The Pretend Emerson Podcast

Timestamps0:00-0:40: Summary of last episode1:25-2:30: Episode Run Down2:30-2:55: Caroline's Introduction3:20-4:05: Why Vintage?4:40-7:05: The Person Connection of Cards7:10-8:25 : Caroline's Top Vintage Players8:25-9:25: Episode Advertisement!9:25-12:35 : Caroline's Top Vintage Players12:35-15:35 : Eddie Mathews!15:35-17:10 : Caroline's Top Eddie Cards 17:10-19:50: Display/Store/Sell20:00-21:15: Outro

Dear Little Me Podcasthosted by Mackenzie WrenIn this episode Mackenzie will talk about the idea of there being no actual traditional path. Everyone thinks there is a typical way to go about life we all should follow, yet if it was so traditional and expected everyone on Earth would be following it. Life is more exciting when you go in your own path, and Mackenzie is going to explore this advice and the idea of that you do not have to get married, go to college, and other things people expect you should do.Time Stamps0:00- 1:58 intro1:58- 8:30 episode content8:30- 9:00 mid episode ad read9:00- 11:50 content on Dear Little Me and the Dear Little You segment11:50- end of episode is content, recap, teaser and other outro elements

Ash Kon and her guest, Emma Kunz, have both experienced grief and loss while as children and in their 20s. They share their advice on coping skills, religion, spirituality, conceptualizing death, and more. If you are grieving any losses and are not quite sure where to start with the grieving process, tune into this episode for some helpful tips! Disclaimer: There is a brief mention of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to someone you trust, or dial the 24-hour suicide and crisis lifeline at 988. Special thank you to BetterHelp for being the sponsor of today’s episode! To learn more, visit their website: https://www.betterhelp.com 00:00 - Intro 01:16 - Psych2Go Clip on How to Grieve 02:30 - Favorite Song for Grief: “Cqll Your Mom” by Noah Kahan 04:20 - Tips for Coping With Grief 07:02 - Religion & Spirituality in Terms of Grief 13:32 - Midroll Sponsor: BetterHelp 14:49 - Weekly Segment: Vocal Gratitude Journal 18:09 - Conceptualizing Death 21:44 - Wrapping Up 22:36 - Outro

00:00: Introduction01:20: Beginning remarks from Dr. Bob Beare04:20: A working definition of trauma08:10: Episode Sponsorship from BetterHelp 09:20: Is there a correlation between trauma and addiction? Are they mutually exclusive? 11:40: Different types of process addictions14:30: Talk therapy and somatic experiences 16:35: Feeling your feelings, accepting grief18:52: The individualized healing journey21:40: Resources for you24:40: Closing remarks

Jammin' Java employees and Massie musicians Will Salzmann and Samantha Collings sit down with Joe to reminisce about the good ol' days, all while explaining to listeners how a jack-of-all-trades work environment can result in hijinks.

The 2023 World Series was the least watched since cable ratings were tracked in 1973. Joined by New York Post reporter Ryan Glasspiegel, the episode covers the lack of viewership, the concerns of the MLB, International start-ups, and the crawl of free agency. 0:00 Teaser Intro; 0:24 Intro and guest introduction ;0:50 Ryan Glasspiegel career; 2:14 Is Baseball dying; 6:09 Attendance and revenues; 7:39 The fragmentation of Media; 8:45 The Postseason vs. WBC; 10:30 The failure of Dubai Baseball; 11:30 Seatgeek Ad Read; 13:57 The crawl of MLB free agency; 16:44 Shohei Ohtani prediction and close.

In this episode of Cheat Codes, Consoles, & Crime, we dive into the infamous "Hold Your Wee for a Wii" radio competition hosted by KDND in 2007. Contestants were challenged to hold their pee for a Nintendo Wii console, while drinking as much water as possible. Jennifer Strange, a contestant on the show, ended up dying of water poisoning as a result of participating. This is her story, and the affect it has had on the gaming and radio community.

Episode 15: No One's LookingThis episode is all about how no one's looking, featuring Social Worker Robin Miller. In this episode Mackenzie talks about how the way you are freaking out about how people are looking at you in the room, is exactly how everyone else feels. Everyone is so focus on themselves and what others will think of them that no one is actually looking at you. This is a piece of advice I wish I knew earlier and am going to explore and expand on in this episode.0-28 seconds: intro 28-52 seconds: guest introduction52- 1:39: episode introduction in relation to guest and interview begins1:39- 15:10: Robin Miller interview15:10- 16: 17: outro and ad read for BetterHelp https://www.betterhelp.com/

The At The Pylon podcast with Nick Antonakas and Chandler Betts has two lifelong friends and New England Patriots die-hard fans come together to talk all things Patriots! From raw post-game reactions to in-depth game previews and analysis of the team, At The Pylon has you covered! While coverage is rooted in the Pats, At The Pylon expands beyond the team, both inside and outside of football. Whether it’s a draft prospect analysis, a conversation with professionals in the sports production industry, or the duo hashing it out over the Patriots recent performance, you don't want to miss it!On this episode, host Nick Antonakas sits down with Jeff Munro, a freelance worker for NBC Sports, to discuss the ins and outs of sports production. He talks about his vast amount of experiences he’s had working Patriots games and all the work that goes in behind the scenes to bring the game to our TV screens.Timestamps00:08 - Introduction00:42 - Jeff joins the pod01:06 - What types of jobs are there behind the scenes?03:22 - What is it like working on the field?09:12 - Ad break11:02 - Magnitude of coverage13:25 - What is the top skill you can take away from your freelancing experience?15:52 - Outro

Host Simon Pollard sits down with British folk-punk singer-songwriter when he toured through Boston for a chat

Time Stamps:Beginning--0:58 : introduction0:58--8:55 : Interview Part 18:55--10:12 : Ad10:12--21:39 : Interview Part 221:39--End : OutroCredits:Check out Kenan Orhan's new book here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/703049/i-am-my-country-by-kenan-orhan/Music used in this episode:Killing Time by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/Creative Commons CC BY 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Today Evan brings in CBS veteran Brett Landon to discuss the behind the scenes of sports broadcasting. The two dive into Brett's producing history, how sports get on TV, and why the viewer sees what they see. This episode is sponsored by HelloFresh. Time Stamps: Intro: 0:00 Interview Begin: 1:01 Ad Read: 10:33 Outro: 21:19

In this episode, "TACObout it", Maddy Monroe sits down with the Chief Executive Officer of Team Awareness Combatting Overdose, Kameran Mody, to talk about the student led organization that is changing the way we talk about drugs. 0.08 - Welcome 0.14 - Introduction 0.38 - Guest Introduction 0.52 - Sponsor: Narcan 1.09 - Interview begins 28.00 - Outro

Join Jake Smith as he talks about Emerson men's and women's basketball and as he sits down with Dodgers Play by Play broadcaster Tim Neverett to talk about life and how he got to where he is at today. Intro 0:00-0:37 Men's and Women's Basketball 0:37-3:01Interview 3:01-21:51Ad read 9:14-10:36Outro 21:51-22:11

00:00-00:31 Intro 00:32- 02:11 Beverly MA 02:12-06:57 Domestic Violence & Substance Abuse 06:58-10:15 Defense and Rehabilitation 10:15- 11:18 Ad 11:19-13:37 Double-Homicide? 13:38-17:34Possibility for Parole 17:35-18:02 Outro

In the 1st episode of the 'Am I Gay?' podcast, host Makenzie Killough sits down with Merrimack College's Dr. Ellen McWhorter for a candid conversation about LGBTQIA+ issues in the college space.

In this episode, host Sabrina Samuelson goes in depth with Ryan Lynch, the creator of newly formed table top role-playing game Perils and Princesses. They discuss mechanics, inspirations, and going beyond what a princess can be. If you like this episode, remember to follow Dykes With Dice on social media and join the growing community! https://linktr.ee/dykeswithdice Instagram: dykeswithdice Twitter: dykeswithdice TikTok: dykeswithdice YouTube: dykeswithdice Discord: dykeswithdice Twitch: dykeswithdice This episode was sponsored by Hello Fresh. Use code clnsfree at HelloFresh.com/clnsfree to get free breakfast for life. Rating: PG for mild swearing and references to violence. Timestamps: Introduction: 0:00.0 Music: 0:23.07 Ryan Lynch Introduction: 0:43.9 Overview of Perils and Princesses: 1:41.7 Real Life Inspirations: 5:33.8 Hello Fresh Ad Read: 9:08.1 What Sets Perils and Princesses Apart: 10:43.3 Marketability: 13:17.4 Building the Game With Diversity: 14.19.2 Wrap Up: 17.25.2

In this episode, Ash Kon interviews an established CEO, Sabrina Horn, about all the tips and tricks on navigating post-grad life. Sabrina shares her thoughts and advice on how to find a job, effectively network, combat imposter syndrome, and more. If you are someone in your early 20s about to graduate college, or you already have graduated college and are struggling with your mental health, this episode is for you! Make sure to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @itsnotthatseriouspod. Check out BetterHelp: https://www.betterhelp.com/get-started/?go=true&utm_content=133524759310&utm_source=AdWords&ut 00:00 - Intro 00:40 - Introducing Sabrina 1:33 - What it was like getting her first job post-grad 3:40 - Advice she would give her past self if she was experiencing post-grad in today's generation 5:24 - Mental health issues that come with post-grad life 9:30 - Today's Sponsor: BetterHelp 10:37 - Networking Tips 14:32 - Imposter Syndrome 20:05 - Thanking Sabrina 20:53 - Outro

In this podcast episode of "Survive to Thrive," host Max Max Mandel interviews guest Jacob Laubach, a medical professional specializing in oncology. Jacob shares his journey into medicine, highlighting the influence of mentors and personal experiences, particularly the diagnosis of his grandfather with chronic lymphocytic leukemia. The discussion delves into Jacob's time at Duke University School of Medicine, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on oncology practices, and the evolving landscape of cancer treatments, including the integration of emerging therapies. The conversation explores Jacob's dedication to providing holistic personalized approaches for each patient. Jacob reflects on his experiences at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the significance of mentorship in his career. The Episode concludes with a segment about Boston, where Jacob discusses his connection to the city, its vibrant academic and professional environment, and the appeal of raising a family in the region. The podcast ends with Max Mandel seeking advice for future medical professionals, with Jacob emphasizing the importance of maintaining the original inspiration that led individuals to pursue a career in medicine, alongside a commitment to continuous learning and compassionate patient care. 0:00-0:30- Intro Music 0:30-1:18 - Intro 1:39- What inspired you to pursue a career in medicine specifically the field of oncology?2:56- Can you share a memorable time when you were at Duke University? What influenced you to study medicine? Was there a professor at Duke who looked up to as a mentor? Advertisement #1 Dr. Squatch Soap 8:07- Is there a specific story with a patient that makes you reflect on your career and makes realize I am so happy to be in the career I am in today? 10:34- 12:16 Advertisement #2 Lifetime Fitness12:17- How has the COVID pandemic Impacted your work in Hematologic Malignancies? 14:20 - How do you balance the use of traditional treatments like chemotherapy and emerging targeted therapies in the context of multiple myeloma? 17:36 - Show Segment: Why Boston? What made you stay and reside in Boston?18:38- For Future professionals who want to go into the medical field, What is some advice you have for incoming doctors in any field in the medical sector specifically cancer research? What advice do you have for future doctors?20:37-21:57 Outro End Music 21:43- 22:15

Welcome to the first episode of the Vintage Baseball Card Encyclopedia! This podcast is hosted by Benny Guevara, where he tackles the world of vintage card collecting. In this episode, guest Dylan Brennan joins the podcast to give insight on the world of card auctions. Brennan, a PWCC Account Executive, shares his job and what he does within the PWCC Marketplace. Learning about the marketplace of auction houses and cards, we also dive deep into his famous Twitter account, “Cards With A Story”. Hosting Vintage Wednesday Sale Threads for the Hobby community and also learning about how he has gotten into collecting! Timestamps0:00-1:10 - Introduction1:20-4:20 - Meet Dylan4:25-6:00 - Dylan’s Place in PWCC7:55-9:55 - About PWCC11:10-16:35 - Cards With A Story

"What's Cookin?" with Rebecca Sherman is the show for master chefs to water burners. Here, we talk all things cooking related, from what's going on in Rebecca's kitchen to what's cooking around town. We'll talk to local chefs about their connection to cooking—and how we might all have a secret chef in us. Tune in for kitchen convos, table talk, and tips 'n tricks. From Rebecca's kitchen to yours, welcome to "What's Cookin?" In the show's second episode, "Big Buns," we get down and dirty with ground beef and beyond patties to breakdown burgers. We're looking at anything and everything having to do with burgers, from burger popularity to how versatile they are as a meal, with help from special guests Ella and Nicole. With so much burger-briefing to discuss, this episode is one you won't want to miss. For any and all updates, and to let us know what's cooking in your kitchen, follow us on Twitter @whatscookinpod!

Show Me Your Witz...End Host, Sadia AboHussien, sits down with graphic designer, music curator, and Communications Major DJ Lydia Aga. Aga discusses her recently discovered passion for digital art and her year-old radio show, Diggin thru da Diaspora, on WECB. She brings the audience through the evolvement of her relationship with art and expression as a Black, queer, first-generation Ethiopian American. Not only does she have an eye for color and an ear for music samples, but her writing skills make her exquisite storytelling. When it comes to all the things growth and creation, Lydia isn't shy about sharing the struggles, joy, and lessons she's found along the way. We dive into the meaning of one of her original pieces and cover of this episode. Aga is a crate digger and art lover who blossomed into an artist defined by her childhood experiences, tastes, and environments. We learn how the adults in her life have shaped her as a creative, how she's shaped herself into what she is today, and what she wants her expression to become. Both she and Sadia reflect on how their art work and clothing style change in tandem. She shares her love for the podcast's close friend, OKOI Jewelry, and leaves the audience with a life-changing song recommendation. Time Stamps: Episode Teaser: 0 - 3Welcome Music + Lydia Bio: 0:00- 56Interview Begins (Music Ends): 1:08Aga says Hello: 1:37Background on Episode Cover Art Piece: 2:38Diggin thru Da Diaspora: 4:54 Where does Aga's music taste and Inspiration come from?: 7:27What did art look like in Aga's childhood?: 8:25How does her childhood influence her art now?: 12:44How has Aga noticed herself growing in her art? 15:54OKOI JEWELRY: 20-21:24Most jarring thing Aga saw on social media this week: 22:52What does Aga want her art to look like in the future: 24:00Wrapping up, Music Rec: 31:40 Goodbye Music + Acknowledgements: 32:30

Welcome to the PartyOfOne podcast where we let loose and talk a whole lot of random, raw, funny things about dating and the single life! Each week I will interview single people and hear their experiences, tips, and laugh at everything in between.Follow me on twitter @PartyOfOne_1 and check out PartyOfOne. com to submit questions, share experiences, and offer dating tips.This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp - get 20% off the first three months using this promo code BriMarie20Time Stamps:0:00 INTRO0:06 Welcome Natali 0:18 Topic 1: How do you feel about being single?1:30 Topic 2: Dating experiences; Apps/websites5:17 Icebreaker game: 5 things you look for in a person13:36 Topic 3: Worst date 17:24 Better Help AD read17:54 Topic 4 First date20:15 Social media shoutout 20:32 Wrap up/Website20:47 OUTRO

Warning: Explicit language contained in episode!!!!Benjamin Aliber is joined by Gianmarco Soresi for his second episode of "Am I A Joke To You?". They dive into Gianmarco's current standing in the comedy industry with how it all came to be. The two talk about the transition from musical theatre, to tv, and then to where he is now and what would he be doing otherwise. Gianmarco gives a little background into one of his sets that he once did, and the joy and frustration of making new ones, while performing alongside household name comedians. This episode is sponsored by Hello Fresh, Americas #1 Meal Kit!

Season 1, Episode 2 Yankee Meets Europe is a travel-based podcast about when Americans travel to Europe and are completely shocked by the lifestyle of those living in the country that they are living in which can be seen as extremely annoying by the locals. This podcast is made for Americans who want to travel to Europe and to get an idea of how to be respectful to the locals who are living there. We essentially tell them about the Do's and Don'ts of Europe. In this episode, we'll be talking about Switzerland. A scenic attraction for some and alike Greece is one of the most popular travel destinations in Europe to travel to due to its mountains and rural scenario. Yet again, Yankees once again might not get the best understanding of Switzerland and could easily make some stupid mistakes. This time, we will be speaking to Nawaf Naman, a local resident of Geneva, Switzerland who has lived in Switzerland for 14 years to discuss things from a local's perspective. Time Stamps 0:00 - 1:05: Introduction 1:06 - 1:31: Quick words from an American who went to Switzerland and what he thought about it 1:32 - 1:37: Quick thoughts about the words from the American who went to Switzerland 1:38 - 8:37: Introduce the guest and head straight into the 1st half of the interview 8:38 - 9:37: Quick word from the sponsor of the episode, Every Plate! 9:38 - 18:32: Second Half of Interview 18:33 - 19:49: Conclusion Make sure to check our Twitter: @YankMeetsEurope for future episodes! This episode was sponsored by Every Plate! Make sure to check their website: www.everyplate.com and enter the code: goodman179 and get $104 in grocery value!

In the Boston Food Hunt podcast, Lily looks at the history of food in relation to the culture of Boston and compares prominent food lists such as Yelp, TripAdvisor and other professional foodie magazines/websites. On this episode, Lily travels to the North End of Boston and discusses everything Italian about it. Interviewing Twyla Hunt, a major foodie living in Boston, you get the inside scoop about the North End vs. Little Italy debate. And, to bring in the sweet stuff, Lily goes through Eater Boston's Best Pastry Places in the North End Crawl. Should you do it? Find out in the second episode of Boston Food Hunt!Thank you to Hello Fresh for sponsoring this week's episode. Go to HelloFresh.com/playoffs16 and use code playoffs16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts!Timestamps:1:35 The history of the North End4:00 Twyla's Interview!7:35 Twyla's Controversial Opinion on cannolis11:57 Mike's pastries13:14 Weird One Star Review Segment!13:48 Bova's14:20 Caffe Vittoria15:11 Modern Pastry15:53 Final TakeawaysFollow @BostonFoodHunt for frequent updates about the podcast!

The Fundamental Athlete Podcast is a resource for any athlete that feels trapped into mental health stigmas. Athletes go through challenges whether it be physical, emotional, teamwise, but the mental challenges are not talked about enough. Mental health when it comes to athletics, lacks a proper definition which leaves room for outside judgment. Because of this, athletes are forced into thinking that the mental challenges that exists are irrelevant. This stigma couldn't be farther away from the truth. This podcast gives expert coaches and players a platform to talk through these issues and offer their expertise on how it gets better. This podcast is sponsored by Indeed and make sure to follow the twitter for updates on when episodes drop and more!!Twitter: @TheFund_athThis episode offers insight on how to deal with negativity when it comes to sports. Sports are such a pressurized field that negativity and critiques are frequent occurrences for athletes. It's important to find ways to separate yourself away from the negativity and find ways where you can appreciate the grind. We all go through shit and sports are a way to learn how to deal with things the right way, don't let others take away your joy. Be grateful, be happy, and be appreciative of your blessings because a bad day is coming for us all and every moment you get to live out your life as an athlete is precious and a blessing. Time Stamps0:30: Intro0:30-2:20: Background on Coach Tito Mays2:20-5:20: Tito's playing career5:20-9:40: Controlling and Importance of Your Inner Circle9:40-15:00: Avoid Negativity and Toxicity 15:00-16:00: Indeed16:00-19:20: Where Does Sheer Joy Come From19:20-21:50: Minute Mindfulness21:50-23:50: Closing Advice From Tito

For this absolute windy road of a episode, host Jake Okamoto brings in three members of the Emerson Baseball team, or as they like to call it “Downtown Baseball University” and they go into heavy detail about being Division III athletes Emerson college. From the urban encounters, to the journey to the beloved Maplewood “The Wood” Park in Malden on a yellow school bus for practices, games, anything involving the Lions on a diamond, these fellas embrace the comedic chaos that comes along with it for them to continue playing the game they love. So sit back and relax the reality of a Emerson Lion on Buddy, Welcome To It. Time Stamps 0:00- Intro 0:51- Interview begins 5:36- Bus Bingo Segment 8:44- Ad Mid Roll 16:50- Interview Ends/Outro 17:04- End of Episode

Welcome to the PartyOfOne podcast where we let loose and talk a whole lot of random, raw, funny things about dating and the single life! Each week I will interview single people and hear their experiences, tips, and laugh at everything. Follow me on twitter @PartyOfOne_1 and check out PartyOfOne. com to submit questions, share experiences, and offer dating tips.This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp - get 20% off the first three months using this promo code BriMarie20Time Stamps:0:00 INTRO0:06 Welcome Tyler0:20 Topic 1: How long have you been single?1:33 Topic 2: How do you feel about being single?2:51 Topic 3: Dating experiences5:22 Icebreaker game: 5 pet peeves12:05 Better Help AD read12:34 Topic 4 Stay or leave someone that causes hell 12:50 Topic 5 Would you end it if family and friends hated them14:12 Topic 6 Dating app experiences; Hinge, Bumble, Tinder, etc15:36 Social media shoutout 16:04 Wrap up/Website16:19 OUTRO

Daniel Baradat, a screenwriting student at Emerson College starts his journey to create a new canon of modern fairy tales, fables, and children's stories- written by children themselves! On this episode, Leila from Sacrameto, CA starts strong with a beautifully tragic Christmas story. Watch out, It's a Wonderful Life! Follow the show @elementaryepics on Twitter. Got a story submission? Email [email protected]. Jak and the Christmas CatStory by: LeilaScript by: Daniel BaradatStarring: Daniel Baradat as Jak HarrisGrant Bell as Dr. Jak Harris, Sr., DDSCamille Norsworthy as The Christmas CatGarrett Cord as Boss 1 and Boss 3Julia Sanders as Mrs. Norris, Boss 2, and Jak's MomSpecial thanks to Leila and Ms. Baradat's 3rd grade class! Sponsored by calm.com.

The Backstage Pass is a podcast focused on uncovering the secrets and unknown “behind the scenes” information on TV shows, films, music, and more! We are constantly surrounded by different types of media, and it is extremely persuasive towards our society. That being said, there are countless different realities that are hidden from consumers regarding production protocols, accuracy, and representation. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of media (film, TV, music, books, etc.) and will uncover insider information through thorough research and interviews of professional guests in the respective media fields!***This episode is sponsored by Calm, the #1 Mental Wellness app! Go to calm.com/backstage to receive an exclusive offer of 40% off a Calm Premium Subscription!!***On this episode of The Backstage Pass, Nicole talks to her sister, Jen, about reality TV and its staged aspects. Jen is an avid fan of reality TV competition shows like Big Brother, The Amazing Race, and Survivor, and one thing she has learned from watching these shows is that the term "reality" is very loose. In other words, a lot of the drama seen on all shows are very staged, especially in Big Brother. Nicole and Jen discuss how Big Brother, a show notorious for its ability to be candid with its audience through its 24-hour live feeds, is unfortunately very guided by the production crew. They talk about different examples of staged material throughout the show's seasons and debate different theories that fans have come up with in terms of just how far production has gone to ensure the seasons are more entertaining than real for its audience. TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Introduction0:40 - Fast Facts Segment1:43 - Jen's Experience with Big Brother3:30 - The Use of Alcohol to Start Drama3:49 - Is Big Brother as Candid as it Says it is?5:20 - We Would Win All Reality TV Competition Shows7:01 - Allowing Houseguests to Practice Before Competitions9:42 - Shoutout to Calm, Our Episode's Sponsor!10:30 - The Influence of Audience Ratings11:13 - Production Manipulation Through the Diary Room18:41 - The Future of Reality TV Shows20:00 - Final Takeaways

"What's Cookin?" with Rebecca Sherman is the show for master chefs to water burners. Here, we talk all things cooking related, from what's going on in Rebecca's kitchen to what's cooking around town. We'll talk to local chefs about their connection to cooking—and how we might all have a secret chef in us. Tune in for kitchen convos, table talk, and tips 'n tricks. From Rebecca's kitchen to yours, welcome to "What's Cookin?" In the show's premiere episode, "A Latke Talk About," we get our potatoes frying and questions flying. We're looking at Jewish food culture and the magic of a deep-fried potato patty with Robert Shuman, founder of Zaftig's Delicatessen in Back Bay, Massachusetts. We also talk about what's going on in Rebecca's kitchen and what you might introduce to yours. For any and all updates, and to let us know what's cooking in your kitchen, follow us on Twitter @whatscookinpod!

In Episode 2, the host Nicole Kong and the guest, Star Yang, will take the audience through their journeys of overcoming mental difficulties for making introductions and share advice and strategy to help new international students prepare the introduction. According to the related survey, doing class introductions becomes one of the most terrifying things for international students to adapt to their abroad education. And this episode is going to help answer their confusion. Twitter: @SAHandbookPodTime stamps:0:00~0:40 sponsor0:45~1:00 intro1:00~1:39 guest introduction2:00~2:17 question 1: what is your first introduction in class2:30~3:40 first introduction was online, on zoom4:20~5:00 an unexpected result of the survey that international students hate introduction5:10~9:50 the reason why being afraid of introduction is about the care of other feelings10:20~11:20 intermission12:20~13:00 is it possible that they don't like the introduction because of the escape of being in public13:15 the reason why the teacher needs students to do the introduction17:30 the solution and strategy21:20 OUTRO

Nat Maymudes is back again hosting the ONLY podcast game show that takes place in an Emerson College dorm building elevator! This week, Nat asks random elevator passengers to "Don't Forget The Lyrics!" for a chance to win chocolate if they sing the correct line of a song when the music stops! You read that right, we made people sing in the elevator! Listen now to find out how our contestants did! Time to give out some Chocolate!!!This episode is sponsored by HelloFresh.Timestamps:1:05-13:27: "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"13:27-14:11: Thanks to HelloFresh for sponsoring this episode14:11-20:35: "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"

WELCOME TO AN EXPLORER'S GUIDE! Follow the journey and learn the history as a young man attempts to visit every spot featured in, "Atlas Obscura: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders"Todays episode covers the uniquely bizarre paper house in Rockport, Massachusetts. With special guest, Edna Beaudoin, listen to the first of many great adventures to come!Time Stamps:0:00 Intro1:23 Ad Reads2:55 The adventure begins!3:34 Elis. F Stenman5:20 The making of the house6:08 Driving through Rockport6:35 Turning the house into a museum7:44 Arrival at the Paper House9:07 Wrap-Up10:11 Outtakes

This week on WSEA: “The Cod and the Clownfish” | An anonymous donor gifts two exotic fish to the Seven Seas Research Center— but after changing their water the next morning, Dr. Wells notices they've grown ill. Can he, with Jo's help, cure these sick fish? “Strange Heat Signals” | Captain Fallon's deep-sea temperature data from their Galápagos expedition has an odd anomaly: a boiling-hot temperature spike out in the middle of the ocean. Has Captain Fallon made a startling discovery, or is their equipment just broken? A big thank you to the New England Aquarium for sponsoring this episode. Help their conservation efforts by donating or signing up to volunteer at https://neaq.org/support. [THIS SPONSORSHIP IS NOT REAL AND WAS INCLUDED TO FIT ASSIGNMENT REQUIREMENTS.] CAST: Anya Miller - Jo Novak Jack Miller - Dr. Arthur Wells Westen Clover - Captain Flick Fallon Katie Hamill - Incoming Call Voice Written, directed, and edited by Anya Miller. Sound effects provided by freesound.org under the Creative Commons 0 license. Music by Steve Oxen via Fesliyan Studios. Don’t forget to rate, review, subscribe, and follow our Twitter @WSEAPod! TRANSCRIPT WORKS CITED Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:33 - “The Cod and the Clownfish” 8:45 - New England Aquarium 9:44 - “Strange Heat Signals” Breaking News! On WSEA is a children's edutainment podcast that teaches oceanography and scientific fundamentals through engaging storylines and lovable characters. Each episode contains two plots set at the Seven Seas Research Center, a oceanographic institute that always seems to have a problem to solve. Reporter Jo Novak sets out to report on that problem— though, through her friendship with head researcher Dr. Arthur Wells and submarine captain Captain Flick Fallon, she often gets wrapped up in solving those problems, too.

In the Boston Food Hunt podcast, Lily looks at the history of food in relation to the culture of Boston and compares prominent food lists such as Yelp, TripAdvisor and other professional foodie magazines/websites. The first episode of Boston Food Hunt covers all things fish and rice related. Lily specifically analyzes the coveted "cheap sushi" scene of Boston. Where can one get the best and freshest sushi-- but for the cheapest price? Tune into Boston Food Hunt to get the answer!Thank you to Hello Fresh for sponsoring this week's episode. Go to HelloFresh.com/playoffs16 and use code playoffs16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts!Time Stamps:0:00 Intro4:10 Avana Sushi6:00 Sushi Time8:10 Love Art Sushi9:00 One Star Reviews Segment!10:20 Tora12:20 Final Thoughts and TakeawaysFollow @BostonFoodHunt on Twitter for updates!

The Fundamental Athlete Podcast is a resource for any athlete that feels trapped into mental health stigmas. Athletes go through challenges whether it be physical, emotional, teamwise, but the mental challenges are not talked about enough. Mental health when it comes to athletics, lacks a proper definition which leaves room for outside judgment. Because of this, athletes are forced into thinking that the mental challenges that exists are irrelevant. This stigma couldn't be farther away from the truth. This podcast gives expert coaches and players a platform to talk through these issues and offer their expertise on how it gets better. This podcast is sponsored by Indeed and make sure to follow the twitter for updates on when episodes drop and more!!Twitter: @TheFund_athThis episode discusses the benefits of mindfulness tactics for athletes prior to games, practices, and throughout the longevity of the season. We discuss common misconceptions about athletes and how to deal with outside judgment. It's all about self love and being proud of the work YOU put in. Doesn't matter what others will think, it's more about what you think and how being on a team helps your personal growth. The mind is a powerful thing and for athletes it's essential you use it to your benefit. Just focus on the here, now, and the present because that's all you can control. Outline: 0-1:30: Intro and meet the guest1:30: What does mindfulness mean to you as an athlete3:35: Mental preparation of mindfulness looks like8:45: The mental benefits and challenges from coaches/parents12:45: What does it mean to be part of the team14:30: Indeed15:45: Mindfulness warmups before games20:00: How the team helps the mental individual health22:00: Athlete banter23:20: Minute Mindfulness (Franchise element)

0:57- Discussion of Phoebe Bridgers.1:34- Media, New Age Horror, Directors, Cat's Top 5 Favorite Horror Movies10:52- Word for our sponsor Fandango, a movie ticketing website to see all your favorites!11:04- Ethan's top 5 Favorite Horror Movies17:36- Winnie's top Favorite Horror Movies19:25- Goodbye'sFollow our Twitter @wakenbakeboston to hear more updates for other episodes release.

In todays experience, we discuss the differences in being a player to a coach at the DIII level with Henry Butterfield III. Host Jake Okamoto and Henry discuss the experiences that come with these situations at the college level and how insanely chaotic it can be. Henry who was a member of the Washington College baseball team in his graduation in 2022 goes through certain instances as a player what made his D3 experience like nonother and what he learned from those encounters as now a Division III coach. From staying at 1 star hotels, being a head coach for a summer league team full of Division III players, and drawing up potential layouts for a storage space as his newest role as an assistant coach for Emerson's baseball team, you'll hear everything and more on the very first installment of "Buddy Welcome To It". Time Stamps: 0:00- Intro/ description of podcast guest0:57- Interview begins2:26- outside media13:33- mid-roll ad14:53- franchise element17:27- interview ends17:30- Outro18:16 podcast ends

Season 1, Episode 1 Yankee Meets Europe is a travel-based podcast about when Americans travel to Europe and are completely shocked by the lifestyle of those living in the country that they are living in which can be seen as extremely annoying by the locals. This podcast is made for Americans who want to travel to Europe and to get an idea of how to be respectful to the locals who are living there. We essentially tell them about the Do's and Don'ts of Europe. In today's episode, we'll be discussing the country of Greece. A tropical paradise for some and is one of the most popular tourist countries in the world. However, Yankees are known to make some clumsy mistakes. In this episode, we meet with Ziad Asfar, who worked in the Greek hospitality industry for 20 years to discuss these mistakes. Time Stamps 0:00 - 1:07: Introduction 1:08 - 1:41: Quick word from an American who went to Greece 1:42 - 1:51: Quick thoughts about the words from the American who went to Greece 1:52 - 9:33: Introduce the guest and head straight into the 1st half of the interview 9:34 - 10:24: Quick word from the sponsor of the episode, Butcher Box! 10:25 - 18:12: Second Half of Interview 18:13 - 19:04: Conclusion This episode was sponsored by, Butcher Box! Make sure to check their website: butcherbox.com/SOS and use code SOS, for %10 off of Ribeyes today! Make sure to check our Twitter: @YankMeetsEurope for future episodes!

The Backstage Pass is a podcast focused on uncovering the secrets and unknown “behind the scenes” information on TV shows, films, music, and more! We are constantly surrounded by different types of media, and it is extremely persuasive towards our society. That being said, there are countless different realities that are hidden from consumers regarding production protocols, accuracy, and representation. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of media (film, TV, music, books, etc.) and will uncover insider information through thorough research and interviews of professional guests in the respective media fields!***This episode is sponsored by Trade Coffee, go to drinktrade.org/backstage to take the quiz to find your new favorite coffee roast!***On the first episode of The Backstage Pass, Nicole talks to Kevin Kliesch, an Emmy-award winning composer most known for his work on Sofia the First and Tangled. Kevin is a graduate from Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts who moved to California to put his dreams of being a film composer into action. Today, he is credited for his work on over 100 films, some of which are Tangled, Sausage Party, and 10 Things I Hate About You. In this episode, Kevin sheds light on his experiences as a film and TV composer and talks about what his job fully entails! Nicole and Kevin discuss some of their favorite scores, what goes into composing for film and TV, and some of his favorite moments from being in the film music industry. He also gives some advice for those who are looking to enter the industry in the future!TIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Introduction0:49 - Fast Facts Segment2:29 - Kevin's Background/Early Experience5:08 - The Difference Between an Orchestrator and a Composer6:48 - Composing Post-COVID (Rise of New Technology)10:35 - Shoutout to Sponsor (Trade Coffee)11:36 - Working With Animators14:54 - The Difference Between Composing for TV vs. Film16:58 - Learning to Play Several Instruments20:34 - Advice for Aspiring Film Composers22:27 - Final Takeaways

This episode focuses on the luggage for studying abroad. The host will talk about the difference in luggage between studying abroad and traveling, how to plan to pack the luggage and specify the list of things for each suitcase and the bag. Twitter: @SAHandbookPodTime Stamps:0:00~0:30 INTRO0:45 Sponsor - Trade Coffee1:38 "What should I bring" vs "I could purchase it later on"2:05 Keep in mind that you gonna stay there for a long time3:02 Do research on what you actually need4:39 intermisson/sponsor6:13 Medicine Issue7:32 Keep an eye on essential documents like passport8:15 Major Required Objects9:20 OUTRO

WELCOME TO ELEVATOR GAMES! The only podcast game show that takes place in an Emerson College dorm building elevator. Find out what happens when host Nat Maymudes asks random elevator passengers to play a game for a chance to win candy! This episode features a game called "categories" in which contestants roll a dice and have to name the number of things they rolled that fit the category. HOW WILL THE CONTESTANTS DO!?! This episode is sponsored by Futbol is Life! Timestamps: 0:55-12:20: Elevator game of the week: Categories 12:20-13:14: Thanks to Futbol is Life! for sponsoring this episode 13:14-19:00: Elevator game of the week: Categories

Am I A Joke To You? - Episode One - Jonah BowenWelcome to the first ever episode of Am I A Joke To You? This is a comedy podcast where the host, Benjamin Aliber, interviews comedians and gets to know their upbringing into comedy and what makes it special for them. Benjamin tries to uncover what comedy has done for them in their life. Each episode, Benjamin asks about the comedians thoughts on mental health and how comedy has helped them in that regard.For the first episode of the podcast, Benjamin is joined by his fellow Emerson College student, Jonah Bowen. Jonah is a Junior at Emerson and a Comedy Major. They talk about Jonah and his upbringing into comedy, why he loves it so much, and what it means to him personally. This Episode is brought to you by Hello Fresh, Americas #1 Meal Kit!

0:42- Ethan Pearl introduction 0:55- Kate and William in Boston 2:01- Boston Common tree lighting 3:02- Boston Red Sox trades and baseball news 6:17- A word from our sponsor Letterboxd, a movie reviewing app that allows movie lovers to connect world wide! 6:34- Discussion of Bones and All 11:55- 5 tips from our guest Ethan Pearl on how to avoid being eaten by your significant other! 19:12- Goodbye's Follow our Twitter @wakenbakeboston to hear more updates for other episodes release.

In this episode college student, Owen Tambor talks about his experience of just finishing his finals at Emerson College. From studying and working strategies and the toll finals can take on your mental health in college, Owen hopes to share how he gets through with other students!TIMESTAMPS:0 to 30: Intro00:30 to 8:28 Finals Season Strategies8:28 to 8:54 TalkSpace.com ad read8:54 to End: Outro

The Full Throttle Podcast Ep02- The Grand Finale: New Dutch King

This week, host Andrew Carter is joined by Kenny Van Doren, co-host of the Astros Future Podcast and site expert for Fansided's Climbing Tal's Hill newsletter. The two discuss the future of the Astros, discussing prospects like Jeremy Peña, Forrest Whitley, and more. Which future Astros could be the spark the Astros need to put them over the top?Timestamps:0:00 - Opening Rant0:52 - Intro1:02 - Andrew introduces Kenny1:22 - Will Jeremy Peña be the Astros starting shortstop in 2022?6:14 - Forrest Whitley's future with the Astros11:21 - Raycon Ad Read12:56 - Kenny's Astro Farm System Sleeper

Ep.2 Viral Trends on 'BookTok' and The Impact On The Book CommunityIn this episode, host Karagan Knowles sits down with fellow book lover, Calli Pratt, to discuss their reading habits and how social media influenced them. Tune in to learn more about marketing on social media, how BookTok became viral, and the future for the book community.This episode is sponsored by Raycon wireless earbuds - get a pair and listen to this episode and future episodes of Setting The Trend!0:00 - Music intro0:10 - Media introduction clips from news organizations about what is trending0:34 - Tease0:55 - Introduction of Pod and Guest14:46 - Ad Read22:30 - Close and CTA