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Alarm clock

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Sep 18, 2026

JohnHOST
1:12
OK,so listen up for that explanation。Here we go。[钢琴声]
迪璐HOST
1:27
[闹钟声] 好困啊!不过从下个月开始我就能睡懒觉了。
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
1:33
怎么?你不用上班啦?
迪璐HOST
1:36
不是,我们公司要实行弹性工作时间。
ChrisHOST
1:17
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ChrisHOST
1:19
all of our social media pages such as facebook instagram tiktok and twitter you can listen or now known as x you can listen to us on apple podcast spotify google podcast if you'd like to see our faces you can catch us on youtube but most importantly don't forget to like and subscribe we'd love to hear an honest bit of feedback uh give us a rating uh we want to know where we can get better sammy i pretty much gave away uh the story behind this episode but uh Just when we thought, okay, we got a lot already to dissect with Kreider, coming to the Montreal Canadiens and Zach Budzik being locked up for four years, there goes Kent Hughes.
SamHOST
2:01
Yeah, so like you said, I'm in Kennebuckport, Maine, which is a very, very, very nice spot.
SamHOST
2:10
Nice place.

24 MINS LATER

SamHOST
25:54
My question about Alex Newhook is where the heck is he going to play in the lineup? He could play wing.
SamHOST
26:01
He could play center.
SamHOST
26:03
Is he centering a Chris Kreider and an Ivan Demidov? Like, is he going to be on the third line because Alexandre Texier or Zachary Budzik are healthy scratches? And so you put him maybe on a line with Josh Anderson and Philip Dano.
SamHOST
26:23
This is the only thing about Alex Newhook I've ever questioned since he's been on the Montreal Canadiens is where does he play? Like, where is he going to play? And the playoffs, different story.

Unknown podcast

Short Science Fiction Collection 034-Various

Sep 17 · 4 Mentions

speaker_5NARRATOR
40:16
It is ever so with minority races, and I do not complain.
speaker_5NARRATOR
40:21
I merely make this statement so that you will understand about the alarm clock.
speaker_5NARRATOR
40:26
An alarm clock is a simple mechanism used by the builders to shock themselves into consciousness after their periodic comas to which they are subject.
speaker_5NARRATOR
40:37
It is obsolescent, but still used in such out-of-the-way places as Phobos.
speaker_5NARRATOR
40:43
My own contact with one of these devices came about in the following manner.
speaker_5NARRATOR
41:40
It was in the process of removing certain outer sheaths, and I noted that, while quite symmetrical bilaterally, it was otherwise oddly formed, being disproportionately large and lumpy in the anterior ventral region.
speaker_5NARRATOR
41:57
I had watched for some two or three minutes, entirely forgetting my own safety, when then she saw me.
speaker_5NARRATOR
42:05
Its eyes widened, and it snatched up the alarm clock, which was, as I have hinted, near at hand.
NisabhoHOST
4:47
... to awaken, to awaken.
NisabhoHOST
4:49
It's actually cognate with the Russian word for alarm clock.
NisabhoHOST
4:52
Будильник is a alarm clock.
Andrew HolecekGUEST
4:54
Oh, I didn't know that.
Andrew HolecekGUEST
4:55
That's awesome.

Unknown podcast

Trees and Other Poems-Joyce Kilmer

Sep 12 · 1 Mention

Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
56:35
I meant to go up the hillside and try to find his grave and put some flowers on it, but this will be better for Dave.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
56:44
ALARM CLOCKS When dawn strides out to wake a dewy form Across green fields and yellow hills of hay, The little twittering birds laugh in his way And poise triumphantly on his shining arm.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
57:01
He bears a sword of flame, but not to harm.
Phil ChenevertNARRATOR
57:04
The wakened life that feels his quickening sway And barnyard voices shrilling, it is day, Take by his grace a new and alien charm.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
42:59
So let's move swiftly on to another request, which takes us to Robert Wallström in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
43:07
Hey, Sveglia, and guck väl to you, Robert.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
43:12
Lovely to hear from you.
Ciaran Urry-TuttiettHOST
43:13
Now, you have requested a song from a country not too far away from us here in the United Kingdom.
Joe GettyHOST
39:49
"I started a new job last summer that requires me to leave for work before it's time for my son to wake up for school.
Joe GettyHOST
39:53
We implemented an alarm clock that's been effective every day so far in the school year," blah, blah, blah.
Joe GettyHOST
39:58
"We have an extra cell phone we keep around the house as a backup.
Joe GettyHOST
40:00
It's basically a dedicated alarm clock for my son with a twist.
Joe GettyHOST
40:03
The twist is that it's kept outside his bedroom on a desk in the hallway and is always connected to a Bluetooth speaker, which we leave plugged in and powered on all the time.
Joe GettyHOST
40:12
It is an old block rocker speaker from Costco that's very similar to a guitar amplifi- amplifier.
Mr BallenHOST
14:18
And in fact, he died just three years later in 2009.
Mr BallenHOST
14:37
At 5 a.m. on December 24th, 1885, 30-year-old Samuel Wardell abruptly sat up in his bed in New York City, having just been woken up by the sound of his deafening alarm clock.
Mr BallenHOST
14:49
And just like every other morning, Samuel immediately got up out of his bed and he trudged across the floor of his one-bedroom apartment to the shelf where his alarm clock was, and he reset it.
Mr BallenHOST
15:00
Now, the placing of this alarm clock was very intentional.
Mr BallenHOST
15:04
Samuel was a very, very heavy sleeper.
Mr BallenHOST
15:07
And so by putting the clock all the way over there, it forced him to get out of bed, walk all the way across the room to reset it.
Mr BallenHOST
15:18
Now, it can't be overstated just how heavy a sleeper Samuel actually was.
Mr BallenHOST
15:25
In fact, he'd actually taken another step to make sure that he really could not sleep through his alarm.
Patrick AllenHOST
50:19
because it's you've got these two you know really funny actors especially danny mcbride just going over the top and you can actually see in the scene uh seth rogan just breaking and cracking up i love this movie um number three for me though i'm gonna go with anchorman uh just the first time i saw this it wasn't what i expected and it was so i was a little off kilter because it was so random and so funny but it's just become an iconic comedy probably one of will ferrell's best you get you know everybody in this movie is is great you get fantastic paul rudd in this movie but there's actually a uh They filmed so much because they improv everything.
Patrick AllenHOST
50:59
Did you know there was a whole other storyline in this movie about a bank robber, a bank robbing crew called the Alarm Clock? And yeah, so it is.
Patrick AllenHOST
51:11
So did you know this? Did you know that Maya Rudolph was an anchorman originally? I didn't know any of that.
Patrick AllenHOST
51:19
Yeah.

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