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Shane Newville

Shane Newville is a former employee of Rooster Teeth Productions. He was an animator on Red vs. Blue and later RWBY, until his departure from the company in January 2016. He provided the voice of Russel Thrush and the Atlesian Knight-130s in RWBY, as well as Freckles in Red vs. Blue.
Shane has a personal YouTube Channel where he posts animations. He worked with Monty for nearly 7 years, and was a co-animator for Red vs. Blue Season 10.
He is a father, and was married to Katie Newville, who voices Emerald Sustrai.
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Shannon McCormick

Shannon Lee McCormick is a classically trained actor who is best known for playing the role of Agent Washington ever since the character's debut in Red vs. Blue: Recovery One. He voices Professor Ozpin in RWBY and the Quartersiblings in Camp Camp.
He also plays Dr. Abrams in Day 5. His Rooster Teeth profile is Shannon.
McCormick came to RT at the recommendation of Asaf Romen (portrayer of the Counselor), along with his then improv partner Shana Merlin (who voices South Dakota). He has a son.
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Sherwood

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== Sherwood Mossbeard ==
Growing up with no real family, this gnome Druid found comfort in the forest, and those that dwell within. Far more comfortable with plants and animals than he is with people, Sherwood tends to avoid conversation and has been known to turn into a lazy house cat simply because he can. When situations get dire, he will go as far as interrogating plant life to get the answers he needs.
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Shobiz Newsy News

Shobiz Newsy News is a weekly animated podcast. In fact, the SNN website claims that it is "the first weekly animated news podcast".
Originally presented in SWF, it was later switched to MP4 format for compatibility with both home computers and portable media devices such as the iPod Video. The show takes a cynical look at the week, mainly focusing on celebrities, and is hosted by a fictional character named Ty Paddington.
SNN is recommended by PodGuide.tv, a website that regularly receives 4-5 million page-views per day 1, as well as PodcastAlley.com, which regularly receives 20-25 million 2.
==Production==
According to a FAQ section added to the Shobiz Newsy News website, James Choma (a.k.a. The_Walrus) is the sole producer. This includes voicing, writing and animation.
==Show Features==
*Viewer Introduction
Viewers may produce a sound file and send it to 'The Walrus'. The best message is used to announce the date and introduce the show. This is open to anyone who watches.
*Top Stories
Tells the latest stories about celebrities, including gossip and rumors.
*That Guy's Dead!
Tells of celebrities who have died during the week.
*This Week in Pictures
Gives a cynical view on pictures of celebrities, followed by sneaky captions.
*End Caption
Imitates Adult Swim with long continuous captions until the show properly ends.
==References==
==External links==
*PodCastAlley
*PodGuide.tv
*Show's homepage
*Zipperfish - the show's creators
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Sidewinder

For an in-depth description on Sidewinder, see its page on the RvB Wiki
Sidewinder is one of the outposts used as a simulation battleground for Project Freelancer.
==Outposts==
Sidewinder, as with most simulation battlegrounds, contained two outposts, one blue and one red.
===Sidewinder-A===
Initially a well-manned outpost, Blue forces were all but annihilated by a single freelancer, who left only one survivor.
Known Blue Team members at Sidewinder:
*Private Church
*Private Jimmy
*Private Mickey
===Sidewinder-B===
Despite Blue Team's defeat and withdrawal from Sidewinder, Red forces remained present for a significant period of time. Shortly after capturing two recently-teleported simulation troopers, Red base was wiped out by a single freelancer, using similar methods.
Known Red Team members at Sidewinder:
*Lieutenant Max Gain
*Private Phil
==References==
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Siri: The Horror Movie

Siri: The Horror Movie is an RT Short published on YouTube on December 20, 2011. This short features a faux horror movie trailer with Michael giving Barbara, Chris, and Joel an iPhone 4s for Christmas. The iOS application, however, is more sinister than expected.
== Staff in Order of Appearance ==
* Michael Jones
* Barbara Dunkelman
* Chris Demarais
* Joel Heyman
* Lindsay Jones
== Summary ==
The short opens up with Michael, Barbara, Chris, and Joel all seated at a table celebrating Christmas. Michael gives each of them an iPhone 4s and Chris asks Siri "Hey Siri, what's the meaning of life?" She replies "Life has no meaning," making the group laugh until Siri goes on about how they will one day die. The next day, Joel asks Siri if he should turn right or left while driving, but she tells him to go straight, leading him into a fence and killing him. It cuts to Chris FaceTiming with Michael telling him to get out of the house when he hears a scream. When he tries to get his phone fixed, the repairman tell him that it isn't covered because of the water damage, with a mysterious man saying it's blood. Barbara is showering when she hears her phone vibrating on the counter. She opens the curtain to look at it, but her phone is behind her. It cuts to Chris trying to open a box and asking for a knife. Siri tells him there's an app for that and promptly stabs him, possessing his body. When Michael expresses his concerns, Chris reassures him, his eyes glowing red. Siri is shown dragging and attacking both Barbara and Michael and being buried. It ends with Michael and Barbara alone in the house, Michael saying it's dead since he forgot to plug it in.
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Slacker Astronomy

Slacker Astronomy is a weekly audio podcast about astronomy news that aired weekly from February 14, 2005 to September 14, 2006. After that, it branched out as a video podcast, blog, forum and a wiki called Slackerpedia Galactica.Slackerpedia Galactica
The podcast was created by Aaron Price, who wrote most of the scripts and ran the web site. The on-air talent were Dr. Pamela Gay (who also wrote some of the scripts) and Travis Searle (who engineered most episodes).Slacker Astronomy history at the Slackerpedia Galactica wiki At the time, Aaron and Travis worked for the American Association of Variable Star Observers and Pamela worked for the Harvard Science Center.
Slacker Astronomy peaked at #4 in the top 10 Science & Medicine podcasts in iTunes Store in January, 2006 and at the time reported 13,000 unique weekly listeners. Its most popular show was downloaded by approximately 36,000 unique IPs after being featured on the frontpage of Slashdot on May 17, 2007.Slashdot - May 17, 2007
In addition to the weekly 5-10 minute show, there was another feed called Slacker Astronomy Extra where they published longer and unscripted shows, interviews and sound-seeing tours. The name 'Slacker Astronomy' was a trial name, and was meant to change early on in production but just stayed the same. The logo was designed by web cartoonist R. K. Milholland.
In September 2006, Pamela left the show and astronomer Dr. Doug Welch, Michael Koppelman and Rebecca Turner joined as hosts. Aaron began graduate school at the time, so had less time for script writing. These changes involved a format shift away from the scripted shows towards the more informal shows and video podcasts. In 2009, Doug and Michael were joined by Mike Simonsen as the official producers and primary hosts with Aaron and Travis occasionally contributing. Pamela Gay is now a co-host of the Astronomy Cast podcast but has made numerous cameo appearances.
==References==
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Slate Political Gabfest

The Slate Political Gabfest (established 2005) is an American political podcast by Slate magazine that covers topics on current politics and issues.
The shows are usually hosted by David Plotz. It is reportedly Slate's most popular podcast.
== Podcast ==
The show is usually hosted by former Slate editor David Plotz with regular contributors Emily Bazelon and John Dickerson, likewise Slate alums. It covers three political topics in the week's news. Each topic is discussed from various viewpoints, and the podcast runs about 40 minutes to an hour. Ads are incorporated into the show between topics, with Plotz or one of the other contributors describing the product in a casual way, similar to the manner of early radio and television shows.
The group typically treats Dickerson as their expert on Washington politics and presidential campaigns. Bazelon is turned to for her legal expertise and for her experience reporting on online bullying and child sexual abuse.
Plotz, Bazelon, and Dickerson reportedly do not discuss topics with each other before going live.
== History ==
The Slate Political Gabfest was launched in December 2005. Andy Bowers, executive producer of the podcast, initially read articles from Slate for the podcast, but he said he was struck by how much he enjoyed the magazine's editorial meetings and thought that listeners would also enjoy the banter and analysis if he could capture it on audio. He provided Plotz, Bazelon and Dickerson with the basic structure of the gabfest and a small studio at Slate's Washington headquarters.
== Reception ==
The podcast is Slate's most popular podcast. As of February 2012, Political Gabfest has over 75,000 weekly listeners. A few fans reportedly drove hours or flew from several states away to attend live shows.
Chris Campling of The Times (London) named it his podcast of the week for February 2, 2008. In 2011, the entire Slate series of podcasts received an Advertising Age "Media Vanguard Award" for Digital Native/Best Podcast Series with a specific mention of the Political Gabfest. In November 2012, the Slate Political Gabfest won iTunes informal Facebook poll for the best political podcast.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Slate Political Gabfest, official website
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Sleepytime Tea

> Home > Episodes On this brand new episode of Sneak Attack!, the gang recovers from their near-death encounter with Orlaanx the Eternal; a dangerous vampire necromancer who had overtaken the quiet town of The Bay of Souls. Now they must decide how they proceed with their adventure, and what course of action to take next. But, as always, thing don't go as planned...Category:SneakAttackEpisode
Slidecasting

A slidecast is an audio podcast that is combined with a slideshow or diaporama presentation, or just a live slideshow without audio. It is similar to a video podcast in that it combines dynamically-generated imagery with audio synchronization, but it is different in that it uses presentation software, such as PowerPoint, to create the imagery and the sequence of display separately from the time of the audio podcast's original recording.
Slidecasting may be useful for the display of relevant photographs or text, and are an alternative to camera video recordings.
An alternative definition of the slidecast is the online distribution and syndication of video recordings of live slideshow presentations and accompanying narrations.
==Distribution==
Like other podcast derivatives, slidecasts are syndicated through RSS. Because of the visual dependency, slidecasts are usually distributed in video formats, such as .flv or .mov, similarly to video podcasts, but HTML 5 now makes it possible for slidecasts to be distributed in straight HTML,of HTML 5 based Eduvid Audio Slidecastingof HTML 5 based Eduvid Video Slidecasting making them compatible with iPhone and iPad devices. Slidecasts may also be embedded into webpages and textual blog articles in a similar fashion to web-based videosNow you can sync narration with your slides on SlideshareSlideCasting: The SlideCast
== See also ==
*Screencast
*Online lecture
*Video podcast
==References==
http://www.getSlidecaster.com
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Slow Mo Love

"Slow Mo Love" is the third episode in Season 5 of RT Shorts. The episode aired on May 23, 2013. In this short, Gavin gets more than he bargained for when an innocent encounter takes an unexpected romantic turn.
The short features Gavin Free , Samantha Ireland , Tom Booker , and Chris Demarais.
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Snap Judgment (radio show)

Snap Judgment is a weekly storytelling radio series and podcast, distributed by the WNYC Studios, and hosted by Glynn Washington. Each episode is made up of narrative pieces on a common theme. The program first aired in July 2010.
==References==
==External links==
* Official site
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Social Media Examiner

Social Media Examiner is a U.S.-based media company, founded by Michael Stelzner. It publishes online magazines, blogs and podcasts about how business people can use social networks, on two websites: SocialMediaExaminer.com and MyKidsAdventures.com. The online magazine publishes original research, has a weekly podcast show and oversees multiple communities for social media marketers. MyKidsAdventures.com publishes information on creative activities, and is aimed at parents and grandparents.
==Founder==
In 2006, Michael Stelzner published his first book, Writing White Papers: How to Capture Readers and Keep them Engaged. He founded Social Media Examiner with the stated goal of providing free how-to information about social media. In 2011, Stelzner wrote Launch: How to Quickly Propel Your Business Beyond the Competition (Wiley).
==Reports and Conferences==
In 2013, 3,000 marketers participated in Social Media Examiner’s study of how marketers and businesses are using social media. The report has been cited in Entrepreneur and Inc. magazine. Social Media Examiner hosts the Social Media Marketing World conference.
==Awards==
Technorati ranks the site as one of the Top 100 Business and Top 100 Small Business blogs. Social Media Examiner has been discussed in several books including, The New Relationship Marketing: How to Build a Large, Loyal Profitable Network using the Social Web by Mari Smith, and The Entrepreneur’s Information Source Book: Charting the Path to Small Business Success, 2nd ed. by Susan C. Awe.
== References ==
== External links ==
* Social Media Examiner website
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Song Exploder

Song Exploder is a music podcast hosted and produced by Hrishikesh Hirway. The biweekly show features musicians talking about the creative process behind an individual song while "deconstructing" the song into its component parts. The songs highlighted on the program have belonged to genres ranging from pop to hardcore punk to television theme songs, film scores and video game music. The podcast launched on the Maximum Fun network, went independent in February 2015 and joined Radiotopia in June 2015.
==Format==
Each episode begins with Hirway introducing the show's featured musician (or musicians) and giving a brief history of the musical act or television program with which they are associated. Then the artist discusses the creative process used in the creation of a particular song. This may include anything from songwriting to recording to post-production. The discussion is interspersed with short clips of separate tracks from the song isolated to illustrate the topics being discussed. For example, the drum track might be played to demonstrate how a particular beat was used in the song. The episode then ends by playing a recording of the featured song in its entirety.
==Notable episodes==
Song Exploder has explored the music of several notable artists, including Björk, Iggy Pop, MGMT, Weezer, The Postal Service, Ghostface Killah, Wilco, Spoon, and U2. It has also deconstructed the theme songs to the television programs Bob's Burgers, House of Cards, Last Week Tonight, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones, and Transparent.
Song Exploder has also explored music from the scores of the films The Imitation Game, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and The Martian. It has also deconstructed music from the video game Watch Dogs.
==Reception==
Pete Naughton of The Daily Telegraph called Song Exploder an "excellent podcast" and placed it on his list of top music podcasts in August 2014. The A.V. Club praised the podcast's "beautiful production and thoughtful editing" in June 2014. It has also received favorable reviews from Spin, Gizmodo, Slate, and The Atlantic.
==Episode list==
==References==
==External links==
*Official website
*RSS feed
*Maximum Fun site
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Sorif B. Mahmud

Sorif B. Mahmud (pronounced: ʃoripʰ bi mahmud̪) is a researcher, writer, screenwriter, musician, lyricist, novelist, poet, blogger, webmaster, computer programmer, entrepreneur, and former child actor. He is the founder, chairman, CEO, and CTO of YRI Limited; founder, owner, chairman, and CEO of Prime NXT Limited; CEO and founder of Wikiyri.
==Early life==
==Education==
==Personal life==
==Carrier==
==Bibliography==
*Cyber Security: Protecting Yourself and Your Business in The Digital Age
*Sesh Somapti (upcoming)
*Bokta (upcoming)
*Manusotto
*Ami Abong Amitter Golpo
*Shudhu Tomari Jonyo
*Tomio Amio
==Filmography==
===Film===
====As writer====
*Shudhu Tomari Jonyo
*Kodi
*Ninety-Six
*RatsasanCinema Smachar
*Mon Jane naMon Jaane Na - Rotten TomatoesMon Jaane Na - IMDb
*MajiliMajili - Fandango
*Maru Piravi (upcoming)
*Dir (upcoming)
*Yam (upcoming)
*Sir (upcoming)
*Vampire (upcoming)
*Spy (upcoming)
*Sign (upcoming)
*Ghost Rider (upcoming)
*Agent (upcoming)
*Sneham (upcoming)
====As screenwriter====
*Mon Jane na
*MajiliMajili - Rotten Tomatoes
*Maru Piravi (upcoming)
*Dir (upcoming)
*Yam (upcoming)
*Sir (upcoming)
*Vampire (upcoming)
*Spy (upcoming)
*Sign (upcoming)
*Ghost Rider (upcoming)
*Agent (upcoming)
*Sneham (upcoming)
====As script editor====
*Anegan
*Tomake Chai
*Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo
*Captain Miller
===Television===
===As writer=== 
*Dracula (upcoming)
===As screenwriter===
*Dracula (upcoming)
====As actor====
*Khorer Putul
==Discography==
===Single===
*Echoes Of Solitude
===Album===
*Glory (English)
*Fu*K Them (English)
*Adharadha (Tamil)
*Ratata (Tamil)
*Kanulalo Kadhale (Telugu)
*Sokhi (Bengali)
*Bihuwan Suri (Assamese)
*Villain Yaaru (Tamil)
==Blogs==
==Quotes==
==Other works==
==Awards and Honors==
*Best Elegant Blogger - 2021
*Best Programmer - 2022
*Best Entrepreneur - 2022
*Most Elegant Personality - 2023
==Criticism==
==Further reading==
==Research publications==
==References==
==External links==
*Official Website
*Sorif B. Mahmud at Internet Movie Database
*Sorif B. Mahmud at Rotten Tomatoes
Sound Opinions

Sound Opinions is a radio talk show focusing on rock music. It airs Friday night at 8 PM CT and Saturday at 11 AM CT on Chicago Public Radio. It is syndicated though the Public Radio Exchange and airs on public radio stations around the United States.
The show is hosted by Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot and features interviews with musicians and industry figures as well as featuring current music news and occasional live in-studio performances. Kot and DeRogatis review recent record releases and grade them according to a buy it, try it, trash it scale (buy it, burn it, trash it until 1/17/14.) Occasional shows are devoted to dissections of classic albums. Sound Opinions is produced by Robin Linn and Jason Saldanha.
Sound Opinions was adapted for television by WTTW, channel 11, in Chicago.
==History==
Sound Opinions began life as a regular feature on Ed Schwartz's overnight program on WLUP-AM in 1993 featuring Derogatis and Bill Wyman who was the rock critic for the Chicago Reader at that time. It was then given its own time-slot on Sunday afternoons following the Sunday Funnies, a comedy program hosted by Brian McCann. In 1994 it moved to Q101. The show ended in 1995 when DeRogatis joined Rolling Stone. It was reincarnated on WXRT with Kot replacing Wyman in 1998. In 2005 after 354 shows it moved to WBEZ and Chicago Public Radio. It was distributed nationally by American Public Media and was also available as a podcast.
On July 1, 2010, the program switched distributors from APM to the Public Radio Exchange, a web-based distribution outlet for public radio programs, the first ongoing series to leave one of the big three satellite-delivered public radio program distributors for PRX.
==Message board==
The Sound Opinions Message Board, also known as "the SOMB," attracted music aficionados. Its users, or "SOMBies," discussed music, the Chicago scene, pop culture, politics, and occasionally their personal lives. Annual "Best Of" lists were also regularly compiled. It is no longer in operation.
==References==
==Further reading==
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==External links==
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South West Pen Show 2017

== Description ==
The South west Pen Show is traditionally the first pen show of the year. This will be the tenth South West show. This very popular show is held in the Redcliffe Suite at the Doubletree Hilton Bristol, North the venue is ideal for our purposes with good facilities, easy access, very good natural and artificial light and plentiful parking both on and off site. Parking is free for the first two hours or £3.00 for the day. Situated less than five minutes from the M5 junction 16 the hotel is very easy to find, the centre of Bristol is eight miles away.
We expect to have 25 – 30 of England’s top pen dealers and makers at the show. Get free advice and valuations from the expertsDescription taken from the official pen show page http://www.ukpenshows.co.uk/south-west-pen-show/.
==Admissions==
The show opens at 10:00am and closes at 4:00pm, admission at the door is £5.00 for adults, children under 13 are free entry when accompanied by an adulthttp://www.ukpenshows.co.uk/south-west-pen-show/.
==References and Notes==
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