The Stuph File Program - Episode #0254

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program.

For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0254.


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Featured in this episode:

• Carl Thomas Jr., pastor, XXX Church
• Donna Hoffman, The Interior Design Advocate
• Stuart Nulman, Book Banter

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What I Learned On The Web This Week - 048

In the 48th edition of What I Learned On The Web This Week, we watch a baby learning how to crawl with the help of a friend; a child's first realization that he has working eyebrows; an underwater egg; and a candle that rarely sees the light.

Enjoy.

Original material for this segment can be found at:

Buddy's Baby Crawling School -- Courtesy: Valerie Stevens-Scott

Baby Leon Discovers His Eyebrows -- Courtesy: Lucas MacEochaidh

Shareable Science - Nokia Mission 31: Cracking An Egg Underwater -- Courtesy: Nokia

The World's Most Useless Candle -- Courtesy: bd594

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The Stuph File Program - Episode #0253

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program.

For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0253.


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Featured in this episode:

• Elizabeth Meyer, author, Gender, Bullying, and Harassment: Strategies to End Sexism and Homophobia in Schools
• Pete Trabucco, author, America's Top Roller Coasters and Amusement Parks
• Red Skelton, Tribute To Canada

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What I Learned On The Web This Week - 047

In the 47th edition of What I Learned On The Web This Week, we see the running of the goats; yoga interruptus by a dog; a dog that keeps saying no; and a major snow shoveling snafu.

Enjoy.

Original material for this segment can be found at:

The Running Of The Goats At Sunflower Farm -- Courtesy: Hope Hall

Baby Goat Flood At Sunflower Farm -- Courtesy: Hope Hall

Yoga With Doggie Kisses -- Courtesy: Emma Faesi

Blaze Loves His Kennel Husky Says No to Kennel -- Courtesy: John Ventresco

Snow Shoveling Snafu -- Courtesy: America's Funniest Home Videos

That’s the Stuph - the way I see it!

The Stuph File Program - Episode #0252

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program.

For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0252.


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Featured in this episode:

• Brian Armstrong, author, The Exotic Booze Club
• Anthony Del Col, co-author, Kill Shakespeare: The Complete Edition
• Stuart Nulman, Book Banter

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What I Learned On The Web This Week - 046

In the 46th edition of What I Learned On The Web This Week, we see a puppy playing with a doorstop; enjoy a mariachi band; march with geese; and hear a human toddler beat box.

Enjoy.

Original material for this segment can be found at:

Cute French Bulldog Puppy -- Courtesy: CARLOS B

SBHS Senior Prank -- Courtesy: Santa Barbara Unified School District

Marching Geese -- Courtesy: okjellno

A Drum Beatin' -- Courtesy: AtticusAvenue

That’s the Stuph - the way I see it!

The Stuph File Program - Episode #0251

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program.

For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0251.


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Featured in this episode:

• Douglas Lieblein, author, Flight of the Akero: The Book of Milo
• Ron Shewchuk, author, Barbecue Secrets Deluxe!: The Very Best Recipes, Tips, & Tricks from a Barbecue
• Frank Kermit, relationship coach, May/December relationships

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What I Learned On The Web This Week - 045

In the 45th edition of What I Learned On The Web This Week, we hear a variety of music, from bottle blowing to one man bands; plus we follow the choreographed steps of a toddler.

Enjoy.

Original material for this segment can be found at:

Game Of Thrones Theme Song On Wine Glasses, Pans and a Water Jug -- Courtesy: Dan Newbie

The Bottle Symphony Orchestra - William Tell Overture -- Courtesy: Dan Newbie

Michael Jackson on Beer Bottles -- Courtesy: Bottle Boys

Swedish Street Musician -- Courtesy: Carlos Cassiani

Baby Modern Dance -- Courtesy: FunCam

That’s the Stuph - the way I see it!

The Stuph File Program - Episode #0250

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program.

For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0250.


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Featured in this episode:

• Claude Genest, actor & environmentalist, Permaculture & the environment
• Dave Fleming, corporate comedian & author, Inside the Cubicle
• Peter Franklin, Gabby Cabby

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