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This podcast episode covers episodes 453 - 458 Timestamps 1:55 Chatting with the Hosts 13:08 Main discussion 27:19 Retrospective/Theory Crafting 28:20 Luffy discussion 34:16 Zoro discussion 20:41 Usopp discussion 45:38 Sanji discussion 50:00 Nami discussion 54:31 Final Thoughts Chatting with the Hosts Kat is still re-reading through Leigh Bargugo's Shadow & Bone Trilogy, and finds the first book to be the weakest, and is enjoying all of the books in this re-read. Joel has started Invincible. He thinks the world is super interesting, but the action and gore is a little over the top for his tastes. Also Joel has been playing Crash 4. If you liked previous Crash games, you'll like this one as well, but it can be a fairly difficult platformer if you feel the need to 100% it. Main Discussion For this part of the episode we very briefly talk about the episodes in question- but find them incredibly lacking in content. So instead we quickly shift over to our own look back on the series as well as into the future Retrospective/Theory Crafting   We discuss this segment in sections, more or less asking "what will this characters journey look like at the end of the series, and how will they achieve their goals?"

Join us for a laugh on our latest Disney TV special rewind! This week we venture back to 1990 for Disneyland's 35th Anniversary Show. Also Joel reviews Knott's Taste of Fall-O-Ween and we give details of our first ever giveaway!Interact:Email - podcast@offharborandmain.comTwitter - @offharborInstagram - @offharborYouTube - Off Harbor & MainFacebook - Off Harbor & MainWebsite - OffHarborAndMain.comThe Hosts:Joel - Twitter & IG: @TangaroaJoelBeth - Twitter & IG: @PixieDustVibesMatt - Twitter: @ST1401toEndor | IG: @LightSpeedToEndorDerick - Twitter: @EsplanerdContest rules: Entries must be submitted by 6:00PM PST on 10/24/2020. Those that correctly answer the questions provided in this episode will enter into a random drawing to be chosen. Contiguous U.S. residents only.

4 guys walk into a pub... 5 hours later they walk out and decide its high time to record a new episode of Bush Radio. Join NC Dave and Joel McGrath along with 2 (count em!), 2 special guests. Appearing for the first time on Bush Radio are Brushy (#like-and-subscribe) and Tristan Smith (finally!). We talk about the new GHB, points changes, fluff, muff and some sloppy stuff. Also Joel calls out somebody for a grudge - is it you?? Listen to find out!

Aaron Rodgers keeps it a buck in "Talk Yo Shit" and we go over a couple of draft picks from last week. Also Joel's mind is blown during a trip into the "Nostalgia Corner". So take a listen into the shenanigans.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Birthday boy Joel was the belle of the ball this week! The gang gathers round Skype camera to watch Joel drink bourbon. Also Joel walks us thru his 7 hour turkey hunt, step by step by step. Then we talk about Joel’s Instagram. This is what happens when we let Joel write the outline...

As the show begins Barry talks about his recent trip to a UH basketball game and how it blew him away. Houston faced off against Tulsa and it was quite interesting, the second half had a helping of action but the cougars came away with the win. People are still outraged over the Astros cheating scandal and it enticed some Yankee fans to trash on the team, Joel defends the Astros from the pestering fans. When the break ends they dive into college basketball and discuss the recent loss between North Carolina and Duke. NC State shocked #6 Duke and came back from 14 down to win the game. Also Joel questions the state of UT's basketball team and how the crowd decline is becoming more obvious. Serge Ibaka starts a big scarf wave in Toronto; the colors and styles that are worn looks interesting to say the least. 

2-Minute Tip: Greet Audience Members Early   As much as practical, if you have time before your speech, meet some members of your audience. Greet them as they come in and sit down. This accomplishes a couple things.   First, it’s the start of a relationship with a new person. For part of your audience, you will no longer be just that person on the stage. Instead you will be that person they were just chatting with who is now on the stage. As you build that relationship, you are building trust.   Second, it gives you some familiar faces you can look for when you are on the stage. This encourages you to engage in more eye contact, and it gives you some people you can specifically look for.   As a bonus, it can even help with speaker nerves by distracting in that period before your talk.   Post Tip Discussion: Meet Joel Hawbaker   Joel Hawbaker has fully embraced the storytelling aspect of speaking. And why wouldn’t he? Telling stories is how civilizations have shared their histories, their lessons, and their faiths for millennia.   It’s how religions today share the lessons and directives of their prophets and marketing departments around the world grow their profits. And it’s how you can make history compelling and memorable for the toughest audience in existence — school kids.   Humility is not thinking less of yourself, it’s thinking of yourself less CS Lewis   I also like Joel’s thoughts on the importance of humility for not just a speaker and teacher, but for any expert. There’s an importance in going back to basics and working on fundamentals. Success requires a strong foundation, and not thinking you’re too good to work on the basics.   Even an experienced speaker needs to think through their content, do the prep work, and practice.   This focus on humility and going back to basics is an important that can help us connect with more audiences. They’re the best way to celebrate the hero of our talks — the message.   Bio   Joel W. Hawbaker is a professional speaker, an author, and a high school teacher and soccer coach in Alabama where he lives with his wife, his two daughters, and their two rescue dogs. Joel has a degree in History from Covenant College, and he also spent time studying Medieval Civilizations at New College, Oxford, in the UK. In his professional speaking, Joel focuses on the topics of blended family life, leadership, and education. His goal is to help people form better relationships through a combination of confidence and humility. In addition to his books on leadership, he is currently working on a book about blended family life.   Writing the Book   Joel talked about his approach to writing his book. He worked on his outlines in the evening, and he filled them out while driving to work. This can be a great approach, assuming you can do it safely. This is a great job for a dedicated digital recorder. For a task like this, the small, cheap ones are probably fine.   This is an approach that can work because editing is easier than creating. Once Joel had his recordings done, he could turn them into transcripts and then edit them into a book.  Even with that, it still took him a year to write, “Inverted Leadership.”   But he did it.   On Strokecast, I talked with true crime author Paul Sanders. He finished his latest book a week before he had his stroke. That stroke robbed him (at least for now) of his ability to write books.   So don’t wait. Get that book written now. Joel found a way to write it during his commute. How can you find a way to write yours?   Links   Joel’s Website https://reallifeleading.com/ Joel’s book on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Inverted-Leadership-Others-Forgetting-Yourself/dp/1983110167/ref=sr_1_1 Joel on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/joel.w.hawbaker Also Joel on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RealLifeLeading/ Joel on Twitter https://twitter.com/RealLifeLeading Joel on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-hawbaker-9421a077/ John Acuff Newsletter https://acuff.me/newsletter/ Chandler Bolt’s Self-Publishing School https://self-publishingschool.com/ Rob Kosberg’s Best Seller Publishing http://bestsellerpublishing.org/ John Wooden on socks https://www.newsweek.com/john-wooden-first-how-put-your-socks-167942 Vince Lombardi on a football https://jamesclear.com/vince-lombardi-fundamentals Westbrook Christian Academy http://www.westbrookchristianschool.org/   Call To Action   Check out Joel’s book and web presence Share this episode with 3 colleagues by giving them the link http://2MinuteTalkTips.com/Joel Don’t get best…get better   2-Minute Talk Tips is the public speaking podcast that help you become a more effective speaker in as little as 2 minutes a week.

Joel and Sam discuss the U.S.'s victory in the Women's World Cup, and whether or not the U.S. team is the most dominant team ever. Also: Joel celebrates the Chicago White Sox splitting the Crosstown Cup with the rival Cubs, and Sam predicts that the Home Run Derby is not long for this world. Follow us on social! Facebook: www.facebook.com/dumpontheump/ Twitter: twitter.com/DumpOnTheUmp Wordpress: dumpontheump.wordpress.com Apple iTunes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dump…mp/id1107407433 Soundcloud: @umpnhemp

This is the Brass Chats Interview you watch if you want to pick the brain of a man who likes hats, likes music, has an INSANE historical instrument collection (in the video, don't worry), provides musical goods and services to the greatest musicians in New York (and the rest of the country), and has built a multi-million dollar musical operation from scratch with nothing but his bare hands, ingenuity, and elbow grease. One of the most interesting guys alive today: Steve Dillon, owner of Dillon Music! Only on Brass Chats. Also Joel plays his best Herseth impression on a Mel Broiles' old piccoliccolitissimito trumpet.