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27/12/2024The Bill Simmons Podcast

As the NBA Turns, 2024 Teen Culture Awards, and Million-Dollar Picks with Joe House and Zoe Simmons

In this episode, Bill Simmons discusses Pat Riley's assertion that Jimmy Butler will not be traded during the NBA season, reflecting on the complexities of trades in the current NBA landscape. The conversation highlights the paradox of relying on veteran stars while struggling to promote young talents like Victor Wembanyama. As the podcast transitions to NFL discussions, the hosts analyze team performances and make Million-Dollar Picks for the upcoming games. In a lighter segment, Bill's daughter Zoe presents the Year-End Teen Culture Awards, underscoring the impact of television content on her generation's experiences.

Pat Riley's firm stance on Jimmy Butler's non-trade status indicates a strategic focus on maintaining team structure amid challenging trade conditions in the NBA.
The NBA faces a pivotal moment as it balances the legacy of superstar players like LeBron and Steph against the need to cultivate new talent, despite promising players like Wembanyama.

# Matcha and HealthZoe’s insights on healthy beverages and their impact on wellbeing.

18/12/2024Buried Bones - a historical true crime podcast with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes

The Christmas Mystery

In this episode, hosts Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes examine the tragic Christmas Eve fire of 1945 that devastated the Sadu family in West Virginia. They unfold the prelude to the fire, including political tensions surrounding George Sadu, and the bizarre circumstances leading to the family's chaos on Christmas Day. The hosts discuss the potential foul play and sabotage involved, questioning the efficiency of the fire response and the subsequent investigation. As they explore modern forensic techniques, they uncover alarming evidence suggesting that the incident may have involved premeditated actions, connecting various threads of mystery surrounding the disappearances of the children involved.

True crime narratives often intertwine with broader societal and political contexts, as seen in the Sadu family's experience amidst post-war tensions in West Virginia.
The Christmas Eve fire serves as a somber reminder of the dangers posed by household fires and the critical importance of safety measures, particularly during festive times when many families are gathered together.

# Lonnie JohnsonIndividuals involved in the aftermath of the fire and the suspicious behavior that raises questions about his potential connection to the incident.

# 1945 West Virginia # Christmas Eve Tragedy # Sadu Family # Political Tensions # Investigative Challenges # Potential Arson # Forensic Revelations # Family Disappearance

14/07/2021Food Fight!

Is Matcha Green Tea Flavor The New Pumpkin Spice?

Matcha has been around forever but in the past five or six years it’s really become a big trend, and it seems like any food that can be made is now made with matcha green tea. It’s like pumpkin-spice’s underrated, alternative little sister. So for this episode, Kirk and Lindsey are talking ALL the things that are made with matcha, are they good, are they worth it, which matcha green tea foods are delightful, which are straight trash, and has matcha green tea-flavored food, like it’s basic older sister pumpkin spice, gotten completely out of control? Email us at [email protected] Follow instagram.com/yummy Follow Lindsey: instagram.com/lindseygentile Hosts: Kirk Pynchon & Lindsey Gentile Producer: Kirk Pynchon Producer/Engineer: Andrew Price Theme song by: Kirk “Dad Beats” Pynchon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

# Matcha TrendThe rise in popularity of matcha green tea over the past few years and its influence on food products.

# Food Debate # Lindsey Gentile # Kirk Pynchon # Matcha Trend # Pumpkin Spice # Culinary Analysis

04/03/2021ExtraVirgin Food & Travel

Sumac- Recipes and Stories from Syria

Anas Atassi, author of: "Sumac - Recipes and Stories from Syria," was born in Homs in Syria and split his time growing up between Saudi Arabia, where his father was based for work, and long summer holidays with extended family in Syria. Now based in Amsterdam, Anas stays connected to his former home and the memories of his family by cooking. In this episode of ExtraVirgin Food & Travel, we talk with Anas about the historical and geographical influences on Syrian cuisine, his personal stories of those long leisurely meals, the meaning of 'nafas' in Syrian cooking and more. And, if after listening to this episode you're keen to try cooking Syrian cuisine for yourself, go to the ExtraVirgin webpage for one of Anas' recipes from 'Sumac'.

# Syrian cuisineA rich and diverse culinary tradition influenced by historical and geographical factors, discussed in the context of personal stories.

# ExtraVirgin Food & Travel # Anas Atassi # Syrian cuisine # Nafas # Culinary storytelling

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# Matcha and HealthZoe’s insights on healthy beverages and their impact on wellbeing.

# Lonnie JohnsonIndividuals involved in the aftermath of the fire and the suspicious behavior that raises questions about his potential connection to the incident.

# Matcha TrendThe rise in popularity of matcha green tea over the past few years and its influence on food products.

# Syrian cuisineA rich and diverse culinary tradition influenced by historical and geographical factors, discussed in the context of personal stories.