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Prelude: Summers are always such turning points and times for reflection, reinvention and redirection. I've always wanted to capture the essence of that grueling yet exciting feeling in some form of content, so here it goes. Note: This is not a romanticization of not making decisions. Committing to something is always better than being frozen in the task of choosing. This episode is Elle and me discussing whether or not I should move back to college for the fall or take another leave of absence. Rather, I contemplate my decision out loud while Elle adds to it by asking me questions about myself. There is always the question of time and opportunity cost; is going back to school the best thing I could do for myself right now? What is the next best thing? Is school better than the next best thing? I admit that COVID has allowed me to try all of the things that I could not because of school-related time constraints: work at a mall, start a business, start this podcast, etc. During this time, I was able to explore who I was outside of school. Although this was freeing, I found there to be so many roadblocks to the things that I wanted to do, and it made going back to my institution for more education appealing for the first time in a long time (I was on the verge of dropping out). Annnd...there is also the apprehension of going long-distance while being one half of a budding relationship that stops me from making a split second decision. More on this subject will follow in later episodes. Anyways, I do reach a decision at the end of the episode. I'm sure it is already obvious which path I am going down ¬‿¬. -Katie --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH GABBERS!!!! It's time for another min-gabfest! This time it's all about me! Shocker they've always been about me. This episode Gayson shares his answer to "What does PRIDE mean to you?" Give it a quick listen! Annnd surprise, another mini-gabfest will be dropping this coming weekend!!!! GabbingwithGayson.com https://www.facebook.com/GabbingwithGayson/ https://www.patreon.com/user?u=49756468&fan_landing=true
Annnd another one! Are you ready for another banging episode with Buddha & Babi?? Well be sure to tune in LIVE Wednesdays at 8pm! This week's Special Guest: Mrs. L. Ivory Joseph, Author of Good Enough Novels https://www.vonnajoseph.com/ Until we see each other again, checkout or website at www.buddhaandbabi.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buddhababi/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buddhababi/support
Visit bigsandwich.co for a bonus weekly show, exclusive movie commentaries, early stuff and ad-free podcast feeds for $9 per month.Annnd we're back for another week! We review Netflix's latest comic book adaptation Sweet Tooth along with news of Shazam 2, Batman teased in the next Batman movie, the TMNT reboot, a trailer for Reminiscence. Mission Impossible hits a snap, Marvel's What if gets a release date, Jupiter's Legacy is cancelled and Super Crooks begins. Thanks for the support!Moments of Clarity podcast with James - https://momentsofclaritypodcast.podbean.com/Confessions of the Idiots podcast with James - https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/px9f9-6e465/Confessions-of-the-Idiots-PodcastThe Sure Store podcast with Maso - https://youtu.be/ln5w464dGO800:00 The Start05:46 Shazam! 2! Teaser!07:16 Flashpoint Batman Reveal11:51 TMNT Reboot Release Date13:11 Reminiscence Trailer18:29 Furious Mission Impossible News23:45 Thor: Love and Thunder Wraps25:46 Marvel's What If Release Date27:28 Jupiter's Legacy Cancelled34:37 Super Crooks Series 38:52 Sweet Tooth Review (Minor Show Spoilers 46:24 - 53:44) 53:44 What We Reading, What We Gonna Read01:03:43 Letters, It's Time For LettersJames' Twitter ► http://twitter.com/mrsundaymoviesMaso's Twitter ► http://twitter.com/wikipediabrown Patreon ► https://patreon.com/mrsundaymovies TWP iTunes ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-weekly-planet/id718158767?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 TWP Direct Download ► https://play.acast.com/s/theweeklyplanet TWP YouTube Channel ► https://goo.gl/1ZQFGH Amazon Affiliate Link ► https://amzn.to/2QbmwGj T-Shirts/Merch ► https://www.teepublic.com/stores/mr-sunday-movies See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Annnd we're back after two weeks and in this episode, hosts Raymond, Michelle, and Eric give us their take on season 1 of Shadow & Bone. They also discuss Invincible, Code Geass, Castlevania, the Way of the Househusband, and the upcoming Loki series.Send your messages to resubbedpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram @resubbed_podcast
still no intro music. I'M WORKING ON SOMETHING SPECIAL SHHH! anywho, checkout today's episode. We got ourselves the best voting gauntlet to date (next to hilda) and please for the love of god vote for Wrys. ANNND then we chat all about FE6. I finally started it woo! Anywho thanks for tuning in!
Hi Foodie Tribe! This week, were with the Fellas for part TWO of our series, Dating After 40 Is Not A Level Playing Field...Or Is It? The Fellas (Marco Sylla, John Whaley and Dr. Kamau) are joining me to continue the conversation of dating after 40. They are ready to share their perspective and the ups and downs of dating today. What's it like after 40? ANNND...now that Covid-19 is in the mix, what has the experience been like for them? The conversation is great and gets real, REAL quick! Soooo, let’s get into it! Please subscribe to my channel on YouTube and follow me on IG, Facebook and Twitter @foodworthforking Enjoy!
Are you feeling stuck? Unsure? Detached? You’re not alone. Sometimes, it can feel like it happens overnight, but often it happens so slowly over time that we don’t even notice it. BOOM, we wake up one day and discover we're just phoning it in... going through the motions but CRAVING SOMETHING MORE. It doesn’t have to be that way. In this episode, I’m going to share how you -- yes, you! -- can reboot. Plus, what is self love really? The Forty Thrive community weighs in! Mentioned in this episode: What Does Self Love Mean to You? Who Are You? Workshop with therapist Melody Murray Let’s REBOOT! Join the Forty Thrive Hive! Support Forty Thrive on Patreon and get an exclusive invite to join us for two monthly events! Valentine’s Day Survey Subscribe to Forty Thrive! Are you subscribed to the Forty Thrive podcast? Well let’s make that happen! Not only will it update you every time there’s a new episode, I’m working on some bonus content that you definitely don’t want to miss. So subscribe now! Annnd… if you find value in this podcast, please consider giving the show an honest rating and review. I just may feature your review on an upcoming episode!
Annnd we're back! Although, not as fresh as Zaha's new do. We discuss 10 of the week's 11 games, FA Cup games, and yet another lead change at the top of the table. Man we are exhausted. We also dabble in mid-season awards, Frank Lampard's departure, Transfers, and who Sheffield United have more wins than in January. This episode has literally EVERYTHING! Except a red card.... So crack open a cold one, and enjoy 21 again!
The past 3 years of life have been determined by applying behavior analysis to my traumatized life and making big, frightening moves. Annnd it's time for another one - moving out of Atlanta and into my (gulp) midwestern mom's house. Talking about scarcity trauma, PTSD-based cohabitating challenges, and the ways my shitty past skews appraisal of the future.... plus, overcoming the challenges of doubting my decisions and living with my triggering mother, so that change is possible. Let's get midrestless. Have something to say? Reach out at t-mfrs.com and apply to be part of the private discord community! Looking for more trauma resources? Help me grow this betch - donate through the podcast bio, Patreon, Paypal, Ko-Fi, or Amazon wish list to help this MF get more work done.
Peace Starseeds. W/all the action from the last few days, today, we only have 1 transit to report. It's mid-day, so there are no SC cosmic Convos. Annnd this 1 transit is in a fight... Soooo, yea
Were BACKK! godlymC and Marco theBrand sit down to discuss the weeks internet craziness. Its a brand new year so the fellas bring it in with a bang! Getting to the bottom of our stimulus checks, some conspiracy theory, and Master P and Baron Davis buying Reebok are all on the agenda today. ANNND the fellas flirt with the idea of doing another BUDDiESCo ganja give-away, so you'll def wanna tap in. Don't forget to fllow @Buddiesco on instagram and twitter!
Annnd we're back! Join hosts Irving Green and Emily Gonzalez, two best friends chatting about everything from pop culture, entertainment, love, and more. The tea is always served hot & honest! This episode, we're taking a look back at 2020, looking forward at 2021 and going over the lewks from the premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race season 13! Pinkies Up! Follow Tea Talk on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @teatalkpod Follow Irving: @irvinggreenla | Follow Emily: @emi_g0327
Annnd they're back, with more travel stories...albeit with huge tangents. BONUS THIS WEEK...a story came up that was so entirely appropriate that Mark couldn't resist telling it, but it didn't involve travel, so there will be a THGV bonus short posted later this week!As for the rest, it's all here...why Mark will never eat at Jack In The Box ever again (the town in question is Fort Smith, Arkansas by the way), how one of John's kids ate a smurf (or at least regurgitated one), and the infamous NOTAWEDDING.All that with a bonus to come, on Two Hairy Guys vs Travel...Part 2.
Evan gets paid to produce drama, yet still finds time to create and distribute a lot of it outside of working hours. Today we have the equivalent of a one-man show, presented in a single (double-length) act. We pull the curtain up on the mysterious Professor (is this true? I'm going with it) Kassof. You'll get more than you ever thought possible on this 'sneaky fast' rag-tagger. We also recap the second half of the 2020 season (aka Game 2). Annnd this was our first fully remote show, so let us know if it worked (thanks @todd for operational expertise). Aria not entertained?
Ever get that voice in your head whispering sour nothings about your shortcomings and the false perceptions of others? Hey, me too. Annnd that's especially true when I try to meld this CPTSD support project with my actual schooling in ABA. This week, I'm talking Applied Behavior Analysis... and we're kicking off "Season Three" with a quick look at the ways I still feel like a clueless, exhausted imposter. You know the struggle. If you're a real MF, jump into the Discord community, check some art, and subscribe to the blog at t-mfrs.com! To help keep TMFRs afloat, please check out the all-new Patreon at patreon.com/traumatizedmotherfuckers.
Were you told to be humble? That it is polite to NOT brag? To NOT be boastful? To NOT be proud? (pssst....it might hurt someone's feelings if you're awesome) Where do you suppose that came from? Have you ever use "humility" to keep yourself small?(2:15) Have you ever achieved & didn't want to acknowledge it?(4:30) What if you don't have to accept status quo? (7:15) Do you find yourself silently "checking the boxes" & unwilling to celebrate or be proud?(8:34) Have you done all the things & you didn't feel happy or fulfilled?(9:34) I realized that I was playing small (11:23)...find out why! Annnd, that pride is NOT a bad word (17:17) Besides, you are not powerful enough to make anyone feel anything!(23:05) If you want to stop playing small & give yourself permission to SHINE, join us in the upcoming Confidently YOU group coaching experience starting October 14th! Spots are limited & you owe to yourself to walk in your greatness & quit playing small! If you would like to get in touch, head over to brookekanitz.com to see the free resources, collaborate or just send us a message! Facebook Instagram Resources
Melisa and Alli dive deep into the world of dating apps and how people can improve their profiles. Also, how do you human during a first date? We share tips on how to improve your communication skills... especially after being out of the game for so damn long! (ANNND.. the freakin' boy band we couldn't recall during recording, ONE DIRECTION!)
In today’s bonus episode we tell you about our newest lifestyle choice. Test out our new equipment! That’s right, no more call in episodes! Annnd give you a little laugh with some of the stuff that didn’t make the cut from season 1! #notanlines #bloopers #updates #season2comingsoon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
HURRAYYY....more MADIVA guests of audio awesome to share....The wonderful Karin Heimdahl of Y2K Podcast joins me to spread some positivity and talk organising voice actors and negotiating time zones (arghhss), tightrope walking that work life balance, working on a perpetually releasing podcast, casting from auditions and what she as a producer looked for, and juggling allll things as mum, producer, VA and writer and teacher and general awesome being - ANNND she shares some best practices as a VA on other projects. SO MUCH AUDIO GOODNESS.(and we also discuss wanting to be in full dress for the Audio 'Gone with the wind' - so, ya know, we're both up for being cast there so we can practice our Southern Belle Accents!)Please do share this podcast in places other VA's hang out!Please do review this iff ya wanna! This helps us to spread some positive marketing - fanksPlease do contact me if you think youuuu would make a great intervieweeeeee and ping me what your hook is to help folks further command of the voice acting craft...for Season fouuurr.Det Nya Svarta is Karin's Swedish pod if like me, you're intrigued and / or want to practice some Swedish accent lilts!Here is the link to Karin's casting template - v handy - and you can adapt the content to your own project - huzzahs for helpful resources... I am very excited to have started my voice acting course this week and huzzahs for all participants - so exciting to work with folks. I am available for one-to-one sessions to practice audition techniques and or launching your VA career so ping me on quirkyvoices@gmail.com for more info...KARIN'S LINKSKarin on TwitterY2K WEBSITEY2K InstagramDet Nya Svarta PodcastThank you so so much for listening folks - I TRULY LOVE this WONDERFUL medium full of SO MANY BRILLIANT peoples - and if you have only just found this pod, check through the back catalogue of amazing folks I have had the pleasure of speaking to and learning from and laughing with. VOICE ACTING - BEST JOB IN THE WORRRLLLDGoing to promote pods I am in this month so #havealistendooo to:Hare Spell by ALT STORIESOZ 9 PodcastParallel WorldsDarksendTunnelsFeel free to let me know what you think of the podcast on my twitter - @sarahofgolding @quirky voices or email me quirkyvoices@gmail.comHAPPYYY CREATING THOSE CHARACTERS AND BEING ORGANISED PEOPLESSARAHXSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/QuirkyVoices)
EPISODE 76 ./Into hair styling tools? Well, rise up, as we’re about to take you on a journey of a tangent into why we want to buy the new GDH Rise hot brush! It’s been a long lockdown, and so we’re backing up our first tangent, with a rather lengthy rant about the lack of inclusivity displayed by the new Nudestix concealers. Get ready to rage with us haha. Also in news, we’re covering a little Jaclyn Hill mascara tea ANNND the fact that Holiday beauty is coming - hooray! With a drought of product trials due to lockdown-related causes, this week Lisa and Alex have many empties to discuss and some new snacks to see us to the end! Join us on Wednesday for a spin-off of the Off Menu Podcast where we’ll be chatting about dishes from our dream menu. Products Mentioned: Glossier Skin tint: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQi It Cosmetics CC cream: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQj Grown Alchemist face wash: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqRJ Rael Beauty Glow Chemistry Antioxidant serum: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQnCosRX Centella Ampoule: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQo Go To Face Hero: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqRL Juno Oil: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqRM Dr Jart Ceramidin: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqRO Eve Lom Hydration Serum: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQq Josh Rosebrook hydrating mist: https://shopstyle.it/l/bmqQr Liberty Belle Dream Team: https://bit.ly/39Jo6IZ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Annnd we’re back! We’re just in time for the end of Summer, and instead of reflecting on the one we’ve had, we’re gonna take a look back and some classic films from better times.
Annnd we’re back with another stream-of-consciousness geyser re: this Fantasy Premier League preseason. Today we discuss our experiences with various team structures, blowing up the whole thing and trying a…
Welp, here we are again. Litty in the city with bad grammar & all. We hope you got that invite. Your tires sent me an email the other day, talking about needing an alignment or something. It was very difficult to read. But anyways we have Other Level Gardens and I thought that was pretty cool. Also what did y'all do last weekend? I straight up facked up my ankle. Shits wild. If they put a "slippery when wet" sign on the rocks I would've known, ya know???? Every wet rock in the United States covered in moss should have this. Lets be real.Annnd trahhhhhks:Plug Tunin (Last Chance to Comprehend) - De La SoulAuquaboogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop) - ParliamentElevators (Me & You) - OutkastYouthful Expression - A Tribe Called Quest2266 Cambridge (Feat. Thes One) - Cut ChemistThe Rubberband Man - The Spinners
Annnd we’re back! Bethany has been to the parks a couple times and she’s sharing her experiences with the new protocols.IN THIS EPISODE, WE DISCUSS:The crowds and wait times, what’s next for the Fastpass system, chatty Cast Members, and guest attitudes - good or bad?
Welcome to our very first episode of Wifer 4 Lifer. This episode we tell you how the podcast came about and introduce you to our first penpal Virgil Easter.Annnd, Cody gives us 3 Cody's Crimes that she has come across over the past week that she found interesting.Man punches Sesame Place worker:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sesame-place-employee-assaulted-face-mask-punch/Chicago Unrest:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chicago-shooting-police-unrest-looting-arrests-injuries/DNA links man who killed himself last week to Alaska teen's 1996 murder:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jessica-baggen-cold-case-dna-links-arkansas-man-teen-death/Intro and Outro music written and composed by Joel Das.Follow us on Instagram:@Wifer4LiferPodcast@Cody4Lifer@Sophie4Lifer
Massey and Graham salute Kemah Siverman and weigh in on Jim Harbough's mental health. The Spurs and JJ Reddick's playoff streak end. College Football is on the ropes. And the NBA bubble is threatened. Annnd oh yeah, hockey
The last time we had Dickie Wilkins in the studio, we had to self-isolate for three months! Thankfully, we were able to welcome him back for a brand new round of Song, Song, Song, Song, Song! Annnd, a couple of ‘Urban Dicks’... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join us on an overage episode where we talk about all the things you would expect. Annnd a few derailments...
Sooooo Jen got banned from Tinder a-GAIN and has no idea why, so she decided to create a new OK Cupid profile. Blargh. Mary-Rose discusses Jen's recent realization about and newfound empathy for men. Kids call a lot during recording. Annnd... that's pretty much it.Podcast music by Weatherly. Check them out at allthingsweatherly.com. HUGE thanks to Christopher Mooneyhan and Kyle Ragen!
Protect your online privacy today at http://expressvpn.com/inside. Sign up for HBO Max at https://bit.ly/hbomaxig A new Xbox blog details Microsoft's big plans for the future of the Xbox Series X and the Xbox One. Annnd it’s hard not to admit… the future is looking pretty bright for Xbox and PC owners. The biggest news of course is that Phil Spencer has claimed in the blog that all Xbox exclusive games will cross-gen for a while into the Series X life cycle. If that wasn’t enough the big Xboxx said they are intending to make every Xbox One game compatible with the Xbox Series X. Combine that with Game Pass and the promise of Xcloud and there really isn’t a good reason not to become an Xbox fan… well, granted we see some really cool exclusives at the xbox showcase next week. Until then we’ll be right here talking about video games on Inside Gaming Daily! Listen to our podcast! https://link.chtbl.com/IGPodcast Or buy our shirt! https://is.gd/u3xCtA OR follow us on Twitter! http://twitter.com/handsomemaster2 http://twitter.com/_rufhaus http://twitter.com/mc_lotta https://twitter.com/briangaar http://twitter.com/InsideGaming
In today’s EPIC episode we are talking all about the July New Moon and how this cancer energy is going to bring you blessings for months and years to come!! I’ll share how you can leverage this new moon to set intentions and follow your dreams! Im also going to talk all about how you can set better intentions and how you can get clear on your goals! Annnd lastly, I will leave you with the best crystal to pair with the cancer new moon, ways to use it, and a powerful affirmation to help you reset your mind and put you on track to align with the new moon energy!! I have a new music mix AND a surprise giveaway for you at the end!! What are you waiting for? Tune in now!------------ Happy New Moon everyone!! Happening on July 20th 10:33am PST 1:33pm EST 6:33pm London Time -- I send you so much love and light!--Enter the CITRINE CRYSTAL GIVEAWAY here @fullmoon.radio You have until 7/20 to enter!! Winner announced 7/22 in Episode 10! -- Get your Citrine Crystal to program your intention and amplify the new moon energy here https://bit.ly/CitrineCrystal ! -- - JULY NEW MOON AFFIRMATION: “I let go of my doubts, I take back my power, and I fearlessly go after my dreams.”--Listen to the July New Moon Mix for your manifestations, amplifying your new moon intentions, your new moon ritual, journaling, mediations or just for a positive energy boost here --https://bit.ly/FullMoonRadioMusic ---------Let's stay connected! -Connect with me on instagram @fullmoon.radio!!-- Stream my Good Vibes music for Positive Energy, Manifestation and Meditation on soundcloud now! I release a new high vibrational mix of music every New & Full Moon! Find me on Soundcloud or Spotify! https://bit.ly/FullMoonRadioMusic--- Are you into yoga? Each month we meet online to set intention, flow it out, meditiate and do a moon ritual together! Next event is August 2nd on the Full Moon! https://bit.ly/FullMoonRadioEvents--- Like to meditate? Check out my FREE 5-Minute Power Meditations Here! --> https://bit.ly/5minMeditationsEverything you will ever need can be found on our webpage!!--> https://bit.ly/FullMoonRadioPodcastHave a recommendation for a future episode?! Send all of your feedback and ideas to hellofullmoonradio@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you!-- Grab your bottle of AURA JUICE, Crystal Infused energy cleansing spray here!! Save 10% with code FULLMOON! https://bit.ly/AURA_JUICE --
This morning, Fitzy & Wippa were joined by acting royalty Sam Neill, and we got him to tell us every little bit of insider information concerning the new Jurassic World movie! Annnd, we may have found out how much filming has ACTUALLY been done... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
...Annnd we're black! Topics - Surprise vacation, Doom: Eternal, tuning and dealing, jumping and dashing, parkour master, everything's on cooldown, I'm stuck, Super Pussy Mode, really I need more ammo, I don't know what this multiplayer is, Resident Evil 3, it's more Resident Evil and it's kind of like 2, keys and maps, no loading, dashing and charging, goombas, Nioh, it's kind of like... Music - Sublime - Santeria, Aggressive Express - 'Merica, Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know?
Remember the not too distant past when people would go on vacation? Well, Maria was one of those people! Join Maria and Anya as they discuss the magic of taking a vacation with friends and no children! Annnd they talk about Maria’s birthday and aging...
Obviously...we're the Bottom Bible. We're here to ask you one question: Should you binge watch "Love is Blind"? Short answer; omg babe yes. It is everything you look for in a reality dating show ANNND more. Now put yourself in quarantine and join us for this episode where we share our thoughts on this hit Netflix series PLUS our ideas on how to REALLY put a relationship to it's test. Fancy a trip to Ikea anyone?
Annnd, we’re back! We are so excited to announce that Last Night at The Carlyle has finally returned for a third season. On today’s first episode of 2020, Sara and Matthew welcome Erik Davis, Managing Editor of Fandango (which is celebrating 20 years btw), to chat Oscar predictions and what movies to watch for in the coming year. From their thoughts on all the nominees and films from 1917 to Parasite to Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, you do not want to miss this prior to the golden statues being handed out this coming Sunday. Then, we enjoy a glass of bubbly and chat all things Champagne with Didier Mariotti of Veuve Clicquot. Didier holds the impressive designation as the House’s eleventh Cellar Master and guardian of the House’s spirit. Listen to them discuss how Champagne is made, what foods are best to pair (Truffle Fries? Oysters?) and why you should be drinking it out of a white wine glass and not a flute. We hope this inspires you to go out and buy a bottle of Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame 2008 for your Oscar viewing party this Sunday. Cheers!
First things first we say with a heavy heart RIP Kobe & all of the victims of the helicopter crash the morning of Jan 26th.. I feel like America felt this tragedy losing such a influential figure. So our 10th episode is a solo episode from yours truly! No guest, just us here to say thank you & cherish those around you!!! Today we wanted to engage with the listeners, what you like, what you don't like, comments, recommendations, any feedback. We want to hear from you! As we discuss direction, vision and recap our previous episodes! WE LOVE YOU ALL AND ALL THE SUPPORT YOU BRING TO US!!! Major s/o to all our previous guest & future guest!!! OUR WEBSITE IS NOW UP WITH MORE TO COMEEEE!!!!Below are two of the companies you can find more about!! -Annnd since I didn't say it during I'll say it here - CHECK OUT THE HOMIE, UPCOMING ARTIST, Mo'i NEW EP!!!! Link below!Website: https://www.ystvpodcast.com/ALIZE RUIZ & ELEMENT TREE -Follow her IG pages:https://www.instagram.com/elementtreejewelry/& https://www.instagram.com/alizeruiz_/CONNECT WITH DOM ON INSTAGRAMLhttps://www.instagram.com/7.22domshot.it/MANNA JUICE BAR: https://www.drinkmannajuice.com/Located: ADDRESS: 3806 E. BROAD ST.UNIT 128MANSFIELD, TX 76063For Mo'i on Apple Music & Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/album/16Q8llhWCh8Jgq3gEEBCrJ?si=Z8lAnCxgTcWezDFj3zVboghttps://music.apple.com/us/album/sinful-moi-ep/1497011278Finally as always:We'd also LOVE to hear from you, your thoughts, suggestions, opinions, feedback, etc. Leave a review, subscribe & follow us on IG. Feel free to reach out!! Thank you to the listeners!Papiii: https://www.instagram.com/iampapiii_/G Peoples: https://www.instagram.com/g_peoples/WE LOVE YOU!!!!
This might not only be one of my all time favorite podcast conversations… but one of my favorite conversations — period. If you’re ready to get real… raw and work through some of the pain you’ve been holding onto, THIS is the episode for you. But don’t be fooled — it’s also filled with a whole lot of laughs and some seriously colorful language. So headphones are a must if you’re at work or around the littles. 'Cause in this episode, we #sharetheshit Meet Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Melody Murray Parks. Not only does Melody work as a mental health evaluator in a Seattle ER while also running her own private practice, she’s also had an eventful career in TV, worked as an actor, hosted a children’s show and performed standup comedy. Two minutes after meeting Melody, you’ll be all “of course she did.” Read Melody's post: A Therapist’s Journey to Radical Self Care Plus, Melody answers questions from the Forty Thrive community: How to deal with anxiety How to deal with being laid off Are women in midlife over medicated? Why? About Melody: I am a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and Child Mental Health Specialist in private practice. I also work as a Mental Health Evaluator in the ER at Seattle Children's Hospital and co-facilitate Suicide Assessment and Treatment trainings for the nursing staff. I also do presentations on topics including: Suicidal Ideation, Self-Care, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Mental Health & Social Media and Secondary Trauma. I am a solution-focused clinician with a direct, casual, yet interactive approach. I help my clients learn positive ways to manage negative thought patterns, unwanted behavioral responses, process experiences that create fear, shame and sadness. I help my clients love and accept themselves again OR, for the very first time. Before becoming a therapist, I spent several years working in film, television and casting as a producer and director. I was also an actor, hosted a children's show and performed standup comedy. I have a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles. I am a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists as well as the Producers Guild of America. I am currently writing a book on Adolescent Suicidal Ideation. Sponsor: This episode of Forty Thrive is brought to you by Qunol Liquid Turmeric. Get 15% Off + FREE Shipping - Qunol.com Reminder to SUBSCRIBE Are you subscribed to the Forty Thrive podcast? Well let’s make that happen! Not only will it update you everytime there’s a new episode, I’m working on some bonus content that you definitely don’t want to miss. So subscribe now! Annnd… if you find value in this conversation, please consider giving the show an honest rate and review. I just may feature your review on an upcoming episode! Thriver of the Week! The other thing I announced last week — I am really stoked about. THRIVER of the WEEK! Each week, I’ll be featuring one woman from the Forty Thrive free and private Facebook community as our Thriver of the Week. One of the things I most love is that our Thriver is SELF submission only. What does that mean? It means you gotta get over the fear of being too extra and show up and tell us all about what makes you so damn special. I know it’s tough for a lot of women to embrace that badass, confident side so I think it’s awesome how many women have nominated themselves for this honor. To nominate yourself, go HERE. This week’s THRIVER of the WEEK is... Heather Stewart About Heather: At the age of 44, I started taking improv classes at Second City Hollywood. Not because I want to act or needed to take classes, simply because it sounded fun and I had an affinity for it. I've been going non-stop since Feb 2018. I have had to do my first auditions (ever), get headshots made (just to move up in levels) and have found SO MUCH JOY! I began my graduation process by presenting an original sketch show with 7 other super talented women. We're called Jane Fonda's Cellmates because it's the first title someone came up with that made us all laugh hysterically. We're arrestingly funny. I took a chance and did something because I thought it would be fun. Did I think about my age? Of course. Did it stop me? NOPE! Find a way to do the things that bring you joy regardless of how old you may be! CONGRATULATIONS, HEATHER! And if you’re in the LA area and want to check out Jane Fonda’s Cellmates in person, CLICK HERE. Mentioned in this episode: Inside Out (movie) Forty Thrive: From Bachelorette to Business Badass Forty Thrive: Life After The Bachelor (Part 2) Forty Thrive: Thriving through Transitions Robyn Lattaker-Johnson
TAKE CARE YALL CHICKEN BELOVED! Bobby and Adam are back baby!! we get Uncle Randy from Married AF on the phone, talking about some fights and the Podcasts of the Round Table! ANNND we bombard Christian Wutzke from the Hashtag No Offense Show to ask him ridiculous questions for no reason. Is Tyler Perry the new Ernest (from goes to Camp/Jail/whatever fame)? did AB punch his wife? will Trick Daddy Dollaz fire his barber? SHOULD CANDLES SMELL LIKE PUSSIES?! ALL THIS AND MORE ON THIS WEEKS SAMPC! outro ASAP Ferg: Shabba! GO VOTE, GODAMNIT. ⭕️ SAMPC is available exclusively on the Inner Circle Podcast Network ⭕️ THIS EPISODE AND EVERY EPISODE OF SAMPC IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE POWER OF @JITZSOAP go to jiujitsusoapco.com and use the codeword SAMPC for 15% your next purchase! don’t be a stinky bitch! SAMPC is also sponsored by OhFishl Clothing! OhFishl is a DOPE clothing brand from Arizona that blends both modern fashion with throwback style. whether you wanna it’s stylish ass t-shirt’s, accessories like brackets and necklaces or the hottest snapbacks in the game! get it at OHFISHL.COM RIGHT NOW AND USE THE CODEWORD “SAMPC” FOR 25% YOUR PURCHASE!
Annnd we're back! Comedian and newest BroBible member Francis Ellis joins the pod to break down the Season 4 mockumentary style premiere. Enjoy! Francis' Twitter Francis' IG Francis' website Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah Spotify Playlist
Annnd we’re officially done with Adventure Time, season two! Amy and Matt discuss the show’s first-ever two-parter, “Mortal Folly” and “Mortal Recoil”. Join us as we get into the introduction of one of Adventure Time’s most iconic villains. Rate us on Apple Podcasts! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/oh-my-glob-an-adventure-time-podcast/id1434343477?mt=2 Check out our website: ohmyglobpodcast.wordpress.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/ohmyglobpodcast Contact us: ohmyglobpodcast@gmail.com And that Twitter thing: https://twitter.com/ohmyglobpodcast Amy: https://twitter.com/moxiespeaks Matt: https://twitter.com/MHSreviews --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Why is Giving Tuesday after all the spend money days? Kim's Trip to Dallas and Branson Our first Super Star Segment with Val from Val's Cheesecake in Dallas. Why do people get so upset when stores open on Thanksgiving and Christmas but not restaurants? www.bensound.com -------------------------------------------------------- Episode timestamp outline below: 00:36 Greetings and Salutations 2:54 Airport Follies / JAIL for Kim??: ---Check-in kiosks, TSA Pre-check, ---Kim a good person to train on? ---Herbalife? “SURE it's Herbalife. That's not what the MACHINE says.” ---Kim... meet “Pat.” ---TSA envy: “This KIM woman and her DIET”(?) ---11:08 “I'm TSA pre-check, dude. I'm V.I.P.” 12:50 – 14:33 OHHHH, BRANSON BUS! A stop by the Home of Throwed Rolls, too! 14:50 Beginning of the cold(ish?) and dark. Not so bad(?), yet? 18:00 Bad herr day for Kim's “REAL” I.D. (versus Tyson's fake?). THANKS, Kansas winds! 19:08 - 22:57 Annnd the named days after Thanksgiving continue... “Giving Tuesday.” But why then, though? ---22:57 ASIDE: Tyson invited to watch Hallmark movies... hmmm... 24:45 – 35:50 CONCERT TICKETS for the Rocket Man! Kim being resourceful even while buying tickets.. plus... things going awry. Thus.. adventure. But was there victory? ---32:00 Fake news on Elton (HOPEFULLY). Orrr dumb reader does not “fake news” make. 35:50 SUPER STAR SEGMENT - preview. First one! Val, from Val's Cheesecake in Dallas. Full interview available as separate cut. “Not a desert of flavor that we can't turn into a cheesecake.” :-O 44:24 Kim and Tyson salivate about cheesecake. Brisket cheesecake, too?! Taco cheesecake, too?! 46:00 Tyson gives his “local food” hint of the day – a Kansas City original barbecue joint! Kim agrees vehemently. Oh... and best macaroni and cheese too! 48:45: SHOULD BUSINESSES BE OPEN ON HOLIDAYS? --- Development, then rollback(?)/moderation of Black Friday, back to Thanksgiving Day. Counter effects of not being open. ---57:05: BestBlackFriday.com lists stores definitely closed on Thanksgiving. Counter marketing. ---1:02:36: BestBlackFriday.com lists stores definitely open on Thanksgiving (including open only part of day). ---Black Friday strategy changes due to current financial position? ---Amazon propaganda? ---Selective outrage about holiday closures, based on business type? ---Arbitrary outrage / individual choice T.P. analogy. ;-) ---Different stages of life color opinions. ---The modern holiday is often plural. ---Aside on a non-usual store for the straight male, that was a pleasant surprise for Tyson. 1:16:45 A possible excursion - Misheard lyrics – a personal testimony.
We have a secret, guys, but it won’t be a secret very long...no, we’re not pregnant (yet). : ) But we have a special guest today on The Marriedpreneur Life podcast who is the Media Queen because her show has lasted for nearly two decades! Annnd, she’s sharing all of her golden secrets with us at Marriedpreneur LIVE! in a few days (crazy how fast time flies, right?) As I was saying, in THIS episode she’s giving some AMAZING insight about taking your message to the masses (...no, forreal). She shares one of THE biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to partnering with the media...it’s not what you think either. Check it out and be inspired and motivated to get your vision in front of those who are already seeking you out! It’s amazing! Here’s to living powerfully in sync, OL and Sway P.s. Just a few days away from the EPIC Marriedpreneur LIVE! When we say LIVESLIVE + LEGACIES will be transformed...we mean it!
From gray hair to menopause, Jackie and Dr. Suzanne Gilberg Lenz talk choices that can help you thrive in midlife and beyond. Plus, your common questions answered: What exactly is peri-menopause? How do you know menopause is about to happen? What kinds of changes can you expect? What kind of impact will it have on your sense of well being? About Dr. Suzanne Gilberg Lenz I’m a hard-core science nerd with a deep respect for the holistic approach to health and life. Believe it or not, there is a science to self-care! After earning my medical degree at Southern California School of Medicine and completing my residency at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, California, I wanted to expand my knowledge beyond conventional medicine. In 2010 I graduated from California College of Ayurveda as a Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist, which has truly expanded and informed my practice of medicine. Being able to integrate this incredible ancient healing tradition has been a game changer and allowed me to go deeper into the study of health and healing. As more “natural” solutions, medicines, and technologies emerge in the global marketplace, I find myself referring back to Ayurveda- the original lifestyle medicine, which incorporates the mind, body, and spirit. Get your ticket to Dr. Suzanne's Menopause Bootcamp HERE! Promo Code: FORTYTHRIVE Mentioned in this episode: Joy Lamay Erica Chidi Cohen The Wing Rebecca Benenati The Wisdom of Menopause (Revised Edition): Creating Physical and Emotional Health During the Change Insight Timer Follow Dr. Suzanne: Website Facebook Instagram Are you subscribed to the Forty Thrive podcast? Well let’s make that happen! Not only will it update you each time there’s a new episode, I’m working on some bonus content that you definitely don’t want to miss. So subscribe now! Annnd… if you find value in this conversation, please consider giving the show an honest rate and review. I just may feature your review on an upcoming episode!
Do you feel like you’re spreading yourself too thin? Are you feeling exhausted and depleted because you’re constantly saying yes, even when you don’t want to? You’re not alone. Women everywhere, including in the Forty Thrive community, share how fatigued, stressed out and overworked they often feel. But what if we decided -- together -- for this month of November only, to say NO when we’re asked to add another thing to our never-ending to-do list? In this week’s episode, Jackie talks with Christine Sarno, a business coach, advertising and sales powerhouse and Jackie’s BFF. Together they throw down the "NO-vember Challenge," a 30-day challenge to say NO to the things that don't serve you, your goals and your inner peace. In this episode, Jackie and Christine discuss: [5:05] Why women are often people pleasers [8:30] Christine’s message to women feeling victimized by their circumstances [9:06] Discussion on Diann Wingert's insight into the menopausal brain [11:08] Christine’s parent influence [12:00] Christine talks about being her mom’s advocate [13:35] What can you say “NO to this month? [16:20] We don’t always have to say yes to everything MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Susie Moore Diann Wingert: Midlife Crisis or Midlife Awakening Diann Wingert: Change Your Mindset, Change Your Life ABOUT CHRISTINE SARNO An award winning sales and advertising powerhouse, Christine Sarno bring her business degree to 20+ years of leadership experience in media, promotions and tech to both corporate and start-up environments. Christine has worked closely with clients across a broad range of industries that include both Global Fortune 500 and Fortune 100 companies. As a proven sales strategist, savvy negotiator, deal closer and skilled problem solver, Christine can confidently sift through the clutter to catalyze a clear, effective strategy, and help any client solve their largest, most pressing challenges. It’s my ongoing work as a career mentor, helping others identify what’s truly preventing them from finding success, and teaching them how to face the fear with self-empowerment, where I've found my true niche and life’s calling. I am a self-proclaimed "Tiger Daughter”, raised to be strong, driven and self-motivated in my quest for personal and business achievement. I strive to support and advise clients with authenticity, encouragement, and a dollop of tough love. I’ve got your back and will tell you what you need to hear. You deserve honesty. It's integral to your success. A single mother of two beautiful children who bring me immeasurable joy in this world, I understand the highs and lows of life and appreciate the privilege of learning from failure versus regret. I have the strength to get up and move forward again, and truly understand the blessing of a little luck. Follow Christine: Instagram Website JOIN US Have you joined the Forty Thrive community yet? It's FREE! SUBSCRIBE Are you subscribed to the Forty Thrive podcast? Well let’s make that happen! Not only will it update you every time there’s a new episode, I’m working on bonus content that you definitely don’t want to miss. So subscribe now! Annnd… if you find value in this conversation, please consider giving the show an honest rate and review. I just may feature your review on an upcoming episode!
It's the S E A S O N F I N A L E ! ! !Tune in as the ladies of Babies x Bellinis wrap up Season 1 by sitting down to chat with our newly-appointed Resident Sex Expert, Reba the Diva. Reba is a Sexuality Educator and the Founder and CEO of Sexpert Consultants, LLC in Washington, D.C. Sexpert Consultants LLC is dedicated to bridging the adult sexual health education gap by creating a fun, pleasure-positive learning environment for adults to explore sensuality, increase confidence and enhance intimate experiences. Aiming to demystify and normalize conversations about sex, sexual health, self-care and intimacy, Reba is providing us with all of the sexual education we didn't learn in health class. Annnd she is also a mom, so she gets us!!Warning: Moms like sex, too . . . This episode is not for sensitive ears.Connect with Reba on Instagram and Twitter @rebathediva and via her website @ www.rebathediva.com.To learn more about her education services, visit her company at www.sexpertconsultants.com and on Instagram @sexpertconsultants________________________________________________________Like what you heard? Get notified of the newest episodes by subscribing. Don't forget to rate (FIVE STARS) and review, too!#SharingisCaring share our podcast with a friend, or three!Follow @babiesxbellinis on Instagram and hashtag #BabiesxBellinis to join in on our conversations. Submit your Champagne Notes, topic suggestions, and questions in the contact section at https://www.babiesxbellinis.com/contactFor business inquiries, email info@babiesxbellinis.comKeep the drinks flowing and the conversation going over @babiesxbellinis! Byee-eee! Cheers!
It's a Champagne [Notes] Shower!! This episode is being led by YOU, our #BxBBabes! The ladies of Babies x Bellinis are reading some of the Champagne Notes from our inbox and they are GoodT! Annnd to top it all off ... it's ErickaDanni's BURFDAYYY!!!!! Ayyyyeeee!!__________________________________________________________________ Like what you heard? Get notified of the newest episodes by subscribing. Don't forget to rate (FIVE STARS) and review, too!Follow @babiesxbellinis on Instagram and hashtag #BabiesxBellinis to join in on our conversations. Submit your Champagne Notes, topic suggestions, and questions in the contact section at https://www.babiesxbellinis.com/contactFor business inquiries, email info@babiesxbellinis.comKeep the drinks flowing and the conversation going over @babiesxbellinis! Byee-eee! Cheers!
It’s going to be one of those episodes…Kristina is already making stupid voices & Jim wants her to stop playing footsie. We get into Irritainment© with some annoying things people do in movies, reboots & remakes, AHS can’t get out of its own way and TV seasons used to be 23 episodes long?! We spend quite a few minutes on Stephen King books, movies, all of it. Just like you, we can’t stand how many trailers they play before the movie. Let’s all go to the lobby. Annnd, just like that, we’re back on BIP, come along and play our drinking game, Closure,Clarity&Crabs. Tequila makes itself known so stay for the stinger! Mature 18+ Copyright 2019 Exes Nexus #spoileralert #comicbookmovies #cohenbrothers #films #raisingarizona #clarityclosurecrabs #bip #voiceactors #cocktailhour #craftcocktail #exesasfriends #exesnexus #podcast #entertainmentpodcast #popculture #zeitgeist #exesasfriends #exesarehot #podcastepisode #comedypodcast #booksmart #oliviawilde #womendirectors #wilsonbrothers #johnwoo #faceoffreboot #faceoffmovie #campy #ahs1984 #ahs #ryanmurphy #emmaroberts #ahscoven #darktowerseries #stephenking #salemlotbook #gunslingerbook #doctorsleep #ewanmacgregor #stephenkingmovies #directoreditor #netflixmovie #netflix #iwatchedamovie #jpj #bip #pyscopaths #closureclaritycrabs #bachelorinparadise #whinysingles #bipdrama #tequilaeyes #tequilastrength #ripeddiemoney #twoticketstoparadise #muppets #muppetshow #favoritemuppet #misspiggy
Got some Star Wars News, Some MCU stuff, A Female 007 and much more!!Comment down below what you guys think.Don't Forget to Subscribe!ANNND you can follow us on Facebook ,Instagram, and Twitter @backrowmovienewsAudio versions available where ever you get you're podcasts!!
Listen in to this weeks episode to learn one of my FAV strategies to calm that feeling of drowning in a sea of unwanted thoughts, tasks, etc. ANNND be sure to download the FREE ACCOMPANYING WORKBOOK HERE which I'm suuuper excited to get into your hands!
Annnd we're back.... with the man behind the mask! Yes, we are revisiting all of the Friday the 13th movies and talking about them (as we did with A Nightmare on Elm Street a while back). On this episode we begin with parts 1 - 6, where not only does Jason's look and presence evolve, but our judgments do, as well! We also chat about recent movie viewings, as always. Drinking game options: Every time we talk about a final girl or Tommy Jarvis. Look for more goodies at BloodyPopcorn.com. Have questions or comments? Contact us on Twitter or Facebook, or you can always email us: bloodypopcorn@gmail.com.
Annnd we’re back! Lucard, Mark and Becky discuss everything from Del Toro’s foray into animation (TROLLHUNTERS), to wet dogs (DOG SOLDIERS; THE WOLFMAN), gore-hounds’ groundhog day (HAPPY DEATH DAY 2U); the good ole Warrens
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Annnd we’re back, AutoInfluence making up for some lost time with our first episode of the month of August, and all your current auto news headlines. Has it been two weeks?
This episode uses the audio from a few of Prem's instagram videos as the starting point for discussions. Acala and Prem discuss various aspects of the Buddha's Dharma. They explore Upaya Kausalya-- they talk about how the Dharma is presented in many unique ways to reach many unique beings. Acala talks a bit about Thich Nhat Hanh. Prem gives an poetic presentation of BuddhaGang style engaged Buddhism. There is a discussion about Buddhanusati: recollection of the Buddha, or mindfulness of the Buddha. Annnd, a few more topics are explored-- check it out for yourself! It's grab-bag full of Dharma goodies!
Annnd we’re back! Sorry about that everyone. Margaret disappeared into some sort of, uh, mimosa portal? To the brunch dimension? We asked your friend and ours Chris S. to lend […]
This week’s episode is M.A.D., the 20th episode out of 22 this season. We are in deep now, folks, and we’re barreling towards some kind of conclusion. We don’t really get much about Lilly this week, but we get some big reveals about all of the other dramatic events in Veronica’s life. Keith’s serving Lianne notice via the classified ads, Clarence Wiedman knows Veronica planted a bug on him, and Veronica learns that she wasn’t the only one drugged at Shelly Pomeroy’s party. Annnd, she also learns that the drugs in question were provided by Logan. I guess we have to talk about that. Check out our website. Visit us on Twitter and Instagram.
Annnd we’re back. AutoInfluence with all your current automotive news headlines, as we kick off the month of June. So, let’s get down to business.
Introducing a new little occasional series we're calling "Behind the Curtain". We sit down with great friends and founders of Refit Revolution, Angela Beeler & Catherine Ballas. They're smart, driven, and inspiring. Annnd....they a enneagram 1/8 combo as well! Join us for some fun and intensity.
In Todays Episode we are joined by Johnny MAX and Raymond from the old school Brewcrazy Podcast and The Big Texas Beer Company. We get to review Cause of Death a 21% All Grain Beer, ANNND! Madusa , Elissa Ipa , World Wide Stout , 2nd Base Ale, Saint Arnolds Divine Reserve , Dogfish Head 120 IpA , Cholo Stout , 7 Spanish Angels , Blushing Mark??....Wineish Lambic Beer ... Breakfast Stout . .. Founders... Texas ,... Awesome
This week, we’re talking about Weapons of Class Destruction, and prior to my most recent viewing, I had forgotten every last thing that happens in this episode, except for the fact that Logan punches Jonathan Taylor Thomas and then he and Veronica KISS! But per usual, there’s a lot more going on. Everyone gets reeeeal amped about Veronica and Logan’s first kiss, but Meg won't let you forget V was making out with Leo in the first scene! And there's another episode romance: Keith and Felicia. Also, Mac is back! And Corny! And the Camelot Motel! Annnd, there’s also a school bombing sub plot that is given far too little weight in the midst of it all. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! And check out our website.
Here we go folks! the dreaded number 23, what do we got? We got chat about Cullen's band, nomad. We got creativity speculation. Annnd we got some DBZ chat. Get Amoungy team! Recommended tune: The Numbers by Radiohead (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti6qhk3tX2s) Website: https://scruffychinwags.wixsite.com/sc19
Annnd we're back! We missed an episode and are late on another but we're back with some same studio magic! Brandon traveled to Oregon for the weekend and helped Remington clean his garage, shot some fuckin arrows, threw some knives and recorded one hell of an episode! Space, chickens & elephants, and reincarnation. Remington is Batman and we no longer care if you like us! Still though - SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE!!!
Annnd we are back with another Noobs Unite Podcast. This week we are Mocking the Google Stadia and how it rips off the Xbox Controller, how activation should re-employ the Blizzard staff so they can create a new original game and not remake COD and stick it onto a Mobile phone. Apex Legends have released Season 1: Wild Frontier and will Ranch-master and Devon be making a return????? Please visit www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/michelle-cox-mayand donate if you can Please check us out our YouTube Channel: Cappan & The Meerkat Tweet us @cappanmeerkat --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meerkatshow/support
I see too many people in the business world now that have no idea how to value their time, their product, or their service. I am getting real sick of seeing courses, e-books, webinars, and whatever being "valued" at $97, $997, $4,997, or whatever else. When you put a dollar amount on the value of your product, what are you basing that off of? Is it off of the cost it took to make the product? Is it off of some amount of return your consumer can expect from the product? No, it's usually not. This is the oldest trick in the book to make consumers think that they are saving money. Remember those old commercials for like frying pans and boats that would say "This is a ____ dollar value, but call the number on your screen and get yours for just $____!!" Yeah, they were really saying that so that you thought you were saving, and then pricing it at what they actually thought it was worth. The truth is, at the end of the day, people are going to pay you what your product or service is worth. So just be upfront with them about it. If you can provide a value of $500, then just charge $500. Don't go around saying your service is "valued at" $1,497 but this customer has the opportunity to get it for "just" $497. Money is just a tool we use to represent value in a tangible way. So if you don't understand how to value your service or how to value your product... it is good to keep this in mind. To learn more about what's happening in online business, entrepreneurship, marketing, and more... make sure you are subscribed to "JRP DAILY" and that you leave us a review on iTunes if you are able. This will help the podcast grow and reach more ears so that we can actually change the way that people think and make a difference. ANNND if you would like to follow me on social media/see my other content... you can do that too. ---------- Instagram: @jrpbusiness or @jjustinrp Twitter: @jjustinrp Facebook: JUSTINRP YouTube: JUSTINRP Website: https://justinrp.net Email: justinrp56@gmail.com
Coach Jared Shand has been in the training business for 6 years, on and off. After losing his parents, getting a divorce, and entering into rehab, he found a few life codes that helped him change his life around. While serving tables, he began rebuilding his training business to become fully sustainable. Now, Coach Jared considers himself a "life coach for kids who uses basketball as a conduit to deliver the lesson." If you've been looking for a few philosophical changes, THIS is the conversation you need to listen to. ANNND check out the bonus part of this conversation. You may enjoy it more than the first portion! 2:00 - The one book he read in rehab that began changing his life 4:00 - The one story in your mind that determines whether a client or trainer will fail 8:15 - Unorthodox ways to get trainees into excited states 9:00 - What a player development coach has to do in order to lead 12:40 - The Hailey Van Lith story 14:00 - Cracking the codes to life 24:00 - Bonus convo Follow Jared Here: Facebook Instagram Email --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/basketballtobusiness/message
Annnd can you feel the love tonight? For some reason romantic comedies get a bad rap but secretly we know everyone loves them to some degree. When done right they make you tear up, give you some good chuckles, and fills your heart with joy. And then there are the other ones which..y'know...we don't talk about those ones. On this year's Valentine's special Tuong La and Love Birds Laura Gordon, Nivala Maharaj, and Alyssa Wooldridge love and laugh it out as they rank the Top 5 Rom-Coms in movies! The post 53 – Top 5 Rom-Coms appeared first on PodCavern.
...Annnd we're back, hello 2019! It's a new year, with new Kpop and we're as unfiltered as ever. NYAN gets down to the nitty gritty as Ashe, Jemin and Jay discuss dating scandals, shady award shows and daring leotards. Special mention to BTS!Jimin and Jay Park, who both receive the Scalding Hot Tea Treatment this episode. Ain't no kinda love like tough love. Also stop by our Youtube account, NotYourAverageNetizens Podcast, for a special video treatment of our message to Jay Park. Timestamps below: Intro: JENNIE - SOLO (BEAUZ Remix)by Proximity@Youtube 2:00 Kai and Jennie: Do We Call Them Kennie? Jai? 12:31: The Not So Surprising Fallout: How Will This Affect Blackpink? 19:37: Apparently not so badly: They’re making their debut in front of a bunch of tweaked out American hipsters 37:47: For the love of God, Jimin, fix your ****ing contacts! 39:57: We review (what we watched of) the year end Gayos: Lackluster stages, wardrobe controversy and fanwars 43:54: BTS vs. EXO part 786834765974387 52:39: Could iKON's success be the catalyst to end the Army/EXO-L wars? 55:37: Tablo reveals what we already knew about Kpop awards shows – so why do fans still care? 1:07:53: We ring in the new year with 2 really ridiculous wardrobe controversies 1:13:45 Hyuna and E’Dawn: Love, drugs and magic 1:17:45: Jay Park is losing it in more ways than one. 1:31:59 Shoutouts, anouncements, ending!
We go through the oddest things people searched in 2018 on PornHub.... Annnd yeah, lets leave some things in 2018/
In episode 16 we get down and REAL when talking about diets, diet culture, body image, unrealistic workout plans. Kate and Michelle share their personal struggles with body image and how it has shaped them into become the amazing coaches they are today! Annnd we get a little controversial when it comes to intuitive eating and body positivity. Hangout with me on FB:https://www.facebook.com/groups/courageouslyconfidentcommunity/Instagram:http://www.instagram.com/xogingyMichelle on IG:https://www.instagram.com/michellelirettecoaching/Kate on IG:https://www.instagram.com/katedwinell/
Trevor joins the Macho King and the Dutchman for another weekly episode. He joins as a guest, lemme make that clear, I know he's been on every episode this year but Jack Tunney ain't taking over the league ANNND the podcast.
How do you know what to do everyday as an entrepreneur? Shifting from the 9-5 grind to working for yourself can be a serious shift in your life. Luckily.. it's not too hard to figure it out. First, you pick your goal, then you write a to do list. Too simple? No. It's how you break down that to do list that matters and that's what we go over in this episode. Annnd once you've got that to do list all setup, you're gonna wanna learn how to get sick conversions for your online offer. Check out my site to learn more: AkbarSheikh.com
Annnd we're Back!!! Tune in as the Ladies return from their two week hiatus and give an update of what they were up to while they were away. They then recap an array of topics this week including, but not limited to, several televison shows, such as Own's Love Is, Insecure, Power, Pose and Basketball Wives. They further recap current topics such as Michelle William's battle with depression revelation, their thoughts on Drake's Scorpion release, Kylie Jenner's Forbes feature, and much, much more! "Nothing said is intended to offend, so join in and... Don't Take it Personal!"
- With Micah out for the week, MuggleCast welcomes our friend Nasim and one of our Patreon supporters Andy to the show! - The MuggleCast community lost a listener and friend this week. Hug your loved ones. - The Beedle the Bard Illustrated Edition covers are out now, and they're gorgeous! - We forgot to discuss Tonks on last week's Mother's Day episode, so this week we share some thoughts about her decision to head to the Battle of Hogwarts as newborn Teddy stayed at home. - Annnd that leads perfectly into our main discussion this week: The Battle of Hogwarts turns 20 (fictional) years old! - We share our feelings reading the iconic scenes again 11 years after it was originally published. Do our feelings on it change now that we're adults? - Was it responsible to allow students who were 'of age' to fight? What role would we have taken in defending the school? What GOOD came out of the battle (besides Voldemort's downfall)? - Eric quizzes us on the Battle of Hogwarts. And of course, Quizzitch wraps up the show.
Annnd we're back after a week off but we've brought one of our most colourful guests to date, **Steel Panther** frontman **Michael** **Starr** joins us to co-host Episode 40 of **_Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall_** ahead of the band's World Exclusive Tour debut in Australia next week. The boys are making the trek back to play two sets for us, one featuring Panther Classics and the other songs the band used to play on the Sunset Strip in LA when they first started playing together. Podcast host **Browny** also grills the sex god about the awkward stage five clinger he picked up in Australia and if the band would consider changing up their style or album themes in future years, it's not secret **Steel** **Panther** are a novelty act (who just so happen to play fucking amazing live shows), but would they ever go down a more mature path with their songwriting? There's also BIG music news for **Guns 'N Roses** and **Tenacious D** fans, tour announcements from **Def Leppard** & **Scorpions**, **The** **Sword** and **Power** **Trip** + New Music for **Alice In Chains, Parkway Drive,****High** **Tension** and classic throwbacks from **Warrant**, **Mötley Crüe**, **Divinyls**, **Psychostick, Pat Benatar **and more... #WoSUATW #SteelPanther #MichaelStarr #GlamRock #GlamMetal #HeavyMetal #Metal #Warrant #PatBenatar #GunsNRoses #AppetiteForDestruction #DefLeppard #Scorpions #Divinyls #TenaciousD #JackBlack #KyleGass #Psychostick #MotleyCrue #AliceInChains #BabyMetal #HighTension #ParkwayDrive #PowerMetal #AustralianBands #WalOfSoudnAU #Podcast #MusicPodcast
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Annnd we're back! A trans Baby Boomer, Gen Xer, and Millennial are kleepin' it real and discussing what you need to know about transition and why everyone is suing the makers of Androgel! === TransAdvocate Giveaways === The winner of the March 2018 giveaway is Heath! Heath is getting a copy of the newly released 2nd edition of Transgender History by Susan Stryker. We've announced out April 2018 giveaway and it's nothing but awesome! Enter to win your copy here: http://transadvocate.com/register-for-transadvocate-giveaways ===Get Some Help=== Apply for our trans scholarship: http://nebula.wsimg.com/5efb09b410ee55a4a064354c02ff354f?AccessKeyId=4A2B0E9AB852D91A5E43&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 Apply for our trans disaster recovery assistance: http://tdrfund.us/ Register to vote: http://transadvocate.com/us-register-to-vote ===Support Us=== Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/transadvocate PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&item_name=TransAdvocate&hosted_button_id=NBKW875DQYN5J Amazon Smile: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/76-0670632 The TransAdvocate is a project of the Transgender Foundation of America, 501c3 non-profit. Learn more about the TransAdvocate at http://transadvocate.com
Intro Hi everyone and welcome to Books Between - a podcast for teachers, parents, librarians, and anyone who wants to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love. I’m your host, Corrina Allen - a teacher, a mom, and spending a lovely weekend with my family inside away from the bitter cold playing epic games of Sorry and watching all the Star Wars movies. Again. This is Episode #41 and today I’m sharing with you some fabulous 2018 titles to look forward to this year and an awesome interview with EngiNerds author Jarrett Lerner! Book Talk - Most Anticipated Middle Grade Books of 2018 Typically in this segment, I share with you a few books centered around a theme. And during the last few episodes I was all about looking back at some of the best middle grade fiction and graphic novels of 2017. (If you missed those, go check out episodes #39 and #40.) But this week I want to talk about some of the most anticipated books of the upcoming year. Some are long-awaited sequels or new installments in well-loved series. Some are new ventures for favorite authors. And some are by debut authors. So, buckle up and and get ready to add to your wish list. And just a reminder - before you scramble for a pen and paper. You can find every book mentioned here AND a picture of the available covers AND a link to pre-order them right through the Books Between Podcast link at AlltheWonders.com. I’ve got your back, I know you’re busy, so it’s all right there for you. And I’ve come to really love pre-ordering - it helps out favorite authors and it’s like a little gift to your future self. Two quick things to mention before I start. One - this is just a sampling of all the incredible books coming out this year. I’ll add some links to some great resources in the shownotes where you can find more complete listings of titles to browse through and discover some gems: http://www.readbrightly.com/middle-grade-books-2018/ https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/98185.Middle_Grade_Novels_of_2018 https://mgbookvillage.org/2018releasedates/ https://electriceighteens.com/ And second - publication dates do change, so while I’ve mentioned the book release month - things sometimes change. All right - let’s get to it! Coming in January… Let’s start with the some sequels because there are some AWESOME sequels coming our way to give us something to look forward to during this dreary month…. Linda William’s Jackson’s follow-up to Midnight Without a Moon - A Sky Full of Stars is out this January as Rose struggles with the way to face the rising racial tensions in her community. Ooooo - and the new Fenway & Hattie is out this January!!! I just can’t get enough of that little dog! This third one is called Up to New Tricks so definitely snag that one for your Fenway fans - and for you, too! And Gordon Korman’s Supergifted is also set for a January release - this is the sequel to Ungifted - a great book about a boy named Donovan who is mistakenly transfering into a gifted program and has to figure out how to pass as brilliant. This follow up is about his new friend, Noah. We are also getting another Terrible Two book in January - Terrible Two Go Wild! And a new Spy on History book - Victor Dowd and the World War II Ghost Army! Ah! And we a get a new HiLo book this January! It’s called Waking the Monsters! (As my husband said - yeah, that sounds like what I do every weekday.) Our 8 year old is SUPER psyched about this new book! - so keep ‘em coming Judd Winick! Okay - and it’s not really a sequel BUT - there is just released a GRAPHIC NOVEL version of the first The Wings of Fire book - ahhhh!!! It’s illustrated by Mike Holmes and my students are going to FREAK when I tell them tomorrow. Some other January releases that are looking fabulous are…. Betty Before X - an historical fiction novel set in the 40s about 11-year-old Betty Shabazz - future civil rights leader. This one is written by her daughter, Ilyasah Shabazz with Renee Watson Winterhouse by debut author Ben Guterson - this is an urban fantasy mystery set in a magical hotel containing a huge library with secrets to discover. We are also getting the first middle grade book by picture book author Angela Dominguez called Stella Diaz Has Something to Say! Another novel that looks REALLY interesting is called TBH, This is SO Awkward by Lisa Greenwald and it’s told entirely in texts. So I definitely need to check that one out. And my friend Emily Montjoy has been raving about Just Like Jackie by Lindsey Stoddard so I’m looking forward to my turn with that one. Also - Leslie Connor, the author of the critically-acclaimed All Rise for the Honorable Perry T. Cook, has a new novel out in January called The Truth as Told By Mason Butte - so definitely check that one out. Natalie Lloyd also has a new novel coming out this January! So if you liked A Snicker of Magic or The Key to Extraordinary, look for The Problim Children - which is described as a mix between Lemony Snicket and the Addams Family... Annnd - the new Elly Swartz novel - Smart Cookie!! I had a chance to read an ARC of this one with my daughters and oh I can’t wait for it to be out in the world! On to February … One that I’ve had a chance to read ahead of time is Playing Atari with Saddam Hussein by Jennifer Roy and Ali Fadhil. I’ll talk more about this book later when I have time to really go into depth, but for now I’ll just say - preorder it. A great historical fiction about an Iraqi boy during the first Gulf War. Then we have The Serpent’s Secret by Sayantani DasGupta - a fantasy about a New Jersey girl discovering that she may, in fact, be an Indian princess. The 11:11 Wish by Kim Tomsic looks really fun. It’s about a dorky math nerd who vows to reinvent herself at her new school. And when she makes a wish as the clock strikes 11:11, she gets granted a magical object that might help her. Shannon Hitchcock, author of Ruby Lee & Me has a new novel coming out in February - this one is call One True Way. Another one to look out for in February is Becoming Madeleine: A Biography of the Author of A Wrinkle in Time by Her Granddaughters. With all the buzz about Wrinkle in Time with the new movie coming out, this book looks really great. Aaand - we get a new John David Anderson novel in February!! This one (Granted) is so different from Ms. Bixby or Posted, but I just loved it! It’s a fantasy novel about a fierce fairy named Ophelia Delphinium Fidgets who runs into some trouble as she attempts to grant her first wish. In March, there are so books I am really looking forward to! My principal won’t mind if a take a month-long reading sabbatical, right? Like Vanessa is the debut novel by author Tami Charles - it’s set in 1983 and is about a young girl inspired by seeing Vanessa Williams get crowned Miss America and is encouraged by her teacher to enter a beauty pageant. Lauren Magaziner has a new book out in March called Wizardmatch that looks like a fun fantasy. And The Science of Breakable Things by debut author Tae Keller looks really good - a book about a scientifically minded girl competing in an egg-drop contest AND using those skills to try to help her mom deal with her struggles. In March we also get Colby Sharp’s Creativity Project! An “awesometastic” collection of short stories developed from the author’s prompts to each other. It is a fantastic read and such a clever idea! Definitely one that teachers will want on hand to spark your writers’ imaginations. The Train of Lost Things by Ammi Joan-Paquette is another favorite of my #BookVoyage friend Emily Montjoy - who has amazing taste by the way. (Definitely go follow her on Twitter @mrsmontjoyreads ! ) So I’m looking forward to a chance to read this one as well. Oh! And the next Dan Gemeinhart novel comes out in March!! It is called Good Dog and I can’t read the synopsis to you or I’ll start crying but it sounds simply wonderful. Of course it is - it’s Dan Gemeinhart! March lets us reconnect with some favorite characters with a great bunch of sequels coming out. We get a new Emily Windsnap book, Emily Windsnap and the Falls of Forgotten Island. And a new Star Scouts graphic novel - League of Lasers The third Narwhal and Jelly book (Peanut Butter and Jelly) come out. The 78-Story Treehouse as well as a new Dory Fantasmagory book called Head in the Clouds along with a new Stick Dog Stick Dog Crashes a Party. We also get Elana Arnold’s follow up to A Boy Called Bat - Bat and the Waiting Game And - probably the book that I have been waiting and waiting for. DYING to read with my daughters - is The Wild Robot Escapes - the sequel to Peter Brown’s incredible The Wild Robot! So - mark your calendars for March 13th, pre-order this one, AND - if you haven’t yet read the first one…. well, what’s the matter with you? Get on that! In April we have lots to look forward to including sequels, like: The next Moon Base Alpha book called Waste of Space, Janet Tashjian’s My Life As a YouTuber , and Jasmine Toguchi, Drummer Girl will be out. And Adrienne’s Kress’ second Explorers book - The Reckless Rescue! And the third book in Jason Reynold’s incredible Track series will be out! It’s called Sunny and follows “the chillest dude on the Defenders team”, but one with a troubled life at home that hides behind that sunny smile. And, the debut by Laurie Morrison and Cordelia Jenson, called Every Shiny Thing looks really really good…. I’m also looking forward to the new Jewell Parker Rhodes novel called Ghost Boys. It’s about a young boy who is killed by the police when they mistake his toy gun for the real thing. And as a ghost, he witnesses how that event unfolds in his neighborhood and meets other ghosts like Emmett Till. Oh that gives me chills just thinking about it! And - we get a new Kwame Alexander novel this year! It is called Rebound - the much-awaiting prequel to his Newbery-winning The Crossover. This one about Josh and Jordan’s father, Chuck Bell. On to the awesome May releases to watch for: Terri Libenson’s new graphic novel - Positively Izzy looks great- it’s the companion to Invisible Emmie. And the The Cobalt Prince, the second 5 Worlds graphic novel will be out. Another May release that I am so so excited about is Most Valuable Players - the next Phil Bildner Rip & Red book. There are three books coming in May that have been getting a lot buzz lately - one is called Bob - written by Wendy Mass and Rebecca Stead. I can’t wait to see the awesomeness THAT collaboration brings! The second one is Aisha Saeed’s middle-grade debut, Amal Unbound, which is about a Pakistani girl forced into working as an indentured servant to pay off her family’s debts. Friends who have read this one are saying it is incredible. And then I keep hearing about Front Desk by Kelly Yang. Let me just read you a bit from the description and tell me this doesn’t sound AMAZING! Okay, “Mia Tang has a lot of secrets. Number 1-She lives in a motel, not a big house. Number 2- Her parents hide immigrants. Number 3-She wants to be a writer.” In June we have some really cool books coming our way: Kate Messner’s new novel Breakout - based on some details from the real-life (and close to home for me) breakout of two prisoners in New York and how the community reacts to that situation. I can’t WAIT for this one!! Also - Kate Beasley (of Gertie’s Leap to Greatness) and Dan Santat (of a million books you love, most recently the picture book After the Fall) are teaming up for a book called Lions & Liars - about a boy named Frederick who is sent to a disciplinary camp for troublesome boys. That one looks phenomenal! And Laura Shovan’s new book Takedown is coming this June! Can’t wait to read this novel about a girl who wants to join the wrestling team. I keep hearing people raving about it on Twitter. And Barbara Dee has a new novel coming out in June called Everything I Know About You. We also get to read Wendy McLeod MacKnight’s new middle grade novel The Frame-up! I had a chance to read this one this past fall and it is phenomenal. It’s about a young artist who goes to live with his father for the summer and attends an art-camp at the museum where his father is the director. And he soon discovers that the paintings are alive! Truly - after reading this book, I’ll never look at another painting the same way again. It’s so so good! And thankfully I have July and August off from school, so I can catch up AND snag some summer release books such as…. Cindy Baldwin’s debut - Where the Watermelons Grow And my daughter will be thrilled to know there will be a new Dog Man this summer called Lord of the Fleas! Oh! And Denis Markell, author of Click Here to Start has a new novel coming this summer called The Game Masters of Garden Place. Also this summer is a cool book called Marcus Vega Doesn’t Speak Spanish by Pablo Cartaya. Let me read you a blurb: “Marcus Vega is six feet tall, 180 pounds, and the owner of a premature mustache. When you look like this and you're only in the eighth grade, you're both a threat and a target.” And the rest of the description is so good - definitely check this one out. This August we also get a new Jess Keating book! This one is called Cute as an Axolotl: Discovering the World's Most Adorable Animals So after August, specific publication dates get a little harder to come by. BUT - a few things have popped up. Like.. A new Last Kids on Earth book called The Last Kids on Earth and the Cosmic Beyond The new Nameless City graphic novel called The Divided Earth The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden!! A new Beatrice Zinker book! And I can’t wait for Jarrett Krosoczka's graphic novel memoir coming out called Hey, Kiddo. Also - I saw, I think... a Sarah Weeks has a sequel to So B. It coming out called Soof? That is definitely on my radar! And the big news in my class this week - the 8th Amulet book!!!!!! Woohoo!!! Oh my gosh - my students cheered when I told them that Kazu Kibuishi announced this on Twitter last week! It is called Supernova and has a beautiful cover so go check that out and make all your middle grade readers happy by pre-ordering it now. So so much to look forward to this year! And of course - I’ll keep you posted about all the amazing books headed our way so we can stay up to date. And definitely make sure you check out the show notes and check out those links so you can dive deeper and discover awesome new books that you are looking forward to reading this year. Main Topic - A Conversation with Jarrett Lerner This week I am so excited to welcome to the show Jarrett Lerner - author of the fantastic middle grade novel EngiNerds. We chat about his plans for the sequel, the power of the perfect metaphor, and Project Runway! Take a listen….. Interview Outline: Enginerds Enginerds has been getting all kinds of love lately - congratulations!! I saw Colby Sharp used Enginerds as his example in his 5 ways to support authors you love video. For those who aren’t (yet!) familiar with Enginerds, can you tell what this story is about? What was your thought process like when deciding what your robots would look like and act like? Enginerds is in a long and glorious line of children’s books and movies and TV shows featuring robots. What are some of your favorites? We are getting a book two, right?! Other Middle Grade Projects So I saw on Twitter last month that you have teamed up with Analiese Avery (@_AJAvery) to launch @MG_BookBot. How did that get started and what are your plans? And I am so excited about your new middle grade focused website - MG Book Village! Aside from the twitter hashtags, what are you hoping to include on the site? Tell me about your KidLit Mentorship Project…. Project Runway Your Writing Life What is your writing process like? What are you working on now? Your Reading Life One of the things I talk about a lot with other educators is the power of that one person to really influence a child’s reading life - either in a really positive way or sometimes in a negative way. Was there someone in your life who impacted you as a reader? What have you been reading lately that you’ve liked? Thank You! Links: Jarrett’s Website - https://jarrettlerner.com Jarrett on Twitter and Instagram Books & Authors We Chatted About: Jasmine Toguchi Series Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus The First Rule of Punk Kurt Vonnegut Baby-Sitters Club Sweet Valley High Judy Blume Beatrice Zinker Upside Down Thinker Clementine Ramona Jerry Spinelli The Game Masters of Garden Place Oddity Other Topics We Chatted About: MG Book Village Website #MGBookathon Electric 18 Debut Group Project Runway The Kentaro Dead Cat Scene Tim Gunn’s Golden Rules Melissa Roske’s Interview with Jarrett Lerner Closing Alright, that’s it for today! If you have a question about how to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love or a suggestion about a topic we should cover, I would love to hear from you. You can email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or message me on Twitter/Instagram at the handle @Books_Between. Thank you so much for joining me this week. You can get a full transcript of this show and all of our previous episodes at AlltheWonders.com. And, if you are liking the show, please leave us some love on iTunes or Stitcher. Or even better - tell a friend about us! Thanks and see you soon! Bye!
Annnd we're back! Thanks for stickin' around. My guest this week is Bianca Cristovao. She is a stand-up comic from Czech Republic who has lived in Los Angeles for seven years. Follow her on IG and Twitter @biancacristovao. Hit me up with any feedback @djdemers. I'd love to hear from you!
Intro Hey everyone! This is Books Between - a podcast for teachers, parents, librarians, and anyone who wants to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love. I’m your host, Corrina Allen - a teacher, a mom of two daughters, and ridiculously excited about the new twinkle lights on my Christmas tree this year. Sometimes - you have to take joy in the small things. This is Episode #39 and today we are celebrating some of the best middle grade books published in 2017. And today’s episode is brought to you by WriteAbout.com - a writing community and publishing platform perfect for classrooms. If you are like me and are looking for an engaging and authentic way for your students to share their ideas with a wider audience, you are absolutely going to want to visit WriteAbout.com to check it out. Main Topic - The Top 20 Middle Grade Books of 2017 This year has been another strong reading year for me so far. I read a lot more picture books thanks to participating in #ClassroomBookaDay but I still kept up with my middle grade reads. And as I look at my book list and genre tracker, I notice I read fewer fantasy books compared to last year and way more graphic novels thanks to the CYBILS. And also my plans to boost my nonfiction reading... failed. So this is an all fiction list. And I decided to separate out the graphic novels this year since I read so many more of them so be on the lookout for another best of podcast very soon featuring just the middle grade graphic novels. So, last year at this time, I read 75 total books including 60 middle grade books with 31 of those published in in 2016. And my top three books last year were Booked, Ms. Bixby’s Last Day, and The Wild Robot as my favorite read last year. (You can find that list here.) This year (2017), as of December 20th - I have read 91 books, not including picture books. 79 of those were middle grade with 55 of those published in 2017. A quick word before I begin. Picking JUST 20 was excruciating. And they are not necessarily the most “literary”. I read some beautifully written books this year, ones that are bound to get some top awards, but these are the ones I felt were both well-written and had that special spark that would appeal to young readers. Even with that - I could easily share with you another 20 (or more!) fabulous books, but then we’d be here all night. Alright here we go - these are my Top 20 middle grade novels of 2017: This Is Just A Test by Madelyn Rosenberg & Wendy Shang This novel is about a boy named David who is preparing for his bar mitzvah while trying to please both his Chinese and Jewish grandmothers. (Not a small feat!) Oh - and building a nuclear fallout shelter just in case things get out of hand with the Soviets. I loved this book because of its warmth and humor AND because it’s set in 1984. And I am all about that 80s nostalgia lately. (If you want to hear more about this book, check out episode 28 to hear an interview with Madelyn Rosenberg and Wendy Shang.) Beatrice Zinker, Upside Down Thinker by Shelley Johannes This book is about zany (and flexible!) 3rd grader Beatrice whose first day of school plans get derailed when her best friend, Lenny, shows up to school NOT wearing the matching ninja outfit they both agreed on. AND Lenny shows up with a new friend. I loved this book for it’s playful language, fun orange-tinted illustrations, and Beatrice’s great attitude. And since I have my own ninja-clad wall-climbing 8 year old gal at home, I have a special place in my heart for Beatrice. Enginerds by Jarrett Lerner Speaking of playful books - what is not to love about a robot that blasts cubes out of its butt? But don’t be fooled by the humor - this is one smart book that celebrates the engineering spirit. It’s about a kid named Kennedy who discovers a mysterious box on his front step that assembles itself into a rather demanding robot. And Kennedy and the rest of his enginerd friends have to figure out how to contain this band of rogue robots who have escaped into their town. Last week I had the honor of chatting with Jarrett Lerner about Enginerds - and lots of other things - so watch for that episode in January! A Rambler Steals Home by Carter Higgins This debut middle grade book by Carter Higgins is about Derby Clark who, along with her dad and younger brother, travel around in their Rambler car, selling Christmas trees in the winter. And hot chocolate and gingersnaps and cinnamon sugar donuts out of an old concession stand trailer. In the summers, they make their home in Ridge Creek, Virginia where they set up their concession stand in the parking lot of a minor league baseball team. But this year when they arrive - Derby discovers that her minor league family is different - with mysteries to solve, people to help, and wrongs to make right. This is ones of those books with characters that stay in your heart - and for me, reading so so many books - it’s a rare find when they’re this memorable. A Boy Called Bat by Elana K. Arnold One of my great reading pleasures this year was getting to know the sweet and quirky Bixby Alexander Tam - or BAT for short. And I was excited to hear that there is at least one more book coming! In this first one, Bat’s mother, who is a Vet, brings home an orphaned baby skunk to take care of and all Bat can think about is how to find a way to prove his responsibility and get to keep him. This book is adorable and poignant and a great fit for younger middle grade readers. Scar Island by Dan Gemeinhart This incredible adventure is like Lord of the Flies meets Holes with a hint of The Ethan I Was Before. It’s about a kid named Jonathan who has been sent to an island prison for kids for a crime he admits to committing but does not reveal until the end. On the island he encounters this tough group of 14 misfit boys - all imprisoned on this Alcatraz-type reformatory school for their crimes. Then suddenly, an incident occurs and the adults are all gone and the boys have to figure out what to do. If this one passed you by this year - definitely check it out! It’s got adventure and cool literary references and secret tunnels and oh it keeps you turning those pages!! Beyond the Bright Sea by Lauren Wolk This is Lauren Wolk’s second novel after her 2017 Newbery Honor book Wolf Hollow. And oh is this a masterful follow up! And one of those books that had me constantly pausing to research the historical details referenced. Beyond the Bright Sea is about a young girl called Crow who as an infant washed ashore in an old boat on one of the Elizabeth Islands off the coast of Massachusetts. Other than the reclusive fisherman who is raising her, the other people on the island shun her because they think she came from Penikese Island - the nearby leper colony. When one night Crow spots a campfire on that supposedly abandoned island, she decides to find out for herself what answers that place may hold. This book enveloped me in that world and was full of surprises. Midnight Without a Moon by Linda Williams Jackson This incredible, important, and beautifully written historical fiction novel takes place in rural Mississippi in the summer of 1955 right after the brutal murder of Emmett Till. That event and its aftermath has shifted the world of the main character - Rose Lee Carter, her family, and her community. But this isn’t just a Civil Rights story but the story of young girl dealing with self-doubt and family complications, and trying to decide how to balance making a better life for herself and making a better world for everyone to live in. And in a society that is asking us all to make those same calculations and bringing to light prejudices that some thought were on their way out, this is must read to understand our country and ourselves. I’d probably recommend this one for maybe ages 12 and up or perhaps a little younger with the understanding that the n-word is used. So some readers might need some context for that - which would be a fantastic opportunity for much-needed conversation. And the sequel, A Sky Full of Stars, is coming out on January 2nd - a perfect time to read or reread the first book and have the second one ready to go! Forget Me Not by Ellie Terry This is a novel told in alternating chapters of prose and poetry. The poetry sections are told from the point of view of Calli who is smart, sensitive, and into astronomy. She also has Tourette syndrome (TS) and was advised by her doctor and mom to hide that fact from people. But since she’s just moved to Utah with her mom, Calli is in this stressful position of starting a new school and trying to mask her tics and noises. The other chapters are from the point of view of her classmate and neighbor Jinsong. He is the student body president and the two of them form a fragile friendship that seems like it might be doomed when his friends start to target her. I adored this book and I know you’re not supposed to judge a book by it’s cover (but we all do) - and Forget Me Not has such a gorgeous and meaningful cover. Kudos to Anna Booth for the cover design. Funny Girl edited by Betsy Bird This collection of short stories is truly laugh-out-loud hilarious. Every one is written by women and about experiences young girls in particular can relate to. But - the boys in my class are loving this book, too! It’s a great mix of personal narratives, poetry, comics, quizzes, and all kinds of cool formats. Some of my favorites are “One Hot Mess by Carmon Agra Deedy, “Bad Hair Day” by Kelly DiPucchio and “Brown Girl Pop Quiz” by Mitali Perkins. You really can’t go wrong with this book. And if you want to hear more about it, check out my interview with Betsy Bird on episode 32. Amina’s Voice by Hena Khan This is a lovely and heartfelt story about a Pakistani-American Muslim girl, Amina, who is trying to navigate the complicated tides of middle school friendship where old friends are changing and old adversaries might be changing, too. Amina also has to deal with her rather traditional and more religiously strict uncle visiting their family and figuring out for herself how to express her beliefs and culture and voice in a way that feels right to her. This was Hena Khan’s debut middle grade, and I’m excited to see what else she has in store for us. The Peculiar Incident on Shady Street by Lindsay Currie This book has taken my class by storm! I read it in one weekend and loved how much it creeped me the heck out. Every sentence - every detail in that first chapter ratchets up the tension as Tessa arrives at her new (possible haunted?) home in Chicago where things start to disappear, and mysterious figures are drawn in her sketchpad, and her brother’s ventriloquist dummy is… acting strangely. And I haven’t even told you about the cemetery part yet!! If you have young kids who love a scary mystery - get this book in their hands! Patina by Jason Reynolds This is Book 2 in the Track series and the follow up to Ghost. Here we the story of Patina “Patty” Jones - one of the new and fastest kids on the Defenders Track team. A girl who is running away from a lot - the taunts of the girls at her fancy new school. But also a girl who is running for a lot - for her mom who lost her legs to diabetes and won’t ever run again. And those stresses can sometimes manifest themselves in what looks like a bad attitude toward others and her teammates. So of course, her coach challenges her to run the event that requires the most cooperation - the relay. It’s a rare sequel captures my heart as much as the first book but this one absolutely did it. And that first chapter about false starts and false finishes is one that has stayed on my mind a lot this year. Wishtree by Katherine Applegate Did we have any doubt that this book would be wonderful? I have loved seeing how much my students are enjoyed this story about a brave and wise tree named Red and its loyal band of oddly-named tenants. The more subtle themes of immigration and racism take some coaxing and explaining and rereading to bring forth for them, but the the ideas about friendship are at the forefront of their minds. In a time when we all could use a dose of empathy and hope, Wishtree is the book we need. The First Rule of Punk by Celia C. Perez I really fell hard for this story about a Mexican-American girl reluctantly moving to Chicago with her mom and trying to both fit in and stand out and figure out who she is and what’s worth standing up for. Her fashion choices put her at odds with both her new school and her mother who wishes she could be more “senorita” and less punk rock. But the oh how I loved Malú and her parents and her friends, and I just wanted to go hang out with them in Chicago coffee shops and record stores. And the many zine sections in this book add a uniqueness that makes this book really stand out. (If you want to hear more about The First Rule of Punk, check out episode 33 to hear an interview with Celia.) Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling This is a book that I came a little late to but when just about every single one of my middle grade Twitter friends are raving about a book, you know it’s something special. And they were right! And I’ll be honest with you - the moment I was sold on this book was the moment I took off the cover and saw the glorious undies - the cover underneath. But - I should tell you about the plot, too - right? This is a mystery centered around Aven - a girl with a fabulous (and sorta sick) sense of humor who likes to tell people that she lost her arms in a wildfire or an alligator attack. In reality, she was born without them and due to her adoptive parents’ vigilance - she can do just about anything that any other kid can do. But - when they all move so her parents can take over running the Stagecoach Pass theme park, Aven has to start a new school and deal with all that entails. Along the way, she meets a couple other “outcasts” who help her start to solve a major mystery at Stagecoach Pass. I loved this book because of how funny it was and how much research the author did to tell Aven’s story. Ban This Book by Alan Gratz I wish I had the guts that this main character has. But - she doesn’t start off so confident. Amy Anne is a shy, sweet fourth grader who loves the library, who loves to read, and who loves From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. It’s her favorite book - and one of my childhood favorites, too. But - when her favorite is banned from the school library - along with more and more books, she forms a secret banned book library that she runs out of her locker. Until…. well, I won’t tell you but it’s fantastic! With twists along the way, references to so many other books, and a special (cameo?) by Dav Pilkey who visits her school. Please get this book and has a great message that might be different than what you think. Posted by John David Anderson As I’ve mentioned before, when you get a new book by an author whose previous work blew you away (Ms. Bixby’s Last Day), you’re almost expecting to be let down.But Posted is incredible. It’s the story of four middle school friends whose equilibrium is shifted when two things happen. One - a new girl comes to school (Rose) and some of them want her in their group and some don’t. Two - cell phones have been banned due to a recent ‘incident” and one of the four main friends, DeeDee, inadvertently starts a trend of posting sticky notes on lockers to communicate instead. Those two catalysts jump start this series of events that lead to a bike. And a hill. And a post-it. And so much more that threatens to fracture their friendship forever. I loved this book and how the author structured it - how it brought forward past information in a flashback but then withheld the next step and then brought everything together at the end. It just was so well crafted. Refugee by Alan Gratz This book was the most powerful, most emotional I read all year. And I’ll admit that it left me a bit of a mess, and there were times I needed to pause. But how Alan Gratz braided the three stories of Josef and Isobel and Mahmoud together was brilliant and beautiful and raw. Bringing forward one strand and then another and another, binding them together. The three stories are - Josef a young Jewish boy, who is traveling with his family from 1930s Germany to Cuba on the infamous ship called the St. Louis. Then there is Isobel and her family who are traveling on a tiny makeshift raft from 1980s Cuba to Florida. And finally Mahmoud and his family who are making their way from war-torn Syria in 2015 to Austria. Since I read this book last summer, there hasn’t been a day that’s gone by where I haven’t thought of the courage and resilience of these characters and their brave parents in the face of the harshest realities. And… you know, it’s easy to be judgemental when reading about tragedies from the past, thinking to yourself, “Well, I would have done things differently - I would have stood up for those refugees.” We often talk about books that encourage empathy - well, to me, this book helped me move beyond just empathy to some action. And if you’re looking to do more as well, please read Gratz’s suggestions at the end of the book about how you can help refugees around the world today. And I’ll link to those resources in the show notes if you want to check those out as well. (Alan recommends donating to UNICEF and Save the Children.) Orphan Island by Laurel Snyder If you have spent any time with me over the past year, you have heard about this book. And if you’ve read it, I’ve probably cornered you for a long conversation to compare theories. And because I can’t stop thinking about it and talking about, and dwelling in the glorious uncertainty of it - my favorite book of 2017 is Orphan Island by Laurel Snyder! On this mysterious eden-like island there live nine children - no more and no less. And every year when the green boat arrives bearing a new young arrival, the eldest child goes. This year, Jinny is now the Eldest and charged with teaching her young Care, Ess, all the rules she needs to follow to survive on the island and maintain that balance. But… but. This is a beautiful and compelling novel about goodbyes and childhood and innocence, and so so much more. I was really honored have the chance to chat with Laurel Snyder on the podcast last May when this book was released and if you want in on that conversation, take a listen to episode 25. Alright there it is. And this list, just like any other, is flawed. It reflects my own preferences and biases and I know there is just no possible way that I could read all the fabulousness in middle grade that was published in 2017. So there will be some of your favorites that I missed. In fact, one of my loves of last year - The Girl Who Drank the Moon - you know, the winner of the Newbery - wasn’t even on my 2016 list. Because I didn’t finish it until after the episode aired. Right now, I am almost finished with The Ethan I Was Before by Ali Standish and the audio version of Jack Cheng’s See You in the Cosmos and both are turning out to be incredible! So a quick shout out to some 2017 middle grade releases that are on my To Be Read list: Top Want to Read Books from 2017 The War I Finally Won by Kimberly Bradley (but first I need to read The War Saved My Life) Me and Marvin Gardens by A.S. King Hello, Universe by Erin Entrada Kelly Lucky Broken Girl by Ruth Behar Clayton Byrd Goes Underground by Rita Williams Garcia Vincent and Theo by Deborah Heiligman The Someday Birds by Sally J. Pla Annnd…. lots more that I know I’m missing! So - I want to hear from YOU - what were your favorite 2017 reads and which ones should I prioritize in the new year? You can drop me an email at booksbetween@gmail.com or connect with me on Twitter or Instagram with the handle @Books_Between. Closing Alright, that’s a wrap! Look for our next episode featuring the top middle grade graphic novels of 2017. And, If you have a question about how to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love or an idea about a topic we should cover, I really would love to hear from you. You can email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or message me on Twitter/Instagram at the handle @Books_Between. Thank you so much for joining me this week. You can get a full transcript of this show and all of our previous episodes at AlltheWonders.com. And, if you are liking the show, please leave us some love on iTunes or Stitcher. And thanks again to WriteAbout.com for supporting the podcast this month - if you head over to their website you’ll find awesome ideas to get your students writing this year. Thanks and see you soon! Bye!
Annnd we’re back with Part 2 to Ways to become a Sensuous Woman! Join us on an erotic journey to the 1960s, In this episode, Jamie and I talk about diddling yourself, and how to use grocery store products creatively.
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Welcome back to the sixth episode of Pencil's Ballercast we're we discuss balls at length. Joining me again is Matt Morwood, to help preview the Pacific division. From one of the most uneven Division's in NBA history, this was a fun pod. Hot takes including Lakers to miss the 8, sorry Lavar, the Kings and Clippers to be fun to watch, while also missing the 8 ANNND we discuss if Steph Curry should be a Hall of Famer. One of the most heated pods we've done. Hope you enjoy. You can @ me at Pencil2292 on Twitter. Hope you enjoy!
Kenny discusses just how happy he is (riveting) and his fear of baby #2. Wider and Z discuss more dead animals in pools. ANNND the model who tattooed her eye. OpenWidershow@gmail.com
Today on the Podcast, Guest Emmanuel Belliveau: If you've ever had a dark night of the soul, where you lost sight of who you were or what you wanted or why you started, and you emerged stronger — than you know how important mindset, rituals and lifestyle design become. This is inner Creative Direction at its core. But if you're still going through it and you're looking for that light at the end of the tunnel, enter creative designer Emmanuel Belliveau whose multiple successes in entertainment and design speak volumes about the attitude of gratitude. How Empathy & Enjoyment Attract Ease: You may recognize Emmanuel as a TV host on HGTV, Discovery Channel and the CW. But what you may not know is what a thoughtful, kind, multi-passionate creative entrepreneur and creative activist he really is; working also as the design partner of Marko Taylor (a start up handbag company in LA helping to support women in Kenya) and the creative director of Price Wellness House (a center for women in Uganda). When he's not designing, you can find Emmanuel celebrating community, doing Crossfit and figuring out more ways to incorporate work into travel. Annnd you can find me knocking on his door, ready to host a popup live event in Toronto. Oh, and asking for design tips on what to do first with our sweet LA fixer upper. In this Episode We Talk About: • Growing up to French Canadian & Filipino parents • Challenges in childhood & cultural expectations • Values conflicts & why he changed careers early on • Why he's a cheerleader for creatives putting themselves out there • What his mentors gave him early on that made all the difference • How he navigated sudden success & the Imposter Syndrome • When he fell into an unexpected Dark Night of the Soul • Letting go of scarcity thinking, inadequacy & entitlement • When he had to "do what I had to do" just to keep working • The Daily Ritual that turned his mindset around • How doing things you enjoy attracts success with ease • How he's changed as a leader & the asking better questions • Why it's dangerous to think, "I know this already" and how to always stay a beginner • What his relationship taught him about humor & self-compassion • Balancing masculine and feminine energy in partnership & design • How he brings an element of coaching to his design clients • Where to spend money when designing your home • What the Crossfit community gives him Get Ready to Hear All The Behind-The-Scenes Stories & Insights from Emmanuel Belliveau Mentioned in this Podcast: • Follow Emmanuel: Instagram , Facebook , Twitter , Website • Where You've Seen Him: World's Greenest Homes • Projects: Marko Taylor handbags supporting women in Kenya, a center for women in Uganda: Price Wellness House • Daily Rituals: Crossfit , Wisdom of the Ages by Wayne Dyer, 10 quotes by Zig Ziglar • His Partner: Dr. Emily Fitzgerald, ND • People: future podcast guest Vanessa Bryan , Indina Menzel • The Dreamcatchers District Creative Direction: For Your Beliefs and Business, Ask Me How This is Not a Monologue, Chime In! Rate, Review and Subscribe. Share this with your friends. Listen with your team. Send it to yo mama! • Got a question you want answered on the podcast? • A guest you want interviewed? • Email your biggest challenges, aha’s, and guest nominations to info @ dreamcatchersdistrict.com . (I read 'em all, ya'll!) • Or if you're on the Anchor App, "Call In" to our Anchor Radio Station and ask your question there!
We all have mentors, and this episode is based around a lesson I learned from my most favoured mentor; my Auntie Sue. Often on this journey we find ourselves "judging" others for not being at the same "level" of personal growth as us, or judging ourselves against others for the same thing. This 3 step process I walk you through allows you to release this pressure & judgement and simply BE. Annnd, it may make you a bit hungry as I use a Thai Curry example to outline the process, heehee. If you haven't yet signed up for the Visionaries Conference, go do so NOW! Make sure you use this coupon code: MID97 for a hefty discount on the VIP access :) Grab your lifetime access to this Spiritual Course here: http://bit.ly/2w5ZtWf 18 wisdom sessions, 18 audios to listen to while driving and over 25 bonuses!!!!
Rise and shine Firesiders! As you wake from your BBQed coma, desperate for water and perhaps some Tylenol, let us get you caught up with all things comic related. The traditional trio of Mendte, Maurer, and Features are joined by new comer, Ashly. Together they rattle of the top news stories from around the Comicsphere; ranging from the million year old Avengers, to Falcon Cap and War Machunisher. ANNND... the Watchmen coming to HBO, Carnage and Venom's first ever big screen family reunion, and so much more. They are probably a few rants and tangents sprinkled about I'm sure. So grab the pain relievers, chug some water, and eat a banana for the potassium because we have some catching up to do. Welcome to Fireside.
Julian invited returning champion Alexi Novak (movement star) for this week's 99th episode! Julian reveals what he ate for breakfast, Alexis teaches us about CHAKRAS and fascia, ANNND we find out the shocking tv channel that she grew up watching (CLICK BAIT). After the jump, Julian defines ROBUST and we find out what kind of trunks Alexis prefers. Tweet US with YOUR favorite things to describe as ROBUST. @julianmstern @wordfriendpod
Episode Week Number Forty One! Tom Seaver...Part 1! Annnd...we're back. After a short hiatus, Ben & Brad are back with another week of great Episodes for you. Today, the guys are happy to welcome to the program, Ray Perez, aka "Dr. Death"...Dr Death is a regular of The Black Hole at all Oakland Raiders home games, and in November of last year, he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated. They have an open conversation out the recent news of the Raiders possibly moving the team to Las Vegas... check it out, and be sure to catch Part 2 when it's released on Monday. To Contact Sports Meats Beer: Email: SportsMeatsBeer@Gmail.com Facebook, Twitter & Instagram: @SportsMeatsBeer Text or Voicemail: 415-496-9511 Sports Meats Beer is brought to you by Go-To Productions, visit the website at www.Go-ToProductions.com
Annnd we’re back! The previous episode (our live show) was supposed to be the end of Season 1. Then, President Trump issued an executive order blocking refugees, immigrants and travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries: Libya, Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. We have to talk about this, and we’ll be posting a few short episodes to keep you up-to-date this week. First up, Ahmed talks with Zahra Billoo and Ramzi Kassem about what to do if you or someone you know is detained at an airport—whether you’re an immigrant, visa holder, or a Muslim citizen. Billoo is a civil rights lawyer and community organizer who leads the California chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR). Follow her at @ZahraBilloo. Kassem is a professor of Law at CUNY School of Law, where he directs the CLEAR project, which stands for “creating law enforcement accountability and responsibility.” Follow his work at @CUNY_CLEAR. Here's the infographic Ahmed mentions: CLEAR's Guidance on the Executive Order. Follow Ahmed at @radbrowndads. Follow the show at @seesomething and facebook.com/seesomethingpodcast Find more episodes at buzzfeed.com/seesomethingsaysomething Email us at saysomething@buzzfeed.com. Our music is by The Kominas. Follow them at @TheRealKominas and kominas.bandcamp.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Intro Hi and welcome to Books Between - a podcast for teachers, parents, librarians, and anyone who wants to connect middle grade kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love. I’m your host, Corrina Allen - a teacher, a mom of two daughters, and totally into binge-watching the Netflix series The Crown. I’ve seen them all twice now. This is Episode #13 and today we are all about celebrating some of the best middle grade books published in 2016. Main Topic - The Top 20 Middle Grade Books of 2016 2016 has been a phenomenal year. For middle grade books. (Not so much for anything else, really!) And for me, 2016 has been a standout year not only for the amount of books I’ve read, but for the quality of those books. I’ve already exceeded my sixty book goal and I’m up to 75 at the time of this recording but not only that, I don’t think I’ve rated a book less than three stars all year. Maybe I’m doing a better job of picking things I’d like, but I just think there’s been some exceptional books published this year. So - just to give you some context of where this top 20 list comes from, here’s a bit of information. In the past year, I’ve read 60 middle grade books as of 12/19. Of those 60 - 31 were published in 2016 - so just about half of what I’ve read was new. I will say that this year was light for me with nonfiction. I gotta work on that next year. So this list is all fiction and unlike other “Best of” lists out there, I did not separate out novels in verse or graphic novels. Everything’s all together. Alright here we go - these are my Top 20 middle grade novels of 2016. #20 - Hour of the Bees by Lindsay Eager I’m not typically a huge fan of the magical realism genre but this novel took me on such a sweet journey last spring. I loved the sparse dangerous beauty of the New Mexico desert and the poignant story of Carol and her family caring for the grandfather who’s losing himself in dementia. This was a debut novel, and I can’t wait to see what else this author has in store! #19 - Rookie of the Year by Phil Bildner This novel is the second in the Rip & Red series - the first was A Whole New Ballgame. If you are into the Kidlit community, if you consider yourself a member of the Nerdy Book Club, then you are going to love this book because the teacher, Mr. Acevedo- he’s one of us. If he existed, we’d be following him on Instagram and bumping into him on #TitleTalk chat the last Sunday of the month on Twitter. This book is fun, warm and diverse without being about diversity. It’s simply great, and I can’t wait for book #3. #18 - Sticks & Stones by Abby Cooper Such a memorable book with a main character that you just want to wrap up in your arms and hug. Elyse suffers from a rare disorder where the words others use to describe her are imprinted on her skin - including her own thoughts about herself. This is a book about friendship, and courage, and learning to be kind to yourself. #17 - Like Magic by Elaine Vickers This is one of several fantastic books that came out this year that featured friendship trios, but these three girls took awhile to come together. Jade, Grace, and Malia each end up at the same library, at different times, and find something they need in this mysterious secret treasure box that the librarian has tucked away in the Lost & Found drawer. I think what I loved so much about this book was how it spoke to the power of libraries and librarians to bring people together. And how libraries can be sanctuaries for children and a place to find yourself. #16 - Eleven and Holding by Mary Penney First - this book made me laugh. The main character, Macy, is a riot. It was heartfelt but not saccharine and it had lots of mysteries to solve. And is it weird to say that I had a mini crush on Switch - the skateboarding bad boy? Yeah, that’s probably weird. Let me rephrase that. My 12 year-old self would totally have fallen for that kid. #15 - Wish by Barbara O’Connor 12 year-old Charlie is sent to go live with her aunt and uncle in what she considers a “hillbilly” town in the Blue Ridge Mountains. And she’s unruly and angry and yet…. The folks around her show such patience while she tries to sort everything out. It’s lovely and I liked that more rural setting. There’s also a dog that, actually - now that I think about it, follows a similar journey to our main character. #14 - The Tapper Twins Run for President by Geoff Rodkey The third novel in this series is all about the hilarity that ensues when Claudia and Reese Tapper both run for class president. It’s funny and oddly truthful about politics and running for office. Plus - I loved the twist ending. #13 - Children of Exile by Margaret Peterson Haddix This first novel in a new series had me on the edge of my seat for days. Cliffhanger after cliffhanger that build to this jaw-dropping moment that had me furiously calling and texting my friends who had already read it. So - go read it so you can tell me what you think! #12 - Ghosts by Raina Telgemeier Unlike Smile and Sisters and Drama, Ghosts is not based on Raina’s real-life but instead features a young girl named Catrina and her little sister, Maya who is living with Cystic Fibrosis. It touches on some hard-hitting themes (childhood illness and death) but somehow stays light at the same time. Again I was reminded of how much I love Telgemeier’s style - those crisp lines, curves, and great color palette. Already this book has disappeared from my classroom so I guess I’ll buying another one! #11 - Save Me a Seat by Sarah Weeks and Gita Varadarajan Featuring alternating narratives from Joe and Ravi, this book really gets what it’s like to flounder in school and to be the target of a mean kid. I love that it takes place over one week, I love the humor, and I love the recipes in the back. This is a great choice for kid’s book clubs - it’s not too, too long and there’s a lot to discuss. #10 - Raymie Nightingale by Kate DiCamillo I got this novel last April when Kate DiCamillo came to Syracuse as part of a “lecture” series where, of course, she did NOT lecture. Instead, she focused on the kids in the audience. And not only answered the children’s questions in a way that made them feel heard and understood and but deftly framed those questions so that that both kids and adults left inspired and knowing a lot more about her and her writing process. At this event, she talked about how her family moving without her father coming along was inspiration for this story about a girl whose dad has left town with a dental hygienist. And Raymie is trying to figure out a way to get him to come back. As part of her grand plan, she ends up taking baton twirling lessons with these other two girls who each bring their own joys and pains to the story. It is wonderful and quirky in that beautiful diCamillo way. #9 - The Last Fifth Grade of Emerson Elementary by Laura Shovan This is a book that I recommend over and and over again - for so many reasons. I love the poems, I love the storyline about kids coming together to try to save their school from being ripped down, I love how the different narrative pieces all fit together, I love how you see the characters grow and change through their poetry. It’s so, so good! #8 - Finding Perfect by Elly Schwartz Another incredible novel by a debut author. And a book that so many middle grade readers will be able to relate to - whether that’s navigating friendship with two very different people, eating take out for days when your family is overworked and too busy, or living with anxiety or OCD like the main character does. #7 - Nine, Ten: A September 11 Story by Nora Raleigh Baskin Every once in awhile you read a book where the characters are so vivid and so real that months after you’re done reading the novel, you wonder about them. Will and Naheed and Aimee and Sergio would be in their twenties now. With all that’s going on in the world, I wonder what they would be thinking at this new turning point in our country’s history. #6 - The Seventh Wish by Kate Messner There’s so so much to love about this book and later on in the podcast I’m going to go into more detail about. But - I have to share with you the best summary of this book from the Author’s Note in the back. She calls it a “ magical-ice-fishing-Irish-dancing-heroin novel for kids.” Yes, it is! And it is glorious! #5 - When the Sea Turned to Silver by Grace Lin This is a book that you finish and you set down and immediately want to go read everything else that author has ever written. I’ll share more in the book talk segment later on in the podcast. #4 - The Inquisitor’s Tale by Adam Gidwitz Three unlikely saints, an awful character who turns out to be good, a good character who turns out to be bad, disgustingly delicious French cheese, and…. a farting dragon. Now - don’t you want to know how all those connect? From what I hear, the audio of this novel is incredible - and you get to hear “The Song of Hildebrand” and other new music by medieval scholar and musician Benjamin Bagby. BUT - then you’d miss out on the dozens of medieval style illuminations by Hatem Aly in the paper copy. I think you just have to do both to get the full experience. #3 - Booked by Kwame Alexander Yes, this story is about 12-year-old Nick and his first real love, and his relationship with his parents, and soccer, and middle school bullies. BUT. It’s also about a bold librarian who slowly kindles in Nick a passion for books - often without Nick even quite realizing it. #2 - Ms. Bixby’s Last Day by John David Anderson Oh how I loved this book. How I wished it wouldn’t end. This novel is another 2016 release featuring a trio of friends. Topher, Brand, and Steve band together to bring the last day celebration their teacher, Ms. Bixby missed when she had to leave school early. Along the way they battle bakery owners, a creepy guy who tries to steal their money, and sometimes….each other. For me, the mark of an exceptional book, is one that can make me sob and laugh out loud and this book had me doing both. And, my #1 middle grade book of 2016 is: #1 - The Wild Robot by Peter Brown This is the first middle grade novel by picture book author and illustrator Peter Brown - and boy did he hit it out of the park! I have so much I want to say, but I’m going to hold off a little bit and save it for our book talk segment. So - those are my top 20 middle grade reads of 2016! Now, I can already sense the emails coming my way saying, “Corrina - seriously - a best of 2016 list and you didn’t mention Wolf Hollow or Counting Thyme or The Rat Prince?” And you know what? You’re probably right. Had I had a chance to read all those, they likely would have made this list. In fact, I’m halfway through Kelly Barnhill’s The Girl Who Drank the Moon and oh - if the ending holds out - a powerhouse of a book. I want to read everything Kelly Barnhill has ever written,will ever write, including her grocery lists. I know I missed some awesome ones. So a quick shoutout to some 2016 releases that are on my To Be Read list: Top Want to Read Books from 2016 Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk All Rise for the Honorable Perry T. Cook by Leslie Connor The Key to Extraordinary by Natalie Lloyd The Rat Prince by Bridget Hodder Maxi’s Secret by Lynn Plourde Counting Thyme by Melanie Conklin Maybe a Fox by Kathi Appelt Paper Wishes by Lois Sepahban Gertie's Leap to Greatness by Kate Beasley The Best Man by Richard Peck Swing Sideways by Nanci Turner Steveson Ghost by Jason Reynold Annnd…. Likely lots more that I am missing! So - I want to hear from YOU - what were your favorite 2016 reads and which ones should be bumped up on my to be read list? You can pop me an email at booksbetween@gmail.com or connect on Twitter with the handle @Books_Between. Book Talk - Three Amazing Books from 2016 In this part of the show, I share with you three books centered around a theme and discuss three things to love about each book. This week is all about the cream of the crop of 2016. Many of the titles in my Top 20 list, I’ve already featured on the podcast in previous episodes, and some I’ve talked about more than once. But there are a few of my favorites from 2016 that either didn’t fit into a theme I was focusing on for that show or they were very recent reads. The three of my top 2016 picks that I want to talk about with you are The Seventh Wish, When the Sea Turned to Silver, and my #1 pick of the year - The Wild Robot. The Seventh Wish First up is Kate Messner’s The Seventh Wish. I read this book over the summer but it feels right to be talking about it in the winter. The book starts with this gorgeous image of ice flowers blooming on a frozen lake and takes place over one winter in the life of Charlie Brennan. And it’s a difficult winter for her. Her bright athletic older sister, Abby, develops a heroin addiction at college, her mother has a challenging new job, and suddenly everyone else’s problems have pushed her concerns way over to the side. And one day - while out ice fishing with her neighbors - she catches a fish that grants wishes. And Charlie has to figure out just how far that magic will go. So here are three things I loved about Kate Messner’s The Seventh Wish: The “I’m thinking of a word” game - So, Charlie and her family play this game where one person will announce “I’m thinking of a word.” and the rest of the family tries to guess what that word is. And whoever comes closest is the winner. And it sounds simple - and it is - but the true brilliance of this game comes in trying to justifying why “flashlight” is closer to “sunflower” than “rebellious” is! It’s a lot of laughs, it gets you thinking and is now one of our favorite games to play in the car. The Irish Dancing - A major part of Charlie’s life is competing in Irish Dance competitions called feiseanna (“feesh-ee-AH-nuh) - the singular of that is feis (“fesh”). This is a completely foreign world to me, but suddenly I’m into hard shoes vs. soft shoes, the hornpipe and treble jig, strange uses for glue, and the ranking systems in competition. I love books where you can immerse yourself in something new. The Familiar Wintery Feel - So while all the Irish dancing details were totally new to me, the cold, blustery atmosphere of the setting was not. I live in Central New York - just outside of Syracuse, often touted as the Snow Capital of the United States. We get on average, 128” of snow every year. Charlie’s family goes snowshoeing and ice fishing, and they wonder if when the sun comes out it will warm up from minus 22 degrees to a balmy zero. I think the setting is Northern New York or maybe Vermont, but it felt like it was written about my home. Charlie bundling up in layers of sweaters, snow pants, her puffy jacket, and two scarves is oh-so-familiar to me. The Seventh Wish is not only a phenomenal and fun book, but also an important book. I’m not sure how things are in your community, but mine is struggling with a daunting heroin problem. And a book that addresses that in a realistic but hopeful way that is completely perfect for a middle grade reader is a necessity right now. It’s simply a fantastic book. When the Sea Turned to Silver The second book I want to tell you more about, and one that I just finished a few days ago, is Grace Lin’s When the Sea Turned to Silver. And I need to admit to you - this is the very first Grace Lin book I have read. And argh - why have I waited so long?! It was beautiful and lightly intricate and inspiring. And I am sure if you have read the companion novels 2011’s Newbery Honor book Where the Mountain Meets the Moon and 2014’s Starry River of the Sky - you will get even more out of it than I did. But don’t feel like you have to read those other two first - I obviously didn’t and still understood and loved this book. This novel is about a young girl’s quest to rescue her grandmother from a cruel and vindictive Emperor, who is keeping the grandmother (and others) captive. The girl’s name is Pinmei and her grandmother is a famous Storyteller so as we are following Pinmei and her friend Yishan on their voyage to get back the grandmother, interspersed throughout that narrative are these traditional folktales. Here are three things I loved about Grace Lin’s When the Sea Turned to Silver: The interconnectedness of the stories. It is this slow crescendo of the main narrative and the folktales that come crashing together at the end. And all along the way, you know they are starting to connect to each other and characters and settings from one story are popping up in others - and STILL I was utterly surprised by how everything came together at the end. The focus on Honor. Sometimes it seems like there’s a shortage of self-sacrificing, honorable people today. (Or maybe our culture doesn’t revere them as much as it should.) But this novel is full of characters like the scarred servant or the King of the Bright City of Moonlight who learn, eventually, to do the right and honorable thing even when it means danger and maybe death for themselves. It’s rereadability (is that a word?) - I don’t know but this was a book that as soon as I turned that last page, I had to go back and reread some of the stories now that I knew more about the characters and how the tales all connected. It reminded me a bit of when I finished the YA novel Challenger Deep - now that I know the secret, I want to go back and catch everything I missed and experience the story again with new eyes. If you have a child that loves folk tales with lots of adventure and twists along the way, then When the Sea Turned to Silver would be a great recommendation for them. The Wild Robot And I saved my best, my favorite of 2016 for last. Peter Brown’s The Wild Robot. “Our story begins on the ocean, with wind and rain and thunder and waves.” Oh - that first line gets me. You know how some books just happen to come into your life at the right moment to connect with you? That’s how this book was for me and my daughters. The first I heard of it was on the All the Wonders podcast when Matthew Winner interviewed Peter Brown and there was something so intriguing about the scenario of a robot stranded on a hostile, remote island, becoming a mother, and trying to survive and thrive. I immediately drove over to my bookstore, got a copy, and started reading it out loud with my girls that very night. We finished, a few weeks later, on Mother’s Day - and maybe that’s why the story of Roz sacrificing so much for the island - and the island sacrificing for her - touched us so much on that particular day. It was our first family book cry. We had to get more tissues and my husband rushed into the room wondering why we were all sobbing! It’s an incredible book and difficult to narrow it down to just three things to love, but here are a few things that I thought were exceptional about The Wild Robot. The illustrations - First, there are tons of them - every couple pages in every sort of perspective and shape: tall trees along the sides with a bear dangling over the text, an action scene charging across the bottom, two page spreads of a single crucial moment with just a small paragraph to the side, small inserts of just one animal, or one leaf. Peter Brown’s skill in picture book composition is clear in the layout and balance of the drawings and the words. The robot, Roz, is made of simple shapes and lines that really make it feel like it could take place at any time. And of course, I love his style of splatters and shading. The existential questioning that happens with this book. There’s just something about robot stories that lends itself to deep thinking about ethics and morality, the nature of the soul, and what it means to exist. So, I grew up in a Star Trek household. My mom is a trekkie and once got me a signed picture of my crush, Wil Wheaton, from a convention. I loved Next Generation, and particularly the episodes featuring Data, the android - there’s something about pushing the boundaries of programing that is intriguing. Putting a machine in a challenging, new environment and seeing what happens. At one point in the story, Roz and her adopted gosling son wonder what will happen if they push the button to turn her off. Will she remember him if she turns back on? Will she be the same? Roz is devoid of emotion and yet she brings out so much tenderness and emotion in the reader. How fun and easy it is to read out loud. The chapters are really short so it’s nice to have those natural stopping points when you might just have a few minutes at home or in school. And the character’s are vibrant and fun with great personalities to give voices to. I did Roz with the voice of Siri, which was loads of fun to do. I channeled Julia Sweeney for the goose, Loudwing and the fast-talking chipmunk, ChitChat was hilarious. The writing just has this great rhythm and it’s a joy to read out loud. Absolutely go get The Wild Robot - I promise you won’t regret it. Closing Okay, that’s our show for the week - and the last one of 2016. Look for our next episode on Monday, January 2nd, where I’ll be discussing the most anticipated middle grade books coming out in 2017 and some fun reading challenge ideas to kick off your new year! And, If you have a question about how to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love or an idea about a topic we should cover, I really would love to hear from you. You can email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or message me on Twitter/Instagram at the handle @Books_Between. Thank you so much for joining me this week. You can get a full transcript of this show and all of our previous episodes at AlltheWonders.com. And when you are there, look for the other Best of 2016 lists to get more reading ideas. And, if you are liking the show, I’d love it if you took a second to leave a rating or review on iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks and see you in two weeks! Bye!
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Inside The Mouse Castle: Disney News, Information and Commentary
In this week's episode of Inside The Mouse Castle, Anthony has an existential crisis. We're attributing it to a cataclysmic combination of Neil deGrasse Tyson, sleep deprivation, Ant-Man shrinking down to a molecular level and the wretched "Be Our Guest" number from Disney's Descendants (debuting this Friday on the Disney Channel). With Anthony curled up in a fetal position, he and Tim delve deeply into these thought-provoking topics guaranteed to make you feel insignificant against the infinite backdrop of space: For the first time, the D23 Expo will split their traditional motion picture fan presentation into two separate events, one for animation and one for live action. We're hoping for big announcements (or at least some new trailers) for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Captain America: Civil War and Finding Dory. Tim finally saw Ant-Man and thoroughly enjoyed it. He left the theater totally perplexed, though. Why don't people stay all the way to the end of a Marvel movie to see the post credit-scenes? Have they not learned? The last scene in Ant-Man (and yes, it comes at the very end) is not to be missed. It does an epic job setting up (and raising a few questions about) Captain America: Civil War. Annnd.....The Sword in the Stone is the latest Disney animated classic to go into development as a live-action film. We recap all we know about the full slate of upcoming Disney retreads. There's a new trailer for Pixar's The Good Dinosaur. Despite our earlier concerns about production delays, recasting and a new director, we're encouraged by what we see. But, with all the (justified) attention Inside Out has received, will people take to a second Pixar film in the same year? Avengers: Age of Ultron will be available on digital download September 8th. Want it in a disc in a box? That's available on October 2nd. Michael Jackson as Jar Jar Binks? It almost happened. Well, Michael thought it would anyway. Enjoy! www.TheMouseCastle.com
Annnd we’re back for another exciting season of Game of Thrones. This season will, without a doubt, be the most exciting and controversial season yet as the show sets course away from the books. We break down the first episode for you as we take a look at Cersei’s past, Tyrions future, and what the …
Lucky Episode #13!! It's the first show of 2015 and we are pulling out all the stops! A brand new contest! A brand new contest song! Comic recommendations! Twitter questions! ANNND a delightful interview with Cohen Edenfield AKA Twitter's Cohen is a ghost, who Buzzfeed awarded the
It's part one of Episode 21, In it, Graeme McMillan and I discuss topics vitally important to every Wait, What listener--such how the hell our numbering sequence works. And Graeme's cleanse. And the holidays. Annnd basements. But then! (At more or less the 22:30 mark...) We're off to the races with in-depth discussion of one of our picks for comics newsstory of the year. It's almost an hour and fifteen minutes of chocolate comicy goodness with a creamy nougaty center, perfect for holiday consumption. Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoy, and Happy Holidays!
Hi all! Welcome to this week's edition of Crypto Basic News. This time around we're going over Microsoft's new crypto mining patent, an April fools guessing game, celebrating Banano's 2 year anniversary, and more. Tune in!Rapid FireRobert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad tweeted something regarding the current state of the economyEthereum-based game The Sandbox sells out third presaleThey recently contacted us. It seems similar to a blockchain-based Minecraft. And not gonna lie, the trailer looked pretty cool.Much like Decentraland you can buy virtual plots of land. Sold out faster than it's February presale. 3,330 ETH, equivalent to 440k. 12,384 LAND parcels to be exact.A total of 166,464 LANDS will ever be available in the map that will form The Sandbox metaverse. LAND is the basic sandbox unit on the platform’s map and each LAND comprises 96x96 meters in the game world.Fourth LAND presale will be announced later this year as well as the game release.Bitcoin outperformed Dow & S&P in Q1BTC started at $7,182 at the beginning of the year. Pushed up to $10.4k and dipped below $5k for a moment a few weeks ago. It's currently at...Karim? Bitcoin is actually only down 10% in Q1. S&P lost 20% and the Dow 23%.Folding@Home is now the world's fastest supercomputerCoinMarketCap gets bought out by Binance. Annnd speaking of CoinMarketCap...Also, CMC had a decent April Fool's joke. And they responded to my tweet about it with a decent joke as well. -AApril Fools or Not April Fools? - BrentBItcoin Creator also founded Monero, research suggests.Github has decided to bury Bitcoin's code inside an arctic mountain to preserve it for at least 1,000 years.Craig Wright Victorious in Kleiman Case After Signing with Satoshi's KeysFDIC has warned you not to withdraw cash from your bank account - No depositor has lost money from FDIC insured banks since 1933.Dead ICO Sub r/gemsprotocol has been repurposed to sell rare gemsLeading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has decided to delist all leveraged tokens from its platform amidst claims of lack of understanding from its users.Microsoft Files Patent for New Crypto Mining System - KPatent filed last week titled Cryptocurrency System Using Body Activity DataAccording to the patent, Microsoft’s cryptocurrency would make use of body activity data"a brain wave or body heat emitted from the user when the user performs the task provided by an information or service provider, such as viewing an advertisement or using certain internet services, can be used in the mining process."They argue this could replace massive computation work because the data that is gathered from the body activity can be regarded as proof of work, "a user can solve the computationally difficult problem unconsciously"It also says that the system could be coupled to the users device, and let it know if the right conditions were met and award cryptocurrency to the user (whose body activity data is verified)Anyway, black mirror y'all2 Year Anniversary of BananoBanano was originally launched on April 1st and forked from Nano.Some platinum hits:Made monKeys - you can generate a monkey avatar from a public key lol.They have functioning Wallets, Gambling Dapps, and everything you'd expect from developers.Remember folding at home last week? Actually Banano has been involved for over a year.They even introduced plans for CamoBanano - a privacy layer lol.their yellow paper was the best ever.Definitely my favorite meme coin. Maybe someday they're gonna crack the top 1000 on coin maket cap.Corona Virus Update, The Fed and Unemployment - KEconomists at the Fed's St. Louis district project 47 million employment reductionsThat would be a 32.1% unemployment rateWe already had a record 3.3m Americans file initial jobless claims, then that just doubled to 6.6m (previous number/record was like 330k)Two complications leading to this spike are66.8 million workers in “occupations with high risk of layoff.” They are sales, production, food preparation and services.Other research also identified 27.3 million people working in “high contact-intensive” jobs such as barbers and stylists, airline attendants, and food and beverage service.Great depression peak was 24.9%Speaking of the Fed, they're printing about $1 million every secondbalance sheet has increased by $586 billion—to $5.25 trillion—in the week of March 18–25This means that on average, the Fed has been printing roughly $970,000 every second during that time periodFed has been printing the equivalent of Bitcoin’s market cap every 35 hoursExitPlease join the conversation in the Discord. We're in there all the time.Rate us on iTunes.Follow CryptoBasicBrent on Reddit.We are not Financial advisers.
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