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Game Corridor

Zilo The Fox

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Welcome to Game corridor, where I bring random people in for reviewing random games that they have never played! Join the fun! My email is aydin.stevenson@hotmail.com
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Welcome to The Corridor I Adore! My name is Christina and I’m a real estate agent who serves PG County’s Route 1 Corridor in MD. I love my community and want everyone to be as excited about it as I am! Join my podcast for real-time real estate updates, and advice, along with profiles of neighborhood change makers who all live and work along this vibrant, bustling corridor. You’ll quickly see why PG County’s Route 1 is “The Corridor I Adore!™️” Find me at: Christina Cachie Realtor, Go Brent w ...
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Welcome to Committee Corridor, the weekly podcast that brings together Members of Parliament from the different select committees in the House of Commons to interview experts and discuss the most pressing political, social and economic matters facing the UK today. Join our hosts Caroline Nokes (Chair, Women and Equalities Committee) and Catherine McKinnell (Chair, Petitions Committee) as they delve into matters of equality and democracy, in the latest batch of episodes leading up to summer 2023.
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The Nectar Corridor

Whetstone Radio Collective

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The Nectar Corridor explores the incredible world of mezcal, the most emblematic and diverse spirit of Mexico. Oaxaca-based host Niki Nakazawa takes us on an intimate journey through agave (known as maguey) fields, distilleries and the history of mezcal with the folks who live and breathe the spirit. The Nectar Corridor is part of Whetstone Radio Collective. Whetstone Radio Collective creates storytelling dedicated to food origins and culture, with original content centering the perspectives ...
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So, a bit has happened around Portland in the last week. The city landed a WNBA team, the Portland Diamond Project dangled its latest carrot and the Blazers announced they’ll be broadcasting their games over the air. Justin Myers and I got together to talk about it all in our latest Traffic Report. Then, it’s on to UCLA — a program that Myers says,…
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Really fun Traffic Report out today. I spent 40 minutes with UO broadcaster Jerry Allen inside the Hatfield Dowlin-Complex, diving into what this week’s game against Oregon State means, why he initially hated his “Kenny Wheaton is going to score” call and that time he got mad at Mike Jorgensen for hiding under a table. For more, listen to this podc…
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/The Boys watch the Minecraft Movie Trailer for the first time, discuss VFX industry / education, and video games. This episode was recorded LIVE, exclusively for our website sub…
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In this week’s episode of The I-5 Corridor’s Traffic Report, Tyson and Shane recap Oregon’s opening weekend against Idaho, take a look ahead to Boise State and wonder what exactly happened to DJU down in Tallahassee. Then, it’s the Shane Hoffmann exit interview. Tyson grills Shane on his favorite stories, interviews, places to eat and moments in Or…
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/The Gang talks about our technological future, Ai LLMs that are helping us learn code, our upcoming Grand Canyon video and more! This episode was recorded LIVE, exclusively for …
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/Jallen, Dean, and Matt Deep Dive into why Furiosa looks so much different than Fury Road, and other movie sequels and spin-offs. This episode was recorded LIVE, exclusively for …
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Andrew Greif saw Raygun happen in person. That should be good enough on its own to carry this week’s podcast, but our longtime friend of the pod stops by to share some of his other favorite moments from covering the last two weeks in Paris. Greif breaks down Cole Hocker’s win in the 1500m, Noah Lyles’ gold and silver medals and, yes, what exactly h…
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/Niko lets loose with the Crew about YouTube Drama, Mob Justice, Corporate Greed, and What it's like being a Founder of a Youtube company. This episode was recorded LIVE, exclusi…
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In this week’s Traffic Report, Shane Hoffmann returns to the podcast desk to talk with Tyson Alger about Cole Hocker’s run to Gold, why he thinks college football’s regular season means more in the 12-team playoff and…his upcoming move to California. In more important news, Tyson gives his review of Twisters. For more, listen to this podcast in the…
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/Wren breaks down his process and the amazing discoveries and research he had to go through when researching his recent Glass Moon video and Reveals his next VFX Artist Reveals V…
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Justin Myers fills in for Shane Hoffmann in this week’s Traffic Report as he and Tyson Alger discuss the opening of football training camps across the state. The two talk about Myers’ time at Big Ten Media Days in Indianapolis and then reflect on the first week of the Olympics. For more, listen to this podcast in the player above or find us over on…
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Our videos are made possible by Members of CorridorDigital, our Exclusive Streaming Service! Try a membership yourself with a 14-Day Free Trial ► http://corridordigital.com/The Corridor Cast Podcast is BACK! Niko, Wren, Nick, and Christian sit down to discuss the state of Corridor, why we paused the podcast for so long, and big Corridor updates! Th…
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The mic still works. Shane is back from Canada and the Olympic Peninsula. Tyson has finally recovered from his Africa jet lag. And after a couple of weeks away, the pair met up at The I-5 Corridor’s St. Johns’ office and shared stories of their travels for the masses (dozens) to hear. They also had plenty of sports to catch up on, like the NBA Fina…
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PORTLAND(ish) — We have some important news to break here on The I-5 Corridor: According to sources, Andrew Greif is “questionable” for the Media 400 on Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic. For longtime I-5 subscribers, you may remember the time Andrew and I decided to dust off the spikes to dash around Hayward Field at the 2022 Pre-Classic. Well, …
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This week’s Traffic Report has a little bit of something for everyone. We begin in the parking lot of the Timbers training facility out in Beaverton, where Tyson and Shane braved the elements to learn that Phil Neville is getting tired of the compliments. Then we talk the end of spring football, NBA Playoffs, What We Ate and Fallout before Brian To…
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Bill Oram had a take. The sports columnist of The Oregonian/OregonLive went to Reser Stadium on Saturday for Oregon State’s spring game, wasn’t impressed and wrote about it. If a spring football game exists only to get players live reps and to give coaches fresh film to obsess over until August, then Oregon State knocked it out of the park on Satur…
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We got a two-part Traffic Report this week. First, Shane Hoffmann and I begin with the Oregon State women’s hoops situation, then we check in after Timbers training before discussing what will undoubtedly be the story of the summer: The Big I-5 Corridor race. Then, Taylor W. Anderson of Building Salt Lake joins the show to explain why Salt Lake Cit…
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It’s March 20, and in this episode we’re previewing Oregon’s first-round opponent in the NCAA Tournament. Just like we all expected, right? OK, so before diving into the brackets for the Oregon men and the Oregon State women, Tyson and Shane take a moment to try and figure out how, exactly, we ended up in the most unexpectedly-expected place yet. T…
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Happy Friday all, Got a new Traffic Report today from Shane Hoffmann and myself that we recorded yesterday afternoon for you all. We start with the thrilling state hoops tournament down the street at the Chiles Center, we detour through the wreckage of the Oregon women’s basketball season, then we end up with some Dune 2 talk. We also start getting…
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We’ve been putting some mileage on the cars lately. Between trips to Eugene, Corvallis and out to Beaverton, The I-5 Corridor 2.0 has been doing its part in burning precious fossil fuel to bring you, in our biased opinion, some of the best sports coverage in the Northwest. Not all Substack writers are heroes. And really, we don’t need more applause…
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It’s a monster weekend for basketball in Corvallis with two top-25 games on the women’s side and one pivotal showdown between the Ducks and Beavers with the men. The I-5 Corridor will be at Gill Coliseum for coverage on Friday and Saturday, but first Tyson and Shane had to sit down and discuss the important things, like which program we’re going to…
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Happy signing day, for those who celebrate. Yes, the Ducks got another 5-star (Idaho WR Gatlin Bair, whose arrival to Eugene will be delayed by two years with a church mission) and yes, it’s still an important time for teams across the country as they put their final touches on their rosters before spring practice. But ever since the early signing …
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Don’t expect Dana Altman to send Wayne Tinkle a Christmas card any time soon. After Oregon State’s upset of Arizona Thursday night, the Oregon State coach sent the Wildcats to Eugene as a team hellbent on making up for a rare loss. And boy did the Wildcats take it out on the Ducks. Is it time to start worrying about an Oregon men’s team that’s now …
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A horror story set in Eldritch University, where Amelia, a student with a penchant for the macabre, uncovers a dark history of forbidden rituals and experiments. Trapped in her dorm room by an unseen entity, she discovers a hidden passage that leads her to a vast chamber containing a pulsating orb and a cloaked figure with menacing red eyes. Amelia…
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The story is set in New York City, and the store is located on a grimy street. The store is described as being filled with dust and cobwebs, and the objects on the shelves are said to be both wondrous and unsettling. The cloaked figure is never identified, but it is implied to be something evil. The mirror is the main source of horror in the story,…
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Sarah, haunted by the lullaby of the killer who took her friend Emily, delves into Emily's past, suspecting the reclusive artist Alistair. Venturing into his studio filled with eerie sculptures, she confronts him, demanding to know where Emily is hidden. Alistair reveals he embodies the park's darkness, but a child's laughter distracts him, giving …
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Sarah, haunted by the lullaby of the killer who took her friend Emily, delves into Emily's past, suspecting the reclusive artist Alistair. Venturing into his studio filled with eerie sculptures, she confronts him, demanding to know where Emily is hidden. Alistair reveals he embodies the park's darkness, but a child's laughter distracts him, giving …
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Sarah, haunted by the lullaby of the killer who took her friend Emily, delves into Emily's past, suspecting the reclusive artist Alistair. Venturing into his studio filled with eerie sculptures, she confronts him, demanding to know where Emily is hidden. Alistair reveals he embodies the park's darkness, but a child's laughter distracts him, giving …
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Sarah returns to the park where her friend Emily was murdered a year ago, determined to prove the killer still lurks. Haunted by whispers and a chilling lullaby, she confronts her fear in the hollow of an old oak tree, Emily's secret haven. But the figure she seeks is more than a childish figment, and Sarah becomes its new target, forever bound to …
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In a decaying forest, a rusty shack conceals a gruesome scene. A shadowy figure, haunted by a skull on the wall, devours rats for sustenance. A lost man stumbles upon the cabin seeking refuge, only to meet a brutal end under the grinning gaze of the skull and the figure's insatiable hunger. The rain and shadows become accomplices to the carnage, wh…
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The good news: we’ve had sightings of that blue stuff up in the sky the last few days. The bad news: the temperature of the Oregon men’s basketball team has seemingly swung in the opposite direction. Tyson and Shane check in after UO’s 0-2 road trip through the mountain schools, preview this weekend’s series against the Arizona schools, discuss Tys…
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