Podcast appearances and mentions of bill shakespeare

Beware the Ides of March ! On this day that wild Bill Shakespeare referred to as the Ides of March in his play Julius Caesar a great betrayal occurred. Was it the BEST? What is a good or great betrayal? The boys, Nick and Dan are joined by new contributing producer Jack and we can only say this.... you WILL have a fun time...historical and fictional betrayals are covered and joked upon. To help the boys out, the much talked about " Fact Checker " makes a debut, but in the end...The Best always comes down to a die roll. Listen to the end, and if YOUR idea of BEST BETRAYAL doesn't make it Please tell us about it on the instagram link provided!6follow us on Instagram : @this_is_the_best_podcast

Hi, Bob, in this episode, MJ, Shaun and Chad take a huge vampiric, and yet somehow festive, bite out of the Riting discourse around Bill Shakespeare. Other topics include Middle School, Antisemitism, and Pictures of your Boss Shaking Hands With Christ. Oh, I know your type: looking for the link, are ye? Well, you're in luck, we just processed the return on this one. https://linktr.ee/onriting

 Worship Leader: Marigold Peters Worship Speaker: Kyle Penner 

Stealing a bit from Bill Shakespeare, this is a daily and possibly the most important question we grapple with on a daily basis. But unlike, the Melancholy Dane the question we struggle with is the incredible diagnostic power or a CT vs. the possible downsides.  This podcast aims to look at the CT question through the old standard- the lens of risks and benefits and hopefully will give you a framework for how to think about this famous question.

On this week's episode of The Literary Life, we bring you another installment in our “Best of” Series. Angelina Stanford, Cindy Rollins, and Thomas Banks continue their discussion of J. R. R. Tolkien's short story “Leaf by Niggle“. If you missed the Back to School 2020 Conference when it was live, you can still purchase access to the recordings at MorningTimeforMoms.com. Angelina opens the book chat highlighting Tolkien's mirroring of Dante's Divine Comedy with Niggle's journey, and our hosts move through a recap of the story. The questions we should be asking as we read are whether this story deals with the recovery of our vision and whether it ends with a eucatastrophe. Cindy brings out more of the autobiographical nature of this story for Tolkien. Angelina tosses around the idea that Parish and Niggle may be doubles and be a picture of Tolkien's two selves. Thomas talks about what Niggle has to do in the “purgatory” section of the story. They also talk about the themes of art and the artist, sub-creation, and redemption. Come back next week to hear a discussion about why we ought to read myths. Commonplace Quotes: It is when a writer first begins to make enemies that he begins to matter. Hilton Brown Kill that whence spring the crude fancies and wild day-dreams of the young, and you will never lead them beyond dull facts—dull because their relations to each other, and the one life that works in them all, must remain undiscovered. Whoever would have his children avoid this arid region will do well to allow no teacher to approach them—not even of mathematics—who has no imagination. George MacDonald There were people who cared for him and people didn't, and those who didn't hate him were out to get him. . . But they couldn't touch him. . . because he was Tarzan, Mandrake, Flash Gordon. He was Bill Shakespeare. He was Cain, Ulysses, the Flying Dutchman; he was Lot in Sodom, Deidre of the Sorrows, Sweeney in the nightingales among trees. Joseph Heller On the Death of Dr. Robert Levet by Samuel Johnson Condemned to Hope's delusive mine,     As on we toil from day to day, By sudden blasts, or slow decline,     Our social comforts drop away. Well tried through many a varying year,     See Levet to the grave descend; Officious, innocent, sincere,     Of every friendless name the friend. Yet still he fills Affection's eye,     Obscurely wise, and coarsely kind; Nor, lettered Arrogance, deny     Thy praise to merit unrefined. When fainting Nature called for aid,     And hovering Death prepared the blow, His vigorous remedy displayed     The power of art without the show. In Misery's darkest cavern known,     His useful care was ever nigh, Where hopeless Anguish poured his groan,     And lonely Want retired to die. No summons mocked by chill delay,     No petty gain disdained by pride, The modest wants of every day     The toil of every day supplied. His virtues walked their narrow round,     Nor made a pause, nor left a void; And sure the Eternal Master found     The single talent well employed. The busy day, the peaceful night,     Unfelt, uncounted, glided by; His frame was firm, his powers were bright,     Though now his eightieth year was nigh. Then with no throbbing fiery pain,     No cold gradations of decay, Death broke at once the vital chain,     And freed his soul the nearest way. Book List: Rudyard Kipling by Hilton Brown A Dish of Orts by George MacDonald Catch-22 by Joseph Heller When Books Went to War by Molly Guptill Manning The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis Paradise Lost by John Milton Letters from Father Christmas by J. R. R. Tolkien Support The Literary Life: Become a patron of The Literary Life podcast as part of the “Friends and Fellows Community” on Patreon, and get some amazing bonus content! Thanks for your support! Connect with Us: You can find Angelina and Thomas at HouseofHumaneLetters.com, on Instagram @angelinastanford, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANGStanford/ Find Cindy at morningtimeformoms.com, on Instagram @cindyordoamoris and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CindyRollinsWriter. Check out Cindy's own Patreon page also! Follow The Literary Life on Instagram, and jump into our private Facebook group, The Literary Life Discussion Group, and let's get the book talk going! http://bit.ly/literarylifeFB

This week on Studious, we return to our discussion on free will and see if there's anything we can do to combat our fixed trajectories. Spoiler alert: hopefully we can. Tune in and find out. Side Note: Not only is the essay a metaphor for life, but it also follows the logical rules of the narrative with its three act structure. All the world is a stage. Huh, wouldja look at that? Bill Shakespeare, whodah thunk!?! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/studiouspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/studiouspodcast/support

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 900, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: monday night football 1: He started as a play-by-play man in 1971 and became an analyst in 1986. Frank Gifford. 2: This Dallas quarterback was quite "Dandy". Don Meredith. 3: The current play-by-play commentator, he's remembered for calling the Olympic hockey games in the '80s. Al Michaels. 4: He played himself in the films "Bananas" and "The 500-Pound Jerk" and was a lawyer before becoming a sportscaster. Howard Cosell. 5: This quarterback's real first name is Norman and he was stormin' as an analyst during the 1998-99 season. Boomer Esiason. Round 2. Category: bill shakespeare, p.i. 1: Tailed this title kid to a balcony, heard his chippie say, "Deny thy father and refuse thy name". Romeo. 2: This title guy thinks his wife's cheatin'; says "She with Cassio hath the act of shame a thousand times committed". Othello. 3: Investigating a possible regicide by this fella; got his address, Dunsinane, but his wacked-out wife worries me. Macbeth. 4: Something's rottin' in Denmark and it's the 2 corpses of these courtiers; an ambassador tells of their deaths in 5.2. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. 5: Impressive trail of corpses in this title guy's wake: the Dukes of Clarence and York and the Prince of Wales. Richard III. Round 3. Category: first names 1: This Irish name became popular for women after it was used as the name of Scarlett O'Hara's home. Tara. 2: Barack, related to the Hebrew Baruch, means this. blessed. 3: The name of this one of the 4 gospel writers means "gift of God". Matthew. 4: This first name, like that of the guy who married Medea, is from a Greek word for "healer". Jason. 5: This French name means "reborn", a reference to Christian baptism. Renee. Round 4. Category: science briefs 1: "K" can stand for kelvin or for this type of energy, from the Greek for "to move". kinetic. 2: It's the international name for the Centigrade scale. Celsius. 3: In 1909 Soren Sorensen came up with this scale to measure acidity. pH scale. 4: The unit of magnetic flux density, abbreviated "T", is named for this scientist. (Nikola) Tesla. 5: This element's name is from the Latin for "charcoal". carbon. Round 5. Category: in the thesaurus 1: If Jefferson had a thesaurus, he could have written of "The Pursuit of Oblectation" instead of this. Happiness. 2: This word or a "flight of" it is a common synonym for "imagination". Fancy. 3: On the road, it's on triangular signs; in the thesaurus, it's listed with "submit" and "kowtow". Yield. 4: "Cretaceous" and "lactescent" are fancy ways of describing this color. White. 5: 5-letter synonym for "maledict" or "swear". Curse. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia! Special thanks to https://blog.feedspot.com/trivia_podcasts/

The sports betting and gaming industry gathers in Toronto next week, so SBC's Cristian Robalino and First Pitch competition moderator Jesse Learmonth tee up the conference. And more on the clash of coalitions. With apologies to devotees of Bill Shakespeare. . . . regulators, operators, communicators, suppliers, marketers, engineers, data darlings, and sure, even the folks who occupy the executive suites, lend us your ears. Cristian Robalino and Jesse Learmonth joined us from Houston and Victoria respectively to help set the table for next week's Canadian Gaming Summit in the city below Bolton. Robalino, the VP of Marketing for SBC's Americas business, answered our questions about the preparations for SBC's maiden voyage in managing the Canadian conference and also delivered some helpful hints for newbie Summit attendees. Learmonth, an industry veteran and owner/operator of The Betting Startups podcast and newsletter, will hold the moderator's microphone for the First Pitch competition on the final day of the three- day event. Learmonth provided an overview of the three finalists along with the opportunities that come from participating in First Pitch. Amanda Brewer of Kindred Group weighed in on the reporting in Thursday's Gaming News Canada newsletter presented by GBG Plc on the exchange of legal correspondence between a coalition of four provincial lottery and gaming corporations, and a coalition of registered operators in Ontario. Finally, researchers Dr. Flora Matheson, Dr. Arthur McLuhan and Madison Ford from the MAP Centre for Urban Health Solutions walked us through the smartphone app they've developed to support people with gambling concerns. The SPRinG app, the researchers hope, will provide additional support to existing services around problem gambling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Savage is multitalented.  President of the Wichita Sports Hall of Fame, offensive line coach, radio host, and actor.  And now he will be in Much Ado About Nothing. “For it falls out, that what we have we prize not to the worth whilest we enjoy it. But being lacked and lost, why then we rack the value. Then we find the virtue that possession would not show us while it was ours.”

Music from Tuba Christmas 20-22 Nashville Tennessee, used with permission Nancy Holland conducts, Closing music from Harpeth Presbyterian Christmas Medley from 2017, used with permission. “Much Ado About Nothing” (Thank You Bill Shakespeare) Fighting Future Highway Congestion Tennessee's Toll  Or Demand LanesThe main debate seems to be settling on a name that upsets the motoring public the least. Leading the charge seems to be “demand lanes” even surge lanes is a contender. The consensus is that we need them to ease the congestion on our interstate system. Everyone looks to our neighbor to the south r/sic they have them. Problema/Sp Atlantas demand lanes increase congestion during peak hours. The north & south lanes are after Atlanta's loop (285). 

We continue our jounrey into the mind of good ol' Bill aka Bill Shakespeare aka Bill Skarsgaard's original form, William Shakespeare. And in this mind we're discussing the real life Kings of history that inspired his many plays aptly titled...those Kings names. Plus, let's unpack that Rancho episode shall we?

It's just Steve on this one but you know, a special guest makes his Blockcast debut, four years in the making! As you'd expect, they talk all about Utah-Florida.

Kelly Kiernan and Patrick Briggs - Director and Assistant Director respectively of Santa Fe Classic Theater's production of William Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors speak with Radio Free Galisteo's John Shannon about this summer's Shakespeare in the Garden. Performances run Wednesdays-Sundays July 28-August 14, 2022, at 7pm. Once again, the Santa Fe Botanical Garden will open early for picnickingBUY TICKETS: https://www.santafeclassictheater.org/buy-ticketsSanta Fe Classic Theater Website  - https://www.santafeclassictheater.org/Donate to Santa Fe Classic Theater: https://www.santafeclassictheater.org/donateSupport the show

‘Twasn't it Shakespeare who wrote ‘a rose is a rose is a rose is a rose'? Whether he did or not, it's a play on words. And from what the history books tell us, he was the best at making plays out of words. Or organizing words into a play.    What we learn from this is that as useful as language can be, it can also prove confounding. Through all the channeling to the place in the brain where comprehension is gained by translating your senses into images or ideas, there is always the opportunity for misinterpretation.    In the English language alone there currently exists 20,000 words, so chances are very good that a few of them are going to doppleganged. I mean, to a foreigner, it can't be easy to discern the nuance of building a building, or how to desert a desert. Or how minute a minute is, much less how a solution can be a solution.     I know, it's fucked.    They are called homonyms. And as I'm sure you know by now, the key to differentiating terminology is by understanding the context of the word. Meaning, you just need to know the subject matter you're talking about.    By the way, did you know that they found a pipe in Shakespeare's grave and they're pretty sure the dude smoked weed? So, what did he mean when he wrote that ‘a rose is a rose is a rose is a rose'? Well, there are many ways to refer to a rose in literature. And actually, ‘twasn't he that wrote that, I just looked it up. He wrote ‘a rose by any other name would smell as sweet'. Which was from Romeo and Juliet and meant love transcends applied labels like Montegue and Capulet.    And speaking of love, if a jar is ajar, it means I've unscrewed the cap of my beloved nug jug and ripped another tasty bowl whilst I scribed this stoner prose. Just like Bill Shakespeare would've. In case you're learning English. 

Rob's Mum Co-Hosts Show And Has Bill Shakespeare Call In! | PODCAST On Today's Show: Rob Palmer's mum co-hosts the show today and she does a test to see how well Rob knows her, we ask people when they pee'd themselves and Bill Shakespeare calls the show from the dead somehow?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 60.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and on our new website: www.heilmanandhaver.com!   EPISODE 60 SYNOPSIS We're pleased to be joined by Sloan De Forest, writer, film historian, and all-around movie know-it-all about her new book from TCM, The Essential Directors: The Art and Impact of Cinema's Most Influential Filmmakers available now from Running Press.   ARTS AROUND THE SOUND ANNOUNCEMENTS There's "Something Rotten" at BCT Playing now through May 1st, it's "Something Rotten" at BCT!  This show follows the Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel, who struggle to find success in the theatrical world as they compete with the wild popularity of their contemporary - the bard himself - Bill Shakespeare.  Find tickets and more info at BCTSHOWS.COM. Youth Summer Camps Return to WWCA WWCA's newly appointed Acting Artistic Director Rebecca Ewen will be holding two youth musical theater camps this summer.  For campers ages 5-13, it's “Winnie the Pooh Kids”, and for campers ages 13-18, “‘Legally Blonde Jr.”  For dates and more info keep visit the Classes and Workshops page at WWCA.US and their Facebook page.   IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Sloan De Forest Sloan De Forest is a writer, film historian, and all-around movie know-it-all. As a relative of talking-pictures inventor Lee de Forest, she has film history in her blood. She has authored three books in the Turner Classic Movies library: The Essential Directors: The Art and Impact of Cinema's Most Influential Filmmakers (2021), Dynamic Dames (2019), and Must-See Sci-Fi (2018). She is also a contributing author of Natalie Wood: Reflections on a Legendary Life by Manoah Bowman and Grace Kelly: Hollywood Dream Girl by Jay Jorgensen, and editor of the upcoming Psycho 60. She has written about film for Sony, Time Warner Cable, Bright Lights Film Journal, The Film Magazine, and other publications. Her talking head has appeared on CNN's 2019 series The Movies, as well as the 2022 series Hollywood Icons. Sloan has also made guest appearances on Turner Classic Movies and several podcasts, and served as a consultant on the 2020 HBO/Amblin documentary Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind. She sometimes writes under a nom de plume, occasionally acts, and has been known to lecture film students on the wily ways of film noir dames. A native Texan, she now lives in Hollywood.

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 59.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and on our new website: www.heilmanandhaver.com!   EPISODE 59 SYNOPSIS We're pleased to be joined by Scott McGee, senior director of Original Productions at Turner Classic Movies, programmer for TCM's annual film festival, lead programmer for the TCM Classic Cruise, and author of “Danger on the Silver Screen: 50 Films Celebrating Cinema's Greatest Stunts''.    ARTS AROUND THE SOUND ANNOUNCEMENTS Now playing: "The Thin Place" at ACT Seattle Currently on stage at Seattle's A Contemporary Theater (or ACT) it's “The Thin Place” a spine-tingling and mesmerizing new play by Obie Award-winner Lucas Hnath.  The show runs through April 10th and tickets can be had at ACTTHEATRE.ORG.  Simply told and wonderfully acted, “The Thin Place” draws the audience in and doesn't let go.  Read Greg's review here. There's "Something Rotten" at BCT Opening tonight at Bremerton Community Theater, it's musical comedy "Something Rotten".  This show follows the Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel, who struggle to find success in the theatrical world as they compete with the wild popularity of their contemporary - the bard himself - Bill Shakespeare.  The show runs through May 1st and you can find tickets and more info at BCTSHOWS.COM  "Cemetery Club" Auditions at BCT Coming up Sunday and Monday, April 10 & 11 from 6 – 9pm, auditions will be held for the comedy "Cemetery Club", playing June 3 – 26, 2022.  Written by Ivan Menchell, and directed by our good friend Jeffrey Bassett, "The Cemetery Club" is a heartwarming story about three Jewish widows coping with love, loss, and romance.  (The Broadway production starred Eileen Heckart as Lucille and Cemetery Club was made into a film in 1993, starring Ellen Burstyn, Dianne Ladd, and Olympia Dukkakis.)  More info on BCT's audition page. Youth Summer Camps Return to WWCA WWCA's newly appointed Acting Artistic Director Rebecca Ewen will be holding two youth musical theater camps this summer.  For campers ages 5-13, it's “Winnie the Pooh Kids”, and for campers ages 13-18, “‘Legally Blonde Jr.”  For dates and more info keep visit the Classes and Workshops page at WWCA.US and their Facebook page.   IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Scott McGee Scott is senior director of Original Productions at Turner Classic Movies. He is also a programmer for TCM's annual film festival and the lead programmer for the TCM Classic Cruise, and has been a presenter at many of TCM's past festivals and other industry conventions.  Scott is also the author of “Danger on the Silver Screen: 50 Films Celebrating Cinema's Greatest Stunts''.  His book from TCM and Running Press is a heart-racing look into the world of stunt work featuring films that capture the exhilaration of a car chase, the comedy of a well timed pratfall, or the adrenaline rush from a fight scene complete with reviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and hundreds of photographs.  You can follow him on Twitter at @JScottMcGee and find the book on Amazon and Target.com.  Scott joined us from his home in Marietta, GA.

The Boardroom is so glad you decided to join us for this communication session. Chris Eby avoided the steady diet of government cheese, by jumping out of financial services and into pest control. Redirected from getting a law degree, he wanted to get the world by the tail, and wrap it around, and put it in his pocket! He's not here to “come down on you”, but respect has to be earned. Hear how Chris backdoored his way into the door to door industry. You don't miss his approach to sales on the back porch either. There are other names for knocking, such as crack, ice, boom, pow. Call it what you want, but cloning knocks and scripts can only get you so far. You need confidence on the doors, or you're not gonna amount to Jack Squat! Bundles are a great idea, but I can't see real good…is that Bill Shakespeare over there? Coming from a guy that looks like Santa's evil twin, he admits the mistakes of his bundle-only approach. Reps are overpaid across the door-knocking industry. You can take a Moneyball approach…I wish you could just shut your big yapper! We're gonna be buddies! We're gonna be pals! And we're gonna pay your front line workers and managers! Chris expanded his company's service offerings, but there came a point in which it made sense to partner with allied industries. He goes into detail about his allied partner incentives in this San Juan Boardroom chat. The nicest, shrewd businessman you'll meet already has plans for the future. He's working on making a lasting legacy which starts with living in a lambo, down by the river. ------ Filmed, Edited, and Mixed by Dylan Seals of www.Verbell.Ltd Additional Videography by Gabriel Gonzalez. Additional Editing by Garrett Ware. To sign up for Bubble Trouble, our May 4th Virtual Event, send an email to... events@potomaccompany.com Potomac Pest Control Group: https://www.potomacpestcontrol.com/

You will truly enjoy this #100th Episode of The Friday Fireside with the Brilliant and Entertaining Mike Bloxham, EVP of Global Media and Entertainment for Magid. Mike was also at the birth of The iTV Doctor, as a guest on the first The iTV Doctor column in May, 2009. Starting with a history of interactivity in entertainment (going back to the audience throwing cabbages at Bill Shakespeare), Mike provides real recommendations for how advertisers can take advantage of today's smaller but HIGHLY FOCUSED audiences for effective and profitable branded interactive experiences. Sadly, we lose Mike's signal at the end of the chat, so we'll just have to pick the conversation in a future episode of The Friday Fireside.

On this episode of HGH we talk about the 24 year killing spree of James Hicks, one of Maine's most infamous serial killers. This story has so many love interests, Bill Shakespeare would tell him to go easy. B and Jackson also talk about how their holidays went, express their disgust for "crimes of passion", and send their love out to the listeners. Like, rate, and recommend this podcast.  You can reach out to us via email - homegrownhorrorpod@gmail.com - send us stories, Maine movie recommendations, or just say hi! Twitter: https://twitter.com/HgHpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/homegrownhorrorpod/ Sources for this episode: Radford University, Department of Psychology Cold Case Files: Vanished- James Hicks Documentary Bangor Daily News --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hghpod/support

Bill Shakespeare once said, “The world is a stage”. Everyone wears their own mask and plays a version of the character they believe they are. We are currently in the third act in the ongoing lawsuit between the SEC and Ripple Labs. The investigation alone has been going on for two and a half years. As the plot thickens, I'm here to unpack some recent findings in this ongoing debacle and to clear up some of the complicated legal jargon and put it into lament terms. To me, it seems that the SEC is purposely fighting a losing battle. It's funny that they keep posturing against other crypto powerhouses such as Uniswap and Coinbase to distract the public from the fact that they're losing this case against Ripple. You can't just pick and choose who to go and to not go after, but in the world of political theater, the show must go on.

Alright everyone, can you believe it's already week 3? Neither can the guys, but that means football is in full swing so we're not mad about it. We're doing things a little bit different on this weeks episode as our local Bengal fan, HB, went lone wolf for real and decided to record a little solo sesh (at the end of the episode) so that means we're left with Loren, Jamie, and Fronk to pick up the slack. Fair warning--HB REALLY loves Who Dey Nation and submitted what amounted to a 30-minute monologue that would make even Bill Shakespeare blush. Fronk thinks the Ravens win over the chiefs might've saved the season. Jamie is nervous about the injuries to the defense and the Steelers offensive line. Loren feels like Cleveland is building momentum. Surprise! We've got fantasy football with Coleman. Bringing you up to date on all things AFC north. Is Jamie acting as Big Ben's voodoo doll??? Jamie and Fronk love their fantasy team as their co-managed squad moved to 2-0 over the weekend. Everyone sits at under .500 for their season picks, will someone be able to separate themselves? So much more as we look into this weeks games on FTN. Try @Vpjerky Extinction is Forever by Harry Adams out on Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/for-thenorthpod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/for-thenorthpod/support

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 220, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Harlem Shuffle 1: In 1954 he took over as minister of the Nation of Islam's Temple Number 7 in Harlem. Malcolm X. 2: "There is a rose in East Harlem"--nah. "There is a rose in" this other name for this area. Spanish Harlem. 3: Maintaining the Dutch theme, one of Harlem's major newspapers is the "News" bearing the name of this city. Amsterdam. 4: Duke Ellington could have told you that this MTA transport passes through Harlem before terminating at 207th St.. the A Train. 5: The regalia of this great dancer known as "Bojangles" includes a badge as honorary Mayor of Harlem. Bill "Bojangles" Robinson. Round 2. Category: American Government 1: When a minor breaks the law, his or her case usually goes to this court. juvenile court. 2: Kansas' 10-member Board of this has made news for its doubts about Darwin. Education. 3: While he rarely appears in the Senate, it's his job to cast the deciding vote when there's a tie. vice president. 4: This daily account of the goings-on in the House and Senate has been published by the government since 1873. The Congressional Record. 5: It's no secret that William Colby, William Casey and William Webster have all headed this agency. the CIA. Round 3. Category: Bill Shakespeare, P.i. 1: Impressive trail of corpses in this title guy's wake: the Dukes of Clarence and York and the Prince of Wales. Richard III. 2: Tailed this title kid to a balcony, heard his chippie say, "Deny thy father and refuse thy name". Romeo. 3: This title guy thinks his wife's cheatin'; says "She with Cassio hath the act of shame a thousand times committed". Othello. 4: Investigating a possible regicide by this fella; got his address, Dunsinane, but his wacked-out wife worries me. Macbeth. 5: Something's rottin' in Denmark and it's the 2 corpses of these courtiers; an ambassador tells of their deaths in 5.2. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. Round 4. Category: Retired Jerseys 1: Los Angeles LakersNo. 33. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. 2: Miami Dolphins No. 13. Dan Marino. 3: He was so good-- and indecisive--that his team retired his jersey twice, in 1994 and 1999. (Michael) Jordan. 4: Detroit Red Wings No. 9. Gordie Howe. 5: This legend hit the rafters in 1993. Larry Bird. Round 5. Category: Barely Alive 1: The name of this condition comes from the Greek for "deep sleep". a coma. 2: If a patient is non-responsive and these openings in the iris are fixed and dilated, it's bad news. the pupils. 3: Defined as asystole, no cardiac electrical activity on the EKG is also known by this "level" term. a flatline. 4: Cleveland Clinic protocol says when this 3-letter order is given by a patient, there will be no chest compressions. DNR (do not resuscitate). 5: Patient has tachycardia! Oh, man, he's in V-fib! Charge to 360! Clear! while I use an external this device. a defibrillator. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Will the real Slim Shady, Anastasia Romanov, and Bill Shakespeare please stand up? This week, we deep dive on secret identities and who the real princess and bard may be…Spoiler alert: Occam's razor fully applies here.Episode Resources: https://bit.ly/2UNTKPdTheme music:Protofunk by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunkLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Welcome to the Top 5 Podcast, a show where we rank and discuss any list you can imagine. Best Ice cream? Top gaming consoles? Best blenders? Nothing is off limits, everyone is wrong even when they think they are right! We are your hosts Zach Rancourt, Eric Schoen and Thomas Lockhart. Nerd alert time, but does anyone else really love R.L. Stine the way I do? Authors like Bill Shakespeare, Tom Clancy, John Irving, Charlotte Bronte, Stephen King, Harper Lee, and Roald Dahl are responsible for some of the most important literary works in history. Books are incredibly important in life, plain and simple. This may be the most impossible list we have ever created, but we sure as hell are gonna try. Today we are discussing our Top 5 Books. To enhance discussion, we didn't share our lists with each other, and by no means are we experts or historians in said category. We are just a few dudes who like to talk about nonsense. The Top 5 Podcast is available on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, Amazon, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Podbean. We appreciate your fandom! If you like what you hear, don't forget to rate and subscribe. Your participation helps us immensely! You can also find us on Twitter @podcaststop5. Enjoy!

With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come, for ‘tis National Talk Like Shakespeare Day, and thou wilt loveth this episode. The crew had fun with this one, and the mirth and laughter certainly flowed like a fine wine. Our Associate Caller of the Day was Jacky from Store 7294 in Norman, Oklahoma. In Milestone Minute, Mark, Tammy and Marcella celebrated 30, 35, and 40 years with the Walmart family. As old Bill Shakespeare says, “time is the nurse and breeder of all good.” In Celebrity Chit Chat, Bo chatted with The Chainsmokers about the cathartic benefits of songwriting, why people connect with their music and what it takes to be a great songwriter. Poetry seems to be a theme today. In Yes or No Way Bo, customer Ali from Sullivan, Missouri, rocked out on the first four questions and missed a beat on the fifth. Additional highlights include Spy the Lie, Friday Feud, and Bo’s Impossible Question of the Day which asked: More of these were made in the mid 1960’s than any other time, what are they? We’ll take a penny for your thoughts, but it’s going to take more than that. Be sure to tune in!

This week we… We channel our inner Bill Shakespeare and recite the poems we wrote. We play our first hand of cribbage to determine our next weekly challenge! Of course, we update on the progress of the HUA table and discuss our final steps. The legs arrived and were on the home stretch. We have a little packer talk and as always we start it off with our beer of the week! HUA 15 drinking game: any time we talk about how fizzy our beers are, drink! Good luck! Come for some inspiration or motivation, stay for the laughs and beer recommendations! Listening on Apple Podcasts? Rate the show and leave us a comment, it helps the show a lot! Big shout out to our good buddy, Dekker Pellonari! He created the intro and outro music for us. Check him out on ig: @dekker.pellonari and find his music on Spotify by searching Dekker Pellonari If you want to let us know what you think of the show, or have an idea for the show, message us on Facebook or Instagram! Just search “Hold Us Accountable.”

Could someone tell me how Bill Shakespeare snuck into the Candy is Yummy studio and made his own episode?!

The holiday season is upon us and one of the biggest pitfalls to blowing our budgets is impulse spending! On this episode we explore how stores, whether in person or online, prey upon our tendency make impulsive purchases and what we can do avoid these traps and not overspend!  Sponsors:  Debt Free Christmas Planner- Every year you have the best intentions about controlling your holiday spending and every year you forget something. That’s why Jen made this FREE Christmas planner to help you  record every cost and stay on budget this holiday season. This planner will help you keep track of your spending on family traditions, recipes, dinners and parties, gifts and more to make sure you don’t miss anything. Then use the 2021 planning chart to make sure you’re on track to saving the right amount next year! If this sounds like something you need head to https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/holiday to get your free planner. 2021 - Looking for a year that won’t that won’t bring you widespread panic and global chaos? Try 2021. The holidays signal the end of the year. They actually feel like a year unto themselves so that means 2021 is just around the corner. We hope that brings you joy. 2021, We can’t make any promises but it’s probably going to be better than 2020. Maybe. Notable Notes: What the Internet has to say: This article from Square U (https://squareup.com/us/en/townsquare/holiday-impulse-shopper) p gives us a behind the scenes look at how companies capitalize on impulse shoppers. What Jen + Jill have to say: “impulse buying - not a pre-meditated purchase”  Gamify shopping- don’t play the game, eliminate the temptation Give them a deal- stop buying things because they’re on sale! Emphasize self-care- find free ways to care for yourself Go beyond seasons greeting- businesses want to get more money out of you because it’s cheaper than finding a new customer. More from the Internet: This article from Moneyning (https://moneyning.com/money-tips/10-tips-for-avoiding-impulsive-spending-during-the-holidays/) provides us with 10 tips to avoid impulse spending over the holidays. More from Jen + Jill: Understand why you buy A.k.a. ‘Protect your vulnerabilities’ (nostalgia, clearance, desire to be the best aunt ever!) Shop alone - especially if swayed by your kids! Shop online - can help with distraction of other things (but keep the previous article and warnings in mind!) Translate price to hours worked - OOHHH I LOVE THIS ONE! Such a tangible way to determine if it’s worth your hard earned cash Lower your daily spending limit - this will put more checks and balances in place Don’t go hungry Use a prepaid card- gift card Walk around the store Freeze credit cards for the month Icebox - every ‘buy button’ puts it on ice Don’t give everyone a gift! BILL OF THE WEEK - Thank you Becky for sharing your bill about Bill Shakespeare!! Your local library program sounds amazing! Also we love libraries too :) If you want to submit your bill of the week visit https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/billto leave us a bill This bill was sponsored by PolicyGenius: Shopping for insurance can seem like a daunting task, but Policygenius makes it easy and saves their home & auto customers an average of $1,127 a year. They do the hard work for you by finding the lowest quotes from over 30 top insurers. Head to Policygenius.com (https://moneyning.com/money-tips/10-tips-for-avoiding-impulsive-spending-during-the-holidays/) right now to get started and make sure you’re getting the best rates on your home and auto insurance.  Lightning Round Holiday shopping plans Jill- I have started a list already and have some inexpensive and thoughtful ideas; 1 perk of moving away is I can’t carry much with me when I visit people at the holidays!) Jen- I may indulge in Black Friday, Kai will get gifts from his birthday, everyone else will get gift cards. Don’t forget to visit frugalfriendspodcast.com/holiday to get your free Debt Free Holiday Planner so you can keep your Thanksgiving and Christmas expenses on budget. Wrap-up: Thanks so much for listening! Keep leaving us reviews on iTunes or Stitcher, and sending the screenshot to frugalfriendspodcast@gmail.com (mailto:frugalfriendspodcast@gmail.com) . AND share our most recent episode on social for a chance to win a copy of the Frugal Friends Workbook! Thanks for listening! See you next week!

Episode 124 - BILL SHAKESPEARE’S SONNET WHAT? TRAILER PARK! Dune’ - Our first trailer off the park this week is for a film we have been hearing about seemingly for the last two years or more. About how spectacular and fantastical this big-budget bombastic film will be. Well now finally we have our first look at Denis Villeneuve’s epic imagining of ‘Dune’! Now to be brutally honest, I know nothing of the Dune story or the novel or 1984 cinematic version so the trailer to be made next to no sense but what I gather is it is set in a futuristic world where some kid has like dream powers. You know, like he has visions or something. And his dad is like the boss man of like a tonne of planets and stuff and then his dad tries to take over a planet but the people fight back or something. And the kid, well he’s like ‘yeah, Nah, not taking that shit old man!’ And he like fights alongside Aquaman against his dad, you know? All joking aside, the film looks like it lives up to its nutty budget and is going to be an epic journey in the theatre! Very excited to check this one out coming Boxing Day, 2020.  ‘Hubie Halloween’ - Okay… how does this keep happening? How do we keep giving Adam Sandler the chance to make a film while portraying the exact same character every time? I’ll tell you how: because now matter how stupid the film looks, No matter how much I whinge about that he is just playing the same character, No matter how many of his friends he crams into the film for stupid one-liners… I will STILL end up watching this film because it is so conveniently on Netflix. Curse you, Sandler!! Hubie Halloween tells the ‘story’ of Sandler being the local nut job, always reporting anything out of the ordinary to police, always trying to be a nice guy but really just inconveniencing everyone and copping the brunt of bullying from the local kids and adults alike. But this Halloween something is off, something is wrong and he is the only one who can stop it! But who will believe him? Who will help him before it’s too late?! Let’s find out together, October 7!  ‘Freaky’ - Well if this isn’t the greatest idea for a film ever I have no idea what is! We all love Lindsay Lohan and Jaime Lee Curtis’ absolute classic film Freaky Friday of course. And we all adore the incredible Rob Schneider and Rachel McAdams’ mix up film The Hot Chick Yeah? Well, what if we combined the two together and I dunno put Kathryn Newton in the role of the pretty high school girl and then you know, put Vince fucking Vaughn in the creepy old guy role and switch their bodies. Oh, wait, not juicy enough? Why don’t we make Vaughn’s character a serial killer? Oh yes, everything about this trailer screams ‘Shut up and take my money’ as we see almost a cliche teenage horror film but one that has me itching to see it!! Add in the fact this film is written and directed by the guy who brought us Happy Death Day 1 & 2 AND is a Blumhouse production. Yup. I’m in. Coming to theatres late November/Early December.  ‘Save Yourselves!’ - In the social media and tech-driven world we live in, have you ever actually considered switching off from everything with your significant other and heading out to a secluded cabin and spending a week away from the world? Sounds pretty good right? Just being away from it all. But what if the oonnnnne time you choose to do that, the world is attacked and in aided by floofy poofs!!!! I mean, ALIENS?!? This is the case for young 21st-century couple Jack and Su as they find themselves isolated out in the woods while the world around them is being taken over by the most floooofiest poooofs! I MEAN ALIENS!! How can they survive without any knowledge of basic survival skills or YouTube tutorials?! Coming to on-demand October 6!  ‘8 7’ - Our final trailer this week is written and directed by the uber-serious Aaron Sorkin and has an incredible cast including but not limited to Eddie Redmayne, Alex Sharp, Sacha Baron Cohen, Jeremy Strong, John Carroll Lynch, Yahya Abdul-Mateen, Mark Rylance, Frank Langella, and my boy Joseph Gordon-Levitt. So with that kind of set up, there’s probably not a lot of humor to be had with this description and review of the trailer. We can’t end Trailer Park like that. So why don’t I put on a terrible British accent to read it out and try to lighten the mood? Here goes nothing! *The story tells of 7 men who were put on trial in the late 1960s for causing a huge public uprising against the system, setting off a chain of rioting and injury and death. Whilst they never intended to cause pain and suffering, they got all the attention they wanted for their cause as their trial brought about National and international headlines as they were all sentenced in the courts. Will they have the book thrown at them or will they walk away Scott free?! Those lucky todgers! Coming to Netflix on October 18th. ‘YASSS OR PASSS - September 17th - (Glendale, Kotara & Tuggerah)  ‘Trolls World Tour’  ‘The Secret Garden’  ‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’  ‘Swimming for Gold’  ‘An American Pickle’  @2c3pod Aussie Pop Culture Podcast ~ 2 Episodes every Wednesday and Friday + YOUTUBE bonus content.  Podbean, Stitcher, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Youtube Join our Patreon and support the show to gain exclusive access to other goodies!PATREON MITCH ON TWITCH, DYLAN ON TWITCH Check out our socials to keep in contactTwitter, Facebook & Instagram GET NEW MERCH FROM TEEPUBLIC.COM

We do a lovely, haunting, Shakespeare song. Mino on violin. Greg Nottage on stand-up bass. Music by Franco. Words by Bill Shakespeare. Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDiQvcy-AYs

On this week’s episode of The Literary Life with Angelina Stanford, Cindy Rollins, and Thomas Banks continue their discussion of J. R. R. Tolkien’s short story “Leaf by Niggle“. If you missed the Back to School 2020 Conference when it was live, you can still purchase access to the recordings at CindyRollins.net. Angelina opens the book chat highlighting Tolkien’s mirroring of Dante’s Divine Comedy with Niggle’s journey, and our hosts move through a recap of the story. The questions we should be asking as we read are whether this story deals with the recovery of our vision and whether it ends with a eucatastrophe. Cindy brings out more of the autobiographical nature of this story for Tolkien. Angelina tosses around the idea that Parish and Niggle may be doubles and be a picture of Tolkien’s two selves. Thomas talks about what Niggle has to do in the “purgatory” section of the story. They also talk about the themes of art and the artist, sub-creation, and redemption. Come back next week to hear a discussion about why we ought to read myths. Commonplace Quotes: It is when a writer first begins to make enemies that he begins to matter. Hilton Brown Kill that whence spring the crude fancies and wild day-dreams of the young, and you will never lead them beyond dull facts—dull because their relations to each other, and the one life that works in them all, must remain undiscovered. Whoever would have his children avoid this arid region will do well to allow no teacher to approach them—not even of mathematics—who has no imagination. George MacDonald There were people who cared for him and people didn’t, and those who didn’t hate him were out to get him. . . But they couldn’t touch him. . . because he was Tarzan, Mandrake, Flash Gordon. He was Bill Shakespeare. He was Cain, Ulysses, the Flying Dutchman; he was Lot in Sodom, Deidre of the Sorrows, Sweeney in the nightingales among trees. Joseph Heller On the Death of Dr. Robert Levet by Samuel Johnson Condemned to Hope’s delusive mine,     As on we toil from day to day, By sudden blasts, or slow decline,     Our social comforts drop away. Well tried through many a varying year,     See Levet to the grave descend; Officious, innocent, sincere,     Of every friendless name the friend. Yet still he fills Affection’s eye,     Obscurely wise, and coarsely kind; Nor, lettered Arrogance, deny     Thy praise to merit unrefined. When fainting Nature called for aid,     And hovering Death prepared the blow, His vigorous remedy displayed     The power of art without the show. In Misery’s darkest cavern known,     His useful care was ever nigh, Where hopeless Anguish poured his groan,     And lonely Want retired to die. No summons mocked by chill delay,     No petty gain disdained by pride, The modest wants of every day     The toil of every day supplied. His virtues walked their narrow round,     Nor made a pause, nor left a void; And sure the Eternal Master found     The single talent well employed. The busy day, the peaceful night,     Unfelt, uncounted, glided by; His frame was firm, his powers were bright,     Though now his eightieth year was nigh. Then with no throbbing fiery pain,     No cold gradations of decay, Death broke at once the vital chain,     And freed his soul the nearest way. Book List: (Amazon affiliate links are used in this content.) Rudyard Kipling by Hilton Brown A Dish of Orts by George MacDonald Catch-22 by Joseph Heller When Books Went to War by Molly Guptill Manning The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis Paradise Lost by John Milton Letters from Father Christmas by J. R. R. Tolkien Support The Literary Life: Become a patron of The Literary Life podcast as part of the “Friends and Fellows Community” on Patreon, and get some amazing bonus content! Thanks for your support! Connect with Us: You can find Angelina and Thomas at HouseofHumaneLetters.com, on Instagram @angelinastanford, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANGStanford/ Find Cindy at https://cindyrollins.net, on Instagram @cindyordoamoris and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cindyrollins.net/. Check out Cindy’s own Patreon page also! Follow The Literary Life on Instagram, and jump into our private Facebook group, The Literary Life Discussion Group, and let’s get the book talk going! http://bit.ly/literarylifeFB

We've got incompetent detectives, engine trouble with villains, spacemen and wizards, slut-dropping Yorkshire folk, desperate actors, evil in Mordor and Bill Shakespeare. With exclusive commentary from their writer, Alex Marion.

Mark and Meseret write things together and before they write, they discuss stuff. In this episode they discuss Shakespeare, Mozart being pretentious, guessing what movies are about without watching them and spoiling movies.

Sports are not happening, but the NFL Draft must go on…Thank God. We are horny for the Jordan Doc, but we get off topic when Pat teaches Colin about Bill Shakespeare with the newest segment “Today in History”. Of course, we have some beef this week, and we serenade you with our first interview with the legend Mike McGinley.

Well it's just been Bill Shakespeare's birthday, so we thought we'd celebrate by mangling one of his beloved speeches. It's what we do.

KFRC Sanfrancisco a radio icon, had an amazing mobile studio called "The Sturgeon" Learn the legend of this station and how Bill Shakespeare tracked this vehicle down and restored it to it's former glory.

What happens when people who have no business discussing Shakespeare, discuss "Bill Shakespeare?" Listen to find out.

Quickly Kevin: Steve Bruce's 'Defender' with Ivo Graham (Part 2 of 2) S05 E01"Once more unto the breach, dear friends...."Not our words, but those of old Bill Shakespeare. And from one legendary wordsmith to another, we cordially invite you to join us as we return for Quickly Kevin Series 5 with the big one, the final book in the Steve Bruce / Barnes crime trilogy, with comedian Ivo Graham.And if you want to enjoy the literary masterworks yourselves, well have we got some exciting news for you...1.) Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@quicklykevin) where all this week we'll be celebrating this episode and the new series by giving you the chance to win some copies...2.) Leave us a review (5* of course) on itunes with a paragraph of fan fiction set inside the Steve Barnes universe and the best one each week will win a copy - but please, keep it clean. Nothing explicit. This isn't the dark web.3.) Drop us an email at qkwhs-shop@hotmail.com for the remaining few copies...but hurry, once they're gone they're gone.In the meantime, sit back, relax, pour yourself a chamomile tea, and we hope you enjoy the concluding episodes of this odyssey as much as we did...Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quickly Kevin: Steve Bruce's 'Defender' with Ivo Graham (Part 1 of 2) S05 E01"Once more unto the breach, dear friends...."Not our words, but those of old Bill Shakespeare. And from one legendary wordsmith to another, we cordially invite you to join us as we return for Quickly Kevin Series 5 with the big one, the final book in the Steve Bruce / Barnes crime trilogy, with comedian Ivo Graham.And if you want to enjoy the literary masterworks yourselves, well have we got some exciting news for you...1.) Follow us on Twitter and Instagram (@quicklykevin) where all this week we'll be celebrating this episode and the new series by giving you the chance to win some copies...2.) Leave us a review (5* of course) on itunes with a paragraph of fan fiction set inside the Steve Barnes universe and the best one each week will win a copy - but please, keep it clean. Nothing explicit. This isn't the dark web.3.) Drop us an email at qkwhs-shop@hotmail.com for the remaining few copies...but hurry, once they're gone they're gone.In the meantime, sit back, relax, pour yourself a chamomile tea, and we hope you enjoy the concluding episodes of this odyssey as much as we did...Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Twitter: @quicklykevinFacebook:quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I Don't Wanna Hear It PodcastEpisode 018 - It Came From the Beach (Part 3)This is a reupload as the audio cues were off on the previous upload. Sorry, everybody.We're pleased as punch to be wrapping up our three part saga of musical bullshit and nostalgic shenanigans this week. Please enjoy our recollections of our best bands drying up and blowing away like a bunch of dog turds left in the sun for too long. But, as you know, Ka is a wheel and we are not dead, just restin'. I think ol' Bill Shakespeare said it best when he said, "To sleep: perchance to dream - don't fucking touch me."idontwannahearitpodcast.comIt Came From the BeachWe're Not DeadRewrittenGrudgeholderPowerlineAbsent FriendsTractor ManMusical Attribution: "It Feels Like Love," "Little Tramp," "Baby You Miss Me." Tracks licensed through NEO Seeker, license available upon request.

The Bard, Bill Shakespeare would like you to listen, watch, and appreciate the subject matter of this week's episode. Heath Ledger (RIP), JGL, Alex Mac, Julia Stiles, Larry Miller, what more could you want in a 90's teen movie? Please email us at nowavailableov@gmail.com for questions, comments or suggestions! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yo people of this world! Thank you for checking out episode 32 of the Glen Thinks Stuff Podcast!! Today I talk about my trip to the dentist and why I only allow nerds to put their hands in my mouth. I also talk about one of my favorite childhood television shows. Lastly, I give you some culture by reading Bill Shakespeare. I may or may not throw my two cents in on Sonnet 138. You'll just have to listen and see! Thank you for listening! Peace Episode 32 Promo: The Plunge Podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hamlet. Richard III. King Lear. Timeless classics from the late, great Bill Shakespeare which embolden the mind and breath life into the spirit. Yet, these tales can take a deadly turn and suck the life right out you. A deadly serial murder is on the loose committing crimes in the vein of Shakespearean story lines. This week on the podcast the gang watched the 1973 black comedic horror film, "Theatre of Blood." Vincent Price delights as Edward Lionheart, a disgruntled actor in love with the works of Shakespeare and vows to enact revenge on the critics who mocked him. Tune in to find out more!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs08-l5lJ-s William Shakespeare, around here we call him “Bill”, wrote ‘A rose by any other name would smell as sweet’. In customer-speak we guess Bill Shakespeare was making the point that it doesn’t matter so much what you call your customers it’s how you treat them that counts. But as they say in the infomercials, “But wait! There’s more.” Actually there is more, a lot more. The words we use to describe our customers (and also our employees) set our expectations for how we want customers to be treated as well as how we expect our employees to behave. Employees of Wal~Mart are described as “Associates.” At Sam’s Club they are “Partners” and at Ritz Carlton folks who may otherwise be known as guests or clients are often referred to as “Ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen.” And then there is Dick’s Last Resort where customers can expect to be verbally abused and for some odd reason they seem to look forward to the hazing. We think the point has been made. Calling customers by name is the best approach.  And that’s final! The value of calling customers clients, patients, or members is that in doing so you are subtlety signalling that there is “something different” about your approach to service. And different is good. Just be careful. If you are going to raise expectations be sure you can keep the promise. You want to raise your expectations to a Positively Outrageous Service standard contact us at 803.792.5555!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs08-l5lJ-s William Shakespeare, around here we call him “Bill”, wrote ‘A rose by any other name would smell as sweet’. In customer-speak we guess Bill Shakespeare was making the point that it doesn’t matter so much what you call your customers it’s how you treat them that counts. But as they say in the infomercials, “But wait! There’s more.” Actually there is more, a lot more. The words we use to describe our customers (and also our employees) set our expectations for how we want customers to be treated as well as how we expect our employees to behave. Employees of Wal~Mart are described as “Associates.” At Sam’s Club they are “Partners” and at Ritz Carlton folks who may otherwise be known as guests or clients are often referred to as “Ladies and gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen.” And then there is Dick’s Last Resort where customers can expect to be verbally abused and for some odd reason they seem to look forward to the hazing. We think the point has been made. Calling customers by name is the best approach.  And that’s final! The value of calling customers clients, patients, or members is that in doing so you are subtlety signalling that there is “something different” about your approach to service. And different is good. Just be careful. If you are going to raise expectations be sure you can keep the promise. You want to raise your expectations to a Positively Outrageous Service standard contact us at 803.792.5555!

This week comedian Ivo Graham joins us in the studio as we focus solely on one of British literature’s greatest authors; not “old Bill Shakespeare”, but former Manchester United captain Steve Bruce. If you wander into your local book shop and head straight for the classics, it’s almost certain you won’t be confronted with the sacred text ‘Striker’ by Steve Bruce. So unlikely a career choice was it for Steve Bruce to have turned to crime fiction, that for many years, people refused to believe Steve Bruce had written it. The book is not autobiographical. Instead, it focuses on a Newcastle born football manager called ‘Steve Barnes’ who recently turned to management after retiring at ‘Mulcaster United’. Obviously, a massive literary stretch for the real-life Steve Bruce. We also discuss Steve’s short-lived TV show ‘Captain’s Log’. You can find Part 1 of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQeKBf9P5Lw As always, we’ve had some great correspondence; including a couple of wonderful Warren Barton anecdotes and more information on Josh’s now notorious ‘draw a stadium’ competition victory. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What is a legacy? No - it’s not a car made by Subaru. A legacy as defined by Webster's is something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past. Okay - that is really academic. How does that translate into the construction and remodeling industries? In short - a legacy is something that you leave behind for those who follow after you. And it is something that is established by your patterns that you exhibit in your life. What are your habits? What are your patterns? Are you practicing what you are preaching - or are you saying one thing and hoping like crazy that your followers will do that instead of repeating what they see you doing? (Think about the Law of the Picture for a minute - they will do what they see.) Let’s go back to family and friends who are closest to you. What type of legacy did they leave for you to follow? Bill Shakespeare - no we are not on a first name basis - is quoted as saying “No legacy is so rich as honesty.” Are you trapped in a legacy that is not what you would want for yourself - or worse, for those who follow you? Make the decision to adjust your habits and focus now so that you can adjust the legacy that you leave for those following you. Legacy comes in many forms - and does not take a long time to form if you are consistent in your efforts. Think about the legacy of a foreman in a construction company. What type of foreman are they? Do they finish their projects with a high degree of efficiency and quality - or do they leave a trail of breadcrumbs in the form of huge punch list items? Listen to the FREE course here https://www.construct-ed.com/course/21-laws-of-leadership-for-contractors/

Spotted, Andy and Aaron arguing about the Season 1 finale of The CW's "Gossip Girl." The not-so-dynamic duo go back and forth about Bill Shakespeare, Serena's "Power Girl" dress, the return of Little J, and the end of Andy's Dan-ial. A&A discuss the end of Serena & Dan, the blissful and heartbreaking origins of Chair, Lily's tragic obsession with marriage, and Andy's newfound leniency for Vanessa. They rank the characters, and bicker over already established shipping names. All good things must come to an end in "Much I Do About Nothing," as Andy and Aaron say goodbye...for now. xoxo.

After a night of techncial difficulties; losing Paul for moment, losing Wash for most of the podcast, and even my self unusually dropping internet (didn't even realize it was me for a few moments), we were finally able to get the podcast recorded and done! Paul Cosca is Brikenbak Games and has a new game on Kickstarter called Bill Shakespeare is Dead. He joins us for this very special episode to talk about his study of Tabletop Kickstarter Campaigns, his background in theater, and, of course, his game Bill Shakespeare is Dead, currently on Kickstarter as we speak. Enjoy!

It’s an Oscar Extravaganza on Stream Police! Who gets to walk the red carpet this week? Why it’s good ‘ol Bill Shakespeare from the 1998 Best Picture Winner Shakespeare in Love. If that wasn’t enough, listen to Michael and John dish on this weekend’s prestigious award show. Who will take home the gold? Why the […] The post Stream Police Ep. 16: Shakespeare in Love appeared first on Mildly Pleased.

The inaugural First Draft podcast! A discussion with the lovely Sumayyah Daud, 24-year old author of the forthcoming BEGIN AGAIN, about radical happiness, Bill Shakespeare’s butt jokes, and #WeNeedDiverseBooks.  

The boys are back and kick off with a discussion on the Seven Ages of Modern Man aided by Bill Shakespeare and a bottle of 2012 Merlot.

Isaac tells us about the original poet, no, not Bill Shakespeare, before him: this is the life of epic poet John Milton. Milton wrote the famous epic poem, Paradise Lost.