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Bluffing the Monster - Dogman Wrecks Summer CampIn the summer of 1987, during a Catholic Youth Organization retreat in the mountains, Youth Ministers along with a group of youths and adults, experienced an unsettling incident. While walking across a large field at night after preparing breakfast, they encountered what they initially thought was a dog. However, the creature stood on two legs, revealing itself as a large, off-white, humanoid figure that silenced the surroundings. Terrified, the Minister brandished a pocket knife, and when he approached, the creature retreated into the woods and vanished. The group reported the sighting to authorities, who seemed unsurprised, prompting the retreat to end early the next day.Join my Supporters Club for $4.99 per month for exclusive stories:https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-if-it-s-true-podcast--5445587/support

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Falcons insider Joe Patrick joins Abe and Beau to discuss the NFL Draft, and the 2025 Falcons quarterback room.

Tariffs are killing markets. A glimpse int what happens when we take a difference course Markets making some of the wort moves in decades Billionaires - all in on Trump lost billions... WAIT !!!!!! Maybe a 90-day pause on Tariffs now...Or Not... More finesse, less sledge hammer? PLUS we are now on Spotify and Amazon Music/Podcasts! Check this out and find out more at: http://www.interactivebrokers.com Click HERE for Show Notes and Links DHUnplugged is now streaming live - with listener chat. Click on link on the right sidebar. Love the Show? Then how about a Donation? Follow John C. Dvorak on Twitter Follow Andrew Horowitz on Twitter  Warm-Up - Markets making some of the worst moves in decades - Billionaires - all in on Trump lost billions... - WAIT !!!!!! Maybe a 90-day pause on Tariffs now...Or Not... - More finesse, less sledge hammer? Markets - Key Reversal Indicator - 1st Green cluster bottom on Monday.. Oversold? - Stock markets slammed - President Trump discussing stocks - Economic Pissing Match - Even more tariffs, or bluffs - VIX HITS 60! -- A Quick Poem - Green Eggs and Navarro --- One of the gents that responded to Vietnam's desire to have zero tariffs as "not enough" DAX on Monday and other Markets - Opened up down 10% - clawed back a bunch by end of the day - European stocks down 1.5% YTD 2024 - US Stock bearing the brunt of the move - Hong Kong (after being closed Friday) - closed Monday DOWN 13%! - Monday in Japan, Markets halted, futures trading suspended as Nikkei and Topix plunge more than 5% --- Follow up - then up 6% the next day - Monday YTD US Markets: Heads Up - Just in... - Tuesday at 12:30PM - 'White House Press Secretary says 104% additional tariffs went into effect at noon eastern time because China has not removed it's retaliation. The 104% additional tariff will be collected starting tomorrow April 9th'  -Markets were trying to right themselves - up big to start the day - then this headline.... - What if  - China comes back at 200%? More: - Tuesday afternoon : White House Secretary Karoline Leavitt answers questions on trade at briefing: President Trump not considering delay in tariffs that are due to go into effect tomorrow at 12:01 AM - Where is the negotiation? Seems like a pissing match or bluff with unlimited funds. If you are interested - Rand Paul making all sorts of sense this morning - Trades are win-win. Trade does not mean that one side has to win and one lose. - https://www.cnbc.com/video/2025/04/08/sen-rand-paul-on-trump-tariffs-trade-is-an-integral-part-of-capitalism.html Stupid - Taiwan's top financial regulator said on Sunday it will impose temporary curbs on short-selling of shares to help deal with potential market turmoil from U.S. President Donald Trump's new import tariffs, and will take other steps as needed. - Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission said in a statement it would limit the number of shares that can be sold short and raise the minimum short-selling margin ratio to 130% from 90%, starting from Monday and lasting until Friday. - We have seen how this plays out in the past. More references to bluffing - "I think it was a big mistake, this Chinese escalation, because they're playing with a pair of twos," Bessent said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "What do we lose by the Chinese raising tariffs on us? We export one-fifth to them of what they export to us, so that is a losing hand for them." VIX - Hits 60 on Monday - then backs off to 45 - Not often we see a run like that. - Still at 45 shows big concerned about near-term volatility. --- S&P 500 top to bottom 7% move today - VIX was at 37 - back to 52 BREAK - IBKR Billionaires losing $$ - Do we feel bad? - Sample of losses on Liberation Day - Zuck lost $18B - Bezos lost $15B What? - Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Americans looking to retire aren't concerned about day...

Nick and Jonathan discuss the chances of Kenny Pickett being the Browns Week 1 starter.

Nick and Jonathan discuss the chances of Kenny Pickett being the Browns Week 1 starter. Also, they react to Kevin Stefanski's thoughts on Shedeur Sanders.

I reckon Nicola Willis is bluffing - she's having a laugh. She's not really going to take a sledge hammer to the supermarkets. She has threatened to do this, she's had consultants come and do some work on it, but she's not serious about doing it. There's two main reasons as to why not. One: Splitting up the brands like Pak N Save and New World form each other is a drastic action to take. It could affect hundreds of mum and dad-owned stores who run their own local supermarkets and form part of co-ops around the country. Then there's the problem of prices - the fact that co-ops like Foodstuffs exist means they can spread their costs around the country and make prices more even between the regions. What happens to the price of Pams biscuits at Pak N Save Kawerau if it's split from its brother and sister stores? Does it come down or go up? If it goes up, so does Nicola's credibility. Splitting retail land from wholesale also risks creating a middleman to go between the two, thus pushing prices up anyway. These are all arguments for why not. There are also arguments for these, but at this stage they're not specific, they're just - prices are too high, so we'd better do something. All that's before you even get political support for such a move - which wouldn't involve ACT - so it would need help from across the aisle. I think, in the end, the risks will be too great and the benefits not clear enough for Nicola to smash the supermarkets to smithereens. I also think she knows this and she's hoping the threat is enough to yield some results - and that it will go down well with the public, who are sick of paying through the nose for groceries every week at the checkout LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick and Jonathan react to Charles Robinson talking about what it would take to trade up in the draft.

Nick and Jonathan react to Charles Robinson talking about what it would take to trade up in the draft. Then, they give each other quick stories around sports and give their instant reaction to them.

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Sandy Williams participates in the conversation regarding the Supreme Court and the financial resources that Republicans are allocating for this position. Absentee voting is now accessible, and individuals can register at myvote.wi.gov. Sandy also addresses the issue of military power and its influence over other nations, asserting that Trump's tariffs will lead these countries to seek alternatives to American support. Sandy speaks on how we will become weaker when the American dollar is held at lower value because countries will opt out using the currency. The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 8-10 am across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Earl and the show! Guest: Sandy Williams

Earl and Sandy Williams revisit the discussion from the first hour concerning the impact of military power on international relations. They argue that Trump's tariffs will prompt other nations to explore alternatives to American assistance. Sandy emphasizes that the United States will become increasingly vulnerable as the value of the American dollar declines, leading countries to abandon its use. Later Earl and Sandy take calls and listen to concerns. Breaking news as London's Heathrow Airport, one of the busiest transportation centers in the world, will be shut down through Friday after a massive fire caused a power outage, sending hundreds of thousands of people in the U.K. and around the world scrambling to make alternate travel plans. The Earl Ingram Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 8-10 am across the state. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Earl and the show! Guest: Sandy Williams

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Send us a textPoker as Life: BluffingThere can exist a situation in information logic where a person knows something (usually that they themselves are lying) that they imagine no one else could possibly know. And in this way they manufacture a high level of confidence when asserting that a specific thing is true. It might be very interesting to examine this situation as a direct comparison to the "bluff" as used as a strategy in poker.Bluffing might be the single best known part of the game of poker. Everyone knows it happens there a lot but I wonder if we imagine it happening there to a larger degree than in practice. The images people get about poker are often from some Hollywood movie in which a tense moment has an uncertain outcome and when the conclusion happens it comes out in the hero's favor. In this way we will be very likely to assume that bluffing is the entirety of poker when in actuality this is merely the part that is easiest to tell a visual story about.Humans lie to each other all the time. Humans also tend to know that other people are lying to them and attempt to discover other people's lies. We do this on an intuitive level and attempts to describe this process with words very often leads to people being very visibly wrong. But when you don't know that other people have at least *some* skill in this, have temporarily forgotten, or have convinced yourself that you have covered it up in some way, this can greatly increase the likelihood of someone finding an opportunity to lie. Usually this is done for some imagined gain (which doesn't have to be monetary).Pam Hemphill Lyinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWlaW3aOl2Y

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Rob Tribble, filling in on The Steakhouse, hit an NFL segment to discuss some comments from Todd McShay about Shedeur Sanders not caring about certain teams in this process. We also heard some audio from Josh Kendall from The Athletic about whether the Falcons may not be bluffing about not moving off from Kirk Cousins.

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In this episode, we reveal a simple yet effective strategy to catch opponents bluffing in poker. With this technique, you'll be able to spot when someone's trying to deceive you and make smarter decisions at the table. Tune in to learn a trick that works every time!

Sarah Isgur is joined by Jonah Goldberg and Steve Hayes to discuss President Donald Trump's latest saber-rattling tactics against our allies and enemies—and whether his bluffs will pay off. The Agenda: —Did free trade policies fail? —Global saber rattling (IEEPA?) —Scott Lincicome: Why Donald Trump is wrong about tariffs —Trump fishes with dynamite —Gaz-a-Lago —Will Trump ever follow through? —USAID: Carrot-and-stick or waste? —Let's not commit war crimes —David Hogg as Democratic National Committee vice chair Show Notes: —Thank God for the stock market. —Our fact check on the Politico-USAID story —Lara Trump to join Fox News The Dispatch Podcast is a production of The Dispatch, a digital media company covering politics, policy, and culture from a non-partisan, conservative perspective. To access all of The Dispatch's offerings—including members-only newsletters, bonus podcast episodes, and weekly livestreams—click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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As Ireland start their Six Nations campaign, taking on England in the Aviva Stadium, RTE Sport's Jacqui Hurley has all the talking points for the rugby bluffer to hold their own.

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Bluffing is an essential skill in poker, but how do you do it effectively without getting caught?In this video, we break down the key strategies to bluff successfully, including reading opponents, choosing the right spots, and knowing when to back off. Learn how to execute bluffs in cash games, tournaments, and online poker to maximize your edge at the table.

This week on 2 Girls 1 Blunt, we talk uber drivers, play a new game called Cuffing or Bluffing, peeping Toms in bathroom stall slits, and squ*rting!2 Girls 1 Blunt is a comedy podcast hosted by two unapologetic stoner comedians from Boston, Jaime Lee Simmons and Emily Wade. They deliver raw, relatable humor on dating, mental health, and everyday chaos, sharing personal stories that will have you laughing, crying, and feeling high on life. Each episode features interviews with comedians and entertainers, diving into wild stories, childhood trauma, and unforgettable life experiences.

Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Bluffing Through Snow: Áron's High-Stakes New Year's Poker Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hu/episode/2024-12-27-08-38-20-hu Story Transcript:Hu: Áron idegesen ült le a pókerasztalhoz.En: Áron nervously sat down at the poker table.Hu: A szoba sötét és titokzatos volt, csak a kártyák zizegése és halk suttogások hallatszottak.En: The room was dark and mysterious, with only the rustling of cards and quiet whispers to be heard.Hu: A téli hónapok hidege beszűrődött a falak közé.En: The chill of the winter months seeped through the walls.Hu: Ma este mindent kockára tett.En: Tonight, he was risking everything.Hu: A családi újévi vacsora miatt játszott, melyet mindig nagy gonddal és szeretettel szervezett meg.En: He was playing for the family New Year's dinner, which he always organized with great care and love.Hu: Jónás és Kata is az asztalnál ültek.En: Jónás and Kata were also sitting at the table.Hu: Ők is remek játékosok voltak.En: They were excellent players too.Hu: Áron tisztelte őket, de most nem gondolhatott másra: csak a győzelemre.En: Áron respected them, but now he couldn't think of anything else: only victory.Hu: Az volt a célja, hogy elég pénzt nyerjen ahhoz, hogy az év végi ünneplést ne árnyékolja be anyagi gond.En: His goal was to win enough money so the end-of-year celebration wouldn't be overshadowed by financial worries.Hu: Az első pár kör jól ment neki.En: The first few rounds went well for him.Hu: Óvatos volt, tartotta a tempót.En: He was cautious, maintaining the pace.Hu: Nem kockáztatott nagyot, de nem is maradt tétlen.En: He didn't take significant risks, but he wasn't idle either.Hu: Tudta, hogy fel kell mérnie ellenfeleit, mielőtt valódi lépéseket tenne.En: He knew he had to assess his opponents before making real moves.Hu: Az óra ketyegése fokozta a feszültséget, minden apró mozdulat jelentőségteljesnek tűnt az idő múlásával.En: The ticking of the clock heightened the tension; every little movement seemed significant as time passed.Hu: Aztán elérkezett a döntő pillanat.En: Then came the decisive moment.Hu: Jónás volt a legveszélyesebb ellenfél az asztalnál – rutinos, tapasztalt játékos, keze sosem remegett.En: Jónás was the most dangerous opponent at the table—a seasoned, experienced player whose hand never shook.Hu: Most, Áron egy erős kezet kapott, de tudta, nem csak a kártyák döntenek.En: Now, Áron had a strong hand, but he knew that it wasn't just the cards that would decide the outcome.Hu: Az intuíciójára kellett támaszkodnia, hogy megtörje Jónás mentális védelmét.En: He had to rely on his intuition to break Jónás's mental defenses.Hu: „Ez az utolsó kör, most vagy soha” – gondolta Áron.En: "This is the last round, now or never," thought Áron.Hu: Szívét dobogtatta a félelem, de ezúttal merészen döntött.En: His heart pounded with fear, but this time he made a bold decision.Hu: Blöffölni kezdett.En: He began to bluff.Hu: Két ász, csak ennyit tartott a kezében, de a magabiztosság adott valamit, amit pénz nem vásárolhatott meg.En: Two aces, that was all he held in his hand, but confidence gave him something money could not buy.Hu: Jónás szeme összeszűkült.En: Jónás's eyes narrowed.Hu: Figyelte Áron minden rezdülését.En: He watched Áron's every move.Hu: Végül megadta a tétet.En: Finally, he called the bet.Hu: A kártyákat felcsapva Áron szívverése még gyorsabb lett.En: As the cards were revealed, Áron's heartbeat quickened.Hu: Mindenki az asztalnál lélegzetvisszafojtva várt.En: Everyone at the table waited with bated breath.Hu: A blöff bevált.En: The bluff worked.Hu: Jónás csalódottan bólintott, elismerte Áron győzelmét.En: Jónás nodded, acknowledging Áron's victory with disappointment.Hu: A pénz már az övé volt.En: The money was already his.Hu: Áron fellélegzett, megnyerte a szükséges összeget egy csodás újévi vacsorához.En: Áron sighed in relief; he had won the necessary amount for a wonderful New Year's dinner.Hu: De többet is nyert: önbizalmat és a család hagyományainak megőrzésének örömét.En: But he gained more than money: confidence and the joy of preserving family traditions.Hu: Tudta, hogy a kockázat ugyan nagy volt, de megérte a bátor lépést megtenni.En: He knew that the risk was great, but it was worth taking this brave step.Hu: Ahogy kilépett az épületből, a hó puhán hullott rá.En: As he stepped out of the building, snow fell softly upon him.Hu: A hideg most már nem számított.En: The cold no longer mattered.Hu: Hazafele tartva boldog mosollyal gondolt szeretteire, akik alig várták már a meghitt újévi ünnepet.En: Heading home, he thought with a happy smile of his loved ones who were eagerly awaiting the intimate New Year's celebration.Hu: Áron tudta, hogy ez az évzárás emlékezetes lesz, nem csak a nyeremény miatt, hanem mert megértette, mi igazán fontos az életében.En: Áron knew this year-end would be memorable, not just because of the winnings, but because he understood what truly mattered in his life. Vocabulary Words:nervously: idegesenmysterious: titokzatosrustling: zizegésewhispers: suttogásokseeped: beszűrődöttrisking: kockára tettdinner: vacsorarespected: tiszteltevictory: győzelemovershadowed: árnyékoljafinancial: anyagicautious: óvatospace: tempótassess: fel kell mérnieopponents: ellenfeleitdecisive: döntőseasoned: rutinosexperienced: tapasztaltintuition: intuíciómental: mentálisdefenses: védelmétbluff: blöffölniaces: ászconfidence: magabiztosságdisappointment: csalódottanrelief: fellélegzetttraditions: hagyományainakworth: megértesoftly: puhánintimate: meghitt

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Bluffing Fate: A Venetian Gamble's Sweet Win, Harsh Lesson Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2024-12-27-23-34-02-it Story Transcript:It: Nel cuore dell'inverno, mentre Venezia brulica con i passanti avvolti nei cappotti pesanti, Alessandro entra in un lussuoso casino veneziano.En: In the heart of winter, while Venezia teems with passersby wrapped in heavy coats, Alessandro enters a luxurious Venetian casino.It: Le luci soffuse dei lampadari brillano sulla moquette ricca, come riflessi di stelle, creando un'atmosfera d'eleganza e di tensione.En: The dim lights of the chandeliers gleam on the rich carpet like reflections of stars, creating an atmosphere of elegance and tension.It: Alessandro, uno studente universitario brillante ma sempre in cerca di emozioni forti, sa che questa sera è speciale.En: Alessandro, a brilliant university student but always in search of strong emotions, knows that this evening is special.It: I tavoli di poker sono circondati da giocatori esperti.En: The poker tables are surrounded by experienced players.It: Tra loro, Marco: un uomo dall'aria intimidatoria, con una reputazione inquietante nel mondo del gioco.En: Among them, Marco: a man with an intimidating air and a disturbing reputation in the gambling world.It: Alessandro si siede.En: Alessandro sits down.It: Il suo cuore batte forte.En: His heart beats fast.It: Ha bisogno di pagare le tasse universitarie per il prossimo semestre.En: He needs to pay the university fees for the next semester.It: I recenti problemi finanziari della sua famiglia lo hanno spinto a cercare soluzioni insolite.En: His family's recent financial problems have led him to seek unusual solutions.It: Mentre la musica classica suona dolcemente, lui si concentra sul gioco.En: While the classical music plays softly, he focuses on the game.It: La sua mente, sempre analitica negli studi, ora deve essere rapida e astuta.En: His mind, always analytical in studies, now needs to be quick and shrewd.It: Chiara, sua amica e compagna di studi, conosce l'impasse di Alessandro.En: Chiara, his friend and study partner, knows Alessandro's dilemma.It: Lei gli ha consigliato di prepararsi per gli esami finali, ma lui ha scelto un'altra strada.En: She advised him to prepare for the final exams, but he chose another path.It: Una strada rischiosa.En: A risky path.It: Con la serata che avanza, il numero di giocatori al tavolo diminuisce.En: As the evening progresses, the number of players at the table dwindles.It: La posta in gioco aumenta.En: The stakes rise.It: Le fiches si accumulano al centro del tavolo, creando un piccolo monte di tensione palpabile.En: The chips pile up in the center of the table, creating a small mountain of palpable tension.It: Arriva il momento decisivo.En: The decisive moment arrives.It: Alessandro e Marco sono gli unici rimasti.En: Alessandro and Marco are the only ones left.It: Il silenzio è calmo ma pieno di aspettativa.En: The silence is calm but full of anticipation.It: Marco fissa Alessandro con occhi penetranti.En: Marco stares at Alessandro with penetrating eyes.It: Alessandro sa di essere inferiore in esperienza, ma confida nella sua capacità di bluffare.En: Alessandro knows he is less experienced but trusts his ability to bluff.It: Fa la sua mossa.En: He makes his move.It: Il suo volto resta impassibile, nonostante il tumulto interiore.En: His face remains impassive, despite the inner turmoil.It: Con un sorriso sottile, Marco punta una somma impressionante.En: With a thin smile, Marco bets an impressive sum.It: È una sfida.En: It's a challenge.It: Alessandro, con le mani salde e il cuore che corre, decide di vedere.En: Alessandro, with steady hands and a racing heart, decides to call.It: La folla attorno trattiene il respiro.En: The crowd around holds its breath.It: Il croupier allunga la mano e scopre le carte: il bluff di Alessandro è perfetto.En: The croupier extends his hand and reveals the cards: Alessandro's bluff is perfect.It: Vince.En: He wins.It: Le fiches ora sono sue.En: The chips are now his.It: Una gioia travolgente lo pervade, ma insieme a essa arriva un senso di realtà.En: An overwhelming joy pervades him, but along with it comes a sense of reality.It: Ha vinto il denaro per le tasse, ma ha perso tempo prezioso per studiare.En: He's won the money for the fees, but he's lost precious time to study.It: Il Natale è alle porte, e mentre nelle calli veneziane si intravedono gli alberi addobbati, Alessandro si rende conto di quanto sia sottile la linea tra rischio e realtà.En: Christmas is around the corner, and while the decorated trees are seen in the Venetian alleys, Alessandro realizes how thin the line is between risk and reality.It: Sa che deve trovare un equilibrio migliore.En: He knows he needs to find a better balance.It: Le luci dei lampioni si riflettono nelle acque dei canali mentre lui lascia il casino, portando con sé una lezione importante.En: The streetlights' reflections dance on the canal waters as he leaves the casino, carrying with him an important lesson.It: Mentre cammina verso casa, il freddo dell'inverno lo travolge.En: As he walks home, the winter cold overwhelms him.It: Ma un calore interno gli dice che la vera sfida sarà vincere il suo prossimo esame.En: But an inner warmth tells him that the real challenge will be acing his next exam.It: Senza le carte.En: Without the cards. Vocabulary Words:heart of winter: cuore dell'invernoluxurious: lussuosochandeliers: lampadaririch carpet: moquette riccaelegance: eleganzatension: tensionebrilliant: brillanteuniversity fees: tasse universitariefinancial problems: problemi finanziariunusual solutions: soluzioni insoliteclassical music: musica classicashrewd: astutadilemma: impassefinal exams: esami finalirisky path: strada rischiosastakes: posta in giocochips: fichespalpable tension: tensione palpabiledecisive moment: momento decisivopenetrating eyes: occhi penetrantiinner turmoil: tumulto interiorethin smile: sorriso sottileimpressive sum: somma impressionantecrowd: follacroupier: croupieroverwhelming joy: gioia travolgenteChristmas: Nataledecorated trees: alberi addobbatibalance: equilibriostreetlights: lampioni

Bluffing is not just a part of playing poker – it's also found in working with self - storage facility sellers. In this Self - Storage University podcast we're going to explore some of the most common seller bluffs and how to diffuse them.

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Nate Silver is a risk taker. On top of boldly and publicly forecasting elections as part of his website FiveThirtyEight, he's a regular poker player, and in just one season of basketball, he bet nearly 2 million dollars on games. He still doesn't have the foolproof winning formula figured out – even though that's the ultimate forecaster's promise – but that doesn't mean I wouldn't bet on him, or along with him. I have no interest in Vegas, but I can still apply Nate's life lessons about how to work hard, ask the right questions, and embrace failure as information. Follow me on Instagram at @davidduchovny. Stay up to date with Lemonada on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. And if you want to continue the conversation with other listeners, join the My Lemonada community at https://lemonadamedia.com/mylemonada/ For a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this and every other Lemonada show, go to lemonadamedia.com/sponsors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bill Russell, in Second Wind, defines pressure and performance. For example: - Brady coming back from 25 points down in the second half of the Super Bowl. - Houston, we have a problem (Apollo 13). - Sully Sullenberger landing in the Hudson River.  The need is to really stay calm. - Three Mile Island as opposed to Chornobyl. - Bluffing in poker (vs. the “tell”). - Is Mickey Mouse a dog or a cat? - Police overreaction. - The basketball player's wink. Keep perspective, the world isn't watching. Most pressure is self-generated. Think of Philippe Petit and the six feet. Use some humor. It's usually not fatal if you fail. Puncture the pressure balloon.

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In this episode, Jonathan Little, a prominent figure in the poker world, shares his insights on resilience, poker strategy, and his extensive coaching experience. Jonathan reveals how he began coaching at a young age, the mindset needed for success, and his approach to writing poker books. Whether you're a poker enthusiast or someone looking to understand the game better, Jonathan's valuable lessons will leave you inspired to hone your skills and embrace the highs and lows of poker life. Enjoy this deep dive into the world of professional poker with one of the game's finest minds!Here is what you can expect to hear on this week's show:00:00 Introduction00:14 Comfort with Risk and Developing Traits for Poker00:27 The Challenge of Consistent Play00:38 Guest Introduction - Jonathan Little's Poker Accomplishments00:55 Achievements and Poker Career Overview01:21 Jonathan Little's Start in Poker Coaching01:40 From Poker Forums to Private Coaching02:00 Writing Poker Articles and the Transition to Books02:22 Simplifying the Book Writing Process03:09 Evolution of Sit and Go Poker Games03:57 Impact of Party Poker's Exit from the US04:38 Did Poker Coaching Make Games Tougher?06:08 The Influence of Poker Coaching on the Player Pool07:00 From Beginner to Competent Poker Player08:00 Courses Designed for Actionable Learning09:00 Tracking Player Progress and Success Metrics10:07 Common Player Mistakes and How to Address Them11:00 Teaching GTO Strategies and Adjustments12:55 Streamlining Poker Education for Consistent Learning14:05 Advanced Strategies and Exploitative Play16:00 Introduction to Node Locking and Advanced Tactics18:30 Customized Learning Paths for Poker Students21:40 Balancing GTO and Reads in Decision Making23:45 Tilt Management and Understanding Player Tendencies27:55 Practical In-Game Adjustments and Strategy Refinement31:30 Dealing with Emotions and Psychological Barriers in Poker35:00 Streaming, Bluffing, and Metagame Considerations39:00 Bluffing in High Stakes Games and Entertaining Play45:00 Jonathan's Poker Books and Writing Collaborations48:30 Psychology in Poker – Resilience and Mindset Coaching52:30 Winning the 2019 Poker Personality Award56:00 Building a Successful Poker Training Business1:03:41 The Importance of Entertainment at the Poker Table1:07:00 Closing Remarks and Free Poker Resources Follow "Jungleman" Dan Cates: Instagram:@thedancates X (Formerly Twitter): @junglemandan Join Poker Academy today using this link: https://www.preflop.academy/?via=danPoker strategy tipsPoker tournament highlightsPoker player profilesPoker player rankingsPoker coachingPoker mental game

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Happy Friday, Con-gregation! This week, we revisit our episode with comedian Nore Davis where we discuss Big Bertha, who took her scams to the stage. Stay schemin'!  This episode was originally released Dec. 1st, 2020.  Pre-Order Laci's book “Scam Goddess: Lessons from a Life of Cons, Grifts and Schemes.” https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/laci-mosley/scam-goddess/9780762484652/?lens=running-press Follow on Instagram: Scam Goddess Pod: @scamgoddesspod Laci Mosley: @divalaci Nore Davis: @noredavis  Research by Sharilyn Vera.  Sources: https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/big-bertha-heyman-the-confidence-queen/https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/who-was-bertha-heyman-grifterhttps://www.nytimes.com/1883/08/23/archives/bertha-heyman-found-guilty-the-confidence-queens-story-on-the.htmlhttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/11/12/secret-sister-gift-exchange-scam-better-business-bureau-warns/6265662002/https://literock969.com/secret-sister-gift-scam-is-back-for-the-2020-holiday-season/