Podcasts about braggadocio

"We'd Chew a Hole in the Fabric of the Universe..." On this Episode 86 of The DOD45 Show #ArtByTai draws a Sea Otter themed piece and Staplemouth provides us with some insight into his world. Guest: Denver-based Hawaiian/Filipino rapper Staplemouth aka Killwendigo with guest announcement by Awol One - (Support Awol One) and "Question From Dibbs" question by Mr. Dibbs. (Support Mr. Dibbs) ArtByTai.com - DOD45.com - StrangeFamousRecords.com - MrDibbs.com Episode recommendations: - "Midnight Special" - "Braggadocio" by MC Frontalot - "The Mad Writer" by L'Orange - DOD45 Luvs 'song share' playlist Staplemouth links: - "Thunderhead" - "Bad Man Good Heart" - "Myself When Young" - "The Wound" - "Daylight Illusions" - "Facing What Remains" - "Dead Orchard Teachers" - "Starlit Grotto" - "Stigmata" - "Gears of Antikythera" - "Thunderhead" album - "Estuary" album - Staplemouth band camp Instagram links: Staplemouth ArtByTai DOD45 Links to topics mentioned in the intro, the interview and the outro of this #DOD45 Show: - "What a Combo with Fern Brady" podcast: - "Aretha" by Brother Ali - Hay-On-Wye - Strange Famous Fest - "Poke the Bear" album by Rove - "From Who the Cowbell Tolls" book - "50 Best Rappers Who Changed the World" book --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Title Word of the Week: Braggadocio - "Empty boasting” --  SUBSCRIBE to get the latest Experts content: http://www.youtube.com/@expertsaboutnothingmedia Listen to The Experts About Nothing podcast on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/experts-about-nothing-podcast Listen to The Experts About Nothing podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4kf8O5yeTv2vMnV24JsL4O Like The Experts on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExpertsAboutNothingPodcast Follow The Experts on Twitter: https://twitter.com/aboutexperts Follow The Experts on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/expertsaboutnothingpodcast     

We jump back into the studio for more fun and engaging conversation about all things entertainment. We talk about some of the plans for Marvel properties, Harada's take on developing fighting games for a new generation, and this J. Cole and Kendrick beef seems to be very real. Let's jump right into everything! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khary-robertson/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/khary-robertson/support

On The BIG Show today, the burger wars continue with Shake Shack VS Five Guys!   Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg  Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On The BIG Show today, the burger wars continue with Shake Shack VS Five Guys!   Connect with us on Instagram: @kiss92fm @Glennn @angeliqueteo @thefdsg  Producers: @shalinisusan97 @snailgirl2000See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for March 29, 2024 is: braggadocio • brag-uh-DOH-see-oh • noun Braggadocio refers to brash and self-confident boasting—that is, the annoying or exaggerated talk of someone who is trying to sound very proud or brave. // His braggadocio hid the fact that he felt personally inadequate. See the entry > Examples: “In total, Lil Wayne has sold more than 120 million albums, making him one of the world's top-selling artists, and, his braggadocio aside, he's widely considered one of most influential hip-hop artists of his generation and one of the greatest rappers of all time.” — L. Kent Wolgamott, The Lincoln (Nebraska) Journal Star, 1 Feb. 2024 Did you know? Though Braggadocio is not as well-known as other fictional characters like Pollyanna, the Grinch, or Scrooge, in lexicography he holds a special place next to them as one of the many characters whose name has become an established word in English. The English poet Edmund Spenser originally created Braggadocio as a personification of boasting in his epic poem The Faerie Queene. As early as 1594, about four years after the poem was published, English speakers began using the name as a general term for any blustering blowhard. The now more common use of braggadocio, referring to the talk or behavior of such windy cockalorums, developed in the early 18th century.

Monday’s podcast is all about the apparently weak case Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg intends to prosecute against Donald Trump and why—if the leaks are correct about the nature of the proceedings—all it will do is strengthen Trump and hurt the country. Also, Iraq 20 years later. Give a listen.

We're kicking off Black History Month a little early this year with the first episode of our Black Excellence in STEM mini-series, a collaboration with BE-STEM at UCSF. Tune in for an interview with Dr. Akinyemi Oni-Orisam about how he's working to improve cardiovascular care (and you may just get a few music recommendations too!)

So much good stuff going on in my life right now. Yes, it involves my awesome children. Listen and see what you think. Listening to plenty of new stuff and a full 6 studio album box set arrives today. Here are some great recent pics. Watching? Well, the new season of Umbrella Academy is pretty solid. Here's a trailer. I also watched the documentary All I Can Say with my buddy I've not hung with in about 17 years. Solid and slightly depressing documentary, but gotta watch it if you like the melon. Not much on the reading front and pretty much just the same stuff on podcasts. Go listen to Something Was Wrong immediately. That's it kids. See ya next week! P.S. Here is the video from the almost school shooter I talk about. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thedadsnarkpodcast/message

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Braggadocio - தற்பெருமை Listen this episode for a short story which describes why braggadocio is dangerous. Presented by Abdul Credits, Image by Ryan McGuire from Pixabay

INCOMING BANGER ALERT! The guys tackle an instant album of the year contender in Tyler, The Creator's latest album, “Call Me If You Get Lost” this episode! The guys discuss all the lyrical gems, instrumentation, vibes, and their experience with Tyler up until this point. Where does it rank amongst his discography with the cast? You know the deal, baby. No spoilers!

Matt “Money” Smith joins us in the studio. Matt is a TV host at the NFL Network, announcer for the L.A. Chargers, longtime host of the L.A. radio show Petros And Money, and brother of LOCPOD co-host Kevin Smith. A must-see interview for fans of Matt, sports, and more.

PEMISCOT COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS) - A Pemiscot County man has been missing from since June. The family is now offering a $20,000 reward. His mother, Debra Cagle, who has been seeking answers for months, upped the reward for more information on her son’s whereabouts. Marc Fullerton was last seen leaving his girlfriend’s home in Braggadocio, Missouri. At the time, his girlfriend said he left the house after an argument walking, barefoot, wearing black shorts and, without his truck, keys phone and wallet. Marc Fullerton is currently listed as a missing person in Pemiscot County as police are still actively working the case. If you have any information on the whereabouts of Marc Fullerton, you are asked to contact the Pemiscot County Sheriff’s Department or your local police department. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetruthliesbetween/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetruthliesbetween/support

Once in a while I like to practice giving up control. This week I hand over the mic (Not literally, we both had mics otherwise you'd only hear one person which wouldn't be great unless we were doing a one-person podcast, which we aren't. So glad we cleared that up.) to my collaborator Ethan Baer. Ethan is an entrepreneur whose hustle I respect a lot, and he had some questions for me about leadership and business smarts. Of course I start out by telling him some of the ways I've screwed up over the years. Braggadocio! Hopefully by the end we got to some valuable lessons and maybe I'll challenge your perspective on some things. Love to hear from you if I said anything you liked or hated. In the intro I also also ramble on a bit about what it means to be a rebel, which you'd think I would have down to a clean one-liner by now. I don't. I basically make the argument that rebellion is about bringing new ideas into the world, which are likely to meet a lot of resistance on their way to becoming mainstream. I hope our show challenges you to think about what ideas are burning in your brain, and maybe take some action to create your own rebellion. If you want to learn more about Ethan (which you should), you can check out my previous interview with him here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rebel-radio/id1009565465?i=1000408629511 He has also co-hosted a couple episodes with me: - Blake Coppelson, founder of the Proximity dance music label and YouTube channel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rebel-radio/id1009565465?i=1000488734160 - Gareth Emery, global superstar trance DJ and producer: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rebel-radio/id1009565465?i=1000484746391 If you liked this one, check out the other flipped first interviews with Dennis White (https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/special-edition-the-reverse-interview-with-dennis-white) and Milana Vayntrub {https://soundcloud.com/rebel_radio/milana-vayntrub-enough-about-me-lets-talk-about-you) Music featured in this episode: KOH - 4Da Soul THRWDWN ft. B4NG B4NG - Fresh Courtesy of White House Music (https://whitehousemusic.net)

Braggadocio is a fabulous word with a great history to its orrigin - find out what it means to your business and its implications. Podcast Transcript Today. I saw something on Twitter, which caught my attention. I must admit I've become a real user of Twitter a lot over the years. I've stopped reading newspapers, which is bad for the newspaper industry, but I'm fond of Twitter, I don't participate in it much, but I like to read it. I also find it's a great aggregator of all the news that's going on. Just don't get too wrapped up in it. However, there was this tweet that came through this morning. It was a beauty, and it was regarding Trump's estranged niece in her new book, where she depicts a man trained in deception and braggadocio, by a distant and dysfunctional father. I just loved that word “braggadocio.” It sounds Italian. I mean, it's got an Italian ending, and if you actually look at what it means according to the dictionary, braggadocio means boastful or arrogant behaviour. That word always resonated with me. My mother used to use it. When I was a kid, I can always remember her saying to me. “Peter, pride comes before a fall.” To be honest with you. I think that held me back a little. When I was young, I was too scared to put my head up and get knocked down because this pride was always going to come right before a fall, but I understood, and I understood a little later that what she was saying. It was “be aware of being arrogant.” There's nothing wrong with being proud. There's nothing wrong with being proud of your achievements, but it was the arrogance that you had to watch out for. Of course, if you have been around long enough, you tend to see popular culture trends, come and go and come back go again, with a slightly different twist. It wasn't easy to accept my mother's advice when observing the great Cassius Clay as I was growing up. When he was young and was brash, arrogant, and confident, I think at the time I thought, “Yeah, he's got pride, but a fall is coming.” And obviously once he became Muhammad Ali, he really showed his conviction and wouldn't go to the war, he was prepared to go to jail and was prepared to lose his title and win it back. You realise that the man stood for something. Maybe all that false bravado of being the greatest was actually part of an act, whereas deep down, he was a really nice guy. So the greatest as he was called, and till his death, he was still known as the greatest. Flick forward to the 1980's, and that was the time of Gordon Gekko and “greed is good”. At that point, I suppose you could say that in popular culture, the tilt wasn't too far away. And in my mother's eyes, Gordon Gecko would have been someone that she would have said “there's a braggadocio.” And then this guys pride was definitely going to come before a fall and of course, as the movie would have it that's exactly what happened. Then came the period when super model Naomi Campbell started to exhibit the most arrogant behaviour, where she was convicted and almost went to jail for throwing a phone at her personal assistant. It was at about that point that the world got tired of “braggadocio.” The world had had enough of being too arrogant and to the point that one would be a celebrity if they started helping others. Mother Theresa and Princess Diana for example were celebrated during that whole period. Being nice to people became the accepted norm. If you think about it, perhaps particularly Princess Diana got as much exposure, and got as much opportunity as any previous braggadocio. But you could see there was goodness in their hearts. However, then came 2000, and all of a sudden arrogance came back into vogue The Kardashians and a number of others; greed was becoming good, arrogance was becoming good, being noticed was becoming good, being extreme was becoming good, being opinionated was becoming good again the list goes on and on. Trumpism, as we know, it started to appear and being extremist started being normalised. Also in today's Twitter feed, the same day the niece of the president was saying that he was a braggadocio, here was Anthony Scaramucci, who did once work for the braggadocio, who said “every once in a while, like your mother told you, or your grandmother told you, sometimes people get what they deserve. It is nice to see that the negative karma that he generated in our society is coming back upon him”, said, Anthony Scaramucci about Steve Bannon's arrest, who was the braggadocio in arms – co-pilot. Isn't that interesting, either Scaramucci had an Italian mother, or an Italian grandmother, but he obviously was told that pride comes before a fall just like I was. Today's Twitter feed also contained commentary by Peter van Onselen who writes for NEWS CORP, he goes, “I sometimes seriously wonder if our prime minister thinks before he opens his mouth and makes pronouncements he constantly has to walk back from. It happens too often to just be a mistake. It's pretty ridiculous, frankly”.  So he's questioning our prime minister who this week couldn't help himself, indicating that he'd signed a deal on a vaccine for all Australian people. But of course it wasn't soon after that holes started to appear with this story and the deal. So just maybe this brash arrogance in politics is starting to catch up with people, and just maybe the pendulum is starting to swing the other way. What is even more evidence of the contempt the politicians have of the people, is on Fridays, which is known as “take out the garbage day.” The whole idea of take out the bad news, or take out when you've got to correct something, or take out when you've got to walk back on something like the treasurer Josh Frydenberg had to walk back on the job keeper allowance and his dodgy mathematics, and straighten up a $60 million over estimate., So you're bringing that out on a Friday because the media is apparently lazy, and won't ask hard questions, and society is lazy, our community is lazy, and by Monday, we will have forgotten all about it. But do we forget about it? Is braggadocio still alive and well on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday? I think the pendulum has swung. I think the pendulum's heading back towards at least the central line possibly even left of centre. I'm thinking all of a sudden that boastful and arrogant behaviour may not be acceptable any more. Even in marketing, we need to be cognisant of this trend. In marketing we have to know where people are, and we have to act accordingly. So where was the word braggadocio derived from? Well, it came from the fairy queen, which was written by a fellow called Spencer. It's a long poem, and it was about Knights in shining armour. One of the knights was called Braggadocio and he didn't end too well.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for August 18, 2020 is: braggadocio • brag-uh-DOH-see-oh • noun 1 a : empty boasting b : arrogant pretension : cockiness 2 : a person given to arrogant boasting : braggart Examples: "The musical numbers, all penned by Miranda, slide easily from the braggadocio of '90s rap to the lilt of Harlem jazz and beyond. Miraculously, nothing sounds excessively show-tuney." — Stephanie Zacharek, Time, 30 June 2020 "It's the first time in his life that Jack has hit anyone, but there are a lot of intangibles behind it (all those fake fights and phantom punches thrown, all that idle braggadocio from stunt men between takes), and with a beginner's luck it lands just right on the side of Petty's face…." — Daniel Pyne, Twentynine Palms, 2010 Did you know? Though Braggadocio is not as well-known as other fictional characters like Pollyanna, the Grinch, or Scrooge, in lexicography he holds a special place next to them as one of the many characters whose name has become an established word in English. The English poet Edmund Spenser originally created Braggadocio as a personification of boasting in his epic poem The Faerie Queene. As early as 1594, about four years after the poem was published, English speakers began using the name as a general term for any blustering blowhard.

On today's episode, Victor discusses his syndicated column on the schizophrenic woke rioters, his new NR essay on Jacobin Leftists getting edgy, the boomerang heading towards NBA and NFL virtue-mongerers, Bastille Day-generated reflections on the French Revolution's enduring influence, Gavin Newsom's dis-openings for the Golden State, the meaning of contender Kanye West, and the Trump / Fauci contretemps. 

Join us this week as we sit down with Shane and Alexandra Cunningham (THIS FAMILY TREE PODCAST); 2 Amazing Podcasters/Husband and Wife Goals. We discuss all things parenting, friends after kids and of course, obnoxious Braggadocio parents.... We get it Charles, your 2 year old speaks 7 different languages fluently.

The Friday Morning Podcast casts aside the clouds of Coronavirus for a retrospective on the spectacular long distance racing career of someone who just completed her 50th marathon in all 50 U.S. States. She was accompanied on almost all of them by her husband, Dennis, who actually got out and ran a few half-marathons, just so he wouldn't be totally embarrassed by his wife's achievement. Partners with www.DeadlineDetroit.com. Reach us at podcast@theballengerreport.com.

In the first of two (!) episodes this week, James and Toby argue about who is better prepared for political imprisonment if Jeremy Corbyn wins the election. Both lay down their markers on the results, so place your bets. In other news they lament the fact that a BBC disc jockey has banned ‘ Fairytale of New York' and salute their friend Greta Thunberg for being named Time's Person of the Year. We'... Source

No matter how you’re using your words, in emails or essays, poetry or presentations, you’ve got to start somewhere. Maxwell Perkins, the book editor best known for the writers he discovered including Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe, and F. Scott Fitzgerald, once said, “Just get it down on paper, and then we’ll see what to do […] The post S3: E2 – “Bragging rights” (or “rites”)? “Rites (or “rights”) of passage”? And what’s the story about “braggadocio”? appeared first on Kris Spisak.

Onsdag 27 mars er kommet, og gratulerer med navnedagen til Rudi og Rudolf. I dagens sending har vi hørt om utelivslegenden Onkel H og fått dekket den kommende loppemarkedsesongen. Amsterdam har bannlyst guidede turer til Red Light District etter klokka 7 på kvelden, og vi prater litt om hva det vil bety. Braggadocio, altså skryting i hip-hop, har utviklet seg mye siden sjangerens spede oppstart, og det diskuteres hvordan de nye EU-direktivene for opphavsrettigheter vil påvirke memes. God onsdag!

First used in 1590, the word ‘Braggadocio' has come to represent the epitome of human vanity. Our history and our modern world is replete with examples of this rarely used and archaic word.Duration: 27:29VoxBox: Audio segments from YouTube - Muhammad Ali clips, The Braggarts Dilemma & Donald Trump clips.Music Credit: Carly Simon - You're So Vain

Kim's eldest daughter Brielle joins her and Kroy for the latest and least tardy installment of the podcast. Join in as Brielle picks her favorite sibling, Kroy leads a well thought out game of "Would you rather?", and Kim explains the power of manifesting through the maxim "You are what you think". #fabfitfunpartner use code KIMZ

This episode, South African hip hop scholar and sociolinguist Dr. Quentin Williams discusses his new book Remix Multilingualism: Hip Hop, Ethnography and Performing Marginalized Voice (Bloomsbury Press).  Dr. Williams is a Senior Lecturer in the Linguistics Department at the University of Western Cape. He has published papers and book chapters on the performance of multilingualism, popular cultural practices (specifically Hip Hop), agency and voice in urban multilingual spaces. In addition to the book we’ll be discussing today, he is also currently editing the book Kaapse Styles: Hip Hop Art & Activism in Cape Town, South Africa. Dr. Williams has been writing on language and hip hop in South Africa for several years, and has extensive credibility within South Africa's well established hip hop community. Dr. Williams' research and work has also made valuable contributions to the field of linguistics.   In this interview we discuss the book, Dr. Williams research on South African hip hop, and ultimately his place as a Coloured man from the Cape Flats in one of the oldest and largest hip hop scenes in Africa.  Episode Breakdown 6:24 - Being a hip hop sociolinguist & self reflection in the book. 7:50 - The arena of freestyle rap battles 11:35 - His work with the group Suburban Menace 16:05 - Hip hop research and scholarship, & the responsibility to the subjects of the research 22:43 - His experiences in the Cape Flats township of Bishop Lavis during hip hop's days of hip hop, during the last years of the anti-apartheid struggle 29:10 - Relationships between Black & Coloured hip hop heads 38:05 - Different hip hop language varieties in South Africa 39:40 - Braggadocio, and its place and purpose in hip hop 45:00 - Masculinity & toughness in hip hop 49:24 - Dr. Williams concept of “Body Rap”, respectability politics, the pornification of hip hop culture, & rape culture within hip hop culture* 58:12 - Women navigating masculine hip hop spaces 1:07:44 - The diverse audiences that this book speaks to *Dr. Williams defines Body Rap as “a sub-genre of local rap, where the overarching theme in the lyrics is the sexualization and often the denigration of women’s bodies, performed for the pleasure of men”.Continue reading

What? Jeremy is Evolving!!? Jeremy has become Jeremii! We finish up the April 1991 issue of Nintendo Power without Ben but nto without laughs! 03:30 - Jeremii learns Braggadocio! It's super effective. Also we discuss Game boys  R-type, swordmaster, Mickey Mouse Dangerous Quest! WWF Superstars! and we deny the hulkster! Casino game. 13:30 - Monopoly! History lesson! 18:00 - Counsellors Corner! 21:30 - Nascar Nintendo Players Poll! 26:00 - Cartoon appreciation time! Pokemon unappreciation time! 35:30 - Gossip Galore. 40:00 - Outro and great ideas for the future! Check out Jeremii at his twitters @oppowerup @ul

We all gush over South Park: The Stick of Truth, fight it out over the validity of mature content in video games, get giddy over Rocksteady's new next-gen Batman game, and quiz each other, all in this second installment of Greater Than Real. Intro: "Thunder Thief," by Schaffer The Darklord (feat. Jane Silence) Break 1: "Braggadocio" by MC Frontalot Break 2: "I Apologize" by Adam Warrock. Beat used: "The Message" by Dr. Dre Outro: "Floating Bridge" by MC Frontalot

Eponyms play a smaller role than Latin and Greek root words in forming English vocabulary, but nevertheless are important for learning the word origins of English vocabulary. An eponym is an English word that is derived from a name, such as that of a person or place. Today we will explore three eponyms derived from the history of literature: serendipity, braggadocio, and bowdlerize.Like this? Build a competent vocabulary with Membean.

Mr. Deasy, in addition to his other qualities, is a paranoid and a bigot.