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You may think you know Anthony Scaramucci: a Harvard Law School graduate who cut his teeth at Goldman Sachs, went on to build two successful businesses and had an 11-day stint in the White House. What people don’t know is he’s an avid reader, endlessly curious, history buff with a restless mind. In his new podcast, Open Book, listeners will hear and get to know the real Anthony: the proud son of immigrant parents, a long-suffering New York Mets fan and a father of five. Each week, he’ll invi ...
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Hosted by its namesake, Allegra Scarano provides keen observations on everything from cultural issues like the latest season of 90 Day Fiancé to societal issues like who killed JonBenét Ramsey. These episodes give you a glimpse into the comical, crime-solving mind of this former Colorado resident.
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The Scarab Archives

Lazarus Creative Co

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For nearly two decades, the mysterious Lazarus Foundation has collected supposedly paranormal items and stored them safely in a secret location known as the Scarab Archives. Join the Archive’s caretaker, Dr. Delbert East as he attempts to create a digital record of some of the Archive’s most terrifying pieces… and accidentally discovers a looming threat that is beyond all human understanding. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thescarabarchives/support
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Scara e Beo

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Le avventure di Scara e Beo i due stercorari sindacalisti che difendono i loro diritti in giro per il mondo. Ma non sono soli. Con loro c'è lo spirito del Sacro Scarafone, ad aiutarli quando il temibile lord D.D.T. tenterà di eliminarli! Teniamoci in contatto qui: https://bit.ly/scaraebeo Una produzione Artematiko Network con Alessandro Oteri, Luigi Menny Mennella e Artematiko.
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This week, Anthony Pompliano shares insights from his book 'How to Live an Extraordinary Life.' He discusses his upbringing, the wisdom he gained, and the importance of mindset in overcoming setbacks. They then move on to explore themes of resilience, community, and the lessons learned from failures, emphasizing that personal growth comes from hard…
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Lou called her dad to scare boys bothering her. Brother Tom "The Protector" worked to protect the family too. Her Uncle Matthew Albert "Deuce" Scarabin helped the family a lot and Cordy aggravated while religious Aunt Mary Scarabin, wife of John Francois Scarabin (Francois eldest child), enraged her. Fights with "The Cow."…
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This week, Anthony talks with bestselling author and financial journalist Charles Gasparino about his new book 'Go Woke, Go Broke,' which critiques the influence of wokeness in corporate America. Charles argues that corporate entities have strayed from their primary responsibility of profit-making to engage in cultural and political issues, leading…
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This week, Anthony talks with bestselling author and investigative journalist Nina Burleigh about the current political landscape, focusing on the upcoming election, the impact of disinformation, and the role of gender in politics. They explore how toxic masculinity influences political dynamics and the media's role in shaping public perception. Bu…
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Tom Burgis, author of 'Cuckooland: Where the Rich Own the Truth', discusses the power of the wealthy to censor the press and shape reality. He explores the motivations behind the actions of the rich and the psychology of those in positions of power. Tom also delves into the topics of kleptocracy, dirty money, corruption, and the fragility of truth.…
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Remembering early childhood in Tembagapura, Indonesia. From Manx Mouse to the ambulance tragedy to fractured leg to stolen jet fuel and lit tennis balls, take a walk down jungle lane. Not included were the sentimental times of Sulaksono teaching me guitar before Jackson and Wempy Sambuaga started coming over to teach and have lots of laughs.…
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In this conversation, Bill Adair discusses the epidemic of political lying, particularly focusing on the impact of Donald Trump on political discourse and the evolution of fact-checking. He reflects on his background as a journalist and the founding of PolitiFact, emphasizing the need for accountability in media and politics. Bill also shares his '…
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In this conversation, award-winning journalist Richard Esposito discusses his new book, Jimmy Breslin: The Man Who Told the Truth. Richard reflects on the golden era of tabloids, the impact of Breslin's storytelling, and how he connected with the common man. They also delve into Breslin's chaotic lifestyle, his relationships with criminals and poli…
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This week, Anthony talks with Kimberly Wehle about her book 'Pardon Power' which discusses the complexities surrounding the pardon system in the United States. She explores the historical context of the pardon power, its potential for corruption, and the implications of demographic shifts on political dynamics. Kim emphasizes the need for checks an…
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While serving as a Zone Leader in the New York Rochester Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this talk was given to a Syracuse, New York congregation on December 31, 1989 initially and then again at BYU in September 1992. Though my beliefs have changed drastically since then, this talk was a starting point to my interest in…
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In this conversation, Scott Galloway highlights the economic struggles facing young Americans today, particularly young men, and critiques the current education and housing systems for creating artificial scarcity. Galloway proposes several policy changes to support young people and emphasizes the importance of male role models in fostering resilie…
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Disgust over the Saints fall from greatness and preparation for the scary Hurricane Milton on the way to destroy Florida. Intended to cover Genesis 19 but instead expressed a lot on the psychology of depression and how it displays itself. Reference to Patrick Teahan and his observation on common symptom of childhood trauma: to be treated nicely by …
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In this conversation, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove discusses his new book For Such a Time as This, his journey from Los Angeles to becoming a prominent rabbi in New York, the impact of the October 7th tragedy on American Jewry, and the historical context of anti-Semitism. He reflects on the connection between Judaism and Western liberal values, the comple…
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Shared the October 3rd story from 1988 where friend Russell and I drove all the way to Panama City Beach just for the day. Ran over a dog on the way (sad). Got New York Rochester Mission call that day too. Reading and interpreting Genesis 17 which is mostly about how important it is for males to get circumcised as it's a token of the promise the Lo…
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Introduction to Intro and Outro. Reading and interpreting the disturbing Genesis 16. Abram, who'd been promised to have his seed outnumber the dust, the stars and the sands of the sea, has his wife Sarai reeling from not being able to bare children. In response, Sarai notices Hagar the maid could possibly help, so she sends Abram in to rape and imp…
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In this conversation, New York Times’ investigative reporters Russell Buettner and Susanne Craig discuss their instant bestseller 'Lucky Loser,' which explores how Donald Trump squandered his father's fortune and created an illusion of success. They delve into Trump's financial history, the influence of his father Fred Trump, and the media's role i…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis 15. Chapter made no sense and had some genealogy information that didn't appear to mean much. Discussed water skiing accident on Lake Pontchartrain on this date in 1984. Touched lightly on some format experiments like the intro music on this episode. Briefly touched on Iran rocket attack on Israel and the death of t…
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From the deep waters of depression, expressions of ongoing self doubt and misery. Expectations, Betrayal and Validation are key topics. Reading and interpreting of Genesis 13 where Abram and Lot, now rich with cattle, flocks, silver and gold, begin to fight so they part ways. After Abram gives him the choice to stay or go, Lot decides to go to Jord…
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This week, Anthony is joined by General H.R. McMaster, the 25th United States National Security Advisor from 2017 to 2018, to discuss his new book At War with Ourselves: My Tour of Duty in the Trump White House. General H.R. McMaster takes us through his military career, leadership philosophy, and experiences during his time in the Trump administra…
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Plea to the New Orleans Saints to improve and reminder that Eddie Robinson is the greatest coach EVER. Reading and interpreting Genesis 12. Lord tells Abram to leave his home with wife Sarai and followers because his seed will be blessed. They arrive and famine greets them, so they sojourn to Egypt for help but Abram is worried they'll kill him and…
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Reading and interpreting the almost not consequential Genesis 11. The Lord confounds the one language that existed and makes it so there's no understanding from one "tribe" to another per se. Challenge issued to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and their leadership to convert the church into a secular organization. The Church is so w…
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Covers how shyness can rob a person from experiences and it's not always avoidable if both genetics and environment feed into the condition. The embarrassment of public speaking including the story of Chemistry class and the experiment that saved face in Mr. Gus Allo's class. Reading and interpreting Genesis 10 which is mostly a nonsense chapter fi…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 9. Reviewed all the failed publications of the NFL Power Rankings for Week 3, 2024. Though all moved the Saints up many spots, it's not enough. The Saints are much better, so far, than any other team and deserve a number one spot. Saints Hater CBS' Pete Prisco has improved but remember where he started the S…
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This week, Stephanie Baker, investigative reporter at Bloomberg, discusses her new book 'Punishing Putin: Inside the Global Economic War to Bring Down Russia.' Stephanie offers her perspective on Putin's ascent to power, the influence of oligarchs, the impact of sanctions, and the potential dangers of weaponizing the dollar. The discussion then shi…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 8. Touching lightly on Saints 44-19 victory over the hapless Dallas Cowboys, the extent of deep depression and the impact of growing up with great expectations and the ensuing disappointments is covered. Verse by verse, the flood comes to an end and the first thing Noah does off the Ark is to sacrifice anima…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 6. The whole earth, including the animals, have fallen into wickedness so the Lord now has to destroy the Earth and all living things in it. Lord picks best ass licker he can find, Noah, to gather his wife, three sons, their wives and two of every animal and all the food they'll all need. Of course, many ani…
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Initial intent to cover Genesis 8 is postponed to discuss some football like Saints upcoming contest in Dallas and the Tyreek Hill arrest. Hurricane Francine hit Louisiana and Mississippi overnight. On Wednesday, September 11, 2024, our dog Lucy euthanized for her cancer spreading so much that her quality of life drastically diminished. Some brief …
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This week, Anthony talks with bestselling author Brad Thor about his new thriller, Shadow of Doubt. Brad shares his insights on the current world events that inspire his novels, including the rise of China, the Russian threat, and the importance of the United States' role in global affairs. He emphasizes the need for creativity and adaptability in …
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Few news items discussed such as Hurricane Francine, New Orleans Saints and Presidential Debate to air tonight. Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 7. Lord helps Noah load up the ark with all living things; clean beasts are supposed to go in sevens and dirty beasts two by two. Turns out, they're loaded in two by two, so either only dirty beast…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 5. Mostly nonsensical genealogical "records" of who begat whom. Most impressive parts are the long lives of these sons and posterity of Adam all the way to Noah. Many of the men had children while well into their hundreds. Methuselah lives to 969 years old while Enoch doesn't die at all but rather "goes with…
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This week, Anthony is joined by Vernon Turner, a former NFL star and author to discuss his inspiring journey of overcoming adversity and finding purpose in his book 'Beyond the Limits'. Vernon discusses his challenging upbringing, including being raised by his grandmother and dealing with his mother's drug addiction, emphasising the importance of r…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 4. Adam and Eve, only humans on the planet according to this story, have two children Cain and Abel. Very first human born, Cain, becomes a murderer when he slays his brother Abel. Lord doesn't want others to kill Cain as a result so he puts a mark on him (and according to Mormon's reference to Moses in the …
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 3. Eve partakes of the tree of knowledge of good and evil and tempts Adam to do the same. They are cast out of the Garden of Eden but mysteriously are put back there to till the ground. Also mysterious is that by partaking of the fruit, they have fulfilled Lord God's plan anyway despite having disobeyed God'…
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Reading and interpreting Genesis Chapter 2. Confusion continues as God becomes "Lord God" and creates a garden where a big river forks into four rivers, one of which is the Euphrates. The big river feeds the Garden in Eden AFTER it passes through the area. Adam is introduced and a woman is created for him from a rib. Adam is instructed that he can …
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How can America beat China in the race for the twenty-first century? Today's guest Dmitri Alperovitch answers that question in his new book, World on the Brink. They then move on to the election, discussing its impact on US-China relations and why Xi Jinping could make his decision on Taiwan sooner than we think… Learn more about your ad choices. V…
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