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Another Tuesday, another interesting After Dark episode of the Where to Stick It podcast. Engineer Bob finds a new comic shop in his neighborhood, the boys discuss the new Snow White movie, Torpedo Bats being all the rage in baseball, RIP to Val Kilmer, and can the boys stop sexualizing Goth Girls?Support the showCatch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

Today, we bring you a special episode that aired during our Spring 2025 Radiothon fundraiser to celebrate the miracle of radio broadcasting. KZMU Engineer Bob Owen breaks down the science of sound waves and explains the journey our voices take to get from the station on Rocky Road to the ears of our listeners. We talk about how terrestrial radio connects us, literally, from transmitter to receiver, but also how it connects us as a community through that special human touch in our airwaves.

On today's episode, we learn that Tim Allen is a piece of garbage, Philadelphia fans being Philadelphia fans, most of the boys didn't really like the super bowl half time show, Hailey Welch (Hawk tuah) is missing and Engineer Bob is very concerned, and the goon community crowns their new master. All this and a lot more on a very exciting episode of the Where to Stick It podcast. Support the showCatch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

Season 7 is finally here, and as always we begin with our trailer episode. The boys will sit back and review the trailers for the upcoming movies they will be reviewing this season. New to the show? Great! You've made the smartest decision of your life today. A Where to Stick It season centers mostly around the "Movie Challenge". The Movie Challenge pits 4 of the 5 hosts against each other to see who submitted the best movies. Traditionally, it has been Pete vs. Lobo vs. Jax vs. Prospect. However, this season has quite a few new changes. Engineer Bob is not the administer for this season. That honor belongs to Pete. Pete has dubbed this the "Season of Pain" which we'll get into. Each participant submitted 4 movies. This season, the movies were broken out into specific categories of Horror, Action, Drama, and Comedy. Additionally, each participant has a random listener movie that will count towards their score. As with all movies, none of the participants know who's movies are who's. This includes the listener movies they are assigned.To make matters worse, Pete has thrown in 4 of his own movies as well as 1 additional mystery listener.Each movie will be reviewed on a 1-10 scale. If a participant guesses a movie incorrectly, the participant who's movie it was is awarded +1 stump point. This season, if you guess a Pete movie wrong, you can lose up to 2 points. If you incorrectly guess a listener movie, you also lose 1 point.And to top it all off, Pete has created the aptly named "Wheel of Pain". Each week, someone will spin the wheel of pain at the beginning of each episode to see what fate is in store for them. It could be lose a point, it could be gain a point.If we lost you in all this, good, it really doesn't matter. Just kick back and listen to 5 jackasses review movies and yell at each other.  Support the showCatch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

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Today, the boys play some movie sound clip trivia games including soundtracks and movie quotes. A Yakuza boss gets busted in NYC trying to sell nuclear material, Burger King unleashes the Whopperator, and Will Smith thinks that people are interested in a Matrix movie involving him as the lead (Engineer Bob politely disagrees).Support the showCatch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

Short and bitter-sweet after dark this week. Prospect saw WICKED and gives his thoughts, Lobo saw Transformers One, and Engineer Bob gets the boot from his job. All this and more on another exciting episode of the Where to Stick It podcast.Support the showCatch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

In this episode, Doug Beitz welcomes Bob Wischer, a Relationship Engineer, founder of Men Becoming Better Men coaching, and host of the Men Becoming Better Men podcast. Bob shares his powerful journey from the depths of despair following a painful divorce to finding joy, meaning, and connection in his life. He talks about how he systematically re-engineered his life, transformed his mindset, and embraced personal responsibility to create lasting change. Key Discussion Points: Bob's Journey to Self-Discovery: Bob's life was upended by a painful divorce that nearly destroyed his relationship with his children. His dedication to self-reflection, accountability, and coaching led him to transform his mindset and re-engineer his life. Now, happily remarried with four children, Bob's story serves as a beacon of hope for men feeling lost and disconnected. Intuition and Spiritual Guidance: Bob shares his interpretation of intuition, which he sees as the Holy Spirit guiding his life. He discusses how his faith in Christ and the Holy Spirit has been a constant, even before he consciously accepted it. The Importance of Integrity in Men's Lives: Integrity is crucial for personal growth and maintaining healthy relationships. Bob emphasizes the importance of being honest with oneself and others, sharing examples from his own life where a lack of integrity led to issues. He highlights how the lack of integrity in men can lead to failed relationships and resentment from their partners. Navigating Divorce and Its Emotional Stages: Bob recounts the stages of emotions he experienced before, during, and after his divorce. Before the divorce: Bob struggled with depression for years, feeling overwhelmed by unresolved childhood wounds and marital issues. During the divorce: The process was highly challenging, exacerbated by his ex-wife's reaction to his new relationship, leading to a fierce battle over custody and assets. After the divorce: Bob's journey of recovery took years, during which he gradually resolved his unresolved issues and found peace and fulfillment. Coaching and Helping Men Find Purpose: Bob discusses how he now dedicates his life to helping other men through coaching, focusing on rediscovering purpose, enhancing relationships, and embracing their authentic selves. He talks about the role of connection, integrity, and purpose in men's lives, and how these elements are crucial for lasting personal transformation. http://www.menbecomingbettermen.com https://www.instagram.com/therelationshipengineer https://www.tiktok.com/@therelationshipengineer info@dougbeitz.com dougbeitz.com facebook.com/dougbeitz instagram.com/dougbeitz  

On today's After Dark episode the boys discuss several films that are coming soon like Hellboy: The Crooked Man, Gladiator 2, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and the 4:30 Movie. Lobo gives us an update on where he's been, Engineer Bob shares a story about going going to a Queens bathhouse, and everyone share their general thoughts on Comic Con.Support the Show.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

Snoop Dogg is a cornball who ruined the already boring Olympics (according to Engineer Bob), celebrity penis sizes according to girl math, basics who pay to boost their profiles on Instagram, and the crashing E.V. market. All you need to know in a tight 30 on the Where to Stick It podcast.Support the Show.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

On today's episode, adidas were created by a guy named Adolf, Pete & Dan review some Bronx Pizzerias, Dan has an annoying visit with the doctor, Engineer Bob finds a new place to pick up chicks, Pete reviews Ghost: Rite here Rite Now, and we may be getting a boat for the podcast!Support the Show.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

On today's episode the guys review Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, the latest installment in the new Planet of the Apes saga. Reviews were mixed amongst the crew, but all agreed the visuals were stunning. Engineer Bob offers his thoughts on the new Fallout series, Pete and Prospect talk X-Men 97, and Dan did not buy the hype on Baby Reindeer.Support the Show.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

On today's episode, the guys talk comic books and comic book movies. Lobo's Hollywood news covers the new Crow movie as well as the third Deadpool movie, Deadpool and Wolverine. Engineer Bob and Jax went to a Rangers game and talk about a very interesting gentleman named Larry.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

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It has begun! The official kickoff episode of season 6, which has been officially dubbed The Season of Bob. That's because Engineer Bob has selected everyone's movies for season 6. Not only that, but there is not clear answer on how many movies made it into this season. Though we won't know who will reign supreme just yet, the trailer kickoff episode shines a small light on things to come.Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

Today is a very special day as the Where to Stick It Podcast crew roasts not a movie, but one of their own. As punishment for his abysmal season 5 score, Prospect is to be roasted. They guys, and Engineer Bob, all share their thoughts about the wonderful man they call co-host and friend, Prospect. Bring your pitchfork and Sweet Baby Ray's, because someone's about to get ROASTED!Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

On today's After Dark episode of the Where to Stick It podcast, Engineer Bob joins the discussion about nerd culture and how some fandoms take things to very obnoxious levels. Are Anime kids worse than furies? You decide!Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

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On today's episode, the guys and Engineer Bob review The Last American Virgin, movie number 4 of the season 5 movie challenge. The forgotten 80's teen movie about an un-loveable loser who falls in love with his best friend's girl. Chock full of 80's style teen shenanigans and under age drinking, The Last American Virgin as the ingredients for a good movie, but can it deliver?Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

The boys and Engineer Bob review the highly anticipated Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3. Does this final entry of the series really live up to they hype? Is it worth the price of admission, or should you save your pennies for a rainy day? If you're mature enough to handle spoilers, download today and make an informed decision!Catch new episodes of the Where to Stick It Podcast every Tuesday and Thursday. If you like the show, please consider supporting us on Patreon where we upload exclusive content each month for only $3 a month.

We've come to the end of the mystery DVD's with Engineer Bob's pick Maleficent, a re-telling of the Disney classic Sleeping Beauty. While some of the characters may be the same, their roles are quite different. However, will this be enough to give it a good rating? How will it stack up to the other mystery DVD's as we come to the end of this mini-season? Is anyone ready for Dan's gameshow (including Dan)? With season 5 right around the corner, there is a lot to look forward to from the Where to Stick It Podcast!

The boys are joined by Engineer Bob as they review and compare dating advice from the 1930's and the modern era. Find out why breaking and entering is a modern day love language, and how sensual a "wet one" really was back in the day. All this and more on another exciting After Dark episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast.

On today's episode, the guys and Engineer Bob test their knowledge on 2 of the best decades in history. It's time to play, 80's 90's Trivia by Outset. Overall, a very solid trivia game, but who's brain shall reign supreme on things that happened almost 40 years ago?

#208 - On this great episode, my guest, Bob Brumm, The Encouragement Engineer, talks about the power of positivity and how to combat negativity.  He shares examples and actions he has taken.  MEET BOB BRUMMBob Brumm is a professional award-winning speaker, author, and encouragement engineer serving corporate, collegiate, sales, and youth organizations and individuals with encouraging keynotes and workshop presentations.  Bob guides audiences to achieve personal and professional growth with positive encouragement and action plans that combat the negativity that inundates our daily lives.He is the host of The Encouragement Engineering Podcast.  Be sure to check it out!You can also connect with Bob at BobBrummSpeaks.com.Support the showGet the UnSalesyGram Newsletter!Would you like to get some great ideas on how to successfully sell real estate in an unsalesy manner along with some inspiration and motivation? Sign up for my free UnSalesyGram Newsletter here!Visit TheRealEstateUnsalesperson.com for more great content!Love the show? Support it at patreon.com/unsalesperson

The boys and Engineer Bob debate 2 movies that can be considered "Questionably Christmas" Questionably Christmas are movies that are adjacent to Christmas, but not directly about Christmas. The boys review Edward Scissorhands and Gremlins. Two timeless classics with Christmas themes, but are they Christmas movies? 

As if time isn't already moving quickly enough, August is just about over and so are the movies that made the month memorable. The gang along with Engineer Bob review Day Shift starring Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dogg, Prey starring Amber Midthunder and Dakota Beavers, and finishing things off with Samaritan starring Sylvester Stallone and Javon Walton.

On this highly intoxicated episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast, the boys and Engineer Bob thought it would be fun to play Mad Libs. While both Pete and Prospect are very familiar with the game and how it's played, Lobo, Dan, and Bob have never played before. Hilarity ensues as the guys try to figure out the difference between adverbs and adjectives, all while trying to create a coherent story (and episode for that matter). Some say on a cold dark night, if you listen to this episode real close, you can still smell the booze from in the Where to Stick It Studio.

It's After Dark, and that can mean a few things. This time however, it means another movie trivia game. The guys and Engineer Bob play "The Movie Quiz", an aptly named movie trivia card game that Pete found in a dumpster. Who's movie knowledge will reign supreme and win the day?! 

The Listener Takeover has unofficially begun with a movie that was growing old and moldy in Engineer Bob's basement. Some say, it should have stayed there, while others say it was rescued for our viewing pleasure. 1991's Suburban Commando, starring Hulk Hogan, Christopher Lloyd, and Shelly Duvall. Shep Ramsey is a space commando who is sent to earth on a forced vacation. However, trouble finds him quickly and soon puts his reluctant land lord in danger. Will Shep and his land lord save the day? The real question is, will this movie even break a double digit score?

The boys and Engineer Bob recount stories of bad behavior growing up. Staring fires, stealing cars, sticking metal objects into electrical sockets, run-ins with the law, mental manipulation, and faking illnesses to get out of school. Who is the top bad kid? You decide!

The guys along with Engineer Bob discuss everyone's favorite pastime, drinking. We're talking beers, whiskey, wine, rum, gin, and all points in between. And what podcast episode about drinking would be complete unless some embarrassing personal stories about drinking were told? None. So grab a pint and download your moms favorite podcast.

On this After Dark edition of the Where to Stick It Podcast, the guys along with Engineer Bob reflect on T.V. shows. From what's new and exciting, to some of the oldies that get better with age. Could we possibly get a T.V. Tuesday bit out of this? All will be known, but only, after dark.

What an honor to interview Bob Brumm for this episode. Bob is based in St. Petersburg, Florida, and is a professional award-winning Speaker, Author & Encouragement Engineer serving corporate, collegiate, sales, youth organizations, and individuals with encouraging keynotes or workshop presentations. Bob guides audiences to achieve personal and professional growth with positive encouragement and action plans that combat the negativity that inundates our daily lives. Bob is a top-selling author of eight books and has been a guest on internationally recognized media outlets regarding his encouraging positive perspective, action-oriented strategies. Bob also created his own podcast, “The Encouragement Engineering Podcast” to reach out to listeners to combat the negativity that inundates our daily lives with a positive perspective and positive actions. His podcast was recently recognized as one of the top 10% of global listeners of over 2,741,460 podcasts. With his diverse professional background in Accounting, Business, over 25 years in the IT/Telecommunications and as a husband and father of three boys, Bob can relate to many audiences through his personal and professional struggles and successes. Bob has presented positive, encouraging messages for many organizations and as a direct result, has been recognized for encouraging work efforts that have led to both time and money savings for many groups. For more information on Bob's books and other information or to schedule Bob for your next event,  connect with Bob at: Website – https://bobbrummspeaks.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbrumm/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bbrummSPK Podcast – https://encouragementengineer.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bbrummspk/   Thank you for listening to this episode, remember to click subscribe and download your free Ignite Your Business and Life Action Sheets

On this week's Movie Challenge episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast, the boys along with Engineer Bob review The Martian, a 2015 sci-fi drama starring Matt Damon. Astronaut Mark Watney is stranded on Mars and has to find a way to survive long enough until a rescue team can be sent to save him. Will he survive? What to potatoes on Mars taste like? And how exactly did Matt Damon end up in Jax living room? Listen now and find out!

IT IS TIME! Season 4 of the Where to Stick It Podcast has begun, and that means it's time for Movie Challenge 4! This season the boys are mixing it up yet again. Each man now brings in 6 movies, their standard 5 and 1 wild card. Wild card movies can be any movie regardless of who has seen it.There will be no pre-defined list of movies. The boys will be going in blind-ish. Engineer Bob will be providing a YouTube playlist of 38 movie trailers to review. Not all of the movies will appear in Season 4, it's up to the guys to figure out whose movies are whose. If you'd like to follow along, check out the playlist on our YouTube Channel.  Additionally, Engineer Bob has slid in an unknown number of his own movies to further stump the boys. The "Bob's Gamble" will award a host 2 points if he guesses correctly, and -1 point if he guess incorrectly. STICK IT Headquarters is getting stickier and trickier. Get ready for the best season yet. 

The boys along with Engineer Bob go way out there on a special Conspiracy Theory episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast. Be prepared to question everything you know, including reality itself, on this special After Dark episode. 

On this episode of the Where to Stick It Podcast, the boys review an Engineer Bob movie. In an effort to pull the old flim-flam on everyone, Bob put in 1992's Glengarry Glen Ross, starring Ed "Harry" Harris, Alec Baldwin, Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, and Alan Arkin. Adapted from a play by David Mamet, it's the story of four real estate agents trying to sell undesirable real estate while besting one another in order to win a new car (or a sweet set of steak knives). And if they don't, they're fired!     

It's time to take a break from the movies, and that means only one thing, an After Dark episode! On this After Dark episode, the boys are joined by Engineer Bob as they discuss first dates, and relationship questions. It's the dating advice you always needed, brought to you, by Where to Stick It!

In this Episode, Wanda Toro Turini, Founder of Rock-it Fuel, Inventor of Ketchwords.com chats with Guest Expert: Bob Brumm, Founder Positive Perspective.Bob's is on a mission to support teams or organizations overcome the negative thinking that may be keeping them from greatness.Don't miss our guest's FREE audience gift...Text RF-ENCOURAGE to 411321 to receive "A Positive Perspective" and other resources to help encourage action in your team with positive mindset (text RF-ENCOURAGE to +1-909-741-1321 outside of the US)If you are a high-achieving entrepreneur who loves to connect with other experts and realizes that visibility is "rock-it fuel" for your business... Join the exclusive Rock-it Fuel Community on Facebook:Facebook Groups Maybe YOU'LL be our next Rock-it Fuel Expert Interview?Find Wanda on: http://ketchwords.com/or on FacebookWanda Toro Turini - The Nerdy Girl Entrepreneur Find Bob:Best Professional Speakers | Bob Brumm SpeaksFacebook:Bob BrummLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbrumm/ 

 Come with us listeners, back to the mist-shrouded 1980s, when hair was big and the Walkman was king, and sword and sorcery films were abundant. Why were there so many sword and sorcery films in that decade? Perhaps it was the lucky convergence of a number of things: the rise in popularity of Dungeons and Dragons, the prevalence of fantasy art such as the Hildebrandt Brothers, Boris Vallejo, and of course, Frazetta, the Marvel Conan comics, and other factors. While there were a number of terrible movies produced in the genre during this period, there were also some excellent or at least entertaining ones. Your crew will be discussing six of their favorites.Excalibur (1981) is a John Boorman film, and it looks absolutely beautiful. A retelling of the Arthurian legend, it has a dreamlike feeling, in an England that is moving from a magical realm to one ruled by Christianity. Highlights include Nichol Williamson as a very otherworldly Merlin, and a fantastic soundtrack that features classical music including Wagner. It is well worth seeing if you haven't!Highlander (1986) is something that started as a good idea, but suffered in the execution. Immortals scattered across the globe must battle until there is only one left -"There can be only one." When an immortal kills another immortal they gain the energies of that person and all the people they have killed. It had nice production design and an interesting cast that included Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery, and Clancy Brown, but the story is lacking in parts. Still, it has its high points.Krull (1983) is an odd mix of science fiction and fantasy, with a Prince on a quest to save a Princess from an invading alien known as The Beast. He gathers a rag tag band of thugs, sorcerers and even a cyclops to help him on his rescue mission. He also acquires a magical weapon called the Glaive, which is essentially a large throwing star that always returns to his hand. Clearly influenced by Star Wars as well as fantasy films, Krull is definitely cheesy, but fun.Dragonslayer (1981) has what is still one of the best-looking dragons in all of cinema history, Vermithrax Pejorative. The film follows a young sorcerer's apprentice who tries to rid a village of a terrible dragon. This was a Disney production and featured work by ILM and Phil Tippett. The dragon was animated with Tippett's Go Motions process, and full-size pieces were also used (and a World War II flamethrower was used for the dragon's breath!). This is a cool and unique film well worth seeing.Conan the Barbarian (1982) is probably the premiere sword and sorcery film of the 80s. Nothing quite says sword and sorcery like Conan. Directed by John Milius and with a story from Oliver Stone, this film has a very hard, almost nihilistic edge. Conan sees his parents and village slaughtered in front of him as a child, is chained to the "wheel of pain" from adolescence into young adulthood, forced to become a gladiator, and freed to find his own way, in which he seeks revenge. It's hard to imagine anyone other than Arnold Schwarzenegger playing the Cimmerian. He was perfect for the role. The film also has terrific production values. It just looks like a fully realized world. The battles are exciting and most of the time it actually is Arnold in those scenes -they couldn't find a stunt man to double for him! If you haven't seen it, or it's been a while, check this out.Conan the Destroyer (1984) was the follow up to the first film and unlike the first film, this one was PG. It's obvious they wanted to reach a younger audience, but Conan loses some grit because of this. The production design also suffers some in this film. Still, there's much to enjoy, as this is a more straight-forward adventure where Conan builds a band of adventurers to obtain a magical item for a queen who offers to bring back his lost love, Valeria. Go into this one with reduced expectations and you'll probably get a kick out of it.We know there are many other sword and sorcery films from the 80s and we have certainly left out one of your favorites. Feel free to let us know what movie you would include on your list of favorites.For our Sensor Sweep, we have a completely unrelated item that Engineer Bob is excited about: the Godzilla pinball machine! Stern Pinball has partnered with Toho International to produce a line of Godzilla pinball machines. Godzilla and his kaiju allies fight off invading monsters like Ghidorah, Gigan, and Megalon. Players can also interact with the machine using a QR code reader.  There will be three versions -pro, premium, and limited edition - and they will range from $6,899 to $10,499. So if you got the dough -check out this link: https://sternpinball.com/game/godzilla/That's all this time. Send your missives to us at our various locales: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastA dream to some, a nightmare to others!

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Tidy up your living room and lay out the charcuterie board, 'cause this week the BnB crew is doing some good old-fashioned Haunted Houses! Melissa makes her bed first with the story of Akershus Fortress, a fortress/palace named after one of Engineer Bob's many DnD characters that was built by the son of the creator of Norwegian bird-law. Then Vanessa fluffs some pillows with the tale of Rowan Oak, home of William Faulkner, author and incredible liar. Our beer this week is Modern Times' Black House Vanilla Latte Edition. Who will win in the battle bird murder vs ghosts that can make themselves up? Listen and find out!

Today I am joined by author, speaker and encouragement engineer Bob Brumm. We discuss how Bob used the death of several loved ones at an early age to turn the negative things that happen in his life to positives. We also discuss the things he is doing to help others find the positive despite all the negative things that happen on a daily basis. Check out everything Bob is up to at www.bobbrummspeaks.com

Pete recounts the story of his first tattoo in Greece, Engineer Bob has a moral dilemma when it comes to old neighborhood vs. current neighborhood, and collectively the guys discuss some of their everyday annoyances about working at a Tattoo Shop.  With an episode description like this, it can only mean one thing. It's After Dark.

The Encourage Men Podcast is a quick source of encouragement for men seeking to be their best in today’s world . In this episode my Special Guest is Bob Brumm and Encouragement Engineer.   We talk about combating negativity and Taking Positive Action.  Connect with Bob: www.bobbrummspeaks.com www.encouragementengineer.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobbrumm/ Bob is a top selling author of eight books and has been a guest on internationally  recognized media outlets regarding his encouraging positive perspective, action oriented strategies. Bob also created his own podcast, “Encouragement  Engineering” to reach out to listeners to combat the negativity that inundates our  daily lives with a positive perspective and positive actions.   Subscribe today to get all episodes of the encourageMEN podcast at awesomeimpact.com or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. Sign up to receive exclusive audio content on Awesomeimpact.com

Doug and Dr.Bill examine the story of Bob Lazars incredible experience as a UFO propulsion reverse engineer at S4, a UFO lab south of Area 51.

 What's that buzzing past your shoulder? A tiny fly? How annoying! Now imagine that you and that fly have somehow become inextricably joined, with you taking on the traits and even the physical aspects of the insect. This is the horror of The Fly, both the original 1958 film and the 1986 remake. On this episode we explore the concepts and stories of The Fly films, including the later sequels of the original film. We are joined once again by our good friend and honorary crew member, Lord Blood-Rah!The original film was based on a short story that appeared in (of all places) Playboy magazine. A scientist experimenting in teleportation accidentally merges himself physically with a fly in a failed experiment and gradually loses his humanity. The film largely follows the short story.  Vincent Price stars as the brother of the scientist, in a rare sympathetic role. David Hedison (billed as Al Hedison) plays the scientist, driven to perfect teleportation, but tragically doomed by his own ambition. Your Planet 8 crew discusses the the film in detail.Naturally we compare it to the 1986 Jeff Goldblum remake. Obviously the David Cronenberg-helmed 1986 film was much more grotesque, focusing on body horror, on the absolute degradation of the transformation. But it is also a love story, with Geena Davis playing the romantic interest. Certainly there's a lot going on in the film that speaks to fear of what can happen to us and our bodies that is timeless.There's also a lot of plain goofing around in this episode too, but hey, what did you expect?This episode's Sensor Sweep is from Chef Engineer Bob. Appropriately he shares the book, The Fly at 50, from Bear Manor Media (it's readily available at Amazon). Everything you want to know about the making of this sci-fi classic is in this book.Bob also reminds us that there's still time to get tickets for Godzilla's Monster Bash at the Balboa Theater in San Francisco, held May 14-16. Ten classic Godzilla films will be shown. Go to  http://www.bayareafilmevents.com/godzillafest for more info.Lord Blood-Rah starts season 11 of his Nerve Wrackin' Theatre on May 7th. The season kicks off with the Karloff classic, The Ghoul. Go to http://www.lordbloodrah.com/ to find the best way to see Lord Blood-Rah's Nerve Wrackin' Theatre. Also, Lord Blood-Rah's Patreon is going strong,  and at the $10 level you get access to Lord Blood-Rah's Cathode Zone. There will be a special giveaway for Patreon members on May 1st.Karen made a guest appearance on our friend Billy Dunleavy's podcast. Magazines and Monsters. Billy covers sci fi films and Silver, Bronze, and Copper age comics. Karen and Billy reviewed an obscure British sci fi film from the 60s called The Unearthly Stranger.Bonus: Commander Larry and Chief Engineer Bob will appear on the May 1st episode of Creature Features! Shown on KOFY TV in the Bay Area, you can go to Creaturefeatures.TV, or find them on ROKU, or YouTube. The film for that episode is The Manster.Once again, thank you listeners for joining us. Be sure to share your thoughts about The Fly -any and all versions!Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThis episode is dedicated to Trixie

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Put away that ticka-ticka box and get ready to enter the primeval world, ‘cause this week the BnB crew are getting Cretaceous and talking about Dinosaurs! What’s that got to do with ghosts?? Nothing! It’s our show we do what we want! Engineer Bob starts things off with info on his fave dino dude, the Triceratops, and a helpful breakdown of the boner wars. Then Vanessa gets warm and cuddly with the Nothronychus, a fuzzy/feathery sloth raptor hybrid that has the best murder fingies. And then Melissa goes big with the Megaraptor, or Big Bird to his friends, of which he had none. Dinosaurs have no friends!! Our beer this week is Starling Wit Belgian-Style Wheat Beer from Allagash Brewing Company. Who will win in the battle of three horn face vs sloth like claw vs big bird? Listen and find out!

Deck those halls with boughs of holly and get ready to fa-la-la-la-laugh your ass off with the BnB crew as they bring you some Christmas joy with our Holiday Extravaganza! This year we revisit the king of spooky Yuletide tales with ol’ Charlie Dickens’ “The Story of the Goblins who Stole a Sexton.” Yup... that’s right... Christmas Goblins! And as a bonus stocking stuffer we have also have a short AI generated holiday tale where Engineer Bob helps Santa try and kill Frosty. Oh, and there’s a murderous clown toy who shoot icicles out of his butt, because of course there is! Happy Holidays from our family to yours!!

This week, Charli and Michelle (filling in while Bethany is on maternity leave) talk about how to use Pinterest to market in the B2B space. This week, Charli interviews Bob Nugent of Peerless Pumps. Bob is the Senior Application Engineer involved with all aspects of vertical turbine, mixed flow and propeller pump specification review, selections, hydraulics, metallurgies, and pricing for industrial, municipal, utility, and agricultural applications at Peerless.  He has so much knowledge and experience—Forty six years of experience including six years as an EPC pump specialist.  Interview starts at 18:06https://empowering-brands.comhttps://empoweringpumps.com-Resources and Links:Get the digital editionSign up for Empowering Pumps & Equipment newsletter. Nominate an Industry Person of the Week.Last holiday celebrations meet ups - Dec 22nd at 2pm - EP&E Empowering Women - Dec 30th - 11am How to Use Pinterest for B2B Marketing6 Common Causes of Motor OverheatingHow IoT and Analytics are Changing Pump Monitoring Connect with us:Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagramhttps://empoweringpumps.com/email: podcast@empoweringpumps.com#EmpoweringIndustryPodcastSound byhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Before we go on a short hiatus of these Bonus Bagans episodes, we decided to do one last adventure with Engineer Bob and the Palomino Club (Las Vegas’ oldest titty bar, with the oldest titties!) and boy howdy does this episode have everything! Screaming hobos! Seasoned nipples! Maximum Saturation! And, of course, horney goblin babies! Raw. Extreme. This is us snapping on Ghost Adventures.

Welcome to the Front of the House Fridays (FotHF) podcast series on the ProSoundWeb Network, presented every Friday by Yamaha Pro Audio and hosted by veteran live and studio engineer Russ Long, who records his conversations with noted audio professionals literally in front of their homes in following current social distancing guidelines. In Episode 3, Russ talks with monitor engineer Bob Bussiere, who has been mixing live audio for almost four decades, including 30 years on the road with a variety national touring acts and events. Currently he’s on the production team at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, where he’s mixed monitors (using a Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 console) for more than 450 acts in just three years.Originally from Minnesota, Bob spent the 1980s working with some great club-level acts in the Midwest and then relocated to Nashville. He worked with Clair Brothers for almost 20 years and has mixed countless acts on TV and award shows, festivals and tours. A few of his many highlights include the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, CMA Festival, Bonnaroo, Sara Evans, Wynonna, Stephen Curtis Chapman, and Keb Mo. In his spare time, he’s honed his skills with audio wiring and system installations.Bob resides in lovely Kingston Springs TN with his wife of 19 years, along with four dogs and a great fire pit. Recently he became a grandpa and is an avid lover of the outdoors, skiing, hiking, and kayaking.Host Russ Long is a top touring and multi-platinum recording and mix engineer who’s worked in professional audio for more than 30 years. Following a decade as Steven Curtis Chapman’s FOH engineer, he has spent over 12 years mixing FOH for Amy Grant, and has also mixed numerous high-profile events such as the KLOVE Music awards, the Challenge America Musical Gala at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, and Barbara Bush’s 90th birthday concert featuring Reba McEntire, Michael W. Smith and Amy Grant. In addition, he’s been part of the audio team for numerous broadcast events such as the Grammy Awards, the CMA Awards, ABC’s “CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock” TV Special, and more. Russ is currently part of Yamaha’s console R&D team.

Mars Helicopter Ingenuity launching July 2020 In this episode Bob Balaram, Chief Engineer for the Mars helicopter INGENUITY project at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, joins us to discuss this first-ever helicopter designed to fly on Mars. The Mars Helicopter, Ingenuity, is a technology demonstration to test powered flight on another world for the first time....

You wanted us, you got us... in another bonus episode mocking the best/worst ghost hunting show around! This week Engineer Bob takes us back to S3, to the episode that started his love of the show, at Long Island’s Execution (Spooky Skeleton) Rock. We learn that Ol’ hair drapes gets hard for murder rocks, and Aaron’s childlike personality makes him in capable of even the simplest tasks. Also, there’s a dangerous chemical around... if only anyone could pronounce it correctly. Raw. Extreme. This is us snapping on Ghost Adventures.

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Bob, Larry, and Karen live at 7 Star Bar & Grill Through the miracle of audio recording, we transport you now to our first ever listener's party! Held on October 20th, 2019, at the 7 Stars Bar & Grill in San Jose, Commander Larry and Engineer Bob were live, in-person, while Recon Officer Karen was beamed in via the interociter. We were joined by a few dozen friends and fans to celebrate our first fun year of podcasting. It was a chance to hang out, listen to tunes, enjoy some food and drink, and even do a show in front of a live audience! And that's what you're about to listen to now. Many thanks to the 7 Stars Bar & Grill for hosting us.Sean and Jessica from the South Bay Lightsaber ClubFirst up we have Sean and Jessica from the South Bay Lightsaber Club, who show off one of their cool lightsabers, one that was made at the Star Wars Galaxies' Edge park at Disneyland. Sean shares some tips and tricks about how to make a lightsaber at the park.Ensign Jasmine gets promotedNewly-promoted Lt. Debby celebrates This celebration was also a momentous occasion: Planet 8 crew members Ensign Debby and Ensign Jasmine were both promoted to Lieutenant for all of their help with the podcast, and keeping everything running smoothly on Planet 8! Congrats to Debby and Jasmine.Don Bishop shows off his prizeCosplayer Don Bishop shares his know-how on putting together fantastic sci-fi costumes and discusses the most complicated outfits he ever assembled, including the Mugato from Star Trek! Don was dressed as Taylor from Planet of the Apes while visiting our Planet 8 fest!Joe Tarquini and Mike McCreery from MantiquesWe had a chance to speak with Joe Tarquini and Mike McCreery, co-owners of Mantiques, the store with everything a geek could ever want, in Niles, California. Mike was also the DJ for the day! If you're looking for something unique for your collection, you need to pop into Mantiques.Gail and Ray Orwig return!Finally, friends of the show Ray and Gail Orwig, authors of the wonderful Where Monsters Walk, made a return appearance and told us about their upcoming book which will focus on sci-fi and fantasy serials from 1919 to the 1950s, about 50 different ones in all. This is another labor of love for the couple and is sure to be as entertaining as their first one!Your crew gave out a bunch of prizes to folks who were brave enough to spin the Planet 8 Wheel of Fate. For all of you who couldn't attend but are listening, consider yourself honorary Planet 8 No-Prize winners!Thanks for being such a great bunch of listeners! You are the reason we do this crazy podcast! You can give us feedback, criticism, or even kind remarks in the comments section here, or at our other haunts:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for listening!

Many happy returns of the day to our own beloved tin-foil hat wearing, space bar pushing Engineer Bob! To celebrate Bob’s special day, the gals decided to give him the best gift they could think of... another episode of Conspiracy Theories!! Vanessa broadcasts from her parents basement first with the tale of the Russian Sleep Experiment, where there is no “slep” but there is disembowelment, paired with Frogtown Brewery’s Nebula Fog NEIPA. Then Melissa calls out to the shepple with the story of flat Earth, where the south pole is a wall (Mexico paid for it) and weather is fake news, paired with Karl Strauss Brewing Company’s Mosiac IPA. Who will win in the battle of a fake story VS fake science? Listen and find out!

We've only mentioned him before, but today we go all out with our love for that mysterious and dangerous, yet misunderstood, monster from the depths - the Creature from the Black Lagoon! If you've been listening to Planet 8 for any length of time, you've probably heard us heap praises on Creech, but now we have a whole episode devoted to the Gill-Man.Engineer Bob with Creech in Bob Burn's placeWhat is it about the Creature that makes him so appealing? Certainly he has a fantastic look. His design was ahead of his time, and so has become a classic. Your Planet 8 crew discusses that amazing suit, and some differences in the design for the water scenes versus land. There's been a lot of awareness of Millicent Patrick's role in designing the Creature lately, and we touch on that, as well as the work of Jack Kevan, Chris Mueller, and Bud Westmore. And of course, the men who wore the suit on land and underwater, Ben Chapman and Ricou Browning, must be recognized.We'll take a look at each of the films (Creature from the Black Lagoon, Revenge of the Creature , The Creature Walks Among Us), and which is our favorite -and you might be surprised! And what would a fourth Creature film have been like?It's hard to discuss the Creature without talking about his desire for human ladies -of course in the first film, it was Julie Adams, and the sequence with the Creature swimming below her has become iconic. This leads into a discussion of Shape of Water...We all have our Creature Collectibles -Bob has a whole basement devoted to the Creature. His favorite Creature item though, is his Bally pinball machine. Karen's favorite (which she's mentioned many times before) is the Sideshow premium format figure of the Creature swimming. Last but not least, Larry's favorite is his Anchor Hocking Creature glass. Bob's Creature basementKaren's Creech bustAll this, and so much more! It's a Creature-palooza this time on Planet 8!For our Sensor Sweep, Karen shares an appropriate item: a wonderful book called The Creature Chronicles, by Tom Weaver, friend of the show David Schecter, and Steve Kronenberg. It's from McFarland Books, and you can order it from McFarland or Amazon. It has a wealth of info on the Creature, including overviews and inside info on each film, but also background on the music, other underwater monster films, and the Creature films that were never made. It would be a great addition to anyone's library.That's it for us! As the late, great Julie Adams used to say, Stay out of dark water!Hit us up in the comments section or at these other spots:Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for Listening!

Spidey's back, and your Planet 8 crew is here to share our take on this new Marvel blockbuster. As usual, our discussion will be SPOILER-FILLED, so make sure you see Spider-Man: Far From Home before you listen to this episode.This time around, Spidey's no longer your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, he's a globe-hopping hero. International locations are the key to this movie, making the web-slinger seem a little more like James Bond! Larry, Bob, and Karen will talk about Spidey's expanded responsibilities and much more, such as what they thought of seeing long-time Spider-Man villain Mysterio on the big screen.This film takes place not long after the events of Avengers: Endgame, so how is Peter dealing with the loss of Tony Stark? What's the world like, after the Snap? Did the movie deal with this effectively? We have thoughts about this...What about Peter Parker's personal life? How are Aunt May, Ned, and of course, MJ? Spidey's always had a great supporting cast, and the MCU is developing them too, in a slightly different way. How did things go in this film? Yup, we'll jabber about that too!For our Sensor Sweep, Engineer Bob shares some big news for Ultraman fans: Mill Creek Entertainment has acquired the rights to all of the Ultraman series all the way up to the current Taiga series. (The Ultraman shows have been embroiled in legal red tape for years; if you'd like to know the full story, check out this link and this one.) They also have rights to 20 films. They will be released in blu-ray format, and also on streaming platforms. In even more exciting news, Bob and his partner Keith Aiken of SciFi Japan have been asked to consult with Mill Creek on these releases! You can get more details over at SciFi Japan.So tune in, turn on, and tell us what you thought of Spider-Man: Far From Home! And thanks so much to our listeners who take time to comment here or on Twitter or Facebook. We can't name all of you, but here's a few: Edo, Al, Kevin, Debby, Michael, Sean, Jasmine, Steven, John, Dan, Jeff,  Edward, and so many more! We love hearing from you, so keep it coming. And of course, here's where you can find us: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planet8CastFacebook: www.Facebook.com/Planet8PodcastThanks for Listening!

... And they said it wouldn’t last! This week the BnB crew is celebrating our CENTENNIAL! 100 frickin’ episodes, you guys!! That’s so many bad jokes and terrible accents and loosely muffled beer burps, and you guys have been here for all of it... Lord only knows why. To commemorate this momentous occasion we took a break from our normal ghostie goodness to answer some questions from our listeners. How did Engineer Bob and Podcast Mom meet? What are some of our fave ghost stories? Can you help me start a bakery? All these questions and more are answered for your listening pleasure. So grab and glass and let us cheers to you all, for sticking with us for 100 episodes!

Man the oars and grab the war horn, because this week in honor of our beloved Engineer Bob we’re doing the most metal of ghost stories... Viking Ghosts! Melissa goes to battle first with the story of the Deacon of Dark River, a man who shows up for a date even if he forgot his skin, paired with Einstök Beer Company’s Icelandic Toaster Porter. Then Vanessa takes up the battle axe with the tale of L’Anse aux Meadows, with their good luck Vikings and long held grudges, paired with Einstök’s Icelandic White Ale. And we get a bonus Viking story about the hero of Birka and #feminism. Who will win in the battle of boney dates vs buried truths? Listen and find out!

Were you alone and lonely on Valentine’s Day? If you’re fed up with dating options in your area, maybe you should try looking beyond the void, and starting bumping uglies with the undead. Yes, people do that, and yes we are talking all about it! Also, this week the gals turn over their notes and let Engineer Bob tell the stories... if he can decipher their notes. After some background on the science and myth behind the practice of spectrophilia (aka ghost fuckin’), we launch into the story of Doris Bither, the story behind The Entity, who was an unwilling partner in a sexual haunting that went of for years, paired with Mother Earth Brew Co’s Cali Creamin’ vanilla cream ale. Then we get to know Sian Jameson and Amethyst Realm, two Britians who loudly and proudly proclaim their love of love making with ghosts, and how human lovers can never measure up, paired with Brouwerij Huyghe’s Delirium Nocturnum Belgium strong ale. When Bob tells the stories, there are no winners... but we make him read porno, so listen in!!

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It’s finally happened... in honor of Engineer Bob’s anniversary of existence, the ghost gals have decided to bestow upon him the bestest of bday gifts, and do an episode on stupid ghost trains. Melissa gets the ghost train a’rollin’ with the tale of Stockholm’s Silver Arrow, a distopian train that chuga-chugas to a derilict station, and never lets its passengers get off, paired with Coor’s Light. Vanessa take us off the rails (per ususal) and brings things stateside with the story of The Lincoln Special, a very special train for a very dead president, complete with skeleton musicans and mourning dildos. Who will win in the battle neither ghost gal wanted to have... Engineer Bob, or course! Happy Birthday dude, and may ghost trains die with your youth.

Anaheim Breweries; Part Two - Beer Harder. After the ghost crew gave Anaheim breweries a good tongue lashing in the Disney beer nugget, they decided to give the city a chance to redeem itself in the ears of beer drinkers everywhere. This whirlwind day of SoCal suds started off at Unsung Brewery, a newcomer to the Anaheim scene with a bitching comic book theme and some throughly tasty brews. Then we move over to Bruery Terreux where they make a good beer, and then ruin it by putting a bunch a random shit it in. And the finale of the day was at Bottle Logic, which drew in Engineer Bob with some Star Wars themed beers and won everyone over with their delicious, delicious offering. All and all, not a bad day for beer. That'll do, Anaheim. That'll do.

Disney drunk is the best kind of drunk! In this Beer Nugget the BnB crew visits Mickey and his friends at Disney's California Adventure for their Food & Wine Festival, which features several local beers from all over California. There's a NorCal vs SoCal beer showdown and we pick a winner, because this is Boos and Brews and we like to make everything into a competition. And then we sample some local Anaheim offerings, which may or may not taste like gasoline and have caused Engineer Bob to grimace like Grumpy. Also, why is there not a Drunky the dwarf? Or maybe Sleepy was always a little day-drunk and trying to nap? These are the questions we ponder while eating cotton candy and sipping down some California suds in the house of the mouse.

13 may be considered an unlucky number in most of the world, but here at Boos and Brews, it's our favorite! We decided to take episode #13 and make it into an anniversary episode, where we celebrate the podcast for making it through 13 weeks of offensive accents, beer burps, Lil'John impersonations, geography nerds, yelling at Engineer Bob, and #feminism. The BnB gang goes back to the haunted location that started it all... the Colorado Street Suicide Bridge, where they had their own ghostly experience with a giggling little boy. And then they head over to Stone's nearby Company Store Pasadena where they have ALL the IPA's (well, Vanessa and Engineer Bob have them all and Melissa takes one sip and makes a face). No losers this week, as both GhostGal's are winners for being able to bring you guys their favorite scary stories, and drink some tasty beers. Thanks for listening, y'all!

Nothing calms the heat of the scorching Arizona sun like a crisp, cold beer! In this Beer Nugget Vanessa fills in Melissa and Engineer Bob on her recent trip to the Valley of the Sun and the 6 local breweries she visited... for research purposes only... totally not to drink all the beers on vacation and call it work. She breaks down the offerings from Uncle Bear's Brewery, Helio Basin Brewing Co, Wren House Brewing Co, Helton Brewing Co, Mother Brunch, and Sun Up. She also brings in samples from other AZ breweries, SanTan and Four Peaks. Arizona beer is quite different from SoCal beer, and boy does the BnB team have some thoughts on the flavor profiles. Good thoughts? Bad thoughts? This beer is terrible and undrinkable thoughts? Listen and find out!

Personal hauntings, from our homes to yours! In this, our first Ghost Nugget, the whole team shares some of their first hand experiences, including tidbits about how our podcasting location has some ghostie goodness baked right in! Also, Melissa and Vanessa finally let Engineer Bob tell a story. Turns out... he doesn't suck at it!

In our first Beer Nugget episode, we take a class field trip down to Torrance for Phantom Carriage Brewery, Smog City Brewing Company, and Monkish Brewing Co. Melissa, Vanessa and Engineer Bob give us their honest (and somewhat drunken) opinions on the vibe and offerings of these three beer houses. They also argue about how they got to the breweries. Spoiler alert... Melissa is right and Vanessa is drunk. Cheers!

Our inaugural episode! Melissa tells the story of her (and Engineer Bob) personal ghost experience at Whaley House in San Diego, CA paired with Modern Times' Black House Stout. Vanessa shares a personal story from the Catoctin Furnace and peppers in some fun Gettysburg haunted facts, paired with Victory Brewing Company's Prima Pils. Who will win the podcast? Listen and find out!

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News: – Youtube’s new music service – Music Key – Gibson moving into Tower Records building in Hollywood Interview: – Nashville engineer Bob Bullock  – Find out more at BobBullock.net The post Episode #34 – Nashville Engineer Bob Bullock, Youtube’s Music Key, Gibson moving into Tower Records appeared first on Bobby Owsinski's Inner Circle Podcast.