Crime Clueless dives into the world of true crime with a unique twist: a seasoned fan guides complete newbies through chilling cases, unraveling mysteries and unexpected twists together. Whether you're new to true crime or a seasoned sleuth, get ready to go from clueless to obsessed!
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An exvangelical podcast giving toxic theology the read it deserves by taking another look at some of the bad books given major influence in evangelical christianity. Hosted by Janice Lagata and Melanie Kleimola
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Sean White teaches solar and storage classes and seminars around the world and inside your home (online). He is known for helping people get NABCEP certified. This podcast contains an assortment of topics, with an emphasis on solar and storage technical knowledge. Up your game! Catch a photon! Save the planet! Learn more and go to www.solarSEAN.com
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A podcast for readers and writers of thriller, mystery, suspense, and crime fiction.
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Chris Kerrigan tells you how and why you should like musicals.
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The Dave Carter Show is a humorous, right of center podcast that serves as an oasis of laughter and mischievous fun in a world where political news and commentary are usually accompanied by ever-rising blood pressure and exasperation. This is the place to go to decompress and share a laugh with (or at) the host, enjoy compelling interviews with interesting guests, and listen in on the hilarious antics of a cast of zany characters from Dave’s days as a radio show host. As Dave likes to say, f ...
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Big name interviews, and a weekly fix of Friends Round Friday, all in one place! Zoe speaks to some of the world’s most loved movie stars, singer-songwriters, performers, and all-round icons in special one-off interviews exclusive to the Breakfast Show. Plus, there’s all the best bits from a fabulous trio of showbiz guests on Friends Round Friday.
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A podcast about the adventure of career change, inviting guests to share their unique experiences of starting something completely new. We talk about what led them to making the decision, how things are going, what challenges they have come across, and what they really love about what they do. This podcast aims to share the ups and downs of change, the not knowing, to show the human side of career change and how different people handle it. Guests are encouraged to talk about their worries an ...
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Solar Tape with Bacon and Metallica Analogies: Jenna Miles from Avery Dennison
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21:57Avery Dennison makes solar tape! In this episode, Jenna Miles talks about how their specialty tapes are finding new roles in solar panel manufacturing, helping with things like ease of installation, cleaner production, and design flexibility. It's a look at how materials from outside the solar world are quietly contributing to innovation in the ind…
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We Will Survive Without Tax Credits: Stephen Smith’s Optimism in Light of Losing the Solar ITC
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44:27Sean White and special guest Stephen Smith, CEO of Soul Vida Energy Group, talked about what’s going on in the solar world today, including tax credits, market changes, and new ideas helping the industry grow. They also touch on policy shifts and how solar is spreading around the world. Key Topics: History of the investment tax credit (ITC) Impact …
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“Jury of Her Peers” — A Conversation with the Cast & Creator of the New Film
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1:12:50In 1900, Iowa farmer John Hossack was murdered in his sleep. His wife, Margaret, claimed she didn’t hear a thing. But two women, brought into her home under the guise of gathering belongings, noticed what clues the men missed and the silent unraveling of a life in isolation. This real case inspired Susan Glaspell’s iconic short story A Jury of Her …
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Since the First Earth Day: Ken Bossong’s 50+ Year Renewable Mission
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39:25In this episode, we sit down with Ken Bossong, executive director of the Sun Day Campaign and a clean energy advocate who’s been active since the very first Earth Day in 1970. With over 50 years of experience pushing for renewable energy solutions, Ken shares stories from the early solar movement, the rise of wind and solar power, and why nuclear m…
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Turn Your Manuscript into a Page-Turner Using The Central Question Framework with Julie Tyler Ruiz
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21:27Send me a Text Message! Every thriller, mystery, suspense, and crime writer faces the same dilemma… How do you craft a story that keeps readers turning pages? In this episode, Julie Tyler Ruiz reveals a simple framework that separates forgettable genre fiction from the stories readers obsess over for years. You'll discover… How to identify the one …
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Solar from NorCal to Antarctica with Ben Bachelder
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42:12Sean welcomes Ben Batchelder, Multi-Family Engineering Manager at Aspen Power, for an in-depth conversation about the solar energy industry. They discuss Ben’s career journey, from his early days at Sunlight and Power to his current role. Topics include the evolution of solar technology, the distinction between residential and commercial solar proj…
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SNEC Talks: Nabih Cherradi, Solar C-Level Executive of Huge Solar Companies
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11:19In this episode of Sean White's Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, Sean interviews Nabih Cherradi, a longtime industry expert with over 34 years of experience. The interview takes place at the SNEC conference in Shanghai, the world's largest solar and storage event. Nabih discusses his extensive career, including his PhD work, involvement in manufac…
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Storm Clouds for Trump? Brian Rust Unpacks the Chaos
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47:17Dave welcomes talk radio host extraordinaire Brian Rust onto the program to discuss the day's headlines, chief among them being the Trump Administration's handling of the infamous Epstein files. Brian shares his thoughts on the situation and how President Trump might be able to weather the storm. The conversation also touches on continuing war bein…
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Al Solar Applications with Thresh Power's Mark Grozen-Smith
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52:49Thresh power can analyze a lot of data at once for large solar projects and then answer queries about those projects. Meet Mark Grozen-Smith, founder and CEO of Thresh Power. Learn about practical solutions for energy project diligence, how AI is changing the industry, and what’s ahead for large-scale solar and wind projects. Topics covered: Thresh…
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311. PEE SOUP FOR THE SOUL with Stephanie
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1:46:26In this episode of Bad Words, hosts Janice, Melanie, and Stephanie delve into the problematic aspects of chapters 28-30 of Redeeming Love. The conversation highlights key plot points, including Angel's traumatic past and her current struggles with identity and self-worth. The hosts critique the portrayal of Michael as a supposedly virtuous man desp…
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The Psychology of an Alibi: How Liars Cover Their Tracks
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45:50What do Scott Peterson, Chris Watts, and a surprisingly incriminating Fitbit all have in common? Bad alibis—and worse lies. In this episode, Jenna and Kayla pull back the curtain on how killers fake innocence, from phony fishing trips to emotionless press conferences. We dive into the psychology of deception, the verbal and behavioral red flags inv…
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Author Liz Alterman Reveals Her Weekly Writing Ritual That Transforms First Drafts Into Gold And How to Know When Your Story Idea Is Worth Writing
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19:16Send me a Text Message! Liz Alterman joins the podcast to discuss her latest novel, "You Shouldn't Have Done That", and reveals the unconventional strategies that have shaped her successful writing career. From her unique character development process involving weekly read-aloud sessions to her bold decision to switch from traditional publishing to…
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Greg Smith the Snarky Solar Guy and Best-Selling Author
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1:08:53Join Sean White and Greg Smith, the Snarky Solar Guy, as they talk about the ups and downs of solar energy and battery storage. They cover everything from dealing with unexpected weather to the latest updates in the solar world. This episode has honest conversations, useful tips, and a look at what Greg’s working on next. Tune in for a fun mix of j…
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SNEC 2025 Podcast: From Shanghai to Panama with Two Juan Carloses of NSolar
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28:19In this episode of the Sean White Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, Sean White is joined by two of his good friends, both named Juan Carlos, in Shanghai. The discussion revolves around their experiences in the solar industry, particularly in Panama, where they have implemented solar and storage systems. They share their journey of achieving NABCEP …
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Dave welcomes comedian David Deeble for a much needed dose of laughs and a reminder of the old adage that comedy reminds you things you already knew, but forgot to laugh at the first time. Mr. Deeble has performed all over the world, and appeared on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", "The Late Late Show", "Last Comic Standing", "CBS This Morning" an…
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Solar Marketing without Door Knockers with JP DZahr The World of Code
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38:51Sean interviews JP DZahr, an expert in digital marketing with experience at Microsoft, Boeing, and the banking industry. JP shares his journey from corporate marketing to creating niche market platforms for the solar industry. They go through topics like pay-per-click advertising, geotargeting, and generating leads through content-rich platforms. J…
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The Axeman of New Orleans: A Jazz-Age Nightmare
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1:12:12From 1918 to 1919, a mysterious figure wielding an axe terrorized the streets of New Orleans. His victims were often asleep, his weapon usually their own, and his signature? A chilling letter promising to spare any home playing jazz music. In this one-hour deep dive, we unravel the full timeline of the Axeman’s reign—from the first brutal murders t…
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Sean talks to himself like a crazy person about the Big Bad Bill and why we should stay optimistic and kick fossil fuels ass! One way of compensating for anything that the government throws at you is to work hard and make yourself irreplaceable. One way of doing this is proving yourself invaluable with a NABCEP certification. With or without tax cr…
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Renewable Energy and AI with Navdeep Martin CEO of Flypower at Clean Power 25 ACP
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25:33Sean talks with Navdeep Martin, CEO and co-founder of Flypower, at the American Clean Power (ACP) Clean Power 25 conference in Pheonix. Flypower is leveraging AI to enhance renewable energy projects. Navdeep, a former speaker at the big NorCal Solar event recently in Oakland, discusses Fly Power's mission to streamline the process of securing permi…
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Hans-Josef Fell Started the Feed-In-Tariff: (The Most Important Person Alive)
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1:21:46Solar energy was the most expensive energy in the world 25 years ago and now it is the least expensive energy in the world. This is because Hans-Josef Fell invented a policy called the Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) that made it a good financial decision to invest in solar back when solar was very expensive. This caused mass production of solar technologies …
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310. THE BATS AND THE BEES with Marlaina
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1:41:24In this episode Janice Lagata & Melanie, tackle chapters 25 through 27 of Redeeming Love and reflect on the broader cultural implications of the story with guest host Marlaina . The trio discusses the book's portrayal of gender roles, purity culture, and the dehumanizing nature of evangelical influences. They explore the convoluted relationships, h…
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Literary Agent and Author Jenna Satterthwaite on Making it in the Publishing Industry
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22:40Send me a Text Message! Ever wondered what it's really like behind the scenes of being a literary agent? What You'll Learn in this episode: • Why agents prioritize story over polished prose • The brutal financial reality of the publishing industry • What makes manuscripts stand out in queries Jenna's honesty about the industry might just shift how …
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One Night in Vermont: The Vanishing of Brianna Maitland
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1:08:29On a chilly March night in 2004, 17-year-old Brianna Maitland clocked out from her shift at the Black Lantern Inn in rural Vermont and was never seen again. The next morning, her car was discovered mysteriously backed into an abandoned barn just off a quiet road—driver’s door open, her medication and purse inside, and her uncashed paycheck still si…
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Giant Transformers and Huge 2.8-year Lead Times! With Sachin Gupta of Pennsylvania Transformer Technology
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17:35In this episode of Sean White's Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, Sean interviews Sachin Gupta at the American Clean Power conference in Arizona. They discuss the lengthy lead times for huge transformers, the challenges of supply chains, and the capabilities of Pennsylvania Transformer Technology. Gupta explains the details of manufacturing and del…
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Solar journey and Industry Insights with Matt Hirsch
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1:11:38Matt Hirsch is a writer and has been writing about the solar industry before there was a modern solar industry in California. Sean and Matt shoot the breeze and find out they crossed paths a few different times in the industry, when Matt was writing about the birth of solar CCAs in California in the 1990s and writing about Sean’s friend Paul Fenn, …
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This episode marks Dave's debut on Rumble with a full audio/video presentation. To mark the occasional, Dave had the honor of hosting and interviewing Dr. Stanley Ridgley about his brand new book, "DEI Exposed; How The Biggest Con Of The Century Almost Toppled Higher Education." Professor Ridgley's book is meticulously sourced to the tune of 599 fo…
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Wilson Betances: Apprenticeship Program with HeatSpring
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51:04Sean met Wilson at the RE+ Texas Conference and they hit it off. Wilson also does training and just started an apprenticeship program on HeatSpring. Check it out! https://www.heatspring.com/electrical Topics covered: NCCER = National Center for Construction Education and Research www.nccer.orgEnergizeus www.energizeus-edu.today www.energizeus.today…
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The Carol Thompson Case: A Chilling Suburban Betrayal
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1:23:20She made breakfast. Kissed her kids goodbye. And by 9am, she was fighting for her life. In this chilling episode of Crime Clueless, we take you back to a quiet Minnesota neighborhood in 1963—where one mother’s morning routine turned into a brutal crime scene. Carol Thompson had no idea what waited for her inside the walls of her own home. And neith…
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First Page Formula: Author and Writing Coach April Davila on What Agents & Readers Want to See in Your Thriller Manuscript Opening
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16:09Send me a Text Message! Writing coach April Davila reveals the non-negotiable elements that make first pages irresistible to readers and agents. Learn why most manuscripts fail in the opening paragraph, discover the strategic approach to character revelation that transforms boring descriptions into magnetic hooks. Then find out which common opening…
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The change I needed to make was to get out of that job - career change interview with Jenna Maryniak
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1:06:02Jenna’s interview captures a personal journey, documenting her career path from an academic beginning in literature and journalism to a fulfilling career as a counsellor. After working in veterinary publishing for nine years, she knew she wanted to do something that felt more meaningful with her career. She wanted to help people and not be stuck be…
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The Merging of Central and String Inverters
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1:11:08Join us for an exciting episode as we talk with Madeline Acri from SunGrow at the RE+ Texas conference. Learn about the latest in central and string inverters, cool energy storage ideas, and creative ways to help the planet. From the fun side of solar tech to the future of clean energy, this episode is full of insights and a touch of humor. Tune in…
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In this episode of Sean White's Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, Sean talks with Fox Swim from Aurora Solar about the latest trends and issues in the solar industry. They cover topics like corporate personhood, solar tariffs, the future of solar technology, and the complexities of modern utility rate structures. They also touch upon the ethical re…
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The Hitman’s Handbook: When DIY Murder Goes off the Rails
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40:12(Summer recording had to be from a distance, and not in person. We apologize for the change in sound quality for this episode!) Think hiring a hitman is as easy as ordering takeout? Well, some people definitely think so. From clueless criminals turning to the dark web (spoiler: it’s usually an FBI sting) to hiring an undercover cop instead of a kil…
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Rob Mueller teaches a free Ethics in Solar Sales class on HeatSpring. Dive into the world of ethical solar sales with Sean White and Rob Mueller from Revision Energy! Learn about tackling shady practices, industry insights, and how an ethics course can reshape solar sales for the better. Packed with essential tips and insider stories, this episode …
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In this milestone 200th episode, Sean White shares the evolution of his podcast and reflects on his journey in the solar industry. Starting from his days as a radio DJ, he chronicles how he transitioned to producing online solar classes and eventually podcasting. Sean highlights key moments and guests on the show, including industry pioneers like W…
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Did Engineer Madeline Acri of Sungrow walk 800 Miles to the NABCEP Stage in Reno?
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26:36In this episode, we hang out with Madeline Acri at the NABCEP Conference in Reno and hear the wild story of how she went from walking 800 miles to becoming a go-to expert in solar and storage. She shares behind-the-scenes stories from the solar world, what’s changing in the industry, and where it’s all headed. If you’re into clean energy or just lo…
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The Curse of Kindness: The Lottery Murder of Abraham Shakespeare
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1:01:35Abraham Shakespeare thought winning $30 million would change his life—and it did. Just not in the way he’d hoped. In this twisted true crime saga, we unravel the story of a Florida man who went from broke and hardworking to multimillionaire overnight, only to be manipulated, exploited, and ultimately murdered by a woman who promised to protect him.…
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Creative Silos: A Unique Strategy for Your Writer Brain with Cindy Cisneros
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12:26Send me a Text Message! Storyteller's Society Sneak Peek: This Creative Silos method can make you way more efficient in your writing practice. Creativity coach Cindy Cisneros reveals why traditional productivity advice fails creative writers, her game-changing "Silos" method that stops the destructive cycle of switching between writing and querying…
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Banding Together Under the Sun with Yohan Alfsen
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20:20Join Sean White in a conversation with special guest Johan Alfsen as they explore the history and impact of the Solar Battle of the Bands. They discuss the event's beginnings, standout moments, and how it has shaped the solar industry emphasizing the community spirit and remarkable talent that define it. You'll also hear about upcoming happenings, …
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Submerged Battery Cooling: Etica AG’s Battery Tech
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29:50In this episode, Sean White sits down with Matt Ward, President of Etica AG, to explore the fascinating world of battery immersion technology. Discover Etica AG’s approach to submerging lithium-ion batteries in dielectric oil to keep them cool and fire safe. From enhanced safety measures to potential applications across various industries, Matt pro…
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Fleeing the Flames: The Story of Robert Fisher’s Escape
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1:04:57In April 2001, Robert Fisher disappeared without a trace after allegedly murdering his wife, Mary, and their two children, Brittney and Bobby, before setting their Scottsdale, Arizona home on fire. The fire was a deliberate cover-up, an explosive attempt to erase the evidence of a horrific crime. But Robert Fisher didn’t just disappear into the smo…
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Literary Agent Amy Nielsen on How to Fix Your Opening Pages (Part 2)
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27:12Send me a Text Message! Your opening page has 30 seconds to hook an agent or it's as good as a rejection. Literary agent Amy Nielsen reveals the cliché openings that kill manuscripts, the scene structure 90% of authors get wrong, and her "General-Specific-Personal" formula that eliminates info-dumping while building irresistible voice. What You'll …
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Solar Cells Made in the USA with ES Foundry's Alex Zhu
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43:28In this episode, Alex Zhu shares his journey in the solar industry, starting from his time at Suntech to founding ES Foundry, one of the few U.S.-based solar cell manufacturers. We dive into the technical aspects of solar cell production, from silicon wafers to screen printing silver, and discuss the challenges and opportunities of manufacturing so…
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Jeff Spies is organizing The Solar Roots Party which is set to be the fun event of the decade for the solar industry, and all are invited. Party with the solar legends that helped start the solar industry. There will be 2 viewings of the Solar Roots – The Pioneers of PV movie which was produced by Jeff Spies. Jeff is my favorite Solar historian, an…
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PV Made in America! Bila Solar with Mick McDaniel
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1:01:40In this episode, we’re joined by Mick McDaniel the Vice President and General Manager of Bila Solar to explore the operations at the Bila Solar Factory in Indianapolis. Mick provides an in-depth look into how the factory produces lightweight, flexible solar modules using domestic materials and traditional framed PV modules. He also discusses Bila S…
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New York City, 1924. The speakeasies were buzzing, the bobbed hair was flying, and jazz wasn’t the only thing making headlines. A string of brazen, gunpoint robberies begins sweeping through Brooklyn—each more daring than the last. But what really sets this spree apart? It’s not the cash stolen, or even the growing pile of NYPD shame. It’s who seem…
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How a Solar Certification Boosted Jacob Benzaquen’s Career
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48:39In this episode of Sean White's Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, special guest Jacob Benzaquen shares his journey in the solar industry, highlighting how obtaining a NABCEP PV Design Specialist (PVDS) certification has significantly enhanced his career from kilowatts to megawatts. Sean and Jacob engage in a lively discussion covering Jacob's trans…
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The Highway Hunter: Tracking the I-70 Killer (part 2)
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1:10:30The killing spree should have ended with victim number five—but it didn’t. In this second part of our I-70 Killer deep dive, we pick up with the murder of Sarah Blessing in Raytown, Missouri, and follow the chilling possibility that the killer didn’t stop… he just changed highways. From eerily similar executions in Texas to a liquor store murder ca…
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Billionaire Emmitt Muckles NABCEP Board Member
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1:31:26In this episode of Sean White's Solar and Energy Storage Podcast, Sean speaks with Emmitt Muckles, a NABCEP Board Member, consumer advocate and host of the Billionaire Lifestyle Podcast. They discuss their unique history, the importance of consumer education in the solar industry, and efforts to combat scams and misinformation. Emmitt shares insigh…
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Next to Normal & Jagged Little Pill: Father Mother Sister Brother
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2:27:29Chris is finally on the cutting edge of something as he covers the brand new PBS "pro cut" of Next to Normal and then contrasts it with a fresh piece of karaoke hell called Jagged Little Pill.By Chris Kerrigan
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