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Gather Round Podcast

Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums

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Hello and welcome to ’Gather Round’, the podcast series sharing stories from Aberdeen Archives, Gallery & Museums. Each month we’ll be talking to members of the team about the collection, special exhibitions, the histories of our fascinating venues and tales of Aberdeen – sometimes they might be dark and dramatic, and hopefully always entertaining and informative.
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Motorcycles & Misfits

Re-Cycle Garage in Santa Cruz

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The Motorcycles and Misfits Podcast is how we share our passion for all things two-wheeled. We ride street, dirt, ADV, track, touring, vintage and scooters, and we wrench, ride, race and attend events year round. We share our stories and interviews every week from the Re-Cycle Garage in sunny Santa Cruz, Ca.
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Walrus & the Bear (Archive)

Berlin Podcast by Wouter Bernhardt

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Walrus takes on the intricate and wildly fascinating city that is Berlin. An exquisite adventure through one of the most exciting cities of the 21st century. “So, does that mean this is a serious podcast?” Oh yes, very serious. Walrus is no jester. He has round glasses and wears matching socks. Luckily, the show also has giggly guests, edgy editing and telling tales. All topped off with a down to earth, self-deprecating voice-over. “Now Walrus (is your name really Walrus?), another question ...
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The Unauthorized History of the Pacific War Podcast is the creation of Seth Paridon and Bill Toti. Seth is a World War II historian with over 20 years experience who's many roles also was serving as a chief historian for The National WWII Museum for 15 years. Bill is not a historian, but is a retired submarine commodore and military planner with a special interest in the Pacific War. Bill has a unique perspective to offer as one who spent more than a decade sailing those same waters where th ...
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RUSI Podcasts Archive

Royal United Service Institute

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RUSI Podcasts Archive collects three podcast series that ran at the Royal United Services Institute from 2012 to 2021: RUSI Analysis, On The Cusp and In Context. Featuring innovative leaders combating new national security threats and roundtable discussions on current events in the news. In Context Dr Karin von Hippel, Director-General of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), speaks with influencers and puts their careers 'In Context'. Recorded from 2018 to 2021. On The Cusp Elisabeth ...
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WEEU Sports Archive

830 WEEU "The Voice of Berks and Beyond"

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830 WEEU, The Voice of Berks and Beyond is your local sports leader. This is the home for all of the High School Play-by-play we have covered. Listen in as Bob McCool, Rich Scarcella and the rest of the WEEU Sports team bring you all of the action. From the field to the court, High School Sports LIVES on 830 WEEU.
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Candid interviews with successful Self-starters. On Build It. They'll Come, you'll hear from some amazing Australian entrepreneurs who bet big to build great businesses. Journalist Helen Dalley interviews business innovators and visionaries on how they turned their lightbulb idea into a viable, sustainable enterprise. This podcast is about the human face behind taking a simple idea and turning it into a business or movement. It's the beating heart behind what it takes to build an empire, fro ...
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Your London Legacy

Steve Lazarus • The London Podcaster

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Your London Legacy was born out of my love for London. I have travelled far and wide, and as much I get so much pleasure from seeing new places around the world, I always look forward to getting back home to London. I cannot think of anywhere else in the world, that has the same depth of history, the coming together of ancient and new cultures, fashions and religions and our hard-won freedom of speech. London is a global leader in banking and has the highest concentration of Universities and ...
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You already know what's happening in today's world, but sometimes talking about it can get a little complicated. Join veteran radio host Deborah Rowe each week for her insightful observations on current events, news and issues impacting society. Bonus: She knows how to have fun too!
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"It's Jim Hacker Simulator, effectively!"This time Ben Baker, writer and podcaster, joins the 'RTA' Team to talk about his latest book 'Kiss Your Television', his 'ALFsplaining' podcast, his fear of 'Worzel Gummidge', why 'Gladiators' doesn't have warm-up by Felix Bowness and how he once had his very own Christmas edition of 'Bullseye'.'Round The A…
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The Golden Knights have landed the big fish again and this time it has changed the shape of the roster. Hosted by Ken Boehlke and Jason Pothier. Dot Vegas Domains is the presenting sponsor of the SinBin.vegas Podcast. Make your website stand out among the rest with the best domain on the Internet, .Vegas! Where will Mitch Marner play? Mess with the…
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This week Seth Paridon and Jon Parshall welcome noted author and historian Craig Symonds to the show to discuss Craig's new book. Annapolis Goes to War: The Naval Academy Class of 1940 is an excellent read and this episode gives you a brief look at some of the grads who made an imprint on the Pacific side of the war. Craig is an amazing historian a…
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Football Correspondent Sally Freedman joins Katt Cullen on The Breakfast Show with the latest from the Women’s Euro 2025. Every team has now played at least once, Switzerland is on the brink of the next round, and Norway is the first to secure a quarter-final spot. Plus, why one group’s been dubbed the “group of death.”…
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Peter Egan is a legend in the world motorcycle journalism. He is best known for his work as an automotive and motorcycle writer. He gained prominence through his long-running columns and features in Road & Track and Cycle World magazines, where his storytelling combined mechanical insight with a nostalgic, often humorous style. Egan began writing f…
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For more than a century, the Swiss National Library has had a statutory mandate for collecting Swiss publications so that they can be available to be read and studied by future generations. But what happens to electronic information? For some time now the National Library, together with Swiss cantonal and special libraries, has begun to electronica…
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The Geneva Gospel Choir are inviting you to sing with them! Over the course of the next few days, they'll be hosting workshops ahead of what Maestro Nehemiah H. Brown describes as a "miracle" performance this Sunday 6 July. As enthusiastic participant Gib Bulloch attests, you do not need to have any religious affiliation, nor regard yourself as a s…
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Chef Jason Howard is on a mission to bring the Caribbean its first-ever Michelin star. As part of our series to find out more about Barbados on the WRS Breakfast Show, we spoke to Jason about the ingredients in Bajan cooking, the food-related events he'll return for year after year and what he'd recommend for anyone discovering Barbados for the fir…
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This week Seth Paridon and Jon Parshall take a really deep dive into the preparation for the war that no one in the US wanted to fight. We have always said that it isn't like flipping on a light switch--the build-up had to start somewhere. Where did the US Naval and US Army build-up begin? In the heart of the Great Depression of all places. Seth an…
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Our football correspondent Sally Freedman is back with everything you need to know ahead of UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, kicking off this Wednesday 2 July in Switzerland. In this episode, Sally breaks down the tournament groups, highlights the top teams to watch (spoiler: it’s not just the usual suspects), and gives us the latest on ticket sales. Can’t …
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On this week's motorcycle podcast we discuss a bunch of topics including ADV bikes, old Harleys in Jake 2.0's truck, teaching military personnel how to ride and the goings on in the garage. Featuring Naked Jim, Miss Emma, Stumpy John, Neal, Jake 2.0 and Tim.womenridersworldrelay.com/wima-usa.com/2025-international-rally/www.motorcyclesandmisfits.co…
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Tempted by turquoise waters and soft sandy beaches? You’re not alone! On today's Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen chats with Tracy Jones, Director for Europe at Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc., to uncover what lies beyond the beaches and palm trees. From culture and cuisine to music, history, and adventure, there’s so much more to Barbados than meets th…
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In this episode, Katt Cullen chats with Tamara from Kids-Zone.ch about the best places to keep cool with kids around Geneva this summer. From floating pools at Les Bains du Jet d’Eau and shady paddling spots like Bois de la Bâtie, to splash zones in Onex, Carouge, and Place des Nations - there’s plenty of family-friendly fun to beat the heat.…
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WRS' Katt Cullen sits down with Damien O'Brien, Founder of The Coffee Foundation - a unique brand that uses coffee as a "Trojan horse" to open up conversations around mental health. This week they'll be at World of Coffee in Palexpo, breaking the stigma around mental health, one conversation over a cup of coffee at a time. Since their last appearan…
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This week Seth Paridon and Jon Parshall take a look at some really, really cool National Archives archival footage. The guys dig into the records of Hollywood director John Ford's Field Photographic Unit that operated on Oahu, mainly at Kaneohe and Pearl Harbor from February-May 1942. In a startling, but super cool, discovery, the guys find footage…
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Harley Davidson Sportster; the red headed step child of the motorcycle world. Harley people think they are "beginner" or "girl's bikes", and non Harley riders just think it's a Hardley. So where do they belong? In the sports category as HD has them? As an 883cc beginner bike? Here's the thing, they have an interesting history and a race lineage to …
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You could say Les Schirato had a key advantage in his early business journey… he married the boss’s daughter! The western Sydney born and bred son of Italian and Maltese migrants, Les started work at Vittoria Coffee before he’d even left school, loved it, and was asked back into the business while waiting for his HSC results. Les did indeed marry L…
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This July 8-11, AI for Good is taking over Palexpo in Geneva for four packed days of innovation, insight, and impact. Organized by the ITU - the UN’s specialized agency for digital technologies - this global summit brings together some of the most cutting-edge applications of artificial intelligence aimed at solving humanity’s biggest challenges. F…
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This episode explores the best summer festivals and cultural events in the Lake Geneva region - all through a kid-friendly lens. From free music in the streets to spectacular fireworks and farm brunches, we highlight family-friendly traditions international families won’t want to miss. Perfect for planning a fun, culturally rich summer with childre…
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This week Seth Paridon and co-host Jon Parshall dig into a little-known event that had massive implications on the future progression of the Pacific War. In 1939, the renegade Japanese Kwangtung Army decided, on their own, to launch an offensive against Soviet and Mongolian forces near the small village of Nomonhan. Initial Japanese successes were …
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Ride reports. Boy have we got them. Emma took a trip up to the Avenue of the Giants on her trusty RF800, aka 'Rufus' where she encountered a frightful situation. Scottie rode up to Washington for the Dreamroll rally, where apparently everyone rides topless. Liza took a ride up to SF and on her way back, became trapped for hours in the middle of the…
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Dara Evans, Head of Primary at the British School of Geneva (BSG), joins Katt Cullen in the WRS studio for the Breakfast Show. With over a decade of experience at BSG, Dara shares insights into the school's evolution, the brand new primary half-day programme (launched in April 2025) and highlights the exciting opportunities available to secondary a…
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While the Golden Knights patiently wait for the offseason to officially open, rumors have been coming hot and heavy regarding VGK. From Alex Pietrangelo to Nic Hague and beyond, just about every report has Vegas linked in some way. Hosted by Ken Boehlke. (Jason is out for this one.) Dot Vegas Domains is the presenting sponsor of the SinBin.vegas Po…
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Les Genevoix is a vibrant gay men's choir based in Geneva, Switzerland, known for its inclusive spirit and diverse musical repertoire. Through performances and community events, the group promotes visibility, acceptance, and celebration of LGBTQ+ identities. Led by a professional conductor, the singers of different levels and backgrounds sing a var…
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This week Seth Paridon and co-host Jon Parshall take a look at the war in China from 1937-1940. Major clashes occurred in 1937, most notably at Nanking, where the guys get into both the battle and the Rape of Nanking, both catastrophes that grabbed the world's attention with both hands. Following that, we get into the negotiations, such as they wer…
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Cyril Williams was an Isle of Man TT racer, riding his AJS to victory in 1920. The TT is known as one of the most dangerous races in the world, yet this paled in comparison to what he experienced just a couple of years before. During the World War 1, TT racers were brought in with their race bikes to serve as dispatch riders, risking their lives by…
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Tamara from Kids-Zone.ch joined Katt Cullen live in the WRS studio to talk all about kid-friendly museums in Switzerland. From chocolate-making and castle exploring to Olympic feats and movie magic, Tamara shared her top picks for museums that keep kids entertained - and learning - for hours. She highlighted Maison Cailler in Broc for its delicious…
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This week Seth Paridon and Jon Parshall take you guys on an exclusive look at the remarkable footage taken by NOAA during their recent dive on the wreck of the USS Yorktown (CV-5). Seth and Jon tour the wreck and focus in on some of the highlights of the footage, explaining what some of the material is, why it looks like it does, the state of the w…
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Welcome to another rousing episode of our show. We got the band back together, and have a lot of catching up to do. Liza is back from England, and went to some really cool places, including the Sidecarcross World Championship and the Bike Shed Show. Meanwhile, Emma and Neil were at the Quail Motorcycle Gathering and have their own stories to tell. …
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Sydney-based Tamar Krebs started as a Registered Nurse, but her decades of experience as a senior manager operating Retirement Villages, Nursing Homes and Dementia Units, led this visionary thinker to believe we needed to deliver much better care for our aged and demented loved ones; that the existing model of 100 people living under the one roof, …
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The Caves Ouvertes event in Vaud returns this year, offering wine lovers the perfect opportunity to explore the region’s diverse vineyards and cellars. Held over 7 - 8 June 2025, visitors can meet local winemakers, taste a wide variety of wines, and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere that defines Swiss wine culture. With charming countryside settings, …
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As promised, this week Seth and Jon Parshall take a dive into the world of WWII archival footage from the US National Archives. The team focuses their attention on a few reels of footage from the early part of the Pacific War, namely, captured Japanese footage from Hong Kong, and the Pearl Harbor attack. The guys go through the shots step by step a…
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On Friday 6 June, the Fara Quartet - featuring classically trained musicians from the Conservatoire de Musique de Genève and Trinity College London (now Trinity Laben) will perform at Holy Trinity Church near Cornavin station at 7.30pm. Violist Stephen Winfield, also a local music teacher, tells us about the group and their upcoming performance. Ex…
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From our listener submissions for our Insta 360 camera contest, it seems as if the critters are out to get us! On this motorcycle podcast we discuss garage happenings and Naked Jim and Stumpy John's recent high desert adventures. Miss Emma gives us a short lesson on anti-lock brakes. We also read the submissions we received from our contest. So man…
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This morning on the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen spoke with Director Duncan Lally and advanced dancer Joanita Kalibala about the upcoming GAOS performance of this bold rock opera. They discussed Duncan’s vision, including the show’s strong symbolism and how it subverts the traditional Bible narrative as told from the perspective of Judas. Joanit…
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To celebrate the launch of the latest Kids-Zone Summer Magazine, Tamara joins Katt Cullen on the Breakfast Show on WRS with top summer camp recommendations for kids across Geneva and Vaud! From professional football camps with InterSoccer and West Ham, to creative workshops at C Si Simple, outdoor adventures with the Young Explorers Club, and optio…
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The Golden Knights season has come to an end and we’re here to break down what went wrong, what comes next, and what needs to change. Hosted by Ken Boehlke and Jason Pothier. Dot Vegas Domains is the presenting sponsor of the SinBin.vegas Podcast. Make your website stand out among the rest with the best domain on the Internet, .Vegas! 127 minutes s…
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On this morning's Breakfast Show, Tara Kerpelman Puig from the Geneva Writers’ Group (GWG) talks to WRS' Katt Cullen about the organisation’s mission to support and connect English-language writers in the Geneva area - and beyond. A highlight of the year is the Literary Prize, which celebrates outstanding work in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. Ta…
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This week Seth and co-host Jon Parshall take a look at...yes you read that correctly. More on that later. Seth and Jon take a look at what some historians say is the beginning of World War II, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident. The team dives into the lead-up to the shots being fired and then what happens next. Both Japan and China, especially Chiang …
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In this podcast, Victoria Newbury, Head of Middle School at Geneva English School, discusses the school’s personalised approach to education. She highlights how the curriculum balances academic rigor with flexibility, allowing students to explore subjects at their own pace and according to their interests. Teachers use formative assessments and col…
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Liza is off riding the mountains of Pakistan again, so it's her turn to pick a favorite from the archives, and it doesn't get much better than Debbie Evans Leavitt. She's a 7 time Taurus World Stunt Award winner, she's in the AMA Hall of Fame and the Hollywood Stunt Hall of Fame. She's got almost 400 movie and TV credits to her name, and was also o…
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More schools across Switzerland are introducing mobile phone bans during the school day - including the Collège du Léman (CdL), which implemented a no-phone policy for middle school students (ages 11–14) last August, and will soon expand the rule to secondary students in the next school year. On the Breakfast Show this morning, we're joined by Dr. …
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This morning, Angus Macdonald and Jennie Klein from GEDS joined Katt Cullen on the WRS Breakfast Show to talk about their performance of Pygmalion - this week. They shared insights into the wit and social critique of Shaw’s classic, the challenges of mastering accents, and what makes this production unique. Catch their take on Dr Henry Higgins and …
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On the WRS Breakfast Show, Katt Cullen speaks with Swiss-American author Kim Hays about Splintered Justice, the fourth novel in her Polizei Bern crime series. Set in Bern and rich with social insight, the story sees detectives Giuliana Linder and Renzo Donatelli return to investigate two unsettling cases; one involving assisted dying, the other lin…
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This week Seth and Bill take a deep look at where it all began...the Mukden Incident and the following Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931. Contrary to popular belief, World War II did not begin on September 1, 1939 when the Germans invaded Poland--it all started right here. In an absolutely fascinating episode, the guys break down the contrived…
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Liza is joined by special co-host Wendy Crockett, who has just returned from a Vintage Rides tour of Nepal. The trip was supposed to be an easy tour with 90% paved roads, but due to weather and earthquakes, plans changed. Heather joins us to share her experience as a rider with little off road experience, and how she met the challenges and came bac…
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Cecilia Campeas from the Ville de Carouge joined us on the WRS Breakfast Show to share the exciting highlights of this year’s Printemps Carougeois. The vibrant cultural festival promises a rich and diverse program including a short-film competition that showcases emerging talent, hands-on creative workshops for all ages, and an array of live perfor…
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