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It's the finale of Katie's season of The Bachelorette! After Greg's dramatic departure last week, we get a fun and flirty date with Blake followed by another breakup. Plus, we get to hear from Greg, Justin, and Blake in the ATFR hot seat. Be sure to tune in next week for a recap of the first episode of Bachelor in Paradise.Ouai Get a special listener discount at THEOUAI.COM with code BACHREPORTCheapCaribbean.Com Get $100 off your all-inclusive beach vacation and enjoy the ultimate dream vacay

After Greg has a fun rant about Megan and Harry, you might be surprised to learn what you and the NFL’s Rob Gronkowski likely have in common when it comes to money. He also tells an inspiring story of how one middle class couple saved and accumulated over $2 million dollars for their future. Plus, how the current controversy about taxes could effect you and your family.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode features the anticipated album from Greg Abate, Magic Dance, the music of Kenny Barron (with KB on piano). After Greg's release, let's hear more Kenny B in a trio and duet setting. Also featured are some great female jazz artists with Holly Hofmann and Artemis. The show concludes with a young talented guitarist, Dan Liparini.  Playlist Artist ~ Name ~ Album Greg Abate ~ Innocence ~ Magic Dance Greg Abate ~ Rain ~ Magic Dance Kenny Barron Trio ~ In the Slow Lane ~ Book of Intuition Kenny Barron & Dave Holland ~ Seascape ~ The Art of Conversation Larry Young ~ Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (Remastered) ~ Unity ARTEMIS ~ Step Forward ~ Artemis Holly Hofmann Quartet ~ Brown Bossa (Live) ~ Live At Birdland Dan Liparini ~ 06 Convergence ~ Tessellations

Greg and Joel lay out a really good program to encourage home ownership during a time of rising prices and low inventory - the Home Possible Program through Cardinal Financial. After Greg and Joel lay out this program, the entire crew has a frank discussion regarding real estate commissions and who actually pays what!Justin Scheeler and Paul St Andrew are licensed real estate agents in the state of Minnesota with RE/MAX Results. Paul St Andrew can be found online at minnesotahomesales.com. Justin Scheeler can be found online at justinscheeler.com. Joel Benson and Greg Rios are mortgage consultants with Cardinal Financial Company, Limited Partnership (NMLS 66247) which is an Equal Housing Opportunity lender and is not affiliated with RE/MAX Results. Joel Benson's NMLS ID is 1064642 Greg Rios's NMLS ID is 1505482. Cardinal Financial can be found online at cardinalfinancial.com. Sponsors: Tina Huynh-Chandee with Country Financial and can be reached at 651-846-8163 or via email at tina.huynh-chandee@countryfinancial.com. My Insurance Warehouse. Reach them at (612) 354-2040 or myinsurancewarewhouse.com.

I love a good whydunnit! Greg Hickey's novel, Parabellum, is structured differently from the average mystery novel. This book starts with a horrific, terrifying event and then jumps back in time by a year. It follows four individuals, the ex-athlete, the programmer, the veteran, and the student, and examines their lives and what may have cause any one of them to take their pain out on the group of innocent people from the event at the start of the book. After Greg reads Chapter 1 of the book to us, I ask him about this structure and what inspired him to write the book this way. We also talk about the themes in the book, including the responsibility of society to take care of its members. Also in our interview, Greg mentions the free novella available at his website called The Theory of Anything. You can learn more about the book and get your free copy here. Today's show is supported by my patrons at Patreon. Thank you! When you become a patron for as little as $1 a month you receive a short mystery story each and every month. And the rewards for those who love mystery stories go up from there! Learn more and become a part of my community of readers at www.Patreon.com/alexandraamor This week's mystery author Greg Hickey is a former international professional baseball player and current forensic scientist, endurance athlete and author. He is the author of three novels, including the recently published crime novel Parabellum. His debut novel, Our Dried Voices, was a finalist for Foreword Reviews' INDIES Science Fiction Book of the Year Award. He lives in Chicago with his wife, Lindsay. Learn more about Greg and all his books at GregHickeyWrites.com Press play (above) to listen to the show, or read the transcript below. Remember you can also subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts. And listen on Stitcher, Android, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, and Spotify. Excerpt from Parabellum The ex-college athlete remembered her first concussion the way she remembered her first so-called memory of getting stuck in the unsodded mud patch between her family’s new home and the neighbor’s when she was one and a half. It was not a truly a memory, she knew, so much as an amalgamation of other memory fragments and the accounts of others and conjured imaginings all wrapped around a kernel of true recollection, like how your cells begin to die the minute you are born and are constantly shed away or eaten by your own macrophages and replaced by others, so that in the course of a lifetime you are a completely different physical entity from the one you were at the start. Except for your brain. Neurons don’t get replaced. They hang on as long as they can, and when enough of them die, so do you. So that’s you, in the you-est sense. Your brain and its memories are the canvas of you-ness upon which you shellac fresh coats of cells and ideas to maintain an appearance of life and identity. She was nine, playing in the fifth soccer game of her life and tracking the ball as it arced through the crisp blue autumn sky, one of the miraculous times a stubby little leg had lifted the ball more than a foot off the ground. She was chasing the ball, and a girl on the opposing team was running to meet it. When she woke up, she was staring again into the clear sky, and her father later told her she had bumped heads with the other young girl and had been knocked unconscious. Her parents took her to the hospital for routine tests. After the doctor told her she had only suffered a mild concussion and, aside from a slight headache and some sleepiness that could last a few days, she would be fine, her mother handed her a silver chain with a star-shaped pendant. Years later, after the most recent in her long line of head traumas, her mother had fingered the star as it rested below her collar bones and said, “Remember, no matter what happens, you won’t always be a soccer player, but you can always be a star.”

Mike, Greg, and Dan are being horribly punished by their ministry overlords. After Greg is outed as an illegal child wrestler, we have all been confined to the new format of our college ministry show. The Nerds of the Lord is now dedicated to helping nerds get through college. We will talk about how to use SPIDERMAN to stop watching bad scenes on Netflix. We talk about our personal English comprehension dogs and how they serve us. Finally, the Klingon Bible is read by us. Come join us as we learn about life.

This week Greg interviews Khun Voranai Vanijaka, a well-known Thai journalist, social commentator, and founder and editor-in-chief of Thisrupt.co, an English language website and social media enterprise that focuses on social and political issues in Thailand. Khun Voranai explains his unique background as a Thai man who grew up in Austin, TX, and also that Thisrupt is currently self-funded by him, but that he is negotiating with investors. He and Greg next elucidate Thisrupt’s vision: politics, society, and economics are really all just aspects of culture, and Thisrupt’s goal is to focus on all facets of ‘Thainess.’ After Greg asks about the site’s edgy content, Voranai contends that it is a journalist’s duty to ‘push the envelope’ and not simply be PR for the government. He explains that a society cannot improve without first being able to speak and generate dialogue on a topic, and he insists that he will not be cowed in bringing up sensitive issues. They also discuss Thailand’s changing younger generation and the impact of new technology and social media on Thai society. As Voranai states, he doesn’t like Thailand’s past or present, but he’s looking forward to its future.  As always, the podcast will continue to be 100% funded by listeners just like you who get some special swag from us. And we’ll keep our Facebook, Twitter, and LINE accounts active so you can send us comments, questions, or whatever you want to share.

Fascism comes to Bonanza City in “Let Me Talk,” one of the darker episodes of Kid Nation. Now that Greg and his crew of Big Boys have taken power in Bonanza City, things take a turn as they lead the Nation in a weird game of introductions (despite knowing each other for over a month) with dire consequences for laughing. After Greg and Blaine spend an afternoon catcalling the girls of Bonanza City, Michael realizes he has to take a stand against his fellow council leaders. On the lighter side, we get a fun, if predictably convoluted, Showdown involving pies and one of the best Gold Star phone calls yet involving a fan favorite! Your adult hosts are Pablo Goldstein (Vulture) & Stevie Anderson (What's Your Sign?, The Shiterion Collection)

We interview Chef Greg Picard from Sea Dog Cantina, which recently received our highest rating in a new review of this new Mexican place. After Greg, we stroll over to our favorite salad eatery, Greenstock, where Lori and Kevin get a fresh, tasty, healthy lunch.

A passionate debate erupts among the panel on the topic of the “Cancel Culture,” Social Media, and the recent anti-police protest movement.  Greg suggests that a line may have been crossed but also that it’s hard to justify using deadly force in defense of Confederate statutes.  Jim contends that an increase in crime and on-going protests and destruction of statues must be contained, or we risk a complete break-down in public safety and societal norms.  Jeff pushes back hard on Jim’s “slippery slope” argument, asserting that going from attacking symbols of oppression to the decline of civilization is a huge and unjustifiable leap.  Jerad contends that the push back on racism has been a long time coming, and is a huge concern for younger Americans.  Greg contends a “law-and-order” backlash has not occurred because, thanks to cell phone cameras, white America finally saw the truth in what black America has been saying for years: that cops are abusive and lie about it when challenged.     After Greg pokes a little fun at Jim, the episode concludes with a virtual group hug to let Jim know that we love him.  

After Greg from This Might Be a Podcast was on our show we appeared on his show to discuss the They Might Be Giants song For Science. At the end of the pod we covered the song together live on the air. Here is that cover, with new intro by Jess and Danny.You can get the cover on This Might Be a Podcast's Bandcamp: https://thismightbeapodcast.bandcamp.com/track/for-science-w-sadie-hawkins-pod-live-on-airCheck out TMBP's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ThisMightBeAPodcast// Patreon: www.patreon.com/sadiehawkinspod// Voice Mail: (402) 95-SADIE// Email: sadiehawkinspod@gmail.com// Twitter @sadiehawkinspod// Instagram @sadiehawkinspod 

After Greg's experience with a homeless lady during the week, he felt God say "It is time to start pushing". Sharing from the story of the good samaritan, he gave a picture of the full restoration of a person in need and encouraged us to start giving birth to the ideas that God has placed on our heart for our city.

After Greg had to make small talk with a taxi man about the football yesterday, he decides to compile a small-talk cheat sheet. Tips on everything from GOT to F1 will arm you for any conversation that may arise. Also, Greg is fascinated by a horse trying to mate with a car and a strange alert from Radio 4.

This week the guys address a common concern of long term expats: how best to keep in touch with family and friends back home. That is...if you want to. We’re lucky that modern technology such as Facebook and Skype make it technologically easy to keep in touch, but the simple fact of being 5,000 miles away makes it impossible to keep track of the minutiae (and sometimes even the broad strokes) of people’s lives. Both Greg and Ed admit that some triage is required; difficult choices must be made about who to keep in touch with and who to drop. But surprise! After Greg complains about a friend back home who doesn’t answer emails, Ed admits the he is that guy. Ed discusses his guilt over doing such a bad job maintaining relationships even though (in theory) modern technology should make it easier. Although the boys don’t come up with any perfect answer to this problem, they air some thoughts and advice about how not to alienate important people back home. As always, the podcast will continue to be 100% funded by listeners just like you who get some special swag from us. And we’ll keep our Facebook, Twitter, and LINE accounts active so you can send us comments, questions, or whatever you want to share.

This week's episode features our great friend - and official Press Row Podcast Racing Correspondent - Greg Sewart joining us to dive deep into Forza Horizon 4 now that it's been out in the world for a few weeks. How does it compare to past gems? Is it officially better than the mainline Forza franchise? Or has it lost its way? After Greg, a special bonus section features friends Jeff Riddolls and Adam Burnett chatting about Franchise Hockey Manager 5, the all-new hockey strategy game from Out of the Park Developments. Thanks for listening!

Greg Crabtree is a speaker, author, entrepreneur, and financial expert. In 2011, Greg published his first book, Simple Numbers, Straight Talk, Big Profits! where he shares his core principles on how to turn your business into a wealth building machine. Today, Greg and I discuss the labor efficiency ratio (LER) and what it means to your business. Greg grew up on a chicken farm in Alabama and quickly realized that raising chickens was not something he was destined to do. At the age of 14, his mother took him to a CPA to have the family's taxes filed and he discovered a passion for finances. If you were to get run over by a bus today, what would it take for your family to continue your business? Who could accurately replace you? Greg says there are two types of laborer categories: direct labor and management labor. Based on the role you play in your business and what category you fall in, you will have to find a person that matches your category type in order to successfully carry on the business. By practicing this methodology, it helps you find a clearer picture of what your role is within the company. So instead of working on the business, you're working more effectively in the business. Greg shares a quick example of applying this methodology in real time. One of his clients had $600,000 in revenue and 25% of that was profit split between two owners. However, their main issue was that they were having cash flow problems. Greg understands that if you're having cash flow problems at 25% profit, then there must be something fundamentally wrong with the business. It turns out that the owners were only making 4% in profit instead. Greg then worked with the owners on how they could increase their contribution margin and increase their numbers by $140,000. For this particular business, they had the right people, but they were just not getting the right kind of accountability out of them. After Greg gave them a new set of goals to strive for, which they hit flawlessly, the two owners ended up making 19% profit in their first year. Greg believes, it first starts with holding the management team accountable and to define clearly what they must strive for in order to earn their wages or bonuses. The work Greg provides is often above and beyond what you would usually receive from a typical tax accountant. Greg really strives to help optimize your business by using simple formulas and data to create effective and money-saving processes.   Interview Links: SimpleNumbers Website Simple Numbers, Straight Talk, Big Profits! by Greg Crabtree More Resources: ScalingUpBusiness.com:  Learn about how growth coaching can help you and and your business see big results. Scaling Up Business Growth Workshops: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Bill on YouTube: Short videos to keep you Scaling Up.   Did you enjoy today's episode? If so then head over to iTunes and leave a review. It helps other business leaders discover the Scaling Up Business Podcast so they can also benefit from the knowledge shared in these podcasts. __ Scaling Up is the best-selling book, by Verne Harnish and the team at Gazelles, on how the fastest growing companies succeed where so many others fail. My name is Bill Gallagher and I'm a certified Gazelles business coach.  We help leadership teams to get the 4 Decisions around People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash right so that they can Scale Up successfully and beat the odds of business growth success. Our 4 Decisions are all part of the Rockefeller Habits 2.0 (from the original best-selling business book, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits).

Episode 038 – ToS and Hobby Chat Firstly apologies for some variable sound levels in the first segment, Skype decided to have an off day but I have tried to rectify it where possible. After Greg's trip to the Throne of Skulls he discusses the events, the games and the armies there. The intro has an extend chat about Neil and Greg's hobby plus all the news as usual as well as some tips pre the HH Weekender and some new info on how to support the show. 00:0:0:00 – 00:21:54 – Intro and our hobby chat 00:21:54 – 00:48:59 – News, plenty from BL and FW 00:48:59 – 01:50:31 – The ToS and how not to play 30K 01:50:31 – 02:11:30 – Close the show. All the usual contact details and some more chat.     PACTs of Heresy: http://aus30k.com/30kwiki/index.php?title=The_Mustering   And don't forget our sponsors – Make sure you tell them we sent you. Scatter shot painting. https://www.facebook.com/ScatterShotPainting?ref=ts&fref=ts Element Games. Remember you can go through our website and click the Element Advert to show your support to the show. http://elementgames.co.uk/ Don't forget you can use the codes for extra crystals, mine is GRE259   If you enjoyed the show then please leave a positive review on Itunes. You can contact the show via Greg@TheImperialTruth.com Or Neil@TheImperialTruth.com   You can follow us on Twitter: Show – @Imperial_Truth Greg – @ChildofFang Neil - @NeilPaints   Also our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/the.imperial.truth.au And our facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/436768449815184/

Episode 39 of the Toys For Games ‘Cast welcomes back Greg Miller (@GameOverGreggy) from Kinda Funny, to talk about the launch and impressions so far of LEGO Dimensions. Greg discusses what he picked up on launch day, why he didn’t buy everything - despite wanting to - and what he is excited to buy in the future. They talk about how the game plays, what’s most impressive and exciting about LEGO Dimensions, and the troubles that the entire industry has with not only marketing toys-to-life games, but reviewing them as well. Oh, and the moment when Greg opens up BrickInquirer.com and sees that Teen Titans Go is a rumored upcoming franchise … well, it’s not just kinda funny. It’s priceless. After Greg signs off, Josh and Jason get right into the franchises, talking about misinformation spread about a Disney Infinity 3.0 figure release date, the exciting variants in Skylanders and the slightly disappointing paint jobs of the figures, and all of the amiibo restocks and Animal Crossing news.   The #CommunityQuestion was also discussed, regarding the Animal Crossing amiibo cards, and several great emails from the community were read and responded to.   Sponsors: LEGO Dimensions was sponsored by Matt Sonnenberg (@DCLMatt) from DimensionsCharacterList.com and Facebook.com/DimensionsCharacterList.   Disney Infinity was sponsored by James Holian (@InfinityMuseum).   Skylanders SuperChargers was sponsored by Ken Pescatore (@ProudGamerTweet), who’s in charge of the Toys For Games Facebook group.   Time Stamps: LEGO DIMENSIONS - Until 1:01:40 DISNEY INFINITY - 1:01:41 SKYLANDERS - 1:22:00 AMIIBO - 1:38:50 COMMUNITY QUESTION - 1:51:28 EMAILS - 2:01:20