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The DBC gang is back in studio after a LONG wreck-filled Cup Race in the Irish Hills of Michigan, this time with a pair of 23XI Racing teammates in Bubba Wallace and Riley Herbst. The episode starts with a recap of both drivers' weekends, followed by some high praise for Riley Herbst from Bubba Wallace for the teammate he's been. The group talks about Cleetus McFarland's performance in the ARCA and Trucks race, the difference between racing both vehicles, and what Ford seems to be missing from a lackluster performance in their own backyard. Plus, Bubba Wallace opens up about what it's like to race around Carson Hocevar, his post-race conversation with The Hurricane that had social media buzzing, and how there's a difference between racing hard and racing stupid. The group debates if Denny Hamlin will retire at the end of next season, their Mt. Rushmore of NASCAR drivers, who is at fault for the massive wreck on the restart of the Cup race, and much more. As always, Reaction Theatre brings the laughs, followed by S*** Show HOF and Ask DBC. Plus, Freddie shouts out all of the weekend winners from around the country. Want more DBC? Check out and subscribe to the new DBC YouTube channel! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Seven hours of camp, chug and genre-hopping hedonism from techno's two princes of darkness, recorded live at Kyiv's ∄. Hear the names Hayden Payne, aka Phase Fatale, and Pablo Bozzi, and it might conjure visions of dark techno. As Berghain and KHIDI residents, both artists are synonymous with the heavier strands of misfit dance music. But Soft Crash, their lockdown-born joint venture, offers something different: making the world's darkest dance floors fun again. RA.1042 is a crash course through the campier ends of the spectrum, pulling from Italo, disco, and house for a mix full of vocals, ascending chords, and bouncy arpeggios. Clocking in at a gargantuan seven-hour runtime, the mix perfectly balances both of their styles without the energy ever dipping. Swinging for the fences with chuggy, oddball bangers and trance euphoria, the duo weaves tracks from Steffi and Virginia, Goldfrapp, and Junior Jack, alongside climactic Easter eggs from Moby, Madonna, and Underworld. It's the sound of a party you never want to end. Read the Q&A at ra.co/podcast/1061

Jim Shannon and Todd Ritter welcome back two familiar faces to the corner of Rick House in Frankfort: Diane Strong, the driving force behind the Bourbon on the Banks Festival, and Bo Cumberland, the festival's videographer and distillery film maker. Together they settle in for a relaxed preview of the 2026 Bourbon on the Banks Festival — now in its seventh year — touching on new events, expanded programming, sold-out tickets, and the evolution of the single barrel program that has become one of the festival's most celebrated features. On the Tasting Mat: - James E. Pepper 1776 Single Barrel Bourbon (Bourbon on the Banks 2025 Pick): A barrel selected the prior year by Jim, Todd, and Bo at James E. Pepper Distillery in Lexington. Clocking in at 109.4 proof, this single barrel pours with rich aromas of cherry cola, leather, and a subtle barrel funk. The palate delivers a lush butterscotch sweetness — evoking Werther's Original hard candies — balanced by a satisfying peppery bite on the mid-palate. The finish is long, warm, and refuses to fade. A confidently balanced cask-strength pick available at the festival for around $60–65. *(00:01:54)* - Jeptha Creed Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Single Barrel Reserve (Bourbon on the Banks 2025 Pick): A four-grain bourbon — built on the distillery's heirloom Bloody Butcher corn alongside wheat, malted barley, and rye — bottled at 119.52 proof from Warehouse B after seven years and one month of aging. The nose opens with intriguing complexity, revealing sweet cinnamon, a whisper of root beer, and a hint of fresh strawberry. The palate is full-powered and richly flavored, landing on buttered cinnamon pancakes with a wave of deep caramel. A distinctive expression that showcases just how compelling Jeptha Creed's long-aged releases have become. *(00:20:05)* On the Tasting Mat: Beyond the pours, the crew digs deep into everything Bourbon on the Banks 2026 has to offer: a sold-out Bourbon Bell River Tour with Ingram Distillery, the returning Whiskey Thief Kickoff Party (barrel burning included), a free family-friendly Friday night on the lawn with circus performers and a mermaid, the Culinary Bourbon Geek class with Peggy Noe Stevens now pushed to 2 p.m., a Friday VIP Reception and Auction sponsored by Larkin Bourbon, a Saturday morning brunch at Cypress and Oak, expanded single barrel picks from eleven distilleries including Angel's Envy, Pursuit Spirits, Jeptha Creed, Jackson Purchase, Boondocks, and others, and an after-party headlined by Creekwater with bluegrass openers Hancock and Schaus. Twilight tickets for the October 3rd main event are still available at bourbononthebanks.org. Be sure to visit thebourbonroad.com

A local wellness studio owner closed her doors — then walked outside and saw a competitor's sign on the boardwalk. What happened next became the most honest case study on projection, resentment, and self-trust you'll hear this year. This episode is Krysta's unfiltered take on why the story we build around our failures matters more than the failure itself — and how staying in your own lane is so much more than just ignoring the competition. In this episode we dive into:• Why projection is sneaky — and how to catch it before it costs you• The difference between healthy competition awareness and comparison spirals that kill your confidence• How Krysta spent a year handing her confidence over to strangers on Instagram — and what she did to get it back• A practical weekly audit to purge what's draining your self-trust across business, fitness, and datingThe Story Underneath the Story• A business owner's emotional post goes viral for all the wrong reasons — and becomes a mirror• The real problem isn't the closed studio. It's the narrative she built around why it closed• Projection doesn't just happen to people — it happens onto places, industries, and signs on the beach• Resentment feels like clarity, but it's actually just evidence-gathering for a case you've already decided onWhen Curiosity Becomes Comparison• Krysta spent over a year "doing research" on Instagram — and slowly gave away every ounce of her confidence• The moment she realized she was letting strangers on the internet make her question a client result she'd actually achieved• Why muting accounts isn't about ignorance — it's about protecting your creative bandwidth• The fix tip: scroll with intention, notice the accounts that make you want to throw out your entire plan, and ask yourself whyRooted in Your Own Lane• What it actually looks like to operate from self-trust — in your business, your body, and your relationships• The dating parallel: how following the "rules" and playing it cool will make you lose yourself faster than anything else• Clocking wins isn't toxic positivity — it's the only way to build real evidence that things are working• The no such thing: there's no such thing as being behind when you're operating from your own laneThis episode is a reminder that resentment is a bad business strategy — full stop. Whether you're a business owner watching competitors thrive, someone in a fat loss plateau comparing your week three to someone's year three, or navigating a dating landscape that has you questioning your standards, this episode gives you the mindset reset and the tangible tools to get back to you.Follow Krysta:⁠@thekrystahuber⁠⁠⁠⁠@thefitnessfyx⁠⁠⁠@thespreadmktg ⁠

The girls are NOT holding back.This week on TRR RADIO, we're getting into our exclusive sit-down with the stars of Belle Collective: Birmingham—Funmi Ford and K'la Inman—and baby… there's a LOT to unpack.From trusting Stormi Steele enough to step into the spotlight, to having real-life conversations with their families about what it means to live on camera, these women came in prepared—but that doesn't mean it was easy.We break down:Funmi owning her clash with Tiffany (and why that accountability hit different)K'la questioning the edit and what really went down with AmberThe pressure of reality TV vs. staying true to yourselfAnd why these Birmingham Belles are proving they're NOT just a spin-off… they're a problem in the best wayPlus, we get into the deeper layers—representation, personal growth, and how both women walked away from this experience stronger, wiser, and still standing ten toes down in who they are.If you thought what you saw on screen was messy… just wait until we talk about it.

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The last decade of emperor Maximilian's reign was overshadowed by all three challenges to the emerging Habsburg empire gaining strength. The Ottoman empire was piling on resources by taking over Syria, Lebanon and Egypt. A vigorous new king of France, Francois I was turning the tide in the incessant Italian wars into his favor. And finally the greatest of threats to the dynasty emerged as the Prince Electors were contemplating to raise that self-same Francois I to the imperial title.In this episode we will look at how the prematurely aged and exhausted emperor tried to shield his grandsons Charles and Ferdinand from the ton of bricks that was coming down on them. And we will look at his last days and legacy. Clocking in at 18 episodes, Maximilian did achieve one of his objectives in life, outpacing the great emperor Frederick Barbarossa. Let's find out whether he did this only in terms of number of HotGPod episodes, or in other ways too.The music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comIf you wish to support the show go to: Support • History of the Germans PodcastFor do it yourself merchandise go to: Merchandise • History of the Germans PodcastFacebook: @HOTGPod Threads: @history_of_the_germans_podcastBluesky: @hotgpod.bsky.socialInstagram: history_of_the_germansTwitter: @germanshistoryTo make it easier for you to share the podcast, I have created separate playlists for some of the seasons that are set up as individual podcasts. they have the exact same episodes as in the History of the Germans, but they may be a helpful device for those who want to concentrate on only one season.So far I have:The OttoniansSalian Emperors and Investiture ControversyFredrick Barbarossa and Early HohenstaufenFrederick II Stupor MundiSaxony and Eastward ExpansionThe Hanseatic LeagueThe Teutonic KnightsThe Holy Roman Empire 1250-1356The Reformation before the ReformationThe Empire in the 15th centuryThe Fall and Rise of the Habsburgs

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Episode 140: Breathe Between Us ASMR – A Deep Ambient Soundscape Sink into a state of profound with one hour of relaxation with The Healing Music Podcast Episode 140. This week, we present "Breathe Between Us," an experimental soundscape designed to bridge the gap between organic connection and digital tranquility. Whether you are seeking relief from anxiety, a companion for deep meditation, or a tool for lucid dreaming, this episode leverages Bi-neural Theta Waves and precision-engineered ASMR triggers to guide your nervous system into a "flow state." The Sonic Architecture "Breathe Between Us" is more than a track; it is a spatial journey. Clocking in at a glacial 50 BPM, the rhythm mimics a resting heartbeat, grounding you in the present moment. The Tonal Journey: We begin in C Major (Lydian Mode) for a sense of airy, dreamlike openness, before subtly modulating into A Minor (Aeolian) to explore the deeper emotional textures of the subconscious. Intimate Vocal Design: Experience a close-mic, whispered harmony between male and female voices. This episode features no singing—only ethereal humming, soft fricatives, and bilateral whispering designed to trigger a "tingle" response across your scalp and spine. Grounding Frequencies: A steady 40Hz sub-bass sine wave provides a physical anchor, while Crystal Singing Bowls tuned to the "Solfeggio frequency" of 528Hz promote a sense of internal repair and peace. Key Audio Features & ASMR Triggers This episode utilizes high-fidelity field recordings and experimental production to create a 3D "hug" for your ears: Organic Textures: Layered recordings of a warm distant thunderstorm, the soothing purr of a cat, and the hollow resonance of a seashell. Tactile Triggers: Listen for the rhythmic tapping on a wooden guitar body, the rustle of silk fabric, and the "metallic sand" texture of a double-bass bow on a cymbal. The "Endorphin" Phase Shift: At 2:40, prepare for a unique psychoacoustic moment where a subtle phase shift and an 18khz chime create a sensation of sudden clarity and warmth. Spatial Audio Evolution: Over the course of the episode, the stereo field slowly expands from mono to ultra-wide, simulating the physical sensation of being embraced by sound. Recommended Listening Labels Genres: Deep Ambient, ASMR Soundscape, Psychedelic Folk, Organic Electronica. Best For: Sleep, Deep Meditation, Tinnitus Relief, Stress Reduction. Equipment: Best experienced with high-quality headphones to fully engage the bilateral whispering and spatial LFO effects. Technical Summary Feature Detail Tempo 50 BPM (Glacial Pulse) Key C Lydian / A Aeolian Core Frequency 528Hz (Healing Resonance) Sub-Bass 40Hz Sine Wave Transition 16-bar Brown Noise Fade-in Let go of the day and find the space that exists in the breath between us. Medical Disclaimer for The Healing Music Podcast For informational and educational purposes only. The content provided on The Healing Music Podcast (including episodes, show notes, website, and associated materials) is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to constitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Not a substitute for professional medical care. Listening to healing music, sound therapy, or guided relaxation does not replace professional medical or psychological evaluation, treatment, or advice. Always seek the advice of your physician, mental health professional, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or psychological condition. No provider-patient relationship. Your use of this podcast does not create a provider-patient relationship between you and the host, guests, or any affiliated parties. Individual results vary. The experience of music as a therapeutic tool varies by individual. The Healing Music Podcast makes no guarantees, representations, or warranties regarding specific physical, emotional, or mental health outcomes. Do not disregard medical advice. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have heard on this podcast. If you are in a medical or mental health crisis, please call your local emergency number or a mental health crisis hotline immediately. Music is complementary, not curative. While music may support well-being, it is not a cure for disease, disorder, or mental illness. Use of music and sound as a complementary practice should be discussed with your primary healthcare provider. By listening to The Healing Music Podcast, you acknowledge and agree that you assume full responsibility for your own health and well-being.

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In this episode, host Ben Lorica sits down with Kay Zhu, Co-founder & CTO of Genspark AI, to explore the rapid evolution of autonomous AI agents and the concept of hiring your first “AI employee.” Subscribe to the Gradient Flow Newsletter

Becky is back to to chat where things stand in the NWSL heading into an international break and the USWNT's upcoming three friendlies against Japan. Plus, a wedding invite!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Linktree: ⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/Analytic⁠⁠Join The Normandy For Ad-Free NME, Additional Bonus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here:⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0K⁠⁠ In this segment, Analytic Dreamz provides an in-depth analysis of Aitana's “Superestrella,” the fourth and final single from her album Cuarto Azul. Born Aitana Ocaña Morales on June 27, 1999, in Barcelona, Spain, Aitana rose to fame as runner-up on Operación Triunfo 2017. Signed to Universal Music Spain, she has secured five Spanish #1 singles including “Lo Malo” and “Teléfono,” with albums such as Spoiler (2019, Latin Grammy-nominated), 11 Razones (2020), Alpha (2023), and Cuarto Azul (2025), the latter earning a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Pop Album and a win for packaging.Clocking in at 3 minutes and 3 seconds, “Superestrella” was released on October 31, 2025, approximately five months after the album dropped on May 30, 2025. Produced by Nicolás Cotton and co-written by Aitana, Carolina Colón, and Cotton, the track centers on themes of confidence, nightlife, and self-worth. It has been described as an explosion of confidence by Los 40, while receiving some critique for feeling less fun than it pretends and touching on fame.In Spain, the song debuted at #22, peaked at #2, and reached #1 on airplay charts. It finished 2025 at #26 on the year-end chart and earned 3× Platinum certification for 300,000 units. Internationally, it reached #13 on the US Hot Latin Pop Songs chart, #58 on the Argentina Hot 100, and placed between #2 and #6 on airplay charts in Guatemala, Peru, Costa Rica, and other Central American markets.Streaming metrics show impressive longevity with over 113 million Spotify streams by late March 2026, a peak daily high of 951,000 streams, and a #1 position on Spain Spotify achieved months after the album release. The 3× Platinum certification was driven primarily by streaming equivalents with minimal reliance on physical sales. Additional boosts came from the album visualizer, the delayed single release, and multiple remixes including a techno version and a DAVIRU collaboration.Analytic Dreamz examines how “Superestrella” exemplifies a slow-burn streaming success model. Rather than immediate chart dominance, the track built organic momentum through sustained airplay dominance in Spain and strong regional performance across Latin America. This delayed viral effect, combined with the album's Latin Grammy momentum, extended its lifecycle well into 2026. The song reinforces Aitana's status as a top-tier Spanish and Latin pop artist with dominant regional presence, though it has not yet achieved major global crossover beyond Spanish-speaking markets.This segment breaks down the strategic timing, consumption patterns, and commercial impact that made “Superestrella” a standout example of modern pop success in the streaming era.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Hendrick Motorsports finally has a win on the board in 2026, thanks to Chase Elliott and Alan Gustafson rolling the dice on pit strategy. Our resident NASCAR reporters Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi were on the case in Martinsville, and they took to the airwaves after the race to debate whether HMS is breathing a sigh of relief, or if there is still work to be done to catch up with the Toyotas this season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Clocking back in for magic! This week on Disney Countdown with The Magical Millennial and The Dapper Danielle, we're wrapping up one of our most fun (and slightly controversial

Auntea Dawon finds herself still "luxuriating" in an extended Bali stay after flights through Doha were canceled due to war. While she's figuring out her new villa, Yo Aunteas are diving deep into the news that has every Gen X and Millennial creaming: The Wayans are back for Scary Movie 6! We discuss the legendary history of the franchise and why we're buying out whole rows in the theater just to laugh in peace! We also get into the "Corporate Cringe" of the new McDonald's burger, whether Shia LaBeouf's latest arrest is a "Small Man Complex" moment, and our wild predictions for Blue Ivy's Met Gala debut . So, get them cups readyyyyy!!!   Tea Stamps: 00:00 - Intro-Why Auntea Dawon is Stuck in Bali  04:45 - Scary Movie 6: The Wayans Brothers' Grand Return 14:32 - McDonald's Big Arch Burger: A Viral Marketing Fail? 18:47 - Met Gala: Blue Ivy, Beyoncé, and Act III 23:36 - Shia LaBeouf Arrest 30:30 - "Clocking" the Trolls

Honey, Please — Deep Cut or Hidden Gem?Sometimes the Shuffle Gods reach deep into the catalogue.And sometimes what they pull out sparks a conversation you didn't see coming.This week on The Tragically Hip On Shuffle, we landed on “Honey, Please”, the second track from We Are the Same — The Tragically Hip's 2009 album produced by Bob Rock. Clocking in at four minutes even, it's one of those songs that quietly sits in the album's early stretch and doesn't always get the spotlight when people talk about the band's catalogue. But that's exactly the point of this show.Because when you put a few fans in a room and really dig into a track — the lyrics, the production choices, the album context, the cultural references — sometimes a song that felt like a bridge suddenly starts revealing its layers.And “Honey, Please” might just be one of those songs.On paper, the track finished #162 in the fan-voted Road to the Top 40, placing it surprisingly close to the bottom of the list of Tragically Hip songs ranked by listeners. Yet when fans were polled again ahead of the episode, many described it as an “underrated gem.” So what gives?That's the question we explore in this episode.Along the way we talk about:where the song fits within the We Are the Same album flowwhether “Honey, Please” functions as a bridge track between songsthe role of keys and arrangement compared to other Hip songslyrical interpretations and what Gord Downie might be reaching forpossible cultural references in the title and phrasingand how deep-cut Hip songs often reveal more when fans start connecting the dots togetherAt one point the conversation turns to the phrase itself — “Honey, Please” — and how it echoes similar titles across music history, from soul influences like Barry White to indie and punk songs with the same name. Because with Gord Downie's writing, nothing ever lives in a vacuum.And that's where the fun begins.As we talk through the track, one idea keeps coming up: even songs that seem modest on first listen can open up when fans start doing the homework — digging into the lyrics, the context, and the emotional throughline of the album.Sometimes what sounds simple is anything but.Or as we discover here, a deep cut can still be a gem once you look under the hood. Pull Quote“Even a song that feels like a deep cut can turn out to be a gem once you start digging into it.”In This EpisodeA closer look at “Honey, Please” from We Are the Same (2009)How the track fits within the album's narrative flowLyrics, references, and fan interpretationsProduction touches from Bob RockWhy some Tragically Hip songs reveal themselves slowly over timeAbout The Tragically Hip On ShuffleHosted by jD, The Tragically Hip On Shuffle randomly selects a song from the band's catalogue and explores it in conversation with fellow fans.No scripts.No predetermined rankings.Just a deep dive into whatever the Shuffle Gods decide we're listening to that night.The result is part conversation, part discovery — and a reminder that the music of The Tragically Hip always has more to uncover.Get InvolvedWant to join a future episode?Follow along in the community and keep an eye out for opportunities to participate in upcoming recordings of:The Tragically Hip On ShuffleThe Tragically Hip Top Forty CountdownDiscovering DownieFollow + ListenIf you enjoy this episode, make sure you're subscribed to the show and share it with a fellow Hip fan.And if you'd like occasional updates about episodes, events, and opportunities to join the conversation, you can sign up for Yer Letters here:https://mailchi.mp/8fca809e6a92/join-the-communitySEO KeywordsThe Tragically Hip podcast, Honey Please Tragically Hip, We Are the Same album analysis, Gord Downie lyrics meaning, Tragically Hip deep cuts, Canadian rock podcast, Tragically Hip song discussion, Bob Rock production Tragically Hip, Hip fandom podcast, Tragically Hip fan community.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tthtop40/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of The Bourbon Road! This week, hosts Jim Shannon and Todd Ritter are joined by a special guest, Pete Marino, the President of Lofted Spirits. If the name Lofted Spirits sounds new to you, you aren't alone—but you definitely know their brands. Pete is here to pull back the curtain on this newly formed parent company that oversees two of the hottest names in the industry: Bardstown Bourbon Company and Green River Spirits. Pete shares his fascinating journey from a long career in the beer industry (working with brands like Miller and Coors) to leading the charge in American whiskey. He discusses the unique philosophy behind Lofted Spirits, describing Green River as "bourbon without the bullshit" and Bardstown as the home of innovation where there is "nowhere we won't go" to find great whiskey. The conversation dives deep into how the company balances its massive contract distilling operations with building its own award-winning brands, and Pete drops some exciting news about upcoming expansions, including a new small-format bottling line that will bring 50mL and 375mL bottles to market. Of course, it wouldn't be The Bourbon Road without a stellar lineup of pours. The tasting mat is packed with four distinct expressions from the Lofted Spirits portfolio, showcasing the range and craftsmanship of their teams: Bardstown Bourbon Company Origin Series Bottled-in-Bond: This 6-year-old high-rye bourbon (60% corn, 20% rye, 12% malted barley) is a staple of their core lineup. Clocking in at 100 proof, it delivers a classic bourbon profile that Jim and Todd describe as definitive, well-rounded, and packed with baking spices. Bardstown Bourbon Company Origin Series High Wheat: Another 6-year-old stunner, this 39% wheat mash bill is bottled at 106 proof. It offers a softer, floral nose with notes of cherry, vanilla, and honey, accompanied by a surprising white pepper spice on the palate that keeps things interesting. Green River Full Proof Wheated Bourbon: A blend of 5-to-7-year-old barrels, this 117.3-proof bourbon is making waves for its incredible value and robust flavor. The hosts rave about its rich, "chewy" texture and notes of dark fruit and oak, declaring it a top contender for the best value in bourbon today. Bardstown Bourbon Company Discovery Series #13: The heavy hitter of the group. This blend of 8-to-15-year-old whiskeys is finished in Hungarian oak staves, adding a layer of sophisticated spice and dark fruit. At 110.8 proof, it brings a complexity that earns its place as the "big dog" of the tasting. Throughout the episode, Pete gives listeners a sneak peek into the future of both brands, including label evolutions and the promise of more age-stated releases. Whether you are a fan of traditional heritage brands or cutting-edge innovation, this episode offers a perfect pour of industry insight and whiskey appreciation. Tune in to find out which of these four bottles won the hearts (and palates) of Jim and Todd! Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

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Bonjour and welcome to another episode of The Bourbon Road! With Jim still observing Dry January, Todd Ritter is flying solo in the host chair—but he's certainly not drinking alone. To help him navigate a deep dive into the world of French Oak finishing, Todd has recruited two heavy hitters from the local whiskey scene: returning guest Amsey "The Alec Baldwin of The Bourbon Road" Wenning and David Sandlin, proprietor of The House of Commons bar in Frankfort. The trio embarks on a flavorful journey to explore how French Oak influence changes the profile of both bourbon and rye. They kick things off with the "OG" of the category: Maker's Mark 46. This 94-proof classic sparks a lively debate about what exactly makes "French Vanilla" french (spoiler: it might involve hazelnuts) and leads to stories about dipping bottles at the Loretto distillery. Next up is Blue Note Crossroads from Memphis, Tennessee. Sourced from Kentucky and finished with toasted French oak, this 100-proof bourbon brings notes of toasted marshmallow and oat milk to the table. The guys analyze its creamy mouthfeel and debate whether the fruit notes lean more toward apricot or nectarine. The third pour takes us to Lexington for the RD1 French Oak Finished Bourbon. Clocking in at 101 proof, this high-rye bourbon utilizes a unique wood "chain" method sourced from the five great forests of central France. The group discovers complex layers of chocolate, almond extract, and a nostalgic "fruit roll-up" note that takes them back to childhood. Finally, they cap off the tasting with a pour that's becoming harder to find: Pursuit United Rye Oak Collection. This 108-proof blend of Sagamore and Bardstown rye is finished with Sherry French Revere Oak. It challenges the group with a polarizing nose of dill versus mint, before settling into a palate of tropical fruit and old-school medicinal candy like horehound and clove. Throughout the episode, Todd, Amsey, and David geek out on production methods—from staves to wood chains—and discuss whether rye or bourbon stands up better to the bold flavors of French Oak. Tune in to hear their full tasting notes and find out how they ranked these four distinct expressions! Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

In this episode of the MADcast Podcast, Big Dave and producer Russ sit down with CrossFit Cedar Park member Big Jordan—aka pretty much Captain America himself

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit smokeempodcast.substack.comEmily Zanotti is a writer, a Catholic, a political operative, a mother of three, and a professional chicken tender, which is a thing. Nancy and Sarah know her from Twitter, where she is a great follow, but they're taking this relationship to the next level. Podcast guest! The three talk about the mental health benefits of putting hands in the dirt, how Emily came to define herself as conservative (and what happened when the conservative movement shifted from her), all those female troubles women rarely talk about, and the booming fertility-industrial complex.Also discussed:* Chickens and gunshots* “My goal is to not be a hypocrite”* The intellectual side of Catholicism* The beauty of having bees come to die in your garden* “2016 broke a lot of people.”* The Greeks identified endometriosis, but Western medicine didn't come up with a treatment until… last year?* Infertility as a Catholic …* The mirage of egg freezing* Storage fees for zygotes* Endometrial tissue in women's … brains??* Clocking your kids' personalities while they're in utero* Is misogyny what drives laws that allow women to die on the floor of ERs from ectopic pregnancies, or nah?Plus, Japanese New Wave vinyl! Werewolf romance fiction! Forty years and we still haven't gotten over David Bowie's pants in Labyrinth! And much more.Start the year right. Become a paid subscriber.

Q1 2026 has a way of making everything feel urgent - goals, routines, expectations. In this episode of Branding with Becks, we're slowing that energy down.This is a gentle clock-in for the start of 2026. A reminder that progress doesn't have to be loud and showing up consistently matters more than rushing toward perfection.Whether you're feeling excited, overwhelmed, or somewhere in between, this episode is an invitation to begin Q1 with intention. Perfect for anyone craving a calmer, more grounded start to the year.

We hope your hangover isn't too bad. It's 2026 and we are cracking open a couple of bottles to kick the year off right. We've featured Smedsbo Slott quite a lot recently but that doesn't mean we don't want to keep trying their beers. Elektra Sauer Kveik is one of their highest ABV beers. Clocking in at 22% ABV, this sour ale uses wild fermented Kveik and a Belgian Quad grain bill.  Omnipollo and Trillium Brewing team up again to give us Kanelbullar. This pastry stout is filled with cinnamon, cassia bark, vanilla, coconut and cardamom. They went full Swede on this. #beer #craftbeer #drinks #imperialstout #pastrystout #sourbeer

Happy New Year from The Bourbon Road! Jim and Todd ring in the New Year at the Bourbon Road bar with one final sample show to close out 2025. With the "Whiskey of the Year" episode just around the corner, the hosts are clearing the decks and diving into four distinct and intriguing pours that range from experimental finishes to classic Kentucky profiles. It's a diverse lineup that takes their palates on a journey from the coast of France to the American Southwest. The tasting begins with a luxurious offering from Bardstown Bourbon Company's Distillery Collection: the Normandy Calvados Brandy Barrel Finish. This blend of 12 and 13-year-old Indiana bourbons was finished for 28 months in apple brandy casks and an additional four months in toasted oak. Clocking in at 104.2 proof, it delivers a "flavor explosion" of honey crisp apple, vanilla cream, puff pastry, and a rich, compote-like texture that leaves the hosts searching for descriptors like "candle nose" and "apple pie." Next, they take a sharp turn to Oxnard, California, for Sespe Creek Distillery's Warbringer, a Mesquite Smoked Southwest Bourbon. This 98-proof experimental pour features mesquite-smoked corn and malted rye, resulting in a savory, polarizing profile. Todd and Jim pick up notes of "burnt all-beef hot dogs," barbecue smoke, and pumpernickel, describing it as a "smoky beast" that definitely ruffles some feathers but delivers on its promise of uniqueness. Returning to the Bluegrass State, the hosts sample the inaugural release from Jackson Purchase Distillery: the Full Proof. Produced in Hickman, Kentucky, by Master Distiller Craig Beam and Assistant Master Distiller Terry Ballard, this 4-year-old bourbon (roughly 117.8 proof) punches above its age class. It offers a definitive, classic bourbon profile with notes of buttery caramel, brown sugar, and a viscous, oily mouthfeel that Jim calls the "Wikipedia picture of bourbon." Finally, they explore the New Riff High Note Confluence Project Volume 1, a 100% Wheat Whiskey. This 6-year-old expression uses a complex mash bill of Red Turkey Wheat and various malted wheats. At cask strength, it surprises the table with a dark, complex profile featuring notes of cotton candy, mint tea, medicinal cherry, and a "Good & Plenty" black licorice finish that showcases the depth of heirloom grains. The episode wraps up with a "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" segment where Jim and Todd attempt to rank these four very different whiskeys. Will they lock stock on their favorites, or will the polarizing pours divide the room? Tune in to find out and get ready for the 2025 Whiskey of the Year show coming next week! Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

Don and Dude return to close out the year with the Favorite Albums of 2025 episode, spotlighting two records that prove front-to-back albums still matter in the age of algorithm playlists. The conversation leans into storytelling, production choices, and why these releases rose above a crowded field of new music.The albums:Sam Fender – People Watching (2025) A cinematic heartland rock statement from the North Shields songwriter, filled with big choruses, sax-laced arrangements, and character-driven songs about working-class life, mental health, and the tension between staying rooted and needing to escape. The record traces everyday scenes in pubs and streets, turning quiet moments of anxiety, friendship, and grief into festival-sized anthems that still feel grounded and human.Carter Faith – Cherry Valley (2025) A warm, analog-leaning country debut that builds a whole emotional world around the idea of “Cherry Valley,” a dreamlike place between memory and reality where love, ambition, heartbreak, and self-discovery collide. Mixing classic country storytelling, 1960s pop shimmer, honky-tonk attitude, and cinematic strings, Faith moves from nostalgic longing to barbed humor to hard-won hope over the course of the album.Other Favorites:Curtis Harding – Departures & Arrivals: Adventures of Captain Curt (2025) A semi-concept soul journey where Harding's “Captain Curt” persona drifts through emotional, physical, and spiritual landscapes, blending classic soul, funk, psychedelic rock, and cinematic pop. Built around analog warmth, live-band grooves, and vintage synths, the record turns movement and transition into a cohesive meditation on resilience and connection.Mammoth WVH – The End (2025) Wolfgang Van Halen's third Mammoth album, recorded with a more live, organic approach, pairs hard rock heft with melodic hooks and reflective lyrics about identity, anxiety, and finding hope in a “doomsday” age. Clocking in at a tight 39 minutes, it sharpens the project's post-grunge and modern rock blend into something lean, emotional, and arena-ready.Lucy Dacus – Forever is a Feeling (2025) An intimate indie rock concept album circling queer romance, long-term commitment, and the fear that something beautiful cannot last yet somehow still feels like forever. With lush arrangements, strings, keys, and subtle electronics wrapped around Dacus's steady voice and detailed storytelling, it expands her sound while keeping the focus on devotion, doubt, and time.Sparks – Mad! (2025) A late-career art-pop jolt from the Mael brothers that leans into their most playful, surreal instincts, full of rapid-fire lyrics, character sketches, and flamboyant synth-pop turns. Equal parts witty, theatrical, and precise, the album showcases Sparks' enduring knack for arch humor and tightly constructed, eccentric pop songs.Follow the show on Instagram, Facebook, Threads, and Bluesky @albumnerds, and support by subscribing, rating, reviewing, and sharing.“Good resolutions are simply checks that men draw on a bank where they have no account” - Oscar WildeHappy New Year!

Clocking in for our last round of the year, and ready to shut 2025 off on a proper high note, here comes SPE:C, Reef and Biofield boss Darwin with two hours of hi-velocity yet cerebral material for the heads. Loaded with the steel-hard fury of future-facing techno wares and breaks-informed combinations of sci-fi atmospheres, alien emotional spaces, and impactful weight in the low end, this mix makes for a proper sendoff party to 2025 so we transition from this long-ass year into the new one with renewed energy and focus. All in on the 4x4 and adjacent pumpers, bass-heavy depth charges and zero-G, dub-leaning stunts, the former Griessmuehle resident and habituée at some of the scene's most illustrious bastions - including our friends of Berghain and Bassiani - dishes out a mind-boggling set packing not just the most massive punch but also a deadeye accuracy in her mixing technique and pristine curation, sure to please lovers of fast-paced and hedonistically havoc-wreaking blends, fully zeroed in on bringing back the true pioneering spirit of techno to the fore. RUFFFFF. 

Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas and get ready for the BIGGEST Hullabaloo yet!  Clocking in just shy of 3 hours, some of our favorite guests are back with ALL NEW conversations, as well as the annual Celebrate Wrestling roundtable! BRET HITMAN HART - Our annual conversation with the Excellence of Execution, Bret and Mike talk about some big moments personally and professionally in the Hitman's life including a couple of biographies of old friends, and a historic landmark in his family's name among other things. RJ CITY - Part of AEW's creative and production team, as well as the force behind the now concluded (and hilarious) "HEY! (EW)" series joins for another random conversation with one exception - Mike actually gets RJ to talk about his job (a little)!  It's always a fun chat with RJ, and this one is no exception. THE OLD F*CKS REUNITE! - Dan "The Mouth" Lovranski and Joe Aguinaldo reminisce on their days together as co-workers, co-podcasters, and face off in a game of "NWA Trivia" you can play along with! POST WRESTLING'S JOHN POLLOCK - A "Live Audio Wrestling" original, this conversation on microphones is over 20 years in the making.  Hear why it starts off with an apology, and continues with a conversation between a couple of media guys who just love wrestling.  Find out about the life outside of wrestling from one of the Post Wrestling founders, watching wrestling in Canada as a kid, and much more in this wonderful chat. THE CELEBRATE WRESTLING ROUNDTABLE - The drinks are out, the mics are questionable, but the conversation is like a Christmas party with friends - nerdy friends who all love talking about pro wrestling.  Mike McGuire is joined by Dimitri Korolis and Mitch Hontzias, Joe Aguinaldo, and from all the way in the UK, Stefan Bennett let the conversation fly as only they can. THIS SHOW IS PRESENTED WITHOUT COMMERCIAL BREAKS OR PROMOS! Thank you for your support of Celebrate Wrestling - More to come over the holidays, and regular programming returns January 4th 2026!  

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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit chadcrouch.substack.comHi Everyone. How are we? Are you OK? I'm OK. I'm just really grateful to be able to do this: to walk, listen, make music. To share it here. It's a dream gig, really.So for starters today, I think we should discuss the weird name of this week's soundwalk. It comes from a log cabin built in 1907, as the first administrative site in the Olympic National Forest. Ranger Emery J. Finch constructed it for his bride Mabel, and they moved in on April 22, 1908. Word has it he chose the spot for a nearby fishing hole, which came to be known as Ranger Hole. But the name, recorded in early years as “No. 27 Interrorem Administrative Site,” remains something of a mystery. This rustic cabin is still standing proud, near the SE border of the park, and you can even book a stay for $58/night in the near future.“Interrorem” is latin. It's law jargon for a legal threat, meant to compel compliance without resorting to a lawsuit or prosecution. It's basically what a cease and desist letter attempts to accomplish, and it is undoubtedly a primary objective of any ranger: to convey authority over a domain. It is not however, a term that would often enter the lexicon of an early 20th century ranger. It's difficult to imagine Emery saying to Mabel, after putting his whipsaw and adze to rest, “This will be our home, dear. We'll call it Interrorem.” Some say it was a scrambling of the less fussy word “interim.” Seems like we'll never know. The important thing for this story is that the trail I walked for this soundwalk is basically the same path Ranger Emery J. Finch wore into the once-primeval forest to go down to the Duckabush River fishing hole he prized. The cabin itself is surrounded by Big Leaf Maple trees in a clearing, giving way along the trail to western hemlock, Douglas-fir, and western red cedar. The Olympic National Forest is famous for its temperate rain forests, and while this watershed may not see the 130” of annual rainfall the famous Hoh Valley does, it too is a mossy wonderland. On this rainy day soundwalk we are greeted in the beginning by Varied Thrush, before the woodland seems to envelop the visitor in quiet. As the rain lets up a little, we hear Golden-crowned Kinglets and trailside rivulets before the surging Duckabush River comes into the fore. Clocking in at 19 minutes, it's on the shorter side, but long enough to relax me into slumberland. This is just a taste of what's to come. We'll hear more soundscapes from Olympic National Park in 2026! Thank you, as always, for joining me here, and for listening.Interrorem Soundwalk is available on all music streaming services on December 12th, 2025.

Roses in December return with “Divided and Conquered,” a blistering EP that positions the Newcastle-based band at the forefront of UK rock with an unflinching political edge. Clocking in at just 21 minutes across five tracks, the collection packs a relentless punch, pairing distortion, massive riffs, and powerhouse vocals to create a sonic statement that is quite urgent. This is punk not for nostalgia's sake, but as a call to attention.

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"Beam me up, Toddy!" Jim and Todd embark on a voyage to the final frontier of flavor with an epic tasting of four highly anticipated limited releases from the James B. Beam Distilling Co. In a show packed with Star Trek puns and serious spirits, the hosts explore how Eighth Generation Master Distiller Freddie Noe is pushing the boundaries of the family legacy. The mission begins with Little Book Chapter 9: "None For Granted." This 2025 release is a complex blend of five unique whiskeys, including 11-year-old bourbon, 8-year-old rye, and two distinct 7-year-old bourbons. Clocking in at 121.8 proof, it surprises the hosts with notes of crisp green apple, peanut shells, and a "Payday bar" sweetness that Todd can't get enough of. Next, they reach into the "Sample Safe" for Little Book The Infinite: Edition 2. This multi-generational blend combines 22-year-old bourbon distilled by Booker Noe, 10-year-old from Fred Noe, and 7-year-old from Freddie Noe, along with a portion of the inaugural Edition 1. At 120.8 proof, it delivers a "master class" in balance, offering a creamy mouthfeel laden with vanilla icing, floral notes, and a depth that represents the "whole flavor wheel" in a glass. The journey takes a sharp turn with Booker's The Reserves 2025, a bold 123.3 proof bourbon finished for 11 weeks in ex-El Tesoro Tequila barrels. This unique experiment—a first for Beam—presents a polarizing dry, earthy profile with notes of citrus and savory herbs that the hosts agree would pair perfectly with a sweet-tipped cigar or even a "Bourbon-Rita". Finally, they tackle the oldest expression ever released by the distillery: the Knob Creek 21 Year Old. Bottled at 100 proof, this ultra-aged bourbon defies expectations by avoiding the bitter "oak bomb" trap of previous 15-year releases. Instead, it offers a velvety palate rich with dark cherry, high-cacao chocolate, and a distinct toasted coconut note that leaves the hosts in awe. The episode concludes with a difficult "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" ranking where two bottles battle for the top spot, followed by a daring "suicide mix" of all four expressions. Plus, stick around for some Thanksgiving talk as Todd shares his plans for a spatchcocked, smoked turkey. Be sure to check out our private Facebook group, "The Bourbon Roadies" for a great group of bourbon loving people. You will be welcomed with open arms!

You make smart business decisions all day long. ROI calculations. Risk assessments. Strategic planning. Then five o'clock hits and you clock out. Suddenly you're just winging it with your personal life. Wild, right? I spent years consulting business owners on quarterly goals and customer journeys. One day a successful client had this lightbulb moment: "I wish my personal life was this organized." That's when it clicked for me too. The same tools that build million-dollar businesses work for building the life you actually want. No separation needed. Just one you with one life that all blends together. Featured Story I'm sitting with a client mapping quarterly revenue targets and conversion rates. He's taking notes. Nodding. Excited about the plan. Then he stops with that look. You know the one. That millisecond when something just clicks in your brain. He says, "Man, I wish my personal life was this organized. I feel like I'm just making it up as I go." I laughed and said, "Well, we all are, aren't we?" Important Points You are one person with one life, and everything blends together whether you admit it or not. Vague goals get vague results, but specific goals get specific results. "I want to be happy" means nothing. "I'm at the gym at 6 a.m. three days a week" is a system you can actually build and measure. Positive ROI or die applies to your life just like it does in business. If you're spending 60% of your time for 10% satisfaction, that's terrible ROI and you wouldn't accept it in business, so why accept it in life? Memorable Quotes "Every day you and I make smart business and job decisions. ROI calculations, risk assessments, strategic planning. And then at five o'clock we clock out and what do we do? We wing it." "You wouldn't invest in your business and continue to get negative returns, would you? But so many people do it in their life." "If you don't know who you are, you cannot build a life that fits you. Just like a business. If a business sells the wrong product to the wrong customer, they do not have a business." Scott's Three-Step Approach Define your avatar. Get specific about who you are right now, not who you were five years ago or who your parents think you should be. What lights you up? What drains you? When do you feel most like yourself? If you don't know who you are, you cannot build a life that fits you. Design your product. Decide exactly what life you want with specific details, not vague wishes. Transform "I want to work out" into "I'm at the gym at 6 a.m. three days a week for 45 minutes." The more specific your solution, the easier it is to build because everything else just falls away. Build your system. Create daily non-negotiables and predictable habits that deliver results. Your habits absolutely dictate your success and happiness in life. If you don't have a system for delivery of you as a person, you're winging it and that's negative ROI all day long. Chapter Notes 0:03 - Clocking out and winging your personal life 0:48 - Smart people plan now, take holidays later 1:27 - The client meeting that changed everything 2:47 - Money matters, but so does staying married 5:01 - What you measure matters in life and business 5:39 - Your personal avatar: who are you really? 6:54 - Getting specific about the life you want 8:24 - Systems beat winging it every single time Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: motivationtomove.com YouTube: youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: @heyscottsmith Facebook Page: facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: Join the Daily Boost Community Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've heard us mention the good folks at Jackson's Wine & Spirits many times on our podcast. For this week's short, we taste and review a new RD1 Bourbon Pick called "Bubble Gum Delight" that recently hit the shelves at Jackson's. Clocking in at 6 years and 116.8 proof, this bourbon packs some flavor. However, we also experimented with this one a bit and the results were quite surprising. --------------------------SocialsIG: https://www.instagram.com/themashupkyFB: https://www.facebook.com/themashupkyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@themashupkyJoin our community on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheMashUpBourbonPodcastPartnership(s)Visit Bourbonoutfitter.com and enter code THEMASHUP for a special discount or visit bourbonoutfitter.com/THEMASHUPMusic: All the Fixings by Zachariah HickmanThank you so much for listening!

Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/Analytic⁠Join The Normandy For Additional Bonus Audio And Visual Content For All Things Nme+! Join Here: ⁠https://ow.ly/msoH50WCu0K⁠In this Notorious Mass Effect segment, Analytic Dreamz delivers a comprehensive analysis of Rosalía's groundbreaking 2025 single “Berghain” featuring Björk and Yves Tumor, the lead track from her upcoming album Lux, releasing November 7 via Sony Music. Clocking in at 3:26, the Nicolás Méndez-directed video amassed 3M+ YouTube views in 24 hours and 6M+ by October 29, hitting #2 globally on Trending while debuting Top 5 on Spotify Spain and trending in Germany, Iceland, and Latin America. Filmed across Berlin and Barcelona, the multilingual masterpiece in German, English, and Spanish blends organ, choir, synth bass, and London Symphony Orchestra strings conducted by Daníel Bjarnason. Analytic Dreamz dissects symbolic scenes—from Catholic iconography and a wounded heart jewel to Snow White animal motifs, a dissolving sugar cube nod to Kieslowski's Three Colors: Blue, and a white dove ascension signifying rebirth post-heartbreak with subtle Rauw Alejandro references like the fox and garnet medallion. Fashion highlights include archival Alexander McQueen Fall 2002 shredded dress, Spring 2003 rosary sandals, Givenchy Spring 1997 fringed top, and Balenciaga Spring 2004 cutout piece, curated by José Carayol to evoke holiness and reincarnation. Lux's 18-song, four-movement structure features collaborators Carminho, Estrella Morente, Silvia Pérez Cruz, and shifts from Motomami's urban edge to orchestral spirituality, with 300K+ pre-saves and 1.2M+ Instagram likes signaling massive impact. Analytic Dreamz explores lyrics like “Ich halte viele Dinge in meinem Herzen” and Björk's “divine intervention” bridge, positioning “Berghain” as Rosalía's boldest evolution yet.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/analytic-dreamz-notorious-mass-effect/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I hope you're clocking that there's a new episode this week with legends of the podcast, Claudia and Conor! The three of us discuss Mercedes' glitch during Bust Your Windows, the Glee cast's original music, and the incredible week Gwyneth had on Glee. Songs this episode include: Bust Your Windows New York State of Mind Valerie (S5) Your Song ---- Listen and watch full versions of this episode (with perfromances!) and get access to live episode recordings @ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠patreon.com/gleekoftheweekpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Rate us five stars on Spotify and Apple Podcasts ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Buy our Merch!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Leave us a voicemail @ (347)719-1160 Follow us on Instagram ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@gleekoftheweekpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow us on Tiktok ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@gleekoftheweekpod⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We attempt to understand the meaning of new slang, including "clocking this tea."

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You've probably heard the phrase “spilling the tea” when it comes to gossip. But here's the thing: we all have our own kind of “tea” — the stories we tell ourselves in our heads. And most of the time, those stories are stressful, judgmental, and downright exhausting.In this episode of The Autism Mom Coach, is a light-hearted take on what it means to clock the tea you are serving yourself and why it is the key to interrupting the stories that are keeping you in a chronic state of stress and self doubt.What I cover in this episode:Why your brain creates these “tea” stories in the first place.The difference between thoughts that feel true and actual facts.How believing your own negative commentary keeps you stuck in guilt, shame, and self-doubt.Real stories from me and my clients of learning to pause and “clock it.”A quick process you can use to catch yourself in the moment.Here's the truth: your brain will keep serving tea. But when you learn to clock it, you stop letting those stories run your life. You create a little bit of space between the thought and your reaction — and that's where your power lives.Want to go deeper?If you're tired of your thoughts running the show during meltdowns, grab my free guide: The Autism Mom's Meltdown Plan.And if you want help putting this into practice, you can schedule a consult with me here: https://talkwiththeautismmomcoach.as.me/.

Drew Nieporent is the guy behind legendary New York City restaurants Montrachet, Tribeca Grill, Nobu, and nearly 40 more, and he joins me in the studio today for an amazing conversation. He's written a memoir, I'm Not Trying to Be Difficult: Stories from the Restaurant Trenches, and it's one of Matt's favorite restaurant books in recent years. In our conversation, we cover a lot of ground: opening in Tribeca in the early '80s, collaborating with Robert De Niro on multiple restaurants, and why Keith McNally isn't the only New York City restaurant man with a good story to tell. Subscribe to This Is TASTE: ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Investigative journalists Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell can't wrap their heads around the patchwork logic behind the South Carolina Attorney General's Office's decision not to file charges against North Myrtle Beach businessman Weldon Boyd and his friend, Bradley Williams — the two men responsible for killing 33-year-old Scott Spivey in September 2023. And there's a reason why Mandy and Liz can't grasp it … it's because the so-called logic is absurd.  In April 2024, assistant attorney general Heather Weiss met with Scott's family — including his mother, Deborah, and his sister, Jennifer Spivey Foley — to explain her reasoning in deciding against pursuing a criminal case against Weldon and Bradley.  The meeting exposed just how little Heather Weiss understood the case — specifically the evidence that she appears not to have taken a look at…In today's episode, Mandy and Liz take a closer look at what went down at that meeting and why the Attorney General's Office seemed to do its very best to find a nice and soft landing spot for Weldon and his friend.  Let's dive in!

Welcome back to VIEWSSSSSSSSS. Tuesday crew! Clocking in! Hot episode today, as David returns from France and Jason comes back from the doctor skin cancer free. Also, David makes a high stakes paddleball bet, Ilya does the Irish goodbye and David's roommates join the pod to discuss the money John owes David. And the guys round out the episode by calling John's dad to clarity the name of their once pet alligator and David claims he can sing. Leave a comment and let us know what you thought of his rendition! See you guys on Thursday! Listen to Jason's latest pod here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7L7qctY469WKNW0TEeM0BF?si=kwWhhXp1TgaRzqwvRz17tA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're obsessed with ‘Materialists' this week! Jodi and Nora first talk through some smaller stories that took the internet by storm, including Pedro Pascal's uncanny look-alike, who also happens to be the lighting designer for ‘The Daily Show' (2:45); Justin Bieber changing the world with his words “It's not clocking to you that I'm standing on business” (10:32); and the disastrous styling on Ryan Murphy's Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and JFK Jr. show (19:25). Then, they go all in on Celine Song's new movie, ‘Materialists,' starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal, and they discuss why this movie is so fascinating and so fun to talk about (34:45). Finally, they give their summer 2025 ins and outs, from cocktails to makeup to fashion trends (1:16:00). Email us with your latest obsessions, opinions about ‘Materialists,' and summer 2025 ins and outs at wereobsessedpod@gmail.com! Hosts: Jodi Walker and Nora Princiotti Producers: Sasha Ashall and Belle Roman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After an eventful Father's Day, we're back with the fate of NYC hanging in the balance. Ain't no way Andrew Cuomo can be Mayor...right? (18:18) Rory and Demaris try to get Mal to admit he was wrong about Toronto not showing Kendrick love (32:48). We revisit the debate surrounding Carter VI featuring your IG comments. The question "what makes a dud a dud?" has us wondering what was Jay-Z's worst album? (51:15) Plus, does this voicemail have us lying about whether or not we'd hit if we KNEW our partner had a little something something we could catch? (1:15:11) #volumeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stocks fell 10% Thurs/Fri, now this trade war could trigger a global recession… a “Pan-cession.”Chipotle went on a 7-year journey to find a tariff-free avo… but it doesn't exist.4 o'clock is the new 5 o'clock… You now leave work 42 minutes earlier, but with one big catch.Plus, the hottest new fashion product?... It's the Nvidia CEO's leather jacket.$SPY $NDAQ $CMGWant more business storytelling from us? Check out the latest episode of our new weekly deepdive show: The untold origin story of…