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This podcast focuses on family entertainment art forms. From clowning to balloon twisting, to magic and juggling we got it all!

A group of friends bound by the thread of friendship discover that the only thing they have in common is a love for horror films and culture. What better way to celebrate our friendship than to start a podcast that will eventually burn to the ground taking Elm ST, Camp Crystal Lake, Haddonfield and Cabrini Green with it. Join us as we review our horror film choices and share our thoughts along with some other cool facts about the films.

In this riveting account, Morel unveils the dark history of the Congo Free State, a territory privately controlled by King Leopold II. He delves into the unspeakable atrocities committed through the enslavement of the native populace, leading to a death toll that reached half of the population. Penned in the early 20th century, Morel passionately argues for Britains involvement in halting these severe human rights violations. This summary is brought to you by Elsie Selwyn.

This podcast is a joint venture with Stuart Bray and Todd Debreceni. It's all about the making of stuff for makeup effects and prosthetics. Todd is author of 'Special Makeup Effects For Stage And Screen', what many consider to be the modern makeup FX bible. Stuart Bray is a working makeup FX artist with many years experienc. Credits include 'Saving Private Ryan', 'Shaun of the Dead', 'Dr Who' and more recently 'Game of Thrones'. If you have any FX questions you would like to see made into a featured blog post, then get in touch: stuartandtodd@gmail.com

Burn Rubber: Where Education Research Meets the Road was created because Jesse never read Suneal's articles. Frankly, teachers have neither the time nor the resources to read educational research. Educators and professors thus lack important opportunities to engage in discussions of current scholarship. This podcast aims to change that. ​Check out our website at burnrubberpodcast.com.