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Welcome to the 101st Episode of the Ministry of Dice – the UK based, bi-weekly best in Dice Masters chat. We're coming down off the high of the momentous, historic event that was our 100th episode, but that won't stop from bringing you a banger of an episode. We open with our usual catch up chat, discovering what the lads have been up to. Get the update on the True Mister Six's internet connection woes and the football thing that Andy has been paying attention to. Then its over to our first feature segment of the episode. After Jimmy shared the “Dice Masters XL” format idea in his interview with us last episode as his all time fave format we thought it only fair we took some time to share with you our favourite formats. What are some casual ways to play we love? Listen to find out… In our second feature segment we kick off our next annual fundraiser. We ask you for a little financial help crowdfunding some pennies to meet our cost obligations running the site/podcast. Find out what's on offer to our contributors this year – it's a pretty exciting bit of fun! Finally – we wrap up with a themed segment called “Dice Masters Room 101”. We want to consign some annoying things to the Dice Masters Room 101 and we are asking for your help. Listen to our shortlist of 6 annoying things and help us choose the top two. All this – and Andy shares his current challenges with clothing sizes… If you enjoyed the podcast, then we'd love you forever if you could take a minute to go and give us a 5 star rating and maybe a short review. It really helps us get the word out to new listeners and is encouraging to Andy. Show Notes & Other Stuff Interested in the MoDTube videos we mention? Live games, commentary, exclusive spoilers, reviews, comic book lore, and other daft stuff that comes to Chris' mind (even Dice Masters Music Videos!) Jump straight on over & subscribe to the channel here: www.youtube.com/channel/UC37-yiK-…ub_confirmation=1 we elude to the exclusive Dice Masters spoilers we revealed in our 100th episode celebration a few times this episode. You ca read our article about them in our “Dice Masters News & New Releases” section here: https://britrollersix.com/category/spoilers-new-releases/ And you can also find them in our “Dice Masters spoilers from Unreleased Sets” gallery here: The Fundraiser To contribute to our fundraiser go to www.Britrollersix.com and scroll to the footer buttons. There you will find the “Support the Ministry” button which will take you to our donations screen. Visit the site from Tuesday 6th July to take a look at the new “Where's Rip Thunderstone?” reward cards for our first 20 donators. The Competition To enter the 100th episode giveaway competition head to either our Facebook page or our Discord server and finish this sentence: “I love the Ministry of dice because…” We have three Dice Masters promo bundles to give away (generously provided to us by Wizkids) to three lucky winners! One entry per person, and Worldwide entrants accepted. Winners will be announced on episode 102, available to download on July 19th. Sign up to our Discord here https://discord.gg/ceEcPz8T32 and write your sentence in the “Latest Podcast Discussion” channel. OR Go to our Facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/TheMinistryofDice and add a post to our wall. Legal Bits N' Bobs The Dice transition sound effect was sourced from freesound.org. The account it was downloaded from is “dermotte” and is shared under the following license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Our tremendous ‘Rule Britannia' intro & ‘God Save the Queen' outro is used with permission from Richard Campbell and are short extracts from his “England Rock Anthems” track. We think Richard's work is exceptional (You should see his Frankenstein Rock Opera). So, visit Richard's website here for more of his music: www.richardcampbellmusic.co.uk/ This episode first appeared on www.BritRollerSix.com

It's Jimmy's 10 Year Denver Radio Anniversary! Yes, 10 years ago today, Jimmy hosted Denver AM radio - KNUS specifically - for the first time ever, guest-hosting Backbone Radio on the day he graduated from college at Regis University. After Jimmy sets the stage and discusses his latest column about Secretary of State Jena Griswold, John Andrews, founder of Backbone Radio and former Senate President, joins Jimmy for a fun trip down memory lane. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After Jimmy hears the cat talk to him and warn him against Perry White, he must decide what to do to stop Perry.  Commentary on why Perry became a comical character.  Plus, the mystique of the Siamese cat.

After Jimmy's opening thoughts on civic responsibility in America, Santa Claus himself returns for a hilarious day-after-Christmas debrief on his Christmas Eve deliveries amidst COVID, who made his naughty and nice lists, the North Pole controversy he's engulfed in, and more - some much-needed Christmas Cheer!

After Jimmy suggested to Nath that they should give away an air fryer, the boys wanted to see what Hobart thought a good prize would be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chaz and AJ asked Jimmy Koplik for updates on the state of Connecticut concerts, (there is no news to report, unfortunately) and then played a game with him and the Tribe. After Jimmy shared some memories of working with Lynyrd Skynyrd, callers asked Jimmy about a random concert they attended in Connecticut, and Jimmy tried to remember some details from that specific show.  

Jane the Virgin and James have a lot in common, including that fact that they're both still virgins...actually, we might need to fact check that one. I've not watched JTV. After Jimmy briefly synopsizes Jane the Virgin, the duo dive into the greatest trade in Chicago White Sox franchise history, Jon Garland for Matt Karchner (4:55). Why is this trade the greatest in the storied Sox history? Well, listen and find out. Oh, also, the guys deliver perspective on the increased value of prospects and embracing analytics during this time (10:45). White Sox Business' magnum opus is here (well...maybe until Monday); Tommy and Jimmy each draft a team of current White Sox players, and we want you to decide who the better GM is (18:55)! Listen to the episode and vote on Twitter for whomever owns the best team!Tom's Twitter: @TomFornelli/@WriteSoxJames' Twitter: @JRFegan Save 40% off your first-year subscription to The Athletic by visiting: theathletic.com/southside Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wherever you are, you have an opportunity to serve. My “life verse” is 1 Peter 4:10: “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” When we meet the calling on our life right where we are, powerful and life-changing waves are set in motion. My guest on the Business with Purpose Podcast today is Santiago “Jimmy” Mellado, and I can’t wait for you to hear how the waves of his experiences growing up in seven different countries and being an Olympic athlete lead to fulfilling a calling to serve the church and become the President and CEO of Compassion International. Compassion International is one of the oldest, largest, and most reputable Christian Humanitarian Aid Child Sponsorship organizations in the world. Their mission is dedicated to the long-term development of children living in poverty. If you’ve ever considered sponsoring a child through Compassion International, today is your day! Jimmy and I will talk more about sponsorship during the show, but you can also go to compassioninternational.com/molly for more information. 5:26 - The Jimmy 101 Santiago “Jimmy” Mellado was born in El Salvador and grew up in seven different countries due to his Jimmy's father’s career in development building roads, powerhouses, and dams in developing countries. The faith of his parent’s created stability while they moved around different parts of the world. Jimmy’s mother grew up in Mexico and her parents were migrant farmers. Jimmy’s mom didn’t realize she was poor because she grew up with joy and dignity, as well as a heart for the poor. Jimmy’s father joined the US army at 18-years-old and served in the Korean War for three years. After Jimmy’s parents got married, his family traveled around the world for his father’s various engineering jobs. Both of Jimmy’s parents served the poor in their roles, whether with his father’s engineering projects bringing electricity to people who’d never had it before, or his mother educating her children to care for the less fortunate. Jimmy’s travel and love of athletics grew into a fascination with the Olympic games and their power to bring people and nations together. He went to college in the US and competed in several colligate sports, but he dreamed of competing in the Olympics. In 1987 he received a letter from his birth country of El Salvador asking if he would compete for them in the Pan American games. The next year, Jimmy went on to train for the Olympics during a civil war and ended up competing in in the 1988 Olympics as the only male track and field competitor from El Salvador. 15:14 – You Can Call Me Jimmy Before Jimmy left El Salvador to come back to the United States, the President of the El Salvador Olympic committee told him that most of their athletes leave for the US or Europe and never come back. For a few decades, Jimmy was more focused on being successful in the US and forgot about the world he came from for a long time. During a church meeting, his pastor reminded the staff of the lack of diversity in leadership and in their congregation. Jimmy spoke up about his heritage, but his colleagues associated him with being an American rather than his Hispanic heritage. It forced Jimmy to ask why he was running away from his identity, heritage, and culture. Jimmy helped start Spanish services at that same church, which kickstarted his journey toward leading at Compassion International. 22:48 - Revival in a country, Redemption in a calling Compassion had its start in Soul, Korea, where Jimmy competed in the 1988 Olympics. The country experienced a huge revival right after the end of the Korean War. Jimmy was invited to a church to be prayed over before his competitions, and he heard the stories of revival. He wanted to be a part of a movement like it to start serving the church. After Jimmy finished business school in the US, he made a career out of serving local churches but mostly worked in the well-resourced world. It wasn’t until many years later that he felt the call to serve churches in areas of poverty. When the baton was literally passed to Jimmy in a ceremony to become the new leader of Compassion International, his mom couldn’t get any words out, so she simply hugged her son and told him in Spanish, “We’ll talk later.” Jimmy’s mother’s experience of coming from poverty was fully redeemed in seeing her son coming back to serve the developing world. 29:03 – The Roots of Compassion International The revival in Korea started in the North. As the Korean War began, many believers fled the North and went South. When the country was split into North and South Korea, South Korea was ravished by the war with poverty, orphans, and no economy. Various countries came together to help South Korea get back on its feet. An evangelist named Everett Swanson went to preach to the troops in South Korea. Swanson noticed how many orphans there were, and so many of them were freezing to death in the rough winter without any resources. When he went back home, he had a vision to help the orphans of the war. In 1952, a man in Swanson’s church signed a $2,000 check, praying for God to show him who he should give it to. When he heard what Swanson was doing, he donated it to the efforts to help war orphans. That was the start of Compassion International. 37:15 - Releasing Children from Poverty Jimmy became the CEO of Compassion International in 2012. He’d been friends with the former president, Wes for many years before Jimmy’s evolvement. Wes let Jimmy know that he felt God might be calling Jimmy to succeed him, but Jimmy thought the job should go to someone with more experience, but Wes reassured him they were looking for someone who was already serving the church. Serving the church in the well-resourced world prepared Jimmy for serving the world he grew up in. He didn’t have to abandon his calling; he just moved his calling to a different part of the world. Compassion is now in 25 countries around the world. They partner with local churches to help local people. This helps eliminate the “white savior” mentality that can come from Western influence. In the 7,500 churches in the program, 100,000 workers, (about 15 per church) serve 250-300 kids per project. These are the people living in the communities who know what the community needs. The children are served holistically in their physical needs, cognitive, socio-emotional and spiritual development. As children move through the program, they also have opportunities in higher education, and vocational, entrepreneurship, and ministry training. Many children go on to become leaders in the communities they grew up in and now sponsor children through Compassion. 51:13 - How to Start Sponsoring A Child with Compassion International Today: Go to compassion.com/molly Look for Molly's face ☺ and the button that says “Sponsor A Child” with my quote below it. From there, you can search by country, age, birthday, and children who have been waiting the longest for a sponsor. Fill out your information (it’s a 100% tax deductible donation). You’re now coming alongside a child to be a part of their transformation I would love to see my listeners come together to become Compassion sponsors so that more children are released from poverty in Jesus’ name. I KNOW we can do this! 53:15 -The Story of Two Lines It took 56 years to reach the first million children. Then it took 11 years to reach the 2 millionth child served. There has been huge growth in the last 11 years but compared to the number of children living in poverty today, the number is one billion children. This means Compassion is still only serving 0.2% of the need. There’s such need out there for children’s lives to be transformed, even in our modern world. With Compassion they can be transformed right within their own neighborhood. One billion may seem like a lot, but as far as we know there are about 600 million people following Jesus who truly want to respond to the call to end poverty. Within the church, we have the capacity to serve the one billion in need, but we all have to play our part. By connecting children in the well-resourced world with children in the under-resourced world (especially when they share the same name) we not only fight poverty, but the effects of plenty too. There are so many tools now to connect with your sponsor child through letter writing, the Compassion app, and even trips to visit your sponsor child. You can change a child’s life on less than $40.00 a month. It’s a drop in the bucket for most of us. Click HERE to join me in sponsoring a child with Compassion International today! 1:01:06 - Be sure to listen to what it means to Jimmy to run a business with purpose! Memorable Quotes from this episode: 19:05: “Having grown up in the developing world, lived more as an adult in the developed world and serving the well-resourced church, I think God has brought me here to be a bridge between the under-resourced world and the well-resourced world. That’s at the center of my call now. To link those two worlds better so we can heal each other on both sides.” 22:23 “God totally took that disappointment and wrapped my calling around it and then he took my failure athletically of getting inured over and over again and said “No I don’t want you to compete for the US, I want to bring you home and compete for the country of your birth.” 22:52 “In 1988 when I competed in the Olympic games in Soul, South Korea, I went for an athletic experience and I came home with a calling to serve the church.” ABOUT Santiago “Jimmy” Mellado, Compassion International President and CEO Compassion International’s President and Chief Executive Officer Santiago “Jimmy” Mellado has a deep love and passion for the beauty and potential of local churches fulfilling their Jesus-given mandate to redeem and restore this world for His name’s sake. Born in El Salvador and raised in seven different countries, Jimmy has experienced firsthand the powerful impact thriving local churches can have on their communities, especially in under-resourced environments. Compassion’s church-based approach to delivering a holistic child development program resonates with Jimmy at a deep level. Prior to joining Compassion in June of 2013, Jimmy was president of the Willow Creek Association (WCA) — a global ministry completely dedicated to helping local churches thrive. During his 20-year tenure leading the WCA, worldwide ministry income grew from $2 million to more than $20 million and membership grew from 860 churches to over 7,000 churches. Beginning in 1995, Jimmy was instrumental in launching and hosting The Global Leadership Summit. The Summit is an annual not-for-profit event created to address the dire need for excellent leadership training in local churches and other people-centered organizations around the world. One of its highest values has been an insatiable desire to learn from many of the world’s top leaders and most gifted communicators. The Summit shares leadership insights from a variety of voices and disciplines — from corporate CEOs, heads of state, leaders in academia, leaders within the church, and leaders from the not-for-profit sector. By the time Jimmy completed his last Summit in 2013, the event spanned 100 countries and reached an audience of 170,000 attendees with this valuable training. Jimmy’s educational background includes graduating cum laude with a mechanical engineering degree from Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, Texas, and a Master of Business Administration from the Harvard Business School. He is also an accomplished athlete. In college, Jimmy was a member of the 1983 NCAA Division I Indoor & Outdoor National Championship team at SMU where he competed in the decathlon and held the school record. After college, Jimmy went on to place 4th at the 1987 Pan American Games and 26th in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, competing for his birth country, El Salvador. He has continued to stay engaged with the sport he loves by serving as a volunteer track and field coach. Jimmy married his wife Leanne in 1986. They have three grown children and three grandchildren. Connect with Santiago "Jimmy" Mellado and Compassion International online: http://compassion.com/molly https://www.facebook.com/compassionintl https://instagram.com/compassion https://twitter.com/compassion https://pinterest.com/compassion/ https://www.youtube.com/user/CompassionIntl https://twitter.com/jimmellado https://www.facebook.com/mellado.santiago/

After Jimmy's Grille was shut down by the state's health department, Sumo spoke with Carrie Leishman about the "rash" of food permit holder closures in 2018.

Jimmy Toscano from CLNS and The Metro is this week’s special guest on The Loose Change Podcast, episode 60! We break down the Celtics playoff run so far and looked toward Game 5 at the Garden, as well as the future for the series and the NBA Finals picture. We discuss potential offseason moves the Celtics could make as well. After Jimmy’s interview Nick hits us with the Weekly Dump and then Jared and Nick discuss the ongoing issues with Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski, as well as Mookie Betts and the MVP year he’s having on the Boston Red Sox. Rate and Subscribe on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-loose-change-podcast/id1216533011?mt=2 “Hard Boiled” by Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com)

Board certified physician and Keto Hacker Dr. John Limansky is our interview guest today in Episode 1368 of “The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show.” Dr. John Limansky from JohnLimanskyMD.com is a board certified physician in internal medicine. He is the founder and medical director of 'The Biohacking Institute' in Berkeley, CA, a medical clinic focused on the combination of conventional medicine and preventative medicine to optimize health and performance of his clients. The foundation for his practices begins with a 'food as thy medicine' approach. His area of expertise is to utilize the power of nutrition as a mechanism to heal the body, versus using medications (and band-aid approaches), which tend to mask the underlying metabolic dysfunction. In his clinical practice, Dr. Limansky incorporates biohacking to quantify and individualize each client's individual response to the different modalities used to maximize overall health, cognition, exercise performance and productivity. When it comes to improving human health, Dr. Limansky utilizes the vital role biohacking plays in achieving a holistic remedy for deep cellular health. Listen in today as Jimmy and John discuss the role a ketogenic lifestyle plays in biohacking, and why he believes it should be the base, how biohacking can be utilized to maximize elite exercise performance but also the importance of it for average folks,the impact sleep plays on cortisol, sympathetic system and weight gain, ways to improve sleep, utilizing HRV to measure autonomic nervous system, CGM use, lab markers, the benefits of cold water immersion, UV sauna, and much more.   After Jimmy and John talked, they discovered that they both shared a deep interest in bio-hacking, and started talking about a brand new podcast that could look at this topic from a keto perspective. The Keto Hacking MD podcast was born from this episode and it debuts this Friday! You can get a sneak peek at KetoHackingMD.com. Nutrient-Rich Vegetables in an Easy-to-Use Powder “JIMMY” at checkout to get 20% off your first order! NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship GET A $39 BOTTLE OF OLIVE OIL FOR JUST A BUCK GET YOUR $39 BOTTLE FOR JUST $1 NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship COUPON CODE JIMMY FOR 10% OFF ANY ORDER NOTICE OF DISCLOSURE: Paid sponsorship LINKS MENTIONED IN EPISODE 1368 – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: Keto friendly enchiladas! (COUPON CODE JIMMY FOR 10% OFF ANY ORDER) – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: The world’s freshest and most flavorful artisanal olive oils. Get your $39 bottle for just $1 – SUPPORT OUR SPONSOR: Get all the nutritious vegetables you need with Dr. Cowan’s Garden (“JIMMY” at checkout to get 20% off your first order!) – JohnLimanskyMD.com – Dr. Limansky Instagram – Dr. Limansky Facebook – Dr. Limansky Twitter – KetoHackingMD.com

On this episode of the Autoweek Podcast, host Rory Carroll talks with Jimmy, Graham and Robin about the 2018 Dakar Rally and news from the Roar Before the 24 in Daytona. The gang discusses the history of the Dakar Rally and mentions that rally legend Sébastien Loeb still races this race. It should be noted this was recorded before Loeb crashed during the race. After Jimmy leaves, Wesley joins the discussion to talk about Graham’s latest financial burden -- a 1948 Packard. Graham bought the Packard during his trip to the Mecum auction in Kissimmee, Florida. Rounding out the show, Robin talks about his time in the Mercedes-AMG GT4 race car. Make sure to subscribe and let us know what you think!

After Jimmy's Grand Father Passes Away, Now He may Lose His Grandmother..

After Jimmy’s beat up, Perry launches a crusade against a corrupt political machine. Original Air Date: October 29, 1948 Buy your copy of Tales of the Dim Knight, http://www.dimknight.com Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to you

After Jimmy's beat, Perry launches a crusade against a corrupt political machine.

After Jimmy's beat, Perry launches a crusade against a corrupt political machine.

In this episode, I have the immense pleasure of chatting with the very hilarious Jimmy Pardo. A comedian often described as a "comic's comic" and the host of the immensely popular podcast "Never Not Funny," Jimmy is a guy who never fails to make me laugh. His podcast is the #2 podcast on iTunes hosted by a comic, after Ricky Gervais'. His television credits include: “Conan,” “That 70’s Show,” “Last Comic Standing” “Becker,” “The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson,” “Monk,” “The Tonight Show With Jay Leno” and his own half-hour special, "Comedy Central Presents Jimmy Pardo." You may have also seen him interviewing celebrities on Team Coco's web series, "The Pardo Patrol." We talk about everything from managing a record store in the 80's to writing bad jokes about tornados to his new web series "Write Now! with Jimmy Pardo," a joint production of Nerdist and Never Not Funny. It will come out on October 29 on the Nerdist YouTube channel. JIMMY PARDO'S BIO Jimmy Pardo is as funny talking to a stranger in an elevator as he is talking to a crowd from the comic stage. That's because everything he observes or thinks, he immediately scans to find the funny. And he always finds the funny. After Jimmy was told for like the thousandth time that he was even funnier offstage than he was onstage, he dropped most of the jokes from his act. Now he spends nearly his entire set interacting with, and making fun of, his audience. And they love it. Jimmy stands at the very center of the comedy world. That's not only because he's the ultimate "comic's comic," (as he's often called), but also because he represents where comedy is going, and everybody wants to come along. Jimmy's raucous-but-smart weekly podcast, "Never Not Funny," has revolutionized the way comedians use the internet to connect with their audiences. It's the No. 2 paid podcast hosted by a comedian, after Ricky Gervais's. His guest list reads like a Who's Who of comedy: Conan O'Brien, Adam Carolla, Kevin Pollack, and Sarah Silverman have all been guests. Actors Jon Hamm, Ty Burrell and Craig Bierko have appeared on several of the funniest episodes. "Never Not Funny" was voted by both iTunes and USA Today as one of the top podcasts of 2006 and 2007. It was an Editor's Pick in the September 2009 issue of Esquire magazine. In 2010, GQ magazine called the show "The Number 1 Relatively Obscure Thing You Need to Be Paying Attention To." The show, which started in Jimmy's dining room in 2006, now regularly hits the road with live tapings at festivals like SF Sketchfest, MaxFunCon, the Vancouver Comedy Festival and Bumbershoot. Twice, Jimmy and Co. have presented the "Pardcast-A-Thon," taping for up to 12 hours to raise money for The Smile Train. Besides the podcast, Jimmy continues to headline at some of America's top comedy clubs and currently works as Conan O'Brien's opening act on "Conan," getting the studio audience into a laughing mood before the show tapes (he did the same for Conan on "The Tonight Show"). A true multimedia talent, Jimmy has frequently appeared on television and in movies. He has performed on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson." He had his own half-hour special, "Comedy Central Presents Jimmy Pardo." He hosted "National Lampoon's Funny Money" on the Game Show Network, and was the co-host of AMC's "Movies at Our House" for four seasons. He has hosted episodes of VH1's "The Surreal Life" and "Love Lounge" and NBC's "Late Friday." He's appeared on popular shows such as "Monk," "That 70s Show," and "Becker." And he has acted in independent films such as "Relative Strangers" and "The Godfather of Green Bay." Jimmy was the co-writer and star of the critically-acclaimed one-man show subtly titled "Attention Must Be Paid: The Jimmy Pardo Story" and a live pilot presentation, "Jimmy Pardo's Dance Party." He hosts monthly shows at the famed Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles. He has recorded two comedy albums, "Uno" and "Pompous Clown."