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On today's MJ Morning Show: UFO sightings by state Morons in the news Froot Loops taste test Igloo cooler finger amputation story revisited Animal encounter - MJ's honeymoon Katy Perry can't catch a break! Concert postponed due to arena conflict Fire in St. Pete spread from CVS MJ and Michelle found a couple of dogs Trashy, embarrassing wedding... buffet Listener wants Fester fired Diddy trial update Green Bay medical facility has group of pregnant RN's Pop Tart ice cream sandwich New "Mission: Impossible" Video of SUV wildly towing a car across multiple lanes Jobs that don't need a college degree that pay over $100K Escort tells of red flags that your guy may be cheating Menendez brothers resentencing Listener e-mail warns MJ of these on Spirit Airlines Another crazy gender reveal video Another Florida big scratch-off winner What button in your vehicle do you hate? Buccaneer QB Baker Mayfield Roblox creepy story

Clean your foreskin or face the consequences... Sarcasm online just doesn't work... Making AI porn of Katie... Katie being socially awkward... Petrified wiener butter... Man dies during BDSM session... Always have your paperwork in order before jumping into some deep BDSM... Some off putting things that get people off... Big Baby... The Oyster Catchers vagina looking logo... All mascots are nightmare fuel... Indiana teacher arrested for banging a whole group of her students while wearing Halloween masks... You better be correct... The Cart Nark needs to go down... How we think Neanderthals' fucked... Another Florida couple arrested for having sex in front of a Wendy's. How is Katie connected to this??? Katie's run ins with the homeless at the camp... The woman who married one roller coaster is now pregnant with another roller coaster's child... Woman arrested for the second time for assault with a dildo... Glass dildos are more durable than you would think... Putting the dicks away for the cable guy... Urine therapy anyone??? Planning your sex life for the upcoming year, at least for one woman... The man who married identical triplets... That's some white people shit... Being Sabastian Janakowski... The spray foam ED treatment emergency room trip, again... Mmmmmm dick... Double tall boys!

10-02-24 The Bizarre File #1690 A Florida man and his mother ran a prostitution ring for a quarter of a century. A Florida family discovered 5 cock roaches in a coffee pot to survive the floods. Another Florida family said a Tesla burst into flames in their garage. Multiple suspects used a chainsaw to rob a pharmacy, they were thought to have jumped a bridge to escape police. A New York man is facing charges for stealing a police vehicle during a drunk driving traffic stop. An 81-year-old Korean fashion model won the “best dressed” award, but did not win the crown. All that and more in this Bizarre File!

Neil Gaiman faces sexual assault allegations. Florida woman assaults boyfriend with Apple watch. Another Florida woman assaults boyfriend for refusing to cuddle with her. The Moon Mage origin story concludes. A woman calls 911 to get out of a date. [Ep524]

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We are going to find out if Ohio State is really WRU. The lone commitment in the Class of 2026 - Cincy star Chris Henry, Jr., - is transferring to national power Mater Dei in Santa Ana, Calif.  Guess what? That's now B1G country! Programs like USC, UCLA and Oregon will be much closer than Ohio State. Will Henry, Jr., fall in love with West Coast life? We dive deep on the NFL legacy's possible future with our infotainment specialists: Bill Kurelic and Mark Porter. Also discussed: Another Florida receiver in sight; Chip Kelly's recruiting chops; Tavien St. Clair's national spotlight grab and much more. Spend 5ish with us this a.m., 'Nutters! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Doug, Lefty & Red talk about Elon Musk,Bob Iger and the death of Doctor Who. A Florida man beats off while riding a bike. Baron Void and Biddy visit The Trojan Empire. Another Florida man poops on a dead opossum. Finally a man cums but doesn't go at a Kum&Go store. #RIPDoctorWho [Ep493]

Welcome to episode 85 of the official podcast of Your Unofficial Boys. Every week we review beers, talk sports and discuss funny current events. Please like and Subscribe! Episode Guide: Beers of the Week: Hell Yes Ma'am by Raleigh Brewing Company (Raleigh, NC) - Rating: 3.75 Mecktoberfest by Old Mecklenburg Brewery (Charlotte, NC) - Rating: 4.00 Facts of the Week: Antarctica is covered in a sheet of ice that's 7,000 feet thick, that's about 19 football fields. "Arachibutyrophobia" is the fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth. Crowds at one Louisiana State University football game once cheered so loudly that it registered as an earthquake on a local seismograph.  LSU and Auburn University took place in front of a crowd of 79,431 fans at LSU's Tiger Stadium. The crowd's reaction to the game's final pass was registered as an earthquake by a seismograph located around 1,000 feet from the stadium. Extreme ironing is an actual sport, perhaps you'd like to try extreme ironing, which was founded in 1997 and has been challenging competitors to press shirts in unexpected locations—like high up in trees, hanging over cliffs, or paddling white-water rapids. A lifeboat drill was canceled on the morning of the Titanic tragedy. Lady Liberty wears a size 879 shoe. In October 2018, the Gilbert Minnesota Police Department issued a public notice about birds that appeared to be "under the influence." It turns out that the airborne animals were eating berries that had fermented due to early frost, which was making them "tipsy." Your Unofficial News: Woman receives a package of 1,020 condoms she says she never ordered. Electronic construction sign displays profanity in Houston. Georgia authorities arrested 5 adults, and 1 teenager after a body was found in the trunk of a car outside spa. Florida man arrested for torching car belonging to his cousin — who's also his girlfriend. Unofficial Fanzone: NFL Week 2 Recap. Nick Cubb's leg is gone. MLB Power Rankings. The Baltimore Orioles are the second team to clinch the playoffs. Colorado with the comeback, Florida & Tennessee get into it for College Football. We are proud to announce that Your Unofficial Boys has become Ambassadors for the ShankItGolf brand. Please use the following link and use promo code: “YourUnofficalBoys” to receive 15% off any purchases. https://shankitgolf.com/?ref=yourunofficialboys Please go follow us on our social media and subscribe to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Google Podcast. Also check out our website www.yourunofficialboys.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/your-unofficial-boys/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/your-unofficial-boys/support

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After months of anticipation, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis officially announced his 2024 presidential campaign from Miami, Florida on Wednesday evening. The state has become a hotbed for political controversy with the NAACP, Equality Florida, and the League of United Latin American Citizens all issuing travel advisories for the state, alleging to their members that the state's conservative policies showed the state "has become hostile" for minorities. Republican Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez believes this advisory is nothing more than a political stunt. Mayor Suarez joins the Rundown and shares his opinions on Governor DeSantis' 2024 campaign and discusses why he is still weighing whether or not he will join the GOP primary race as well. Despite two more candidates announcing their campaigns this week, former President Trump remains the front-runner Republican candidate in the polls. The Republican leadership has been focused on expanding their voter base ahead of the 2024 election in hopes that they can gain control of the House, Senate, and White House in the coming years. FOX News Sunday host Shannon Bream joins the podcast to discuss how former President Trump may navigate his GOP front-runner status as more candidates continue to join the field, what main policy issues will broaden the tent for Republican voters, and the latest on Supreme Court news and debt ceiling negotiations. Plus, commentary by Fox & Friends co-host and host of The Brian Kilmeade Show, Brian Kilmeade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After months of anticipation, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis officially announced his 2024 presidential campaign from Miami, Florida on Wednesday evening. The state has become a hotbed for political controversy with the NAACP, Equality Florida, and the League of United Latin American Citizens all issuing travel advisories for the state, alleging to their members that the state's conservative policies showed the state "has become hostile" for minorities. Republican Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez believes this advisory is nothing more than a political stunt. Mayor Suarez joins the Rundown and shares his opinions on Governor DeSantis' 2024 campaign and discusses why he is still weighing whether or not he will join the GOP primary race as well. Despite two more candidates announcing their campaigns this week, former President Trump remains the front-runner Republican candidate in the polls. The Republican leadership has been focused on expanding their voter base ahead of the 2024 election in hopes that they can gain control of the House, Senate, and White House in the coming years. FOX News Sunday host Shannon Bream joins the podcast to discuss how former President Trump may navigate his GOP front-runner status as more candidates continue to join the field, what main policy issues will broaden the tent for Republican voters, and the latest on Supreme Court news and debt ceiling negotiations. Plus, commentary by Fox & Friends co-host and host of The Brian Kilmeade Show, Brian Kilmeade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After months of anticipation, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis officially announced his 2024 presidential campaign from Miami, Florida on Wednesday evening. The state has become a hotbed for political controversy with the NAACP, Equality Florida, and the League of United Latin American Citizens all issuing travel advisories for the state, alleging to their members that the state's conservative policies showed the state "has become hostile" for minorities. Republican Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez believes this advisory is nothing more than a political stunt. Mayor Suarez joins the Rundown and shares his opinions on Governor DeSantis' 2024 campaign and discusses why he is still weighing whether or not he will join the GOP primary race as well. Despite two more candidates announcing their campaigns this week, former President Trump remains the front-runner Republican candidate in the polls. The Republican leadership has been focused on expanding their voter base ahead of the 2024 election in hopes that they can gain control of the House, Senate, and White House in the coming years. FOX News Sunday host Shannon Bream joins the podcast to discuss how former President Trump may navigate his GOP front-runner status as more candidates continue to join the field, what main policy issues will broaden the tent for Republican voters, and the latest on Supreme Court news and debt ceiling negotiations. Plus, commentary by Fox & Friends co-host and host of The Brian Kilmeade Show, Brian Kilmeade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 6a hour, NewsRadio WFLA National Correspondent Rory O'Neill has the latest on the Trump civil suit and a report on how much dirtier our cell phones are compared to toilet seats. Ryan runs through some notable events and birthdays for this day in history. The RNC has created an AI-generated ad showing how ominous the world would be if Biden got reelected. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre walks back a statement she made when asked if Biden plans to serve the full term if reelected. A gator attacks a man in Florida, and Tampa makes a Top 5 list states don't want to be on. A federal lawsuit has been filed after Morgan Wallen canceled his concert while the opening act was already on stage.

David Plotz, John Dickerson, and Emily Bazelon discuss Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign, the end of pandemic-era medicaid & food security protections, and the many legal fights over medication abortion. Here are some notes and references from this week's show Hannah Dreier and Kirsten Luce for The New York Times: “Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.” Jeff Stein and Tony Romm for The Washington Post: “Biden Calls For Trillions In Tax Hikes And New Domestic Spending” Emily Bazelon for The New York Times: “The Abortion Pill Fight” Redaction, by Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar Information on the New York reading and book signing for Redaction Here are this week's chatters: Emily: The Declassification Engine: What History Reveals About America's Top Secrets, by Matthew Connelly John: Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology, by Chris Miller David: Defending Democracy with Malcolm Turnbull;  Listener chatter from Rebecca Carr: Pat Sangimino for The Lincoln Journal Star: “Leading Off: In The Heat Of The Sexual Revolution, A Woman And Her Invention Made A Difference”; Pagan Kennedy for The New York Times: “Could Women Be Trusted With Their Own Pregnancy Tests?” For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment Emily talks to Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar about their book, Redaction.   Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.) Podcast production by Cheyna Roth.  Research by Bridgette Dunlap. Make an impact this Women's History Month by helping Macy's on their mission to fund girls in STEM. Go to macys.com/purpose to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Plotz, John Dickerson, and Emily Bazelon discuss Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign, the end of pandemic-era medicaid & food security protections, and the many legal fights over medication abortion. Here are some notes and references from this week's show Hannah Dreier and Kirsten Luce for The New York Times: “Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.” Jeff Stein and Tony Romm for The Washington Post: “Biden Calls For Trillions In Tax Hikes And New Domestic Spending” Emily Bazelon for The New York Times: “The Abortion Pill Fight” Redaction, by Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar Information on the New York reading and book signing for Redaction Here are this week's chatters: Emily: The Declassification Engine: What History Reveals About America's Top Secrets, by Matthew Connelly John: Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology, by Chris Miller David: Defending Democracy with Malcolm Turnbull;  Listener chatter from Rebecca Carr: Pat Sangimino for The Lincoln Journal Star: “Leading Off: In The Heat Of The Sexual Revolution, A Woman And Her Invention Made A Difference”; Pagan Kennedy for The New York Times: “Could Women Be Trusted With Their Own Pregnancy Tests?” For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment Emily talks to Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar about their book, Redaction.   Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.) Podcast production by Cheyna Roth.  Research by Bridgette Dunlap. Make an impact this Women's History Month by helping Macy's on their mission to fund girls in STEM. Go to macys.com/purpose to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Plotz, John Dickerson, and Emily Bazelon discuss Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign, the end of pandemic-era medicaid & food security protections, and the many legal fights over medication abortion. Here are some notes and references from this week's show Hannah Dreier and Kirsten Luce for The New York Times: “Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.” Jeff Stein and Tony Romm for The Washington Post: “Biden Calls For Trillions In Tax Hikes And New Domestic Spending” Emily Bazelon for The New York Times: “The Abortion Pill Fight” Redaction, by Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar Information on the New York reading and book signing for Redaction Here are this week's chatters: Emily: The Declassification Engine: What History Reveals About America's Top Secrets, by Matthew Connelly John: Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology, by Chris Miller David: Defending Democracy with Malcolm Turnbull;  Listener chatter from Rebecca Carr: Pat Sangimino for The Lincoln Journal Star: “Leading Off: In The Heat Of The Sexual Revolution, A Woman And Her Invention Made A Difference”; Pagan Kennedy for The New York Times: “Could Women Be Trusted With Their Own Pregnancy Tests?” For this week's Slate Plus bonus segment Emily talks to Reginald Dwayne Betts and Titus Kaphar about their book, Redaction.   Tweet us your questions and chatters @SlateGabfest or email us at gabfest@slate.com. (Messages may be quoted by name unless the writer stipulates otherwise.) Podcast production by Cheyna Roth.  Research by Bridgette Dunlap. Make an impact this Women's History Month by helping Macy's on their mission to fund girls in STEM. Go to macys.com/purpose to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Another week, another Florida Man in the sky. The boys head back to 2015, where a bartender from Miami forgets his Responsible Service of Alcohol rules and tucks into his duty-free alcohol mid-flight.Heggie upsets Cody with his plane etiquette, Cody is confused with fuel maths, Bryan from the cigarette packs is back and Heggie teaches you how to take advantage of a natural disaster. Heggie has a stand-up special out on YouTube "HAVE THAT" and his stand-up special, "LUKE HEGGIE - I ALREADY TOLD YOU" is out now on Paramount+NEW ONLINE STORE AND NEW MERCH AVAILABLE!LIMITED EDITION 'ST. JAYDEN'S COLLEGE' GREYHOUND POLO'S OUT NOW!MERCH IS FLYING OUT THE DOOR AT MFB HQ - Get it hereGet around the MID FLIGHT BRAWL PATREON for bonus content, early access to live show tickets and to help keep the lights on at MFB HQ. www.Patreon.com/MidFlightBrawlMID FLIGHT BRAWL is brought to you by HEAPS NORMAL. Delicious, independent, non-alcoholic beer. Head to HeapsNormal.com, grab a slab and chuck in the promo code "DUTYFREE" for free shipping in Oz. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

MIKE FERGUSON IN THE MORNING 0:00 SEG 1  He's still not saying anything about 2024 but Gov. Ron DeSantis is doing that thing that's almost a prerequisite to running for the White House: writing a book. The Courage to Be Free: Florida's Blueprint for America's Revival BOOK REPORT: DeSantis Readies Autobiography, Fuels 2024 Speculation – The First TV GRETA VAN SUSTREN/NewsMax AUDIO: Gov Kristi Noem on Congress Not Fixing Things (59 secs) - Does that sound like someone testing the waters? ANOTHER Florida candidate? Sen. Marco Rubio? From The Hill: There's a possible new entrant in the 2024 GOP book primary: Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.). Rubio, who finished third in the 2016 GOP primary race, is set to release a new book, titled “Decades of Decadence,” on June 13 with jockeying underway for the 2024 presidential primary. The 272-page book is set to be released by Broadside Books, an imprint of HarperCollins.  The book is Rubio's third since he took office. His last, “American Dreams,” was released in January 2015 — only months before he launched his bid for the GOP nomination in 2016.    Not going to lie: I'm a sucker for these books. Are you? 10:19 SEG 2  PROMOTE CONSERVATIVE CHRISTMAS Elon Musk says it out loud: Musk Says Twitter Has Interfered in Elections | Newsmax.com 19:36 SEG 3   Ryan Young/CEI interview Fed Should Do More to Fight Inflation with Interest Rate Increases - Competitive Enterprise Institute (cei.org) 29:38 SEG 4  QUICK recap of how the NFL/Rams' money is being split up. TOPIC: rudest/worst behavior by fans at games? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MIKE FERGUSON IN THE MORNING 0:00 SEG 1  The Post-Disgrace does it again: a bizarre headline to cover a news story. Posted last night: " The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri joined the fight Wednesday to torpedo a plan by Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft to block public funding for libraries if they offer books that might appeal to the sexual interests of minors.  WTF? Discussion. IF NEEDED: As we guessed, House Dems elect Rep Hakeem Jeffries to lead their party, succeeding Nancy Pelosi AUDIO: Chuck Shumer On Jeffries' Election To Lead Dems (16 secs) Of course, it's all about race... Jeffries is more like the Squad than traditional Democrats - he's more radical than Pelosi. Sign that the Dems' leftward lurch is NOT slowing down. 10:13 SEG 2  PROMOTE CONSERVATIVE CHRISTMAS Why is there so much strange stuff (politically) in California? California city will send all adult residents, including non-US citizens, $100 in taxpayer funds to donate to political candidates - TheBlaze Companies ask Supreme Court to stop flavored-tobacco ban in California | The Hill 20:00 SEG 3  He's still not saying anything about 2024 but Gov. Ron DeSantis is doing that thing that's almost a prerequisite to running for the White House: writing a book. The Courage to Be Free: Florida's Blueprint for America's Revival BOOK REPORT: DeSantis Readies Autobiography, Fuels 2024 Speculation – The First TV GRETA VAN SUSTREN/NewsMax AUDIO: Gov Kristi Noem on Congress Not Fixing Things (59 secs) - Does that sound like someone testing the waters? ANOTHER Florida candidate? Sen. Marco Rubio? From The Hill: There's a possible new entrant in the 2024 GOP book primary: Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.). Rubio, who finished third in the 2016 GOP primary race, is set to release a new book, titled “Decades of Decadence,” on June 13 with jockeying underway for the 2024 presidential primary. The 272-page book is set to be released by Broadside Books, an imprint of HarperCollins.  The book is Rubio's third since he took office. His last, “American Dreams,” was released in January 2015 — only months before he launched his bid for the GOP nomination in 2016.  Not going to lie: I'm a sucker for these books. Are you? 29:26 SEG 4  AUDIO: Most Expensive Time Of The Year (1:08) Creative gift suggestions for this year? (MAF story - my wife & I and my brother & sister in law agreed to swap charitable donations in each others' names) WRAP WITH: Detective Antonio Valentine to be honored this morning in North County Small gesture but a nice one See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another Florida vacation for a veteran, Big Money What Is That!? And First World Problems.

Another Florida story--"a place gives up its nature only after hard usage" Hope you like it. -JM

Michael and Vanessa McKee gave birth to a healthy baby boy two weeks ago and two hours after leaving the hospital, Sheriff's deputies showed up at their front door at the behest of Florida CPS. If you aren't familiar with the horror show CPS can be to even healthy, loving families, watch this new documentary: THESE LITTLE ONES https://www.stewpeters.com/these-little-ones-documentary/ You can WATCH this episode here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/AsflAKvwdnqb/

In the 8a hour, Ryan, Aaron, and Katie discuss extreme weather in the Tampa Bay area and around the U.S. and another shark attack in Florida. Plus, ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers breaks down what led to the killing of an al-Qaeda leader, and Katie has more trending stories involving Florida Men & Florida Women.

Ukraine story follow up: Thousands of $ have been donatedto the family in cash, gift cards, gofundme donations. Great to see that, Will see them again next week and see how things are going.  More serious Ukraine commentary here. Thanks, Rick.Del reads a poem by Robin Coste Lewis. Seems fitting.  Del fails to mke human contact with H&R Block. No surprise. He needs to read more Robin Coste Lewis.Del meanders about fixing a found cue stick when his real intention was finding out how many chunks of chicken there are in Campbell's Chicken Soup. Send us a note to Buckstwoold@gmail.com with your soup story. Or pool cue story.Dave gives the home safety tip of the day:Your stovetop gas igniters should not be on their own circuit. Or maybe the tip is watch the pot; it does boil, after all.Speaking of ignition, Elon bought twitter, nowTesla stock is down 15%. More to come.Del's favorite clothes go to Gnome, Alaska.Dave fixes tornado bikes while the Google crew repairs their firbeoptic cable for the 11th time.Dave is reading Gold Fame Citrus by Claire Vaye Watkins. A 2015 book, her first novel after her ss collection [Battleborn]  mentioned many episodes ago. It's a dystopian novel about California after the water runs out. People have abandoned their mansions, outlaw bands roam , state borders are closed, people are trying to ‘emigrate' to eastern or northern areas. What a place to raise a kid.Another Florida man story. So embarrassing.

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What do ya know? Another Florida filled extravaganza for your earholes!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chente-ornelas/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chente-ornelas/support

This episode looks at a recent article (linked below) in the Stessa blog that rates the top 15 US markets to invest in rental property based on a series of metrics. We give our thoughts on the metrics chosen in the study, how relevant we think they are, and note some other market attributes we like to consider when evaluating a market to invest in.   Blog post: https://www.stessa.com/blog/best-cities-to-invest-in-rental-property/  --- Transcripts Before we jump into the episode, here's a quick disclaimer about our content. The Remote Real Estate Investor podcast is for informational purposes only, and is not intended as investment advice. The views, opinions and strategies of both the hosts and the guests are their own and should not be considered as guidance from Roofstock. Make sure to always run your own numbers, make your own independent decisions and seek investment advice from licensed professionals.   Emil: Hey everyone, welcome back for another episode of The Remote Real Estate Investor. My name is Emil Shour, and I am joined by   Tom: Tom Schneider   Michael: And Michael Albaum.   Emil: And in today's episode, we're going to be talking about a blog posts that was recently published on the Stessa blog titled The best US cities to invest in a rental property. So let's dive into this episode   Alright guys, so we recently published an article on the Stessa blog called The Best US Cities to Invest in a Rental Property. So this is looking at data from 2020 to 2021. And the idea behind it is to help people see which markets have performed the best, obviously not an indicator of which will perform the best in the future but always interesting to look at. And it details 15 Small metros, 15, midsize metros and then the 15 large metros that real estate investors should take note of and so this is a cool article, I want to go through it with you guys get your feedback. Do you agree with the way that the list was come up with how would you look at it as actual rental property investors? So you guys ready?   Michael: Yeah, let's do it.   Emil: I'm going to read from the article and we're going to link to this article in the show notes. So anyone who wants to go check it out and read it in detail can do so. So it says to identify the best locations for buying a rental property, our researchers created a composite index based on five key factors real estate investors consider when evaluating a market. These factors include the gross rent multiplier, recent and forecasts at home price growth, effective property tax rates, and population growth. Data Sources include the US Census Bureau, Zillow and the Department of Housing and Urban Development to improve relevance only locations with at least 100,000 residents and available data from all sources were including the analysis.   So that's all the boring stuff to get out of the way. But so those key factors, right, so So this team of researchers, they create a composite index based on gross rent multiplier recent and forecasts at home price growth, property tax population growth, without diving into like, the actual list yet. What do you guys think? Are those are those factors that you care about as real estate investor A? And B, what do you think is potentially missing from that score? If you were to try to rank a list?   Michael: Yeah, I'm gonna go first, because Tom always leaves me with the scraps!   Tom: My mouth was open, when you sort of hit the button, you hit the buzzer first, go ahead.   Michael: So one metric that I see a lot like gross rent multiplier grm, it's just not a metric that I find very useful. So for anybody listening, gross GRM gross rent multiplier is basically a measure of the gross annual rent as compared to the property purchase price. And so it's just a number, it's a ratio. And usually, it's a decimal, because unless your property is renting for like a crap ton on an annual basis, you're going to be renting it for less than you bought it for. So it just doesn't give you like a really good indication of what your expenses look like in that market. So probably, like, you could have an amazing gross rent multiplier, but your property taxes are through the roof and so your cap rates are still really low, or your cash on cash return is still really low, so that I don't find very useful.   And one metric I would add to the pot would be the like, what the economy looks like, in terms of the diversification. So if we take Detroit, for example, turn the clock back 10 years, that was an industry or an economy that was really propped up by the auto manufacturing industry. And when that went kaput, we saw the whole metro really suffer as a result of that. And so I'm always trying to look at what are the legs that are propping up this local economy, and factor that into my decision making.   Tom: Michael I'm gonna come out and just, you know, while grm gross rent multiplier is not the full picture. I think it's bread crumbs, Michael and I don't think you can throw it away in the trash like you just did that little spiel you did.   Michael: I'm going to scrape it off with a little fancy silver thing off the off the tablecloth and just throw it over the floor.   Tom: I think it's just a slice the GRM, while, sure there you know it's there are some really important components. I think it can directly kind of give you some baseline expectations with regards to cap rate and whatnot. And I'm not arguing with you that it's it's not a complete metric. But I mean, what are you looking for Michael? The like, buy not buy metric? It? Yeah, but…   Michael: I want someone to give me the answer.   Tom: I think it's it's I think it's a helpful just general metric to look at, when evaluating markets at that really high level. You're not making your acquisition decision. And this is, I mean, a fun thing about buying real estate is that there's funnels, right, you're evaluating markets, then you're evaluating neighborhoods, and you're evaluating properties. And I think the the GRM, it could be an initial Good, good one to start with. So…   Michael: Let me let me take a shot in the dark here. Let me I feel like you also love gross yield as a metric.   Tom: Love me some gross yield… No, come on, Michael. Here's what you do. Here's what you're doing with GRM is, you can, you can use that value at a market level to start to kind of benchmark individual properties in that overall area. But you know, again, not the end al be all, I'll go ahead and throw my little thought on the other metrics you like how I changed the topic before like letting you get any any more words in but that   Emil: This isn't a showdown guys come on, and you're treating it like one     Michael: Tom made it into one.   Tom: Come on. Tom. Come on.   Michael: Emil, life's a competition. I don't know if you got that memo.   Emil: Yeah, right. All right. I like the fire. Keep it going, guys.   Tom: Okay, so I'm going to talk about I liked that they have a minimum population of 100,000. People like in the metros they're looking at. But what I will say is, it's different. If you're looking at a, an area that has 100,000 population, and like that's it surrounding it. It's another thing, if you're looking at a pocket of 100,000, that's right next to a pocket of 200,000 or 300,000. So I personally really like population dense areas, I think, for some of the reasons that Michael talked about, and they generally have more diverse economies. I would add that as another top level metric when evaluating these not just kind of giving it a floor of saying it's greater than $100,000, excuse me, 100,000 people, that's the number.   So I think that like clustering, general MSA is like really important in the way that I would evaluate, okay, what's the best rental market? So…   Emil: I agree with what you guys said, my two cents, I would ideally like to see something like insurance costs, right? That's another big important costs for real estate investors. Really hard to do that, like blanket and insurance costs. And I'm sure that's why it wasn't included here. But something to consider. And then, you know, harshness of environment, I think is is an important one as well, right? If you have a place that gets very hot and very cold, your capex over the long run is going to be higher than somewhere like Southern California that has more like milder temperature all year, right.   So these are all things I think, in a perfect world, you wave your wand, and you could like, have the data for these and plug them in very difficult to come up with. So I think what was used is what's really available and, and easy to collect for this.   Tom: I thought of one more thing I would I would want to add on this. So they're giving like percentage changes in home price, you know, year over year, like comparing that to the baseline is really important. Like if you have an area where the average home price is $60,000. And it goes up by $5,000. Right, you know, that that looks like a gigantic jump in and it is but you know, if you're looking at that same area and the average whatever home price is 200,000 and jumps up $20,000 You know, like that baseline is a really is a helpful breadcrumb in the evaluation process. So   Michael: Oh, so now you're into breadcrumbs.     Tom: Are you kidding me I love bread crumbs.   Michael: Big bread come guy.   Emil getting back to your thing about insurance kind of the cool thing about it is I would be shocked if you did an overlay with the highest insurance costs over natural catastrophes zones. throughout the US, you'd see a pretty strong correlation. And so in parts of California will parts of the practically the whole state is in a wildland fire zone. And so you see your dwelling fire insurance costs through the roof. Same thing in hurricane zones. earthquake zones is a little bit different because you're getting specific coverage for that. But just for your standard, like dwelling homeowner policy. I would be surprised if it wasn't a really strong correlation with with the natural hazard zones.   Emil: Good point insurance guy.   Tom: Insurance Guy one more question for you. This is unrelated.   Michael: How can I help?   Tom: Earthquake insurance? So you are a new new homeowner I believe in California.   Michael: Yeah. Can't you see all my earthquakes strapping on my two water heaters?   Tom: We were complimenting him balling out and having to double water heater.   Michael: One for the sink and one for the bath, you know.   Emil: Get a tankless man!   Michael: What do you think, I am made f money?   Tom: My question before earthquake insurance. Totally unrelated. Do you? Are you? Are you uh? Are you a buyer of earthquake insurance?   Michael: Yeah, I am. And there's like so much flak out there for people that get earthquake insurance. And here's the real, like hard pill that people have a hard time swallowing is the deductibles are normally, you know, five, seven and a half 10 15%. But it's of the dwelling limit. So if you have a $500,000 house with a 10% deductible, you're on the hook for the first 50,000. And so for a lot of people that ends up being more than their downpayment, or their equity in the home. And so they figure, if they got to come up with 50 grand, and they only put 30 into the property, they'll just walk away, like and let it go back to the bank.   So that's kind of the argument for not getting it for getting it is if you have equity in a property, if you have a lot of cash sitting in the property, then it could very well be worth it. But again, your your deductible is set based on the dwelling limit. So if you've got an expensive property, you're gonna have to come out of pocket a lot of money for the insurance even kick in. And the insurance itself is still really expensive on top of that, even with these high deductibles.   Tom: Makes a lot of sense. I'm Sorry Emil, let's get back on track. I'm, I've always interested with these type of insurance questions with Michael.   Emil: I'm sure listeners are too. So good question. All right, let's let's get to the list, because that's why people are here. So we'll start at 15. And we'll go to number one, Tom, you actually brought up such a good point. And that the the percentage is not as important as you know, like if I own a home in California, and my property increase is 5%. Versus if I owned a home in Kansas, and it went up 10%. Because my property started out so much more like my actual dollar increase in net worth or equity wherever you however you want to look at it is going to be so much higher. So that would probably be a more interesting way to look at it. But anyway, any guesses on number 15?   Tom: Oh, I'm gonna admit I looked at it, but I forgot.   Emil: You saw it in the article and don't remember from five minutes ago.   Michael: I think it was somewhere in Florida.   Tom: Wait, no, you're jumping ahead.   Emil: Wrong, Michael.   Michael: Classic.   Tom: Wait, it's in the southeast?   Emil: Kind of? Yes.   Tom: Is it Nashville? It is Nashville.   Emil: Good job, Tom. He just he totally just opened up the link and look back at it.   Tom: I purposely put in a blank tab just to make sure that…   Michael: Because you have no self control, no self control.   Tom: Yeah.   Emil: Alright. So for this first one for number 15. We'll go through again, the the Composite Index score. And then all the metrics that were used to compile this index, and we'll talk about them. And then for the rest of them, we'll just talk about the Composite Index. But we'll link to this article in the show notes for anyone who wants to take a deep dive on this article.   So our composite index on Nashville came in at 53.27. And we'll start with the gross rent multiplier 21.4. So again, that is property value over gross yearly rental income. Median monthly rent 1422 median home price 365,573. Year over year change in home price 20.9%. forecasted home price growth, I believe this is over the next 12 months is 19%. Our effective property tax 0.56%. And a year over year change in population 1.4%.   Michael: Your average price point is north of 350. Yet your average rent is about 1500. So man, if you look at the price to rent ratio on these properties, we're in that point five area. So I think if you're looking for a cash flow, these types of properties might be tough to to make the numbers work. What do you guys think?   Tom: Totally agree. I mean, I think this is one of those investments where you kind of like believe in the market and the kind of the underpinning economics and I know a lot of people do. Nashville is a very popular place, I think, for people to move to. I was visiting over there recently. And yeah, it is a very cool city.   Emil: I was just gonna say north of 1% year of your population growth, that's that's a big chunk for just 12 months. So a lot of people move in there.   Micheal: I was gonna say I think something that I've started to do now much more so than I've done in the past is when looking at markets, evaluating the potential for short term rentals as well. And that's something that Roofstock actually just recently rolled out as part of the marketplace, which is super exciting. And so if before you like write off Nashville as a non possible cashflow market, think about some of the other tools in the tool belt, there are other ways you can approach this. And I think you can very easily turn a non capital market into a significant cash flow market via short term rental.   Emil: Great point and good plug.   Tom: So it's been kind of a, like, not super hot on like vacation rentals, but I think I'm changing. I think my attitudes are changing. I mean, it's not…   Michael: Dude, I'm right there with you, though. I was just so like, I didn't understand it for so long. And I was always so scared and gun shy of it. That was like, Oh, well, if it doesn't work out, or like a regulations change, then I'm left holding the bag kind of thing. And if it doesn't work out, like if there's not a strong, long term market, then you could be in big trouble. But we did a podcast and subsequent book club with Avery Carl. And we had her on in the Roofstock Academy. And she was talking about in these historic vacation markets, like the regulators are changing the they don't have the hotel lobbyists, they don't have the community aspect. People have always rented homes in these markets for vacations. Her thought is that that will continue.   Tom: I heard a great analogy in talking about vacation homes, like I always think of like, the Op, OPEX is being like, significantly higher, which I think like it is, but there's an aspect of OPEX and good friend, also investor, Mitch Davidson said, you know, think of them almost like a fire engine, you know, where it's constantly getting washed, like constantly, you know, shorts being used, but it's just like, at every kind of time around the Turner turn around the whatever, new person like it's getting a full like vetted, you know, evaluation. So like, while there is some like overhead and those costs, the fire engine analogy, I like that one, where it's like constantly used.   Michael: Yeah, that's good. I mean, it hits a little close to home for me with the whole fire thing, but whatever time I see what you did, I can still appreciate that   Tom: My comments are layered, Michael.   Michael; That's deep. I like your onion comments today.   Tom: Oh, yeah.   Michael: Cuz they're stinky.   Emil: Oh, all right. Moving on. You too. Moving on. Number 14. Someone said Florida. We are in Florida for number. I think that was Michael. Yeah. We are in Florida. For number two. Any guesses on which city in Florida?   Tom: I'm not even going to act like it didn't look because I have it up right in front of me.   Emil: So Tom can't say so Michael, what's your guess?   Michael; Oh, man, Tampa.   Emil: It's the market that every tech person on Twitter is talking about? Come on. I'm not on Twitter.   Michael: I know. I'm not in the feed so much though. Cocoa Beach. I don't know. I have no idea.   Emil: This guy's living under a rock, Miami, Florida.   Michael: Oh, Miami. All right. All right.   Emil: Miami, Miami, our composite index score in Miami. 53.81. Just as a quick reference, Nashville, again, was 53.27. So the higher the Composite Index, this article is claiming the higher the better. Potential for a rental property investor.   Tom: Big difference between those two, you're talking about how significant the population growth is Nashville at 1.5%. Yeah, Miami's just you know,.1% which is still like, you know, up north, but just kind of a point to Nashville, like, Wow, just massive influx?   Emil: Yeah, I wonder what that number will be when it looks at full 2021 data because I Twitter's a bubble, but a lot of people in tech Twitter talking about how many people have moved to Miami, you know, from Silicon Valley and other parts of the country.   So Alright, moving on to 13 We got Charlotte, North Carolina, our composite index 54.74 for Charlotte's some interesting stats, we can just cherry pick here year over year change in home price 23.8% In a year over year change in population 1.7%. So I'm sure if you've read articles like this one, Charlotte has made many lists and no different here.   Tom: Cool, cool market. Yeah, I mean, it's kind of similar to Nashville and just booming, booming growth.   Michael: Yeah, another thing another short term Haven, tons of bachelor bachelorette parties he talked about quite regularly as a destination.   Emil: Alright, moving on to number 12 We have Las Vegas Nevada, another another boom and bust markets. So Vegas has composite index 55.19 Let's find some interesting stats here year over year change in home price 24.1% year over year change in population 1.8% pretty solid.   Tom: I thought of something else I'd like to see in this report is the these the popular the median rent and the median home price and broken out into quartile? And also having volume for that core toil core current quadrado. I feel like Las Vegas is one where there's probably pretty big swings in price and maybe these other cities as well. Like I think that would be interesting because I mean I don't know if this segments out like properties that are typically used as rental or is it like globally of like all properties? You know, like I think that would be interesting to know.   Emil: Yeah, it's probably just median rents and median price across the board. I don't think they're segmenting or anything. Alright, so moving on to number 11. We have sin Antonio. So San Antonio's composite index 55.41 The gross rent multiplier here starts to tick down, we've been in the mid to low 20s. So far, this one drops down to 16.6. But with the caveat of our effective property tax rate in Texas is much higher. So San Antonio, we have 1.62 Versus if I look back to Nevada, or Las Vegas 0.58 So almost three times the property tax rates. Any comments there guys? Moving on. Alright, guys.   Michael: That's a lot of property tax.   Emil: That is a lot of property tax. All right, number 10. We are staying in Texas, we got Houston coming in with a composite index of 55.76 their gross rent multiplier 15.8. But again, effective property tax rate 1.67. In in Houston.   Our next one on the list is a little bit different. So everything we've covered so far home prices have been, let's see, Houston, I think was the lowest around 260,000. So number nine on the list is Oklahoma City, and the median or the author of the composite index 57.21 The median home price in Oklahoma City, much more affordable 190,559 And so your median monthly rent there is 1056. So this one's a little bit different on the list, you know your your change in home price, not as high 13.7%. Year over year, population 1.1%. But overall, the numbers look good for Oklahoma City on this list.   Michael: Alright, alright. Alright.   Emil: Alright, number eight, a very popular one. In addition to the North Carolina and Texas markets. Can you guys guess it? It's on every list. What is it?   Think think More West.   Tom: Already give San Antonio so it's not in Texas? Probably not in Cal   Michael: West of Oklahoma.   Tom: Not California. Could it be he either Tucson or Phoenix or so?   Emil: Yeah, Phoenix. Look at the wheels turn in there. I love it. Tom. Alright, Phoenix coming in at number eight, probably on every list composite index at 57.45. Our year, crazy year over year change in home price. 32.2%.   Michael: So nuts.   Emil: If you had a home in Phoenix probably didn't do anything in one year, you've gained 1/3 of the value. That's insane.   Michael: That's insane.   Emil: And according according to the data sources here forecasted home price growth 23.8% Over the next year,   Michael: So over two years you can have 50% between the forecasted and actual   Emil: Yep.   Tom: Another example of a Yeah, vacation. Vacation Rental was kind of being created to cash.   Emil: Yeah. Yeah. And another interesting stat here to pull out your your change in populations are first where we hit over 2% 2.1% for Phoenix.   Michael: So everybody who's out there this year is going to stay there for one summer and then move right back to where they came from.   Emil: Oh, man, I have a friend who lives out there. And when I talk to him in the summer, a client of mine he just tells me it's like 120 every single day and if your car is not parked in garage, you can't even get into your car. It's like everything's on your steering wheels on fire. See Bell it's crazy. Guys MOVING ON.   Michael: Enough with the fire references. Come on, let the wound heal. Emil: The world is getting hot, man.   Michael: I know.   Emil: Okay, number seven, Memphis, Tennessee, we got a composite index. 59.35 This is another more affordable market median home price. 198,369. Year over year, population growth hasn't been huge. 0.2% But your your change in home price. 17.7%. So Memphis looking good.   Tom: I like how diverse this list is in that, you know, there are some more assets, you know, kind of like cash preservation, you know, maybe more appreciation and then you have markets that are definitely more bent on some cash flow like Memphis and you know, no, not a fun strategy and then there's multiple poles to run into. Yep.   Michael: Sticking with a rabbit theme.   Tom: because I remember I think it might have been Gary or Gregor one of our one of the co founders with Roofstock was talking about how real estate is such a great investment because you have two holes to run to, there's the yield aspect and there's the appreciation or you can go into the more dominant hole but anyways okay enough of that Tom.   Emil: We'll see if anyone else is Did anyone else's mind with two holes and dominant hole?   Tom: Okay, whatever we can take it out whatever.   Emil: I might just go in straight. Okay   Michael: Love it.   Emil: Number six on the list this is going to be I think if we're using grm gross rent multiplier as the the loose benchmark for cash flow market, it's going to be our lowest grm which would loosely say our best potential cash flow market. We got Tulsa Oklahoma or composite index 59.55 and our gross rent multiplier 14.8. So median home price there is 181,919 and our median monthly rent is 1028.   Tom: I like Tulsa, Tulsa is pretty close to Oklahoma City to like, not too far away.   Michael: What do you like about Tulsa?   Tom: Oh, I did a road trip across the United States. And when I was living in Alabama and I made a stop in Tulsa and spent the night there. It's great city very friendly. Are there stuff to do? Yeah, I don't know. Not giving a lot of details there. That was beautiful. There were like parks and stuff.   Michael: Nice.   Emil: Do they have any professional sports teams? I know that's like, I remember from our webinars back in the day, that's like one of your investment criteria is at least one professional sports team.   Tom: Yeah, I think there's some triple A teams there. It's hotbed hotbed a triple I love it. I love a triple A team. That's a great experience. Nashville great triple A baseball team.   Michael: Is I think I think it's so interesting like the jump from triple A to the majors is so astronomically prevalent in like baseball. Aren't they baseball players like the highest paid professional athletes?   Tom: They typically have long pretty long careers.   Emil: Yeah, they can I think so. I think the average baseball contract is the highest.   Michael: I think so. Yeah. And like yet the like triple A and minor leagues are like some of the lowest paid athletes I think. I used to know a guy that his son played triple A's like he didn't have enough money make enough money to put food on the table. And they're traveling like all the time. It's I think it's a lot of work.   Tom: I think yeah, it's it's crazy. You do it for like five years and then if you make it it's like oh, wow, you're like, you know,   Michael: It's crazy. But if you don't, MAN Yeah. Anyway.   Emil: Baseball factoids.   Michael: Transition into baseball major and minor. Glad we got that part in this episode.   Emil: So many important lessons for our listeners. We get real estate investing. I'm gonna go come and present a baseball player.   Tom: Wait a minute, and baseball players.   Michael: I've had it wrong this whole time.   Emil: Onward and forward. Yeah, number five. Back to Florida. We got any guesses?   Michael: Jacksonville?   Emil: So you're looking at the list?   Michael: No.   Emil: Well, good job because you got it right.   Michael: I knew it would have to be on the list at some point if I threw out enough.   Emil: Yeah, Jacksonville. Okay, so Jacksonville composite index 61.17. Year over year change in home price 23.5% forecasted home price growth of 23.8. And year over year change in population 1.7%. Jacksonville.   Number four is the market that has been on a tear for a long time market that Tom I believe you're investing in   Tom: Atlanta, Georgia.   Emil: Yeah. Oh, man. Look at you. You knew it. Alright, so we got a composite index 61.7. Year over year change in home price a solid 23% forecasted home price growth 23.9% Wow. Population growth year over year 1% And our effective property tax rate 0.88 Still pretty solid. Nice.   Michael: Tom, you still have your Atlanta rental?   Tom: I do. Yeah. All of them and the other question is like, Okay, is it like, now you know, they've seen such great appreciation Do I like take it out and go buy somewhere else with that I feel like I'm at a time like timewise I can't commit to doing effective diligence on like redeploying all that you know that that capital but it's fun thing about investing you get some options,   Michael: Couple different holes!   Tom: You know, you know, you know what I did? Was it Tommy Boy that like analogy of like putting the head up a butcher, like, that's basically what I did with that quote. You know what I'm talking about? Tommy Boy trying to use his dad's analogies. A mouse has lots of holes to run to.   Michael: Such a great movie.   Tom: I totally accidentally did that. So anyways, yeah Atlanta great market   Michael: Okay full circle   Emil: All right, I think I think we're running long so I'm gonna just go quick fire with our top three. We got number three Birmingham, Alabama composite index 62.03. Number two we had Orlando, Florida Florida's got a couple of hands three or four on the list already. Orlando's composite index 63. And number one drumroll please. Another Florida market Tampa Tampa is number one with a composite score of 65.26.   Michael: Florida for the win as a state Yeah, holding it down.   Emil: At 27.7%. Year over year change in home price another 27.2% forecasted your your population change 1.4% effective property tax rate 0.9 grm of 17. So template and good.   Tom: The effective prop property tax rate seems like almost kind of low like for Florida being you know, no income taxes all property taxes. That seems Yeah. Very reasonable for   Michael: Especially compared to Texas. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yes, yes.   Emil: All right. Well, that's our list. And again, anyone wants to check out the full list, read the full methodology. Look at all the numbers. If you're looking for a market and want some help, I think this article is a great starting point. Check it out. We'll link to it in the show notes or you can go to the Stessa blog and look for the title: The best US cities to invest in rental property. I think that's it guys ready to take us home.   Michael: Yeah, let's get out of here.   Tom: Gotta go back to the dungeon.     Emil: Alright, everyone, thanks for tuning in. hope you learn something about a market or if you're invested in these markets, hopefully you were able to give yourself a little pat on the back. And with that, we will check you out on the next episode. Happy investing.   Michael: Happy investing.   Tom: Happy investing.

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Ryan and Morgan discuss another Florida man calling in a threat to a Walmart following the mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso.

Another Florida city pays of hackers with Bitcoin! My thoughts on Shapeshift's willingness to work with Libra. Zimbabwe reminds us of real life BTC use cases that are currently bubbling up. Keep up that strong hand! In motion! Another Flashback! More! Recorded in Los Angeles, CA! WATCH the show here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kk9_bVnmsig Follow Adam on Twitter- https://twitter.com/TechBalt All of the BitcoinMeister videos are here at DisruptMeister.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bitcoinmeister/support

A daily look at the relevant information security news from overnight.Episode 98 - 28 June 2019Watch your WhatsApp - https://www.zdnet.com/article/android-spyware-campaign-spreads-across-the-middle-east/Server Ad-ing ransomware - https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hacked-ad-server-pushes-seon-ransomware-trojans-via-malvertising/More S3 leaks - https://threatpost.com/leaky-amazon-s3-buckets-expose-data-of-netflix-td-bank/146084/Another Florida city ransomed - https://miami.cbslocal.com/2019/06/26/key-biscayne-third-city-data-breach-florida-cities-paid-hackers/Insta got the blues - https://threatpost.com/scammers-prey-on-instagram-vanity-and-verified-account-status/146075/

California is on fire! Mani is feeling the pressure from the Beyhive. Poe refuses to buy a couch and LG decodes the Carter V bonus tracks. The guys also discuss the tragic Thousand Oaks shooting. Another Florida recount. House of Cards brilliance and much more. This episode is powered by Northwest Pizza in Ashland, OR. Follow Meet The Brave Podcast Follow Mani Follow LG Follow Poe Follow Lex Follow Northwest Pizza

Alan Steinberg former member of the George W. Bush administration and I talk about the firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his replacement Matt Whitaker. Also, we checkout the midterm results and tell you why Democrats, did get the Blue Wave they wanted. Also if you have questions for Alan or me hit us up on Twitter @Asteinberg613 and Jim Williams at @JWMediaDC We are happy to have Blinkist as a sponsor. Try out their outstanding service FREE for seven days by clicking on this link www.blinkist.com/williams and join the over 7 million people who are expanding their minds 15 minutes at a time - get started today! * Promotional and sponsor consideration from Sling TV the best streaming live television service on the market. Become a Slinger today. For all of your streaming video needs visit Boom Media, where you can get the best gear on the market. www.boommedia.org Ask questions and follow us on social media @JWMediaDC on Twitter. on Tumblr and Facebook

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Alan update the latest news!Bud updates the latest details known about the California mass shooting. AND Governor Rick Scott orders law enforcement investigation into possible voter fraud in south Florida. ALSO Veterans Day celebrations and ceremonies this weekend! PLUS Moira joins Bud to talk about her coming episode of Moira's Mixed Company on WFLA!

Featuring an interview with Abdul Williams, writer of the Bobby Brown Story and the New Edition Story. Also discussing: another "Florida man" story, the shooting of Botham Jean and more. (original airdate: 9/14/18)

Dee and Harrison unravel the kiddie MK ultra internet conspiracy widely known as Elsagate. Florida man with ridiculous name accidentally murders roommate. Another Florida man stages his own homicide using a weather balloon. Phone calls. RIP Jon Schnepp. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to access bonus news stories, phone calls, and outtakes....

1) Another Florida player suspended 2) Moving sucks 3) Who's Hot? Who's Cold? 4) Don't patronize golfers

1) Another Florida player suspended 2) Moving sucks 3) Who's Hot? Who's Cold? 4) Don't patronize golfers

It's a podcast summit with Michael from qCastCT.com and Daniel from Callbox 7...in my living room!  We talk about all sorts of things on Daniels fancy schmancy mixing board and microphone.  Of course that doesn't stop Taylor from talking REALLY CLOSE TO THE MICROPHONE and very very far away....Other than that, the sound quality is AWESOME!  It's very NPR...on your iPod....wooden spoons wooden spoons... First, Daniel and I realize we have a past....Chili's.....an update on the Work Passion Party....Daniel talks about Callbox 7, Michael TRIES to talk about qCast CT (though he won't give up the new name (though we all know now the new CT is for Connections), but Taylor keeps interrupting him, we talk about getting together with ANOTHER Florida podcast, Bob Lassiter,and a hidden talk radio shame that Taylor shares with the group.  Oh, and the pugs decide to engage in pug on pug action in the middle of the room, while the podcasters look on in horror.  Please check out www.callbox7.com and www.qcastct.com MUSIC: Brain Bukit: Run Rabbit/The Chase. www.podismycopilot.com, www.myspace.com/podismycopilot/, podismycopilot@gmail.com