Podcasts about 'extra'

Hi my name is Ryan and welcome to the show! This Amazing Life encourages and inspires YOU, the listener, to take action so that you can live your own AMAZING LIFE! Every week, I offer a new “Intention of the Week!” A tool, a mantra, or a guideline for you to use throughout your week on your own path to success. This week's Intention of the Week is: "The Difference Between 'Ordinary' and 'Extraordinary' Is A Little 'Extra'!" What does the word "extraordinary" mean to you? Can you think of a few examples of something you've experienced in your life that merits such a high amount of praise? Do you know or have you known anyone in your life that had such a positive impact on you that it's carried over into the future? Or have you ever been to a restaurant or event and noticed some attention to detail that took your experience from pleasant to truly memorable? To me, the word makes me think of a place with some kind of a "wow factor," or someone who goes just a little bit more out of their way to have a positive impact. Mostly, what I think about is how someone or something makes me feel. By elevating my life and my experience in some way, I would certainly consider identifying someone or something as "extraordinary." Another perspective to consider is what does "doing a little extra" mean to you? Is it finally holding yourself accountable to bring about some kind of goal or change you'd like to create? Or in some small way, does it mean working just a little harder or smarter to complete a big project or creative vision? Where do we draw the line between "doing enough," versus "going the extra mile"? (something that I'm sure a perfectionist would struggle with and could go as far back as school) Right now, as you're reading this email, you could be having a completely different reaction which I thoroughly understand. Maybe for you, you feel like you're already being pushed to your limits mentally, physically, and emotionally at home, at work, school, or wherever else you're trying to make progress and get ahead, and that the thought of "doing more" makes you feel physically unwell. Doing "more" isn't always the end all/be all answer that some people may claim it to be. If that really resonated with you, then maybe the little "extra" that could help you go from ordinary to extraordinary could be a little extra peace and quiet, time with nature, opening up more to a close friend or family member, or reallocating/reprioritizing your mental health. While Nina and I were away for a few days, I had an unbelievable realization that in fact what I had needed wasn't a "vacation" but rather a "retreat." By allowing ourselves the opportunity to truly unplug from most technology, social media, or even external and internal pressures we were experiencing, we we able to realize how much of a positive impact we could have on our lives just by reprioritizing (and in some cases eliminating) things that light us up versus things that cause us stress. Is there currently an opportunity or need in your life to find a better way to reduce stress and fatigue? How could that help you elevate your life? These are just some of the many different ideas and perspectives that we'll consider during our conversation. Thank you so much for choosing to listen to the show. Please consider subscribing, leaving a review, or sharing with a friend! If you're interested, make sure to check out my Instagram @ryanoneill.online and send me a DM to try your first workout with me online for free or head over to https://ryanoneill.podia.com/ to learn more! Have an Amazing Day!

Il y a des histoires pas comme les autres, celles qu'on qualifie d'Extra-ordinaires ! Celles qui nous donnent des frissons, des picotements dans le ventre, celles qui font monter les larmes… L'histoire de Cyrille en fait partie. Sportif dans l'âme, il se lance l'incroyable défi de courir le Tor des Géants 2018, un ultra-trail de 330 kms avec 10 000m de dénivelé positif, 26 cols à gravir. Une course en nature hors du commun dans la sublime Vallée d'Aoste en Italie ! Ils sont peu nombreux à la courir et encore moins à la finir… Grâce au récit de Cyrille, vous allez percevoir la difficulté, peut-être même la ressentir… De la préparation à la folle aventure d'un jeune athlète que rien n'arrête, préparez-vous à vivre un voyage émotionnel entre rires et pleurs... Là où le dépassement de soi prend tout son sens ! Et si, cette histoire vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à la partager à votre entourage et sur vos réseaux, et nous laisser un commentaire, une note étoiles sur Apple Podcast, Itunes.  On suivra ça avec attention !  Vous pouvez aussi vous abonner au podcast, cela vous permettra de récupérer les épisodes directement sur votre téléphone mobile, et les écouter dans vos déplacements Producteur : Pipo et Lola : https://pipoetlola.com/

'Carbon pricing': Cars and flights to be hit with green taxesAmbrose Evans-Pritchard: Europe picks a fight with the whole world by going for green protectionism'It's not zero sum': Levelling up will not drag the South down, Boris Johnson to sayPolitics liveblog: Levelling up is not 'North v South', Communities Secretary insists ahead of PM's speechBusiness guidance: Restaurants, pubs and bars urged to consider using Covid passports'Extra consideration': Bosses told to set up mental health hotlines as staff return to the officeSlimming your wallet: Warning over soaring grocery bills as ‘food tsar' calls for taxes on salt and sugarChanging names: Now wokeism is going for our birds and insectsHating influencers: Why are the biggest trolls middle-aged women?Read all these articles and stay expertly informed anywhere, anytime with a digital subscription. Start your free one-month trial today to gain unlimited website and app access. Cancel anytime. Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3v8HLez.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this podcast Alvaro Garcia Bonilla discusses his article 'Extra‐nasal approach to access the dorsal and ventral conchal bullae in horses'.

CTVNews.ca's Rachel Aiello and Nanos Research's Nik Nanos discuss the latest report cards on how the provinces are faring when it comes to handling COVID-19 spread and getting shots in arms, and how Canadians' mental health is holding up more than a year into the pandemic. Also, Nik weighs in on the potential impact of NACI's confusing vaccine messaging and Prime Minister Trudeau's comments towards anti-lockdown protesters.   ------ Following is a list of links to suicide and crisis hotlines, and resources dedicated to the prevention of suicide as well as how to find counselling. National Crisis Hotlines Kids Help Phone 1-800-668-6868 Crisis Services Canada 1-833-456-4566 or text 45645 First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line 1‑855‑242-3310 Canada Drug Rehab Addiction Services Directory 1-888-245-6887 National Eating Disorder Information Centre 1-866-633-4220

The second 'Wine Against Hangover' is red, elegant, French and unforgettable. In this episode, you'll learn about the Cahors terroir, the grape variety Malbec, natural wine, and hear my tasting notes about this "liberated" wine that changed my view on Malbec forever!  Wine: Château du Cèdre Cahors Rouge 'Extra Libre 2019 Wine Ghosts Instagram: @wineghosts Wine Ghosts Podcast with Lorenz Allram: https://www.wineghosts.com/allram/ | Support & Get Exclusive on the Wine Ghosts Patreon Site: https://www.patreon.com/wineghosts | Join the Wine Ghosts Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/wineghosts/ | Wine Ghosts' Channels (Instagram, Podcast etc.): https://linktr.ee/wineghosts

What is your favorite season? Emma and Luke talk about the signs of spring and their favorite seasons. Did you catch Luke's pun? 'Re-leaf' (meaning to have leaves again) is not a real word. It is a play on the sound and meaning of the real word 'relief' and a joke on how trees have leaves again in the spring. You can read a transcript while you listen to the episode or review the vocabulary list on the Dialogue Frog website. Check it out here: https://dialoguefrog.com/english-dialogues-signs-of-spring-37/On the website, we also have an 'Extra' for this episode. It introduces the special spring vocabulary word 'peeper' and has a link to an article from an online magazine about the signs of spring. I recommend reading the article for more new vocabulary words and phrases for how native English speakers in North America talk about spring. Just click on the 'Extras!' tab on the Dialogue Frog webpage: https://dialoguefrog.com/english-dialogues-signs-of-spring-37/If you are a fan of Dialogue Frog, we hope you will rate and review our podcast. We look forward to hearing from you!Thanks again for listening! See you next week!Copyright 2021 Dialogue Frog

Chris Harrison's 'Extra' interview with Rachel Lindsey and the subsequent developments. Fun times in Bachelor Nation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss the interview Rachel did with Chris Harrison for 'Extra' and how it relates to Rachael Kirkconnell’s situation on ‘The Bachelor’ (0:30). Then Van explains how Van Jones texted him about the last 'Higher Learning' podcast and why Van Jones needs to take a better look around (43:00). Finally, Van and Rachel answer some mailbag questions (1:13:00).

¿Buscan información y opinión sobre estrenos de cine, en plataformas y series? ¿Les gusta el cine clásico? Han venido al sitio adecuado. En el podcast de habladecine tienen todo ello y mucho más. Hoy estrenos en cine como '23 paseos' o 'Fritzi'; en plataformas como 'Euphoria: Las rayadas no son eternas', 'One night in Miami...' o 'Kubrick by Kubrick'; series como '30 monedas' o 'Back to life' y los clásicos 'Le corbeau' y 'Extraños en un tren'.

"Being homesick for my culture during this festive time of the year." In this 'Extra' podcast, Jean-Paul catches up again with NY based Swedish musician and flute player Elsa Nilsson at the end of a turbulent year for her.  They discuss how she is feeling now and also look at her new album 'Dark is Light is'. 'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company.  For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com  

Diane HuntWhat extra gift did you receive?We have GHD's to give away

2300 Wrestling Extra With D.B Richards and Sweet Tea Referee David Kehner Talks to Ring Announcer David Adams and Ryan Peterson About Titan Championship Wrestling Presents M.T Olympus 2020 in Ocean Gate New Jersey on November 14 2020, Run down the lineup of Card --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenwrestling/support

Este 2020 trae cosas malas y cosas peores. Entre tanta fiesta se cuela eso sí algo de alegría, el mes de septiembre se celebraron los 30 Días en Bici (algo atípico pues el evento se suele celebrar en abril) y por eso como cada temporada charlamos con Carlos, el tipo que anda detrás de todo el tinglado y uno de los colaboradores asiduo de este espacio. Al hilo, Bicifandra nos trae varios testimonios de personas que han cumplido con el reto y que comparten su experiencia con nosotrxs dede varias latitudes. Neojota nos sintetiza por qué es una mala idea gastar de esas cápsulas de aluminio que tanto se prodigan en este fin del mundo. Y Javi explica por qué el votante 'popular' de Madrid debe sentirse defraudado ante una promesa incumplida: Con todos ustedes, Hugo Almeida.

Este 2020 trae cosas malas y cosas peores. Entre tanta fiesta se cuela eso sí algo de alegría, el mes de septiembre se celebraron los 30 Días en Bici (algo atípico pues el evento se suele celebrar en abril) y por eso como cada temporada charlamos con Carlos, el tipo que anda detrás de todo el tinglado y uno de los colaboradores asiduo de este espacio. Al hilo, Bicifandra nos trae varios testimonios de personas que han cumplido con el reto y que comparten su experiencia con nosotrxs dede varias latitudes. Neojota nos sintetiza por qué es una mala idea gastar de esas cápsulas de aluminio que tanto se prodigan en este fin del mundo. Y Javi explica por qué el votante 'popular' de Madrid debe sentirse defraudado ante una promesa incumplida: Con todos ustedes, Hugo Almeida.

De vraag naar zorgpersoneel is de afgelopen dagen explosief gestegen. Sinds maandag zijn er meer dan 700 aanvragen voor extra zorgpersoneel binnengekomen bij 'Extra handen voor de zorg' en recruiter BKV.

Le modérateur de la table interreligieuse de concertation Pierre Murray parle du rassemblement de 1000 personnes dans la communauté hassidique de Boisbriand qui a fait grand bruit; Isabelle Craig discute avec 2 jeunes qui livrent de forts témoignages sur la transmission de la COVID-19 chez les jeunes, eux qui ont fait partie d'une longue chaîne de contamination; Karl Weiss, microbiologiste et infectiologue à l'hôpital général juif de Montréal, répond à nos questions sur la vaccination contre la grippe; Chantal Hébert dresse le bilan du 50e anniversaire des relations Canada-Chine; Ian Lafrenière, ministre des Affaires autochtones, parle de racisme systémique et du refus de son gouvernement de le reconnaître; et Ricardo Trogi a réalisé la série « Les Mecs » sur l'Extra de TOU.TV.

2300 WRESTLING GOES TO WAR With Val Pal. Thank you to Chad Minnes for what he did for this charity. DB Richards and My Sweet Tea Referee Dave Kehner sits down with amazing Superstars like The Rep,Notorious Mimi, legendary Wrestler Magic and our friend HOG and many more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenwrestling/support

DB Richards and 'Sweet Tea Referee' Dave Kehner talk about the mourning of Joe Laurinaitis, a recent show DB attended, and an interview with Chad Minnes about Val's Pals 'Go To War'. Check it out and we'll see you in the ring. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tenwrestling/support

Meer dan 25.000 mensen hebben zich de afgelopen maanden gemeld om bij te springen in de zorg tijdens de corona-crisis. Dat blijkt uit cijfers die BNR heeft opgevraagd bij het initiatief 'Extra handen voor de zorg', het Elisabeth Tweestedenziekenhuis en recruiter BKV.

Former West Indies captain Darren Sammy believes the significance of the Black Lives Matter movement provided "extra motivation" to win the first Test against England, as he joins Darren Gough, Ravi Bopara and Mark Butcher on The Cricket Debate.

Roberto Saviano – Piranhas Rencontre animée par Anaïs Ginori Interprète : Rosanna Gasbarro Naples, quartier de Forcella. Nicolas Fiorillo vient de donner une leçon à un jeune homme qui a osé “liker” des photos de sa copine sur les réseaux sociaux. Pour humilier son ennemi, Nicolas n'est pas venu seul, il s'est entouré de sa bande : ils ont tous entre dix et dix-huit ans et sont fascinés par la criminalité et la violence. Leurs modèles sont les super-héros et les parrains de la Camorra. Leurs valeurs, l'argent et le pouvoir. Ils ne craignent ni la prison ni la mort, mais une vie ordinaire comme celle de leurs parents. Après le succès international de Gomorra et d'Extra pure, Roberto Saviano, né à Naples en 1979, consacre Piranhas à un nouveau phénomène criminel napolitain, les “baby-gangs”. Inspiré de la réalité, ce roman nous montre un univers sans concession, dont la logique subjacente n'est pas si différente de celle qui gouverne notre société contemporaine. À lire – Roberto Saviano, Piranhas, trad. de l'italien par Vincent Raynaud, Gallimard, 2018. Le vendredi 5 octobre 2018 - 21H00

In this special 'Extra' episode of The Race F1 Podcast, Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw explain why Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari couldn't agree a new deal and discuss where the four-times world champion's destiny might lie - and who could replace him.

Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Sesta puntata del segmento 'Extra'. Ospite la giornalista di Redattore Sociale Eleonora Camilli. Link di interesse: Coronavirus, a Roma ancora troppe persone in strada. “Rischio contagio altissimo” – Redattore Sociale https://bit.ly/2VtgF32 Coronavirus, decreto porti non sicuri. Arci presenta ricorso al Tar: “Illegittimo” – Redattore Sociale https://bit.ly/3eJpSvO Coronavirus. Cosa sta succedendo nelle carceri? Pochi contagi ma misure a rilento – Redattore Sociale https://bit.ly/3bxZe6V Coronavirus, regolarizzazione da sola non basta. Nelle campagne braccianti sempre più sfruttati – Redattore Sociale https://bit.ly/2zj0egY Selam Palace, la più grande occupazione di rifugiati a Roma diventa zona rossa – Redattore Sociale https://bit.ly/2x1aMRf Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @postbrexitne Eleonora Camilli - @EleonoraCamilli Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne

Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Quinta puntata del segmento 'Extra'. Ospite, corrispondente da Pechino per RSI e collaboratore di Internazionale, Gabriele Battaglia. Link di interesse: Diario di un italiano in quarantena in Cina – Internazionale https://bit.ly/2K706mY «Mettere insieme uguaglianza e biodiversità». Un'intervista con Gabriele Battaglia, autore di Buonanotte signor Mao - Wu Ming Foundation https://bit.ly/2wGbBi2 La testimonianza di Gabriele Battaglia da Pechino - RSI https://bit.ly/3cohIXu Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @postbrexitne Gabriele Battaglia - @Chen_the_Tramp Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne Puoi anche trovare i podcast delle puntate su: https://anchor.fm/postbrexitnewsexplosion

Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Quarta puntata del segmento 'Extra'. Ospite, la giornalista di The Intercept, Alice Speri. Articoli citati in questo episodio: Why I'd Rather Be in Italy for the Coronavirus Pandemic – The Intercept https://bit.ly/2VgRCPm NYPD's aggressive policing risks spreading the Coronavirus – The Intercept https://bit.ly/3chukjn Coronavirus numbers reflect New York City's deep economic divide – The Intercept https://bit.ly/2Vnp2vO Rikers Island prisoners are being offered PPE and $6 an hour to dig mass graves – The Intercept https://bit.ly/2XApZUl Louisiana's Coronavirus plan for prisons could create death camps – The Intercept https://bit.ly/3b5hq7J Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @postbrexitne Alice Speri - @alicesperi Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne Puoi anche trovare i podcast delle puntate su: https://anchor.fm/postbrexitnewsexplosion

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Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Seconda puntata del segmento 'Extra'. Ospite, il registra, produttore ed esperto di comunicazione non verbale Luca Vullo. Articoli citati in questo epidosio: 'Really stressful': Italians struggle to cope with education closures - The Guardian https://bit.ly/2VsOP5V In Italy, the coronavirus steals even the last farewell - The Economist https://econ.st/3aXxcS1 Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @PBrexitNewsExp Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne

We all have to stay home these days, but the show must go on. In this week's "Cinema Chat," Michigan and State Theater executive director joins WEMU's David Fair by phone to talk about the latest films that you can watch online and, in some cases, share with others in the virtual world!

Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Seconda puntata del segmento 'Extra'. Ospite, il giornalista freelance Alessio Perrone. Articoli citati in questo epidosio: Italy's Answer to Coronavirus is a Classic Published Almost 200 Years Ago - Literary Hub https://bit.ly/2UPBLqM How Italy became the ground zero of Europe's coronavirus crisis – Wired https://www.wired.co.uk/article/coronavirus-italy The brutal reality of dying under Italy's coronavirus lockdown - Wired https://www.wired.co.uk/article/coronavirus-funerals Coronavirus Diaries: I'm a Migrant Food Delivery Guy in Italy - Slate https://bit.ly/3dQHLbl Coronavirus Diaries: I'm a Priest in Northern Italy. Our World Is Unimaginable Right Now. https://bit.ly/345Ea4T Inside Italy's ‘red zone': Life under lockdown in Europe's worst outbreak of coronavirus https://bit.ly/3dXOErE Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @PBrexitNewsExp Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne

Post Brexit News Explosion è un podcast e canale youtube dedicato alle notizie dal Regno Unito. Angelo Boccato e Alessandro Mariscalco raccontano questi concitati giorni di Corona virus in UK. Puntata speciale del nuovo segmento 'Extra'. Ospite, la giornalista e scrittrice Igiaba Scego. Articoli citati in questo epidosio: Letter From Rome: Dear Americans, Please Stay Inside - Literary Hub https://bit.ly/2UE6NBL Nella campagna per la Brexit c'è tanta nostalgia per l'impero - Internazionale https://bit.ly/3dEf41x Colf e badanti sono state lasciate sole nell'epidemia - Internazionale https://bit.ly/2xvaq50 Storia personale della guerra in Somalia - Internazionale https://bit.ly/2xwwD2B Per entrare in contatto con noi tramite Twitter: Angelo Boccato - @Ang_Bok Alessandro Mariscalco - @alemariscalco Post Brexit News Explosion - @NewsExplosion Puoi anche trovarci su Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/postbrexitne

Russillo examines the Red Sox trading Mookie Betts and David Price to the Dodgers (1:55) before talking with Fox Sports’ Charissa Thompson about starting out in media, working at Fox, ESPN, and 'Extra,' stalkers, being hacked, meeting celebrities, and more (16:25). Finally Ryen talks about some NBA trade deadline moves including an intricate four-team trade (1:06:40).

Greg Hill superstar headliner of the Greg Hill Morning Show joins this week's Courtney Fallon Experience as Courtney gloats 'for' Greg about his foundation's remarkable 3.1 MILLION dollar milestone fundraising effort (05:58). Rob Ninkovich is stretching his legs this year for Greg's Boston Marathon team (11:52) as he discusses the exciting upcoming year for the Greg Hill Foundation. Then.... Courtney and Greg collectively announce the launch of their NEW RESTAURANT SHOW to be aired on WEEI 93.7FM on Saturdays in February called 'Extra Sauce' (14;43) *breaking news alert* and immediately dive into some juvenile food humor (16:35). Previewing a little of what you'll hear on the show, Hill and Fallon jab about tipping courtesy's on alcohol (18:30), fish or meat at a steakhouse (21:09), why Chris Curtis needs more merlot reduction sauce in his life (22:21), NACHO etiquette (27:24), and discuss why Boston's culinary scene is all grown up (30:50). 

Should I feel guilty about taking time of playing the flute over Christmas? In 'Talking Flutes' podcast this week, Jean-Paul and Clare talk about Christmas puzzles, sparkling English wine, the guilt about flute practicing and also discuss thoughts about taking 'Talking Flutes Extra' in a different direction in 2020 with a bit more fun. 'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' podcasts are taking a two week break over Christmas and New Year and we return on January 6th with a brand new year of exciting and fund flute orientated podcasts.  In the meantime, please continue to send us your flute questions and ideas for Jean-Paul and his 'Extra' podcasts to flutepodcasts@gmail.com  Thank you so much for all your support for our podcast channel through 2019 and we look forward to welcoming you back very soon. 'Talking Flutes' and 'Talking Flutes Extra' are podcast productions by the TJ flute Company.  For more information visit www.trevorjamesflutes.com  

Miss USA Cheslie Kryst speaks on the new Miss Universe competition, the real reason she wants to win, charity work, and working as a lawyer and being a correspondent for 'Extra'.  Hosted by Bonnie Fuller & Ali Stagnitta Produced by Nicolas Gonzalez

Conference 2019 'Extra' was a culmination of the work God has been doing with our church and where He has brought us so far. 'Extra' is a call to Fruitfulness & Abundance that has been spoken over us. To support The Transformation Edge and help us influence people on their journey all over the world click here: www.thetransedge.com/give

Conference 2019 'Extra' was a culmination of the work God has been doing with our church and where He has brought us so far. 'Extra' is a call to Fruitfulness & Abundance that has been spoken over us. To support The Transformation Edge and help us influence people on their journey all over the world click here: www.thetransedge.com/give

Conference 2019 'Extra' was a culmination of the work God has been doing with our church and where He has brought us so far. 'Extra' is a call to Fruitfulness & Abundance that has been spoken over us. To support The Transformation Edge and help us influence people on their journey all over the world click here: www.thetransedge.com/give

You might've heard his song 'Extra' playing on a local radio station - Big Jone$ sat down with the crew for Episode 22. The Seattle native has been releasing music for quite some time now & he feels its the right moment to take the next step in his career. Check out his 2019 project 'Can't Quit', available on all streaming platforms. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hiphopseattle/support

In this podcast, Paul Farren talks to Mike Ahern & Enda Loughman, Co-Directors/Co-Writers of Extra Ordinary, a supernatural comedy which tells the story of Rose, a sweet and lonely small town driving instructor who must use her supernatural ‘talent’ to save the daughter of a local man from a washed up rock-star looking to use her in a satanic pact that will reignite his fame. Mike & Enda discuss things that go bump in the night, getting the project from script to screen, and working with Maeve Higgins, Will Forte, Barry Ward and Terri Chandler. They also talk about their early days in IADT and experimenting on mini-VHS tape, making music videos, ads, the influences behind their work and being practical with visual effects . Extra Ordinary is released in Irish cinemas 13th September

In this week's War on Stupid Podcast, Steve relays a convicting personal story and asks for prayer. He also goes into the Jeffrey Epstein maybe-suicide story before focusing the rest of the podcast on the fake news media problem we are experiencing. It's no longer 'Extra, Extra, read all about it!' It has become, 'Extra, Extra, here's the narrative we want you to think all about it!' Join Steve Schiller every week as the producer and sometimes co-host of Steel on Steel with John Loeffler at www.steelonsteel.com.

In the latest 'Extra' episode, Mike's back to host a relaxed chat with the newest member of the Drunk Flings Family, Mark Perre. The music beds used are all royalty free and are written by/available from Audionautix.com, Incomptech.com and FreeSFX.com. Sound effects are available from www.freeSFX.co.uk www.zapsplat.com, various free sound effects packs from Youtube (mainly the packs uploaded by 'Mchapelle') and Freesound.org.

In this podcast, we review “Extra Vanilla Milkshake IPA” a milkshake IPA from Tired Hands Brewing in collaboration with Omnipollo. Brewery talk this week: classic pub trivia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, most of us have lived with roommates at some point. You probably split expenses and chores, including rent and taking out the trash. Today, I am talking to Tyler Hayes and Joáo Ritter of Roof, which helps roommates resolve problems to live peacefully together and landlords easily collect rent and connect with tenants. You’ll Learn... [01:48] How a college hobby project created a company: A group of friends who love to design and build things, like apps, got together to foster productive communities. [02:21] It’s good to have friends with different skill sets to make a product even better. [03:17] Roof: A company all about people who share and make a place feel like home and landlords who make space available to those tenants. [03:55] Property vs. Tenant Management: Does your landlord treat you like a human being or asset? Problem-solving by landlords improves relationships with their tenants. [04:45] Pairing up to build an app: Eager to work on meaningful, real-world projects and continue to invest in them. [06:00] What is Roof, and what does it do? Landlord: Gets paid, makes sure home operates as expected, and creates positive renting experience for tenants. Roommates: Share reminders, shopping items, expenses, and anything else they want to exchange while living together. [07:28] Target Audience: Landlords handling a small portfolio of college housing; who know all their tenants by name and care about communicating with them. [08:13] Landlords recognize that renting experiences and services they provide for tenants reflect back on them and their reputation. [08:39] Societal trend toward people moving in together for the sake of economic efficiency; people try to live together, share spaces, and live more cheaply. [09:26] Recipe for Disaster: Relying on one to communicate to entire household. [10:00] Roof app revolves around sharing space between people who all share responsibility for that space. [10:54] Common Challenges: Roof helps solve communication issues and responsibilities masked as reminders for people sharing space. [18:09] People love interacting and inspiring one another to take risks, make the move, offer encouragement and support - Roof’s team is part of conversation/common goal. [22:57] Plans to integrate with property management software that lacks Roof’s roommate functionality/communication platform? Too cost prohibitive for small investors. [27:53] Future Feature: How Roof decides which features to focus on or throw away. Tweetables Does your landlord treat you like a human being or asset? Roof revolves around sharing space between people who share responsibility for that space. There's always going to be bugs, tweaks, changes—that's just the nature of software. Resources Roof ($20 of transaction fees for free, use code: 3875 DoorGrow) Roof on Twitter Roof on Instagram Roof on Facebook Contact Roof AppFolio Buildium Propertyware Rent Manager Rentec Direct Property Meld Happy Inspector Latchel Myers & Briggs Personality Types Slack BiggerPockets PayLease DoorGrowClub Facebook Group DoorGrowLive DoorGrow on YouTube DoorGrow Website Score Quiz Transcript Jason: Welcome, DoorGrow hackers to the DoorGrow Show. If you are a property management entrepreneur that wants to add doors, make a difference, increase revenue, help others, impact lives, and you are interested in growing your business and life, and you are open to doing things a bit differently, then you are a DoorGrow hacker. DoorGrow hackers love the opportunities, daily variety, unique challenges, and freedom that property management brings. Many in real estate think, you’re crazy for doing it, you think they’re crazy for not because you realize that property management is the ultimate high-trust gateway to real estate deals, relationships, and residual income. At DoorGrow, we are on a mission to transform property management businesses and their owners. We want to transform the industry, eliminate the BS, build awareness, change perception, expand the market, and help the best property management entrepreneurs win. I’m your host, property management growth expert, Jason Hull, the founder and CEO of DoorGrow. Now, let’s get into the show. Today, I’ve got two guests hanging out here with me. My guests are—see if I got the name right—Tyler Hayes and Joáo Ritter. How did I do? They are here from the company Roof, and one of you is the CEO. That’s you, Joáo, right? Joáo: That’s me, yup. Jason: You’re both software engineers. How did you guys get into this? How did you decide, “Hey, property management might be a space that we might want to connect with in some way, shape, or form.” Then let’s lead in how Roof came to be and what it is? Joáo: Sure. So, we started the company in college actually as a hobby project. I wanted to know how to build an app. I lived with a ton of roommates at the time, and we had a few things that we routinely split amongst ourselves: a few reminders of shopping, other expenses, rent, payments. I started to learn how to build an app by trying to automate some of these things. Part of my brain is naturally inclined to inputting names, and brands and business-fy things. Over time, we took this concept, I was working [...], and several friends wanted to put it on the App store, so we did. We started talking to my good friends who had different skill sets from myself, and we worked together to make the product even better. A couple of years then, super as a hobby project still, we had this app for roommates to solve roommate problems or roommate exchanges. We had a landlord, I remember at the time, Nathan, he really gave a damn about his tenants, about us. He's very much in tune with making sure we had a cozy place to live, the problems got solved, that he addressed us as human beings and not as assets, but his way of collecting rent was still pretty archaic, really easy to get logistics mixed up, and not communicate the way in which was authentic to him. We came to him. We were like, “Hey, look. We have this app for roommates that roommates are enjoying.” I think we really want to make this company all about home, about the people who share a home and make a place feel like home and operate well. That actually involves knowing that we're living in the house, but also the landlord to make the space available to tents. Funnily enough, we actually didn't come into the project with the intent of providing value directly to landlords. Our value prop was actually for roommates. I think that actually makes us a really interesting and appealing platform for landlords because their customers are roommates. By addressing the problem less, as a property management problem and more, as a tenant management problem, we really get to the core of the problem solving that you have to do as a landlord: from late payments to reminders to making sure service requests are addressed on time and that the communication is proper between everyone involved; that everyone who shares a home has the ability to stay in tune with the conversation with the landlord as the head of the [...] oftentimes and maybe [...]. That all led us to entertaining the idea of expanding to landlords. Then going all in, “Hey, look, if I'm going to build the platform of the future to make home exchange possible, we have to, not only solve roommate dynamics but also the landlord-tenant relationship.” Jason: Tyler, are you one of his roommates, then? Tyler: No. We never lived together. Although, we did both have roommates and we were both in college. Jason: Yeah. How did the two of you kind of pair up in the business here? Tyler: Well, at that time, I was in design school. We were in two different universities, pretty close to each other. At some point, we talked about this idea of building this app. Joao was really interested in figuring out how to build an app, [...] gets to practice in doing that is in trial-by-error, I guess. For me at the time, it was a similar sentiment because being in design school, I was really eager to work on something, some kind of real-world projects, work on something that's going to be meaningful, that I could follow, and continue to invest in. At the time, part of the motivation for starting the project was just like, “Hey, let's just make something.” We’re interested in learning some things and doing some things like, "Let's just make something." That was kind of it at first. Jason: Yeah, cool. Let’s let the audience know what is Roof. If you can give the back story. What the heck is it? What does it do? Joáo: [...] is an app for tenant management. It lets you collect rent payments and manage maintenance requests from your tenants, and communicate with your tenants. It's all about being on the same page with your tenants, you're getting paid and making sure your home operates as you expect, making sure your tenants have a great renting experience. It solves the core functionality the landlord needs when it comes to renting their home and growing their portfolio from there. For roommates, it helps you share your reminders, shopping items, expenses, and anything you may want to exchange throughout your living together. Jason: A lot of people listening, they might have AppFolio, or Buildium, or Propertyware, or Rent Manager or Rentec Direct, or one of this property management sort of back-office accounting solutions and some that might help with the maintenance request stuff. Some of them are okay, some of them a lot of our clients or people listening will use third party tools like Property Meld or Latchel. I'm really interested, and I haven't heard of anything for roommates, so that's pretty unique that you have something that helps facilitate roommates. Do you find that a lot of your target audience are running college housing or dealing with college housing situations? Tyler: Yeah, that's a really big segment of the people that we talk to, but it's not entirely. Generally, it's landlords with a bit of a smaller portfolio. The kind of people who probably know all the tenants by name, who would otherwise maybe be texting their tenants, having that kind of relationship with them. Basically, landlords who care about communication and especially landlords who care about actually just doing things that their tenants are going to appreciate. Because ultimately, for a lot of landlords, they recognize that the services that they can provide, the renting experience that they can provide for their tenants, is ultimately going to be reflected as their brand as a property manager, as a landlord. For landlords who want to invest in that, those are typically the ones that we see most invested in Roof. Joáo: Yeah, totally but let me double down on what you said. I think there's a lot to be said about the societal trend towards people moving in together, not for the sake of a family necessarily, but for the sake of economic efficiency. People are moving into urban areas, people are moving into college towns for school, and whatnot. Instead of living on the outskirts and pay cheaper, people try to live together and share spaces and live more cheaply. I bet a lot of landlords listening in here have rentals that they rent—not to single families—even though they may be single-family homes but actually to people who share a space as roommates, who may otherwise don't really have a relationship with one another apart from being roommates who may have found each other on craigslist or some service. What you'd probably run into as a landlord in those circumstances is you have to keep up a relationship with them. Normally, you have one head of the house, someone on the lease, or someone that you have their email, that you go to directly and expect them to convey the message to the rest of the house. That’s kind of a recipe for disaster when you talk about communication when you're trying to rely on one person to communicate an idea or a circumstance to a whole household. The core of our app revolves around sharing space and sharing space between people who all share the responsibility of the space. If you're a landlord who finds himself in this puzzle of trying to manage roommates, it makes it a lot easier to reach out in one spot, allow roommates to split payments as they will as long as you get the full rent ship at the month and then give them, as Tyler had said, a great experience meanwhile. There's a lot to be said about that. I think we have a lot to grow to accommodate larger portfolios which we fully intend to do. But for the time being, it's 100% focused on landlords who see the opportunity in creating a brand for themselves and experience for their tenants and solving problems through effective communication. Jason: What are some of the challenges that people sharing space will run into so that we can paint a picture of how this app solves these problems? What are some of the problems? Tyler: We could probably tape a whole podcast about that question. Jason: Cool. Let's paint a picture here. Tyler: At the core of it all is communication. The problem basically is, how can you communicate with each other things that each other needs to be responsible for, things that need to be done. Some of that can be abstracted into things like, if you're living together there's going to be expenses that are shared, there's going to be responsibilities that are shared, and purchases that are shared, items in their household that you might want to share responsibility for keeping in stock. Those things certainly tend to change a lot from household to household depending on just like what your house is like. In designing Roof, I think we tried to create some tools that were specific enough to target the main needs of people but still general enough to be applicable to as many different types of households as possible. The things that we've targeted are: one, just splitting expenses, so being able to keep track of who's paying for shared things whether it's groceries or split bills like monthly expenses like utilities or… Joao: Rent. Tyler: ...rent, yeah. Joao: That's kind of a holy grail of sharing space. Tyler: Right, the holy grail. We included a shopping list feature to keep things in stock that might be shared. Things like trash bags and groceries. In our household, we use it to track things like olive oil, things that we share for cooking, kitchen supplies, that kind of thing. Also, there is the responsibility aspect that I mentioned. Being able to sort of offer some kind of recognition for saying like, "Oh, Joao, took out the trash. Joao cleaned the dishes. Joao swept the hallway." Things like that, responsibilities that sort of affect everybody, that help everybody, that you want to offer some ability to track, but without getting too into the weeds of being like passive-aggressive like, "Come on. Do this." Joáo: Yeah, its responsibility kind of masked as reminders. So, “You have to take out the trash on Sundays.” You program your Roof app to schedule it between your roommates. So, one Sunday it'll be using, "Jason take out the trash." Then you know it’s your turn then next week time, “Tyler, take out the trash.” You can kind of all share the responsibility. Everyone has a roommate story. I think the roommate story, the core of them, stems from an imbalance of sharing. Maybe one person's accustomed to doing everything and has that sense of responsibility and autonomy but they feel as though people around them aren't keeping up or you're on the opposite end where you feel as there’s someone in your house just does everything without you having to say anything, and without you having the opportunity to be involved. All those are communication issues which I think is the backbone but still abstract. In order to make those tangible things like expenses, shopping, and reminders really kind of lay the foundation of the interactions. Rent payment is the thing you sign on the lease on together to be able to share, right, and we really see the opportunity there because no matter how many expenses you share throughout the month, usually they add up to less than your [...] in the month. You can imagine creating a more comfortable splitting environment where at the end of the month, I may buy a handful of groceries, and a new piece of furniture, but when it comes time to pay rents that just means I'll pay a little bit less and Tyler will pay a little bit more. You as landlord [...] full amount, we're even on our end, and all is well. That's kind of our way of operating. Jason: It's interesting because really, there are so many different personality types out there. I don't know if you've ever played around Myers Briggs, but in Myers Briggs, for example, you've got the ISFJ and the ESFJ personality types that are very much like givers, and they're always serving people, doing stuff for other people, but they don't want to ask. They’re just arguing, and they're expecting people to reciprocate. Joao: Totally. Jason: They're always let down because nobody gives as much as them. But their mindset is, "If I do this, people should just do it back, they should reciprocate." A lot of other personality types, they're focused on other things, they’re not focused on reality, they're focused on ideas or code or whatever you guys might have been focused on. There's this power play, and passive aggressiveness comes out, and challenges come out. It can get ugly. It's simply because somebody didn't communicate with somebody else. I can see how that would help. It probably could be used in families, let's be honest. Joáo: It's not dissimilar from Slack for workplaces. When you have a team that needs to collaborate or to get something done, you're going to have different personality types. Different people are more inclined to step in, and different people are more inclined to observe and take it in and then respond over time. But if you have the right organization of how you interact with one another, you have access to a whole group, you have access to individuals, you have access to services that come through and talk to you via this medium, you're able to actually keep clarity over the whole situation and manage those personalities. Roof, as a tool, is particularly useful for particular groups of people but it's really hard, as you mentioned, to solve the problem holistically. I think it's not terribly efficient to try to solve roommate ship. There exist roommates who already enjoy each other's company, and they aren't in this tug and pull battle. They just really could use a tool to basically make concrete their group and their place of interaction, and then through that means, you keep organized, but you're not necessarily leaning on the app to build your relationships. I don't know we're going to build any relationship that doesn't already exist, but we do have to step in and be a tool for people who are already managing themselves via a spreadsheet or via some other less efficient mechanism right. Jason: Yeah, cool. Yeah, I like it. What else should people listening, know about Roof? Joáo: I'm really proud of our team. I think that's why I love working on the project is I think we've managed to surround ourselves with incredible people. I think people who use Roof see that in the form of how they interact with us, and how we enjoy interacting with them, how we make ourselves available. Our whole team, from me all the way to people working on sales, it's a very small team. I don't state people as there’s just a bunch of us, a handful of us with pretty particular responsibilities. You have access to engineering, all the way to design, all the way to decision making, and we want your input. That's how we kind of operate internally with [...] one another. We consider the landlords who use us as investors. They're investing in us by putting their portfolio onto Roof, by extracting value that we have to offer, and by wanting our company as a means to build their own company, that's something I really care about. It sits tangent to the app itself, but I think it's actually a massive part of what you're getting with Roof is the team behind the project. Tyler: I actually just want to second that because I think it's something that, in my opinion, probably sets apart the company that we're building compared to some similar service in the same industry. I tend to be the member of our team who talks to the people who are using Roof the most. If you got an email from Roof, it's probably from me. It's something that we benefit from tremendously, getting to talk straight to people who are using Roof and not just from a feedback perspective like, "Hey, how is this feature working for you? What's something that you have in mind that could be working better?" It feels good to be able to hear the opinions of people have about how the app is working for them and any kind of conversation, really. What I found is that the types of landlords I think who want to invest in Roof tend to be the types of landlords who are very much interested in being a part and building something better than what already exists in the market right now. By nature of that, we're the type of people who are really eager to sort of get involved in the way that we want people to be involved which is, "Hey, like if you have an idea for something that we should be doing, tell us and reach out to us." We maintain a Slack channel with some of the more involved users that we're always trying to invite more people to. We maintain pretty regular e-mail communication with quite a few of our people who are using Roof. I think that benefits us as well as the people who use Roof a lot. Joáo: Jason, I know you know for sure how interconnected a lot of property management org, and financial freedom hustlers are. People love interacting and inspiring one another to take risks, to make the move, to encourage and to have the support, and I think we're an extension of that. We don't sit side by side to the landlords knowing the real estate investor is actually going out and paying attention to the market and purchases, etc., where we feel like we're very much part of that conversation. If you're expanding your portfolio, loop us in. We pay attention to so many blogs, from BiggerPockets to Instagram feeds of individuals who are, not only doing a hell of good work but also inspiring other people around them, in the same boat, maybe a little bit earlier on their careers to keep going. It's very similar, as a small business owner to work with small business owners towards this common goal. Jason: Very cool. Alright, I have feature requests, then, for you guys. I’m just kidding. Maybe these are on your road map, I don't know, but this is how my brain works. I'm going down all these channels. One huge opportunity, it sounds like for guys, is in the property management space. All these property management software tools, they lack this roommate functionality that you've created, this communication platform. Do you see the day that maybe you could somehow connect, or integrate with maybe Rent Manager, it could become sort of a strap on to AppFolio or Buildium or something like this to where if they have some college housing, they could set up the college housing people on this app and they could at least do the accounting. Because some property managers are using a third party tool just to collect rent payment like PayLease or something like that even though they have their own system. I think there might be a potential here for those that are doing college housing right now to use something like this, and they might have hundreds of doors. Joáo: Sure, yeah. Absolutely. I think the question is kind of multifold. I think there are several avenues, an opportunity that could be pursued there. The idea that Roof is a side-by-side tool to PayLease or AppFolio is interesting. You can set up your entire portfolio on Roof, and choose to collect payments directly on Roof or just mark settlements. If you want to actually put in your accounting on Roof, we don't yet have a full suite of graphs, charts, and really making your progressions known to you but not yet—that's another avenue. We could just go on accounting side-by-side through our communication core and really offer the value of other platforms. Or if you want to use the Roof side-by-side to it, you can just use Roof as a ledger, but actually, collect your payments through another software and just do all your communication on Roof. In which case, it's interesting to entertain the idea of proper integration between the two because I think in essence, we are competing and we are going after a different market. I think a lot of those tools, AppFolio in particular, is loaded with features that a lot of smaller rental operators don't need and it just overcomplicates the experience instead of ensuring it has a richer accounting feature. But oftentimes, too rich. It just gets in the way of the one report that we need, or the one piece of information that you actually come to over and over again. Jason: It’s too cost prohibitive for the smaller investor. Joáo: Too cost prohibitive. Absolutely. I'm unsure if a priority of ours would be to integrate. I think we would rather compete, to be honest, just because I think we see our market and our users as really valuing Roof as a strong competitor to those. I think it's a massive market. As you said, property management investors, property investors, come in all types, they all have different motivations. But I think the core of what you're getting at is, how can we extract the juicy features from our competitors and make them a part of the Roof in the most elegant way possible, and that's something that we're incredibly in tune with, "How our competitors' moving? What people are using?" Also, I don't think we're competitor-driven, I think we're customer-driven 100%. I'd rather spend my time talking to people who are using our app and appreciating the core of the features. We want to stay [...] with what we believe to be true about problem-solving and then say, "Yes, right. Cool. What kind of financial reports do you need? What kind of integration [...] do you need?" Then working those into the app in an elegant way. I think its value is to actually just build a feature and just throw it in another tab and just grow your tabs of different things you offer. Everything has to play with one another really well so that you actually create an experience that anyone can come into. From a person with one house and a couple of tenants to someone with 50 homes and hundreds of tenants and make the most of the platform. I'm more interested in that side of things—the post-integration bit. Jason: Right. Well, if you're open, in the future, I think there's a whole target audience that could use this that have lots of college housing clients. Rent Manager has an open API, Buildium has been doing integrations with Property Meld and Happy Inspector and others, and so I think there's a possibility there. AppFolio doesn't generally play nice with others. Usually, some people are finding workarounds, but they're still using third-party tools to do a lot of things. This is how my brain works are is, I would imagine one of the biggest challenges that roommates have is they lose a roommate. I don't know if this is some sort of future sort of idea, but I imagine this comes up a lot. They lose a roommate, they got to figure out how to pay rent, they need to find a roommate, and they want to make sure that they get the right fit. I don't know if this is something that you guys plan to tackle or this is a problem that Roof helps with it at all. Joáo: Yeah. I'll let Tyler explain, but I just want to say that, we sit and throw around ideas every single night. The most frustrating piece is just sitting on just like ledgers of great ideas. We're like, "We'll get to those. We have to do this thing that's in our face right now." Jason: How do you decide what comes first? How do you make the decision? Is it the noisiest customers or your biggest customers? As a software company, how do you decide which features to focus on, and which ones to throw away? Joao: It's a great question. It's the hardest part of the job, right, of making sure everyone's on the same page and has a shared belief of the direction we're going in. Oftentimes, I find that short-term goals can make the most sense when everyone sees with the opportunity that exists one, two, three years on the line. They still have to sit down and execute for three months at a time in particular feature set or particular go-to-market strategy or something like that, keeping these chunks of time open for discussion. Then, once everyone feels good that the product, that the users, marketing and the sales align, to basically, ink it all, sit down, get to work, knock it out and then go through your evaluation phase and then repeat the process. It seems like the most productive way to go about it. Obviously, I think as your cash flow increases, you're able to grow your company then you can kind of bring more heads, more brains out of the team and start to see if you can scale more horizontally. For the time being, I personally love working on a small team where we each kind of know each other intimately, know how we work and share [...]. It makes the decision making a little scarier because you have to pick a couple of things and do them, but you do them so well, I think. Whatever you choose to spend your time on, you just got to do the hell out of it and really believe that is the right way to go and then be truthful with yourself along the way if you need a correction. Tyler: Speaking to the scope of how user feedback, and what some of our customers are interested in, speaking of how that fits into the picture of what do we build next, there's certainly not any kind of rule for that. In fact, a lot of times, the two are sort of in odds with each other; the sort of things people would like to see us build versus the things we decide to build. Those are really tough decisions to make, especially when you have to make a decision and then respond to somebody in the email who's saying, "I love your app. I can't wait for you to build this." Then I got to come in and say, "Well, actually, it's going to be a couple of months before we can do that." A great example of that actually is right now, for the last couple of months, Joao and I have been invested in working on the new iOS and Android apps that we'll be shipping soon. Add the expense of otherwise, started addressing some urgent feature there's a couple of bugs that we'd love to be fixing in the current apps. Every single time something is brought to our attention where it's like, "Hey, this would be really helpful to have right now." We start to balance and say, "Okay. Well, do we take a couple of days away from this other project we're working on to do this thing that will help now? Or do we just buckle down and continue to invest time in something that's going to ultimately be an investment, and how well we'll be able to scale in the future?" The big reason that we're rebuilding the apps in the first place, from a tech perspective, the new stack that we'll be using to maintain those new apps will be a lot easier to maintain and so, adding a feature six months from now will take a lot of less effort than it would have taken now or a couple of months ago just because of how we're rebuilding things. The short answer is that it's really tough. Sometimes, one of the most frustrating things to deal with is having to tell people, "While you're suggesting is great, and I wish I can give you that. We've got to make a tough decision and focus on something else right now. Jason: I think every entrepreneur listening gets that. We all have situations in which we have our vision as an entrepreneur or as a business owner of what we want to do and accomplish, and then we have what our target audience is really screaming and begging for that we want to do. Every property manager probably has some sort of process they want to change or something they want to improve or something they're dealing with. I think that's the thing to realize is that the software that you're developing or the business that you're building, if you're a property manager that's listing, anything, it's always a living, breathing thing, it's never done. Just like, as human beings, we're never done. We're all still in the oven, so to speak. There's always going to be bugs, there's always going to be tweaks, there's always going to be changes—that's just the nature of software. You release new features, there's going to be little things, little nuances, and little things to change. Over time, you build something that just gets better and sharper. Then sometimes you have to completely rebuild something. You're like, "Okay. It'll be better to start over and do this really well now that we've learned so much than to keep building on a scaffolding that was not as strong." That's just how it works. I think our own main program, our seed program, we're on our third total revamp that we've done. I already have a whole list of old stuff I want to change, and add, and do—that's just how my brain works. Joáo: I think what's really important though is the fact that you've learned over time. It's not about always questioning, "Are you doing the right thing?" To me, it's all about knowing you are doing the right thing. If we make a choice to build something, "Let's build it. Let's ship it." There's going to be corners that need tying up in a good sense but, "Let's ship it. Let's learn from it. Let's move forward. Let's put weight on it and then let's see how far it can go until it stretches. Let's let it stretch." Let us not be afraid to let it stretch and feel comfortable like, "Hey, the work we did can hold that weight." But at the same time, we have to be evaluating, "Alright. Cool." If we then want to add more people or scale our transactions a hundredfold, "Will the stretch break?" At that point, you have to make a decision, "Yes. Let's go and do the remodel." I think the analogy for a lot of real estate investors is the remodel where maybe you have a house and you have a really janky kitchen. The whole house is beautiful, but something about the kitchen is off. People living in the house, they know that they would rather have a nicer kitchen that's going to take a long time. Meanwhile, you have a sink in the bathroom that's a little loose, and you have just a tweak off in the garden or something. The tenant will be like, "I get it. Yeah, you need to fix the kitchen. Spend time there. I'll deal with the sink and the little [...]." Jason: Meanwhile, I need a kitchen. Joáo: Yeah. A big thing for us is our Android app currently is running our web app on mobile, so it works. You can do everything you need, but the experience, the actual motion, the feel of it doesn't compare to what we built nearly iOS. We have a ton of people on Android who’s like, "Oh, I could use a new Roof experience in Android." Meanwhile, a lot of people already in iOS or on the web are kind of hoping at more sophisticated problems. But we’re like, “Look, by building a native Android app, we can also be able to offer this experience to a ton more people." Actually, [...] of doing that, we're now able to build for iPad, for desktop, new tablets, etc. It's exciting. Jason: Yeah, cool. I think it's exciting to hear what you guys are doing. I think you've done something really unique in the roommate space. It sounds like to kind of solve some problems. You've probably, solved a lot of passive-aggressive issues, and some [...] properties and created a lot more peace out there. It really sounds like this is software that creates a peaceful environment for all parties involved, including the landlords. To wrap this up, how can people find out more about Roof, and how can we get in touch? Joáo: Our website is roof.io. That provides an overview of the features that we offer, the different sides of it, you can read about how roommates use Roof, how landlords can use Roof. There's this little button that says 'Extra' which you click on, and we try to provide a lot of documentation to our accompany, it directs to the website also. You can go in there and find some more detailed information like FAQ and some guides for how to get started as a roommate or as a landlord or a renter. There's a lot of information on there. We also use Twitter to put out some updates as well as Instagram. We try to stay pretty up-to-date with that. There's also our Facebook page. We'll put some links to those wherever Jason thinks the best place to put some links. Reach out to us at team@roof.io—email address. Get directly in touch with us. We'll schedule a phone call with you, see what's up, see what's on your mind, see if Roof is a right fit for you. We're open to having a pretty open discussion. We've doubled a lot of users at this point, so we know kind of the ones that's really just a [...] value of what we offer them and those who are still in the edge of being the perfect fit for them. We'd be happy to kind of walk you through and making the right choice for you. Lastly, it cost $2 a transaction to use Roof. You can assume that yourself as a landlord or you can pass it on to your tenants, in which in case, it'd be free for you. If you do choose to assume, whenever your tenants come to pay, we give a little shout out for you in the app saying, "Your landlord is covering it for you. They're dope." But if you want $20 of transaction fees for free, use a code 3875 DoorGrow, it's a proprietary code just for the show, just for the audience here. You can get started, put some tenants there, try it out for a lease, you won't pay or tenants won't pay for about a year of that and see if it's right for you. Jason: The code one more time. Joáo: Code is 3875 DoorGrow. Jason: Okay, thanks for that. Those listening, property managers, that [...] college housing or deal with shared housing situations, I’d be be curious to get their feedback and see how it works for them. That’d be pretty cool. I appreciate you guys coming on the show. Have you guys thought of starting a shared housing property owners’ community? Like a Facebook group or something. It sounds like you’ve got this going in your Slack channel. Tyler: Speaking of Slack Channel, that would be another way to get in touch with us. Just scroll down to the bottom of the landlord’s page on the website, you can request to join there. Creating a community like that, it's not something that I think we have plans for. Jason: It's cool when you get them together, man. We’ve got our DoorGrow Club Facebook group, and you get these people together, and they start sharing ideas, helping each other, and the momentum is just awesome. I haven't heard of anything in the shared housing sort of space, this idea of having a property that is shared and this type of owners. College housing or whatever it might be, a cool little community out there, I guess. Anyway, check these guys out. Get into their Slack channel. Go to roof.io. I appreciate you guys coming on the show and excited to see what you guys do over the next few years here. Joáo: Thanks, Jason. Thank you for having us. It was a lot of fun. Jason: Alright. For those of you who are watching, make sure you get into our Facebook group, our community, which is doorgrowclub.com. You can get to that, it will redirect. If you are watching this on YouTube, make sure you like and subscribe so that you get these videos. We release the videos on YouTube before we release them to iTunes. If you're listening in iTunes, make sure you go to our YouTube channel, it's youtube.com/doorgrow, and click the red subscribe button there. Click the subscribe button and get subscribe and start getting notifications usually on your browser when we release or drop new videos. You can get this information and see some of these people instead of just listening. Until next time everybody. To our mutual growth. I hope you have a fantastic day and week. You just listened to the DoorGrow Show. We are building a community of the savviest property management entrepreneurs on the planet, in the DoorGrow Club. Join your fellow DoorGrow hackers at doorgrowclub.com. Listen, everyone is doing the same stuff. SEO, PPC, pay-per-lead, content, social, direct mail, and they still struggle to grow. At DoorGrow, we solve your biggest challenge getting deals and growing your business. Find out more at doorgrow.com. Find any show notes or links from today’s episode on our blog at doorgrow.com. To get notified of future events and news, subscribe to our newsletter at doorgrow.com/subscribe. Until next time, take what you learn and start DoorGrow hacking your business and your life.

Will Forte never met Mike Ahern or Enda Loughman before jumping on board the pair of Irish director's debut feature. He didn't need to. The script for Extra Ordinary was just that good. All he needed to know was that they'd be directing. Why? Because according to Forte, in comedy, writing and directing go hand in hand. In that respect, writing and acting may go hand in hand as well. While Forte and scene partner Claudia O'Doherty may bring some star power to the project, it's the relatively unknown comedian Maeve Higgins who truly carries the brunt of the project on her shoulders. And as we learned in this interview, she had a hand in writing the film as well. Higgins plays Rose, a sweet, lonely driving instructor in rural Ireland, who is gifted with supernatural abilities. Rose has a love/hate relationship with her 'talents' & tries to ignore the constant spirit requests from locals - to exorcize possessed rubbish bins or haunted gravel. Forte plays a washed-up pop star/satanist in his usual outlandish manner, O'Doherty his indifferent wife. Also joining us on the show is actor Barry Ward, Roses' love interest in the film. We sat down after the film's premiere at SXSW to discuss trusting actors to write, the advantages of comedy jamming with directors and "funnying" your way out of any problematic situations.

Recorded as EU leaders met in Brussels on Thursday afternoon to discuss a Brexit delay, The business of Brexit this week taps into how businesses across the country are reacting to the rapidly shifting politics. It sets out those final preparations you now have three weeks to complete before a still-possible cliff edge (rather than one). And the team suggest what companies will do if the government does get a deal through. Featuring KPMG UK experts : James Stewart – UK Head of Brexit & Vice Chair Hannah Cool – Brexit Assurance Lead Mark Essex – Director, Public Policy Sue Richardson – Head of Retail for KPMG in the North Need help getting ready for Brexit? Visit https://kpmg.com/uk/brexit

Hey, Gang.  Let's drop a quick Morning Wine Cellar and I've gotta get to work.  Say what? NFL star and White wife toast to ‘more light-skinned babies’  School apologises after children perform Black History Month poem in blackface masks 'Extra' Host A.J. Calloway Suspended Amid Sexual Misconduct Investigation (Exclusive)

December Episode #18

Naveen Peter is joined by Sandeep Menon and a pod debutant Akash Kapuria to reflect of everything ISL. Plus, Sandeep stakes claim on Coro being the best while Akash thinks Soosairaj needs a little something 'EXTRA' to be the player we believe he can be; and we wrap with discussing Chennaiyin FC and their chances at the AFC Cup.

In this 'Extra' episode, Mike kicks back for a relaxed chat with the newest member of the Drunk Flings Family, our new Stateside correspondent and King of patches, James Luft. Music by Audionautix.com and FreeSFX.com. Sound effects are available from FreeSFX.com, various free sound effects packs from Youtube (majoritively the packs uploaded by 'Mchapelle') and Freesound.org

Zelden heeft een rapport zoveel stof doen opwaaien in Nederlandse media als Van B naar Anders van Raad voor de Leefomgeving en Infrastructuur, een onafhankelijk adviesorgaan van de regering. In deze podcast licht Jeroen Kok raadslid zeer duidelijk het rapport nogmaals toe: 'Extra asfalt is echt volkomen zinloos en oplossen van knelpunten op deze wijze is miljarden verslindend duur en t helpt niet en geldt ook voor spoor'.

"Extra" New York City Host AJ Calloway called in after chatting with Becca and Garrett following "The Bachelorette" finale. The newly-engaged couple flew overnight from Los Angeles to the city for a whirlwind day of press that included, "Good Morning America," Live!" and of course an interview with Calloway for "Extra." Catch "Extra" weeknights at 7 pm on Channel 4, NBC, here in the tri-state area.

As promised, Ella and Abi are back for one last episode of your favourite comedy news show (emphasis very much on the comedy and not the news).  In this episode they take you through some never-before-heard stories as well as their best bits from the past year. Prepare to find out about Benedict Cumberbatch's feats of derring-do, how one statue lost a thumb, and - among other things - why Chesney Hawkes should be the new face of this podcast This is Extra! Extra! "colon" Extra (note: Ella is fully aware that it should be 'Extra! Extra! - Extra' to fit in with every other episode, but she got carried away with what a fun punctuation mark the colon is. Not even kidding).  Now, for the last time this year: This is the news like you've never heard it before. Believe me.            We may be done for the year, but you can still catch up on all the previous episodes right here! Why not take a listen to the latest episode in which we the World Cup and Brexit?  https://audioboom.com/posts/6902910-extra-extra-episode-15

In BONUS Episode 140 of Beat Infertility, we interview Kaeleigh MacDonald, an infertility survivor and author of Extra!, about her personal infertility story, her new children's book, and what it's like to be a writer and infertility advocate. If you need additional support, consider joining Hope University or our Infertility Warrior Tribe. For details on both, please visit https://beatinfertility.co/hopeu.

www.objectiftrail.comPour ma deuxième conversation, j'ai été reçu par Alain Pagot, vice président du CTL.Le CTL c'est le club organisateur de la SaintéLyon, il est à l'origine de la course en 1952.Dans la discussion, nous abordons l'histoire du club, la mobilisation des bénévoles, le nombre de participants, la gestion des enveloppes de dossards ou la gestion des sacs coureurs.Pendant la partie météo, Alain partage un moment de l'histoire de la course. 1990, la course a été stoppée à Ste Catherine à cause de la neige. Il y était, il nous raconte.Après les coulisses d'Extra sport, ce sont celles du club historique que je vous emmène découvrir aujourd'hui.Un grand merci à Alain pour ce moment d'échange très enrichissant.Excellente écoute,http://ctlyon.fr/Musiquehttp://daziemae.com/

Episode 4 : 'EXTRA' with guest Jeffrey Nelson by Wine and Vaginas

This episode I am joined by Andrew and Marc from the Walk with Shay campaign to raise awareness for a wee Celt who needs our support. This Episode was recorded last week straight after the previous podcast. Please do listen in and support Shay and his family.

This episode I am joined by Andrew and Marc from the Walk with Shay campaign to raise awareness for a wee Celt who needs our support. This Episode was recorded last week straight after the previous podcast. Please do listen in and support Shay and his family.

Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa del Expreso de Medianoche, a continuación, explicaresmos los temas que trataremos esta noche en el programa. -Primera Estacion: ''El Extraño Incidente del Paso de Dyatlov'' es quizás el Expediente X ruso más importante de la historia contemporánea, ocurrió la noche del 1 al 2 de Febrero de 1959 en los Montes Urales, estamos hablando de la antigua URSS, nueve jóvenes excursionistas y aficionados al esquí, perdían la vida de manera inexplicable, los encontraron muertos en extrañas circunstancias, en ropa interior a 20 grados bajo cero, la tienda de campaña hecha jirones desde dentro, uno de ellos (Igor Dyatlov) fué encontrado boca arriba mirando hacia la tienda de campaña, con una ramita en una mano y con la otra mano tapando su rostro de algo, otro cuerpo fué encontrado con altos indices de radioactividad y un tono anaranjado en la piel, las corneas de los ojos quemadas y el pelo blanco, una de las chicas fué encontrada con la caja toracica partida y sin ningun hematoma, ni signos de violencia la piel, el forense dictaminó que sólo había visto éste tipo de fracturas en accidentes de tráfico, una de ellas apareció sin lengua ni carne bucal ¿Quién pudo cometer semejante hazaña? ¿Acaso el ejército ruso tuvo algo que ver en ésto? ¿o pudo ser un ''Extraño ser'' como el Yeti?...Manu Carreño nos cuenta ésta historia con documentos reales, personas con nombres y apellidos y un solo lugar, los Montes Urales -Diario del Más Allá: Pedro Ibáñez nos trae ésta vez un relato que nos habla de seres de otros planetas que visitan la tierra con un fin, estén atentos porque éste pequeño gran genio se ha propuesto sorprendernos con su ''Pentalogía'' se trata de cinco relatos (éste sería el segundo de los cinco) el primer relato de la ''Pentalogía'' fué el del Programa 3 que lleva de titulo ''Extraña Cita'', disfrutenlo. -Segunda Estación: Chema Galindo nos trae el Misterio de las Ánimas ¿Qué son? ¿Son fantasmas? ¿Seres queridos? ¿Existen realmente? Siempre se ha dicho que en el mes de Noviembre, concretamente el día de difuntos, las ánimas nos visitan y hay que rezar por sus almas. Llegó el momento de apagar las luces, acomodarse en el sofá de casa y conectar éste humilde podcast, adéntrese con nosotros en lo más profundo del túnel que le llevará a un mundo lleno de misterio

Cuatro décadas de partituras magistrales y cuatro premios Oscar, todos ellos en la década de los 50. Dimitri Tiomkin es uno de los más ilustres compositores cinematográficos, y posiblemente, junto con Miklós Rózsa, el que tiene un estilo más reconocible. En el programa podréis escuchar, entre otras, bandas sonoras como Horizontes perdidos, El viejo y el mar, Solo ante el peligro, Tierra de faraones, Río Rojo o La caída del Imperio Romano. Fe de erratas: Donde se indica 'Crimen perfecto',en realidad se trata de la música de 'Extraños en un tren'.

Cuatro décadas de partituras magistrales y cuatro premios Oscar, todos ellos en la década de los 50. Dimitri Tiomkin es uno de los más ilustres compositores cinematográficos, y posiblemente, junto con Miklós Rózsa, el que tiene un estilo más reconocible. En el programa podréis escuchar, entre otras, bandas sonoras como Horizontes perdidos, El viejo y el mar, Solo ante el peligro, Tierra de faraones, Río Rojo o La caída del Imperio Romano. Fe de erratas: Donde se indica 'Crimen perfecto',en realidad se trata de la música de 'Extraños en un tren'.

Bienvenidos al Expreso de Medianoche, en éste nuevo programa Manu Carreño nos hablará sobre La Santa Compaña, ¿Que Es?, ¿Cómo podemos protegernos de ella?, nuestro amigo Pedro Ibáñez nos traerá, extraído de su ''Diario del más allá'', un nuevo relato que tiene por título ''Extraño Hospital'' y nuestro gran amigo y colaborador Chema Galindo, el más veterano del programa nos trae, ésta vez, las Profecías de San Malaquías, ¿Cuál será el último Papa según dice San Malaquías? Disfrutad de éste humilde Podcast que cada día hacemos con más ilusión y entusiasmo. Llegó el momento de apagar las luces, acomodarse en el sofá de casa y conectar éste humilde podcast, adéntrese con nosotros en lo más profundo del túnel que le llevará a un mundo lleno de misterio. Que tenga un buen viaje.

Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. enjoys the week's Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode One Door Closes! The hosts also take time to discuss the week in Marvel news and review down all the awesome Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. feedback.   Welcome New Listeners! [2:26]   Thank you to all of new listeners! Welcome to our podcast! We’d love to know how you heard about us and we’d love to hear about YOU and why you love Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., Agent Carter, The Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, and the Marvel Universe in general.   Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Love In The Time Of Hydra [3:00]   Welcome to the Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. discussion of the Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. season 2 episode 15 One Door Closes! There was an incredible Director/Writer team working this episode so no wonder it was so fabulous! Just where are the Koeings and which S.H.I.E.L.D. are they loyal to? There is soo much story in Agents OF S.H.I.E.L.D. that as good as this episode is there is still soo much yet that we don't know like what's going on with Raina, Ward, Baikshi and Agent 33! Will the Iliad go the way of the Battlestar Pegasus?  What was your favorite episode fight scene? Skye? Bobbi-May (Calvary versus Mockingbird)? Hartley on the Iliad? Bobbi on the Iliad? Simmons pulls off the greatest con of the show so far! Is Simmons still programmed with compliance? Was it bad writing when Bobbi returns to Coulson's S.H.I.E.L.D.'s base? Could they make any more Battlestar Galactica references? Please do! They are great! Why didn't Agent Robert Gonzalez come to talk with Coulson? Hmmmm.... Will Raina "Luke It Up?" Is Skye the next Avatar? What was your favorite Skye power use moment? And whassup with the Toolbox and what's in the Iliad cargo hold? Can this show get any better? Is this the best you've got Marvel? Yes, Mr. Rodgers, we got that reference. We're all excited for next week's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode - Afterlife!    - Episode Transcript:   http://transcripts.foreverdreaming.org/viewforum.php?f=140     - Episode Director:   David Solomon - Produced: Buffy, Dollhouse, Nikita. Directed lots o stuff (Firefly!!! - Out of Gas) http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0813313/   - Episode Writer(s):   Lauren LeFranc (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Supervisor Producer), Writer for Chuck too! http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3179596/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1   & Rafe Judkins (Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Supervisor Producer), Writer for Chuck/4400 too! http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1988994/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1   - EXTRAS:   Outlander   Big Bang Theory  - Bernadette (a.k.a. Lauren)   Babylon 5   12 Monkeys   NEWS [45:11]   - RATINGS   4.26   Agents OF S.H.I.E.L.D.  Time Shifted (Live+7)     Episode # Episode Title Live+SD Live+7 % Increase Weekly # % 23 Shadows 5.98 9.66 62% 1st of 25 24 Heavy Is The Head 5.05 7.902 56% 1st of 25 25 Making Friends And Influencing People 4.47 7.253 62% 4th of 25 26 Face My Enemy 4.704 7.797 66% 2nd of 25 27 A Hen In The Wolfhouse 4.359 7.629 75% 1st of 25 28 A Fractured House 4.438 7.436 68% 1st of 25 29 The Writing On The Wall 4.271 7.597 78% 2nd of 25 30 The Things We Bury 4.575 7.700 68% 2nd of 25 31 Ye Who Enter Here 5.356 8.633 61% 2nd of 25 32 What They Become 5.287 8.310 57% 2nd of 25 33 Aftershocks 4.482 7.513 68% 2nd of 25 34 (18th) Who You Really Are 3.80 6.616 74% 2nd of 25 35 One Of Us 4.34       36 Love In The Time Of Hydra 4.29       37 One Door Closes 4.26         Information current as of 1 April 2015   - NEWS ITEMS   Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.   ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’: And Then It Became a Top 10 TV Show http://screenrant.com/agents-shield-season-2-episode-14-15-reviews-ratings/ "AGENTS OF SHIELD'S" EDWARD JAMES OLMOS TALKS INSTIGATING MUTINY AND THE REAL SHIELD http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/agents-of-shields-edward-james-olmost-talks-instigating-mutiny-and-the-real-shield   Netflix Series   Marvel's DAREDEVIL TV Spot #1 (2015) Netflix Series HD https://youtu.be/RzNH7FkGSQU   AWESOME NEW DAREDEVIL CHARACTER POSTER http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/03/30/awesome-new-daredevil-character-poster?abthid=55197290dcb884810700000e   Daredevil: Rise Of The First Defender Promo Released http://comicbook.com/2015/04/01/daredevil-rise-of-the-first-defender-promo-released/   Avengers   'Extra' Hangs with 'The Avengers' on 'Age of Ultron' Set (The hair) https://youtu.be/JaIjFse_ABQ   Avengers: Age of Ultron International TV SPOT (2015) Robert Downey Jr Marvel Movie (Hulkbuster flying around) https://youtu.be/_YcOgFmY2hU   Meet Quicksilver & the Scarlet Witch - Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron - Featurette 1 https://youtu.be/bClGSkZymoM   There are only two relationships in Tony Stark's life - with Pepper and Captain America http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/english/hollywood/news/There-are-only-two-relationships-in-Tony-Starks-life-with-Pepper-and-Captain-America/articleshow/46711766.cms   ELIZABETH OLSEN AND AARON TAYLOR-JOHNSON ON JOINING THE AVENGERS http://nerdist.com/elizabeth-olsen-and-aaron-taylor-johnson-on-joining-the-avengers/   The Next STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS Trailer Is Attached to AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON http://www.slashfilm.com/second-star-wars-force-awakens-trailer/   ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Star Andy Serkis Confirms He’s Playing Ulysses Klaw http://screencrush.com/avengers-2-andy-serkis-klaw/   Julie Delpy and Linda Cardellini Are In ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ http://www.slashfilm.com/julie-delpy-and-linda-cardellini-avengers-age-of-ultron/   ‘Avengers 2’ Cast Now Also Includes Linda Cardellini and Julie Delpy http://screencrush.com/avengers-2-linda-cardellini-julie-delpy/   Civil War & Beyond   Guardians Of The Galaxy Concept Art Reveals Unseen Character http://comicbook.com/2015/03/29/guardians-of-the-galaxy-concept-art-reveals-unseen-character/   ECCC: ANTHONY MACKIE: UNLEASH THE FALCON http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/eccc-anthony-mackie-unleash-the-falcon   Anthony Mackie Didn’t Know He Was in ‘Avengers 2’ Until He Saw the Poster http://screencrush.com/avengers-2-anthony-mackie/   Awwwww   Robert Downey Jr. Implores Fans To Give More For Avengers 2 Charity Event - Julia’s House. Robert would like for donations to total $2M. This is a hospice that provides care and support for life-limited children and their families. http://comicbook.com/2015/03/29/robert-downey-jr-implores-fan-to-give-more-for-avengers-2-charit/   X-Men   Hugh Jackman Teases One Last Time As Wolverine http://comicbook.com/2015/03/28/hugh-jackman-teases-one-last-time-as-wolverine/   The Wolverine Director Confirms Hugh Jackman's Return For One Last Time http://comicbook.com/2015/03/29/the-wolverine-director-confirms-hugh-jackmans-return-for-one-las/   Marvel Menswear? http://www.fivefourmarvel.com/     Feedback [66:50]   - Twitter   Andrew Wilson ‏@Arcanity23  Mar 29 @LegendsofSHIELD I'm interested by real #SHIELD as good vs good stories can be great if they're done well. Like having #CivilWar - #Clor.   Andrew Wilson ‏@Arcanity23  Mar 29 @LegendsofSHIELD @StargatePioneer @AwsmEngrGrl @sithwitch Have you seen Secret Smile? It makes me sure Tennant will be a chilling Killgrave.   Jeannie ‏@Asetisis  Mar 29 @LegendsofSHIELD ALl of this has happened before...   Chris Ferrell ‏@RoundTableNerds  Mar 29 @LegendsofSHIELD @AgentsofSHIELD @Marvel so say we all   Dr. Gnome to you ‏@MrParacletes  1h1 hour ago @LegendsofSHIELD On last night's episode, love the scene where Simmons pulls one over on Mockingbird. Hoped she was that sly, made me happy.   - Facebook   Paulo Silva‎Legends Of SHIELD Podcast March 26 at 12:55pm · Just watched the last episode. A lot of focus in family and trust. Another great episode. And poor Carla Talbot smile emoticon . A lot of new questions in the air. It will be nice if there is another S.H.I.E.L.D. where Maria Hill is the directorsmile emoticon. This New S.H.I.E.L.D. with a Helicarrier... yep , bloody hell!!!!   Legends Of SHIELD Podcast   There are a lot of mixed reactions to last night's "Love in the Time of HYDRA" -- all seemingly centered around the use of 'familiar' plot strategies and character development. Some viewers reveled in these tactics, others seemed to be left wanting something new, or unchartered.   What say you, Agents? Did the story move forward satisfactorily, or did the wheels just spin? Paulo Silva Nice episode. but...where is HYDRA? Maybe it´s just in front of us ... and it´s this new S.H.I.E.L.D. (hope not) Pablito Frito likes Legends Of SHIELD Podcast.11:55am   - Voicemail   Neil - Ant-Man   Jay - One Door Close Episode review   Oh, and forgot to add the comment that the dude that took a shot at Skye deserved to have the chunk o' tree imbedded somewhere more personal than just his arm. But because he was injured, he's gonna have a chip on his shoulder and go after her with a vengeance. . . . douche.   And was it just me or when Simmons called Fitz "Leo", did it kinda hit you right in the feels? But then she redeemed herself by taking out Bobbi. Adam - EJO - Iliad - Skye controlling powers   - iTunes   Level 9 access (5 stars)  in iTunes by Spidey616 from USA on March 25, 2015 Now that I've got level nine access I can get caught up. Thanks for the weekly briefing on the MCU and AOS. See you next week Agents.   Outro [80:37] Haley, Lauren and Stargate Pioneer love to hear back from you about your top 5 Marvel character lists, your science of Marvel questions, why Wing is wrong at any time, who would you pick in an all-female Avenger team, or who’s Marvel abs you would like to see. Call the voicemail line at 1-844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871. Join Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. next time as the hosts discuss the sixteenth episode of Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., Afterlife. 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In which MattBot 5000 and Nyssatron tell a story of Slap, the not-gay boy, take callers for advice columnist Deanna del Pescado, and chat with German experimental film-maker Gress Scheßschterfescht.

Escucha la novela completa siguiendo el enlace: https://www.patreon.com/posts/el-hobbit-de-j-r-45544346?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copy_to_clipboard&utm_campaign=postshare Ayúdame a sostener mi proyecto convirtiéndote en un mecenas. Pagando un modesto dólar al mes, podrás tener acceso a toda mi biblioteca, además de rifas y contenido exclusivo dedicado a mis fans. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/yamilcuellar SoundCloud: @lecturasyc Facebook: www.facebook.com/lecturasdeyamil Web: www.yamilcuellar.com/

Escucha la novela completa siguiendo el enlace: https://www.patreon.com/posts/el-hobbit-de-j-r-45544346?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copy_to_clipboard&utm_campaign=postshare Ayúdame a sostener mi proyecto convirtiéndote en un mecenas. Pagando un modesto dólar al mes, podrás tener acceso a toda mi biblioteca, además de rifas y contenido exclusivo dedicado a mis fans. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/yamilcuellar SoundCloud: @lecturasyc Facebook: www.facebook.com/lecturasdeyamil Web: www.yamilcuellar.com/

What is the 'Extra' thing that makes ordinary people become "Extraordinary"? In this message we will look at why we, as sons and daughters of God, have no business being trapped in 'ordinary'. We were made by God, in the image of God, to have the likeness of God...And our God is extraordinary! So why do we settle for anything less than being extraordinary? Find out how YOU can become the extraordinary Christian you are called to be!

In our first 'Extra' of the new season regular HomeBhoy Harper was joined by Scott from the Temporary Stand podcast and Nick Laveglia from the Metsbhoys podcast (who also happens to be the President of Amer.....sorry the Borough Boys) Nick has told us the story of the NY Cosmos on two previous Extra shows and now he's back to bring us right up to date with this New York icons latest developments. It's a story for all football...soccer fans no matter who you support as Saturday past bore witness to the official second coming of this sleeping giant. New York's Green & White.

The 'Fab 4 Free 4 All' crew analyzes and reviews George Harrison's 1974 album 'Extra Texture'.

In the latest in our series of 'Extra' podcasts we are joined by representatives of the hottest topic in town - the Green Brigade. On Monday evening Jason, Harper, Paul and the Parrot were joined by two prominent members of the group who have been involved since its inception. 'Tony and Paul' spoke candidly and honestly about everything that has been going on recently regarding themselves, the police and the Club. We talk boycotts, banning orders and bullying amongst a host of other matters that not only affect the Green Brigade but all Celtic supporters. The lads were very open in our discussion so we hope you enjoy this latest 'Extras' offering and we also hope that we dispel some myths about the 'big bad' Green Brigade along the way. *WARNING* this podcast contains strong language throughout not suitable for minors.

Sith or Jedi? Mexican or Normal? Man or Woman?  Find it all out in David's new 'Extra! Extra!' segment that really should have been called 'Dave Reads'...

PodKiosko es la versión corta de 'Kiosko', programa de Concepto Radial 94.9 FM, que se transmite todos los martes en punto de las 16 horas por www.conceptoradial.com. Te damos la más calurosa bienvenida a esta nuestra quinta temporada. En esta ocasión te informamos que nuestro programa se amplía a dos horas en su versión en vivo, sin embargo, nuestro PodKiosko sigue siendo esa opción corta para una ciudad tan movida como la nuestra. En esta ocasión disfruta de nuestra entrevista al director Julio Castillo, y al joven elenco de la obra de teatro, 'Extraño Anuncio', ganadora de la categoría B, alumnos de nivel licenciatura, del Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Ciudad de México, del XVI Festival Nacional de Teatro Universitario. Así es, ahora con gente de casa, nos damos la oportunidad de presentarte esta charla donde platicamos de la obra y las expectativas del elenco a futuro. Atte. Enrique Figueroa Anaya Productor Kiosko www.myspace.com/kiosko