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STRICKLY ADULTS ONLY 1000 Sausages and Dingleberries shows up when conversations go off the rails—when someone brings up an off-limits topic or things just get awkward. Each entry gives you something else to think about. Sometimes it’s funny, sometimes a little rude, but always unexpected. This book is here to distract, entertain, and maybe even cheer you up when you’re feeling down. It’s the perfect escape hatch for uncomfortable moments. Stuck in a tense family dinner? Flip to page 72 and casually bring up “The Sausage That Spoke Latin.” On a bad date? Dingleberry trivia might...

The iconic skyline of New York City is more than just beautiful buildings; it's a testament to the diverse and fascinating history of its neighborhoods.

Two brothers, Ben and Mr. A, discuss the big questions in life. Who are we? What the f*** is going on? What’s meaningful? What do now? We discuss psychology, philosophy, conspiracies, business, technology, AI, and more. New episodes every Monday and Friday.

¡Bienvenidos a 'La Sala de Profes Podcast'! Únete a nosotros para explorar el apasionante mundo de la educación a través de conversaciones profundas, entrevistas inspiradoras y reflexiones educativas. Descubre estrategias innovadoras de enseñanza, comparte experiencias docentes y sumérgete en temas clave que impactan en la sociedad y el futuro de la educación. Desde técnicas pedagógicas hasta debates educativos, nuestro podcast ofrece contenido educativo de calidad para profesionales de la enseñanza, estudiantes y cualquier persona interesada en el aprendizaje continuo.

Who are some of the Students and Alumni who made History as undergraduates and Graduates? Who helped to develop the Department of African American Studies? Who was the first person of color to graduate from Syracuse University? Who is Ed Brown? Who is Gwynne Wilcox? Who is Andrew Manns? Who are the Alumni who created The Friends of SU over 40 years ago? Listen and watch the, "FSU: Our History Is Here" Podcast. A Historical look and listen at the students and Alumni of color who made history at Syracuse University as students and continue to make history as Alumni! #WeBleedOrange #FSUOurHistor

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books began in 1996 with a simple goal: to bring together the people who create books with the people who love to read them. The festival was an immediate success and has become the largest and most prestigious book festival in the country, attracting more than 130,000 book lovers each year.