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Did somebody say podcast cohort? We were excited to hear the news that ABC announced that they're doing a special podcast series called Behind The Table, based on The View. They will have past View cohosts talking about their time on The View, with behind the scenes stories and the hosts spilling the tea on the many controversies over the years. Obviously ABC is doing this because we have recently been thirsting for our View-like podcast panel services, where we bring together experts who share a similar audience to speak panel style, like a fireside chat. September 14th - check it out if you want to catch Meredith Vieira, Lisa Ling, and all your other faves! Riot if not McPizza   McDonalds Canada recently posted a teaser saying they were bringing back a fan favourite, immediately leading the nostalgic internet to assume they were reviving the popular McPizza from the 80s. Turns out this was not the case, and what ensued was a hilarious thread of disappointed people, great (slightly panicked) marketing from McD's, and a lot of newsjacking from other companies. Oh yeah, and it's actually spicy McNuggets coming back.  On another spicy note? Mountain Dew and Flaming Hot Cheetos have teamed up to make a spicy monstrosity of a beverage. As Will says, Mountain Dew? More like Mountain Don't.    Pearl Milling Company Pearl Milling Company, previously known as Aunt Jemima, has released their first ad since their huge rebranding from a long-time look that really smacked of racism. This ad features several black families enjoying the food they've made. No word on how sales have been, but we're watching closely to see how this works out for them.   Zoom Doom   DYK that since remote working has been the norm, 1 in 4 bosses have had to fire someone for some kind of inappropriate Zoom behaviour, and most have had to dole out some discipline over poor Zoom etiquette? While things have been a bit more relaxed in general considering the circumstances (who really wears “hard pants” on these calls, amiright?), some people have slipped a little too far and execs and clients aren't digging it. Not only that, evidently the higher ups don't totally trust that work is getting done effectively enough at home either. Take it from some remote working experts - stay professional, stay on task, and just wear something - anything, please - on your bottom half.    Empowering or demeaning? If you've been around for a while, you've definitely heard the term ”girl boss”. Love it or hate it, it's been the war cry of women everywhere who have worked to be seen as equal to men in the same situations. Head over to this interesting article in Nymag's 'The Cut' column and let us know your take.   Adaptive Fashion for the win   In the leadup to New York Fashion Week, we're seeing a great trend of designers showcasing their inclusive designs. It's not just about race and religion either. These designers are also creating “adaptive fashion” - clothes that are accessible to those with physical disabilities. 

This month on It Ain't Ogre Til It's Ogre, Cory Woodroof and Charlie Ridgely … wait, Cory and Charlie? From Generation VHS?! Could it be? Yes, it be! It's our first official switch-’em-up episode. As Will, Matt, and Chris take over the latest Generation VHS, Cory and Charlie spend an hour as guest hosts of […]

In this installment of the 17Twenty podcast, Will Pender joins the guys in the studio.  Will is the new Gulf States President at Adolfson & Peterson Construction, a leading construction management and contracting firms in the U.S founded in 1946.The guys talk about growing up between Florida and Indiana, his eventual move to Texas (as fast as he could), and his recent transition to Adolfson & Peterson.  They talk about the extended interview process for the job, the roundtable Q&A sessions with  each of the various offices, and how the interview process vets out the Adolfson & Peterson culture.  As Will looks at the "first 100 days" we talk through some observations about the company, how conversations with employees are helping to form the future of Adolfson & Peterson, and the power of the "better if" statements.  These "better if" statements help empower people so that they can be the best that they can be.In discussing the rise to the Gulf States President at Adolfson & Peterson Construction, Will talks about the "we want Will" mindset he kept as he worked his way up.  This is a great mindset to make sure you're on the forefront of the mind of your clients, whether internal or external to your organization. As usual, there are great nuggets of wisdom all throughout this episode as you prepare yourself to win the week.

Climate change is affecting the ecosystems that support life and everything we depend on. The United Nations declared 2021 to 2030 the ‘Decade of Ecosystem Restoration', and there is a global effort to restore ecosystems and the many benefits they provide, from enhancing food security and safe water to biodiversity. In this episode, we're talking about the Pacific Region and how Engineering With Nature can learn from and add value to innovative ecosystem restoration, conservation, disaster management efforts, and infrastructure development. Our guests are Todd Bridges, Senior Research Scientist for Environmental Science with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and National Lead for EWN; Anita van Breda, Senior Director, Environment and Disaster Management, World Wildlife Fund; and William Glamore, Associate Professor and Principal Research Fellow at the Water Research Laboratory, UNSW Sydney, Australia.   EWN can learn many lessons from the Pacific region in terms of its size, scale, and its diversity in nature and cultures. In the Pacific alone, there are about 25,000 islands. The Pacific Ocean covers 32% of the total surface area of the earth. The 11 Pacific Island countries that are members of the World Bank have a combined population of 2.3 million spread over 15% of the Earth's surface. Pacific Island nations are facing critical challenges from climate change and sea level rise.   The Pacific and Indian Oceans together cover almost half the surface area of the earth. If you add Asia, which is the largest continent, most of the world is in the Pacific and Asian region. Australia itself is a huge island continent. As Will points out, the coastline of one Australian state is equivalent to the entire U.S. East and West Coasts combined! It's a land of extremes with searing heat, long droughts broken up by major floods, and waves of cold Antarctic blasts. Climate change is further compounding these effects, and the impacts are being felt through massive coral bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef, disastrous wildfires along the East Coast, and other large-scale climate effects.   As Anita notes, “The Pacific people have a strong attachment to land, not just as an economic commodity, but as a strong tie to their history and culture, their sense of who they are as a people. This presents a unique opportunity to use natural and nature-based features and the services they provide for local communities.” She adds, “Nature is such a fundamental part of who we are as people. Even at the smallest scale of the individual household level, it is a powerful thing. We should include that when we think about tackling big, systemic problems at landscape-level scale.”   As Todd describes it, “There's tremendous diversity in context physically, but also culturally, that dwarfs the landscape and cultural diversity we have in North America or even in Europe. So how do we, consistent with Engineering With Nature, follow Mother Nature's lead in composing solutions for these challenges rather than trying to impose and control Mother Nature with completely artificial solutions?”   Will notes that when Europeans settled Australasia and the Pacific, they applied a Eurocentric, one-size-fits-all view of the world. “Today I sit at the same desk as people who, 50 or 60 years ago, built the traditional dams, dykes, levees and canals. Now I'm trying to de-engineer those structures and make them more effectively engineered with nature.” He describes his early work as a PhD student faced with the challenge of acidic floodplains and how nature-based solutions were needed to solve the problem at scale. While this initial research helped solve the acid problem, he also quickly realized that it provided co-benefits of improved water quality, reduced flood risk, increased aquaculture, and blue carbon habitat. In this podcast, Will describes how his EcoEng team has grown this research from small test sites to huge scale creation projects and how he is now trying to create a wetland-based economy for the future.   Anita's work at the World Wildlife Fund often has her thinking about how she and her team of environmental scientists can work more successfully with engineers like Will, as well as with humanitarian organizations like the Red Cross and others. Her key objectives “are to better understand each other's perspectives, timing, and goals, and to train the next generation of practitioners to be able to better work together by breaking down our institutional silos so they can address a really challenging future together”.   As we wrap up Part 1, Todd notes that the value of taking what has been learned in the Pacific Region and applying it more broadly must focus on addressing not only the challenges faced by the islands, but also the connection between people and nature and how important nature is to people and people are to nature. “If we respect Mother Nature, I think she will respect us back, and we will find solutions to many of these very tangled and difficult challenges that we confront around the world.” Related Links:  EWN Website ERDC Website Todd Bridges at LinkedIn Todd Bridges at EWN Anita van Breda at LinkedIn Anita van Breda at World Wildlife Fund William Glamore at LinkedIn William Glamore's Publications on Google Scholar William Glamore at UNSW Water Research Laboratory   EWN NNBF Guidelines Project Environment and Disaster Management Webpage UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration An Introduction to the Global Sand Crisis The Flood Green Guide Podcast Series Natural and Nature-Based Flood Management: A Green Guide Nature-Based Solutions for Water-Related Disasters   Tomago Wetland Restoration Project (Australia) Big Swamp Restoration Project (Australia) Oyster Reef Restoration Project (Australia) Climate Change and Estuaries Coastal Wetlands Can Be Saved From Sea Level Rise by Recreating Past Tidal Regimes

Produced by Alex Greer and directed by Joe Saunders, THE PENNY BLACK is a documentary that sounds like it was written by the best of mystery writers. When Will is handed a mysterious package from his neighbour and asked to watch it, he never imagined that it would contain a million-dollar stamp collection. As Will searches for the truth about the package, so too does the film question whether or not he's as innocent as they once thought. In this 1on1, we speak to Greer and Saunders about what we value, what they were thinking throughout the process and what they think they would've done in the same situation.

On this week’s Fire Starter podcast, Will Ford and I talk about the need for both racial reconciliation and revival. Will is a reconciler and revivalist, with the end goal of redemption. As Will speaks of the process of forgiveness through which he had to go, and the powerful story of the “prayer kettle,” revelation flows and hearts will be healed.  Dr. Jamie Morgan’s book, Journey to Ministry: Discover Your Calling, Purpose, and Destiny, can be purchased here:  https://amzn.to/3bkog9n For more information about Dr. Jamie Morgan and her e-courses, visit her website JamieMorgan.com You can also connect with her on social media: Facebook: facebook.com/jamiemorganministries Instagram: instagram.com/jamiemorganministries

For this COVID-19 Roundtable, it probably won’t surprise you at all that we’re going to talk quite a bit about vaccines. We are also going to talk about ASU’s latest predictive modeling results regarding the next four months, and we’re going to paint a picture of how hospitals and health care professionals are trying to process and recover from a very stressful time. Plus, did you ever think a podcast focused on COVID would also talk about pizza boxes? In this episode we will, in fact, check that box. We have reached a state of pseudo-balance. Arizona is still experiencing a moderate to substantial rate of new COVID cases from the much more transmissible B.1.1.7 variant. The balance point comes from a combination of people who have already COVID and those who are vaccinated. There is no guarantee that balance will hold. What’s required is finding ways to get more and more Arizonans vaccinated. As Will notes, we’ll get to herd immunity, but the question is when. And how. So let’s get to it. It’s time to talk about putting all the puzzle pieces together, taking pizza boxes apart, getting people off of fences, and getting shots into arms as of May 10, 2021.

On this episode, we welcome Mike Behrmann, Director of Security at Blumira to talk with Cybrary's Director of Content, Will Carlson, about Workforce Development. Continuous professional development is an expectation at many growing companies today, but is it being made a priority? As Will and Mike discuss the moving target known as Cybersecurity, they delve into resume and job interview expectations, how to set goals that align with your cybersecurity journey, and the importance of cross training while finding your specialization.

Chris Torres and Ryan "Acapello" Melo team up to take on episodes 21 and 22 from Season 2 of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air!In "Vying for Attention", Vy drops in with her new boyfriend Robert and Will is having a hard time getting used to this new phase of his mother's life.  As Will gets to know Robert, he realizes that Robert is actually not all that bad, it's just that he has a hard time dealing with this new change. Can Will and his mom see eye-to-eye and save the rest of her trip? "The Aunt That Came to Dinner" sees Aunt Helen drop-in on the Banks' unannounced, with surprising news: She believes her husband has been cheating on her. Will and Carlton are trying to clear the house as they have dates coming over, and Phil and Viv are trying to get to a jazz festival.  But with Aunt Helen and her husband's drama spilling into the Banks' house, it looks like plans are going to have to change!Episode 21 "Vying for Attention" [Original Air Date: March 2, 1992]CHRIS' RATING - 8 / 10RYAN'S RATING -  8 / 10Episode 22 "Ill Will" [Original Air Date: March 23, 1992]CHRIS' RATING - 7 / 10RYAN'S RATING - 7 / 10SHOW BREAKDOWN:00:00 Intro and Fresh News07:00 Episode 21 Recap and Review w/Chris30:00 Trivia, Facts, Goofs 43:30 Boyz II Men - End of the Road (1992, Cooleyhighharmony)48:00 Episode 22 Recap and Review w/Ryan1:12:00 Trivia, Facts, Goofs1:23:00 Eazy E - Only if U Want It (1992, 5150 Home 4 Tha Sick) 1:26:00 Closing and a look ahead at Podcast Fresh: FPOBA and Podcast Fresh: Cafe!FOLLOW PODCAST FRESH: INSTAGRAM | TWITTERFOLLOW CHRIS TORRES: INSTAGRAMFOLLOW RYAN "ACAPELLO" MELO: INSTAGRAM | SOUNDCLOUD |Download Jungle, One Winged Angel, Facts, Dirty Bottles, and more at Acapello's Soundcloud pagePodcast Fresh: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air drops every WednesdayThe Last Wrestling Podcast drops every ThursdayPodcast Fresh: Cafe drops every WeekendE-MAIL US AT PODCASTFRESH2020@GMAIL.COM WITH QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, STORIES, OR WHATEVER ELSE IS ON YOUR MIND!

Next up in our awards season mini-series is an insight into the creation of one of the most enchanting animations in recent memory. Wolfwalkers is the latest gorgeously-drawn and beautifully-told adventure from Irish studio Cartoon Saloon. It follows a young named Robyn, living in 17th century Kilkenny. One day while exploring forbidden woodland, she meets Mebh: a free-spirited girl by day with the ability to transform into a wolf. The pair join forces to search for Mebh’s missing mother, uncovering secrets along the way that park a tense standoff between the townsfolk, Robyn’s father, the sinister Lord Protector and Mebh’s tribe of wolves. Inspired by Irish folklore, screenwriter Will Collins wrote the film based on a story by the film’s directors Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart. On the surface it’s a children’s fairytale, full of adorable animal sidekicks and flourishing forests where there’s adventure to be had and magic at every turn. Look deeper into this densely layered drama, however, and you’ll also find environmental worry, coming-of-age excitement, exploration of society’s fear of the “other” and empowering messages about choosing your own path in life. Wolfwalkers almost was a very different movie. As Will reveals in this episode, the film’s creative team originally flirted with a much darker story, in which Mebh’s mother is discovered dead and Robyn is shot by her own father. We get into all of those abandoned plot threads in this episode, as well as the real-life historical darkness underpinning this magical tale.As you may have already guessed, this is a spoiler-filled discussion, so we highly recommend watching Wolfwalkers before listening. Support for this episode comes from Arc Studio – the beautifully-designed screenwriting programme whose intuitive interface and host of innovative features helps you get the most out of your writing time – and Coverfly, who curate the best screenwriting talent-discovery programs into one place and connect emerging screenwriters with industry professionals who can bring their ideas to screen.Script Apart is a podcast about the first-draft secrets behind great movies. Each episode, the screenwriter behind a beloved film shares with us their initial screenplay for that movie. We then talk through what changed, what didn’t and why on its journey to the big screen. All proceeds go to Black Minds Matter UK, the NHS Charities Covid-19 Appeal and the Film and TV Charity.Script Apart is hosted by Al Horner and produced by Kamil Dymek, with music from Stefan Bindley-Taylor. You can follow Script Apart on Twitter and Instagram. You can also email us on thescriptapartpodcast@gmail.com.

An estimated 95% of colleges and universities with more than 2,500 students operate their own law enforcement agencies. As WILL's Lee Gaines reports, there's a growing movement on campuses across the U.S. to defund and disband those police departments. Also, soaring COVID-19 caseloads in Lebanon are compounding an economic crisis there that has sparked protests. Borzou Daragahi, international correspondent for The Independent, has more.

Will Berson had been haunted by the story of the murder of Black Panthers leader Fred Hampton by police since his hippy parents told it to him as a child. As Will watched events like the Ferguson riots unfold he realized Fred Hampton's story had to be told. After writing the script as a spec he discovered writer/director Shaka King had been working on the same story, and together they joined forces to make the powerful Judas and the Black Messiah.   On this episode of Write On, Will Berson and guest host Sade' Sellers discuss Berson’s roots in comedy writing and his particular approach to historical drama: “Essential truths are more important to me than historical facts.” He talks about writing strong female characters, what it is like to write with multiple collaborators, and how to manage a career in Hollywood. “My advice would be to play the game a little more. Just realize how ridiculous this town is and embrace it. Act like you're in an improv scene and just go with the flow.”   Judas and the Black Messiah releases in theaters and on HBO Max on February 12.    Don’t forget to subscribe to the Write On Podcast on iTunes!

On today’s episode of Story of a Brand, we’re sitting down with Will Nitze, the Founder of IQBar. While studying psychology as an undergrad, Will became fascinated with the brain and neuroscience. After graduation and long days at work, Will started to experience chronic headaches, which he soon found out would be caused by an unhealthy diet. Through much research, he discovered his true calling was to reinvent brain food. As Will mentions, “this light bulb went off. I was like, oh, this could be the thing that I do now.” With IQBar, “I could create functional nutritional products and not only solve my problems, but tens of thousands of other people's problems.” Listen in as we talk about IQBar and the six brain nutrients to help start your day off right. In part 1, Will discusses The Hundred-foot overview of IQBar; The Six Brain nutrients of the IQBar; Connecting nutrition to our psychology; Will’s start to the brand; A focus on nutrition; Working on fundraising; and much more. Join Ramon Vela, and Will discuss the IQBar on The Story of a Brand. For more on IQBar, visit: https://www.eatiqbar.com/ * OUR ENTIRE PODCAST IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY ATTN Agency. ATTN Agency is a full-funnel growth and performance digital marketing agency with proven strategies to scale and optimize direct to consumer brands through tactical media buying, data-driven analysis, and unrivaled creative services. If you are looking back on this year wondering what went wrong or what could have gone better, or if you're starting to put together your game plan for 2021, I have one piece of advice: you need to talk to ATTN Agency. I’ve interviewed several of their clients, and I can say that they are the best in the business. ATTN represents some of the fastest-growing direct to consumer brands, delivering month over month results. Go to https://www.attnagency.com/storyofabrand/ for a comprehensive, no-obligation, 14 point audit of your social, search, shopping, email, and SMS channels. * This specific episode is also brought to you by Repeat. Repeat is the easiest way for your customers to reorder products they love. Most vendors in the Shopify ecosystem would have you believe that subscription-focused commerce is the key to customer retention for CPG brands. But with monthly churn rates pushing 10% across the industry, Repeat has a better way. Repeat automates frictionless reordering experiences for the largest part of a CPG brand’s customer base: The non-subscriber. Repeat uses machine learning to analyze one-time shopper behavior, automates reorder notifications, and delivers personalized replenishment carts that aid in up-sell and cross-sell efforts. The result? Higher LTV, better margins, and more insights on your best customers. To learn more, visit https://signup.getrepeat.io/ * This specific episode is also brought to you by CartText. Are you interested in improving your Abandoned Cart Recovery rates? Cart Text is Powered by real people, not bots, not AI, real people. Cart Text will contact & engage with your customers in real-time to make the sales you missed. One by one, CartText will convert your abandoned carts, churned subscriptions, and billing-related issues using live agents + SMS. Real people, getting the job done. To learn more, visit https://carttext.com/

The Normal Album with Will Wood Singer and songwriter Will Wood can trace the roots of his addiction back to his teenage years. Like many teenagers, he used alcohol as a way to escape reality and cope with stress. As Will's substance abuse progressed, he eventually hit rock bottom and felt like the only thing he had to live for was his music. "If I'm going to fu*king die, then I might as well give this music thing a try." Joined by his band The Tapeworms, Will recorded his first album and has since built an intense and large cult following. Today he is dedicated to inspiring others, giving back, and raising money for mental health research. You can listen to his latest album, "The Normal Album" on all major music streaming platforms. Do you want to take your recovery to the next level? Sobriety Engine is an incredible online community where you can find a ton of great tips, tools, and support from other men and women in recovery. Visit SobrietyEngine.com to join today. If you're ready to get fit and start living a healthier lifestyle while supporting your sobriety then you can learn more about having Jonathan as your personal fitness and nutrition coach at RCVRHealth.com

1866. Will Stewart is one of many who have left their old lives behind to seek their fortunes in New Zealand's last great gold rush. The conditions are hostile and the outlook bleak, but he must push on in his uncertain search for the elusive buried treasure. Rose is about to arrive on the shores of South Island when a storm hits and her ship is wrecked. Just when all seems lost she is snatched from the jaws of death by Will, who risks his life to save her. Drawn together by circumstance, they stay together by choice and for a while it seems that their stars have finally aligned. But after a terrible misunderstanding they are cruelly separated, and their new-found happiness is shattered. As Will chases Rose across oceans and continents, he must come to terms with the possibility that he might never see her again. And if he does, he will have to face the man who took her . . .

When asked about what he does for a living, Will Bowman answers, “Professionally, I am three things.” Will is a management consultant (full time), a real estate agent, and a real estate investor. But that wasn’t always the case.   The advice given to many aspiring real estate investors is to find good deals and find someone with money to help fund those deals. If we were to put Will in this example, he would be the one with money to help fund the deal.   Initially, Will had no intention of ever investing in real estate. It wasn’t until his childhood friend, Austin Carrol (see Episode 53), approached him and introduced him to the business. What they quickly realized was how much they complimented each other’s strengths. From there, a partnership was born and they each have not looked back since.   Shortly thereafter, along with his partnership and working full time, Will began venturing out on his own and purchased his own rentals as well. Up to date, he has acquired a total of 14 units, and is almost out of corporate America. Going forward, he plans to invest in real estate full time, grow his real estate sales team, and become an even stronger organization.   Takeaways from our conversation with Will: 1) Stay in the zone. When purchasing (and occasionally selling) a property of any kind, make sure to do your diligence on the zoning of not only the property you are purchasing, but also the zoning of the neighboring in which you’re purchasing. Markets shift constantly, and cities have to keep up with the changes. One way they do this is by changing the zoning of certain areas. That means properties that haven’t been sold in a long time have a good chance that they do not have the same zoning as they once did. To save yourself the trouble in the future, always check the zoning of the property (and neighborhood) and plan accordingly. Quick tip: When doing conversions or additions, this is another time to consider such a topic. Do not overlook code requirements and zoning limits. Making such structural changes to a property may increase your ROI, but it can also inhibit your available exit strategies. 2) Being your own general contractor. What this means is you, as the owner/landlord, take the role and responsibility of hiring subcontractors to complete jobs and tasks as a regular general contractor would. As Will notes, this line of work isn’t for everyone. It takes time, knowledge, and constant attention and communication. On the flip side, the experience can be very empowering and educational. So how can you be a successful general contractor for your properties? As per Will, figure what things cost. Develop your expertise and understanding of labor and materials. Secondly, hire out small tasks. Test your subcontractors with small jobs first and graduate them into larger and larger projects, similar to how your investments will probably go anyway (meaning, your first property probably won’t be a complete tear down). Progress your general contracting skills along with the intensity of your rehabs. And finally, manage and monitor your projects. Stay in constant contact with your subcontractors and take the time to physically visit the work site (or have someone visit the work site for you). Verify jobs are being done correctly, properly, and in a timely manner. 3) Nurturing partnerships. A big part of how Will go to where he is today is thanks to his partnership. Lucky for him, he was able to find someone who suited his strengths and compensated his weaknesses. However, partnerships are much more than that. At the end of the day, you’re dealing with another human being. That means human errors are bound to occur. Do not expect your partner to never make mistakes. That will only lead to disappointment and chaos. Rather, develop a culture of transparency and responsibility, both for yourself and one another. That is how you will mitigate issues and become successful long term. 4) Hospitality services on top of being a landlord. Will also runs an AirBNB unit in his basement. With this kind of investment, Will quickly learned that you aren’t simply managing a tenant, you are also operating a hospitality business. That means that along with the regular duties of maintaining and caring for a unit, you are also expected to deliver a satisfactory experience for your guests. However, with the right systems, most of the time, Will says, “You don’t even notice people are there.”   If Will could go back and talk to his 16 year old self, he’d tell him, “Thank you,” for the relationships that he’s nurtured and the personal responsibility that he’s developed over the years. An unexpected benefit of real estate investing, Will said, was being able to be a part of a community, not just a market. And with that community, he’s built a lot of friendships that transcend real estate. A piece of advice Will would tell his friends looking to get started in real estate would be to know your goal(s) and just get into the game. Build a surplus of capital, preserve that capital, and recuperate that capital as quickly as possible.  Will recommends establishing a Pro Account with Home Depot to not only get discounts, but have a better customer experience. This is especially helpful if you do (or are planning to do) a lot of renovations. Will recommends reading Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight to help you find the strength to push through the challenges when times get tough.    If you’d like to get in touch with Will, follow him on Instagram @willbowman10 or contact him at: wbowman@kw.com   Special thanks to our guest host for this episode, Sunitha Rao Feature episode coming soon!   And thank you to everyone that has reached out to us to connect them with our trusted real estate agents in their area! And congratulations to those who have even closed deals using our referrals! For those that didn’t know, we can help connect you with real estate investor friendly agents in your area to help you get started investing in real estate. We recently made some changes to our website that we believe will better suit you in your real estate investing needs. For more information, visit www.millennial-realestate.com and head over to the “Start Investing” Tab. Best wishes and see you in the next one!

As Will and Hannah welcome the newest member of their family, Eric takes the pulpit and uses James 1:19 to challenge our focus and priorities as Christians. What's on your bullseye? 

The thoughts and views expressed on this episode is not the thoughts and views of BakeNTea listener discretion is advised.  Welcome to EPISODE #20 THETOXICSHOW!! On this episode we get hella toxic. The crew has Ronique Deasia and Brandel in the building talking all things toxic. (9:07) We start off with looking up and breaking down the actual definition of a toxic Man/Woman versus The “Hood” definition. (18:50) In the midst of debating who’s more toxic Men or Women, Brandel shares his prospective on why women are more toxic than men. (22:45) Bev asks How did men learn to cheat from women? (29:18) Brandel and Will wants to know what what qualifies Future as toxic? (38:14) Bev asks will a toxic person admit that they’re toxic? (41:07) As Will attempts to answer Bev’s question a second question is asked… Is Toxic winning? (47:04) Brandel feels Russell Wilson and Ciara are toxic. (49:25) The ladies play Fuck, Marry, Kill with Russell Wilson, Future and Nick Cannon. (1:01:48) Ronique vs Brandel. (104:02) Will asks the ladies if the opportunity was given to receive a full body makeover would you accept and How did you know your pussy is good also Good Pussy Stats (GPS) is discussed. (1:12:46) SideChicks/Niggaz are discussed. (1:25:40) Brandel gets into messing with Baby Mother’s/Father’s. (1:35:41) The crew breaks down The August Alsina/Jada Pinkett-Smith situationship. (1:47:48) As we prepare to end the show we recap and rate the crew on who’s the most toxic. AFTERPOD TALK WITH WILL N BEV: (2:13:43) Will and Bev break down the pod deeper meanings. Follow BakeNTea on Twitter @Bake_Tea and Facebook @BakeNTea for more episodes!!

On this week’s Fire Starter podcast, Will Ford and I talk about the need for both racial reconciliation and revival. Will is a reconciler and a revivalist, with the end goal of redemption. As Will speaks of the process of forgiveness through which he had to go and the powerful story of the “prayer kettle,” revelation flows and hearts will be healed.

Hi let's chat about how racial politics affect all spaces, including the outdoors! While we're at it, let's discuss how cool anti-racist teenagers with chainsaws are. Neither of these things are up for debate! Now that's cleared up, get ready to be soothed and wowed by the incredible WILL "AKUNA" ROBINSON. He's so chill and authentic, he practically finished the triple crown of hiking before realizing he was the first black man to complete this achievement. Will and Clare chat about how even the clouty-est of influencers are getting had, the racial bias rampant in the outdoor industry, and how to be a good long distance boyfriend during quarantine. As Will is the first dude on the pod, make sure to give him a warm welcome to the backcountry bitch community by giving 'er a listen. Happy listening and learning, bitches! XoxoPodcast IG: @backcountrybtchsClare's IG: @miss.clare.in.the.wildWill's IG: @akunahikes

Plant-Based diet...Celery Juice & Bone Broth....Why you hear so many Doctors recommending complete opposite diets...How fiber and your microbiome are crucial in understanding how to optimize gut health...why endurance athletes should take gut health seriously...These are a few of the amazing topics we cover in today's podcast! Today joining us is the Gut Health MD, Dr. Will Bulsiewicz to talk the how athletes can improve their performance through optimizing Gut Health. Now Will is days away from releasing his new book, Fiber Fueled, which outlines a Plant-Based Gut Health Program so we caught him at a perfect time to pick his brain on optimizing gut health. This is an important topic for a number of reasons. When you think of it from the performance point of view, endurance athletes eat way more calories a day than the average person. Not only that, athletes will need to resort to some less-than-optimal foods during our workouts to fuel our bodies. And when we workout we put our bodies in a sympathetic/fight-or-flight state, which means we’ve left our parasympathetic/rest-and-digest state. So in these long workouts we are continuously neglecting our gut health by shutting our digestive systems down and filling it with tons of carbs and electrolytes. Now from the health point of view, our gut accounts for up to 70% of our immune system and plays a vital role in our overall health and longevity. His book has several hundred science-backed studies showing how a Plant-based approach can completely revamp your microbiome, improve your digestive health, which in turn will make you healthier AND a better athlete. As Will describes in his book, Fiber Fueled isn’t a quick fix or diet, it’s a lifestyle trajectory that heals. This is an excellent podcast and the privilege is all mine to be speaking him! Now, let’s get into it! Let’s get into it.

As Will and mike continue in the infinite road of nerdom, they come across the world of Lock & Key. On this episode, we break down the first season and share our thoughts for the future. If you're enjoying us, please be sure to check out our facebook page!!! All of our updates run there so to keep up with the latest, check it out!!

In this episode, Stacy sits down with Will Zweigart, founder of Flatbush Cats, a nonprofit focused on reducing the outdoor cat population in central Brooklyn, New York through TNR and rescue work. Flatbush Cats teaches TNR classes and offers support and resources for trappers. They are also launching a mobile spay/neuter clinic pilot program to support low-income residents, a project done in partnership with the Toby Project. Stacy & Will talk about the work Flatbush Cats does and the organization’s goals. Will talks about how he has been inspired by Stacy’s Community Cat Pyramid, which helped him think about how important getting to the root of the overpopulation problem is. As Will puts it, “There’s got to be a way to turn the water off, instead of just scooping buckets out of the basement.” Flatbush Cats is well known for their visual documentation of the work they do, and Will shares some of his tips and ideas on how best to use visual media. He discusses the idea of proactive fundraising by telling authentic stories and explains that platforms like Instagram help your supporters see exactly where their money is going. To learn more about Flatbush Cats and see the extraordinary video of how Will and his partners got started, visit their website. You can also follow them on their very active Instagram.

S2E9 - He goes by many names. Hannibal Lector, Dr. Robert Ford, and sometimes even Anthony Hopkins. But there is another title that needs to be added: Maestro. That's right. Our favorite Sir Anthony Hopkins has become a composer. On this episode, the Season 2 finale, the trio does a cursory analysis of his recent compositions, as well as explores the world of genre-crossing celebrities. Afterwards, Will interviews composer and collaboration enthusiast Tom Morrison. Special Note: This episode was recorded prior to the recent passing of composer Christopher Rouse. As Will and Tom mention Rouse during their conversation, we wanted to acknowledge his incredible influence as both a composer and person. We at Adagio For Things highly encourage you to give his music a listen. To learn more about Tom Morrison and their music, check out https://tom-morrison.com. Visit http://www.christopherrouse.com to learn more about the life and work of the late Christopher Rouse. If you want to find out more about loudBOX and the stuff we do, visit us at www.loudboxnyc.com. Copyright loudBOX LLC Support Adagio For Things by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/adagioforthings

Quinn has a dark secret only three other people know. All of them are missing. Will is obsessed with true crime. She’s about to be at the epicenter of one. Together, they attempt to unravel the mysteries of Averno- but they aren’t the only ones trying to find the truth. You, my dear listener, are the final piece of the puzzle. We’ve been waiting for you. Welcome to a new world of immersive storytelling. Welcome to Averno. Live From Averno follows Will and Quinn, recent arrivals to the town, as they take a deep dive into storied past of Averno and attempt to prevent any more disappearances before it’s too late. As Will infiltrates the police force, Quinn grapples with his true reasons for beginning the hunt. Performed as a college radio show, Live from Averno takes immersive storytelling to a new level. By: Morgan Smith and Jamie Frazier Music by: Teresa Lotz Cover art by: Raquel Martínez --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morgan-smith78/support

As Will reveals that he's a huge fan of Lil Nas X he also discusses how Fabolous is on his top 10 all time rappers list. After that, things get interesting as Will goes on his personal redemption from last weeks episode by being on the offensive this time around. In between him spazzing out the crew actually were able to have some intriguing conversations regarding Rihanna, Joyner Lucas & Tory Lanez, Drake & Joe Budden, Popeyes and a few other things. It's amazing how Will forgets who write these out each week as well. Pssh. Let's see how long he'll act Will moving forward. Press Play. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-pod-we-trust4/support

Boobie is out of control. Ern (Our special guest) is out of control. THIS WHOLE DAMN PODCAST IS OUT OF CONTROL. As Will attempts to be professional Boobie continuously wants further details on the upcoming amateur bout between Will & Uncool. Making matters worst Ern is playing accomplice. Will turns red again, maintains the longest balled up fist in podcast history, Boobie cries, Ern instigates and Uncool talks some shit after weeks of verbal abuse. But, here are some of the things we attempted to fully cover: -YNW Melly turns himself in for a double murder charge -Update on 6ix9ine -Meek Mill possibly damaging his prison reform by cancelling 6ix9ine -Is Jay Z getting better at rap? -Favorite Jay Z verse or song -And more....... Can someone count how many times Will threatened to knock Uncool out? Also, there's also probably a 12-15 minute laugh session somewhere throughout this episode. Press Play to see why. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-pod-we-trust4/support

The Masterson Method with Will Friday Will Friday is a Masterson Method Certified Practitioner.  I ran across Will Friday at the Skills of the Rancho this summer.  The Skills celebrates the tradition of the Californio Bridlehorse.  I was walking around the stables when I saw this man doing what looked like a cross between chiropractic and massage on a horse in the breezeway.  I stood and watched for a while and found the procedure fascinating.  As Will skillfully tugged, pulled, and laid his fingers on the horse, I could see the horse relax.  In our short conversation that day, Will said he was trying to let the horse release tension and soreness in his body using the Masterson Method. The Masterson Method, developed by horseman Jim Masterson, is a systematic way of releasing tension and soreness in horses.  The procedure can last between 1 and 2 hours as the practitioner places fingers along the horse's body looking for areas of tension and soreness. I contacted Will at his company Performance Equine BodyWork.  He invited me to a Parelli clinic that was being hosted by one of his clients at the 3L Ranch.  Owners of the ranch, Maurice Thibault and Susan Nelson, invited me to come up and observe the clinic and watch Will work on some of their clinic horses.  Both Maurice and Susan are 4-Star Parelli Professionals. Here are the links from the show: Performance Equine Bodywork Facebook The Masterson Method Website 3L Ranch Parelli Professionals Join Us on this Journey We want you to be a part of the show.  Tell us about your horse.  Share your challenges, triumphs, or just everyday items that make horse ownership unique.  Create an audio file using the memo app on your phone.  Or, contact me and we'll set up a time to talk by Skype or phone.  Perhaps what you have to share can help someone in THEIR horse journey. You are a big part of why we do this podcast.  We really love getting your feedback.  Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show.  Email us at John@WhoaPodcast.com Thanks for listening, John & Ranae Episode #157    

In this episode, Stacy sits down with Will Zweigart, founder of Flatbush Cats, a nonprofit focused on reducing the outdoor cat population in central Brooklyn, New York through TNR and rescue work. Flatbush Cats teaches TNR classes and offers support and resources for trappers. They are also launching a mobile spay/neuter clinic pilot program to support low-income residents, a project done in partnership with the Toby Project. Stacy & Will talk about the work Flatbush Cats does and the organization’s goals. Will talks about how he has been inspired by Stacy’s Community Cat Pyramid, which helped him think about how important getting to the root of the overpopulation problem is. As Will puts it, “There’s got to be a way to turn the water off, instead of just scooping buckets out of the basement.” Flatbush Cats is well known for their visual documentation of the work they do, and Will shares some of his tips and ideas on how best to use visual media. He discusses the idea of proactive fundraising by telling authentic stories and explains that platforms like Instagram help your supporters see exactly where their money is going. To learn more about Flatbush Cats and see the extraordinary video of how Will and his partners got started, visit their website. You can also follow them on their very active Instagram.

Now that Will has officially left the San, it would seem his days of servitude and humiliation are finally over. But John has no intention of leaving him in peace.As Will forges ahead with his groundbreaking cereal business, John resorts to desperate measures to make sure he’ll never have to share the spotlight with his brother. Even if it ends up costing him everything. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Zip Recruiter - To try ZipRecruiter FOR FREE go to ZipRecruiter.com/AI

This is a segment of episode #202 of Last Born In The Wilderness “The Match Has Been Struck: Environmental Law & Questioning Unquestioned Beliefs w/ Will Falk.” Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/LBWfalk2 Read more about the “Lake Erie Bill of Rights” case: http://bit.ly/2JViXAL Purchase Will Falk’s book: ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem’: http://bit.ly/2xYJ2cG In this segment of my episode with lawyer and radical environmental activist Will Falk, Will explains what must actually be done to halt the pervasive and ongoing destruction of the living systems of the planet. Our government and legal system as a whole will not, and cannot, do it for us. As the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund has stated: “Each municipality is a match, and each instance of a law being overturned as violative of these legal doctrines is an opportunity for people to see how the structure actually functions. This does the necessary work of penetrating the denial, piercing the illusion of democracy, and removing the blinders that prevent a large majority of people from seeing the reality on the ground.” As Will elaborates in this interview, the United States legal system is not designed to effectively protect human and non-human communities from ecologically destructive projects. Instead, as Will explains, it exists primarily “to make it near impossible for the citizenry to oppose those projects” through legal means. This assertion can be demonstrated to be true by examining numerous legal cases that have come up in the last several decades in communities around US -- perhaps most dramatically by the community of Toledo, Ohio in their efforts to end the proliferation of toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie — the region’s main source of potable water. In response to this environmental crisis, the community organized to have a “Lake Erie Bill of Rights” on the ballot in their local elections. If enacted, the legislation would effectively grant legal rights to a natural entity (Lake Erie), and would work to protect the lake and the residents of Toledo from the destructive impacts of industrial agricultural runoff (which produces toxic algae blooms as a byproduct). As Will explains in detail, this campaign, in spite of being extremely well organized, well funded, legally and ethically sound, and having gained enough votes in the election, was shut down by the very legal processes that the community of Toledo relied upon for the success their campaign. This case, unfortunately, is not unique. Will Falk is a writer, lawyer, and environmental activist. Will graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School and practiced as a public defender in Kenosha, WI. He left the public defender office to pursue frontline environmental activism. Will is the author of the upcoming book ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem.' WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

[INTRO: 8:30] In this episode I speak with lawyer and radical environmental activist Will Falk. In this discussion, Will examines the United States legal system, in particular environmental law, and the difficult realities communities around the US continuously face when it comes to protecting natural entities (lakes, rivers, forests, etc.) from ecologically destructive government and corporate projects. As Will elaborates in this interview, the United States legal system is not designed to effectively protect human and non-human communities from ecologically destructive projects. Instead, as Will explains, it exists primarily “to make it near impossible for the citizenry to oppose those projects” through legal means.* This assertion can be demonstrated to be true by examining numerous legal cases that have come up in the last several decades in communities around US -- perhaps most dramatically by the community of Toledo, Ohio in their efforts to end the proliferation of toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie — the region’s main source of potable water. In response to this environmental crisis, the community organized to have a “Lake Erie Bill of Rights” on the ballot in their local elections. If enacted, the legislation would effectively grant legal rights to a natural entity (Lake Erie), and would work to protect the lake and the residents of Toledo from the destructive impacts of industrial agricultural runoff (which produces toxic algae blooms as a byproduct). As Will explains in detail, this campaign, in spite of being extremely well organized, well funded, legally and ethically sound, and having gained enough votes in the election, was shut down by the very legal processes that the community of Toledo relied upon for the success their campaign. This case, unfortunately, is not unique. After expounding on the details of this case, Will explains what must actually be done to halt the pervasive and ongoing destruction of the living systems of the planet. Our government and legal system as a whole will not, and cannot, do it for us. As the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund has stated: “Each municipality is a match, and each instance of a law being overturned as violative of these legal doctrines is an opportunity for people to see how the structure actually functions. This does the necessary work of penetrating the denial, piercing the illusion of democracy, and removing the blinders that prevent a large majority of people from seeing the reality on the ground.”* Will Falk is a writer, lawyer, and environmental activist. Will graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School and practiced as a public defender in Kenosha, WI. He left the public defender office to pursue frontline environmental activism. Will is the author of the upcoming book ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem.' *http://bit.ly/2JViXAL Episode Notes: - Learn more about Will and his work: http://willfalk.org - Purchase Will’s upcoming book ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem’: http://bit.ly/2xYJ2cG - Support the Toledoans for Safe Water: https://lakeerieaction.wixsite.com/safewatertoledo - Support the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund: https://celdf.org - Read more about the "Lake Erie Bill of Rights" case: http://bit.ly/2JViXAL - The song featured is “Computer Face (String Arrangement by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson)” by Flying Lotus from the album Cosmogramma Alt Takes. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

Will O'Brien took over the podcast today and brought a professional standard to the show. Will was an Infantry Officer, who's excellent leadership skills he refocused and is now applying, in the true nature of a Volunteer, to the minds of our youth in a classroom environment. Will points out key areas that Veterans need to think about if they are thinking about making a second career out of teaching. The strength of this episode is built within these areas: 1) Understand your military service and work through all mental health and service related issues. 2) Focus on a teaching school that is going to accredit you for the state that you are planning on teaching and living in. Set up the conditions for the final shot. 3) Discover what grade your skills and personality match with. Go on student teacher visits, get as much exposure that you can to help you "see" the environment you are going to be working in. 4) Defining your passion in the subject that you teach, this can be a sticking point. As Will points out, wanting to be a history or gym teacher is great, put those positions are hard to get, don't let this deter you, come in where you can and make your moves through your strengths. 5) Getting hired on can be an easy to hard process. Along with getting your certifications, you need to network. Call Veterans and see if they know Veterans or family that are in the system you're applying. NETWORK it!!  6) The personal nature of teaching has the potential to be a real life changer. Will brings his dedication to teaching to the whole episode, but he really understands and performs his duties far beyond what is normal. Know your students as you did those you led in the military, get into their lives and be a force of change for the good. Amazing episode and once again, a great chat with a truly great American and friend.   HOV©2019

Films and TV Series Discussed:OnlyOnly is a mysterious, dreamy post-apocalyptic love story told elegantly and in non-sequential order by director Takashi Doscher. Tony Award-winner Odom, Jr. (Hamilton) and Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire) play the doomed couple whose fear that their secret will be revealed unveils the layers of pain and longing between them. As Will and Eva struggle to reach a beloved waterfall from their past, the couple attempts to survive in a new world where she is a commodity of unparalleled worth.Two/OneKaden (Boyd Holbrook) is a ski jumping champion pushing the limits. After a few disappointing jumps, his drive returns in the form of a long lost love. Khai (Song Yang) is a lonely executive focused on an ascending career. When a mysterious woman (Zhu Zhu) starts working at his office, he’s not ready for the detour.The same living essence inhabits two different homes: one in Canada, one in China. Two men who have never met share a lonely existence. While one sleeps, the other is awake. The world waits for an impending moment; They must unite.RoadsTwo lost teenage boys, from Congo and Britain, meet in Morocco and take a road trip in a stolen RV to France, encountering poverty and refugees on the way.Chernobyl Brave men and women act heroically to mitigate catastrophic damage when the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant suffers a nuclear accident on April 26, 1986.The Kill TeamA young American soldier in Afghanistan is disturbed by his commanding officer's behavior and is faced with a moral dilemma.Crown Vic Follows one memorable night in the life of LAPD officer Ray Mandel while hunting two cop killers on the loose. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Will and Lawton take a look at the Tigers and Gamecocks in the hoops world this weekend, they're joined by Rob Veno to look at things from a Vegas perspective.*Note: The show double feeds at certain times in the first segment.

When the smoked cleared, the only witnesses left alive were dogs and babies. “What Had Happened Was” host Amelia Robinson sat down with Will Garbe, an investigative reporter for the Dayton Daily News and WHIO-TV, for an unusual episode of the podcast. Will has been reporting on the Pike County murders for two years and recently returned from a hunting trip there with local residents. He and Amelia discuss what is known and what investigators think they know about the case in which eight members of a family where murdered in four different locations on the same night. Ohio Attorney General Mike Dewine, the state’s next governor, recently announced charges against four members of a Pike County. Investigators say the Wagners - a husband, his wife and two adult sons - gunned down, Christopher Rhoden Jr.; Christopher Rhoden Sr., Clarence "Frankie" Rhoden; Dana Lynn Rhoden; Gary Rhoden; Hanna May Rhoden; Hannah Hazel Gilley and Kenneth Rhoden. The shocking case has seen several twists and turns. As Will explains in the podcast, things are now just getting started. There have been rumors about a drug cartel, arrested grandmothers and an alleged custody dispute in this tragic case.

“It comes down to authenticity. If you’re able to show who you are and make it real, it really helps.” In this episode, Jay talks to Will Braunstein, CEO of USA RX about creating businesses that are scalable. Will is a serial entrepreneur and advisor with several successful exits who shares his story of how his pursuit of entrepreneurship has evolved over the years. As Will relates, knowing what you want and being who you are can give you new perspectives-the key to getting to new heights. “Business is about the people and the company.” Visit https://jayrooke.com/041-Will-Braunstein/ for resources and show notes. Check out my website: https://jayrooke.com/   Follow me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TribeCreator/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayrooke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JayRooke   Episode Highlights: 02:20 Profit While Saving Health While Saving Money 20:10 Keeping the Inspiration 30:30 Passion Business 31:52 Finding the Right Guy for the Job 39:39 Advising Myself

As Will and Mango sniffle through their hay fever they answer this season's biggest questions: What are allergies? How close are we to a cure? And is putting Vaseline up your nose a good lifehack for stopping pollen? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this passion-fueled conversation we reflect on some deeper realizations that have struck us recently. A lot of our discussion generates a general yet powerful recommendation, to become very curious. Do so early, and often, and especially if you're going into a service industry. If you're curious, you'll be more likely to build awareness of the influences of business and how it can interact with our behaviors and lives. Some very wise words are shared by Will in this episode in particular. If were going to passionately express our observation of a struggle we've gone through, we might as well deliver some action steps in case others find themselves also struggling. Will highlights 3 key business principles that, when mastered, can make any person more valuable to a business (in terms of employment-more hirable). The funny thing is, you don't even really have to master these functions, just be better than some others are and you can help them. Generate new leads or potential customers Convert leads or potential customers into customers  Retain customers for repeated service When do we really learn how the basics of all that works? As Will and Nick describe, its never too late to learn. Check out the facebook group "Healthcare Digital Marketing" with Will and Alex Engar, those two are producing some incredible content and sharing solutions that can take your career to another level.

As Will's strike continues, Matt and Felix are joined by Derek Davison for a tour of news out of the Middle East and the Korean Peninsula. Derek's Patreon https://www.patreon.com/davisond13 Derek's blog https://attwiw.com

Episode 110 celebrates the American tradition of Thanksgiving with the 80’s slasher, “Blood Rage”(1987). Before getting into the featured attraction, your hosts talk about recently watched movies, some of which show the rubber shark waaaaaay too much. In some cases, literally. Have you ever pondered how Bill Paxton would’ve done as Jack Torrence in “The Shining”? Maybe you should. Then, that which cannot be ignored, “Blood Rage” is discussed. Jolyon watched it, Richard watched it and Will watched "Blood Rage”…twice! This is a movie that delivers on the nudity and the gore, which is what you’d ask of any decent 80’s slasher. The individual victims may not have a great sense of urgency when trying to escape the killer, but at least they team up to make a great body count! As Will puts it: “This is just the kind of crap I would’ve loved at age 12”. So, grab a seat at the card table, dish up some turkey and stuffing, but be careful, because that’s not cranberry sauce!!! Find us on Instagram, where we are @chewingthescenery or easily find us on Facebook. Chewing the Scenery can be found on Soundcloud, iTunes and Stitcher. Please rate, review and subscribe- it really does help listeners find us! #horror #horrormovies #horrornerd #horroraddict #horrorjunkie #monsterkid #bmovie #scarymovies #monstermovie #podcast #chewingthescenery #zombies #zombie #VHS #moviemonsters #freepodcast #denver #colorado #everydayishalloween #halloween #horrorpodcast #noirvember #1987 #itcamefromthe80s #bloodrage #thanksgiving #thankful #slasher #slashers

Last time, the group headed back to Vallaki to bury one of the Martikovs and then did a few things on their own. As Will got a shave and a haircut (two bits!), a comb (it's not just a stick!), and some information about what had been happening while the party was at the Wizard of Wines, the rest of the party discovered they had been invited to a dinner with the burgomaster. Then Will paid a visit to Blinsky and found that the toymaker was having some sort of stupid problem that they'll probably have to fix - other than the problems the guy already has. Man, so many threads! Where are we going next? Music by Ab-Bowie Cross and Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) (Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).

This week on StoryWeb: Tim Burton’s film Big Fish.   A witch. A giant. A werewolf. Conjoined twins. Daring feats of strength. A magical town.   Tim Burton’s 2003 film, Big Fish, has it all.   Based on Daniel Wallace’s 1998 novel of the same name, the film stars Albert Finney, Ewan McGregor, Steve Buscemi, Danny DeVito, Jessica Lange, and a large cast of other actors. It is a delightful, fantastic, over-the-top spectacle of a small Southern traveling circus, complete with “freaks,” as they are often known. It also tells the story of Spectre, a fairy-tale, utopian version of a small town in Alabama.   Big Fish is also a tale within a tale, the story of a young man, Will Bloom, saying goodbye to his elderly, dying father, Edward. When Will was a boy, Edward regaled him with one fantastic story after another – and he continues the outlandish tall tales on his deathbed. Will, who had been caught in the tales as a child, eventually came to believe his father was a liar, that he’d spun crazy yarns to make himself look larger than life and perhaps to hide the secrets of his real life.   Most of the film is the reconstructed telling of Edward’s fantastic, dreamlike world, the stuff of myth and legend. Swept along with the story, the viewer – as Will had as a boy – wants to believe, but it all just seems so far-fetched. Is it real? Is it make-believe? Or is it something in between? You’ll have to watch the film – all the way through to the end – and then decide for yourself.   In the meantime, I will say that – true or not – Big Fish is a marvelous, wonderful tale of an unlikely cast of characters you won’t soon forget. It’s also a beautiful, if emotionally challenging exploration of a father-son relationship. Will Edward and Will come to an understanding of each other in time? Will Will forgive his father’s tall tales, his penchant for what can only be called Southern gothic storytelling?   StoryWeb, of course, celebrates all things storytelling – and Edward Bloom is a storyteller par excellence. His tales raise the age-old question: Is the story true – or is it “just” a story? By film’s end, you may be inclined to believe, as Edward clearly does, that truth and imagination, story and fact are inextricably tied up together. As Will says, “In telling the story of my father’s life, it’s impossible to separate the fact from the fiction, the man from the myth. It doesn’t always make sense, but that’s the kind of story this is.”   The film is available on DVD, and the entire script is online. You might find it fun to explore the locations used in the filming of Big Fish. And of course, you’ll want to stop by Tim Burton’s official website. (Be forewarned: it’s tricky to navigate this one-of-a-kind website!)   As Edward tells Will, “Most men will tell you a story straight through. It won’t be complicated, but it won’t be interesting either.” Big Fish is delightfully complicated and very, very interesting. Watch it – you won’t be disappointed!   Visit the storyweb.com/burton for links to all these resources and to watch the trailer for Big Fish. It will give you a taste of the fantastical yarns Edward Bloom spins.

It's an episode full of puppies!!! As Will and Grace grapple with the challenges of inviting a cute little puppy child into their lives, Tess tries to convince Matthew to get a fuzzy roommate and give him bites on his snoots. Eliza the Cat is not thrilled.

Can you keep a secret? Us either! As Will tries to keep Grace and Jack from finding out about Karen's potential divorce · and his former flings · Tess and Matthew open up about the secrets they've kept. (Spoiler: They're pretty queer.)

Drag queens and Nixon and bees, oh my! As Will and Grace have their mini-Ingmar Bergman film festival ruined by Harlan, Tess and Matthew talk about the true meaning of Halloween: Getting read to filth by drag queens who know better than you how to put on makeup.

Will Self concludes his 50 kilometre circumnavigation of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN just outside Geneva - entirely on foot. Following the course of the Collider through the French and Swiss countryside, Will stops at regular intervals to descend to the tunnel below and view the experiments. As Will gets close to completing his circuit, he visits Voltaire's chateau and an abandoned CERN experiment. The excursions put Will in a pensive frame of mind as he heads towards Geneva Airport. Producer: Laurence Grissell.

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