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Eddie talks about the crazy first days of March Madness did we expect anything less with all these underdogs showing up to play. The NCAA has a terrible look as videos and photos surface of the ladies weight room, meals and presents they were given compared to the men. They made an excuse then came back to apologize. Eddie also takes a deep dive in the PJ Tucker trade and why Lebron deserves more than 4 MVPS. As Eddie is on the air Lebron gets a high ankle strain, what does this look like for the Lakers going forward without AD and now Lebron. If you enjoyed this episode, follow us and subscribe to the show: you can find us on iTunes or on any app that carries podcasts as well as on YouTube. Please remember to subscribe and give us a nice review. That way you’ll always be among the first to get the latest GSMC Basketball Podcasts.We would like to thank our Sponsor: GSMC Podcast NetworkAdvertise with US: http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/advertise-with-us.html Website: https://gsmcpodcast.com/gsmc-basketball-podcastITunes Feed : https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gsmc-basketball-podcast/id1121427158 GSMC YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaNoy1YERuo&list=PLF8Qial15ufqL6otrvrBA1qHY18Cp78xh"list=PLF8Qial15ufqL6otrvrBA1qHY18Cp78xh Twitter: https://twitter.com/GSMC_Basketball Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gsmcbasketball/ Disclaimer: The views expressed on the GSMC Basketball Podcast are for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction, copying or redistribution of The GSMC Basketball Podcast without the express written consent of Golden State Media Concepts LLC is prohibited.

What circumstances would drive someone to voluntary smuggle themselves back into a concentration camp? 'The Happiest Man On Earth' by Eddie Jaku is the memoir of a man who endured tremendous suffering, managing to survive through the holocaust. The book starts with life before WWII, his subsequent experiences in the concentration camps before moving away from Belgium/Germany and emigrating to Australia. There are some intense and amazing stories from his time in the camps, including his daring escape from Auschwitz and need to return by smuggling himself back in.Juan summarised the book as follows. "I thought I would get quite used to reading those Holocaust books but I didn't with this one. It was a really enjoyable read because of the way it is just so succinctly broken up into the various chapters, it will keep you coming back for more. The perspective that these books provide are what I always gain as a pragmatic takeaway. As Eddie says 'life can be beautiful if you make it beautiful. It is up to you.'"As always, we hope you enjoy, Mere Mortals out!Timeline:(0:00) - Synopsis(1:53) - General Thoughts(4:00) - Smuggling Himself Back Into Auschwitz(6:05) - Key Principles(9:26) - Final ThoughtsConnect with Mere Mortals:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/

This week rock guitar God Eddie Van Halen died after a long battle with throat cancer. As a guitar who was 13 when Van Halen's first album was released, and whose band provided the soundtrack to my adolescent years this hit me hard. With this in mind, I wanted to talk about things podcasters can learn from Eddie Van Halen. Sponsor -Profit from Your Podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners into a Livelihood Methods and Advice for Making the Most of Your Podcast—Pricing, Sponsors, Crowdfunding, and More Pick up any book on podcast monetization, and you will find 90 percent of it only covers how to launch a podcast. If you already have a podcast, you have that information; you’re ready for the next step. Profit from Your Podcast provides top strategies and real-life examples of podcast monetization. This book is more than what to do. It also tells you how to do it. Chapters cover such topics as: How to Grow Your Audience How to Set Your Pricing Understanding Advertising Jargon How to Find Sponsors Best Strategies for Making Money as an Affiliate Master Strategies for Crowdfunding Harnessing the Power of Webinars and Events The Top Tools to Make Your Job Easy Built on the author’s fifteen years of experience in podcasting, this action-packed guide will benefit new and veteran podcasters. Get clear on who your audience is and what they want, deliver value, and build an engaged audience that wants to give you money. Leverage your relationships and the integrity you have built through your podcast to create multiple streams of income. Profit from Your Podcast gives you the tools to do it all. Order on Amazon.com Van Halen Took Years to Build Their Audience The band was formed in 1972. Some of the top songs in 1972 were Saturday in the park in Chicago, Brandy (You're a fine girl), I'll take you there (the staple singers). Not exactly a thriving time of high energy, guitar-oriented hard rock. They played clubs for years. In 1976 (four years later) Gene Simmons of Kiss financed a demo tape, and arranged a performance in front of Kiss's management and was told that "they had no chance of making it" and that they wouldn't take them. Gene then removed himself from further involvement. A year later when they were playing the famed "Starwood: club Ted Templeman of Warner Brother saw the band and they were offered a contract. Good Planning Leads to Less Editing As they had been playing clubs for years, the band was well-rehearsed and ready to go. Their first album was recorded in three weeks with almost no overdubs. You Don't Need to Spend a Ton of Cash There are two popular guitars in rock music. A Stratocaster has a thin sound and used by blues players and it had a whammy bar. A Les Paul has a thicker, chunkier sound. Eddie took the guts of a Less Paul and put them into the Stratocaster (called the Frankencaster). He made the guitar himself using a guitar body that cost fifty dollars and a guitar neck that cost eighty. He ended up with a thicker, chunkier guitar tone that had a whammy bar. The guitar that cost $130 to make has a replica that now goes for thousands of dollars. He stated that because he was poor he had to find ways to make the noises on the guitar. He Learned Through Trial And Error In the process of creating his own guitar, Eddie states, "I ruined a bunch of stuff." The bottom line he never stopped experimenting. In the song intruder, you hear Eddie creating bizarre sounds on his guitar. It turns out that some of those sounds were Eddie Swiping a Schlitz beer can up and down the neck. In the song poundcake, Eddie uses an electric drill. The bizarre noise on Automic Punk is Eddie running the side of his hands up and down the strings. He was always looking for ways to make different noises (like an elephant) with his guitar. The strange wooshing noise in the middle of the song Panama is Eddie's Lamborgini. He had an endless curiosity and was constantly experimenting. He Never Learned How To Read Music He would watch his teacher's fingers and then play whatever he just saw. His parents forced him to play the piano and won contests when he was ages 9-11. After using the Beatles and the Dave Clark Five he picked up the guitar. Because he never learned guitars lessons "by the book" he believes he wouldn't play the way he does if he had done "Traditional" guitar studies. Inventions Around Van Halen I mentioned how he created his own guitar. He holds a patent for a device that allows you to stand and hold the guitar flat. He perfected a style of playing called "tapping" where he play notes with both hands. This lead to the invention of guitar tablature as people couldn't figure out how to put down on paper what he was doing on the fretboard. Enjoy Your Soup How did Van Halen get their sound? Drummer Alex Van Halen prefers straight forward rock. Eddie liked progressive rock, and David Lee Roth like disco at the time. Eddie referred to this as ingredients in your soup. I like singer Gary Cherone from the band Extreme. He joined Van Halen and recorded Van Halen III. On that album bassist Michael Anthony has stated that Eddie told him what and how to play, Gary stated that Eddie was playing bass and drums, making it more or less an Eddie Van Halen Solo album. One point here is this album came out in 1998, and was not sober until 2008. This was the first album to not go platinum (it did achieve Gold status). I was also the longest studio album.  Embrace Who You Are When they were in the clubs, they were playing covers. As Eddie put it, no matter how hard I tried I couldn't play what was on the record. I could only be me. Consequently, when you hear a Van Halen record, it sounds like a Van Halen record. Go To Where Your Audience is and Promote Nonstop When they couldn't get a record deal they started throwing their own parties and concerts. They toured for 11 months straight to promote their first album including 23 shows in 25 days in the UK. When he got home Warner Brothers alerted the band that they owed the record label three million dollars and a new album. They wouldn't take no for an answer. They stuffed flyers in lockers of high schools. If you liked them or not, you were at least going to know about the band. Slowly they built an audience of 3-5000 people which attracted the attention of Warner Brothers. He Was Always Nervous Going On Stage In the early days, he asked his Dad how he dealy with stage fright. His father gave him alcohol and cigarettes (and would later die from Alcohol-related issues). After Eddie got sober, his son was in the band and Eddie said, "If my sixteen-year-old son can be out there kicking butt, then I guess I better get out there." You Don't Have To Release Everything Eddie built himself a studio and was always recording, experimenting, but it is assumed that there is quite a bit of music that was not released. Have Fun One of the things you can hear in a Van Halen record is fun. Watch Eddie play guitar and you will see one thing that never changes. He smiles. Why? Because he came to this country from Holland with his parents who brought a piano and what amounted to $50. He didn't speak the language and got bullied as he was considered a minority. Money Changes Everything In the book Runnin' wit the Devil" he states that the Van Halen brothers (along with David Lee Roth) gave Michael Anthony an ultimatum right around the time the “1984” album came out. In a nutshell, they did not believe Michael’s contributions to the band’s music entitled him to an equal 1/4 split of the profits, so they drew-up a contract that stipulated that he would no longer share in any royalties from Van Halen recordings from the “1984” album on, and I believe it also limited what he would receive from the previous records, touring, and merchandise sales as well. In effect, while Michael would technically still be in the band, he would essentially become a paid employee from that point on. Most die-hard fans found this offensive. We want to believe you all get along and are best buddies. Put Your Family First In 2006 Eddie Van Halen replaced Michael Anthony with his son Wolfgang. He knew this was not going to be a popular choice, but he put his family first. What father wouldn't want to play with his son? Communication is the Lubrication Eddie Van Halen wasn't on social media. The website as I write this now does not even have a notice that Eddie has died. For years his audience had no idea what he was up to. Michael Anthony found out he had been replaced via the Internet. He could have kept that connection stronger by keeping people in the loop.  Why? Eddie was a nice guy, but an introvert. He just wanted to make music. Upon his cancer diagnosis, he retreated even further.  Profit From Your Podcast Is Available Thanks to Letitia Evans who was the first to write a review of my new book Profit from your podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners into a Livelihood. She said, "Dave is one of the best in the podcasting space! This book does a great job of sharing the pieces that need to come together for podcasters to serve their listeners well without shortchanging their livelihoods. Any podcaster that wants to start right and continue well will benefit from this book. Mentioned in This Episode Audio Technica ATR2100x microphone Samson Q2u Start Your Podcast Worry-Free at the School of Podcasting You're worried you'll sound stupid. You won't as I show you how to know exactly what your audience wants. You're worried about the technology? Don't be as I have step by step tutorials to walk you through the whole podcasting process. Need some help along the way? I do live group coaching multiple times per month, you have priority email support, and a private Facebook group filled with brilliant podcasting minds. You also have a 30-day money-back guarantee so if you're not happy you can get your money back. Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start  

As debuts go, Ten was uncommonly intimate, dragging the listener through an array of emotions. Lyric topics range from incest, murder, growing up without a father, war and greed, suicide and bullying. Singer Eddie Vedder wore his heart on his songwriting sleeve. He was a happy-go-lucky surfer guy on the outside, but obviously was dealing with a lot personal issues internally. The songs moved people, showed them a new style of commitment that had been increasingly absent in rock. They were able to tow that line between offering an escape from the real problems in the world, and making the listener feel like they're not alone with those very same problems. Of getting a generation of kids singing a rallying cry about incest, “Oh, I’m Still Alive.”. As Eddie would later say, it was kind of a bummer all these songs about dark life issues were so relatable. But when you sell that many copies of a record, you know you’ve touched on something special….you’ve connected with an untold amount of people. While the lyrics touched on a variety of important topics, the music on Ten is groundbreaking. It combines the excitement of classic arena rock, the what-the-f*ck attitude of punk, high-speed psychedelic guitar virtuosity, and Vedder’s truly distinct vocals to create an absolute powerhouse of a listening experience. Ten would eventually be considered alongside Nirvana’s Nervermind as the dawn of the grunge movement. With a front-lines look at seeing what was popular in the 80’s nearing it’s end, Eddie wrote in RollingStone magazine’s 1991 Year In Review issue, “Finally, music gets to the point. Ian sings, ‘We’re all here’, Perry sings ‘These are the days’, Cornell sings, ‘The wreck is going down’, and he’s right. Wake up, or die in your sleep.”

My conversation with Eddie Johnson: Eddie is a relatable person… he has gone through many, intense personal challenges, he picked himself up and he moved forward. Eddie recognizes the stress people are under - and not just due to COVID-19. Society and life itself creates stress and people create stress for themselves too. Eddie then helps people understand their inner strengths and principles and values in an easy to identify manner, so they can begin making positive changes in themselves. As Eddie says, it starts by finding your "authentic self". Eddie does NOT believe your changes need to be wholesale overhauls, they can be little changes that will ultimately be building blocks towards creating a better, overall approach to wellness and life. The key is to take a look at your personal experiences, learn from them, and build from there. Eddie's business is called E4 Inspiring Motivations. His business website is www.EddieLJohnson.com. He has written a book called “Passing the Test of Faith”. He has a FREE introductory 4 week Zoom course called “Play Big - Get in the Game with Purpose”. The website to register for this FREE course is www.makingnextlevelmoves.com. He has a more advanced 6 week course called “Next Level Success”. AND, Eddie is a motivational speaker - giving keynote speeches that people really connect with. Check it all out at www.EddieLJohnson.com!

Young Irish actor Lola Petticrew (A Bump Along The Way) joins Anna to chat about her new comedy Dating Amber, directed by David Freyne. She plays Amber, a lesbian schoolgirl who pretends to date Eddie (Fionn O'Shea - Normal People) so the pair can pose as straight. As Eddie struggles with his sexual identity, he and Amber grow closer. Lola talks frankly about the film, her friendship with her co-star and her own journey to coming out as queer. Carrie Lyell, the editor of DIVA magazine, is our guest reviewer and discusses Dating Amber with Anna. The two critics also revisit the 1999 film But I'm A Cheerleader, a comedy set in a gay conversion camp and starring Natasha Lyonne. They also pay tribute to Girls On Film favourite Booksmart. All films are available on Amazon Prime Video, our partner for this episode. Become a patron of Girls On Film on Patreon here: www.patreon.com/girlsonfilmpodcast Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/GirlsOnFilm_Pod www.twitter.com/annasmithjourno www.twitter.com/primevideouk www.twitter.com/seej Watch Girls On Film's latest show on the BFI's YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/Opl7aSOiQs4 Girls On Film is an HLA production, exec produced by Hedda Archbold and audio produced by Jane Long. Principal Partner: Peter Brewer. Intern: Heather Dempsey.

Hi Everyone! This is Justin! Thanks for joining us online! Virtual services combined with zoom chat has been more engaging than I ever thought it would be! For those of you listening on this podcast, thank you for tuning in and being a part of our community. If you have any prayer requests drop a line at hugchurch.com We’d love to pray for you. Also! If you are interested in giving to Hug, we want to encourage you to give online at hugchurch.com/give. We appreciate any dollar amount so we can continue to serve and love the people in our community as best we can.Well this week was a historic weekend! As Eddie wraps up our series called the 99: The power of Community we not only hear from him today, but also hear from Eunice!! So join us as we listen to what they both have to say about community! Here’s Eddie and Eunice!!!!Support the show (https://hugchurch.onlinegiving.org/donate/login)

As Eddie and his “random picker” have locked on to Max’s side top knot, Max has realized that Eddie has been calling Case File N221: Kabukicho by the wrong name. Fear not! Anime Compost has entered, You’re Stuck With It: the ReMiX! Join us and find out if Suzi is able to watch Val X Love without cringing, while Eddie lets us know how disturbing Babylon can get. Last but certainly not least, grab some toilet paper because Paul shits all over Fairy Gone. 

As Eddie makes yet more changes to his current training squad we discuss the implications, and it's not all bad. 

The Greek Pantheon was graced by Zeus's three daughters: Aglaia, Thalia, and Euphrosyne. The daughters embodied elegance, beauty, and joy. As Eddie tells it, Philadelphia had three legendary brothers around Chinatown: the Cheety brothers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eric-foemmel/support

One of the lesser-talked about issues of our time is the serious lack of Hispanic representation in the upper-most ranks of the United States Armed Forces, such as generals and admirals. Among those fighting to raise awareness of this issue is Edward Cabrera, president of the Hispanic Veterans Leadership Alliance (https://www.casabagroup.net/). "Eddie" is a former U.S. Air Force aviator who's now trying to educate both the public and federal lawmakers on this important issue. With an April 17th letter to the Defense Department backed by a May 7th letter from Congress, Eddie and his Alliance have been busy in 2019 in not only pointing out the problems with Hispanics being absent from senior officer positions, but he's also been proposing strategies to key officials to increase Hispanic representation in these role-model and mission-critical positions. As someone who previously flew F-16 fighter jets and other combat-ready aircraft in addition to continuing to serve our country by working as a NASA programs manager, members of the DA Hispanic Caucus and the DA Military and Veteran Family Caucus were grateful that Eddie joined our podcast to spread his important messaging. As Eddie mentions on the podcast, Americans living abroad can help the cause in doing a take-action item by contacting your members of Congress - ¡Escúchalo ya! DA participants in this episode: Anna Marie Mattson (DA France), Michael Lee (DA Germany), Carlos Colao (DA Spain), and Michael Ramos (DA Australia). Podcast music provided by Carlos Colao, musician and member of the DA Hispanic Caucus.

As Eddie and Ryan wait for Book III, they discuss their latest summons from the Adrift banner. We also have updated impressions on Aether Raids, which have been in the game for a week now. In Summoner’s Focus we take a look at Faye from Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. Next Summoner’s Focus we’ll […]

Sam leaps into Eddie Elroy, a college student who finds himself in the family business of selling bomb shelters, on the eve of the Cuban Missile Crisis. As Eddie, Sam must prevent the murder of a neighbor who tries to enter the Elroy’s shelter during a false scare.

Synopsis: LIVE tells the story of private detective Eddie Hill, hired to find Linda Johnson, whose abduction was live-streamed on Facebook. Eddie lays out a timeline for detectives from interviews with friends, Linda's Facebook page, and security camera footage. Two persons of interest emerge, a mysterious man named Josh Jones and an anonymous hacker wannabe, Patrick Flannagan. As Eddie digs deeper, Patrick turns out to be an unsuspecting ally while Josh becomes more of a suspect. Everything comes to a dramatic conclusion when Eddie is notified by Patrick, while being grilled by the detectives, that he has found Linda Johnson and is going to live stream her rescue. The rescue is short lived when Patrick is violently snatched from behind. The live video POV shifts to YouTube and the feed is being operated by an unknown stringer, a freelance ambulance chaser who is streaming an active crime scene at Linda Johnson's house. Dead or alive, Linda and Patrick's demise is far from certain as Eddie uncovers the horrors of the dark web.   Trailer : https://www.youtube.c om/watch?time_continue=1&v=a9A 8fY30XEI Website : https://www.findlinda .com IMDb : https://www.imdb.com/tit le/tt8890230 Michael Greene (Writer/Director/Produc er): https://www.imdb.com/name /nm1322006 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Synopsis: LIVE tells the story of private detective Eddie Hill, hired to find Linda Johnson, whose abduction was live-streamed on Facebook. Eddie lays out a timeline for detectives from interviews with friends, Linda's Facebook page, and security camera footage. Two persons of interest emerge, a mysterious man named Josh Jones and an anonymous hacker wannabe, Patrick Flannagan. As Eddie digs deeper, Patrick turns out to be an unsuspecting ally while Josh becomes more of a suspect. Everything comes to a dramatic conclusion when Eddie is notified by Patrick, while being grilled by the detectives, that he has found Linda Johnson and is going to live stream her rescue. The rescue is short lived when Patrick is violently snatched from behind. The live video POV shifts to YouTube and the feed is being operated by an unknown stringer, a freelance ambulance chaser who is streaming an active crime scene at Linda Johnson's house. Dead or alive, Linda and Patrick's demise is far from certain as Eddie uncovers the horrors of the dark web.   Trailer : https://www.youtube.c om/watch?time_continue=1&v=a9A 8fY30XEI Website : https://www.findlinda .com IMDb : https://www.imdb.com/tit le/tt8890230 Michael Greene (Writer/Director/Produc er): https://www.imdb.com/name /nm1322006 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As Eddie, Justin, and Mike (Hi Mike!) go through their Half-Marathon training, Eddie decided to go through all of the old files of Falcon Punch Thunder Dad episodes...and behold!!!!  He found an old, unpublished episode that would otherwise never have been sent out into the world!! Enjoy as the Thunder Dads discuss healthy habits, less bad for you adult beverages, and other tips that they are using to live a healthier lifestyle!!

This week the guys share how you can generate income in retirement. As Eddie gives a killer market recap, listen close to hear our neighbors from Calendly enjoy their weekly Friday morning screaming match.