I migliori Michael Sears podcast (2024)

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Housing Supply Accelerator: An Interview With National Association of Realtors President Kevin Sears 15:34

5d ago15:34

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In this third episode of the series, Emily Pasi, Director of Public Affairs at the American Planning Association, chats with Kevin Sears, President of the National Association of Realtors. The two discuss how real estate professionals have been specifically impacted by the housing crisis, what barriers and opportunities exist for growing the nation…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 299 - The Cynic's Guide to Preseason Hockey 1:29:05

6d ago1:29:05

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Mike and Dan "recap" the Islanders preseason so far including roster spot battles, empty intrigue and the mystery of Ilya Sorokin's status. With about 60% of their exhibition games over (of which Mike has watched zero minutes of, per his standard policy), the Islanders' are shaping up along expected lines. But a few players are vying for an open sp…

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Michael Greenfield | Building Guitars That Thrill and Inspire 1:35:53

10d ago1:35:53

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I’m pleased to announce that my guest this week on Life With Strings Attached is guitar maker Michael Greenfield. Michael is passionate about tone. Great tone. FAT tone. Squeezing every last molecule of tone out of his instruments. Prior to making the commitment to build full-time, he spent 20 years repairing and restoring vintage instruments. He h…

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Islanders Anxiety - Rookie Camp Special - The Shadow Team 1:08:41

20d ago1:08:41

1:08:41

Mike and Dan recap some newsworthy items from Islanders Rookie Camp including PTOs to Keith Kinkaid and Matt Martin, and the absence of Cal Clutterbuck. After working out at Northwell Health all summer, Islanders fan Kinkaid finally gets a chance to play for his boyhood team. While the goalie's energy is infectious, it forced Lou Lamoriello to addr…

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Neuroscience, AI and Consciousness | Dr. Gabriel Montes 1:58:59

25d ago1:58:59

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This week on Life With Strings Attached, we’re exploring the intersection of neuroscience, music and advanced AI. Our guide through these topics is Dr. Gabriel Axel Montes, a neuroscientist, entrepreneur, author, musician, and researcher and practitioner of consciousness development. With a focus on AI, Gabriel works both hands-on and at the though…

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The Burlington Model: How Planning-Led Reforms Transformed the City's Housing Market 58:48

26d ago58:48

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In this episode of the APA Podcast, Jason Jordan, APA's Principal of Public Affairs, chats with Burlington, Vermont's former mayor, Miro Weinberger, and former planning director, Meagan Tuttle, AICP. In this discussion, they share how they worked together to provide the political leadership and the critical insights needed for Burlington to enact o…

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Revolutionising Instrument Design | Ned Steinberger 1:43:37

30d ago1:43:37

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I’m very pleased to have Legendary instrument designer Ned Steinberger as our special guest on this week’s episode of Life With Strings Attached. With a remarkable 40-year legacy, Ned Steinberger has been at the forefront of innovation, with instruments that have revolutionized the industry and set new standards for performance and ergonomic comfor…

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Unique Guitars from South Africa | Murray Kuun 1:18:47

1M ago1:18:47

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I’m pleased to have Murray Kuun as our special guest on this week’s episode of Life With Strings Attached. Murray says that a transformative trip to Italy in the 1990s, punctuated by a visit to Michelangelo’s David and a serendipitous encounter with a Luthier, ignited his desire to craft musical instruments. With only a poorly written book as guida…

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The True Science of Tone | Acoustics Engineer Tom Nania 1:33:30

1M ago1:33:30

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We talk a lot about tone – but what's the science behind the sound of our stringed instruments? To tackle this topic, I can think of few better people to talk with than Tom Nania. As well as his work as an acoustics engineer with D'Addario, Tom is a member of the Violin Society of America’s Oberlin Acoustics Workshop. Prior to joining D’Addario, he…

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Verso Instruments Meets Teuffel Guitars | Robin Stummvoll and Ulrich Teuffel 1:35:23

2M ago1:35:23

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Robin Stummvoll of Verso Instruments was recently explaining to me how big an influence Ulrich Teuffel was for his guitar designs. And when it became clear that the two had never met – despite coming from the same region in Germany – I felt I had to change that. Luckily, they agreed, and I had the pleasure of bringing the two guitar innovators toge…

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Improvise, Innovate and Involve: 3 Planners Reveal the Importance of Flipping Your Perspective 23:16

2M ago23:16

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Welcome to the third episode of Short Takes, a three-part miniseries from the American Planning Association. Short Takes, hosted by Sophia Burns, brings listeners into the field with planners pursuing inventive new approaches to everyday issues: community engagement, land use and zoning, and career advancement. In this episode, we share how three p…

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Islanders Anxiety - Summer Special - 32 Thoughts About John Tavares Losing the Maple Leafs Captaincy 1:14:18

2M ago1:14:18

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Mike and Dan get together on a Monday in the middle of August to discuss a notable move for the Leafs and a massive celebration for Islanders fans. Announced via tweet by Pat Brisson mouthpiece Darren Dreger, John Tavares has been replaced as Toronto's captain by Auston Matthews, a move that has little to do with the official party line of Matthews…

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Omer Deutsch of OD Guitars | Creating Guitars With AI & Staying Contemplative 1:45:26

2M ago1:45:26

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I'm very pleased to have Omer Deutsch of OD Guitars on this week's episode of Life With Strings Attached. Originally trained as an industrial designer, Omer worked in product design for seven years before starting his guitar making business in 2016. Since then, he’s made guitars for many artists, mostly in the world of metal, including players such…

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Mike Sankey | Knowledge, Curiosity And Not Designing Guitars 1:31:25

2M ago1:31:25

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This week's episode of Life With Strings Attached was recorded on location in Northern Ontario, Canada – actually, in my backyard, by special request of today's guest, Mike Sankey. Mike has been creating one-of-a-kind guitars for over 25 years in his workshop in Ottawa, Canada. While better known for organic yet futuristic electric instruments, his…

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Richard Sears | Living with Whales 1:25:38

2M ago1:25:38

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This week's episode of Life With Strings Attached was filmed on location in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with marine biologist Richard Sears. Sears is a Franco-American who founded the Mingan Island Cetacean Study in 1979 to study marine mammals in the Saint Lawrence, with an emphasis on baleen whales. He worked with the pioneers of whale research, fr…

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Human Intentionality in the Age of AI 8:41

2M ago8:41

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We're once again joined by an AI. This time, its virtual social psychologist Dr. Evelyn Taylor. We discuss how AI systems shape our choices, often subtly limiting our autonomy. Learn practical steps to recognize and counter AI’s influence, maintain a healthy sense of agency, and advocate for transparency and accountability in AI development. Dr. Ta…

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Aspire, Advocate, and Advance: 2 Planners Talk Frankly About Career Challenges and Moving Up 18:00

2M ago18:00

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Welcome to the second episode of Short Takes, a three-part miniseries from the American Planning Association. Short Takes, hosted by Sophia Burns, brings listeners into the field with planners pursuing inventive new approaches to everyday issues: community engagement, land use and zoning, and career advancement. In this episode, we dive into the jo…

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SAMPLE - Monthly Mail Bag - July 2024 37:10

3M ago37:10

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A short sample of our latest Monthly Mail Bag podcast, exclusively for Country Club tier subscribers at our Patreon page. We start with whether the Islanders as currently constructed are good enough to compete in a (somewhat) rejiggered Metro Division, Patrick Roy's possibly identity for his players and who might end up surprising people this seaso…

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Ulrich Teuffel | Revolutionary Guitar Design & Culture Pt. 2 1:00:41

3M ago1:00:41

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This week's episode is part 2 of my conversation with Ulrich Teuffel, recorded on location in his workshop in southern Germany.Di Jamie Gale

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Ulrich Teuffel | Revolutionary Guitar Design & Culture Pt. 1 1:18:38

3M ago1:18:38

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Today's episode of Life with Strings Attached was filmed on location in southern Germany, in the workshop of Ulrich Teuffel. Since 1988, Ulrich (Uli to his friends) has been crafting electric guitars unlike any other luthier. In bringing together a unique blend of his training as an automotive mechanic and his studies in industrial design from the …

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Does the AI think a Hot Dog is a Sandwich? 7:17

3M ago7:17

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We're joined by an AI, to debate whether a hotdog is a sandwich. Using this fun question, we explore cultural and historical biases in AI, and the importance of diverse datasets in AI systems. The AI guest has strong opinions on how biases shape AI and the need for ethical, inclusive AI development.Di Michael Sears

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 298 - Tidy Pieces of Business 2:10:20

3M ago2:10:20

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Mike and Dan empty their tanks on the Islanders free agency signings, the draft, the Rangers imploding and The Wedding of the Century. It's been a busy few days on Long Island, and they've been good for the Islanders. Despite the craziness of free agency day, they signed speedy winger Anthony Duclair and brought back defenseman Mike Reilly on two v…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 297 - The Two Kyles (with guest Ethan Sears) 2:05:12

3M ago2:05:12

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Mike and Dan look back at Kyle Okposo's Stanley Cup and Kyle MacLean's new contract before looking ahead to the NHL Draft and free agency with Ethan Sears of the NY Post. With the Panthers' 2-1 victory over Edmonton in Game 7, their long-suffering fans can finally feel some relief, while we can chuckle at the Oilers' failure, ESPN's issues and how …

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Giulio Di Donato | Exploring Supercar Engineering 1:06:16

3M ago1:06:16

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Aerospace engineer Giulio Di Donato met with me just outside of Bologna for this week's episode, where we explore the fundamentals of aerospace engineering and aerodynamics, and see what learnings we can take to other topics and disciplines. Giulio works in research and development for a prestigious super sports car company, taking responsibility f…

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An existentialist philosopher, who is actually an AI 12:27

3M ago12:27

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I discuss authenticity and autonomy with Maria De Vries, an existentialist philosopher who is actually an AI. We explore how authenticity involves living true to one's values, while autonomy is about self-governance. Maria highlights the existentialist view on the burden of freedom and the need for self-awareness. We delve into practical applicatio…

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Authenticity, Autonomy and AI 4:33

4M ago4:33

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We're diving deep into the intersection of existentialism and artificial intelligence. We explore why understanding existentialist ideas, including insights from thinkers like Søren Kierkegaard and Martin Heidegger, can shed light on our evolving relationship with AI, especially when it comes to authenticity, autonomy, and free will.…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 52 - Live at Offside NYC 1:03:29

4M ago1:03:29

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On March 30, 2024 at the new Offside NYC in Manhattan, Mike and Dan were joined by listeners to hear their stories of their favorite Weird Islanders. We were gifted with tales of getting a Weird Islander jersey recognized in the desert, running into actual Islanders on Caribbean beaches, and rival neighbors preying on our loyalty, as well as with a…

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Creativity, Compensation, and Culture: 3 Planners Share Community Engagement Innovations 19:22

4M ago19:22

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Welcome to the first episode of Short Takes, a three-part miniseries from the American Planning Association. Short Takes, hosted by Sophia Burns, brings listeners into the field with planners pursuing inventive new approaches to everyday issues: community engagement, land use and zoning, and career advancement. This episode retraces three planners’…

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Giulio Negrini | Fantasy Meets Guitars 54:21

4M ago54:21

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I visited Giulio Negrini of GNG in his workshop in Switzerland to talk about his guitars, and inevitably we ended up talking about far more: the role of fantasy in our culture, the allure of thematically dark or morbid art, and the magical elements that go into instrument making. An Italian master luthier, trained in the Cremonese style of Stradiva…

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Country Club Atmosphere (Sample) - The Islanders are Cricket's Team 12:34

4M ago12:34

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In this special free sample of our latest episode of Country Club Atmosphere, Mike talks about how the NHL and the Islanders managed to seep into his time at the T20 Cricket World Cup games played at Eisenhower Park in the last couple of weeks. He tells us why ex-cricket players make better on-air talent than ex-NHL players, how one visiting journa…

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Housing Supply Accelerator: An Interview with National Association of Home Builders Chairman Carl Harris 16:33

4M ago16:33

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In this second episode of the series, Emily Pasi, Director of Public Affairs at the American Planning Association, chats with Carl Harris, Chairman of the National Association of Home Builders. The two discuss the NAHB's role as a core partner in the Housing Supply Accelerator, as well as what some of the barriers home builders face to building mor…

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Monthly Mail Bag podcast - June 2024 (Sample) 32:53

4M ago32:53

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Enjoy this sample of June's Monthly Mail Bag podcast. Here, we look at sad fanbases, the death of Capfriendly, celebs at Islanders games and the least worst name choice for the NHL's newest team. Later, we tackle some different possible timelines for the Islanders, body switching, time travelling and uses for a few other super powers. We also discu…

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Nik Huber | The Stories Behind the Guitars 48:57

4M ago48:57

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I've known Nik Huber for many years – since almost the very beginning of my work in the guitar industry. While we were catching up in a restaurant during the Montreux International Guitar Show, I wanted to dive back into some of the stories that have defined his hugely successful career as a guitar maker. So, a bit less of a podcast, this episode i…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 51 - Olli Jokinen (with guest David Skurnik) 1:09:26

4M ago1:09:26

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Joined by David Skurnik of Skurnik Wines and The Pinot Project, Mike and Dan remember the short Long Island stint of "superstar journeyman" Olli Jokinen. Jokinen arrived and left in two of the worst trades in Islanders history. In between, he was ridiculed by his general manager, dismissed by fans, endured long slumps and trade rumors, and only fin…

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Sheldon Dingwall | The Life of a Leading Bass Innovator 1:14:47

4M ago1:14:47

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For this week’s episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Sheldon Dingwall outside of the ancient Osaka Castle in Japan. Sheldon is the founder and CEO of Dingwall Guitars. The modern champion of the multiscale bass, Dingwall boasts an artist roster including Lee Sklar, Adam “Nolly” Getgood of Periphery, Jacob Umanksy of Intervals, Jean-Mich…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 296 - Indescribable Relief 1:47:44

4M ago1:47:44

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Mike and Dan take a deep breath as the Rangers get eliminated from the playoffs, opening the door for the first ever edition of "Ranger Piece Theater." We do some dramatic readings of Blueshirts postmortems and examine how a fanbase that is catered to almost exclusively by the NHL's biggest broadcast partners somehow still seems to feel they are be…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 295 - A Multi-Leg Thing 58:23

4M ago58:23

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In their Rangers-free zone, Mike and Dan discuss the recent trade the Islanders made with the Chicago Blackhawks that netted them an extra second round pick and some flexibility this offseason. Through a swap of first rounders, the Islanders received a well-traveled group of assets that could help them get rid of an onerous contract (whether they n…

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Zackery Belanger | Innovative Acoustics and Architecture 1:33:25

4M ago1:33:25

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Zackery Belanger is an expert in the form and material of acoustic architecture. For most of his career, he has questioned the dominant approaches in acoustics, convinced that intuitive, creative approaches are possible. He is the author of the essay Acoustic Ornament, which argues for consideration of non-acoustic surfaces and objects. In 2017 he …

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 50 - Weirdest Islander of the Year 2024 (with guest Jon Zella) 1:14:10

4M ago1:14:10

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Along with Nassaumen Hockey's Jon Zella, Mike and Dan crown the first ever Weirdest Islander of the Year per the results of a listener vote. While several had the qualifications (less than 50 games played for the Islanders this season), only one man truly epitomized what makes a Weird Islander, with a long NHL tenure on other teams, a notable arriv…

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BONUS: Monthly Mail Bag podcast - May 2024 25:32

5M ago25:32

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A free sample of our marathon Mail Bag for May! In this short bonus episode, we answer questions about newest Islander Maxim Tsyplakov, the constantly overlooked Brock Nelson, the legacy of Uncle Leo and where the Hudson Line stops next. To hear the full two hour-plus episode, head over to Patreon.com/IslandersAnxiety and sign up for our Country Cl…

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Michael Spalt | At the Meeting Point of Art and Lutherie 1:40:01

5M ago1:40:01

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For this week's episode of Life With Strings Attached, I joined Michael Spalt at his home and workshop in Portugal, where he recently relocated from Vienna. For decades, Michael's work has developed at the intersection of art, design and instrument making, pushing boundaries and experimenting with surprising materials. Whether in series like his To…

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Housing Supply Accelerator: An Interview with National League of Cities CEO Clarence Anthony 34:49

5M ago34:49

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In this first episode in a new series, Emily Pasi, director of public affairs at the American Planning Association chats with Clarence Anthony, CEO of the National League of Cities (NLC). Clarence and NLC are partners alongside APA on the Housing Supply Accelerator. The Housing Supply Accelerator is a national campaign to improve local capacity, id…

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Islanders Anxiety - Master Leaf Theatre Special 1:08:43

5M ago1:08:43

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By popular (?) demand, we present a special standalone episode of an Islanders Anxiety favorite, dramatic readings of articles about the Toronto Maple Leafs. This time, we focus on the work of Jonas Siegel of The Athletic, "the Charles Dickens of Master Leaf Theatre," whose descriptions of the sorrow and misery of the Leafs' bleak house are as admi…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 294 - Nothing Really Happens 1:10:18

5M ago1:10:18

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Mike and Dan talk about about how there's nothing to talk about regarding the Islanders, before turning their attention to division rivals facing each other in a playoff series. So far, the offseason news for the Islanders has consisted of signing a third string goalie out of Sweden and Matt Martin having a birthday dinner at an Italian restaurant.…

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Bruno Bacci | Inspiring the Next Generation of Guitar Heroes 1:17:27

5M ago1:17:27

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For this week's episode of Life With Strings Attached, I had the pleasure of joining my good friend Bruno Bacci in Tuscany, where he has forged an enviable career as a guitar maker. With a background in design, Bruno talks about how his whole life has actually led him to guitar making, how he's managed to establish a successful guitar business, and…

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Weird Islanders: The Podcast! - Episode 49 - Jörgen Jönsson (with guest Patrik Bexell) 1:08:49

5M ago1:08:49

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With Mike under the weather, Dan is joined by Canadiens prospects and Swedish hockey expert Patrik Bexell to discuss Jörgen Jönsson, brother of Islanders’ defenseman Kenny Jonsson and a European star with a brief stay in North America. After winning just about everything he could in his home country, Jörgen spent one partial season on Long Island, …

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Adriano Sérgio | The Many Lives of an Artist 1:09:42

5M ago1:09:42

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For this week's episode, I sat down with Adriano Sérgio of Ergon Guitars in Portugal. It's always fascinating to speak with skilled craftspeople about their work, but it would be remiss to only talk about guitar making in an episode with Adriano. Fleeing his homeland as a child; serving as the equivalent of a Navy SEAL in Portugal; gaining a degree…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 293 - We Gave It Everything 1:40:05

5M ago1:40:05

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Mike and Dan examine the Islanders clean out day interviews and exalt in an epic edition of Master Leaf Theatre. While most of the players sounded similar and stuck to familiar talking points, a few stood out for either their emotion or perspective. We also had the pleasure of hearing from Lou Lamoriello earlier than normal, which was a direct shot…

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Islanders Anxiety - Episode 292 - An Appropriately Cruel Ending 44:36

5M ago44:36

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Mike and Dan react the Islanders' season-ending 6-3 loss to the Hurricanes, and all the bad luck and blood-from-a-stone tries they saw throughout the series. After a disastrous start (including a penalty shot awarded to the worst possible player), the Islanders' clawed their way back into the game by scoring twice in the second period. But the clea…

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Ross Grayson Bell | Changing the World Through Stories 1:42:04

5M ago1:42:04

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From producing Fight Club and screenwriting for the BBC to partnering with UNICEF and creating films about some of the world's most important environmental projects, Ross's work has many threads. But they're all connected by a single mission. As a writer, producer and director, Ross has harnessed the power of storytelling to make an impact, and as …

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