Paul G Newton on Everything

Today we dive deep into the extraordinary journey of Terry Tucker and his battle with a rare form of cancer, Acral Lentiginous Melanoma. Join us as we explore Terry's incredible story of reinvention and resilience in the face of adversity, his 4 Truths, and the ten principles from his book, Sustainable Excellence. Get ready to be inspired, learn how to harness your inner strength, and discover the keys to leading an uncommon and extraordinary life.

If you're worried about protecting your corporate secrets and keeping your data safe from hackers, you won't want to miss this podcast episode. We dive deep into the world of corporate espionage and insider threats, discussing everything from cybersecurity best practices to phishing and digital transparency.We even share some fascinating stories, including one about how Steve Jobs and Apple dealt with a major data breach. And don't worry if you're not a tech expert - we break down complex topics like IP addresses and email security in a way that's easy to understand. In this podcast episode, the world of corporate espionage and cybersecurity with expert insights from a former corporate spy. Learn about the latest tactics used by hackers, insider threats, and how to implement best practices for email and digital security. We also discuss the infamous case of Steve Jobs and Apple's battle against IP theft, as well as the importance of digital transparency in today's business landscape. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion on the critical importance of protecting your organization's data and assets from those who seek to exploit them

Embracing Diversity: Insights from a Mother-Daughter Duo

In 2018, chancellor Kate Jackson boarded a plane to China, ready for a new adventure in a foreign land. But his journey would lead to his imprisonment in a Chinese jail for 14 days locked up in a cell with no freedom or escape. He was forced to confront the reality of a situation and the choices that led him there. Through his experience, the chancellor gained a new perspective on life and the world around him. He returned to his writing to process and share his story, and through this, he's inspiring others to live their lives to the fullest and make the most of every opportunity. His work serves as a reminder of the fragility and freedom.

As a brain coach, ST Rappaport offers a unique perspective on unlocking one's true potential. Growing up, ST struggled with reading, despite countless hours with tutors. But with the discovery of the Feuerstein Method, a series of certifications aimed at improving thinking skills, ST was able to impact all aspects of his life profoundly. The improvement in his cognitive functions boosted his confidence and success in business and saved him 10+ hours each week. But what exactly are cognitive functions and the process of thinking? How does improving their lead to a better life? And what is the Feuerstein Method? These are just a few questions ST is prepared to delve into. Join us as we explore the power of unlocking one's true potential and the unconventional ways to become more efficient and effective. The possibilities are endless, and the journey toward a better you could begin now.

Today, we have Kevin Carrier, a struggling stand-up comedian who works his butt off every night to make people laugh and think. He's been kicked off stages, heckled by drunk uncles, and even got chased out of a strip club once, but that doesn't stop him from making people laugh. He's a true comedy warrior; we'll find out how he does it. Join us as we dive into the funny and sometimes painful world of stand-up comedy with Kevin Carrier and discover how he makes the audience laugh and think simultaneously. This will be one wild and irreverent ride, so hold tight, folks!

Things I Want To Know", where we unravel the mysteries of the unknown and seek answers to the questions that have eluded us for far too long. Today, we delve into the dark world of chronic pain and the search for a cure. Our guest, Dr. Mitchell Yass, DPT, claims to have uncovered a solution to this debilitating condition affecting millions worldwide. But is he truly the expert he claims to be? Join us as we explore the depths of the unknown, uncover the truth about chronic pain, and discover whether Dr. Yass has found the answers we seek or if the mystery remains unsolved."According to Dr. Yass, chronic pain from the late 1980s to now is simply the advent of technology and automation. People do less physically because machines and automation do it for them. They are also connected to technology in a way they have never been. They stare at screens all day altering the optimal posture that allows for function without symptoms. Straining and overuse are the key to why there is a chronic pain epidemic.Reach Dr. Yass or read his books at any of the links below.Email: drmitch@mitchellyass.comWebsite: www.livewithoutpains.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrMitchellYassFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheYassMethodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/live_without_pains/

Alcohol's been around for centuries and has been used to help boost confidence, ease anxiety and make exciting memories or lack of remembering. So what does it take to make it way more complicated than the kids you see in various places to buy? Today, we're going to ask questions about everything alcohol will choose.Today, we're going to be talking with Megan Campbell. She's opening her very own alcohol distillery and is knowledgeable of the history, culture, and brewing of spirits.

Musician, author, and music therapist. Author of 'Guitar Music for the Mid-Life Crisis (Music: Why We Listen, Why We Play) and 'The Dancing Beast,' a novel set in the 16th Cent. England with parallels to our time.the Certification Board for Music Therapists https://www.cbmt.org/There's a button at the top right, "Find a therapist" Guitar Music for the Mid-Life Crisis (Music: Why We Listen, Why We Play) by John FoleyAvailable from Amazon, et al. https://www.amazon.com/Guitar-Music-Mid-Life-Crisis-Listen/dp/1478736054The Dancing Beast: a novel https://www.amazon.com/Dancing-Beast-John-Foley/dp/B08HG7TRB2Website: The Dancing Beast Book https://thedancingbeastbook.com/Video trailer for The Dancing Beast with period art and original musichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQrrwbYNNogThe Dancing Beast Main Theme "Epic" Versionhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tsPocJM-yMBonus Track: Pleasantly Irrelevant (the Boomers' Lament)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKGN5BCRItQ

Have you ever watched a live performance and wondered what all goes into being on stage? Are the performers and singers slaves to their craft? Can just anyone with a good voice be able to be in an opera, or must you be skilled in high Octa notes? Today we talk with Christen Horne; She may be able to answer these questions and much more.

Have you ever wanted to sit in front of an attorney and ask questions? Have you ever wanted to learn what to do in court, what not to do in court, and what the law states, even though sometimes it's very unfair? Today our guest is Nancy Perpall; she's going to be able to answer some of those exact questions.Nancy PerpallNurse Attorney WriterFind her book here: Author WebsiteKeep up with Nancy on her BlogConnect with Nancy on Facebook or LinkedinCheck out Paul's work hereAndrea and I need your help! Wherever you get your podcasts, go and rate our show with five stars and leave a review! It helps us reach more peopleHelp us out with a five-star rating on whatever platform you're listening to us on. Support the showWant to host a Podcast? Buzzsprout can help! Use this link to Find out More.Check out Paul's Website

Crime is a real thing. Murder is rare, but it does happen. In contrast, not all of us will experience something this terrible. What if the murdered or worse, the murderers never leave even though they are dead? What do we do when we find our present haunted by the past? What do we do when it's supposedly not all in our heads but real? Are these things, are these beings, even real? Are they crying out for help, or are they looking for their next victim? Our guest today is Randy Overbeck, a researcher, and author of literally Haunting True Crimes and the Disarray left behind.randyoverbeck@authorrandyoverbeck.comAuthor of the Haunted Shores Mysteries#1 BLOOD ON THE CHESAPEAKE #1 Amazon and B & N Bestseller—"A Master Storyteller"—"Kept me turning pages until the totally surprising conclusion."# 2 CRIMSON AT CAPE MAY #2 Amazon Bestseller—"Rollicking good"—"I loved everything about this book."# 3 SCARLET AT CRYSTAL RIVER—"A Bestseller in the making. Highly recommended 5+ Stars”—"A fast-paced, suspenseful read to keep readers on the edge of their seats."

The Lost Continent. The Lost People. Where did they go? What happened to them? Does it really exist? Or was Plato high on drugs?David Edward knows Atlantis's location and has proven it in his book Atlantis Solved: The Final Definitive Proof. A former US Military Special Agent, he is a fun and energetic interview who also brings facts and logic to what is often a fringe topic. He has published over 40 books, about evenly split between historical fiction and non-fiction, including the best-selling thriller Panama Red, the first book in a series that has sold over 100,000 copies. He holds four graduate degrees, including a doctorate in engineering, and he hosts a weekly podcast on the writing industry that often receives as many as 30,000 views per episode.David's Websiteshttps://frequency99.com/https://www.amazon.com/David-Edward/e/B08WM1RW64/ref=aufs_dp_fta_dskhttps://www.coasttocoastam.com/guest/david-edward/David's Facebook URLhttps://www.facebook.com/david.edward.authorDavid's YouTube URLhttps://www.youtube.com/@ahistoryofAndrea and I need your help! Wherever you get your podcasts, go and rate our show with five stars and leave a review! It helps us reach more peopleHelp us out with a five-star rating on whatever platform you're listening to us on. Support the showWant to host a Podcast? Buzzsprout can help! Use this link to Find out More.Check out Paul's Website

Fido, mittens, you know who I'm talking The precious animals who share the space in your home, you come home to after a hard day's work, and they're there to greet you. As long as it's a cat, they don't care. But the dogs love you. At least, I think so. But when they're gone, what happens to them?Today's podcast is about Rob Gutro, Author/Pet Medium/Paranormal Investigator, one of the world's leaders in pet mediumship.

Afghanistan, 7,500 miles away from Arkansas, Afghanistan has been conquered and reconquered over the millennia only to return to its natural state. Religion, orthodoxy, and corruption run wild. Yet, these people live there every day, commuting to work in big cities and sometimes on foot. Are their lives that much different?Can they call themselves a different type of human being, or are they just like us? Do they live their life just like we do, with the same complications? Richard Walton is a world traveler. And has been there many times and negotiated with the good, the bad, and the ugly to help people who need it.Richard Walton is a civilian contractor who worked in Afghanistan to rebuild the country to help educate the people and make a little coin. His story and some answers to our questions in this podcast.Buy and Read Mr. Rich's book Here.Get it from Amazon

One of the essential things in American life and any life on planet earth. What threatens it? What causes turmoil, and what happens more specifically to the children? When the parents or the adults make the most significant mistakes or have circumstances out of their control, they drive them to an unthinkable answer. Dr. John DeGarmo, the Foster Care Institute, will walk us through the questions about adoption, foster care, human trafficking, and what we need to do to protect the family.Dr. Johns WebsiteCheck out his book Here.Things I Want To Know WebsiteEmail Paul & Andrea at paulg@paulgnewton.comAndrea and I need your help! Wherever you get your podcasts, go and rate our show with five stars and leave a review! It helps us reach more peopleHelp us out with a five-star rating on whatever platform you're listening to us on. Support the showWant to host a Podcast? Buzzsprout can help! Use this link to Find out More.Check out Paul's Website

In the 1930s, there was Bonnie Parker, Al Capone, Dillinger, and Baby Face Nelson. But one character from the South has garnered the attention of a filmmaker and a storyteller, and many more people who are interested in this true crime tale. Today we have questions about the 1930s killer Helen Spence.We're joined by our esteemed Denise Parkinson. Who is from South Arkansas and has created quite a bit of content about it.Daughter of the White River Depression Era. Treachery and Vengeance in the Arkansas Delta.Visit Denise Parkinsons SiteS. J. Tucker Official: Audiobook Trailer, Daughter of the White RiverDaughter of the White River, a documentary film projectSee Paul's Photography and FilmsAndrea and I need your help! Wherever you get your podcasts, go and rate our show with five stars and leave a review! It helps us reach more peopleHelp us out with a five-star rating on whatever platform you're listening to us on. Support the showWant to host a Podcast? Buzzsprout can help! Use this link to Find out More.Check out Paul's Website

Mysticism, other worlds, the planes of existence. Most of us know only one existence, and that's what's in front of us and what has happened. But are there more? Do we need to understand these things? Are they important? Are they even real today? We talked to Dale Alan Rouse, who is a master shaman.https://daleallenrowse.com/Email us @ paulg@paulgnewton.comCheck out Paul's photography and videos!Andrea and I need your help! Wherever you get your podcasts, go and rate our show with five stars and leave a review! It helps us reach more peopleHelp us out with a five-star rating on whatever platform you're listening to us on. Support the show

We've all seen it on tv. We've all seen it in the movies we've watched as the detectives go and find the bad guy, and they do it in less than 45 minutes. On top of that, we've all seen how cooperative everyone is and how easy it is to put someone in jail. But is it really, is that the way it works or is that just bullshit?Today we have Vic Ferrari, a 20-year veteran of the new york City Police Department, as a detective who has seen everything from car thefts to murder and anything in between.Buy Vic's Books HereVic on Twitter @VicFerrari50Check out Paul's Photography and VideosContact Paul paulg@paulgnewton.com

What makes a killer? Is it nature or nurture? Not until Jack The Ripper and HH Holmes did the public even recognize the proclivity to kill in mass. We know it must have been a psychological need to kill throughout history but only in modern times has the human race begun to study and tear apart psychology. Our questions today are: does culture and nurture change how people kill and more? Linda Sage is an expert on the psychology of serial killers and joins us today.

So we are talking with the author of several N.Y.C. crime novels, a forty-year veteran of the N.Y.C. police department, and M.T.A. Mr. Robert Jestic.We talk about how crime prevention improved over the past forty years and some techniques implemented to get control of the most heinous and disturbing decades for N.Y.C.Visit Robert's site and learn more about his fantastic career and life @http://robertbryanauthor.com/Robert's books can be found on Amazon.com at his author page.Robert Bryan Author on AmazonSupport the show

Anxiety. We all have experienced it. Most people endure this emotion easily. Starting a new job, moving to a new city. The speed dating we signed up for, or the pressures of starting a family. We ask ourselves what will happen and worry about outcomes because the future is indeterminate and can change on a whim because of seemingly innocent and benign events. But for some of us, anxiety is a dark emotionless beast that looms around the corner, waiting to tear us apart. His pervasiveness and tenacity are never-ending, screaming the worst-case scenarios at us and never letting a positive thought boil to the [00:01:00] surface. For those who have never experienced an attack of anxiety, this punishing will never know the debilitating and debilitating effect that it has on life today.

Humans collect all sorts of interesting things. Some love to decorate their houses and homes with dairy cows, green frogs, and Marvel characters. All these things are considered normal and benign, for the most part. Some of us, however, enjoy collecting more obscure items. Items that may be considered taboo to many. Or even morose and possibly diabolical and malignant. True crime authors and amateur sleuths consider these items ubiquitous with sinister meaning and serial killers, yet that is only the few and not the majority of the reasons behind the drive to gather and display these more macabre and eclectic items. Do they represent the obsession with death, or could they be more about celebrating life? In this episode of Things I want to Know we delve deep into the world of the eccentric and the strange as we ask the questions everyone wants to know.Rocky can be found at her website www.darkerartsstudio.comand she hosts a podcast The Macabre World: Darker Arts Radio HourSupport the show

Everyone has wished for something. From a new puppy as a pre-teen to fulfilling the lifelong dream of meeting the right person or hitting the lottery. Some of us pray, some of us work hard, and some of us just sit back, eat Cheetos, and wish. You know who you are. But there are some people that take matters into their own hands and look to get ahead and win using anything they can. Not all are nefarious; in fact, the ones we see on TV are as far away from the real thing as anyone could get. Most quietly practice their ancient and sometimes more modern art in the solace of their home, never bragging. Much is unknown in popular culture and modern lore about what and how a real WITCH practices this ancient art. So tonight, we are asking those questions and more…

Are ghosts real? Are spirits Real? The only way we can find the unfettered truth is to die. The question remains, can we still communicate with the living once we perish? For centuries human beings have conjured the dead, or have they? Atheists and science say no. Religion and the spiritual say yes. Will you ever know? Can we ever prove it? Daniel Jackson, our guest tonight, author of The New Beginning My awakening as a spirit Medium, is our guest today. His goal is to help people find a better version of themselves. We will discover How he does do this? How does he talk to archangels and the dead? How does one become a medium?

There have always been taboo subjects that no one wants to talk about in public. In the modern age, many of these once taboo subjects are now out in the open. The free discourse of thought is something that our modern minds have become used to. Yet there is one subject that no one wants to talk about. The one thing that is responsible for more deaths every year than automobile accidents, War, and Natural disasters combined. Easily preventable and often the last thing on anyone's mind. The questions I have is this: Why is it not talked about, why are they overwhelmingly male, and why are we not paying closer attention? Today Andrea and I are joined by Frank King, , a former writer on The Tonight Show for 20 years, a Corporate Comedian, syndicated humor columnist, and podcast personality, who was featured on CNN's Business Unusual. He is Suicide Prevention and Postvention Public Speaker and TrainerDepression and suicide run his family. He's thought about killing himself more times than he can count. He's fought a lifetime battle with depression, and thoughts of ending his life, turning that long dark journey of the soul into a TED Talk, "A Matter of Laugh or Death," www.FrankTEDTalk.com and sharing his lifesaving insights on Mental and Emotional Health Awareness, with corporation, association, youth (middle school and high school), and college audiences www.TheSuicidePreventionSpeaker.com As an Inspirational and Motivational Public Speaker and Trainer he uses the life lessons from the above, as well as lessons learned as a rather active consumer of healthcare, both mental and physical, to start the conversation giving people who battle Mental and Emotional Illness permission to give voice to their feelings and experiences surrounding depression and suicide, and to create a common pool of knowledge in which those who suffer, and those who care about them, can swim.

Paul and Andrea have an interesting topic for everyone this week. So, hold on to your butts. Jeremy Pauley, a self-proclaimed “Collector of Oddities,” thought purchasing human remains through Facebook would be a great idea. Pennsylvania authorities, needless to say, aren't too keen on this and arrested Pauley. Upon investigating, Pennsylvania police - with help from the F.B.I. – discovered that multiple buckets of human organs, skin, and bones came from Little Rock, Arkansas. The question we raise is Why? These parts belonged to someone. How can you even mail human remains?

This engaging interview with Dr. Jeff Zweerink, Ph.D. in Astrophysics, talks about why science and Faith can co-exist. He affirms a belief in the possibility of Alien life, and we speak about the marvel of the James Webb Space Telescope. Dr. Zweerink is the author of Escaping the Beginning, Is There Life Out There,and Who's Afraid of the Multiverse and a project scientist at UCLA.

In two thousand fourteen, two young women decided to give a sacrifice of a close friend to the entity known as slender-man. This fictional character appeared on the creepypasta website in 2009 for a photoshop contest. Slender-man is depicted as a faceless man with unnaturally long arms standing between six and fifteen feet tall. Many tales following the posting of the picture to creepypasta have created backstories that turn into evil or designed to bring hope to those who feel isolated. While most of us recognize these tales of the slender man are nothing more than fiction intended to entice our imaginations. These two pre-teen girls believed that slender man was real.Anissa and her best friend Morgan lured Payton, otherwise known as Bella by those who know her, to an isolated park in Waukesha, Wisconsin and stabbed her 19 times, leaving her for dead. All to appease the Slender-man.Morgan was sentenced to forty years in a mental hospital after being diagnosed with schizophrenia and delusions. Her accomplice Anissa was recently released in twenty-twenty one with an ankle monitor and an order to never have contact with Bella or her family until twenty-thirty-nine.The question that seems most important in my mind is why no one saw signs of these two young women and the obsession with, and what might be considered religious theology, this fictional character - the Slender-Man.

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Good and bad news abounds in the last installment of Paul G Newton on Everything

When making a film, have a plan. Using the Heros Journey is a great place to start.

AMC Theaters are giving away a free month of their program that lets you see three movies a week called "A" list, so I binged a couple of new releases. Because this is a podcast about everything, this week, I review a great double feature review of Terminator, Dark Fate, and the hit movie Joker

One of your most asked questions is how do I make the story my own. Let me get this through your head; It Was Always Your Story.

@Garyvee on Twitter is the owner of Vayner Media, who started a controversial firestorm when he said that Creatives should work for free. Many retaliated on Twitter, and many agreed with him. I break down just exactly how it should work.

Making a film? Getting a crew of folks to help you will always make it better.

A successful table read will make your screenplay better than it was before and your actors better too.

You don't need the newest and greatest camera gear to make a great film. This episode explains what things have the most impact on your movie.

Acting is more than reading the lines on a page. Make sure that you know your character and listen to the other actors. Read the article by Marcus Geduld, https://www.huffpost.com/entry/what-are-some-of-the-tell_b_1579801 Get the Constantin Stanislavski book about building character https://www.amazon.com/Character-Bloomsbury-Revelations-Constantin-Stanislavski-dp-1780935676/dp/1780935676/ref=mt_paperback?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=1556657228

Making your film is not a singular effort. Everyone around you knows what makes a movie great. Make sure you listen to them.

The real reason Hollywood makes the movies they do.

Wait, what?! Yes, if you are an actor, director, cinematographer or anyone that wants to work on a Movie or Television, you need to count your blessings that you get to work, even if it's for free. We all need to make our reels as current as we can and that means we have to work for free to get that paid gig we are working for. Plus, you never know when that director's stuff is going to hit or who he’s trying to sell it to. Spielberg or Tom Hanks may get to see your talent sending your career into the stratosphere. Or, you can not do it and guarantee they will never get to see you shine.

Monologues are a staple of every new actors tool kit. The best way to nail that audition is to get it as close to who you are as possible when you are just beginning your career. I go over why this is the best tactic to use when starting out, but that's not the only thing you need to know. Looking behind the curtain and realizing that there are other things going on than just you reading the sides and how those are just as important to winning that role as are your acting chops.

The Sony A7III works better than I ever thought, Details on Raptor photography and a comparison between the Sony a77 and the a7III; just how much better is this camera? Plus a bonus screenwriting tips and tricks with an example of dialogue from CBS's TV reboot, Magnum P.I.

I do a mini review of Captain Marvel and explore exactly why your script needs to be torn apart and chewed to pieces in order to be half way good.

The Dark Night of the Soul is an integral part of any good story. To write a good story the Dark Night of the Soul isn't just a device used by a character to get where they are going, it is the reason they get there. This episode of the podcast is to help anyone understand just one of the many devices that are necessary to create a good screenplay, book or any story.

Paul G Newton's thoughts on Thor: Ragnarok, The Punisher and what happened to real movies? How far can the footage from a Sony A7III be pushed? Can an actor choose the way the character is portrayed?