Podcasts about cat videos

The Nelson Centre of Musical Arts is holding their own Cat Video Festival as a fundraiser.

living alone is beginning to drive me to the edges of insanity soo it's finally time for a silly pop culture episode!! the alleged reform ai candidates, americans discovering the wheelie bin, sydney sweeney's uncomfortable samsung sponsorship, and my obsession with sad ai cat videos.

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The CCP Team is joined by Tom Bridge, Partner at Technolutionary, IT services firm in Washington DC area  Sam Valencia, Jerry Zigmont and Joe Saponare discuss working with Apple technology and clients. Drawn from their combined experience of over 20 years in the Apple Consultants Network, they discuss technical support issues both with the technology and working with clients.

"NASA uses laser to send video of a cat named Taters over 19 million miles" spawns new cat chat

People really like being entertained by cats doing crazy stuff, but God did crazy stuff with wild cats to teach us three important life lessons. 

Artist, Comic Book Creator, and creator of "Demon Bitch" Christie Shinn joins Chris to discuss comic books, girlfights, Ghost Hunting, John Wick 4, Cat Videos, the work of Alejandro Jodorowsky, and more.

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Guest: Raisa Patel, federal politics reporter Bill C-11, Canada's new Online Streaming Act, is now law. Considered a refresh to the outdated Broadcasting Act, there are still several questions about how this law will affect streaming platforms and what discoverability of Canadian-made content will look like. And what about cat videos? While the government insists the act doesn't cover user-generated content, critics are not so sure. This episode was produced by Brian Bradley, Paulo Marques and Raju Mudhar. Audio Sources: The Cat Academy/YouTube

It's the first episode of our new show! After months of work we're here to launch our brand new podcast investigating all things to find the best one. And our first contestant out of the gate is Cat Videos. Featuring a history of Cat Videos written by Anthony Lopez and and immediate first place ranking. Watch this episode on YouTube Peruse the Figma as you listen

Lot of funny stories with my buddy Nick. He is a husband, dad, works on power lines, likes shooting stuff, and is obsessed with using fire to cook meat. Topics: Nick's first podcast he listened to was one he was on, how Nick ended up working on high voltage power lines, dropping out of college is a good thing, Nick and Andy's obsession with Instagram cat videos, crazy things weather do to power lines, that big Chinese balloon that went over the US, what it's like being a new dad, walk out of the hospital if they have become worthless, pizza quality, Casey's or Pizza Ranch? The pizza with no grease ring story, Balls Deep Nick, skydiving and 3-gun, Nick's journey to shoot on national 3-Gun Nation TV show, grilling and burning wood to make meat taste really good, and lots more.  SIOUX FALLS SHOOTING can help you learn to shoot, get better at shooting, or get your South Dakota Enhanced Carry Permit. Check out Andy's classes or book a private session by going to SiouxFallsShooting.com.

Let's talk about two of my favorite things in the world: cats and cat videos. A listener wonders if there's any way to monetize them. How do all those cats get paid??  Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week. Show notes: SideHustleSchool.com Email: team@sidehustleschool.com Be on the show: SideHustleSchool.com/questions Connect on Twitter: @chrisguillebeau Connect on Instagram: @193countries Visit Chris's main site: ChrisGuillebeau.com If you're enjoying the show, please pass it along! It's free and has been published every single day since January 1, 2017. We're also very grateful for your five-star ratings—it shows that people are listening and looking forward to new episodes.

We've all been there. One minute you're searching for something serious, like a recipe for dinner, or something for work, and the next you've been sucked in by endless videos of cats doing funny things after seeing a catchy title in your suggested videos column. They're compelling, engrossing and captivating, and you can end up spending hours watching kittens make funny noises or mistiming jumps. But why do these videos so often end up going viral? What makes them so enthralling? And why are they more popular than dog videos?我们都去过那里。前一分钟你还在搜索一些严肃的东西，比如晚餐食谱或工作所需的东西，下一分钟你在看到推荐视频栏中吸引人的标题后就被没完没了的猫做有趣事情的视频所吸引。它们引人入胜、引人入胜、引人入胜，您最终可能会花几个小时看着小猫发出有趣的声音或错误地跳跃。但为什么这些视频最终会像病毒一样传播开来？是什么让他们如此迷人？为什么它们比狗视频更受欢迎？First, let's talk about stereotypes. When many of us think about dogs, we imagine them rolling over onto their backs, tongues hanging out, or making a mess. They seem trusting and innocent – and they do silly things. Cats, on the other hand, seem somewhat more refined and independent. There's a reason we have an expression ‘cool cat'. In short, cats seem more serious – and savvy. If we can get one over on a cat and make them do something like get in a box that slides down a hill, it's comical. But with a dog, it's not as funny because they trust you – and it's easier. Tricking a cat, due to their wiliness, has more payoff.首先，让我们谈谈刻板印象。当我们中的许多人想到狗时，我们会想象它们翻身仰卧、伸出舌头或弄得一团糟。他们看起来很信任而且天真无邪——而且他们会做一些愚蠢的事情。另一方面，猫似乎更文雅、更独立。我们有一个表达“酷猫”的原因。简而言之，猫似乎更严肃——也更精明。如果我们能让一个人骑在一只猫身上，让他们做一些事情，比如钻进一个从山上滑下来的盒子，那就太可笑了。但是对于狗来说，这就没那么有趣了，因为它们信任你——而且更容易。欺骗猫，由于他们的狡猾，有更多的回报。The internet is filled with videos of cats making funny faces or reacting strangely. But why are they so funny? Well, simply – it's unexpected. If you saw a cat walking down the street coolly or observing and preparing to attack a mouse, it wouldn't be funny. But if that cat was walking sideways, wearing a silly costume, or becoming best friends with the mouse, suddenly we might start to laugh. Watching a cat that is normally majestic walk clunkily or pull a bizarre face is hilarious because it's not something we would normally associate with that animal. It's like watching someone who is normally very serious get the giggles. In some ways, we're all laughing at their fall from grace.互联网上充斥着猫做鬼脸或做出奇怪反应的视频。但他们为什么这么有趣？嗯，很简单——这是出乎意料的。如果你看到一只猫冷静地走在街上，或者观察并准备攻击一只老鼠，那就不好笑了。但是，如果那只猫侧身行走，穿着一身愚蠢的服装，或者与老鼠成为最好的朋友，我们可能会突然开始大笑。看着一只通常威严的猫笨拙地走路或拉着一张怪异的脸是很有趣的，因为我们通常不会把它与那只动物联系起来。这就像看着一个通常非常严肃的人被咯咯笑了起来。在某些方面，我们都在嘲笑他们失宠。So the next time you see one of those many memes of cats in awkward situations or videos that make you chuckle, try to remember why it's so funny. And spare a thought for all those dogs that are trying to entertain us too.因此，下次当您看到猫处于尴尬境地的许多模因或让您咯咯笑的视频时，请试着记住它为什么如此有趣。想想所有那些也想招待我们的狗。词汇表suck in 陷入compelling 引人入胜的engrossing 非常有趣的captivating 令人着迷的viral （在网络上）迅速传播的enthralling 吸引人的stereotype 成见refined 优雅的cool cat 时尚的人savvy 精明的get one over on 捉弄trick 戏弄wiliness 狡猾unexpected 意想不到的majestic 高贵的，有威严的clunkily 笨拙地pull a face 做鬼脸the giggles 咯咯傻笑，笑个不停fall from grace 失态meme （用当下流行文化素材配上文字的）自制表情包

Seattle, WA group fitness instructor and actor Moses Yim joins Britany on the podcast to talk about minority representation and fostering a sense of community in the fitness industry. As an Asian American man, Moses sheds light on the stereotypes he faces and the steps he's taking to ensure he's fostering an open environment in his fitness community. Britany does her part for minority equality by watching funny cat videos from lesbians on TikTok. One approach is probably doing more good for the world than the other, but that's besides the point! You can find Moses' podcast Off the Waitlist wherever you find your podcasts.CONNECT WITH MOSES:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mosesyim/Off The Waitlist Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/off.the.waitlist/CONNECT WITH BRITANYInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/britanywilliamsTikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@britanywilliams

The internet loves cat videos. But 'funny' cat videos have become more sinister with an animal charity Cats Protection warning some cat owners exploiting and provoking their felines in an attempt to become famous and make the videos go viral. The West Live producer Shannon Beven has the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did Something Happen at the Oscars, It Has Been Ordered, Cheating on My Epiphone and Cat Videos

Bona and Joel talk about and react to the craziness of tiktok. Trigger warning: we may or may not hold some offensive, non-liberal opinions. But you knew that already right?

This hour, we talk about an assortment of topics. First, the omicron variant has been found in at least 16 states. We’ll learn about the latest with COVID-19 and this new variant. Then, we’ll get tips for how to think critically. Finally, why cute cat videos have been used to spread misinformation online. GUESTS: Dr. Leana Wen - An emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University. She is a CNN medical analyst and contributing columnist for The Washington Post. Her new book is “Lifelines: A Doctor’s Journey in the Fight for Public Health.” Joe Árvai - The Dana and David Dornsife Professor of Psychology and Director of The Wrigley Institute of Environmental Studies at the University of Southern California. His recent article for The Conversation is “Aaron Rodgers dropped the ball on critical thinking -- with a little practice you can do better.” Davey Alba - A technology reporter for The New York Times whose recent article is “Those Cute Cats Online? They Help Spread Misinformation.” Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ian in for Scoot. Ian talks to Rob Pegararo, Tech columnist at USA Today about the latest findings from the Facebook Papers. now it's been discovered that Facebook has been feeding users content that makes them mad.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

your brain. have you ever thought about how it's always 'on'? when you crush it in the gym on leg day, you give your legs a rest the next day. but even 10 minutes of intense focus can cause your brain to need rest. let's talk about how you can implement daily restorative practices for that big ol' brain of yours. it's no secret that our brains love anything NEW. so, let's talk about using novelty to recharge! in this episode I'll be covering how cat videos can actually be a good thing. at least, one at a time... follow me on instagram & spice up your feed with daily positive motivation: instagram.com/bettabullets

My friend, Miki Ann Maddox (@mikiannmaddox), stops by this week to discuss the latest TikTok trends and news. Has Addison Rae signed a Netflix deal thanks to He's All That? And, where has Steve from Blue's Clues been? Plus, is Taylor Swift only posting cat videos. We answer these questions & more. Also, I spotted my sister in the back of a Disney Ratatouille TikTok! Let me know what's on your FYP @ladytomhanks. — SHOW INFORMATIONInstagram: Instagram Twitter: Twitter Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Follow: Spotify

Storing stuff costs money, this is why it's good to look in the back of the cupboard and decide whether you really need all those spices you bought 5 years ago. This is the same with data stored by tech companies. Companies have to pay to store data on servers. Google pays to keep all of those cat videos on YouTube.  Learning notes from this episode: Storing data costs money and most companies rent server storage space from Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure. If you're going to store data, you need to know how you're going to make money out of it. Advertising isn't the only way to make money out of data. You could aggregate the data into reports and sell them as industry insights. Storing data on how people use your product can help you improve your product. If you don't have a plan for how to use the data you pay to store, you're a hoarder and that's not a good strategy.   To get Sophia's monthly business update sign up here. You'll get a monthly update on how TFNT is growing, insights on eLearning, innovation and podcasting. ...  Do you have a brilliant app idea and no tech knowledge to build it? Get your FREE guide here. To go deeper, join the Tech for Non-Techies membership community. As a community member, you'll get: Weekly live masterclasses with global experts Mini-course on how to go from idea to live app Supportive Online Community Library of masterclasses Monthly live coaching with Sophia Matveeva, tech entrepreneur & Chicago Booth MBA Exclusive Resources & Perks Learn more and sign up at https://www.techfornontechies.co/membership   Say hi to Sophia on Twitter. Following us on Facebook and Instagram will make you smarter. 

The Rise of YouTube - From Cat Videos to Global Advertising --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shacast/support

There's an insidious feature of modern life: as the economy and technology continue to grow, attention becomes ever more scarce. Nowadays footage from Russian dash cams and the latest "wisdom" issued on social media by people who are good at kicking balls compete to grab our attention and suck up our time. This state of affairs could be laughed off except that it keeps most people from focusing on climate change and other existential crises of the 21st century. If all goes well, by the end of this episode, you'll feel inspired to shut down your electronic devices, stow your earbuds, and go outside to scan the skies, dig in the dirt, watch the wildlife, or find some other healthy way to pay attention to the natural world. Artist/writer Jenny Odell joins in the fun to discuss how to resist the attention economy.Support the show (https://www.postcarbon.org/supportcrazytown/)

The Canadian government is mired in controversy over Bill C-10, an attempt to modernize regulation of streaming services and social media companies. Facing backlash, the government has promised to amend the bill and in the process has shown how difficult regulating online content can be. Emily Laidlaw, a research chair in Cybersecurity Law and an associate professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Calgary, joins “This Matters” to talk Bill C-10, the challenges of online regulation and what comes next. If you would like to support the journalism of the Toronto Star, you can subscribe at thestar.com/subscribingmatters.

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://constructiontales.com/2021/02/15/uploaded-daisy-dog-vs-bootsie-cat-videos-on-youtube/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leslie-m-jasper/support

@Annie_Berglund and @CWCRadio are back in studio to discuss the tweet of the week which leads to their dark reflections as content creators.

We discuss how watching cute animal videos are officially good for your health, the Pac 12 announcing they will play college football in November, and Are You Smarter Than Jason Dick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's a girl to do when life kicks you in the giblets and rifles your emotional energy stores? AJ and Hillary have some coping tips when you need a little boost. And you bet your litter box there are cat videos involved.See the blog for show notes and links to zen videos on minimalism or cute kitty cat antics.Blog: https://feedmeandtellme.com/blog/fmatmip-blog/Sound effects supplied by ZapSplat.com

Firstly I'm sorry about the late episode but here we are with a tuesday episode. As the title says cat videos has been balancing me out lately.  Instagram: @michaelnjordan_ Cat Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIiPdOL4bq9HSOZKzrxtWzw

Global's Amber McGuckin on people snapping up houseplants (0:30); Dr. Faisal Siddiqui, Organ & Tissue Donation Week (8:25); Best of Cat Video Fest 2020 (14:10); Len Eastoe from Traffic Ticket Experts on the increase of speeding & reckless driving tickets (20:00).

In this Philip K Dick inspired episode, the trio takes a moment to ponder the current societal and technological moves toward Artificial Intelligence (AI), and possible further developments toward Artificial Sentience and Artificial Sapience. Seth gives us a intriguing view into the history of Mechanical Saints in the Catholic Church, Erica ponders the ethical ramifications of artificial lifeforms and their interactions with humans, and Christine expresses concern about the unknown metaphysics surrounding artificial sentience and sapience.Also mentioned this Episode: Albertus Magnus, Jack Sparrow, The Dark Crystal, The Evil Truth about Jack-in-the-Boxes (The toy, not the fast food), Icons, The A.I. Movie, Ex Machina, Humans, The Terminator, Ghost in the Shell, Westworld, Aristotle, Altered Carbon, Elon Musk, HP Lovecraft, The DaVinci Machine, War Games, Cherry2000, Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, Data Security, The Matrix, The Importance of Cat Videos, Ian Malcom from Jurassic Park, The Golem of Prague, Pinocchio, Isaac Asimov, The 3 Laws of Robotics, Age of Ultron, JARVIS, Vision, and the documentary: Do You Trust This Computer?Don't forget to follow us on social media (Twitter @Take3hour, FB and Instagram @thetake3theologicalvarietyhour)! Next Week: Ask Us Anything! Send in questions and we'll take a shot an answering them!

What should you watch while quarantined? What’s worth trying on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+, Apple+, Shudder, the Criterion Channel, etc? With the help of our friends & audience, we discuss our watch lists & recommendations in this Top 5’s episode. What Is This Episode? - Top of Show UPDATING CORONA’S IMPACT ON THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD: Peter Rabbit 2 Delayed - 3:21 Will a Theater Shutdown Hit The States? - 4:55 (THIS ISN’T THE FLU) What Else Has Been Moved? (Coachella, Falcon + Winter Soldier, NBA, etc) - 7:54 How Streaming Services Could Capitalize - 11:46 OUR QUARANTINE WATCH LISTS AND WISH LISTS: Wishlist No. 5s - 15:22 Recommendation No. 5s - 17:32 Wishlist No. 4s - 21:10/27:00 Recommendation No. 4s - 26:13/29:10 Wishlist No. 3s - 31:28 Recommendation No. 3s - 37:26 Wishlist No. 2s - 39:28 Recommendation No. 2s - 39:28 (one in the same)/42:50 Wishlist No. 1s - 45:50 Recommendation No. 1s - 53:18 It’s The End Of The World As We Know It - 55:23 Serious, Helpful Summing Up - 59:36 Your Homework/PLEASE LEAVE US 5*’S - 1:01:22 What’s Next From MMO/Words of Wisdom - 1:02:00 First and foremost, we wish you all health & safety during this trying time, and with a likely quarantine on the horizon, we do want to help you all get through it with this episode on everything you could watch at home. Luckily, we got help from a lot of MMO’ers and many of our fellow podcasters, and we worked their suggestions into our presentation. To start things off, we do cover some of the breaking news from earlier Wednesday evening for the first 15 minutes of the episode. Most of it holds up. But of course, at the time of recording, we had not yet heard the President’s address to the nation, the news about the NBA Season, or the unfortunate sickness of Tom Hanks & Rita Wilson. Undoubtedly more news will have broken since I wrote these show notes. So do stay tuned to our podcast feed in the upcoming weeks as we’ll continue to analyze the effects of the coronavirus on the industry at large, and we’ll certainly do another major update on Monday’s MMOW, if not sooner. This episode followed our Top 5 ranking format. But we preview, review & recommend far more than just 5 things apiece. In fact, we have entire movie genres as entries for these Top 5 lists, and we tell you where you can find all of the available films, tv shows, & online video series so that you can watch at home. So along with the citations of what all our friends may recommend, both us Mikes discuss the offerings on VOD, premium TV, & your favorite streaming services. Then we also discuss what we plan on watching during whatever inevitable quarantine the coronavirus entails. If you enjoyed this episode, do please take a moment to leave us a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, and like we said in the episode, do click around our catalog of over 400 shows to go further in depth on anything we may have covered today. As always, we wanna know what you think & what you’re watching at home. Let us know. We’re @MMandOscar on Twitter, and we are on Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, and Gmail. You can subscribe / rate / review / like / share / & listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Google Play, Tune In, Spotify, and just about wherever you might listen. We’re Mike, Mike, & Oscar, and we’re making awards season year round, without the stuffiness. Thanks for listening.

SpaceX is looking to fund its trips to Mars by building an internet company Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX’s vision is to make humans multi-planetary. His goal is to establish a colony on Mars. It will not only be very difficult, it will also be expensive. In 2015 SpaceX announced their plans to build a constellation of satellites to provide high-speed low-latency internet access to most of the inhabited world.  Image credit: Starlink

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REbox Co-Founders Jen & Alicia talk about the most interesting things in the world of business...Lead Gen tactics and CRM's for TC's and real estate support teams. These aren't the sexiest topics (why we had to watch a solid 5 minutes of cat videos afterwards to spice up our lives) and won't cause social media buzz, but these foundational items are crucial to every single business and need to be tackled head-on to ensure growth and stability (and success) in your business. 

Artificial Intelligence. AI for. short. The looming nemisis of employees and business in the next decade? Maybe yes, unless you have a game plan. We talk about how businesses like yours and mine can harness the potential and not be eaten by competitors who leverage AI and data in the coming decade. Quinn Royston is …

Nick and Martin are back with an all new Nerdy Legion and what better topic could there be than to talk about our favorite new TV show, The Cat Videos That Made Us, featuring Baby Yoda! Wait that's not a thing? Well it should be. In this episode, The MOVIES That Made Us season 1, Martin subscribes and cancels Disney+ in the span of 6 days, bison chili is the bomb, your favorite cartoons are not as good as you remember, AI ain't taking over, and so much more!You can support this show by visiting our merch store, directly through Patreon, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

The President cancels secret negotiations with the Taliban in between tweeting cat videos, the House investigates whether the Defense Department has been propping up Trump’s businesses, and Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders start to pull away from the pack. Then Ady Barkan talks to Jon F. about his new video series on health care and his new memoir, Eyes to the Wind, which you can get at beaherofund.com.

"It's not a fight, it's not a debate, it's a healthy intellectual discussion..." of Ralph Waldo Emerson & Henry David Thoreau! Join Jon, Steph and guest moderator Katie to explore the inextricably bound transcendentalist duo!

The buzz: AI is now the most in-demand tool in the media market…According to a report, viewers are 85 percent more likely to buy a product after watching a video…The technology is making things easier. Even giants like YouTube and Netflix have adapted to AI for better user experience…From data analytics to filming, this revolutionary technology is changing the way [the] video industry used to work” (Akash Deep, HackerNoon.com). Cameras! Lights! Action! We'll speak with Jesse Ariss at Vidyard, Matthew Trushinski at Miovision, and Kirsten Boileau and Charrele Robinson-Brown at SAP. Join us for The Future of AI and Your Videos: Coolness Beyond Cute Cats.

The buzz: AI is now the most in-demand tool in the media market…According to a report, viewers are 85 percent more likely to buy a product after watching a video…The technology is making things easier. Even giants like YouTube and Netflix have adapted to AI for better user experience…From data analytics to filming, this revolutionary technology is changing the way [the] video industry used to work” (Akash Deep, HackerNoon.com). Cameras! Lights! Action! We'll speak with Jesse Ariss at Vidyard, Matthew Trushinski at Miovision, and Kirsten Boileau and Charrele Robinson-Brown at SAP. Join us for The Future of AI and Your Videos: Coolness Beyond Cute Cats.

How you can make money watching Funny Cat Videos! There are more than two million cat videos on YouTube. People have watched these videos more than 25 billion times, which equates to an average of 12,000 views per cat video. Hours are spent on YouTube with mind numbing activities like this. We've come to a point where we are constantly distracted. Maybe it is because we aren't happy with our job, it doesn't satisfy us or challenge us any more or pay us what we're worth. Maybe its because we don't feel appreciated at work. Maybe it is because the average American now has about $38,000 of personal debt excluding our mortgages and we just don't want to think about it. Maybe our health or the health of a loved one has us worried so we want a distraction. Maybe it is information overload. Our brains are inherently wired to avoid pain and maximize pleasure so that's probably why those darn videos are so addicting. The problem is that most of us just don't realize the true cost of distractions. They use up what is actually a limited supply of attention that we have each day, and make us far less effective, costing us time and money. The law of substitution says that we can't think of two things at the same time. We can't think of the negative things that bother us in our daily lives at the same time as we're thinking of positive things. We let these distractions in so we don't have to think about those difficulties that worry us the most and that is costing us money. Instead of feeding our mind with these mind numbing online distractions why not use the power of our mind to get us out of the painful situations that we are in and maybe, just maybe that time spent watching funny cat videos can be turned into profitable positive action. Instead of wasting time becoming distracted by funny cat videos so we don't have to face our fears, what if instead using that same law of substitution, take the time to feed our mind. Zig Ziglar once said, "If you are not willing to learn, no one can help you. If you are determined to learn, no one can stop you." Guard yourself from that trash TV or that online content, the binge watching that just distracts you from everything that you want to accomplish. Use that law of substitution to get the negative out. Associate with positive people, positive activities that feed your mind. Guard your mind from trash reading, and trash, mind numbing video watching. Instead feed your mind positive uplifting audio and video that's gonna inspire you, and educate you and help you reach your goals. You can fill your entire year with funny cat videos and they may make you feel good but that's not gonna take you where you want to go. Spend more time with positive quality people and educational activities. Make that your determination. Make that your intention. Make it your objective. Make that your goal. Commit to it and do it. Forget resolutions, do it. Get busy with the positive and make no time for the negative. The late Jim Rohn always says, "Remember, the same wind blows on all of us. It's the set of your sail that determines your course so set your sail for success today by learning the skills of success." I set my sails on personal development and it is something that I have been doing for years. I'm always taking courses or reading books to further various skills and I encourage you to as well. One of my mentors, Matt Morris said several years ago, "Personal stagnation is the cause of decay and failure in most people’s lives." Spending so much time on those funny cat videos is a sign of personal stagnation. How you can make money watching Funny Cat Videos? Your not going to make money watching funny cat videos but if you take the time you spend on these types of mind numbing activities and do as Zig says, become determined to learn, then no one will be able to stop you.

Kurt Andersen talks with filmmaker Werner Herzog about his latest documentary, "Meeting Gorbachev," his unusual approach to narrating documentaries and their mutual obsession with cat videos. One of the busiest directors of TV comedy, Beth McCarthy-Miller, tells Kurt how she has gone about directing “SNL,” sitcoms and that notorious Super Bowl halftime show that popularized the term “wardrobe malfunction.” And 35 years ago, Prince went from a popular musician to a phenomenon, with the release of “When Doves Cry,” and the movie he wrote it for, “Purple Rain.” Two members of Prince’s band, Wendy Melvoin and Matt “Doctor” Fink, as well as music journalist and author Alan Light, tell the story of that remarkable song. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kurt Andersen talks with filmmaker Werner Herzog about his latest documentary, "Meeting Gorbachev," his unusual approach to narrating documentaries and their mutual obsession with cat videos. One of the busiest directors of TV comedy, Beth McCarthy-Miller, tells Kurt how she has gone about directing “SNL,” sitcoms and that notorious Super Bowl halftime show that popularized the term “wardrobe malfunction.” And 35 years ago, Prince went from a popular musician to a phenomenon, with the release of “When Doves Cry,” and the movie he wrote it for, “Purple Rain.” Two members of Prince’s band, Wendy Melvoin and Matt “Doctor” Fink, as well as music journalist and author Alan Light, tell the story of that remarkable song. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode the guys sit down with artist, photographer, and cosplayer Punk Rock Gumby and his sidekick Punk Rock Pokey. You can follow Punk Rock Gumby and his adventures on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/punkrock_gumby/. 2:31 – Justin gives props to Jason at Castle Security and Protection, Punk Rock Gumby and Punk Rock Pokey introduce themselves, and give a shout out to Friday Night Fights put on by the Blue Mouse Theater. Justin talks about going to watch the 30-year anniversary of Beetle Juice there, the crowd that Friday Night Fights draws, and Brogan passes out Beer Roulette. They all share the beer each of them got, the bar game called ‘Third From the Left', and PRG discusses his recent experience giving away money to a lady at the McDonalds in Tacoma. 13:45 – Justin talks about the old Malarkeys, sub Reddit mentions of GCP, and the conversation on Reddit around if people have actually heard Tacoma referred to as ‘The Grit City'. The talk about what ‘Grit City' means to them, Justin gives props to Grit City Magazine, and PRG shares where you can find him online. He talks about his first picture with Shark Bite Barbie, their favorite venues happening in Tacoma, and Justin gives props to The Grand Cinema's recent playing of Cat Videos. Scott shares his love of Public Freak Out, Brogan shares how he feels the internet is karma free, and how they are all suckers for the surprise military coming home videos. 27:17 – PRG shares what he loves about the street artists he runs into, what is fun in doing street art, and peoples incisive need to understand the person behind their art. They discuss what they love about Tacoma, the public executions that happened in the area, and how they would want to go if they had to face execution. They all share if death by drowning or burning is worse, PRG discusses the jackets he makes, and they look up the Bane from Batman jacket. PRG shows the guys his suitcase, explains what the purpose of it is, and how it's really a test to see how nerdy people are. 38:08 – Justin talks about watching a screening of Fight Club in Seattle, how PRG embraces the PNW for its differences, and PRG shares his plans for cosplay next year. He gives info on where people can find him online, finishes his story on the making of PRG, and they talk about another closing of a legendary PNW store, Mr Mac's. Many thanks to PRG and PRP for sitting down with the GCP guys to chat about your character and what you love about Tacoma! Special Guest: Punk Rock Gumby.

People love to put their videos on YouTube. Cat videos, kids dunking in trash cans, there are endless videos about countless subjects, but is YouTube a haven for getting your shorts and feature seen by the masses? Alex and Trevor dive into the pitfalls and drawbacks of relying on YouTube and offer better alternatives for the indie filmmaker.

People love to put their videos on YouTube. Cat videos, kids dunking in trash cans, there are endless videos about countless subjects, but is YouTube a haven for getting your shorts and feature seen by the masses? Alex and Trevor dive into the pitfalls and drawbacks of relying on YouTube and offer better alternatives for the indie filmmaker. In this episode, we discuss: The Pros and Cons of YouTubeAlternatives for HostingAlternatives for DistributionHow to best utilize social video platformsDifferent strokes for different folks   WHAT'S COOL LumaFusion (https://www.cinema5d.com/fast-video-editing-ipad-pro-lumafusion/)Red Giant Universe 3.0 (https://www.cinema5d.com/red-giant-universe-3/)The Criterion Channel (https://www.criterionchannel.com/buy/subscription?plan=monthly)Kanopy (https://www.kanopy.com/category/supplier/criterion-collectionjanus-films)Short Hotswap Sharkfin (https://www.newsshooter.com/2019/02/07/new-short-hotswap-shark-fin-adapter-battery-plates-from-core-swx/)Intellytech Pocket Cannon (https://www.newsshooter.com/2019/02/06/intellytech-pocket-cannon-mini-led-fresnel/)New Pet Sematary trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zK0LNzU2TQI)     Talk to us! Join Fearless Filmmakers, a community of independent filmmakers taking the industry by the horns: https://www.fearlessfilmmakers.com     P.S. Don't forget to subscribe to our show on iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify, TuneIn, or iHeartRadio

Cock-a-doodle-News: [January 28, 2019] Hosted by Rosie JamesYes, you should be watching cat video at work, but not for the reason you think. In other news, should you only speak English all the time? Twitter doesn't think so. Produced and Edited by Rosie James

Episode 63 of Collider Live is here and it's Taco Tuesday! Well, minus the tacos. The gang's all here on this fine Tuesday to discuss all things movies, cats, and definitely not tacos. We also decide to watch some cat videos because those will always cheer you up, particularly when you can't have tacos. As I'm writing this description, all I can think about is tacos. Maybe we should have some delivered to the studio. That requires making a phone call, though, and no one wants to do that. Damn. #Tacos. #ColliderLive: You have no idea what might happen in this off the wall show that is a mix of the old Schmoes Know show with a dash of Collider, mixed with nonsense, shaken with comedy and served every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday live from Collider Studios. Make sure you like and share the show so we can build it TOGETHER. Make sure you give it a like as well and subscribe to the Collider Podcast feed!Visit the Schmoedown website for the latest Schmoedown news and more: http://triviasd.comFollow Kristian: https://twitter.com/KristianHarloffFollow Roxy: https://twitter.com/roxystriarFollow Macuga: https://twitter.com/JoshMacuga

Bix rambles about that one cat video and Red Dead Redemption.

Two rival cheetah clans battle under the cover of night. The outcome is fatal and will alter the lives of the warriors forever. The latest in science, culture, and history from Smithsonian Channel.

Jessica G. Myrick (@jessmyrick) is an associate professor of media studies at the Bellisario College of Communications at Penn State University. Her research focuses on the role of emotions in shaping our responses to various types of media messages Myrick's research has touched on topics ranging from skin cancer prevention campaigns and climate change appeals to the effects of incivility in responses to political Facebook posts and why we watch cat videos, and it has been featured in news outlets around the globe.

In this podcast, Cody Gough and Ashley Hamer discuss the following stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter and learn something new in just a few minutes: BACKBLAZE: Fully featured 15-day free trial of unlimited cloud backup for your Mac or PC, which you can get for just $5/month To Rekindle Your Romance, Science Says Look at Cute Animal Pictures Ashley's cat's Instagram account @agletistiny New Brain Research Shows Why You Should Face Your Fears Pluto Was Named by an 11-Year-Old Girl Email us at podcast@curiosity.com or tweet to us at @curiositydotcom If you struggle with phobias or anxiety but aren't quite ready to seek therapy, check out "No Bravery Required: A Clinically Proven Program for Fears, Phobias and Social Anxiety" by licensed marriage and family therapist Richard S. Gallagher. If you choose to make a purchase, Curiosity will get a share of the sale. Want to support our show? Register for the 2018 Podcast Awards and nominate Curiosity Daily to win for People's Choice, Education, and Science & Medicine. Just register at the link and select Curiosity Daily from the drop-down menus (no need to pick nominees in every category): https://curiosity.im/podcast-awards-2018 Learn more about these topics and more onCuriosity.com, and download our5-star app for Android and iOS. Then, join the conversation onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram. Plus: Amazon smart speaker users, enable ourAlexa Flash Briefing to learn something new in just a few minutes every day! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:15 We’re live. John jokes about being lazy and talks about hurting his shoulder. Josh talk about his wrist issue call “Mommy Thumb.” Josh talks about having to wear a cast or band to help rest and heal his thumb. Josh talks about ordering special ergonomic mouse to get through work. 3:00 Mani talks about he past issues he was experiencing with his hand and shoulders. Mani talks about his exercise to help his hands, surprisingly Mani talks about stretching his Hamstrings to help his back and shoulders. John suggests building up the quads. John mentions that he has to lay off lifting in order to recover. 9:00 John talks about 90 percent adherence rather than 100 percent. EntreProgrammers talks about the benefits of exercise but practicing it a safe manner to prevent injury. Mani talks about his new publishing pace with YouTube and collaborating with speakers. Mani talks about the viewer numbers when he does “colabs” rather than not. 14:00 John talks about watch time on Youtube and the value a channel provides to the views. John mention search volume and gaining subscriber-ship. John talks about the benefit of guess blogging or commenting on other people’s blog sites. Mani mentions plans to do a summary for Pat Flynn’s book. Mani and John talk about end cards and analytics. 21:00 More talk about how End Cards work and best practices and use cases. John and Josh joke about inserting their own cat videos as viewer lose interest in the videos. Mani suggests Reddit postings and how they should Reddit post there to get traffic. Mani calls Reddit the school of copywriting. 28:00 EntreProgrammers talks about posting videos about not giving a fuck about the Reddit police. Josh talks about be blacking list posting link on his own site. 30:00 Chuck talks about what he wants to do on YouTube. Chuck talks about what he learned about using YouTube in another coaching call he does. Chuck mention wanting to do 5 minutes videos a day on small developer topics, and a recap of episodes. Chuck talks about new hot ideas about growing the subscribers and incoming from sponsorships.  Most of these ideas are coming from trying out the  Alexa flash briefings. 35:00 Josh mentions that he should give it several months for this Flash Briefing tactic to take off. Chuck thinks that this will help other areas of the podcast to grow. Chuck mentions being elected as a chair of the local Republican party. Chuck talks about not having any time, while he has been taking care of his family. 40:00 Chuck mention Michelle talking over some areas and task that were on Chuck’s plate. John mentions talking to Flippa, and the market in buying online businesses. John talks about Flippa courses, and how to start a business and have Flippa sell it. 46:00 Josh mentions working with David, who he is taking Brian Deans marketing course. Josh talks about working with an SEO team to help him with a project. Josh mentions he needs help making a decision on doing a pilot project with this SEO team. 55:00 Chuck gives a suggestion on waiting till there is a payoff before taking on the team to do the SEO. John says the results and length of time till they see an ROI, but how long do they have to wait. 1:00:00 Josh says he could shape or have some sort of control and time to see if the SEO agency is worth the time to optimize site or project. More talks about how well this agency is known in the industry. Thoughts for the Week! John - 90 adherence! Josh - Being patient Chuck - If are not there, do something productive

Chinese space station about to plummet to earth. Going to hit Southern Michigan? Way too close for comfort. Cat video "brilliantly" explains gun control debate? Fundamental breakdown of this analogy. But it's so cute and funny, how can it be wrong, right? Never Trump dating site. Elizabeth Warren not running for president - or submitting to DNA test. I comment on this as the official Pocahontas family spokesperson. Rachel Dolezal is without a job, and may soon be homeless. Trans-black? Gender-neutral Mother's Day cards? We live in an utterly confused society. Speaking Truth in Love. Justice Kennedy retiring? Buckle-up for a bumpy political ride if that happens. If you think it was tense when Gorsuch was nominated, you ain't seen nothing yet. Thanks for listening!

Chinese space station about to plummet to earth. Going to hit Southern Michigan? Way too close for comfort. Cat video "brilliantly" explains gun control debate? Fundamental breakdown of this analogy. But it's so cute and funny, how can it be wrong, right? Never Trump dating site. Elizabeth Warren not running for president - or submitting to DNA test. I comment on this as the official Pocahontas family spokesperson. Rachel Dolezal is without a job, and may soon be homeless. Trans-black? Gender-neutral Mother's Day cards? We live in an utterly confused society. Speaking Truth in Love. Justice Kennedy retiring? Buckle-up for a bumpy political ride if that happens. If you think it was tense when Gorsuch was nominated, you ain't seen nothing yet. Thanks for listening!

Chinese space station about to plummet to earth. Going to hit Southern Michigan? Way too close for comfort. Cat video "brilliantly" explains gun control debate? Fundamental breakdown of this analogy. But it's so cute and funny, how can it be wrong, right? Never Trump dating site. Elizabeth Warren not running for president - or submitting to DNA test. I comment on this as the official Pocahontas family spokesperson. Rachel Dolezal is without a job, and may soon be homeless. Trans-black? Gender-neutral Mother's Day cards? We live in an utterly confused society. Speaking Truth in Love. Justice Kennedy retiring? Buckle-up for a bumpy political ride if that happens. If you think it was tense when Gorsuch was nominated, you ain't seen nothing yet. Thanks for listening!

Papa Fogel joins the podcast to vent about monsoons, late hits, and Mark Dantonio. We also discuss Michigan's potential path to the playoff and debate whether fans switching seats (or wearing lucky pants) can actually influence the outcome.

A Conversation with Deena Bronz, co-founder of KitNipBox.com This week we talk to Deena Bronz about the Subscription model in eCommerce. We talk about everything from her teams’ fondness for puns on social media to Why you need a Subscription Model to De-Claw your Competition! She shares some amazing insights into this industry and provides […] The post Paw-sitively Awesome Conversation on Cat Videos And The Subscription Business Model appeared first on Custom Ecommerce Web Development.

Have you been caught at work watching cat videos? Well this isn't a bad thing. Research shows that cat videos can elevate our positive emotion and make us more effective at work. Tell your boss.

In today's podcast we hear about a Symantec study that shows APTs use some pretty buggy tools. Juche may not extend to the Internet, at least for Pyongyang's leaders. Iran's CopyKitten is characterized as unsophisticated but nonetheless effective. Mac users awakened by Fruitfly—the FBI is investigating. Adobe tells us to begin saying our goodbyes to Flash. Jonathan Katz from UMD on recent experiments with quantum cryptography. Stewart Kantor from Full Spectrum on protecting utility companies by using private RF (radio frequency) networks. And some notes from Vegas, because what goes on in Vegas doesn't stay there.

Ep77:  I would rather be watching cat videos on YouTube The post I would rather be watching cat videos on YouTube appeared first on The Real Magic Podcast, Unpacking Design with Greg & Alan.

Is it possible to make cats useful? Should they be weaponized? Should we give them government jobs? And how do we get that YouTube money? Tune in this week as we do battle with mankind's greatest enemy. Don't forget to pack some catnip, and maybe a piece of string. A special thanks to the ancient Egyptians, who recognized the true power of cats.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we find out why You are Beautiful, channel Bob Dylan and The Band, and get all the "mews" from the upcoming Internet Cat Video Festival. We'll also start our holiday shopping as we learn about the Stutz Holiday Open House, and discover poet Norbert Krapf's new prose memoir.

this week i adamantly diagnose myself with the opposite of SADD, talk about those who fell for the rumor that kimye faked the robbery, name this episode seven times, ponder society's future and suggest a way to change it while briefly reveiwing the movie 'free state of jones' and then i sling some relationship advice at craigslist. subscribe, rate and review this podcast every chance you get and then follow me everywhere with @iamadamconnie.

Holy frick! Fancy-pants genius filmmaker Werner Herzog talks to Katie this week about harambe, robots, the internet, teens and so much more. Also, we'll have an update from Ryan, who's in Rio covering the Olympics. Werner's latest film, "Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World" is both about the history and the future of the internet, technology, robotics and space and it's in theaters August 19th. And yes, we're going to be taking a break from the show for a bit, but you won't have to miss Katie and Ryan too much because they'll be online and in the coolest slack room around. We'll also be keeping this feed alive with dispatches every now and again so make sure to stay subscribed! We'll miss you, bbs. More information on the film: http://www.loandbeholdfilm.com/ The O.J. documentary they discuss is an ESPN documentary called "Made in America." http://www.espn.com/30for30/ojsimpsonmadeinamerica/ Check out Ryan's dispatch from Rio here: https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/rio-cab-test?utm_term=.shGG3bEkL#.uayXy3lDW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A brainwashing professor and an unscrupulous CEO! That’s nothing compared to… Cat Videos! Aw… So Cute…

In this episode, I chat with Jane Chung co-founder of Klooff. We talk about democratization of social media time lines, how Jane grew a Facebook following of over a million and finding a niche that builds a community.

In this episode of The Edtech Take Out, Jonathan and Mindy introduce the show and talk about their hopes and dreams for this new adventure. They also dive in to YouTube and talk about ways in which it can be used safely and effectively in the classroom. Show notes and additional information can be found at www.dlgwaea.org/podcast.

Indiana Wineries: The Ultimate Guide to Wine in Indiana was recently published by Blue River Press. Travis DiNicola spoke with author Todd Outcalt about the book. The Internet Cat Video Festival is coming to the Indianapolis Museum of Art later this month, and Sharon Gamble invited its inventor Scott Stulen in fur the details. The daVinici Pursuit is an organization that makes connections with science and art with unique projects throughout Indianapolis.To learn more, Travis DiNicola spoke with Mark Kesling, Founder & CEO of the daVinci Pursuit.

Since Andrew has gone on a short break to the U.s., Ifath is going to be hosting alone for the first time this week! Our guest is Reem Mansour, Co-Founder of Cat Assistance team of Qatar. She discusses changing her career path from Mass Communication and Theatre to helping out our small feline friends and what her future plans are for the rescue organisation.

Got Jebbed, Lashing Out, Who Did It, The Revelation, Did Trump Say It, WoC, 35k, Laying In Bed For 70 Days, Cat Videos, Bowling Ball, Cement Eating, Warriors, Timbers Sounders Fight

YouTube is preparing a monthly subscription service with no ads & other perks. But is the Internet ready to pay for YouTube content? Our panel is skeptical. LinkedIn buys Lynda & their plans leave us a bit creeped out. Plus why Samsung is teetering on the edge of something huge.

Tim "the Lawyer" Sandefur talks fun times at the Supreme Court with us; Texts; Lara Logan is in the hospital; Ted Cruz's kids in the public spotlight; Marshall's News; The New Republic, social media, clickbait, and cat videos.

For those of us who have friends or relatives recently becoming acquainted with the phenomenon of the internet, or just people in our lives who like to scan the latest meme trail, we might be frequently introduced to the latest cat video meme. Even if we have better things to do, it seems so hard to resist watching those things when we have the chance. What the… ? Why? On this week’s show, Dr. Art Markman, Dr. Bob Duke and host Rebecca McInroy discuss the riveting topic of cat videos. Essentially underlying the cat, or kitten video phenomenon, is our evolutionary instinct to fall in love with babies. Babies are really hard to care for. It’s a huge challenge. If we all knew the trouble involved, none of us would take much interest in reproducing. However, babies are also irresistibly adorable. Our ingenious genetic evolution has instilled in us an insatiable attraction to the cuteness of small, helpless baby creatures, of all species, not just humans. Hence, within the modern era of easy access to technology that allows us to record, publish and distribute whatever our little hearts desire, we often want to share cute videos of kittens. Or deer, or koalas, or sloths, or puppies, or human babies… Or tsunamis. Basically, anything that’s unusual and provokes an intense emotional response is compelling to watch and share. We’re at the beginning of this technological development, so in this stage, we’re too excited by the opportunity to enjoy the instinct gratification of the meme to let it pass us by. The memes are taking over the Internet…

Sharon Gamble invited the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra's executive director, Elaine Eckart, plus concertmaster Emily Glover and principal bassist David Murray in to talk about the search for a new music director. Talking with Indianapolis Museum of Art Curator of Audience Experiences and Performances, Scott Stulen. Photographer Rad Drew's new exhibition is called Cuba -- Rural US -- Indiana, An Eclectic Exhibition, and it will be on view at Clowes Memorial Hall through October 26, 2014.

There’s been great unease about the future of 'serious' investigative journalism since the eruption of the internet shook up the traditional newspaper model. What if it’s not just the money to support this journalism that’s gone? What if it’s the readers as well, too busy sharing cat videos and shark memes to think about real news? While new philanthropic models for journalism are emerging, and traditional journalism is working out how to survive, the cat video publishers might be the ones to save the day. Maybe they were just using the cats to attract our attention, so that they could then give us the serious journalism we need. In the new world, there may be fewer newspapers, but good journalism might just find new homes (next to the cat’s basket?), and not entirely disappear.Simon Crerar is a Sydney-based British journalist and BuzzFeed’s Australia Editor.Tim Duggan is the Content Director and co-owner of Sound Alliance, which publishes In The Mix, Faster Louder, Same Same and Junkee.Peter Fray is deputy editor of The Australian and former editor-in-chief and publisher of the Sydney Morning Herald.Mark Scott is the Managing Director of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

YouTube rolls out paid subscriptions for select channels, sad cat diaries, and iJustine discusses her new wearable tech show. Hosts: Lamarr Wilson, Chad (OMGchad) Johnson, and Leo Laporte Guest: Justine Ezarik Download or subscribe to this show at twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-youtube. We invite you to read, add to, and amend our show notes. Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: proXPN - Enter offer code TWiYT

YouTube rolls out paid subscriptions for select channels, sad cat diaries, and iJustine discusses her new wearable tech show. Hosts: Lamarr Wilson, Chad (OMGchad) Johnson, and Leo Laporte Guest: Justine Ezarik Download or subscribe to this show at twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-youtube. We invite you to read, add to, and amend our show notes. Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: proXPN - Enter offer code TWiYT

YouTube rolls out paid subscriptions for select channels, sad cat diaries, and iJustine discusses her new wearable tech show. Hosts: Lamarr Wilson, Chad (OMGchad) Johnson, and Leo Laporte Guest: Justine Ezarik Download or subscribe to this show at twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-youtube. We invite you to read, add to, and amend our show notes. Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: proXPN - Enter offer code TWiYT

YouTube rolls out paid subscriptions for select channels, sad cat diaries, and iJustine discusses her new wearable tech show. Hosts: Lamarr Wilson, Chad (OMGchad) Johnson, and Leo Laporte Guest: Justine Ezarik Download or subscribe to this show at twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-youtube. We invite you to read, add to, and amend our show notes. Thanks to Cachefly for the bandwidth for this show. Sponsor: proXPN - Enter offer code TWiYT

Rob de la Cretaz, and Michael Sorg are joined Charles Kim, CEO of Geneva Mars, a recent spawn of Carnegie Mellon and grad of the Alphalab program, as we talk about his experience with the app store, developing an interactive story for kids, and the startup scene in Pittsburgh. We also talk about Capcom selling unreplayable games, Final Cut Pro X experience, Myspace gets bought (not by us) and Google+ is the future....? Join the AwesomeCast on Twitter, Facebook and be sure to follow us on iTunes in both video and audio formats, as well as YouTube, Boxee, Roku, and Blip.tv! As always, you can chime in with news, thoughts, or comments at Contact@AwesomeCast.com or 724-25-A-CAST.