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On a relaxing Thanksgiving week (posted the next week because Jonathan started vomiting for days shortly after this was recorded), Jonathan chats with Ryan about videogames over a refreshing cherry Pepsi and a delicious bag of chips. What starts with Jonathan trying to talk about Marvel vs. Capcom 2 quickly shifts around to discussing Angry Birds (the movie, that should really get a videogame adaptation some day), and the Adventure Time/Minecraft crossover episode that Jonathan completely missed in the show's original run. Ryan offers up a few campaign slogans and also delivers the hard hitting facts about fraudulent YouTubers and difference between the ways fake and realistic crimes are depicted in the media. 0:00:00 - Cherry Pepsi and Potato Chips0:01:04 - Marvel vs. Cat0:03:31 - Before Minions Were Minions0:05:18 - The Cat Report0:05:32 - Ryan's New Videogame Idea: Angry Birds0:07:49 - Forgetting You're a Kid Sometimes0:08:40 - Here's How You Draw Like a Kid Again0:09:10 - What Is Angry Birds?0:10:18 - Ryan's Agry Birds Card Game, Based on the Toys0:11:45 - The Binding of Isaac: Four Souls Card Game0:15:00 - Do Kids Know About Shovel Knight?0:15:40 - Slayaway Camp: Concerning for Teachers0:16:50 - The K.K. Report0:18:32 - The Line Between Fake Crime and Realistic Crime0:19:40 - Out of the Kid-verse0:21:00 - Ryan's Campaign Slogan0:21:19 - The Adventure Time/Minecraft Crossover0:25:50 - Which is More Scary, Ghostface or Minecraft?0:26:56 - Creative Ways Around Child Labor Laws0:28:08 - Minecraft vs. Minecraft0:29:40 - Double Dragon DLC for River City Girls 20:30:47 - The Nerds Have Inherited the Earth0:32:13 - Pixels Review0:32:35 - Shutting Down the Fraudulent YouTubers0:33:15 - Ryan's Single Issue Campaign for President0:34:14 - See Ya Later! Support the show here! - patreon.com/ttwav
Send us a Text Message.The ladies of @4ShotsLater are back to celebrate Juneteenth. Steph gets the ladies ready with Snoop & Dre's Gin & Juice RTD and hits them with a Cherry Pepsi shot for Shot O'Clock ( all recipes below). They also play a round of Black Card Revoked to brush up on some Black History.Snoop & Dre Gin & Juice RTD Cherry Pepsi Shot-Crown Royal Vanilla-Cherry Bitters-Wild Cherry Pepsi0:00 Gin & Juice12:58 Hot Topics28:26 Shot O'Clock31:40 Black Card RevokedFor all things 4 Shots Later ------ https://linktr.ee/4shotslaterCall or Txt the ShotLine @ 404-594-3474------ Drop us a comment, question or compliment!Shop all ingredients, glassware, & bar ware on LTK --- https://www.shopltk.com/explore/4shotslater
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In this edition of the Wild World of Pepsi we look at Cherry Pepsi…I mean Wild Cherry Pepsi…no, I mean Pepsi Wild Cherry and learn the history on the highly popular drink.
James Carbary is the bestselling author of Content-Based Networking: How to Instantly Connect with Anyone You Want to Know. He's also the founder of Sweet Fish Media, a podcast-first media company. He's been a contributor for the Huffington Post & Business Insider, and he also co-hosts the B2B Growth Show (a top ranked podcast according to Forbes).Follow James on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamescarbary/Learn more about Sweet Fish Media here: https://sweetfishmedia.com/Did you ever do any podcasts in person at, at any point in time? So we have, but I don't... To me, the benefit of being able to interview somebody from wherever you are in the world, without the limitation of having to be in-person, has always been so much more attractive to me. And the thing about in-person interviews, it accelerates the friendship a lot faster, and I'm big on that. Like using podcasting as a way to generate, or not generate, but like cultivate really genuine relationships with people. So when you're in person, obviously being in person, you can, you just have a different level of intimacy with the person there. But, no, I haven't done a lot of in person interviews. I think maybe a handful. Yeah. And as someone who's done as much as many podcasts as you have, I do, because I have a second podcast called mile high Mentors, which is all local community, Colorado base, Colorado guests, everything. It really brings a different dynamic doing it in person. I just, I can't wait for the day where we can be in virtual reality and literally feel like we're in the same room, do a podcast that way. We're on the the way there, hopefully. You know what I mean? Your local podcast idea, man... I'm convinced that there are people in real estate, people that own like... The people that own marketing agencies that focus on the local market, like there are so many industries that if they just started like the Denver Entrepreneurs Show or like whatever, like going local like that, it would position you so well to build all the right relationships. Dude, the niche show has been so underutilized, because that was my first podcast. B2B Mentors was a little more recent. And when I first wanted it to get into podcasting. I'm like, whoa, there's a lot of podcasts out there, and you know, what do I want to do that's unique? And I know Colorado's got this big ecosystem that in 10 years from now is going to be on the global stage, which are a kind of already is. And so I decided to do it on all local niche. And it's been total trampoline, I think because of the focus that literally when you really start getting in touch with your local community and understanding all the influence that's there... We're only one degree connected from everywhere else in the world. So I can only speak to that. It's been a blessing having that and starting it that way, just out of serendipity. Like, I wanted to do it in person. It was actually going to be a TV show when we first started. Okay. Yeah. The other piece, you can level up your video when you're in person. You can do a video, obviously, digitally like what we're doing right now, but just having a zoom background or whatever the office of the other person that you're talking to, it's a little bit limiting. Where, when you're doing in person interviews, you can have a couple cameras set up and you can do a little bit more stuff in post that, that creates a little bit, I dunno, just a higher level of production and depending on how you're repurposing the content, it can end up going really well for you. In the energy, there's a huge difference in energy doing that stuff in person. Just being able to read each other's social cues a little bit differently. So, it's been a little disheartening going back to zoom all the way, but it's still good. And you're still able to get good convo in everything. You just gotta be extra, extra thoughtful in how you're going about it. Yeah. So what, what was it for you, man, that you had this local podcast. Why then start another one? Why start B2B Mentors? Mile High Mentors, the formatting of the show is a little different and I love sales and marketing and like nerding out about sales and marketing and business development and strategy, more specifically. So, I found a lot of my podcasts- I kind of started inking a lot of these shows. They are kind of started bleeding into Mile High Mentors a bit like. I'm like, I would really like a separate show that's all focused set on leadership, business development. And I can, I can do this more on the global stage and have guests from, you know, Israel, and UK and anywhere in the world. There is a yin and yang to it. There's a yin and yang to having a local Show. I still run it. And it still well, well worth having those separate, but that was why I kind of went in one direction over the other. So this is a good question. Now my question for you, it's not maybe not as good of a question, but why Cherry Coke? Why not Cherry Pepsi? Cherry Pepsi doesn't live up to your standard? Bro, like I just hate Pepsi. I don't know if it tastes too water down to me, but I like, I will legitimately leave a restaurant if they're a Pepsi shop. I was going to be like, sorry, like I have to go next door. I don't know when that happened. I think it was like my late twenties when I started just developing this incredibly bad taste for Pepsi for some reason. And so our team jokes around about it all the time, like one of the questions we ask our new employees: are you Team Coke or are you Team Pepsi?And a it's, it's how I, how I know whether they're going to be on my good side from the get or not. You won't hire them if they're Pepsi? You're just discriminating against people who are Pepsi fans. Oh, I'll end up in, ah, in, in jail at some point for my discrimination toward Pepsi lovers. But for now you're moving, you're shaking. You're doing business. Just for those that are listening, please brag about yourself. Give, but yeah, man, give just a background 60 second synopsis on what lead you to where you're at, in your career today and some of the major wins along the way. Yeah. So, I won a sweepstakes back in 2008, I didn't actually it. My roommate's brother-in-law won this sweepstakes through a phone company called Alltel. And it was one of those deals where you, like, text football to 1-800-ALL-TEL. And you can win an all expense trip to a professional football game of your choice with nine of your friends. And so I was one of the friends that got to go on this trip. Took a private jet to New York city, got to go all around the city in a private, like, limo bus with a police escort. Got to watch the Giants-Cowboys game in a suite right next to Jerry Jones. It was like this is unreal experience. And there's a guy that was leading all of, kind of, the logistics for the trip. His name was Jeff and he was waiting there for us as soon as we got off the private jet that morning. He was in the limo bus with us, coordinating with a police escort. And so he was with us the entire day and I just ended up hitting it off at this guy and didn't really think anything of it. I just thought, "Oh, he's probably some low level employee with Alltel." I didn't really think in any of it. But we talk about faith. We talked about family, business... And by the end of the day, I found out that he's actually the CEO of this global logistics company that Alltel hired. And he just really likes New York. And so he happened to be on the trip himself. And so we ended up swapping contact information. I didn't think anything is going to happen from it. So I'm not really thinking anything at all about this interaction. And about a year and a half later, he calls me and asks me to move across the country. I was living in Oklahoma at the time. He asked me to move to Orlando to help him run the helicopter division of his logistics company. And so, prayed about it and decided to say yes, moved across the country and at helicopter logistics for NASCAR, actually, for three years. And the reason I like telling that part of my story is because it's segued really nicely into what we do now in the world of podcasting. I actually don't care much about podcasting like, I think it's cool. I think it's nice. But what I really care about is relationships and how can you reverse engineer, genuine relationships with the exact people that you want to know? Because the relationship with Jeff that I built in 2008 was completely serendipitous. It happened by accident. There was no strategy or purpose in meeting Jeff. I just happened in to that. And I think so many of us just stumble into these life changing relationships, but what I have found with podcasting or with really any sort of content collaboration, I've built the business around podcasting because I think its the easiest form of content collaboration. But what I loved so much about it, what we helped other companies do, is try to figure out like how, how can I reverse engineer relationships with the exact people that I need to know to move my business forward? And when you have a podcast. So for us, we work with a lot of VPs of marketing at B2B SaaS companies. So, our Show B2B growth. We literally go to VPs of marketing at B2B SaaS companies and ask them to be a guest on our show. And most of the time we don't end up doing business with them. But a lot of times we do. And through that collaborative process of creating an episode with them, we actually get to know them. We build this meaningful relationship with this human on the other end of the Zoom call, and through that collaboration, sometimes they end up referring us to people. Sometimes they end up becoming our customer, but regardless at the end of the day, we've developed a friendship with that person. Listen in for the full episode!
Code-named "Maverick", Pete Mitchell, the impetuous daredevil Navy-pilot ace, is accepted into Miramar's elite Fighter School, also known as "Top Gun". There, as the impulsive pilot competes with the best of the best, not only will he meet Charlie, the flying school's curvaceous astrophysics instructor, but also the brilliant and highly competitive fellow student, "Iceman", with whom right from the start, he will engage in a reckless contest. As Maverick is haunted by his father's mysterious death, will he be able to suppress his wild nature to win the prestigious Top Gun Trophy? Join us with our special guests, David and Joanne Tallent, while enjoying some Bacardi Rum & Wild Cherry Pepsi. As always, drive safe, drink responsibly, and keep watching movies!! On Facebook and Instagram @drunkendriveinpodcast On Twitter @drunkdriveinpod Email Drunkendriveinpodcast@gmail.com Sources: IMDB.com & Wikipedia
Welcome back to the house, folks! Joe, Myles, and Nik go on a rescue mission deep in the 845 Movie House recording studio to save Alex from the clutches of an unhinged movie star. Alex and Joe review Old, analyze Jordan Peele's Nope poster, and play a game of twisting the endings of 'classic' movie titles. Strap in - the local Regal still doesn't have Cherry Pepsi. It's 518 Film House.
We don't have a single book to talk about today. Instead, join us at the info desk, where we're talking Wodehouse, Cherry Pepsi, Vikings, and More! Books mentioned: Aunts Aren't Gentlemen by P.G Wodehouse Children of Ash and Elm by Neil Price Smashing the Liquor Machine by Mark Lawrence Schrad Tall Men, Short Shorts by Leigh Montville Factory Summers by Guy Delisle Contact Us: Instagram @therewillbbooks Twitter @therewillbbooks Email willbebooks@gmail.com Goodreads: Therewillbebooks ko-fi.com/therewillbbooks patreon.com/therewillbbooks
This week James is joined by Favourite Foe (She/Her) board game content creator extraordinaire. Check out their content here = https://favouritefoe.com/ Games featured in this episode are= Catan Published by KOSMOS and designed by Klaus Teuber. Railroad Ink published by Horrible Guild and designed by Hjalmar Hach, Lorenzo Silva. Sagrada published by Floodgate Games and designed by Peter Wocken Azul Summer pavilion by Next Move Games and designed by Michael Kiesling Contact LGNOE at @lgnoepodcast or email us at lastgamesnightonearth@dungeonsandflagons.co.uk
Do you have Hulu? Do you like foreign language films? How about listening to two dudes talk during a movie you're trying to enjoy? You've come to the right spot! Head over to Hulu, click on Another Round, and feel free to watch along as Alex and Joe offer on-the-spot commentary as they watch the film together for the first time. Oh - bring your own Cherry Pepsi, we're kind of out of it right now.
Hosts Alex and Joe are accompanied by on-going Guest-Host Myles for their continual coverage of WandaVision. Review of Season 1 Episode 6 "All-New Halloween Spooktacular." The episode was so "spooky" Alex almost spilled his Cherry Pepsi. Almost.
518 Film House reviews the latest WandaVision episode, predicts the winners of the Golden Globes, and airs a world premiere movie trailer. Grab that golden (globe) buttered popcorn and refill your Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House discusses the latest WandaVision episode and reviews HBO Max's The Little Things and Amazon Prime's One Night in Miami. A whole lot of reviews today - better grab your two liter of Cherry Pepsi for this one folks, it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House invites Guest Host Myles back for coverage on the latest WandaVision; Alex reviews Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and Joe reviews Sound of Metal (available on streaming, Netflix and Amazon, respectively). 518 Film House is also now on Twitter - @518filmhouse - follow and come interact with us on our new digital platform! This one feels like a double episode... better grab that second Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House takes an extensive look at the MCU's first Disney Plus series WandaVision - aided by our guest host, Myles. During the episode hosts Alex and Joe, with guest commentary from Myles, discuss and review the first two episodes of the series. Joe and Myles really liked it; Alex thought it could use more Cherry Pepsi product placement.
518 Film House takes a significantly deeper dive into Patty Jenkins' 2020 film Wonder Woman 1984 (available to stream on HBO Max, In Theaters [wherever theaters are open]). Strap in (yes, the new 518 Film House theater chairs have straps now - we didn't order them that way, but that's what happens when you order your theater seats from Wish) and try our new Cherry Pepsi flavored Coke (it's just Cherry Pepsi) - it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House reviews Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman 1984 and Disney/Pixar's Soul. Alex and Joe contemplate if John Wick has ruined action movies and if the at-home theater experience has any perks. Moreover, Alex and Joe pitch ideas for New Years centric films. Next week 518 Film House will be hosting a WW84 spoilercast - if there are any topics or thoughts you would like discussed on the episode - feel free to email 518filmhouse@gmail.com. Make sure you've got your refill of Cherry Pepsi set - it's a double review episode of 518 Film House.
518 Film House hosts a robust discussion about Joe and Alex's go-to holiday films (It's a Wonderful Life and The Revenant, respectively). Movie news this week: Patty Jenkins argues "big-name" directors will be hesitant to work with WB; MGM for sale at $5B; Minari Nominated for Foreign Language Film at Golden Globes. Socially distantly cozy up with friends and family this holiday season, turn up the fire place, grab your favorite holiday drink (and if you don't have one yet - a crisp Cherry Pepsi is delightful on a cold winter's night), and turn it up to roughly 6 or 7 - it's 518 Film House.
Hosts Alex and Joe discuss Iron Man 3 (2013) and Die Hard (1988) as holiday films. 518 Film House pitches a continuation of Disney's The Santa Clause series; 518 Film House discusses upcoming movies available for streaming. The only thing John McClane was missing at Nakatomi Plaza was an ice cold Cherry Pepsi. Yippie Ky Yay, filmgoers.
Hosts Alex and Joe welcome "Christopher Nolan" and British Santa Claus to the show to aide in further discussing the pandemic, movie-going, and the streaming service culture. Alex argues that The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) is actually a Hallmark Christmas film; Joe reviews the Mel Gibson/Walton Goggins film Fatman. 518 Film House holds a white elephant gift exchange to determine what holiday films they will discuss on the next episode. String up the lights and crack open the Cherry Pepsi (or, in this week's case, a Fort Orange Brewing Pine Hills New England IPA) - it's 518 Film House.
For the final "Notevember" special hosts Alex and Joe welcome Guest Myles (Tom Hooper's 2019 Cats expert) for a live watch of the 2019 theatrical adaptation of Cats the musical. Come for the laughs and introspection, but, oh my, please don't stay for the whole movie (actually do, though, we'd love to have you with us). Refresh that Cherry Pepsi, sync up your movie, and enjoy the music - it's 518 Film House.
For the month of November 518 Film House will be discussing films about music. This week Alex and Joe discuss Damien Chazelle's Whiplash. Alex and Joe return to as more fluid structure for the episode - leading to multiple tangents about anything from Clint Eastwood to band-aid product placements. Enjoy the complimentary headphones - keep your social distance and grab that refill of your Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House welcomes Guest Host Sonia Morreira for a roundtable discussion of Jordan Peele's Get Out (2017) and Us (2019); one of the faces of contemporary American horror. How does Peele do it? Sonia, Joe, and Alex (hopefully) have the answer. This is the final episode in the 518 Film House mini-series 518 House of Horrors for October 2020. The House of Horrors will reopen its doors in October 2021. Darkness falls across the land... The midnight hour is close at hand... Filmgoers in search of Cherry Pepsi.... Well, you get it - it's 518 Film House.
518 Film House plunges into the emotionally repressed worlds of up-and-coming horror auteur - Ari Aster - by taking a look at his two feature length pictures: Hereditary (2018) and Midsommar (2019). Make sure to grab a refill of that Cherry Pepsi, remember your ticket, and for the love of all things horror movies, wear your bear suit - it's 518 Horror House.
For the first episode in a month-long miniseries hosts Alex and Joe discuss Horror and Thriller films, pitch Slasher film ideas, and envision Arnold Schwarzenegger as the "final girl" in a Slasher film. Strap in tight, hold onto your seat, and for the love of all things movies, don't spill the Cherry Pepsi - it's 518 House of Horrors.
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Another Salem Savage Studio podcast released on February 26, 2019. Listen to Gabe, Devin, Luke, and Caleb as they do a study in Numbers, figure out the origin of Caleb's name, and draft the best soda-pop flavors. Drop some comments, question submissions, and other ideas to salemsavagestudio@gmail.com. Subscribe on YouTube and all our other podcast sites! We are changing our intro music. Is it good? Look forward to our next podcast coming out this Thursday. Soda Draft Results: Gabe-Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Cherry Pepsi, Sprite Luke-A&W Root Beer, Cherry Coke, Mixed Berry Sprite, Orange Crush Caleb-Swamp Water, Grape Fanta, Sprite Cranberry, Mountain Dew Devin-Coke, Cream Soda, Barq's Root Beer, Coke Zero Go to YouTube and press the "i" in the top right corner of the video to vote for who you think won the draft.
The "Gun in Your Face?", "Cherry Pepsi", "Mispronouncers", "Facebook is for Old People", "Fake ID Photo", "Frozen Margarita" & "What are Those?" stories are all discussed in the Trifling in NYC segment. We also cover the new HBO series "Succession." Thanks as always for your support. visceralist@gmail.com @visceralist © Visceralist LLC
Well would you look at that. You made it through another week, and have a fresh episode of the Tubcast. We talk about a lot of stuff this week. We talked the Shape of Water, KB Toys and we don’t let Jeremy drink a full 2 liter of Cherry Pepsi.
Mac lost his partner in crime for a week so he recruited his friend Drew to help him with the show (there may or may not have been a kidnapping involved), We talk a little music, A movie is being made about Flamin Hot Cheetos and we're not going to watch it, We also talk Netflix and Hulu because that's a staple of the show now, We debate our favorite elimination chamber matches, and Find out what happened the past week in Vinnie Mac's House of Wack. Oh and we have a Twitch account now so add that to the list of things to not check out :) Outro: "Cherry Pepsi" - Saint Pepsi
The MoreBikes.co.uk team talk about Carli’s escapades on a ladies-only track day at Donington Park, how excited she is about trying the new helmet from Shark with built in LED’s and she reveals what she will be riding next week. Tony’s off on yet another tyre test adventure and says what he thinks of the new Avengers film – oh and he does a lot of burping too thanks to drinking Cherry Pepsi too fast… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, DJ Ivy and C-Kore talk about how to sell girl scout cookies at the White House (or not), and that crazy harpy that is Sharon Osbourne.According to DJ Ivy, kidnapping and imprisonment is justified as long as you feed the captive Buttered Popcorn jelly beans and carrots and Cherry Pepsi and Pretzel Pizza.
Steve Cooper talks with actor Michael McGrady. Michael made his foray into television was quickly as he was cast in one of the nations first Cherry Pepsi commercials. From then on he has worked steadily in the industry for almost 30 years. He has guest starred on countless shows such as 24, CSI: Miami, Leverage, Prison Break, Rizzoli & Isles, Hawaii Five-0, Longmire, Breakout Kings and Castle. He has co-starred in the series Low Winter Sun, Southland, Mob City and Day Break and currently can be seen playing Frank Barnes in Showtime's hit series Ray Donovan.
This week on TBASH - Psychic Andy pours a few with the one the only...BDT!!! Topics include: Dirty Chai Tea, Cherry Colas, IPAs, Bourbon, and drinking Gravity Bong Water mixed with ________ . This weeks shootout: Cherry Coke Vs Wild Cherry Pepsi Vs Cherry Coke Zero!
Immortal C64 Episode 37 - Powered by Cherry Pepsi. Track Listing : 01 .. Trond Jensen - LCP 8580 - 3:01 02 .. Chris Lightfoot - Dont X-ray - 2:03 03 .. Marcin Majdzik - Sentimentally Inspired Day - 1:40 04 .. Dariusz Paliga - Style 8 Tune 3 - 2:28 05 .. Alexander Wiklund - Euro Trash - 2:08 06 .. Andre Schroder - 36 Tune - 3:27 07 .. M Nilsson-Vonderburgh - Starbox - 5:00 08 .. Sascha Nagie - Talk of the Devil - 4:03 09 .. Marc van den Bovenkamp - Planetgroove - 2:26 10 .. Kai Walter - Mathimatica Tune 1 - 2:50 11 .. Alexander Ney - Druid II Theme - 2:34 12 .. Tomasz Szymsczak - Puddingstone - 2:11 13 .. Jen Leiers - Bubble Mania Tune ? - 14 .. Thomas Detert - Quadrant Tune 4 - 3:25 15 .. Guiseppe Musardo - Red Hot Chilli Pepper Intro - 3:16 16 .. Sascha Nagie - DRAX's Domain - 2:08 17 .. Stellan Andersson - Revolved Tune 1 - 8:02 18 .. Stein Pedersen - Newfunkland - 2:18 19 .. Thomas Detert - Game On 1994/11 - 4:39 Thanks for listening :) I can be found on Twitter at Retrograde77 / email : akumadesigns at gmail.com and also on Commodore is Awesome's IRC : irc.abime.net #awesome. awesome.commodore.me
Matt & Mike record together (IN PERSON) from Matt's apartment. This leads to the guys talking no sports but instead enjoying soda, Kraft singles, running stories and strange happenings in the work place. Just listen, it's a fun episode!
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