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A half hour of hot takes, enticing reviews and expert recommendations!Join us as we dive deep into the latest cinematic releases and rate them out of 5 pockets, as well as share our personal hot takes on your favourite films and TV shows and recommend our favourites for you to enjoy!

Recruit a Friend is a podcast dedicated to the real-life people behind one of the world’s most popular video games, World of Warcraft.

It's 1930, and the Great Depression is taking hold. In Melbourne, thirteen-year-old Morris Turner, a little anxious by nature, feels more at home gazing at the stars than spending time with his detached father Jude, a detective, and older sister, Lottie. When a young woman is murdered in Jude's home town of Gemini, he is assigned to solve the case. With fear and polio rising in the city, Jude reluctantly takes Morris and Lottie to the small town he left long ago. At the family farm in Gemini, Morris is drawn into a community reeling from a murder and a financial crash.

Gory Days: Break out the keytar, throw your horn-hands, and get ready to rock down to electric avenue! Gory Days is set in an alternate evil ’80s where androids take the stage, a washed-up rock star discovers the secret to time travel, and an aspiring musician puts her demo tape into the wrong hands. Stories include Don’t Stand So Close to Meat", "Hip to Be Scared", and "Dead Over Heels.

After over 20 years on the airwaves of WTSR 91.3 FM in Trenton, NJ, Destiny's Bastard Children have now brought their long running weekly radio show to the podcast realm! Lots of new music curated for you each week, along with deep dives into artist catalogs, music news and discussion, and more! Link to the ever-expanding DBC Song Exchange Playlist: open.spotify.com/playlist/3xsemEPG1epSGSVdDDHWZE?si=ae4c87d7b1c34cf5

Join Mayor Sean A. Wilson for weekly community updates for Waynesville. Periodically, he will have community guests who will share resources throughout the area for our citizens.

You Must Remember This is an eloquent jumble of a family story, as experienced by Grace, an elderly woman with dementia trying to get her moorings in a worsening storm. It contemplates the perils of remembering and forgetting, making your own way in the world and how we seem bound to repeat the patterns of the past. Most profoundly it's about sensing what it's like to live on while your faculties dim, and about finding peace.