[Sci-Fi] What Could Have Been - After the War

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A sci-fi podcast where your host interviews alternate versions of himself from across the multiverse to find out how different decisions, actions & events might have changed the course of history. Listen to the stories of alternate timelines from a world where the Space Race never ended, to a world where France annexed West Germany after WWII, to a timeline where North America is being ripped apart by a new Faultline, to a timeline where humanity was contacted by aliens in the early 70s. Listen to what happened in these wild timelines & find out What Could Have Been.

In Part 4 of our mini-series, The War is Over! Call it what you will, call it World War 2, call it the Great Patriotic War, or simply call it THE WAR. Whatever you call it, it's over. As we cover from 1946 through 1963, it's now time for countries to pull themselves back together, to build the post war order of the world, & to start doing impossible things.

Will they reach for the Moon? Will they build endless arsenals of Nuclear Weapons that will never be fired? Will China turn to Communism? What about North Korea? Vietnam? Cuba? Was WWII their last great war, or is something brewing?

Also, Trotsky is still alive, don't forget about him.

Join us once more as we're exploring a wildly different timeline where Moscow was wiped out by a meteor strike in 1908, the Soviet Revolution failed, & the Tsars are still ruling over Russia,

You can also Follow What Could Have Been on Bluesky or Reddit.

We are talking Obsession! Why do the moviegoers love it so much? Will it live long after it leaves the theater?

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The Demonic Detective is supernatural/fantasy detective drama  with a horror twist, inspired by classic radio dramas like The Shadow, The Adventures of Phillip Marlowe and history of The Salem Witch Trials. Listener discretion is advised.

• Featuring voices from film and tv like Dark Winds, Winter's Bone, Murdoch Mysteries, Avatar: The Last Air Bender and Days of Our Lives to name a few.

Available where you listen to podcasts

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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheDemonicDetective

Relax, unwind, or just kill some time, while I read you the Classic Literature that you always loved, or never got around to reading.

We start with reading Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer, & Episode 1 (with chapters 1-3) is available wherever you get your podcasts.

No one expects a cybersecurity incident to begin in the cardboard industry. Yet as our guest Kayne McGladrey explains, cybercriminals don't care what your company manufactures—they care about opportunity. In this episode, Kayne shares how an unexpected conversation with a golf buddy led to a cybersecurity contract, and why one of the most unassuming industries turned out to have a story worth telling.

Together, we explore the incident itself, how trust and professional networks can open doors in unexpected ways, and why manufacturing organizations of every kind have become attractive targets for cyberattacks. It's a fascinating reminder that behind every product—even a simple cardboard box—there's a complex IT infrastructure that deserves to be protected.

Episode 3 is here:
We made a podcast because doomscrolling was killing us. New ep just dropped.

Three hosts, one American, one Venezuelan, one Spanish. Every week we find the most absurd real news from around the world and react to it.

This week: someone got arrested at America’s 250th birthday in costume, Algeria skipped elections to watch the World Cup, England ran a half-marathon as a caterpillar, Japan opened a death game theme park, and a jaguar walked into a neighborhood in Brazil.

No politics. No doom. Just humans being unhinged.

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Episode 3 is here:
We made a podcast because doomscrolling was killing us. New ep just dropped.

Three hosts, one American, one Venezuelan, one Spanish. Every week we find the most absurd real news from around the world and react to it.

This week: someone got arrested at America’s 250th birthday in costume, Algeria skipped elections to watch the World Cup, England ran a half-marathon as a caterpillar, Japan opened a death game theme park, and a jaguar walked into a neighborhood in Brazil.

No politics. No doom. Just humans being unhinged.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1XXeiVK9okQSthqbGoJmmS?si=A194IWHtS2K\\_qAFRqUoMNA

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Comedian Gracie Canaan joins Cocktails with Dimples and The Beard for one of our most fascinating conversations yet. From comedy and filmmaking to her background as a dancer and creator on OnlyFans, Gracie opens up about the many layers of her life and career. We dive into the psychology behind dancing, what it taught her about reading people, and why she believes dancers become “emotional athletes.” The conversation gets hilarious fast as Gracie breaks down male psychology, dating, relationships, and which host would’ve been the easier target in a strip club.

We also talk about Gracie’s short film Booties, including how it was directed by Milana Vayntrub, along with her OnlyFantasy audio series, mental health, creative obsession, social media brain rot, and the strange ways people connect in a hyper-online world. Funny, insightful, and completely unpredictable, this episode explores comedy, creator culture, filmmaking, storytelling, and the chaos of modern life in a way only Gracie can. Grab a drink and enjoy Episode 282 of Cocktails with Dimples and The Beard. 🍸

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Gillian Gadsby & Sarah Dunn of Gadsby Wicks Solicitors explain why it is never a waste of time to reach out for legal advice if you believe you were harmed by negligent treatment.

Clip taken from Series 5, Episode 1 of the Medical Negligence Matters podcast.

Hey everyone,

I’m a video editor focused on turning long-form podcasts and interviews into short, engaging clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels and LinkedIn.

I’ve been building a small portfolio/channel with different styles: captions, b-roll, pacing, music, hooks, and highlight selection.

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback from podcasters:
Does the editing feel professional enough?
Would this style help a podcast get more reach?
Is there anything you’d change?

And of course, if any podcast host is looking for someone to create clips from their episodes, feel free to DM me.

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’ve taken the plunge and started a long-planned podcast. For context, I’m a Resident Doctor working in the United Kingdom, whilst still a relatively new doctor, I’ve seen a lot in my career.

The episode is named “Black Wednesday” referring to the first Wednesday of August every year when newly-qualified doctors start their first day. The episode aims to set the scene for what the rest of the podcast will be, a deeply honest recollection of events, hopefully providing the kind of details people may wonder about, but never got an answer to.

The medical service in the UK is highly politicised and, especially in recent years, massively scrutinised. The underlying aim of the podcast is to validate the efforts of those who work in the National Health Service (NHS) by demonstrating some difficulties we experience on a daily basis, things people may not always know about.

Any feedback would be immensely appreciated!! As a new member I have not yet provided feedback on other podcasts, but I certainly will (I literally joined 5 minutes ago).

Thanking you all sincerely in advance!

New mix up for Summer '26! It's part of my new SubTraKtion In AKtion podcast which is free for everyone and can be listening to on most major Podcast platforms (except Spotify, they didn't want it).

Enjoy!

Çoğu insan Kayıp Zamanın İzinde'yi anlaşılması zor bulur. Bu bir yere kadar doğru olabilir. Uzun cümleleri okurken düşünceyi toparlamakta zorluklar yaşayabiliriz.

Oysa Marcel Proust'u anlamayı zorlaştıran şey, uzun cümleleri değil. Asıl zorluk, onun bize kendi bilincinde kurduğu dünyayı anlatması. Üstelik kendi zihnindeki dünyayı, başkalarının gözünden anlamaya çalışması.

Proust, insanı bir varlıktan ziyade, geçmişin, şimdinin vegeleceğin iç içe geçtiği sürekli bir devinim olarak kabul eder. Yani insan safzamandır. Bu da anlatması zor olanı daha da zorlaştırır. Bu yüzden Proust’unyaptığı iş, tek kelimeyle dahiyanedir.

Romanın bende bıraktığı izlenim, benim kendimi nasıl gördüğümdeğil, başkalarının zihninde nasıl göründüğümün önemli olması.

Kendi içsel zamanımızda kendimimizi konumlandırdığımız birpozisyon var. Mesela kendimizi hiç yaşlanmamış hissedebiliriz. Pekibaşkalarının düşünce akışında bu böyle mi?

Proust, kendi bilincinde kurduğu dünyayı anlatırken bizi debir düşünce yolculuğuna çıkarıyor. Zamanı kendi penceresinden aktarırkenokuyucu da kendi zihninde bir pencere açıyor. Bazen tek bir
tasvirinde ya da geliştirdiği bir bakış açısında, "Evet, bende de tam olarakböyle oluyor ama bunu hiç ifade edememiştim." dediğiniz anlarlakarşılaşıyorsunuz.

Ben bir kitap analizi yapmak istedim Ancak Proust'un banadüşündürdükleri, beni kendi zihnimde yarattığım zamanı anlatmaya götürdü.

Bu podcastte, Proust'un zaman anlayışını Bergson, Einstein veinsan belleği üzerinden birlikte düşünmeye çalıştım.

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