Podcasts about converstaion

Part 3 of the LWICFD! promo series for the new Lion Island album  called “Fudge” (out now on all of the streamers + Vi-nilrecords + bandcamp) introduces my mate & also the lead Bass slapper of Lion Island, Mr. Arran “Azz" Pratt  

This week we talk about the two P's, Prisons & Parenting.Available on Amazon Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Google Podcasts, Spreaker, Castbox, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and Podchaser.Spicy Beets: Sick AnimationPaper Lab Studios: Paperlabstudios.comFollow us on Instagram: @zippertan @paperlabstudiosFollow us on Twitter: @zippertan @paperlabSupport us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/paperlabstudios

This week, The $UNGOD joins The ASB for another week of..........just idiotic yet thought provoking conversations that invovles doiing porn invalidates your opinion on anythihg, If a certain sexual act is overrated or underappreciated, really bigging up your friendships, and some uncomfortable truthsSIDK FM Dante's Pick-(Supply) -21 SavageHIRO's Pick- (Goin' Down) -ODBGun's Pick- (Coffin) -Lil YacthyFollow us on all socials@thesilentheoresnetworkon X/Twitter- @silentheroesnet

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Interview/Chat NSFW - adult language and tough, honest talk I got together with writer S.D. Sun and all around good friend Zane to catch up and just chat. What came out of that was an amazing conversation about manhood, mental health, and self acceptance for men and universally, for women and parents too.    S.D. Sun is a writer with Forest Gump like life expierence. He has been places and seen things he can't talk about, has done things he loves to talk about, and has strong opinions on everything from politics to relationships.  You can follow him (and subscribe to his newsletter) here: Twitter   Zane is a freind that is like a little brother, but not. Because there is nothing I can't say to him. We disagree on many, many issues, but that is one reason he's family. We disagree, and still check in with each other all the time. He is a creative soul with many, many goals.  You can find him best on twitter here.   This is a conversation that makes a person think. I'm blessed to have taken part and blessed to share it with you. Like this content?    You can support me on my ko-fi.  https://ko-fi.com/isoellen  

On this episode of the Let Me Fix My Crown Podcast we are bringing a new segment to the table called "Conversations with a King". Join us as we take a deep dive into the health of today's relationship culture and address some of the stigmas.  Follow King Chase @kingchase_ceo Follow us on Instagram & Facebook @LMFMCPODCAST Stay tuned for more uncomfortable conversations about your mental health, healing, and life as a whole.  Love&Light 

a Warriors conversation with Basketball Writer and Warriors fan Stevie Ray you can find his Basketball coverage here https://substack.com/profile/100795945-stevie-ray-zendejas

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Special week at Hoop Lab as Zach's dad (Bob Leach) was in town visiting. We sit down and talk about parenting an athlete, mental toughness, and facing life's challenges. Bob gives an inside look into Zach's childhood and how it has shaped who he is today. Also, we talk to student-athlete, former NJ Hoop Star, and soon-to-be Quinnipiac University graduate Jada Bonner. Jada gives us her first-hand experience with the college transfer portal and advice for other student athletes. Jada also gives Dishin Dimes an exclusive announcement regarding her recent transfer.And much more. _____________________Hoop LabIG: @hooplab_Zach LeachIG: @_zachleachTwitter: @_zachleachGarry "TakeFlight" LintonIG: @takeflightcoachTwitter: @whoistakeflight

This Cremant de Loire house has an amazing history as it is now back in the hands of the original family. This story of wine, family and high finance is intriguing and we could have spoken for hours. Now it is Juliette and her father at the helm as she responded to her calling to come back home and be part of the family business.  It is also a story of the camaraderie in the wine industry and particularly in the sparkling wine industry. Listen to the trials and tribulation of this famed Chateau and the path Julliette took to land back in the family trade.

The Converstaion continues about California State University Chancellor and former Fresno State President Dr. Joseph Castro having resigned from his position. The Fresno City Council passed a resolution Thursday, that would change the name of a major road in Southeast Fresno to honor civil rights activist Cesar Chavez. California became the first state to formally shift to an “endemic” approach to the coronavirus with Gov. Gavin Newsom's announcement Thursday of a plan that emphasizes prevention and quick reaction to outbreaks over mandated masking and business shutdowns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this conversation with Dr. Simon Maltais (cardiac surgeon) talks honestly about the unhealthy high demanding work environment most healthcare workers must confront. Based on his own personal experience he explains to us how he was able to stop the roller coaster that was pushing him into burnout and affecting his successful career. He describes how medical staff on all levels can suffer from addiction to depression caused by a system that is incongruent with any ideal of health and mental sanity. With much effort and, learning a lot about himself, Dr. Simon Maltais recovered from his condition and has come together with other professionals that want to make a change and help others break through into their best life. This episode a must-listen for all that work in the healthcare and are looking for a way to stay healthy. If interested, Dr. Simon Maltais has developed some programs that you can find at: https://breakthroughpoints.com/about/ He also shares his knowledge and experience in the book Healthcare Anonymous: Put Yourself First to Avoid Anxiety, Addiction and Burnout. This is coming out on April 5th, 2022. Here he explains: - HealthCare Disease: how the system getting you well is creating sick workers. - How high-intensity environments impact the delivery of care and the performance of our nation's finest medical minds. - The symptoms of maladapted healthcare workers. - Findings of an in-depth compassionate case study on healthcare workers. - Simple steps to prevent, stop, and heal from healthcare disease and breakthrough a better life. More about Dr. Simon Maltais He is an active cardiac surgeon in one of the world's largest provider of healthcare services. Born in Quebec Canada, he is French Canadian and board-certified from Canada in cardiac surgery. He further has a doctorate degree in biomedical engineering and heart regeneration. He is an internationally recognized leader in the field of heart transplantation, mechanical heart devices, and alternative cardiac interventions. He lives now in California, United States. https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonmaltaisha/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gabriela-guzman-sanabria/message

Homegrown Podcast has a great guest this episode in David Reiling! Expert Photographer, game designer, and friend. As usual we get into David's upbringing and how that's molded him into the man he is today. How success tastes just as sweet at 45 as it would have at 25. Realizing friends can help find your identity and his story of coming up in Rockford Illinois. Also standing up for what you believe in after you do find that identity and the importance of having your voice heard in order to change society for the better. It gets deep in this one, so be sure to bring your waiters. This episode will give you a head change while boosting creative mindsets. Homegrown Podcast coming at ya! #HomegrownPodcast #theHomeGrownPodcast #DavidReiling #conversation #endracism #protests #upbringing #JonathanSchaub #RandallStewart #Soundstew #JuggernautProductions #podcast #Discussion #success #photography #MadisonMediaInstitute #history #brothers

The dudes sit down and talk with former MLB Pro Jeremy Dowdy and get all the juice about his time in the minors and pros. He gives us some amazing App State stories, helps us perfect our bets for this weekend, and pick some NFL games with us. Grab a cold one and share with a friend. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/parker-haake/support

Subscribe for more: www.nobu.ai/podcastFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nobuappFollow us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NMIEgjblqmhwT6Uy3l0NmSubscribe to Dear Mind You Matter Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Leave us a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Interested in attending our Educational Events? https://bit.ly/eventsandeducation____Gina Ryan is the host and head coach of the top 50 Mental Health show on Apple Podcast -The Anxiety Coaches Podcast. Gina also struggled with stress, anxiety, and panic for over 20 years. Before the internet, she was able to climb out of her fear and panic to peace, calm, and wellbeing by finding what did and what didn't work. She now teaches thousands of others how to do the same in a fraction of the time. After moving to Maui in 2005, Gina spent 12 years as a nutritionist/consultant for both the Intensive Outpatient Eating Disorder Center and the only Residential ED Facility in Hawaii sharing her compassion along with her knowledge and wisdom of the mind-body and spirit connection helping clients clear their food-related anxiety, obsessions, and compulsions. Gina is currently dedicated full-time to anxiety-clearing coaching, writing, and teaching clients around the world. She considers her work her calling and lives a mindful and compassionate life.Memorable Moments:8:08: Unless we can cultivate that [gratitude and meditation] in our relationship, that understanding that we are with our mind 24/7 and we have to build a relationship with it, not just keep pushing it away or not just keep adding things to it or being afraid of it. Because as we cultivate that, we begin to realize that we are not our thoughts. We have thoughts. 15:34: Exercise is so important and it gets left out a lot, when we're talking about mental health. A lot of times people just think it's about thinking, and again, we bring the body in. A healthy body is where a healthy mind can reside and we have to pay attention to ourselves as a whole.18:04: And we don't need to go into perfection with our food either. Doesn't need to go one way or the other, but we can begin to make friends with our eating and to take things out such as sugar.18:53: But when you are struggling with your nervous system being jacked up all day because of what you are thinking, the last thing you want to do is sip on something that releases those same stress hormones.22:32: It's not about the food, but it's not not about the food. 25:12: I think women were much more, at least in my experience, much more open to talking about it and getting help for it. So I think there's a lot of men out there not receiving the help that they need.Dear Mind, You Matter is brought to you by NOBU, a new mental health, and wellness app. To download NOBU, visit the app store or Google Play. This podcast is hosted by Allison Walsh  and Dr. Angela Phillips. It is produced by Allison Walsh, Ashley Tate, and Nicole LaNeve. For more information or if you're interested in being a guest on this podcast, please visit www.therecoveryvillage.com/dearmindyoumatter.

In this episode, we have Myles Litchmore Dunbar founder and CEO of the app Trim Direct a Barbershop Directory, talking about our barbershop experience with Manny, Mike, and Daps. Get your popcorn ready for this one as it is extremely funny and triggering at the same time.

Recently Patrick M. Oliver published On My Own: Vision Board Guidebook for Young People 5th Anniversary Edition and we caught up with him to discuss youth engagement, writing, vision boards, Arkansas and much more! Patrick M. Oliver is a literary and education consultant dedicated to promoting reading and writing as tools of empowerment. Through a variety of innovative projects Oliver engages children, youth and adults in activities such as writing workshops, virtual series, author talks, book discussions, professional development sessions and community forums. Currently serves as a literary and business development consultant for educational institutions, non-profit organizations, publishers, best-selling and award-winning authors. Founded Say It Loud! Readers and Writers a literary arts organization created in 1997. The City of Little Rock proclaimed April 29, 2017 Say It Loud! Readers and Writers Day. On My Own: Vision Board Guidebook for Young People 5th Anniversary Edition https://www.speakloudly.com/product/on-my-own-vision-guidebook-for-young-people/ Ananse Journal writing project for boys and young men https://www.speakloudly.com/product/ananse-journal/ Our Voices, Our Stories, Our Visions https://www.speakloudly.com/product/our-voices-our-stories-our-visions/

A wide-ranging political and cultural discussion with Professor Nicholas Giordano

In this episode Sam and I discuss physical and mental recharging and how it builds your relationship.

Melissa Forman Talks with Producer Jim about TV Bands

The primary tool of the yoga instructor and spiritual leader is the voice! How do we ensure that everything we say in class lands with compassionate direction? We tune up our cues, refine how we say things, and elevate our speech (and silence). Director of The Kaivalya Yoga Method Academy online teacher training, Andrew Hoffman, joins the podcast in this episode to give his essential insights!

On this Episode we discuss the ongoing clusterfuck that is 2020. Enjoy.

In this podcast Dr. Maria Loades discusses Covid19 and its implications for young people’s mental health, the Rapid Systematic Review exploring the repercussions of the pandemic on social isolation and loneliness, together with her work on the IMPACT study. She also talks about her project to develop a school-based intervention in South-Africa for preventing anxiety and depression, through a CBT based approach, to be delivered by counsellors in classroom settings to young adolescents.

Today Ella and Sara talk about sports in middle school from a girls point of view. There are a lot of struggles that come with being a girl especially in sports....Right? Today the girls talk all about them! They also have a really random conversation about some really random things but mostly about none other then Cole Sprouse.... so it was really just a regular episode for these girls! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/relatableanddebatable/message

Special: Clueless & 10 Things I Hate About YouWe couldn’t get through the nineties without doing an episode about high school coming of age movies adapted from classic English literature, so this week we’re talking about Clueless & 10 Things I Hate About You. Join us for all the tropes: clique-splanations, drunk teens getting concussions, and daughters calling their dads “daddy.” This may be our very first episode in which both Steven and Gina change their minds about the movies. You won’t wanna zop this one away, folks.

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Special: Rush Hour & Space JamWe believe we can fly, because this week we’re talking about Space Jam and Rush Hour! Ever wondered what happens when you make a movie based on a series of commercials? What does Rush Hour have to do with the launching of Rotten Tomatoes? And most important of all... is Space Jam a documentary??? We’re answering those questions and more as we continue our series of special episodes dedicated to 90s movies. Tune in as we try to figure out what to do with the movie that put Jackie Chan on the Hollywood map. Turns out, it’s not as simple as it may seem.

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Different guests for each podcast, people who deeply love Jesus discussing Him and His word. Join in on the conversation.

Hot sauce week 9 hit you with the big facts of education, sadly Eldrain was trying to get his own education and couldn’t make it, but Dabs and Jenna made sure to bring the fire chats and  tracks for y’all as usual!!  Dabs a BioMed student and Jenna studying Social Policy and Crime, discussed how they felt growing up within an education system that didn't reflect them, and how they learnt to make room. They analysed  what it’s like to be a minority in these institutions and what it means to truly make it. Catch up on what went down in the studio and let us know on the Instagram (@_thehottestsauce_) how you did in the quiz. 

Epiphany Radio The 4Real Entertainment Network presents Black Men Talk. With your hosts Jrob The Wiseson, Aziezpoemanologistrobinson, and Poetic. The dial in number 319-527-6300 and press 1 to engage the mind of a black man. We will be discussing two dynamic topics. Ladies and Gentlemen what do you like to see us as men wear in the bedroom. Topic number two why is it so hard for your mate to trust after being hurt in a past relationship, is it scared of being hurt again or just don't trust anyone. Our CEO Forrealdapoet welcomes you to this informative show and invites you to take your socks off baby, baby.

Converstaion with Phoenix photographer Anthony Carrasco. We talk about the importance of taking a break and reeling in your inner cochino. Part two of the conversation is available as a download at www.RedHouse.blog/Anthony @anthony_m_carrasco The Red House Podcast www.RedHouse.blog IG @RedHouseMagazine Twitter: @RedHouseMag

This week we chat to the wonderful and hilarious Mahatma Khandi! The stylist/drag queen can be seen performing with the amazing Sink The Pink https://sinkthepink.co.uk/, and the queer Asian collective, The Bitten Peach https://www.instagram.com/bittenpeachuk/ Check him out on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mahatmakhandi/ During our chat, we talk to him about growing up in Italy, going to international school, how to use comedy to talk about politics, Asian representation and Crazy Rich Asians, Liam Neeson and collective responsibility, saying thank you after sex, advice on clothes and personal style, Rupaul's Drag Race, all other things drag and so much more! For information on Simon Sinek, who we mention when we talk about social media, his website is https://startwithwhy.com/.

Indy Radio January 14: Converstaion With State Senator Jessica Ramos by The Indypendent

In this episode of Plano Pulse, we are joined by Jeff Beckley, Immediate Past Chair of the Plano Chamber Board and immediate past host of the Plano Pulse podcast. You'll meet our new co-host, 2019 Board Chair LaMonte Thomas, who joins President/CEO Jamee Jolly in discussing the highlights of Jeff's year as Board Chair, including winning "Chamber of the MILKY WAY" and the Chamber's three year strategic plan. Jeff also turns the table on LaMonte to ask a few questions of his own. Plano Pulse is brought to you by our Presenting Sponsor, LegacyTexas.

At the of each year Innopsis renews its Directors. Three Directors step down and elections are held. This year, Kelvin Prescott has decided to leave his Innopsis post, as his work commitments at Telefonica are taking him away from the Government marketplace. In this episode, Richard Barnes talks to Kelvin about his time at Innopsis; what he gained from the experience and what he has seen change during his time within the Public Sector. Kelvin also shares with us, his thoughts of the future.

Is faith a reliable way to determine truth? The biblical answer is no, but many Christians seem to think it is and get tripped up in conversations when asked this by street epistemologists. From the book "A Manual for Creating Atheists", street epistemology has quickly become the new atheist evangelism and is being adopted worldwide by atheists seeking to shake the faith of Christians. In tonight's show, host Jason Gallagher and Tony Yu have a live conversation with an atheist "street epistemologist" as we seek to walk through their methodology and demonstrate how Christians can be better equipped to respond to its challenges. Enjoy the show!

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Summary: It's been a while! The boys meet in a local establishment to discuss Jody's only topic idea in a long time...'scale'; How do you scale as a human? Recording in public made Jody self-conscious, but Matt still talks a bunch about the education system. Jody had to scale immediately to 2 children ...he's still struggling with that. Matt scales his knowledge to N-students-per-day Matt might be able to adjust value of N to be inspiring or depressing how depressing this number might be. Jody was impressed with Matt's handling of Net Neutrality for his students Matt answers with direct call to action to vote...nice way to scale that message :) take opportunity to discuss NN since it went well at the Indy over the holidays A bit of SpaceX talk led into recommendations: Elon tried to catch the Falcon Heavy fairing with a boat named Mr. Steven Matt says the boat's name is a reference to a sci-fi book series, but couldn't come up with the title at the time... It's the "Culture Series" by Iain M. Banks Other SpaceX boat names come from these books (like "Of Course I Still Love You" and "Just Read the Instructions"), but the origin of the good-ship Mr. Steven is unclear Matt had never heard of Ray Kurzweil You might recognize the name as a brand of music synthesizer from the 1980s (same guy) Or you might also be hoping that The Singularity Is Near and that you'll soon be able to live forever once you upload your mind into...well, something other than your body One of Jody's top sci-fi pics is Altered Carbon Which now has new life as a heavily-promoted Netflix series Jody watched immediately and recommends, even if it goes to far with the ultra-violence Matt's new/expensive hobby...Airsoft Army LARP-ing! Matt's foam sword gun: Dr. Katz...you know what the music means Podcast picks: Jody: This Week in Virology (the kind that make you sick) Can be super-technical when they review virology papers, but stick around for science-communication, funding, or public health discussions This interview w/Dr. Julius Youngner was a great episode Malicious.life This one happened to be top of Jody's feed when Matt asked for picks Dig the host's great accent! The 3-episode arc covering Stuxnet is a good jump-off point (Stuxnet Part 1, Stuxnet Part 2, Stuxnet Part 3) Story Pirates...for the kids Command Line Heroes Matt: Omnibus, Jody & Matt's podcasting/music hero John Roderick w/everyone's Jeopardy hero Ken Jennings...what's not to like? (other than the annoying house-ads) Friendly Fire (another John Roderick vehicle) MBMBaM (My Brother, My Brother and Me) Oh No Ross & Carrie I Only listen to the Mountain Goats Still Processing Slow Burn (a Slate.com show about Watergate)

Nick and Harry are joined by ROH COO Joe Koff as they discuss ROH's Anniversary Show being held in Las Vegas, NV. Listen in and find out why Nick feels ROH is an Indie promotion that is Mainstream and the trio discuss ROH and it's past, present, and future. Pro Wrestling 24/7 NBC Sports Radio ProWrestling247.com @thepw247 on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram CALL IN 323-522-5582

We discuss water from esoteric to the hard science of contamination issues in the U.S. We tell you how to be sure you have healthy good drinking water and inform you of things to be cautious of.We also define what really is good water and what the inexpensive, low tech ways to enjoy partaking of it daily!

Summary: It's the first recording in a long time. Matt has tales of the magnet lab. Did his hover-board project get off the ground? Follow-up It's been a while since we've recorded an episode over Skype. We almost remember how... Matt's in a new school year The Christina Carther Old Seminole Heights Bicycle Pub Crawl is upon us again Thanks to Pat Of The Forthcoming Patcast for the awesome t-shirt design: Matt's magnet lab experience Matt worked on a "hover-board"...of sorts Matt regaled Jody with a photo essay of interesting whiteboards and chalkboards Jody retaliated with choice page from his newly rediscovered Quantum Mechanics Notebook Not mentioned in the show, but Jody delights in this 3d magnets video (the really good stuff starts about 3min into the 10min video) Hendo hover board Halbach array Matt's guide rail pics? Matt mentions the free-to-use CAD software from AutoDesk, Fusion 360 As if by magic, Jody finds that there are Fusion 360 classes at the Tampa Hackerspace trailing off... baby update from Jody A&B are talking...more A than B Here's a brief and terrible glimpse into Jody's life as a parent of twins...yes that's Baby-B biting Baby-A while Jody tries to wrangle them into place for a decent baby photo Recent SpaceX test-fire explosion

Summary: Yes it's been a while, but NO, they have not quit trying! Today it's an exercise in marginal sound quality as the boys venture out into the world for supplies, then venture into deep intellectual waters (or not) regarding Jody's nominal topic: PROGRESS?? Fake Follow Up Matt has not yet reached "peak testing", but he can't be far off. Jody is determined to lose 10lbs Since beginning of March 2016, he's been running 3-miles, 3-times per week Phife Dog from A Tribe Called Quest dead at age 42 from diabetes complications And Prince!...link video from George Harrison tribute Who's the 3rd in the cluster? China the wrestler? John Oliver covers Puerto Rico's budget crisis Matt cited some Bigiest Loser research Matt's at 32 runs for the year New side-project for Jody: Minecraft as a service! Large Hadron Collider has weasel problems Real Follow Up Matt lands his hard-science research fellowship! #hardscienceforasoftman egg crate foam machine 3D printable magnets! Jody's Non-Scary Topic: Progress? Have computers made any difference or is overall productivity still the same? Baader-Meinhoff phenomenon xkcd, should I automate this? Matt heard on NPR that productivity is down... Jody mentioned accessing Britney Spears' medical records It's not a random example, her records were accessed without authorization MS Twitter-bot, Tay, went a bit sideways Frinkiac, the Simpsons search engine That's right...you can check your memory of your favorite Simpsons episode whenever you feel the need! After Dark A certain pharmacy no longer sells cigarettes Esperanto

Summary: Dammit Neil! It happened again. But despite some lost bits, the boys manage to record most of a show. About space! Follow Up (Real): Matt's been running! 11/100 done already! Jody thinks Matt's new shoes are just ugly enough to keep pace Jody's Spouse-person gave her own grades for Jody after episode-59 "..most categories are better than he thinks, and one is worse." Follow Up (Fake): Tryers, please post an ALYT review in iTunes, we’ve had the same 2 reviews forever and one of them still looks like sock-puppetry or astro-turfing (not sure which applies) by Matt Topic: Space! Jody and Matt were planning to share personal favorites from the annals of spaceflight, and why they’re significant...but you know, time constraints Why do humans do space travel? What is its true value to humanity (both practical and more ephemeral)? One of Jody’s earliest childhood memories is barging into an adult Trivial Pursuit game with a correct answer to, “What was first animal launched into space?” It was clearly a monkey, but the adults were unsure, possibly confused by the Cosmonaut Hero Dog Laika That’s right, the dog is famous enough to be on postage! Jody went to Space Camp / Rocket Camp at MOSI, memories are all-a-jumble Space!...Media! That movie "Space Camp" Is that the guy from Revenge of the Nerds? There was an HBO series Jody watched while in college...it’s probably From the Earth to the Moon It was the right time for Jody to be exposed to that sort of engineering culture The Commander Thinks Aloud by The Long Winters Song Exploder episode Bowie's in Space

Summary: It's time to put 2015 to bed. In this year-end wrap up, the boys talk cryptography, space, restaurants, and internet open signs. Then they go on to give themselves grades in four subjects for 2015, and discuss how 2016 could be different. Follow Up (Real): Matt keeps thinking of more and more applications for the "Internet Open Sign" switch...but he's forgotten them all Jody talks with Ten Gallon Hat Man after episode-58, and decides to give Google Keep a try (it hasn't gone well). Follow Up (Fake): Sea Salt restaurant in St. Pete, FL Not recomended by GBRB, by the way Farm Table Kitchen for confusingly named, but tasty cocktails GreenBookRedBook.com Dine Time App Reserve your ramen or Cracker Barrel table now! Signal Android App, want bullet-proof encryption for your mundane SMS chatter? Diversity report episode of Start Up podcast Deft handling of race from white people. WisdomOfChopra.com Studies show: a) Chopra’s statements are indistinguishable from random nonsense b) some people find literally anything profound, whilst others are particularly seduced by the preudoprofiundity of new-agey BS c) those in that latter group are worse at reality. Also, what does a good skeptic do when science appears to confirm the narrative she prefers about the world? Topics: Space! SpaceX just did a wildly impressive thing. Where does it fit in the history of space related achievement? Mr. Pieces believes it's more significant than the moon landing. Matt and Jody are sending this topic into the future where they can hopefully handle it properly Year in review: we give ourselves grades in various "subjects" of life. Eg: fitness, $-management, jobby-job performance, percolating creative tasks, husbandry, home maintenance, etc. Jobby-Job Matt = B- Jody = B- Home Maintenance Matt = C- Jody = C- Health and Fitness Matt = D (but he already did run #1 of 100 for 2016, so there's that) Jody = C+ Husbandry and Parenting Matt = C Jody = B+

Summary: They're back for real this time, with a topic, no less! This week Jody pitches Matt his percolating creative ideas for some feedback (and minimal snark). (Real) Follow Up Matt and his partner headed back to NOLA tomorrow… And there was just a mass shooting (17 injured) in the 9th Ward More worryingly, Matt might be getting sick (early warning signs present now), which is never a good thing in NOLA This American Life, 10 years after hurricane Katrina Toups' Meatery #Toothless Tiger is doing OK after her full mouth extraction- she can eat wet or hard food, amazingly Jody’s Pitch Deck Intro "Internet of Things", a tired buzz-term for Jody, but still fresh and completely acceptable to Matt Since hearing Jody's topic idea, Matt keeps thinking of more and more applications for the “Internet Open Sign” switch. Diesel Generator Alert Monitor best intro into the deck (despite limited user base of 1 guy/1 family-business) The Don has an acquaintance who sells diesel generator add-on modules that make the generators run more efficiently Jody is baffled by this, but it's a family business that's been running for a long time, so he assumes it must work Matt's skeptic alarms are sounding, but he accepts Jody's hand-waving Currently the generator add-on module has an "everything is not OK" light THE PITCH: connect the warning light to the internet so it can send an email or an SMS when something goes wrong Proof of concept alert monitor xIsOpen Started as The Don's idea, specifically for tennis courts THE PITCH: the local Recreation Center has soft-surface tennis courts that have to be closed down if they're too wet. Wouldn't you like to be able to know if the courts are open before you leave the house? Rec Center employees don't want to have to field continuous phone calls, and they don't like telling people who have just driven across town that the courts are closed They would much rather have a nice, friendly switch to throw that can update a web page in real-time for everyone to see The Don hacked on the hardware previously, and already had a domain name, TennisCourtsOpen.com The Don went the extra mile and made a fancy case for the hardware (yes, the tennis ball glows green for "open" or red for "closed) Jody thinks this idea should also be used for the pool at the Rec Center which suffers from similar weather-related closures In fact, Jody also thinks this will work well for any restaurant that can't quite keep consistent hours Matt The Foodie probably knows a few places in this category Android fancy text entry app THE ITCH: Jody is continually frustrated with Evernote and other text capture apps on Android and on the web THE PITCH: reduce friction for text capture on Android, start typing and then decide what to do with it Similar to the Drafts app on iOS Jody made a tiny bit of progress here with what could be the web-based portion of this app Jody's "minimum viable" text box on web page demo...emphasis on minimum (NOTE to listeners who actually follow that link, if you're baffled by a non-cooperative, fat cursor, type 'i' and things will probably work more like you expect) Jody tries to blow Matt's mind with the included vim-style modal editing. Jody has written about his efforts to learn this weird trick to editing text (hint, vi has a steep learning curve) Podcast Hosting and Content Management System THE ITCH: Jody should have automated some processes for ALYT a long time ago, but instead he could leverage those efforts into an entire podcast platform! THE PITCH: setting up an online presence for a podcast is complicated. This service would provide a website for blogging and show notes, hosting of audio files, and podcast feed (re-)generation. This kind of grandiose thinking from Jody can be non-productive, or procrastination in disguise Jody is waiting until Dan Benjamin releases his podcast content managent system, but he won't ship! Dan's system will be a for-pay service (probably), but Jody will still use it if it's good The 5by5 service from Dan will include lots of fancy analytics for advertisers (not an important feature for Jody or ALYT...yet) Amy Hoy’s 30x500 theory. Jody’s math was way off on this, but it’s still a good guideline. No, this is not the same as podcasts on Spotify, or Google Music...the shows would still live on the open web. Things Matt wants internet-ed Some of this discussion was lost due to a smaller than expected SD card in the Matt's Zoom audio recorder This was harder than Matt thought it would be, he's not sure if this is a failure of his imagination, or if he's just reasonably happy with the currently available information about his things. Matt wants his car to be able to communicate at a more granular level what’s wrong with it when the CEL comes on, and maybe to keep track of more maintenance data (but right now there's a lovely Moleskine notebook for that). Matt notes this is already already a reality for some newer cars Matt doesn’t need to talk to his fridge or other appliances Possibly a security system. Matt and his partner have considered installing one. If Matt's HVAC was more than passably effective, he might want to internet with it, but as it is, there wouldn’t be much point Summing up It's much harder to scrape together contiguous time block for Jody to record ALYT, but he can consistently steal away to fix a small bug or make progress on these projects These projects have been a great balance of steady forward progress and technical challenges (which is very pleasing to Jody) Jody acquired many useful internet-plumbing skills while podcasting with Matt and they keep being useful on side-projects Jody's complained previously that his setup of the ALYT website was too well-planned and so he doesn't get to tinker with it. Thanks to The Don for giving Jody something interesting to work on

Summary: Testing...testing...does this thing still work? The boys recorded a little preview/bonus episode to tease the triumphant return of ALYT. Planning session 10 installs of ALYT Android app, double digits! Matt's now teaching adults...and they don't ask good questions Topic suggestion for episode 58, “Jody’s Pitch Deck” Not discussed Jody feeling the itch to record (finally) Matt manages to get the phone of his dreams Having kids as time travel babies == tiny zombies Neil Degrsse Tyson inverviews Edward Snowden Part 1 Part 2 Jody's not into the Star Talk show format, but this interview was good audio Pluto close-ups, Mars-water, are Matt's students excited?

Summary: On another topic-less episode, we get a baby update, talk about machine learning and science journalism, food, blogging, food-blogging, and a little bit of sports ball. Finally, Matt practices his canine psychology. Summer Matt has 3 vacations in 4 weeks Bonnaroo (previously discussed), then beach, then NOLA Read all about Matt & his partner's NOLA adventures here: Part 1, and Part 2 Listener Science Link Also known as rant-bait for Matt Lady Sportsball, Esq. sent us this article about machine learning in science Spoiler, this is not the birth of Skynet But Jody and Matt both excited by the progress made by this combination of humans, data, code, and computers Matt slowly shipping content to GBRB It’s been pretty fun. How do I know what the Blahg wants to be? Is that even an important question? How do I know if anyone is reading it? (Analytics?) How do I get it out into the world? Just keep telling people? Do I have to pay for FB to be extra creepy? Shout out to Rooster, and congrats on their expansion. You'll find Rooster at the very top of Matt's "Favorites" page on the blog he may have mentioned. Matt's Sportsball update Merlin Mann & John Siracusa argue about the social value of sports. (It's a long show, but the sportsball argument begins right around 1:21.00) US WWC team triumphs!, Le Tour has been exciting. British Grand Prix was excellent too. Couldn’t get into Wimbledon this year (too much going on)