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Another week, another two movies. After Neil and Chris dillywhack around a bit, the guys talk new movies. First on the list, we talk about Deon Cole's new one Fatale, starring Michael Ealy and Hillary Swank. Then, after a robust news segment, they talk Laurence Michael Levine's new one starring the amazing Aubrey Plaza and the powerful Christopher Abbott. Neil gets super drunk, Chris does a lot sighing. Good times.

In this episode of the Hacker Valley Studio podcast, hosts Ron and Chris interview Neil Bearden, storytelling expert and founder of The Story School and Plot Wolf Ltd. Neil originally started his career by teaching statistics and behavioral economics but had an astonishing introduction to storytelling by a stranger in San Francisco.The episode begins by Neil sharing that he began his career in academia by completing a PhD in psychology which led to him teaching statistics, behavioral economics and behavioral decision-making. At some point, Neil found that he had a passion for storytelling and started the first MBA course at our INSEAD university on storytelling called storytelling workshop. Teaching storytelling at university helped Neil discover that the storytelling market is the entire world! Which ultimately led to his recognition and founding companies that help individuals tell their greatest stories. While completing his postdoctoral studies at Duke University in 2005, Neil attended a neuroscience conference in San Francisco where he decided to go for a walk and ran into a stranger that asked him, “Would you like to hear some poetry young man?”. After Neil agreed, the man said:“They’re latent semantics embedded deep down inside these rambles; these aren't the ravings of a madman alone, the dark with candles. These are my notes, the underground they were sent to me from the year 2012Dusky as he said to a beat these lyrics, they were pinned in a prison cellCaught up with a knife, sent to the compression of vacuum tubes that articulate expressions Are readily answered with a question. A rhythm that's progressingIt keeps the head nodding like you agreeing with the lessonYour freedom, It's called the question - Free will. That's obsolescent. It's a myth from long ago. It's no longer relevant to the present. So you must obey then all your thoughts young man, you must replace them with this prism. You’re plugged into the system. You too are now in prison. In the matrix of your mind known as walls, ancient wisdom in a system of symbols, encrypted and deeply hidden In the depths of your unconscious as if it were forbidden from outside awareness, by the id who does its bidding”The man introduced himself as Osiris, a poet. For several hours, Neil and Osiris shared life experiences together while Osiris recited poems at his own accord throughout the night. After departing, Neil never had the opportunity to meet Osiris again but did attempt to track him down years later with no luck.After the introduction to Osiris, Neil made a commitment that he’d begin writing poetry and cultivate the courage to share his stories publicly. Neil learned that he could halt beer bottles from clinking, discussions happening, and have listeners lean in while telling a great story. This compelled Neil to pivot from teaching statistics at university to teaching storytelling. After teaching storytelling for many years, Neil realized that he wanted to make a bigger impact and become an entrepreneur and teach storytelling to anyone who needs it.Today, Neil helps companies and individuals add spice to their stories by extracting the details of a story that helps listeners internalize and visualize the nutrient rich details of a story. Neil is often humbled by the fact that he was able to pivot to a psychology PhD to storyteller organically and is able to help so many through having conversations. As the podcast progresses, Neil highlights the difference between a story and a “crappy little speech”. While telling a story, the presenter needs to invoke a visual experience for the audience and provide a mental movie. Providing description of looks, taste, and feel helps build a mental model for the audience when being told a story. Everyone has experiences and knowledge that is story worthy. 0:00 - Intro2:52 - This episode features Neil Bearden, founder of The Story School and Plot Wolf Ltd3:57 - Neil’s introduction to storytelling by Osiris, the poet.12:20 - The search for Osiris after 200515:09 - How Neil helps companies and individuals with storytelling18:03 - Difference between a story and a crappy little speech23:51 - Shaking the dust off of a story and making it great26:00 - Using previous experience from statistics to tell stories36:36 - Advice for beginning to tell your story41:00 - How to stay in touch with Neil Bearden Links: Connect with Neil Bearden on LinkedInLearn more about Hacker Valley Studio.Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon.Follow Hacker Valley Studio on Twitter.Follow hosts Ron Eddings and Chris Cochran on Twitter.Learn more about our sponsor ByteChek. 

Another matchday, another win for top flight leaders Kawasaki, but Saturday's was a little extra special as it came in a Tamagawa Classico against FC Tokyo, with Frontale icon Kengo Nakamura scoring the winner. Neil Debnam guests for an extended chat on the game, and Kawasaki's historic season as they look set to smash all kinds of J1 records - marks that are likely to stand for years (decades?) to come (to 49:02). After Neil departs, we wrap up the other six games played on Saturday, and look ahead to a busy week in the top flight.

Another matchday, another win for top flight leaders Kawasaki, but Saturday's was a little extra special as it came in a Tamagawa Classico against FC Tokyo, with Frontale icon Kengo Nakamura scoring the winner. Neil Debnam guests for an extended chat on the game, and Kawasaki's historic season as they look set to smash all kinds of J1 records - marks that are likely to stand for years (decades?) to come (to 49:02). After Neil departs, we wrap up the other six games played on Saturday, and look ahead to a busy week in the top flight.

Germany's meat industry slaughters over 750 million animals per year, with dire consequences for the environment. After Neil and Gabe's requests to visit meat packing plants are blocked, they talk to both a former food inspector as well as an animal rights activist with a nationwide network of whistleblowers to get the inside story. Their message? Germany's meat industry is out of control.

The gang gets a visit from ESPN SportsCenter anchor, Neil Everett, where he talks preferring television to radio, how he's seen media coverage of sports betting change after legalization, explaining his betting philosophy to his co-host, & his biggest betting win.After Neil tags out, Mo joins the show & the guys go over/under (-12) as the winning score for the PGA Championship, the next step in the Fonzie parlay retirement plan, AB ranting in classic fashion about his love for tie games & setting a series price for a potential Lakers/Blazers playoff matchup.

Hey there podcast listeners, the guys are back in front of them hot mics and talking movies. After Neil talks about his near-death experience and Chris' frustration with a board game, they talk about Charlize Theron's new superhero movie, The Old Guard. Then after some extendo news and Neil improving while Chris' has to pee, they talk Andy Samberg's new one Palm Springs. Good times.

DEVIANT is a sci-fi audio fiction show all about Dane Armstrong, one of the descendants of Neil Armstrong himself! After Neil discovered a race of alien creatures on the moon, the world banded together to fight back! Dane just... isn't the best at it. After getting kicked out of the Space Marines, Dane is left to discover life away from the family business and discover what his place is in this world truly is. It's probably as a space pirate, let's be honest. Join Dane and his crew as they adventure through the galaxy on DEVIANT! Donate to the Patreon and keep our ship afloat: https://www.patreon.com/ALoadofBS Check out the rest of the BS Network programming: https://www.aloadofpurebs.com/ Support this podcast

The guys return to the play room to talk two new plaything themed movies at the box office, Child's Play & Toy Story 4. After Neil bitching about some stuff and Chris discussing beer mistaken for soda, they fire up their Buddi and talk Child's Play. Then after a segue on upcoming re-boots and whether they are good or bad, they put on their sheriff star and spaceman helmet and get into Toy Story 4. Audio is a little weird for the first half but it gets cleared up. Good times.

After Neil goes into his time in Atchison and his really crazy recent injury, the guys jump feet first into the bloody pool of John Carpenter's Halloween.  They talk about Halloween, Halloween II, H2O, Halloween: Resurrection and of course, Halloween 2018.  What do they all have in common? They all have the venerable Jamie Lee Curtis.  Listen, learn and have fun because we don't spoil the new one.

After Neil talks about his boredom and things he is doing try to abate it and Chris mumbles something the guys get into Alpha and Mile 22.  They talk about dogs, Neil talks about wrestling...again and they jump around a lot.  Good times.

In Episode #225, Eric and Neil discuss what a marketing nurture sequence is and what you should be putting into it. Tune in to know how you can successfully nurture your viewers, so they will convert over time. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: What a Marketing Nurture Sequence Is and What You Should be Putting Into It 00:33 – Nurture sequence is going to allow you to talk to people over time and give them value 00:51 – When someone first opens your email, you have to nurture them 01:20 – Neil shares what his nurture sequence looks like 01:33 – Neil builds an emotional connection with his viewers 01:40 – After Neil gives his viewers value, that’s when he pitches for his products and services 02:00 – Eric shares a lot of podcasts from Growth Everywhere 02:27 – Eric’s viewers are interested in marketing and growing their business 02:34 – Eric keeps on sharing his content 02:48 – One of Neil’s clients took 2 years to sign up 03:00 – Eric uses Drip and makes a list of the most important emails 04:10 – Neil’s most important lesson from Frank Kern 04:22 – “It’s all about the sequences and find out where the holes are” 05:20 – Check out Frank Kern’s webinar on contingency 05:28 – Frank Kern’s webinars are on Youtube 05:40 – Russell Brunson has some good stuff about marketing automation and marketing nurture sequence 05:47 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Nurture your viewers by giving them valuable content. Don’t just push your products on your viewers—build that trust and relationship. Take a look at your sequence and check for gaps and holes. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #225, Eric and Neil discuss what a marketing nurture sequence is and what you should be putting into it. Tune in to know how you can successfully nurture your viewers, so they will convert over time. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: What a Marketing Nurture Sequence Is and What You Should be Putting Into It 00:33 – Nurture sequence is going to allow you to talk to people over time and give them value 00:51 – When someone first opens your email, you have to nurture them 01:20 – Neil shares what his nurture sequence looks like 01:33 – Neil builds an emotional connection with his viewers 01:40 – After Neil gives his viewers value, that's when he pitches for his products and services 02:00 – Eric shares a lot of podcasts from Growth Everywhere 02:27 – Eric's viewers are interested in marketing and growing their business 02:34 – Eric keeps on sharing his content 02:48 – One of Neil's clients took 2 years to sign up 03:00 – Eric uses Drip and makes a list of the most important emails 04:10 – Neil's most important lesson from Frank Kern 04:22 – “It's all about the sequences and find out where the holes are” 05:20 – Check out Frank Kern's webinar on contingency 05:28 – Frank Kern's webinars are on Youtube 05:40 – Russell Brunson has some good stuff about marketing automation and marketing nurture sequence 05:47 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Nurture your viewers by giving them valuable content. Don't just push your products on your viewers—build that trust and relationship. Take a look at your sequence and check for gaps and holes. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

The Rabbit Hole crew welcomes Neil Slade to discuss the results of his latest studies - inducing 6th sense and ESP through music. After Neil, an old friend of Tim's sits in and smashes open the door for Dave to debate Mike over the Boston bombing and Sandy Hook "conspiracies" - resulting in an epic bet between the two. Also, another discussion about Tim's sexual preference explodes after Mike and Tim relate their latest psychedelic experience. #openheartarmy #mikecannoncomedy #myrabbitshole #bostonbombing #sandyhook #sandyhookhoax #psychadelics #magicmushrooms #istimgay?