Podcasts about Americanos

In this first podcast of the new year, Betsy discusses her strategy of scripting in journals to envision a hopeful and expansive future. She details how this practice helps condition the unconscious mind to focus on desired outcomes. Betsy reminds us to start the day with positive actions while minimizing distractions so we can plan for a successful day. Be sure to follow The Art of Living Big on YouTube as well as your favorite podcast app. Let’s go LIVE BIG in 2026! Transcript  Hello. Welcome to The Art of Living Big. All right, so I’ve tried this before in the past, but I am really making an effort 2026. I am not only audio recording this, but I’m video recording this too. So if you’re here and you’re on YouTube, hello. If you’re listening and you wanna see it live so you can see what I’m talking about, that’s great too. And you can just go to my YouTube channel. If you can find it on Instagram or on my website, or just search for me, Betsy PA on YouTube. All right, so let’s dive in here. You know, I have been thinking about so many things that I wanna share this year, and I’ve gotten a lot of questions on Instagram recently. And, you know, I did a podcast. Gosh, it was like fall, maybe October, September of last year where I talked about a couple years ago when I had a post go really viral. It got eight or 9 million views. And at the time, that’s how a lot of people found me, which was great. And what I was saying in that video was that I really decided that I wanted to go deeper. I wanted to change how I was doing those videos, and I really wanted to talk. I wanted to. Talk and share . And so that’s what I started doing. But what I didn’t expect was that it would, it would resonate with so many people in a, in a way bigger way than it had the first time. And that actually using my voice on those videos changed a lot of things for me. I mean, it’s opened up a lot of opportunities. But it’s also given me a different sense of confidence, which I find really interesting because I’ve had the podcast for years, but I have had the podcast behind the veil of video. You didn’t have to see me. And you know, I have talked historically on the show about how I didn’t record. Video because so many times when I do these podcasts, they just come from my heart, and so I close my eyes when I talk and I thought, this is gonna be the weirdest video because I’m gonna be just sitting there, but I’m gonna be, have my eyes shut and I, you know, I won’t. It’ll, I’ll just look like a weirdo. And what I decided was that I actually can do it. I can do video with my eyes open and I can think with my eyes open, I can walk and chew gum and think at the same time. So this week I wanted to talk with you about something that I have been working on that is, a practice I would say that I have had for years and years off and on for probably 15 years. And about two years ago I started doing it really religiously, and this year I even got sort of a special way to do it. So historically, how I have always done it is in these little mole skin notebooks. I have a whole bunch of ’em that I get, you know, when I go to events or go to a conference and they give you the notebook and I always write in my iPad. During those conferences, I bring those home and I have all these mole skin notebooks. And what I have used them for is to do something called scripting. Now I’m gonna talk about how I do it specifically, ’cause I think it is a little bit unique, but I have used them for scripting. And the great thing about it to me was that I could script, I could do what I’m gonna explain and then I could just toss these out. Like I didn’t need to keep them. Sometimes I would keep them for a year. Just recently I did a huge. Huge clean out, and I tossed some from 2017, so some really old ones, and it felt good to just purge and get rid of stuff. But the work that was done in them and the momentum that was created by using them. Still exists in the EERs, even if I don’t have the evidence that it was completed. And so I wanted to talk with you about scripting and about my practice for scripting and what that looks like. So. Let’s dive in here. This year, what I have done is I started using my Paper Republic Journal. This is a journal I’ve had for, I don’t know, maybe almost a year. It’s just a leather journal. I love it because it has all these pockets and I could put things in it and,, it lets you, it’s a traveler’s journal, so it has these elastic bands and it kind of lets you add in certain components, different notebooks. I buy. These notebooks on. Etsy, and you can see I have one of ’em here. It’s blue, but they’re just thin little notebooks. And so I can use them for a whole bunch of things. And I have different colors just ’cause it’s fun and I buy a whole section of them. I’ll put it in the show notes in YouTube, but I buy like a 10 of them, a 10 pack at a time. So they have different ones. Some of them have graphs inside, some of them have dots, some of them have lines. So whatever it is that I need. I use those for different things. So the practice that I really wanted to show you was scripting, but while I’ve got my journal out, let me just show you the other. So the other thing that I have here that I use these little notebooks for is my visioning. And this is really in the morning. I really like that first hour when I wake up to not even look at my phone. Like definitely not my email. I don’t wanna look at my text messages. I don’t want anybody to need me. For at least an hour now when my daughter was younger and now I have a cat. So sometimes my time isn’t always my own. But you know, I understand we have things that happen in our life, but right now I am in a really exceptional time in my life where I get to choose. I get to choose everything and it’s glorious. And one of the things I get to choose is what I do in this first hour when I wake up. So when I first wake up, that hour is really sacred to me. I don’t wanna be responding to my team. Sometimes they’ll leave me messages in the evening. I don’t want to be checking email. I don’t want to be responding to clients. I want to be able to fortify myself first and what that means for me. Coffee. What that means for me is coffee first. So I usually will make my coffee. I have an espresso machine and sometimes I make a Americano. Sometimes I make a latte. And then I come in here to my office and I have this little thinking chair and a little, you know, thing here with all my books. I have a little setup with my lamp and all of my pens and all kinds of stuff, right? So I’ve got all these little things to be able to use this hour really successfully. So one of the most important things that I do is inside my Paper Republic Journal. And so how I start off typically is I’ll go to my vision boarding, my visioning, I have a book that I bought. I just got this on Amazon. It’s. A vision board book. It’s got a thousand images and quotes. They have all different ones. There’s just different photos in here now. When I put together my visioning pages, it’s really a book for me to open up and to use my imagination. So these pictures don’t have to be exactly the thing that I want to do. It has to be something that makes me feel something. So sometimes there are photos in here, like there’s one of multicolored yarn. It’s really pretty yarn. Let me just show you so it’s yarn in a pile because I want to be reminded of how good creativity feels to me. I have pictures of women with friends, right? They’re by a pool. Um, it’s all good, just a little quote. And I also have little things that I have thought while I have been looking at these, and I jot those down, like feeling the sun on my body, feeling cool, water on my feet, knowing that I created the life that I want. And so what I do in the morning is I just go through my book, I peruse my book, and. You know, there’s things about my home that I’m gonna buy at the end of this year. There’s things about money and investing. There’s things about friendships, there’s things about, partnership and the people I wanna surround myself with. And so many good things that just make me feel. Really hopeful and alive and appreciative really for what I have. So I usually will go through my visioning book and get in a really good feeling. And then what I do is I open up my planner. Now I have been using, and this year I started last year. I started at towards the end of the year, half of the year. But this year I got the daily planner from Paper Republic. And I love it because it’s just dots on every page. So it’s just these big blank pages. It’s not like a regular agenda. And I use an online calendar anyway, but what I do every day is I open this up and I just start writing as if it’s a day in the future. Now, for my work, typically I run on 90 day sprints, so I have goals. Like I love a good goal, right? But I, an annual goal to me gets totally lost. What’s gonna happen December 31st? I won’t even think about it till the end of September and then, then I’ll be like cramming to try to finish. And so what works really well for me is 90 day sprints. So instead I have an annual goal, but I’ve broken it down into. Into quarters basically. And so right now I’m working this first quarter, which ends on March 31st. And so when I go into to write in my planner, I write is now March 31st, 2026. And I am so excited because when I woke up today, I looked in my email and I found the most incredible invitation to go to. You know, I come up with some crazy stuff, like anything that feels fun in the moment. And that’s the idea, is that I want to be expanding. You know, the other day I wrote about how I got invited to serve Richard Branson’s Island. Like is that gonna happen by March 31st? Uh, well, even as I say that, I’m like, maybe, I don’t know. I don’t know maybe, but. It’s fun to think about it, and it’s outside the box of my normal life. It gives me a, a new way of thinking and something to focus on. You know, our unconscious minds wants a trellis, right? It wants us to plant a stake in the ground and to go, this is the thing you need to climb up. And if you are constantly planting stakes in the ground that are worry and nerves and hopelessness, that just means you’re human. But it also means that you need to really consciously add in moments to create something different, right? You’ve got to. Create time in the morning. I mean, this takes me 15 minutes probably to do this whole thing, to look through the vision pages, to feel really good and to start writing. And the writing probably takes me, I don’t know, seven minutes. It’s not long, but it is enough to start my brain going in a different direction because when I am working with my brain, when I am consciously creating changes in my brain. What I am doing is setting up a track, like a railroad track for where it’s going to go. And if I’m focused on the things I don’t want, then that’s where it’s gonna go. And my unconscious mind is trained. It’s built, it’s designed to show you more of what you’re focused. And if you are focused on all the things that can go wrong and all the ways that life is trash and all the ways that people have hurt you or. Controlled you or you know, used guilt and manipulation to make you do things you didn’t wanna do. Like that means you’re human. And it means that if you’re spending time focusing on that, that’s what your brain’s gonna show you. More of your unconscious mind operates on repetition and emotion. And if those things, and worry so often is emotional, if those two things are not where you wanna go, you’re actually working against yourself. One of the things that I always say to my ladies when we talk about something like this, or any idea really, and when I say my ladies, I mean my ladies in my program, people that work with me, I always say, I don’t care if it’s, if what you’re saying is real, like I believe you, that it’s real, but I don’t care because a lot of things could be real. There could be a whole bunch of real going on right now that you just don’t notice because your brain is deleting it. Our brains naturally delete and distort things. That’s what they do in order to make sense of the world. I remember several years ago. There was a GIF shortage, Jiffy Peanut Butter, and every time I went to the grocery store, they’d have like a little thing that said we’re sorry, we’re out on of gif. There’s a shortage. I don’t remember what happened, but they didn’t have it at my grocery store. And GIF is the brand that I like. And so every time I went I was like, oh my God. No, no, Jeff. And then, I mean, it was a while. It was like, you know, six weeks, probably every week when I went. No peanut butter. And there was one week where my daughter went with me, she was maybe 15, and I said, they don’t have GF, and I looked, they didn’t have it. I, once again, they don’t have it. And she got this really weird look on her face and she’s like, it’s right there. It was almost face level. You know how the shelves go. It was almost face level, but I was so sure that it wasn’t there, that my brain deleted it. It. I’m not making that up. That’s actually what our brains do. It wants to create the environment that you think is true. So reality was that the peanut butter was there. My daughter could see it, but my reality, my reality was very different. Who knows how long I had been depriving myself of Jeff Peanut butter, just for the sake of being right, because that’s what I expected. So the whole idea with my scripting in the morning is to create a different expectation. Now, will Sir Richard Branson reach out to me? I don’t know, even as I wanna say, no, my body feels like maybe because I have trained myself so much to be open to a possibility of something that I never expected for a possibility of something like so thrilling and fun. So I wanted to offer this to you because perhaps. This strategy and this anchoring really in the morning in something expansive could work for you, you know, so many times. And somebody reached out to me this morning ’cause I shared this on Instagram and someone reached out and said like, I’m in the process of, of getting divorced. I don’t understand how I would use this. And I said, well, think about a time in the future, like maybe it’s three months. When will your divorce be final? Six months. So right now it’s January, let’s say it’s June 30th, and I’m so grateful that we parted in such a way. This is what you would write. I’m so grateful that we parted in such a way that this feels aligned. It’s for the good of everybody involved. My kids are so healthy and acclimated to it. I can see an amazing vision for my future. I’m excited about what’s coming. I feel respected and I feel like I can respect him in this new way forward. Like it doesn’t matter. And this is where I’m saying your reality doesn’t matter. ’cause if you’re like, he’s a manipulative narcissist, I believe you. I believe you. And does it make sense to spend your time focused there? It’s protective. It probably feels protective. But for this, this is about dreaming. This is about expanding what could be possible because you have no idea what could happen. Anything could happen, and so to keep that alive, to keep that open in your brain, because your brain, again, is scanning for the places and it doesn’t have to feel. I don’t want you to be like, oh my God, I’m just writing a whole bunch of lies. You’re not writing lies. You’re writing what you want. You’re writing what you want. It doesn’t have to feel real, it just has to be feel real that this is what I would love. It’s an intention. And when the intention is laid, when the railroad tracks are laid, then your brain knows where to go. So. Try, try this. Just grab a piece of paper, write in your iPad, grab an old notebook, whatever you have, and begin this practice of scripting every morning to a place in the future where things are going the way that you want. Because I think when you can do that, that is how you live a big life. Thanks so much for being here with me. Thanks for being here for the first like real video of this , I’m excited this will get better and better, so I’m grateful that you’re here. Have an amazing week. I’ll see you next week. I love you so much. I’ll see you then.

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The US launched a military operation in Venezuela, targeting the regime in Caracas and detaining President Nicolás Maduro, who has been transferred to New York where he faces charges of narcoterrorism. Donald Trump has described the move as a decisive defence of American interests, but critics point point to the double standards when it come to Trump's ‘America First' doctrine.Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of The National Interest, joins Freddy Gray to discuss the strategic importance of Venezuela's oil reserves, the role of socialism in the country's collapse, and how Trump may seek to manage the risk of regional backlash and a counter-insurgency. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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En Semana 17 podrían definirse prácticamente todos los equipos de Playoffs. Repasamos cada uno de ellos previo a este fin de semana de NFL.

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PIB americano e IPCA-15 são os destaques da agenda de indicadores. No cenário político, Jair Bolsonaro concede entrevista.

Mags and I go over AAA Guerra De Titanes 2025. We take a few minutes to chat about that jackass who got his jaw broke this weekend and potentially boycotting a big PLE in 2026. Email us: MagsAndMelfunsky@gmail.com

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Ataque com suspeito português pode "colocar na mira luso-americanos nos EUA"e374560e-fbdc-

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Desde Aberdeen anticipan las oportunidades y riesgos para 2026. Entre los riesgos destacados están la posible desaceleración económica en Estados Unidos, decisiones sobre aranceles y movimientos de la FED que podrían afectar a la credibilidad. En el foro de inversión también se mencionan riesgos de liquidez, tanto en mercados no regulados como en carry trades internacionales, así como la presencia de posibles burbujas tecnológicas, aunque se reconocen que pueden impulsar innovación y crecimiento. En el plano positivo, los expertos resaltaron la liquidez en el sistema financiero, balances empresariales sólidos, crecimiento económico global y la inteligencia artificial como motor de productividad. Destacaron que, a diferencia de burbujas pasadas, las empresas tecnológicas actuales generan resultados y flujo de caja real, lo que hace más sostenible la valorización de estos activos. Además, la expectativa de bajadas de tipos por parte de algunos bancos centrales y estímulos fiscales contribuye a un escenario más favorable para la inversión. Respecto a estrategias de inversión, se recomienda cautela en renta variable, con preferencia por Europa y mercados emergentes frente a Estados Unidos, y un enfoque más prudente en renta fija, priorizando tramos cortos y grado de inversión.El mensaje final para 2026 es actuar con cautela pero sin caer en pesimismo, poniendo el dinero a trabajar de manera estratégica.

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Christopher Caldwell joins Freddy Gray to discuss why the 'Boomer generation' – those born between 1946 and 1964 – became one of the most hated generations in recent history. Chris argues that the Boomers uniquely benefited from the resources of other generations, and were able to enjoy the benefits of leftist politics alongside the political and economic freedoms associated with the right; the apex of their power perhaps being the Clinton/Bush era. To what extent are the Boomers responsible for the decline of America? And what merits are there in judging society through age? Plus, do the digital-millennial generation – those born at the late 1980s and early 1990s – mark the next era of cultural configuration?Produced by Patrick Gibbons and James Lewis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former senior adviser to US defence secretary Pete Hegseth Dan Caldwell joins Americano to dissect the Trump administration's sweeping new National Security Strategy — from pulling back in Europe and refocusing on the Western Hemisphere, to managing tensions with China and the fallout from recent strikes on Iran. What's behind the new reforms?Become a Spectator subscriber today to access this podcast without adverts. Go to spectator.co.uk/adfree to find out more.For more Spectator podcasts, go to spectator.co.uk/podcasts. Contact us: podcast@spectator.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neste episódio do Imigrante Rico Podcast, Chay Dias conversa com Sal Dias, fundador da Unique Renovations, empresa de construção na Flórida, e general contractor que construiu a própria história na América em cima de resiliência, fé e trabalho duro.De Minas Gerais para os Estados Unidos, passando por mecânica, construção, estrada, acidentes, depressão, dívidas de 187 mil dólares e recomeços sucessivos, Sal abre o jogo sobre o que é, na prática, construir uma vida e um negócio sólido na América mesmo com limitação física, dor diária e todos os motivos do mundo para desistir.Por que assistir:• Entenda a jornada real de um imigrante que quebrou, recomeçou e hoje lidera uma empresa de construção na Flórida• Veja como transformar limitações físicas e dores crônicas em força mental e propósito• Descubra os bastidores da legalização, do green card e da cidadania americana em um caso cheio de entraves e viradas• Aprenda com os erros e acertos de quem já esteve devendo 187 mil dólares e reconstruiu tudo do zero• Inspire-se com uma visão de sucesso que não é só sobre dinheiro, é sobre caráter, liberdade e ficar em paz com a própria históriaO que você vai aprender:• Como a limitação física do Sal moldou a mentalidade de resiliência dele• O impacto de crises como 11 de setembro e a bolha imobiliária na vida de imigrantes empreendedores• Os caminhos que ele percorreu. mecânico, construção, caminhoneiro, dono de oficina, caminhões e, depois, Unique Renovations• A diferença entre viver como empregado e se tornar self employed, criando as próprias oportunidades• Os bastidores da documentação. anistia, perda de sponsor, transferência de processo para a esposa, green card e cidadania• A visão dele sobre preconceito entre imigrantes e o senso de justiça que o move a defender quem é mais vulnerável• O que é sucesso e riqueza para ele. não dever, ter tudo pago, ter liberdade e manter o caráter intacto #ImigranteRicoEducação #Podcast #ChayDias #SalDias #UniqueRenovations #ConstruçãoNosEUA #GeneralContractor #VidaDeImigrante #ImigranteNosEUA #EmpreenderNosEUA #HistóriasReais #Resiliência #Sucesso #RiquezaDeVerdade #ConstruçãoCivil #Jacksonville #Flórida

Prepare-se para a segunda metade do dia sabendo de tudo que mexeu com o mercado nas primeiras horas do pregão. Informação e análise com Roberto Motta. O Resumo da Manhã é transmitido de segunda a sexta, às 13h. Ative as notificações do programa e acompanhe ao vivo!

Previa y pronóstico para TODOS los partidos de Semana 14, con partidos divisionales importantísimos como el Steelers vs Ravens, Colts vs Jaguars y Bears vs Packers, entre otros.

En el episodio de esta semana Karla y René platican de los hoteles Camino Real que se quedará Barceló, del aumento de usuarios en la plataforma de Cetesdirecto, de la liga mexicana de futbol americano y de cómo las familias manejan la riqueza generacional con sus hijos, entre otros temas...07:04 - Barceló13:32 - cetes18:40 - riqueza generacional26:17 - futbol americano39:00 - ZaraHow to set up a successful family officeInside Walmart's Masterclass in Reputation RehabPrueba Whitepaper 30 días gratisCompra tu gorra o ilustraciones de Whitepaper aquí

Why are Americans so interested in Britain's decline? While visiting London, Tucker Carlson has said that the country has ‘shrunken' and its culture ‘destroyed', particularly because of mass immigration. Freddy Gray is joined by Tim Stanley and Ed West to discuss whether Britain has become ‘ground zero in the decline of western civilisation' and if the US has always viewed the UK this way.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Los Panthers sorprenden a los Rams, Nick Bonitto salva a los Broncos ante los Commanders, cuidado con los Houston Texans y mucho más.

Oferta exclusiva NordVPN → https://nordvpn.com/Legendarias Pruébalo sin riesgo ahora con una garantía de devolución de dinero de 30 días. Sumérgete en la oscura historia de la Encefalopatía Traumática Crónica (ETC). En este episodio de Leyendas Legendarias, exploramos los orígenes, las devastadoras consecuencias y el encubrimiento de esta enfermedad neurodegenerativa en el Fútbol Americano. Descubre cómo el trauma cerebral repetido transforma a atletas de la NFL y otras deportes de contacto en figuras trágicas, vinculando sus vidas a la violencia, la demencia y crímenes reales. Analizamos la conexión directa entre la ETC y el True Crime. También puedes escucharnos en Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Visita nuestra página para ver contenido extra: www.leyendaslegendarias.com Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias

You can declutter every drawer, color-code every pantry shelf, and label every bin… but if your nervous system braces every time your in-laws walk through the door, your home will never truly feel peaceful. In today's powerful conversation, clinical psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Tracy Dalgleish returns to the show to unpack one of the most common sources of emotional clutter and holiday stress: in-law dynamics — especially between daughters-in-law and mothers-in-law. If you've ever felt squeezed between your partner and their parent, felt like you were "keeping the peace" at the cost of your own wellbeing, or wondered why family visits leave you emotionally wiped… this episode will bring so much clarity, permission, and grounding. Dr. Tracy breaks down the family patterns we inherit, the roles we unconsciously step into, why your nervous system reacts the way it does, and her powerful VAULT Method that helps couples set healthier boundaries together with compassion, not conflict. Grab your tea (or your cold Americano

Oferta exclusiva NordVPN → https://nordvpn.com/Legendarias Pruébalo sin riesgo ahora con una garantía de devolución de dinero de 30 días. Sumérgete en la oscura historia de la Encefalopatía Traumática Crónica (ETC). En este episodio de Leyendas Legendarias, exploramos los orígenes, las devastadoras consecuencias y el encubrimiento de esta enfermedad neurodegenerativa en el Fútbol Americano. Descubre cómo el trauma cerebral repetido transforma a atletas de la NFL y otras deportes de contacto en figuras trágicas, vinculando sus vidas a la violencia, la demencia y crímenes reales. Analizamos la conexión directa entre la ETC y el True Crime. También puedes escucharnos en Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music o tu app de podcasts favorita. Apóyanos en Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/leyendaspodcast Apóyanos en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/leyendaslegendarias/join Visita nuestra página para ver contenido extra: www.leyendaslegendarias.com Síguenos: https://instagram.com/leyendaspodcast https://twitter.com/leyendaspodcast https://facebook.com/leyendaspodcast #Podcast #LeyendasLegendarias

Analizamos todos los partidos del domingo de Semana 12. La remontada de Cowboys, Lions y Chiefs vienen de atrás en victorias importantes y mucho más.

We're still concerned with the Delta Quadrant as this episode of Casual Trek covers episodes from Modern Trek's animated series concerning the Voyager, the Delta Quadrant and all those assorted antics. First up is the Prodigy Season One mid-season two-parter ‘A Moral Star' where Dal and the Protostar gang plan to actually do a Starfleet with a little bit of heist antics as they try to break out the prisoners of their old home and then in Lower Decks' ‘Twovix' as Boimler grapples with the possibility of promotion, the crew of the Cerritos discover that when there's an outbreak of Tuvixes, Janeway was 100% right!Episodes Discussed: A Moral Star (06:36) and Twovix (35:35)Talking points: Dan Dare (SPACE HYPER HERO), Hades II, the dark history of the Mushroom Kingdom, more of the Dark History of Charlie's time with Dave's, the one time the Holodeck safeties breaking was a good thing, Janeway is definitely cottagecore, 80s cartoons were great nostalgia, but modern cartoons do have some superior moments, Mantzoukis in Taskmaster has coloured our heroes opinion of Jakim Pog, many many references to Katamari Damacy, Janeway was right killing Tuvix, does Riker regret not having sex with his transporter clone? we make Tuvix a verb, an Americano is a Tuvix of Espresso and Water, what happens when coffee reaches Warp 10? Miles sings two seperate theme tunes.PEDANTS CORNER: The TOS episode Miles refers to is ‘Is There In Truth No Beauty.' Miles and his wife DO have the Katamari Damacy soundtrack on vinyl, important to know.

00:00 - Intro & Spanish Commentary Surprises01:21 - Show Overview & First Impressions03:50 - Grande Americano: The Local Hero04:36 - Production Quality & No English Commentary06:10 - Lucha Libre vs. WWE Style07:47 - Recap: Why the Main Event Matters08:40 - Founders of AAA Presentation09:25 - Cruiserweight #1 Contender Match: Axiom vs. Jovan Evans vs. Octagon Jr.14:05 - Match Analysis: High-Flying Action & Selling16:11 - Jovan Evans Wins, Sets Up December 20th16:32 - Tag Team Chaos: Psycho Circus vs. El Hojo's Team18:46 - No Rules, Wild Spots, and Table Bumps20:06 - Psycho Circus Wins, Aftermath & Wyatt 6 Tease24:01 - Promo: Vikingo & Dragon Lee, Crowd Reactions27:01 - Mixed Tag Team Title Match: Lola Vice & Mr. Iguana vs. Chelsea Green & Ethan Page30:41 - Intergender Action & WWE Influence33:01 - Finish: Kendo Stick, Title Retained, Wagner Run-In36:00 - Main Event: Dragon Lee, Vikingo, Grande Americano, Dominik Mysterio39:18 - Crowd Dynamics: Heels & Faces Reversed41:01 - Grande Americano's Crowd Work43:00 - Match Finish: Grande Americano & Dominik Win45:00 - Lucha Brothers Challenge for December 20th47:00 - Final Thoughts & Upcoming Matches49:00 - Plugs: YouTube, Patreon, Socials52:00 - Outro & Thank YousBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wrestling-soup--1425249/support.

Previa y pronóstico de TODOS los juegos de Semana 12. Chiefs contra la pared frente a Colts, podrán los Cowboys ganarle a los Eagles y mucho más.

Análisis de lo mejor y lo peor del domingo de Semana 11. Los Broncos "eliminan" a los Chiefs del Oeste, los Rams se quedan con el liderato ante Seahawks, Eagles dominan a la defensiva y más.

Lawyer Alan Dershowitz joins Freddy Gray to react to the 20,000 newly released Epstein emails — and why he believes far more remains hidden. He discusses Trump's appearance in the documents, the contradictions in Virginia Giuffre's testimony, the FBI's real “client list”, and why judges are still sealing major depositions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The holidays are supposed to feel magical, but let's be honest — sometimes they just feel messy. Between packed calendars, Pinterest pressure, and the endless to-do lists, it's easy to forget what this season is really about: connection. In this cozy, feel-good episode of the Maximized Minimalist Podcast, host Katy Wells shares nine no-stress holiday traditions that bring back the joy, warmth, and presence you've been craving. You'll walk away with ideas that are simple to start, fun for the whole family, and proven (by you — the listeners!) to create the kind of memories your kids will still talk about years from now. Grab your cocoa (or cold Americano

BIO: Scott Alldridge is CEO of IP Services and President of the IT Process Institute, a bestselling author of the VisibleOps series, and a Certified Chief Information Security Officer.STORY: Scott's worst investment was a stake in a startup promising to deliver hot coffee by drone. Excited by the futuristic idea, he invested before the concept was proven—but the project quickly crashed when the FAA banned drone deliveries and a prototype failed spectacularly.LEARNING: Being first doesn't always mean being right. Due diligence is non-negotiable. “You don't have to jump in. Being the first with the most doesn't matter if it's a bad idea—you'll lose money anyway.”Scott Alldridge Guest profileScott Alldridge is CEO of IP Services and President of the IT Process Institute, a bestselling author of the VisibleOps series, and a Certified Chief Information Security Officer. He holds an MBA in cybersecurity and has over 30 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity leadership. Scott empowers organizations to achieve resilience through process excellence, Zero Trust, and AI-driven security.Worst investment everIf you live in the Pacific Northwest, coffee isn't just a drink; it's a way of life. Seattle is home to Starbucks, and in Oregon, coffee culture runs deep. So when Scott was pitched an idea that combined coffee and technology—delivering hot coffee via drone—he couldn't resist.The concept sounded revolutionary: push a button on your phone, and a drone drops off your piping-hot Americano right at your doorstep. It felt like the future—part Amazon innovation, part TED Talk dream.Excited, Scott invested for a 3% stake in the startup. The founders promised a caffeinated empire built on convenience and cutting-edge tech.But just three months later, the buzz wore off. The FAA issued a cease-and-desist order on all drone delivery experiments, particularly those involving liquids.And then came the final straw: the company's prototype drone spilled an entire cup of hot coffee mid-flight, grounding both the drone and Scott's hopes. The “coffee drone revolution” turned into a $10,000 lesson in wishful thinking. Delivering hot coffee by drone was never going to fly—literally.Lessons learnedBeing first doesn't always mean being right.It's tempting to jump into the next big idea, especially when it sounds exciting and visionary. However, early-stage innovation carries significant risk, especially when the concept hasn't been tested or proven.Enthusiasm can cloud judgment. Instead of investing based on a slick pitch deck or futuristic concept, it's smarter to wait until an idea is validated, tested, and compliant with regulations.Andrew's takeawaysEvery idea looks brilliant until reality—and regulation—show up.Even in large corporations, where top analysts and executives lead multi-million-dollar mergers, success isn't guaranteed. Only about 20% of them added value within three to five years.Business is hard, and due diligence is non-negotiable.Actionable adviceAlways do your due diligence. Before investing in any idea—no matter how exciting—slow down and dig deep:Validate the concept. Is there a working prototype, or just a fancy pitch?Check the regulations, especially if the business operates...

The Dadley Boyz review last night's episode of NXT and discuss...Joe Hendry CRASHES the Muy Grande Championship Celebration!El Grande Americano's NXT debut!Kelani Jordan explains her actions!Fatal Influence get payback on Tatum Paxley!Is Sol Ruca really injured?!ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@MichaelHamflett@MSidgwick@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joe and Anthony introduce the new AEW book by Keith Elliot Greenberg and joke about AEW's impact and fleeting trends.[01:15–02:42] Natty's Book, Family, and Wrestling BooksDiscussion shifts to Natalya's (Natty) book, her family, and playful speculation about her choices for the book's foreword.[02:42–04:55] Q&A, Natty, and Wrestling CulturePat's Q&A with Natty is mentioned, leading to a brainstorm of “offensive” questions and anecdotes about wrestling personalities.[04:55–07:07] Relationships, Social Media, and WWE RawThe conversation moves to wrestler relationships, breakups, and social media rumors, then transitions into a recap of WWE Raw.[07:07–19:27] Raw Recap: CM Punk, Logan Paul, and StorylinesDetailed breakdown of Raw's opening: CM Punk's promo, Logan Paul's appearance, and the evolving heel/face dynamics.Discussion of crowd reactions, character motivations, and storyline complexity.[19:27–29:00] Character Arcs: Jay Uso, Logan Paul, and Group DynamicsIn-depth analysis of Jay Uso's character, his “rehab” arc, and the challenges of keeping characters fresh.Debate about Logan Paul's future role and potential alliances.[29:00–35:59] Women's Division: Matches, Characters, and CritiqueReview of women's matches, including Nikki Bella, Raquel Rodriguez, and others.Opinions on character development, in-ring chemistry, and the need for new talent.[35:59–44:01] Tag Teams, Promos, and Match QualityRecap of tag team matches, including AJ Styles and Dragon Lee vs. Judgment Day.Commentary on match repetition and crowd investment.[44:01–50:58] Judgment Day, Dominic Mysterio, and Family DramaFocus on Dominic Mysterio's storyline with his father Rey, crowd reactions, and the challenge of maintaining heel heat.[50:58–57:29] Becky Lynch, Oscar, and Women's StorylinesCritique of Becky Lynch's promos, Oscar's role, and the direction of the women's division.[57:29–1:04:34] Tag Team Chemistry, Division Depth, and AEW vs. WWEAnalysis of tag team chemistry, the struggle to build new stars, and the believability of certain matchups.The conversation turns to AEW's book, its cover, and comparisons to WWE's marketing power.[1:04:34–1:21:20] Closing Thoughts, Book Covers, and Patreon ShoutoutsThe hosts wrap up with final thoughts, jokes about wrestling fandom, and sign off.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wrestling-soup--1425249/support.