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Holmdel

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Sep 11, 2026

DanHOST
42:06
Why is that?
Chris KovachGUEST
42:08
Is there a city anywhere near there? Not, not really a city, but Holmdel is a very large town.
Chris KovachGUEST
42:13
And I mean, you, you're about 15 minutes from like you know just about anything else like middle town is only 15 minutes from there and you know there's there's things to do there's places you know good places to eat you know i need a local holiday and that's what i'm looking for there's tons over there man you
DanHOST
42:31
find somewhere to stay Well, I don't think I'm going to make it, but that was, that was the idea.
Yaakov Asher SinclairHOST
0:00
When Bell Labs built a giant antenna in Holmdel, New Jersey in 1960, two employees of Bell Labs, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, realized it would make a superb radio telescope.
Yaakov Asher SinclairHOST
0:12
When they started their research, they couldn't get rid of a background noise.
Yaakov Asher SinclairHOST
0:16
It was like trying to tune into your favorite radio program when it's obscured with noise and static.
Jimmy SiroccoGUEST
29:46
If I put it up, it's not going to look good.
Jimmy SiroccoGUEST
29:49
Because when I got arrested, it said, Sirocco and Brooklyn Croties are apprehended in Holmdel, New Jersey.
Jimmy SiroccoGUEST
29:56
So I couldn't put it up.
Jimmy SiroccoGUEST
29:57
So he had a brother named Gussie.
JimGUEST
6:14
It's a bunch of hokum, but that was their theory.
JimGUEST
6:19
This is the ground-based antenna, the Holmdel horn that Penzias and Wilson, and again, they didn't know how to get rid of this noise.
JimGUEST
6:31
They thought nothing else.
JimGUEST
6:34
It's pigeon droppings.
Dave HyattHOST
5:57
We'll see, though.
Dave HyattHOST
5:58
You might just get in this car, and it just might drive automatically to Holmdel Park.
Dave HyattHOST
6:02
We don't know.
Dave HyattHOST
6:02
Who knows? Who knows? So,

6 MINS LATER

Bakari TiceGUEST
11:35
And he stacks up, like Jim said in his article, I mean, he stacks up really well with Gavin, and everybody's chasing Gavin.
Bakari TiceGUEST
11:45
We know that after being the runner-up to Luke last year, and now he comes in with the reins of a really talented CBA team, I think.
Bakari TiceGUEST
11:54
So I think, honestly, as of right now, we still have to see how he runs at Holmdel.
Bakari TiceGUEST
12:00
I'm not going to really put – a number or like a a oh he's like the second best i i want to see how he runs at homedale first to really stamp it but i mean based on the times there's no doubt in my mind i mean he's going to come in right away and be a mfc's contender and and non-public b i i think it's hard to say he doesn't win a state title this season so yeah
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:23
Yes.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:24
After the riots, we moved to Holmdel, which was a very affluent town, good school district, the whole thing.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:30
So I bought a house in Holmdel so my parents could babysit, raise my kids.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:34
They went through the whole thing, the whole family dynamic.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:36
Well, we were going down the shore.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:39
New house being built up on the hill on this beautiful road in Holmdel.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:43
It's got had been 10,000 square foot house.
Connie WhitmanGUEST
5:45
We're driving by and I look over and there was a little tights, you know, the little, the plastic, the little sled, the slide, the slide.

Unknown podcast

The Terrifying Truth About How Cold Space Really Is

Sep 5 · 1 Mention

speaker_2NARRATOR
42:47
The discovery of this radiation is one of the great accidental triumphs in the history of science.
speaker_2NARRATOR
42:53
In 1964, two radio astronomers at Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, New Jersey, were trying to use a large horn-shaped antenna for satellite communication experiments.
speaker_2NARRATOR
43:05
Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson were meticulous scientists.
speaker_2NARRATOR
43:09
They wanted their antenna to be as sensitive as possible, which meant eliminating every source of unwanted noise.

Unknown podcast

The Void Linked to the Cold Spot... and Why It Terrifies Scientists

Sep 5 · 1 Mention

speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:52
The first confirmed detection of the cosmic microwave background happened almost by accident.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:58
In 1965, two radio astronomers named Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson were working with a large horn-shaped antenna at Bell Labs in Holmdel, New Jersey.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
6:10
They were trying to calibrate the instrument for satellite communication experiments, but they could not eliminate a persistent low-level hiss that appeared no matter where they pointed the antenna.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
6:21
They checked every possible source of interference.
Jerry ReccoHOST
36:24
So you've got eligibility.
Jerry ReccoHOST
36:25
Connor, you played at St. John Vianney High School in Holmdel.
Jerry ReccoHOST
36:28
Yes.
Jerry ReccoHOST
36:28
Also where I went.

Unknown podcast

Space Is Dark For a Reason... And It_s Terrifying

Aug 31 · 1 Mention

speaker_3NARRATOR
45:58
The discovery was an accident.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:00
In 1965, two radio astronomers named Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson were working with a large horn-shaped antenna at Bell Labs in Holmdel, New Jersey.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:11
The antenna had been built for satellite communication experiments.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:14
Penzias and Wilson were trying to calibrate it for radio astronomy observations, but they kept detecting a persistent low-level noise that they could not eliminate.

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