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Oct 31, 2026

Jim HaroldGUEST
3:15
Hi, Ryan.
Jim HaroldGUEST
3:16
Always good to be with you and talking spooky stories.
Jim HaroldGUEST
3:19
And congratulations on all the things you've been doing, the TV stuff, the award winning, all of that, you know, and just great to see your progress for the years.
Jim HaroldGUEST
3:31
And now you've gone from being the new guy to being one of the OGs.
Jim HaroldGUEST
6:16
That's true.
Jim HaroldGUEST
6:17
It is the perfect time of the year.
Jim HaroldGUEST
6:19
And what I always say, though, is I always remind people, a lot of people are out there telling spooky stories this time of the year.
Jim HaroldGUEST
6:27
But remember, November 1st, when everybody goes off to put up their Christmas trees and get out the Thanksgiving turkey, I'll still be here.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:23
Story.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:25
Hadithi.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:29
Hadithi.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:31
I tell bedtime stories to my children.
speaker_2NARRATOR
3:35
Mimi huambia watoto wangu hadithi za kulala.
Nat DawGUEST
61:29
Awesome.
Nat DawGUEST
61:30
G'day, I'm Nat Daw, the Music and Narrative Director at Fuse.
James Lewis-VinesGUEST
61:33
Hi, James Lewis-Vines.
Jonathan RoweGUEST
61:35
I'm the lead concept artist here at Fuse Games.
ScottGUEST
18:55
This is one of his larger academic books.
ScottGUEST
18:57
It's called The Narrative of the Pentateuch as Narrative.
ScottGUEST
19:00
His perspective on the Pentateuch, which is the Torah, the first five books, is not to look at it, again, as a naturalistic narrative.
ScottGUEST
19:12
As if Moses is sitting there and writing down everything that he's been told.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:08
It's gonna be alright in the end.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:09
And if you've got some worries, my dear little friends, please rest your busy minds, because it's finally time for Stories from Now and Then.
Evan WiebeHOST
0:22
Hello and welcome back to the old library, my friends.
Evan WiebeHOST
0:25
It's me, Captain Blunderface.

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Evan WiebeHOST
17:04
See? Maybe it is a stretch, but I'll show you more in part two.
Evan WiebeHOST
17:11
Remember, if you enjoyed our show today, you can hit follow wherever you find us and add us to your podcast library so that you can come back to the old library every week.
Evan WiebeHOST
17:22
Stories from Now and Then is narrated by the amazing Nicola Ward.
Evan WiebeHOST
17:26
Music by Captain Blunderface.
Russell Van BrocklinGUEST
20:58
And the parents are screaming now, but kids aren't allowed to copy.
Russell Van BrocklinGUEST
21:03
Professor James Collins, Strategies for Struggling Writers, Three Default Writing Strategies of Copying, Visualization, and Narrative.
Russell Van BrocklinGUEST
21:11
It's okay.
Russell Van BrocklinGUEST
21:12
So what you're going to do is she's going to copy that until it's spelled correctly.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:27
Pull up a chair, stay for the ride, stories alive from the other side.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:36
Laugh, love, hurt and glory, cause everyone has a story.
Cam SpackmanHOST
0:47
Welcome back to another episode of Everyone Has a Story, hosted by Cam and Cody.
Cam SpackmanHOST
0:52
Tonight, we have a special guest here.
Cam SpackmanHOST
0:55
We've got Whitney Hale that drove all the way from the south end of the valley.
AngelaHOST
1:09
I'm Angela, and I'm a certified birth photographer, experienced doula, childbirth educator, and your host here on the My Maine Birth podcast.
AngelaHOST
1:19
This is a space where we share the real-life stories of families and their unique birth experiences in the beautiful state of Maine.
AngelaHOST
1:26
From our state's biggest hospitals to birth center births and home births, every birth story deserves to be heard and celebrated.
AngelaHOST
1:36
Whether you're a soon to be mom, a seasoned mother, or simply interested in the world of birth, these episodes are for you.

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ShandiGUEST
51:47
I appreciate it a lot.
ShandiGUEST
51:49
Yeah.
AngelaHOST
51:51
Well, it's really just such an honor to hear everybody share their, their birth stories and really like relive it in a way in this time as we're sharing it.
AngelaHOST
51:59
So thank you for sharing.
Austin KocherGUEST
22:06
And what I'd like to do in the next 25, 30 minutes or so to leave lots of time for discussion and questions is to walk through some of the work that I do and give a little bit of background to how we do this work, how we do this work, and why.
Austin KocherGUEST
22:23
I've titled this Immigration Authoritarianism, Facts, Narrative, and Violence in the Ice Age.
Austin KocherGUEST
22:29
And the idea behind this is kind of twofold.
Austin KocherGUEST
22:32
So I've spent the last 20 years, 17 years, studying immigration enforcement in the U.S. And before that, I started two nonprofit organizations.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:50
Thank you.
John DwyerHOST
1:22
Hi folks and welcome back to the Pride in Stories series here on Kintsugi Heroes.
John DwyerHOST
1:26
It's always great to have you here.
John DwyerHOST
1:28
Today I'm so excited to have two guests joining us, not like one, and they're going to be both sharing their lived experiences as well as providing some information on an incredibly informative and empowering documentary that they have created together.

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