a “Renaissance Man” that I’ve ever met. Allon gave a terrific presentation on naval art during Napoleonic times at the Congress and, over much alcohol and good food during five days, we discussed [...]

The Working Week 62: Shari Aaron

This week, Wayne talks to Shari Aaron, the founder and CEO of Fresh Marketing, a US-based consultancy combining branding and market research with socially responsive marketing. They explore the links between employee engagement and social, sustainability and green issues in the light of the fact that notions of good corporate citizenship and social responsibility are [...]

Today In Music History: July 31, 2008

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The PSP Show #76 – Buzz: Master Quiz

The PSP Show #76 – Buzz: Master Quiz (MP3 9.36 mb 13 minutes 35 seconds) DOWNLOAD the podcast by right clicking on this link or press play and listen in your browser. Well spotted, this isn’t Echocrhome (it’s coming, I can see it… now I can’t… now I can… he-heh), but the house here has been on [...]

TPN Rock Again – featuring Bug Girl

TPN Rock Again – featuring Bug Girl (5.41 MB, 5 min 54 sec) DOWNLOAD THE PODCAST by right clicking this link, or press play and listen in your browser. TPN Rock Again #107: Ian Astbury, by Bug Girl. (www.buggirl.net) Originally Aired in TPN Rock #112

Today In Music History: July 30, 2008

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Box Office Weekly #125

Box Office Weekly #125 (MP3 – 15 MB – 22 min) In today’s show, Weekend Box Office Figures, TV Ratings and these stories: instead of choosing between satellite radio providers, you can go back to choosing between radio or an iPod… geeks have the ear of the studios… and in this week’s commentary I marvel at [...]

The Wii Show #39 – Jumpin’ on the Soapbox!

Shownotes Today we get editorial in the show on what is considered marketing and what isn’t. Has E3 left a foul taste in your mouth? We have a new number for you to give a comment, tip, or speak your view at: (206) 600-6013 4 Lucky Contest winners have been announced. Are you one of them? Plus we tell you [...]

The AFL Show round 17 2008

0:37 Round 17 results (Paul running late) 5:45 Mike Sheahan’s criticism of the Tigers sacking Greg Miller and Mick Malthouse 6:55 Interview: Greg Miller. We break the news to him that his position at Richmond has been terminated 9:21 Other possible outcome from the Richmond review 10:50 The week of missed opportunities; St Kilda, Brisbane, Collingwood, Sydney, Bulldogs 15:37 Should [...]

Today In Music History: July 29, 2008

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The Father Bob Show #104 – Napoleon’s Piles

We reflect on the dire situation of living conditions for “regular” people in Melbourne, the conundrum of portraying the work at the FBMF while maintaining the privacy and dignity of clients, advocating for migrants. Check out Sister Roberta at http://www.melbournebtv.com We’d love some feedback via any of our contact points. Check out Bob’s Facebook page or [...]

G’Day World #336 – The Sammartino Method (aka How To Get Rich Slowly and Surely)

Steve Sammartino is not only the founder of Rentoid.com (see G’Day World #306), he’s also one of the smartest money managers that I’ve ever met. By age 33, Steve had built up a big enough share portfolio to be able to quit his corporate marketing job and live completely on the dividends. That was two years [...]

Extraordinary Everyday Lives #053 – Open Science

Update: A shorter and hopefully clearer version salvaged from Mike’s analog backup recording has been posted and feds should now be getting this clearer file. Update: Apologies for audio quality, some interference gremlins snuck in somewhere. We are looking at fixing it up somewhat and will republish the audio as soon as that’s done. DOWNLOAD AND SAVE [...]

Today In Music History: July 28, 2008

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Connections #036 – Exploding Book Sales via LinkedIn

Gary Unger is an Advertising, Design & Marketing professional from Atlanta, Georgia in the USA. He’s also a first-time Author – of a book entitled: “How to be a Creative Genius (in five minutes or less)”. What’s remarkable about Gary’s story is that he joined LinkedIn just over a month ago (on the advice of his [...]