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In the vibrant backdrop of Liverpool during the latter half of the 19th century, a city alive with affluent merchants and struggling immigrants, we meet William Bower Forwood—an industrious man carving out his legacy in the cotton trade while navigating the complexities of public life. Known as the New York of Europe and the Black Spot on the Mersey, Liverpool serves as the stage for Forwoods remarkable journey, from defying the American blockade during the Civil War to engaging in civic leadership aimed at uplifting his beloved city. In these memoirs, he reflects on the diverse social ...

Busy Sticks is as video game podcast! Crack a beer with us (we'll chat about what we're drinking at the top of the show), and let's talk about our favorite news stores and topics in video games.

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"The Busy Person’s Lies" is from the May 14, 2016 Opinion section of The New York Times. It was written by Laura Vanderkam and narrated by Fleet Cooper.

Welcome to ExecSum, the podcast for busy government executives and managers who want to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in their field. I'm your host, Nikodemus Corvus. Each episode of ExecSum provides an executive summary of a complicated, technical topic related to government and organizational management. We break down complex concepts and ideas into easily digestible nuggets of information, so you can quickly understand and apply them to your work. Our show is aimed at government executives at the state and local level, but organizations of any size will find the ...

"Two Rising Chefs Enjoy a Busy Reunion at Houseman" is from the April 26, 2016 Food section of The New York Times. It was written by Jeff Gordinier and narrated by Fleet Cooper.