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Stamp Stories

Stamp Stories

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Join Adrian on his philatelic adventures, as he uncovers the historical significance behind a different Canadian stamp in every episode. If you love history or stamp collecting, we've got you covered.
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RN Breakfast daily stories separated out for easy listening. RN Breakfast is the program informed Australians wake up to. Start each day with comprehensive coverage and analysis of national and international events, and hear interviews with the people who matter today—along with those who'll be making news tomorrow.
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A podcast about scrapbooking, stamping, cardmaking, die cutting and papercrafting in general. Listen to interviews with designers and creatives who help empower beautiful, meaningful handmade creation. Get behind the scenes looks at the product creation process and other fun handmade topics!
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As the official podcast of the United States Postal Service, Mailin’ It! takes you inside a thoroughly American institution, exploring the rich history of the USPS, going behind-the scenes of its present innovations, and discussing its dynamic future with organization and industry leaders. Join our host for a fun look at your United States Postal Service.
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TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray

Earwolf & Ashley Ray-Harris

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TV, I Say w/ Ashley Ray is a podcast dedicated to all things TV, hosted by Ashley Ray, the internet’s leading TV pop culture expert! A writer for Vulture, Variety and Emmy Magazine, each week Ashley keeps listeners up to date on the shows everyone is talking about, digs deep into classic tropes, and breaks down the best moments in television with some of your favorite comedians, actors, TV writers and more! TV, I Say with Ashley Ray is the hangout sitcom of a podcast you’ve been waiting for.
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I Have Seen Niagara

Niagara Company

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Come, stay a night with us at the motel that goes by many names, here in weird and magical Niagara Falls, NY. Let us be your guide through the suicide and honeymoon capital of the world, city of light and dark wonder, with stories of the bizarre and soundscapes of creepy delectation. Enter with your eyes closed and your mind open, as we send logic over the brink. Featured weekly on Wave Farm Radio, WGXC-90.7 FM. www.wavefarm.org Support us on Patreon for secret episodes and more: https://www ...
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Stories of The Salt Knights is an Actual Play 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons game in a homebrew world. It is the product of a group of D&D buddies coming together to have a great time and share it with the world! We are on both Youtube and most popular podcast feeds! If you'd like to see our faces or watch the battle unfold on a virtual map, please visit our Youtube channel! We use Roll20 in person. Dungeons maps and world maps are made with Dungeon Fog and Inkarnate. Tokens are made with ...
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Place of Mind

IVM Podcasts

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The Mpower movement strives to stamp out the stigma associated with mental health concerns. Every single day, people come to Mpower to find a safe space, to share their stories, and to find help. Along the way, Mpower hears the experiences of people managing their mental health issues. We see how these concerns impact the individual as well as the people around them, and how these ordinary men, women, and children learn to cope with mental health issues with our help. Through Place of Mind, ...
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What's That Like? Podcast

John Knowles focusing on the interesting people, places, and events

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Podcast by John Knowles focusing on the most interesting people, places, and events in Central Illinois... and Beyond! I interview guests and ask them, "What's That Like?" Athletes, Historians, Scientists, Researches, Adventures, Event Promoters, Business Owners... You Name It! Are you interesting? Maybe you should be a guest on "What's That Like?"
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Indian Scams (Biggest Scams In India)

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India has seen a biggest scams between 2000 to 2015. These scams have not only caused financial losses to individuals but also caused significant damage to the reputation of the country. From the 2G Spectrum Scam to the PNB Scam, these biggest frauds have taken a toll on India's economy and its citizens. The 2G Spectrum Scam is one of the most notorious Indian scams at times. It involved the illegal allocation of telecom licenses by politicians and bureaucrats for personal gain. The CWG Scam ...
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Housing Minister Clare O'Neil labelling has criticised the Opposition's announcement of $5 billion to fast-track infrastructure for housing, labelling it a "failure of imagination" and suggesting it's work the Government is already doing. The Minister also told Radio National Breakfast "stamp duty is a bad tax", and while it's a state issue - she s…
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Nobel Prize laureates and some of world's biggest thinkers will exercise their critical thinking skills at University of NSW's Nobel Prize Dialogue 'The Future of Decision Making'. Australian writer and composer Tim Minchin will join Nobel physics prize laureate, Saul Perlmutter - who's on President Joe Biden's Scientific Advisory Council, and an e…
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Labelled Australia's answer to Yellowstone and Dallas, Territory follows the Lawson family, who run the largest cattle station in the world. The Aussie drama follows the family as they fight out the claim to the the succession plan for the station and family empire. Guests: Sam Corlett and Philippa Northeast, stars of Territory Producer: Kimberley …
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The High Court ruled last year that Qantas had illegally fired 1700 ground crew members during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, the Federal Court has ordered Qantas to pay $170,000 in compensation to three workers in test cases which could mean the national airline could face a final bill worth tens of millions of dollars. Guest: Josh Bornstein Maurice …
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Victorian First Nations Senator Lidia Thorpe made global news after interrupting a reception for the King in Canberra, and using the protest to demand a Treaty for Australia's First Nations people. The Senator told Radio National Breakfast she doesn't "subscribe to assimilating" to the colonial structure - and warns the public she'll be in the role…
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Parliament House greeted King Charles yesterday - but it's housing policy that remains top of the agenda. Political Editor for the Guardian Australia Karen Middleton joins RN Breakfast to discuss the latest developments in federal politics. Guest: Karen Middleton, Political Editor for the Guardian Australia…
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Academy Award-winning actress Kate Winslet told Radio National about how a piece of furniture inspired her to bring Lee Miller's story to the screen. Celebrated WWII photographer Lee Miller is perhaps best known for photographs of her taking a bath in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment in 1945 on the day Hitler and Eva Braun took their own lives. Gues…
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The infamous Robodebt scheme was rolled out by the Liberal-National Coalition government back in 2015 as a cost-saving measure. But what transpired was an automated debt recovery system that saw half a million Australian welfare recipients illegally pursued over false debts and some take their lives, in what was later described by the Royal Commiss…
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Governments around the country could be left with a costly clean-up bill by a plan to reduce the levels of so-called 'forever chemicals' allowed in Australia's drinking water. These are synthetic chemicals, which are found in a range of consumer goods like cookware, building materials and cosmetics. While tougher, the new rules won't be as strict a…
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56 delegates alongside thousands of representatives from Commonwealth countries will meet in Samoa for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa. It is the first time the event has been hosted by a Pacific Island nation, pushing climate change to the top of the agenda. King Charles is set to attend - for the first time as the head of th…
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A British surgeon has described conditions in Gaza as apocalyptic - after returning from a month working at the Nasser hospital in Gaza's south. It's the second time Dr Ana Jeelani has worked in Gaza - she says the area around Rafah was simply "unrecognisable" from her first visit back in March. Guest: Dr Ana Jeelani, paediatric and orthopaedic sur…
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As the weather warms up, reports show that flu rates have dropped, as has COVID and even whooping cough is starting to turn around - so what viruses are taking people down as we head into summer? And is MSG actually as bad for you as everyone thinks? Guest: Dr Norman Swan, host of What's That Rash? podcast and RN's The Health Report…
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Throughout The Moogai, Indigenous Lore becomes its own character as the horror film takes startling twists and turns. The Moogai, follows a new mum who starts to see a malevolent spirit trying to take away her children - linking back to the intergenerational trauma of stolen generation. Guests: The Moogai writer and director Jon Bell, and star Meyn…
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Ukrainian officials have released a video that appears to show North Korean soldiers lining up to collect Russian army uniforms and other gear, apparently to join the war against Ukraine. It comes after the head of Ukraine's military intelligence claims about 11-thousand North Koreans were training in eastern Russia, and could join the war on Russi…
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After building an audience with over 10 million YouTube subsirbers, TwoSet have announced they are no more. Elsewhere, a new Stuttgart production has sent 18 opera-goers to the medical tent. Guest: Russell Torrance, ABC Classic Mornings presenterDoor Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting Canberra today, as part of the monarch's first tour of Australia since taking the throne. The sovereign is set to greet crowds at the Australian War Memorial and then head to Parliament House to be welcomed by the Prime Minister. So, just how excited are monarchists feeling about the visit? Guest: Jai Mar…
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Any hopes of a ceasefire in Gaza - after the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar last week - have quickly faded, with Israeli air strikes killing dozens more Palestinians in the days since. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel's military will continue fighting until more than 100 Israeli hostages are released, and will remain in Gaza to p…
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In an upset over the weekend, Independent Jacqui Scruby is set to become the first teal MP in the New South Wales parliament, and is on track to snatch the traditionally blue-ribbon Sydney Northern Beaches seat of Pittwater. Liberal candidate Georgia Ryburn strongly criticised the Teals' campaign tactics and said it had been a challenging campaign …
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The Coalition says it will invest five-billion dollars to fast-track construction of critical infrastructure - like water, power, sewerage and access roads - in new housing developments, if it's elected at the next Federal ballot. It says this will help unlock up to half a million homes in undeveloped greenfield corridors across the country. Guest:…
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The New South Wales by-election of Pittwater looks set to deliver the first Teal in a state parliament, with candidate Jacqui Scruby holding a healthy lead. So, what does the loss mean for the Liberals? Guest: Kos Samaras, Director at RedBridge Group Australia and former Deputy Campaign Director of Labor Victoria Producer: Niamh Dunne…
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Breakthroughs in genetic engineering could one day see animals like The Tasmanian Tiger, the Dodo and the Woolly Mammoth return from extinction. Genetics company Colossal are embarking on a project of 'de-extinction' to bring previously extinct species back to life on earth. Guest: Ben Lamm, Co-founder and CEO, Colossal Producer: Matt Simpson…
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Dozens of people have been killed in northern Gaza and southern Lebanon over the weekend, as Israel intensified its air strikes against Hamas and Hezbollah. But a drone attack at the holiday home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has highlighted a growing shift in the way Hezbollah militants, in particular, are trying to attack and the c…
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In the US, Republican nominee Donald Trump has doubled down on his comments that the January 6 attacks on Capitol Hill were "a day of love" during a Fox news interview. It comes as the Presidential race heats up, with the latest polling figures show the seven crucial swing states split down the middle. Guest: Jonathan Alter, columnist, documentary …
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