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The Split-Second Edge breaks down the athlete mindset behind repeatable peak performance, from pre-game nerves to post-game reflection. Each episode turns elite training habits into practical drills you can use at work, in the gym, or anywhere pressure shows up.

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Backpacking plans fall apart fast, and Martin Anquetil tells the stories that happen after the map lies, the bus leaves, and the rain starts winning. Each episode is a fresh misadventure, equal parts practical lessons and laugh-out-loud travel chaos from trails, hostels, border crossings, and the occasional very bad idea.

Welcome to the final installment of Sonic Leap. It’s Saturday and Hero The Band have a gig performing at Cade Hill’s house party. Justin breaks his big date with Irene, offering his Parliament Funkadelic concert ticket to Willie in hopes that a backstage audition for George Clinton can spark his music career. At the party, Holly catches a philadering Cade in the act, Hero The Band perform their new song “Might Find Love”, and Holly and Willie finally kiss. With things set right in 1985, the brothers return home to the year 2020…where they encounter a few more surprises. Listen to original music from the Sonic Leap soundtrack anywhere you stream music. ~~ Sonic Leap is a production of Audio Up Media, brought to you by Sirius XM. Visit AudioUp.com to learn more. And check out some of our other shows: Stephen King’s Strawberry Spring, Halloween In Hell, and Make It Up As We Go. Follow us: On Instagram @AudioUp On Twitter @AudioUp

Charlotte and Marshall return to Nashville, where Charlotte’s name is quickly gaining
traction as an emerging act. The Carmelina boardrooms echo with differing opinions on
the best way forward. Elliot digs in when they tell him he’s in over his head, and claims
he can handle every aspect of her career, but Marshall and Charlotte take meetings with
other publishing companies and major label A&R’s anyway. One of the songs Charlotte
wrote at the camp gets cut by a big artist who’s rough around the edges, but the single
comes out of the gate hot. Before they meet him in the studio, Marshall warns Charlotte
about his reputation around women, but Charlotte insists she can handle herself. The
session is rough, he’s creepy and disrespectful, but Charlotte sees it through. With
attention growing and paperwork looming, Charlotte seeks advice from Emily and
Miranda on record deals, touring, and management, and Miranda invites her to come to
one of her Texas tour dates. We see Charlotte facing the big question of season two: do
I want to be a songwriter or an artist?

Holy Cow AI breaks down the week’s most important AI news, tools, and breakthroughs into clear, practical takeaways you can actually use. Expect sharp analysis, real-world examples, and quick tips to help you work smarter and stay ahead as AI changes everything.

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A daily dose of Scripture, word of encouragement, and reminder to keep your eyes on Jesus. Dashboard Jesus Daily is your quick, Christ-centered devotional to start and steady your day.

Today, we’re turning up the volume with a duo that’s been shaking up the scene with their blend of modern country and rock energy—Lakeview!

Lakeview is the brainchild of Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy, two longtime friends with a shared passion for storytelling and high-voltage performances. Today, we’re diving deep into their arduous journey—from their Pittsburgh roots to Nashville dreams.

Host Martin Anquetil investigates modern business like a gumshoe, tailing founders, dealmakers, and quiet operators through the fog of strategy, sales, and power. Each episode is a tight case file: sharp lessons, real numbers, and the mistakes people only admit after the credits roll.

A fast, funny trip through the loudest corners of 80s and 90s pop culture, from Saturday-morning cartoons and mall arcades to boy-band scandals and VHS-era blockbusters. Each episode pulls one iconic thing off the shelf, tells the real story behind it, and ends with what still slaps (and what aged like milk).

Soft-spoken bedtime stories for adults, set in candlelit kitchens, rainy train cars, and quiet little towns where nothing urgent is allowed to happen. Each episode is a cozy wind-down with gentle soundscapes, slow pacing, and fresh, original tales designed to help you unclench and drift off.

Charlotte and Marshall return to Nashville, where Charlotte’s name is quickly gaining
traction as an emerging act. The Carmelina boardrooms echo with differing opinions on
the best way forward. Elliot digs in when they tell him he’s in over his head, and claims
he can handle every aspect of her career, but Marshall and Charlotte take meetings with
other publishing companies and major label A&R’s anyway. One of the songs Charlotte
wrote at the camp gets cut by a big artist who’s rough around the edges, but the single
comes out of the gate hot. Before they meet him in the studio, Marshall warns Charlotte
about his reputation around women, but Charlotte insists she can handle herself. The
session is rough, he’s creepy and disrespectful, but Charlotte sees it through. With
attention growing and paperwork looming, Charlotte seeks advice from Emily and
Miranda on record deals, touring, and management, and Miranda invites her to come to
one of her Texas tour dates. We see Charlotte facing the big question of season two: do
I want to be a songwriter or an artist?

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

Charlotte and Marshall return to Nashville, where Charlotte’s name is quickly gaining
traction as an emerging act. The Carmelina boardrooms echo with differing opinions on
the best way forward. Elliot digs in when they tell him he’s in over his head, and claims
he can handle every aspect of her career, but Marshall and Charlotte take meetings with
other publishing companies and major label A&R’s anyway. One of the songs Charlotte
wrote at the camp gets cut by a big artist who’s rough around the edges, but the single
comes out of the gate hot. Before they meet him in the studio, Marshall warns Charlotte
about his reputation around women, but Charlotte insists she can handle herself. The
session is rough, he’s creepy and disrespectful, but Charlotte sees it through. With
attention growing and paperwork looming, Charlotte seeks advice from Emily and
Miranda on record deals, touring, and management, and Miranda invites her to come to
one of her Texas tour dates. We see Charlotte facing the big question of season two: do
I want to be a songwriter or an artist?

Colin's Cool Show delivers smart, funny conversations on the ideas, people, and trends shaping work and culture right now. Expect crisp interviews, practical takeaways, and the occasional hot take—always with a curious, upbeat vibe.

Bear and a Banjo is a new musical podcast that tells the incredibly tall tale of a band that time forgot. Although history may have left them behind, Bear and Banjo rubbed shoulders with some of the greatest musical icons in history—from Leadbelly and Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Little Richard and Bob Dylan— unwittingly influencing the course of 20th century Americana. All their adventures are meticulously archived and presented by Dr. Q, played by Dennis Quaid. Bear and a Banjo features an original soundtrack, produced by Oscar-winner T-Bone Burnett (O’ Brother Where Art Thou, True Detective), written and performed by series creator Jingle Jared & Grammy-winning songwriter Jason "Poo Bear” Boyd with original lyrics by Bob Dylan.

DIY home renos aren’t supposed to end with flooded basements, crooked cabinets, and a mysterious extra hole in the drywall, but here we are. Each episode breaks down a real renovation disaster, what went wrong, what it cost, and the fixes that actually saved the day (plus the ones that made it worse).

Welcome to the final installment of Sonic Leap. It’s Saturday and Hero The Band have a gig performing at Cade Hill’s house party. Justin breaks his big date with Irene, offering his Parliament Funkadelic concert ticket to Willie in hopes that a backstage audition for George Clinton can spark his music career. At the party, Holly catches a philadering Cade in the act, Hero The Band perform their new song “Might Find Love”, and Holly and Willie finally kiss. With things set right in 1985, the brothers return home to the year 2020…where they encounter a few more surprises. Listen to original music from the Sonic Leap soundtrack anywhere you stream music. ~~ Sonic Leap is a production of Audio Up Media, brought to you by Sirius XM. Visit AudioUp.com to learn more. And check out some of our other shows: Stephen King’s Strawberry Spring, Halloween In Hell, and Make It Up As We Go. Follow us: On Instagram @AudioUp On Twitter @AudioUp

The BBQ Central Show is a weekly internet based show that airs live each Tuesday from 9pm-11pm EST and originates from Cleveland, Ohio. Each show is packed with interviews which include top pitmasters on the competition circuit, industry cookbook authors and bloggers, grill manufacturers, BBQ pit and accessory makers and highlighting the top news stories of the week. Subscribe TODAY and never miss an episode of the longest continually running and most downloaded BBQ/Grilling podcast available anywhere!

Hey Bear and a Banjo fans! If you love the music-based storytelling in this podcast, take a listen to the trailer for the second installment in Audio Up’s “In Hell” series. Valentine's Day In Hell is a horror comedy musical podcast that twists the knife on love; satirizing social media influencers, hype houses, and classic teen horror flicks.. Take a journey to Hell and back with Oliver Tree, iann dior, jxdn, phem, Carlie Hanson and Adam Carolla as the Devil. The first two episodes are out today; listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or where ever you get your podcasts.
Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hey Bear and a Banjo fans! If you love the music-based storytelling in this podcast, take a listen to the trailer for the second installment in Audio Up’s “In Hell” series. Valentine's Day In Hell is a horror comedy musical podcast that twists the knife on love; satirizing social media influencers, hype houses, and classic teen horror flicks.. Take a journey to Hell and back with Oliver Tree, iann dior, jxdn, phem, Carlie Hanson and Adam Carolla as the Devil. The first two episodes are out today; listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or where ever you get your podcasts.
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Mr. Burkes claims to be more than 26,000 dollars in debt due to child support for the defendant, Ms. Brown, who he says is definitely not his biological daughter. He is here to prove that so he can go home and rid himself of the debt he does not deserve. Ms. Brown states that for 30 years, she has only known one man to be her father and is devastated to hear that he now refuses paternity.

Real people. Real stories. Real Problems. This is Lauren Lake's Paternity Court.

Frank Sinatra has arranged for his wedding celebration to take place at the Ingleside, a dream come true for Mel. But now, everything needs to be perfect. Mel does his best to cater to Sinatra’s every need as he dreams of taking the perfect photo with his hero. But, his obsession with Sinatra may be hurting his relationship with Carol. Will Mel Haber and the Ingleside Inn be able to pull off Sinatra’s big night? 

A practical podcast about publishing, growing, and managing your show in Rebel Audio—from setup to distribution and integrations. Each episode breaks down what to do next with clear steps, tips, and best practices.

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A sober, investigative podcast about power, accountability, and the paper trails people hope you won’t read. Each episode follows one real-world case, breaks down what happened, what was said publicly, what the documents show, and what questions still aren’t answered. Reported with restraint and rigor: timelines over hot takes, sources over vibes, and the kind of context that makes the story land.

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DealVoice is a sharp, practical podcast about how deals actually get done, from first pitch to signed agreement. Expect real tactics, clean frameworks, and the little negotiation moves that quietly change outcomes.

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Welcome to the final installment of Sonic Leap. It’s Saturday and Hero The Band have a gig performing at Cade Hill’s house party. Justin breaks his big date with Irene, offering his Parliament Funkadelic concert ticket to Willie in hopes that a backstage audition for George Clinton can spark his music career. At the party, Holly catches a philadering Cade in the act, Hero The Band perform their new song “Might Find Love”, and Holly and Willie finally kiss. With things set right in 1985, the brothers return home to the year 2020…where they encounter a few more surprises. Listen to original music from the Sonic Leap soundtrack anywhere you stream music. ~~ Sonic Leap is a production of Audio Up Media, brought to you by Sirius XM. Visit AudioUp.com to learn more. And check out some of our other shows: Stephen King’s Strawberry Spring, Halloween In Hell, and Make It Up As We Go. Follow us: On Instagram @AudioUp On Twitter @AudioUp

Today, we’re turning up the volume with a duo that’s been shaking up the scene with their blend of modern country and rock energy—Lakeview!

Lakeview is the brainchild of Jesse Denaro and Luke Healy, two longtime friends with a shared passion for storytelling and high-voltage performances. Today, we’re diving deep into their arduous journey—from their Pittsburgh roots to Nashville dreams.

In episode 8, you heard a small sample of what REALLY went down that night Uncle Drank returned… Now, hear the OTHER artists who came and played for the Beach Country legend at DRANK FEST. Artists include Canadian duo The Noice Guys, hair band Stickee Bunz and the entitled white women band “The Karens” who sing about wanting to talk to the manager. Enjoy this completely ridiculous bonus episode of the festival that would never end. 

Will Your Thoughts My Memories manage to pull off a performance that resonates with the judges and the crowd? Will the emotional highs and lows of the journey bring them closer together or drive them apart? The episode unfolds with unforgettable music, ultimately answering the burning questions of whether they will compete and if their performance will be any good. 

In the thrilling series finale, the trio escapes once again from the Devil's studio and must find their way out of hell. Will they make the final climb or perish for eternity?

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

A comedy-first economics show that turns big ideas (inflation, recessions, pricing, incentives) into sharp stories, dumb metaphors, and surprisingly useful takeaways. Each episode starts with a real-life money weirdness, then breaks it down with sketches, hot takes, and “wait, that’s actually how it works” clarity.

In episode 8, you heard a small sample of what REALLY went down that night Uncle Drank returned… Now, hear the OTHER artists who came and played for the Beach Country legend at DRANK FEST. Artists include Canadian duo The Noice Guys, hair band Stickee Bunz and the entitled white women band “The Karens” who sing about wanting to talk to the manager. Enjoy this completely ridiculous bonus episode of the festival that would never end. 

Will Your Thoughts My Memories manage to pull off a performance that resonates with the judges and the crowd? Will the emotional highs and lows of the journey bring them closer together or drive them apart? The episode unfolds with unforgettable music, ultimately answering the burning questions of whether they will compete and if their performance will be any good. 

Funny show copy colin is a fast-paced comedy podcast where Colin riffs on everyday chaos, pop culture moments, and the weird little truths we all recognize. Expect sharp jokes, quick segments, and laugh-out-loud takes you can binge on your commute or between meetings.

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

A comedy-first economics show that turns big ideas (inflation, recessions, pricing, incentives) into sharp stories, dumb metaphors, and surprisingly useful takeaways. Each episode starts with a real-life money weirdness, then breaks it down with sketches, hot takes, and “wait, that’s actually how it works” clarity.

Show for Colin delivers sharp, practical conversations on the ideas, tools, and stories shaping work and everyday life—without the fluff. Each episode brings clear takeaways, fresh perspectives, and actionable advice you can use right away.

Colin’s Show delivers sharp, fast-moving conversations that break down the stories, trends, and ideas shaping work and culture right now. Expect candid takes, practical insights, and memorable guest moments—so you leave each episode informed, challenged, and ready to act.

A weekly comedy podcast packed with jokes, stories, and bits. Stand-up style riffs, weird observations, and occasional guest chaos.

A fast, funny weekly show about the tiny dramas that somehow feel like life or death: group chats, bad dates, office politics, weird neighbors, and the petty victories that keep us going. Each episode starts with a real listener “problem” and spirals into stories, hot takes, and practical (questionable) advice. Light, sharp, and a little unhinged, but never mean.

In the thrilling series finale, the trio escapes once again from the Devil's studio and must find their way out of hell. Will they make the final climb or perish for eternity?

Charlotte and Marshall return to Nashville, where Charlotte’s name is quickly gaining
traction as an emerging act. The Carmelina boardrooms echo with differing opinions on
the best way forward. Elliot digs in when they tell him he’s in over his head, and claims
he can handle every aspect of her career, but Marshall and Charlotte take meetings with
other publishing companies and major label A&R’s anyway. One of the songs Charlotte
wrote at the camp gets cut by a big artist who’s rough around the edges, but the single
comes out of the gate hot. Before they meet him in the studio, Marshall warns Charlotte
about his reputation around women, but Charlotte insists she can handle herself. The
session is rough, he’s creepy and disrespectful, but Charlotte sees it through. With
attention growing and paperwork looming, Charlotte seeks advice from Emily and
Miranda on record deals, touring, and management, and Miranda invites her to come to
one of her Texas tour dates. We see Charlotte facing the big question of season two: do
I want to be a songwriter or an artist?

A fast, funny space show where a curious host and a rotating cast of nerdy weirdos turn real astronomy news into stories, sketches, and surprisingly useful cosmic context. Expect mission hot takes, “how does that even work?” explanations, and big questions (aliens, black holes, the end of the universe) handled with jokes first and facts close behind.

A comedy-first tour through the weird history that got sanded off the textbook, failed utopias, fake saints, bureaucratic cults, and accidents that somehow became policy. Each episode starts with one true, specific artifact (a memo, a map, a product, a scandal) and spirals into a tight story, sharp jokes, and the surprising modern echo.

A comedy podcast where we pitch terrible plans with total confidence, tear them apart, and somehow stumble into something smart. Fast riffs, absurd hypotheticals, and listener-submitted “this will definitely work” schemes.

Backpacking plans fall apart in the best possible ways, and Martin Anquetil turns the chaos into sharp stories, bad decisions, and hard-won travel lessons. Expect misadventures, gear fails, sketchy buses, unexpected friendships, and the tiny details that make a trip unforgettable.

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Hey Bear and a Banjo fans! If you love the music-based storytelling in this podcast, take a listen to the trailer for the second installment in Audio Up’s “In Hell” series. Valentine's Day In Hell is a horror comedy musical podcast that twists the knife on love; satirizing social media influencers, hype houses, and classic teen horror flicks.. Take a journey to Hell and back with Oliver Tree, iann dior, jxdn, phem, Carlie Hanson and Adam Carolla as the Devil. The first two episodes are out today; listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or where ever you get your podcasts.
Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hey Bear and a Banjo fans! If you love the music-based storytelling in this podcast, take a listen to the trailer for the second installment in Audio Up’s “In Hell” series. Valentine's Day In Hell is a horror comedy musical podcast that twists the knife on love; satirizing social media influencers, hype houses, and classic teen horror flicks.. Take a journey to Hell and back with Oliver Tree, iann dior, jxdn, phem, Carlie Hanson and Adam Carolla as the Devil. The first two episodes are out today; listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or where ever you get your podcasts.
Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hey Bear and a Banjo fans! If you love the music-based storytelling in this podcast, take a listen to the trailer for the second installment in Audio Up’s “In Hell” series. Valentine's Day In Hell is a horror comedy musical podcast that twists the knife on love; satirizing social media influencers, hype houses, and classic teen horror flicks.. Take a journey to Hell and back with Oliver Tree, iann dior, jxdn, phem, Carlie Hanson and Adam Carolla as the Devil. The first two episodes are out today; listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or where ever you get your podcasts.
Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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Martin Anquetil breaks down how languages actually work, then turns that insight into practical habits you can steal for faster learning. Expect bite-sized pronunciation drills, real-world phrase patterns, and behind-the-scenes linguistics that makes your next language feel less like a mystery and more like a system.

Martin Anquetil collects startup war stories from founders, operators, and early hires, the messy pivots, near-misses, blown launches, and the quiet decisions that saved the company. Each episode ends with a concrete takeaway you can steal for your own build, from hiring and fundraising to shipping under pressure.

Charlotte decides to speak out against Hunter Owen, a move that could squander all the inroads she's made in the Nashville music scene. Alone in her emotions, struggling to come to terms with her new reality, she finds comfort in her ride-or-die crew, and trusts that the universe with make things right.

Frank Sinatra has arranged for his wedding celebration to take place at the Ingleside, a dream come true for Mel. But now, everything needs to be perfect. Mel does his best to cater to Sinatra’s every need as he dreams of taking the perfect photo with his hero. But, his obsession with Sinatra may be hurting his relationship with Carol. Will Mel Haber and the Ingleside Inn be able to pull off Sinatra’s big night? 

Lo-fi philosophy for night owls: slow, late-night conversations that turn big questions into something you can actually live with by morning. Expect mellow riffs on meaning, work, love, and the weirdness of being alive, plus practical takeaways you can try on tomorrow.