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After Tim and Matt discuss the sheer joy of Raiders of the Lost Ark and how to basically hush and have fun, Tim starts to target Matt and call out his graduate exploits. Really he's looking at Indiana Jones as the ultimate Poindexter Come Alive, a character type he traces in Ball of Fire and Losing Ground. Are you the type of academic who mugs at the camera in Peruvian temples, fights crime, or gets pedantic about the concept of art?

May 14, 2021 Riding Gravel Radio Ranch Show Page ABOUT THE EPISODE THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY BIKE RAGS ALSO BROUGHT TO YOU BY JENSONUSA Andy and Guitar Ted are joined by Tim Tucker of Gravel Unravel. The Gravel Unravel series is fairly new and they have some cool things in the works. Listen in as Tim shares what they have going on up in the Northwest. After Tim's interview is done, Guitar Ted and Andy chat about some of the latest reviews and Gravel Grinder News.  If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to us at Ben@RidingGravel.com or GuitarTed@RidingGravel.com. --------- RELATED SHOW NOTES THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY JENSONUSA unPAved of the Susquehanna River Valley Redshift Sports Kitchen Sink Review - https://www.ridinggravel.com/components/redshift-sports-kitchen-sink-handlebar-at-the-finish/ Get yourself a Riding Gravel Tshirt - https://ridinggravel.bike/ Riding Gravel YouTube Page – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_0ocseQirfhQ1pzunFDyg Riding Gravel Forum – http://ridinggravel.com/forum/ Stop in at Andy’s Bike Shop in Cedar Falls, Iowa when you’re in town – https://www.shopandysbikes.com/ Get 10% off from Andy’s Bike Shop – Use code RidingGravel SUBSCRIBE: APPLE | GOOGLE

In this episode, hosts Alan and Walt welcome returning guest, Tim Andrews, host of the podcast Radio Labyrinth and a voice on The Von Haessler Doctrine radio show. Since we've spent time with Tim before, we didn't start at the beginning of his radio career. Instead, we decided to look at the start of his path toward parenthood. At age 50, Tim is about to become a first-time dad! Much of the interview becomes a discussion on parenting. Alan is already an empty-nester and Walt is not far behind. They discuss the difference of the times and caution raising a child only with an iPad. It's great to embrace technology, but we all live in the real world. It is important for all parents to make sure their kids learn to exist there and not just the virtual one. After Tim leaves, Walt begins his movie review in a world of artic sharks. Not surprisingly, it's another bad movie for him, though not as bad as the last few have been. After that, Alan and Walt share a few wacky news items before jumping into the entertainment segment. WATCHING Walt highly recommended the stand-up comedy special on Netflix called, Why Would You Do That? by Sebastian Maniscalco. He said it was really funny and hoped the comedian would tour the area soon. Walt also suggests, This is a Robbery. The Netflix documentary is about the largest art heist in history. Alan continues to give Falcon and the Winter Soldier positive reviews. He also stumbled across a documentary on YouTube called, Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan - Interviews. It is a behind the scenes look at some of the scenes in the film and great interviews with the cast. Alan said he had never seen any of it before and is a must-watch for any classic Trek fans. Tim recommends binging Snowfall on FX. He is also enjoying the animated superhero show on Amazon Prime called, Invincible. Tim did enjoy the Zack Snyder cut of Justice League, saying it was a superior film to the original release. Finally, Tim is also watching the comedy, Ireland, on Amazon Prime. READING Tim is re-reading The Dark Tower series for the hundredth time. He said he and his podcast co-hosts may do a special episode in the future discussing the epic work by Stephen King. Walt is still trying to finish, "Running with the Devil." LISTENING Walt did a shout out to Tim's podcast, Radio Labyrinth. He is also listening to Office Space Minute and discovered Warriors in Their Own Words. Tim loves listening to the podcast, Talking Sopranos. Alan has been on a music kick this past week, listening to the Iron Maiden 2016 release, Book of Souls. He is also listening to a lot of Nightwish and 2002. Finally, he gives a shoutout for the podcast, History of the Marine Corps.

Welcome back to the second episode with Tim Hughes. Tim is recognized by many as the world's leading expert on social selling. In our first episode with Tim, we discussed his career in social selling, common objections and mistakes in social selling, and how COVID-19 will impact business going forward. In today's episode, Tim shares 3 secrets of effective social selling and examples of good and bad social selling. 3 Secrets of Social Selling Here are 3 of Tim's secrets to social selling:   A Buyer-Centric Profile   The first thing we need is a buyer-centric profile. It's not a profile where we say how great we are, how many times we've made news, etc. It's also not a profile where we focus on our company or product.  We need to put ourselves in our buyer's shoes and say, “Okay, if I were a buyer, what would I be looking for in a person who is going to help me?” A buyer is looking for help, not someone to sell them something. This isn't about selling; it's about getting a conversation. Once we get to the conversation, the person will give us permission to pitch or not. There are three types of people. One is someone we can sell to. Another is someone we can get a referral from. So they may say, “I'm not the person you need to talk to, but you need to talk to my brother-in-law. He's actually looking for this right now.” The third person is what Tim calls someone with a big mouth, which is somebody who will take our insights and our influence and share it through the network. For examples of great buyer-centric profiles, check out Tim's LinkedIn profile or the profiles of Priscilla McKinney, Eric Doyle, Adam Gray, or Vanessa Gartell.   A Large Network   The next thing we need is a network. This is not just a bunch of contacts. These are people we don't necessarily need to have a phone conversation with, but we need to know. These are people that we could have a conversation with if they came to us. “You need to build a network, and your network needs to be as big, as wide, and as varied as you can have it.” - Tim Hughes BMW is one of Tim's clients, and they have about 100,000 employees. So to sell to BMW, we would have to be connected to 1,000 people. Tim does risk forecasts by using social for his clients. One client was selling to Domino's Pizza, and they said it was a done deal to happen that quarter. Tim said, “It won't happen.” When they asked why, Tim said, “Because the salesperson isn't connected to anybody in Domino's Pizza.” The sale didn't happen. If the salesperson isn't connected to anybody in the meeting, there's no relationship there.   Humanizing Content   The third thing we need is content. Tim's company has done the research for what content works and what content doesn't work. Unsurprisingly, the content that doesn't work is advertising because no one's interested in our products, services, or anything that says our company is great. However, people are interested in our people.  Eric, one of Tim's employees, posted about his family going to the beach for his son's 16th birthday. The post got 168 likes or comments and about 10,000 views. It took him 10 minutes to post, and from that post, he got 168 leads, two proposals, and one purchase order. There is not one single demand generation method out there (cold calling, advertising, email marketing) that can generate that kind of result in ten minutes. That's the difference digital dominance makes. “The more humanized that you can be with your content, the more engagement you get.” - Tim Hughes Examples of Poor Social Selling  One of Tim's friends used to work at an organization, and this organization had a poor social selling strategy. They would have someone post something, and then tell everyone in the organization to go like it. Tim said there was even an employee whose title was “social selling expert,” but they clearly didn't understand social selling. Tim went into a big corporate organization to help them with their social selling. In a meeting, they told Tim their social selling was going very well. They said they were sending out brochures through emails. Tim turned to the gentleman next to him and asked him what he does when he gets an email. He said, “I just delete them.” Tim turned to the woman in charge of marketing and asked her what she does when she gets an email. She said, “I just delete them.” The two turned to each other and realized that it was actually not going well at all. Brochures don't create sales conversations or great sales. The trust and the likability that comes from conversations can cause the sale. Though, we don't necessarily have to like someone to trust them and buy from them. Examples of Effective Social Selling  Tim was recently working with a drains company. They did a pilot program of 6 people for 3 months. In those three months, they got 26,608 likes and 2,688 comments, just about 30,000 interactions. Interaction on social media is an opportunity to have a conversation. So, even if we took out 20% of those because they were friends liking the posts, that's still a massive opportunity to have conversations with people. Before Tim started helping them, their goal had been 4 sales-qualified leads a week. After Tim came in, they were getting 12-14. They got just under 2 million views, and they've grown their network by about 5,000 people. So think of that as increasing an email database by 5,000, except unlike an email database, we actually know the people, have had an interaction, and they know and trust us. There's another company Tim has worked with that got 100% ROI. That transformation is bigger than Tim's wildest dreams. At that point, it's a money-making machine. For every $1 they put in, they get $2 back. Because of that, they don't need an advertising budget. What Metrics to Track in Social Selling Two of the most important metrics Tim's company tracks are revenue and inbound clients. Generally, he has his clients create a campaign code, tracking business found through social media and business influenced through social media. Business found through social media is when the company puts out a post, and they get a response or an opportunity. Business found through influence is when the company goes into a particular account and connects to lots of people, growing its influence in that particular account. Key Takeaways Thank you so much Tim for sharing your stories and knowledge with us today. Here are some of my key takeaways from this episode: We should humanize our content. Focus on what a buyer is looking for in our profiles. They are probably looking for help, and probably not for our company, brand, products, or services. Having a large network of people who like us and trust us will allow us to sell more easily. When we have connections to the people we are selling to, they are more likely to buy from us. If our content focuses on people instead of products, we will have more engagement. Connect with Tim If you enjoyed this interview and want to learn more about Tim or connect with him, you can find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothyhughessocialselling or visit DLA ignite's website at https://dlaignite.com/.  Want to be a Better Digital Monetizer? Did you like today's episode? Then please follow these channels to receive free digital monetization content: Get a free Monetization Assessment of your business Subscribe to the free Monetization eMagazine. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation YouTube channel. Subscribe to the Monetization Nation podcast on Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.  Follow Monetization Nation on Instagram and Twitter. Share Your Story  What results have you seen from social selling? Please join our private Monetization Nation Facebook group and share your insights with other digital monetizers. Read at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/65-3-secrets-to-effectively-use-social-selling/ 

This week’s episode was recorded before the Super Bowl but AFTER Tim added many fart sound effects to the sound board. The boys talk Super Bowl commercials, we talk recipes, child care, Tenet, Freaky, and Wandavision. [CONTENT WARNING] TANcast features mature language and immature hosts but is NOT a representation of the stand up act […] The post TANcast 545 - Almost Figuratively Bit Me In The Literal Ass first appeared on TANcast.

This morning Tim Jones spoke from Matthew 12:22-37. James Farley then led the time of prayer, praying: • For the places where we are living drawing on what God said to his people in Exile to ‘seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you into exile. Pray to the Lord for it, because if it prospers, you too will prosper' (Jeremiah 29:7) • After Tim spoke, there was then prayer of thanking God that, through the cross of Jesus Christ, he has plundered the strong man's house so that we can walk in victory and freedom • Looking at Ephesians 6:10-12, praying this in: ‘Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.'

Zilch & The PTFB Team, Sarah Clark, and Tim Powers are co-hosting a Stranger Things Have Happened Zoom Listening Party on FEBRUARY 13 AT 4:00 Eastern, featuring appearances by Glenn Gretlund, Mark Kleiner, James Lee Stanley, and others! Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/139046793703After Tim and Sarah plug the listening party (and get a little silly), Sarah and Rosanne discuss "Monkees a la Carte, which aired November 21, 1966. "A gangster has taken over the boys' favorite Italian restaurant ,so they disguise themselves as The Purple Flower Gang." Ken talks "Monkees, Memes & Mittens"Aired 2/5/21 Get Peter Tork's STHH DeluxeUS Customers: CD: https://www.deepdiscount.com/stranger-things-have-happened/5060209950297180g Splatter Vinyl: https://www.deepdiscount.com/stranger-things-have-happened-180gm-neon-magenta-splatter-vinyl/5060209950303 UK Customers: CD: https://www.keymailrecords.com/stranger-things-have-happened-peter-tork-7a029?search=peter+tork180g Splatter Vinyl: https://www.keymailrecords.com/stranger-things-have-happened-neon-magenta-splatter-vinyl-peter-tork-7a030lp?search=peter+torkOr from Amazon worldwide We were born to love one another.Support Zilch, get a cool shirt!www.redbubble.com/people/designsbyken/works/12348740-zilch-podcast?c=314383-monkees-inspired-artJoin our Facebook pageFind us on Twitter @ZilchcastIf you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereDownload (right click, save as)

If your New Year’s resolution was to drink less in 2021, you should probably skip this one. Jed Lirette, a Senior Ambassador and taste tester for Jack Daniel’s is helping us ring in the new year. After Tim comes clean about being intoxicated during a Covid test, Jed joins us for some good old fashioned whisky talk. We learn what it’s like to drink whiskey for a living, explore the phenomenon of “drink shaming”, and hear Jed’s true thoughts about White Claws. The prospect of consuming toe-infused whiskey is also discussed ad nauseum. In Hot Takes Eben describes the Strawberry Surprise, a drink he invented (yes, it’s as fruity as it sounds), and discusses his dream job of becoming a professional eater.

Prototype World of Tomorrow is a mystery/comedy show takes place in a technologically advanced domed city that was built in the 1960s in Central Florida. In the first season, Tim Less tried, and failed, to solve the murder of prominent Progress citizen Liam Crawford, a murder which my character, Eve Moore was accused of. After Tim revealed the evidence that exonerated Eve, they went into partnership together to form Progress' only private detective firm, Moore and Less Investigation. Season 2 picks up with the next mystery, like the next book in a series of detective novels. We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening! http://worldoftomorrowseries.com

With the last mission in sight, the group runs into an old enemy. Tim raises Sean’s blood pressure once again with showing off his Photoshop skills. After Tim talks some stupid shit they get introduced to Sunflower Whisky, who is the captain’s gf… we guess? I mean that captian should have said her name earlier. The leader attacks and the team quickly acts! The team also talks about possibly stealing the captains woman from him as he has done jack shit to save her. Bibbity even makes some friends! The exciting conclusion to the Valentines Day Special is now! And as usual the team has to negotiate their reward. And as a reminder, Tim said that The Cunning Linguist was unsinkable and fireproof and made of coral in the style of a MÜR’IKAIAN ship. Also Bibbity named his friend Merkin. Tim never said his name so Bibbity doesn’t care if it is he name or not! What will happen to these wondering fighters next in Tim’s continents of Demor Gaulando?Credits:Thank you to Jesus Gonzalez and Jon Brown for their great work!Main Special Theme "Dumb Idea No 1 - roll that beautiful love footage take 4" Used with permission By Jesus Gonzalez Site: theweatherdespots.wordpress.comCredit Music: "Dumb Idea No 1_alternate reality take 2" Used with permission By Jesus Gonzalez Site: theweatherdespots.wordpress.comThank you to Freesound.org for SFX used under Creative Commons 0 license unless otherwise listed. Please support the posters there as they are doing this out of the kindness of their hearts.And please visit us for updates and more at www.dcuhshow.com and look us up on facebook because we are lonely and need friends!Twitter:@DcuHshow#DCUHhttps://www.instagram.com/dcuhpodcast

My friend Dr. Tim Hollingshead shares his story of being a YSA Bishop (St George area) helping the YSAs overcome porn. Tim went on a deep dive realizing that he lacked all the tools needed to meet his YSA needs. After Tim was released he started freein13.com to help people escape the trap of pornography. If you are working to solve porn or are trying to help others, please listen to this podcast and go to freein13.com. This is an inspired program to help solve this challenge. I wish I had these resources during my YSA assignment. Thanks for being on the podcast Tim and all your great work to help and bless others.

In two Hong Kong stories broken at Emerging Cricket last week by Tim Cutler, the boys meet to discuss Anshuman Rath's quest to crack Indian cricket, as well as the revolt within the national team, leaving their T20 World Cup Qualifier campaign in disarray before a ball is bowled. After Tim gives us his pearls of Hong Kong wisdom, we turn our attention the Asia Cup U19s where UAE, Nepal and Kuwait all competed. Finally the boys look at Nepal in depth, discussing the new EPL TV rights deal, ICC meetings and the globe-trotting Sandeep Lamichhane.  

After Tim lets of his steam about the state of politics, and particularly the right wing, David gives his case for optimism in these trying timesThank you to our sponsor, The Warrior Path. Sign up for a free 1 week trial: https://thewarriorpathpro.com/And get 5% the online store (on your first order) with code: HOL5BTI Media: https://www.btimedia.ca/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For this show, I sat down with Tim Moad, an expert in User Experience who lives just north of Sydney, Australia. We discussed the entire UX process, various misconceptions about user experience in the market, how to use UX as a founder and various mistakes that founders make when using or thinking about using UX to help their business grow. After Tim’s experiences with startups, and realising how products were falling apart due to lack of UX, Tim decided to start The Proto Process in order to better inform potential UX practitioners, startups, founders and anyone that sees the value in UX. Tim’s main focus is to help people structure the UX process through online courses and online mentoring.

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Christian Sison welcomes guest attorney, Timothy Kane, to the third Episode of the podcast. Christian and Tim discuss Tim’s prior role as a claimant’s attorney in New York Workers’ Compensation cases and how that has helped him to be a zealous advocate for employers. The two of them then talk about using that information to stress aggressive investigation into claims, in preparation for litigation of several issues. After Tim plays “Guess the Outcome,” he and Christian conceptualize the difficulty of rebutting the presumption afforded to claimants pursuant to Section 21 of the New York Workers’ Compensation Law. What is the “Third Fridays” podcast? “Third Fridays” is a live, 30-minute legal talk show from Lois LLC featuring moderator Christian Sison. It is the original forum in which real attorneys discuss workers’ compensation issues, share their opinions and engage in colorful conversations. The goal of the show is to showcase the diverse perspectives of the attorneys handling workers’ compensation cases. Attorneys discuss case law trends, practical litigation strategies, and hot topics. About the Host, Christian Sison. Christian defends employers in New York workers’ compensation matters. He has extensive experience in trial advocacy, regularly appearing in the Garden City, Hauppauge, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Jamaica workers’ compensation courts. Christian is credited as starting the #DefendFromDay1 movement and provides in-person and web-based seminars for Firm clients. He is also the host and moderator of the monthly workers’ compensation podcast, Third Fridays, which premiered December 16, 2016.

Christian Sison welcomes guest attorney, Timothy Kane, to the third Episode of the podcast. Christian and Tim discuss Tim’s prior role as a claimant’s attorney, and how that has helped him to be a zealous advocate for employers. The two of them then talk about using that information to stress aggressive investigation into claims, in preparation for litigation of several issues. After Tim plays “Guess the Outcome,” he and Christian conceptualize the difficulty of rebutting the presumption afforded to claimants pursuant to Section 21 of the New York Workers’ Compensation Law. "Third Fridays" is a live, 30-minute legal talk show from Lois LLC featuring moderator Christian Sison. It is the original forum in which real attorneys discuss workers' compensation issues, share their opinions and engage in colorful conversations. The goal of the show is to showcase the diverse perspectives of the attorneys handling workers' compensation cases. Attorneys discuss case law trends, practical litigation strategies, and hot topics.

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Transferring Jurisdictions: Since I was still on Supervised Release, making a move to Newport Beach would not be so easy. I reported to a probation officer in a different judicial district. As a resident of the San Francisco Bay area, authorities required that I report to a probation officer in the Northern Judicial District of California.   Tim’s employment offer required that I relocate to the Central Judicial District of California. Besides convincing my probation officer to support my move, I’d have to persuade a probation officer from the Central District to authorize my transfer. If I could overcome those challenges, I’d have a few additional complications to resolve.   Fortunately, the seeds I began sowing from the start of my journey positioned me well to seize opportunities like the one Tim offered. I felt confidant Carole and I would be able to transition from Northern California to Orange County. But I needed to see what she thought. After Tim made his offer, I called Carole to ask what she would like me to do.   “Take the job.” She didn’t hesitate.   As an experienced registered nurse who was pursuing a graduate degree, Carole expressed confidence that she would find new employment. Carole always supported efforts to build a career around my journey, but she liked the idea of me transitioning away from the prison industry and into other ventures. Tim’s compelling job offer opened a world of opportunity.   With Carole’s support, I consulted with two of my closest friends, Justin and Lee. Both of them were like brothers to me. I’d been working with Justin and the nonprofit foundation he created. We used that foundation as a resource to both fund and distribute products that spread our message of personal growth, accountability, and developing critical thinking skills. If I accepted Tim’s offer, I’d have less time available to work with him. Yet when I told him of the opportunity, Justin saw the value.   “If you become more successful, your story will inspire more people that the lessons we offer really work. Your success could lead to more orders, and it sounds like you’ll still be able to devote time to work on our projects. Take the job. We’ll both have to work harder, but we’ll figure it out along the way.”   Lee and I had spoken about Tim before. Since Tim was an entrepreneur and visionary who built businesses that grew to billions in revenues, he would impress any businessman. Lee liked hearing stories about others who built successful businesses from nothing more than ideas. When I told him that Tim invited me to join his team, Lee encouraged me to accept. “Sounds like an opportunity to learn, contribute, and grow. Take it.”   With encouragement from Justin and Lee, I took the next step of contacting my probation officer. Once I had support from probation, I contacted Jeff at SFSU and told him that I would not return to teach in the fall of 2014. Instead, Carole and I would be moving to Southern California.     Return on Investment: We had only recently finalized the mortgage to finance our house. The housing market in the San Francisco Bay area was on fire and we likely could’ve sold our house easily for a substantial profit. Yet I felt strongly that housing prices would continue to rise. Carole agreed. Rather than selling our property, we agreed that we would make our first real estate purchase a part of our retirement plan. Instead of selling, we’d find suitable tenants who would rent from us. The rental income we received would allow us to pay the mortgage.   Carole led that initiative to find suitable tenants by running an ad on Craig’s list. More than a dozen applications came to us within days. During the year that we lived in the property, Carole wanted to decorate to make the house more “homey.” Yet I considered the investment as a stepping-stone, something we would eventually rent. Instead of decorating, we kept the house stark, looking new. It was part of a longer-term strategy to eventually attract stable tenants who would want to make the house their home.   Chris and Seth equipped our house with upgrades like granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a whirlpool bath. Carole and I were going to miss the house, but we found a wonderful family with impeccable references who pledged to take good care of our property. They loved the neighborhood and signed a long-term lease, expressing interest to remain until their children graduated from high school. Carole’s due diligence contributed to us finding the right family. The $2,800 monthly rent would cover our $2,500 mortgage payment, leaving us with a reserve to pay our annual property taxes.   Since we financed our property with a 15-year mortgage, a significant portion of each payment would apply to principle reduction. Our debt on the property would drop by $1,500 each month, allowing us to build equity quickly. After 15 years, Carole and I would own the property free and clear. We considered the investment as an awesome resource to advance our plans for a stable retirement. Owning real estate, it would seem, could become an integral component of our plan to build a million-dollar net worth within five years. Carole and I made a commitment to work together in ways that would position us to acquire more.

After Tim was forced into exile last episode due to "family holiday commitments", it's now Phil's turn to be mysteriously absent…but why? Find out if he's ok and share in the fall out from the final weekend of domestic competition before the summer break. Johnny & Drico's finales, Northampton's quest for the English Championship complete whilst Sarries lick their wounds. That and another worthy entrant into "Banter Squadron". Enjoy... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first show of the offseason is chock full of hockey talk. In fact, it might be the longest show we've ever put together. To open, we're joined by Tim McManus of the Glens Falls Post Star. Tim was kind enough to join us for quite some time while we discussed the Flyers recent signing of Johan Backlund. What does Backlund's signing mean for the rest of the organization's goaltending prospects? What does it mean for the Flyers goaltending search this summer? We also talk about the new news regarding the Phantoms eventual move to Allentown. What does the timetable look like? The Hershey Bears won another Calder Cup this week. We talk about what that means for the rest of the league, and we talk about how awesome an organization the Bears are. After Tim leaves us, we turn our focus back to the Flyers. No time to reminisce, really: it's full speed ahead to the offseason. We talk goaltending for a while, we talk Jeff Carter for a bit, and then we play a game. It's more interesting than this blurb suggests.

Tim McManus, Adirondack Phantoms beat writer at the Glens Falls Post-Star, joins the show this week to talk about everything Phantoms. Unfortunately, at recording, we weren't aware of Johan Backlund's injury, but that doesn't take away from the discussion we had at all.We talked about the inseparable defensive duo, Kevin Marshall and Marc-Andre Bourdon. We talked goalies, from Backlund to Jeremy Duchesne (now a Flyer?!) to Nic Riopel. We talked forwards, from Patrick Maroon to Stefan Legein. Tim gave us updates on Mika Pyorala and Danny Syvret. Syvret is injured, by the way. We also checked on on Ryan Dingle (yeah, the throw-in from the Pronger deal) to see if he ever has a shot at making the NHL. Greeted with laughter.Finally, we discuss the future of the Phantoms in Glens Falls and when we should expect to see them in the Lehigh Valley. After Tim leaves us, we play back this week's trivia competition. William, aka CoburnsCuddleBuddy, came on to challenge Mr. Ben Rothenberg. Listen to find the results. Get the show after the jump.

"Spooky Southcoast" for April 26, 2007. Guests: Brian Harnois, Denise M. Stoner, Peter Robbins. After Tim finished co-hosting "Beyond Reality," he made his way to the Spooky Studio in time to join Matt Costa and Matt Moniz in time to talk with Brian Harnois about "Ghost Hunters International" before discussing the latest UFO cases with Denise M. Stoner and Peter Robbins.