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I’m Melissa Tittl, writer and producer of all things science-fiction and science-fact. Every week I head to my favorite watering hole, “Cosmic Cantina” and belly-up to the bar with my two co-hosts—Josh Golembeske and Matt O’Connor, creative producers in the world of weird. Together we share the latest news, our personal experiences as well as new information regarding aliens, Bigfoot, ghosts, ancient cultures and anything from the unseen world that needs illuminating. If you’re into this vibe, looking for a new perspective on your current reality, or just in need of a few cool ...

A comedy podcast about extinct stuff. Join Melissa & Jack as they attempt to uncover the natural histories of bygone creatures and other things.

Matt and Melissa Dunphy buy a magic theater from a pedophile, discover treasure, and become accidental amateur archaeologists.

Bold brands are always taking chances on creative ad campaigns and salacious PR stunts to stand out from the crowd to get customers’ attention and money. Join marketing junkies and successful advertising agency owners Melissa & Alexis weekly for some creative inspiration as they explore crazy marketing moments in history that, whether they flourished or failed, got the world’s attention. Will It Stick? is a podcast for entrepreneurs and marketers who want BIG creative inspiration, covering the brands you know and the stories you don't. Melissa & Alexis break down all the details to find ...

G’day mates and welcome to All Aussie Hour, the new podcast from Melissa Mason and Josie Rozenberg-Clarke. You might remember them from the hit podcasts All Aussie Mystery Hour and The Zest Is History, and to be quite honest their new offering is… basically the same. Each week, one host will spin the other a yarn from Australia’s rich and, let’s face it, completely batshit past. Strap in for zesty tales, weird mysteries and potentially even some research! Proudly Produced by DM Podcasts

In 1888, Nellie Bly, a feisty, investigative reporter for Joseph Pulitzer's New York World newspaper, pitched a story idea of traveling around the world in 75 days to beat the record achieved by Phileas Fogg, the character in Verne's book. While the editor thought it a great idea, he naturally thought the trip should be made by a man. The idea was shelved for over a year.

Irrational Basis Review: a constitutional law podcast that’s rationally related to a legitimate educational purpose. We'll provide deep dives about the constitutional law cases that are foundational to the first year law school curriculum. For professors, law students, and anyone interested in law! Hosted by Leah Litman, Melissa Murray, and Kate Shaw. Produced by Melody Rowell.

Je vous présente un podcast original et captivant qui plonge dans la vie de plusieurs personnes suite à leurs anecdotes de vie. Dans chaque épisode, vous découvrirez des histoires authentiques et émouvantes de personnes ordinaires. Ce podcast s'intéresse aux moments qui ont façonné la vie de ces individus et qui ont souvent des répercussions insoupçonnées. De nombreux sujets sont abordés, comme les relations familiales, l'amitié, l'amour, la carrière, et bien plus encore. En somme, si vous recherchez un podcast authentique et émouvant, ne manquez pas celui-ci, il vous emmènera ...

New from Reboot, the Kitchen Radio podcast brings listeners to the table of communities from Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia for intergenerational stories of community life and ritual practices from guests who are part of a rising renaissance of creative food projects in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Hosted by Regine Basha and Nathalie Basha, the series premieres in April 2023. Subscribe now to catch them all and be the first to know about our upcoming series launches happening later this year.Keep scrolling down to listen to the first series of “...

Charles Dudley Warner was an essayist, novelist, and friend of Mark Twain. My Summer in a Garden is a landmark of American garden writing. In the book, Warner chronicles his work in the garden, where he and his cat, Calvin, try to ward off a stream of invaders, from the neighbors' cows and thieving children, to the pusley weed. He makes the rounds of his beloved vegetable patch, to feel the sun on his back, the hoe in his hands, and to ponder the philosophical implications of contact with the earth, and companionship with gently growing things.