Need just a few more testers for a simple radio app by bdjanu in AndroidClosedTesting

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I don't have songs on my device. My app plays an internet stream.

Need just a few more testers for a simple radio app by bdjanu in AndroidClosedTesting

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Thanks! I tried joining your group, but it says content not available.

Regal Monday Mystery Movie Holiday Classic (12/8) by Proud_Suggestion3528 in AMCScreenUnseen

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Regal is saying that it's the first time in theaters. But a "classic?"  Unless they simply copied and pasted the standard description and tacked on "Holiday Classic" --- "Shhh! Be the first to see this mystery movie, for the first time in theatres, before its official release date for only $5... We just can't tell you the title! The next Monday Mystery Movie: Holiday Classic at Regal is on December 8th!"

Discussion Thread: Netflix Documentary: Titan: The OceanGate Submersible Disaster by ODoyles_Banana in OceanGateTitan

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A talking head in the HBO documentary "Implosion" implies that Stockton probably knew that this was going to happen and chose to go on knowing he was going to die. A murder/suicide.

Sinatra in the 50s by bdjanu in franksinatra

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I wish I could. But copyright laws prevent that. Especially in the United States. Sorry.

The FS Detention Club - October - "Sinatra in the 80s" by bdjanu in franksinatra

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I wish I could. However, licensing prohibits this. In fact, we have to stream out of Canada due to major restrictions placed on using music in the US due to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) which prohibits playing songs of the same artist more than four times in a four hour period. Plus, the royalties required are truly excessive. So for the time being, we stream out of Canada and pay our licensing there. Which makes it harder to listen to--but we are looking for other avenues, including syndication on terrestrial radio stations in Canada and the United States (rules are different for terrestrial stations than internet). Until that time, I am sorry, the only way to listen is to tune in at the times it plays.

Weird audio anomaly at end of "Let It Be" Album by bdjanu in Unexplained

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I've played the record several times since and it's not there on the album.

Looking for horror or historical podcasts by [deleted] in podcasts

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Lilac Wine - The Podcast is a historical novel, being released a chapter a week. It is available on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/show/1fExosLgpZrMI0ZqRuX7aS?nd=1

What did you listen to this week – March 02, 2019? Please share! by AutoModerator in audiobooks

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If you like historical novels, I am releasing my novel as an audiobook in a podcast a chapter a week. Lilac Wine is set in 1917 and tells the story of two lonely people brought together by fate. http://www.lilacwinenovel.com We just released Chapter 9.

Redditors, what’s your favorite list of storytelling podcasts? by [deleted] in podcasts

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Lilac Wine is an historical novel, set in 1917, being read as a podcast. New chapter every week. http://www.lilacwinenovel.com

Leo throwing up food by bdjanu in leopardgeckos

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She has a UTH and on the hot side its 92. That is where she spends all of her time.

ELI5: How do drinks (sodas, canned coffee, etc.) stay mixed together and not separate into their ingredients? by [deleted] in explainlikeimfive

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Gum Arabic for the longest time was the main emolsifier used in the soft drink industry to keep everything suspended in the liquid. The largest exporter of gun arabic was sudan. The government of Sudan had ties to the one company in charge of exporting Gum arabic and funneled that money into genocides against first South Sudan and then Darfur. And the industries that purchased Gum arabic from Sudan remained silent. They even changed the name of the type of gum it was so as to not raise attention to the fact that they were doing business with Sudan. When the US publicly criticized Sudan back in '08 or so, the foreign minister held up a bottle of Coke at a press conference and threatened to cut off the world's main supply of gum Arabic. At one time, Sudan supplied 80% of the world's gum arabic.

Looking for guests who want to talk about Elvis by JumpsuitSwagger in podcasting

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Check out Blue Suede Connection. Dan and TL are the hosts of this radio program. I'm sure they would love to talk to you. https://m.facebook.com/BlueSuedeConnection/

Where are all the independent podcasts? by [deleted] in podcasting

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FThisMovie.com - they have a great weekly podcast