Made by Mortals set to release interactive podcast with Armed Forces veterans Date published: 01 June 2021
The Armchair Adventures podcast was launched by the Audenshaw-based not-for-profit organisation during lockdown and has now had 20,000 listens
Music theatre organisation Made by Mortals are set to release the latest episode of their interactive adventure podcast for primary school children on June 10, created with the help of a group of armed forces veterans.
And in addition to this, the eighth and last episode of the first Armchair Adventures series is being celebrated with a huge live online show for primary schools across the North West.
A wild first series in 1888, Part 2 By JohnW53 on May 14, 2021, 3:49am CDT +
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The Cubs, then known as the White Stockings, had won on Opening Day, Friday, April 21, thanks to Jimmy Ryan s walk-off hit in the bottom of the ninth.
Although the game was played at Seventh Street Park in Indianapolis, the Hoosiers had batted last, having won the coin flip held before each game and choosing to bat first.
The dramatic victory had featured a fifth-inning brawl in which, as the Chicago Tribune put it, [Whites catcher Dell] Darling scored a single with his right duke on [Indianapolis center fielder] Paul Hines neck and [Hoosiers first baseman Dude] Esterbrook got in his right for three singles on [Whites left fielder Marty] Sullivan s face.
Most people regard Indianapolis as a stereotypical friendly Midwestern city.
It boasts Indiana's state capitol building, the headquarters of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the.
This article contains references to rape and sexual abuse.
Incidents of sexual assault have one crucial thing in common - education, or a lack of it.
That’s according to Chanel Contos, whose calls for a more comprehensive sex-ed curriculum have echoed across Australia in recent weeks.
The 22-year-old activist, who over the last three weeks has shared thousands of accounts of sexual assault and rape in Australian schools, says enthusiastic consent, slut-shaming and sexual coercion are among the key topics not being adequately taught to young Australian students.
“It shows that this problem goes across all of society into every institution, and it also shows that schools have a common denominator here and they can be the catalyst for change, Ms Contos told SBS News from London.