Podcasts about bullwhips

Welcome to Southern Mama's Big Fancy Steakhouse! The waiters are serving some delicious milkshakes and Mindy is serving up some science with her licorice bullwhip. But what does a bullwhip have to teach us about the way way human brains work?... And why can't robots learn how to use a bullwhip? It's the who, what, when, where, how and WOW of biomechanics! Originally aired 11/28/22.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

April Choi joins the show to discuss her world records, working for NASA and a lot more. Nick Locapo stops by the show to discuss the featured product of the week from Neil Jouve. Before all of that Erik Casey tries to beat the clock when he names his top five tricks in under five minutes on The Top Five Under Five.Electric Sensation by Neil Jouve: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/13314Invisible Deck: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/1645The Raven Starter Kit: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/12741Expanded Quarter Shell: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/18448The Poker Test 2.0 by Erik Casey: https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/2951

Portfolio Manager Jack Janasiewicz explains why extrapolating current market trends into the future based on the bullwhip effect may be misguided.

DISCLAIMER: This is a 100% fan-produced, non-profit podcast based in The Orpheus Protocol universe. To listen to the main podcast, please visit the link. A meeting, not by chance but unplanned. Music used: Alphaxone - Dissociative Wordclock - Beatific Dahlia's Tear - The Storm of Somberness Wordclock - Come, Triumph

DISCLAIMER: This is a 100% fan-produced, non-profit podcast based in The Orpheus Protocol universe. To listen to the main podcast, please visit the link. Time grows short for our intrepid travelers. Music used: Alphaxone - Dissociative Wordclock - Beatific Dahlia's Tear - The Storm of Somberness Wordclock - Come, Triumph

DISCLAIMER: This is a 100% fan-produced, non-profit podcast based in The Orpheus Protocol universe. To listen to the main podcast, please visit the link. Ancient history awaits. But is it truly ancient? Music used: Alphaxone - Dissociative Wordclock - Beatific Dahlia's Tear - The Storm of Somberness Wordclock - Come, Triumph

DISCLAIMER: This is a 100% fan-produced, non-profit podcast based in The Orpheus Protocol universe. To listen to the main podcast, please visit the link. A return to a far away land. Music used: Alphaxone - Dissociative Wordclock - Beatific Dahlia's Tear - The Storm of Somberness Wordclock - Come, Triumph

Welcome to Southern Mama's Big Fancy Steakhouse! The waiters are serving some delicious milkshakes and Mindy is serving up some science with her licorice bullwhip. But what does a bullwhip have to teach us about the way way human brains work?... And why can't robots learn how to use a bullwhip? It's the who, what, when, where, how and WOW of biomechanics!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, our guest and friend of the show, Ducky Momo, returns for our feedback on the adventure series "Expedition Unknown" currently available on Discovery Plus. As a reminder, the proposed watch order was Season 5, Episode 4: The Secret and Season 9, Episode 4: The Quest for El Dorado. Watch, listen, rate, and subscribe please! Also, if you have a show or movie you want us to watch or just something you want us to randomly mention on air, leave us a voicemail on our Anchor page. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/watchokplease/message

Neal Stephenson is a best-selling author, futurist, tech geek and swordsman whose works include Cryptonomicron, Seveneves, The Diamond Age, Snow Crash. He has also co-written several other books and graphic novels which we discuss in this episode. His latest book, Termination Shock goes into depth and detail about Sikh martial arts, which he had to research during the Covid lockdowns. Of course, Neal's main claim to fame is that he wrote the preface to my own Swordfighting for Writers, Game Designers and Martial Artists. We cover an enormously wide range of topics in this episode, from fountain pens to working with Jeff Bezos building rockets. If you want to find anything in particular, the timestamps and related links are listed below: [03:07] How Neal got into swords. Neal's club in Seattle is Lonin. [08:12] Ellis Amdur and Japanese martial arts. [14:31] Bartitsu [17:53] Silver and McBane. Note: It was Captain John Godfrey's 1747, A Treatise Upon The Useful Science of Defence, where he said that “The Small-Sword is the Call of Honour, the Back-Sword the Call of Duty.” [28:50] Indian Club training [37:46] Sword fights in fiction and how to write one [43:48] Working with Charles C. Mann on Cimarronin. The Manila Galleons. We mention Da'Mon Stith and episode 23 of this podcast. For the photo of Ellis Amdur sticking an eight foot spear into Neal's chest, see: https://swordschool.com/podcast/from-katanas-to-creating-the-metaverse-with-neal-stephenson/  [52:40] Fountain pens [55:38] How Neal plots, writes and edits his books, and how he co-writes with another author [1:01:09] How Neal's books changed culture – e.g. influenced the development of the Kindle (see Fiona image here: https://swordschool.com/podcast/from-katanas-to-creating-the-metaverse-with-neal-stephenson/ Fiona is a character in The Diamond Age. Amazon used the codename ‘Fiona' for their Kindle project.) [1:03:47] Working with Jeff Bezos at Blue Origin finding better ways to power space rockets [1:14:05] Bullwhips [1:15:41] LAMINA1 and building a new open platform for metaverses [1:28:28] The best idea Neal hasn't acted on yet [1:32:14] What Neal would do with $1 million to improve historical martial arts For more information about the host Guy Windsor and his work, as well as transcriptions of all the episodes, check out his website at https://swordschool.com/podcast   And to support the show, come join the Patrons at  https://www.patreon.com/theswordguy

Hosts: Ansel Lindner and Christian Keroles Listen To This Episode:  Apple / Spotify / Google / Libsyn / Overcast / RSS Charts for episode can be found on BitcoinandMarkets.com/fed100 Fed Watch is the macro podcast for bitcoiners. Each episode we discuss current events in macro from across the globe, with an emphasis on central banks and currencies. In this episode, CK and I cover developments in Japan in regards to Yield Curve Control, in the US in regards to growth and inflation forecasts, and in Europe in regards to the concern about fragmentation. At the end of the episode, we celebrate the 100th episode of Fed Watch by reviewing some of the guests and calls we have made throughout the show's history. Big Trouble in Japan The economic troubles in Japan are legendary at this point. They have suffered through several lost decades of low growth and low inflation, addressed by the best monetary policy tools of the day, by some of the best experts in economics (maybe that was the mistake). None of it has worked, but let's take a minute to review how we got here. Japan entered their recession/depression back in 1991 after their giant asset bubble burst. Since that time, Japanese economic growth has been averaging roughly 1% a year, with low unemployment, and very low dynamism. It's not negative GDP growth, but it's the bare minimum to have an economic pulse.  To address these issues, Japan became the first major central bank to launch Quantitative Easing (QE) in 2001. This is where the central bank, Bank of Japan (BOJ) would buy government securities from the banks in an attempt to correct any balance sheet problems, clearing the way for those banks to lend (aka print money). That first attempt at QE failed miserably, and in fact, caused growth to fall from 1.1% down to 1%. The Japanese were convinced by Western academic economists, like Paul Krugman, who claimed the BOJ failed because they had not "credibly promised to be irresponsible". They must change the inflation/growth expectations of the people by shocking them into inflationary worry. Round two of monetary policy in 2013 was dubbed QQE (Quantitative and Qualitative Easing). In this strategy, the BOJ would cause "shock and awe" at their profligacy, buying not only government securities but other assets like ETFs on the Tokyo stock market. Of course, this failed, too. Round three was the addition of Yield Curve Control (YCC) in 2016, where the BOJ would peg the yield on the 10-year Japanese Government Bond (JGB) to a range of ±10 bps. In 2018, that range was expanded to ±20 bps, and in 2021 to ±25 bps, where we are today. The YCC Fight As the world is now dealing with massive price rises due to the economic hurricane, the government bond yield curve in Japan is pressing upward, testing the BOJ's resolve. As of now, the ceiling has been breached several times, but it hasn't completely burst through. The BOJ now owns more than 50% of all government bonds, on top of their huge share of ETFs on their stock exchange. At this rate, the entire Japanese economy is going to be owned by the BOJ soon. The Yen is also crashing against the dollar. Below is the exchange rate, how many yen to a US dollar. Federal Reserve DSGE Forecasts Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell, went in front of Congress this week and said that a US recession was not his "base case", despite nearly all economic indicators crashing in the last month. Here we take a look at the Fed's own DSGE model. The New York Fed DSGE (dynamic stochastic general equilibrium) model has been used to forecast the economy since 2011, and its forecasts have been made public continuously since 2014.The current version of the New York Fed DSGE model is a closed economy, representative agent, rational expectations model (although we deviate from rational expectations in modeling the impact of recent policy changes, such as average inflation targeting, on the economy). The model is medium scale, in that it involves several aggregate variables such as consumption and investment, but is not as detailed as other, larger, models. As you can see below, the model is predicting this year's Q4 to Q4 GDP to be negative, as well as the 2023 GDP. That checks with my own estimation and expectation that the US will experience a prolonged but slight recession, while the rest of the world experiences a deeper recession. In the below chart, I point out the return to the post Great Financial Crisis (GFC) norm of low growth and low inflation, a norm shared by Japan by the way. European Anti-fragmentation Cracks Only a week after we showed watchers and listeners of Fed Watch ECB President Christine Lagarde's frustration at the repeated anti-fragmentation questions, EU heavyweight, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, comes through like a bull in a china shop. I read parts of an article from Bloomberg, where Rutte claims it's up to Italy, not the ECB, to contain credit spreads. What's the big worry about fragmentation anyway? The European Monetary Union (EMU, aka Eurozone), is a monetary union without a fiscal union. The ECB policy must serve different countries with different indebtedness. This means that ECB policy on interest rates will affect each country within the union differently, and more indebted countries like Italy, Greece and Spain will suffer a greater burden of rising rates. The worry is that these credit spreads will lead to another European Debt Crisis 2.0, and perhaps even political fractures as well. Countries could be forced to leave the Eurozone and/or the European Union itself over this issue. Lookback on 100 Episodes The last part of this episode is spent looking back at some of the predictions and great calls we've made. It didn't go according to my plan, however, and we got lost in some weeds. But overall, we were able to highlight the success of our unique theories put forward by this show in the bitcoin space. Strong dollar Bitcoin and USD stablecoin dominance US's relative decentralization makes it a better fit for bitcoin Bearish on China and Europe We also highlight some specific calls that have been spot on, which you'll have to watch the episode to hear. I wanted to highlight these things to show the success of our contrarian views, despite being unpopular amongst bitcoiners. This show is an important voice in the bitcoin scene because we are prodding and poking the narratives to find the truth of the global monetary system. Links More on Japan's YCC trouble https://archive.ph/zcIOW Federal Reserves DSGE model https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/policy/dsge#/interactive Mark Rutte on fragmentation https://archive.ph/K6nHI That does it for this week. Thanks to the watchers and listeners. If you enjoy this content please SUBSCRIBE, REVIEW on iTunes, and SHARE! Written by Ansel Lindner Economist, bitcoin specialist, and author of the Bitcoin Dictionary and the free weekly Bitcoin Fundamentals Report. Find more from Ansel at the bitcoinandmarkets.com

How a small sonic boom came to represent homelessness in Reno, and how the city responded to unhoused people taking up sonic real-estate. // Utility, aesthetic language, 911 tape and the search for Reno's master whip maker.

At the risk of sounding redundant, we thought we'd never have a guest want to target this week's film, Raiders of the Lost Ark.  @KevinGootee and @KevinIsrael_NJ would've sworn this would've stayed on the bulletproof list but here we are.  Blake Fulton is our second listener winner and decided to wake up and chose violence with his selection.  Our THIRD Indiana Jones film now completes the trilogy but can Blake truly do the impossible and convince Kevin and Kevin this film should stare right into the open Ark of the Covenant?  Or do our plucky hosts kick his argument right into airplane propellers?You can also subscribe to us on youtube (it really helps!) if you want to see our cute faces and great teeth.  DM us to get some sweet GTSC stickers!Don't forget, you can find us on all podcasts platforms: apple iTunes, Spotify, google, spreaker, stitcher, iheartradio, castbox. You name it and we're on it! And you can also see our handsome yet smug faces on Youtube as well. https://guttingthesacredcow.com/where-to-listen-see-us/ Hello to our new friends! We love it when you click "subscribe", like us on social media, and most importantly when you tell your friends/family about our podcast. Looking to sell your product, advertise your services, or raise brand awareness? We'd love to help you and we can be reached at guttingthesacredcow@gmail.comThank you ALL for continually shouting us out on social media, we love when you do that as well as leave us those 5 star rating and 2-3 sentence reviews. Guttingthesacredcow.com is where you find us every day giving YOU those movie quotes, movies news, THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN, and more!  Social media for the gang: @KevinGootee on Twitter, FB, IG. www.kevingootee.com@kevinisrael_NJ on twitter, FB, @Kevin_israel_comedy on IG www.kevinisrael.com

On this episode of Noobs and Knockouts, we return to Lucha Underground and wrestling's hottest venue, The Temple. It has everything: intergender wrestling, blood feuds with bullwhips, people trapped in cages, Dario scheming, broken arms, Life and Death love triangles. On this episode we talk about the ability for Mil Muertes to show vulnerability and still be a monster, Mil Muertes and Catrina continuing to be freaky in public, Alberto el Patron walking a tight line between anti-hero good guy and villain, Austin ranting about intergender wrestling and why Angelico vs Ivelisse is bad for the perception of it, the rules of a cage match and why Mundo vs Cuerno plays perfectly into it, Konnan shooting vignettes in the rain, and more! Won't you join us?

On today’s episode, Dooner and The Dude are talking about yet another ransomware attack, the bullwhip effect on demand and what the Colonial Pipeline outage means to the bottom line.Plus, the rise of supply chain education; why truckers are buying dogecoin; where Biden’s infrastructure plan money should go; Steam Logistics on its new domestic offerings; inside the world of team drivers; and live music from trucker Taylor Barker.They’re joined by special guests Chris Tang, a distinguished professor and Edward W. Carter chair in business administration at UCLA; Steam Logistics President Steve Cox and CEO Jason Provonsha; Daniel Stanton, CEO of Mr. Supply Chain; Taylor Barker, owner-operator of Heniff Transportation Systems LLC; and BillyBigRigger. Visit our sponsorSubscribe to the WTT newsletterApple PodcastsSpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

On today’s episode, Dooner and The Dude are talking about yet another ransomware attack, the bullwhip effect on demand and what the Colonial Pipeline outage means to the bottom line.Plus, the rise of supply chain education; why truckers are buying dogecoin; where Biden’s infrastructure plan money should go; Steam Logistics on its new domestic offerings; inside the world of team drivers; and live music from trucker Taylor Barker.They’re joined by special guests Chris Tang, a distinguished professor and Edward W. Carter chair in business administration at UCLA; Steam Logistics President Steve Cox and CEO Jason Provonsha; Daniel Stanton, CEO of Mr. Supply Chain; Taylor Barker, owner-operator of Heniff Transportation Systems LLC; and BillyBigRigger. Visit our sponsorSubscribe to the WTT newsletterApple PodcastsSpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

In this episode of Supply Chain Now, Scott and Greg welcome Mark Messina and Simon Houghton with Geek+ to the podcast. Mark Messina serves as the COO of Geek+. Mark has twenty years of tech and product development experience, running engineering and deployment organizations for major MNCs. His work covers many aspects of automation and robotics – factory, medical, logistics (agvs, drones, amr, etc). Mark has been with Geek+ since September 2019 and with a relevant industry background at iHerb, Mattel and Amazon. Simon Houghton is a senior sales and business development manager with extensive commercial experience spanning the last 25 years with a track record of over achievement in sales in all roles held. Through a structured and analytical approach to sales development, he has taken brands/companies into to the top 3 for market share and increased under-performing areas to record sales in short periods of time. He also prides himself on the ability to build rapport and relationships quickly, essential when developing sales from an existing client base or trying to attract new business. In addition, he also possesses entrepreneurial and management skills having also run his own multi-million € FMCG products distribution company achieving sales of 10+m€ in just the 3rd year of trading and total sales in excess of 80+m€.  Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now and ALL Supply Chain Now Programming Here: https://supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe Leave a review for Supply Chain Now: https://ratethispodcast.com/supplychainnow Connect with Scott on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/scottwindonluton/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Connect with Mark on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/worldteam/ Connect with Simon on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonhoughton2/  Supply Chain Now Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcast via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m Supply Chain Now Ranked #3 Supply Chain YouTube Channel: https://tinyurl.com/yazfegov Download the Q3 2020 U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index: freight.usbank.com/?es=a229&a=20 Check Out News From Our Sponsors: U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ Verusen: www.verusen.com/ This episode was hosted by Scott Luton and Greg White. For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: https://supplychainnow.com/episode-512.

On this episode of WhipCast, I am working on a custom order late at night whilst discussing my thoughts on the best steps to starting a whipmaking business, as well as bird watching, and dealing with the pandemic.

On this episode of WhipCast, we'll be talking with Johnny Öhgren of Witchcraft Whips from Sweden, and Blake Gorey of Smokey Mountain Whips from North Carolina. Johnny and Blake are among the most genuine and down to earth people out there, and it was a real pleasure meeting them for the first time in person, and spending the week with them in Los Angeles for the 2020 Whip Convention. They do unbelievable work, and if you're looking for a well made roo hide whip, look no further.

On this episode of WhipCast, we discuss the Los Angeles Whip Convention, cracking whips in public without making people mad, and more.

Franco Zoccali has been making whips for over 20 years. He's also been working in the filmmaking industry for 32 years, spending time in all departments of film production. Alongside Blake Bruning and Steve Townsend, we'll discuss with Franco his whip making history as well as different building techniques and experiences we've all had along the way.

On this episode of Whipcast Blake Bruning, Steve Townsend, Nick Schrader sit down and discuss some of their favorite whips, answer various questions on the show, and discuss various whip making techniques.

On this episode of Whipcast we'll hear from my friends April Choi and Bethany Byrnes who are both professional fire performers as well as whipmakers. April, who is a mechanical engineer and multi Guinness world record holder was recently featured on the popular YouTube channel Smarter Every Day to help research what happens at the exact moment a whip cracker breaks the speed of sound. We'll discuss fire whip construction, our first time making a whip, April and Bethanys journey to where they are today and more.

During a rainy, late night at Trinity Whip Co. HQ, three whip bros (Steve Townsend, Blake Bruning, and Nick Schrader) have an in-depth conversation about their whip making careers, the difference between nylon and roo, thoughts on plaiting, and their whip making goals, etc.

In this episode of WhipCast, I visit my friends Nico and Andrea Fischer in Germany, who have generously invited me to stay at their home for a week. In addition to all of the great visiting with them, whipmakingand sightseeing, I was very glad to be able to record an interview with Andrea who has been making whips for almost 2 years now. Be sure to check out her website! https://snakepit-peitschen.de/

In this episode of WhipCast we'll talk with 23-time world record holder, whip maker, whip cracker, and performer, Adam Winrich. Blake Bruning invited Steve Townsend, myself, and Adam over for two fun days during which we helped Adam setup two new whip related world records.

A Segment: General Knowldege: Bullwhips, and how to use them B Segment: Vladimir Lenin and Sasha, how our intentions are less important than our moral structure C Segment: Life of the Saints Anthony of Egypt D Segment: Tired of identity politics? Find your identity in being born again. Donate: patreon.com/kingdomofthelogos

On this episode of WhipCast, We're hanging out over at Trinity Whips HQ. Blake Bruning, Steve Townsend and Nick spend the weekend over at Blake's place making some videos, cracking some whips and, recording a podcast. In this episode, you'll hear an interview with Steve Townsend of Townsend Hand-Crafted Whips. Steve is an outstanding craftsman and If you are looking for some high quality, kangaroo hide whips, I'd highly recommend visiting his website townsendhandcraftedwhips.com. Enjoy!

On this episode of WhipCast, Nick talks about the upcoming spring - a great place to buy whipmaking supplies, some ideas on heel knots, and as always answers your whip related questions. This podcast is also available in video form via the link below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb1Dc2gGGO8&t=25s

Professional Dominatrix, Mistress Isabella Sinclaire and Gaea Woods discuss: Isabella’s career as a dominatrix for past 25 years. Bullwhips. Early days of BDSM to now. All things Sub and Dom. What to do if you’re a sexual submissive type, and are married to a sexually submissive type. Sexual chemistry. Entry level steps for individuals and couples looking to explore BDSM. Cross country dating. Age differences in relationships. Sensation heighteners. Music: Dzang. Album: Lotion. Songs: Spread, Ima Get Em Like.

In this episode of Whip Cast, Nick talks about the great time spent in CA with his brother at the LA Whip Meet and as always, answers your whip related (and not so whip related) whip questions.

In this episode of WhipCast, Nick sits down with his good friend Blake Bruning of the Trinity Whip Company for a fun, in depth discussion about whip making. Blake makes some absolutely beautiful kangaroo hide bullwhips, so definitely check out his website trinitywhipco.com!

In this episode of WhipCast Nick discusses the official rules for the competitions at the 2018 Los Angeles whip Cracking Convention coming up as well as some thoughts on looking at things in life positively. As always all questions on the YouTube channel will be answered on the air.

In this episode we'll discuss the possibility of plaiting too tightly, some good portable clamps for plaiting, and the new tutorial that is coming out in the next couple of weeks.

We are closing in on 2018, and with the beginning of a new year comes along with it perhaps the greatest whip related events on the planet; The Los Angeles Whip Cracking Convention. In this episode I discuss this fantastic event as well as talk about a recent family visit in Florida. As always I answer your questions on the air.

Episode #2 is late, but nonetheless is here! We focus heavily on the wooden handle tutorial in this episode with countless expert carpenters and woodworkers coming to the rescue with their expertise.

In this pilot episode of WhipCast, we'll jump right in and get to those questions. Along the way, we'll discuss ideas for this show and what to expect!

This week, Dick Wound and minimus maximus are joined by, Robert Dante, to discuss Bullwhips, both in and out of kink context, Guinness World Records, and even Allen Ginsberg. Be sure to check out our sponsor for this week Fetish World Podcast PLEASE RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE to the show! Pay for max's pain! patreon.com/ocpkink Questions or comments for the show: offthecuffspodcast@gmail.com www.offthecuffs.org 1 (631) 881-KINK Find us on fetlife: www.fetlife.com/OfftheCuffs www.fetlife.com/Dick_Wound www.fetlife.com/RobertDante Follow us on Twitter: @ocpkink @DickWound @MinimusMaxim @Davecat @leahtype Follow Dick Wound on Spotify: @ocpkink Our public kik group is #ocpkik We're also on www.thecage.co Check out our sister shows from PODCAST JUKEBOX: Will Sean Podcast? ProudToBeKinky Podcast Drinks with God & Parking Lot Radio Also check out our friend's shows: RISK! Kill by Kill Podcast & Black People Kink Opening and closing theme music: HOUND DOG RUN by This'll Kill Ya! Plug-spot background music:  SEE EM TOOEY TAS BEE by Matt Dallow

This episode was recorded in our soccer mom van on a road trip to visit a magic shop in Fresno with my buddy Keith Coast. In this conversation Keith and I discuss: Waking up early Reasons to visit Fresno Justifying large purchases Magic tricks look like murder A TV pilot pitch Leaving early to beat traffic Being careful who you collaborate with Our love of the Magic Castle A recap of the About to Break live Show! Comedic Timing Rules for having a speakeasy I tell a story Mr Rogers neighborhood Visiting the Crayola factory Crayons as weapons Adult Coloring books White Crayons are worthless The law of diminishing returns Keith broke a swing when babysitting Bullwhips and ceiling height The upcoming Jokers & Aces show Using leaf blowers in doors Cutting hair with an axe The Pomona Art walk the Fast and the Furious … and learning to be present Please take a moment to rate, share and subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge difference!

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On this episode we discuss The Martian.  We also check out the trailer for Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Bullwhips! Stubble! Mine carts! Choosing things! All the most famous hallmarks of the Indiana Jones franchise...upon which the Indiana Jones DVD Adventure Game is based. We choose a Harrison Ford pawn and work our way through a modular dungeon as we fight exotic thugs and avoid dangerous traps in search of ancient artifacts. Once the temple is thoroughly looted, players race to the exit to avoid being crushed by stuff in the name of archaeology. Does this game deliver a thrilling adventure to fortune and glory, or will it melt our faces off when we open the box?