Podcasts about broken telephone

In this, Episode 4 of Season 15 (Q2:2024), MIGHTYBLACKWOOD talks about the prevalence of unintended miscommunication. Visit BIG BOGUS PODCAST on Instagram and Twitter, and Visit MIGHTYBLACKWOOD on Instagram.

A brainstorming session takes an unexpected turn, leading us to the land of Jane Austen, Bridgerton and Victorian parlor games. But what's that got to do with Russian scandals, a 90s classic kids' movie and a bucket of milk? Join us for the first episode of Don't Drink the Milk to find out what's up with our quirky name.

In this, Episode 10 of Season 11 (Q2:2023) MIGHTYBLACKWOOD talks culture among people of varied ethnic makeups. Visit BIG BOGUS PODCAST on Instagram and Twitter, and Visit MIGHTYBLACKWOOD on Instagram.

Whenever we play the game, Broken Telephone, the message gets lost! God has been living with us, playing Broken Telephone with his character, for thousands of years. By the time Jesus came, nobody knew how beautiful God is. We know from the book of Genesis, from the serpent who tells eve something who tells Adam something, that the truth is lost. Jesus came to this earth to show us who God really is, and it's all good news! Jesus is the telephone repairer! Listen to Xoli's sermon to be inspired and reminded of God's beautiful character. In Xoli's words "I am a Jesus fan, a mother of two teenagers and wife to one man. LondonLive Church is very special to our family".

Hi, back again with another episode on "Parent Issues" and the impact this has on the way we relate with others. Be advised to listen and not project feelings on this piece of "content", if you're that kind that's triggered because you actually look for your mom or dad in every person then well, Go home......Thought as much, so let's all just have fun on this episode!

In this epiosde, our hosts talk about how messsages and news can be misinterepreted in many occassions before reaching someone else and Kenyan music needs to be embrassed and supported instead of killing it. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sandwich-podcast/message

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"But, rabbi, how do we know that the Judaism we have today is not the result of "broken telephone" over the generations? And, were the rabbis going overboard with all the "fences" and protections? I mean, like, seriously? Also: Torah's immutability is foundational to Judaism. But why? Can't mitzvot change with the times? Plus -- G-d to Moses: "It's enough. You're not going into Israel." Also G-d to Moses: "There's more for you than this." Finally: why does the Babylonian Talmud say, "Come and hear" whereas the Jerusalem Talmud says, "Come and see"?

Read the full Show Notes and search through the world’s largest audio library on Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes. Communication with the team about the product is one of the key skills for a Product Owner, in this episode we talk about two different types of PO and how their communication affects the teams they work with. The Great Product Owner: The Product CEO This particular Product Owner took on the role of the CEO of the product. The PO was able to stand up to ideas coming from higher-ups in the organization because the Vision was clear and articulated. In this segment, we refer to the Create a Compelling Product Vision e-course by the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast.  The Bad Product Owner: The “broken telephone” PO Sometimes, the PO’s become mere “broken” telephones between other parts of the organization and the team. When that happens, the team misses the direction and Vision for the product, and the messages get mixed up and misscommunicated. In this segment, we refer to the Elevator Pitch template that helps PO’s create a crisp definition of the Vision for the product.  Are you having trouble helping the team working well with their Product Owner? We’ve put together a course to help you work on the collaboration team-product owner. You can find it at bit.ly/coachyourpo. 18 modules, 8+ hours of modules with tools and techniques that you can use to help teams and PO’s collaborate. About Nagesh Sharma Nagesh is a Professional Scrum Trainer by Scrum.org, He is Co-Founder & CEO of Flowsphere India. His mission drives him in increasing the joy and accomplishment people feel with agile ways of working. Nagesh is a Management 3.0 & collaboration Superpowers Facilitator. Trained more than 3000 people across the globe and an active speaker at various international conferences. You can link with Nagesh Sharma on LinkedIn and connect with Nagesh Sharma on Twitter. 

A sermon by The Very Rev. John Ohmer for The Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 14, 2021.

Ryan Estrada is an artist, author, and adventurer based in Busan, South Korea, but he was born and raised in Metro Detroit. His graphic novels include Banned Book Club, Student Ambassador: The Missing Dragon, and Broken Telephone. He has worked on Star Trek, Popeye, and Garfield, but he is best known for grainy copies of his comic Learn To Read Korean in 15 Minutes that you saw on 9gag with thirty watermarks and his name scrubbed off. You can find his work at ryanestrada.com     

Scott and Zach do another round of Broken Telephone Monsters. Hosted by Scott Paladin and Zach Jaquays. Produced and Edited by Scott Paladin. Copyright 2020 Scott Paladin. Find us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/monstermpod Logo by VoidsGazer - https://www.instagram.com/voidsgazer/

The only way to understand the written Torah is with the tradition that was passed down and how do we know that it stayed 100% correct and does not have the “Broken Telephone" problem.Have a question? Email us at jewishfoundations@gmail.com and you might be the lucky winner of the fascinating book “On the Shoulders of Giants” by Rabbi Shmuel Bloom.

Welcome back to the Trench Effect(s) podcast! On this opening episode the duo kick it off by catching up on where their heads are today. They go on to introduce the next theme (we won't mention it in the description so you actually listen to us!). They close off the episode by discussing university relationships and if one needs a season of singleness to find their soul. Please feel free to reach out to us in our DM's: IG: @darrol_drabile IG: @uthulani_ Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot

Scott and Zach describe the concept of "Broken Telephone Monsters" and play a game with the idea. The Questing Beast Zach's Monster Scott Monster Laughing Distress Call Hosted by Scott Paladin and Zach Jaquays. Produced and Edited by Scott Paladin. Copyright 2020 Scott Paladin. Find us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/monstermpod Logo by VoidsGazer - https://www.instagram.com/voidsgazer/

We sit down with prolific writer/illustrator Ryan Estrada and discuss his books "Student Ambassador", "Broken Telephone", "Banned Book Club". We look at the advantages of exploring the world, the importance of keeping in mind the differences in culture and language when writing, and ways of dealing with dialogue in your stories. http://www.ryanestrada.com/https://www.instagram.com/ryanestradadotcom/

Welcome to Episode 61, or as we have renamed it, “Episode 1 A.K” (After Kawhi). The Klaw hit the biggest shot in Raptor’s history, and you know we covered everything surrounding the aftermath - including the effect it had on his signature sneaker’s value and worth. After we were finished being giddy about ‘the shot’,  this week’s “short episode” turned into a full-fledged discussion on hype and how it has changed, what drives it, and how it’s effected the game as a whole. We also come up with some new terminology for how hype can mold and evolve over the years, called “The Broken Telephone of Hype”.Follow us at:@CanadaGotSole@MisterQMart@Jo_Doooney@LDoggyStyles   www.CanadaGotSole.caFacebook.com/groups/CGS.TALK

Freelancing, creative independence, Ryan Estrada, and more!We've talked about sustaining our creativity on Lean Into Art Cast 89, but what about leveraging our creativity to sustain us? How do you avoid the creative work you don't want to do and find the jobs that bring you creative (and monetary) satisfaction?We're joined once again by Ryan Estrada, author of the blog post How to Get Hired. Together we'll talk about how characterizing the work you want to do and presenting yourself well might bring you closer to landing the gigs you are excited about.Links mentioned in this episode:Broken Telephone, Ryan's latest Kickstarter campaignLIA Cast 84: Showcasing Yourself and Getting a ReactionHow to Quit Working for the Man - ComfyCon panel with Ryan and JerzyPC Mag reviews your comics, but you have to pay to refer to the reviewConnect with Jerzy and RobJerzy on TwitterRob on TwitterLean Into Art on Twitter

Griffin's iPhone 5C has been dying a slow, slow death for the past year, and last week it finally crumbled completely into dust. We'll eulogize that phone this week before talking about Blondie's rendition of "Hanging on the Telephone." Also: Our holiday fundraiser for Tubman has begun! You can learn more about them here and donate at our PayPal. Thanks to Makenzie Flom for suggesting this week's song and, of course, for the art. Alex Brodsky made our theme music

Time Codes: 00:00:27 - Introduction 00:03:15 - September? 00:05:24 - E.T. Girl 00:30:42 - Bicycle Boy 00:59:23 - Broken Telephone 01:23:16 - Wrap up 01:25:02 - Contact us On the September webcomics show, Sean and Derek look at three intriguing titles. They begin with E.T. Girl, written and illustrated by theplanetsdreamer (and whose real name is Kimberly Kotschi). This is a relatively new webcomic, a mix of sci-fi and fantasy, and plays upon the alien abduction convention. After that they check out Jackarais's Bicycle Boy, a work that has been going on for over 5 years. However, the narrative is well-paced and with incredible art. This is also a sci-fi story, but one set in an a post-apocalyptic future with a cyborg as its protagonist. The Two Guys wrap up the episode with the already-completed Broken Telephone, a unique series of interconnected storylines that become more solidly interwoven as the webcomic progresses. Ryan Estrada is the writer of all the storylines, but with each installment, 18 in all, he uses a different artist or artistic team to express his narrative vision.

Talking about finding new opportunities & improving your work by taking the "not my thing" challenge on the LIA Cast! I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer! – Leonard "Bones" McCoy Given all that goes into being a visual storyteller, it's easy (and understandable) to default to our own realms of comfort and expertise to talk ourselves out of trying new things. Especially things that are "not our thing." But what if trying such things led to new job opportunities or enhanced your visual storytelling abilities? We're thrilled to be joined once again by Ryan Estrada, who walks us through how hosting game shows, participating in open mics, and running parody Twitter accounts opened up new professional doors for him and added to his storytelling tool kit. Thanks to our top Patreon supporters Greg Horvath Tim F Gail Buschman Sophie Lawson Good to be Curious Links mentioned: Ryan's radio show, People and Places Broken Telephone Pablo Neruda's Book of Questions How to Fake Your Way Through a Poetry Slam LIA Cast 98: Marketing Art and Artist The Whole Story Ryan Estrada on Twitter The Lean Into Art Patreon campaign, where you can now find Extra Lean episodes! Connect with Jerzy and Rob Jerzy on Instagram Rob on Instagram Lean Into Art on Twitter

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In episode 6 of Lasers on the Ride Akil goes full curmudgeon and the guys welcome extended member of the Lasers, fellow Montreal rapper and old friend KC. First, Action Bronson producers are dissected and then pitted against one another (Akil gives Harry Fraud the business and Mike laughs). Next, the Lasers talk pubic hair and their respective preferences in that regard, with Akil taking a strong stand on the matter and then making a shocking reveal. Mike and KC broach the oft-disputed topic of organized religion and then KC reveals the psalms of Ash Ra, which are bonkers crazy. The Lasers move on to lady noses and allegiances are claimed. Akil gets angry again, first at thirst-traps and then at jars. Mike goes deep into his childhood to touch on what everyone is dying to know, his thoughts on broken telephone, and finally Jay reveals his hangover regimen.

In episode four, Jonathon, Jeff, Kathleen and Angela read Broken Telephone, an e-book written by Ryan Estrada and drawn by him and a “lineup of accomplices.” Each chapter follows the hero of one story who will inevitably become the villain of the next. In this episode, Angela uses the word “fascinating” like three times in a row, and Jeff does his best pitch to get paid by Wacom. Music by Sleuth. Our next episode will cover Mail Order Bride by Mark Kalesniko.

In Episode 3 of the TradeWaiters, Jon, Jeff, Angela and Kathleen read One Hundred Demons by Lynda Barry, an "autobifictionalography." Kathleen calls Lynda Barry one of her "must-read cartoonists." Maybe by the end you will want to spend some time with your own demons. Music by Sleuth Next episode will cover Broken Telephone written by Ryan Estrada.

For February's Final Friday, Fisch Haus hosted a multi-media, interpretative art installation they called Shattered Telephone. The concept is a blend of the grade-school game "Broken Telephone" and, of similar structure, the Surrealist poetic technique called "Exquisite Corpse."

Hello! Further Fri-Internet forays into Science vs. Religion.   With Penn Jillette now doing my show opening it makes logical sense... Just like Science makes logical sense... huh... I discuss: Bill Nye "The Science Guy" debates Ken Ham.

Quentin Tarantino, Darwyn Cooke and Parker: Slayground, Jonathan Hickman’s Fantastic Four, New Gods, Weng’s Chop, Ménage à 3, Justified, Smallville, Mage, more Stray Bullets and David Lapham, The Ultimates: Declassified by Joshua Hale Fialkov, Carmine Di Giandomenico, Lorenzo Ruggerio, Jim Charalampidis, and Will Quintana, Comixology: Submit (The Bunker by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Joe Infurnari, Demeter by Becky Cloonan, and War of the Woods by Matt Petz), Superior Spider-Man #24 by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos, Wolverine and the X-Men, Frankenstein’s Army, Skottie Young, Storm, Ryan Estrada and Broken Telephone, Eerie #4 (Kelley Jones, Norm Breyfogle, Billy Graham, Howard Chaykin, and more) from Dark Horse, Pretty Little Liars, and a whole mess more!

- This mixtape was inspired by the game “Broken Telephone” aka “Chinese Whispers”. We invited people from various places to choose one track for this mixtape. There was only one rule: Each participant could listen only to the previous track, in order to make her/his selection. There were no limitations to music styles or genres, […]

Broken Telephone. This week's episode of Wire Tap explores the infinite frustrations and absurdities of life without Call Waiting. Wire Tap, with Jonathan Goldstein, Saturday morning at 11:30 (noon NT) on CBC Radio One.