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Un peu de Pow de Blop et de Wizz… La Pop Culture sera dans tous ses états cette semaine dans notre émission ! Après l'hommage qu'elle mérite à Laurence Badie, voix mythique de la petite Vera dans Scooby-Doo (qui a aussi chanté !), l'explosion de couleurs et de saveurs acidulées se poursuivra grâce à notre invité Barnabé Mons ! Le chanteur de SHEETAH ET LES WEISSMÜLLER vient vous présenter « Bunker Superstars » son planant et foisonnant premier album solo, qui vous propulsera dans un psychédélisme qui n'a rien à enlever aux années 60 et 70… Mais ça n'est pas tout : programmateur du vomume 4 de la compilaton Wizz , il participera également à notre rubrique culte : le HARDkitsch… A coup sûr vous aller « flasher » ! Enfin, vous retrouverez dans notre VideoKITCH deux artistes se rencontrent pour la 1ère fois le 12 février 1962 sur le plateau Tv de l' »école des vedettes ». L'un poète, l'autre rockeur, voilà une version enregistrée en 2001 au profit de l'association « rêve » pour les enfants gravement malades dont Vanessa Paradis est la marraine depuis 1996.Johnny Halliday interprètera ce morceau pour la première fois en 1963 : « Le parapluie », plus conne sous le titre « Un p'tit coin de parapluie » ! Au soleil, sous la pluie, à midi ou à minuit, écoutez-nous toute cette semaine dans Kitsch et Net !

Hello Playdate Community! This week, Nick and Don welcome Ryan back! We've got a stack of news, and a mammal-based sealife game to discuss! You'll also find our regular round-up of news, new releases, and more...Thanks for listening and joining us every other week! News/Links: Panic will be at PAX West Pizza Cover Playdate Shop Interview with Nick F Unofficial Playdate Upcoming Games Video October Community Direct Submission Form Uncrank'd Subscriptions Uncrank'd TV: Episode 1 Uncrank'd Anniversary Questionnaire Xania Linktree Fatnose Games Bundle on itch Playdate Catalog Games on Sale Intro/Outro Music - Made with Boogie Loops on Playdate Indie Inventory: (00:19:39) Plight of the Wizard by sotix Blop by TenTibor The Royal Game of Ur by Gerald1080 Made to Measure by bbyford Pahtkest by Powerdive Games Adventurer by KyleNathan0827 Zero Zero: Perfect Stop by Hunter Bridges Voidblazers by Tijn Kersjes & Jasmin Arikan Soliterra by Powerdive Games Ourobouros by Tom Tervoort Magic Castle by Mateusz Michalak Pick of the Week: (00:39:50) Dolphin Splash by Spelbaar Our Next Pick of the Week is:  HANA: Spacetime Fantasy by KINGOFSHIBUYA Ltd. Contact: Hello Playdate on Discord Hello Playdate on Instagram Hello Playdate on Bluesky Hello Playdate on Threads Playdatepodcast.com Indie Game of the Week Collection on itch.io Helloplaydatepodcast (at) gmail dot com Voice Mail - 1-(724)-BINGOS-1  (1-724-246-4671) For Amusement Only Games Merch For Amusement Only Podcast, Nick's EM Bingo and Pinball Podcast Game and Cast, Ryan's Handheld Gaming Podcast Series Tags: video games, gaming, handheld, handhelds, panic, playdate, play, date, yellow, crank, gameboy, ds, pocket, videogames, nintendo, sega, xbox, playstation, sony, vita, psp, ngage, itch.io, Keita Takahashi, katamari, gamegear

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Amanda Seales shares the news about the tragic loss of an American citizen among the World Central Kitchen aid workers killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. Then, LSU sophomore guard Flau'jae Johnson's powerful defense of her teammate following their March Madness loss captures our attention. In our rapid-fire 60-second headlines, we explore former President Trump's financial maneuvers, Florida's abortion law ruling, and the ongoing fight for reparations by Tulsa Race Massacre survivors. Later, explosive court documents reveal Facebook's alleged collaboration with Netflix, sparking concerns over privacy and antitrust laws. We also celebrate LeBron James's enduring career in the NBA while lamenting efforts to reinterpret civil rights laws in a concerning manner. Listen, Laugh, and Learn on The Amanda Seales Show! If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328 FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:   (3:07) - Blackurate News: An American citizen is among the 7 World Central Kitchen (WCK) aid workers who were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza.   (8:09) - Blackurate News: LSU sophomore guard Flau'jae Johnson passionately defended her teammate Angel Reese following the Tigers' loss to Iowa in the Elite Eight of March Madness.   (13:10) - Why You Bringing Up Old Ish recorded   (18:27) - 60 Second Headlines   Story 1: Teflon Don did it again. Former President Trump managed to come up with the money to post his 175-million dollar bond as he appeals his civil fraud judgment in New York.   Story 2: Florida's Supreme Court found the state's abortion ban after six weeks of pregnancy is legal - now allowing the law to take effect.   Story 3: Possibly for the last time the two remaining survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre are appealing to get reparations.   Story 4: Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo are locked in legal dispute over the ‘Neptunes' name rights.   (22:48) - We Up, We Up, We Up!   (26:21) - Blackurate News: Explosive court documents claim that Meta, that owns Facebook, allowed Netflix to access users' direct messages for almost ten years, violating antitrust laws and privacy regulations.   (30:35) - Supreme Splainin   (34:24) - Big Up, Let Down   Big Up - Goes to LeBron James's knees. In a recent interview LeBron said that his time in the NBA is winding down.    Let Down - Goes to whoever is assigned to write Donald Trump's I Have a Dream speech.   (38:24) – Callers Phonelines are Open   (41:50) - On This Day – April 3rd 1865 marked Emancipation Day in Richmond Virginia.   (43:34) - Am I Trippin Pt 1   (44:51) - Am I Tripping Follow Up   (49:41) – Blop   (54:10) - Caller Audio   (56:30) - The Word of the Day is…   (58:58) - Politicians Say the Smartest Things   FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legendary Radio Personality and Executive Colby Colb Tyner joins The Amanda Seales Show for the BLOP Quiz (Black Pop Quiz) segment Can you answer the questions?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amanda Seales and the crew dive into the passage of Senate Bill 110 by the Kentucky Senate, allowing parents to seek child support for their unborn children, Method Man's mental health journey, and the Magical Society of Magical Negroes. Legendary Radio Personality and Executive Colby Colb Tyner and Kimberly Renee joins us this week for segments like "Why You Bringing Up Old Ish", BLOP Quiz, and more. Seales and the crew talk about the impact of The Magical society of Negros film and more. Listen, Laugh, and Learn on The Amanda Seales Show! If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328 FOLLOW ALONG AS WE COVER:   (02:25) - Blackurate News: The new child support bill and unborn children.   (06:35) - Method Man's Mental Health Journey   (12:25) - Why You Bringing Up Old Ish   (17:54) - 60 Second Headlines   Story 1: An ICP report warns of an imminent famine in North Gaza, marking the worst starvation crisis in human history for Palestinians.   Story 2: One of the six convicted Mississippi officers has been sentenced to 20 years for the torture of Black men.   Story 3: Trump supporters are resorting to AI-generated fake images of Black voters to sway African Americans to vote Republican.   Story 4: Over 250 spring breakers were arrested in Miami Beach despite Florida's efforts to avoid past mistakes.   (23:38) - Blackurate News: The American Society of Magical Negros film   (29:37) - Supreme 'Splaining   (33:08) - Big Up, Let Down   Big Up - Goes to the rapper DDG for showing his lady Halle Bailey some TLC   Let Down - Goes to Lil Wayne's company, Young Money Touring Inc.,   (37:19) - One More Thing: We have a caller on the line support call 2.   (42:52) - Am I Trippin   (49:01) - Blop – Black Pop Quiz What It Is   (55:15) - Word of the Day   (57:08) - Politicians Say the Smartest Things Audio   FOLLOW THE SHOW ON ALL SOCIALS: @Sealessaidit @Amandaseales @thesupremeexperience If You Have A Comment Leave Amanda A Message At 1 855-Amanda-8 That's 1-855-262-6328See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Un peu de Pow de Blop et de Wizz… La Pop Culture sera dans tous ses états cette semaine dans notre émission ! Après l'hommage qu'elle mérite à Laurence Badie, voix mythique de la petite Vera dans Scooby-Doo (qui a aussi chanté !), l'explosion de couleurs et de saveurs acidulées se poursuivra grâce à notre invité Barnabé Mons ! Le chanteur de SHEETAH ET LES WEISSMÜLLER vient vous présenter « Bunker Superstars » son planant et foisonnant premier album solo, qui vous propulsera dans un psychédélisme qui n'a rien à enlever aux années 60 et 70… Mais ça n'est pas tout : programmateur du vomume 4 de la compilaton Wizz , il participera également à notre rubrique culte : le HARDkitsch… A coup sûr vous aller « flasher » ! Enfin, vous retrouverez dans notre VideoKITCH deux artistes se rencontrent pour la 1ère fois le 12 février 1962 sur le plateau Tv de l' »école des vedettes ». L'un poète, l'autre rockeur, voilà une version enregistrée en 2001 au profit de l'association « rêve » pour les enfants gravement malades dont Vanessa Paradis est la marraine depuis 1996.Johnny Halliday interprètera ce morceau pour la première fois en 1963 : « Le parapluie », plus conne sous le titre « Un p'tit coin de parapluie » ! Au soleil, sous la pluie, à midi ou à minuit, écoutez-nous toute cette semaine dans Kitsch et Net !

Le blop, la brute et le truand Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées.  Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 3 : Le cowboyLors d'un déplacement, la rame de métro dans laquelle se trouve Blop s'emballe. Elle s'ouvre sur un saloon animé. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture. Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

Gladiablop Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées.  Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 2 : L'arèneNos équipes ont surpris Blop au cours d'une altercation avec une imprimante récalcitrante sur son lieu de travail. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture. Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux, Samuel Hirsch - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

Gladiablop Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées.  Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 2 : L'arèneNos équipes ont surpris Blop au cours d'une altercation avec une imprimante récalcitrante sur son lieu de travail. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture. Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux, Samuel Hirsch - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

Le blop, la brute et le truand Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées.  Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 3 : Le cowboyLors d'un déplacement, la rame de métro dans laquelle se trouve Blop s'emballe. Elle s'ouvre sur un saloon animé. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture. Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

Blopyssée de l'espace Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées. Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 1 : La bulleBlop a été repéré à une terrasse de café. La pauvre créature qui découvre le chewing-gum se retrouve malencontreusement prisonnière de sa propre bulle. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture.  Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

Blopyssée de l'espace Blop est une créature terrestre très expressive appartenant à la famille des Onomatopidées. Sa morphologie divise la communauté scientifique et fait encore l'objet d'une controverse. Par chance, son langage est facilement compréhensible ce qui facilite grandement les recherches sur son espèce. Caractérisé par une imagination et une malchance chronique, ce spécimen se retrouve régulièrement dans des situations peu recommandables. Il n'est pas rare de l'entendre coincé dans une imprimante, suspendu à un satellite ou sous les roues d'un train. Son absence totale de discrétion a permis aux micros d'ARTE Radio de suivre sa trace au cours d'une journée ordinaire afin d'étudier son mode de vie. Épisode 1 : La bulleBlop a été repéré à une terrasse de café. La pauvre créature qui découvre le chewing-gum se retrouve malencontreusement prisonnière de sa propre bulle. Paul Bertiaux est spécialiste en Blopologie mais aussi auteur de podcast, réalisateur sonore et technicien du son. Cette fiction sonore a été soutenue par l'appel à projets 2021 du ministère de la Culture.  Enregistrements : 2023 - Interprète : Bénédicte Huberson - Réalisation : Paul Bertiaux et Charlie Marcelet - Mixage : Charlie Marcelet - Musiques additionnelles : Paul Bertiaux - Illustration : Basile Bibas - Production : ARTE Radio

This week the ACP talk about the beautiful, shocking, creepy world of horror comic cover art. What works, what doesn't (in our opinion) and the results of a great horror cover! Theres also some fave picks from the hosts, great indie recommendations and more Eerie comic strip shout outs (some more familiar than others!). Great stuff to check out this week -  Afterlight Comics, Hellbound Media, The Plot, The Lazarus Chronicles, Man Thing, Kyle Holtz, Eerie Archives, 1984 #5, Inktober, Collosive Press, Glen Daykin, Cutaway Comics, Bomb Scares #1, Neil Fargo, Howard Chayken, Tribute Press, Graphic Bible, Mega City Book Club, Underground Kingdom Comics Presents, Blop and the Pigeon Pandemic, Here Comes Calico, The United: Going Underground, Midnite Show, Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt, Transformers, Daniel Warren Johnson, Illegal Batman, Ed Pincett

The ACP got a chance to talk to the one and only Terry Moore (Strangers in Paradise) about comics and boy did they have fun chatting with him! From talk of the early days of Strangers to new series Parker Girls, playing with stereotypes, drawing beautiful women, self publishing and tons of process chat, its a chat not to be missed! Also, there's a special moment of pen talk for those out there who love their stationary. Mix all that with tons of indie comics to check out in the coming weeks and its an all-round classic episode! Great stuff to check out this week - Terry Moore, Abstract Comics, Strangers in Paradise, Parker Girls, Serial, Rachel Rising, Echo, Frank Cho, Jeff Smith,  NIA Podcast, DUI #3, The Lakes International Comics Festival, Blop!, Alex Hahn, London Comic Mart, Now Thats What I Call Turning Tricks Pin Up Special, Masters Volume 1, Reckless Hero, Monster Tag Team, American Mytho Comics,Hex Paw, Rumpus Room, Its a Horror Show, Lesser Known Comics,

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In todays episode I revisit and discuss Cod Zombies. Talking about the franchise, BLOP 3 zombies, Cold War zombies, my idea of a future zombies collection, map design, and where I hope to see the franchise!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/psykick/support

On this episode of the Video Games Ahoy Podcast, Daf Gape talks about the working week and its connection to Mosaic, whilst Jonny grabs the Wii U to play some old school Zelda.We also discuss three seperate stories about Microsoft, Switch Sales in the US and the EA potentiall putting themselves up for sale.So join us as we once again talk Video Games, with a whole lot of nonsense thrown in for good measure.Come say hello at:Discord: https://discord.gg/Peh8dSrqWeFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/VideoGamesAhoyTwitter: https://twitter.com/VGApodcastTwitch: www.twitch.tv/videogamesahoyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Fxb1pE6ckbYlJ4jZV-aEA/vPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/VideoGamesAhoyCheck out green man gaming via the link below: https://www.greenmangaming.com/?tap_a=1964-996bbb&tap_s=1096308-292356&fbclid=IwAR2lRJ-zH-00ggfMLAnqDh3yhictjGoooGyHQ01hitVN3Ja1iWaEmuVFtiI

Today: It's a weird one friends; we want to give you all our best and we are trying our darndest! :) Come for the bizarre key and mattress tag talk, stay for a repeat shrimp story that Sarah realizes mid-reading it! Solid gold! Blop. Have a great afternoon!

Ik heb Cedric Katalay nog als baby in mijn handen gehad. Hij is namelijk de zoon van Ellen, een klasgenoot van mijn moeder die op latere leeftijd de PABO studie hebben gedaan. In 2014 nam hij contact met mij op of hij stage bij mocht lopen voor zijn studie op het Cibap. Ik zei dat ik niet zo goed wist hoe ik een stagiaire full-time aan het werk moest houden, en dat mijn bedrijf niet echt geschikt was. Maar hij wilde toch heel graag, dus toen is hij stage komen lopen. En wat een geweldige ervaring was dat. In april 2016 kwam hij bij Egbert.EGD in dienst, en verzorgde hij vele workshops en kinderfeestjes, en hielp hij bij diverse project in de voorbereiding en uitvoering. In 2020 kon hij helaas niet goed een Animatie stageplek vinden voor zijn studie Creative Media and Game Technology aan Saxion Hogeschool in Enschede. Dat ik zei; "dan kom je toch gewoon bij mij die stage lopen." Waar hij een gave animatie short movie maakte op basis van een heel persoonlijk verhaal. Sinds oktober 2021 is hij afgestudeerd en nu officieel 1 van de eerste vaste medewerknemers van PUNT. Een mooi moment voor een podcast gesprek! In het gesprek bespreken we zijn ervaringen bij Egbert.EGD en wat hem zoal is bijgebleven aan zijn stageopdrachten, projecten en workshops die hij verzorgt heeft. Hij verteld uitgebreid het bezondere verhaal achter de short animatie film "Blop" die hij maakte tijdens zijn HBO stage bij Egbert.EGD. Wat hij bij zijn afstudeer project bij de Rocket Boys heeft gedaan. Zijn leidinggevende skills bij diverse kinderkampen en scouting groepen, en wat zijn toekomst plannen zijn. Een mooi gesprek op een bijzonder moment, na bijna 7 jaar als eerste Stagiaire.EGD en Werknemer.EGD nu de overstap als 1 van de eerste vaste medewerkers bij PUNT. Shownotes: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cedric_katalay/ Behance: https://www.behance.net/cedrickatalay Stage 2020: Animatie Video BLOP: https://youtu.be/M9kYlZYdKAw Stage 2014: InfoVideo.EGD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQqYijws_wE Aanmoedigingsprijs Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUP5QdJ0O2A Afscheid Animatie video Vakschool: https://youtu.be/woGobkDryGk Everything is a remix Docu: 2015: https://youtu.be/nJPERZDfyWc 2021 versie: https://youtu.be/MZ2GuvUWaP8 Podcast.EGD Bij elke podcast maak ik een ander artwork die eind het einde van het seizoen, op bijzondere wijze samen komen in een artwork boek. Dit boekje krijg je als je doneert via http://petje.af/podcast.egd. Bekijk het boekje van seizoen 1 op www.podcastegd.nl, daar vind en -luister je ook mijn andere 3 podcastshows. Abonneer alvast op deze podcast in je favoriete podcast app, om geen Aflevering te missen! www.egbertegd.nl | www.locatiepunt.nl | www.streetartstreets.nl

Nach nun mehr 2 Wochen kommen Léon und Miri mit einer sprichwörtlichen Folge zurück und versuchen Euch mit dem ein oder anderen Blop zu unterhalten. In der Kürze liegt die Würze.

Will Conservatives give themselves hernias over these new, gender-neutral toys? Probably! The gentlemen lament the loss of a famed (robotic?) music duo, get preachy with an all-new Earotica (featuring special guest!), and play a scandalous round of Truth or Dare where secrets are revealed (no Dares allowed, as they don't make great radio)!

In this episode, we wreck your ears with Peter's pick and we take a small nostalgic detour with Sam's 80s inspired tune. We also have a new intro song! It is presented to you in its entirety, and we will likely change how the song is woven into the intro in future episodes.Our songs for this week:Sane by Messhugah, from their 1998 album Chaosphere released via Nuclear Blast.Prisoner by Miley Cyrus featuring Dua Lipa, from her 2020 album Plastic Hearts released via RCA.We're rounding that corner towards the end of year. We have a change up in our format for our next episode. Stay tuned!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2songs1couple)

Comedians Big Jay Oakerson & Luis J. Gomez from the Legion of Skanks podcast join Zac for a very special 100th episode! Blop blop & crackle crackle! It's a terrifying tale of tourism gone wrong as four friends fumble their way into a dark and devious demise. Captain Spaulding's Museum of Monsters and Madmen has never been so flush with fresh flesh as it is in this first film directed by Rob Zombie: House of 1000 Corpses. Don't miss this must-see 100th episode celebration, bay bay!PLEASE VISIT OUR SPONSORS! If you want to last longer, and perform better in bed, head to https://www.bluechew.com and use promo code ZACH for your first shipment free!IPVanish is an incredibly important tool that will help you protect your privacy online Get 75% off with plans starting at just $3.25 per month, by going to ipvanish.com/midnightFOLLOW THE SHOW!Zac AmicoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zacisnotfunnyBig Jay OakersonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigjayoakersonTwitter: https://twitter.com/bigjayoakersonLuis J. GomezInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gomezcomedyTwitter: https://twitter.com/luisjgomezThe newest 15 episodes are always free, but if you want access to all the archives, watch live, chat live, access to the forums, and get the show five days before it comes out everywhere else - you can subscribe now at http://www.GaSDigitalNetwork.com and use the code ZAC to save 15% on the entire network.Check out https://www.PodcastMerch.com/ZAC to get EXCLUSIVE Zac Amico merchandise (including the Amico 666 Shirt seen on the Joe Rogan Experience!)

In this week's episode of Tokyo Comic Attack: We discuss Moe Anime and it's effect on us, our art, and what it was like growing up with it (for some of us, anyway).   That is all.     Questions, Comments? Contact us at tokyocomicattack@gmail.com   TCA YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHbap2AACk_pYks1cHBrebA TCA Instagram: @tokyocomicattack   Follow us on Instagram and Patreon!   Mulele: https://www.patreon.com/muleleredux https://www.instagram.com/muleleredux/   Oscar: https://www.instagram.com/bigfatdogcomics https://bigfatdogcomics.bigcartel.com/   Chris: https://www.patreon.com/sketchfro https://www.instagram.com/sketchfro   R.I.P. Venture Brothers

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In which Andy and Stuart mostly talk drawing.  Again...   The Nerds are back to talk about finishing March Of Robots, making the switch to digital art, that Star Wars Trailer, Tim Burton's Batman at 30 and more.   Title Music - Who My Tryna Fool by Ruth's Curtain   KickStarter Shout-Outs for; Slang Pictorial, Blop, Brawler, The Lang Walk Hame, Late Knights, Pup & Grumpicorn, NPC Tea, Saffron Links - The Nerds Who Haunted Themselves: FACEBOOK Stuart: FACEBOOK  |  INSTAGRAM  |  TWITTER Andy: FACEBOOK  |  INSTAGRAM  |  TWITTER True Believers:  WEBSITE  |  FACEBOOK  |  TWITTER  |  INSTAGRAM  |  MAILER    

He's no space invader, he's a space Instagrammer! Is that a word? Instagrammer? Ah, who cares? Scott is joined by Alex Hahn to talk about the Kickstarter for his upcoming comic, Blop: Martian Explorer. They discuss the origins of Blop, the goals of the Kickstarter, and the recent announcement of the return of a certain director to a certain sci fi film that features a certain Groot. Check out Blop's Kickstarter! Listen & Subscribe: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | PodBean | Podchaser | Podparadise | Listen Notes |  Player.FM | RSS Follow us on: Twitter: @AP2HYC Instagram: @AP2HYC Facebook.com/AP2HYC YouTube.com/AP2HYCape Support us on Patreon.com/ap2hyc and get bonus content, merchandise, and more. Edited by Alexandra Mirabal Timecode: James Gunn, Controversy, and Nostalgia - 04:32 Blop’s story, Identities, and Comedy - 19:00 Quirks, Scott’s First D&D Session, and the Future of Blop - 39:20

On this episode-less week: Victoria reads the Roswell High Wikipedia summaries! Anna forgets Blop’s actual name! We still believe in Isobel/Rosa! Featuring: the discussion of many, many television shows that are not Roswell, New Mexico. You're... welcome? Keep up with us @TheRospod on Twitter and over at rospodnewmexicast.tumblr.com!

Un autre monde est possible avec le design sonore Déjà 4 épisodes sur le son au cinéma et ce podcast n'a toujours pas parlé de Star Wars ! Cet ultime épisode revient sur la révolution qu'a été le design sonore de Ben Burtt pour le film de George Lucas (1977), et élargit le champ sur le rôle du sound design dans le cinéma fantastique et S-F contemporain. Un podcast sur le son au cinéma, comment on le fabrique et à quoi il sert. Effets, trucages et astuces, les oreilles d'or du cinéma révèlent comment ils créent la bande sonore d'un film. Ils sont bruiteurs, monteurs ou compositeurs, ils travaillent sur des blockbusters de science-fiction ou des films d'auteur. Ils adorent leur métier et racontent tout depuis leur studio. Films cités dans l'épisode : Terminator 2, Avengers, Valérian, Star Wars, Planète interdite, Matrix. Anecdote : Le monteur Pascal Villard décortique le sound design révolutionnaire de Ben Burtt pour le film Star Wars. Par exemple, le son des chasseurs TIE fait d'un mélange de moteur et de barrissement d'éléphant. Avec : Guillaume Bouchateau, Pascal Villard, Grégory Vincent, Jean-Stéphane Guitton Entretiens, montage, textes et voix : Laetitia Druart - Réalisation : Samuel Hirsh et Laetitia Druart - Musique originale et mix : Samuel Hirsh - Illustration : Zaven Najjar - Production : ARTE Radio

Un autre monde est possible avec le design sonore Déjà 4 épisodes sur le son au cinéma et ce podcast n'a toujours pas parlé de Star Wars ! Cet ultime épisode revient sur la révolution qu'a été le design sonore de Ben Burtt pour le film de George Lucas (1977), et élargit le champ sur le rôle du sound design dans le cinéma fantastique et S-F contemporain. Un podcast sur le son au cinéma, comment on le fabrique et à quoi il sert. Effets, trucages et astuces, les oreilles d'or du cinéma révèlent comment ils créent la bande sonore d'un film. Ils sont bruiteurs, monteurs ou compositeurs, ils travaillent sur des blockbusters de science-fiction ou des films d'auteur. Ils adorent leur métier et racontent tout depuis leur studio. Films cités dans l'épisode : Terminator 2, Avengers, Valérian, Star Wars, Planète interdite, Matrix. Anecdote : Le monteur Pascal Villard décortique le sound design révolutionnaire de Ben Burtt pour le film Star Wars. Par exemple, le son des chasseurs TIE fait d'un mélange de moteur et de barrissement d'éléphant. Avec : Guillaume Bouchateau, Pascal Villard, Grégory Vincent, Jean-Stéphane Guitton Entretiens, montage, textes et voix : Laetitia Druart - Réalisation : Samuel Hirsh et Laetitia Druart - Musique originale et mix : Samuel Hirsh - Illustration : Zaven Najjar - Production : ARTE Radio

Anna and Victoria talk bad cops, bad doctors, adolescent field hockey memories and— most importantly —the introduction of The Blop.

It may be a short trek, but we managed to RUN AWAY with a whole hour! In light of Vince being chased by the Dominion in the Gamma Quadrant this week, we talk the first of the new Short Treks series, "Runaway", along with the newest Star Trek: Discovery season 2 trailer from New York Comic Con! Don't worry, we're keeping our Klingon complaints to a minimum.   Into the Wormhole is brought to you by our Patrons on Patreon! Join them today at www.patreon.com/wormholepodcast!

Scott and Brian crack open the new CoD and see what's inside. Scott goes all Endless in Space...2. Brian likes Dungeons 3 a lot. Mark of the Ninja is back and better than ever. Merchant is fun on mobile. We guess games, and talk about PSN issues and more!

Beatrice and Angel are back in the ring to discuss the latest season of "GLOW" and definitely have not moved on from Andre the Giant's penis. Does this episode pass the Bechdel Test? Of course it does, they're not hacks.

Ein überschwänglich gut gelauntes Hallo an alle Stepptänzer und Solosängerinnen, diese Episode braucht eigentlich keinen Text. Man müsste die Beschreibung rappen und alle weiteren Informationen in schönster Opernmanier schmettern. Es ist absolut unglaublich, dass wir diesen Zenit erreicht haben. Wer genau aufpasst kann Petra dreimal Reimen hören. ;.) Nächste Woche hört ihr bei uns Dominik Hammes ! Wenn wir es nicht bis dahin vergessen haben. Grrrrrr Aaaaarrrrgghh, F. [podloveaudio src="https://oncemorepodcast.com/inhalt/111_6x07_beady_eyes_is_right_were_needed.mp3" duration="01:43:30.664" title="111 - Beady Eyes is right, we’re needed! (6x07)"] Die Audiobeispiele aus der Buffy-Episode sind Eigentum von 20th Century Fox. Wir erheben keinerlei Ansprüche. Sollte es jemanden stören, nehme ich Sie wieder raus. Bitte nicht verklagen. Ungebrochener Dank gilt: Volker für seine Hilfe und Freundschaft, sowie Marvin, Daniel, Sarah und Julian für ihre Beteiligung am Intro. Vielen Dank auch an Andrew Allen! Schaut euch an, was er sonst so macht unter www.andrewallenmusic.com ! Sound Credits: - EerieAmbience.wav by eurekaliza94 | License: CC0 1.0 - ch3_100bpm.wav by Hoerspielwerkstatt_HEF | License: CC 3.0 - Blop by mark diangelo | License: CC0 3.0

Amanda Heisman is a Nutrition Intuitive & Energy Coach. She teaches Intuitive Eating & Eating for Energy, while exploring the spiritual & emotional sides of Nourishment and channeling the needs of the Nourishment Body. The marrying of her formal training and intuitive gifts provides deep transformation. "Thriving health isn't just about the absence of disease." - Amanda Heisman We talk about: How dieting is the opposite of nourishment The spiritual and emotional components of nutrition Why intuition and nutrition are a match made in Heaven MENTIONED ON THE SHOW VIDEO: "Why Intuition and Nutrition are a Match Made in Heaven" or The Marriage of a Nutrition Coach and Intuitive GUEST LINKS - AMANDA HEISMAN heismanhealth.com Facebook Heisman Health Facebook Group - Intuitive Eating for Energy Free Resources : “Amanda's Top Swaps” or 20 Minute Free Mini-Reading HOST LINKS - SLADE ROBERSON Slade's Books & Courses Get an intuitive reading with Slade Automatic Intuition BECOME A PATRON https://www.patreon.com/shiftyourspirits Edit your pledge on Patreon TRANSCRIPT Amanda: So I'm Amanda Heisman. I'm an intuitive nutrition and energy coach. So what that means is, I kind of married my formal training as a Certified Holistic Health coach and my abilities as a nutrition intuitive. So I help people transform their energy. I help people eat for energy and eat more intuitively. So they can use that sort of energy and intuition they build to just create a life that they love. Pretty much. So I explore the spiritual and emotional sides of nourishment as well as the physical. And as a nutrition intuitive I can channel the needs of the nourishment body and kind of explore where you can be better nourished. Slade: Okay. I know everyone listening is really curious about the intuitive part of this, right? Amanda: Yeah! Slade: That's the part I'm really interested in hearing about. So, how do you use intuition in the process of counseling someone around nutrition? Just describe that for me. Amanda: Sure. So I can use these words like, the nourishment body, or explore the energy of your health potential, but what does that really mean? What I do is, I'm more claircognizant or clairsentient, so I feel things very specifically as far as I can feel where an organ might be holding stuck emotion or where it might be storing emotion or it might be storing some toxicity. It might not be - I see it as a spinning, almost. Like it might not be corr - but like the energy of the organ might not be corresponding with the energy centre of the body or the chakras, you know, if you're listeners are familiar with the chakra system, right? So it might not be, kind of matching up to what it needs to be for a full energy or for full nourishment. So we know that health isn't just - great thriving health isn't just the absence of disease, right? A great relationship isn't just the absence of abuse. Things... we really look at what is the full potential here of how much you can be thriving. How much energy you can have. How beautiful a life you can have. And so, how I use my intuition is first seeing where that toxicity might be stored in the physical... It's kind of a, you know we have our energetic body, we have our physical body, we have our emotional body. It's kind of like I feel whether it's on the emotional body side or the physical body side, where there's kind of stuck energy. And then I can address it from there. So it might feel like an organ, it might feel like a colour... It just might present as emotions, as stored emotions that we need to address. Does that make sense? Slade: Yeah, absolutely. That's really interesting. I was just talking to someone last night about the fact that the chakras spin. That many people talk about the spinning as the motion of the energy. So that's cool that you affirmed that for me. Because I wasn't sure if I had that entirely right. I'm curious to know, was there a life event that sort of led you to this work? How did you come to it? What's your story? Amanda: Yeah! Excuse me. So, I have kind of two big life events that first led me back on the nutrition path and then second led me back on the more intuitive side. That second part was more gradual but the initial one was, I was living in south Florida and I was climbing the corporate ladder, so to speak. I had a great life and I had a great job and I was doing really well for myself down there. And I, one day, I was very work-hard play-hard Type A borderline, I call myself sometimes a recovering perfectionist or recovering Type A sort of achiever. And one day, I got in a car accident on 95, a freeway down there. And I suffered from herniated discs in both my C5 and my L5, so my structure, my spine, my structural health and that kind of turned my life upside down at the time because I was so centered around... I was very active. I was very athletic. Always very athletic growing up and through my 20s and young adult life, and then I just couldn't do anything anymore. I'd run marathons and triathlons, soccer games, all these things, and then it was kind of like, BLOP. Like, I had to be really, I had to rest during my recovery and I didn't like that so much. I really resisted it at the time. I was always trying to figure out how to go back to my old ways. And that was just kind of a coming out of the really young energy, right? The really masculine energy I had going in my career and in my sports and everything. And kind of swinging into learning, connecting to my yin side and being really, connecting with gentle exercises so... That's what opened me up after going through with the neurologist. Going through kind of the gamut of the western medicine diagnoses and treatments. CT scans and MRIs and everything else and it ended with the neurologist telling me to fuse my discs together. And have that surgery. And I think I was 30 at the time and I just... It was a full body no. No, there has to be something else. You know? I don't want to do that. So I, that started me on this path of just exploring all sorts of holistic modalities. So osteopathy really helped me. Qigong and yoga really helped me. And then I started looking at nutrition. I finally, after nearly a year of this, got it through a little bit that, hmmm maybe if I can't go run, or do something really active anymore, I should take a look at what I'm putting in my body in the first place. And that opened up this whole world of nutrition and I couldn't believe the initial - two small changes that I made for my body, for my individual body, having just an exponential effect on my energy. So I thought, Maybe there's something to this. And I kind of worked my way through my recovery the following year. And then, fast forward basically ended up leaving corporate America and didn't know what I was going to do at the time. That was kind of, surprised that wasn't a surprise, sort of thing. And then ended up just resting for a few months and then going back to, deciding to go back to nutrition school that summer. And now I'm on this path to help others. So that was kind of, the first big life event was the car accident and all the ramifications in recovery and lessons I learned from that. And then the second would be, kind of the perfect storm that was happening when I knew I had to end a relationship but I wasn't doing it. So it was the end of a very significant partnership of a romantic partner. He and I separated and during my emotional recovery from that, I was just so aware of, and I had spiritual mentors at the time as well, I had a modern day shaman, and other folks who channeled the Archangels and different mentors around me. I was very well supported and I have a great support system in my family and friends as well. But I was very aware of how many kind of, very spiritual mystical experiences I was having. Things that couldn't be explained. Just over and over again. That were directly related to each stage of the grief cycle, each emotion I was going through. And so, during the last maybe year of our relationship and then the year of recovery, my abilities started to become really apparent. Such that I couldn't hide them anymore. The whole quote about, to remain tight in a bud was more painful than to blossom, so that started, that really started to come forth and I'm, I'm still coming into my own as far as that goes. I help people in the capacity I do now, but I can feel that it's going to maybe be different in a year. We're always growing, right? Slade: What were some of those experiences that you were having? I mean, I mentor emerging intuitive all the time and I'm always curious to see the patterns of how these opportunities keep presenting themselves. You know, if it was like a movie, and we had special effects, it would be like some spirit would beam in and talk to us or something... What were the real world examples of how that was presenting itself for you? Was it synchronicities or... What were the signs? Amanda: Yeah! There were, I mean, sure there were a ton of synchronicities, there were a ton of repeating numbers, there were a ton of repeating animals that would show up in my life. Animal symbolism. So those were just kind of par for the course. But then there were these experiences like, we'd both decided to separate but we had about two months left on our lease so we kind of decided to stay, to live together. So that was really difficult. And sometimes one or the other of us would go to friends, but sometimes we were just both there together. And one time we're both there. We just happened to be in bed together and this... I felt this incredible warmth in, because this is just such a painful time, for both of us. For both of us. Such a painful time. And I just felt an incredible warmth in the room and like a, it wasn't a flash with my physical eyes, but it was a flash. You know? It was like a flash in between us and then over by the door of the bedroom. And I just, I woke my partner up because I was like, somebody's here! Somebody's here and I heard Michael and so it was Archangel Michael and he was just providing comfort for me. I didn't get a clear message, or words or anything. But he was just there, letting me know that I was going to get through this time. There was another time in the summer, it was summertime in south Florida. It's hot and sticky. And I had dreams. So I'd have dreams at that time I was really connecting to the earth I was on, and so I was in my dreams, talking to a lot of Native American tribes. So I was part of their tribe and I was doing a lot of talking about, I was, there was a very clear message from them for me about our earth and about how we can do better with the earth. So there was that. There was, there were a lot of sort of what, I don't know, people call it astral traveling or whatever, different experiences I would have in higher realms, where I was clearly meeting with higher selves, we were working through contracts or forgiving each other, things we couldn't say in the physical to each other, saying it up there. And then just helping, having experiences where I was flying around the globe - I say "flying", I don't know what else to call it. Flying around the globe just kind of helping humanity through a difficult time it's been the last couple of years on earth. That's just a few things! Slade: I've actually really fascinated by - I love to hear those kind of stories. Those experiences and you actually made me remember something that I haven't talked about for maybe 11 or 12 years. And I remember very early on when I started blogging, writing about how I would have these experiences. I guess they were dreams where I was at some kind of, it felt like an outdoor gathering. Like a music festival or something. Except the Pope would be speaking. And for some reason, it was the Pope a lot. It was right after Pope John Paul had died and that's a whole other story. But it's just funny. I just wanted to mention that because then somebody will ask me about it and I can talk about it again. Yeah, I kind of had that same experience where you feel like you're, I called it like a congress. It was like I had been chosen to go somewhere and convene with all these other people for the purposes of hearing these speeches or something. And it felt like some kind of movement or whatever. And I guess here in the 3rd dimensional plane I was doing whatever I was supposed to do because I stopped having those dreams. And then I just started doing this instead. So maybe that had something to do with my process as well. To get back to your story, one of the things I'm curious about is, were you already doing sort of more formal straight up mainstream nutritional counseling and then you kind of decided to add in this intuitive or spiritual component, or was it all kind of happening at the same time? Describe how that kind of emerged for you, or came together in the way that you do your practice. Amanda: Sure! So... Yes. Both and. It was kind of like, yes, I started out, I wouldn't say it was ever mainstream, because it wasn't, it's wasn't like a dietitian, the difference between a holistic health coach and a dietitian is that we do look at all sides of health, right? Slade: Okay. Amanda: So we're very holistic in the sense that we're considering the whole person and all human faculties, emotional, physical spiritual, mental. So it's already very holistic and I already knew about my intuition and trusted my intuition in a very nominal sense. But I hadn't had these really super mystical experiences yet. I'd just, I just knew that when I trusted my intuition, good things happened. And when I went against it, not so great things happened in my life, or what I would call, not so great things. So there was always that. And looking back, I can kind of see, well yes, I was pretty much channeling there, there, and there, I just didn't know it yet. Or wasn't really recognizing it yet. And then it really became more and more apparent when so many things, so many things were happening so quickly and then I had to bring it together and have kind of this spiritual coming out of the closet as they say, right? And really say, these, you know, I think I have a video out there called, Why intuition and nutrition are a match made in heaven. Because it's really a recognition. Our bodies are these vehicles that we have chosen in this lifetime and I think that's beautiful. I think it's, the body is what's on the journey. Your soul chose this vehicle this time around to house it. And let's begin it. Let's honour it. Let's... As much as we are up in the higher realms as light workers and as spirit workers, and light workers, we also need to come back down and ground all of that spiritual and emotional work into the physical body. So that's, I mean, that's just something I love to do but it's kind of how it came together. It just feels so natural for me because the energy, like the energy of nourishment and eating is like open and free and expansive. It follows the universal laws of expansion. I can't talk about this without raising my arms. I'm raising my arms in a V right now. You can't see me but... It's just, it's expansive like that. It makes me put my hands up and so often the messaging we get around eating and, is a message of diet. It's a message of restriction, which is the exact opposite of the energy of nourishment being expansive. So it was just, once that kind of clicked, and we can turn away from things, we can kind of turn towards that reframing, reframing eating and nourishment as sacred, as joyful, as ease, not restrictive, not a struggle, not an adversarial relationship with food and our bodies, not shoulds and should-nots. Stop Should-ing on me. No, everyone's individual. Let's explore what's good for your nourishment body. But really, it's this divine... eating and nourishment is this divine recognition. It's a recognition of the divine in us, right? It's a really... It can be a really sacred experience, so I, you know, there's an energy inside of you. There's an energy inside of me that always knows what we need to put in our mouth and so I love tapping into that energy. Just makes sense for me, it just kind of flows. Think I went on a tangent. Did that answer your question? Slade: Yeah! Sure it's fine. The questions are just prompts to get you to tell us stories anyway. So I do have a couple... Okay I want to go a little bit more specifically into some of the nutritional stuff, right? Amanda: Sure. Slade: So I notice that you mentioned that there were two changes that you made in your nutrition that made a really big exponential impact and on your website, there's a sort of pulled quote that says, "Small diet tweaks produce huge results." And that sounds super encouraging to me. So tell us what were those two changes that you initially made that made such a huge difference? Amanda: Sure! So back then, I had no - I didn't eat awfully, but I was just kind of eating par for the course. Had never really thought about what went in my body. I maybe had maybe some oatmeal, maybe an egg, maybe a bagel for breakfast, or maybe nothing for breakfast. Again, I didn't put much thought into it. Maybe I had an apple with lunch and a sandwich and a salad with dinner. And some more meat and veggies or something. I didn't really... It wasn't a conscious decision. I just ate. And then I started thinking more consciously about what I was putting in. What I did for myself was, I tried the green smoothie in the mornings, first thing coming out of, breaking the fast, coming out of not eating all night, out of our body's rest. And being able to get kind of the life force energy, the chlorophyll, just vitamins, nutrient packed smoothie green drinks in the morning really set, what it did was it took away the kind of mid-afternoon wall. The mid-afternoon slump that I always used to hit. And it just provided... Basically I was getting two servings of vegetables and a serving of fruit in a 16-20 oz smoothie every morning, just right off the bat. And so I was feeling so much more energy because I was at a point where I was feeling really lethargic, really a lot of brain fog, headaches were kind of normal, back and neck pain were normal, so those kind of low level symptoms don't have to be our daily experience, right? So that's the first thing I did. And then I started to play around with dairy and really noticed that I was kind of dairy sensitive and had never really known it. And so I just made simple switches from... to nut milk and reduced... I will say reduced, because I didn't cut it all out right away. Cheese was hard. But I reduced cheese and dairy, and I felt just so much better just from those two small things. It had just, like I said, an exponential effect on my energy initially. So it made me go, Hmm, and made me want to dig deeper. Slade: Are there patterns or, what do you see in the clients that you attract. What are the top issues that people seem to be presenting? Amanda: I see people present with all sorts of different symptoms. I see people present with, even all sorts of different conditions or diseases or sensitivities. But these are just their own physical manifestations of the energy usually of not having the self-love that we're meant to. As these beautiful beings here on earth, right? Of just really being unhappy with themselves and I think that's something we're all... We can all, we're all working on... And really it's a journey back to self-love and to really appreciating ourselves and giving ourselves... We always say in my programs, Replace judgment with curiosity. We can throw around the word self-love, but what does that mean? How do I get there? Why don't I love myself in the first place? Or I think I do love myself but my actions would show differently. I'm running myself into the ground, or whatever. So the simple act of kind of noticing where we have judgments around things, and then replacing it with kind of a child-like curiosity has been really transformative in a lot of my life and in a lot of my clients' lives. So HMMM? For example. We have this tendency to, I'm doing so great, I'm doing so great, I'm doing so great with my eating or with whatever it is. My workout schedule, whatever. And then inevitably we have some sort of, Oh, I binged on pizza, ate a box of donuts and skipped my workout, or something. Something like that. So instead of this, I'm SUCH a bad person, What the heck Amanda?? I was a BAD girl. We even use those sort of phrases, right? Talking to ourselves like, I was a BAD girl. It's more of a conversation like, Oh, that was an interesting decision. Why did... I wonder why I did that. I wonder where that came from? I wonder why I felt I needed that comfort or, what sort of sweetness is missing in my life? Maybe I just need a hug. Maybe... And it just opens up this whole conversation with ourselves of where those feelings might be coming from. What's missing in our lives that we would like, how we actually, what's the dialogue underneath all of that? Slade: Mmm.. that's an interesting question. Yeah, because I'm aware of the fact that, like you say, when you're making those choices, there's a part of my brain that will observe me doing something that I really intellectually don't want to do, and I'm like, Oh, and you're just going to eat that anyway. Amanda: Yeah! Slade: And there really is a part of you that can observe you doing something in action, in the moment that you're like, that is not what we talked about doing. What's going on when that happens? Amanda: Yeah! What is going on? I mean, there's - it really depends on the individual and there's a lot of things going on but I want to touch on the... That intuitive eating can sound like a little out there, or a little airy fairy, but really what we're doing is getting in touch with our own body intuition and it's not like magically one day you're going to be all AHHHHH with your body, and it's just... It's a practice and it's a process, so what I do is teach that step by step process to get closer to that. Now, there I have a... One of the modules in one of my courses is about the eight causes of cravings. So there's a lot of different things that could be happening, but one of them that I see a lot is like this: the comfort foods/wanting to return to childhood, this inner child sort of, the inner child wants attention. So it comes out in these kind of cravings of sweets or macaroni and cheese or these things that we had as children. So I see, that's like just one that I see a lot, but what we say in our classes is, I build these frames as we're moving towards intuitive eating to help people operate. So rather than a specific dietary theory, we talk about bio-individuality and learning what works in their unique body. But there are some universal truths about the human body, right? We don't do well with processed food and high fructose corn syrup and sugar and alcohol and these things. And we do really well with lots of water and vegetables and sleep and movement and love in our lives. Like, we do, that's pretty universal. There's all these other things in between that we can kind of play with. And some people are sensitive to dairy. Some people don't like to eat a lot of meat. Some people don't like greens and all these things. There's a lot to play with, but the frames that I set up are kind of thinking about things in maybe 90/10 or 80/20. Maybe 80% of the time you do what you told yourself you're going to do and whatever clean eating means to you. And then maybe 20% of the time you have the donut or you have the glass of wine or you have whatever it is. Because that might be, you might be with your friends and that's going to be a nourishing experience for you. Slade: Oh, okay! Amanda: So if, you know what I mean? If the joy factor outweighs the guilt factor, it's kind of a GO every time. If that makes sense. Slade: Oh yeah! I like that approach. Because that's modification. It's like, when you injure yourself and you're rehabbing your hurt knee or whatever it is, one of the things I'm always afraid that I'm going to do is injure it worse by using it. And the thing that I've heard over and over again from people who do rehab, in a really physical context, is that it's always good to think of things in percentages, rather than on and off, or do it and don't do it. So what you do in those situations is you do 20% of a squat instead of not doing one at all. So it kind of speaks to me. Same kind of thing in yoga. Yoga's very permissive in modifying things to suit your body and your ability, so if you can't go that deep, you just go a little ways. And that sounds kind of similar. Amanda: Absolutely. Slade: I've already heard some things that you mention where I hear myself in there and I'm like, Huh, okay. I'm looking at the programs now going, Which one do I want to do? So I know that everybody else is thinking the same thing. Talk us through, Okay, let's say we're interested in working with you and you have these different kinds of programs. Is it like getting an intuitive reading at the start and then we pick one of the programs with your advice to go into? Walk us through it and talk about the different programs that you offer, because I'm curious about how this works from a client perspective. Amanda: Absolutely. It is like that. It's best - I do free mini readings, 20 minute readings, in a mini-session form. So they can certainly schedule with me and we can go from there. I can give my recommendation on which program would work best for them. But I work with private clients, do the private coaching and mentorship programs one-to-one in either 90, 60 or 30 day options. So those are some of my favorites because we know it's very personalized and we get a lot done in those times and really set habit change and set reframes that are really transformative for a lot of people. Really transform their energy. So that's what I do on the private coaching side. I also have, I do live group programs and those are fun because you kind of have a support group. Right now I have detox, a holistic detox going on, so mind, body, and spirit detox. That's currently running and that's a lot of fun. So I'll have, basically what I do is I kind of read the energy in the collective and then feel into what would support everyone right now, and this was a good time for a detox. And there's no other group programs upcoming right now, but who knows what I'll create and re-run in the future. And then I have, of course you can always schedule a session with me. A full session. Which are 50 minute sessions and we get a lot done. Or I do like a written reading which I can do at a different investment level, a little more affordable for some people. I do a written reading. So there's those. And then I have digital self-led programs, I have three intro programs that I love because they're good way to get introduced to my work and they're all under $100. So I have all sorts of different investment levels but that's a good way to really get some foundational habits in. There's Meal Prep Magic, which is all about demystifying meal prep and kind of a kitchen tool kit, if you will, for beginners. So there's that one. Then there's the Sugar Release experiment, which is really... Slade: Yes! Amanda: Yeaaaah. Slade: Tell us about the Sugar Release! Amanda: That's the big one. That's one of my most popular ones. And that's probably because I got myself heavily addicted to sugar during the recovery from that car accident I spoke about. I never had to deal with caffeine or alcohol. Those aren't my things. But sugar was like...! So that's a 30-day program that is again, we're taking our focus away from what we "can't have" or what we're cutting out, to what we're replacing it with. What are we adding in that is going to nourish our bodies so much? Because your average run of the mill sugar craving comes from usually, if it's not emotional, it's coming from nutrient deficiency. So we're literally, just like in our cleanse, we're literally flooding the body with nutrients because we're kind of overfed and undernourished in our society, right? Lots of food but not a lot of actual vitamins and nutrients in it. So when we flip that and really feed, just flood our body with nourishment and nutrients, vitamins, phytochemicals and everything. We become well nourished again and the things that were kind of, I call it the crowding out, it just kind of falls away. The sugar, and the things that, it's like a nice Jedi mind trick. So that's 30 days that is really simple. It's not this, it's a really different approach and really simplistic approach in which we focus on adding in one thing. We're focusing on one thing that becomes habit every other day. So it's delivered in a video lesson, short, easy to work into your day between 5 and 10 minute video. Every other day so you have all of that day and the next day to focus on that one thing. That one simple thing. Either it's getting more water or getting one more serving of vegetables, or seeing how many hugs you can give that day. One thing. And you'll be surprised how big of an effect that has. Because sugar is one of those things that I see, it's kind of an accepted addiction in our society and it's one of those things I see most often also in the light workers and the spirit-preneurs out there who, they use it as a quick way to ground. And there are so many better ways to ground. Slade: Interesting! Amanda: Yeah, so it's everywhere. It's kind of, the sugar addiction is kind of pervasive, so that's a big one. So Meal Prep Magic, Sugar Release experiment and then the Intro to Intuitive Eating experience, which is a 21-day course, self-led, set up in a similar fashion where it has workbooks and video lessons. And that's delivered right to their email. Slade: Okay that's cool! That's a lot of different options there. I'm sure everyone heard themselves in one of those things. That was a really cool insight about the sugar addiction being related to grounding. Sugar is obviously probably would be mine. My mom is a baker and it's her creative expression, you know? It's what she makes. It's part of something that... We all need something that we make that other people can admire and enjoy and that's her thing! She can make a dessert out of cobwebs and a pack of equal. And just some glitter. So I always, always, always have access to desserts. Because she eats like a tiny spoonful of whatever it is and then it's like, Here's a whole pie you can have! Like, I'm not going to eat a whole pie. But I never thought about, because as you were talking, I was like, Well what's my big deal with that? Why do I consume as much sugar as I do? And that idea that it's grounding in some way struck me. That kind of makes sense to me because I've heard the theory before that weight in general is a kind of manifestation of an intent to ground, or that fats or different things like that that actually physically cause the body to grow in some way can be kind of manifestations of that. Do you have any theories about those kinds of connections between spiritual issues manifesting in the body? Is that something that you are interested in or that you talk about? Amanda: Oh yeah! I mean, it's all connected and I've definitely seen what you're talking about where weight and sugar, things like that, fats, used to ground, using weight as protection, there's absolutely a physical manifestations like that. Absolutely. The - Nope, I lost it. Slade: Oh that's okay! I just thought of something I wanted to be sure and ask you about when you were talking about the programs. You have something for free when people sign up for your mailing list, and it's a Top Swaps list. Tell me about that, because I'm curious to what's on that. Amanda: The Top Swaps is just a fun one for beginners if things we think of as staples or normal in our fridge, in our kitchen, that we can easily switch to, just upgrade to something that's more nourishing for us. So like you can easily switch Gatorade to coconut water, or white or wheat bread to a sprouted grain bread. Or just very simple things that aren't too much more expensive, don't taste too different, they're just easy swaps to make to sort of upgrade your health. Slade: Do you have a swap for potato chips? Amanda: Haha.. potato chips. I think there's one on there. Slade: Okay. Amanda: There are a lot of brands out there, like Late July, that are better than just your average run of the mill potato chip, kind of these organic, whole grain, chips, or sweet potato chips. And then even that can be like a step down and then even nuts, seeds, things like that. Because sometimes it's just about the crunch and that, sometimes it's just about the crunch, the chewing, the little bit of salt. Slade: Absolutely. From 7pm 'til midnight for me. I just want to crunch things. Yeah, I do. Amanda: Yeah! Slade: Well I'll definitely send a link for everyone to go and check that out and get that. I'm interested - one of the things I really love to ask everyone that comes on the show is, is there anything that you hear people saying about nutrition that kind of drives you nuts, or makes you want to scream at the TV? Amanda: Haha... Only all the time! Slade: What are some of the things that you - What do you most hope to contribute to the conversation about spirituality and nutrition and personal development What do you, if you could get some messages out there, what would they be? Amanda: Ohmygoodness. I think I've said quite a bit of them already, but the reason I created this whole cleanse that I'm running right now is because of how many ill-conceived cleanses I thought, maybe well-intentioned, but ill-conceived cleanses I thought I saw out there, and so just this idea of, like stepping away from the restrictive, the struggle, the adversarial relationship, really turning our gaze towards an idea that maybe, even if we're not open to it yet, but maybe just the possibility that eating could be divine. That eating could be joyful. It could be... Nourishment can happen with ease. It can be a sacred experience. I think we're really serious all the time. Sometimes both about eating and our diets and things like that and about spirit, I see this in spiritual work and doing inner work and digging into our painful past and things like that. It doesn't have to be so serious all the time. We're meant to have fun. We're here to have fun. Joy is our natural state. We're these light beings on a grand adventure and we happen to be in these physical bodies, so let's have fun, let's do things that bring us pleasure. I don't want to divorce from my physical body. I know I'm an all-expansive being, but I'm here on this earth at this time for a reason and I'm going to live in my physical body. I'm going to ground in to it. That means I'm exploring all sides of myself but like I said, it's my chosen vehicle to house my soul at this time. It's what's on the journey. Let's be in it. Let's honour it. I would say, just the movement towards getting back in touch with our inner child, having more fun, joy is our natural state. I don't think that's - Because one of my other pet peeves is the spiritual bypassing too. And so I don't say that to make light of anything or any trauma or anything that anyone is dealing with. But I just think it doesn't have to be so serious all the time. Spiritual bypassing is just basically using spiritual, a term popularized, I don't know if you've heard of her but, it's a term popularized by Robert Augustus Masters and Lissa Rankin, whom I both respect. It's kind of like avoidance in holy drag. It's this, the drug is draped in spiritual terms, so rather than the sugar being the addiction or the alcohol being the addiction, it's this avoidance of the feelings. So I'm not talking about that. I'm not talking about pushing feelings down. I'm talking about feeling the feelings. Being in the body. Feeling everything that we're here to feel, you know? Whatever we think. I don't think that anger, sadness is wrong. It's just part of the fullness of our experience, so we're going to have those, but we're also going to have joy, we're going to have love. We're going to have all of these things in our lives and I just, I would love to see it more incorporated in personal development, in spiritual mentoring, in things that happen in nutrition, in things that happen on a daily basis in our lives. like these things, our lives are made up of these moments. The little things really are the big things. So let's have fun. Slade: I love that. It sounds like you've done a lot of work to put a lot of content together. There's a lot that you offer, Amanda. It's really awesome to hear your expertise in this subject matter. So tell everyone where they can go to find you online. Amanda: Yeah! I'm very active on Facebook. Heisman Health is my business name. So facebook.com/HeismanHealth. And I run a free support group called Intuitive Eating for Energy and you can find me in there. We do a lot of great, just communing in that group. And of course, my website is HeismanHealth.com That's where you can sign up for free mini readings. 20-minute mini readings or the Top Swaps sheet we talked about! Slade: Awesome. That was great, Amanda. Thank you for coming on the show! Amanda: You're so welcome. Thanks for having me, Slade. I really appreciate you.

Beatrice and Angel devolve into their truest form: 12-year-old boys. They discuss wrestling, wrestling moves, wrestling sex moves, wrestling sex tapes, and wrestling sex tapes featuring wrestling sex moves.

N'Abend Hawaiihemddiebe und feuchte Schlafsessel Beschimpfer*, diesmal habe ich wieder etwas mehr mit Einwürfen und solchen Dingen gespielt. Ich habe einfach komplett verpasst, dass die Nachbebenparty vom Porter Dorm auf dem Stromausfall beruhte. Ganz zu schweigen vom Baseball-Korb. Facepalmwürdig. Wer den Kommunikationsfehler entdeckt, den ich nicht rausschneiden konnte, darf ihn behalten. Abgesehen davon: Ich habe ein bisschen Angst, dass Xander den Monolog über Spikes Dasein als Platzverschwendung von seinem Vater geklaut hat. Wir wissen ja, dass seine Eltern nicht so vorzeigbar sind. Vielleicht hat er so etwas schon einmal selbst hören müssen. F. *Die Anrede heißt wohl, ganz nach Petras Auffassung, heute sind wir alle Spike. [podloveaudio src="https://oncemorepodcast.com/inhalt/070_4x11_der_typ_hat_mehr_blut_als_kendra.mp3" duration="01:14:18.344" title="070 - Der Typ hat mehr Blut als Kendra (4x11)"] Ungebrochener Dank gilt: Volker für seine Hilfe und Freundschaft, sowie Marvin, Daniel, Sarah und Julian für ihre Beteiligung am Intro. Vielen Dank auch an Andrew Allen! Schaut euch an, was er sonst so macht unter www.andrewallenmusic.com ! Sound Credits: - EerieAmbience.wav by eurekaliza94 | License: CC0 1.0 - ch3_100bpm.wav by Hoerspielwerkstatt_HEF | License: CC 3.0 - Play Ball!.wav by CGEffex | License: Attribution 3.0 - Blop by Mark DiAngelo|License: Attribution 3.0

Hausmeistr Willi (von den Sprechwaisen), Fabs (von Once More With Feeling auf ONCEMOREPODCAST.COM) und ich haben uns endlich mal wieder zusammengefunden um die Besten aller Zeiten zu finden. Jeder hatte seine eigene Top 10 dabei und auch zehn Teilnehmer aus der Hörerschaft, bzw. von Twitter, haben sich zu Wort gemeldet und ihre Top Filme eingesandt. Aus diesen Hörerlisten haben Ego und ich eine Liste erstellt dort die zehn besten 18 Filme gefunden, die dann auch von Ego vorgetragen wurden. Das Gesamtergebnis findet ihr hier! Hausmeistr Willi konnte seine Filme nicht in eine Reihenfolge bringen und hat sie deshalb nach dem Alter sortiert. Seine Filme sind: Die Ritter der Kokosnuss, Top Secret, Full Metal Jacket, Jagt auf Roter Oktober, Kein Pardon, Dogma, Matrix, Snatch - Schweine und Diamanten, Der Gott des Gemetzels und Grand Budapest Hotel. Fabian hat: Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier, Die Reise ins Labyrinth, Lucky Number Slevin, Asterix erobert Rom, Das Leben des Brian, The Big Lebowski, Garden State, Der Herr der Ringe, Uhrwerk Orange und Die Abenteuer des Baron Münchhausen. Meine Filme habe ich hier als Letterboxd-Liste! Dann sprachen wir über Filmzitate aus dem Podcast die goldene Zehn, eine Rezension von Aliens von Devils & Demons. PS: Hier noch nachträglich die Top Movies auf IMDB! Wenn ihr mit mir ins Gespräch kommen wollt, meldet euch unter selbstsprache@aol.de, gebt einen Kommentar auf meiner Homepage unter selbstgespraeche-podcast.de ab. Ihr findet mich auf Twitter beim @slbstgsprchlr. Dieser Podcast, so wie Intro-, Outro und Trennmusik von Beggar's Velvet's Song Blind, stehen unter der Lizenz CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Egos musikalische Unterlegung ist Now Gates von Sergey Cheremisinov unter der Lizens CC BY-NC 4.0 Als Schnitthilfe eine gekürzte Fassung von "March Of The Midnight Critters" von Scott Holmes http://www.scottholmesmusic.uk/ Blop, unverändert, License: Attribution 3.0, Recorded by Mark DiAngelo

Hallo Catwomen und Mini-Dämonen, aus Not wurde diese Folge um genau eine Sanni bereichert. Vielen Dank, dass sie mit uns ihren Internetzugang geteilt und damit ihren tollen Gastauftritt beschert hat. Wir wollen ganz viele tolle Kommentare von euch unter dieser Folge lesen! Ansonsten war es die bisher langwierigste und kniffligste Schneidearbeit, die ich machen musste. Zwei unterschiedliche Aufnahmen mit drei Menschen und Skype-Verzögerung zu kombinieren, hatte ich mir dummerweise doch einfacher vorgestellt. Wenn ihr diese Folge nicht mögt, dann sollen euch rachsüchtige, Römische Götter holen! Nein, dann wartet Ihr eben auf die nächste. Die wird dann wieder so wie gewohnt ;-) F. [podloveaudio src="https://oncemorepodcast.com/inhalt/019_2x06_spectaculum_incipiunt.mp3" duration="01:26:44.825" title="019 - Spectaculum Incipiunt (2x06)"] Verwendete Effekte: - Cricket Sound.mp3 by damonmensch | License: CC0 3.0 - Blop by mark diangelo | License: CC0 3.0 Ungebrochener Dank gilt: Daniel, Marvin, Sarah und Julian für ihre Beteiligung am Intro (und der Version für das Ende)

I avsnitt 124 av IGN Sveriges Podcast pratar vi om det evigt försenade Mighty No 9, Platinum Games Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants of Manhattan och det återupplivade X-Files. Dessutom diskuterar vi spelvärldens bästa trilogier och förvandlar våra barndomslekar till spel. Och så klämmer vi in lite Blip Blop, Dragon Blade, 400 Days, Scrap Mechanic och 1993: Space Machine av bara farten. Pang ba!

Nous vous avions promis des invités et des interviews, alors pour cette troisième Splash Page nous vous proposons les deux !Nous recevons en effet Mrion, Blop et Willow du fanzine 101010, qui viennent nous expliquer à quoi ça sert d'imprimer un fanzine quand internet existe.De plus Rafa Sandoval (Ultimate Spiderman, Les Prométhéens) a accepté de répondre à nos questions dans des conditions extrêmes lors du dernier festival Des Calanques et des Bulles. (Merci encore à l'équipe d'A l'Ombre des Bulles !)Bref, ça en fait du beau monde !Télécharger l'émission (67 Mo)S'abonner[4:07] Est-ce que copier c'est tricher ?La polémique Idealisze aura une nouvelle fois soulevée la question du plagiat dans l'art contemporain. Pourtant, la copie est aussi un outil créatif, même s'il y aura toujours quelqu'un pour conspuer ce genre de pratiques artistiques.One Eye Pied nous fait une petite revue non exhaustive de ces méthodes.[28:14] Rafa SandovalIntercepté au milieu d'une dédicace où il devait jongler entre son dessin, notre espagnol catastrophique, et notre anglais approximatif, Rafa Sandoval nous parle de son travail sur Les Prométhéens.[37:18] 101010, un fanzine à l'ère du numériquePourquoi faire un fanzine sur du papier en noir et blanc, alors qu'il est si simple d'offrir son talent au monde entier sur internet ?Mrion, Willow et Blop, du collectif Pin'up sont venue nous parler du fanzine 101010 et du pourquoi de son existence.Les liens :Le site du Collectif Pin UpLe Collectif Pin Up sur TumblrLe Collectif Pin Up sur FacebookCommander Le Voyage de TerreMrion sur TumblrWillow sur TumblrBlop sur TumblrNastyz sur TumblrPikila sur TumblrGénérique et jingles : Disconnected (The Vaporellas)

Nous vous avions promis des invités et des interviews, alors pour cette troisième Splash Page nous vous proposons les deux ! Nous recevons en effet Mrion, Blop et Willow du fanzine 101010, qui viennent nous expliquer à quoi ça sert d'imprimer un fanzine quand internet existe.De plus Rafa Sandoval (Ultimate Spiderman, Les Prométhéens) a accepté de répondre à nos questions dans des conditions extrêmes lors du dernier festival Des Calanques et des Bulles. (Merci encore à l'équipe d'A l'Ombre des Bulles !) Bref, ça en fait du beau monde ! Le programme en détail : [4:07] Est-ce que copier c'est tricher ? La polémique Idealisze aura une nouvelle fois soulevée la question du plagiat dans l'art contemporain. Pourtant, la copie est aussi un outil créatif, même s'il y aura toujours quelqu'un pour conspuer ce genre de pratiques artistiques. One Eye Pied nous fait une petite revue non exhaustive de ces méthodes. [28:14] Rafa Sandoval Intercepté au milieu d'une dédicace où il devait jongler entre son dessin, notre espagnol catastrophique, et notre anglais approximatif, Rafa Sandoval nous parle de son travail sur Les Prométhéens. [37:18] 101010, un fanzine à l'ère du numérique Pourquoi faire un fanzine sur du papier en noir et blanc, alors qu'il est si simple d'offrir son talent au monde entier sur internet ? Mrion, Willow et Blop, du collectif Pin'up sont venue nous parler du fanzine 101010 et du pourquoi de son existence. Les liens : Le site du Collectif Pin Up Le Collectif Pin Up sur Tumblr Le Collectif Pin Up sur Facebook Commander Le Voyage de Terre Mrion sur Tumblr Willow sur Tumblr Blop sur Tumblr Nastyz sur Tumblr Pikila sur Tumblr Générique et jingles : Disconnected (The Vaporellas)

Le Docteur Thisaak est de retour, et avec lui la qualité sonore, pour une émission pleine de teasing pour notre prochaine Splash Page !Au programme : un vieux cow-boy, des rêves étranges, un fanzine ololol, des criminels du cul, le retour d'Adrian, des enquêteurs variés, des dieux en danger,…Télécharger l'émission (44,3 Mo)S'abonner au One Eye ClubONLINE : Webcomics[3:27] One Eye Pied reviens avec une vrai grosse sélection :Ab absurdoDavid SnugL'atelier mastodonteTurbomédia We Do BDRouge CorbeauMonkey Girl & Dragon DudeChroniques[11:07] Buffalo RunnerScénario – dessin – couleur : Tiburce OgerGenre : Western désabuséOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio le prête à un max de monde.One Eye Pied l'offre à un fan de Little Big Man (le film).Thisaak le relit et l'offre[19:38] Le Cheval BlèmeScénario -dessin : David BGenre : Anthologie cauchemardesqueOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l'emprunte à un pote fan de David BOne Eye Pied le donne à un insomniaque.Thisaak est content de compléter sa collection[25:38] 101010 n°1-2Scénario – dessin : Piki, Mrion, Willow, Blop, Nastyz, HoumousGenre : Fanzine à suivreOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio attend un crowdfunding pour avoir les histoires complètes.One Eye Pied attend que ça devienne collector, pour le ressortir aux auteurs dans 10 ans.Thisaak en parle pour le faire connaitre.[33:27] Sex Criminals n°1Scénario : Matt Fraction / Dessin : Chip Zdarsky / Couleur : Christopher Sebela, Becka KinzieGenre : Braquage salaceOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio essaye de le ranger dans son étagère comicsOne Eye Pied le range entre le guide du zizi sexuel et un Manara.Thisaak attend le tome 2.[42:41] Last Man n°7Scénario – dessin : Balak, Bastien Vivès, Michaël SanlavilleGenre : Action baston !On en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l'offre, mais c'est sadique.One Eye Pied l'utilise comme cheval de Troyes pour séduire des haters de manga.Thisaak le volerai bien à Pié![49:40] Détectives n°1-2Scénario : Herik Hanna / Dessin : Sylvain Guinebaud, Nicolas Sure / Couleur : LouGenre : Polar variéOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l'offre parce que ce ne sont que des one shot.One Eye Pied le range dans une anthologie policière.Thisaak le relit pour chercher les indices.[58:03] Les Prométhéens n°1-2Scénario : Henscher, Emmanuel Sandoval / Dessin : Rafa Sandoval / Couleur : David Garcia CruzGenre : Complot mythologiqueOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio le mettrai bien dans sa collec.One Eye Pied attend l'intégrale pour tout lire d'un coup.Thisaak veut faire comme Tio.EXPRESS[64:46] Houla, on en a des comics en retard :Tony Chu n°9American Vampire n°5American Vampire n°6Saga n°4Saga n°5Générique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

Le Docteur Thisaak est de retour, et avec lui la qualité sonore, pour une émission pleine de teasing pour notre prochaine Splash Page !Au programme : un vieux cow-boy, des rêves étranges, un fanzine ololol, des criminels du cul, le retour d’Adrian, des enquêteurs variés, des dieux en danger,…Télécharger l’émission (44,3 Mo)S’abonner au One Eye ClubONLINE : Webcomics[3:27] One Eye Pied reviens avec une vrai grosse sélection :Ab absurdoDavid SnugL’atelier mastodonteTurbomédia We Do BDRouge CorbeauMonkey Girl & Dragon DudeChroniques[11:07] Buffalo RunnerScénario – dessin – couleur : Tiburce OgerGenre : Western désabuséOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio le prête à un max de monde.One Eye Pied l’offre à un fan de Little Big Man (le film).Thisaak le relit et l’offre[19:38] Le Cheval BlèmeScénario -dessin : David BGenre : Anthologie cauchemardesqueOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l’emprunte à un pote fan de David BOne Eye Pied le donne à un insomniaque.Thisaak est content de compléter sa collection[25:38] 101010 n°1-2Scénario – dessin : Piki, Mrion, Willow, Blop, Nastyz, HoumousGenre : Fanzine à suivreOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio attend un crowdfunding pour avoir les histoires complètes.One Eye Pied attend que ça devienne collector, pour le ressortir aux auteurs dans 10 ans.Thisaak en parle pour le faire connaitre.[33:27] Sex Criminals n°1Scénario : Matt Fraction / Dessin : Chip Zdarsky / Couleur : Christopher Sebela, Becka KinzieGenre : Braquage salaceOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio essaye de le ranger dans son étagère comicsOne Eye Pied le range entre le guide du zizi sexuel et un Manara.Thisaak attend le tome 2.[42:41] Last Man n°7Scénario – dessin : Balak, Bastien Vivès, Michaël SanlavilleGenre : Action baston !On en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l’offre, mais c’est sadique.One Eye Pied l’utilise comme cheval de Troyes pour séduire des haters de manga.Thisaak le volerai bien à Pié![49:40] Détectives n°1-2Scénario : Herik Hanna / Dessin : Sylvain Guinebaud, Nicolas Sure / Couleur : LouGenre : Polar variéOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio l’offre parce que ce ne sont que des one shot.One Eye Pied le range dans une anthologie policière.Thisaak le relit pour chercher les indices.[58:03] Les Prométhéens n°1-2Scénario : Henscher, Emmanuel Sandoval / Dessin : Rafa Sandoval / Couleur : David Garcia CruzGenre : Complot mythologiqueOn en fait quoi maintenant ?Tio le mettrai bien dans sa collec.One Eye Pied attend l’intégrale pour tout lire d’un coup.Thisaak veut faire comme Tio.EXPRESS[64:46] Houla, on en a des comics en retard :Tony Chu n°9American Vampire n°5American Vampire n°6Saga n°4Saga n°5Générique et jingles : Spanish Samba (Oursvince) / Dialup (Jlew) / backstraight (Heigh-hoo)

This week! Kevin Larrabee joins us to talk about Fallout 4 (SPOILERS for around the first 5 hours), the Nintendo Direct, the MST3K Kickstarter, Kevin’s foray into anime, Nintendo Badge Arcade, Ultimate Ghouls ’n’ Ghosts, and much, much more. Join us, won’t you? Links of Interest: Nintendo Direct 11.12.15Twilight Princess HDZelda Wii UCloud coming to Super Smash Bros.Pokémon PicrossPicross NP Vol. 1 (with Pokémon)Star Fox ZeroGravity Rush getting a physical releaseFire Emblem FatesAnimal Crossing Amiibo (KK Slider)Gold Mega Man w/Legacy CollectionDifference in R.O.B. AmiibosMega Yarn Yoshi at Toys R UsBring Back MST3K KickstarterFriday the 13th Kickstarter makes its goalSuper Star Wars on PS4/VitaGame Genie commercialCowboy Bebop The MovieAkiraGhost in the ShellInitial DHatsune Miku coming to the westGabbo is comingShonen Knife going on tourThe Warriors is on NetflixSteven UniverseNintendo Badge ArcadeKevin Builds a New PC! (on YouTube)Just Cause 3Fallout 4Kevin plays Fallout 4 on YouTubeImage of Sentrybot/Scorpion fightFallout 4 Collector’s Edition Guidew/Bob and David on NetflixMaster of None on NetflixUltimate Ghosts ‘N’ Goblins on PSN storeJoe Piscopo on Star Trek TNGVirtual Boy Wario Land commercialDarius Burst Chronicle SavioursKabukicho Check out Back In My Play at backinmyplay.com, The Fitcast at thefitcast.com, and follow Kevin Larrabee on Twitter @kevinlarrabee. Check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 16 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:49:20

Habe erstmal die Anmerkungen aufgearbeitet: den Spoiler zu Game of Thrones (keine Angst, es ist nur ein Spoiler zu Harry Potter vorhanden), Norbert hat mich infiziert und Orange is the new Black. Dann habe ich vom letzten Autokauf erzählt und dass ich noch CD höre. Viel Spaß!!! Die Folge endet erst nach dem Blop!!!

It’s our first anniversary show, in which the beer sponsors take extreme advantage of us both.  Or should I say “all of us?”  I SHOULD,...

Dust, 13 Assassins, SCREW YOU, SPAIN, STOP MESSING UP CASTLEVANIA.

Karsten Green laver Dating-program på Zulu. Og har vret ude at rejse med Jøden. Morten har droppet sommertid og Mikkel har en sjusket roommate. Thank you, Robot. Karsten Green Zulu’s Dating-ting Vild arm Eller Thank you, Robot Det blev jo vores store break Okay, hvis du siger det, så er jeg manden! Jeg så rigtig mange nøgne negermænd BLIP BLOP SOV GODT KarstenGreeen.biz

1.Cosa nova & spaceman - Blackheart (kornelius acid heart remix) 2.Olivier klein & kolombo - Espionnage 3.Distant fraagment - Mood restore 4.Todd terje - Inspector norse 5.Larse - So long 6.maceo plex - Your style 7.Michael Cassette - Ghost in the machine 8.Vicenzo - Get to know you 9.Vicenzo & talking props - Seduction 10.Gabriel ananda - Héy Blop (christian smith remix)

A very interesting freak! Tricks with your cell phone, Golden Globe winner Meryl Streep. Blop goes the Bleesle! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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