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Trevor Duncan - Knoxville Catholic OL & DL With John Wilkerson (7.15.22)

Knoxville Catholic OL / DL Trevor Duncan talks with John Wilkerson at KFOA Media Day 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#221 - The Games of Rassilon

A double feature in this podcast. First up, Ben gives his report from the Worlds of Wonder Doctor Who exhibit currently running at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Next David is joined by John (elvwood) and Peter (forpetessake), two quiz masters on the Games of Rassilon subforum on Gal…

Morning Malaise from Mar 30, 2024

Los Microwaves - "Time To Get Up" - Life After Breakfast Coil - "Ravenous" - The Anal Staircase Kjell Bjorgeengen - "Video Distinctions" - Tellus #17: Video Arts Music Trevor Duncan - "Asteroid Trail IV" - Other Worlds Mark Shreeve - "Myriad of Colors" - Oracle Lull - "Time" - Dreamt About Dreaming…

August 16, 1962 - Dr. Finlay's Casebook was First Broadcast

Today, we're diving into a significant moment in television history that occurred on August 16, 1962. On this day, the beloved series Dr. Finlay's Casebook was first broadcast on BBC Television across the United Kingdom. The show quickly became a staple in British television, capturing the hearts o…

Polyvinyl Craftsmen Transmission 544

Thee Songs: Funkrund – Trevor Duncan/The Cavendish Orchestra Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes – Kevin Ayers Ben Jimeny, The Green Grocer – The Smashing Times Losing Places Isan Remix – The Leaf Library Possessed By Bo Diddley – Powersolo We Are So Fragile? – Tubeway Army Run Down the Stairs – Be…

The Duncan Family Legacy with Ditch Witch Louisiana | One Foot At A Time Podcast Ep. 6

In this episode of the One Foot At A Time Podcast, we sit down with Trevor Duncan, third-generation owner of Ditch Witch Louisiana, to talk about the power of family legacy in the horizontal directional drilling (HDD) industry.From the early days of his grandfather’s dealership to leading the busin…

TMBDOS! Episode 379: "Crime Wave" (1953).

Lee and Daniel talk about some very late period classic noir this week, as they examine André De Toth's "Crime Wave" (1954). Does the classic noir police procedural elements butt heads with the more realistic approach to the story-telling? Is the short runtime quality over quantity? Are all cops …