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In a world where information often overwhelms enjoyment, Bill Nye presents a refreshing take on the traditional railway guide. He cleverly argues that what we truly need is a guide that prioritizes imagination and whimsy over a flood of data. This guide boldly ignores the usual constraints of facts and figures, allowing readers to revel in the beauty of the journey rather than being bogged down by statistics. With no outdated timetables or misleading maps, it encourages passengers to embrace spontaneity and relish every moment of their travels. Join Nye in this literary masterpiece that ...

William Bendix stars as Chester A. Riley in producer Irving Brecher's outstanding radio comedy series The Life of Riley. Co-starring with Bendix is Paula Winslowe as Riley's long-suffering wife, Peg, and John Brown performing in two roles, that of Riley's pal Gillis and, most memorably, as the hilarious "friendly undertaker" Digger O'Dell.

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This podcast is pushing the boundaries of the boring, droning everyday life. I talk about a collective of topics, from what has happened in my week and any interesting media. that I will voice my opinion on. and when that's said and done. I'll edit it, with reverb samples and anything to give it more flare to make it slightly more interesting. Rather just one person in his room talking about anything that comes to mind. Hope you enjoy the journey.Kind regards,Joe Riley. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Before "Fred and Ginger" there was "Fred and Adele", a show-business partnership and cultural sensation like no other. In our celebrity-saturated era, it's hard to comprehend what a genuine phenomenon these two siblings from Omaha were. At the height of their success in the mid-1920s, the Astaires seemed to define the Jazz Age. They were Gershwin's music in motion, a fascinating pair who wove spellbinding rhythms in song and dance. In this book, the first comprehensive study of their theatrical career together, Kathleen Riley traces the Astaires' rise to fame from humble midwestern origins.

"Life of Riley" was a popular American radio sitcom that aired from 1944 to 1951 and was created by Irving Brecher. It starred William Bendix as the main character, Chester A. Riley, a lovable but bumbling and somewhat lazy aircraft worker.The show revolved around Riley's everyday life, his job at a fictional California aircraft plant, his interactions with his family and friends, and the humorous situations he found himself in. The character of Riley was known for his catchphrase, "What a revoltin' development this is!"The show's humor came from the misunderstandings, misadventures, and ...

I'm a rapper and please I'm got some songs for Eminem and I was hoping you guys could spread out the word like a rumor so maybe em can here it please

Starring the cream of UK writer/performers and comedians over its lifetime, including Simon Pegg, Sue Perkins, Miranda Hart, Nick Frost, Bill Bailey and Armando Iannucci, this is the complete and utter award-winning silly panel game that's not about music, sport, advertising or hats.

Beans has arrived and thought he should share his own comedic take on whatever he'd like to talk about. Ranging from real life situations to movie franchises to sports, nothing is off the table except politics.

What would Jonathan Agnew do if he wasn't a cricket commentator? Who would play Romesh Ranganathan in a film of his life? What's the naughtiest thing Sara Pascoe did as a child? It's not what you know, but who you know that matters... and indeed, how well you know them. The show is a bit like...

Jen Hughes vocal coaching highlights, tips, stories and information.

Phillip Kopczynski and Harry J. Riley sit down every week and bring two topics to the table. They will try to make you laugh, or listen long enough to hear the ads.

Welcome to "Not From Here": a podcast dedicated to past versions of ourselves and the current versions of all of you with your hosts, Riley Klauza & Isa Rodriguez. "Not From Here" follows two girls from Michigan that move to New York City and talk about the realities of being struggling actors and women in their early twenties whilst trying to warm the cold hearts of New Yorkers with their unshakable Midwestern kindness.

This Christmas comedy collection contains seven classic radio programs from the '40s and '50s.

one of the podcasts ever made

A multitalented farm boy from Hutchinson, Kansas, Brett Riley considers himself the proverbial everyman. Everyone who comes across this "slim-fat" white guy with a small-town Kansas demeanor and a friendly "I've met this guy before" face has the same reaction: "Didn't see that coming." An accomplished comedian and vocalist with an endless grab bag of stories, observations, and opinions, his motto is "forget the formula", because "we are the formula, and in a nutshell, we should strive to leave our own footprints rather than follow in those of others".

A BBC Radio 4 dramatisation of Arnold Bennett's tale of love, tyranny and rebellion, 'Anna of the Five Towns'. Brought up in the repressive tradition of Methodism by her miserly father, Anna Tellwright dreams of independence and freedom. On coming of age she learns that she is to inherit a...

Marcella Riley takes her white friends to black events. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The World As It Should Be is a new podcast from the team who bring you the Primadonna festival – and its prize.Primadonna describes its weekend festival as 'the world as it should be, for one weekend’.But what if it could last for longer than a weekend? In this podcast series, we’ll be asking brilliant people – some of whom you’ll know, some of whom you might be meeting for the first time – how they’d create their world, as it should be.They’ve all got one thing in common: they’re doing something amazing with their work: they’re breaking down barriers, and making people ...

Amidst the trials and tribulations of the everyday life of a comedian, six up-and-coming stand-up comics prove that Everything Is Fine when they let their passion for comedy and the trust in their routine guide them.