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The Brasstown

The Brasstown is a zippered, canvas case with a 6-pen "tongue" rollout, designed and distributed by Nock Co.. The rollout has six stitched sleeves that help keep clip and clipless pens together and limits contact for protection.
The carry case was one of the initial six designs in the Kickstarter campaign to launch Nock Co..
This product is named after Brasstown Bald, a mountain in Northern Georgia, USA. A similar case by Nock Co., The Chimneytop, is also a zippered case, minus the rollout. Chimneytop is a namesake of a mountain in the area of Brasstown Bald.
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The Brilliant Idiots (podcast)

The Brilliant Idiots is a weekly podcast based in New York City offered by the Loud Speakers Network on iTuneshttp://thebrilliantidiots.squarespace.com/ and SoundCloudhttp://thebrilliantidiots.squarespace.com/ featuring media personality Charlamagne Tha God and comedian Andrew Schulz. https://soundcloud.com/loudspeakersnetwork
==History==
The first episode was released in April 2014.http://podbay.fm/show/862717788 The podcast was first developed through Charlamagne tha God and Schulz working together on MTV2's Guy Code. It was created as a way for the two to express comedic uncensored opinions and views that they usually cannot express working for Viacom and iHeart Radio, respectively.https://soundcloud.com/thebrilliantidiots/the-podcast-of-illumination-with-priceless-from-aqualeo
==Format==
The show features Schulz and Charlamagne discussing current events, including entertainment news, race relations in America, sex, relationships, and politics. The show is filmed in a studio by Andrew's brother, Greg Schulz and clips are uploaded to YouTube.https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGFd0dP0EJsnE1eSjXemu1REKxlTy86t5 They sometimes have a segment called "Ask An Idiot" where they answer questions provided by listeners through email. This has now mostly been left to live shows only.
They are often joined in the studio by Charlamagne's best friend and bodyguard Wax, who has become a fan favorite.
===Race===
One of the recurring topics of the podcast deals with the ideas of white privilege in race relations in America, with the two hosts discussing and analyzing it with many guests.http://www.vibe.com/2015/02/brilliant-idiots-race-charlamagne-andrew-schulz/https://soundcloud.com/thebrilliantidiots/all-we-got-is-all-of-us
==Live Shows==
The show has gone around the world performing live shows from New York City to London, England where they interact with fans, and have the "Ask An Idiot" segment.http://thesource.com/2015/11/11/top-5-funniest-moments-from-the-brilliant-idiots-live-podcast/
==Guests==
The show has had a wide range of guests including Claudia Jordan,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7NcrvjceFo Tahiry Jose,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPxyyTy6d8Y Melyssa Ford,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FsnvAP_y_c fellow Guy Code co-stars Timothy DeLaGhetto,https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vb314Opgnbo Lil Duval, and SNL cast member, Pete Davidsonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwsOEgFvITA along with others.
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The Button

The Button is a short produced by Rooster Teeth on the 19th of July 2010.
== Staff in Order of Appearance ==
* Joel Heyman
* Jack Pattillo
* Brandon Farmahini
* Griffon Ramsey
* Jack Lee
== Summary ==
Joel being visited by a mysterious man with a button. Joel is told that if he presses the button, he will receive $1,000,000 - but in that same instant, someone he knows will die. As it turns out, Joel does not really care... 
== Transcript ==
== Video ==
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The Canon (podcast)

The Canon is a weekly audio podcast on Earwolf which began airing on November 3, 2014. Each week Devin Faraci and Amy Nicholson, of MTV News, discussed films they believed to be worthy of The Canon. The Canon is a list of films that the audience votes to decide whether it is one of "the greatest films of all time", similar to the Western Canon. Some episodes compare two films head-to-head.
Due to allegations brought against Faraci of sexual assault, Nicholson and Earwolf mutually agreed to put the podcast on an indefinite hiatus. Nicholson appeared on an episode of fellow Earwolf podcast Denzel Washington Is The Greatest Actor of All Time Period and confirmed that she would be bringing back The Canon in "early spring" 2017. In an announcement on April 10, 2017, Amy said Devin "won't be coming back for this version" but that "when and if he is ready to come back, the door is open." The Canon returned on April 17, 2017, featuring Nicholson and a different co-host for every episode.
==Format==
At the beginning of the podcast, Devin Faraci and Amy Nicholson tell whether last week's film was voted to be added to The Canon. They then introduce the film of the week, typically with some background information and a brief bit on the film. For the rest of the podcast, Devin and Amy discuss whether the film should be in The Canon; typically, the hosts pick opposite positions on its being added. After the podcast, listeners can go and vote on the film's being included in The Canon, on The Canon forum.
==Episodes==
==References==
==External links==
*The Canon website
*The Canon podcast RSS feed
*The Canon at iTunes
*The Canon at SoundCloud
*The Canon at Twitter
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The Chimneytop

The Chimneytop is canvas, pop-up zip case for carrying pens and pencils, created by American company Nock Co.. It is similar to another Nock Co. product The Brasstown, minus the pen roll.
 
The original version of the Chimneytop was discontinued in May 2016 in favor of its XL-variant http://nockco.com/blog/2016/5/23/pricing-and-inventory-changes.
This line was named after a mountain near Brasstown Bald, in northern Georgia, USA.
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The Chronikum, Part 2

> Home > Episodes On this week's episode of Sneak Attack!, the gang continues to fight their way through the mysterious and dangerous Sky Temple. Akio is dangling from a rock monster high above the ground, and the rest of the group doesn't seem to be fairing much better. Will they prove up to the task, or will the temple defeat them as it has so many others?Category:SneakAttackEpisode
The Companion to whispers

Avatar to an unknown god of the Void and follower of The Thing that Shatters the Sky. The Companion to whispers helped create all of the Void Creatures that attacked The Astral Sea. When Orem Rivendorn, Manifa, and Baldros started working to summon a minor Void God working of the ranks of small fairly mindless Void Creatures until they reached A Manner of Sorts who turned over The Companion to whispers name for his freedom which Orem granted.
When The Companion to whispers was summon she told the form of a woman however reality around warps trying to make sense of this huge god who look like small human. She agreed to be bound to bomb without a fight and told Orem they would speak again.
In the final moments as Orem piloted the Bomb into the slist The Companion to whispers spoke to him and shared that she had been a a follower of The Thing that Shatters the Sky and that in her death being used to blow up the sist that would be event that causes The Thing that Shatters the Sky to come into Smith.
== Creation's ==
* Candleheads
* Warblers
* Centipedes
* Rag-Monsters
* A Manner of Sorts
* No-Legs
* Various Unnamed Void Creatures
== Appearances ==
Episode 128: A Manner of Sorts (S3-060)
Episode 129: Preparing for Battle (S3-061)
Episode 132: The Final Battle (S3-064)
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The Creatures

The Creatures were a group of entertainers founded by Youtube personalities Jordan Mathewson (Kootra) and ZeRoyalViking. The network had a long run of content between gaming, live action skits, and miscellaneous shenanigans since the inception of its Hub channel in 2011. 
The Hub disbanded on July 13th, 2017, due to suffering from substandard performance in views and reception, which was contributed by the departure of members from Cow Chop, who worked within the aforementioned ensemble and left to fulfill their creative direction.
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The Cumberland

The Cumberland is a paper goods and pen carrying case by American company Nock Co.. Affectionately nicknamed the 'penvelope', this product is modeled and cut to look like a stationery envelope. The body of the penvelope has enough depth to hold 3 pocket-sized notebooks, while the flap has a pocket for 3 clip pens to sit. The flap is secured by a press-snap, a first for Nock Co. Despite having two named-editions, the format has not been released publicly, yet.
=Limited Runs=
The "penvelope" cut was originally introduced to the public in 2016. Since then it has received 2 names, and had specific colorways for limited run availability.
* Limited run::The Cumberland (2016) - A small batch run of 40, exclusively for the Atlanta Pen Show 2016 http://nockco.com/blog/2016/4/4/nock-co-blue-label. 
* Limited run::The Sapelo (2017) - The design was resurrected early the following year, in an exclusive Steel Grey/Flourescent Orange colorway for the Pen Addict Live 2017 Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/637878316/the-pen-addict-live-2017-relaycon-atlanta-and-dc-p.
Both names come from islands in Georgia: Cumberland on the Southeast coast, and Sapelo about 40 miles North.
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The Dawn and Drew Show

The Dawn and Drew Show is a podcast starring and produced by a married couple, Dawn Miceli (born in West Allis, Wisconsin) and Drew Domkus (formerly of the Scaterd Few). The couple moved back to their farmhouse in Wayne, Wisconsin after being robbed and nearly killed in their home in Playa Cocles, Costa Rica. While they regroup and work up a game plan, Dawn Miceli continues to tour with the band Rasputina while Drew tries to learn how to make iPhone apps.
The show is described as "two ex gutter punks fall in love, buy a retired farm in Wisconsin and tell the world their dirty secrets... always profane, rarely profound." Dawn and Drew live with many pets including dogs, a cat, one sugar glider. The couple used to own Echo Books and Chocolate Lounge in Playa Cocles, Costa Rica.
==Show format==
The shows are spontaneous, although some trends have developed. These often entail Dawn singing, or the signature sign-off "good night, Inkernet." Dawn will often tell a peculiar story; Drew often comments on these stories, getting Dawn sidetracked, at which point Dawn emasculates Drew. Listeners are invited to call their audio comment line at (206) 666-3825 (which, on an alphanumeric touchtone phone, spells the oft-mentioned "MOM-FUCK"), to leave a voice message, and these messages are then played at the end of each show. Family members of both hosts have made appearances on the show.
==Mevio negotiations==
Their show was one of the first to become part of Adam Curry's PodShow network, which at one point carried Dawn and Drew over Sirius Satellite Radio. In September 2008, on show 800, Dawn and Drew revealed that contract renegotiations with Mevio (formerly PodShow) fell through, and were going to be independent. Without warning, Mevio shut off access to their webserver.
==D&D Productions==
In 2010, Dawn and Drew's production company, D&D Productions, produced the concert/tour video Under the Corset directed by Dawn about the band Rasputina.
In 2014, Dawn directed Unmasked!, a touring video about the band Captured! by Robots.
==Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame==
Dawn and Drew have been announced as inductees into the 2016 Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame.
==References==
==Further reading==
*Park City Daily News
*Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
*Podcasting Bible 
*Voice: Vocal Aesthetics in Digital Arts and Media. pp. 39–41.
==External links==
* The Dawn and Drew Show website
* Drew's blog
* Guest hosts of Bowed Radio - Episode 016
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The Dead Authors Podcast

The Dead Authors Podcast is a comedy and faux-historical podcast hosted by Paul F. Tompkins in character as H.G. Wells. In each episode, he welcomes a deceased author via his "time machine" to discuss his or her life and work. The podcast was created in support of 826LA, and all proceeds from the show are donated to the organization.
==History==
The podcast was recorded live on a monthly basis at the UCB Theater in Los Angeles.
When Chapter 39 was released in 2014, Tompkins announced that the podcast would be ending with Chapter 50 the following year. Tompkins commented on the show's ending in an interview with Vulture:
"Yes, for a while I was able to feel like I had the energy to do several projects at once. Ultimately, some of these things I did not get paid for, they did not further my career, they were done just for fun. I suddenly remembered my career was supposed to be fun by itself. It would probably be better if I focused on my main sources of income and made those as good as I could possibly make them. It felt as if all of my projects were suffering in that I couldn't give them the time and attention that I wanted. I had to make some tough decisions and really pare it down, which would also leave room to participate in other people's things and not be having to beg off because I've over-committed myself to projects that I have created."
— Paul F. Tompkins
==Episode List==
===Episode List===
No.	Episode Title	Special Guest	Release Date
*Episode 55 marks the only episode where Paul F. Tompkins does not appear as H.G. Wells, appearing instead as the guest Mark Twain while Matt Gourley hosts the show as Carl Sagan.
===Recurring Guests===
Several comedians made numerous appearances on the podcast, playing multiple characters. 
* Matt Gourley (7 episodes)
* Andy Daly (5 episodes)
* Chris Tallman (4 episodes)
* Jen Kirkman (3 episodes)
* Marc Evan Jackson (3 episodes)
* Brian Stack (2 episodes)
* Craig Cackowski (2 episodes)
* Hal Lublin (2 episodes)
* James Adomian (3 episodes)
* Jessica Chaffin (2 episodes)
* John Ross Bowie (2 episodes)
* Mark McConville (2 episodes)
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The Distorted View Show

The Distorted View Show (also known as Distorted View, Distorted View Daily, or DV) is an adult-oriented comedy podcast hosted by Tim Henson (Timmy Boo) and broadcast weekdays. The Voicemail Line is 206-666-4463.
==History==
Tim Henson (Timmy Boo) began experimenting with Web-based comedy in 1996, and began producing episodes of the Distorted View Show in 2000 through telephony company Tellme,How Did Distorted View Get Its Start? (Official Site) under the name Distorted View Daily. The show was broadcast over telephone to listeners. As its popularity increased, the show was soon featured on several Internet radio broadcasts and on FM radio. The show moved to Mp3NewsBreak in 2002, but the company ultimately collapsed.Release notes for last version of MP3NewsBreak In 2003, Distorted View partnered briefly with Sirius Satellite Radio. On December 6, 2004, Distorted View began as a podcast and has continued ever since, resulting in over 1,300 episodes of the show.
==Features==
While billed as primarily a podcast that presents bizarre news stories, the Distorted View show also integrates other sources of aberrant material, including audio clips ripped from videos (usually pornographic ones), unusual songs, or the occasional Canadian public service announcement. All of the components of Henson's podcast deal with adult themes, including (but not limited to) sex and sexual fetishes, drugs, domestic violence, unusual accidents, animal abuse, and racism. Henson approaches these topics with parodies, skits, and off-the-cuff commentary. At the end of every episode Tim will play voice mails left for him by his listeners. 
==Awards==
*In 2005 and 2006, Distorted View won Best Comedy Podcast at the Podcast Awards.Podcast Awards Announced2006 People's Choice Podcast Award Winners
*In 2007, Distorted View was nominated for Best Comedy Podcast at the Podcast Awards.Nominees for 2007 Podcast Awards
*In November 2005, Distorted View was a finalist for Best Podcast in The Weblog Awards.2005 finalists for Best Podcast at The Weblog Awards
*Distorted View typically ranks in the top ten user-nominated podcasts each month at Podcast Alley.Top podcast statistics at PodcastAlley.com
*On November 28, 2005, the Columbus Dispatch profiled Henson.Central Ohioan's shtick earns him award for comedy
*In 2008, Distorted View won Best Mature Podcast at the Podcast Awards.
==References==
==External links==
*Official site
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The Dollop

The Dollop is a podcast hosted since April 2014 by American comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds. Each episode centers around an event or person from history selected for its humorousness or peculiarity. Typical episodes feature subjects from American history described by Anthony and commented on by Anthony and Reynolds.
In 2016 The Dollop has been listed as one of the 50 podcasts you need to hear by the Guardian.
==Background==
The podcast began as a way of preparing for Anthony's one-man show at the Melbourne Comedy Festival. It was a solo project where Anthony would talk out loud about various subjects. Unsatisfied with the initial results, Anthony decided to change to a history focus, and invite other comedians to listen to the stories. Gareth Reynolds was the first guest; after his performance, Anthony decided to keep him as the only permanent guest. Anthony was inspired by the book A People's History of the United States by Howard Zinn because it taught him that the history he was taught as a child was full of lies.
Reynolds and Anthony have recorded a number of live episodes in various U.S. cities, as well as Canada and three tours of Australia. Live episodes performed outside of the U.S. have featured stories from those respective countries; for example, topics covered in Australia included the Emu War and Arthur Phillip. Live shows both inside and outside the U.S. often include additional guests, including Patton Oswalt Wil Anderson, and Georgia Hardstark and Karen Kilgariff of the podcast My Favorite Murder. Occasional episodes reverse the format, and consist of stories selected and read by Reynolds to Anthony (for example the episode on Nim Chimpsky).
As October 2017, the podcast has produced over 295 episodes.
== Reception ==
Since shortly after its debut, The Dollop has consistently ranked in the iTunes top 100. In 2016, The Guardian rated the podcast as one of the 50 best podcasts of 2016.
== Controversy ==
On July 9, 2015, Alan Bellows of the history website and podcast Damn Interesting posted an open letter, accusing The Dollop of plagiarism. The Dollop subsequently deleted the offending episodes from their website and established a separate website to cite their sources in the future. After this incident Anthony has ensured that all episodes are appropriately referenced, and all the research and writing for new episodes is done by himself and others specifically for The Dollop.
== Book ==
In 2016, Anthony announced the upcoming release of a book featuring stories like those discussed on the podcast. It was revealed that this book would be titled United States of Absurdity: Untold Stories from American History, and would be released in May 2017. The book featured twenty-nine stories that had previously been featured on the podcast. As of June 2017, United States of Absurdity ranked #15 on the LA Times bestseller list.
==References==
==Further reading==
* 
==External links==
*The Dollop on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dollop-dave-anthony-gareth/id643055307?mt=2
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The Dongle of Donald Trefusis

The Dongle of Donald Trefusis is "a mixture of podcast, audiobook and radio monologue" written and read by Stephen Fry. It stars Fry as himself, who receives an inheritance from his (fictional) former university tutor, Donald Trefusis, who has recently died. The inheritance includes a USB drive or "dongle", which contains messages from Trefusis to Fry from beyond the grave. The series began in 2009 and was planned to run to 12 episodes, but only three episodes were released.
== Setting ==
The series is the first to feature the character of Trefusis, who also appeared as a character in Fry's first novel, The Liar, and made a series of appearances on the BBC Radio 4 programme Loose Ends.
== Availability and success ==
The first episode was made available to download on 26 May 2009.
Episodes were originally scheduled to be released on Tuesdays every fortnight in 2009, from the 26 May to the 27 October. However, Fry announced at the beginning of Episode 3 that he was too busy to maintain a fortnightly schedule, and removed the release date information from his website. As of March 2016, there had been no further news on release dates of subsequent episodes.
==Plot==
In the first episode, Fry talks about the life of Trefusis, his former tutor and professor of Philology at the fictional St Matthew's College, Cambridge, and the relationship shared by the two. After The Liar and Loose Ends, the two made little contact, with Fry sending him emails and Trefusis writing postcards in return. While Fry was filming in Madagascar, he learnt that Trefusis has died and has left him something in his will.
Fry goes to the solicitors in charge of the will, "Hodgman, Hodgman, Hodgman, Hodgman and Hodgman" - none of whom are related to each other, and discovers that what is left to him is Trefusis' collection of essays and the books in his vast library. Fry is also given a key, which he uses to open a drawer of a desk in Trefusis' library which contains an 8Gb USB drive. Fry puts the dongle into his computer and finds a collection of mp3 files, which contain messages by Trefusis to Fry.
It is revealed that messages are part of a puzzle which Trefusis is guiding Fry and those listening through. Each episode features a series of clues, with extra information being posted on a Twitter account Trefusis has created.
==Production==
The series is made by Fry's own production company SamFry Ltd. and hosted by the Independent Online Distribution Alliance (IDOA).
==See also==
*Stephen Fry's Podgrams
==References==
==External links==
*Official website
*Donald Trefusis on Twitter.
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The Emissary

> Home > Episodes On this week's episode of Sneak Attack!, the gang recovers from their encounter in The Dread Lands, and their battle with Randy the Ice Dragon. The citizens of Elunore are elated in their success, but the celebration is short-lived once they meet Ashwyn Y'Gramore. What will this new obstacle mean for the group? And will they ever make it to the Wood Elf territory? Category:SneakAttackEpisode
The Fighter and the Kid

The Fighter and the Kid is a comedy podcast that focuses on coverage of mixed martial arts. It is hosted by Brendan Schaub, a former mixed martial artist turned comedian, and Bryan Callen, a comedian and actor.
==References==
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