Podcast appearances and mentions of Ben Coleman

Ben Coleman is my guest this week- what a kind soul- talented artist and songwriter. Check out his single “Rainy Days” perfect for April showers. Originally aired 04/20/2025 on 95.3 FM KHYI the Range in Dallas, TX.

In this engaging conversation, Chris Romano and Ben Coleman explore the intersection of hunting and music, sharing personal experiences and insights from their respective journeys. They discuss the differences in hunting across various states, the challenges of public versus private land, and the importance of adapting tactics based on the environment. Ben shares his recent experiences on a radio tour promoting his music, highlighting the excitement of hearing his song on the radio for the first time. The conversation delves into the thrill of the hunt, the strategies employed, and the lessons learned from years of experience in the field. In this conversation, Chris and Ben delve into various aspects of hunting, focusing on the value of old hunting stands, the challenges of modern hunting, effective e-scouting strategies, and the importance of understanding terrain features. They share personal anecdotes about hunting mishaps, lessons learned, and insights into turkey hunting, emphasizing the need for adaptability and knowledge in the field. In this conversation, Ben and Chris delve into the nuances of turkey and elk hunting, sharing personal experiences, strategies, and emotional insights. They discuss the unique challenges of turkey hunting, including the importance of scouting and timing, and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with the pursuit. Ben shares memorable elk hunting stories, highlighting the intensity and adrenaline of the experience. The conversation wraps up with advice for new hunters and reflections on the joy of the outdoors. Takeaways Hunting is a primal instinct that connects us to nature. Rattling can be an effective tactic in deer hunting. Public land hunting can be challenging but rewarding. The quality of deer hunting varies significantly by state. Music and hunting share a sense of adventure and creativity. Learning from experience is crucial in improving hunting skills. Data-driven hunting strategies can enhance success rates. Adapting tactics based on deer behavior is essential. The thrill of the hunt comes from understanding the environment. Building a history with a hunting location leads to better outcomes. Old wooden ladder stands can reveal valuable hunting insights. E-scouting is crucial for successful hunting trips. Trusting deer sign is essential for finding success. Terrain features significantly influence deer behavior. Mistakes in the field can lead to valuable lessons. Modern technology can both help and hinder the hunting experience. Hunting requires patience and adaptability to changing conditions. Understanding turkey behavior is key to successful turkey hunting. Compounding terrain features increase the likelihood of deer encounters. Preparation and practice are vital for a successful hunt. Turkey hunting offers a different set of challenges compared to deer hunting. Scouting for turkeys involves looking for signs like scratching in the ground. Finding a turkey that responds to calls is key to success. Timing is crucial; turkeys are more killable in the afternoon. The emotional aspect of hunting can lead to feelings of frustration and anger. Listening to hunting podcasts can provide valuable insights for beginners. Elk hunting combines elements of turkey hunting and deer hunting. The adrenaline rush from elk hunting is unmatched, even without a kill. Understanding animal behavior and communication enhances hunting success. Staying passionate and engaged in hunting is essential for enjoyment. Supporters of the Channel! www.Firenock.com www.VitalizeSeed.com Big D's Custom Pro Shop (Lake Hopatcong, NJ) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Chris interviews Ben Coleman, an up-and-coming country star from Texas, who shares his journey of balancing his passions for music and hunting. The conversation delves into Ben's experiences performing live, the stories behind his songwriting, and his deep-rooted connection to hunting, shaped by his upbringing on a private farm in South Carolina. Ben reflects on the challenges and joys of pursuing a music career while maintaining his love for the outdoors, creating a rich tapestry of experiences that resonate with listeners. In this conversation, Ben and Chris explore the deep-rooted traditions of hunting within families, the management of hunting properties, and the experiences that come with elk hunting. They discuss the importance of passing down hunting skills and experiences to the next generation, the challenges of managing hunting land, and the joy of cooking and preparing game. The conversation also touches on the nuances of elk hunting and the blend of different hunting styles, emphasizing the camaraderie and excitement that comes with the sport. In this engaging conversation, the Boys explore the intersection of hunting, family life, and ethical considerations in the outdoors. They share personal anecdotes about their hunting traditions, the challenges of balancing parenthood with outdoor passions, and the science behind bow setups and arrow flight. The discussion emphasizes the importance of ethics in hunting and the responsibility hunters have towards wildlife conservation. As they delve into the nuances of turkey hunting and bow configurations, they also hint at exciting future plans for their outdoor ventures. Takeaways: Ben Coleman is a lifelong musician and hunter. He started playing music at the age of seven. Ben's craziest live performance involved unexpected distractions. He admires songwriters who tell stories through their music. Country music allows for both factual and imaginative songwriting. Ben enjoys playing at local venues and exploring new towns. He values the therapeutic aspects of both music and hunting. Ben's journey into music was influenced by family and personal experiences. He emphasizes the importance of community and support in pursuing passions. Ben's hunting experiences are shaped by his upbringing on a farm.  Generational hunting traditions create lasting memories. Family properties can serve as a foundation for hunting experiences. Effective land management enhances hunting success. Cooking game is an integral part of the hunting experience. Elk hunting requires patience and skill, often with low success rates. Understanding elk behavior is crucial for successful hunting. The blend of hunting styles offers a unique experience. Hunting can foster family bonds and traditions. Managing hunting land requires knowledge and effort. Preference points are essential for hunting in various states.  Hunting traditions often shape family dynamics and relationships. Balancing hunting with parenthood requires thoughtful planning and communication. Turkey hunting presents unique challenges that require skill and patience. Understanding bow setups and arrow flight can significantly impact hunting success. Ethics in hunting is paramount; responsible hunters prioritize the well-being of the animal. The best hunting shot is often the one not taken, emphasizing patience and skill. Personal experiences in hunting can lead to deeper connections with family and friends. The science of arrow flight can enhance hunting effectiveness and ethical practices. Hunters should be educated about their gear and its impact on wildlife. Future plans in outdoor ventures can lead to exciting opportunities for hunters. Firenock - “The Science of Archery” https://firenock.com/ Big D's CUstom Pro Shop - Lake Hopatcong, NJ Darton Bows - https://dartonarchery.com Antler Grow - https://antlergrow.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When you find yourself more and more interested in non-ordinary states of consciousness and cultivating a deep relationship to Divine Intelligence, but have spent a dizzying amount of time apologizing, downplaying, or sanitizing your visions, gifts and ‘out-there' theories on reality, my friend, you may be hauling around the Mystic's Grief. Let's sort through some of that, shall we?   Grief Threads winter edition begins February 23 - are you in? Five weeks of cozy sewing and intuitive quilting while getting about the grief stored in our hearts and bodies.   Work with Narinder 1:1 or learn about her Death Midwifery Training. 10/10 recommend!   Book 1:1 Creative Coaching time with Melissa   Free Resources — Download Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on getting outta your head and into your body Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot spirit memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and first dibs on workshops and art Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals Erin Palovick made our stunning cover art

Success starts in the trenches, and the Sun Devils' turnaround along the offensive line was a major factor in their success in 2024. With four starters back for 2025, the line looks to once again be a team strength. But not everyone will be back in their old spots, as Ben Coleman will be sliding over from left guard to center to replace All-Big 12 selection Leif Fautanu. After missing his first year in Tempe due to injury, Ben returned to the lineup last year and put together a standout season. No matter where he lines up this fall, Ben will be a key player on the field and an important leader off of it. On this episode, Ben and I discuss the keys to ASU's success, why he bypassed the NFL Draft for another year in Tempe, his evolving leadership role, activating the Valley, 

Become a PHNX Diehard for just $4 a month! http://gophnx.com/intro-offer-youtubeCam Skattebo, Shamari Simmons and Leif Fautanu all played pivotal roles for Arizona State in 2024. With that said, Skattebo was the only ASU player invited to the 2025 NFL Combine. Were Simmons and Fautanu snubbed? Sam Leavitt and Jordyn Tyson are two of the most exciting players for Kenny Dillingham's Arizona State Sun Devils. The 2024 Big 12 Champions will return Leavitt, Tyson, Xavion Alford, Ben Coleman, Clayton Smith and several others. Is Leavitt the best player on the team with spring football quickly approaching? The guys tier list the Arizona State position groups ahead of ASU's spring football practices. Where do the wide receivers rank? Will the running backs be able to replace Cam Skattebo's production? Join Anthony Totri and Kyle Cooper as the guys break it all down and more on the PHNX Sun Devils show!An ALLCITY Network ProductionSUBSCRIBE to our YouTube: https://bit.ly/phnx_youtubeALL THINGS PHNX: http://linktr.ee/phnxsportsMERCH https://store.allcitynetwork.com/collections/phnx-lockerALLCITY Network, Inc. aka PHNX and PHNX Sports is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by the City of PhoenixPHNX Events: Get your tickets to PHNX events and takeovers here: https://gophnx.com/events/Gila River: Win a Lamborgini! Visit https://playatgila.com/promotion/350k-lamborghini-luxe-giveaway/ for detailsBranded Bills: Use code PHNX at https://www.brandedbills.com/ for 20% off your first order!Gametime: Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code PHNX for $20 off your first purchase. Terms apply.Circle K:  Join Inner Circle for free by downloading the Circle K app today! Head to https://www.circlek.com/store-locator to find Circle Ks near you!DFCU: Show your ASU team spirit: Open a Free Checking account online and get your choice of three Arizona State University VISA® Debit Cards. Go to https://www.desertfinancial.com/ASUto get started.Check out FOCO merch and collectibles and use promo code “PHNX10” for 10% off your order on all non Pre Order items.Rugged Road: Gear up for your next adventure with Rugged Road Coolers - Your ultimate outdoor companion! Head to http://ruggedroadoutdoors.pxf.io/ALLCITY and use code PHNX for 10% off!When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.

A rebroadcast of a workshop I led recently on the power of moving grief and worry and anxiety out of the body through the exit route of the hands. Grief does not love to be analyzed or hyper fixated on through the channel of the mind. It's a visceral project, it requires our feeling and sensing self. How better to get about it than through moving our hands creatively with others.  The meditation is from 9:10 - 21:03 Grief Threads starts February 23 - Find your people, pour out the grief waters, listen to your fabrics, make something beautiful with a beginner's mind.  Small groups, intimate fellowship, new ways to see yourself and your life material.  Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals Album Art by Erin Palovick

Is it Anxiety or is it Life Grief? Solo episode dive into the difference between life grief and death grief. Thank GOD we are developing some maturity about the difference. I give much thanks that the cultural conversation is shifting and we are gaining some literacy around how much ~mental health stuff~ can be attributed to unprocessed and unmanaged life grief. Grief is the groundwater flowing under every aspect of our lives, and it has wisdom and gorgeous teachings for us if we are brave enough to move towards and not away from it. Book 1:1 Creative Coaching time with Melissa Mentioned in the Show — Join me for Grief Threads workshop - begins February 23 Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals Album Art by Erin Palovick

In this episode, we're joined by Michael O'Connell & Ben Coleman who are on the Founding team of Happy Guest to talk about growth, solutions and a LOT more!⭐️ Links & Show NotesAdam NorkoScott FasanoConrad O'ConnellMichael O'ConnellBen ColemanHappy Guest

Buckle up, baby, we're jumping into the fascinating world of psychic medium Caroline Brown. Cherished by many for her incredible mediumship abilities, Caroline shares her journey from being an accountant to becoming a conduit to the Spirit world and helping people connect to their Beloved Dead. We discuss how to talk to your Spirit team when you're scared out of your gourd, and how to develop an ongoing relationship with them like you're yakking with your middle school bestie on the landline well past bedtime. It's easy to forget that we GET to ask for help from our Spirit Team - they're ALWAYS available for guidance, support, feedback and directives. It's just a matter of learning to refine our listening… Whether you're curious about the Spirit world or seeking to develop your own psychic capabilities, this episode brings us right into the heart of mediumship.   Mentioned in the Episode — Caroline's Website Join me for Enter the Sweat Portal - a workshop for creating your own daily somatic movement practice Book 1:1 Creative Coaching time with Melissa Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

This summer, sound artist and “guerrilla academic” Ben Coleman got in touch to say how much he enjoys Phantom Power. He also suggested we check out another podcast he's into called Love is the Message.  We're glad we did! Love is the Message: Music, Dance & Counterculture is a fantastic show from Tim Lawrence and Jeremy Gilbert, both of them authors, academics, DJs and audiophile dance party organisers. I recognized Tim Lawrence's name from his great book on Arthur Russell. Jeremy Gilbert is Professor of Cultural and Political Theory at the University of East London and a prolific author. Tim and Jeremy have been longtime collaborators and when the clubs closed and universities cut faculty hours due to covid, they started podcasting.  The way I'd describe their show is, imagine the amazing college class you never got to take where you learn about the intersections of global dance music and radical politics, from the 1960s to today. They do shows on disco, Motown, reggae, tropicalia, funk, you name it with a strong cultural studies perspective. And I think the episode we're going to hear today is a perfect example of their approach—it's ostensibly an episode about Fela Kuti, but it's also terrific seminar on the Black Atlantic and the political history of Nigeria.  So thanks, Ben, for the recommendation. Thanks, Tim and Jem for sharing the pod with me and doing this episode swap. And thanks everyone for listening. Talk next month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/music

This summer, sound artist and “guerrilla academic” Ben Coleman got in touch to say how much he enjoys Phantom Power. He also suggested we check out another podcast he's into called Love is the Message.  We're glad we did! Love is the Message: Music, Dance & Counterculture is a fantastic show from Tim Lawrence and Jeremy Gilbert, both of them authors, academics, DJs and audiophile dance party organisers. I recognized Tim Lawrence's name from his great book on Arthur Russell. Jeremy Gilbert is Professor of Cultural and Political Theory at the University of East London and a prolific author. Tim and Jeremy have been longtime collaborators and when the clubs closed and universities cut faculty hours due to covid, they started podcasting.  The way I'd describe their show is, imagine the amazing college class you never got to take where you learn about the intersections of global dance music and radical politics, from the 1960s to today. They do shows on disco, Motown, reggae, tropicalia, funk, you name it with a strong cultural studies perspective. And I think the episode we're going to hear today is a perfect example of their approach—it's ostensibly an episode about Fela Kuti, but it's also terrific seminar on the Black Atlantic and the political history of Nigeria.  So thanks, Ben, for the recommendation. Thanks, Tim and Jem for sharing the pod with me and doing this episode swap. And thanks everyone for listening. Talk next month! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sound-studies

The Territorial Cup. A Big 12 title shot. A potential Playoff spot. A lot is riding on this year's Duel in the Desert. After a look at the news, we talk with ASU offensive lineman Ben Coleman (13:07) before diving into the wacky win over BYU. We check in with star ASU safety Xavion Alford (45:40) before going behind Wildcat lines with Arizona insider Adam Green of Wildcat Radio 2.0 (52:47) ahead of our game preview and predictions. Then it's the main event: A great conversation with the legendary Jordan Simone (1:56:16).

Ok my creative little gremlins, today we're talking about BEING SEEN. Ahhh the terror! the allure! the yearn! the repulsion! We're getting up underneath the complex layering of what it means to be successful by collective standards, and its requisite pressure to achieve widespread recognition, alongside genuine desires to be seen and acknowledged by many for your unique expression in the world. We're unpacking the energetics of putting yourself out there and dispelling the judgements we might carry about both being seen and not being seen! We also discuss the devilish phenomenon I like to call the 'what's the point voice' that loves to plague the raw beginnings of a creative act, and how that inner antagonizer maps onto our fears about being witnessed.   Love the episode? Share with a pal you think would dig. OR leave me a review - your feedback means a lot around here

An ugly game leads to a pretty 4-1 record. We dive into the hot, gritty, and clutch win over Kansas before talking with ASU offensive lineman Ben Coleman (30:12) about the dominance in the trenches. We then talk with OL coach Saga Tuitele (1:00:09) about the line play and the keys to holding back Utah. Next up, we get a detailed look at the Utes from Utah insider Patrick Kinahan (1:14:42) before jumping into our in-depth game preview and predictions.

Yikes ya'll, sorry to say it but being out of control is just such a vital part of being more creative. It's laying yourself at the feet of the MUSE, jugular exposed, giving up your Best Ideas to instead be ravaged by the strange unknowable force that is your true Creative Work. Buckle up and get cozy, we are getting freaking COMFORTABLE WITH UNCERTAINTY, and we're doing it through the lens of creative practice. We explore the different and distinct flavors of uncertainty, and how to deal with each of them. We are flying our freak flags high in the name of improvisation, going with the doggone flowsky and unclenching our buttholes and tight gripped fists so that we can actually create something real and honest with our lives yippeeee so fun let's go! Solo episode. A love letter to your weird little inner child artist. ilysm.

Football is BACK. We preview ASU's season opener with Ralph Amsden (25:11) and talk with Sun Devil offensive lineman Ben Coleman (10:16), wide receiver Derek Eusebio (1:36:07), and tight end Jayden Fortier (1:39:37).

A cross-posted conversation from Nico Wolf's podcast Living Liminal, where Nico and Melissa chat about the intersection between ritual textile play, creative practice, and our Spirit work. They speak to the magic of hands, lost contexts of craft, and the necessity of the revival of recognizing the ways the Unseen world can inform the the gift of creative vision. They bring in threads from their upcoming collaboration Distaff Ways: A Threefold Alchemical Healing, Seership Training & Ritual Fiber Arts Exploration w/ the Wisdom of the Spinners & Weavers This collaborative offering starts online at the end of August and culminates with a 6 day in person artist in residency in Santa Fe, NM. This work is open to all levels of experience and genders.   Learn more about Distaff Ways here: https://www.schoolofliminalarts.com/distaff-ways and Nico Wolf   Book a 1:1 Creative Revival Session with Melissa   Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

In their sophomore feature film co-directors Steven Kanter and Henry Loevner track the story of New York yuppies Amy and Max during their time in the wealthy resort town of Jackson Hole, Wyoming while on a summer vacation. Amy wants to enjoy a romantic getaway with her fiancé. But Max neglects Amy to spend the week working, leaving her to wander town alone. Amy finds a friend in Loren, a local wilderness guide who takes her fly fishing. She's immediately drawn to this magnetic, free spirited stranger. Both lonely and lost in their own lives, Amy and Loren share an instant connection. When Max is called away on business, Amy & Loren spend the week together exploring the Tetons. As her bond with Loren grows into something more than friendship, Amy questions whether she'll return to NYC with Max after all. Co-directors Steven Kanter and Henry Loevner (The End of Us) stop by to talk about their inspiration for making the film, working with superb cast that includes; Claudio Restrepo, Derrick Joseph DeBlasis, and Ben Coleman, and why they decided to set the film in a mountain resort town. For more go to: visitfilms.com/peak-season For more: peakseasonfilm.com

Football is back! The Sun Devils are hitting the practice field to open up fall camp. We preview the key position battles, the X-factor players, and the storylines to track over the month of August. Plus, we are joined by ASU offensive lineman Ben Coleman to debut his new series Unblocked (33:49)

This week we've got LA-based dance artist/body wizard Stephanie Zaletel in the broadcast portal with us. GIVE THANKS! Church is served, honey! This episode is very much about the vital research of coming back home to yourself, your body and your essential creative voice, and the cost of not answering the call.  You KNOW we got up to some 12 step talk and wooooo baby the ancestral addiction to shame and emotional spirals that get lodged up in our tissues. Stephanie's exquisite research on the nervous system and somatic practices of care work and co-regulation are unmatched. The way she talks about her research and outlets for group practice is nothing short of stunning. Get somewhere soft and low to the ground to tee this one up.   Learn more about Stephanie HERE Follow I Care About Your Body on IG Stephanie's IG   Sign up for Melissa's Scrap the Plan workshop in August!   Book a 1:1 Creative Revival Session with Melissa Free Resources — Download Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on getting outta your head and into your body Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals Sound Clip: Magic Stars Retro Sparkle by smokinghotdog via freesound.org

On the calendar, it may be the middle of the offseason, but the hard work doesn't stop for the Sun Devils. We're joined in studio by ASU offensive lineman Ben Coleman for a in-depth look at the work the program is putting in behind the scenes preparing for the 2024 season. Next up, Peter Boyle of Activate Sports Management gives us an inside look at new ASU AD Graham Rossini and how he conducts business. Finally, we chat with new Sun Devil 2025 wide receiver commit Michael Scott (1:17:36).

This week we are buh-lessed to have Nico Wolf up in our radio sphere. She is a wizard of the healing arts, oracular arts, group ceremony, Earth wisdom ways, and Dreamwork. She is also herself a dreamboat, like an actual captain-facilitator of the boat that takes you to Dream World, and just a totally fascinating human to talk Spirit shop with. We discuss working with dreams in a devotional way, exploring group dream work, and understanding the role of dreams in shifting culture during unsettled times. Nico steeps us in the waters of liminal artistry - as in, becoming more and more literate in the wisdom of the cracks and in-betweens places within the web of known reality.   This episode will be a dang HOOT for anyone interested in: working with the language of Dreams as oracle, solace, and world-building material animist perspectives and interspecies relating water as a grief portal, water as a dream portal feeling like a spiritual or cultural orphan questioning the role of spiritual lineage when lifted out of land-based context the big ole tangle of white-bodied people grappling with their own severed indigeneity and raspberries as dream prophecy

This week we're talking breast lumps, the doom forecasting that comes with health scares and awaiting *results*, talking to angels, and our very good but mysterious pal SURRENDER. And, like, how to fall dizzyingly in love with the lumpy mess of reality precisely as it is right now.  Spoiler alert - I gotta clean bill of health, this is about the upgrade in consciousness we get when we let the stunning truth of our mortality have its way with us weeeeee    hey, I love you thanks for being here.   Book 1:1 Creative Coaching time with Melissa   Free Resources — Download Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on getting outta your head and into your body Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

An episode for the artists, creatives and solo entrepreneurs out there who get bogged down by the idea of having to *do it all* all by your lonesome.  You've got other unseen forces up in your corner, who have your back, who are gassing you up and have secret lil intel to support your vision and work. Call them your guides, the angels, God, call them the indwelling consciousness of your projects and your art. Whoever they are, go talk to them, ok?? Momentum gathers rapidly when you enlist the *whatelseness* of reality as your collaborator. Enjoy

Oh lookie here, we are BACK baby. The AI bot that helped me audio engineer this episode thought it would be a good idea to title it "Savoring the Petite Droplets of Life Experiences" and they would be not wrong.   Listen to me try to make the parallel between the experience of fomo and an inflammatory yet very magical take on DEATH. Whoops another accidental episode on death stuff.  Sorry I'm congested here, when the mood strikes to press record, one jumps. The muse cares not for presence of phlegm.  ENJOY   Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals and jingle wizardry on the outro   Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa   Free Resources — Go download Attention Reset - my free and fun art zine on reviving your road-weary attention More — Follow Melissa's Instagram for hot art memes Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for musings and studio news

The Devils are back on the field. Take a look at what happened in spring's first practice and hear from OL Ben Coleman and WR Kaleb Black.

Last season was a struggle for the Arizona State Sun Devils football program in more ways than one, and the injuries were at the forefront of all of it. Perhaps no unit saw more guys banged up throughout the year than the offensive line, which had a different starting five lineup for all 12 games. It decimated what the coaching staff believed was a two-deep group of players and became a major focus for the staff to get reinforcements for during the offseason. Kenny Dillingham spent no shortage of effort to add bodies and talented players both through the NCAA Transfer Portal as well as the 2024 recruiting class. After yesterday's addition of former Washington offensive tackle Jalen Klemm, there's never been a more appropriate time to talk about the new and improved offensive line than now. Host Richie Bradshaw believes there is a slew of talented and perhaps high-upside players like Klemm, Bram Walden, and Ben Coleman to pair up with a plethora of other guys. Perhaps the offensive line could become a major strength for the Arizona State Sun Devils football team in 2024. We discuss all of that and more on this edition of the Locked On Sun Devils podcastSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInThese days every new potential hire can feel like a high stakes wager for your small business. That's why LinkedIn Jobs helps find the right people for your team, faster and for free. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/lockedoncollege. Terms and conditions apply.GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase.FanDuelNew customers, join today and you'll get TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS in BONUS BETS if your first bet of FIVE DOLLARS or more wins. Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.eBay MotorsWith all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN)Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Last season was a struggle for the Arizona State Sun Devils football program in more ways than one, and the injuries were at the forefront of all of it. Perhaps no unit saw more guys banged up throughout the year than the offensive line, which had a different starting five lineup for all 12 games. It decimated what the coaching staff believed was a two-deep group of players and became a major focus for the staff to get reinforcements for during the offseason. Kenny Dillingham spent no shortage of effort to add bodies and talented players both through the NCAA Transfer Portal as well as the 2024 recruiting class. After yesterday's addition of former Washington offensive tackle Jalen Klemm, there's never been a more appropriate time to talk about the new and improved offensive line than now. Host Richie Bradshaw believes there is a slew of talented and perhaps high-upside players like Klemm, Bram Walden, and Ben Coleman to pair up with a plethora of other guys. Perhaps the offensive line could become a major strength for the Arizona State Sun Devils football team in 2024. We discuss all of that and more on this edition of the Locked On Sun Devils podcast Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn These days every new potential hire can feel like a high stakes wager for your small business. That's why LinkedIn Jobs helps find the right people for your team, faster and for free. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/lockedoncollege. Terms and conditions apply. Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDON for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel New customers, join today and you'll get TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS in BONUS BETS if your first bet of FIVE DOLLARS or more wins. Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze has been blasted by critics, and while it was beloved by children back in the 90s, what do those kids think now? Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael, and Donatello take on the Shredder (or spoiler alert: they don't) and try to save New York one more time, while also learning where they came from! Let's imagine a Ninja Turtle movie where they never use their weapons, but are sticklers for observing the traditional pre-fight donut. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

This is a special preview of the first episode of our Patreon-exclusive show, Good Movies Rule that originally aired on June 1st, 2023. Enjoy this free episode, and please consider joining Patreon for a new episode every month! We've already covered Jurassic Park, Jaws, Spaceballs, Ferris Bueller, The Nice Guys, Reservoir Dogs, and They Live! Join at the link below. You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Clint, Mel, James, and Bob are back with Chuck Norris as he face-kicks his way through South America taking on the cartel. Billy Drago plays the perfect early 90s slimeball cocaine mogul as he sends his endless supply of henchmen to take on Chuck before he seizes his mountains of coke. The movie is a complete departure from Delta Force 1 which tried to say something important, it failed, but at least it tried. What do you think of Delta Force 2? Let us know in the comment section below. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

It's the day after Christmas, but here we got a chance to open some gifts sent into the studio, as well as take more of your emails and voicemails. Suggestions are in like Moonfire and Hank & Mike, as well as someone who sounds like they are reviewing Santa With Muscles at gunpoint. Batman listened to our Terminator Salvation episode, and he's not happy about it. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Stephanie, Joe, and the Mayor are back in Perfection alongside Burt Gummer as he continues to have the worst luck ever. No matter how many killer dirtworms (aka Graboids) he takes out, they seem to follow him all over the world. This time, back in his hometown, will he be able to stop them for good? Given that there are 7 Tremor's movies, I'm guessing no. At least we can have fun roasting all of this ridiculousness along the way. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

What if Ben Affleck amid "misses" Forces of Nature and Bounce, made a heist movie that had plot twists on top of its plot twists, featuring an unhinged Gary Sinise and a young (crazy) Charlize Theron? A recipe for success you might think, but Reindeer Games got blasted by critics, and audiences and it bombed financially. Where did it go wrong? It had a great writer and an all-time director John Frankenheimer. Is it time to re-assess Reindeer Games or does it deserve its spot in the garbage heap of 90's cinema? Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

We hit the phone lines and the emails again, for the third straight week as we try and catch up to all of our messages! Listeners freaking out that Bob has kids, another one defends Ernest and Clint thinks he's a plant, and a long-time listener finally hits us up on the mailbag!!Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Imagine the pitch meeting - "It's Santa Claus, right, but this one has muscles!" PRINT THE MONEY! Now, the rest of us are left to pick up the pieces of Hulk Hogan's Santa With Muscles (1996). Previous Hulk Hogan movies had him playing different versions of himself, and here he attempts to act and play a different character. It goes about as well as you'd expect. Many questions will be answered - how did Mila Kunis bury this performance? How can a lawn ornament bench press 300 pounds? Why is Ed Leslie playing an Asian? We'll pull it all apart, and then give out some awards, including our worst actor award, the "Steve Seagal" Trash Can Full of Dirt. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

Jimmy and Melissa air some things OUT. We're talking about the cost of an unexpressed life. We're talking about the cost of wrangling our true voices to be more palatable to institutions - for clout, visibility, legibility, resource access - and how the curated version of ourselves is like an addiction that must be recovered from, boy howdy! We're looking at the micro and macro impact of power differentials, and thinking about how so much of our behavior is about avoiding rejection from people and organizations that have more perceived power than us. Turns out rejection is a secret portal to becoming more of yourself, and improvisation is the medicinal lifeway we've all been searching for. OK!!!!   More about our guest — Find Jimmy on IG @j_jo

Not too many movies out there featuring Jet Li in dreadlocks, but this is where we find ourselves. Even though The One (2001) is rated very low by critics, some swear this is an awesome movie. The movie made us laugh, we're just not sure it was supposed to. It also features one of the best Jet Li fights we've ever seen. We go scene by scene and answer the important questions - how did Jet Li get with Carla Gugino? Why is the only thing different in each parallel universe his hairdo? Why does Jason Statham have hair, and why can't he fight in this? We'll pull it all apart, and then give out some awards, including our worst actor award, the "Steve Seagal" Trash Can Full of Dirt. Bad Movies Rule is a movie podcast about the movies you love even if no one else does.You can support Bad Movies Rule on Patreon here.You can join our community on Facebook and TikTok.Leave us a voicemail for us to play on mailbag episodes: 262-757-8567You can email the show any movie-related questions for our mailbag episodes here. Thank you to all of these awesome Patreon backers! - Corey Bauch, Craig Soto II, Graham Douglas, Jack Deen, James Pulley, James Stanley, Jason Smith, Joshua T. German, Keith Bentel, Aaron Nowak, Adam Lofton, The Angry German, Ben Coleman, Brad Rollason, Brian Boucher, Charlie Francoise, Chris Bazaldu, Chris Cordray, Craig Akery, Danny Medoff, David Parkinson, Don Boring, Donald Campbell, Donnie Miles, Eric Valov, Juan Sanchez, Jeff Ninja Ninja, Joe Borneo, JP Dozier, Jonathan Seymour, Josh Eglin, Josh Weithaus, K Dalton, KG Green, Lauryn Mattila, Lily Frenche, Dylan Donovan, Melissa Huyett, Mark Gusek, Matt Mulholland, Michael Harding, Ranger Hicks, Michael Shingler, Mystic Owl, Owen Edwards, Pyrexis, Rebekah Kahnke, Rob Jones, Russell White, Ryan Sanderson, Sean O'neill, Sean McHugh, Sir Hitman, TJ Strader, Travis Ramirez, Tyler Paul, Vince Hines, William Gersztyn, Adam Russell, Alex Moreno, Ben Garcia, Cam Sully, Charles Huyett, John Toeller, Daniel Sanchez, Darren Mattila, Daryl Pinter, Dr. Poole, Gwen Shehorn, Ian Smith, Jamie Rhoads, Jason Hahn, Jason Hill, Jason Semple, Jeff Von Arx, Jeremy M, Jonah McCallister, Jonathan Golab, Joshua "Many Goats", JR Christiansen, Justin Wallace, Mark the Trumpet Man, Marko, Matt Brown, Matt Dukes, Matt Dillon, Mike Pinter, Nathan Thomason, Nik Gillman, Nolan Ryan, Rob King, Robert Morman, Scott LeClaire, Svan Portillo, Tim Mullenax, Wildcard, Aaron Castillo, Adam Kawalec, Adam Sparks, Alex Riddell, Andreau Edelman, Andrew Shetterly, Ange22, Charles Boston, Chris Walkden, Chriz Twisted, Charles Renninger, Daniel Pankhurst, David Pick, Ellen Knubley, Estevan Alonzo, Greg Bisley, Jason Williams, Joshua Alexander, Kevin Frasier, Lucas Leighton, Marie-Eve Laplante, Matthew Mariner, Nathan Tolley, Patrick Reonold, President Preston Foster, Rich Dodt, Rich Harris, Richard Rivera, Rick Fleischer, Ryan Lash, Seth Hunt, Sherri Hauersperger, Stephanie Bilharz, Ted Sniderman, Thimmi Persson, Trevor Swartzlander

In this engaging episode of Alex and Annie: The Real Women of Vacation Rentals we are joined once again  by Ben Coleman, the visionary founder of Rev and Research, alongside the Chief Operating Officer, Rebecca Ballart.Rev and Research revolutionizes the vacation rental industry with their 100% done-for-you revenue management services. Beyond standard rate adjustments, the team, driven by a passion for data and numbers, conducts a comprehensive analysis of clients' businesses. From revenue discussions to sales budgets and overarching goals, their unique bottom-up approach has halved owner attrition in the first year. With a team of industry leaders and former operators, Rev and Research taps into the brightest minds in vacation rentals, maximizing occupancy at optimal rates. Their services not only pay for themselves but also reshape the landscape of revenue management in the industry.In this episode, Ben and Rebecca, together with Alex and Annie combine their expertise to dissect the current state of the vacation rental market. They stress the importance of understanding market demand and pricing strategies while underlining transparency and clear communication with homeowners regarding revenue projections and expectations. Dive into the challenges of managing diverse inventory, from urban markets to homes versus condos. Learn how staying informed about local events can be leveraged to boost bookings and adapt to the changing expectations of homeowners.The discussion concludes with a sneak peek into the upcoming DARM conference. Ben and Rebecca share insights on their sessions covering revenue management strategies and tackling underperforming units. Overall, the episode emphasizes the proactive, transparent, and knowledgeable approach required for success in vacation rental revenue management.

In this engaging episode of Alex and Annie: The Real Women of Vacation Rentals we are joined once again  by Ben Coleman, the visionary founder of Rev and Research, alongside the Chief Operating Officer, Rebecca Ballart.Rev and Research revolutionizes the vacation rental industry with their 100% done-for-you revenue management services. Beyond standard rate adjustments, the team, driven by a passion for data and numbers, conducts a comprehensive analysis of clients' businesses. From revenue discussions to sales budgets and overarching goals, their unique bottom-up approach has halved owner attrition in the first year. With a team of industry leaders and former operators, Rev and Research taps into the brightest minds in vacation rentals, maximizing occupancy at optimal rates. Their services not only pay for themselves but also reshape the landscape of revenue management in the industry.In this episode, Ben and Rebecca, together with Alex and Annie combine their expertise to dissect the current state of the vacation rental market. They stress the importance of understanding market demand and pricing strategies while underlining transparency and clear communication with homeowners regarding revenue projections and expectations. Dive into the challenges of managing diverse inventory, from urban markets to homes versus condos. Learn how staying informed about local events can be leveraged to boost bookings and adapt to the changing expectations of homeowners.The discussion concludes with a sneak peek into the upcoming DARM conference. Ben and Rebecca share insights on their sessions covering revenue management strategies and tackling underperforming units. Overall, the episode emphasizes the proactive, transparent, and knowledgeable approach required for success in vacation rental revenue management.

In this episode, we look at what's happening in G@za, specifically through the lens of social media, and the forces that want to keep us skewing towards nervous system collapse and disassociation. Spoiler alert: it's whiteness! It's the ‘soothing' lull of consumerism and capitalism! It's the unconscious practice of abdicating personal power! It's compulsive information guzzling as a proxy for participation! It's a habit of helplessness and prioritizing comfort in the face of inconceivable human suffering!  This episode will be of interest to you if: you are vacillating between taking in too much information and not enough information, and are trying to find a balance of staying informed and giving space to your grief you've been struggling to feel like you're ‘doing enough' for the liberation of P@les ti ne (and all of humanity, in fact) you're questioning this idea of enoughness when it comes to impact you are wrestling with the distinction between what is ‘turning away' and what is a necessary attention hygiene when logging off the apps or news. you want a space to think through the messy intricacies of how to be present, wide-awake, and of service to this global moment. you want to be more EXPRESSED but feel yourself putting the brakes on your voice and ideas and truth. Mentioned in the episode— Adrienne Maree Brown live on IG Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa Free Resources — Check out Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on reviving your road-weary attention Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for podcast updates Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

An episode for people who wanna get into the loving mystery and magic of death, dying and grief work. In this solo show, Melissa shares a story from a recent encounter with a dying person, and some powerful / hard-won lil gemstones of truth that have emerged since. Don't be scared! Let's normalize these convos and make it feel less bewildering and weird.  Ilysm thank you for being here ⚡️   **Join the waitlist for Grief Threads ~ doors opening for our Fall Cohort this Friday October 6, 2023** LINKS If you enjoyed the episode, check out — Your Palatability is a Liability w/ Narinder Bazen The Ancestral Hot Seat   Mentioned in the episode— Andrea Gibson interviewed by Glennon Doyle Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa Free Resources — Check out Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on reviving your road-weary attention Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for podcast updates Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

We are in search of more imaginative expressions of masculinity - in ourselves and in the world, who tf is with us?? Let's get into the energy of the nourishing and life-affirming badassery that is the sacred and dare-we-say intergalactic masculine principle. We talk Sedona vortexes, performative masculinity as a survival strategy, entity work, erotic power, desire, exhaustion, and MORE! This episode is a GRAND follow-up to last week's The Holy Fire of Other People's Opinions ~ having a relationship with the inner masculine can offer some major healing to our people-pleasing recovery journey…   More about our guest — Email Hez for Erotic Advisory Consults ~ hezstalcup@gmail.com Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa Free Resources — Check out Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on reviving your road-weary attention Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for podcast updates Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

This week Mel shares an excerpt from a recent mini-workshop on the cost of prioritizing likeability in the eyes of others. We unravel the tangled knots of codependency, living as if to placate others, and orienting to life as if you're always on the edge of being in trouble or needing to explain yourself. She shares a few somatic tools for loosening the grip of some of these learned habits and trauma responses, all in the name of getting more free and having more access to our DANG MAGIC.   Join the Getting Unpalatable Dance Class Tuesday, September 19 // 6-8pm est If you enjoyed the episode, check out — Your Palatability Is A Liability w/ Narinder Bazen Getting Cracked Open By the Divine w/ Dajé Aloh Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa Free Resources — Check out Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on reviving your road-weary attention Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for podcast updates Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals

This week we are joined by the dazzling Dajé Alōh aka The Story Doula, and DANG do we get blessed by her presence. She takes us all the way to church and to the underworld beneath the church, and has us swinging from the rafters by the end of it. We talk recovery from fundamentalist Christian upbringing, and mining the jewels from the faith for a more creative, more gritty OF THE EARTH AND DIRT kind of spiritual fortitude. We talk about the patriarchy killing our relationship to worship and awe. We talk about how everybody can be a land-steward regardless of your location or occupation, and how our relationship to the land we live on has everything to do with our relationship to the Divine. I got drunk on the magic sauce up in this one. Enjoy enjoy, babies. LINKS More about our guest — Dajé Alōh's Instagram Dajé Alōh's Website Dajé Alōh's Podcast Kinspirit Mentioned in the episode— Join me for Getting Unpalatable this Friday 9/8/23 - a free mini workshop and conversation on de-prioritizing being likable to everyone so you can like yourself more. It's gonna be special and funnnnn Book 1:1 Creative Guidance time with Melissa Free Resources — Check out Attention Reset - my free digital art zine on reviving your road-weary attention Stay Connected — Follow Melissa's Instagram for podcast updates Join Melissa's weeklyish newsletter for creative musings and studio news Big thanks to Ben Coleman for composing our theme music, and Gavin Bernard for vocals. Go listen to everything Ben has made, you won't be sorry! I love you, thanks for being here!