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Oct 27, 2026

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Coming up next in the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service, we have the New York Times.
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58:26
Following that at 9 o'clock is Kiplinger's Magazine, and at 10 o'clock is episode number 6 of Mad Mabel by Sally Hepworth.
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58:35
Stay with us for these readings and more.
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59:55
The following program is intended for listeners who are blind, have low vision, or have another print disability,
Matt PayneHOST
83:13
Appreciate you.
Matt PayneHOST
83:14
We'll make sure everyone has a link to get their own copy once it comes out.
Matt PayneHOST
83:18
Awesome.
John ShephardGUEST
83:19
Thank you, Matt.
Graham HunterHOST
1:28
Crash-bang wallop went Barcelona's 19-game winning streak at Camp Nou.
Graham HunterHOST
1:32
And not only were your Revista team's predictions of the two line-ups pretty much bang on the nose, some of us tipped Madrid to win.
Graham HunterHOST
1:41
Just a wee nod to Chris Smith, socio.
Graham HunterHOST
1:45
Apologies you thought I disrespected Barcelona by tipping Los Blancos to win, but to me it looked like a perfect storm approaching the Camp Nou.
Jennifer LeeHOST
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Because otherwise, we wouldn't take risk.
Jennifer LeeHOST
20:43
I think about that every time someone says yes to becoming a client or coming in the magazine.
Jennifer LeeHOST
20:48
I'm sure you have this with your students in your community.
Jennifer LeeHOST
20:50
It's like... nothing is more special to me than a woman saying yes to herself because it's an act of belief and I celebrate that it's far less to do with income coming into my business and far more to do with like you believe and trust yourself enough to do this like what a moment yeah and you have to understand that it is

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Jennifer LeeHOST
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I would love to nudge you now to respond to the generosity of this podcast by leaving a review and sharing this episode.
Jennifer LeeHOST
62:08
Please tag the guest and myself as well so more people can be served.
Jennifer LeeHOST
62:13
Our latest issue of the magazine is now out and linked below for you for your convenience.
Jennifer LeeHOST
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And if you're interested in this incredible PR and visibility opportunity, we've linked that below for you as well.
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Existing infrastructures, publicly funded and universally accessible, serve as global, prestigious, and self-reinforcing branding platforms.
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Examples include zoo signage and exhibits, interpretive materials at national parks, educational textbooks, lectures, and curricula, media and entertainment, including science fiction, video games, infographics, and memes such as then versus now comparisons.
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7:03
newspapers, and even women's magazines, which ask whether men are unfaithful because of their ape ancestry, commercial marketing language, for example, a product line that evolves, documentaries in biology, geology, and astronomy, and professional other scientific publications.
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Virtually all biology journals are replete with formulaic phrases such as through evolutionary processes, in the course of evolution, and due to selective pressures.
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These add no explanatory value and could be removed without altering the substance of the work.
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A diverse sound for a diverse community.
Nevena SpirovskaHOST
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You are on Saturday Magazine with Nevena and John Morrissey-Saffran.
Nevena SpirovskaHOST
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We're talking books.
Nevena SpirovskaHOST
0:21
So recently, Radio National has released its top 100 Australian books.
John SafranHOST
1:21
But Australian Southern Gothic.
John SafranHOST
1:23
Yes.
Nevena SpirovskaHOST
1:23
Well, if you had a look at it like I did, and I was wondering, what does that say about Australia in this moment? Obviously, it's ABC Radio National, so it's going to gear towards a slightly different audience to say what we get here on Saturday Magazine.
John SafranHOST
1:39
What are you saying about their audience on Radio National Network?
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The third is that the teacher who labors for them, wisely and with proper balance of interest, is laboring not merely for what is likely to be most permanent, but for the highest and best possible to him.
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THE HISTORY TEACHER'S MAGAZINE Volume 1, Number 1, September 1909, Section 7, American History in the Secondary School, Arthur M. Wolfson, Ph.D., Editor.
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Dignity of the Course American history in the secondary school is, we feel safe in assuming, the crown of a course extending over at least three or more years.
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Students approach it after having devoted time and thought to an elementary course in American history, possibly even a course in English and European history, to a secondary course in some one or more phases of European history, and to a course in English history.
Jeff CrilleyHOST
1:27
Nathan Smith is in the studio.
Jeff CrilleyHOST
1:29
He's a publisher of the Preston Hollow City Lifestyle Magazine.
Jeff CrilleyHOST
1:32
Thanks for coming on the show.
Jeff CrilleyHOST
1:33
Thank you for having me.
Joe ScalesHOST
30:12
So Martin, thank you for sending that in.
Joe ScalesHOST
30:16
And, Um, if anyone has a call the floor that they would like to know how Elliot would roll, send it to podcast and Annie at magazine.com. Elliot.
Joe ScalesHOST
30:26
Thanks again for, for joining us.
Joe ScalesHOST
30:29
Uh, I'm going to, you're welcome.

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Joe ScalesHOST
58:23
Yeah.
Joe ScalesHOST
58:24
And, and thanks for sending that in Sal.
Joe ScalesHOST
58:26
If anyone has a hand of the week that they would like to know how Patrick and I would play it, send it to podcast at any at magazine.com. Patrick, we'll see you next week.
PatrickPANELIST
58:37
Friendly reminder.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
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B.
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A. Maltbrun, and a searching essay in the Zeitschrift fur Allemagne Erdkunde by dear Dr. W. Kohn triumphantly demonstrated the feasibility of the journey, its chances of success, the nature of the obstacles existing, the immense advantages of the aerial mode of locomotion, and found fault with nothing but the selected point of departure, which it contended should be Massawa, a small port in Abyssinia, whence James Bruce in 1768 started upon his explorations in search of the sources of the Nile.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
19:55
Apart from that, it mentioned in terms of unreserved admiration the energetic character of Dr. Ferguson and the heart thrice panoplied in bronze that could conceive and undertake such an enterprise.
Alexi TalanderNARRATOR
20:07
The North American Review could not, without some displeasure, contemplate so much glory monopolized by England.

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