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According to People Magazine, Jessica Simpson is so excited she's having a baby boy.
BBC's Radio 4 presenter Jolyon Jenkins calls in to discuss his latest documentary series "Out of The Ordinary," and his take on the world of hair loss.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's....Movies 360 what else? And welcome to the 4th episode of this season where me, LC, Tony & Mikal 5 take a look at a classic (apparently cause I'd never seen it until this episode) 90's film - Darkman! So please sit back, relax and enjoy this brand new episode of Movies 360! :)
BBC's Radio 4 presenter Jolyon Jenkins calls in to discuss his latest documentary series "Out of The Ordinary," and his take on the world of hair loss.
April 17, 2013: Today's edition of The Morning Swim Show features University of Arizona postgrad swimmers Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or and Adam Small, who are collaborating on a new venture to help college students. The two talk about ClassBuster.com and how its start came from Shapira Bar-Or’s high school days when he traveled often to swim meets and felt left behind in classroom work. The website has grown quickly in two years, and they talk about how the classroom notes-sharing site is not for the “lazy student,” but for those looking for an ethical way to stay current with the class schedule. It’s a busy undertaking, combined with their pool training, and they talk about how swimming has helped them with time management to make it all work.
Well, NAB is hardly what you'd call "free." But Chris Tobin and Kirk Harnack were there, and were able to spend a little time scouting the Central Hall where most of the radio industry manufacturers are. Chris Tarr joins us from NOT NAB - in Mukwanago, Wisconsin - where engineering life is good. We're dishing' on NAB - some new products and the state of affairs we call "radio."
April 15, 2013 edition
Well, NAB is hardly what you'd call "free." But Chris Tobin and Kirk Harnack were there, and were able to spend a little time scouting the Central Hall where most of the radio industry manufacturers are. Chris Tarr joins us from NOT NAB - in Mukwanago, Wisconsin - where engineering life is good. We're dishing' on NAB - some new products and the state of affairs we call "radio."
Pat Summerall, one of the greatest voices in sports history, has passed but will never be forgotten
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