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With Ub Iwerks gone, Bob Clampett was left to take over the cartooning unit, and his own sensibilities started to quickly become apparent, even if they weren't allowed completely free reign with Chuck Jones still there. In this short, we see some Clampett start to stretch his wings with evil cute characters while Jones has fun giving detailed animation to an ancient dog. Is the cartoon any good? Listen to find out!

Join us as we prep for the BRAND NEW LOONEY TUNES MOVIE COMING TO THEATERS THIS WEEK with 'The Day The Earth Blew Up' by watching 3 Porky and Daffy short directed by the great Bob Clampett! Jordan sees Daffy being Porky's doctor (eventually) in 'The Daffy Doc' Marc sees Daffy and Porky running a food stand in 'Porky's Last Stand' and we end with a 1940's remake of a Porky/Gabby Goat cartoon with 'Tick Tock Tuckered'LINKS:Support Jonathan's GoFundMeSupport us on PatreonFollow us on TwitterFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Instagram

As part of our end-of-the-year tradition, Jordan and Marc look at three Looney Tunes shorts we do not like. Marc chose yet another government-issued propaganda film, the Chuck Jones-penned Drafty, Isn't It? Jordan, on the other hand, went for more perplexing failures, like Dough for the Do-Do, a shot-for-shot remake of a Clampett classic, and Horse Hare, a Bugs short too damned racist to be remastered. Hilarity, tedium and value judgments towards the French ensue. LINKS: Support us on Patreon Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Bluesky Follow us on Instagram

For our supersized and bursting-at-the-seams 200th episode, Marc and Jordan tackle 3 shorts they've somehow never covered before, including the cult classic Chow Hound, the Clampett landmark The Old Grey Hare, and the terrific Yosemite Sam short The Fair Haired Hair, as well as episodes from Looney television shows that demanded their attention, like a bonkers episode of The Looney Tunes Show, two Michigan J. Frog-centric Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries segments, and that Tiny Toon Adventures episode that was written by a few eighth graders. Links: Support That's Not Quite All Folks On Patreon!

Happy Wedding Friday! I am SOOOO excited to have a very special guest on the podcast with me today, my beautiful wonderful cousin and bride to be Danielle! One of the biggest topics when it comes to weddings is the bridal party! Danielle is starting her reasonings for choosing to not have a bridal party! Also we get to hear the most amazing engagement story, a huge shout out to Crumbl cookie ;) A couple of extra shout outs during this episode, Lavender Fields Band, Bumble, and of course follow my lovely guest Danielle @danionthedaily2022Today we are also chatting about: Meeting the otterThe engagement story Advice for ring shopping/hinting Being Bumble successes We are discussing how she knew Kevin was the one Short engagement wedding planner What I will be like as a brideThe grooms ONE request Her decision to not have a bridal party Danielle's ISWW moment around inviting significant others to the wedding!! Extra key notes:Tricia is my mom lol Thank you for listening!

National pancake day. Entertainment from 1983. 1st televised presidential debate, 1st Chief Justice to the US Supreme Court, NC-17 created. Todays birthdays - Johnny Appleseed, Edmond Guinn, Pope Paul VI, Jack LaLanne, Marty Robbins, Donna Douglas, Lynn Anderson, Olivia Newton-John, Linda Hamilton, Melissa Sue Anderson, Jim Caviezel, Zoe Perry. Paul Newman died.Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Deff Leppard http://defleppard.com/Pancake song - Singalong kids songsTell her about it - Billy JoelNew looks from an old lover - BJ ThomasBirthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/El Paso - Marty RobbinsBeverly Hillbillies TV theme(I never promised you a) Rose garden - Lynn AndersonTill you say you'll be mine - Olivia Newton-JohnYoung Sheldon TV themeExit - It's not love - Dokken http://dokken.net/https://www.coolcasts.cooolmedia.com/show/history-factoids-about-today/

     Hello and welcome to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast where we uncover the secrets to playing better Golf. This week on the Pod, we have Southern California Hall of Fame Teacher Billy Mackinney. Billy is a Master Instructor, having studied under famed Instructors Greg McHatton and Ben Doyle.  We also have Bobby Clampett.  Bobby is a Monterey Peninsula legend having been the number one amateur in the World while matriculating under legendary BYU Coach Karl Tucker. Clampett had humble success on TOUR and eventually went into broadcasting where he became a great voice at CBS Golf. Now, Clampett has created his philosophy called, “ The Impact Zone”. He has schools primarily in Florida and is rapidly expanding. Bobby also is a Winemaker and a Golf Course Architect. Incredibly accomplished to say the least.   In this episode, we talk about Mr. Clampett's playing career and his life away from playing. We talk also about the importance of proper instruction and creating a “system “ that is learnable and sustainable for the student. Bobby's teaching philosophy keeps the student within a certain framework to always have tangible things to work on. And, it's not JUST the swing ! It is everything else to have you playing to your potential.     Thank you Billy and Bobby for coming on. It was a pleasure and I'm sure the words spoken in this episode will undoubtedly help folks to get clear on the games ! You can reach Billy easiest on his Instagram @billmackinneygolfsecrets and you can find Bobby at www.impact zone golf.com

Daffy was most frequently at his Daffiest under the directorial vision of Bob Clampett. The rubbery animation and wild, exaggerated takes he employed made the screwy duck probably his most effective character to express his individual sense of what was funny. Pemmy and James explore one of Bob's earlier Daffy cartoons co-starring with Porky Pig in Porky's Last Stand, before diving into a trio of Bob's masterpieces from the tail end of his tenure at Warner Brothers: Draftee Daffy, Book revue and The Great Piggy Bank Robbery. Should you miss this podcast? Well now I wouldn't say that!

"I'm Russian, and I'm against the war" is a podcast series in which we record short interviews with Russians in Australia, for whom it is important to publicly speak out against the war in Ukraine. - «Я русский и я против войны» — подкаст SBS Russian, где мы записываем короткие интервью с русскими людьми, живущими в Австралии, для которых важно публично выступить против войны в Украине.

  Hello and welcome to the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! Today on the Pod we have Mr. Greg McHatton and Mr. Billy Mackinney ! Both of these Gentleman have been deeply educated in The Golfing Machine.  Mr. McHatton have achieved the highest level that one can achieve in The Golfing Machine  with a G.S.E.D. title, which is the equivalent of a Doctorate Degree. Mr. Mackinney has achieved the title of G.S.E.M. which is the equivalent of a Masters Degree.    For those who are unfamiliar with The Golfing Machine, it is a highly complex Golf instructional book written by a Engineer named Homer Kelly. The First edition was published in 1969. There are 7 editions of the book.   Mr. Greg McHatton is a long-time instructor in the Southern California area that has deeply influenced the likes of John Erickson, Sean Foley, Billy Mackinney, Bobby Schaeffer, Mike Bennett and Andy Plummer.  Mr. Billy Mackinney is a long-time Golf instructor that is now in the Sarasota area. Billy notably is a member of the Southern California PGA Hall Of Fame. Billy is not only is educated in The Golfing Machine, he has also aligned himself with Bobby Clampett in Mr. Clampett's "Impact Zone'.    These two Gentlemen are highly educated in the ways of The Golfing Machine but you would never know given the language that they use to help folks to golfing salvation. One of the misconceptions with The Golfing Machine and it's instructors is that they use complicated techno jargon to relay to the student what he/she needs to know to learn and grow. Thats a big reason why I want to demystify this very polarizing subject. In fact, most Golfing Machine instructors keep it incredibly simple ! They have done all of the deep contemplative work so we don't have to !    I have this book and its practitioners to deeply thank for my Golfing journey. A big THANK YOU to Greg and Billy for coming on and celebrating this masterpiece that Mr. Kelly wrote !

Get 10% Off your first order of De Soi Aperitifs Vocalist, songwriter/producer, and comedian Katelyn Clampett shares latest projects in this phase of her music and comedy career. Her dynamic range, genre-versatility, and prolific writing has taken her all over the world, performing with top artists in pop and country music, and garnering praise from the likes of Victoria Beckham, Vince Gill, and Kara Dioguardi. Since moving to Nashville in 2013, Katelyn has written and produced songs (viral songs, even) for chart-topping artists in Country and Christian music (Elevation Church, Leigh Nash, Honey County, Jaden Michaels, etc.) and popular companies/TV shows (Bud Light, Pizza Hut, Dancing With the Stars, Britain's Got Talent, CBS Sports, etc.) After the last few years of pouring her craft into other artists and companies, Katelyn began releasing a string of sassy, boot-stomping, self-produced country singles in the summer of 2022, receiving high praise from publications such as “Taste of Country,” “The Boot” and “Entertainment Tonight.”  Follow Katelyn: @Katelyn Clampett Current Releases Follow The Libby O Show: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: @thelibbyoshow

In Today's episode, we will get to know the incredible Katelyn Clampett! Join us as we discuss her newest projects, the women who inspire her, and get to know her better with our 20 crazy questions! Katelyn Clampett is a Nashville-based country artist. We talked about one of Katelyn's recent releases "Hang Up and Hang Out" which was released in May of 2022. The song itself is a mental health reminder and encouragement for anyone who needs to take a break and know it's okay to rest and recalibrate. For more on Katelyn https://www.flowcode.com/page/katelynclampett --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crazywomencountry/message

If you tuned in to a televised golf tournament between 1995 to 2010, you have most likely listened to our distinguished guest, PGA Master Professional Bobby Clampett. After a spectacular amateur and collegiate career, he transitioned to the PGA tour and later the Champions Tour. In the mid-90s, he became a commentator for CBS and Turner Sports. After his illustrious time in the booth, Clampett has shifted his focus to teaching the game of golf, using his proven strategies to improve impact position for golfers of all swing types.

 Hello and welcome to another great edition of the Flaghunters Golf Podcast ! Today we have my good friend and trusted ally, retired PGA Tour caddy Bobby Conlan.     Bobby C, as we affectionately call him hails from Carmel Valley, CA that caddied on Tour for some of the World's best. He came out on Tour with Bobby Clampett in the early 80's when Clampett was a PGA Tour rookie. Bobby C's career spanned from the early 80's to around 2015 when he finally hung em up as we say.    In this conversation, Bobby C talks about his observations of the World's best and how we can apply some of his thoughts to help benefit our own games. The conversation is also filled with great stories about his time on Tour.      A big thank you to Bobby C for coming on and thank you for listening ! Cheers, Jesse

Adam, Ryan & Tom bring you this great episode. We open by ranking the best breakfast breads, Tom shares his gift giving skills, Burk speaks Danish and someone might become a Clampett. We then transition to a different tone. A vulnerable, raw, deep discussion about community. What does your community mean to you and what are you doing to help? How growing up in and still living in a small town and some serious life events have shaped us to be the people we are. Your world and the world around you can be awesome, all you have to do is start giving. We love having serious conversations from time to time and I think you all will enjoy it as well! Intro Music "Upbeat" by Jon Luc Hefferman (No changes were made) License Link (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/legalcode) Outro Music "Quittin' Time" by Patrick Lee (No changes were made) License Link (https://creahtivecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/legalcode) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bkroadsbonfires/message

Ruth Clampett is this weeks guest! Ruth, an author, co owner and founder of Clampett Studio Collections and daughter of the legendary Warner Brothers animator and director, Bob Clampett. I'm this episode we talk about her dad, Bob, how he got into the business, working with the other legendary Warner Brothers directors and so much more. It's hard to state just how important Bob Clampett is. My earliest memory of any cartoons was “The Great Piggy Bank Robbery”. Until this chat I have had very vivid dreams of this cartoon for many weeks leading up to this and not realizing it why. It wasn't until talking to Ruth that this was my first cartoon experience and I'm so thankful that it was a Clampett cartoon. Out of all of the directors, I truly feel like Bob and Tex are my guys. I truly hope that you enjoy this episode, I know I sure as hell did! Follow Ruth: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1390057254 Follow Ruth: https://www.instagram.com/ruth_clampett/ Follow Ruth: https://mobile.twitter.com/RuthyWrites Follow Ruth: https://clampettstudio.com Follow and Subscribe to the What's In My Head Podcast across all social media platforms and wherever you listen to podcasts! Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-in-my-head-podcast/id1604643239 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/8aa4eb77-f313-490e-88fe-9368559a6635/whats-in-my-head-podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nmyheadpod Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWRpYS5yc3MuY29tL25teWhlYWRwb2QvZmVlZC54bWw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nmyheadpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7lKoC7V7kfuNUhCxKZSxsL?si=ZnoyUEYmTmy8ES2PDPMFNA Stitcher: Check out What's In My Head Podcast https://listen.stitcher.com/yvap/?c=sharelink&af_dp=stitcher://show/704938&af_web_dp=https://www.stitcher.com/show/704938&deep_link_value=stitcher://show/704938 Twitter: https://twitter.com/nmyheadpod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WhatsInMyHeadPodcast/featured Don't forget to subscribe and follow us across all social media platforms.

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This message was given earlier this year by one of our favorite guest speakers, Rev. Earl Clampett. Enjoy this bonus message today! For more information about us, please visit www.treeoflifeca.org

On this week's show we chat to Celbridge Rockers "The Psychs" about their latest singles, the origin story of the band and their wildest gigs. Join us for a bit of craic and a catch up as we put the guys to the test to see how well they know their band mates. All this and more only on...Da Paddy and Darragh Show

Join us for special gues, Rev. Earl Clampett as he continues the message he started in August.    For more about us, please visit www.treeoflifeca.org

Dread and Jamie talk about where everyone has been for the last four months, and then they attempt to reconcile their broken marriage by communicating about forehead kisses.

This week, special guest preacher Rev. Earl Clampett talks about the rules of the game!    For more information, please visit www.treeoflifeca.org

Today, Homer Kelley's 1969 book The Golfing Machine is a standard text for those who study the science of the golf swing. Famous instructors cite it, as do tour pros like Bryson DeChambeau and Steve Elkington. But in 1982, The Golfing Machine was most associated with 23-year-old Bobby Clampett, who had been schooled in Kelley's system. Clampett had compiled a stellar amateur résumé, and after two rounds of the '82 Open Championship, he led by five shots. He was on the verge of validating what he had once told a reporter about The Golfing Machine: "It's the Bible of golf." In this edition of our audio documentary series, we tell the story of Homer Kelley, Bobby Clampett, and their quest to prove that science could solve the mysteries of the game. Season two of Fried Egg Stories is brought to you by Precision Pro Golf. This episode was produced by Garrett Morrison and mixed by Cameron Hurdus.

Austin is back this week to tell us about his dog's weekend. Grayson and Jonah reminisce about The Beverly Hillbillies. Grayson's news story is a little colorful this week and we round out the show with the latest installment of Ali's Mailbox.

Love him, or hate him, Bob Clampett is a director that helped establish the tone of the Looney Tune shorts. Jordan looks at a boid in 'Bugs Bunny Gets The Boid' Marc discusses the Elmer Fudd short, 'An Itch In Time' and we both look at the sequel to a short we both really liked, in 'Tortoise WIns By A Hare'

As Head of Asset Management for the Retail Division at Attacq, Michael has had to face many disruptions over the last six months with regards to his large property portfolio, with the crown jewel being Mall of Africa. As with all retailers, all properties had to be prepared for lockdown, from being hygienically compliant to deciding who will be able to trade and who won’t. As the lockdown levels were adjusted, so too were the restrictions that had to be adhered to. Please enjoy the conversation and subscribe for more. Read more: https://www.rmb.co.za/page/data-analytics-no-longer-a-hard-sell-for-retailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let's talk about television families. The good:The Brady, the Flintstone, Huxtable, Barone, Evans, Drummond & Jackson, Addams, Munster, Cleaver, Duke, Clampett, Arnolds, Jetsons, Partidge, Carwright, Bradford, Cunningham, Ingals, and Kyle Families Then the not so good but lovableBluth, Simpson, Griffin, Bunker, Bundy, Belcher And the bad.Soprano, Ewing, Roy, Dutton, Carrington, House of Lannister, and Fisher Families When we talk about the Lone Ranger, yes, he had one support team member, surly as he could be from time to time. I'm sure he also shook his head at the guy he worked with at how ridiculous and helpless he could be. Now suppose instead, there was a group of equally intelligent, enthusiastic, genuine, articulate people that wanted you to succeed and that you wanted to succeed.  If there was a plan in place for all to support and succeed with minimal effort, wouldn't that be appealing? What if there was a small group comprised of fans of all of you, and with skills - big skills - to share your podcast content with new audiences? Now you are no longer a Lone Ranger with a surly assistant, you are part of  supportive podcast family cheering you on and talking about you everywhere - to NEW people. Cool, huh? I've run across pod squads, LinkedIn link pods and more. They are heavily vetted, and require that the members each promote each others' posts EACH day. that's a lot, especially if you are in more than one because you want the shares to be thoughtful. Think of Funnel Media Group as your hand-selected Link Pod. Setting up some of the rhythmic routines of sharing frees you up as the outstanding host to personally connect with commenters, listeners, fans, guests, prospects. Our job is to keep the audience growing through the good social media ju-jus with honest, organic posts.  Get more ideas in this episode and listen to our initiative to wind up the year with a heart - Pause for a Cause.

Over 2 decades of being the top auctioneer in Livingston Parish does not come without it's great stories but that is just one piece of Tony Achord. Local Leaders:The Podcast season 2 Episode 6 looks into the other pieces of Tony Achord from his "Giving Back" nature to his full of life personality this is an episode you won't want to miss as Jim Chapman sit's down with the voice of Southern Heirs Auction! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode of Global Impact, JW Oliver hosts business coach, Jeremy Clampett as they unpack the importance of love in business. The post Episode 20 | Love Is Good For Business – with Jeremy Clampett appeared first on Global BP Solutions®.

This Wednesday episode begins with a discussion on tacos, overrated components of tacos, and the delivery vessels of tacos. We then transition to the official announcement of the skins match at Seminole. We ponder how Rory will carry the conversation, how Rickie will activate, how DJ will strategize his way around, how Wolff could be a breakout star and, of course, whether TaylorMade will put CT machines on the first tee for testing. Mostly, we just praise the effort to bring televised golf (for a good cause) back into our lives and at a course that so few have seen on TV. An article on the European Tour’s dire financial situation also leads to a brief discussion on how different the world of golf might look when this is over and how the Euro Tour should focus on a trimmed down core product. Then Andy brings some numbers to the table to compare and contrast some of the peak decade-long runs we keep encountering during our Spotlight series and applying that marker to some modern superstars. How do they hold up against each other and to some of the names we’ve discussed in detail this past month, like Nick Faldo and Fred Couples? Lastly, we spend some time reliving the career of Bobby Clampett in what is not a full-fledged Spotlight but more of a short Flashlight review. His outrageous amateur run is discussed. We laugh at his hijinks from an all-around amusing 1979 U.S. Open, which also included the infamous Hinkle Tree and an imposter playing a practice round. Clampett’s flameout at the 1982 Open, where he held a 7-shot lead, is highlighted with Dan Jenkins reading. Finally, we discuss his place in history as the great hope of the Golfing Machine that fizzled out following the promise of his amateur success.

Did you know Gabby Goat, Porky Pig's one-time miserable sidekick, helps illustrate a fascinating chapter in the story of Warner cartoons? Listen as we discuss Mickey Mouse co-creator Ub Iwerks' crash-and-burn directing for Leon Schlesinger, and how Bob Clampett took his place! And just why did Clampett's own one-time pal Chuck Jones become a disgruntled goat himself during these days? Hear all this and more, and a breakdown of Clampett's second cartoon, Get Rich Quick Porky, Gabby's classic era farewell.

This week is our first installment of Myth-Guided History, where we set the record straight on common cartoon history fallacies. We chat about the conception and development of beloved Warner stars Bugs Bunny (who was never "Happy Rabbit") and Elmer Fudd! And our dissection of Wabbit Twouble offers a not-so-startling revelation itself... And it ain't Big Chungus!

"The Beverly Hillbillies" introduced audiences to the Clampett family in the 1960s and helped popularize the stereotype of the "Dumb Southerner." The myth persists today , wrapped up with ideas about tolerance, race and intelligence. Marie T. Cochran, director of the Affrilachia Artist Project , joined On Second Thought to dig into this idea and her experiences growing up in Appalachia. Chuck Reece, host of The Bitter Southerner Podcast, also joined the conversation.

In this week's episode, we scratch the surface about just what makes director Bob Clampett's Warner Bros. cartoons so unique and invigorating, and what gives them the frenetic energy no one has ever matched. Our in-depth dissection is of Baby Bottleneck, one of his last and very best films starring Porky Pig and Daffy Duck, which Clampett himself called a series of "incidents". And just why did he call them that? Listen and find out! 

21:00 Cloverleaf Radio Presents: Actor/Comedian Eric Edwards "Sgt. Bilko"! Broadcast in Film   1 hours ago  Cloverleaf RadioShow follow h:1029577 s:11363597 archived Play  Jimmy Falcon Cloverleaf Radio Eric Edwards Miosky Doberman Sgt. Bilko National Lampoon Comedy Senior Trip Jeremy Renner Steve Martin Blade Candyman Cloverleaf Podcast Chat Talk Discussion Interview Comedian Stand Up Cloverleaf Radio's host The Host with the Most Jimmy Falcon welcomes Actor/Comedian/Producer/Director, Eric Edwards! Eric Edwards has gained recognition on the big screen and on television, in live theater, and on the stand-up comedy circuit, working non-stop in all four mediums. In fact, in one year, Eric co-starred in two feature films, one television movie, and an original one-man show, all while simultaneously continuing as an active member and teacher of the prominent Los Angeles-based repertory group, Playhouse West. Eric produced, co-wrote, and co-starred in Fatman and Mr. Taco which was awarded Best Feature Film at the 11th annual East L.A. Chicano/Chicana Film Festival. Eric has entertained audiences on the big screen as well. Eric received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the lovable misfit, "Doberman," in Universal's Sgt. Bilko, starring Steve Martin. He first received recognition as "Murph," the bully who gets taped to the chalkboard in Problem Child 2, as the Clampett's country cousin in The Beverly Hillbillies, and as Spanky's father in Universal's The Little Rascals. In New Line Cinema's National Lampoon's Senior Trip, Eric portrayed "Miosky" opposite Jeremy Renner (academy award nominee actor of the Hurt Locker) in the comedy about the politically incorrect misadventures of a pack of high school slackers who get a lesson in civics when they take a road trip to Washington D.C. He played "Pearl" in the Wesley Snipes blockbuster hit Blade (New Line). JOIN US! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jianetwork/support

Te acuerdas de los Beverly Ricos? Los Beverly Ricos fue una exitosa serie de televisión Norteamericana producida entre los años de 1962 a 1971, que contaba la historia de una familia de humildes montañeros quienes descubrieron accidentalmente petróleo en sus tierras y se mudaron como nuevos ricos a Beverly Hills, donde adquieren una lujosa mansión, pero sus costumbres siguen siendo las mismas, vistiendo la misma ropa, hablando de la misma manera, conservando los mismos hábitos y formas de pensar, que tenían cuando eran pobres, temática que hizo de esta serie una de las más cómicas y divertidas de los años 60. Te quiero contar que de niño esta serie me encantaba, pues era muy divertido ver a los Clampett relacionándose con la crema innata de la ciudad o ver a la abuela usando la piscina de la mansión para lavar la ropa y usar las finas esculturas que rodeaban la misma como tendedero. Recordar esta serie de grande me ha hecho reflexionar acerca de la mentalidad de pobreza, pues aunque esta familia se había vuelto rica de la noche a la mañana, vivían en un lugar exclusivo y el petróleo les había dado una fortuna de 1000 millones de dólares, seguían siendo pobres en sus mentes. Y ya hablando más en serio, Según el economista conductual Sendhil Mullainathan y el psicólogo cognitivo Eldar Shafir de las universidades de Harvard y Princeton, la pobreza es más que un tema financiero: es también un problema de mentalidad. Los estudios de estos expertos demuestran que cuando la pobreza captura nuestra mente, establece una forma de pensar y, por lo tanto, una forma de actuar, de la cual es difícil salir, pero no imposible. Esto significa que no todos los problemas de dinero se solucionan con dinero, sino con cambiar nuestra mentalidad. ¡Si quieres saber como cambiar la mentalidad de pobreza, acompáñame en este episodio! Si quieres saber más, ingresa a: www.consejofinanciero.com ***** Créditos The Beverly Hillbillies - pista doblada al español

Ryan Gorcey of BearTerritory.net and Ken Clampett reunite half of the original Bear Republic Podcast quartet to talk Cal's win over Ole Miss and the upcoming tilt with USC this weekend.

Back in show 13 on Hustle, if you haven't listened to it, go check it out. I said that was the first time I lined up my show number with the theme of the show. This is the second time and this one I did plan. The show today is talking about how to be everyone's favorite. No, I'm not talking about me. I'm actually talking about #15. My #15 is my best friend, who've I met in 3rd grade when I moved schools. Sam. I'll start with the end result and the moral of the story and work backwards. Sam is, without a doubt, the kindest, most respected and well-liked person I know. He's not a business owner, an entrepreneur or a networker. He's pure and genuine. As I look back I must give myself credit. In 3rd grade, I must have had some type of spidey sense about this. I was a little round mound, a short chubby round mound that just moved to a new school. Fairly awkward, pretty shitty in school (except math) and very goofy looking (not much has changed there). Sam, on the other hand, was popular, good looking, fast (that's how you use to measure the best athletes back then) and loved by teachers, parents, and our peers. We get it Ryan, Sam is a cool dude…but how does this tie into business? Well, there are 3 things that have shaped me into being a pretty damn good business person. Playing sports, my family and friends like Sam. Here are a number of things I learned, admired or picked up from Sam…you can judge if they're important to business. 1. Being nice to everyone. I mean nice to everyone no matter where they came from.a. As the new kid, I was a bit of an outsider already, my parents were more on the liberal side, and I used to push the envelope a bit (cursing and screwing around)b. The reason he was/is liked by so many people is because he genuinely likes so many people. He's kind. Aside from my old Football coach Frank…you can't walk through our neighborhood without stopping because Sam knows somebody. He's like Ferris Bueller. 2. Don't Judge. I had great parents but we were basically the Clampett family (of Beverly Hillbillies fame) when my dad ascended through Pepsi. For those of you that don't know the analogy, the Clampett's were Hillbillies who struck it rich with oil and moved to Beverly Hills where their lifestyle obviously wasn't in alignment with Beverly Hills.We didn't fit in, my parents had lots of parties, entertained, and were fun. Looking back now, I can see how parents of my friends may have been less than excited to have their kids come over. Soda whenever we wanted, whatever food we wanted, Playboy magazines casually set in the house next to Sports Illustrated as if it were just another magazine. Since I wasn't popular, or good looking, or athletic I had to do whatever I could to get attention and that came in the form of screwing off. Sam never judged, never left me hanging…he was cool as a cucumber. 3. Hard Work. Sam was our running back in high school and he struggled with blocking. Sorry Sam, it's part of a good story. After two-a-day practices (yeah man…2 a day. For you young kids that don't know what that is. We practiced twice a day. Water was a privilege). He would stay in his gear and take extra blocking. In the off-season before we did offseason training, Sam and his dad would train, work hard and he showed us the value of hard work by doing. Sam blew us all away in our conditioning tests. 4. Follow Greatness. Now…this is what I learned. I knew that Sam was, and still is, the boy, person, man I wanted to be. I try my hardest to model my life after him. I certainly didn't get any better looking (hence why this is an audio show and not a video), but I did learn how to work hard which served me well going from a round mound to a decent football player. I saw how to treat people and try my best to have this attitude with everyone I interact with from the CEO's down to the cleaning lady who just literally stopped by my hotel room. I literally had a 5-minute conversation about where her family is from. She is a sweet lady. 30 Years ago I knew, before all of the fancy self-development narrative, that I was the product of the top 5 people I hung around. And that's why Sam hasn't been able to shake me! 5. Be Genuine…The reason Sam has such a powerful impact on people and the same reason great sales people, leaders, and business owners succeed in the long haul is they have a genuine care for others. There is no agenda, there is no “what can you do for me”, there is a genuine and deep care/love you get when you interact with people like Sam.

NWP welcomes legendary Hollywood studio head and author Ruth Clampett. Ruth's father Bob Clampett is responsible for Tweety Bird, Porky Pig, Bugs Bunny and many of your favorite cartoons! Ruth Clampett: Founder, Creative Director of Clampett Studios Ruth Clampett, daughter of legendary animation director, Bob Clampett, has spent a lifetime surrounded by art and animation. Graduating with Distinction from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Ruth opened her own Design/Photography studio in 1984. During this period she also taught Photography to designers at UCLA for three years. In 1985 the Clampett family established the Bob Clampett Animation Foundation and began selling limited edition animation art taken from Bob’s original drawings. Ruth became Creative Director and produced editions from Bob’s Warner Bros. And Beany & Cecil cartoons for the growing animation art market. At the end of 1992 Warner Bros. Decided to develop their own gallery division and brought Ruth on as Creative Design Manager. Ruth began her position at Warner Bros. almost fifty years after her Father left the studio. Eventually promoted to Vice President of Design for all store product, Ruth and her team of thirty-five Designers and Illustrators created over 2, 000 entertainment related products per year, including animation art and gallery gifts that were sold in stores throughout the world. After the closing of the WB Studio Stores, Ruth was awarded the license to continue the gallery business, and established Clampett Studio Collections in fall of 2001.  Bob Clampetts daughter Ruth Clampett, studio head and Hollywood Royalty. www.northwestprime.com www.clampettstudio.com www.ruthclampettwrites.blogspot.com

Bobby Clampett, PGA, Senior PGA Tour, Instructor and Broadcaster calls into the program to discuss his new instructional program "The Impact Zone".  Visit www.bobbyclampett.com for more on "The Impact Zone".  Bobby also discusses his involvement with The First Tee.  Mike & Billy play GTRadio golf trivia.Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Adams Golf, The Links at RiverLakes Ranch Golf Course , Microfiber Greens Towel, True Aim, McPhees Grill, The Kickwedge, Puttle.com, GroupGolfer.com and Golf Tournament In A Box, Paso Robles Golf Club. Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.

The Problems: the Greek dessert crisis (from the root, disagreeos); analyzing the tactical dearth of mousse in the Maginot Line; a shared fate for Ernst Röhm and the Clampett family; disruptive oninonomics behind food that blooms; no Abrahamic sandwiches for Halal the Elder; some phallocentric appeals of flan and its equipment; John’s beef with the compulsory heat of Turkey’s nuts; why hasenpfeffers are expendable; ruined by a young Marlo Thomas; when *M*A*S*H* got all Chachi; line-editing Raymond Carver’s cocktail napkins; accent on the fakeyest Cockneys, Guv’na; formally moving on to African-American-tie racism; efforts to secure Ann-Margret’s hips (and flips) a place on our canonical phalanx; John’s morbid—and ultimately unfounded—fear of Neil Young’s doobie; saving a lovely, dark-haired girl from hipster yodeling; and some editorial follow-up on why Merlin could still use a good Pounding. Ep. 05: “Carry on, Maude” - Roderick on the Line - Merlin Mann on Huffduffer “La carte des desserts” by tedseverson Roderick on the Line Ep. 05 Show Notes

He's been one of the most requested guest that is finally making his solo debut on Sign Guy's Wrestling Show. Cousin Cooter Clampett has been one of the most popular wrestlers in the midwest for a long time. He's a former HPW champion and is currently that company's tag title co-holder. Fans and hosts have anticipated this day for a long time. Make sure you join us for what promises to be an absolutely fun show.

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