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After Tom reminds Errol that as soon as you take off positions, new positions should be going right back on (”Capital on the sidelines doesn't do you any good”), Errol looks for new opportunities.  Tom says that all things being equal, selling an iron condor is statistically better than just selling a single vertical spread on one side of the market. Even though Errol has directional assumptions on 3 stocks (KR, NVDA, and PDD), he takes Tom's advice and places skewed iron condors (farther OTM puts for a bearish skew and father OTM calls for a bullish skew) on each of these underlyings. Errol asks Tom if he thinks most of the skill in trading lies in managing trades. Tom says, no, it's really in order entry. He says most investment and trading classes will put a hard emphasis on risk management, something Tom says is almost impossible to achieve. He says the burden is on being intelligent when entering an order, and that's where wealth is created in trading. He says a lot of people fall down during this stage because they get too excited about opportunities that don't fit the mechanics and probabilities.Bonus Lesson: Errol grills Tom on how he plays earnings--does he always play neutral? Tom says, for the most part, yes, he plays it neutral and looks for that IV crush, but these are also the only instances Tom sometimes likes to lean a little long! He thinks company's can lowball how well they're doing.

After Tom reminds Errol that as soon as you take off positions, new positions should be going right back on (”Capital on the sidelines doesn't do you any good”), Errol looks for new opportunities.  Tom says that all things being equal, selling an iron condor is statistically better than just selling a single vertical spread on one side of the market. Even though Errol has directional assumptions on 3 stocks (KR, NVDA, and PDD), he takes Tom's advice and places skewed iron condors (farther OTM puts for a bearish skew and father OTM calls for a bullish skew) on each of these underlyings. Errol asks Tom if he thinks most of the skill in trading lies in managing trades. Tom says, no, it's really in order entry. He says most investment and trading classes will put a hard emphasis on risk management, something Tom says is almost impossible to achieve. He says the burden is on being intelligent when entering an order, and that's where wealth is created in trading. He says a lot of people fall down during this stage because they get too excited about opportunities that don't fit the mechanics and probabilities.Bonus Lesson: Errol grills Tom on how he plays earnings--does he always play neutral? Tom says, for the most part, yes, he plays it neutral and looks for that IV crush, but these are also the only instances Tom sometimes likes to lean a little long! He thinks company's can lowball how well they're doing.

After Tom's kayaking expedition in Boise, Tom and Scott stress the difference between wearing a puffy life vest versus a heavy, weighted one. The answer won't surprise you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tom-saunders9/support

After Tom and Julee run the list of sugar cereals that WEREN’T allowed to eat growing up and Julee reveals her hatred for milk, they actually DO get to work! When Julee shows Tom his old Star Wars tin school lunchbox, he quickly grabs one of the classic lunchboxes he’d taken out to LA…and there are Basement treasures in it!!  The customary Back Through The Basement unearthing flips and, this time, Tom gets to surprise Julee!  Next week's episode is the Season 3 Finale!  We will launch Season 4 on June 7th -- mark those calendars! Now in their forties, Julee and Tom Antonellis are reconnecting as brother and sister in THE MOST distant a socially-distant podcast can be in the United States.  While recording on each coast (and seeing each other over FaceTime) all the way from Los Angeles (Tom) to Boston (Julee), they start unearthing the core lessons, laughs and connections of their childhood.  Plus, Julee has to fight her fear of cobwebs while Tom enjoys the comfort of his office -- yet he CAN'T touch his beloved toys like she can. As their Instagram bio indicates --  @backthroughthebasementpod   -- you can follow them there to see pictures of everything they unearth -- Tom & Julee (actors, comics, voiceover artists & siblings), children of the 80s, must go through all their toys and belongings in their parents’ basement. Oh boy!Support the show (http://www.thickskincreations.com/store)

After Tom & Jerry: Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, Tom & Jerry: The Wizard of Oz, Tom & Jerry: Back to Oz (Yes that's a thing), and other remakes of classic movies with Tom & Jerry jammed into them, Tom & Jerry now have their own movie!....Again! Host Brandon Hain and co-host Zach Yetter watched it, and attempt to answer questions like "...Why is Tom singing in Auto-Tune?" and "...What is happening?", and "Did that cartoon elephant seriously say 'LOL'?" It's better and worse than you may expect, it's Tom & Jerry: The Movie! Next Time: King Kong (1976)

Tom Kereszti is a Hungarian immigrant, globetrotter, devoted father, and business guru who has lived or worked on every continent except Antarctica. After Tom graduated from NYU, he spent 11 years working his way up the corporate ladder before serendipity struck. Tom was working at Colgate Palmolive when his manager put together a development plan for him which included having to present to four executive Vice Presidents. In that same year, the Iron Curtain came down, and when those VPs were looking for someone who spoke Hungarian and held promise as a young leader, Tom was a perfect fit. Mentioned Resources Books C-Suite and Beyond by Tom Kerezsti (upcoming) Infinite Game by Simon SinekVarious Titles by John MaxwellRudy Giuliani: Emperor of the City by Andrew KirtzmanOrganizationsKerezsti.com Tom Kerezsti’s LinkedIn

On this week’s episode of Below Deck Med, we jump right in where last week’s left off—with the demon baby chef man throwing a big tantrum. While at one point, this might have made us mad, we’re so jaded at this point (is this the 100th episode of the season?), that we just see it as amusing karma for Malia, who’s scrambling to save his juvenile arse from himself. After Tom yells at Bugsy, Captain Sandy tells her off, too, for enabling the crazed Englishman. We felt so sorry for Bugs that we almost forgot why we didn’t like her before this season. But we were gleeful once again when the Captain put him on blast in front of the crew. She loses her composure and gets a little emotional. But serves her right—she’s lost control and they’re all going down with the ship. As befits almost every episode, the guests are horrific monsters who behave in ways that rabid dogs would find shockingly aggressive. Most monstrous of all might be Rob, however. The dude with the way-too-aggressive face is gaslighting Jessica by making her appear irrationally jealous. But is it irrational? Spoiler alert: NO.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kikiandkibbitz/message

After Tom wrote to our station that he was distressed over what he saw as our leftist views and frequent Trump bashing, I invited him on my show. What transpires is a wide-ranging, uplifting exploration into some of our core assumptions and values, as well as mutual desire to bridge the divide between liberals and conservatives.

Political Reporter Tom Hauser joins at the top of the hour to discuss some confusion over the governments orders and clashes between health and politics. After Tom, Tane Danger joins to tell you how improv can help you cope with the COVID-19 situation. The last guest of the show is WCCO's own Cory Hepola. He has a new podcast on WCCO called Hey! Let's Build It He joins Roshini to tell us about his new podcast with Lindus Construction and how it can help us during COVID and beyond.

This episode of Grey’s Anatomy kicks off with some of our favorite doctors coming together to figure out what’s wrong with Richard Webber. Since we last saw Richard his condition has not improved, and the media is making a joke about it. Katherine is having a tough time dealing with what Richard’s condition, and realizes she was wrong for what she put him through. An intense moment happens between Meredith and Richard, where she finds him in the operating room about to perform surgery on himself. Meredith is able to talk him out of it, and we end with DeLuca, whose suspended from the hospital, and Meredith trying to figure out what’s happening to to their friend. Elsewhere Tom gets a visit from his ex-wife and her son, who looks exactly like Tom’s son who passed away years ago. She tells him he has cancer and it’s spreading. Tom is the only doctor that she wants to operate on her son, but The resemblance is too much for Tom and gets Amelia to perform the surgery. While is Surgery Amelia starts having contractions, and thinks she’s about to give birth. She leaves it all up to Tom. Teddy sees that Tom is not in the right head space and gives him a pep talk, giving him the motivation he needed to save the boy. After Tom and Teddy have a flirtatious moment alone, she rushes to Owen and tells him she’s all in and wants to get married as soon as possible. Elsewhere Amelia finds out it was a false alarm. Link who not to long ago treated a patient who couldn't stop singing, is there to comfort her. They both lie on the bed waiting for when that special day will come that will change their lives forever. Todays After Show was hosted by Benny Adams, Lanisha, Haley Graves, and Chelsie Overocker Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · The Colin and Samir Podcast: The Colin and Samir Podcast hosted by LA - based friends and filmmakers Colin and Samir takes a look into what it’s like to make creativity your career. https://open.spotify.com/show/5QaSbbv2eD4SFrlFR6IyY7?si=Dj3roVoJTZmOime94xhjng

After Tom's discussion on the pending pandemic and the pathetic response by the trump administration, we remember Harvey's tour of the Jefferson St. park displaying the heroes of the Nashville African American community. Then we replay our three year old interview with Justin Jones. Justin who is now running for Congress shows that his commitment to human rights and justice is not a new thing but something that has been ingrained in his being.

Today, on 2 Bears 1 Cave, Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer talk about what they’re thankful for. After Tom’s “Toast” video with Sam Adams dropped, it got the Bears to thinking about what they should give thanks for this holiday season. We get a sample of Bert’s award winning impressions, interactions with alcoholics and some wild stories about “apologies.”

Guest-starring Tom Panarese for our last JLA story together! After Tom plays “Contingency Plan”, Tom and I review the 2000 story JLA: Tower of Babel (JLA #43-46). We respond to a listener email and review Batgirl #40/92. Chris’s Cornucopia of Curiosities and Tom and my literature recommendations round out the episode.

Guest-starring Tom Panarese! After Tom and I both play “Foreign Bodies” and have a brief discussion on the unfortunate robbery at Mile High Comics and the series finale of Game of Thrones, Tom and I review the 1999 story JLA: Foreign Bodies. We respond to a listener email and review Batgirl #35/87. Chris’s Cornucopia of […]

After Tom harasses Don about the burger joint, Pal’s Sudden Service in Abingdon, Virginia (Don’s likely new home), they discuss the SEC’s possible new best interest standard and how it would effect dually-registered financial advisers. The June 6th vote on the SEC’s Best Interest rule. How dually-registered advisors get away with selling themselves as fiduciaries. Asking the types of questions that reveal how advisors and their firms make money off you. Why you have to actually read an advisor’s SEC form ADV. The dangers of an “iron condor” option strategy. There’s no such things as a safe 5% tax-free investment! Vestory — https://vestory.com/ Pal’s Sudden Service — https://www.palsweb.com/ SEC forms — https://adviserinfo.sec.gov/ UBS — https://www.ubs.com/za/en.html Vanguard — https://about.vanguard.com/

Tom Colicchio entered the NYC food scene in 1993 cooking for restaurants including Gotham Bar & Grill and then opened Gramercy Tavern in 1994. In 2001, Tom left Gramercy Tavern to open his own restaurant, Craft, to focus on serving dishes with high-quality ingredients in the simplest way possible. He is the founder of Crafted Hospitality, which includes several restaurants across the U.S. and has a mission to bring healthy food to more people. Tom is also the head judge on Bravo’s hit show, Top Chef, and uses his platforms to highlight the issue of food insecurity and food waste. Tom joined me on the mbgpodcast to talk about his path to becoming a celebrity chef and why food issues became a prominent focus for him. He talks about his eye-opening experience as the executive producer of the documentary A Place at the Table, which delves into the roots of food insecurity in the U.S. “Right now in this country, we have around 40 million people who struggle to put food on the table,” said Tom. In light of this statistic, Tom is dedicated to getting healthier meals in schools. He worked with Michelle Obama to pass the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act and has testified in front of Congress to push this mission forward. He’s also a huge advocate of reducing food waste as he's seen first hand the amount accumulated by Americans daily. “What we’re throwing out is not just food, it’s the resources it takes to make that food and produce that food. It’s a lot of energy, water, and also people’s lives,” explained Tom. He also lets us in on the one doable thing he does every Friday to limit waste and save money in his home and how we can get started reducing food waste in our home. After Tom started gardening six years ago he lost 20 pounds and shifted his food philosophy to being more plant forward. He talks about why he loves to cook seasonally and the three spring veggies he can’t wait to cook with. This episode will spark greater awareness about food access and encourage you to think about ways you can be a better food consumer.

In today's show, Dr. Thomas Price shares an article written by his old mentor at Oxford, Dr. John Webster. The article is entitled: "Love is Also a Lover of Life: creatio ex nihilo and Creaturely Goodness." After Tom explains the importance of transcendence and the doctrine of creation from nothing, then Chris, Glenn, and Tom venture to "comb out" the implications for worldview, ethics, salvation, and the place of the church in the world. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-theology-pugcast/support

If you are very wise, or very greedy, or both, you want to give your team the very best incentives that encourage each member’s peak performance. Trouble is, that’s a surprisingly tough order. Most traditional reward systems motivate less than 10 percent of the staff. Further, not every individual gets absolutely inspired by the same enticement. CoreCentive sales director Tom Frederick joins host Bart Jackson to discuss the delicate art of designing an incentive program that boosts production, and the entire team’s morale. Employing uncommon sense, Tom discusses what elements are required to energize even the largest corporate teams, and why most popular programs end up being non-inclusive, carrot-dangling failures. (After Tom explains it, it all seems so obvious.) Tune in and learn how to make your workplace more exciting, profitable, and cohesive.

  If you are very wise, or very greedy, or both, you want to give your team the very best incentives that encourage each member's peak performance.  Trouble is, that's a surprisingly tough order.  Most traditional reward systems motivate less than 10 percent of the staff.  Further, not every individual gets absolutely inspired by the same enticement.  CoreCentive sales director Tom Frederick joins host Bart Jackson to discuss the delicate art of designing an incentive program that boosts production, and the entire team's morale.  Employing uncommon sense, Tom discusses what elements are required to energize even the largest corporate teams, and why most popular programs end up being non-inclusive, carrot-dangling failures.  (After Tom explains it, it all seems so obvious.) Tune in and learn how to make your workplace more exciting, profitable, and cohesive.

Prepare for time-traveling: that is, traveling the world to see how time changes across cultures, of course! After Tom arrives “late” to the studio, Dean and Tom hurry into how time is perceived in different cultures (6:40). Next, Dean and Tom slow things down to help a listener keep his U.S. business partners “calm and happy” in Mexico (11:30). Finally, our time-traveling hosts stroll into a discussion of how and why neighboring global regions can observe time quite differently, like north and south of the Alps in Europe, or north and south of the Rio Grande in the Americas - all while Dean sips tequila and Tom resists breaking furniture (46:40). There’s no need to book a time to listen; the time is now for you to time-travel with us! (Whoa… Time.) Subscribe today! Have a cultural question or episode idea for Dean and Tom? Reach out on Twitter and Facebook (@OopsCultureShow) or by email at oopscultureshow@gmail.com. Music: “Little Idea” - Bensound.com

Meg and Tom of Food, Fun, Travel met while working on a cruise ship after graduating from university. After Tom moved to Australia to be with Meg and the two tried the traditional 9 to 5 career path, they both decided it wasn't for them and that they wanted to travel full time and support themselves with an online travel business. Taking off for Asia with savings to carry them through for eighteen months and after the early success of an ebook, Meg and Tom poured themselves into building and evolving their travel blog, shifting its initial focus as a budget travel blog to a travel food blog as they both realized it was something they were passionate about. They are currently launching their new podcast "The Dish," where they hope to challenge and surprise their listeners pre-existing food conceptions by integrating some interesting food history and stories behind some worldwide favourite dishes and ingredients. Their first episode covers the history of tacos, and you can catch it here! On this episode of the podcast we talk to Meg and Tom about their days working on a cruise ship and transitioning over to the decision to travel full time and start a travel blog. We discuss some of the steps they took to start building their business, how they found their niche with food blogging and maintain quality, what they did to bring income in to their business, and some of their tips and lessons learned looking back. They also give us recommendations for some of their favourite travel destinations and weirdest things they've eaten. We had a great conversation with them on such a wide variety of topics, this is definitely an episode you don't want to miss! Enjoy! This episode of The World Wanderers is sponsored by AutoSlash. AutoSlash is the #1 site for getting a great deal on a car rental. They figure out the best coupons and discount codes to get you the lowest rate possible, and then track prices on your rental right until the day you pick up the car. If they find a lower rate, they email you so you can lock in the savings. It's like price protection on your rental. They can even track the price of rentals made on other websites. AutoSlash has saved customers millions of dollars on car rentals. It's completely free - give it a try on your next booking! You can also check out our new travel community on Facebook where you can ask questions, get travel recommendations, and find community members in your area! If you would like to support the continued growth of the show and receive cool kickbacks like postcards from around the world and one on one calls with Ryan and Amanda, head on over to Patreon. Thank you so much for your continued support! Music Credits: www.bensound.com

Thomas English is a math professor with a Texas-sized heart for animal welfare. After Tom moved to Galveston County in Texas, he witnessed how animals suffered in the overcrowded conditions of his local animal shelter. Tom was mentioned in Rescue Road, the New York times bestseller about animal rescuer Greg Mahle, written by Peter Zheutlin. In today’s episode, Tom offers his wisdom and insights from his years of helping save thousands of animals. If you want to learn more about Tom English, go to http://thisispawprint.com/55. Tom is originally from Erie, Pennsylvania. Donate If you would like to support Tom English and his work, he recommends that you donate to 31 Paws, which helps fund efforts at the Brazoria County Shelter. http://www.31paws.org/ Tom’s Vaccination Program Tom works with Merck Animal Health http://www.merck-animal-health-usa.com through a shelter/rescue vaccine program they have. He purchases approximately 40,000 vaccine doses per year for redistribution to rescues and smaller shelters. Larger organization often set up their own program, but many of the smaller ones are not able to handle the paperwork of such transactions, so Tom helps those organizations. This allows the smaller shelters and rescues to benefit from volume buying. The core vaccines he uses are Canine DHPP Canine Intra-Trac III (Bordetella) Feline RCP Brazoria County Animal Control is the organization where Tom spends much of his time photographing dogs and cats and offering vital health assistance. K9 Airlift is one of the organizations Tom works with. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/K9-Airlift-180092972020506/   Other Resources Greg Mahle is founder of Rescue Road Trips. Greg drives approximately 4,000 miles every two weeks to deliver dogs in the Southern United States to rescue organizations in the Northeast. Website http://www.rescueroadtrips.com/Rescue_Road_Trips.html Greg’s episode on Pawprint http://www.thisispawprint.com/9-greg-mahle-rescue-road-trips-trucking-a-million-miles-to-save-thousands-of-dogs/ Peter Zheutlin wrote Rescue Road, the book about Greg Mahle which also includes the story of other animal rescue heroes like Tom English Website http://peterzheutlin.com Pawprint interview http://www.thisispawprint.com/11-peter-zheutlin-author-of-rescue-road-on-the-road-with-greg-mahle/ Labs4Rescue is an organization in New England that works with Tom and Greg Mahle Website http://labs4rescue.com   If you want the two free bonus dog-training resources from Irith Bloom, positive reinforcement dog trainer, go to http://thisispawprint.com/ask. Irith can be found at http://www.thesophisticateddog.com/ All of Pawprint's music is composed by Luke Gartner-Brereton. Luke is a musician based in Australia, and he composes a wide variety of songs and musical loops http://vanillagroovestudios.com http://soundcloud.com/luke-gartnerbrereton If you want to learn more about Nancy and Harold, go to our About Us page at http://thisispawprint.com/about or listen to our introductory podcast episode, "Fifty Puppies and a Podcast." http://thisispawprint.com/000 Pawprint (or Paw Print) is a weekly podcast dedicated to animal rescue, adoption, and the heroes who make it happen. Volunteer, walk, adopt, or foster a dog, cat, rabbit, or other wonderful pet through your local shelter, humane society, SPCA, pound, and animal control. Stop abuse, and help increase animal protection, welfare, and rights.  http://thisispawprint.com http://animalrescuepodcast.com

Tom Nardone proves the American Dream of financial freedom is entirely possible once we open our eyes and recognize opportunities are literally everywhere. That’s how he became known as the Millionaire Mailman by getting involved in real estate investing. Tom wasn’t always the investor and author he is today who has been seen on TV talking about his life. He started simply as a “postal person” working a government job. At age 19, he started working for the Post Office as a mailman. It didn’t take him long to realize that the security entrapment of “good job” is not a lot different from a 30-year jail sentence. Tom explains it simply and truthfully. He says, “You feel trapped, and your income is limited.” Realizing his “good government job” was not going to make his dreams of being financially free come true, Tom took some real estate investing courses. He bought his first house in 1983… at the age of 23. (So when you say you’re too young to be an investor, you’re wrong.)Tom soon realized he had a major unfair advantage over other investors. That’s because he was delivering the mailed default notices and related mail that every homeowner who falls behind in payments always receives. That means Tom could knock on the doors of these individuals and chat with them. He would quite literally get there first and before other real estate investors. He’d have to jump into his civilian clothes to go back and have a deeper conversation with the homeowners, but he got really, really good at it. Every day Tom (like all other mailpersons do) drove and walked neighborhoods to deliver mail. Tom started buying houses on his mail routes and networking with other letter carriers to refer to him vacant houses that provide an excellent source of leads that no one else knows about. Smart move! This went on till Tom was 35, at which point he decided he didn’t need to be a mailman any longer because he had at least 35 rental properties. Tom explains the foreclosure process from the viewpoint of a mailman. He says that before the Lis Pendens and the Complaint are filed, the only people who know that the house is headed for foreclosure are: #1) The borrower who can’t make the payment, #2) The lender who didn’t get the payment, and #3) The mailman who has to deliver the certified letter sent from the mortgage company to the borrower, and gets to walk up to the front door and stare the person on title right in the face.Tom said, “When I bought my first few houses, my fellow workers started calling me “Millionaire Mailman”! The name stuck. Listen as Tom shares his story of how he built a portfolio of 25 “keeper” rental houses with positive cashflow and retired from his job. Tom says, “When I finally quit my job, my fellow workers were coming back to me begging me to teach them how I did it.”After Tom quit his J-O-B, he realized he no longer had the “inside scoop” on finding house deals from his old mailman job. So, he started an approach of building a mailman bird dog network. Another smart move!Tom now has more than 250 properties and truly lives the American dream in Florida. (But that doesn’t mean he only invests in Florida. Not by a long shot!) Want to know how he did it? Want to become a real estate investor? Tom lays it out step by step in this episode of my Cash Flow Diary podcast. Learn more. LISTEN NOW.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is set in the 1840's in the fictitious town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, where Tom lives with his deceased mother's sister, Aunt Polly, and his half-brother, Sid. After Tom plays hooky from school, he is made to whitewash Aunt Polly's fence as punishment, but persuades his friends to do it for him. Tom's real trouble begins when he and Huck Finn witness a murder committed by Injun Joe. They swear to never tell, and the wrong man, Muff Potter, is accused of the crime. Tom, Huck, and a friend run away to be pirates, but become aware that the whole town is searching for their bodies. Each of the boys make an appearance at their own funerals, where they are greeted with open arms. As Muff Potter's trial begins, Tom is overcome with guilt and testifies against Injun Joe, who quickly flees the courtroom. Later, on a class field trip to a cave, Tom and his love interest, Becky Thatcher, get lost. As they run out of food and candles searching for a way out, Tom and Becky come upon Injun Joe, who is using the cave as a hideout. Tom finds a way out just as the search party is giving up. The town rejoices and Judge Thatcher, Becky's father, has the cave sealed, unknowingly trapping Injun Joe inside where he starves to death.

There are so many shifting sands on the marketing landscape that it might seem overwhelming. But there are two trends that deserve to be on your radar screen and that is the topic of the latest scintillating edition of The Marketing Companion. After Tom and I enjoy a non-traditional gift exchange for the one-year anniversary of the podcast, we dissect what we believe to be important trends to consider moving forward: 1) The use of "big data" to actually predict mega-trends and market outcomes 2) 3D Printing. The second one might seem a little strange to list as a marketing trend but if you listen to the logic on the podcast I think you'll agree that this could have a huge impact on cost and price, delivery, availability, sourcing, distribution models ... well, just about everything marketers should care about. What's that you say? You want to get to the freaking podcast and fast? Well here it is, with no further delay!

After Tom talks about some Tom stuff, our P.I.T. James Arnold Taylor takes time off from voicing Obi Wan Kenobi to talk to Jason Surrell, a Walt Disney Imagineer and author. They talk about writing, the Haunted Mansion, and almost the meaning of life until James cuts Jason off (podcaster "in training"). Then Tom talks a little. Enjoy!

After Tom confronts Liz about the box, and she produces the photo of him in Boston where the murder took place, he claims he is innocent and insists that they turn it in to the FBI so his name can be cleared. Elsewhere, Red informs Elizabeth and the FBI that the next name on the Blacklist is a beautiful and deadly corporate terrorist, Gina Zanetakos (Margarita Levieva), who he claims is Tom's lover Read More... The post BLTT06 – S1E6 – #152 Gina Zanetakos appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

After Tom decided to join us for this weeks episode, we decided to talk about how to buy a used gun. The email portion was shorter due to a problem with our email, but we still managed to recover a few of them.

Kent State DC Tom Kaufman joins the guys to talk about some of this years best NFL prospects...that he played against! Jonathon Taylor, Jordan Love, Brandon Aiyuk, Eno Benjamin and more! After Tom hops off John and Chandler talk about the results of Thursday at the combine. The good - the bad- the ugly. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/atbpodnet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/atbpodnet/support