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On Episode 9 of Season 9 Robert is joined by Comedian and Video Creator JP Sears. JP has been creating content in the spiritual, political and comedy space for almost a decade and has gained a massive following for his unique point of view. During the podcast the two discuss how JP began his career, self help, the law of attraction, success tips, and spirituality, plus much more. Find JP: https://www.instagram.com/awakenwithjp/ Find Robert: https://www.instagram.com/bobbythebank   Sponsored by Bullet Wealth  https://www.youtube.com/c/BulletWealth   Visit our Shop: https://SheathUnderwear.com Use code 'RPG' for 20% off storewide

Welcome fellow adventurers! The discussion on the warrior stage continues right here on the Masculine Journey After Hours Podcast. The clips are from "Kingdom Of Heaven," and "Braveheart." There's no advertising or commercials, just men of God, talking and getting to the truth of the matter. The conversation and Journey continues.

Evan McLean and Ross Read talk about the Bears' performance against the Packers (Ross was there) and delve into the concerns over Justin Fields' development. The last 15 minutes of the show are dedicated to the guys picking their top five biographical movies. Is Raging Bull on their lists? Good Fellas? Braveheart? Listen and find out. 

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ www.filmgarantiti.it/it/articoli.php?id=478IL TALENTO ARTISTICO DI MEL GIBSON di Roberto MarchesiniGran bel film, La Battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge: splendido dal punto di vista tecnico, commuove, appassiona ed eleva lo spirito.Prima di parlarne, ripercorriamo la carriera dell'autore, il famoso Mel Gibson. Che, forse, dà uno spaccato dell'evoluzione del pensiero di un cattolico negli Stati Uniti... Diventa una star di Hollywood negli anni '70 e '80 grazie alle serie Mad Max e Arma letale. Sembra destinato al genere avventuroso-fracassone quando, nel 1990, Zeffirelli lo chiama per vestire i panni di Amleto. Gibson coglie l'occasione, e sfodera una prova da grande attore. Nel 1993 esce il suo primo film da regista: L'uomo senza volto. Un grande, commovente e drammatico film sulla figura paterna, oggetto di diffidenza e anche odio, ma necessaria.BRAVEHEART (1996), IL PATRIOTA (2000) & WE WERE SOLDIERS (2002)Tre anni dopo ecco l'epico e monumentale Braveheart Cuore impavido. Di questo film ricordiamo il realismo, la violenza ed uno dei più grandi discorsi della storia del cinema («Agonizzanti in un letto, fra molti anni da adesso...»), probabilmente ispirato all'Enrico V di Shakespeare. Emerge anche il tema politico: l'indipendenza della Scozia dalla tirannia inglese. Il film regala a Gibson, oltre ad un importante incasso, 5 premi Oscar. [leggi: UN CUORE IMPAVIDO PER LA LIBERTA', clicca qui, N.d.BB]Nel 2000 Gibson interpreta Il patriota. Apparentemente un film sull'indipendenza degli Stati Uniti che nasconde però ben altro. Innanzitutto, il patriota del titolo non combatte per la patria, anzi: al momento dell'arruolamento, si rifiuta, anteponendo i suoi doveri di padre a quelli nei confronti della «nazione americana» («Perché dovrei scambiare un tiranno a tremila miglia di distanza con tremila tiranni lontani solo un miglio?»). Feroce guerriero, Benjamin Martin si schiera risolutamente dalla parte della pace («Vi sono alternative alla guerra»). Più che un film patriottico, Il patriota è piuttosto un film libertario; la sua bandiera non è quella a stelle e strisce, ma quella che verrà usata anni dopo dal Tea Party. [...]Nel 2002 Mel Gibson è impegnato in un film alla Berretti verdi: We were soldiers - Fino all'ultimo uomo. Interpreta un ufficiale - cattolico ed oltremodo eroico - impegnato nella guerra del Vietnam. Siamo all'esordio alla presidenza di Bush Jr: Gibson sembra concedere un minimo di fiducia alle istituzioni statunitensi dopo due mandati Clinton. [leggi: WE WERE SOLDIERS - FINO ALL'ULTIMO UOMO, clicca qui, N.d.BB]LA PASSIONE DI CRISTO (2004) & APOCALYPTO (2006)Nel 2004 esce La passione di Cristo: un film brutale e realistico su passione, morte e risurrezione di Gesù, con luci caravaggesche e recitato in aramaico, ebraico, latino. Prima dell'uscita nelle sale si diffonde la notizia secondo la quale il padre di Mel Gibson sarebbe un cattolico sedevacantista antisemita. Appena il film esce nelle sale fioccano le stroncature: si schierano Natalia Aspesi («Un'orgia di sangue...») e Vittorio Zucconi («Sangue, torture e integralismo»); persino eminenti prelati criticano il realismo del film, rimpiangendo la passione proletaria di Pasolini. Ma l'accusa più grave (anche se non ben circostanziata) è quella di antisemitismo: Jim Caviezel, interprete di Cristo, dirà di essersi giocato la carriera con questo film. Nonostante questo, il film incassa più di seicento milioni di dollari. Alle accuse di antisemitismo si accompagnano altri giudizi: Mel Gibson è padre di otto figli ed è sempre stato sposato con la stessa donna, un unicum, ad Hollywood. [leggi: UNA PASSIONE DI VIOLENZA E DI AMORE, clicca qui, N.d.BB]Due anni dopo Gibson sforna un altro capolavoro: Apocalypto. Ambientato nella brutale e feroce America precolombiana, narra la vicenda di Zampa di Giaguaro, che sfugge alla morte per salvare la famiglia. Alla fine del film, quando il protagonista sta per essere ucciso, ecco sbarcare dall'oceano una nave: trasporta soldati, religiosi e la croce di Cristo. [...] Oltre al tema della lotta per la famiglia, ne emerge prepotentemente un altro: quello dell'aborto. Cos'altro è il sacrificio umano praticato incessantemente dai capi del popolo Maya, se non l'uccisione di milioni e milioni di bambini? La società americana pre-cristiana è dunque quella statunitense? [...] [leggi: UNA CIVILTA' VIENE DISTRUTTA DALL'ESTERNO SOLO QUANDO SI E' GIA' CORROTTA AL SUO INTERNO, clicca qui, N.d.BB]Dall'uscita di Apocalypto, la carriera di Gibson va a rotoli. La sua immagine di padre di famiglia irreprensibile è deturpata: al suo fianco compare una giovane musicista russa ebrea Oksana Grigorieva (ma Gibson non era antisemita?), divorzia dalla moglie e va a vivere con lei. Viene fermato illegalmente da un poliziotto (alla presenza di telecamere) mentre è alla guida in stato di ebbrezza: si lascia scappare frasi antisemite («Gli ebrei sono responsabili di tutte le guerre del mondo»). Ha altri progetti cinematografici (un film su Giuda Maccabeo - ma Gibson non era antisemita? - ed un altro sugli insorgenti italiani), ma rinuncia: erano film - dirà - che interessavano solo a me. Solo pochi amici gli restano vicino (Robert Downey Junior e l'attivista lesbica Jody Foster - ma Gibson non era intollerante?). Nel 2010, a carriera ormai distrutta, viene lasciato dalla musicista russa, che lo denuncia per averle detto al telefono frasi razziste (registrate su nastro). Da quel momento Gibson recita in alcuni (anche ottimi) film d'azione: Fuori controllo, Viaggio in paradiso, Machete Kills, Blood father; come autore sembra finito. [leggi: DEBOLEZZE UMANE NELLA VITA DI MEL GIBSON, clicca qui, N.d.BB]LA BATTAGLIA DI HACKSAW RIDGE (2017)Ed eccoci arrivati al febbraio 2017 con la sua nuova prova da regista: La Battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge. È la storia vera di Desmond Doss, un obiettore di coscienza che si arruola volontario durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale. Non vuole toccare le armi per motivi religiosi (è avventista del settimo giorno); ma non si sente da meno rispetto agli altri giovani che decidono di servire il loro paese in guerra. La sua posizione non viene compresa e, considerato un vigliacco, durante l'addestramento è fatto oggetto di insulti, punizioni e violenze. Viene addirittura incriminato per aver disobbedito agli ordini, rischia il carcere, ma non rinuncia ai suoi principi. Alla fine, grazie all'intervento del padre, alcolizzato e violento, traumatizzato dalla Prima Guerra Mondiale, viene riconosciuto il suo status di soldato obiettore di coscienza ed assegnato alla sanità militare. I compagni e gli ufficiali continuano a considerarlo un vigliacco, ma Doss riuscirà a dimostrare il contrario. Viene inviato nel Pacifico e partecipa alla battaglia di Okinawa; viene assegnato a Hawksaw Ridge, una impervia montagna controllata dai giapponesi. Il primo giorno di battaglia è cruento, ma vede la vittoria degli statunitensi; il giorno seguente, però, i giapponesi riconquistano la posizione. É il momento della ritirata, ma non per tutti: Doss resterà in cima, recupererà uno ad uno i suoi compagni calandoli con delle corde, sarà l'ultimo a calarsi dopo aver salvato commilitoni e giapponesi feriti. Una cinquantina, disse Doss; un centinaio, lo corressero i suoi compagni (alla fine gli vennero attribuiti 75 salvataggi, una via di mezzo).Del film notiamo l'eccellente tecnica e l'ottima recitazione, soprattutto del protagonista Andrew Garfield (al quale era stato «sconsigliato» di lavorare con Gibson). Colpiscono anche la castità del fidanzamento di Doss (quando mai, nei film hollywoodiani?) e i dialoghi, che rimandano ai valori più nobili. Il film gronda eroismo e fede religiosa: ogni volta che Doss cala un compagno dalla montagna, si ferma a pregare: «Fammene trovare ancora uno». Gibson chiarisce che la vera forza non è quella dei muscoli (la recluta culturista «Hollywood» - sottile ironia - non si distingue, in battaglia, per il coraggio), ma quella interiore: la virtù della fortezza.E torna, nuovamente, il tema della guerra. Il realismo è terribile e spettacolare: la guerra è morte, dolore e sofferenza. [...] Gibson, pur avendo firmato film di guerra, non è mai stato un guerrafondaio; ma con questo film sembra compiere un passo ulteriore. «Non mi sembra una brutta cosa rimettere insieme qualche pezzo del mondo, mentre sono tutti così intenti a farlo a pezzi», dice Desmond Doss. Lo pensa anche Gibson. [...]Il suo messaggio è chiaro: la guerra non è di per sé eroismo. L'eroismo è quello di chi - anche in guerra - è disposto a donare la vita per i propri fratelli, anche se di un'altra nazione. L'eroismo è quello di Doss, che salva uno ad uno i propri compagni e i propri nemici, e che prega «Fammene trovare ancora uno». Non per ucciderlo: per salvarlo.

How To Build An Amazing Company Culture Virtually With Steven NevilleSteven Neville is the owner and founder of M-Power Solutions. After 15 years in real estate, closing numerous deals, and doing tons of marketing, Steve quickly learned that data was the most essential part of his business.He noticed that the data available in the market before had low data hygiene and the cost per lead was very high so he decided to start looking for data himself. After becoming extremely proficient at acquiring high quality and recently updated data he opened up his data resources to the public. Since then M-Power solutions has grown from a data company to an all-in-one marketing solution. They offer cold calling services, SMS campaigns, data, direct mail marketing, and social media marketing among other things. Steve is extremely passionate in helping people build their businesses nationwide and abroad. He is also extremely passionate in developing his internal team for growth and much of the episode is centered around the topic of culture building and how to treat your virtual employees. Don't Forget To Reach Out To Steven Neville: https://www.supermpower.com/https://www.facebook.com/supermpowerhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/supermpower/https://www.instagram.com/super.m_power/https://twitter.com/super_m_powerQuotes "Follow your passion, but make sure you are checking your ego. I had all these visions of investing nationwide and internationally, but what I found is if you dive to deep into trying to create an empire you lose your fire and passion and it becomes more like a job""What I really liked was the foundation of helping [people. I liked the competitive challenge of growing and developing a business. In real estate you can keep it very lean" "I think it is important for any level of entrepreneur, but especially in real estate, to be creative with your thinking. “"I've always had this mentality of using our differences and our diversities to empower us instead of dividing us” "I hated working 9-5 because I felt that it was modern day slavery. I had to do it or I would be homeless. I had to do it or I would be a crappy dad for my kids. That's how it felt to me. That is how it mentally and emotionally drained me" "We need bigger why's. I talk to people a lot of the time and they don't even have a why. They might not even have the luxury of thinking of a bigger why. We like to empower people to find their biggest why”Concepts • It is hard to go into business with your friends. Be careful when doing so because it can ruin your relationship if you do not share the same values in business.• When seeking partnerships Steve likes to work with people on individual deals and joint ventures. Not so much in established corporate partnerships anymore. • I am big on developing a culture. I want my employees to feel like a family or a community. • We are a data and marketing agency right now focusing on the real estate niche. We work with any type of investor as well as Realtors and brokers. We help people with lead generation and conversion primarily.• Data hygiene is how accurate and current the data you are acquiring is. A lot of these all-in-one solutions are buying this data in bulk, and it is only being updated quarterly or monthly. If you want the best results, you need your data to be updated more frequently than that.• As my teams grew from 10 people to 50 people to where we are now generally between 80 and one hundred people. Not only was I helping people grow their business, but I was helping my employees have a much better life. • Steve likes to treat his virtual employees just like companies that have local ones. He wants to develop his employees and help them grow so that he can have this ripple effect on the world. 45-47• Steve fell in love with Filipino culture. He loves traveling over to see his employees. His fiancé is one of his employees. There is something about that culture that syncs and is in harmony with him. • It is important for everybody on your team to have a role. Everybody doesn't have to be Michael Jordan. There are other roles out there. Dennis Rodman played the bully, and he got all the rebounds. It is important to get the right person in the right role. Make that person the best person they can be at that role. • You gotta have fun at work. You can't just try to be Mel Gibson in Braveheart rallying people for war every day to motivate people; it gets old quickly. It is important to have to make it fun and bring the energy up. It fosters a fun workplace, being open and dynamic, and promotes empathy and compassion. 53-55Time Stamps 0:00 - Introduction 0:30 - Craziest Transaction9:30 - Discussing how to structure partnerships15:00 - Have you found a business structure for partnerships that works better? 18:50 - Check your ego and follow your passion 24:15 - Discussing traveling in the Philippines26:15 - How did you structure the lease option on this deal? 30:45 - What is the elevator pitch for M-Power Solutions? 32:00 - Discussing Data hygiene of skip tracing companies34:15 - What is the difference between your company and other data companies? 38:45 - How did you discover your passion for building teams and building culture? 46:40 - Why did you decide to go the virtual route instead of doing this locally? 49:15 - Discussing the culture of winning and comparing it to sports57:05 - How did you come to the epiphany of focusing on just one thing and specializing? 1:00:15 - Discussing the passion and alignment he has with his employees. 1:04:50 - What is your vision for the next 12-18 months? 1:11:10 - What is the best way for the audience to reach you? 1:12:00 - Wrap

The biggest bribery investigation in US military history revolves around a Malaysian defense contractor who just made an escape as brazen as the case itself: Leonard Francis aka Fat Leo snipped off his ankle monitor and disappeared from house arrest.We're talking about the case of Leonard Glenn Francis, a defense contractor who owned a company named Glenn Defense Marine Asia, or GDMA for short. He bribed his way literally to the top of the US Navy chain of command, and the fallout included an admiral who was short-listed for chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, but now is the first serving admiral to be convicted and serve jail time in US history. If you like our content please become a patron to get our premium episodes available exclusively to our premium subscribers, as well as our public episodes ad-free. 1 Leonard aka Fat Leo was born to a Scottish father and a Malaysian mother whose family owned a similar shipping supply business to the one he grew to prominence of late. His father's abuse of his mother, both physical and emotional, led to Leo having the same duality of obsession with and dislike of women. Like his father, this would ultimately be Leo's undoing, as the angry wives of US Navy officers like Michael Misiewicz were the ones who provided the initial reports to the NCIS which began the Fat Leonard investigation into the US Navy Pacific fleet chain of command. 2 Leo grew from scrappy husbanding agent to preferred military contractor between the time of the USS Cole bombing and 9/11, by providing whatever "services" the US Navy officers he dealt with wanted. Women, booze, parties, hotel suites, 5 star meals... Leo could get it if you wanted it, as long as you had some influence in the US Navy that could turn Leo a profit down the line. Leo even procured a former British ship, which he renamed "The Braveheart", to serve as a floating brothel-slash-casino which followed the 7th fleet around the south Pacific with diplomatic clearance. Even when NCIS caught wind of Leo's exploits, he was difficult to prosecute both because of the reach of his influence within the chain of command, and because Leo also had the NCIS director at Quantico, Virginia on his payroll. As it turned out, special agent in charge John Beliveau had befriended Leo when he was a security aide to an admiral in Japan years before. In fact Leo was so problematic to prosecute that he wasn't... earlier this month he removed his ankle monitor and disappeared from his San Diego home. As it turns out the security company contracted to look after him wasn't doing their job very well either, they hadn't been to his home in days and didn't notice the tampering with the ankle monitor for 6 hours. 3 Leo was due to be sentenced tomorrow, but he's now on the run. Episode #Dubimeter: 9.0 1. Craig Whitlock. The man who seduced the 7th Fleet. The Washington Post. May 2016. ⇤2. Greg Moran. Jury convicts four former Navy officers in ‘Fat Leonard' bribery trial. Los Angeles Times. June 2022. ⇤3. Fat Leonard's bold escape from California home was judge's worst fear come true. The Mercury-News. September 2022. ⇤

“I will be happy when…” Repeat after @DrJulie “There is no on/off switch for your emotions. The things you do or you don't do for yourself is a way you can shift your emotional state” Joining me on the Braveheart podcast, Julie is a clinical psychologist with a decade of experience in supporting the community around mental health and cognitive behavior therapy on social media! (As her book is published in over 30 different languages the book has traveled more than she has! How cool is that?) If you're someone who wants to take even a mini-step towards self-compassion then you would want to watch this episode and learn from one of the best! Subscribe to

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=7142I 4 ERRORI DI DESMOND DOSS, IL PROTAGONISTA DELLA BATTAGLIA DI HACKSAW RIDGE di Pietro GuidiLa battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge è un film di Mel Gibson che racconta la vera storia di Desmond Doss, un soldato obiettore di coscienza. La sua vita è segnata da due grandi desideri: quello di servire la propria patria nella seconda guerra mondiale e quello di non uccidere nessuno. Questi desideri sono apparentemente inconciliabili, ma grazie all'aiuto di suo padre, che aveva combattuto nella prima guerra mondiale, riesce a farsi riconoscere come soldato obiettore di coscienza e a prestare il suo servizio come medico militare. Desmond dice: "In un mondo impegnato a farsi a pezzi da solo, non mi sembra una cattiva idea tentare di rimetterlo insieme pezzo dopo pezzo".A causa della sua determinazione nel rifiuto di uccidere, nemmeno il nemico, viene preso in giro dai superiori e dai commilitoni, che arrivano a mettergli le mani addosso. Ma nella battaglia di Hacksaw Ridge dimostra il suo valore e il suo coraggio salvando circa settantacinque persone ferite portandole fuori dal campo di battaglia e meritandosi il rispetto degli altri soldati.In questo film Mel Gibson mette tutta la sua esperienza nel descrivere realisticamente la guerra che è terribile e spettacolare allo stesso tempo. Inoltre alcuni valori cristiani sono ben messi in luce: la verginità prima del matrimonio del protagonista (introvabile nei film di oggi), la carità cristiana che arriva a donare la propria vita per i propri amici e infine l'importanza della preghiera in ogni azione quotidiana che per Dodd tocca un vertice nella richiesta a Dio di trovare ancora un soldato ferito, sia amico che nemico. Azzeccata anche la presa in giro dei culturisti che mostrano con orgoglio i loro muscoli, ma nascondono debolezze interiori come la paura che blocca ogni azione.Il film quindi è senz'altro da vedere, nonostante quattro errori che forse, a causa della cultura moderna in cui siamo immersi, potrebbero passare inosservati.1) L'INGIUSTA OBIEZIONE DI COSCIENZAIl primo di tutti è l'obiezione di coscienza. Essendo questo il cardine del film bisogna capire che cosa è veramente e se sia una cosa buona. Il mondo di oggi non avrà problemi a giustificare l'obiezione di coscienza di Doss, forse ne avrà chi ha visto i precedenti film di Mel Gibson sulla guerra dove la figura del guerriero è indubbiamente positiva. Basti pensare a William Wallace di Braveheart. Le convinzioni religiose di Desmond sono state molto importanti per far maturare in lui il sentimento di avversione nei confronti delle armi. Naturalmente ha contribuito a questa convinzione anche la traumatica esperienza avuta in casa quando ha minacciato suo padre con una pistola per difendere sua madre. In realtà Doss in questa occasione ha fatto esattamente quello che ogni figlio deve fare e quindi non avrebbe nulla da rimproverarsi. Però nel film questo episodio gli genera dei sensi di colpa. Ma tralasciando questo elemento soggettivo del protagonista, parliamo invece dell'elemento oggettivo della compatibilità tra religione e servizio militare. L'elemento religioso è stato quello decisivo nella sua scelta, perché la setta protestante a cui appartiene, cioè gli avventisti del settimo giorno, negano in ogni caso la legittimità della guerra giusta appellandosi ad una interpretazione assoluta e distorta del comandamento "non uccidere". Sarebbe curioso chiedere a uno di loro se si possa uccidere chi sta cercando di violentare tua moglie o di rapire i tuoi figli, ma sappiamo già la risposta. La Chiesa cattolica invece, coerentemente con la Bibbia, ricchissima di storie di santi guerrieri, e con l'insegnamento di Gesù e degli apostoli, ha sempre affermato la possibilità della legittima difesa e della guerra giusta (che comunque non può essere offensiva). Re Davide era un guerriero, Mosè aveva applicato la pena di morte verso tremila Israeliti che avevano adorato il vitello d'oro e non si erano pentiti e l'elenco potrebbe andare avanti a lungo. Dio stesso veniva invocato come "Signore degli eserciti". Anche nel Nuovo Testamento, pur non essendoci guerre visto che ancora non c'era una civiltà cristiana da difendere, sono state dette molte frasi che approvano il servizio militare. Per esempio san Giovanni Battista esortava i soldati ad accontentarsi delle loro paghe e a non estorcere nulla alle persone, considerandolo un mestiere lecito come gli altri. Quando un centurione andrà da Gesù a chiedere un miracolo farà una professione di fede militare, dicendo che come lui aveva dei sottoposti che gli obbedivano così tutto il mondo era sottoposto all'autorità di Gesù. E Gesù loda molto questo centurione romano, che continuerà a fare il suo lavoro anche dopo la conversione. San Paolo, riassumendo nella lettera ai romani il concetto cristiano di autorità dice che essa non invano porta la spada: "Vuoi non aver da temere l'autorità? Fa' il bene e ne avrai lode, poiché essa è al servizio di Dio per il tuo bene. Ma se fai il male, allora temi, perché non invano essa porta la spada; è infatti al servizio di Dio per la giusta condanna di chi opera il male". Quindi il quinto comandamento significa che non si può uccidere l'innocente, ma nel caso di legittima difesa e di guerra giusta è lecito e, a volte, anche doveroso uccidere. Chi non volesse uccidere per principio permetterebbe al male di continuare a far danno e di distruggere l'ordine della società, che viene protetto dalla spada come insegna san Paolo, ma anche la semplice ragione umana.2) LA NONVIOLENZADa questo errore deriva anche quello sull'interpretazione letterale della frase evangelica: "Porgi l'altra guancia". Nel film infatti si può vedere come Desmond non si difenda quando viene picchiato dai commilitoni e nemmeno quando fanno battute pesanti su sua moglie. Ma questo non è essere cristiani, bensì zerbini degli altri. Gesù stesso, che ha pronunciato questa frase, non ha porto l'altra guancia quando è stato schiaffeggiato dal servo del sommo sacerdote, ma ha risposto con durezza: "Se ho parlato male, dimostrami dov'è il male. Ma se ho parlato bene, perché mi percuoti?" (Gv 18,23). Gesù non si difende nella Passione perché ha una missione da compiere: era venuto sulla terra proprio per morire e così salvare tutti gli uomini. Non lo fa perché crede che non dobbiamo difenderci con la forza quando siamo minacciati. Infatti, quando Gesù stava per essere catturato nell'orto degli ulivi, san Pietro proverà a difenderlo con la spada, ma Gesù lo fermerà spiegandogli perché, in quel caso, non bisognava combattere: "Credi che io non possa pregare il Padre mio, che metterebbe subito a mia disposizione più di dodici legioni di angeli? Ma allora come si compirebbero le Scritture, secondo le quali così deve avvenire?" (Mt 26,53). Se Gesù avesse voluto avrebbe potuto salvarsi e sconfiggere chi lo catturava, ma siccome aveva una missione da compiere non l'ha fatto. Non erano i soldati a catturare Gesù, ma era lui che si offriva a loro per essere sacrificato sull'altare della croce.3) IL RIFIUTO DELLA CARNEIn una scena del film vediamo inoltre Desmond che, sul campo di battaglia, dà una scatoletta di carne ad un altro soldato perché lui non la può mangiare. Per gli avventisti del settimo giorno infatti è vietato mangiare carne di animali, a causa del loro concetto distorto di rispetto della vita. Facendo così vanno contro l'insegnamento di Dio che nella Genesi dà all'uomo tutti gli animali perché se ne cibi. Diverse volte il vangelo ci racconta che Gesù mangiava pesce e che andava a Gerusalemme per sacrificare e mangiare l'agnello pasquale. Inoltre ha anche insegnato che si possono mangiare tutti gli alimenti, contrariamente alle prescrizioni alimentari dell'epoca: "Non capite che tutto ciò che entra nell'uomo dal di fuori non può renderlo impuro, perché non gli entra nel cuore ma nel ventre e va nella fogna? Così rendeva puri tutti gli alimenti" (Mc 7,18-19). Per convincere san Pietro che è lecito cibarsi di tutti gli animali Dio stesso gli mostra in visione una grande tovaglia con sopra animali di ogni specie. E Dio gli comanda: "Coraggio, Pietro, uccidi e mangia!". Più chiaro di così! Ma il nostro Desmond probabilmente avrebbe rifiutato questo allettante comando.4) IL RIPOSO FESTIVO ASSOLUTOInfine Desmond si rifiuta di combattere in giorno di sabato perché è un giorno di riposo assoluto. La sua setta protestante, infatti, non festeggia la domenica, come giustamente fanno i cattolici per commemorare la resurrezione di Cristo, ma sono rimasti al vecchio culto ebraico del giorno del sabato. Infatti si chiamano "avventisti del settimo giorno", cioè del sabato. A parte quale giorno festeggiare, è opportuno notare quanto sia sbagliato questo formalismo nel rispetto del giorno di riposo. Infatti la Chiesa ha sempre insegnato la necessità del riposo domenicale dal lavoro, ma non ne ha fatto un assoluto morale. In casi gravi (sottolineo in casi gravi, non per arrotondare) infatti è possibile lavorare di domenica. Se c'è siccità e un contadino ha bisogno di irrigare i suoi campi altrimenti perde il raccolto lo può legittimamente fare anche in giorno di domenica. Invece per gli avventisti del settimo giorno no. Nemmeno un poliziotto e un medico possono lavorare di sabato per salvare vite. E neanche ti puoi difendere da un nemico che ti attacca perché violi il riposo festivo. Si capisce bene che è un'assurdità. È un atteggiamento formalistico nei confronti della legge già condannato da Gesù ai suoi tempi. A quelli che gli rimproveravano le sue guarigioni operate in giorno di sabato Lui rispondeva: "Chi di voi, se un figlio o un bue gli cade nel pozzo, non lo tirerà fuori subito in giorno di sabato?" (Lc 14,5). Desmond Doss, potremmo rispondere! Invece Gesù invitava a non assolutizzare una cosa relativa. Il riposo festivo è fatto per l'uomo, non il contrario.

PUBLIC VERSION. International filmmaker Petr Jákl (GHOUL 3-D, KAJINEK) may have begun his film career as a stunt performer and actor in such genre flicks like XXX and ALIEN vs PREDATOR but he actually started out in the Czech Republic as an Olympic Games hopeful in Judo before his dreams were sidelined by an unfortunate injury, thus sending him off on a new adventure in the visual arts. Now, after years in front and behind the camera producing films with the likes of Samuel L Jackson and George Clooney and directing smaller films, Petr has directed his biggest film to date, the epic, sweeping period adventure film MEDIEVAL, based on the true story of fifteenth century Czech Icon and warlord Jan Ziska who battled against the odds during the Holy Roman Empire. Boasting one of the most impressive international casts in a while, including Ben Foster, Matthew Goode, Til Schweiger and THE Michael Caine (!), Petr takes the audience on a historical journey with copious amounts of action, gore and excitement and takes the boys along on his own adventure from Olympic contender to big-budget filmmaker and all the trials and tribulations along the way one can only expect from show business, which can be even bloodier and more harrowing than any skirmish with the Teutonic Order. Petr also discusses how he became inspired by filmmakers while working on-sets, learning what to do (and NOT to do) to create movie magic, working with his father on the script based on a legendary icon in his country, how BRAVEHEART was a major inspiration MEDIEVAL and even his time working with Joe on the found footage film GHOUL 3-D (which at the time was the first 3-D film of its type before being hindered by distribution issues). Also, Dr. Arwen provides "Hollywood Therapy" for a patient in search of a wider audience.

Welcome fellow adventurers! This week's show is part 2 of a series of shows, that go into detail on the 6 different stages a man is meant to go through, from the womb to the tomb. The stage discussed this week is the "Cowboy Ranger" stage. The clips are from "Braveheart," "Hook," and "The Bucket List." The journey continues, so grab your gear and be blessed, right here on the Masculine Journey Radio Show. Be sure to check out our other podcasts, Masculine Journey After Hours and Masculine Journey Joyride.

Welcome fellow Joy Riders to the Masculine Journey Joyride Podcast! On this podcast you will hear funny stories, exchanges, and thought provoking moments that will amuse you, make you smile, and draw you closer to Jesus Christ in your journey of life. Hey Joyriders! How about a teaser clip from a brand new episode of The Masculine Journey. This week, the guys talk about a clip from the movie Braveheart, that ties into the second stage that a man should go through in his life. The clip is from the movie "Braveheart."

In Episode 99, Paul and Phil preview the upcoming season, highlights from their summer trips, ministry opportunities, and DISC trainings, the origin of the “Blue Hose” mascot at Paul's alma mater, Presbyterian College, and their thoughts on the summer “Lost Episodes of the Coaching Character Podcast” series. Resources and Links from this Episode Uncut Video of the Episode HSEL Facebook Group Coaching the Bigger Game information Warrior Way information Paul Jobson's email address Phil Darke's email address Remember the Titans (film) Rudy (film)

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Ep 50: West Side Story With our 50th Best Picture Episode, and one episode away from our 45 Rankings extravaganza which will be our 100th release on this feed, we bring you yet another classic musical in WEST SIDE STORY! Kieran B is joined by frequent cohost Joey R and returning cohost Danielle N who was last heard on the BRAVEHEART episode from season 2! Does the musical hold up? Where does it rank in respect to the other musicals we have covered so far? We talk about all of this and much more, so be cool and get ready to snap your fingers along to this little ditty we call our 50th Episode!! Email us: bestpicturepodcast@yahoo.com Follow us on social media, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Letterboxd @bestpicturecast Check out our Best Picture Merch https://best-picture-cast.creator-spring.com/ You can find our Cohosts on Twitter: Joey R: @joey0314 @worstpiccast

Welcome fellow adventurers! This week's show is the beginning of a series of shows, that go into detail on the 6 different stages a man is meant to go through, from the womb to the tomb. The stage discussed this week is the boyhood stage. The clips are from "The Andy Griffith Show," "A Christmas Story," and "Braveheart." The journey continues, so grab your gear and be blessed, right here on the Masculine Journey Radio Show. Be sure to check out our other podcasts, Masculine Journey After Hours and Masculine Journey Joyride.

It's time to catch up with the culture, the drama, the too-online mess we have all been watching happen before our internet eyes! Firstly, Matt and Bowen bring the truth to this episode by breaking down humiliation in Iceland to humiliation in Fire Island. Plus the Lea Michele illiteracy rumors (who believes what?!), the Leo DiCaprio break up rumors, Maren Morris' fuck you to the transphobic trolls, beautiful Icelandic horses with perfect gait, Florence Pugh's film festival fits, the heatest of waves, and of course, much more! Get into IT! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Allen Farrington is a well-known thinker, writer and investor in the Bitcoin and broader industry. In this episode, we talk a little about Braveheart and then Review Allen's Bitcoin Times Ed 4 Piece on the Separation of money & state: https://medium.com/the-bitcoin-times/the-separation-of-money-and-state-eecedcfe8d69 We cover: - Toxic bigness - Proximity = unfair advantage - Costs of creating Money - Globalism & Transnationalism "If localism stems from humility, then transnationalism is surely intertwined with narcissism" - Bucking the unsustainable trend - Money with consequences - Culture and localism - Localism in Capital Formation - Bitcoin --> Localism + Global Interconnectedness Book recommended in this episode: The breakdown of nations by Leopold Kohr You can download the Bitcoin Times PDF for free at: https://BitcoinTim.es https://BitcoinTimes.com.au I also want to thank The Bitcoin Times partners for making this publication possible: - Unchained.com - BlockwareSolutions.com And of course, follow Allen's work at: @AllenF32 Buy the book here: - Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Bitcoin-Venice-Essays-Future-Capitalism/dp/B09TTTGT11 - Bitcoin Magazine: https://store.bitcoinmagazine.com/collections/books/products/bitcoin-is-venice ____________________________________ Thanks again for listening. Subscribe on Fountain, YouTube, Anchor, Spotify, iTunes, etc: https://play.fountain.fm/show/KGEglVpdWo4zXQWR3X7G https://anchor.fm/wakeuppod https://www.youtube.com/c/WakeUpPod You can follow my work at: - Linktree.com/Svetski - Twitter @SvetskiWrites - IG @AleksSvetski - https://svetski.medium.com - https://bitcoinmagazine.com/authors/aleksandarsvetski Check out the new book: UnCommunist.com More coming soon!

“Tuff Turf” more like tough to watch.  Who thought that casting James Spader in this role was a good idea?  We can't unsee his bad spade tattoo.  John has trouble remembering all the cars that were in “Braveheart” for some reason.  Why does everyone in this school have a knife?  There are literally no consequences in this town for any action, even murder.  Corrections Corner, Blink 182 was on the “Tomcats” soundtrack.  This dance sequence is problematic.  Matt's third grade self really knew how to get the ladies.  This is the most we have sung during an episode. Sorry about that.  Finally, We can smell your eye.  It's stinky.Follow us on Twitter @CinemaPoisonContact us at cinemapoisonpodcast@gmail.com

Day 174 Today's Reading: Ephesians 6 Men will argue over which is the greatest “man movie” of all time. The movie “winners” range from certain Westerns to mob movies to the historical heroic tales of Braveheart, 300, and my favorite, Gladiator. Ridley Scott's Gladiator is set during a time of both Roman world domination and Roman persecution of a group who seem to beat Rome without weapons, the early Christians. Russell Crowe plays Maximus, the Roman army general. In a scene where he is in the arena fighting for his life with other gladiators, he tells these men: “Whatever comes out of these gates, we've got a better chance of survival if we work together. If we stay together we survive.” And they did. Maximus gave them the key to winning the fight. In today's chapter, Paul gives us a key to winning the spiritual fight. Ephesians 6 is called the spiritual warfare chapter. It speaks about the armor of the Christian by associating it with the armor of the Roman soldiers. Ephesians is called a prison letter, because Paul wrote it while in prison. During that time, if someone was in prison, he was chained to a Roman soldier 24/7. Many believe Paul, writing under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, was looking at the guard he was chained to and was giving the Christian a picture of his weapons in a bigger and different fight. In Ephesians 6, Paul gives us two contrasts in the fight that we need to focus on. First, Paul tells us that people are not our fight, the government is not our fight, Democrats and Republicans are not our battle. It's much deeper and bigger than that: We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. (Verse 12, KJV) If you want to get really raw, listen to this verse in the Passion Translation: Your hand-to-hand combat is not with human beings, but with the highest principalities and authorities operating in rebellion under the heavenly realms. For they are a powerful class of demon-gods and evil spirits that hold this dark world in bondage. The apostle is warning us not to fight people but to realize we are fighting in another realm, the spiritual realm. That's the first contrast—natural versus spiritual. The second contrast, which we often overlook, comes when we read verses 12 and 13 together. In verse 12, Paul says that “we wrestle not,” and then in verse 13 he says, “put on the whole armor of God.” Then he proceeds to go through each of the Roman soldiers' equipment and associates each piece with a spiritual weapon we have. The sword the soldier carries represents the Word of God, the sword of the Spirit. The shield protects the Roman against fiery darts, but for us it is a shield of faith to protect us from the enemy's missiles. The contrast comes between “we wrestle not” and “put on the whole armor of God.” For wrestlers in the first century, the men would oil up their bodies, enter a ring, and fight until one was actually killed. It was one man against one man. The apostle Paul is saying, though, that if we are Christians, we are not wrestlers, we are soldiers. That means we are not in the Christian life by ourselves. We have soldiers side by side. One of the great things the Roman army used to do when going into battle was to lock arms with each other, which would show strength and unity in the hand-to-hand combat. We often lose because we wrestle instead of being a soldier. Recently a number of Christian leaders, authors, and musicians have gone public, announcing that they are abandoning their faith. They have denounced everything from the books they have written to the songs they've composed. They have come to the conclusion that God does not exist. Let me tell you that their tragic declarations show that they have faced their faith as individual wrestlers, not as soldiers, and they did not lean on other soldiers. You can't win when you wrestle by yourself. One of my dear friends said, “Only weak people think they are strong enough to do the Christian life alone.” These leaders who abandoned their faith were doing the Christian life alone. Have you ever seen a redwood tree up close? They can stand upwards of three-hundred-feet tall (almost the length of a football field), and have roots that stretch only five feet under the ground and still remain unmovable. Their roots are shallow because they can't go deep. But they do something else: they never grow alone. They know they can't wrestle so they have to be soldiers. That's why Redwoods grow in bunches. Their roots can intertwine with one another and be strengthened by one another. With that height and those shallow roots, what keeps them from blowing over and uprooting in wind storms? They are all connected to one another. A storm can't blow just one over, it has to be strong enough to blow them all over. Those tragic Christian leaders did not connect roots with anyone and they lost their faith and got blown over. They didn't reveal that God doesn't exist. The only thing they revealed is that their root systems did not exist and that they'd tried to wrestle instead of being a soldier. Let me remind you of Maximus's words from Gladiator: “Whatever comes out of these gates, we've got a better chance of survival if we work together. If we stay together we survive.” Those are not just Maximus's words, that is God's Word in Ephesians 6.

Megan Percy joins me on the show this evening to discuss the first movie of one of the greatest trilogies ever made, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring - or is it Rings, as I keep calling it? I'm going to be honest, we mostly spend the whole hour gushing about how perfect this movie is, but Megan does come in and drop some pretty cool knowledge about the films and the books and how they may or may not relate. Here are the notes I had for our episode:You shall not pass! Unless you're listening to my podcast about The Fellowship of the Rings. Welcome to Life Through the Big Screen. This movie needs no introduction except to say that, like Ratatouille, when I revisit it, I'm constantly asking myself, "How is this not automatically considered one of my favorite movies of all time?" This is a great movie - and 21 years later, it still holds up as though it were made alongside the MCU. This is one of those rare movies - well, trilogy, really - where everything works perfectly: The acting, the music, the effects, the sets, the script, everything is pure perfection and I have very little complaints about the entire trilogy as a whole. Like most people, I saw each of these movies upon their release, which was always the week or so before Christmas, so these were perfect Christmas treats for the world to enjoy. Thank you, still, Peter Jackson, for the memories. I knew nothing about TLOTR going into my first viewing of Fellowship, but I did read the books years after seeing The Return of the King. I may get burned by many of you, but this is one instance where I believe the movies are better than the books. I beg your forgiveness. I do like the extended versions of the movies, though! But for this segment, we're just going to discuss the theatrical release. Oh, and pro-tip: If you have access to the extended versions, you HAVE to take the time to watch the behind the scenes documentary - that story alone is just as exciting as the movie itself, I kid you not. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring stars (and this is a partial list): Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom, Sean Bean, Sean Astin, and so many more. It's based off the book by J.R.R. Tolkien, and written for the screen by Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens. It was directed by the great Peter Jackson - the true Lord of the Rings. On Rotten Tomatoes the film has a critics' score of 91% and an audience score of 95% - both scores I consider to be rather low, actually. This evening I have with me Megan Percy, a friend and neighbor and avid Lord of the Rings fan. So Megan, if you could please share with us a little bit more about who you are, what you do for a living, and for fun? Questions About the Movie: Tell us about your history with this trilogy. When did you first read the books, and are you old enough to have seen the movies in theaters?  Would Tolkien be proud of this recreation of Middle-Earth?  This movie is 21 years old this year. Why do you think it still holds up so well, where other movies of this time just fade away into cheesiness?  Did the prologue explain everything it needed to in order to set up the story?  Couldn't Elrond have killed Isildur, who took the Ring from Sauron?  The Star Wars prequels were coming out during these movies' releases. Say what you will about them, but they kind of groomed audiences to settle for bad acting and mediocre effects and convoluted stories. Do you think TLOTR, because the acting is so superior to anything we'd seen in an epic since perhaps Braveheart or Titanic, the effects are practical and hold up, and the story is relatively easy to follow, audiences were glad for an epic that worked on all four cylinders? In short, did the Star Wars prequels help with the success of TLOTR?  What is your favorite sequence in this whole movie, and why?  Questions for Application To you, what does the Ring symbolize?  What can we expect with this Amazon series, The Rings of Power? Will we get to see the origins of the Nazgul?  Gandolf says, "It is in men we must place our hope." Is Tolkein speaking to the goodness of men?  Galandrielle says, "Even the smallest person can change the course of the future." Do you believe this? And how so? Once we finish up gushing and slobbering over Fellowship and Peter Jackson, I ask Megan five trivia questions about the film and have her name three desert island movies and three desert island books. Follow Life Through the Big Screen on these following pages:InstagramFacebookTwitterThis episode was sponsored by Spur Creative

We are talking about the results of the fan-voted top 104 90s movies. We asked people to vote round by round and reseeded each round so the high seed will always play the low seed. The 104 lists came from a Rotten Tomatoes list, with other movies sprinkled in that we thought should be in. I hope you enjoy this, and here are the 104 90s movies in this tournament: KIDS (1995) BASIC INSTINCT (1992) POETIC JUSTICE (1993)HALF BAKED (1998)Sleepless In Seattle (1993)PULP FICTION (1994)The Green Mile (1999)THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (1994)THE ROCK (1996)THE LION KING (1994)MEN IN BLACK (1997)TITANIC (1997)AS GOOD AS IT GETS (1997)THE BIG LEBOWSKI (1998)AUSTIN POWERS: INTERNATIONAL MAN OF MYSTERY (1997)THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999)The Boondock Saints (1999)JURASSIC PARK (1993)THE THIN RED LINE (1998)TOY STORY 2 (1999)THE CROW (1994)THELMA & LOUISE (1991)What About Bob? (1991)THE MATRIX (1999)AMERICAN HISTORY X (1998)SCHINDLER'S LIST (1993)THREE KINGS (1999)FIGHT CLUB (1999)FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996)FRIDAY (1995)THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS (1993)CLUELESS (1995)FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS (1998)TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991)SPACE JAM (1996)GOODFELLAS (1990)WAYNE'S WORLD (1992)L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (1997)HACKERS (1995)SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998)DAZED AND CONFUSED (1993)SCREAM (1996)HAPPY GILMORE (1996)THE IRON GIANT (1999)NEVER BEEN KISSED (1999)TOMMY BOY (1995)THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY (1998)don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood (1996)SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (1998)UNFORGIVEN (1992)BRAVEHEART (1995)BOYZ N THE HOOD (1991)THE SANDLOT (1993)10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (1999)Bad Boys (1995)HOOK (1991)ALADDIN (1992)FARGO (1996)TOMBSTONE (1993)GROUNDHOG DAY (1993)CASINO (1995)Devil in a Blue Dress (1995)SPEED (1994)TOY STORY (1995)HOME ALONE (1990)GOOD WILL HUNTING (1997)SISTER ACT (1992)THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (1991)HE GOT GAME (1998)CLERKS (1994)WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S ROMEO & JULIET (1996)OFFICE SPACE (1999)THE CRYING GAME (1992)PRETTY WOMAN (1990)AMERICAN BEAUTY (1999)HEAT (1995)Last Action Hero (1993)GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS (1992)INDEPENDENCE DAY (1996)Leon: THE PROFESSIONAL (1994)POINT BREAK (1991)BOOGIE NIGHTS (1997)MRS. DOUBTFIRE (1993)AMERICAN PIE (1999)BABE (1995)SEVEN (1995)HOUSE PARTY (1990)BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1991)ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992)EDWARD SCISSORHANDS (1990)FORREST GUMP (1994)THE TRUMAN SHOW (1998)FACE/OFF (1997)RESERVOIR DOGS (1992)SWINGERS (1996)THE USUAL SUSPECTS (1995)GALAXY QUEST (1999)Liar Liar (1997)TOTAL RECALL (1990)TRAINSPOTTING (1996)DUMB & DUMBER (1994)THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997)THE FUGITIVE (1993)THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mass-debaters/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mass-debaters/support

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Medievalist Brian Pavlac explains the medieval concept of rape, explains why anyone would use a mace or club in battle, and exposes Braveheart's false appeal to "prima nocta." Then Tripp Fuller and Anthony discuss House of the Dragon and Rings of Power. Theme song: Game of Thrones (80's TV Theme) by Highway Superstar Check out https://support.baldmove.com/ to find out how you can gain access to ALL of our premium content, as well as ad-free versions of the podcasts, for just $5 a month! Join the discussion:  book@baldmove.com | Discord | Reddit | Forums Follow us:  Instagram | LeDonneBooks.com Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What Would Your Do If You Weren't Afraid?Everything Requires Courage – Matthew Kelly [Courage Series Part 1] – 60 Second WisdomGet Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribeWatch the rest of the series:The Most Dominant Emotion in Society (Part 2) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Os0fX8pNU&list=PLgCGT7nNXGY6rad5vQQLVLlMdJTSbRufz&index=21The Measure of Your Life Will Be the Measure of Your Courage (Part 3) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_86b-bQdwE&list=PLgCGT7nNXGY6rad5vQQLVLlMdJTSbRufz&index=22Video Transcript:“Everything in life requires courage. Whether it is playing football or coaching football; crossing the room to ask a woman on a date or rekindling a love that has grown cold; whether it's your first day at school or your first day back at school after twenty years; starting a new business, battling a potentially fatal disease, getting married, struggling to overcome an addiction, or sitting humbly with your God in prayer—life requires courage. It's a prerequisite. Courage brings us to life and makes everything else possible. So, what are we waiting for? You only get one shot at life. What would you do if you weren't so afraid? Whatever it is, take one small step toward it today, then take another step toward your hopes and dreams tomorrow. Life favors the courageous. So, summon a little courage. You will be amazed what life will give you in return for a little bit of courage. In Part Two of this series we will discuss fear and how it paralyzes us.”If you have not read LIFE IS MESSY, order your copy today: https://amzn.to/2TTgZKn Subscribe to Matthew's YouTube Channel today! https://www.youtube.com/c/MatthewKellyAuthor/featured?sub_confirmation=1https://www.matthewkelly.comGet Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribe The Best Version of Yourself and 60 Second Wisdom are registered trademarks.#MatthewKelly #BestVersionOfYourself #60SecondWisdom #BestVersion

What Are You Afraid Of?The Most Dominant Emotion in Society - Matthew Kelly [Courage Series Part 2]Get Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribeWatch the rest of the series:Everything Requires Courage (Part 1) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_KAVSaySSI&list=PLgCGT7nNXGY5_1tz078v917UP09F8WnPc&index=27The Measure of Your Life Will Be the Measure of Your Courage (Part 3) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_86b-bQdwE&list=PLgCGT7nNXGY6rad5vQQLVLlMdJTSbRufz&index=22Video Transcript:“The most dominant emotion in our modern society is fear. We may not like to admit it, but we are afraid. Afraid of rejection and failure, afraid of certain parts of town, afraid of certain types of people, afraid of criticism, afraid of suffering and heartache, afraid of change, afraid of losing the things we have worked hard to buy, and afraid to tell people how we really feel... We are afraid of so many things. We're even afraid to be ourselves. Some of these fears we're aware of, while others are tucked away deep in our subconscious. Either way, they play a very large role in our choices and actions. Fear is a great limiter of life. Fear stops more people from doing something with their lives than lack of talent, resources, or opportunity. Fear has a tendency to paralyze and imprison us. Don't let that happen to you.It's important to remember that fear is just chemicals. Sometimes it's a good thing, protects you from danger. But when fear keeps you from living life to the fullest it's a bad thing. Courage is not the absence of fear, but the acquired ability to move beyond fear. It's time to start acquiring that ability. In Part Three of this series we will explore how different your life would be if you had a little more courage.”If you have not read LIFE IS MESSY, order your copy today: https://amzn.to/2TTgZKn Subscribe to Matthew's YouTube Channel today! https://www.youtube.com/c/MatthewKellyAuthor/featured?sub_confirmation=1https://www.matthewkelly.comGet Matthew's 60 Second Wisdom delivered to your inbox: https://www.matthewkelly.com/subscribe The Best Version of Yourself and 60 Second Wisdom are registered trademarks.#MatthewKelly #BestVersionOfYourself #BestVersion

Hello Everyone,Forgive me for the delay in getting Episode 39 to you.  It was a busy week in Ireland and I finally found time to put put it together,  I am in Ireland sponsored by Tourism Ireland doing interviews with my musical friends and also interview people from places of interest.  In this episode I interview the talented Louise Morrissey in Tipperary.  This is the 25th Anniversary on the release f the film Braveheart.  It was shot at Trim Castle in Trim County Meath.  I stayed at the beautiful Trim Castle Hotel and caught up with Jillian O'Brien who's parents own the hotel and she reminices when she was an extra at age 15 in the film.  Part 1: Louise Morrissey (Latest SIngle), Derek Ryan (Latest Single), Ciaran Rosney, Ciara Fox, ME (latest Single)Part 2: Patrick Feeney  (Latest Single), Jillian O'Brien & Eric Lawlor (Interview), Carl Corcoran, Brendan Boyer, Ciaran Cooney (Seamus Pick)Part 3: Lynn Campbell (Latest Single), Nathan Carter (Latest Single), Frank Nelson (Latest Single), Louise Morrisey (Interview). Me & Louise Morrissey Duet

They make take our lives but they will never take our freedom! We are talking about the Oscar winning movie, BRAVEHEART! This 1995 hit movie starring Mel Gibson depicts the life of William Wallace leading the Scots in the First War of Scottish Independence against King Edward I of England. Full of great battles and drama this film stands the test of time.

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Hey Nerds! In this episode we put on facepaint and scream for FREEDOM as they geek out over Mel Gibson and his Oscar-winning movie about the Scottish folk-hero William Wallace. Yes, this is our Braveheart movie review podcast! Though the film plays a tad fast-and-loose with actual history, this 1995 movie has some epic battle scenes and stirring speeches that have wormed their way into the cultural fabric of our times. Who knew men in kilts could be so inspirational? Mel Gibson directed and starred in this movie, wearing some epic hair extensions while doing so. He's joined by Sophie Marceau, Angus Macfadyen, Brian Cox, Catherine McCormack, Brendan Gleeson, and Tommy Flanagan in a script from screenwriter Randall Wallace. What is your Braveheart film review? Did you love it? Hate it? Can you take your FREEEEDDDDOOOOOMMMMM??? Let us know! And if you like our movie review podcast and want to help support the show, sign up for our members area for just $5 a month and get access to 4 new members only episodes per month as well as access to our huge commercial-free, uncensored back catalog of episodes just for members! All for less than the price of a cup of coffee! Check it out here: ▷ http://www.saltynerdclub.com/

Our guest Keith Phipps is not just a sterling critic and a dad — an essential component when we cover a movie as openly paternal as 1978's post-WWII espionage thriller Brass Target — he ia also the author of new book examining the career of a singularly idiosyncratic actor. A Degree Absolute! endorses Keith's book Age of Cage absolutely. And Brass Target? Well, minute-for-minute, it has the highest Patty McG purity rating of any film we've covered save perhaps for Braveheart. It's much harder to find but worth the hunt for those such as we. Invest in physical media, people. Brass Target Screenplay by Alvin Boretz, adapted from Frederick Nolan's novel The Algonquin Project Directed by John Hough Released December 22, 1978 Write to the Citizens Advice Bureau at adegreeabsolute dot gmail! Leave us a five-star review with your hottest Prisoner take on Apple Podcasts! Follow @NotaNumberPod! Our song: "A Degree Absolute!" Music and Lyrics by Chris Klimek Arranged by Casey Erin Clark and Jonathan Clark Vocals and Keyboards by Casey Erin Clark Guitar, Percussion, Mixing by Jonathan Clark Bass by Marcus Newstead

This week on the Be a Man Experience -- the Be A Man Guy, John Fiore, and Tonzo talk about ball bag innovations, Cavemen, Weapons, how all inventors are all insane, Nuclear arrows, Old school pistols, Braveheart battles, Franklin was full of shit, Balloon travel, Drone strikes, Smart phones, Icebox life, Self driving cars, Color TV's, Greasing the cable guy, Nights and weekends, Robot takeover, Calling collect, The Walkman, Floating sky hotels, and as seen on TV. Don't miss the ride. PRE ORDER :: BE A MAN: The Ultimate Guide on Amazon today. Time to learn how to be a man https://www.amazon.com/Be-Man-Ultimate-Guide-Guy/dp/0063272679/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2YY4FDKM0VZ12&keywords=be+a+man+the+ultimate+guide&qid=1658257497&sprefix=%2Caps%2C147&sr=8-1

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