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Sep 11, 2026

TomHOST
34:27
So teeth.
TomHOST
34:27
I agree.
TomHOST
34:28
Teeth.
TomHOST
34:31
Okay.
TomHOST
34:31
Teeth allow us to bite, chew, and protect ourselves.
TomHOST
34:35
Losing them in a dream often symbolizes feeling helpless.
TomHOST
34:39
Such as a job transition, a relationship strain, or life change where you feel out of control.
TomHOST
36:28
Let him flow.
Will FaulknerHOST
72:51
Niall, forgive my human brain, sorry, misnaming you, but thank you very much for joining us.
Will FaulknerHOST
72:56
That is Dr Niall Colgan, who is Head of Computer and Software Engineering at Tooth in Athlone, Geraldine O'Sullivan, the Reshape Project Manager at MTU, and John Costolo, who is the Regional Skills Manager for the Midlands.
Will FaulknerHOST
73:09
Thank you all.
Patrick BerginGUEST
73:10
Thank
Gary AndersonHOST
23:45
The animated series brought back TOS writers David Gerrold and Harlan Ellison and introduced new ones such as Russell Bates.
Gary AndersonHOST
23:56
Bates, a member of the Kiowa Nation, wrote How Sharper Than a Sopran's Tooth, one of the few times the original era Trek engaged indigenous culture through an indigenous writer rather than a white writer's allegory.
Adele Austin AndersonHOST
24:13
The episode, Yesteryear, written by Fontana, explored Spock's childhood, his parents, and his identity with unmatched depth.
Adele Austin AndersonHOST
24:23
The Lorelei Signal, written by Margaret Arman, placed Lieutenant Uhura in command of the Enterprise, leading a rescue mission and fulfilling her command potential.
KathleenNARRATOR
87:55
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
KathleenNARRATOR
87:58
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Kathleen The Elements of Anatomy and Physiology by William Rauschenberger Lesson 5 Functions of Nutrition Digestion Mouth The Prehension of Elements Mastication Teeth Their Structure The Manner of Their Formation Their Form and Use Saliva Salivary Glands Deglutition Pharynx Esophagus 1.
KathleenNARRATOR
88:32
The blood, as we have seen, in nourishing all the organs, it may be said, loses somewhat of its properties and requires to retrieve the losses which it thus undergoes.
KathleenNARRATOR
88:45
Now it is renewed by receiving new materials from the productions of the earth.
Derek OlsonHOST
17:42
End quote.
Derek OlsonHOST
17:43
So what in the heck was this? Were these just the bones of some cow? If it was a cow, why would it be buried in what looked like an ancient important grave with rocks piled up? If it was just cow bones, why does the article say, quote, they found the skeleton of a man, end quote, and that it was actually a short, heavyset man? Again, the article mentions that the skeleton had very large bones, that the jawbone was exceptionally large, and that it had a wide, Teeth.
Derek OlsonHOST
18:21
It mentions how the joints of the backbone were as large as that of a yearling steer.
Derek OlsonHOST
18:28
Now I'm no farmer, but I'm guessing that the bones of a yearling steer are quite thick, but obviously the most bizarre part of the story is how it describes this skeleton as having small horns protruding off the sides of the skull that were about one and one half inches long, What in the heck do you guys think this was? Do you think this was just some cow and that these guys who found it were just out of their minds? Or do you think they stumbled upon some strange ancient humanoid or hybrid of sorts? Some might say chimera.
JakeHOST
0:29
So I'm sure he'll be crawling back for the next one.
JakeHOST
0:32
But in the meantime, it'll be me speaking to James Marriott, Tooth, Arthur Hill and She's Green at this year's Reading Festival.
JakeHOST
0:42
And you can hear in real time how I deteriorate as the weekend goes on.
JakeHOST
0:46
So, we'll be playing songs from all of those after we chat to them, obviously, but here's a song from someone who didn't want to chat to us because they were busy headlining the festival.

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James MarriottGUEST
12:17
right.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
12:29
I'm just a man, so what's the plan? The rain won't stop me now I can't stop from cannonballing Down the stairs towards the bay
JakeHOST
12:56
I'm now here with Tooth and also I think eight foot away from a video interview happening with Jamie T.
JakeHOST
13:01
So if we talk loud enough, we'll be in that too.
TylerHOST
0:02
This is Tyler just chiming in before the episode to say, first off, thank you so much for everybody listening, especially those fine folks at Patreon.
TylerHOST
0:11
As always, please give us a good five-star review, but also I hope you guys enjoy the last section of this podcast because we're about to step into the next part of the God's Teeth campaign called Red Thoughts.
TylerHOST
0:25
You know what? I hope you like it.
TylerHOST
0:27
I don't want to take up too much of your time.
Soup DeucerHOST
48:28
Well,
Magnum MillsHOST
48:29
Frank was like, oh, they steal your teeth.
Magnum MillsHOST
48:30
I think it's from one of the dystopian movies in one of the movies, like Teeth as Currency or something.
Soup DeucerHOST
48:36
Twelve Monkeys, man.
Soup DeucerHOST
48:38
Twelve Monkeys, too.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
11:09
If I was to come to you and I say, right, okay, Emma, whiten me up good and proper, please.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
11:14
Teeth-wise, obviously.
Sara-Jayne Makwala KingHOST
11:18
What would you do? What is it that you do that is that kind of that last category that I was talking about?
Emma KingGUEST
11:23
Okay, so the first thing I'm just going to say is we always start with oral health first, colour second.
Dari NowkhahHOST
5:07
We need your texter name, your silly name, your goofy name.
Dari NowkhahHOST
5:11
The name when I say, hey, for instance, I'm looking at Tooth, texts in and says, quote, unquote.
Dari NowkhahHOST
5:18
Well, I don't need to know your first and last name there, Kayla, but I appreciate it.
Dari NowkhahHOST
5:22
Nice to meet you.

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