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Our action packed return coincides with the start of the FedEx Cup playoffs on the PGA Tour. The first stage (The Northern Trust) takes place at Liberty National Golf Club just outside New York City. Dan Schleichert is their Director of Golf and he gives us an insider perspective on the tournament. After Dan, we talk to James Laurenzi from Draft Kings. The golf and gaming relationship is growing exponentially and together with James we break down the current state and look ahead to a very positive future.  Keith spent the week at The NORTHERN TRUST and gives his pop-culture perspective on the best stories. The Tuesday Match, DJ's driver, Hadley's ace and a whole lot more. Did we mention it's a major week for the women as well in Scotland? Check it all out here.    ProShow Playlist Ep. #173:  Money (Pink Floyd), Moneytalks (AC/DC), Back in the Saddle (Aerosmith)  

Inflation is still creeping upwards while the House weighs a $1 trillion dollar infrastructure bill already approved by the Senate. Our southern border states are being sucked dry of resources by possibly COVID positive migrants slipping into the country. Afghanistan has fallen into the hands of the Taliban before our diplomats and Afghan translators had a chance to escape, necessitating the deployment of six-thousand more U.S. troops to the area. What will be the final cost of the Biden presidency? Economist and former 2016 economic advisor to the Trump campaign, Steve Moore joins Dan to discuss the issues.After Dan's conversation with Steve Moore, he dives back into the conversation of the state of affairs in Afghanistan.

After having such a great time with The Last Detail, Mike and Dan talk about another film written by Robert Towne: Brian DePalma's Mission: Impossible (1996).  After Dan opens up about his longstanding admiration for Tom Cruise's acting chops, the guys talk about how Ethan Hunt is the American James Bond, the one moment in the film where Brian DePalma calls attention to himself, and what they imagine happens as future MI films are planned.  So peel off that mask, climb aboard the bullet train, and give it a listen!   Please subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Twitter @15MinFilm.   Rate and review the show on Apple podcasts, and contact us at FifteenMinuteFilm@gmail.com.  We take requests!  You can also support the show with a buck or two at Venmo @FifteenMinuteFiIm.  We'll use any donations to buy half and half at Ralph's.   Incredible bumper music by John Deley.

After Dan tells the story of his seeing Alien at the age of 11, he and Mike talk about all the things Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece does well: its treatment of the monster, the restraint of its effects, and its use of sci-fi and horror tropes.  They also talk about the film's original title and why the sequels fall flat. Other films mentioned: Jaws, The Lighthouse, 2001, Star Wars: A New Hope (which Dan calls Star Wars: The First One), Rear Window, and The Wicker Man.  So get rid of that facehugger, punch the android, and give it a listen!   Please subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Twitter @15MinFilm.   You can also contact us at FifteenMinuteFilm@gmail.com, and support the show with a buck or two at Venmo @FifteenMinuteFiIm.   Incredible bumper music by John Deley.

Huge show today as tonight is the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Pat and the boys are more than ecstatic about it. Make sure you check out The Second Annual Draft Spectacular tonight on YouTube.com/ThePatMcAfeeShow starting at 7:30 Eastern. Pat and the boys jump right into the latest of draft rumors. Pat has gotten some breaking news "per sources" and immediately begins struggling not to burst. Dan Orlovsky came on to discuss the latest in breaking news and his opinions regarding the Quarterbacks expected to go at the top of this draft. After Dan gives his piece, Pat and the boys continue the conversation with NFL legend AJ Hawk. With much of the conversation around the latest 49ers rumors regarding their draft pick and latest trade rumors. NFL Network insider Daniel Jeremiah joins the program to discuss the process of making a mock draft, and how he expects the draft to play out this year. To finish off the show you Pat, AJ and the boys give their reactions to rumors surrounding the 3rd overall pick as well as the future of last years NFL MVP and friend of the show Aaron Rodgers. 

The Shared Shutter is back with their second Clubhouse. We were joined by the immensely talented duo of Robin Fox and Meg Loeks. After Dan finally hit the record button (sorry) topics discussed include the class Mastering Manuel Exposure, the Cannon R5 and how to protect your IG account from hackers. And if one Canadian wasn't enough, Ashley Marston joins the chat as well as Amy Smith.You can find out more about Sarah's Click Photoschool Breakout, Filmmaking For Photographers.  If you are interested in having Sarah mentor you click here for more information.   Also if you want a bit more Dan in your life, check out his long form interview podcast Dan's Interview Show.

After Dan and Jake discuss the latest on ATVs, the lieutenant governor search, and RI's vaccination campaign, Jake chats with Dist. 43 state Rep. Deb Fellela of Johnston (29:37) about the State House, the pandemic, small businesses, and more.

After Dan reveals the bombshells hidden in Colorado Senate bill 21-182 'Concerning School Discipline,' including the inability of police to arrest or ticket students for virtually any criminal activity in schools, the listeners react.

After Dan's 4 part interview series with new Meadowlark CEO John Skipper ran on South Beach Sessions, Chris Cote felt there were some questions left unanswered. Mystery Crate presents: Part 5 with Skip.

After Dan's 4 part interview series with new Meadowlark CEO John Skipper ran on South Beach Sessions, Chris Cote felt there were some questions left unanswered. Mystery Crate presents: Part 5 with Skip.

Rory McNamara is back to root around the attic for the very best (and worst!) the Home Video Classics section of the WWE Network has to offer. Today he welcomes a contributor from the Wrestling 20 Years Ago Podcast (how DID he manage that?) in the form of one Daniel D'Wit! After Dan introduces himself to the PTBN Network, they set about looking at his choice of super tape:...er...'Supertape'! Expect to hear praise for people who don't usually receive enough of it...and indeed criticism for people who rarely receive any of it! So dust off your VCR, pop in the tape, reset the timer to 0000 and enjoy!

After Dan messed up the original time differences (time zones are stupid) I finally get to talk to Alphonse Sidney from the 5OnTheFloor podcast from the Five Reasons Sports Network. We talk about what the season just meant to Alf and the journey of his first season with the network, we then discuss who re-signs, who we target for improvements and in what areas and round up debating Untouchable Tyler, or not as the case may be. Tony Brothers face also gets a quick mention..... ENJOY!

With ElixirConf 2020 just around the corner, today’s episode is a sneak peek where we talk with six of this year’s speakers. Each speaker gives listeners an elevator pitch of their talk while throwing in extra details about who their talk is aimed at, what they learned through the process, and which talks they’re excited about attending. Our first guest is Quinn Wilton, a developer at Tinfoil Security, whose talk is titled ‘Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’. Quinn explains how she’s created a symbiosis between Elixir and Gleam that helps her create more consistent code while offsetting the disadvantages of dynamic typing. We then chat with Dan Lindeman whose talk, ‘Short Circuit IoT Development Time with Nerves,’ is an overview of building custom hardware using Nerves and Elixir. After Dan’s plug on how you can start programming Nerves on your laptop, we welcome Jeffrey Utter to the show. His talk is a deep dive into ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam.’ Teasing out the topic, we discuss inefficiencies in the debugging process and how many developers adopt a ‘whack-a-mole’ approach to dealing with bugs. From debugging to UintSet, Luciano Ramalho, our next speaker, gives us a taste of his presentation, ‘UIntSet: enumerable, streamable, understandable.’ Luciano shares how the Go language inspired him to experiment with leveraging protocols and streams to build new idiomatic Elixir data structures from scratch. He also touches on the importance of being humble when learning new languages and gearing Elixir to a non-engineer user base. After Luciano, we’re joined by Melvin Cedeno, a fellow Elixir Wizard from the SmartLogic family. Melvin brings his teaching experience to bear on the topic of ‘Teaching Functional Programming with Elixir.’ This is a key talk in growing our community, especially when considering the point that being an Elixir genius doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re well-suited to teach it. Last but certainly not least, we speak with Japa Swadia from Podium about her talk, ‘Domain-Driven Design with Elixir’ — a subject that’s been a huge focus on the podcast. We chat about what domain-driven design means and why it’s an important foundational concept for beginners to learn. Tune in for this tip-of-the-iceberg preview. It’s just a glimpse into the varied and wonderfully informative talks you can expect at ElixirConf 2020. Key Points From This Episode: Introducing Quinn Wilton who is using Gleam to interact with Elixir. How being acquired by Synopsys has given Tinfoil Security access to greater resources. Balancing the advantages of Elixir with its drawbacks when it comes to dynamic analysis. What Gleam is and how it makes static typing more approachable. Teasing Quinn’s ElixirConf talk — ‘Talk Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’ What Quinn has learned from the process of creating his presentation. Building a dissembler and the talk that Quinn is most looking forward to attending. Dan Lindeman’s work at Very making solar micro-grids. The benefits of Elixir and Nerves when building custom hardware. Who Dan’s talk is aimed at and why it’s appropriate for any experience level. Working with smart minds and laboring through hardware docs that often lie. How scary it can be to work with hardware and the value of having your talk appeal to entry-level Elixir users. Jeffrey Utter unpacks his talk — ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam.’ How most people play ‘whack-a-mole’ when dealing with live system bugs. Using match specs to hone in on your debugging process. Why most Elixir coders should learn about Jeffrey’s debugging system. Why is Recon Library is such an excellent tool and its potential uses in distributed systems. Hear which talks Jeffrey is looking forward to attending. How Go inspired Luciano Ramalho to explore applying different data structures to Elixir. What skill-level Luciano’s talk is aimed at and why. Developing a sense of how Elixir is idiomatic, despite being such a new language. Being humble when learning new languages and the importance of protocols in understanding idiomatic data structures. How Elixir is geared towards engineers which can create barriers of entry. Mark Cedeno gives an elevator pitch for his talk — ‘Teaching Functional Programming with Elixir.’ Why knowing Elixir very well doesn’t mean that you can teach it. The benefits of remote learning; it can make your teaching more organized and to-the-point. Hear about the talks that Mark is excited about attending. Japa gives us a crash-course on domain-driven design. Creating a solid foundation for your app by considering the contexts in which it’s used. Why beginners or those wanting to switch to domain-orientated coding should attend Japa’s talk. Using schema to point to the same table in different contexts. Which talks Japa is attending and how she got selected for ElixirConf 2020. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Elixir Wizards Listener Survey — https://smr.tl/podcastsurvey SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ ElixirConf 2020 — https://2020.elixirconf.com/ Quinn Wilton — https://github.com/QuinnWilton/gleam-chip8 Quinn Wilton Twitter — https://twitter.com/wiltonquinn ‘Type-Safe LiveView with Gleam’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/128/talk Tinfoil Security — https://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/ Synopsys — https://www.synopsys.com/ Gleam — https://gleam.run/ Louis Pilfold GitHub — https://github.com/lpil Phoenix LiveView — https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenixliveview CHIP-8 — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP-8 Stephen Bussey — https://github.com/sb8244 ‘The Joy of an Elixir Monolith’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/121/talk Code BEAM / Code Sync — https://codesync.global/ Dan Lindeman — https://github.com/DanLindeman Dan Lindeman Twitter — https://twitter.com/lindemda ‘Short Circuit IoT Development Time with Nerves’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/117/talk Nerves Platform — https://www.nerves-project.org/ Very — https://www.verypossible.com/ Justin Schneck — https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinschneck/ Daniel Stoppard — https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-spofford-2307a655/ Jenn Gamble — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/115/bio Juliana Helena — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/129/bio ‘How Elixir made me a better Java programmer’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/129/talk Nerves Hub — https://www.nerves-hub.org/ Jeffrey Utter — https://github.com/jeffutter Bleacher Report — https://bleacherreport.com/ ‘Debugging Live Systems on the Beam’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/114/talk Datadog — https://www.datadoghq.com/ Erlang Sys Trace 2 — https://erlang.org/doc/man/sys.html#trace-2 Recon Library — https://ferd.github.io/recon/ Erlang Debugger — http://erlang.org/doc/apps/debugger/debuggerchapter.html Catalina Astengo — https://github.com/castengo gRPC + Elixir Microservices = A Love Story? — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/116/talk KC Elixir — https://www.kcelixir.com/ Luciano Ramalho — https://github.com/ramalho/ Luciano Ramalho Twitter — https://twitter.com/ramalhoorg ‘UintSet: enumerable, streamable, understandable’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/125/talk ThoughtWorks — https://www.thoughtworks.com/ Go — https://golang.org/ The Go Programming Language — https://www.gopl.io/ Brian W. Kernighan — https://www.cs.princeton.edu/people/profile/bwk Fluent Python — https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/fluent-python/9781491946237/ Simon de Haan — https://github.com/smn ‘Using Elixir and WhatsApp to launch WHO’s global COVID-19 response’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/124/talk Yutaka Kikuchi — https://github.com/kikuyuta ‘Applying Elixir for driving small hydropower plants with Nerves’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/123/talk Processing — https://processing.org/ Melvin Cedeno — https://github.com/thecraftedgem ‘Teaching Functional Programming With Elixir’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/99/talk Turing — https://turing.io/ Nicholas Henry — https://github.com/nicholasjhenry ‘The Upside Dimension of Elixir - An Introduction to Metaprogramming’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/120/talk Brian Marick — https://github.com/marick/ ‘Tricks and tools for writing Elixir tests’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/109/talk German Velasco — http://www.germanvelasco.com/ ‘Testing LiveView’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/119/talk Lonestar Elixir — https://lonestarelixir.com/ Japa Swadia — https://github.com/japa-swadia Podium — https://www.podium.com ‘Domain-Driven Design with Elixir’ — https://2020.elixirconf.com/speakers/105/talk Design Patterns — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_Patterns Justus Eapen Social Handle — @JustusEapen Eric Oestrich Social Handle — @EricOestrich Sundi Myint Social Handle — @SundiKhin Special Guests: Dan Lindeman, Japa Swadia, Jeffrey Utter, Luciano Ramalho, Melvin Cedeno, and Quinn Wilton.

What's up internet? Dan and Matt return to the mics and breakdown the quarterfinals of the MLS is Back Tournament. After Dan mixes up Darlington Nagbe and Diego Chará, they preview the semi-finals and give their picks to make it to the final.  

GB2RS NEWS Sunday the 5th of July 2020 The news headlines: Celebrate the NHS with Get on the air to care Contest Committee to relax Covid-19 rules IARU appoints new EMC Coordinator The RSGB’s ‘Get on the air to care’ campaign with the NHS is celebrating the NHS’ 72nd birthday today, Sunday the 5th of July. The Society is encouraging all radio amateurs to 'Get on the air to care' to mark the celebration and to use /NHS after their callsign. Share photos on the RSGB Facebook or Twitter accounts and make sure you add #GOTA2C to your message. You can also email photos to comms@rsgb.org.uk. For more info about the NHS birthday see the NHS website, www.england.nhs.uk/nhsbirthday/about-the-nhs-birthday. As we’re all aware, the changes to Covid-19 restrictions have been coming thick and fast recently, but they have also remained inconsistent across the different parts of the UK. The Contest Committee is preparing to allow Single Operator Portable entries to RSGB contests again from Tuesday the 7th of July. This is in time for the 2m UK Activity Contest and FM Activity Contest as well as the HF Low Power contest on the 19th of July. All activities must be properly socially distanced. All station activity, including station assembly, must be carried out by the operator, or only with support from people who are living at the same household. The RSGB is not opening up normal multi-operator contesting as in section ‘O’ entries at this time. Any local Covid-19 restrictions, such as any limitation on access to particular public locations, must be strictly observed. Please keep a close eye on the Contest Committee website www.rsgbcc.org for the latest updates. The IARU Administrative Council has appointed Martin Sach, G8KDF, as global Electromagnetic Compatibility Coordinator, succeeding Tore Worren, LA9QL. The EMC Coordinator’s mission is to ensure that the concerns and needs of radio amateurs are effectively addressed in international standards bodies, particularly CISPR and the ITU, as well as in regional telecommunication organisations and at national levels through IARU member societies. Assisting in the effort is a network of volunteers with expertise in the field of EMC. Martin is also the RSGB IARU EMC Liaison. RSGB General Manager Steve Thomas, M1ACB joined the Denby Dale ARC online meeting to hear Dan, KB6NU speak on Having Fun with Morse Code. After Dan’s talk and the question and answer session, the club asked Steve to do a Q&A session. There were a wide range of questions on current topics. Dan’s talk and both Q&A sessions are on YouTube at https://youtu.be/noC1pxTswg4. In the light of the Covid-19 restrictions, the IARU Region 1 Executive Committee has split the 2020 General Conference into two parts. The first part in October will be a virtual conference and the second, in-person part will be in 2021. The IARU and its Member Societies face some very significant challenges for the future to ensure that growth into amateur radio is further stimulated and that Member Societies and the IARU continue to be seen as relevant and supportive by new entrants. The 2021 part of the Conference will be run in ‘workshop’ format with active participation from all Member Societies present. Dave Wilson, M0OBW, RSGB President and Exams Quality Assurance Manager, has announced that the 1000th online invigilated exam took place on the 1st of July. He anticipated that the 1000th successful candidate will pass the exam sometime this coming week. The RSGB would like to thank all involved in this remote invigilation exam process, including Ofcom, the RSGB exams department and all those invigilating. It’s a great example of amateur radio coming together. Please note that all news items for both RadCom and GB2RS should be sent to radcom@rsgb.org.uk and to that email address only. Sending to multiple addresses just slows the process down and some old addresses, such as gb2rs@rsgb.org.uk will be closed in the near future. The deadline for GB2RS is 10am on the Thursday before transmission and the deadlines for RadCom are shown in the Around Your Region section or on the RSGB website under the Publications tab. Now the special event news Since the change of regulations applying to special event stations in the UK, many activations are now able to go ahead. UK amateurs would like to thank Ofcom for their help in making this happen. To commemorate their 3rd anniversary, special event stations will be on air during the FT8DMC Activity Days until the 31st of July. All stations will bear the FTDMC or FTDM suffix, referring to the third anniversary of the FT8 Digital Mode Club. An FTDMC Anniversary Award can be earned by working the FTDMC and FTDM stations and collecting points applicable for various award classes. See www.ft8dmc.eu for more details. Durham and District Amateur Radio Society is participating as one of the bonus stations in the 13 Colonies Special Event. GB13COL will run until 0400UTC on 8 July. The primary focus of the event will be the HF bands using SSB, CW, FM and various digital modes, but VHF and UHF will also be in use. This year’s QSL cards for GB13COL has been kindly sponsored by Martin Lynch at ML&S. Now the contest news Please remember to check before the events for new rules due to lockdown and social distancing, which may differ around the world. The RSGB strongly advises obeying your own government’s advice first and foremost. On Monday the 80m Club Championships will runs from 1900 to 2030UTC. Using CW only, the exchange is signal report, serial number and locator. On Tuesday the 144MHz FM Activity Contest runs from 1800 to 1855UTC. It is followed by the all mode 144MHz UK Activity Contest from 1900 to 2130UTC. The exchange for both is signal report, serial number and locator. On Thursday the 50MHz UK Activity Contest runs from 1900 to 2130UTC. Using all modes, the exchange is signal report, serial number and locator. Next weekend the IARU HF Championship runs from 1200UTC on the 11th to 1200UTC on the 12th. Using SSB only on the 1.8 to 28MHz contest bands, the exchange is signal report and ITU Zone, which is 27 for the UK. The UK Six Metre Group’s Summer Marathon runs until the 2nd of August. Using all modes on the 50MHz band, the exchange is your 4-character locator. Now the radio propagation report, compiled by G0KYA, G3YLA and G4BAO on Friday the 3rd of July. This week saw the beginning of a new month and continued Sporadic-E openings. Traditionally we see a slow down in the number of Sporadic-E openings in July, but while we are seeing a few periods on 10m when there are no openings, they inevitably reappear. An HF F2-layer opening to Angola occurred on Wednesday, allowing amateurs to bag Gabriel, D2EB on both 17 and 12 metres CW. Paul, G0KPH also spotted Gabriel on 40 metres CW in the evening. As we said a couple of weeks ago, the HF bands are staying open later, which is a summer phenomenon. Darren, G0TSM has found 17m FT8 to be open to Japan, the West Coast of the USA, Alaska and Hawaii until around 0200UTC. Mike, G4FHQ said 80m has been good overnight too, after he heard a string of W2s and VE3s working the Canada Day contest at 0330UTC at 57/8 on SSB. The Sun, however, remained very quiet with zero sunspots, which means our predictions are beginning to sound like a stuck record! The Kp index ranged from zero to three thanks to a high-speed solar wind stream. Next week NOAA predicts a solar flux index of 68 and a Kp index of two to three. There are no sunspots predicted, just a few bright spots on the STEREO Ahead spacecraft’s extreme ultraviolet view, which may or may not develop into spots. Mid-latitude coronal hole activity has declined recently and it does look like we are now truly at sunspot minimum. And now the VHF and up propagation news. There is a change in the weather coming along and Sunday should see a ridge of high pressure building across the south of the country, bringing Tropo back into the options. This could be particularly good for paths to the south across the Channel and Biscay as well as across the southern North Sea. This ridge gets a bit of knock-back after mid-week as a small low tracks across the north of the country. In some models this is also followed by a further weak ridge for the next weekend, so Tropo will continue to feature. The Sporadic-E season is less prolific in July, but it’s still a key month for the mode. The weather is always busy generating atmospheric gravity waves that can propagate upwards to affect the E region and trigger Sporadic-E, so hopefully some parts of the country may find the geometry is right for some VHF DX paths via Sporadic-E. These high summer weeks are often good for Sporadic-E ultra DX paths to the Far East, mostly in the early morning and on FT8, so it's well worth checking the clusters from 0600-0800UTC. With low Moon declination and no major meteor showers this week, it’s a good week to increase your square count via the satellites. QO100 and the low-Earth orbiters are always there to work the DX if the bands are flat. Finally, a thought. While we’re definitely not advocating “don’t call CQ”, you’ll increase your chances of making non-contest QSOs hugely, especially on the GHz Bands, if you announce your planned activity in advance. Use email reflectors, social media and the ON4KST microwave chat to let people know when you’re QRV. And that’s all from the propagation team this week.

After Dan goes to the mat defending one of his favorite tunes, 'Kung Fu Fighting' by Carl Douglas, prompting Ann in Aurora to call and challenge that 'Play That Funky Music, White Boy' by Wild Cherry (sarcastically) offends her. Ryan responds by playing both tunes, and wondering aloud that if something was truly racist and used to be shocking, but everything is now 'racist' with that word being thrown around ever more loosely, is anything really 'racist' at all anymore? Don Lemon displays phony moral outrage, calling out young Trump supporters at a rallyin Phoenix for cheering the President's use of the term 'Kung Flu.' The CNN host calls the term racist, and chastises those in attendance by asking 'how's that for Christian behavior?'

After Dan, Vince, and Jarrett welcome you into the show, the guys discuss what's going on with MLB negotiations and we provide a PGA Tour update, see who's fantasy foursome is off to a solid start.

Tune in as Dan and I discuss the second part of our NFL Draft Recap with a focus on the the Patriots not selecting a QB and the other players that they drafted as the franchise moves on from the Brady era. It looks like the Pats are sold on Jarrett Stidham as their next starting QB. After Dan watched the new Mary Poppins movie we did a special Locker Room Talk in honor of the octogenarian, Dick Van Dyke by playing "Guess Their Age." Everything you need to know on the Dan and Joe Sports Show! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-n-joesportsshow/support

Mike and Dan agree that Godfather II is a perfect film by any measure and wish they had more than 15 minutes in which to do it justice. After Dan proposes they just do every future episode about Godfather II, they talk about Hyman Roth as a perfect villain, Michael losing his soul, and the brilliance and dramatic puzzle of the film's final image. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/15minutefilmfanatics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/15minutefilmfanatics/support

Dan and Mike gush over what may be one of the funniest films ever made: Arthur Heller's The In-Laws (1979). After Dan compares the film to Seinfeld, Mike notes a cast member who appears in both works. They also talk about who is the true straight man and how the film doubles down just when one would expect it to fizzle. This was Marlon Brando's favorite comedy and it's one of theirs, too. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/15minutefilmfanatics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/15minutefilmfanatics/support

The Supersons are back! The first time the brothers have recorded together in a very long time. On this episode, we talk all about Harley Quinn!!! After Dan's year of Harley, we are cover the first episode of her new show. We talk about how Harley has changed over time and developed as a character. Find us on twitter @dcsupersons

After the Bears' disappointing 2019 season — a “regression,” as GM Ryan Pace called it — Chairman George McCaskey, President Ted Phillips, coach Matt Nagy and Pace offered their evaluations. Some were more forthcoming with details than others. Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer dive into where the Bears go from here. (Get ready for LOTS of talk about the offense’s struggles.) After Dan’s lightning-fast recap of the Week 17 win over the Vikings and some cracking 3-word reviews, they examine five questions at the heart of the Bears’ plight: How close are they to winning a Super Bowl? How does Pace’s assessment of quarterback Mitch Trubisky account for his 2020 job security? What’s next for Trubisky as he remains the starter? What should we make of Pace’s public evaluation of Nagy? And how meaningful might changes to Nagy’s staff be? Rich and Dan also mix in their New Year’s resolutions, dissect Dan’s gross metaphor about hair in risotto and make predictions for the first weekend of playoff games.

Jay tries to convince Jacob to attend A Very Johnson Thanksgiving or go with Oakerson's for the holiday. After Dan is recognized on the street for being “McFee” from Showtime’s Billions the host discuss alternative names and personalities of the crew.

Welcome to Siblings in Zion! In this inaugural episode, Brother Dan & Sister Lisa introduce themselves and their intentions for this podcast. They were both born & raised in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ten years apart. Within the last year, both have found themselves officially resigned as members of record, and now officially apostates!   *Let us be clear: we are not 'anti-Mormon' and we do not accept this designation. We are opposed to bad ideas and the behaviors they facilitate.   Lisa is a returned missionary, and was much more devout than Dan ever was. After Dan avoided the topic of Mormonism for years on his educational entertainment podcast The Fundamentals (now known as Everywhere You Go is Bullsh*t), he finally decided to dive in and learned all about what he was really supposed to believe, just how much he did not know, and started asking Lisa about the major issues from a believer's perspective.   In this episode we talk about experiences of Mormon gossip, racism, superiority complexes, and the male childhood anxiety of knowing the pressure of serving a mission is building. They also spontaneously break out in hymns.   --- Website: siblingsinzion.com Facebook: facebook.com/siblingsinzion Instagram: instagram.com/siblingsinzion Twitter: twitter.com/siblingsinzion YouTube: tiny.cc/sizyoutube The Fundamentals (now Everywhere You Go is Bullsh*t): everywhereyougoisbullshit.com

We welcome back our pal Dan Ryckert (from Giant Bomb and the podcast Panning The Stream) for a trip to Sin City! After Dan details his unique Vegas wedding and his Simpsons table read experience, we dig into Ned Flanders' age, the importance of roof cooking, the neon nuttiness of Las Vegas casinos, and the dangers of drunken weddings! Listen now to learn all our gaming secrets (it means gambling)!! Support this podcast and get dozens of bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! This podcast is brought to you by the streaming network VRV: home to cartoons, anime, and so much more! Visit VRV.co/WAC to sign up for your FREE 30-day trial and kick a little money back to your friends at the Talking Simpsons Network!  

After Dan had an on-air panic attack, he realized he had to stop chasing the adrenaline he was accustomed to as a war correspondent and find healthier ways to attain happiness.

After Dan's heated exchange Wednesday with former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper on abortion, Sean Hannity of Fox News had a similar moment with New York City mayor Bill DeBlasio on the issue that night. Dan examines the talking points of DeBlasio and compares them to Hickenlooper and the Democratic Party at-large. Is this a losing issue for them nationally, if they embrace abortion-on-demand?

JABRONIACS! After Dan loses the cOw Title at the Del Close Marathon his hilarious friends stop by the studio to make him feel better! D'Arcy Carden talks Bad Janet! Rachel Bloom drinks Four Loko! Jamie Lee dishes on her new Netflix show! Cipha Sounds reminices about starting improv as a famous DJ! And Brandon Scott Jones discusses his deleted scene in the movie Isn't it Romantic! Uncut episode coming to the Patreon! Check out Patreon.com/ComediansOfWrestling to pledge your support! COW merch is now available at prowrestlingtees.com/comediansofwrestling Join the 4am fun with the COW Facebook page: www.facebook.com/groups/1097358233676577/ Got a hot take you wanna cash-in? Leave a voicemail at (316) 530 2429

On this weeks episode of The Junior Hockey Podcast we had reoccurring guest, Vinnie Susi along with our good friend and ex teammate, Dan Traegasar. Dan played with Sus and Gresko in Rochester, MN while Hof was coaching them. After Dan's hockey career ended he enlisted in the Navy. Dan goes in depth not only on his Junior Hockey career, but shares his experience thus far in the Navy and being stationed in Japan. He shared a ton of funny stories and had a great time talking with Dan. We had a bunch of laughs and talked for over an hour about anything and everything. We hope you guys enjoy this episode!

Alright so this is our first episode on anything related to NJPW so be patient with us... We here at TNTF have been getting more requests from listeners to cover more non-WWE promotions, and with one of the biggest promotions people are talking about today being NJPW, well we just decided to jump on in!After Dan watched the finales of World Tag League 2018, he's been binge watching NJPW and has garnered some knowledge of the promotion. Dom and Moses have watched Wrestle Kingdom 11 and 12 and have been wanting more of NJPW, so we decided to discuss the HUGE Wrestle Kingdom 13 card!Along with this we also discuss a bit of WWE (yea we know) but dive further into if there is truly a "line" that can be crossed when cutting promos between two wrestlers. 

This episode is part of a four-episode series of mastermind session.  A mastermind group is a concept that comes from the book, .  We have implemented this concept into our ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability groups. Alumni of our coaching groups have the opportunity to work with me as “addmins,” and those members get an entire hour to sit in the hot seat in our mastermind sessions. This week, Dan sits in the hot seat.  In this conversation, you will hear Dan talk about over-committing.  He explains why he has a hard time saying “no,” but this results in sometimes not meeting the deadlines.  Dan has a major traveling project coming up, and this situation is the foundation of this discussion.   You’ll Learn: [8:48] - Dan sets up this conversation and shares that he struggles with overcommitment. [11:44] - Diana asks if Dan has traveled in the trailer before. Dan also talks about setting expectations at work vs. expectations outside of work. [15:14] - I ask Dan how often he ignores the little voice in his head. Dan believes he can be intentional about giving the little voice time to pop up. [17:10] - I share that having a Plan B doesn’t take much time, and the reward is great. Dan talks about his Plan B. [19:08] - Dan explains that he needs to learn how not to say “yes.” [20:18] - Sandra wants to know what Dan has done with this RV project, and how he prioritizes the tasks. [24:31] - Sandra asks more about contingency plans when working with the list. [25:32] - Dan says that there are not hard-stops in their schedule unless it’s for a meeting. [26:39] - Dan says that his list is written in a shared note-taking app that he and his wife can use. [29:54] - Natalie asks Dan if he has considered getting an antenna to boost his cell phone signal. She also asks for examples of little things that need to be done in the house that overwhelm him. [34:15] - I ask Dan for some time-frame dates. I challenge Dan to consider what he would do if he had no time or less time to prepare. [38:58] - Natalie reminds Dan that friends will be coming into his house so that they will be more understanding than a customer. [40:38] - After Dan talks about envisioning looking what “done” looks like. I talk about the difference between a due date and a done date. [49:45] - I ask Dan what the situation would be if he had to tell someone he can’t do something or hit a deadline he committed to. [51:50] - I ask Dan to consider what carries more weight, the current satisfaction of saying “yes,” or the future disappointment of not being able to meet the deadline. [52:46] - Dan explains how it’s possible to build a reputation as the go-to guy, but then expectations can hurt your career. [54:53] - Dan shares that he would be receptive to a suggestion that he seek assistance with a task. I draw a link between Dan’s perfectionism and self-worth. [58:54] - Diana talks about her own personal experience in the area of self-worth. Dan shares what he wants to gain from this journey.  [1:02:46] - I used to say “yes” to everything, and this brought me stress from being overwhelmed. I changed my default answer to “no.” [1:07:22] - Natalie suggests bringing yourself back to the big picture and asking why you want to do something. [1:10:37] - Natalie brings up Dan’s wife and kids. Dan shares an experience from his ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group. [1:14:33] - Dan admits that he is scared. [1:17:12] - I share how I threatened myself with Workaholics Anonymous. [1:18:55] - Dan shares his takeaways from this conversation.  Use my Audible.com affiliate link for your favorite titles:   ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group Our next registration event for the ADHD reWired Coaching and Accountability Group is November 15th at 11am Central.  This session starts January 7th. To learn more or RSVP for the group registration, go to .  Support the podcast on Patreon Patreon allows listeners like you to support content creators like me.  With a monthly contribution, you can get access to different levels of perks.  One perk example is our Patreon-only Adult Study Hall.  Learn more at ADHD reWired Facebook Group: If you would like to join the ADHD reWired secret Facebook group, go to and fill out an application. Productivity Q&A Get your ADHD questions answered live!  These Q&A sessions take place on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12:30 pm.  Go to . Want to be a guest? Hey, What about you?  Do you have a story?  Are you a Coach?  Are you an ADHD Clinician?  If you answered “yes” to any of these questions and you’d like to be a guest, schedule a pre-interview call .

After Dan finally returns from holiday, we record again and discuss what's happened recently, including...  - Cicada 3310  - The Snopes Game  - The New Predator Movie  - The Festival of Brexit  - Sir Michael   And many more…  Join in the discussions on our Facebook Page here: https://www.facebook.com/2SkepticalChaps  Link to all our episodes here: http://2skepticalchaps.libsyn.com/podcast  Twitter: @2scpodcast  Email: 2sc.podcast@gmail.com 

Greetings Citizens! After Dan's absence last week, the Heroes have returned with another jam packed episode. This week Dan talks about what huge event kept him from recording last week. We also discuss what we've been watching and listening to. We share our excitement about the upcoming Amazon Series "The Boys" and the recent trailer dropped at New York Comic Con. Dan is over the moon about the new Coheed and Cambria album "Vaxis: Act 1 The Unheavenly Creatures". We talk about Nic Cage's newest film "Mandy" as well as Season 2 of "Big Mouth" on Netflix. Dan has plenty to say about James Wan's upcoming "Train to Busan" remake. Steve gives his thoughts on his recent viewings of "You're Not You" and "American Nightmares". Finally we discuss the 2018 version of "A Star Is Born" starring Bradley Copper and Lady Gaga  We hope you enjoy this week's offering from ya boys. We'd love to hear your thoughts on it and if you like what we're doing, please tell someone about us. We'd really appreciate it. Ok, let's do this. Heroes of Noise Podcast Contact and Show Info: Website: www.heroesofnoise.com Email: HeroesofNoisePodcast@gmail.com Show Twitter: @HeroesofNoise Facebook: Heroes of Noise Podcast Instagram: @heroesofnoisepodcast   Listen to our other podcast    The Word: The Unofficial PREACHER Podcast Contact Info: Email: askthewordpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Word_Podcast Hosts Twitter: @DanQPublic, @SE_Hudsonmusic Facebook: The Word Podcast Website: www.heroesofnoise.com    

On this week's Onefootball Podcast, Dan Burke is joined in the studio by Lewis Ambrose, Francesco Porzio and André Gonçalves. After Dan shows his age in an enlightening discussion about Electronic Dance Music, the gang get stuck straight into this week’s red hot Champions League action. Are Lionel Messi’s Barcelona men on a mission in Europe this season? What’s going wrong with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich at the moment? And is Manchester United’s season already a pointless waste of everybody’s time? There’s also a preview of the massive Premier League clash at Anfield coming up this weekend. Do Manchester City have any chance of getting their first win on that ground since X Men 2 was in cinemas? And if so, how do they stop Liverpool? And the all new bigger, longer and uncut Onefootball Podcast ends with a whistle-stop tour of Europe’s other big leagues.

Show notes (9-27-18): Dan Tom is joined by guest co-host Connor Ruebusch (@BoxingBusch), as the two break down their (and your) top 5 hook knockouts in MMA. After Dan gives an on-air review of Proper 12 Whiskey, the guys talk Bellator 206 (at the 1:39:00 mark) and the benefits of an MMA purge. Follow Dan […]

After Dan gets going about the excessive speeders on 394...one of the drivers, Ethan in Bloomington, calls in to try and defend himself. DAN GOES OFF!

Dan Frasier has a genesis story that is a bit different from most. His mother, Joyce, was the person primarily responsible for teaching him how to fish, and feeding his fishing curiosity as a youngster. This story is about Joyce and the impact she has had on the Frasier family fishing traditions. Joyce grew up fishing with her grandfather, and has always had fishing in her life.  She fell in love with the sport at an early age and has been at it ever since.  After Dan began fly fishing, he took Joyce under his wing and taught her the ropes.  That has become her new passion.  She loves fishing with her children and her grandchildren, and she loves fishing on her own.  Most of all...she loves sharing her stories and her experiences with the ones she cares about.   Music (in order of appearance):    "Tonto" - Silent Partner   "Chances" - Silent Partner   "Sugar Pines" - Wes Hutchinson   "Someone's in the Kitchen" - Ella Frasier   "Bittersweet" - Silent partner

The Turning Point CoHost:At some point in our lives, we hit a critical point. A point where we pivot and change the direction of our lives. It's this turning point that changes the trajectory we are going on. Our Turning Point cohost is (http://hacksawstudios.co.uk) in the UK. (http://www.danmaw.com/the-podcast/) On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="07:28"] How Hacksaw came about. [spp-timestamp time="11:25"] How Dan met Mark Asquith. [spp-timestamp time="14:03"] The power of networking. Focus on getting the people you can help now. Reach out and help each other. We need to be taking action and getting our brands out there. Be open, honest, transparent and share everything. Show people that it is OK to do things a bit different. It's OK to re-purpose content on other channels. Fail faster. [spp-timestamp time="22:13"] Facebook Live. [spp-timestamp time="24:08"] Growing Turning Point, Dan's new Podcast and the why behind it. [spp-timestamp time="27:48"] Dan's turning point in his profession was when he went from the builder to the architect. Dan struggled from not being involved in the day to day. If you have a growing a business and you are the single Entrepreneur, wearing all the hats, you have to start building a team to support you and then figure out where you fit in. After Dan implemented his team he had to fall into the leadership role. [spp-timestamp time="30:34"] PTSD of Marketing. Dan's show, The Turning Point is not about the direction, it is about the change. [spp-timestamp time="36:06"] What are you doing with your life if you are not having fun?! [spp-timestamp time="39:39"] Having outlets to give balance in your life. [spp-timestamp time="43:40"] Why are doing what we are doing? We are doing it to live a better life. Chase the lifestyle rather than the millions of Dollars. Work to live not live to work. People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing - Dale Carnegie[spp-timestamp time="50:55"] Final Words The happiness comes before the success. If you are unhappy and you find success you are just going to be successfully unhappy - Wally Carmichael[spp-tweet tweet="Do ask and do take action with @Daniel_Maw @HacksawStudio @LIVETHEFUEL"] [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_KDa2L7DaA] Links and Resources The Turning Point Podcast (http://www.danmaw.com/the-podcast/) Hacksaw Studio (http://www.hacksawstudio.com) Hacksaw on Twitter (https://twitter.com/HacksawStudio) Dan Maw (http://www.danmaw.com/) on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmaw/) on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/mrdanielmaw) on Twitter (https://twitter.com/Daniel_Maw) The Turning Point Podcast Episode 16 with Wally Carmichael (http://www.danmaw.com/episode16/) Mid-Atlantic Podcast Conference (http://podcastmidatlantic.com) Rallypoint.com (http://Rallypoint.com) People Mentioned Mark Asquith (https://livethefuel.com/live-from-mapcon-excellence-expected-with-mark-asquith/) Kenyon Salo (http://thebucketlistlife.com) John Lee Dumas (http://eofire.com) Dr. Jack Kruse (https://livethefuel.com/051-mitochondria-biohacking-jack-kruse/) Wally Carmichael (http://www.danmaw.com/episode16/) Martin Hollands (http://eva.fm) Final WordsAbsolutely nobody on this planet is on their own. There is always somebody or many people that are more than willing to help. Do ask and do take action. Action StepsPlease Submit an iTunes Show Rating & Review (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/livethefuel/id1150969758?mt=2) , we need more reviews to increase our ranking and appearance. We love 5 Stars! Join THE FUEL TANK (http://livethefueltank.com/)  our community on Facebook! – “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” ~ Quote by Jim Rohn Be sure to check out our Resources (https://livethefuel.com/resources)  and a reminder to...

Get your adaptogens at http://notjustpaleo.com/adaptogen - use coupon code ''evan'' for 10% off and free shipping. Daniel Moriarty has been an herbalist for the past 40 years inspired by his mother a Hungarian herbalist specializing in Woman's health. Later in life Daniel chose the Adaptogenic class of herbs to study because of their broad spectrum of healing properties while being non-toxic to the organs. He was inspired to progress his studies based on a life threatening incident which happened in Jalisco Mexico that really opened his eyes to the healing nature of plants for the people. In the mid 1970's Daniel was stung on the left shoulder while fast asleep by a venomous scorpion Centruroides Sculpturatus. He was traveling in Mexico at the time. He awoke instantly in considerable pain, and within minutes was having extreme difficulty breathing, along with uncontrollable salivation and tunnel vision. By chance, a local fisherman was in his camp and immediately recognized the gravity of the situation. He knew of a Huichol native living nearby and went to get him on foot. After a short while, the Huichol native arrived in the camp with a root that he had picked in the jungle (his medicine chest). He made a tea from the root, and instructed Dan to drink it while it was very hot. Upon drinking the tea, Dan was able to breathe freely again within minutes. I have no doubt that this man and his plant remedy (guaco) saved my life, Dan swears to this day on his life. After Dan was quickly nursed back to health from the brink of death, he decided right then and there to devote all his energies into learning about herbs. Dans mother's advice to him was to master one herb at a time to gain the wisdom needed to formulate in a balanced manner to have maximum effect. Daniel has done martial arts for most of his life and is a black belt in Judo and a 2nd black in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and turns out excellent students that have won champion level competitions. He has always used Adaptogenic herbs to heal himself and others.

Mike Levine, author of ALL THE FEELINGS: HELLA DRAMATIC MONOLOGUES FOR THESPIANS OF A TEEN AGE (Devastator Press), stops by to discuss the 1993 George Romero-Stephen King team-up THE DARK HALF. More accurately, Rob and Dan stop by to visit Mike at Sarah Lawrence College. After Dan finishes mispronouncing "Levine," we get into the how the DARK HALF is basically a more on-the-nose version of MISERY's addiction tale, and a weird digression in George Romero's oeuvre. Then we fawn over the alpha-townie Homer Gamash. Also in this episode: Head Krangs, barfing rookie cops, and the finer points of bird lore. Follow us on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kingmepod/ Subscribe/rate/review us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/king-me/id1071620322?mt=2 Support us with a dollar: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2706942

Through the years, Disney has created some (if not all) of the most memorable rides and attractions in theme park history.  But like any entertainment juggernaut, there is always room for ideas to improve, and sometimes that means cutting them all together.   Today we talk about ... Disney and the Rides That Never Were But first ... We run through some feedback where we debate if the SD zoo is the same as Disneyland.  Then a rousing segment of Taren's Thinks.   We talk to Dan from Mousebrew about the latest and greatest in DCA drinks-wise, which pretty much means Cove Bar! After Dan, Terrence turns back the clock to tell us about the Disney rides that never were built - and not just in the parks! Some real quick Disney News, then the Fact of the Show , which centers around a very angry duck, and then we leave. See you in the parks! A Disney park in Virginia? Yep, concept art and all!  

We set up on-location at Conshohocken Brewing along the Schuylkill River Bike Trail in Conshohocken, PA and sat down with Founder Ken Buonocore, Head Brewer Andrew Horne and Brewer Charlie Tarloski. After Dan ran down the news (including the story of a 99 Pack of Beer), we got to know the guys behind the brewery. In Happy Fun Time we played perennial favorite Libation or Fabrication, Steph beerducated us on Cascadian Dark Ales in Know Your Beers and then, the most important bit, we sampled a selection of Conshohocken brews.

April 20, 2014   Lessons were learned, debate was had, and Clara was thoroughly embarrassed this week on The Broken Spokes podcast! Friend of the show and women's cycling advocate, Dan W of the Unofficial Unsanctioned Women's UCI Cycling Podcast, joins the show. After Dan discusses the Australian meaning of "Double Down," he and Kyle thoroughly embarrass Clara. She tries her best to curtail Dan and Kyle but fails miserably.   Dan shares how he became interested in women's cycling, and reveals that he is an amazing uncle to his nieces. They discuss issues with podium women, equality in the sport, and the cultural changes that need to happen if we ever expect equality to be a reality. Then Clara hassles Cat 5 racers, Kyle gets a life altering lesson, and the trio discusses the slippery slope that happens when women start using their sexuality to further the sport. Kyle wraps up the show by (shockingly) teaching listeners about the differences between a man and woman's bike and Dan talks about hunting Kangaroos on the farm in Australia.   Related Show Links: Dan W Twitter - @DanWOfficial The Unofficial Unsanctioned Women's UCI Cycling Podcast (And former guest, @_pigeons_, musings) Broken Spokes Twitter Clara's Twitter -@Ferncoyote Kyle's Twitter - @CaptainAntibody  

After Dan casually makes a reference to the worst anime of all time, the show spirals out of control, leading to a curse-filled tirade, an appearance by Shana, and talk of the Power Rangers. On the topic of Doctor Who, a revenge-seeking cyborg hunts down his maker ("A Town Called Mercy"), and alien-cubes pave the way for a very slow (and confusing) invasion ("The Power of Three"). Also: Lionel makes a special cameo, a listener nearly owes Mike a new keyboard, Rule 34, there's not a lot of love for Amy Pond, and in no way do the hosts hint at their next project. Nope. Not at all. Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

After Dan casually makes a reference to the worst anime of all time, the show spirals out of control, leading to a curse-filled tirade, an appearance by Shana, and talk of the Power Rangers. On the topic of Doctor Who, a revenge-seeking cyborg hunts down his maker ("A Town Called Mercy"), and alien-cubes pave the way for a very slow (and confusing) invasion ("The Power of Three"). Also: Lionel makes a special cameo, a listener nearly owes Mike a new keyboard, Rule 34, there's not a lot of love for Amy Pond, and in no way do the hosts hint at their next project. Nope. Not at all. Please visit www.patreon.com/biggerontheinside.

Well hello fellow Arrowheads! Welcome back! After an exceptionally long hiatus from the microphone (especially if you haven't listened to our Tangent Time Podcast, which you all should get on immediately!), Michael and Woo return to Starling City in a fashion that rivals even Oliver Queen (who also returns) as ATA's very own Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast returns! On this action-packed episode, the guys cover the Arrow - Season 2 premiere "City of Heroes" where they discuss the new Black Canary, Oliver's new mission as Arrow, how Roy Harper spends his nights, as well as many other topics! After Dan and Andy share their own thoughts on the premiere and after numerous Twitter reactions are read (you guys rock!), the duo review the DVD/Blu-Ray Box-Set for Arrow - Season 1! And of course, after the music, spoilers for next week's episode "Identity" are included! Sorry about the audio in advance guys as Woo has an echo and Michael is a little scratchy. The joys of podcasting... Anyway, don't miss this exciting episode of Longbow Hunters: The Arrow Podcast! #CityofHeroes

Join Janet Powers, Diva Toolbox, andDaniel Nachtigal, Through the Kitchen Door, talk about "Preventing Obesity by Eating."Through the Kitchen Door was "Selected by the Catalogue for Philanthrophy as: One of the Best Small Charities in the Washington, DC area."What is Through the Kitchen Door? In 1991, Daniel Nachtigal and his wife, Liesel Flashenberg, decided to change their lives. Leaving successful careers in Washington, D.C. — Daniel as a partner in a large law firm and Liesel as a consultant in telecommunications policy and production and public relations — they moved to Costa Rica with their three young children. Having worked in community economic development and issues of women's rights for years, they were committed to conscious and responsible operation of a sustainable business enterprise. They first started a gourmet food services business providing catering, consulting and specialty prepared foods, and later added a small cooking school - teaching them how to prepare healthier and flavorful meals, how to organize and manage the kitchen, how to select the highest quality ingredients, and how to economize. Through the school, Liesel stated "I thought I was teaching women how to cook, but it turns out that the cooking course is really a lesson in empowerment."After Dan's wife's death in August 2010, Dan continues to run Through the Kitchen Door - still making a difference.To stay connected, visit Through The Kitchen Door at:www.kitchendoor.orgTwitter - @kichendoorFacebook - danielnachtigal or throughthekitchendoorVideos available at - throughthekitchendoor.vidcaster.com

Join Janet Powers, Diva Toolbox, andDaniel Nachtigal, Through the Kitchen Door, talk about "Preventing Obesity by Eating."Through the Kitchen Door was "Selected by the Catalogue for Philanthrophy as: One of the Best Small Charities in the Washington, DC area."What is Through the Kitchen Door? In 1991, Daniel Nachtigal and his wife, Liesel Flashenberg, decided to change their lives. Leaving successful careers in Washington, D.C. — Daniel as a partner in a large law firm and Liesel as a consultant in telecommunications policy and production and public relations — they moved to Costa Rica with their three young children. Having worked in community economic development and issues of women's rights for years, they were committed to conscious and responsible operation of a sustainable business enterprise. They first started a gourmet food services business providing catering, consulting and specialty prepared foods, and later added a small cooking school - teaching them how to prepare healthier and flavorful meals, how to organize and manage the kitchen, how to select the highest quality ingredients, and how to economize. Through the school, Liesel stated "I thought I was teaching women how to cook, but it turns out that the cooking course is really a lesson in empowerment."After Dan's wife's death in August 2010, Dan continues to run Through the Kitchen Door - still making a difference.To stay connected, visit Through The Kitchen Door at:www.kitchendoor.orgTwitter - @kichendoorFacebook - danielnachtigal or throughthekitchendoorVideos available at - throughthekitchendoor.vidcaster.com

After Dan foolishly bumped him from Tuesday, Neil Rochlani surges back onto the podcast to discuss the (sometimes mystical) point at which targeting value gets pushed behind targeting the actual name on the jersey. Plus, the Team USA beat with Coach!This show is brought to you by Hawaiian Isles Kona Coffee Company and MyBookie.ag!(09-05-19)SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!Follow @DanBesbris on Twitter, follow @BallWithNeil on Twitter, and follow @joesarvadi on Twitter!Want to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.