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This is about the rebels. This is about the ne’er-do-wells. This is about the mutineers, the agitators, the subversives. Unruly Figures is a celebration of history’s biggest rule-breakers. Twice a month, I’m going to dive into the life and times of the greatest rebels the world has known. I will talk about their lives, the society they lived in, the decisions they made, and how their refusal to play by the rules changed the world. Join me as I nerd out and get inspired by history’s favorite ...
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Techs on Texts is a podcast featuring conversations with technologists about the literature that has influenced them. Hosted and produced by Jed Sundwall. Learn more at https://techsontexts.net
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We are a non-denominational local Christian church located in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. We meet to learn from God’s Word, Praise and Worship our Saviour, and help one another with life’s many challenges.
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By Tom Brown
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By James Herzog
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Bonus Episode: 11 Historical Moments Scary Enough To Be Horror Movies
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Craig Beattie – Lessons from the Burning Bush
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Are we ready for the next season of Unruly Figures? Get ready with me—very literally—for season 5! Some of the women I will be covering this season include Jane Austen, Assata Shakur (RIP), Maria Tallchief, Empress Dowager Ling, and Julie d’Aubigny. It’s going to be a really great season, and I’m so excited to dig in. First episode drops Tuesday.…
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Episode #20: Mark Chambers on Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
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1:36:52Mark Chambers – my friend from high school (and former Chief Sustainability Officer of DC and NYC among other things) – joins us to discuss Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park. We talk about the collision between money and science, the illusion of control, dignity, public service, how many humans there should be, why it may or may not be ok to grill, …
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By Noah Beauchamp
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By Clark Johnson
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By Joey Hoddenbagh
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By Gerry Libby
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By Marcel Zhang
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By Stephen Korte
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Randy McLaughlin – In Service for the Lord
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By Steve Hoddenbagh
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By Joseph Dobie
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By Peter Kerr
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By Martin Brodeur
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Tim Knuth – Faith that Helps During Trials
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By Phil Priddle
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By Ian Walton
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Episode #19: Matt Price on Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
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1:32:37Matt Price – technology historian and dedicated educator – joins us to discuss Susanna Clarke's Piranesi. We talk about egos, ego death, cults, academia, Christianity, Buddhism, and psychedelics. No insights, only more questions. Show notes: Susanna Clarke's official website Piranesi on Goodreads Very Bad Wizards on Piranesi Giovanni Battista Piran…
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By Brian Foreman
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By John Unsworth
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By Georges Jarjour
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By Layton Kerr
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By Chris George
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Keith Blair – Seven Acts of Violence Against the Lord
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By James Herzog
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Gary McBride – Abundant Entrance to Everlasting Kingdom
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By James Herzog
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By Tim Knuth
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Episode #18: Noah Iliinsky on China Mountain Zhang by Maureen F. McHugh
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1:13:06Noah Iliinsky – most-esteemed information visualization expert, speaker and author – joins us to discuss Maureen F. McHugh's China Mountain Zhang. We talk about what matters, heavy furniture, sensible defaults, the burdens created by unnecessarily "innovative" design, pace layering, humans as instruments, and the double diamond bike. Show notes: Bu…
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By Clive Hodson
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By Chris George
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By Andrew Russell
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By David Boulard
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By Joseph Frimpong
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Gerry Libby – Relationship Restored at a Cost
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By James Herzog
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Episode #17: Daniel X. O'Neil on The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot
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1:14:15Daniel X. O'Neil, the worldwide entertainment juggernaut of the 21st century, joins us to discuss T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land. You will learn almost nothing about The Waste Land from this discussion, but you will learn about poetry, modernism, truth, hypermedia, (the "end" of) America, and enjambment. Show notes: [T.S. Eliot reads *The Waste Land* …
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By Dave Libby
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By Layton Kerr
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Jonathan Thomas – Serving in the Master’s Vineyard
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By Layton Kerr
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Gary McBride – Theology of the Holy Spirit
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By Geoff Hearns
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By Layton Kerr
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Episode #16: Alex Merose on Convenience Store Woman
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1:07:45Alex Merose extols the virtues of lazy action and calls on us to embrace Duchamp into our hearts through discussion of Sayaka Murata's Convenience Store Woman and Maurizio Lazzarato's essay "Marcel Duchamp and the Refusal of Work." We explore themes of conformity, work, resistance, lazy action, and whether or not Duchamp was right that "language wa…
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By Phil Priddle
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By Jonathan Thomas
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