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John and his son Elija Henderson have spent their lives growing up in the Appalachian region of the United States. An area that is known for its traditions, superstitions, and cryptids. Today we dive into the world of ghosts, cryptids, and the unexplained phenomena that have fascinated John and Elijah throughout their lives. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: What is a “haint” or ghost, and how does John define it? What is a “fetch,” and what type of bad things can come along with seeing it? How does John believe that a ghost can be the spirit of a once-living person? Does John believe that demonic entities can take the form of terrifying beasts in the forest? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!)

 Do you have bond funds in your portfolio? Many people understand the way that bonds work, but they may not know how bond funds work. El has written in to ask this question which I will answer in the listener questions segment.  Before we get to that retirement question, we'll take a look at a MarketWatch article titled Are You in Retirement Hell? It was such a catchy title that I had to check it out.  The article expresses the author's struggle with finding challenge and meaning in retirement. You won't want to miss the ways that you can avoid your own retirement hell.  Outline of This Episode [2:32] Are you in retirement hell? [5:38] How to prevent retirement hell [6:56] How do bond funds work? [12:53] What are alternative options to bond funds? [16:52] Does John have enough money to retire? Are you in retirement hell? Retirement is a time of fun and relaxation. You no longer have exhausting work schedules, long commutes, or alarm clocks waking you up every morning. Every day is yours to do as you wish.  Passing the days pursuing leisurely activities like playing golf or visiting the grandkids may be just perfect for some laid-back retirees, but for those looking for more challenging pursuits, these carefree days could quickly turn into retirement hell.  You can recognize if you are in retirement hell if you are feeling lost and vulnerable. You may even sink into a depression as the activities that you once enjoyed feel empty and meaningless.  How to fix (or prevent) retirement hell In the article, the author mentions that he didn't break out of retirement hell until he finally sat down and defined his concept of fine.  Contentment is an important part of retirement, it's so important that I even discussed it once in a previous episode with Fritz Gilbert. When you're done listening to this episode, pop back over to that one and have a listen.  I always like to say that you shouldn't be retiring away from something, instead retire to something. It's important to consider what you will do with those extra 40 hours a week that you now have at your disposal.  You don't want to wait until you are in the thick of retirement hell to figure this out. Try creating a practice retirement with some of your vacation time. Take a couple of weeks off and don't go anywhere or do anything exciting. Instead, try passing the days as you would like to when you retire.  How do bond funds work? A bond fund is similar to a mortgage, but you have a group of investors and a company instead of the mortgage lender and home buyer.  Bonds can be purchased individually and held to maturity or they can be traded. Bonds are similar to stocks in that they can go up or down in value but they have different interest rates and different rates of maturity.  To spread out the risk of buying individual bonds, most investors choose to invest in a basket of bonds or a bond mutual fund. The risk is spread in the same way that you spread out the risk in your stock portfolio.  What are alternative options to bond funds? If you aren't happy with the bond funds that you have now try Googling portfolio immunization. Portfolio immunization means that you match your retirement liabilities with your retirement assets.  The way to do this is to purchase a bond in advance so that it matures the year that you need the cash flow. The specific benefit of this strategy is holding the bond until maturity. By holding the bond until it matures you remove the interest rate risk.  Make sure to stay tuned until the very end where I answer John's question about whether he has enough money to retire. You may be surprised by my recommendation.  Resources & People Mentioned Boomer Benefits MarketWatch - Are You in Retirement Hell? Episode 146 with Fritz Gilbert Contentment episode with Fritz Gilbert Retirement Manifesto The infamous mullet episode Guyton's Guardrails episodes 153, 149, and 93 Connect with Benjamin Brandt Get the Retire-Ready Toolkit: http://retirementstartstodayradio.com/ Follow Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/retiremeasap Subscribe to the newsletter: https://retirementstartstodayradio.com/newsletter Subscribe to Retirement Starts Today on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podbean, Player FM, iHeart, or Spotify

Episode 763 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com   Questions in this Episode 1. I have often struggled with the assurance of my salvation. If I believe in the name of Jesus and believe in his resurrection, is that enough in order to be saved? Or is something else required? 2. What does Paul mean in 1 Corinthians 14:34-35 when he says “women should remain silent”? 3. Does John 2 teach that everyone has the anointing of the Holy Spirit? And what does it mean to receive the power of the Holy Spirit, as it says in Acts 2:8? 4. What exactly is the unforgivable sin and how do I know if I actually have committed it? 5. In regards to your answer about what we need to do to be saved, how does belief relate to Peter's command in Acts 2:38? 6. In 1 John 2:3-6, it says that we will know we are Christ's if we obey his commandments. Why is this so often missed by people today when talking about eternal security? Today's Offer Galatians – Bible Study Request our latest special offers here or call 1-833-THE-CORE (833-843-2673) to request them by phone. Want to partner with us in our work here at Core Christianity? Consider becoming a member of the Inner Core. Resources WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JUSTIFICATION AND SANCTIFICATION?

Episode 17: Show Us The (Alien) Bodies The closest we get to reality on this podcast Tangent Space faces reality in this one folks. Or as close of an encounter as we can get. Which of us has seen a UFO in real life? Why would Brandon only be convinced aliens exist if they demonstrated their power? Does John want to join a UFO cult? Find out answers to these questions as we shill for alien sponsorship! We discuss the big questions, wondering if we are alone, if anyone would even believe if aliens showed up, and how to pronounce "fata morgana." We also watch some UFO videos (links below!) and start down the path of alien conspiracies. Join us, little green friends! Find us at tangentspacepodcast.com, on Twitter as @thetangentspace, or email us at tangentspace@protonmail.com. Tell your friends! Links: Lots in the news recently about the US UFO report, for instance: the NY Times The Roswell Incident Read about the doctor that discovered hand washing and their tragic story: at NPR and Grunge Estimates for how many people can keep a secret Want to join a UFO religion ("religion")? Not recommended, but here's a list on Wikipedia Speaking of, HBO had a docu-series on Heaven's Gate The Great Filter How many might be listening to us out there? There are lots of videos on YouTube of the declassified Navy videos, we watched this one (careful of that rabbit hole!) Fata Morgana Optical phenomena Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-400845 for 40% off for 4 months, and support The Tangent Space Podcast.

Tim Cook thinks that self-driving cars are robots. Does John want to revisit his opinion? Host John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

Tim Cook thinks that self-driving cars are robots. Does John want to revisit his opinion? John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

0:00 - Another KSU recruit picks Iowa State 13:02 - Does John's ISU material still hold up 22:12 - Shane Southwell is a rising star 33:28 - John back on Royals bandwagon

John Schaub has prospered during seven recessions, numerous tax law changes, and interest rates ranging from under 3% to 16% in his 40+ years as a real estate investor. His 2005 best-selling book, Building Wealth One House at a Time, has helped 100,000+ real estate enthusiasts on their way to successful invest­ing. This week we discuss how John started in the business and why he landed on more expensive inventory at higher price points for rentals. We learn how he identifies his perfect deals and why self-management is important.Get your questions answered on the upcoming show by posting your questions in our community: https://bit.ly/ddre-40​00:00​ The Data Driven Real Estate Podcast Welcomes John Schaub00:31​ When did John started in the real estate business03:47​ What changes were made to the latest edition to "Building Wealth One House At A time"04:07​ Buying more expensive houses in better neighborhoods for rentals08:13​ What attributes make up the perfect lot?14:17​ When is the best time to sell real estate?17:42​ What is a shared appreciation agreement?19:30​ Does John use public records to find deals?22:55​ Is debt a good idea for real estate investors at such low rates? 23:54​ Is now a good time to buy real estate29:07​ Building relationship with tenants and tips on finding great ones35:07​ Is self-management critical for real estate investors?37:03​ What advice do you have for new investors just getting into the business? 50:02​ John's charity work in housing

We're back with John Meadows! Very glad to hear John has been recovering well from his heart attack and today we dive into the following:0:20​- Our leg sessions that morning 2:00​- Update to John’s heart condition 6:30​- Ubiquinol / CoQ107:30​- John’s medications 8:00​- John’s family history9:10​- Training intensity post heart attack10:35​- Marvel / movies12:40​- Muscle rounds / cluster sets / rest pauses16:30​- My previously insane leg workouts18:30​- John’s opinion of 2-3+ RIR27:00​- How a sports / competitive background effects mindset 33:00​- Needing less volume as you become more advanced / volumetrics John uses38:30​- What actually causes muscle growth?40:00​- Reference to my “How Pro Bodybuilders Actually Train” video43:30​- Does having a lot of years away from natural lifting lead an enhanced coach to lose touch with what works for naturals?45:30​- Discussion on PEDs being thrown at problems too often48:30​- Does John have any regrets about his bodybuilding experience?57:00​- Bodybuilding compared to other sportsWebsite and Coaching: https://drdavemaconi.com/​Smile Fund: https://secure.operationsmile.org/sit...​Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dave_maconi/​Youtube Homepage: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW-P...​

I feel like I say this about a lot of my friends that I have on the podcast, but John Caution is one of the weirdest and funniest people I know. I’m happy to talk to John endlessly about funny things that people we both know did 15 years ago, but, in this interview, we talk about the legacy of Weekend Nachos. We talk about the trolling instinct, the impulse to create — either in riff form or otherwise, and being in a band that defined the identity of a lot of angry but funny social misfits. I laughed pretty hard during this interview, and I laughed even harder while relistening to it. John’s instinct for saying hilarious things and pushing people’s buttons remains as strong as ever, even as a suburban father. John is currently working on a book detailing the history of Weekend Nachos, so wish him happy and painless writing on that endeavor. Learn more from John here: Bandcamp: Weekend Nachos | Sawblade | Ledge Twitter: @weakenednachos If you're enjoying the show, the best way to support it is by sharing with your friends. If you don't have any friends, why not a leave a review? It makes a difference in terms of other people finding the show. You can also subscribe to receive my e-mail newsletter at www.toddnief.com. Most of my writing never makes it to the blog, so get on that list. Show Notes: [01:03] Spontaneous experimental trolling — and how the trolling instinct helped create Weekend Nachos [13:57] How Weekend Nachos incorporated both anger and humor into their music [19:30] Creating a blend of different styles of music that sounds cohesive [23:58] Having a brain that is constantly full of riffs — and the social consequences thereof [35:20] John is a suburban dad now and will call the cops on any local punk shows. [44:17] Does John want his daughter to get into punk? And how extreme music helps people channel aggressive emotions. [50:20] John’s experiences with therapy, marriage counseling, and dealing with negative emotions as an adult with a family [01:05:10] The forthcoming book on the history of Weekend Nachos Links and Resources Mentioned: Born from Pain Pele Circle Takes the Square Orchid Portraits of Past Slayer “Altar Of Sacrifice” Slayer Demos Slayer “Disciple” Slayer “Jesus Saves” Trap Them Black Breath Bad Luck 13 Blood for Blood First Blood Hoodie Jacob Bannon Kid Dynamite

Hallie, John, and Em tackle the week's punk news and someone's secret musical theatre past. Does John have an Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat in his closet? Tune in to find out.

College is CRAZY expensive. As a parent, where do you start planning for your child's Higher Ed? There is so much competing for money. How much should you be saving? Should you prioritize college savings over retirement or paying off debt? How much should I take out in college loans to pay for college? What are ways that can plan for the cost of college other than loans? In Part 2 of this two-part series, John Hupalo, founder of My College Corner and Invite Education, joins Erik Garcia, CFP®, and Dr. Matt Morris, LPC, LMFT to wrestle with these tough college planning and college funding questions. Episode Highlights: John mentions the only factor that will not change around higher education. (3:59) John shares when the idea of the shifting sands started. (4:48) John shares that student loans should be the last resort and not the first option to pay for college. (9:14) Does John think that kids who work through college to help pay for college tend to outperform kids who don't work through college? (13:20) What are some tools that families have access to that they can use to pay for college? (14:43) John mentions the program in Louisiana called the Student Tuition and Revenue Trust (START). (19:02) How does John help people make decisions around taking on student debt? (31:51) John shares why the federal student loan program is beneficial. (33:24) John shares the two reasons why student loan debt is good. (46:16) Key Quotes: “There's a myth out there that if you save too much, you're going to be hurt in the financial aid process and there's a myth out there because it's a myth.” - John Hupalo “I think there has to be student loan debt because when properly used, you can apply that to get the leverage of the investment and get a return on that...I say though, student loans should be the last resort, not the first option to pay for college.” - John Hupalo “The young adults, no longer your toddler, have a responsibility here. Right? The more skin they have in the game, and the more it's real for them, the more success I think that they can have. They can define that success how they need to, but the whole idea is making sure they have the right tools to do that.” - John Hupalo  Resources Mentioned: Erik Garcia, CFP® Dr. Matt Morris, LPC, LMFT Garcia Financial Group Matt Morris & Associates John Hupalo LinkedIn Invite Education

Open calls, questions, and discussion with Matt Slick LIVE in the studio. Questions include---1- Matt mentions the release of his new article on the CARM website, called -The New Society.---2- Does John 14-12 mean that Christians can heal people- What does -greater works than these-- mean---3- I am a Christian but feel that I am not forgiven for past sins.--4- Can you explain further why Joyce Meyer is wrong---5- A caller from a previous show wanted to continue the discussion on if the Trinity was true.--6- Do you think aliens exist---7- If you look at pornography are you automatically going to hell---8- What does Romans 8-13 mean---9- What is biblical repentance- Isn't it impossible-

College is CRAZY expensive. As a parent, where do you start planning for your child's Higher Ed? There is so much competing for money. How much should you be saving? Should you prioritize college savings over retirement or paying off debt? How much should I take out in college loans to pay for college? What are ways that can plan for the cost of college other than loans? In Part 1 of this two-part series, John Hupalo, founder of My College Corner and Invite Education, joins Erik Garcia, CFP®, and Dr. Matt Morris, LPC, LMFT to wrestle with these tough college planning and college funding questions. Episode Highlights: John shares his background. (2:41) John mentions how Invite Education started. (4:07) Why is borrowing from a 401k a bad idea to pay for college? (6:50) John shares his understanding of how to afford college. (7:52) John mentions the piece of advice that Erik said to Matt. (8:26) John shares the benefits of saving. (9:05) Does John have any kind of rules in terms of how parents and students should make decisions in terms of what's next for them? (11:09) John mentions why emotion is the problem. (11:17) John mentions the three aspects to identify if a college is a good fit. (15:21) John mentions his book entitled, Plan and Finance Your Family's College Dreams. (17:00) John shares how to utilize their website. (25:37) Key Quotes: “I think a lot of parents have that perspective that we're going to do the best we can and we're going to kind of figure it out. The problem for some families is, when they get to that “we're going to figure it out” point, that's when they start over-leveraging, right? And then the emotion overtakes the reality” - John Hupalo “No matter how old your kid is, I don't care if they're like six months from graduating from high school or they're six months old, just open a savings plan and start saving. So I say, it's never too early, never too late to start saving.” - John Hupalo “You have no idea if a college is affordable for you until you get the financial aid award letter in your hand. Right? Because it might be that you're going to get a full ride...and what you think is the most expensive school that you could never afford may be perfectly affordable.” - John Hupalo Resources Mentioned: Erik Garcia, CFP® Dr. Matt Morris, LPC, LMFT Garcia Financial Group Matt Morris & Associates John Hupalo LinkedIn Invite Education MyCollegeCorner.com FAFSA Student Loans ARCollegeSaver.org

In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament - PART 4 of 4, we examine the controversy about the Gospel of John which has raged for nearly 2,000 years, as we conclude our 4-part … Continue reading → The post Hebrew Voices #124 – PART 4/4 Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

Classics You Slept Through: Episode 52 - A Princess of Mars  Discussion 4 (Chapters 24 - 28) It's the final section of the book and we're bringing together the final threads of the story. Does John end up with Dejah Thoris? Will Tars Tarkas ever find out about his relation to Sola? How does John get home to write this memoir for us? Hang on, listen, and we'll read it all to you. This episode's cover art is by artist Gregory Manchess (www.manchess.com). Twitter Facebook Instagram Twitch YouTube Email: CYSTPod@gmail.com

The guys from Funny To Informing John and Chris come to The Hobo Fish Camp. The first segment you hear is actually the second segment we did. John claims the recorder didn’t work I think he sabotaged me. We talk about the Capitol protest Do you fart when you pee? I had to pick up John because his car was in the shop but I didn’t mind because we had some real stoner conversations The difference between Orlando and Tampa. Does John or Chris know how to drive a stick shift? Why are present day Americans so selfish? The biggest news stories in central Florida the past decade Is it possible for a woman to rape a man? All voicemails are welcomed even the ones that say I suck because they’ll go right to the front of the line 407-270-3044 and I promise all calls are anonymous Donate to help upgrade equipment for my podcast PayPal.me/tuddleOnTheRadio EMAIL tuddle@Gmail.com WEBSITES tuddle.net YOUTUBE YouTube.com/tuddle PODCAST PLATFORMS Podomatic tuddle.Podomatic.com TuneIn Radio http://tun.in/pjOR7 iTunes Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tuddle-podcast/id1501964749 iHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-the-tuddle-podcast-59498985?cmp=ios_share&sc=ios_social_share&pr=false&autoplay=true Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZHRedrnxvAX4CnAFybSJe?si=D1Juw7NuSIqIXVWbMsj99Q 315 Live https://315live.com/category/tuddle/ SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter.com/tuddle YouTube.com/tuddle Facebook.com/tuddle Instagram.com/tuddle LinkedIn.com/in/tuddle TikTok.com/@tuddleOnTheRadio Reddit.com/user/tuddleOnTheRadio

PART 2 – AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY – LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What are Skinwalkers and what can they do? Are there certain times in history where the rough concept of “Shapeshifting” rises in popularity because of how the world going? Does John believe Cryptoids could be a type of shapeshifters? What kind of examples of shapeshifting has John found in more recent times? What was the most chilling story that John came across when doing research for his book? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

This week, we brought in a very special guest onto the podcast: our good friend, Isabelle Hou! Chill with us as we get into a spirited discussion about the relationships in our lives (hypothetically speaking, of course, because we don't go out much). Would Louie date his female counterpart? Does John hate strong, independent women? Does Oscar believe in soulmates? Is Isabelle single and on the prowl? Stay tuned as we answer all these questions and more! Again, we apologize for the sporadic uploads in recent weeks, we are trying to post more regularly as our lives relax a little so check up on us every week to be considered a real member of the LOJfam! Thanks for watching/listening/leaving a review (haha, jk...unless)

Today the guys watch the cult classic summer camp slasher flick 1983's "Sleepaway Camp". Does John hit a homerun for the second week in a row, with the hard to please Mr. Lucas?Well Fiends go listen and find out.Merch store: https://teespring.com/stores/behind-the-fiends-2Twitter: @btfiendsIG: @btfpodcast_officialEmail: btfiends@gmail.comBuy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/behindthefiendsBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

By Steve Buchanan in Tucson, AZ - October 17, 2020 - Does John 7:37-38 refer to the seventh Day of the Feast of Tabernacles or the Eighth Day? The ritual and meaning of an important ceremony is not mentioned in the original instructions regarding the fall Holy Days in the Old Testament, but appears to be allowed by God and one Jesus participated in. The ritual, which may have begun with Ezra and Nehemiah, may indicate they knew a great deal about the future plan of God for all people.

Episode 552 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com 1. Does John 9:2 teach that it is possible to sin in the womb? 2. Do denominations matter? I’m a Christian that trusts in Jesus alone but I can’t decide on a church because of so many different beliefs, which scares me because I’m worried about being misled. 3. Is it a sin to enjoy alcohol? 4. How can God be just when folks who have never heard about Jesus are not able to have the opportunity to respond to the gospel?   Resources None Greater: The Undomesticated Attributes of God by Matthew Barrett Are People Who Have Never Heard the Gospel Doomed? Offers Request our latest special offers here or call 1-833-THE-CORE (833-843-2673) to request them by phone. Want to partner with us in our work here at Core Christianity? Consider becoming a member of the Inner Core.

Open calls, questions, and discussion with Matt Slick LIVE in the studio. Questions include---1- Don't you think President Trump is an autocrat---2- Is there a connection between Noah and the ark and the passage in 1 Peter regarding baptism and salvation---3- How exactly is the gospel -good news- for the poor---4- Does John 20-23 support the idea of Catholic confession and priests---5- Do you think, in the end times, will believing Jews and believing Gentiles have different roles and rewards---6- If church fathers, like Luther, believed in baptismal regeneration, what does that mean- Were they truly saved---7- A caller wanted to continue a previous conversation regarding regeneration, sin, and the human will.

Join your hosts John Gavin and Joseph Goss as they ask such big questions as: how old can you be and still wear badges? The guys take on not only their own DW playlists on Spotify plus some from our listeners (to us they aren’t just listeners, but Friends of the Show) PLUS we get some love from an actual musician! Who’s really good! Who is it? You’ll have to listen to find out, eh? The Birthdays this week find John discussing how hard it is to be a fan of erstwhile Oasis frontman and general knobhead Liam Gallagher, while Joseph shares a little too much information on how much he loves Nick Cave. In the Events section, the long-gone-but-not-forgotten Old Grey Whistle Test is celebrated and Status Quo make an audacious attempt at getting into the Guinness Book of World Records with the most “working class cocaine fantasy” (John’s words) imaginable. And finally, it’s Joseph’s turn to convince John about his entry into the MTS Hall of Fame this week: Kid Creole and The Coconuts. Does John agree? Did Joseph get him mixed up with another Kid Creole? All this and more on the new episode of the Musical Taste Society. Like and share and all that good stuff, yeah?

Why don’t Catholics believe in Sola Scriptura? Questions Covered: 23:03 – Does John 16:12-13 point to Sacred Tradition?  33:00 – Doesn’t Scripture say that man is accursed if he departs from Scripture?  48:50 – Can you explain how Catholics understand magisterial authority?  Book Karlo to speak at your parish or next event.  Want more from Karlo Broussard?   Prepare the Way: Overcoming Obstacles to God, the Gospel and the Church   Meeting the Protestant Challenge: How to Answer 50 Biblical Objections to Catholic Beliefs  Why God Still Matters  The Bible Blueprint for the Priesthood  The Bible Blueprint for the Mass  …

John and his son Elija Henderson have spent their lives growing up in the Appalachian region of the United States. An area that is known for its traditions, superstitions, and cryptids. Today we dive into the world of ghosts, cryptids, and the unexplained phenomena that have fascinated John and Elijah throughout their lives. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What is a “haint” or ghost, and how does John define it? What is a “fetch,” and what type of bad things can come along with seeing it? How does John believe that a ghost can be the spirit of a once-living person? Does John believe that demonic entities can take the form of terrifying beasts in the forest? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!)

John and his son Elija Henderson have spent their lives growing up in the Appalachian region of the United States. An area that is known for its traditions, superstitions, and cryptids. Today we dive into the world of ghosts, cryptids, and the unexplained phenomena that have fascinated John and Elijah throughout their lives. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What is a “haint” or ghost, and how does John define it? What is a “fetch,” and what type of bad things can come along with seeing it? How does John believe that a ghost can be the spirit of a once-living person? Does John believe that demonic entities can take the form of terrifying beasts in the forest? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!)

Do you hate Control Play? Maybe you think Rebound was a great card? Do you wish Grawl was a Hunter?? Chatting Crit's new series, Crit-Bait, aims to take on divisive and controversial topics and have a good old fashioned debate. For episode 1 Mike and Tom will each take an opposing side of the debate on whether Temporary Victory was a mistake, and try to assess the far reaching impact of the card. Johnathan Davis joins us to weigh in on the topic, before being quizzed with his own set of controversial questions. Does John like marmite? Listen to find out!

Today we’re talking with John Winsor on the open talent economy. John Winsor built a big publishing business around sports and fitness. He saw the business changing and started crowdsourcing articles from athletes. That got him interested in open talent — otherwise known as ‘work outside of full-time employment,’ which includes the freelance and the gig economy. Three years ago, John joined the faculty at Harvard Business School as a visiting executive and founded Open Assembly, an organization that hosts conversations about the future of work. In this conversation with Tom, John describes the shift to open talent. Corporations are interested in this shift because of the potential to get work done faster, better, and cheaper. Individuals like the flexibility and variety. Tom and John also talk about the new social contract that would be needed to support open talent markets.   Key Takeaways: [:10] About today’s episode with John Winsor. [1:05] Tom welcomes John to the podcast. [1:11] John shares how and why he went to Colorado College. [2:28] Is Colorado College still a ‘big block’ school? How did the way that the college was organized aid John in his learning? [3:44] John reflects on receiving his MBA in Marketing at the University of Denver. Tom and John also discuss how both CC and UoD have evolved over time. [7:07] How John got into the publishing business. [9:48] About John’s interest in racing and cycling. [12:33] How and where John became interested in the idea of open talent and the future of work. [15:38] John defines what open talent is. [16:52] Should everyone be in the ‘open talent’ space? Or is it something that complements full-time employment? What does John see, five to 10 years from now, for the open talent space? [19:15] How it could be possible to create an open talent economy that is equitable for everyone. [25:00] Ways to help the open talent economy scale in an equitable way. [27:17] Advertising opportunities available through Getting Smart. [27:47] Three years ago, John founded Open Assembly, an organization that produces content around open talent and more. John shares what they have accomplished so far with Open Assembly and what they’re trying to accomplish, going forward. [31:12] What high school education for a market of open talent should look like. [33:46] Does John agree with Ryan Craig’s advice around giving a “hard sprint to a good first job”? [37:55] Will an open talent economy lead to the widening income and wealth gap? [40:30] How we can all play a part in creating the foundation for an open talent economy. [43:02] Tom thanks John for joining the podcast!   Mentioned in This Episode: John Winsor Harvard Business School Open Assembly Diffusion of Innovations, by Everett M. Rogers Spark: Be More Innovative Through Co-Creation, by John Winsor Flipped: How Bottom-Up Co-Creation is Replacing Top-Down Innovation, by John Winsor Crowdsourcing: Why the Power of the Crowd Is Driving the Future of Business, by Jeff Howe Info@GettingSmart.com — Email Jessica to learn more about sponsorships and advertising opportunities with Getting Smart! Toptal Getting Smart Ep. 264: “Ryan Craig on Putting America Back to Work” “1,000 True Fans,” by Kevin Kelly “One Thousand True Fans: All You Need to Know about Marketing in a Single Article,” by Jeroen Riemens   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

Is America A Dying Republic? Is John's proposed campaign finance reform legit? Are local elections and officials being centralized with national agendas? Are the voices of the people being lost in the capitol? Does John have a man crush on George Washington? Is it just me or is Stacy Abrams an enigma? We have answers.

Episode 481 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com Key questions answered in today's show: 1. I have been told by some people that Jesus Christ is a fake name; therefore, I am following a fake Jesus Christ. Can you please clarify for me if it is wrong to call the Son of God, Jesus Christ? 2. Was Saul similar to Judas, who walked with Jesus but never put his faith in him? 3. What is the difference between John’s baptism and Jesus Christ’s baptism? Are these really two different baptisms? Does John’s baptism confer to us the benefits of Christ? Could the believers in Acts 19 have repented and believed and still not have received the Holy Spirit in regeneration? 4. What Is Justice According To The Christian Faith? Resources Generous Justice: How God’s Grace Makes Us Just by Timothy Keller Request our latest special offers here or call 1-833-THE-CORE (833-843-2673) to request them by phone.

There is something about a shapeshifter—a person who can transform into an animal—that captures our imagination; that causes us to want to howl at the moon or flit through the night like a bat. Werewolves, vampires, demons, and other weird creatures appeal to our animal nature, our “dark side,” our desire to break free of the bonds of society and proper behavior. Real or imaginary, shapeshifters lurk deep in our psyches and remain formidable cultural icons. Today, we dive into the world of Shapeshifters. What they are, and how they affect society with John Kachuba. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: What are Skinwalkers and what can they do? Are there certain times in history where the rough concept of “Shapeshifting” rises in popularity because of how the world going? Does John believe Cryptoids could be a type of shapeshifters? What kind of examples of shapeshifting has John found in more recent times? What was the most chilling story that John came across when doing research for his book? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

The show starts off with apologies and there aren't a lot there. David does apologize for not going harder on Trump on last weeks show. 00:01 - 03:14 David watched Chariots of Fire and was not a fan at all.  He believes it is one of the worst movies he's seen.  Does John defend the film? John has a problem with Facebook (as we all do these days) 03:15 - 15:30 The Tennessean ran an ad for a group that claimed Islam was going to bomb Nashville on July 18, 2020.  This caused quite the controversy in the Nashville. Should anyone be in trouble for this? 15:31 - 24:59 The Dixie Chicks dropped the Dixie from their name and are now called The Chicks.  Lady Antebellum are now called Lady A.  Are the name changed justified because of their ties to Southern Racism? 25:00 - 38:38 The guys unveil their Top 4 List of TV Dads.  Who is going to make the list? Listen and find out!  See if your TV Dad is mentioned. 38:39 - 56:14 The show wraps up with a Dear John about a man making a decision he regrets. 56:15 

Last week we listened to the new singles that came out from Lady Gaga and Tove Lo, and it was a day for the gays. But before we get into that, Dean and John catch you up on life in a tiny, small, ever shrinking amount of quarantine space. Does John ever sleep? What day is it? Where are we? There's restaurants using mannequins to fill the empty space in order to keep guests socially distant, but how would that even work. And if that wasn't enough, smart AI sex robots are selling out so quickly that manufactures can't keep up with demand. Which leads Dean to try and explain how sex robots are the best new thing in the world. John doesn't take much convincing, a squirting, choking, powered Daddy is all he needs to spend his money on. But music is not far from our minds as we explore the new era that Lady Gaga is about to embark upon, as well as Tove Lo's ultimate relationship revenge fantasy, including a deep suspicion that Dean and John share about whether she may have had a Twincest moment herself.

Patty talks to John Roedel, the author of Hey God. Hey John.: What Happens When God Writes Back. She met John via Facebook after seeing one of his posts that went viral. She loved his insight, so she reached out and invited him to join her on the podcast. John is also a husband, father of 3, comedian, writer and an advocate for children with autism. He and Patty talk about dealing with life during a pandemic, being a parent and what it means to have a connection to God. You’ll love how John dealt with a crisis of faith by writing about skinny jeans. Using his improv skills, he kept saying “yes, and” to whatever came next. There was no grand plan, just a willingness to show up each day and write what was on his mind. Does John think he’s really talking to God? Is God really answering him? Why are we afraid to move on? Am I broken? Can I let go of the expectations of others? Patty and John discuss all these questions and more. This episode is full of hope and you’ll love the encouraging energy of this conversation. John’s Book Facebook Post Facebook Page

Dean and John are back to talk about sex songs or songs about sex, depending on how you define it. What songs make Dean want to get down? Which songs did John add to his Sex playlist? Does John call Dean old, yet again? And how do you jack off to porn whe

Does John bring his account of Jesus' life to a rather anticlimactic conclusion? Not at all. The Bible readings were Ezekiel 34:

n this episode, John Barry, historian and author of The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History, describes what happened with the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, including where it likely originated, how and why it spread, and what may have accounted for the occurrence of three separate waves of the virus, each with different rates of infection and mortality. While the current coronavirus pandemic pales in comparison to the devastation of the Spanish flu, John highlights a number of parallels that can be drawn and lessons to be learned and applied going forward. We discuss: What got John interested in the Spanish flu and led to him writing his book? [2:45]; Historical account of the 1918 Spanish flu—origin, the first wave in the summer of 1918, the death rate, and how it compared to other pandemics [10:30]; Evidence that second wave in the fall of 1918 was a mutation of the same virus, and the immunity immunity protection for those exposed to the first wave [18:00]; What impact did World War I have on the spread and the propagation of a “second wave”? [21:45]; How the government’s response may have impacted the death toll [26:15]; Pathology of the Spanish flu, symptoms, time course, transmissibility, mortality, and how it compares to COVID-19 [29:30]; The deadly second wave—The story of Philadelphia and a government and media in cahoots to downplay the truth [35:50]; What role did social distancing and prior exposure to the first wave play in the differing mortality rates city to city? [44:45]; The importance of being truthful with the public—Is honesty the key to reducing fear and panic to bring a community together and combat the socially-isolating nature of pandemic? [46:15]; Third wave of Spanish flu in the spring of 1919 [51:30]; Global impact of Spanish flu, a high mortality in the younger population, and why India hit so much harder than other countries [55:15]; What happened to the economy and the mental psyche of the public in the years following the pandemic? [59:20]; Comparing the 2009 H1N1 virus to Spanish flu [1:02:10]; Comparing SARS-CoV-2 to the Spanish flu [1:04:20]; What are John’s thoughts on how our government and leaders have handled the current pandemic? [1:08:00]; Sweden’s herd immunity approach, and understanding case mortality rate vs. infection mortality rate [1:10:40]; What are some important lessons that we can apply going forward? [1:13:00]; Does John think we will be better prepared for this in the future? [1:16:00]; and More Learn more: https://peterattiamd.com/ Show notes page for this episode:  https://peterattiamd.com/johnbarry Subscribe to receive exclusive subscriber-only content: https://peterattiamd.com/subscribe/ Sign up to receive Peter's email newsletter: https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/ Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

I hear what you’re saying, and I’m wondering it to. Does John not liking Animal Crossing make him some kind of grotesque monster? Do we have the right to judge said monster based on his preferences alone? Well I’m here to tell you the answer to both of those questions is yes. John is a … Continue reading Episode 174: John Doesn’t Like Animal Crossing: Diablo Edition →

BTC$ 6018 Today's guest is @johnkvallis from the Bitcoin Rapid Fire Podcast. Join John and I as we share a beer over Zoom to talk about #Bitcoin and much more. Learn how John found himself a job in 'Wealth Management" whilst at a UFC fight in China and the preceding crazy trip through the jungles of the Amazon and Central and South America searching for shamans and truth! How does John feel about wealth management and how the hell did he end up working in medicine? What is John's view on the Coronavirus and how does he see the world post-pandemic? Does John believe that large US companies such as Boeing should get a bailout? Why does John feel nothing but hope for the future and what the hell is up with this episodes intro music? Full list of Shills and Mench's @LittleBitcoinBk @edstromandrew @dergigi https://bitcoin-resources.com/ @saifedean @joerogan @Diditaihuttu @Zurich for being total dirty bastards. @francispouliot_ @BullBitcoin_ @shakepay #stayhumblestacksats

Does John start his gospel at the same "beginning" as Mark 1:1?

In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament - PART 3 of 4, we examine the controversy about the Gospel of John which has raged for nearly 2,000 years, as we continue our 4-part … Continue reading → The post Hebrew Voices #113 – Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament – PART 3 of 4 appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament - PART 2 of 4, we examine the controversy about the Gospel of John which has raged for nearly 2,000 years, as we continue our 4-part … Continue reading → The post Hebrew Voices #111 – Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament – PART 2 of 4 appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

The boys wrap up their January mini series “It’s new to me!” Where each cohost selected a movie they had never seen but always wanted to watch, with the 1991 surfing bank robbery action cult classic Point Break!    This episode has lots ,and lots, and LOTS of Gary Busey jokes, as well as the late 80’s early 90’s action troupes that you no longer see in movies, the sexual tension between Swayze and Keanu, women with short haircuts, Anthony Kiedis’s weird ear cornrows, the madness of having Tom Sizemore and Busey on the same set, the aftermath of that “Utah..two” scene, jumping out of planes without parachutes, and Ice T from Law & Order makes another appearance.    Also, why do FBI bank robbery agents need to fish for bricks at the bottom of a pool blindfolded? Does John think that Swayze is Gary Busey? How would a Joan Rivers red carpet interview go with this cast? Also, thank God for John Wick because some of Keanu’s acting in this is not great.    This episode is brought to you by Ballsy! Body wash for your man parts. Visit    https://ballwash.com and enter the promo code POPCORN20 for 20% off your first order. Also, if you love puns go to https://ballwash.com and check out their “I’m nuts about you” gift set.    For more on artwork like ours, please visit: https://www.frowles.com    If you want to be part of the show, or want to scream at us check out our Instagram, Facebook and Twitter pages, or email us at  tdbackrow@gmail.com    Point Break is directed by Kathryn Bigelow, and stars Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze, Gary Busey, and Lori Petty.

In this episode of Hebrew Voices, Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament - PART 1 of 4, we examine the controversy about the Gospel of John which has raged for nearly 2,000 years, as we begin a 4-part … Continue reading → The post Hebrew Voices #109 – Does John 6:4 Belong in the New Testament – PART 1 of 4 appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

Open calls, questions, and discussion with Matt Slick LIVE in the studio. Questions include---1- Who is the destroyer in Exodus 12-23---2- Is it right for Bible translations to use the word -servant- instead of -slave----3- Does John 12-47 refute limited atonement---4- Can you explain Exodus 20-4-6- Is it referring to literal idols or wanting-coveting things---5- Does Calvinism mean that we shouldn't help-intervene in difficult situations since all situations are God's indirect decree---6- What's the proper way to say the Lord's prayer---7- Are we supposed to follow the Old Testament feasts---8- Were we all created at the same time or at birth---9- Who are the giants in Genesis 6---10- In eternity, will we see all the persons of the Trinity or only Jesus---11- Is there mention of guardian angels in the Bible---12- How can I show love and dignity to my friends who are homosexual without watering down the gospel---13- How do I deal with Black Hebrew Israelites using Revelation 1-14-15 to say that Jesus was black-

The tequila is working and we get into a bunch of fun stuff in this MAILBAG EPISODE. Does John miss acting? What do we wish actors understood coming into class? What's "the look" in an actor who's about to book a bunch of work? How do we deal with artist funks, advice on getting an agent, prepping for auditions, and much more. SUBSCRIBE TO INDUSTRY TOWN for free now on iTunes, Spotify, SoundCloud, PodBean, and GooglePlay. If you're enjoying the show please RATE & REVIEW! Industry Town is sponsored by HORRIBLE HAIKUS. Visit www.HorribleHaikusGame.com for 50% off the game through the end of the year. For more on John Rosenfeld Studios including info on classes, coaching, and audition taping please visit www.JohnRosenfeld.com. Follow Industry Town on Social Media: Instagram: @IndustryTownPodcast Twitter: @IndustryTownPod Facebook: @IndustryTownPodcast Email: IndustryTownPodcast@gmail.com For More On John Rosenfeld Studios: Twitter: @JohnRosenfeld Instagram: @JohnRosenfeldStudios For More On Brian: Instagram: @TheBrianNorris Twitter: @TheBrianNorris IMDB: imdb.me/briannorris

Does John doubt who Jesus is? Why does Jesus answer questions in a strange way? And why doesn’t John just tell his disciples who Jesus is? Why the game? And who is the blind? The deaf? The mute? And the leper’s?

During this 183rd episode of “Marketing Today,” host Alan Hart interviews John Harrobin, chief marketing officer at Audible. Audible is an Amazon company, founded in the late 1990s out of an oral storytelling tradition. They began as an audiobook medium and have expanded to be a subscription service, including original programming, access to newspapers and magazines, and free short-form content. Harrobin’s previous experience includes chief marketing officer at Verizon and working with NBC Universal. On the show today, Harrobin discusses the audio content market, how his professional background led him to marketing, mentorship, the future of his industry, and the future of marketing in general. He also discusses the importance of diversity in marketing departments and on boards. Harrobin views marketing as being “right in the center of the action. What I really love is driving growth and launching products. That’s where you really get immediate gratification in the form of metrics and customer feedback. Is what you are doing working now? If not, you know how to adjust.” What sets Audible apart? “Our goal, in many cases, is to guide creators, provide them the data, what they should expect with this. Also, help them market, help them reach new audiences, and dimensionalize their own brand… We like to consider ourselves the best partner because we can provide better results through our reach and strength of distribution in marketing. We want to help build their personal brand and work with them on what they want to accomplish with the project, so we want to be fulfilling to the creator, and we want to be easy and fun to work with." His thoughts on the future of marketing are: "The role of marketers is evolving, and I think we just need to recognize it because, I don't know, 20 years from now, we're not going to be wanting to be marketed to in the same way that we are today." Highlights from this week’s “Marketing Today”: Where did John start his career? (01:30) John shares how his background as a finance consultant led him to marketing. (01:59) Did John have any significant mentors along the way? (05:00) What is the origin story of Audible? (06:20) Why does John think audio has remained such a popular medium? (08:57) What does marketing at Audible look like? (12:00) What does the future of audio look like? (14:18) What are the advantages for a creator working with Audible? (16:05) How do Audible’s content marketplace and original content work together? (19:56) Does John have a specific experience he feels defines him as a person? (23:27) What other brands does John admire? (26:45) Does John see any big opportunities or threats staring marketers in the face? (29:46) ResourcesMentioned: Don Katz Guy Story Ralph Ellison (mentor to Don Katz) Amazon 6 page memos John Cena scripted series on Audible Newark, NJ Marketing Today interview with Carolyn Tisch Blodgett from Peloton Henry the Dentist (Mobile Dentistry) Progyny Fertility Benefits Support the show.

John Vrionis is the Founder and Managing Partner @ Unusual Ventures, the firm that is redefining seed investing and raising the bar for what entrepreneurs should expect from a seed investment firm. Prior to founding Unusual, John spent 11 years as a Partner @ Lightspeed where his investments included Mulesoft, AppDynamics, Nimble Storage and Heptio to name a few. Before Lightspeed John spent time in product management and sales @ Determina and Freedom Financial Network. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How did John make his way into the world of venture and come to be a Partner @ Lightspeed? How did that lead to his founding Unusual? How did his father's MS diagnosis change his mentality towards both investing and how he views the world? What were John's biggest takeaways from his 12 years with the Lightspeed partnership? 2.) Where does John feel the bar needs to be raised in venture? What does the current product not offer? What do seed-stage founders fundamentally need? How have Unusual structured the firm to provide this? How was the fundraise for John? What does John know post-closing that he wishes he had known at the beginning? What advice would John give to aspiring emerging managers? Why is LP diversity so important to John? 3.) Why does John believe taking multi-stage money at seed is not in the best interests of the founder? How does John explain this logically to founders? Does John agree with Semil Shah, "founders are voting with their feet and choosing multi-stage funds"? Why does John believe to be truly best in class, you have to specialise? Does this not go against the data of Benchmark, Sequoia, Founders Fund, all generalist funds, having the best returns? 4.) How does John think about being company vs being founder first? What does one do when alignment erodes between the interest of the firm and the interest of the founder? How does John look to build a relationship of trust and honesty with his founders? What works? What does not work? How does John feel about VCs being friends with their founders? 5.) What is the most challenging element of John's role today with Unusual? Who is the best board member John has ever sat on a board with? Why and what did he learn? What would John most like to change about the world of venture today? What would he like to remain the same? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: John’s Fave Book: Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of NIKE, Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success John’s Most Recent Investment: Shujinko As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and John on Twitter here!

Joe agreed to pick up his brother, John, from the airport. But John had no idea he was stepping into a mobile podcast studio with Laura. Does John even listen to the show? Can Laura incite a violent rivalry? Does Joe know where he needs to exit? Answers within. Follow John on IG @nativequest Become a patron of Heavy Friending! https://www.patreon.com/heavyfriending AND Follow Heavy Friending on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!  @HeavyFriending everywhere.  Laura: @primoalien Joe: @mrjoebarlow

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly, typically on Wednesdays.On this week’s episode, Morris and Bozich are joined by John Gasaway of ESPN.com to discuss Illinois and the upcoming Big Ten season. Among the topics discussed:• Hopes are high for Illinois this season ... Is the optimism justified?• Does John buy into Brad Underwood as the answer for Illinois?• Can the Illini shoot it better inside the arc and cut down on turnovers?• Trent Frazier - why John is bullish on him entering his junior season• Is there urgency for Illinois this season with it likely being the final season for Ayo?• Why defense could be a major issue for Illinois• John's thoughts on Indiana entering the 2019-20 season• The mystery that is Michigan basketball this season• Some Big Ten teams beyond Michigan State and Maryland that John is bullish on• Is there a chance the Big Ten is being underrated entering the season?• How will Wisconsin look this season without Ethan Happ?

Assuming Britain makes the leap… what's next for the UK and for Europe? Will the US help us out? Will the Chinese take an interest? And WTF is happening in France…? With over 53 years as a foreign reporter (including many spent as ‘the BBC Common Market Correspondent’) John Simpson has an idea or two about what we might be facing. On this unmissable episode John and producer Lisa Francesca Nand debate the reasons behind the vote to leave and delve into the possibilities that might befall both the EU and Britain if/when we leave our biggest neighbouring trading block.   On this episode we cover   Does John mind being called veteran Veteran is better than ‘venerable’ The three Vs of getting old The UK being in a bit of a civil war state since the referendum Like Cromwell fighting Charles I John being the ‘BBC Common Market Correspondent’ in the 70s General de Gaulle blocking Britain from joining Being involved from the start would have been a better fit Lisa having enjoyed being part of Europe John hating the idea of Visas in Europe Being a Brit first, a European second Focusing on advantages and disadvantages of leaving But this means we have ignored the rest of Europe John’s experience as a correspondent in Brussels How we always stood on the edges of the EU The UK hankering after a lost world position We saw in the referendum how much support there was leaving John being ambivalent about leaving But caring about our standards of living falling Very few people researched trade agreements, laws and their benefits ‘The metropolitan elite’ People that come to London are not all posh John being an ex-Cambridge elite How John thinks everything Lisa says is true (yay!) We have a representative democracy In 2016 we allowed people to take the decisions for themselves People were lied to The divisions of our society The result being as a result of austerity and government cuts Will life get better for the people who felt marginalised? The people that in favour agree life is going to be rougher What’s next for France? The French being the mirror image opposite of us 14.33 – 14.48 edit stop for water break! The French revolution sanctifying violence French protests being entirely different to British France is not collapsing Workers rights in France being very strong John missing Paris but Paris being stuck in the 50s in many ways Will the EU weaken after we leave? John thinking it was a mistake pushing for an ever closer union The UK were the strong person of Europe We had a seat at the table Travellers in the Third Reich and how we slept walk into Nazi Germany Are we too sleepwalking into something that is more sinister? John reporting on the National Front in France What’s really next for Europe A quite uncomfortable closer relationship to the US to survive The Chinese won’t take any great interest in us Britain will drift for quite a long time              

In this weeks episode, Ray and John cover the latest in NBA free agency. Does John think D'Angelo Russell is a better PG than Stephen Curry? Is Mirotic the missing link for Barcelona? Are we Knicks sympathizers? Ray discloses information on yet another superpower that he believes he has... Don't forget to submit your #justthetip to the PE_Standouts on twitter! 

This week, John Jasmins joins Chief Neil Dubord to discuss the challenges he has been through throughout his career.   John Jasmins started with the Delta Police Department as a Reserve Constable, and has been a regular member with the department for over 13 years. He has worked in Patrol, Street Crime Unit, Uniform Gang Task Force, CFSEU, Youth Section, and Community Policing. Currently, John is assigned to the North Delta District Community Policing Office and is working on his Master of Laws Degree from Osgoode Hall Law School. His wife, Kristina, is also a police officer and is a member of the Surrey RCMP. Together they have 3 children: Dante, Brooklyn and Ari.   John has been through a number of difficult challenges over the course of his career, with the most recent challenge happening only a month ago (from the time this episode was recorded.) From two collision incidents to heart surgery to being stabbed while intervening in an altercation off-duty — John has been through many traumatic events but has also learned a lot along the way. In this episode, he shares in great detail the stories of each event, what he did to overcome them, how he recovered after each one, and what he did to get back to his normal working routine.   Key Takeaways: [:45] Chief Neil Dubord welcomes John Jasmins on to the podcast. [1:15] Chief Neil Dubord opens up this week’s podcast with an easy question for John: what did he have for breakfast? [2:19] John speaks a bit about his career and then dives into a story of what occured while he was working towards his goal of getting into the CFSEU. [6:42] What was going through John’s mind when he got into an accident on his first shift in his new position with the CFSEU? And was he getting the support he needed from management at the time? [9:20] About John’s recovery from the collision accident: how long it took for him to get back to work and the long-term impacts. [9:54] How much time did John spend with the Uniform Gang Task Force? What position in the department did he hold next? [10:10] What the Street Crime Unit does at Delta. [10:47] The second collision John was involved in — this time, with the Street Crime Unit — less than a year later. [14:42] The importance of management supporting their police officers. [15:20] Did John feel support from management with this second collision? [15:42] What could have management done to make John feel more supported during this incident? [16:14] How John’s career unfolded after this second collision incident. [16:44] Now transitioned to the Youth Section at the DPD, what sort of work was John doing? [18:30] In the fall of 2015, John fell brutally ill, leading to him needing open heart surgery. [20:29] How long was it between the time John was diagnosed and when he had the open heart surgery? How did he manage to keep on working while waiting for the surgery? [23:12] The tough choice John had to make with which kind of surgery he wanted to have on his heart. [25:52] The outcome of John’s surgery, the length of his recovery period, and what he did to stay resilient. [28:36] John begins the story of the most recent incident he was involved in. [29:38] What were John’s first concern after being stabbed? Did he know how bad it was? [32:10] Does John have any memories from the ambulance ride or the hospital? [33:43] John recounts the conversations he had before his life-saving surgery. [36:18] About John’s recovery post-surgery. [37:21] What helped John from the organization to overcome these incidents and what he did, himself, to overcome these challenges. [39:22] Chief Neil Dubord turns it over to Constable Aaron Hill, who speaks about becoming the victor in these kinds of situations; not the victim. [41:01] John shares some final pieces of wisdom about the lessons he has learned. [42:20] Chief Neil Dubord thanks John for joining him this episode!   Mentioned in this Episode: Bend Don’t Break Episode: “The Challenge of a Lifetime: Sergeant Ray Athwal’s Wait for a New Heart” Bend Don’t Break Episode: “On the Brink of Losing Your Job, Your Health, and Your Father: Constable Aaron Hill’s Lesson in Resiliency”   Looking for More Episodes? You can find more episodes of Bend Don’t Break on iTunes, Google Play, and most other major podcasting platforms.   Connect with the Delta Police Department: Follow the Delta Police on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Visit their website at DeltaPolice.ca.

James and John discuss the Spice Girls' dual release singles; Holler and Let Love Lead The Way. Before they dig deep into both singles they discuss some Spice news - the photo circling Twitter of Victoria having an alleged anxiety ahead of the Olympics show, Emma Bunton's new album release in a few days and Youtube's 'The Honest Vocal Coach' mesmerized by the Spice Girls' vocals on a live performance of 'Too Much'. Switching focus they move on to Holler, the RnB number 1 from the new Spice Girl line-up (Baby, Scary, Posh and Sporty.) There's a lot to unpack here! James and John agree this is a much more adult Spice era and they bond over Mel C's unfortunate hair choice for this music video. Was it a choice? Or was some gay hair stylist angry with her? James only just realizes the earth, air, wind and water theme in the music video that links to Let Love Lead The Way too! Genius. Victoria Beckham becomes Windy Spice in that wind tunnel and looks fabulous doing it. James and John can't seem to agree on Let Love Lead The Way (there's a surprise), it's not a favorite of John's but James just loves it, though John is quick to point out that Emma is all over the song so that explains James' love for it. Does John not like it because it's not a backing track for a night of passion? Hmmm.

Howdy, folks!  Step right in, and pull up a barstool with John and Doug!  The Main Street Pub is open for business, and they are ready to discuss all of the latest news from around Walt Disney World! Does John go off on mobile ordering ...again?  Is Doug as upbeat and ever?  Are they happy to hear that there will be even more Early Morning Magic dates coming to the Magic Kingdom? Order yourself a cold beverage, friends, sit back, relax, and enjoy another action-packed episode of the Internet's only "tell it like it is" Disney podcast!

Jesus asks his disciples of they would also go away like the crowd did. He teaches that those who are drawn by the Father will come to him. Does John 6:37-47 teach that the Father doesn't want some people to come to salvation? Does it support Calvinism? Does it teach the doctrines of unconditional election and irresistible grace? Take a listen and open your Bible to see the overall context of what Jesus was teaching.

Podcast: Unsolicited Response PodcastEpisode: John Matherly - The Creator of ShodanPub date: 2017-05-24Dale Peterson interviewed John Matherly, the creator of Shodan, in Kuwait. Lots of good content with the breakdown of highlights and times: 3:10 What is Shodan? 4:45 John's background and why he started Shodan 9:10 Adding ICS to Shodan ... originally John  thought it was too risky 10:45 How fast he can add new ICS protocol support (less than a day) 13:00 Looking to add more support for medical devices 16:00 How are the customers using Shodan, external network monitoring is most common use case ... but few ICS related customers ... more ICS vendors 19:30 Does John see Shodan ever scanning an internal network? 21:00 Shodan does legitimate request scanning ... a proper handshake 24:45 What does he do when someone doesn't want Shodan to scan their address space? 27:30 What has been the industry impact of his Internet connected ICS map? 29:20 The number of Internet connected ICS has only increased since he has been tracking 32:15 The Omron example 35:00 What else are you going to do with all this data, the real value of Shodan's database  38:15 John's request of the ICS Community And at the end we get a bit into the weeds about what Shodan can and should do with various ICS protocol examples.The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Dale Peterson: ICS Security Catalyst and S4 Conference Chair, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Paul Manafort's sentence. Parker Molloy LIVE on Tucker Carlson. Joe Biden's history comes back to bite him. A ridiculous GIrl Scout Cookie boycott, to ""own"" AOC. Jordan Uhl LIVE on the Anti-Hate resolution and more. Does John look like Ted Cruz with a beard?Cohost: Brett ErlichGuests: Parker Molloy & Jordan Uhl See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Will and Marc take a look at the most topical movie of 1967: Stanley Kramer's interracial romance story GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER. Join in as they discuss model minorities, Spencer Tracy's final performance, fortyears, pontificating poops, and ten-day relationships. Plus: Why was Joey in Hawaii? Does John have any good ideas? Should we keep covering DreamWorks movies? And how does Obama fit into all of this? Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe! Next week: DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN (2005) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-love-the-love/message

After a one-week hiatus, the South Jersey boys are back with a lot of unanswered questions. Who is going to win the Super Bowl? Does Jeff believe in a space-time continuum? Does John even know what that means? What really happened between Johnny and the CI in that cop bar in Chicago so many years ago? Is Colton really a virgin? No stone is left unturned in this episode, so put the kids to bed, crack a can of Anyday Rose, and listen to the latest episode of Garden State of Mind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-jersey/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-jersey/support

After a one-week hiatus, the South Jersey boys are back with a lot of unanswered questions. Who is going to win the Super Bowl? Does Jeff believe in a space-time continuum? Does John even know what that means? What really happened between Johnny and the CI in that cop bar in Chicago so many years ago? Is Colton really a virgin? No stone is left unturned in this episode, so put the kids to bed, crack a can of Anyday Rose, and listen to the latest episode of Garden State of Mind.

EPISODE 25: Where is Kevin Jones now? Does John have any travel tips for him? Has he ever used a bidet? We talk new WVU coach Neal Brown, what's up with the WVU basketball team, and where the season can go from here! --- A podcast hosted by West Virginia University basketball alums Kevin Jones, Da'Sean Butler and John Flowers. Fans of WVU basketball won't want to miss this weekly podcast. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to our podcast if you haven't already, leave a review and tell a friend! 

Cats-effect library lets us implement modules parameterized with an abstract effect F bounded by Sync, Async, etc capabilities, i.e. not choose a concrete effect monad until the very end of the universe. In opposite, AFAIU, John's approach is different. We still describe our algebras with F, but have to implement modules with IO (zio), which doesn't let us easily migrate to a different IO monad later with a simple replace in the Main class. Does John consider it as a weak side of zio? Or such a lib is not even needed if you use the best io impl like ZIO? ))) I know he has proposed some ideas for Cats Effect 2.0. Does he believe he'll be heard by Nedelcu & co? Cats Effect 2.0 Design Discussion Библиотека Cats-effect позволяет реализовывать модули, параметризованные с помощью абстрактного эффекта F, ограниченного возможностями Sync, Async и т.д, т.е библиотека позволяет откладывать выбор конкретного эффекта до самого конца. Подход Джона противоположный, он описывает алгебры с помощью F но заставляет реализовать модули с конкретным IO (zio), что не позволяет легко мигрировать на другую монаду. Считает ли Джон, что это недостаток zio? Или ZIO настолько хорошая имплементация IO, что другие библиотеки не нужны? Как известно, он предложил несколько идея для Cats Effect 2.0. - верит ли он, что будет услышаны Nedelcu & co ? Patreon https://www.patreon.com/scalalalaz Hosts: Oli Makhasoeva, John De Goes

or Jurassic Picchu The movie that started it all, literally. Or figuratively. Something. After a brief debate about which of Spielberg's movies are the best, Greg and John dig deep into what made Jurassic Park great and makes so much else since so much worse. We'll be back to crap soon, Greg needed a break. Does John have a totally useless definition for revolution? Will JP be the Easter Island head of human civilization? Or will it be Transformers X: Civil War of the Worlds Collide or a Grimes hentai tweet? Tune in for these questions and more.

Nick fires back with some VICIOUS British political humour in the form of the brilliant The Thick of It. Does John love it? You'll be surprised to hear the answer is-- WE AIN'T TELLIN' YA! 

Does John give us a clue that of something special in this chapter? In the stories of Jesus, episodes are marked by a scene changes – for instance, there is usually a shift: • in time — After these things • place — Jesus went away to the other side of the Sea – here we find both in the first verse, so now the story gets underway • but then John inserts a notation regarding Passover ◦ Passover would typically indicate time (spring) or place (Jerusalem) ◦ but here it doesn’t seem relevant to anything

Our last episode debunking misunderstandings regarding the Bible was so popular that we decided to do another! This podcast includes the following segments: What is love? (Does John's use of different love words in John 21 matter?) That's hilarious dynamite (Original word fallacies) Nice snake you got there. Is it a satan? (Is the serpent in Genesis 3 the Devil?)

What if talking to computers was part of our everyday lives? Well that's slowly becoming true with devices like Siri, Cortana, Amazon Alexa and Google Home. If you've ever been interested in getting started with building applications that are able to understand human language then this is the episode for you. John and Brian talk about what it takes to get started with Natural Language Processing (NLP). What is it? What can I do with it? Does John know about a Pizza restaurant called Papa Johns?Language Processing: https://aka.ms/azure-nlpLUIS: https://aka.ms/azure-luisLearn more at https://aka.ms/5things-azureTo watch more episodes go to https://aka.ms/FiveThingsPlaylistCreate a Free Account (Azure)

Is a Mac a PC? Is an iPad a computer? Does John favor a broad definition or a narrow one? Host John Siracusa and Jason Snell.

Patrick Donohoe welcomes John Tamny to the Wealth Standard for Liberty, Episode-6! John is the Director of the Center For Economic Freedom at Freedom Works.  He's also the Editor of Real Clear Markets, and a Senior Economic Advisor to Toredor Research and Trading. His latest book, The End Of Work, was released in May. John contends that the definition of "work" is rapidly evolving.  Today, more and more people are able to showcase their unique skill and intelligence in the market place. Patrick and John also discuss the common fear that robots and automation are going to create massive unemployment.  Does John agree with this fear?  Listen now to find out!

John Samson joins BRIDGE Radio to answer common objects to the Reformed doctrine of election. Does John 3:16 teach everyone has the ability to come to saving faith within themselves? Is 2 Peter 3:9 the death blow to Calvinism? Tune in to find out.

APOLOGIES for the wait, but you know what they say about Good Things, and this episode was definitely worth the two-and-a-half-year wait! Since there's no new episode airing on Memorial Day Weekend, we'll be recording and releasing Episode 21 soon after. * This episode squashed any doubts about #JohnDorie's character and how we can't recall anything close to a love story on #TheWalkingDead or #FearTheWalkingDead * This thoughtfully-written, carefully-shot, well-paced episode MAKES the loves story * The prescience of the (#AlGreen's) "Take Me to the River" singing-bass alarm clock * Comparing the way #MorganJones' & John Dorie's methods of isolation: they do it differently, but for similar reasons * The grass is greener on the other side, pun intended: The Clarks struggle for what John Dorie has, but John Dorie needs what The Clarks already have * John's circumstances have shielded him from the fall of man, which preserves his goodness, but is burdened by guilt * This episode completely validates our initial impressions of John Dorie and his quest for reunification with Naomi * If you want a pick-me-up, watch this episode, again. #VanityFair seems to think so. * Comedic Actors in dramatic rolls: the potential risk is well-worth the reward! * Are people fawning over John Dorie / #GarretDillahunt? We pity #KevinZegers & #AlexaNisenson at cons... * ...but are #TheVultures really "bad guys", when you stack them against #TheSaviors or even #RickGrimes & Co? * Clever use of film to explain John's story, while the episode's pace explains the weight of his burden * ... our gratification when Dorie finally uses his six-shooters: the culmination of efforts to pull him out of his long isolation * Naomi washing up on John's shores reads like a Greek myth * Wounds, stitches, and anesthetic: the episodic sin of our past * #MadisonClark's & John Dorie's benevolence is very similar, even in the face of terrible behavior * Does John go out of the way to be hospitable and respectful of space and privacy for reasons other than his incredible good nature? * ...because, in spite of his best efforts, he grows attached to Naomi, painfully aware she will leave * Even before saving her from the Trench #Walkers, Laura blurts out her own burden, signaling Naomi's HEAVY barrier is lifting * How can anyone sleep in the #Walkerpocalypse?! * After Saving Laura, Good Guy John just needed someone to understand him to get him to snap out of it * John Dorie's VHS movie classics reviews! * ...How "Meet John Doe" ties into Laura meeting John Dorie * Among all this episode's gifts, it unequivocally explains how surviving is not enough * Breaking down John & Laura's emotional kissing scene: His intense, almost-teenage helplessness against his love for her * Rick's last words finally resonate with Morgan, by way of John Dorie's rehashing of his love story * Morgan ain't havin it: his ability to jump John's sense of sincerity and integrity in the face of doubt * Morgan is exactly where he needs to be: No character, especially him, is a throw-away on #FearTWD * Why we were way more devastated by #NickClark's death than #CarlGrimes' (#RIPNick #RIPCarl) * Formally announcing our desire to compare the #Comicbook to the show, in light of many diversions: there's no reason not to, at this point * Bringing baggage into #TWDseason9's new world: #MaggieRhee as #Alpha, #DarylDixon as #Beta, and how #Enid fits in #Alden #TheWhisperers * ...we're enjoying the possible "the enemy within" and "Who do we root for?" ideas for #WalkingDead season 9 * #JeffreyDeanMorgan's past and how he's able to handle #AndrewLincoln's Method Acting * Carol's #TheDevilWearsPrada professional start that DOESN'T end up as making set-designer for #TWD & #FearTWD. COME ON, CAROL! * ...she wouldn't last long, after hearing about this #Podcast! DAMMIT! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/squawkingdead/message

The 5th episode of the first ever season of SLP Trivia fun is here! John Gomez, from Los Angeles, California, joins us on this latest installment to talk about all things SLP movie related. In addition to chatting about fun (and random) movie subjects like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Star Wars, he tells us about the work he does as a documentary filmmaker. Yup, you read right - not only is John a spectacular SLP, he's also the spectacular filmmaker behind the award winning documentary called When I Stutter. Does John answer all of the SLP Trivia Fun questions correctly? Does John join Erik in an impromptu singing of Aladdin's "A Whole New World?" All of these question, and more, will be answered once you give episode 5 a listen!

Today we welcome back John Espey, Co-Founder and CEO of Levvel.  Levvel has started getting some much deserved press locally for the fast growth track they have burned over the last 5 years.  Last week we spent the majority of our time talking about the track of Levvel over the last 6 to 7 years as it morphed from Reward Summit and into Levvel. This week I wanted to spend some time with John exploring entrepreneurship in general and specifically in Charlotte.  He’s been with several successful companies and several that weren’t so he’s seen success and failure in Charlotte.  As such, he’s got great perspective and insight into doing things here. Stay tuned to the end as John and I discuss why Charlotte can’t seem to promote its own startup successes like Avid, Passport, DealCloud, MapAnything, Stratifyd, etc. What is necessary to grow Charlotte’s entrepreneurial community: more investors or more entrepreneurs? How do you get more entrepreneurs into Charlotte? Do we need home grown talent or do we need to import a bunch of millennials and future founders to come to Charlotte and start companies? What does John say to a younger version of himself – the 36 year old John who started Reward Summit (which eventually became Levvel)? What advice does John have for the young entrepreneur in Charlotte trying to raise capital? What does John have to say to potential Charlotte area investors who are interested in venture capital or angel investments? Charlotte doesn’t have a huge research presence yet – though UNCC is making big inroads – and we don’t have a medical university.  What does John think we have as a community to promote as great for entrepreneurs? Does John have a hard time finding talent in Charlotte given everyone says there isn’t enough talent in Charlotte? Hopefully you enjoyed our podcast interview with John today.  I thought it was a great discussion on entrepreneurship in the Charlotte area and entrepreneurship in Charlotte in general.  I thought was it was a really good two part interview.  Next week, we welcome Curtis Watkins, CEO of BovaMetrics to the podcast to talk about his company - delivering a virtual assistant to help financial advisors add value to your portfolio through use of performance harvesting. William Bissett is an Investment Advisor Representative with Secrest Blakey & Associates, a Registered Investment Adviser.  Opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect those of Secrest Blakey & Associates. The topics discussed and opinions given are not intended to address the specific needs of any listener.  Secrest Blakey & Associates does not offer legal or tax advice, listeners are encouraged to discuss their financial needs with the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance.  Investments described herein may be speculative and may involve a substantial risk of loss. Interests may be offered only to persons who qualify as accredited investors under the Securities Act, and a Qualified Purchaser as defined in Section 2(a)(51)(A) under the Company Act or an eligible employee of the management company. There generally is no public market for the Interests.  Prospective investors should particularly note that many factors affect performance, including changes in market conditions and interest rates, and other economic, political or financial developments. Past performance is not, and should not be construed as, indicative of future results.

Phantasy Star IV - Part 1 We begin the epic space journey with Alys and Chaz in the town of learning, but something doesn't seem right. Why is the headmaster so evasive? What's up with those monsters in the basement? Is Jim the Hahn of the podcast? Why did we start with Phantasy Star IV? Does the game explain anything about any of its systems? Why is Vanessa so interested in Zio? How many fake languages is Matt going to have to learn? Does John want to make kissing with Professor Bearsley? We answer all these questions and more in this deep dive into one of Sega's finest RPGs. Level Up: 02:45 John Explains Phantasys Star I Through III: 09:45 Quest Log: 13:55 Jim's Rate-A-Babe: 01:07:29 Squarely Against: 01:10:25 This week: We venture deep into Birth Valley, and Rika emerges from its depths. Next week: We secure the Psycho Wand and head to Nurvus. Our theme song for this series is by Sharp Rain Music, check out their Youtube for tons of awesome video game covers: https://www.youtube.com/user/rainheart666787 Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com

Dale Peterson interviewed John Matherly, the creator of Shodan, in Kuwait. Lots of good content with the breakdown of highlights and times: 3:10 What is Shodan? 4:45 John's background and why he started Shodan 9:10 Adding ICS to Shodan ... originally John  thought it was too risky 10:45 How fast he can add new ICS protocol support (less than a day) 13:00 Looking to add more support for medical devices 16:00 How are the customers using Shodan, external network monitoring is most common use case ... but few ICS related customers ... more ICS vendors 19:30 Does John see Shodan ever scanning an internal network? 21:00 Shodan does legitimate request scanning ... a proper handshake 24:45 What does he do when someone doesn't want Shodan to scan their address space? 27:30 What has been the industry impact of his Internet connected ICS map? 29:20 The number of Internet connected ICS has only increased since he has been tracking 32:15 The Omron example 35:00 What else are you going to do with all this data, the real value of Shodan's database  38:15 John's request of the ICS Community And at the end we get a bit into the weeds about what Shodan can and should do with various ICS protocol examples.

John Chow is the original dot com mogul -- as well as being an author, speaker, blogger, father, and entrepreneur. He rocketed onto the blogging scene when he showed the income power of blogging with a case study to see what it would take to make $3,000 a month. In this conversation, John walks us through many of the details involved in how he achieved this overwhelming success. The interview is full of invaluable tips and insights on various aspects of how to succeed in making money online. Find Out More About John Here: JohnChow.com@JohnChow on TwitterJohn Chow on FacebookJohn Chow on YouTube In This Episode: [01:37] - John shares his biggest aha moment, which was when he discovered that you can make money online. [05:14] - How long did it take John to go from making $0 to making $10,000 a month on his site? He answers, then walks us through the journey of his site through the dot com boom and bust. [08:55] - After Adsense came along, John had a bit of learning curve in figuring out ad placement, colors, and so on. After four to five months, he was making good money again. [09:47] - John talks about the social media boom, which was when things started taking off for him again. He explains how he got into blogging, and talks about being called out on talking about making money by blogging when his blog wasn’t making any money. [13:05] - In response to being called out, John made a case study involving monthly posts about his blog’s income. The goal was to make $3,000 a month on two hours a day. [16:18] -  John explains why other bloggers are able to post their monthly income still, even though he needed to stop due to requests from his advertisers. [17:10] - John stopped using AdSense after about a year and a half. He then explains why he decided to focus on making more money per visitor instead of getting more visitors. [19:08] - We learn more about the products that John has on his site now. [20:26] - John talks more about affiliate marketing. [21:58] - Did John create a course specifically about email marketing using AWeber, or was it more generically about email marketing? After answering, John talks about his choice not to disclose his affiliation with AWeber in his first ebook, before there were stringent guidelines on doing so. [24:34] - John gives us some sense of approximately how much of his income is from affiliate marketing versus his own products. He then discusses adding higher-price items without increasing his time per day. [26:52] - John still works around two hours a day on average. [27:35] - Is this podcast part of John’s two hours a day, or is it in addition to that time? [28:45] - John walks us through how he monetizes his videos. [30:18] - What does John recommend as a next step for someone who is using AdSense? [32:18] - John offers some insight into how to best use AdSense in terms of size, placement, and style. [35:49] - Stephan reveals that his oldest daughter made money on AdSense as a teenager. [37:21] - How often does John recommend blogging to keep up momentum? In his answer, he reveals that he believes his consistency is one of the main keys to his success. [41:28] - Does John theme his days, as recommended by Mike Vardy? Stephan then brings up the concept of having free day, buffer days, and focus days. [43:54] - John sometimes does episodes while he’s driving, he explains. He and Stephan discuss the safety of multitasking this way. [45:32] - Currently, all the traffic to John’s YouTube channel and blog is organic. [47:06] - What is John doing from an SEO standpoint? As he answers, he talks about another (somewhat inadvertent) case study he did on whether you can build a blog without Google. [49:52] - John recommends Affiliate Summit as his favorite conference. The book he’s currently reading is No Excuses! by Brian Tracy. Links and Resources: JohnChow.com@JohnChow on TwitterJohn Chow on FacebookJohn Chow on YouTubeThe TechZoneResellerRatingsAdSenseAWeberSean Cannell on Marketing SpeakOIO PublisherChloe Spencer on Marketing SpeakMike Vardy on the Optimized GeekThe Marketing in Your Car podcast by Russell BrunsonAffiliate SummitShawn Collins on Marketing SpeakNo Excuses! by Brian TracyEat That Frog! by Brian Tracy

Kingdom Hearts - Part 1 Check out our new, limited time only store: http://coachsassistant.gtmsportswear.com/squareroots It's a relatively smut-free episode as we take a raft through the galaxy that is Kingdom Hearts. All the hosts are amazed by John's flawless and totally not terrifying Donald Duck impression as well as David Boreanis's acting. Other questions today include: what's a gummi ship? Does John find Jimminy Cricket attractive? Why are there only six dwarves? Do we really have to do this Gummi Ship thing every time we travel between planets? Why is Cinderella a brunette? WHY IS IT CALLED A GUMMI SHIP? Why is Squall called Leon? Are there really only six dwarves on that stained glass? Also: 1960s Producers Jim and Johnny come back! We get another Even Stevens shout out, making it the second most referenced show on Square Roots?   This week: We play through until you get the Gummi Ship. Next week: We finish Wonderland and Mount Olympus!     Twitter: @squarerootspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/486022898258197/ Email: squarerootspodcast (at) gmail (dort) com Our theme music is by meepmeep189, check out his Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/meepmeep189  

If you’re ready to become a master of productivity, discipline, and focus, you’re in luck! This episode with John Lee Dumas is for you. We hear some of John’s advice for new speakers who don’t yet have a long or solid track record, his techniques for building and maintaining relationships and his advice on how to make sure your podcast guests share your podcast once it’s live. To learn more about The Mastery Journal, listen to this inspiring episode! Find Out More About John Here: EOFire@johnleedumas on TwitterJohn Lee Dumas on LinkedInJohn@EntrepreneurOnFire.comjohnldumas on Skype In This Episode: [01:26] - What are the keys to mastery? There are three, John explains: productivity, discipline, and focus. [02:21] - John talks about how he decided to create The Mastery Journal. [03:43] - The morning routine is key, John reveals, and explains how best to take advantage of this concept. [05:43] - Does John use Focus at Will to help him focus? It turns out both he and Stephan have interviewed the founder, Will Henshall. [06:56] - John doesn’t have multiple affirmations, but rather one affirmation per day. His affirmation for today is gratitude for his new essential oils machine. [08:14] - We learn more about the four daily sessions in the Mastery Journal. John uses 42 minutes of focus followed by 18 minutes of refreshing, but he emphasizes the importance of finding numbers that work for you. [10:48] - John talks about the daily self-evaluations in the Mastery Journal. [11:58] - The 10-day recaps are important because they help you evaluate your flow and answer the hard questions. [12:54] - What are some of John’s favorite productivity tools? [13:37] - John talks about his to-do lists, for which he particularly prefers WorkFlowy. He then talks about his favorite productivity gurus and books. [15:31] - John shares his advice on making the most of podcasts. [17:12] - What are John’s techniques for building and maintaining relationships? After answering, he gives his advice on how to make sure your podcast guests share your podcast once it’s live. [21:03] - John shifts into talking about becoming a speaker. [23:46] - We hear some of John’s advice for new speakers who don’t yet have a long or solid track record. [25:51] - John shares his thoughts on how to do best on YouTube. He suggests, for example, not putting sound-only podcasts on YouTube, because people go there for videos. [27:16] - With so much to do every day (or every week), why does John choose to do a daily podcast show? [29:03] - Building an audience takes free, valuable, and consistent content. [31:17] - Did John hire a company that specializes in Kickstarter videos for his? [31:59] - In response to Stephan’s question about traditional publishers versus self-publishing, John acknowledges that he isn’t an expert in the subject. Personally, though, he’s happy with his self-publishing decision. [33:20] - What’s in John’s warehouse, aside from the 20,000 copies of his book? [34:18] - John offers some tools and recommendations for new podcasters. [34:54] - Why does John live in Puerto Rico? Get Optimized! Every day, commit to being a little better at something I’ve chosen to master by the time I go to bed than I was that morning. Write down tomorrow’s morning routine before I go to bed every night. This will help me stay productive and motivated. Every day, create a new affirmation for the day. Think about something I’m grateful for, and try to go beyond the obvious. Links and Resources: EOFire@johnleedumas on TwitterJohn Lee Dumas on LinkedInJohn@EntrepreneurOnFire.comjohnldumas on SkypeMuseThe Mastery Journal on KickstarterFree Podcast CourseFocus at WillWill Henshall on the Optimized GeekWill Henshall on EOFireHal Elrod on the Optimized GeekDeep WorkCal Newport on the Optimized GeekSelfControlWorkFlowyPomodoro TechniqueAct 20The Mastery JournalThe Freedom JournalHow to Be More ProductivePodcast WebsitesPodcasters’ ParadiseShipwire

Chris White interviewed me a few years ago on his program to respond to pretrib teacher Jimmy DeYoung on certain pretrib objections to prewrath. I played a brief clip from this interview covering the common pretrib claim that John 14:1–3 teaches a pretrib rapture to which I replied. I discussed the pretrib assumption that disconnects […] Related Posts: Will Jesus Come FOR HIS CHURCH at the Rapture, But… What Andy Woods Is Not Telling You about 'the… Why Prewrath Appeals to Many Pretribers and… The post Does John 14:1–3 Teach a Pretrib Rapture? – Ep. 77 appeared first on ESCHATOS MINISTRIES.

John Lilly is a Partner at Greylock Partners, one of the world's leading venture funds of the past decade. At Greylock John has led investments in the likes of Instagram (acq by Facebook), Tumblr (acq by Yahoo) and Dropbox. John also sits on the board for Quip, Figma and ClearSlide just to name a few. Prior to Greylock, John was CEO of Mozilla, the organization behind Firefox, used by more than 450 million people. John also co-founded Reactivity, an enterprise security infrastructure company acquired by Cisco in 2007, where he served as founding CEO and later CTO.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How John made his way into the wonderful world of VC following his time as CEO @ Mozilla? 2.) John has invested in the likes of Quip, Figma and Dropbox, so why are we seeing such a rise in productivity tools beyond Office and Google Apps? Will it always be a market of consolidation like we have seen with the likes of Quip? 3.) Does John believe the first boom of mobile is over? What about sensors makes John excited for the future of the phone? Does John agree with Ben Evans in viewing the phone as the sun of the solar system? 4.) Question from Sarah Guo: How does Greylock to continue to invest in the next big markets, rather than in what has made them successful before? What does the brainstorming sessions and meta-thinking look like internally? 5.) Question from Josh Elman: How does John view growing one's tribe and then growing together through all of your careers? What are the challenges and what is required in order to be successful? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: John’s Fave Book: Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC, John on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. The Simba Hybrid. The most advanced mattress in the world. With a unique combination of two thousand five hundred conical pocket springs and responsive memory foam, it offers the perfect support for two people. A mattress that responds to you and your partner’s sleeping patterns. Delivered free, with a one hundred night sleep trial, free returns and a ten year guarantee. Start your free trial at simbasleep.com Cirrus Insight is a plugin for sales pros who use Gmail and Outlook.  It automatically updates activities in Salesforce so you don’t have to.  It was named #41 on the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing companies, and it has more than 1,700 customer reviews on the Salesforce AppExchange. Today, it serves over 150,000 sales people across 5,000 organizations using Gmail, Outlook, iPhone, iPad, and Android. Cirrus Insight is perfect for sales, support, and success teams who want to save time, schedule 3x more appointments, track email opens and much more with Salesforce information at their fingertips in the inbox. www.cirrusinsight.com/20VC

A daily devotional through the recorded words Jesus spoke while He walked alongside us. Our website http://alittlewalkwithgod.com. Thanks for joining me today for "A Little Walk with God." I'm your host Richard Agee. Did you ever wonder where Jesus and the thief on the cross went when they died that day? Jesus said they were headed to paradise that day. Well then, what is paradise anyway? Scripture Luke 23:43 Jesus: I promise you that this very day you will be with Me in paradise. Devotional Have you thought much about Jesus' comment to the thief hanging next to Him at Golgotha? Criminal Evil enough for crucifixion Cruelest form of execution Today join Jesus in paradise Paradise Wikipedia - Paradise is the term for a place of timeless harmony. The Abrahamic faiths associate paradise with the Garden of Eden, that is, the perfect state of the world prior to the fall from grace, and the perfect state that will be restored in the World to Come. in paradise there is only peace, prosperity, and happiness. Paradise is a place of contentment, a land of luxury and fulfillment. Is it heaven? Has the thief already faced judgment and entered into eternity with the triune Godhead around the throne? Does John's Revelation and other eschatological writings agree with or refute what Jesus says to the thief? Arguments by believers and non-believers alike Does everyone go here awaiting judgment or just believers? Is this like the lobby to heaven where you get the appetizers before dinner? If Jesus talks about a judgment day, then what is paradise? A place between death and heaven? Will good people, but non-believers stay here instead of hell? Is this the opposite of purgatory for those who earn a better place than the flames or eternal separation from God? No one knows this side of heaven. We do know some things. Death is not the final victor, there is something after that - Jesus talks about that There is a heaven and hell - Jesus talks about both There will be a judgment day - Jesus talks about that We determine by our faith and actions now whether we will spend eternity in heaven or hell - Jesus talks about that What is paradise? We don't really know this side of the curtain we call death. But for believers, whether we are ushered into an anteroom of heaven with Jesus awaiting the judgment that He called paradise when He talked to the thief, or whether we face judgment immediately, or whether time just stops and doesn't matter anymore once we pace from this life to the next, does it really matter? As long as we are with Him, who cares? We don't need to be concerned about what paradise is or when it is or what it looks like or if it's part of heaven or not. Who cares? Just be ready when He comes and you'll hear Him say, “this very day you will be with Me in paradise.” If you want to learn more about my church, you can find us at SAF.church. If you like the devotional, share it with someone. If you don't, tell me. I hope you'll join me again tomorrow for "A Little Walk with God."  

This mini episode is another blind review featuring alt rock weirdos Deerhoof. Does John like this song? Does Martin? What is the point of this game? Does someone win something at some point? Please help us.

John Frankel is the founding partner of ff Venture Capital and has been an early-stage investor since 1999. He has served on the boards of more than 35 companies and has led investments in more than 80 companies, including Cornerstone OnDemand (CSOD), Indiegogo, Ionic Security, Unikey, Socure, Skycatch, Plated, 500px, Distil Networks, and Bottlenose. Prior to founding ffVC, John worked at Goldman Sachs for 21 years in a variety of roles that involved technology development, reengineering and capital markets. At Goldman Sachs, he worked closely with some of the world’s leading hedge fund managers and developed a keen understanding of emerging technologies and portfolio risk/return management.  In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How did John make the move from Oxford grad to NYC venture capitalist? 2.) How has the massive decrease in startup costs affected the seed funding environment? How does David identify the startups he invests in with the plethora that are now available? 3.) How much of an extent is portfolio a branding tool for VCs? In recent years we have seen the rise of the operational VC model with the likes of Andreesen, will this continue as a prominent model in VC? 4.) How as a seed investor does John advise his founders when chasing a valuation that will only lead to a down round? What is John's views on the dreaded down round? 5.) Many companies pivot in the process? Does John like to see pivots? If pivoting what is it important for founders to remember and focus on? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode:  John's Fave Book: The Accidental Superpower John's Most Recent Investment: Wade and Wendy As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and John on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!   The Twenty Minute VC is brought to you by Leesa, the Warby Parker or TOMS shoes of the mattress industry. Lees have done away with the terrible mattress showroom buying experience by creating a luxury premium foam mattress that is order completely online and ships for free to your doorstep. The 10 inch mattress comes in all sizes and is engineered with 3 unique foam layers for a universal, adaptive feel, including 2 inches of memory foam and 2 inches of a really cool latex foam called Avena, design to keep you cool. All Leesa mattresses are 100% US or UK made and for every 10 mattresses they sell, they donate one to a shelter. Go to Leesa.com/VC and enter the promo code VC75 to get $75 off!  

This week, your dear cinemanauts tackle a sacred cow of American cinema that John had previously never been able to get into: Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Is it as good as everyone says it is? Does John like it now? Click the thing and listen to the thing!

Halloween costume advice. Does John think people are evil? Misunderstanding Risk. Advice for referees of kids soccer games. Would the Bat Signal actually work? How does the stock market work? And, of course, a very brief discussion of the self.

In today's episode, John owes JP an apology. He led him astray, asking to revisit Superman Returns, thinking it could wash away the horrid taste of Man of Steel. JP contends that vomit cannot wash out the taste of crap. Does John agree? Listen to the thing!

In John's attempt to turn Justin into an Anime lover, the guys discuss Hayao Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke. Does John still love it as much as he used to? What did Justin think? Plus, a little discussion on David Lynch's filmography. www.cinemaheroes.com Contact: justin@cinemaheroes.com john@cinemaheroes.com Facebook: facebook.com/smandsmpodcast Twitter: @CinemaHeroes

Our new series is based on the Epistle of First John. This little letter contains all kinds of interesting and practical instruction about Jesus. It is one of my favourite New Testament books. In particular, I really enjoyed sharing the message of this letter back when I was involved in trying to witness to hippies during my high school days. It contains the wonderfully "hip" comment that "God is Love" and this in fact was the opening into many discussions with the "it's all about love; make love not war; free love" generation. John is writing his epistle in order to correct some strange thinking about the person of Jesus Christ. Some teachers were advocating that Jesus was not truly both God and man. This heresy was called Gnosticism and held that matter is evil and that God could not come in the flesh since he was wholly spirit and therefore good and would never subject himself to the evil of a human form. To them salvation was escape from the body which was not achieved by faith but by special knowledge (gnosis in Greek). This heresy led to moral evil since they believed matter was evil and not breaking God's law (1 Jn. 3:4). Breaking any moral law was of no consequence since what you were "in spirit" was the only thing that counted. Out text reveals that Jesus was a real human being and not simply an apparition or spirit. He was touched and seen by the Apostles. In fact, they examined him carefully. He was the real deal. He was one with the Father and he embodied Eternal Life. Without this fundamental understanding of Jesus, testified to by these eye, ear and hand witnesses, it would be impossible to have fellowship with the Father and to enjoy the promises of the Kingdom today. Questions for Discussion: 1. Slide 2. What do your friends think God is like? Were there views represented in the video clip? 2. Slide 5-6. Why does John delay the subject to his sentence until after the four "that which" clauses? Why the mystery? How does this strengthen his argument that Jesus is the Word? Does he expect his readers to know Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1? Imagine the shock of someone maintaining that they had touched God, literally. What does that say to the reader? 3. Slide 7-9. Why do you think the translators capitalized the "Word?" (Usually this means it is referring to the person and not simply the message). Think of John's gospel and his emphasis on Eternal Life. What scriptures come to mind? Discuss how John connects the Father, the Son and Eternal Life. 4. Slide 10-11. In what ways is the Church both the mission and the message? What difference does this make in how we perceive our work as Christ's servants in fulfilling his commission? 5. Slide 12. Why is koinonia so important to John? What part does joy play in Christian living? Does John imply that if the readers don’t get this very important understanding of the person-hood of Jesus that they would fall out of fellowship? What does that tell us, if anything, about the essence of what it means to be a Christian?

Our new series is based on the Epistle of First John. This little letter contains all kinds of interesting and practical instruction about Jesus. It is one of my favourite New Testament books. In particular, I really enjoyed sharing the message of this letter back when I was involved in trying to witness to hippies during my high school days. It contains the wonderfully "hip" comment that "God is Love" and this in fact was the opening into many discussions with the "it's all about love; make love not war; free love" generation. John is writing his epistle in order to correct some strange thinking about the person of Jesus Christ. Some teachers were advocating that Jesus was not truly both God and man. This heresy was called Gnosticism and held that matter is evil and that God could not come in the flesh since he was wholly spirit and therefore good and would never subject himself to the evil of a human form. To them salvation was escape from the body which was not achieved by faith but by special knowledge (gnosis in Greek). This heresy led to moral evil since they believed matter was evil and not breaking God's law (1 Jn. 3:4). Breaking any moral law was of no consequence since what you were "in spirit" was the only thing that counted. Out text reveals that Jesus was a real human being and not simply an apparition or spirit. He was touched and seen by the Apostles. In fact, they examined him carefully. He was the real deal. He was one with the Father and he embodied Eternal Life. Without this fundamental understanding of Jesus, testified to by these eye, ear and hand witnesses, it would be impossible to have fellowship with the Father and to enjoy the promises of the Kingdom today. Questions for Discussion: 1. Slide 2. What do your friends think God is like? Were there views represented in the video clip? 2. Slide 5-6. Why does John delay the subject to his sentence until after the four "that which" clauses? Why the mystery? How does this strengthen his argument that Jesus is the Word? Does he expect his readers to know Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1? Imagine the shock of someone maintaining that they had touched God, literally. What does that say to the reader? 3. Slide 7-9. Why do you think the translators capitalized the "Word?" (Usually this means it is referring to the person and not simply the message). Think of John's gospel and his emphasis on Eternal Life. What scriptures come to mind? Discuss how John connects the Father, the Son and Eternal Life. 4. Slide 10-11. In what ways is the Church both the mission and the message? What difference does this make in how we perceive our work as Christ's servants in fulfilling his commission? 5. Slide 12. Why is koinonia so important to John? What part does joy play in Christian living? Does John imply that if the readers don’t get this very important understanding of the person-hood of Jesus that they would fall out of fellowship? What does that tell us, if anything, about the essence of what it means to be a Christian?

Does John 3:13 mean that no one went to Heaven before Jesus? didn't Enoch and Elijah go to Heaven before Jesus? What about all the Old Testament believers?

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Does John 6 and the context support the Roman Catholic theology of The Mass? An introduction to the passage explaining the Mass and John 6.

What is the correct interpretation of John 20:23? Does John 20:23 indicate that Catholic priests have the authority to declare sins forgiven?

Does John 3:5 teach that baptism is necessary for salvation? Can a person be saved without being baptized?

In this edition of Talk of Champions, Ben Garrett and guest co-host John Garcia Jr., recruiting analyst for 247Sports, analyze the commitment of 4-Star QB Robby Ashford to Ole Miss. Does John like the fit? And could Ole Miss be in line for more good news from a highly-ranked Alabama prospect? Plus, Ben is joined on the Modern Woodmen phone line by Rebel basketball assistant Win Case (25:46), who discusses his 11-year loyalty to Kermit Davis, Khadim Sy's recruitment, how anything short of the Sweet 16 would be a disappointment for the Rebels in 2019-20 and much, much more. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy