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Team Nice Dynamite

Team Nice Dynamite is a team created by Michael Jones and Gavin Free in Let's Play Minecraft - Episode 29 - The Walls. It combines Gavin's "nice" attitude compared to Michael's rather "explosive" angry personality. Michael is the one who came up with it. When it comes to completing tasks in both Achievement Hunter and Rooster Teeth projects Gavin is usually the cool headed idiot messing around while Michael is very uptight and competitive, often sarcastically but amicably berating, insulting and condemning Gavin for his foolishness jerking off with foul mouthed but good natured jabs, although when the crucial moment comes, they realize their friendship and teamwork is more important and choose what's right over their selfishness and bickering. 
Michael and Gavin also made a Let's Build in Minecraft where they made a Team Nice Dynamite Secret Room. They made a part one and part two.
In various Let's Plays, whenever the two are paired together they tend to go by their team name.
Both Michael and Gavin voice characters in RWBY and RWBY Chibi. Michael voices Sun Wukong, a Faunus stowaway who recurring secondary character since Volume 1. Sun ironically has a love affair with Blake Belladonna (voice of Arryn Zech) rather than Ruby Rose (voice of his wife Lindsay Jones), though it might be because Blake is a Faunus like Sun (even though Ruby is also a team leader like Sun). Gavin voices Scarlet David (whose surname is Gavin's middle name), a guest character (and one of Sun's teammates) who appears since Volume 3. Their larger 'Team Nice Kerry' teammate Kerry Shawcross is also of Sun (Michael) and Scarlet (Gavin)'s team, as Neptune. 
Michael and Gavin have also collaborated very frequently in other Rooster Teeth projects outside of Achievement Hunter's projects (Play Pals, Lets Watch, Rage Quit, The Off Topic Podcast, Shenanigans, VS, GO! and AHWU). These include (but not limited to) Live action productions (Short comedy films, Sketch comedy skits, commercials, behind the scenes, murder-mystery, sci-if and more) such as Rooster Teeth Shorts, Immersion, Million Dollars, But... Lazer Team and Lazer Team 2, Ten Little Roosters, The Eleven Little Roosters, RT Life, RT Docs (Lets Play Live: The Documentary) in addition to animated cartoons such as RWBY, Red vs. Blue, and X-Ray and Vav, as well as podcasts such as The RT Podcast. This bromance gave them the nickname "Mavin", which ended up being the name of the dual-personality main villain of Eleven Little Roosters. 
Ryan Haywood was temporarily a member of Team Nice Dynamite during EXTREME, as he was playing on Michael's account after a previous Let's Play is said to have 'caught up to him' making his own account unusable. Like Michael. Ryan also voices a recurring secondary character in RWBY and RWBY Chibi: Beacon instructor Professor Peter Port, who like Ryan in Minecraft tends to capture native creatures and hold them in various containment structures (though for Port it's for a combination of keeping the innocent populace safe and helping his students - and transfers such as Michael and Gavin's team - train).
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Tell 'Em Steve-Dave!

Tell 'Em Steve-Dave! is a podcast on the SModcast Podcast Network. It is hosted by View Askew Productions regulars and close friends of Kevin Smith; Bryan Johnson of AMC's ComicBook Men, Walt Flanagan also of AMC's ComicBook Men, as well as Brian Quinn Of Impractical Jokers. They are also joined regularly by Ming Chen, who works on the many View Askew websites.http://smodcast.com/channels/tell-em-steve-dave/ On occasion, the group has also been joined by Sunday Jeff, who works the Sunday shift at Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash. Jeff was also a host on the podcast Puck Nuts. Johnson played Steve-Dave and Flanagan played Fanboy who yelled "Tell 'em, Steve-Dave!" in Mallrats, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks: The Animated Series.
The podcast is recorded at Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash in Red Bank, New Jersey, and edited by Declan Quinn of Creaky Studios. 
== Awards and recognition ==
*In 2010 Tell 'Em Steve Dave! won two Podcast Awards, one for People's Choice and the other as Best Comedy.
*The show was also named a best of 2010 audio podcast by iTunes.
*Winner of the 2012 Stitcher Award for Best Entertainment & Pop Culture.http://stitcher.promotw.com/
*Winner of the 2016 2nd Annual Kevin Allison Excellence in Podcasting Award 
== References ==
== External links ==
* Tell'Em Steve Dave! at SModcast.com
Category:Comedy and humor podcasts
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Ten Little Roosters/And Then There Were Five

And Then There Were Five is the fifth episode of Rooster Teeth's murder mystery series Ten Little Roosters, first released on the 2nd of December 2014. This episode introduces the cast of the series, as well as establishing the murder mystery that will drive the story for the rest of the series.
== The Plot ==
Ryan wakes up after collapsing in the previous episode, only to realise that he has been trapped a room in the ground. He successfully manages to get Barbara's attention, and learns from her that the room he's trapped is the old prop room that fell through a sinkhole two weeks prior. Ryan asks for Barbara's help in escaping, but she is unsuccessful in doing so, annoying Ryan. After he accuses Barbara of being the killer and trapping him in the room, an offended Barbara abandons Ryan to try and find an axe to break him out.
Meanwhile, Gus is still writing his poetry in his office, with scenes of his poetry-writing interspersed with Lindsay's attempts to hide in another office.
Miles continues his search for working internet, finding Adam in one of the offices - Adam has now changed into a MoCap suit in an attempt to blend in and has obtained some headphones in an attempt to 'make things less scary' by blocking out scary noises. Adam begins snarking about Miles' outfit, but it is brushed off as Miles remembers that Monty Oum has an emergency beacon hidden in his office to call the police - Miles decides to head there whilst Adam chooses to go to Motion Capture in hopes to blend in with the surroundings there.
== The Murder ==
"Six Little Roosters, some often streamed live,
One died to scale and then there were five."
* Victim: Gus Sorola
* Weapon: Pitchfork
As Gus is working in his office, there is a knock on the door of the office. Frustrated by the distraction, Gus goes to answer the door and finds himself face-to face with the killer wielding a pitchfork. Frozen with shock, Gus gets impaled by the killer and collapses to the floor with the pitchfork still in his stomach.
== Characters ==
* Barbara Dunkelman
* Adam Ellis
* Ryan Haywood
* Lindsay Jones
* Miles Luna
* Gus Sorola
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Ten Little Roosters/And Then There Were Four

And Then There Were Four is the sixth episode of Rooster Teeth's murder mystery series Ten Little Roosters, first released on the 9th of December 2014.
== Plot ==
The episode opens with a fake broadcast of 'The Know' created by Lindsay in a desperate attempt to get some outside attention of the situation - the broadcast also includes a recap of all of the previous murders. Midway through, Barbara wanders in to add that Ryan is still trapped in the underground chamber, leaving to go and find an axe to help him escape.
Ryan, meanwhile, is slowly running out of oxygen and is trying to distract himself from his imminent death - this includes talking to props as if they were real people, reenacting scenes from movies and talking to himself. As oxygen levels continue to diminish, he is shown going insane. Eventually he is found sprawled on the floor taking what seems to be his last breath. Ryan seemingly dies due to lack of oxygen and his portrait is shown on the wall however, seconds later, his portrait and the plaque falls off and shatters. This shattering sound is identical to that of glass shatter as he escapes from the hole by somehow breaking the glass himself.
Adam is shown to be trying to blend into the walls of the Motion Capture area, as Miles uses Monty's computer to try and find his emergency beacon.
== The Murder ==
"Five Little Roosters, one trapped in the floor,
One ran out of air and then there were four."
* Victim: Adam Ellis
* Weapon: Computer Mouse
Adam notices Miles in Monty's office and moves to grab his attention, but the killers appears behind him and begins strangling him with the cord of the computer mouse. Since Adam is wearing a MoCap suit at the time, the murder appears on Monty's computer and is noticed by Miles, but he interprets the movements as choreography for Red vs. Blue. As Adam dies, Miles grows disinterested as he assumes that Adam's body is Monty 'Just lying there' and he leaves the office, never noticing Adam's strangulation.
== Characters ==
* Barbara Dunkelman
* Adam Ellis
* Ryan Haywood
* Lindsay Jones
* Miles Luna
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Ten Little Roosters/And Then There Were Three

And Then There Were Three is the seventh episode of Rooster Teeth's murder mystery series Ten Little Roosters, first released on the 16th of December 2014.
== Plot ==
The episode opens with an 'In Memoriam' montage accompagnied by Barbara playing 'Taps' on her cats piano - the montage itself includes images of the murdered party guests drawn in the style of 'Animated Adventures'. As Barbara leaves, she accidentally triggers a tripwire which releases the puma from its cage.
The puma pursues all of the guests in turn, starting with Miles who hides behind a gate to escape the puma. Barbara is then chased by the puma but she is able to fend it off by playing her cat piano. Afterwards, the puma chases after Ryan and manages to back him into a wall. Seeing this, Lindsay says that she can speak 'Puma' and distracts it to let Ryan escape.
== The Murder ==
"Four Little Roosters still trying to flee,
One got what they wanted and then there were three."
* Victim: Lindsay Jones
* Murder Weapon: Puma
Lindsay is able to successfully distract the puma long enough to let Ryan escape, and she continues to talk to the puma as it approaches her. However, as it gets near she realises too late how big the puma is, and is promptly mauled to death.
== Characters ==
* Barbara Dunkelman
* Ryan Haywood
* Lindsay Jones
* Miles Luna
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Terra: The Nature of Our World

LifeOnTERRA (TERRA: The Nature of Our World), now in its tenth season, is the award-winning science and natural history podcast series that explores the natural connections that propel life on Earth. Overseen by graduate students in the MFA program in Science and Natural History Filmmaking at Montana State University, LifeOnTERRA distributes independently produced science, nature, cultural, and environmental films.
==Programming==
The content of these podcasts are contributed by numerous independent filmmakers, lending their talent and voices to issues concerning life here on planet earth. Our World. Your Stories.
The site provides a full archive of previous podcasts.
==Website==
LifeOnTERRA's (TERRA: The Nature of Our World's) website http://www.lifeonterra.com/ was launched in October 2006. This site features a new biweekly episode ready for viewing and downloading, along with its 8 seasons of documentary offerings. All videos are offered as QuickTime (.m4v).
The current website was launched in September 2013 and includes many features from the previous website, with a fresh new look. The website was designed and built by Jeff Reed.
Hosting for the Videos is provided by Vimeo.
==Awards and nominations==
As - TERRA: The Nature of Our World-www.lifeonterra.com is the winner of two 2013 WEBBY awards, the People's Voice Award and a WEBBY Award in the Green category. 
As - TERRA: The Nature of Our World—lifeonterra.com was a finalist at the 2008 Wildscreen Film Festival in Bristol in the "New Media" Category.
As - TERRA: The Nature of Our World—lifeonterra.com was a Finalist at the 2007 SxSW Interactive Festival in the Student Category.
As - TERRA: The Nature of Our World-lifeonterra.com won the 2007 Webby for Student Online Film and Video ².
As - TERRA: The Nature of Our World—lifeoneterra.com was a finalist at the 2007 Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival in the 'Best use of New Media Category'. ³.
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Shows airing on LifeOnTERRA have received many awards including Telly's, CINE's and numerous "Best of Festival" awards 1.
==Episodes==
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Seasons 1 - 10 of LifeOnTERRA (TERRA: The Nature of Our World)'''
at http://www.lifeonterra.com/
==External links==
* LifeOnTERRA Website
* Montana State University's MFA Program in Science & Natural History Filmmaking
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Terry Mixon

Terry Mixon (born November 2, 1964) is an American science fiction author. He is the author of the Empire of Bones and the Humanity Unlimited series, as well as other works, and short stories. His work has appeared in several anthologies.
Mixon served as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Army 101st Airborne Division. He also worked alongside the flight controllers at the NASA Johnson Space Center.
Mixon is a science fiction genre podcaster and co-host of the "Dead Robots Society" Podcast. He is a proponent of authors releasing their work independent of traditional publishers, and advocates for the 'indie' model of book distribution regularly on the Dead Robots Society podcast and in interviews.
In 2014, Mixon released the first book in the Empire of Bones series: Empire of Bones.
==Works==
===Empire of Bones Saga===
* Empire of Bones (2014) 
* Veil of Shadows (2014)
* Command Decisions' (2015)
* Ghosts of Empire (2015)
* Paying the Price (2016)
* Reconnaissance in Force (2016)
* Behind Enemy Lines (2017)
===The Humanity Unlimited Saga===
* Liberty Station (2015) 
* Freedom Express (2016)
===Fractured Republic Series===
* Storm Divers (2016)
===Contributor===
* "An Eye for an Eye" in Dirty Magick: Los Angeles, edited by Neal Pollack and Richard Rayner (2013)
* "Blood Debt", in Dirty Magick: New Orleans, edited by Charlie Brown (2015)
===Other Works by Terry Mixon===
* War Fish, (2013)
* The Man Who Stole History, (2013)
==References==
==External links==
*Official Site, run by the author
*Dead Robots Society podcast, cohosted by the author
*Terry Mixon on LibraryThing
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Test HelloInternet

Harmontown is an audio podcast by Dan Harmon, Starburns Audio. The first episode of Harmontown was released on Wed, 04 Jul 2012 08:20:03 +0000. Self destructive writer Dan Harmon claims he will one day found a colony of like-minded misfits. He’s appointed suit-clad gadabout Jeff Davis as his Comptroller and bearded dreamboat Spencer Crittenden as his Dungeon Master. It’s like a neurotic town hall meeting, often with alcohol and famous people.
===Episode List===
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The Audacity to Podcast

The Audacity to Podcast is a weekly in-depth podcast about podcasting. The show launched on June 17, 2010 and is hosted by podcasting-expert Daniel J. Lewis and contains podcasting tutorials, comparisons, news, reviews, and more to help people launch or improve their own podcasts.
In 2012, The Audacity to Podcast won the Podcast Award for #1 technology podcast. Since then, it has been a nominated finalist for numerous awards in the People's Choice Podcast Awards and The Academy of Podcasters Awards.
The Audacity to Podcast has been referenced as an authoritative podcasting resource in articles on Lifehacker, Buffer, and countless blogs and podcasts. It was also covered in Cincinnati-based news media in Lewis's association with International Podcast Day.
==References==
==External links==
* Official website
* The Audacity to Podcast audio edition in iTunes
* The Audacity to Podcast video edition in iTunes
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The Ben and Dave Show

The Ben and Dave Show is an interactive podcast and television series on the LGBT-themed here! television network. The podcast debuted online at heretv.com in October 2007. The televised version of the show premiered on here! on March 14, 2008. The podcast and the series are hosted by radio personality Ben Harvey and comedian Dave Rubin. The Ben and Dave Show features commentary from the pair on a variety of topics and interview segments.
Shortly after the television debut, The Ben and Dave Show podcasts disappeared from the here! website. Following the show's cancellation, Harvey and Rubin continued podcasting, under the new title The Six Pack.
==Critical response==
The Washington Blade praised the series, calling The Ben and Dave Show a "fun new release." Entertainment Weekly concurred, citing the show's "catty chat" and the solid pairing of Harvey and Rubin as reasons to watch. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette called the series "sort of like the old Howard Stern show on E!, but 2/3 less raunchy and 1/3 more gay."
==References==
==External links==
*The Ben and Dave Show at here!
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The Big Cock

The Big Cock is a character in Eleven Little Roosters. He is the head of the Rooster Corps, the world's leading organisation of assassins, formed after he shared the responsibility for a powerful superweapon, the Hammer of Cock, between the various organisations, to prevent them all from killing each other. He is constantly having to remind his agents that his name is in reference to a large rooster, not an actual cock. In Double Triple Cross, he met his end when Colonel Cockface handed him a pistol, telling him it was one of Annersby's two-way communicators, but as the Big Cock put it to his head, it was a real gun, and he accidentally shot himself in the head. He bled out after the Colonel told him of his real plan.
==Trivia==
* It's possible that the Big Cock is a reference to the character of Big Boss from the Metal Gear series.
* The Big Cock was originally going to be played by Gray Haddock, before taken by Matt Hullum.
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The Black Tapes

The Black Tapes is a fictional podcast created by Paul Bae and Terry Miles. It is hosted by Alex Reagan (voiced by Lori Henry), released as a spin-off of the fictional radio program Pacific Northwest Stories. The series is produced by Nic Silver (voiced by Terry Miles). Reagan narrates a nonfiction-styled fictional story over multiple episodes, using a format that has been compared to Serial. The story begins as a biography of paranormal investigator Dr. Richard Strand (voiced by Christian Sloan), an "evangelical skeptic" on a mission to debunk all claims of the supernatural. Reagan becomes interested in his collection of unsolved cases, which she begins calling his "Black Tapes," and the podcast evolves into an exploration of these cases, paranormal culture, and the mysterious life of Dr. Strand. 
Episodes vary in length, from thirty-five to fifty minutes. New episodes were originally available weekly, but partway through the first season the schedule was revised to every other week.
The podcast has received generally favorable reviews for its writing, production, and intricacy. The Guardian described the podcast as taking place in "a world where math, musical theory, obscure points of history, and science become either clues of a possible demonic invasion – or just random events linked only by an active imagination."
==See also==
* Tanis, a sister show to The Black Tapes in which Alex Reagan sometimes appears
== References ==
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The Bottom Line (radio programme)

The Bottom Line is a business discussion programme broadcast in the UK on BBC Radio 4 and the BBC News Channel, and internationally on the BBC World Service and BBC World News. It is a co-production between BBC News and The Open University.
==History==
The programme began in 2006 and is presented by the BBC's former Economics Editor and Today Programme presenter, Evan Davis. It is produced by the BBC's Radio Current Affairs department. As of September 2013 it runs 26 weeks of the year in three series, at 8.30 pm on Thursdays on Radio 4, with a repeat at 5.30 pm on Saturdays.
Starting in February 2009 the radio version of the programme was also broadcast on BBC World Service radio.
==Format==
The programme is a studio discussion which generally includes three or four business leaders or entrepreneurs talking about business issues in response to five or six topical questions put to the group by the presenter.
===Television===
Launched on 14 February 2009, a television recording of the show airs on Saturday and Sunday evenings at 9.30 pm on the BBC News Channel.
==See also==
* In Business, also on Radio 4
* Working Lunch, on BBC2
==External links==
* 
* Video clips at the Open University
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The Bowery Boys: New York City History

The Bowery Boys: New York City History is a travel and history podcast that was launched in June 2007 by Thomas Meyers and Gregory Young. Podcast episodes focus on the history of one person, place, or event in New York City history. As of January 2018, the Bowery Boys have produced 249 episodes.
==Name==
Meyers and Young named their show for the notorious 19th-century gang the Bowery Boys, although on an interview with Brian Lehrer on November 2010, they also mention the comedic Hollywood acting troupe The Bowery Boys.Interview with Brian Lehrer on BrianLehrer.TV, November 8, 2010
==Format==
Most Bowery Boys episodes frequently take the form of a conversation between the two hosts and are often centered on a particular place or person. For instance, their 50th episode concerns the history of Collect Pond, while their 100th episodes regards the life of Robert Moses. They are also known for their annual Halloween episode, which usually focuses on New York City ghost stories, sometimes dating as far back as the 17th century. There are also shorter episodes featuring Young alone, expounding on smaller topics.
==Recognition==
The Bowery Boys: New York City History was awarded the Guides Association of New York City ("GANYC") 2014 Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Radio Program/Podcasts".
The podcast was nominated for best travel podcast in the 2009 and 2011 Podcast Awards. The UK Daily Telegraph named the program among its list of best travel podcasts in 2009. NPR also featured the pair on their "Morning Edition" program in 2013."Bowery Boys' Are Amateur But Beloved New York Historians" NPR Last modified 08/08/2013 11:15:03. (accessed 8/8/2013).
Meyers and Young have also hosted events with the Municipal Art Society and LitCrawl New York. Their new book Adventures In Old New York was released in June 2016.http://www.timeout.com/newyork/blog/the-bowery-boys-new-historical-guidebook-comes-out-this-week-061516
==References==
== External links ==
* 
Bowery Boys: New York City History
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