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Jonathan Spears with Scenic, Sotheby's International Realty and DJ discuss the value of teams and how being a part of a team brings value. Jonathan emphasizes the importance of providing value to your clients in their path to a $1B business. Next, Jonathan talks about being passionate and finding your niche are your pathways to […]

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Another fun week at Arkham Comics and Games filled with laughs, books, bad jokes and just an all around great time hanging out talking all things comics!  If you like hanging out in a comic book store then this is the podcast for you!  Come on in and join John & DJ in a good ole fashion comic book store conversation.

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DJ CHIEF is an up-and-coming DJ from Dusseldorf, Germany. He delivered a mix for the DJcity Podcast containing Afrobeats, hip-hop, trap, and UK drill. Follow DJ CHIEF on Instagram: @chiefinspectorlelke See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As always, thank you guys for tuning into another week of Rinse & Repeat Radio! I'm your host DJ Cazes. Coming up on the guest mix this week, we have Mr Anderson. Like our guest Mednas last week, Mr Anderson is also a resident DJ of world famous LIV Nightclub in Miami. You can catch him there every weekend supporting some of the biggest names in hip-hop like Travis Scott, Lil Baby, & many more.While Mr. Anderson is known more for his open format & hip-hop sets, This dude threw down an awesome 30 minutes of house just for us! Episode 089, turn it up!*** Mr Anderson Guest Mix **1.) Chris Lorenzo, High Jinx - California Dreaming2.) Acraze Ft. Cherish - Do It Do It3.) Fourword - Snake Charmer4.) Ferreck Dawn, Guz Nl - Kush5.) Woak & Make U Sweat - Tig Tig6.) Chris Lake Ft. Alexis Roberts - Turn Off The Lights (Douth! & Gorillowz Remix)7.) Woak - Want8.) Gorillowz, City Boyz - Speed Up9.) Gorillowz & Howz - Toxic Ways10.) Richisavage-makedat11.) Hot Bullet - Carousel12.) Shouse - Love Tonight (Vintage Culture & Kiko Franco Remix)13.) Farruko- Pepas (Gordo X Shaunfrank Remix)*** Cazes Mix ***1.) Dombresky & CID - R.e.a.l2.) Dombresky, Ricky Ducati, Donnie Sloan - Down Low (Leftwing : Kody Remix)3.) Westend Ft. Ranger Trucco - Life Of Sin4.) Diplo, Paul Woolford, Kareen Lomax - Promises5.) The Weeknd - Take My Breath (James Hype Vip Remix)6.) Adapter - Pattak7.) Nina Simone - Feeling Good (Joel Corry Remix)Find me on my socials! - @cazesthedjwww.cazesthedj.comUpcoming Dates10/21 - American Social - Fort Lauderdale, FL10/22 - Tangra - Tampa, FL10/23 - Memoire - Boston, MA10/28 - American Social - Fort Lauderdale10/29 (Day) - Baia Beach Club - Miami Beach, FL10/29 (Night) - Swan - Miami, FL10/31 - Recess - Tallahassee, FL

Recorded 2021-10-19 22:02:53 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * GOJIRA - Where Dragons Dwell* GOJIRA - The Heaviest Matter of the Universe* Machine Girl - On Coming* Xanopticon - Ungrokd* No_Name - Most Effective Tactic Available* Arsenic - Scenic Route* Champa B - Deception VIP* Stivs & MDS - 12 O'Clock Natty* FFF - Warzone* Dylan & BKEY - The Whorror* Empire X - Insane* Dave Skywalker - Pandora* Current Value - Faith* Limewax - Jupiter* EriS - Armor Piercing* Maza & Death - Control* Meander - Khanivore* The Panacea - Stormbringer* Syprexa - Brainpop* Maza & Death - Destroy Everything* Limewax - Sausage Tribute* Gein vs Arsenic - Bitch* EriS - Deserted Highway* Dylan & BKEY - Slave To Life (Limewax Remix)* Le Jad - Painful Epic* Nano.strike - B.I.N.T. - Problem One (Nano.strike Remix)* ChopChop - Catastrophic* Scraper - Dont Give a Fuck* Le Jad - A Princess On My Horse* ChopChop - Failure* DJ Skull Vomit - Dark Tarzan (ft. Stazma The Junglechrist)* Nano.strike - Resonating Anger* Gore Tech - The Plague Of Zion* Jon Tetly - Corrosive* Dimensional Dryft - Savage* The Panacea - Reality* Syprexa - Epileptic BoogalooTracklisting:* GOJIRA - Where Dragons Dwell* GOJIRA - The Heaviest Matter of the Universe* Machine Girl - On Coming* Xanopticon - Ungrokd* No_Name - Most Effective Tactic Available* Arsenic - Scenic Route* Champa B - Deception VIP* Stivs & MDS - 12 O'Clock Natty* FFF - Warzone* Dylan & BKEY - The Whorror* Empire X - Insane* Dave Skywalker - Pandora* Current Value - Faith* Limewax - Jupiter* EriS - Armor Piercing* Maza & Death - Control* Meander - Khanivore* The Panacea - Stormbringer* Syprexa - Brainpop* Maza & Death - Destroy Everything* Limewax - Sausage Tribute* Gein vs Arsenic - Bitch* EriS - Deserted Highway* Dylan & BKEY - Slave To Life (Limewax Remix)* Le Jad - Painful Epic* Nano.strike - B.I.N.T. - Problem One (Nano.strike Remix)* ChopChop - Catastrophic* Scraper - Dont Give a Fuck* Le Jad - A Princess On My Horse* ChopChop - Failure* DJ Skull Vomit - Dark Tarzan (ft. Stazma The Junglechrist)* Nano.strike - Resonating Anger* Gore Tech - The Plague Of Zion* Jon Tetly - Corrosive* Dimensional Dryft - Savage* The Panacea - Reality* Syprexa - Epileptic Boogaloo Download, Distribute, and Donate!

Thanks For Watching Episode 173, Quit Emotioning Me, Joe, Beth and DJ are having a great time tonight talking about many films and just enjoying the conversation. Luckily there are notes, because if there were no show notes, the show would take a huge tangent. We all agree that Tim Curry is one of the best comedic actors. The film this week was Clue on Paramount Plus. We also talk about films with Madeline Kahn in them. Next week we will talk about a film staring someone in the film Clue or starting with the letter E and listing our favorite Tim Curry films. What are your favorites? Let us know with a call or text. Check us out over there at Patreon. Our website is https://www.tfwmovies.com and feel free to call or text us at 512-PODCAST. Just hashtags you might like from our show and a way to boost our ratings somehow. #tfwmovies #thanksforwatching #apostle_ofc @apostle_ofc #Lists #TimCurry #ClueMovie #MadalineKahn #SocialDistancing #disneyplus #netflix #primevideo #anchorpodcast #podcast #podcasting #podcasts #NERDA #AlphabetMovieSoup

Cody and Joe talk postseason baseball including Kyle Schwarber's dominance and potential fits with the organization moving forward. Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Year DJ Herz joins the program to talk baseball, his favorite moments in the minors so far, his favorite foods, his one experience at Wrigley Field, and a lot more! DJ joins the show at the 22:15 minute mark! www.ontapsportsnet.com Panelists on Twitter: @CodyOnTap | @JoeOnTap

Recorded 2021-10-19 20:36:24 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * Makoto - Run It Back To Me ft. K S R * Nu:Tone - Shift Break * Lally - All The Time * Mr Joseph, Illmatika & Sofi Mari - Perfect Summer * Paul SG - Faso * Paul SG - Forever VIP * redeyes & lenzman - gotta change * LSB & DRS - High As She (Break Remix) * Command Strange - Mystery * Surreal - Space Odyssey * RoyGreen, Protone & Paul SG - Carpaccio Funk * LTJ Bukem - Flip the Narrative * MA2 - Hearing Is Believing (Serum Remix) * NC-17 & Des McMahon - Dubminded * Command Strange & Danny Wheeler ft. Steelo - Golden Era * Mirai - Dreamland * dRamatic & dbAudio - Got Feeling * LSB & DRS - New Day * Break - Don't You Worry * Mirai - You Bring Me Joy * Random Movement - Patty Melt * Hugh Hardie - Light It Up * Adam F - Circles (dRamatic & dbAudio Remix) * FX909 - Marsupial * Flaco - Amazing * FD & Script - Monza * Jubei - Barracuda * Command Strange - Forever * The Vanguard Project - Luv U Tnite * Commix - Backchat * Alibi & Acuna - System Report * GEST - Shame * ARPXP & HLZ - Radar* GLXY - Lucid Tracklisting:* Makoto - Run It Back To Me ft. K S R * Nu:Tone - Shift Break * Lally - All The Time * Mr Joseph, Illmatika & Sofi Mari - Perfect Summer * Paul SG - Faso * Paul SG - Forever VIP * redeyes & lenzman - gotta change * LSB & DRS - High As She (Break Remix) * Command Strange - Mystery * Surreal - Space Odyssey * RoyGreen, Protone & Paul SG - Carpaccio Funk * LTJ Bukem - Flip the Narrative * MA2 - Hearing Is Believing (Serum Remix) * NC-17 & Des McMahon - Dubminded * Command Strange & Danny Wheeler ft. Steelo - Golden Era * Mirai - Dreamland * dRamatic & dbAudio - Got Feeling * LSB & DRS - New Day * Break - Don't You Worry * Mirai - You Bring Me Joy * Random Movement - Patty Melt * Hugh Hardie - Light It Up * Adam F - Circles (dRamatic & dbAudio Remix) * FX909 - Marsupial * Flaco - Amazing * FD & Script - Monza * Jubei - Barracuda * Command Strange - Forever * The Vanguard Project - Luv U Tnite * Commix - Backchat * Alibi & Acuna - System Report * GEST - Shame * ARPXP & HLZ - Radar* GLXY - Lucid Download, Distribute, and Donate!

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Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with guest David Nulsen. David Nulsen (a.k.a. D-RO) is the host and DJ of "Jah Works Radio" (www.jahworksradio.com), a radio show and podcast livicated to healing and spreading the message of One Love through word, sound and power.  Each episode is a mystical journey set to the heartbeat of reggae and other indigenous music, along with powerful reasoning sessions with inspirational people.  Jah Works Radio is syndicated on several radio stations across the world and is a top-5 rated reggae podcast on iTunes.  David is also an environmental educator and owner of 44 Parallel Superfoods (www.44parallelsuperfoods.com), a small herbal company specializing in wild-harvested chaga mushrooms from Vermont and maca root powder from Peru.  His passion and appreciation for both music and nature is ever-expanding and he recognizes them as having the potential to truly bring healing to the nations.   David spends most of his time nowadays with his beautiful wife raising their two amazing daughters in the hills of Vermont.  As a student of Mama Nature and life, he enjoys days spent with his family exploring and learning from the forests, hills and waterways of New England.  Always in tune with Nature's ebbing and flowing messages, David brings a unique perspective on tapping into the magic of life.  This will truly be a family affair and all are welcome and apprecialoved for who they truly are - beautiful and limitless beings!   He can be reached at jahworksradio@gmail.com. Websites: www.jahworksradio.com and www.44parallelsuperfoods.com

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Former BYU wide receiver Dylan Collie joined DJ & PK for his weekly visit to talk about BYU's two-game slide, his relationship with Nick Rolovich, and what he expects in the Washington State game this Saturday.

She was the most influential American DJ you've never heard of. Deirdre O'Donoghue was a vital force in the musical underground of the 1980s. Countless artists crammed into her studio to perform live on her late-night show, “SNAP!” on KCRW. And after 40 years, those legendary sessions will be heard again. Join Michael Stipe, Henry Rollins, Julian Cope, and more for a sound-packed series from the producers of Lost Notes and Unfictional transporting you to the heyday of ‘80s independent music and the DJ who shaped it.

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DJ mixes from Keith Bowden including trance, progressive, electro, house and techno. Promotional use only. If you like the songs you hear please support the artists and record labels by purchasing the music via the provided links in the podcast. Some songs may not be released at time of recording, however visit the “More Info” links to learn more about release dates. www.facebook.com/auralpmusic

The Cleveland Browns took a collective dump on the souls of their fans on Sunday afternoon, laying an egg in a 37-14 loss to the Arizona Cardinals at FirstEnergy Stadium. DJ, Ramzy and Eric return to the Factory of Sadcast to stare into the abyss that is a 3-3 football team with more injuries than a team of 4th graders after scrimmaging upperclassmen and to throw analytics out the window with their predictions ahead of Thursday night's game against the woeful Denver Broncos.0:11 A Giant Pile of Poo3:50 Imagine Having Nice Things7:00 How Do You Assign Blame?10:45 DPJ = MVP13:00 Is That Case Keenum's Music?14:23 Joe Woods ... Yikes17:50 Refs, LOL20:25 Dublin Dad Gets a Dub27:20 Listener Mail28:00 Remaining Season Predictions30:15 Future Progressive Baker Commercials30:55 Truckload of Tweets33:08 Helping Joe Woods Leave37:28 A Sunday Off With the Dublin Dad39:12 Get UPJ on the Pod!40:20 Make or Break Time41:23 Broncos PredictionsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/sadcast)

VO is a marathon, not a sprint. Anne and series co-host Laya Hoffman kick off the Modern Mindset series with an honest look at the voice business from a fresh perspective. They discuss learning from industry trailblazers, mental and physical health in the booth, and the financial reality of VO. More at https://voboss.com/introducing-modern-mindset-part-1-with-laya-hoffman Transcript >> It's time to take your business to the next level, the BOSS level! These are the premiere Business Owner Strategies and Successes being utilized by the industry's top talent today. Rock your business like a BOSS, a VO BOSS! Now let's welcome your host, Anne Ganguzza. Anne: Hey everyone. Welcome to the VO BOSS podcast. I'm your host, Anne Ganguzza, and today I am thrilled to welcome special guest cohost Laya Hoffman to the show. Laya is an Atlanta-based voice, actor and podcaster with over 20 years on the mic. She specializes in commercial, corporate, promos and others short form audio projects for amazing brands like BMW, Google, Amazon, AAA, Kind snacks, and much, much more. She's a former marketing exec -- woo-hoo, we love marketing -- nightclub DJ and creative agency lead. She brings a modern minded approach to business. So Laya, thank you so much for joining me on this special guest series on modern mindset. Laya: Thank you, Anne. It is such a pleasure to be here. I am a huge fan, always have been since we met years ago at, uh, VO Atlanta, and I've loved your show and all the quality content and the information you've provided to the industry. So it's an honor to be here. It's really nice to be able to continue our conversations on the mic. Anne: Well, thank you. And I'm excited because this is going to be a really cool series. We're not just here for one shot. So BOSS listeners, you're in for a treat while we explore all things modern mindset in our voiceover business and our entrepreneurship. So with that being said, Laya, you've been in the industry a long time. So I think having a modern mindset, especially when you have so much experience in the industry, it takes some effort, and it takes like a really good, focused mindset in order to remain successful in the industry. So tell us a little bit about your experience and how it's led you into this modern mindset for your voiceover business. Laya: Yeah, sure things. You know, I always say I've been on the mic for 20 years because I went to school for radio broadcasting at Columbia in Chicago. And I was on the air for many years. And then because of that, you know, 20 years ago, voiceover looked a lot different. It was us radio jocks, just doing the ads that were given to us by, you know, clients in the sales team for the radio. I didn't even realize that's what I was doing was voice work, right, voiceover, and I loved it because I loved storytelling. I love delivering somebody else's message and also being able to play with different tones and textures and deliveries and things like that. It also came at a time when I was on the radio, I came out of a very dramatic situation that took my voice away from me. So it was a self-healing revelation when I could use my voice in a quiet room, and I could find the strength again, and that to me was equal parts, healing and empowering, and part of my growth journey and my own personal work in therapy coming out of that situation. So to me, voice work always meant something different maybe because it was taken from me. So I never took it for granted until it was taken away from me, and then to come back and realize that power in our voice and that people were listening meant something kind of different. And so I think maybe I had a unique introduction to voiceover and then also not realizing that there was a job in that. And of course, if you're not on top of your game in radio, there's not a whole lot of stability in that. Anne: Yeah, yeah. Laya: At least there wasn't in my media market station. Anne: Sure. Laya: And so after radio, I continued to voice projects for clients just by word of mouth for about the next 17 years off and on throughout my career, throughout all my travel. A few years back, of course, I owned a creative agency with a partner of mine that had to do very forward-thinking ideas for big brands in order to get the engagement, and get people listening, and get people to interact with their brand on many different levels. So it was experimental marketing at its best. And so with that forward-thinking approach to brand work, I had to get very creative and pay attention to what brands needed and what their consumers needed to get the traction that those brands needed to see their ROI. And so that was a unique perspective. Fast forward a few years, I became the vice president of global marketing for a haircare company and for many years traveled the world is seeing what consumers and brands alike needed to really buy into loyalty and brand identity. And that gave me another unique perspective. When it came to social media, I was managing teams that would manage brand social media, the voice of brands across multiple platforms, and that had a unique voice. And all throughout this time, I continued to do voice work and projects for people that I knew. And I still didn't realize that there was a career in voiceover, 'cause I was just running and gunning, but I was doing it and making money this entire time, very low level. It wasn't until actually the conference that I met you at VO Atlanta a few years ago that I realized there was really something here, and I was burnt out on corporate. Anne: Really? Wow. Laya: Yeah. I didn't really realize or pay attention to the industry that is voiceover work ,and the craft, and just the amount of complexity and nuances that go into being a voice actor. Anne: Oh yeah. Laya: And I have an eight year old daughter now, but at the time she was four, and I was just gone a whole lot. And it became very apparent to me that I needed to be present for her, and raising a young woman, a young girl in this day and age meant that I needed to show up and be present and be my best self, but also be a positive role model for her growth. And knowing the pain of my past, I wanted to make sure that from a very early age, she knew that she could use her voice, stand up, be heard and use her voice for good. And so -- Anne: I love that. Laya: Yeah, thank you. Anne: Yeah. And I love that you have a podcast with her. Laya: I do. Anne: That's so -- Laya: Yeah. Anne: Yeah. That's amazing. I mean, that just is one thing that really struck me about you. And I thought what a wonderful way to really involve her in such a wonderful way, to have her believe in herself and have a voice and have that encouragement. That's amazing. Laya: Yeah, it's called, She Sounds Like Me. We're in our, we're going on our third season here in the fall, but she was a part of the creation when we started. She was six and she, believe it or not, had a hand in everything from picking the music bed to helping -- Anne: Wow. Laya: -- craft the colors and the logo design. I had her with us the entire process, which was entirely grassroots, bootstrapping your own podcast, as you all know. It's quite a -- Anne: Oh yeah. Laya: -- quite a feat, maybe a no -- an entirely different conversation. Anne: We should talk about that. Laya: Yes, for sure. Anne: In another episode -- Laya: For sure. Anne: -- we will absolutely discuss podcasting, for sure. Laya: So yeah, it was it's been a -- it's been an honor to have her along for the ride and help grow and develop our conversations that range from everything from bullying to systemic racism. So the podcast is its own thing, but going back to, you know, this modern mindset approach, it was because I stepped in and committed fully to voice acting, when I realized I was missing a huge part of my life with her. I got burnt out on corporate and it had to come to an end. I ripped the bandaid off, and I said, I am all in on becoming a voice actor. But from the beginning I took a very brick and mortar approach to that. And what I mean by that -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- is I knew that the investment was going to be significant, and that our family may take a hit financially. Anne: Yeah, yeah. Laya: My husband had to be on board. My daughter needed to be on board, and I needed to fully be present and ready to learn, absorb, and invest, and be patient -- Anne: Oh goodness, yes. Laya: -- every bit of the way. Anne: Yeah. Laya: Because you hear so many stories of people that don't realize that from the beginning. And it really is a -- is an eyeopening thing to understand just how much investment financially, energetically and -- Anne: Oh my goodness, yes. Laya: -- your entire household has to be to take this seriously and really get it going from the beginning. Anne: And I think that that is really important. I mean, myself, I remember when I jumped from corporate into full-time entrepreneur, a voice actor and it just, it's a scary thing. And I think there are lots of lessons learned along the way. But yeah, you absolutely have to be ready to put in the work, because it's not something -- Laya: No. Anne: -- that happens overnight, that is for darn sure. You know, that overnight success that takes you 10 years. And I think that having a modern mindset absolutely helps you because it is a business. It's not just about your voiceover in the studio. I mean, building the business really encompasses so much more than just the performance acting part of it. And I know that when I first started, myself, in this industry, I mean, I had to have the absolute support of my husband and just say, I knew we were going to take a hit income-wise as a family and we had to be prepared for that. Laya: Absolutely, and so did we. And so, you know, I've heard stories from some of the most iconic voice talent out there that say, you know, you can expect to start making money after like the second or third year, and money, I mean like 40, $50,000 a year. Anne: Yeah. Laya: And so just, you know, hold onto your hat. It's going to be a long process. Anne: And it might take longer. Laya: And it might take even longer than that. Anne: Than that even. Laya: But I have to be in with all due respect, and for those icons that have taught me so much like yourself, you know, I think it's that modern mindset and that laser focused approach that I brought to my business and the experience of coming in fresh to an industry that has been so well-established, and so many incredibly talented people have led the way, and provided all this rich education, and kind of let me see behind the glass to share their perspectives and the gifts that they gave me. I think being able to have a laser-focused approach in that modern mindset is what got me on a fast track to that high success trajectory very early on. So -- Anne: I want to say 20 years, right? I mean, we've evolved so much as an industry. Laya: Of course. Anne: And everything has changed in terms of -- like, when you said, I didn't even know voiceover was a thing, I didn't either. And I started doing telephony at my company, you know. Everybody needs somebody to do the voicemail. Laya: Sure, always did that too. Anne: So that was how I, yeah, that's how I got involved in it. I didn't even know it was a thing. And back then, I mean, the Internet was just kind of becoming a thing, and there wasn't as much information out there when beginning in the voiceover industry. So there wasn't a lot of people. It was very isolating in the beginning, and you couldn't really like, well, who do I ask? How do I give somebody a quote? I don't even know how to ask somebody to do that because there really was no method. There was no Internet communication. There were no Facebook groups. There were -- you know, now it's crazy where there's all this electronic media where we can look for help or search for help on how to do something. But back then it was, it was crazy. And having a modern mindset or at least having some experience, I think out in the world beyond voiceover probably helped you a lot in terms of buckling down and really giving it a go and making this a business. Laya: Absolutely, Anne. And you touched on so many things I want to come back to. What I noticed is, and I do say, of course, I have been working and getting paid on the microphone for 20 years, but I've only been full-time for the last three. Anne: Yeah. Laya: And I really didn't consider this a career probably until the last year and a half, when I was able to sustain and make this -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- as a contributing member of my family's financial pie. So it is, it is um -- while I say that, I also want to give credit to all of those people, um, that have led the way and paved the way for helping us people that have come in newly with fresh eyes in the last couple of years. There's, there's so much to be gleaned from your experience and your history and fellow voice actors who have paved the way and led to so many coachings, to so many seminars, now that you can get information in so many different ways. And it's such a beautiful thing. Anne: Right? Laya: It can be an overwhelming thing, but -- Anne: Yes. I think that's the other part of it -- Laya: Yes. Anne: -- the other part of it, absolutely. So what information do you believe, do you trust or what information is correct? Laya: And who's valid and who's really in it for the right reasons? Anne: Yup. Laya: And who's not really trying to sell you? Anne: Exactly. Laya: And so there were some interesting hurdles I came across early on in the new version of my voice over career. So, and I talk about kind of where I'm at now. It's really what I've learned in the last two or three years, and taking the experience that I had in my previous roles and applying it through this fresh lens -- because what I think is interesting, so many of my colleagues that have long established careers in voiceover, you know, had to learn those things from the ground up and had to build those processes from the ground up where some of us newer talent comes in able to take these resources and kind of fast track. The other difference though, I notice, is that so many of my fellow colleagues that are more established have a harder time converting their pre-established mindset and then shifting it -- Anne: Absolutely, yup. Laya: -- into this modern mindset. And that's exactly what we're here to talk about over -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- the next couple of episodes. Anne: You've hit the nail on the head right there. And, you know, there's something to be said for being in an industry for a certain amount of years, but yet I think the hardest thing for people is to evolve along with industry. And it's not just the voiceover industry -- Laya: Every industry. Anne: -- it's just the world today. You know, I think technology has had such a huge impact on all aspects of the world that, you know, I think in order to evolve along with it, it's an important part of your, of your business. Laya: Absolutely. Anne: And modern mindset in terms of being able to evolve, what are the new trends, what's happening now? We're now starting to see, and especially anybody that's been in a business for so long, you start to see where the younger generation is now the people who are hiring you, the people who are directing you -- Laya: Absolutely. Anne: -- and it's important for you to be able to, how shall I say, step out of a bubble, step out of that bubble that you've been in, maybe, for, you know, so many years to be able to evolve and understand where the market is going, and how you can continue to serve the market in a way that allows you to maintain and still remain successful in your career. Laya: And be an innovative and meet those people where they are -- Anne: Yup. Laya: -- because that's really the difference. That's why we see the shift in the pay-to-plays. It's because those new CDs and the new copywriters, those people either haven't been trained or aren't willing to adapt the old school ways of doing things. They want to click a button. Anne: Sure. Laya: They want to, you know, hit their search bar. Anne: Yeah, absolutely. Laya: They don't want to talk to anyone. They want to have options at their fingertips. They also don't understand why this person who talks for a living gets paid more than they do. Anne: Sure, absolutely. Laya: You know? So there's all those things you have to really like put into your brain wave about how to meet these people, not only your clients, but the people that are hiring us in casting and things like that where they are. And then also how to position yourself as a brand, as a thought leader, how do you approach your social, your messaging out there? And even in the way we communicate and just the language that we use in short form -- Anne: Oh my goodness. Laya: -- brevity, right? That they want to hear in your email correspondence or whatever your messaging is. Anne: I have to give you like two words that I heard the other day. And I was like, oh man. And I, I always consider myself, you know, I try to be really on the edge of everything. I try to really keep up with things, and I heard "paid acquisitions." And I was like, what, what is paid acquisitions? And I'm like, it's marketing. It is, you know, Facebook ads, Google ads. And I was like, oh, so that's the term the youngins are using these days. Right? But yeah, trying to just keep up on that because I'm going to be interviewing this really wonderful, wonderful, strong female entrepreneur. And, you know, she's all about training people on paid acquisitions. And so I'm like -- Laya: And you're like, what? Anne: Okay, I had to Google, I had to Google it. Laya: Oh, that's code for marketing. Check. Anne: Yes, exactly. I gotcha. Laya: Yeah. Anne: So. You know. Laya: There's so many layers to it, you know. It's really -- and, and, and I don't have all the answers. I just know that through observing some of the most well-respected voice actors in the industry and creatives and agents and managers, and having such an incredibly giving industry, I've been able to absorb such quality information and then pass it through this modern minded filter, regurgitated, and seen some incredible success that was unexpected. And people often ask me, well, how are you compartmentalizing your time? How do you communicate? What are you doing for wellness? What, what about those pay-to-plays? How come you're successful on there? But you also have management like, oh, how do we approach our taxes, our finances? How are we -- Anne: Sure. Laya: -- you know, there's so many layers of it. And so, hence, this is why our conversation has kind of come up, because I think the more we know and the more we can share, the more I can give back to those that have given to me, the more we can work symbiotically or work from a place of gratitude together to grow this industry from a 360 approach. Right? Anne: Sure, sure. Laya: And so that we can, all we can all learn because gosh knows I've, I've learned so much from, from others. If I can even give one nugget of information back, uh, I will feel like I'm maybe contributing to the greater good of this industry. Anne: So I guess I want to ask, what would you consider the first step in getting yourself into a modern mindset for your business? Is there a first step, or is there multiple steps that you need to take to get yourself, keep yourself open to something like this? Laya: Yeah, that's a great, great question. I think I hear, you know, on the forums and things like that, Facebook groups, you hear a lot of people, you know, they want to jump right in with a demo and some coaching. And I think it's even before that, it's checking in with yourself. I always tell people, they're like, oh, so how do I get into voice acting? And, uh, you know, I got, I gotta -- get sign up at this -- no, hold up. What you first need to do is check in with yourself, and check in with your family, and check in with your support system, and your finances and where you are really aligned. Is this -- Anne: Oh my goodness. Yes. Laya: You know, I think that's the base of it because -- Anne: Finances! Laya: Yes, because -- Anne: I have to just, I have to echo that because -- Laya: Oh, for sure! Anne: Yes, you do have to mentally check in, check in with your support system, but finances is so important when you start on this journey. And I just want to back you up on that -- Laya: Absolutely. Anne: -- because you really can't endeavor to embark on a new career without any thought about financial stability, or if you have money to invest in, in establishing a business, so. Laya: Absolutely. If you're going into any profession, right, you've made the commitment to yourself. You want to be a doctor. You're going to make the commitment that you've got to pay for student loans. You're going to need at least eight years of college. It's going to take blood, sweat, and tears to get you there. But in the end, you will be a doctor. The same thing goes for being a voice actor. Now you can also stick your toe in the pond and just see if it's for you by taking an improv class or, you know, taking a local, a group class or something like that. Sure. That'll get you at least enough information to see if you want to make the commitment. But I think at the end of the day, you have to check in with yourself and see, am I all in? And I'm an all-in person. Anne: Yeah. Laya: I knew I was all in. So that brought a different set of questions or -- Anne: That's my personality too. Laya: Right. Right. Or are you half in? Anne: All or nothing. Laya: And you just want to check it out as a side gig, but just know that if you go in as a side gig, you still are not making money -- Anne: Well -- Laya: -- for a long time. Anne: -- what's interesting. Yeah. You know, what's interesting is they did something, right when in high school, you know, you had a career counselor. You had a guidance counselor in terms of career paths. And I really feel that voiceover was never one of those paths than anybody explained -- Laya: No. Anne: -- because it is, you know, and -- Laya: Sounds easy too, right? Anne: Everybody that looks to get into it, like you need to, you need to have that counseling. You need to find out what is this industry all about. Laya: Yeah. Anne: And what does it take to get into this industry and be able to succeed in it? And so I feel like there's a little bit of career counseling that needs to happen. And in that career counseling, there has to be a modern mindset factor. Right? Laya: Absolutely. And you have to kind of scrape away, and I know, there's a lot of incredible coaches out there, but they want to get right to reading copy. And I wish there was more of a push towards -- Anne: Introduction. Laya: Yeah, and saying just -- Anne: Here's, here's the industry. Laya: -- here's the reality because you can't get that from a Facebook post. You can get it from --a lot -- you can get a lot of opinions. Oh my gosh, there are some, right? But the reality is, and I would tell anybody like, this is no joke. This is not a sprint. This is for sure a marathon, no matter if you want to go full-time and you're going all in, or if you, even, if you want to think and consider this as a part-time hustle or a side side gig. I mean, either one of those things take a significant investment time, energy, and effort. And if there's any part of that, that you don't love, then just check yourself, and you know, maybe re-evaluate before you hemorrhage a lot of money because it really can add up fast. Anne: It can. And I, I'll tell you when I have people that I offer a free consult, that people, if they want to find out what it's like to get into the voiceover industry, and the first thing that I always say is like, look, I am not going to sugarcoat this for you. Laya: Right. Good for you. This is hard. Anne: And the thing of it is, it's not just about the voice and being in a booth and creating character voices and having fun. It is truly a business. And so there's a lot to be said for, you're going to have to not only have fun in the booth, but in the beginning, you're going to have to market yourself like crazy. And especially if I hear from people that are like, okay, I'm retiring. I want this to be for my retirement. I make sure, I'm like, look, you have to make sure you have, you have -- the whole finance -- I'm going back to the financial thing. Laya: Yeah. Anne: Right? You've got to have some financial backup because getting into this, there is an investment. It's not just, you know, obviously watching some YouTube videos and reading words. Laya: Yeah. Anne: So I'm always careful when people say they're looking to -- to support a family, especially a family. If there's children, I get really nervous. And I'm like, the first thing I'll tell them is that, look, this is hard. And it's, it's crazy competitive and make sure that you always have either an alternate piece of income that can help you support your family until you get that business underway. It's important. Laya: Absolutely. Absolutely. And so there's that gut check there that I think is important. You're asking earlier about what are the first steps. I think that first step is having a real conversation with yourself of like, are you just checking it out or are you all in? I knew enough to know that I was all in, and I needed to make -- I make a brace of changes when I do. I take big risks. And, uh, sometimes they pan out. Luckily this one did, but you know, my family had to be on board because there was going to be a time commitment -- Anne: Well, exactly. Laya: -- and a financial commitment. Anne: I was just gonna say, when you made that decision to go all in, you had done your prior research. You had educated yourself on the industry, right? And you talked it over with your support system, your family, to make sure that they were onboard with it as well. And I think that that's important. Laya: Absolutely, absolutely. Anne: So important to have that support. Laya: And the second thing I did that I don't think we are aware enough of, but it is so key -- and I totally attribute some of my success to it -- is checking in with your body and making sure that you're in a healthy space, both state of mind and emotionally and physically. Because this is far more demanding, physically, energetically, mentally and emotionally than we talk about honestly. I mean, I am a self-proclaimed extrovert and I am now choosing to talk to myself in a box for a living. It is highly introverted. There is very little pats on the back that you get. Nobody's cheering for you along the way, unless it's your family or your friends or your, you create a, you know, a support system in the voiceover community, which is incredible by the way. Anne: And -- Laya: That is a big part of it. Anne: Well yeah, and also because it is, so it is so much based in auditioning and rejection. Laya: Rejection, rejection -- Anne: Rejection. Laya: -- rejection. Anne: That's a whole mental mindset. In the beginning, I remember in the beginning, oh my goodness, like being in tears. First, I couldn't get the right sound out of my studio. I didn't have the ear, and somebody, I remember long time ago when I was first setting up my studio, I had submitted an audition, and they came back and they said, it sounds like you're talking in a tube. And I was mortified. I was mortified. I was like, oh my goodness. Like, I don't belong here. And there's that whole emotional mindset that was like, oh my God, I, I just, I shouldn't be here. You know, this is maybe not for me. Laya: That's exactly right, Anne. And if you're not strong, and committed, and confident in yourself, or at least confident in knowing that this is going to have some low moments, and you realize openly that it is mmm a lot based on a lot of rejection or at least no reassurance. Right? I will say that, like you are just sending things out to the ether. Maybe you'll get some feedback one day, good or bad. Anne: Yeah. Laya: Um, but most likely bad first, you know, that takes a hit to our ego. And, um, and then it really makes you question things. Anne: Sure. Laya: So I think, I think just along with checking in with your family and about finances and commitment and what level of commitment you're willing to bring to this, uh, to this career or this idea of, uh, you know, a side hustle or this industry, you really have to see, are you healthy body, mind, soul, and spirit to withstain and go the distance because it can crush you if you're not. Anne: Sure. Laya: And that's something I don't think we talk enough about. With mental health being at the forefront of so many things these days, it is a hundred percent. Anne: Absolutely. Laya: And I'm not great at it either, but I take steps every day to make sure that I can arrive to the booth, to the mic, to the studio, to my clients, and myself, and my family with a grounded sense of self by doing meditation, by doing yoga, by doing breath work, stretching, getting my feet in the soil, getting grounded every day before I come to this, because I know at the end of the day -- Anne: Absolutely. Laya: -- it can take the wind out of your sails. Anne: It is so about your mindset and your mentality for your performance as well. So not just for you in entering a business and being an entrepreneur, but also bringing a mindset to your performance that can really, that can really be something for your clients, right? That you can be that voice for them. You can elevate their brand. Laya: Yeah. Anne: Wow. I think that there is so -- we've got, we've got another episode. Laya: We've got a few, I think. Anne: -- on this mindset. Absolutely. So I'll tell you what, BOSSes, make sure to join us on our next episode, where we were going to continue this conversation on getting yourself into a modern mindset with Laya Hoffman. Laya, thank you so much -- Laya: Thank you, Anne. It's such a pleasure. Anne: -- for -- yeah. I'm so excited to have you for multiple episodes. Laya: Thank you. Anne: I just love it. 'Cause I just think this is an amazing conversation, and I think it's going to be super valuable to our listeners. So. Laya: Thank you so much. I'm super grateful for this. It's going to be a lot of fun. I'm looking forward to continuing to dig in. Anne: Yay. I'm going to give a great, big shout-out to our sponsor, ipDTL. You too can connect and talk like BOSSes. Find out more at ipdtl.com. You guys, have an amazing week, and we'll both see you next week. Bye. 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Release Yourself with world renowned DJ, Producer, Radio and Podcast host Roger Sanchez. More Roger Sanchez on http://rogersanchez.com Roger Sanchez Live in the Mix from 338 London

Let's be honest -- we've all requested a song from a DJ before. Maybe they shut you down immediately, and maybe they reluctantly agreed but shot you a death stare the entire time you were dancing to “Uptown Funk.”. Either way, they hated you for it. That's right, DJ's hate requests more than waiters hate people who order stuff that isn't on the menu. But don't worry. Nina Tarr is here to set us straight.Nina is a DJ and music curator at the Superfrico bar in Las Vegas' Cosmopolitan Hotel. In addition to being the Vegas Strip's only vinyl DJ, she's responsible for curating the Superfrico's entire audio experience, hand-selecting the DJ lineups and pre-recording the ambient music you hear when there's no live set. She's also an actress, writer, and stand-up comedian who's traveled all over the US performing in front of crowds. We discuss how senses of humor differ around the country, why American music has dominated the rest of the world, and how to travel solo. In Hot Takes, Tim continues to prepare for the birth of his daughter by wondering what would happen in the event of a police chase en route to the hospital, and Eben asks why people bother commenting on those clearly-sponsored Facebook posts. They also scratch their heads over the phrase “rue the day,” and why you can rue “the day” but seemingly nothing else. News of the Day: William Shatner goes to space Air New Zealand Offering Chance to Get Vaccinated on a Plane BONUS: After you stumble out of Superfrico, check out these Vegas thrill rides  Relevant links:  Nina Tarr Superfrico No Blackout Dates Back Catalog Tim's Instagram Eben's Instagram  

Uri Mood began his career in the late 90s as a DJ playing in the best clubs of Barcelona with a unique mix of house, tech, and afro sounds. His productions are strongly influenced by House music. This set contains the stereo productions tracks Cristian Vinci, PAUZA 'Sonido De Calle' and Dee Montero 'Aeon', and Chus track along with Sparrow & Barbossa and Idd Aziz 'Nyakua' released on Redolent as well as Dean Mickoski, Idd Aziz - Dzizu 01. Saliva Commandos, Silvano Del Gado - Mainspice (Silvano Del Gado Remix) 02. Uri Mood, Yemi Bolatiwa - Fridays Ain't Got Future 03. Dean Mickoski, Idd Aziz - Dzizu 04. ADDFX, Afrofunk - Luthando (DJ CHUS Remix) 05. Mattei & Omich, Ella, Moon Rocket - Roots (Moon Rocket Remix) 06. Santo Arrosa - Perdido 07. David Montoya - Afrolatina 08. Louie Vega, Harry Romero - El Ritmo 09. DJ Chus, Sparrow & Barbossa, Idd Aziz - Nyakua 10. Cristian Vinci, PAUZA - Sonido De Calle 11. Uri Mood - Yekeké / Sumision Records 12. Dee Montero - Aeon (Drums Mix) 13. Vintage Culture, Fancy Inc., Roland Clark - Free 14. Jimmy V - Amasonica 15. Vlada Asanin - Imene (Kafana Mix)

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(화) 컬투쇼 - 중간만 가자 (DJ유민상, 한해, 랄랄) - 2021.10.19ART19 개인정보 정책 및 캘리포니아주의 개인정보 통지는 https://art19.com/privacy & https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info 에서 확인하실 수 있습니다.

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Toronto based DJ, Producer, Label Owner Carlo Lio has been doing the rounds for many years now. From early support in his career by Dubfire, then being a member of the family at  the formidable party "Music On". His record label Rawthentic that he runs with Nathan Barato, there is not much this man cant put his hands on! Loved this conversation enjoy x

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Former UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping and producer Mike Harrington discuss the recent changes to the show, tales from the UK tour, Conor punching a DJ in Italy and more before Sean Strickland joins the show to discuss Luke Rockhold dropping out of their fight at UFC 268, if there's still bad blood between the pair, when he plans to get in the octagon next and more then Marlon "Chito" Vera calls in to discuss his bout with Frankie Edgar at UFC 268, staying disciplined in training, his quest for the title more, plus hammerfisting out all the loose ends from 2 weeks off and so much more!This episode was recorded on 10.18.21Support Our SponsorsPromescent - Use this link: https://bit.ly/3qBM55b to get 15% off + free shipping automatically added on all orders!https://www.ipvanish.com/believe - Follow the link to protect your internet privacy for as low as $3.49 per month!HempFusion.com - Use code COUNT to get 25% off your entire order today!https://www.betterhelp.com/believe/ - Click the link for 10% off your first month!https://www.Manscaped.com/​ - Use promo code Bisping20 for 20% off plus free shipping!Get The Timifit App Here!https://timihealth.com/timifit/app-timifit.htmlBelieve You Me is available for early pre release on GaS Digital Network every Monday. Sign-up with code BYM to get access to the archives, bonus content and more! https://bit.ly/2YXEoZHFollow the show on social media:Twitter: https://twitter.com/BYMPodSubscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3drq6psFollow the hosts on social:Michael Bisping Twitter https://twitter.com/bispingMichael Bisping Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mikebisping/Michael Bisping YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/mikethec...Website https://www.believeyoumepod.com/Mike's debut book "Quitters Never Win" is available wherever books are sold, click here to get a copy! https://bit.ly/2V9ZqDkFollow the team on social:Brian MacKay Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bmackayisrightBrian MacKay Twitter: https://twitter.com/bmackayisrightMike Harrington Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMHarringtonMike Harrington Instagram https://www.instagram.com/themharringtonMike Harrington Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/themharringtonMike Harrington's Comedy Club: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/bklyn-comedy-club-11126880738Believe You Me is a twice weekly podcast covering MMA news in a comedy podcast format hosted by former UFC Middleweight Champion Michael Bisping and New York standup comedian Luis J GomezMichael Bisping is a Former UFC Middleweight Champion. He transitioned to commentary in his post fight career and regularly calls the biggest fights. In addition to analyst work Michael has been cast in shows on Netflix, CBS and Showtime and has appeared in movies such as XXX: Return of Xander Cage, Den Of Thieves and Triple Threat. His next project slated for release is Warrior on Netflix in October, his self titled documentary "Bisping" is slated for release in the fall as well.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Recorded 2021-10-18 19:03:10 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * N3PTUNE - Suspicion* INVADHERTZ - Cold Fluid* Muten - Ronin * DJ MARKY/POLA/BRYSON - Into The Blue* CNOF - Revenge* FADE BLACK - Sane (feat Leo Law)* ALIBI - Directions* BLACK BARREL - Fabric* 9-Nymfo_-_Jarhead* Jabaru - Duxxi (Boey Audio)* Enei- Save Me feat_ Charli Brix * INVADHERTZ/TEPHRA/ARKOZE - Wave Groove* NEOH - How Da Funky Beats (Original Mix) * sedo - Metal Landscape* Enei, Jakes, Kasra - Transmitter feat. Jakes* Critical Waves - Rabbit Hole (Original Mix)* SpectraSoul - Bugsy* WHINEY - Overflow* KLAX - Phased Out* NEOH - Savage (Boey Audio)* Hadley - Stand Alone* MISSIN & ABIS - Hurt* Frame & Base - The Octopus* Klinical - Around Me (Workforce remix)* Dedman - Revolution* Sustance - Virtue* LENZMAN - Down For Whatever (Jubei remix) BIIG* BTK - The Deep* DEDMAN - Flash Brew* Kidsonic - Burnout (Original Mix)* Break & DLR - City Slickers (Skeptical remix)* LNO & Dvice One - The Dark (ft Slippy Skills) * missledz - Unjust* Melinki & D Cyphe - Rip Ya Torsoe* QUADRANT/IRIS - Cold Brew* SAM BINGA/CHIMPO/SLAY - Murda Dem* Hystatus - Anode* Solace, Jabaru & MC Kenna - Premonition* Sustance - Legacy* SILI - Ay Swetch* Enei Feat DRS - The Moment* IN:MOST - Do You (Kasra remix)* Jestah & Creatures - Emulsifier (Black Barrel remix)* Alix Perez/Skeptical - Trinity (Skeptical remix)* Echo B - Block Work VIP* Rift - Never Last* Octo Pi - Auxillary (Original Mix)* High Hertz & Ha-Zb -Battle * Embers of Light - You're the Real One * Two Thirds & Feint - Starscapes feat Veela* BREDREN - Unidentified* DJ SS/Streetz of Rage - Electricity* Sustance - Quasi* Black Barrel, Ivax & Astraoum - Fortune* CALEO FEAT ANISEED - Pushed It Down (Dubruvvas remix)* D'CYPHER - Dancing* Black Barrel & MC Fokus - Nothing New* Duoscience - Hold* Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Bredren Bootleg)* PH42E - Zen* Icicle, Skittles - Problem Feat. Skittles (Original Mix)Tracklisting:* N3PTUNE - Suspicion* INVADHERTZ - Cold Fluid* Muten - Ronin * DJ MARKY/POLA/BRYSON - Into The Blue* CNOF - Revenge* FADE BLACK - Sane (feat Leo Law)* ALIBI - Directions* BLACK BARREL - Fabric* 9-Nymfo_-_Jarhead* Jabaru - Duxxi (Boey Audio)* Enei- Save Me feat_ Charli Brix * INVADHERTZ/TEPHRA/ARKOZE - Wave Groove* NEOH - How Da Funky Beats (Original Mix) * sedo - Metal Landscape* Enei, Jakes, Kasra - Transmitter feat. Jakes* Critical Waves - Rabbit Hole (Original Mix)* SpectraSoul - Bugsy* WHINEY - Overflow* KLAX - Phased Out* NEOH - Savage (Boey Audio)* Hadley - Stand Alone* MISSIN & ABIS - Hurt* Frame & Base - The Octopus* Klinical - Around Me (Workforce remix)* Dedman - Revolution* Sustance - Virtue* LENZMAN - Down For Whatever (Jubei remix) BIIG* BTK - The Deep* DEDMAN - Flash Brew* Kidsonic - Burnout (Original Mix)* Break & DLR - City Slickers (Skeptical remix)* LNO & Dvice One - The Dark (ft Slippy Skills) * missledz - Unjust* Melinki & D Cyphe - Rip Ya Torsoe* QUADRANT/IRIS - Cold Brew* SAM BINGA/CHIMPO/SLAY - Murda Dem* Hystatus - Anode* Solace, Jabaru & MC Kenna - Premonition* Sustance - Legacy* SILI - Ay Swetch* Enei Feat DRS - The Moment* IN:MOST - Do You (Kasra remix)* Jestah & Creatures - Emulsifier (Black Barrel remix)* Alix Perez/Skeptical - Trinity (Skeptical remix)* Echo B - Block Work VIP* Rift - Never Last* Octo Pi - Auxillary (Original Mix)* High Hertz & Ha-Zb -Battle * Embers of Light - You're the Real One * Two Thirds & Feint - Starscapes feat Veela* BREDREN - Unidentified* DJ SS/Streetz of Rage - Electricity* Sustance - Quasi* Black Barrel, Ivax & Astraoum - Fortune* CALEO FEAT ANISEED - Pushed It Down (Dubruvvas remix)* D'CYPHER - Dancing* Black Barrel & MC Fokus - Nothing New* Duoscience - Hold* Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Bredren Bootleg)* PH42E - Zen* Icicle, Skittles - Problem Feat. Skittles (Original Mix) Download, Distribute, and Donate!

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Monday's A&G starts strong with supply chain slowdowns. Joe is in a feisty, Fauci, mood. Jack tries to put words in Joe's mouth, and will someone please punch the DJ? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week DJ is joined by Jay Washington to unpack all the biggest reveals from DC Fandome! Including The Batman, Peacemaker, The Flash, Black Adam, Aquaman, and MORE! More Jay! (https://www.youtube.com/c/JayWashington80 • https://www.youtube.com/c/BlerdsNTheHood • https://twitter.com/MrJayWashington) Theme Music by: Steven James Schmidt To listen to the full episode, including discussions about Young Justice Phantoms, Suicide Squad Kills the Justice League, Naomi, and MORE, join our Patreon community! https://www.patreon.com/OnlyStupidAnswers