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As Gavin begins a new series and considers the truth of worship, he challenges us to consider the tension between understanding a Majestic and Intimate God. Which area do you need to press deeper into?

Sponsored by:saxtoninsurance.com & Cosmic Coffee + Beer GardenBe sure to subscribe to & follow us on our new video platform, YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSuaf06KEDv2POR4dlfR7Jw and on our  Facebook page: Stories Inside the Man Cave PodcastSponsored by:http://saxtoninsurance.com & https://www.cosmiccoffeebeer.com/Follow on Twitter: @storiesmancaveHost:Shawn ClynchCo-Hosts:Mike "Hardball" Hardge"Big Mike" MurphyMaurice "Coach Mo" HarrisGavin is a former Anderson Trojan Football & Texas State Bobcat Football defensive back/linebacker.Graham's story has multiple angles including his family. Beginning with his father, William, who is a Texas Football #DBU alumni and played for the Detroit LionsGavin's mom, Lisa, the matriarch of the Grahams is the one who is the foundation of these men in this household.Then there's his older brother, Hayden who graduated from the Air Force Academy and played basketball for the Falcons program as well. Hayden is now an officer in the United States Air Force.As Gavin tells his story, you quickly find out how close his family truly is. He refers to his dad as his, "hero".His true character and leadership skills were revealed in how he responded to the countless injuries he suffered while playing football at Texas State. Instead of asking, why, Gavin is grateful for each of them because it gave him a new perspective on life.His Man Cave Story was absolutely hilarious, his dad tripped over a barrier while getting excited in anticipation of a Texas Longhorns football game.During the middle segment, we promote the following:saxtoninsurance.comTravis Manion FoundationCosmic Coffee + Beer GardenSummer youth basketball camps with Kris Clack & Ray JacksonSegment 2:We discuss Texas Longhorns baseball's chances of advancing past South Florida in this weekend's super regional to earn the program's 37th trip to the College World Series in Omaha.We wrapped things up with the Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden "Tell Me Something Good" segment.

Sponsored by: saxtoninsurance.com & Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden Be sure to subscribe to & follow us on our new video platform, YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSuaf06KEDv2POR4dlfR7Jw and on our Facebook page: Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast Sponsored by: http://saxtoninsurance.com & https://www.cosmiccoffeebeer.com/ Follow on Twitter: @storiesmancave Host: Shawn Clynch Co-Hosts: Mike "Hardball" Hardge "Big Mike" Murphy Maurice "Coach Mo" Harris Gavin is a former Anderson Trojan Football & Texas State Bobcat Football defensive back/linebacker. Graham's story has multiple angles including his family. Beginning with his father, William, who is a Texas Football #DBU alumni and played for the Detroit Lions Gavin's mom, Lisa, the matriarch of the Grahams is the one who is the foundation of these men in this household. Then there's his older brother, Hayden who graduated from the Air Force Academy and played basketball for the Falcons program as well. Hayden is now an officer in the United States Air Force. As Gavin tells his story, you quickly find out how close his family truly is. He refers to his dad as his, "hero". His true character and leadership skills were revealed in how he responded to the countless injuries he suffered while playing football at Texas State. Instead of asking, why, Gavin is grateful for each of them because it gave him a new perspective on life. His Man Cave Story was absolutely hilarious, his dad tripped over a barrier while getting excited in anticipation of a Texas Longhorns football game. During the middle segment, we promote the following: saxtoninsurance.com Travis Manion Foundation Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden Summer youth basketball camps with Kris Clack & Ray Jackson Segment 2: We discuss Texas Longhorns baseball's chances of advancing past South Florida in this weekend's super regional to earn the program's 37th trip to the College World Series in Omaha. We wrapped things up with the Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden "Tell Me Something Good" segment.

One of the mistakes that people make is that they try to sell the lease option concept, but they lose every single time. Instead, you should start thinking about how it’s all about positioning. In this coaching call, Gavin walks some of our students through the wall they keep running into as they talk to sellers. Positioning yourself as an investor when you talk to sellers should be the basis of all of your conversations. You are investors, even if you plan on using a lease option. Explaining to a seller what a lease option is right away can be overwhelming, especially if they’ve never worked with an investor before. As Gavin walks our students through what they’re doing, you can see this really cool “Aha!” moment when they realize that they’re assuming what the seller wants. It’s easy to think you know what the seller wants, but when you approach a deal waiting to be sold on whether you should buy the house, you give the seller a chance to talk. While the seller is convincing you that you should buy their house, they’re convincing themselves even more that they’re ready to sell it, no matter what. They might be a tired landlord or an out-of-state homeowner, but either way, when they realize they have a chance to make some money, they’ll get excited about an offer. Sometimes a sandwich lease option won’t work for a situation, so Gavin shows our students how to transition from a sandwich lease option to an assignment lease option. When you work with coaches like Gavin or myself, we can help you figure out where your script needs some tweaking. Sometimes all you need is an outsider’s view to help you see where you can improve. What’s Inside: —One of the biggest mistakes made with the lease option concept. —How a coach can help you untangle one of your common problems. —How one offer can make another offer look better. —Don’t assume you know what the seller wants; let him tell you. —The point where you should mention lease options (and it might surprise you!).

Today's episode is directed at kids, teenagers, minors! Gavin shares his experience on how to start, operate & succeed with your own business while still a minor. His message is useful for adults as well, because he shares principles to help anyone succeed... anyone with internal drive that is. As Gavin is expanding his fourth business, heading into Junior year of high school, while on the Varsity Track & Field team, he offers inspiring and still very practical step-by-step advice. Plus, today is his birthday. Happy 16th, Gav!*DISCLAIMER: While the show carries an "E" for explicit, there are no occurrences of adult language in this episode. All ears are welcome today.

As Gavin is off staging Jit Murad’s play ‘Gold Rain and Hailstones’ at Damansara Performing Arts Centre (Tickets at www.dpac.com.my ), Iain is joined by Dashran Yohan of MovieDash.com to review Jim Cameron and Robert Rodriguez’s adaptation of the Yukito Kishiro’s manga Alita: Battle Angel. We review the film and talk about the similarities and changes […] The post Episode 217: Alita Battle Angel with Dashran Yohan appeared first on McYapandFries.com.

As Gavin reviews the recent Simple Church Conference, he brings up one of the topics: How Do We Know That God Really Loves Us? Tom and Gavin weigh in on this topic. Does God love us only when we obey Him? Is His love really unconditional? How do we know and experience His love?

In our first Yuletide set Sopranos episode, we get several revealing flashbacks in which Tony is haunted by ghosts of Christmas past. As Gavin and Hannibal observe, “To Save Us All From Satan’s Power” displays tremendous depth in its approach to referencing past events, and setting up future ones. It also gives insight into how mobsters emotionally process the experience of being betrayed by one of their own.

Don’t let all the pagers fool you, this episode is timeless, and represents a subtle evolution in craft for The Sopranos. As Gavin and Hannibal discover, it’s about several “fortunate sons” and profound in the way it insightfully weaves its themes of responsibility, identity and inheritance, through every last scene.

It’s impossible not to become infatuated with soulful pop princess Gavin Turek. The LA Native is always clad in a hand-made 70s fringe dress (designed herself in every color) and armed with the best dance moves you’ve ever seen. It’s easy to draw comparisons anywhere from Tina Turner to Beyoncé but really, Gavin is her own force to be reckoned with. Performing always came natural: she grew up with a father who played piano and tagging alongside her mother, who toured coffeeshops singing gospel. Her origin story goes like this: at age three, a teeny tiny Gavin interrupted her mother mid performance, took over the mic and to the astonishment of the audience, finished the song for her. She knew every single lyric, word for word, and whoa, that girl could sing. Suffice to say, a star was born. Growing up, Gavin obsessively studied two things: music (the likes of Donna Summer, Prince, Lauryn Hill, Diana Ross. Michael Jackson, Giorgio Moroder) and all forms of dance. Originally aspiring to be a professional dancer, she spent months at a time in India and Africa, immersing herself in different cultures. Ghana was where Gavin first discovered her love for fringe and learned that the popular disco-era fad had much deeper origins. Everyday while in Ghana, Gavin learned and performed the traditional dances of the northern region, with falling in love with their massive fringe belts that moved with the music and drums as an extension of body and spirit. As Gavin jokingly told Nylon Magazine, “fringe really makes your hips look good and accentuates the movements.” Another great discovery for her was that in other cultures, dance is much more than a form entertainment, it is a way of life. It is used to celebrate births, weddings, religious worships, achievements and even deaths and afterlife. Upon returning to the United States, Gavin eventually returned to singing and songwriting as her main medium of expression, but when the time came to perform her own music, dance and fringe costumes naturally became a vital component for her live shows. Two special artists in particular became champions early on for Gavin. Brainfeeder genius TOKiMONSTA has been a longtime friend and collaborator. Early on in both their careers, she asked Gavin to contribute vocals to her productions, which lead to the fan favorite track “Darkest Dim.” Mayer Hawthorne was next, not only inviting Gavin to open his sold out tours but recruiting her as the female counterpart in his retro funk act Tuxedo with producer Jake Uno. (You may recognize her as the golden disco goddess gracing the stage with them everywhere from the legendary Hollywood Bowl to Japan). In 2015, word of mouth about Gavin’s music and electric live shows spread with the release of her electro R&B infused mini-album “You’re Invited” produced by TOKiMONSTA. The girl power duo followed the release with a sold out tour and received accolades from Billboard, NPR, The Fader, Apple / Beats 1, KCRW, etc. That year,Spin named Gavin as the summer’s Top Artist to Watch and her disco funk-tinged single "Don’t Fight It” as one of the best tracks of 2015. By 2016, Gavin’s star quality was undeniable. She dominated the stage with guest performances at legendary festivals such as Outside Lands and Coachella and late night performances on Jimmy Kimmel with Mayer Hawthorne and Cee Lo. Her crowning achievement this past year began with the release of her single “On the Line” (produced by Chris Hartz of Passion Pit) last May. In support of the release, she played a beyond sold-out month long residency in Los Angeles. The long time venue promoter said he had never seen anything like it in LA, with lines wrapped around the block in hopes of catching Gavin perform what would soon become her new EP Good Look for You.  “On the Line”  premiered #1 on HypeMachine very organically thanks to dedicated love from the hippest underground blogs and airplay from six of KCRW’s top tastemakers. KCRW DJ Anne Lit proclaimed it the “song of the summer.”    Gavin preps now to release her EP “Good Look for You” February 17 via her own label Madame Gold Records. A self starter and entrepreneur whose mission is to inspire women of all ages and ethnicities, Madame Gold continues the tradition of female greats taking the reigns of their own success. Gavin considers it an homage to the artists she admires most: Solange, Janelle Monae and TOKiMONSTA. The EP’s single “Good Look for You” (November, 2016) already has  garnered attention from Stereogum, Nylon, Okayplayer, etc and the EP release will be celebrated with a live KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic in-studio session and release parties in both Los Angeles and New York this February. www.artistdecoded.com

On our latest podcast we review Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ Kong: Skull Island, the latest instalment in Legendary’s “MonsterVerse” after 2014’s Godzilla. As Gavin is currently in Singapore rehearsing “Hand To God” at the Singapore Repertory Theatre (show runs from 19th Apr – 6 May, tickets available here) we’re extending our greenroom136.com competition to win a Metromonger compact, single strap, urban bag, for another […] The post Episode 188: Kong Skull Island appeared first on McYapandFries.com.

As Gavin is out of the country this week Iain is joined by two of the Geeks in Malaysia; Amelia Chen and Bahir Yeusuff who share their experience of Singapore’s Toys Games and Comics Convention 2015, and we review The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, M. Night Shyamalan’s The Visit, Cameron Crowe’s Aloha, and briefly […] The post Epsiode 156: Fix it in Post appeared first on McYapandFries.com.

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