Podcasts about don't feed the trolls

Welcome to the internet, I'll be your guide. Rule number one: do not feed the trolls. Listen to find out why.

Megan and Michelle hear Rebekah's incredible story of patriotism, lunching with President Obama, internet trolls, kitchen table issues, George Washington's chair, anonymity, character assassination, and not kicking the hornet's nest.Resources:Where doxxing came from and why it keeps popping upSocial media use in 2021The state of online harassmentWhy Do People Troll Online?Want to support Prosecco Theory?Check out our merch, available on teepublic.com!Follow/Subscribe wherever you listen!Rate, review, and tell your friends!Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook!****************Have you ever thought about starting your own podcast? From day one, Buzzsprout gave us all the tools we needed get Prosecco Theory off the ground. What are you waiting for? Follow this link to let them know we sent you. Cheers!!

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60MW Towers always gets positive feedback about the beginning section of the ABC of gaming shows, where the guys chat about their personal lives and are not afraid to open up their feelings to the listeners. With that in mind, here is of another branch in the ABC series: ABC of Fording Ahead (this is the 4th show in this series). In these shows Ben, Chris and Alan (see what they did there, still keeping the host initials despite a slight change in the staff rota for this particular series) chat openly about their lives (both past and present) and how they try and stay positive, despite the inevitable ups and downs of life. Show notes: 1. Don’t feed the trolls; don’t let people live rent-free in your head. We spent a lot of time discussing this. You have the choice to keep reliving conversations or actions of others in your head or you can let it go. When you keep mentally fixated on thoughts that anger or upset you, it’s only hurting YOU! The other person likely has not given it a second thought. They are going about their business, while you spiral into negativity. Let it go! Engaging in conversation, especially on social media, can be fun, but more often than not, it can create irritation. If you find yourself engaged in a conversation going nowhere, abandon it and forget it. Don’t feed the trolls! 2. There’s strong evidence that acts of kindness don’t just make others happy; they make you feel good as well. Even just taking a moment to do someone a small favor or randomly sending a text message can put you in a better frame of mind, breaking you out of negative thinking. If you get into a habit of doing something compassionate for another person every time you’re feeling down, anxious or hopeless, it’ll soon become automatic and your negative periods will last for increasingly shorter times. 3. One of the best ways to train your brain to stay positive is to find something you love to do, such as a sport, hobby or pursuit. Whenever your thoughts are focused on your own personal joy, you’ll strengthen the associated neural pathways in your brain and will find more to be joyful about as a result. 4. “Run a mile a day, read a book a week; Strengthen the mind, strengthen the body.” If you want to be a better positive thinker, take an honest critical look at how you treat your body and identify potential areas for improvement. Diet, exercise and overall fitness plays a huge factor in your overall mental health. It doesn’t have to be anything radical. Start by just moving more, maybe a walk or some basic pushups and get to a point where you are more active today than you have been. Part of your health is also your spiritual health (whether it’s religion, or Gaia, or karma or whatever is in your inner core), you need to have that third leg to keep you upright. 5. Show me your friends and I’ll show you who you are. If you are having a hard time staying positive, see if you have surrounded yourself with a roomful of downers. You tend to act like those you hang around with, so choose your circle carefully. This isn’t to say you abandon those who need you. However, if you are struggling with positivity, it becomes much harder for you to be able to help him or her through their issues. 6. When you lay down at night, take a moment and consciously recall at least three individual things that went well for you that day. These do not need to be big. In fact, it’s more important to remind yourself of the small positives. Maybe you hit all of the traffic lights on the way home. Maybe your dog made you laugh. Perhaps a family member randomly said they loved you. Whatever it is, force yourself to recall those three moments from your day. The more you do this, the more it will become automatic. Soon, you’ll be noticing the really good things happening around you all the time and you won’t ignore them. Once you see you are surrounded by positives, when you are dealing with a negative, it no longer seems overwhelming. You can help support us by either buying from Amazon UK and/or CD Keys through the links on our website, as well as our affiliate links to Insert Coin Clothing (saving you 20% with the code “60MWIC”), and Fusion Retro Books (saving you £15%). Also; treat yourself to some merch from our non-profit shop, and/or buy us ‘a coffee’ on our fundraising page. YOU can also be a part of A WORLD TOUR! *** A review of our shows would be fantastic too please and only takes a couple of minutes. Please read HERE how easy we’ve made it for you *** Thank you for listening.

Come with us as we pass through Troll Town on our way to the palace, and find out why trolls always have such thick skin...and perhaps toughen up a little ourselves!

Kevin Castle comes back to the shows where we just shoot the breeze about pretty much anything.

It can be difficult to move forward when critics are disparaging your every move, and it's doubly hard when the critic is yourself. In this week's podcast from A Decided Difference, learn strategies for dealing with criticism, regardless of where it comes from.

What it's all about: I am going to do it. I am going to feed the troll. This is something that happened to me on about a past show a month ago. I was going to wait awhile to do a show on this. However, I just read a Facebook from a friend about someone that they knew doing the same thing to them. I'll explain my situation in some detail as well as let you know what to do and not to do when you are also faced with one. The Spirit Guide of the Week is the Vulture and the Dream Symbol is Tree. Songs Featured: 1. Troll in Valhalla by Alexander James Adams 2. Chasing the Dragon by Dream Evil 3, Just a Matter of Time by Sunshine Paul 4, Be Like a Bird by Libana 5, Drink with the Devil by the Dolmen 6, Tree Huggin Man by Emerald Rose 7, 7 Minute Meditation by Swammi Jnaneshvara Bharati 8, Evil Men by Inkubus Sukkubus Links Mentioned: Events: - Vancouver Pagan Pride Day - www.facebook.com/events/john-hend…254234835548225/ - Hexenfest - www.hexenfest.net/ - Pagan Tribal Gathering - www.pagantribalgathering.org.uk/ Other: - Vulture Symbolism - www.spirit-animals.com/vulture-symbolism/ - The Vulture As Totem - sped2work.tripod.com/totem.html - Vulture Animal Totem Spiritual Meaning - www.auntyflo.com/magic/vulture-animal-totem - Online Abuse: what to do if you're being trolled - ca.hellomagazine.com/healthandbeaut…-to-do-trolls/ - Social Media Trolls: A Practical Guide for Dealing With Impossible People - blog.hootsuite.com/how-to-deal-wit…n-social-media/ - 5 tips for dealing with trolls - au.reachout.com/articles/5-tips-f…aling-with-trolls - Moderators of online Pagan groups describe experiences with white supremacist members - wildhunt.org/2019/09/moderators…acist-members.html - I Got Played By A Troll - www.patheos.com/blogs/allergicpag…layed-by-a-troll/

don't feed the troll. (Internet slang) Said to urge another not to respond to disruptive attention-seeking behavior, particularly in online contexts, by pointing out any such response is likely to be counterproductive.

The question of the day is again,... do you believe in giants? Much of our history, past and present has given credence to massive human-like beings, but they remain in lore. I'll be the first to admit that I personally didn't ever care much for the bigfoot and cryptozoology side of conspiracy things, as it didn't have much broad spectrum impact, but it being tied into the grander scheme is far more fascinating. On today's episode I'm talking again with Nate Henry of the band Sherwood and the podcast Don't Feed the Trolls. Nate came on last time with some bigfoot information, but after some health issues that put him out of commission for a good while, he now comes with much more important implications that make the theory far more deep and interesting. Will I change my stance on caring about bigfoot? Is bigfoot a demon alien species? And what role do ticks play in all of this and trying to undermine Nate's message and beliefs?  All that and more on today's episode of The System is Down episode 145: 145: Bigfoot, Nephilim, Aliens, and Ticks, w. Nate Henry (Sherwood / Don't Feed the Trolls) Question Everything. Stay Uncomfortable. Let’s get weird! The Moon The Myth The Legend: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/th... TSID Forum: http://tsidpod.com/forum The System is Down: http://tsidpod.com The Downers Club: http://patreon.com/thesystemisdown AntiNews: http://antinewslive.com QAnon Chronicles: http://qanonchronicles.com Buy Some SWAG: http://tsidpod.com/shop Facebook: http://facebook.com/thesystemisdown Twitter: http://twitter.com/tsidpod

PERFECTLY IMPERFECT with BEAUTIFUL DISASTER! In today's interview we sit down with KFOR Oklahoma Meteorologist Emily Sutton . She talks about her experiences with Internet Trolls and gives us 7 key takeaways about how to manage them in your own life.

Gregg and Josh sit down this week and discuss Dr Disrespect violating Twitch Terms of Service, whether the punishment administered was strict enough or too lenient, internet trolls and taking their bait, and more. Josh brings up his annual charity stream for Child's Play Charity and how you can follow and contribute as well. All Queued Up Merchandise Josh's Charity Stream Event

In the last 48 hours, we had two people who reached out and tried to create drama by attacking the way we do things. I decided not to even respond. It's not worth it. It wasn't going to be productive. Are you going to be okay if everyone else is not okay. If not, it will take you off mission. To find out more, get my free book and masterclass at yoursecretname.com.

Let. Them. Starve. In this episode, Major and Lise talk basic math when it comes to Memphis and Nashville, Jhene putting it all on the gram, how Wendy is doing and Issa's ring and things in the Bold and the Baeless, Dwyane's last dance, Tiger's redemption, and Beyoncé passing on Reebok in Balls and All, Politikin' sees many firsts for the Chi's new mayor, Lise is obsessed with Seeking Sister Wife, Kim K is legal but not blonde, and much more in What Had Happened Was. A new book about job transitions gets a spotlight. For Let's Talk About It Sis, the passing of Nipsey Hussle reminds us all to continue the marathon, but don't feed the trolls during the race. Lise has flowers for the Essence Fest and its lineup, and Major is proud of an icon living for the Love Offering. The ladies are excited for Richard Wright's vision on screen, capturing the cosmos, #DemThrones, and the new streaming service coming for your coins. A jazz legend in the making from the land of golden sunshine is the GRITS we love. To purchase, "F*ck This Job: The Art of Transition" by Dr. Erica Jones, visit https://www.amazon.com/CK-This-Job-Art-Transition/dp/1731207115. Follow us @toycpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/toycpodcast Visit our website www.toycpodcast.com

Tommy and Adam take a look at the diverse world of trolling that has evolved over the last decade.

We have thoughts on "internet trolls" attacking Minnesota Fightin' Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins on social media. Plus we forecast where we thing the big name free agent and NFL Draft QBs end up calling home in 2019. Later Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) of Cover-1, Climbing the Pocket and The Draft Board Podcast. swings by to talk about the big Draft storylines and also tight ends the Vikes should be interested in.  All that and more "Don't Feed The Trolls" chatter on this edition of the Purple FTW! Podcast! A Carlson Digital Joint Twitter: http://twitter.com/purpleforthewin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/purpleftwpodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purpleftwpodcast/ Website: http://purpleftw.com --- iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunes SKOR North: https://www.skornorth.com/tag/andy-carlson/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FGlIOB1EyR8Ubut71HDla?si=mB2l8dmZQeC0U_nlz3pA-w Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivvcg4ohg4tprswcn6g2yy3w3u4 PodcastOne: http://www.podcastone.com/purple-ftw Stitcher: http://purpleftw.com/stitcher iHeart Radio: http://www.iheart.com/show/263-Purple-FTW-Podcast/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/purpleftwpodcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Xt29Fi1ES6C1fEtWFUFIw?sub_confirmation=1 Bookmark us on Amazon & show some love! http://purpleftw.com/amazon Music for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB. To hear more of his tracks, check out http://soundcloud.com/deeb #MinnesotaVikings

It doesn't take long being online to notice something quite obvious--the Internet is chock full of vile, vicious ugliness that is unprecedented in all of human history. So what are good people to do in the face of what is the antithesis of common decency? This is something health podcaster and international bestselling author of KETO CLARITY Jimmy Moore ponders and urges people to share love, kindness, and respect for others in this video. Follow the live JIMMY RANTS episodes on his Instagram Live channel (http://www.instagram.com/livinlowcarbman) and the rest of his work at http://www.LLVLC.com. And for more JIMMY RANTS, check out all of his past episodes at http://www.JimmyRants.com.

We be drankin’ and we be chattin’ about our listener mail! We are back with another minisode with YOUR thoughts and stories on a light albeit frustrating subject: INTERNET TROLLS! As a podcast our strategy of ignoring and blocking is highly effective but painfully boring. We solicited stories from listeners about how they deal with internet trolls. With their help we get a bunch of novel options for managing those anonymous under-bridge dwellers. We hear a voicemail from culinary historian Sarah Lohman (http://sarahlohman.com/) who explains her tiers of trolldom and how she responds to each. Cara Nicoletti (https://www.nytimes.com/2015/07/26/realestate/cara-nicolettibutcher-baker-and-author.html) , brooklyn-based triple threat (butcher, baker, and author), shares the ways she cares for herself amidst frequent sexist attacks online. The Wine, Women and Words podcast (https://www.winewomenwordspodcast.com/) and Karina Sahlin from We're Just Here To Help podcast (https://anchor.fm/were-just-here-to-help) both weigh in with their most creative methods of countering trolls. Annie, our favorite listener, wrote in with a deliciously fun spin on responding to the worst people on the internet-- Troll Cakes (http://www.trollcakes.com/) , the bakery/detective agency here that will send a cake to your troll with their comments written on it. Y’all came through with such amazing feedback this episode! Like Tim, y’all are the real MVPs! Hug yourselves for us in a lingering but non-creepy way. Thanks! As always: You can send us a voice memo or email us at BeyondReproachPod@gmail.com (mailto:mailto:BeyondReproachPod@gmail.com) , or feel free to slip into our DMs if you're feeling cheeky. Don’t be strangers and say hi! To learn more about Beyond Reproach check out our site (https://www.beyondreproachpod.com/) . Follow us at: Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/beyondreproachpod/) / Twitter (https://twitter.com/ReproachBeyond) / Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/beyondreproachpod/) You can find us on: Apple Podcast (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-reproach/id1437823298) / Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/beyond-reproach) / Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/7y30zkxzKOD31XGCekJorX) Don’t forget to rate, review, & subscribe y’all!

One of the hazards of being alive is the fact that we’re never going to please everyone. We’re going to have people that will not like what we do. People are going to criticize whatever it is we’re doing. And in the 21st century, this is nowhere more apparent than in social media. This weeks episode is about how to be your best online. I’m always amazed and saddened by the vitriol and hate that I see online, especially towards women. It’s as if the anonymity of being online, that separation of the digital world, they aren’t talking to a real person. I read comments and the like from others saying things that they would probably never say in person. That social pressure to not be an asshole somehow gets ignored. That distance gives them license to express their most vulgar selves with no repercussions. Compassion So how do we deal with criticism? How do we deal with vitriolic tweets and Facebook trolls? >“When someone criticizes you, they do so because they believe they are right. They can only go by their views, not yours. If their views are wrong, it is they who will suffer the consequences. Keeping this in mind, treat your critics with compassion. When you are tempted to get back at them, remind yourself, ‘They did what seemed to them to be the right thing to do.’” >— Epictetus What Epictetus is reminding us here is that someone else’s opinion is just that - their opinion. It has very little to do with you but says volumes about them. What they are expressing is their view of the world. Often, they don’t have anything to truly criticize other than they don’t like your point of view. They may feel insecure about themselves, and they don’t like the facts presented because it threatens their worldview. I see this a lot in political areas. People often adopt an “us vs. them” mentality where anything that doesn’t come from their “team” is wrong. Often all they can do is threaten or insult the author because they can’t offer up any real counter-arguments. The next thing Epictetus advises us it to have compassion for our critics. And why is that? Why should we be compassionate towards someone that says mean, cruel, vulgar things to us? Because they are the ones that suffer if their views are wrong. The fact that they can be so cruel tells you that they are pretty unhappy people if they can get so easily riled up and jump quickly to insults. The easiest way to do this as well is to simply look at the facts. If all they have to offer is insults, then you can easily dismiss it because there are no facts involved. If they actually have something factual and logical, you should be delighted because then you have something you may able to learn from and improve yourself. Confidence in Yourself >“I have often wondered how it is that every man loves himself more than all the rest of men, but yet sets less value on his own opinion of himself than on the opinion of others.” >— Marcus Aurelius When someone does disagree with us, how do we react? Do we get riled up? Do we dash off an angry tweet to our critics? Why do we feel angry anyway? If we are acting in a way that we are proud of then nothing that someone else says should upset us. Usually, when we act in a way that comes from anger, we are insecure about something. If we are secure in who we are, if we are holding to our values, then others opinions don’t matter. When we get into a flame war with a critic, we are no longer in charge of ourselves. When we let the opinions of others dictate our actions, then we are giving them control of us. If we get mad or get depressed because of the criticism of others, we have given them control over our emotions. We become the victim. Being the Critic So how should we act online, and in real life when giving criticism to others? >“If it is not right, do not do it. If it is not true, do not say it.” >— Marcus Aurelius This simple maxim should be our guide in what we say and do. As Jiminy Cricket once said, “Let your conscience be your guide.” Or put more bluntly from Will Wheaton, “Don’t be a dick.” Most of us know when we’re being an ass and when we’re not living up to our best selves. If we have something honest and helpful to contribute, then do so. If not, it might be best to leave well enough alone. Spending time arguing with online trolls is pretty much a waste of time, and you really don't change anyone’s mind. Usually, you end up getting dragged into a bunch of shit, and each side gets more and more dug in and convinced that they’re on the right side. The world is full of haters. As we spend more time online and less time in person, and as political divisions become wider, I think we’re only going to see upticks in the vitriol. We need to be sure that we don’t get sucked into the vortex of online hate. By taking the time to be compassionate towards our critics thoughtful on our responses to other people and realize that they are coming from a place where they think they are doing what is best, then we could be part of the solution, not the problem. Hey friends, thanks for listening to the podcast. If you like what you hear, I would really appreciate it if you could help support me by making a pledge on Patreon. You can find me at patreon.com/stoiccoffee. Even just a small amount helps in keeping this podcast going. Also, head on over to my website at www.stoic.coffee and sign up for our weekly newsletter. And lastly, if you know of someone that might like or could benefit from this podcast, please share it with them. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to help this podcast grow. Thanks again for listening.

“When someone criticizes you, they do so because they believe they are right. They can only go by their views, not yours. If their views are wrong, it is they who will suffer the consequences. Keeping this in mind, treat your critics with compassion. When you are tempted to get back at them, remind yourself, ‘They did what seemed to them to be the right thing to do.’” — Epictetus One of the hazards of being alive is the fact that we’re never going to please everyone. We’re going to have people that will not like what we do. People are going to criticize whatever it is we’re doing. And in the 21st century, this is nowhere more apparent than in social media. This weeks episode is about how to be your best online.

Have A Quick Listen To My Thoughts On Dealing With Online Trolls As You Try To Carve Out Your Own Path To Success. Also, What If YOU Are The One Trolling People? I Give My Own Example Of My "Trolling" With Famed UFC Announce Bruce Buffer! If You Really Want To Make Changes In Your Life & Accomplish Your Goals You Need To Change The Way You Think!

We talk with singer-songwriter Tyson Motsenbocker about the roles that nostalgia and grief have played in his life. Tyson talks about walking to San Francisco from San Diego after his mother’s passing and how her life is threaded throughout his story and music. We discuss songwriting and how people tend to mirror vulnerability and honesty when someone offers it. All around this episode addresses the different ways we frame things in our minds and how we can come to terms with loss and pain.Tyson: https://twitter.com/tmotsenbockerTour: http://www.tysonmotsenbocker.com/Tyson Motsenbocker episode on Don't Feed The Trolls:https://soundcloud.com/trollspodcast/episode-25-grief-and-loss-with-tyson-motsenbockerSupport the show and mental health charities on our Patreon!Mr. Feels Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrFeelsPodcastLaura: https://www.instagram.com/laurabensonmusic/Tyler: https://www.instagram.com/tylermaymedia/ https://twitter.com/TylerMayMediaFind more resources and listen to other episodes at https://mrfeelspodcast.com/Feel free to email us: mrfeelspodcast@gmail.comMusic by Driftless Pony ClubThanks for listening to Mr. Feels! We appreciate it!

In this episode,  Chad and Joel discuss the different kinds of people you might meet in online Apologetics and how to deal with them. Then Joel explains his favorite argument against God, and how it taught him so much about God.

Victoria is not a fan of bullies, trolls, or those who feel the way to become powerful is to tear down and attack others.  In a story even more relevant today than ever, Victoria shows one "Troll" the meaning of true power. Balance means that what one receives is equal to what one gives. Victoria Bigglesworth-Hayes: Amber Collins Main Narration: Daniel Foytik Johnny: Andy James Art: Jeanette Andromeda Score: Nico Vettese Now more than ever, we need your support to keep the episodes coming - the more support we receive, the more episodes we can make. Support the show on Patreon to help keep Victoria's Lift in working order. A 9th Story Studios Production | Foytik, Lowman, Collins

We talk with Nate Henry of the band Sherwood and the Don't Feed The Trolls podcast about all the mental hurdles that come from being a frontman in a band to becoming a parent. We talked about how our decisions in our 20s can sometimes carry over to later years of life and the different pitfalls of public success. We delve deep into the aspects of true vulnerability and the dangers of creating a facade.Nate Henry: https://twitter.com/NateHenrysaysDon't Feed The Trolls Podcast: http://www.trollspodcast.com/ iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dont-feed-the-trolls/id1078770216?mt=2Tyson Motsenbocker episode: https://soundcloud.com/trollspodcast/episode-25-grief-and-loss-with-tyson-motsenbockerSherwood (Nate's Band): http://sherwoodmusic.net/Support the show and mental health charities on our Patreon!Mr. Feels Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrFeelsPodcastLaura: https://www.instagram.com/laurabensonmusic/Tyler: https://www.instagram.com/tylermaymedia/ https://twitter.com/TylerMayMediaFind more resources and listen to other episodes at https://mrfeelspodcast.com/Feel free to email us: mrfeelspodcast@gmail.comMusic by Driftless Pony ClubThanks for listening to Mr. Feels! We appreciate it!

Jed and Debesh ask what happened to the wayans brothers, talk about times they had to bring people back to life, or in Jed's case, get BROUGHT back to life, and how Jed avoided a former martial arts instructor at a Comic Con. Then, Matt Macdonald from The Classic Crime calls in from the Canadian tundra(i may have embellished) to talk about Alcoholism in his family, substance abuse, church culture, and a shared love of Cursive and Bright Eyes. churchandotherdrugs.com churchandotherdrugs@gmail.com @COtherdrugs dontfeedthetrolls.com dontemailthetrolls@gmail.com theclassiccrime.com How To Be Human, the new album, is available everywhere music is sold. Don't Feed The Trolls available anywhere you download podcasts Music: God and Drugs- The Classic Crime Holy Water- The Classic Crime

With all the stuff that shows up on their service, Twitter draws the line at...copyright infringement?  School principals are not here for your online drama. A fired employee hopes a court can overturn her former company’s social media policy. Can what your kids see on social media lead to PTSD?  And, trolls everywhere, your day in court could be coming.   Web Site: deathbysocialmedia.comTwitter: @smfailsFacebook: facebook.com/deathbysocialmediaInstagram: @deathbysocialmedia

Episode 021 of the Support Breakfast podcast, with Lisa Hunt (Moz), Sarah Ley-Hamilton (Timely), Sarah Chambers (Supported Content) Dave Chapman (Buffer) and Conor Pendergrast (Expensify). This week we're talking about situations in which we may have failed our customers. We discuss how to approach those conversations, especially when they're in a public domain, and how not to feed the trolls. See full shownotes at:

In episode 3, the boys finally figure out how to turn around the microphone. Also, Keegan nerds out over the new remix to the theme song done by HARSHaf (https://soundcloud.com/harshafmusic). Oh and they discuss Steph Guthrie's talk at TEDx Toronto titled "The problem with 'Don't Feed the Trolls'" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KHEkR5yb9A)

The extended BadChristian family comes together for a bonus episode to get their reactions of this year's second presidential debate. Post-debate commentary is brought to you by Matt MacDonald and Nate Henry of Don't Feed The Trolls, Toby Morrell of Unstoppable Badass, and Dan Koch of the new podcast Depolarize! This episode is sponsored by Lyft. Get 3 rides up to $10 each free by using the code BadChristian. Join the BC Club at thebcclub.com. Links: badchristianmedia.com Depolarize! depolarizepodcast.com Don't Feed the Trolls: trollspodcast.com Unstoppable Badass: badchristianmedia.com/badass

On this episode, I speak with Matt MacDonald of rock band The Classic Crime, signed to BC Music. Matt and I spoke before The Classic Crime played in Portland, Oregon in celebration of their debut album Albatross, in which they played it in its entirety with original guitarist Justin DuQue. As Matt would later describe, our conversation has a very "fly on the wall" sound, as I mistakenly recorded this with the wrong mic! Yikes! (Don't worry, I'll be more careful next week!) We talk about: - Albatross 10-year tour - What albums meant the most to Matt when he was in high school - Memories while writing and recording Albatross with producer Michael Baskette - What song off Albatross the band hates - (a third) Successful Kickstarter campaign - What future material will look like lyrically Facebook: Facebook.com/TheClassicCrime Support The Classic Crime KICKSTARTER campaign: http://j.mp/tcckickstarter SUBSCRIBE/RATE Matt's podcast "Don't Feed The Trolls": TrollsPodcast.com Support this podcast by leaving a FIVE STAR rating and review on iTunes. To support the podcast financially, you can visit JakeDenning.com/support. Follow me on Twitter: @Jake_Denning

The boys bring in Mai Hakeem to ponder the new ways of things thanks to the Internet. Privacy, knowledge sharing, cultural boundaries, influence, and coping come up. A saucy challenge also awaits listeners at the end. Can you answer the question? Answer via Twitter. 60% Arabic – 40% English

Some exciting new projects in the BC universe. Joey talks about his new book examining his mental illness, and the new podcast from Matt MacDonald and Nate Henrey of The Classic Crime and Sherwood.    Sponsors and Links: Audible www.audiblepodcast.com/bcpod Emery Acoustic www.emeryacoustic.com Don't Feed The Trolls www.trollspodcast.com    

Join us with guest Dave Runyon, co-author of the book "The Art of Neighboring: Building Genuine Relationships Right Outside Your Door."  We're going to talk about the classic Christian "bait and switch", the importance of not being weird and what a "heart-on" is.  Also, Matt runs down the list of things he doesn't use and Toby tries to convince us that life without God would be just like becoming somebody's prison bitch. We are part of the Jabberjaw Media podcast network.   Sponsors and Links Casper www.casper.com/bcpod code BCPOD Harrys Razors www.harrys.com code BCPOD   Don't Feed The Trolls http://badchristianmedia.com/dont-feed-the-trolls  

Paul Osbourne & Robert Meakin on the political legacy of the Syria vote, Hilary Benn’s remarkable speech, and try to diminish the power of trolls by setting their insults to jolly Christmas music. Get in touch at twitter.com/paulosbourne — polite tweets only, please.

Bad pillows, sick children, needy fathers and Don't Feed The Trolls.

Tonight's Topics: -Banned from Facebook for "Hate Speech"?!?!? --the "pussification" of Facebook -Don't feed the trolls! -Necro Butcher is in the news -Who is the Jerkoff of the Week? -Review of CZW's "Night of Infamy"; Cage of Death preview -NFL Week 13 Rundown & Game-By-Game preview of Week 14