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Oct 12, 2026
National Farmers' Day! 55 full grown dad jokes! 12 October 2026
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3:02Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] What do you call it when a farmhand puts cowboy clothes on his salad? Ranch dressing.
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3:13Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] What do you call a dumb plow animal that always contradicts itself? An oxy-moron.
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3:25Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] I got a job at a farm, but I resigned because they didn't have horses.
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3:36Montgomery JonesHOST
I wanted something more stable.
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5:13Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] I asked my friend why he gave up his career as a farmer.
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5:22Montgomery JonesHOST
He said he chose the wrong field.
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5:23Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] How does a tractor get its paperwork done? It plows through it.
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5:32Montgomery JonesHOST
[laughs] Laughter continues shortly after this brief ad break.
Reasons why Blokes and Byrds
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18:28David StoneHOST
So the idea that patriarchy is, you know, forever is, is, is just not true.
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18:34David StoneHOST
But e- as, as recently as 2013, um, a paper by Alsina, Giuliani, and Nunn called On the Origins of Gender Roles: Women and the Plow tested the Ezra Boserup's thesis and found it held, right? So 40-odd years later, they tested the assumptions, they looked at the evidence, and decided that it held up.
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19:08David StoneHOST
Uh, more remarkably [chuckles], 2026, this year, right? A Vietnamese professor, Trung Gia Vu, wrote a paper revisiting the ancient origins of gender inequality.
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19:28David StoneHOST
This, uh, professor is now based at Loughborough University in the UK, and he tested it using a kind of Popperian methodology.
October 6, 2026: Xiomara & Many Amethysts
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18:24Monte BelmonteHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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18:24Claire MorneauCORRESPONDENT
Caleb at Book and Plow used to work here.
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18:26Claire MorneauCORRESPONDENT
Anyway, it's all connected.
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18:26Claire MorneauCORRESPONDENT
[laughs]
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Richard Vaughan Live 02/10/2026
Oct 2 · 21 Mentions
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6:40Richard VaughanHOST
John Deere.
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6:42Richard VaughanHOST
Let me see if I can find [laughs] the Wikipedia on John Deere, the person.
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6:48Richard VaughanHOST
All right.
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6:50Richard VaughanHOST
El inventor.
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9:10Richard VaughanHOST
We don't say the floor, and we don't say the ground.
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9:12Richard VaughanHOST
We say the bottom.
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9:13Richard VaughanHOST
¿Puedes tocar el suelo? I can't touch the bottom.
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9:18Richard VaughanHOST
Tocar fondo.
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Hector _ Sunny_s Sleepy Train_ 🚂 Best Bedtime Stories for Kids 🌙 2 Hours 🌙 Koala Moon(MP3_160K)
Sep 27 · 3 Mentions
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90:02AbbyNARRATOR
and reposeful, but Dusty the Combine Harvester's entire day had consisted of one big nap.
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90:14AbbyNARRATOR
What did you do all day, Dusty? Rakey the Plow questioned, upon realizing that Dusty had remained in the barn all day.
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90:26AbbyNARRATOR
Dusty replied, It was quite
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90:33AbbyHOST
marvellous,
10 MINS LATER
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100:21AbbyHOST
back out of their parking
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100:22AbbyNARRATOR
spots into the light.
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100:26AbbyNARRATOR
How is your night patrol going, Bonnie? Rakey the Plow asked politely.
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100:34AbbyNARRATOR
Bonnie smiled and sat on her bottom obediently as she replied, It's going very
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Chronicles of America Volume 01 - The Red Man's Continent-Ellsworth Huntington
Sep 24 · 1 Mention
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56:12Jim LockeNARRATOR
Moreover, it has lately been shown that variations in temperature are one of the chief causes of organic variation.
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56:20Jim LockeNARRATOR
Morgan and Plough, for example, have discovered that when a certain fly, called the Drosophila, is subjected to extremes of heat or cold, the offspring show an unusually strong tendency to differ from the parents.
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56:35Jim LockeNARRATOR
Hence, the climatic variability of the interior of large continents in temperate latitudes provides new forms of life and then selects some of them for preservation.
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56:48Jim LockeNARRATOR
The fossils found in the rocks of the Earth's crust support this view.
Episode 8 National Ploughing Championships 2026
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0:02Kevin ByrneHOST
Supply Chain Ireland Podcast with Kevin Byrne.
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0:05Kevin ByrneHOST
Supply Chain Ireland Podcast at the National Ploughing Championships 2026.
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0:11Kevin ByrneHOST
Out and about with Supply Chain Ireland Podcast.
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0:16Kevin ByrneHOST
And yes indeed, you're very welcome along to Supply Chain Ireland podcast coming to you from the National Ploughing Championships 2026 here in Screggan in County Offaly.
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0:25Kevin ByrneHOST
For most of the year, this is just a few fields here in Screggan in County Offaly, but for three days in September, it becomes something very different.
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0:34Kevin ByrneHOST
Thousands of people come through the gates of the National Ploughing Championships.
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0:38Kevin ByrneHOST
Farmers, families, machinery, manufacturers, engineers, technology companies, businesses, politicians and just about everything in between.
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0:47Kevin ByrneHOST
And this year, we're delighted to say we're at the Ploughing Championships.
Ag Report with Jim Finn 19/Sep
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0:32Jim FinnHOST
We will also be giving you some dates of events that are coming up shortly.
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0:42Jim FinnHOST
My first guest this morning is Padraig O'Leary and Padraig is with me, or Padraig really, is with me to have a discussion around agroforestry and I caught up with him on his way to the Ploughing Championships during the week for this pre-record.
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1:03Jim FinnHOST
Good morning Padraig and thanks very much for joining us.
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1:06Padraig O'LearyGUEST
morning jim thanks very much for having me it's a pleasure
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31:14Seamus HennessyGUEST
For instance...
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31:16Seamus HennessyGUEST
All this week, I've day boys who are staying in so that they can travel with us early to the ploughing and head off at the crack of dawn.
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31:23Seamus HennessyGUEST
So we're here before the gates open and before it's curtain up at Ploughing 2026.
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31:28Seamus HennessyGUEST
OK,
1965 06-20 Mets at Dodgers Game 1
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62:50Ralph KinerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And in the fair territory to make the catch.
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62:54Ralph KinerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Two men away as Plough stays at first base, and it brings up Joe Christopher, who plied out to center field his first time up.
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63:02Ralph KinerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Joe batting .263 with two home runs and 24 runs vetted in.
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63:05Ralph KinerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
No score in this ballgame.