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The Easter Rabbit

The Easter Rabbit is a short story in which Lady Spring, eager to end winter's grip on the forest, searches for a brave messenger to carry news of her arrival to the children in the city. Robin, Red Fox, and Black Bear each decline — until a timid Bunny Rabbit agrees to venture out at midnight, arm…

"Cutting and cutting and cutting is the name of the game."

Over the past several decades, one of the big developments in the American economy has been the growth of private equity: an investment strategy in which wealthy individuals and managed funds get together to buy out companies, strip them of costs, and sell them for a profit. It’s a complicated sch…

You Know I'm Right, Episode 410: Survivor's Mike Turner

On the 410th episode of You Know I'm Right, hosts Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by Survivor's Hoboken Mike Turner, to discuss: - First app he checks everyday - Born and raised in Hoboken, New Jersey - Rank his favorite local spots Benny Tudino’s (pizza), 10th and Willow (burgers), Black …

CineMAINEia: Maine Attractions - Nick & Cash Cassidy (The Cassidy Brothers)

**WATCH THIS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/Ni48qJjIr5c ** This week on CineMAINEia: Maine Attractions Derek sits down with the Cassidy Brothers, filmmakers Nick & Cash Cassidy. The Cassidy Brothers discuss the unplanned moments of mockumentary filmmaking, working within tight timelines (and budgets), …

Episode #71 - Private Equity

In this episode, we discuss the impacts of private equity on youth sports, how it impacts families, costs and how it can help improve conditions for youth sports as well. We also discuss how families can protect themselves and their pocket books as well as some legal battles on the horizon around y…

A movie about a Maine movie theater, showing at Maine movie theaters 🤯

Nick and Cash Cassidy are a delightful duo. They truly embody the spirit of independent film and they position their films to be collective cultural experiences, expanding beyond the limiting box so many indie films get stuck in. Their new film, Saving Black Bear, has a premise so enticing to us th…

Episode 236: World of Corbs

This Week on G33kpod: Lake America, Black Bear Pastrami and The Brown Pants   The Players Club Final Fantasy Remaster series Fallout Pinball unveiling 9/3 Titanic Simulator Spider-Man Warlock   Hugh’s News Items: Trump renames Lake America Driscoll resigns because Hegseth sucks Black Be…

Calling Black Bears, Antelope and the AccuBond, 260 Remington and 308 with Tod Lum

Calling black bears and hunting antelope in August! It's episode No. 260 and we celebrate the 260 Remington by talking to wildlife bio Tod Lum who bought one of the first 260 Remingtons on the market and immediately had to become a reloader because it was hard to find ammo! And we talk calling blac…

What black bears taught bestselling author Trina Moyles about coexistence

“I knew about bears in this abstract theoretical way, but I didn’t really know what it meant to live closely with them.” What happens when a mother black bear refuses to leave the hillside beneath your fire tower? For bestselling author Trina Moyles, the answer became the heart of Black Bear: A S…

A $5,000 Loan Built This B2B Flooring Company. Justin Tousignant, Black Bear Seamless Flooring | Blue Billions Ep. 2

Justin Tousignant is the founder of Black Bear Seamless Flooring, one of the most durable B2B service businesses in New England, serving food and beverage, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and automotive facilities. In 2008, his college roommate lent him $5,000 to launch a rebrand — he knew the math …