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In 1955 young army major Robbie Mills dies, disembarking a submarine docked at Torbay Harbour in Devon.His superiors say he was drinking and slipped from the gangplank in inclement weather. His widow, Josephine, has no reason to disbelieve them. But within weeks a man knocks on her door. He introduces himself as Captain John Cottell, and he tells Josephine that Robbie’s death was no accident, and Robbie was a spy. It’s a meeting that will change Josephine’s life forever.Now journalists Eugene Henderson and Andy Clark help Josephine’s daughter Nicky solve a mystery that has spanned ...

Welcome to ‘Pedder Unplugged’, the podcast about all Tasmania’s Lake Pedder, told by the legendary Pedder people themselves. Episodes explore the wild adventures, humorous mishaps and heart break of visiting the original Lake in the heart of Tasmania’s Wilderness World Heritage Area. Tangents elaborate on numerous environmental campaigns and the high profile global impact of the Pedder controversy, as work continues in the campaign to see the Australian national icon restored. If you would like to know more about Pedder, head to lakepedder.org. Presented by Tabatha Badger. Cover ...

The podcast about True Crime, unsolved mysteries, paranormal tales, and bizarre happenings in the great state of Wisconsin.

The Weekly Wrap Up Show For The Angry Badger You Tube Channel Co Hosted By Mr.TechRat.

Owl and Badger are a couple of Christians applying critical thinking and Biblical principles to the big issues we are facing today.

Tune into the natural orchestra of the the world around us, both with both rural and suburban ambient sound. Recorded in and around the natural beauty of the west country, tune in to help yourself relax, rest or drown out whatever is around you to help focus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"As American as Apple Pie? The Rural Vote’s Disproportionate Slice of Power" is from the November 20, 2016 US section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Badger and narrated by Kristi Burns.

"Why Long Voting Lines Today Could Have Long-Term Consequences" is from the November 08, 2016 US section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Badger and narrated by Keith Sellon-Wright.

"We're All a Little Biased, Even If We Don't Know It" is from the October 06, 2016 The Upshot section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Badger and narrated by Corey M. Snow.

Just a podcast for you to tickle your thoughts and bring entertainment and discussion into your life.

Non-stuffy book chat and funny one-star reviews. We’re a book podcast for people who like reading but don't always feel qualified to talk about it. Maybe you went to state school or haven’t read any of the greats but still want to talk about books in a normal way. Every fortnight, Curtis Nice and Hajar J. Woodland read a novel and discuss it with some moderate cursing and chuckling at one-star reviews. We've taken a tiny break because the world got busy, but catch up on books you haven't read and episodes you haven't listened to and we will be back BIGGER AND BETTER by November! Read a ...

Mike Badger dives into the the production, the processing, the politics, the marketing, and the business of farming pasture-raised poultry. Pastured Poultry Talk is THE podcast where raising chickens, turkeys, and poultry on grass meets real life opportunities, solutions, and farmers. The podcast helps you raise healthy, profitable birds for your family, your community, and your customers.

Two 30-something sisters dissect everything about their unconventional upbringings. Hajar J. Woodland is a singer and writer who rarely shies away from expressing herself. Growing up, her older sister Raahil was far more guarded with her feelings and opinions. Both were hardworking and academic and both started wearing the hijab as young girls raised in a strict, but unconventional Muslim household. Now in their thirties and living in London, Raahil and Hajar talk about the impact of those early years on their adult lives. 'Conversations with My Sister' is Hajar's attempt to bring her older ...

"Sorry for the voice note...." Hajar J. Woodland leaves you a long voice note because 'come round for a cuppa' now takes planning. I'm restarting my podcast (The Noisy Hajar podcast) as The Long Voice Note instead of sending my friends separate voice notes. If you're a millennial, you'll probably get it - and you might like this pod. Do groups of women sit around chatting regularly anymore? I was raised with that, but I didn't expect to get to (nearly) 40 and find that something as simple as a cuppa on the sofa would feel like a luxury rather than a staple of everyday life. As possibly the ...

"How Ben Carson at Housing Could Undo a Desegregation Effort" is from the November 23, 2016 United States section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Badger and narrated by Caroline Miller.

We’re here to ExPOSE it ALL! Our connection! Our dopeness! Our relentlessness! Our essence! Our struggles! THRIVING after ABUSE! Pain to Purpose is ExPOSED! Let's Talk about it. Share with family, friends, Co-Workers, young adults and ALL social groups!! Follow ExPOSED The Podcast: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laverneandnatalie/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/laverneandnatalie/about/?ref=page_internal YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSrsxfdCEqy-oSAQr3emsGA?view_as=subscriber Website: www.exposeddva.com Hashtag: #exposedthepodcast #laverneandnatalie #letstalkaboutit #...

"Why Republicans Don't Even Try to Win Cities Anymore" is from the November 02, 2016 The Upshot section of The New York Times. It was written by Emily Badger and Quoctrung Bui and narrated by Fleet Cooper.