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Tom Cockley is our friend and featured guest for BONUS episode number #2. The conversation kicks right off into talks about the scary future of 5G, chem-trails, and how we can be more aware of our world. Due to time restraints, this episode is considered Part 1 or even a prequel to a longer conversation in Season 2. Editor's Note: Due to technical difficulties in the recording process, there are many points where volume may need to be turned up or down during this conversation.

[Editor's Note: Due to some sickness related stuff, this episode is a week late. We talk about Anime NYC, which has already happened since this is being published.]   We are watching the third movie in the Puella Magi Madoka Magica: The Movie series, Rebellion. It's a mixed bag. We also talk some Dr. Stone, Sound of Music, and MyAnimeList show ratings.   Let us know when we mess up on twitter @gimmethoseboots and @andrewsisson   Watch along and check out our schedule at awam.pizza

Writer, Fran Hoepfner joins #thetwofriends to discuss 2009's gritty bank robber romance, Public Enemies. Together they examine the merits of the phrase dumb egg, a vaping incident, pulling a classic “Chewbacca” and was Christian Bale nominated for David’s ‘Hard to Make the 5’ list? This episode is sponsored by Noom (https://www.noom.com/check) , Petal (https://www.petalcard.com/check) and Scentbird (https://www.scentbird.com/check) CODE: CHECK. [Editor's Note: Due to equipment failure the last 30 minutes of the episode were cut. Sorry for the disruption.]

In this episode of Emerald FC, Shawn Medow, Austin Cracraft and Jack Butler break down Liverpool's sixth Champions League title and Chelsea's win in the Europa League final over Arsenal. The trio also discuss what the future means for the four English clubs who played in the European cup finals. --- Podcast Desk Editor Ryan Nguyen produced this podcast. Graphic: Kelly Kondo/Emerald. You can listen to more Emerald FC podcasts on the Emerald Podcast Network SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com/emeraldmedia/sets/emerald-fc) Editor's Note: Due to an editing error, this podcast was previously mislabeled as "Emerald FC: USWNT and the 2019 Women's World Cup." That is incorrect, and the Emerald deeply regrets this error.

In the maiden voyage of this podcast, Coop & Dylan introduce themselves, share their respective mecha histories, and try to figure out a name for the show before jumping head first into the first three episodes of SDF Macross. Kira "Jesus" Yamato, Pro Wrestling, and Star Trek somehow get folded into this conversation too. EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to some technical difficulties, the audio quality isn't great. However, we'll have that fixed up for the next episode.Music Used: Player Select (SDF Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie SNES) Ending/Do You Remember Love? (SDF Macross: Scrambled Valkyrie SNES)

In this episode, Dr. Anil Shah sits down with award-winning hairstylist and owner of Locked & Loaded, Jose Schnekenburger. Together, they discuss tips and tricks of styling hair for both men and women and how observing the patient / client before starting with styling or hair restoration can often yield the best results. Some tips and tricks that are discussed are styling the hair to match the client's face shape and facial features, dealing with a receding hairline and using products to help the hair look fuller.  *Editor's Note: Due to some technical issues, audio drops around 25:09. The website that Mr. Schnekenburger mentions is listed below. Our apologizes.   -- After observing a gap in men’s grooming, Jose Schnekenburger developed a 10-Step Program for stylists known as “Fusion.” Fusion is a comprehensive training program created to help stylists execute the highest level of quality of service for their clients.  Jose and his team’s work has been featured in international ad and print campaigns and has received the most prestigious of awards including NAHA Awards, Contessa Awards, BTC Awards, and OMC Hair World Awards. For more information about Jose Schnekenburger and Locked & Loaded, be sure to visit: https://www.lnlhair.com/ or follow Locked & Loaded on Instagram @lockandloadedhair

Editor's Note: Due to a technical issue, this is our first episode back. We recorded this episode as the second entry in the Anti-Trash Marathon, the first was to drop last week but the file messed up and we were unable to get that episode posted. It'll forever join a handful of other films as one of the few lost GoodTrash episodes. Welcome back dear listener! The Anti-Trash marathon continues this week on your favorite film analysis podcast, the GoodTrash GenreCast. This week, we take on Luis Bunuel's surrealist dinner party classic, The Exterminating Angel (1962). Dustin presents a quick rundown of Bunuel's career and what shaped this influential classic. Is it worth the wait time? Or should you cut out early? Find out as we apply our style of film criticism to The Exterminating Angel. This week's game provides a lot of laughs as we talk about 3 Movie Characters We Wouldn't Want to be Stuck with at a Dinner Party. We then move into the film analysis section to breakdown The Extermintating Angel. Dalton kicks things off by talking about Sartes' idea that "hell is other people". He examines the sociological factors of being stuck with other people and how those underlying tensions are cranked to 11 by Bunuel.  Caleb presents his film analysis next by talking about the facade of appearances and the bourgeoisie. He talks about the economic history of the country. He argues that the context of putting it in Spain meant highlighting a country that didn't feel much of the same impact of World War II as other countries. Dustin piggybacks off the conversation before him and looks at the film's critique of fascism. He gives some more historical context of what was happening in Spain. Dustin argues that the bourgeoisie hold up the facade of capitalism.  That's it for this week. Now, we've got to get ready for our upcoming dinner. The table is set, will you hang around? The Exterminating Angel Timestamps 00:38 - Welcome and Introductions04:45 - Synopsis and Review21:00 - The Game - Movie Characters You Wouldn't Want to Get Stuck at a Dinner Party With30:22 - Social Media32:11 - Analysis56:26 - Shelf or Trash/Else or Instead1:02:34 - Wrap Up

http://d20crit.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/PoS13.mp3 We delve into the upside down as we talk Stranger Things with guest host Adam from NetFreaks. We also talk Civ V and Doom as we scrap those off the pile. Humble Bundle is back with a summer encore sale and another jumbo bundle to tempt you. All this and more on episode 13 of the Pile of Shame. Editor's Note: Due to technical issues, we lost Totem's audio about halfway through. This has resulted in a total loss of video and the audio may be confusing when referencing totem but with no response. We apologize for this and strive to do better in future episodes. World of Warcraft: Legion Civilization V Doom Stranger Things Deals: Humble Store - Summer Encore Sale Guest Host: Adam - @geekofrandom Theme Music: Dawn of Neptune https://soundcloud.com/dawn-of-neptune - The New Uprising Show Twitter: @PoShame | Twitch: PoShame | YouTube: PoShame Channel | Email: show@poshame.com Rob Steam: Chaithi | PSN: Kitsucoon | Xbox Live: Fatalm00n | Twitter: @The_Chaithi | Twitch: Chaithi Pete Steam: fightingviper | PSN: DeadbeatNapkin | Xbox Live: DeadbeatNapkins | Twitter: @fightingviper | Twitch: fightingviper Totem Steam: Totemlydrunk | PSN: Totemlydrunk | Twitter: @totemlydrunkctr | Twitch: totemlydrunk

A new issue of Comics Talk Comics is ready...kind of? This week we are coming back to Marvel's 1970's Star Wars comics. Also, it's worth mentioning that we've been sitting on this one for a while because the last half of the podcast went missing. We're sorry. Also, this was one of the first on the new rig, which is now almost a year ago, so we were still working on learning the new mics. Again, sorry. Also, we really didn't get our names or the podcast in the intro because we ended up bullshitting for about an hour before doing the podcast (during the longest sound-check ever), so our names appear over an hour later. So...sorry? Host Daniel Brown, Co-host Norm de Plume, Special Guest* Matt Moseley, and other guest Jason Switzer meet up to discuss Star Wars #8, which is basically The Seven Star Warsai. Only, since the last half is missing, we end up doing a lot of banter about Star Wars vs. Star Trek after the "bowwww....babowbowbowbowbooowwwww..." part of the podcast.   *Editor's Note: Due to this taking place long before Issue #50 Matt Moseley, in this particular episode, is still Special Guest.   twitter - comstalkcomics reddit - comicstalkcomics email - comicstalkcomics@gmail.com Facebook - Comics Talk Comics Facebook Page  

Editor's Note: Due to multiple recording errors, this afternoon's podcast is an optimized recording from an iPhone. Because of this, it is difficult to hear clearly. My very sincere apologies. If anyone can improve the quality further, I would love to publish a better version. Please email Lizzy at podcasts@sbinstitute.com if you are interested. Also, Alan requests that transcriptions of the afternoon sessions from the past two weeks be created. If you are interested in transcribing one or more afternoon sessions, please email ksnow@sbinstitute.com with the name of the podcast you want to transcribe. This will be of great benefit to many people. This afternoon, Alan first guides a beautiful meditation that integrates shamatha, equanimity, compassion, and loving-kindness. He then summarizes the pith points of the last two days of discussion on the development of science and its relationship to the science of the mind of Buddhism. After that, [55:00] Alan gives us tips for integrating back into the "outside world," and we finish the afternoon with a comment from a participant.

Alan Wallace guides a 24-minute meditation on awareness of awareness, teaching us to invert the awareness deeply, attending closely to the evidence of someone - an agent - in one's mind that stands apart from and somehow controls the body and mind. Guided meditation begins at 5:20 in the recording. Editor's Note: Due to a recording error, this session may be difficult to for some to hear clearly. Our sincere apologies.