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Stumptown Vegans Restaurant Reviews are two Portland food bloggers opinions and adventures with the vegan food they have encountered while eating out around our beautiful city. We have started podcasting on a regular basis. Get to know the voices of the vegan women behind the podcasts, and learn more about their experiences in Portland with vegan food and more. www.stumptownvegans.com Stumptown Vegans Podcasts
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The Peabody Award-winning Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, from PRI and WNYC, is public radio’s smart and surprising guide to what's happening in pop culture and the arts. Each week, Kurt Andersen introduces you to the people who are creating and shaping our culture. Life is busy – so let Studio 360 steer you to the must-see movie this weekend, the next book for your nightstand, or the song that will change your life. Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen Public Radio International/WNYC
Welcome to the AIAS Podcasts--your free downloadable broadcast of opinions, news and ideas from the American Institute of Architecture Students. This podcast series is geared for design students, professionals and those interested in discussions, opinions and ideas of architects and other design professionals who are at the vanguard of the profession. Since 1956, the American Institute of Architecture Students has been the official voice of students tin architecture. The association helps to enrich the educational experience of students (of all ages) in (or interested in) architecture and design. These podcasts aim to connect our organization in conversation, and to outreach to the public, with the major discussions and news in architecture. Please see our podcast website (http://www.aias.org/podcast) for more content information and the fine print. AIAS Podcasts
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Music is My Art! Direct from the HVW8 Art +Gallery in LA, Ty G and Max from HVW8 Production House bring their friends together on Sunday afternoons to share in some classics, the newest in new, mad exclusives and, of course, some BBQ and good vibes - you're invited! Guests include: Daz I Kue, Dam Funk, A-Side Worldwide with Mayer Hawthorne, Trackademicks, Amir Abdullah, The Hawthorne Headhunters, Master Blazter and many more. Who knows who else is going to show up? Check it. HVW8 International Podcast

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The Unspoken Word explores issues of Mormonism and Utah life, including the political, cultural, historic, economic and religious. Each show features guests and interviews with local luminaries, from politicians to historians. Hear from controverisal figures and topics like Brigham Young being poisoned to Cold Fusion? Was D.B. Cooper a BYU student? Was $100 million in gold found in Utah? Steve answers the questions you never even knew you wanted to ask. Hear about the Mountain Meadows Massacre, the Dream Mine, Howard Hughes and the Mormon Mafia, Indian tribes, archeological sites, shale oil, and more.

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The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show
The interview with Ed Storms Ed Storms, who worked in Los Alamos National Laboratories in New Mexico for 34 years, comes on the program to talk about new research and developments in Cold Fusion. Why one of the most embarassing experiments of the 20th century may be one of the most promising experiments of the 21st. Cold Fusion was widely thought to be a product of scientific fraud when announced by Professors Pons and Fleishman, of the University of Utah, in 1989, but new evidence is vindicating their claims. Cold Fusion may provide an inexhaustible source of energy from water. The Cold Fusion Show

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