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In this episode, Dr. Desmon Brown, Vice President of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Support Services at Aspen Dental, discusses the financial and operational hurdles faced by new dental graduates and seasoned practitioners alike. He highlights the benefits of partnering with DSOs and the importance of staying current with technological advancements to ensure success in the rapidly evolving dental industry.

In this episode, Dr. Desmon Brown, Vice President of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Support Services at Aspen Dental, discusses the financial and operational hurdles faced by new dental graduates and seasoned practitioners alike. He highlights the benefits of partnering with DSOs and the importance of staying current with technological advancements to ensure success in the rapidly evolving dental industry.

In the last episode of 2023, Lindsay Smith Rogers talks with co-hosts Dr. Josh Sharfstein and Stephanie Desmon about 2023. This year saw a rise in non-COVID topics, including Supreme Court cases, malaria, RSV, antitrans health legislation, climate emergencies, artificial intelligence, and more. They also talk about what topics they're thinking about for 2024. Learn more about another one of our projects, the Expert Insights newsletter: http://publichealth.jhu.edu/subscribe

Chicago gets ready to hire a police superintendent. Ben riffs. Newly elected fifth ward Alderman Desmon Yancy talks development. Specifically, what can be done to give ordinary South Shore residents the same sort of protections that billionaires get from the free market. Also, a word or two about the Kenwood connection. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The guys discuss the improvements of Desmond Ridder in his two week's of action as they talk with Falcons lead digital reporter Scott Bair

In the last episode of Season 6, Lindsay Smith Rogers talks with co-hosts Dr. Josh Sharfstein and Stephanie Desmon about 2022: how it started, what happened, and how it's going now. They reflect on the changing COVID response, listener feedback, standout episodes, notable guests, looking ahead to topics for 2023 and more. This episode was recorded in person as a video and can be viewed on the @johnshopkinssph YouTube channel. Please vote for the podcast in the Signal Listener's Choice Awards! Info here: https://bit.ly/PHPodVoting 

This week, we are talking about marketing to a black audience. Our guests today are Desmon Walker and Allen Shelton, the partners at Narratent, a Chicago-based, Black-owned digital marketing agency. Narratent was founded in August of 2019 and has since expanded to Washington, D.C. Their four core principles are: eliminate the box, tell it like it is, raise the bar, and add real value. Some of their notable clients include NBC Sports, Universal Music Group, Diageo, and more. Learn more about the Online Optimism podcast at https://www.onlineoptimism.com/podcast/

SHOW: COMICS TODAY! TOPIC(s): In this live stream we chat with Desmon from Mom and Sons regarding the initiatives that he is undertaking to support deploy service people and displaced vets. Please consider supporting this project: https://momandsonscomics.com

Today we give a very warm welcome to Desmond Smith, the Chief Growth Officer at United Wholesale Mortgage to the Housing News podcast!Clayton and Desmon talk about how his career — which has spanned multiple institutions across the mortgage industry, including Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase,  and Fannie Mae — has shaped the way he currently operates as a mortgage executive at UWM. He also jumps into how the past year has shaped both his personal and professional goals, how he leads day-to-day and how his strategy to grow the broker channel is coming to fruition.Enjoy the episode!The Housing News podcast explores the most important topics happening in mortgage, real estate, and fintech. Each week a new mortgage or real estate executive joins the show to add perspective to the top stories crossing HousingWire's news desk. Hosted by Clayton Collins and produced by the HW Media team. 

Payroll has historically been focused on the W2 employee. In the swift and ever evolving gig economy there has been a major shift toward 1099 contract work. In this episode we sat down with Desmon Lewis, Senior Sales Executive of Gig Wage, to talk about how the workplace is changing and how innovation in payment systems is following suit.

We welcome actor, producer, writer, and director Desmon Heck to tonight's episode. We will be talking about his new move SPIDER streaming now on XUMO (link below) Desmon Heck was born in Wilingboro, New Jersey and raised in Dallas, Texas. He is an actor, director, and producer. After graduating high school he enrolled in the Kim Dawson Actors Conservatory where he trained for two years and received his Associates Degree in Fine Arts. Upon graduation he got an agent and booked a part in two Chuck Norris projects. He then moved to Los Angeles, where he has trained with Ivana Chubbock and at Playhouse West. He has performed in various television shows and features including CSI New York and Criminal Minds. He started his own production company "You JT Films" where he has produced and directed several short films and features. https://www.xumo.tv/channel/99991728/free-black-cinema... This episode is sponsored by Deadly Grounds Coffee! Head over to https://deadlygroundscoffee.com/ and get a little deadly Find out more at https://wicked-horror-show.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/wicked-horror-show/dc3a409f-7a1d-482c-ae3a-143077eb999c

Spider an indie Thriller just released and Directed by Desmon Heck. We breakdown the movie discuss senses and talk acting. Desmon lets us know what it talks to do a indy movie now a days. This is a great episode I really enjoyed learning more about this movie. Make sure you check this movie out streaming now!Desmon HeckInstagram @desmonheck https://www.instagram.com/desmonheck/@thespidermovie https://www.instagram.com/thespidermovie/Streaming Spider https://www.xumo.tv/channel/99991728/free-black-cinema?v=XM0WZKBAJXGR5K&p=71292Angry Dad Links https://lnk.bio/angrydadpodcastInner Circle Podcast NetworkInstagram @innercirclepn https://www.instagram.com/innercirclepn/Twitter @InnerCirlcePN https://www.innercirclepn.comWebsite https://www.innercirclepn.comIntro and outro designed byNeil Fraser Graphics Instagram @neilfrasergraphics Twitter @neilfraser78 website https://neil-fraser-graphics.myshopify.com/The Sponsor of Angry Dad Podcast IFBB Pro Jon Andersen Instagram @thejonandersen https://www.instagram.com/thejonandersen/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jon.s.andersen.3Twitter https://twitter.com/THEJONANDERSENTHRIVE TransformationsChange your physique in 90 DAYS! Results in one week!https://www.jonandersencoaching.com/copy-of-fb-landing-page CH Concrete Servicing the San Francisco Bay Area Offering concrete and landscaping services. Paving and concrete stampsPlus sidewalks, driveways, patios and walkways and all concrete custom workInstagram @ch_concrete_bayarea https://instagram.com/ch_concrete_bayarea?igshid=ka0z80g7222c Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CHHConcrete/Gmail cathconcrete@gmail.comContact +1 (510) 314-5343Sleep Terror ClothingIG @sleepterrorclothing Twitter @SleepTerrorClothingCoWebsite www.sleepterrorclothing.comFeast Mode Instagram @feastmodeflavorsWedsite https://feastmodeflavors.com?sca_ref=1002565.4gbeCWqBtG10% off with Promo Code AngryDad Death Wish Coffee IG @deathwishcoffeehttps://imp.i224272.net/x9Q1n3angrydad10% off with Promo Code AngryDad Ready Relief CBD IG @readyreliefcbdWebsite https://readyreliefcbd.com25% off your order with code AngryDad#AngryDadPodcast #Spider #DesmonHeck

In the last episode of Season 4, Lindsay Smith Rogers talks with co-hosts Dr. Josh Sharfstein and Stephanie Desmon about 2021: how it started, what happened, and how it's going now. They reflect on where we were one year ago, talk about their favorite episodes and public health moments, give some reading suggestions, and discuss what they're most looking forward to in 2022. If you're in need of a chuckle, stick around for a surprise at the end.

Desmon grew up flying with his dad, but it wasn't until he was 40 that he got his first pilot certificate. From there, his passion for and experience in aviation has absolutely skyrocketed. He is one of the premier gyroplane professionals in the world, assisting in accident investigations and providing incredible instruction.Desmon is also a captain for a 121 airline in the U.S. and has detailed dozens of his adventures and wild experiences in his own book "Tales from the Cockpit". You can find his book and his YouTube channel in the links below:https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Cockpit-Sometimes-Closed-Reason/dp/B08FKN9FQYhttps://www.youtube.com/user/alaskanlimoguy

TRAUMA dengan tindakan yang pernah ia lakukan di masa lalu Desmon tidak mau memegang senjata walaupun demikian ia tetap bersikeras ingin berbakti kepada negaranya sebagai prajurit (tentara). Desmon di satu sisi berusaha memegang teguh untuk tidak membunuh sesuai ajaran agamanya, di sisi lain ia pun berjuang bagi negaranya sebagai tentara medis. Yuk simak bareng cerita selanjutnya hanya di @resonansi !

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the calls from Black Lives Matter for his and Police Chiief Patrick Smith's resignations over the shooting of Desmon Ray.

Vigil for Desmon Ray Jr https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2021/04/we-demand-justice-emotional-vigil-held-for-man-fatally-shot-by-birmingham-police.html #peoplearerevolting twitter.com/peoplerevolting Peoplearerevolting.com movingtrainradio.com

Former USC All-Pac-12 guard Desmon Farmer joins Shotgun Spratling to discuss his unique perspective on the NCAA tournament. Farmer was on the underdog USC team that made a run to the Elite Eight in 2001, a Trojans' team that was upset by UNC Wilmington a year later and is now on staff with the Trojans as a graduate assistant. Farmer talks about the life lessons professional basketball taught him, what advice he’s giving the players this week and why he thinks USC could make a run to its first Final Four since 1954. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The song at the beginning of the podcast is called “Vibes” by the Let’s Just Sleep On That podcasts very own Nique The Geek.  APPLE MUSIC LINK BELOW:https://music.apple.com/us/album/vibes/1542739403?i=1542739413SPOTIF LINK BELOW:https://open.spotify.com/track/2qfEdEIGhcNawZ2fRx1OD7?si=zCqeEk2DRiWVakF1zeqS0A

Chi l’avrebbe mai detto: da Nusco un pezzetto di speranza, un briciolo di salvezza, un pensierino su come cambiano le cose & ndash; e per una volta - neanche male... Succede così che i vaccini anti Covid abbiano bisogno di speciali frigoriferi e che la meglio azienda che li produce, la Desmon, abbia sede proprio a Nusco, paese di circa 4.000 anime celebrato ’balcone dell’Irpinia’, ma soprattutto patria di Ciriaco De Mita che ne è tuttora l’amatissimo sindaco alla bella età di 92 anni.

Desmon and Derrick Lewis grew up in the Morris Heights neighborhood of the South Bronx. Together they founded The Bronx Community Foundation with endorsements from community leaders across the borough, business leaders, and local and state elected officials to address challenges facing the Bronx. Today, we are joined by Desmon Lewis, to discuss their efforts to date: at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic they launched the Bronx Community Relief Effort and raised $16 million dollars, " to support effective, on-the-ground operations that are focused on meeting the most essential needs of the Bronx community." Simultaneously, The Bronx Foundation has identified digital equity as a disparity that impacts many aspects of life for Bronxites. Background Disinvestment Deepens the Impact of COVID-19 and Racism in the Bronx, Editorial written by Desmon Lewis & Wes Caines of Bronx Defenders You can learn more about the The Bronx Community Foundation, The Bronx Community Relief Effort, and Digital Equity at thebronx.org

As part of a pre-election series, Stephanie Desmon talks with Dr. Paul Spiegel, director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health, and Katherine Narvaez, a Hopkins student and researcher and DACA recipient from Guatemala. They talk about Narvaez’s experience as a “Dreamer” and what’s at stake for her and other families who are at risk of separation and deportation. They also discuss the current administration’s policies and erosion of pathways to citizenship, how migrants and refugees contribute to the US’s economy, and how COVID-19 opened the door for much stricter immigration policies.

    This week we review The Highlander picked by past guest and homie Desmon Dunn.

In this episode I catch up with a good friend of Mines Desmon Hickson who is the definition of a renaissance man. Not only is he Fluent in Japanese& an advocate for Black Businesses but he is also a Graduate of Temple University with a degree in Computer Engineering . His insight on Japan is not only eye-opening but hilarious at the same time. This podcast also includes a Love story as well. Enjoy! Check him out! http://desmonhickson.com/ YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/user/desmonh100 Helping Black Business : https://www.sbadvocates.co/

In today's ep Thomas and Gerard talk with Actor/Producer and Director Desmon Heck about living in California, a very special judge, and the mysteries of space and life. join the discord! https://discord.gg/kkZbtmE

In the wake of protests seeking racial justice following George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police, Military Matters podcast host Desmon Farris looks into U.S. Army posts that are named for Confederate generals and why the Army continues to honor men who fought against it. Alongside the protest movement, calls have increased for the removal of Confederate statues, military leaders have moved to ban the display of Confederate imagery, and numerous officials have joined a push to rename installations that honor men who helped lead the armed insurrection against the Union in support of the institution of slavery. Millions of people of color have served in the military, sometimes at installations that are named for men who tried to keep their ancestors subjugated — Fort Hood, Texas, Fort AP Hill, Va., and Fort Bragg, N.C., are among 10 such installations. In this fast take episode, Desmon looks into the history of some of those Confederate leaders and how their names were chosen for those Army posts. Stars and Stripes' podcast team is working to get the information that matters to you. Subscribe today! Thanks for listening to Military Matters. Season two is coming soon, so stay tuned for updates.

We were honored to have the owner/creator of "The Mitzvah List" https://www.mitzvahlist.com/ as a guest on today's show. Beth provided our listeners with tips and suggestions on theme and trends. We spoke a bit about COVID concerns. And most importantly, we gained a great understanding of the value of adding event dates to her website, the mitzvahlist.com to avoid "date competition." Fore more information visit: https://www.mitzvahlist.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mitzvahlist https://www.instagram.com/mitzvahlist/

As Military Matters podcast hosts Rod Rodriguez and Desmon Farris dig further into the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, they find out what it's like to fight the disease; they learn about ventilators — why they're a political lightning rod, why they're needed and what they mean for patients; and they get the story behind an Air Force veteran's innovative, new ventilator. Rod and Desmon talk with retired Air Force Command Chief Master Sgt. Juan Lewis, known as the The Fired Up Chief, who has been receiving treatment since last month after being forced into intensive care with a severe case of COVID-19. Lewis is winning his battle with the disease, but at a cost. You’ve probably heard about ventilators in the news — how few we have, how badly they’re needed, and that some folks have said we don’t need as many as we think. But what is a ventilator, what does it do, and how is it used to treat patients with COVID-19? Rod and Des talk to a nurse with more than 30 years of experience, but she would talk only under the condition of anonymity, and you’ll hear why. And finally, the hosts talk ventilators with Air Force veteran and AirMid Critical Care Products Inc. CEO Michael Maguire, whose company developed an innovative, new ventilator answering the Army’s industry challenge. Stars and Stripes' podcasters are working to get you information you need to help you get through this worldwide crisis. Stay safe, and subscribe today!

In this episode of the Military Matters Review, hosts Rod Rodriguez and Desmon Farris continue the discussion from last week’s special edition podcast on the coronavirus pandemic. Rod and Desmon talk with Dr. Asha M. George of the Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense, Connecting Vets reporter Elizabeth Howe, and Stars and Stripes reporter Kim Gamel, who shares what life is like in South Korea, one of the countries hit hardest amid the pandemic. Rod and Desmon go over the latest stats on coronavirus infections and deaths across the nation and the DOD. They also find out what this and previous White House administrations could have done better to help safeguard the country against a pandemic. And they learn what this and future administrations need to do to prepare for the next pandemic, because it’s not if, it’s when. Listen as Stars and Stripes’ podcasters take on this urgent, global issue. Subscribe today! Links Bi-partisan Commission on Biodefense: https://biodefensecommission.org/ Connecting Vets: https://connectingvets.radio.com/ Military Matters is on Twitter: @stripesmmpod

Continuing the discussion from the most recent episode of the Military Matters podcast, hosts Desmon Farris and Rod Rodriguez dig more deeply into the military’s outreach into the eSports community.. Rod and Desmon look at whether the U.S. Army eSports Team is having an impact on recruitment and whether the cost is worth it. They also examine the world of eSports itself and how it is similar to other competitive fields, particularly at its highest levels. Listen as Stars and Stripes’ podcasters take a deep dive into this fascinating topic. Subscrbe today!

Continuing the discussion of military physical fitness assessments from the most recent episode of the Military Matters podcast, hosts Rod Rodriguez and Desmon Farris talk with Megan Reed, deputy director of public affairs of the U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training. Rod, Desmon and Megan talk about the purpose behind the design of the new Army Combat Fitness Test, its gender-neutral approach and key differences between the ACFT and the fitness test it is replacing. They talk about the Army’s ongoing effort to integrate the ACFT into a holistic approach toward soldiers’ well-being. They also discuss the reasoning for having different assessments among the military branches, as well as the influence the Army’s effort might have as the other branches develop their own programs. This topic has a wide impact. Listen as Stars and Stripes’ podcasters take a deep dive. Don’t miss it!

  We keep a promise to fellow podcaster Desmond Dunn to talk about his favorite Slasher, as well as kick of Black History Month!     Yoga Sphinx beat by Barry Tsunami     YouTube:  http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9RVH1igdtin8BiCGlHtRLA   Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cult45podcast   Theme song "OMG" by _Nameless (twitter: @_nameless) http://nameless.bandcamp.com/   "Skin Deep" by Queztion 7 (Intsagram: __q7__)http://www.soundcloud.com/queztion7/u-aynt-seen-nothyn-mls   Body Count" by Young Mustard (instagram: @dolphinteeth) https://soundcloud.com/youngmustard  

Hosts Rod Rodriguez and Desmon Farris talk about red flag laws, also known as extreme risk laws, and the implications they can have for gun owners. Rod and Desmon talk about what red flag laws are, the intent behind them, how they’re being used and the potential for their abuse. They also discuss the Second Amendment, gun control, suicide, and mass shootings. To separate the facts from the fiction, the hosts talk to experts in firearms law and gun safety, including retired Army Capt. Chris Marvin, who is a founding member of the Everytown Veterans Advisory Council; David Salvin, who is an attorney in California handling firearms-related and criminal-defense cases; and Jake Charles, the executive director of the Center for Firearms Law at Duke University. This is episode is locked and loaded. Subscribe today so you don’t miss it.

Hosts Desmon Farris and Rod Rodriguez look back at the inaugural episode of Military Matters, which focused on cannabis. Desmon and Rod talk about the response the episode has received and the misconceptions that persist about the controversial plant, which is being legalized in an increasing number of states. The hosts also discuss ongoing research into cannabis and why it's so difficult, why the Department of Veterans Affairs and others refrained from weighing in, and the plant's potential medical and addiction complications.

Desmon Yancy is Coordinator for Grassroots Alliance for Police Accountability. Adam Gross is with BPI's Affordable Housing Program. They talk police and housing in this Benny J bonus interview!

Force for Hire's hosts have focused primarily on American military contracting. We're changing it up this week as Michelle and Desmon look at a private Russian paramilitary force that is a global threat, even though it isn't formally recognized by its government.  The Wagner Group, believed to be run by former Russian military intelligence officer Dmitriy Utkin, is shrouded in secrecy. A 2017 Bloomberg article placed its membership as high as 6,000, even though mercenary forces are not allowed under Russian law. (https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-12-06/putin-wants-to-win-but-not-at-all-costs) The group has reportedly worked in Africa, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Ukraine and Syria. In early 2018, forces believed to be a part of the Wagner Group engaged in a battle with U.S.-led Syrian Democratic Forces troops near the Syrian town of Khasham. That led to a U.S. airstrike that killed numerous Russian mercenaries fighting alongside pro-Syrian government forces. Some reports put the number of Russian deaths as high as 200, although that has been contested. (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/13/russian-mercenaries-killed-us-airstrikes-syria) Critics allege that Russia uses mercenaries in Syria to keep official military losses low. Even with high-profile battles, the Wagner Group largely flies under the radar, leaving questions about its members and its mission, and who's ultimately calling the shots. To help explain the issues, Force for Hire welcomes Sergey Sukhankin, a research fellow at the Jamestown Foundation think tank in Washington; and Peer Schouten, a senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, a research institute in Denmark.  ogether, they'll talk about how the Wagner Group and other Russian contractors are influencing policies, affecting trade and shaping the politics of central African nations. Their operations on that continent remains a hot topic among the contracting community and those that follow it. Schouten and Sukhankin explain all this and more on the latest episode of Force for Hire. podcast@stripes.com

Force for Hire’s hosts have focused primarily on American military contracting. We’re changing it up this week as Michelle and Desmon look at a private Russian paramilitary force that is a global threat, even though it isn’t formally recognized by its government.  The Wagner Group, believed to be run by former Russian military intelligence officer Dmitriy Utkin, is shrouded in secrecy. A 2017 Bloomberg article placed its membership as high as 6,000, even though mercenary forces are not allowed under Russian law. (https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-12-06/putin-wants-to-win-but-not-at-all-costs) The group has reportedly worked in Africa, Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Ukraine and Syria. In early 2018, forces believed to be a part of the Wagner Group engaged in a battle with U.S.-led Syrian Democratic Forces troops near the Syrian town of Khasham. That led to a U.S. airstrike that killed numerous Russian mercenaries fighting alongside pro-Syrian government forces. Some reports put the number of Russian deaths as high as 200, although that has been contested. (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/feb/13/russian-mercenaries-killed-us-airstrikes-syria) Critics allege that Russia uses mercenaries in Syria to keep official military losses low. Even with high-profile battles, the Wagner Group largely flies under the radar, leaving questions about its members and its mission, and who’s ultimately calling the shots. To help explain the issues, Force for Hire welcomes Sergey Sukhankin, a research fellow at the Jamestown Foundation think tank in Washington; and Peer Schouten, a senior researcher at the Danish Institute for International Studies, a research institute in Denmark.  ogether, they’ll talk about how the Wagner Group and other Russian contractors are influencing policies, affecting trade and shaping the politics of central African nations. Their operations on that continent remains a hot topic among the contracting community and those that follow it. Schouten and Sukhankin explain all this and more on the latest episode of Force for Hire. podcast@stripes.com

Welcome to Force for Hire, where we will take you on a deep dive into the shadowy world of private military contracting. Join hosts Michelle Harven and Desmon Farris as they talk to military contractors, defense experts and servicemembers to help clear up the myths surrounding private military contracting and find out the truth behind the legends. In this first episode Michelle and Desmon talk to Sean McFate, former self-proclaimed mercenary and author of "New Rules of War" and David Isenberg, a Navy veteran and international security affairs analyst.   Together, they'll talk about what private military contracting is, what it's capable of and how it has helped shape the modern battlefield. 

Welcome to Force for Hire, where we will take you on a deep dive into the shadowy world of private military contracting. Join hosts Michelle Harven and Desmon Farris as they talk to military contractors, defense experts and servicemembers to help clear up the myths surrounding private military contracting and find out the truth behind the legends. In this first episode Michelle and Desmon talk to Sean McFate, former self-proclaimed mercenary and author of "New Rules of War" and David Isenberg, a Navy veteran and international security affairs analyst.   Together, they'll talk about what private military contracting is, what it's capable of and how it has helped shape the modern battlefield. 

We want to welcome our very first guest for season 2 episode 1. Desmon is a long time friend to the show, he is a Writer, Director and actor, known for "La La" (Youtube), "Bloody Snow" (Amazon) and many more. Currently Mr. Heck is filming another project coming soon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/3-way-podcast/support

Jim is back after his trip and he wants to defend the Lions. The guys then get into the Tarik Black injury and who needs to step up most for Michigan in his absence. Aaron McMann of MLive joins the show to discuss Michigan football and the upcoming season. Next the guys ask just how crazy Desmond Howard is for picking Michigan to win the National Championship and wrap up the show by asking you your expectations for the Lions this season.

JR Sports Enterprises KNOW MORE THAN THE NAME… Pre Draft Exclusive with Desmon White receiver from TCU. It is the show to know before they go pro, because College2Pro.com has been featuring NFL Draft Prospects for nearly a decade. Professional scouting (CFL), working in conjunction with collegiate all-star games (Texas vs. The Nation, Gridiron Showcase), no other platform combined with experience allows future NFL stars to reveal the identity to the world-wide listening audience built over the years by College2Pro.com In depth analysis, allows listeners that includes NFL Scouts and GMs to know the prospect on a personal level rather than just knowing their number on game film. College2Pro.com continues to bring on an unprecedented level, interviews to most hard core NFL enthusiasts. Join host Bo Marchionte and special guest Desmon White on the C2P podcast powered by football lovers everywhere. 

DISARMING! This week on an all new So Wizard Podcast, Joey and Markellus are joined by Desmon of the Nerdtastic Podcast to give you a full reaction to the newest movie in the Cloverfield Cinematic Universe, The Cloverfield Paradox. Plus nerdy news including a new Deadpool 2 trailer and more! Check it out, it's always free to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, listen on Spotify, or right on our website!   Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Buy a So Wizard T Shirt and support the show! Check out our website! 

Shalom tries to tell the tale of Dutch Schultz. Desmon tries to pay attention.   If you like us then you can support the show and become a Patron today! Also, find us on Facebook, Twitter, and iTunes. Please. Rate, Share, and Subscribe.  

All this chit chat is going to get the DCEU hurt. This week on an all new So Wizard, the team is joined by Desmon from the Nerdtastic 4 Podcast to tackle all the crazy DCEU news including a Joker Elseworlds move, The Batman maybe not being in the DCEU, the end of Gotham City Sirens and more! Plus the title is revealed for the Han Solo spin off and more! This week is 92% raw, as we attempted to go with a little editing as possible.  Can we make it through without flubbing up the show? Find out, it's ALWAYS FREE to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, listen on Stitcher Radio, or right on our website! Check out the Nerdtastic 4! Follow us on Twitter! Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Instagram! Buy a So Wizard T Shirt and support the show! Check out our website!  Check out the Nerd Podcast Mafia!

Welcome to a very special edition of the show. We decided that with all the violence, slavery, buttholes, and scams, that it would be nice to do something a little different and nice, so we present to you...The History of Nintendo and...our own discussion and history with Nintendo, fun for us, fun for you, fun for everyone. Regular show will still hit next week. You can find Kris on Massive Score on YouTube, on Twitter, and with Desmon on the Nerdtastic 4.

We're talking about Thunderbird this week and the huge North American birds that may have inspired Thunderbird's physical description. Thanks to Desmon of the Not Historians podcast for this week's topic suggestion! Further listening: While I was in the middle of researching this episode, Thinking Sideways did a whole episode on Washington's Eagle. Further reading: "The Great Quake and the Great Drowning" "The Myth of 19th Century Pterodactyls" Depiction of Thunderbird on a Pacific Northwest totem pole: A wandering albatross hanging out with a lot of lesser birds. Biggest wingspan in the world right here, folks! A California condor. #16, in fact. An adult bald eagle with a juvenile. Washington's eagle as painted by James Audubon Model of a teratorn. We don't actually know what colors they were. Show transcript: Welcome to Strange Animals Podcast. I’m your host, Kate Shaw. This week’s episode about Thunderbirds was suggested by Desmon of the Not Historians Podcast, a fun, fascinating podcast about history. If you haven’t given it a listen yet, I recommend it. Despite my interest in birds, before I started research for this episode, I didn’t know much about the Thunderbird. I knew it was an element in First Nations lore but I didn’t know which tribes or regions, just assumed it was out west somewhere. Since I live in East Tennessee, “out west” to me is a vague wave of the hand and a mental image of wide-open plains and buffalo and maybe John Wayne. But it turns out that the Thunderbird is an important element in Northeastern and Pacific Northwest tribal lore, as well as being well known among the Great Plains societies and beyond. Thunderbird, in fact, is one of the most widespread figures in Native American lore. I’m always cautious when mystery animal research points me to religious lore. Many cryptozoologists like to mine myths, legends, folktales, and religious stories of all kinds to find corroboration for the existence of their personal pet cryptid, but if you aren’t extremely well versed in the culture, it’s easy to misinterpret elements of a story. Worse, some cryptozoologists do this on purpose, running roughshod over sacred beliefs and yanking out one mention of, for instance, a giant human and then shouting about how this tribe clearly knows all about Bigfoot. Not to pick on the Bigfoot hunters, but guys, you need to calm down. Thunderbird is associated with storms but it’s not accurate to say he’s a storm god. He’s more of a representation of the uncontrollable power of nature. In many Plains societies, Thunderbird is associated with trickster figures and a deep belief in the dual aspect of nature—that things in nature often hold their own opposites, that everything found in nature is reflected and represented in the human world. Thunderbird is not necessarily a single being, either. Many tribes have stories about four different varieties of Thunderbird represented by different colors. Sometimes the different colored Thunderbirds correspond to the cardinal directions, sometimes not. And while Thunderbird is generally supposed to be an enormous eagle-like bird, the difference between bird and human is frequently blurred in the stories. This blurring of human and animal traits in stories is true across all cultures, incidentally, and if you doubt me, think about “what big eyes you have, granny.” Animal beings in traditional stories of all types are allegories, not real animals or real people. The Thunderbird is also an allegory, a spiritual being, and it’s a disservice to the rich and sophisticated First Nations cultures to strip those trappings away and try to find nothing but a bird underneath. That’s not to say the physical form of Thunderbird wasn’t inspired by eagles or other birds. Just don’t dismiss a culture’s spiritual world to root out so-called proof of a natural explanation. But.

This week Desmon and the Michaels from the TX Files Podcast take on the story of one of the largest infiltrations of the US government. Operation Snow White by members of the Church of Scientology.  You can find the TX Files on Apple Podcasts and Twitter.  If you like us then you can support the show and become a Patron today! https://www.patreon.com/NotHistorians Also, find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Apple Podcasts. Please. Rate, Share, and Subscribe.

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