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On this episode we discuss Brayden and Ethans experience at Milsim West's "Kharkiv Hammer" at Hill 559 in California. Plus, old school Airsofters say goodbye to the OG Airsoft community website, Arnies Airsoft. Please rate and review everywhere you can. Brayden's YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/@RageLordBrayden Gorilla Airsoft Radio Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/gorillaairsoftradio Contact email gorillaairsoftradio@gmail.com Gorilla Airsoft Discord https://discord.gg/GxaJF6bF

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Folge 11 und die Lage spitzt sich massiv zu! Frauen, Ethans, Luken!Service-Hinweis:Sonntags: Maria guckt: LOSTFreitags: NiwiveAlle zwei Wochen dienstags (auf Patreon oder Apple Channel): Lindi oder WIMAFWenn ihr uns unterstützen möchtet: https://www.patreon.com/niemandwirdverurteilt Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ethan is back in town! Like & Subscribe to be SIMPLIFIED! Nicky Rod, widely known as the Black Belt Slayer, hail's from New Jersey, the land of pizza & biceps. He is a two time ADCC silver medalist, an EBI absolute world champion, as well as the world's most beautiful grappler. Nicky Rods Instructionals: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/d.. . Ethan Crelinsten, clearly the most intelligent and most good looking of the the three Simple Men, is a two time ADCC trials winner, as well as placing 1st in thousands of other tournaments. His grappling prowess goes far beyond what Nicky rod and Damien hope to acquire. As you listen to the podcast, pay most attention to Ethan as he will most likely be saying the coolest shit. Ethan Crelinstens Instructionals: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/a.. . Damien Anderson is an ADCC Trials Bronze Medalist with multiple wins over multiple black belt world champions. Currently ranked 8th in the world at 145lbs and 9th at 155lbs. Also has ownership rights of Ethan Crelinsten Damien Andersons Instructionals: https://bjjdamienonline.teachable.com/ Nicky Rod, Damien Anderson & Ethan Crelinsten are based in Austin, Texas and roll daily at B-Team Jiu Jitsu. Produced by: https://www.instagram.com/jimnotjimmy8N2YZ9YhZPMY80vCSfhdUT5APLzkcQRxoCnMQQAvD_BwE/ (personal page) https://www.instagram.com/jim_shoots_things/ (prod. page) Make sure to visit our sponsors, MASF Supplements/ Violent Hippie use promo code "SIMPLEMAN" at check out to receive a 15% discount "BE KIND OR ELSE!" Wepsites: masfsupplements.com violenthippie.com Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/violent__hippie/ https://www.instagram.com/masf_supplements/ Simple man instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesimplemanpodcast/ Merch Store: https://www.alvafitness.com/collections/simple-man-podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092264801089 Carne Jerky: https://www.instagram.com/carnejerky_/ NEW TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@therealsimplemanpodcast?lang=en Anaconda Fightwear: https://anacondafightwear.co/products/anacondakneebrace?gclid=CjwKCAiAlcyuBhBnEiwAOGZ2S6jy4e-hIsOD-_PV8qcvo- 8N2YZ9YhZPMY80vCSfhdUT5APLzkcQRxoCnMQQAvD_BwE Promo code: https://Www.anacondafightwear.co/SIMPLEMAN15 Marekhealth:

It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you Ethan Cochran, the lead guitarist (#shred-lord) of Central Coast band The Gypsy Wailers  They have just released their debut LP last week called HOWLIN' ON THE STREETS OF NOWHERE LAND which was recorded right here at Bangerz & Mosh Studios

GET SIMPLIFIED with NickyRod, JayRod, Ethan, & Damien you might learn a thing or two or not! Nicky Rod, widely known as the Black Belt Slayer, hail's from New Jersey, the land of pizza & biceps. He is a two time ADCC silver medalist, an EBI absolute world champion, as well as the world's most beautiful grappler. Nicky Rods Instructionals: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/d.. . Ethan Crelinsten, clearly the most intelligent and most good looking of the the three Simple Men, is a two time ADCC trials winner, as well as placing 1st in thousands of other tournaments. His grappling prowess goes far beyond what Nicky rod and Damien hope to acquire. As you listen to the podcast, pay most attention to Ethan as he will most likely be saying the coolest shit. Ethan Crelinstens Instructionals: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/a.. . Damien Anderson is an ADCC Trials Bronze Medalist with multiple wins over multiple black belt world champions. Currently ranked 8th in the world at 145lbs and 9th at 155lbs. Also has ownership rights of Ethan Crelinsten Damien Andersons Instructionals: https://bjjdamienonline.teachable.com/ Nicky Rod, Damien Anderson & Ethan Crelinsten are based in Austin, Texas and roll daily at B-Team Jiu Jitsu. Produced by: https://www.instagram.com/jimnotjimmy/ (personal page) https://www.instagram.com/jim_shoots_things/ (prod. page) Make sure to visit our sponsors, MASF Supplements/ Violent Hippie use promo code "SIMPLEMAN" at check out to receive a 15% discount "BE KIND OR ELSE!" Wepsites: masfsupplements.com violenthippie.com Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/violent__hippie/ https://www.instagram.com/masf_supplements/ Simple man instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesimplemanpodcast/ Merch Store: https://www.alvafitness.com/collections/simple-man-podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092264801089 Carne Jerky: https://www.instagram.com/carnejerky_/ NEW TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@therealsimplemanpodcast?lang=en Anaconda Fightwear: https://anacondafightwear.co/products/anacondakneebrace?gclid=CjwKCAiAlcyuBhBnEiwAOGZ2S6jy4e-hIsOD-_PV8qcvo-8N2YZ9YhZPMY80vCSfhdUT5APLzkcQRxoCnMQQAvD_BwE BJJ Guard-Co. : https://bjjguardco.com/collections/all 0:00 intro ( UFC 298 & the Zuck) 8:45 Would you like to have a talk with the higher ups? 13:00 Whats next for Volk? 15:00 NickyRod is having a kid! 21:10 JayRod at UFC Fightpass 25:05 NickyRod at UFC Fightpass 26:10 Sponsors 27:50 Q&A Time pt.1 32:20 Pedos in hollywood 38:50 Soft white underbelly & homeless people 45:45 JayRod gets hate for buggy choking Imanari 47:30 Q&A Time pt.2 57:00 CD players in cars & whales from wolfs? 1:00:10 Cauliflower Ear Storys 1:03:10 Airbnb Rental Arbitrage 1:06:50 Jays Staph Story 1:09:25 Ethans jam toe & what our feet should look like 1:12:40 Where are we from? & random facts 1:20:05 Ninja warrior 1:21:48 What sports would NickyRods Do? 1:24:40 outro

Today's guest is Taylor Ethans Having a highly successful career in the finance and investment world, Taylor knows a thing or two about return on investment. Like most if not all of our clients he entered to gain control over his relationship with alcohol and quickly realized that alcohol was only a fraction of the issues that had to be uncovered and worked through. We say it often on the inside if IAMACOMEBACK... If you are here to only stop drinking, you are playing entirely too small... Removing alcohol from the equation is a critical component, however, it is what you create with the renewed clarity can control that really matters. -IAMACOMEBACK #mindset #motivation #grow #growth #inspire #podcast #interview #testimonial

Kimberley: Welcome back, Ethan Smith. I love you. Tell me how you are. First, tell me who you are. For those who haven't heard of your brilliance, tell us who you are. Ethan: I love you. My name is Ethan Smith, and I'm a national advocate for the International OCD Foundation and just an all-around warrior for OCD, letting people know that there's help and there's hope. That's what I've dedicated my life to doing. Kimberley: You have done a very good job. I'm very, very impressed. Ethan: I appreciate that. It's a work in progress. Kimberley: Well, that's the whole point of today, right? It is a work in progress. For those of you who don't know, we have several episodes with Ethan. This is a part two, almost part three, episode, just catching up on where you're at. The last time we spoke, you were sharing about the journey of self-compassion that you're on and your recovery in many areas. Do you want to briefly catch us up on where you're at and what it's been like since we met last? Ethan: Yeah, for sure. We'll do a quick recap, like the first three minutes of a TV show where they're like, “So, you're here, and what happened before?”  Kimberley: Previously on. Ethan: Yeah, previously, on real Ethans of Coweta County, which sounds super country and rural. The last time we spoke, I was actually really vulnerable. I don't mean that as touting myself, but I said for the first time publicly about a diagnosis of bipolar. At that time, when we spoke, I had really hit a low—a new low that came from a very hypomanic episode, and it was not related to OCD. I found myself in a really icky spot. Part of the reason for coming or reaching that bottom was when I got better from OCD into recovery and maintenance, navigating life for the first time, really for the first time as an adult man in Los Angeles, which isn't an easy city, navigating the industry, which isn't the nicest place, and having been born with OCD and really that comprising the majority of my life. The next 10 years were really about me growing and learning how to live. But I don't know that I knew that at the time. I really thought it was about, okay, now we're going to succeed, and I'm going to make money, live all my dreams, meet my partner, and stuff's going to happen because OCD is not in the way. That isn't to say that that can't happen, and that wasn't necessary. I had some amazing life experiences. It wasn't like I had a horrible nine years. There were some wonderful things. But one of the things that I learned coming to this diagnosis and this conclusion was how hard I was being on myself by not “achieving” all the goals and the dreams that I set out to do for myself. It was the first time in a long time, really in my entire life, that I saw myself as a failure and that I didn't have a mental illness to blame for that failure. I looked at the past nine years, and I went, “Okay, I worked so hard to get here, and I didn't do it. I worked so hard to get here in a personal relationship, and I didn't get there. I worked so hard to get here financially, and I didn't even come close." In the past, I could always say, “Oh, OCD anxiety.” I couldn't do it. I couldn't finish it. I dropped out. That was always in the way. It was the first time I went, “Oh wow, okay, this is on Ethan. This is on me. I must not be creative enough, smart enough, good enough, strong enough, or brave enough.” That line of thinking really sent me down a really dark rabbit hole into a really tough state of depression and hypomania and just engaging in unhealthy activities and things like that until I just came crashing down. When we connected, I think I had just moved from Los Angeles to Atlanta and was resetting in a way. At that time, it very much felt like I was taking a step back. I had left Los Angeles. It just wasn't a healthy place for me at that time. My living situation was difficult because of my upstairs neighbor, and it was just very complicated. So, I ended up moving back to Georgia for work, and I ended up moving back in with my parents. I don't remember if we talked about that or not, but it was a good opportunity to reset. At that time, it very much looked and felt like I was going backwards. I just lived for 10 years on my own in Los Angeles, pursuing my dreams and goals. I was living at home when I was sick. What does this mean? I'm not ready to move. I'm not ready to leave. I haven't given up on my dream. What am I doing? I think if we skip the next three years from 2019 on, in retrospect, it wasn't taking a step back; it was taking a step forward. It was just choosing a different path that I didn't realize because that decision led to some of the healthiest, most profound experiences in my life that I'm currently living. I can look back at that moment and see, “Oh, I failed. I've given up.” This is backwards. In reality, it was such a beautiful stepping stone, and I was willing to step back to move forward, to remove myself from a situation, and then reinsert myself in something. Where I am now is I'm engaged, to be married. I guess that's what engaged means. I guess I'm not engaged with a lawyer. I'm engaged, and that's really exciting. Kimberley: Your phone isn't engaged. Ethan: Yeah, for sure, to an amazing human being. I have a thriving business. I'm legitimately doing so many things that I never thought I would do in life ever, whether it had to do with bipolar or more prominently in my life, OCD, where I spent age 20 to 31, accepting that I was home-ish bound and that was going to be my life forever and that I'm “disabled” or “handicapped,” and that's just my normal. I had that conversation with my parents. That was just something that I was going to have to live with and accept. I'm doing lots of things that I never expected to do. But what I've noticed with OCD is, as the stakes seem raised because you're engaging yourself in so many things that are value-driven and that you care about, the stakes seem higher. You have more to lose. When you're at the bottom, it's like, okay, so what? I'm already like all these things. Nothing can go wrong now because I'm about to get married to my soulmate, and my business is doing really well. I have amazing friends, and I love my OCD community. The thoughts and the feelings are much more intense again because I feel like I have a lot more to lose. Whereas I was dismissing thoughts before, now they carry a little bit more weight and importance to me because I'm afraid of losing the things that I care about more. There's other people in my life. It's not just about me. With that mindset came not a disregard but almost forgetting how to be self-compassionate with myself. One of the things that came out of that bipolar diagnosis in my moving forward was the implementation of active work around self-compassion. I did workbooks, I worked very closely with my therapist, and we proactively did tons and tons of work in self-compassion. You can interrupt me at any time, because I'll keep babbling. So, please feel free to interrupt. I realized that I was not practicing self-compassion in my life at all. I don't know that I ever had. Learning self-compassion was like learning Japanese backwards. It was the most confusing thing in the world. The analogy that I always said: my therapist, who I've been with for 13 years, would say to me, “You just need to accept where you are and embrace where you are right now. It's okay to be there. Give yourself grace.” She would say all these things.  I always subscribe to the likes of, “You have to work harder. You can't lift yourself off the hook. Drive, drive, drive, drive.” That was what I knew. I tried to fight her on her logic. I said, “If there's a basketball team and they're in the finals and it's halftime and they're down by 10, does the coach go to the basketball team and say, ‘Hey guys, let's just appreciate where we are right now; let's just be in this moment and recognize that we're down by 10 and be okay with that.'” I'm like, “No, of course not. He doesn't go in there and say that. He goes, ‘You better get it together and all this stuff.'” I remember my therapist goes, “Yeah, but they're getting out of bed.” I'm like, “Oh, okay, that's the difference.” They're actually living their life. I'm completely paralyzed because I'm just beating myself down.  But what I've learned in the last three or four years is that self-compassion is a continuous work in progress for me and has to be like a conscious, intentional practice. I found myself in the last year really not giving myself a lot of self-compassion. There's a myriad of reasons why, but I really wanted to come on and talk about it with you and just share some of my own experiences, pitfalls, and things that I've been dealing with.  I will say the last two years have probably been the hardest couple of years and the most beautiful simultaneously, but hard in terms of OCD, thoughts and triggers, anxiety, and just my overall baseline comfort level being raised because, again, there's so many beautiful things happening. That terrifies me. I mean, we know OCD is triggered by good stress or bad stress. So, this is definitely one of those circumstances where the stakes seem higher. They seem raised, so I need more certainty. I need it. I have to have more certainty. I don't, really. I'm okay with uncertainty, but part of that component is the amount of self-compassion that I give myself. I haven't been the best at it the last couple of years, especially in the last six months. I haven't been so good. Kimberley: I think this is very validating for people, myself included, in that when you are functioning, it doesn't seem like it's needed. But when we're not functioning, it also doesn't feel like it's needed. So, I want to catch myself on that. What are some roadblocks that you faced in the implementation of this journey of self-compassion or the practice of self-compassion? What gets in the way for you? Ethan: I will give you a specific example. It's part of my two-year journey. In the last year and a half, I started working with a nutritionist. Physical health has become more important to me. It may not look like that, but getting there, a work in progress. But the reality of it is, and this is just true, I'm marrying a woman who's 12 years younger than me. I want to be a dad. I can't wait to have children. The reality of my life—which I'm very accepting of my current reality, which was something I wasn't, and we were probably talking about that before—was like, I wanted to be younger. I hated that everything was happening now. I wasn't embracing where I was and who I was in that reality. I'm very at peace with where I am, but the reality of my reality is that I will be an older father. So, a value-driven thing for me to do is get healthier physically because I want to be able to run around and play catch in 10 years with my kid. I would be 55 or 60 and be able to be in their lives for as long as I possibly could. I started working with a nutritionist, and for me, weight has always been an issue. Always. It has been a lifelong struggle for me. I've always yo-yoed. It's always been about emotional eating. It's always been a coping mechanism for me. I started working with a nutritionist. She's become a really good friend, an influence in my life, and an accountability partner. I'm not on a diet or lifestyle change. There's no food off the table. I track and I journal. But in doing this, I told her from the beginning, "In the first three months, I will be the best client you've ever had,” because that's what I do—I start perfectly. Then something happens, and I get derailed. I was like, my goal is to come back on when I get derailed. That is the goal for me. And that's exactly what happened. I was the star student for three months. I didn't miss a beat. I lost 15 pounds. The goal wasn't weight loss, mind you; it was just eating healthier and making more intentional choices. Then I had some OCD pipe up, my emotions were dysregulated, and I really struggled with the nutrition piece. I did get back on track.  Over the last year, I gained about seven pounds doing this nutrition. Over the last six months, I was so angry at myself for looking at my year's journey. This is just an example of multiple things with self-compassion, but this is the most concrete and tangible I can think of at the moment. But looking at my year and looking at it with that black-and-white OCD brain and saying, “I failed. I'm a piece of crap. I'm not where I want to be on my journey. I've had all of the support I could possibly have. I have all the impetus. I want to be thinner for my wedding. I want to look my best at my wedding. What is wrong with me? In these vulnerable emotional states or these moments of struggle, why did I give in?” In the last couple of months, I literally refused to give myself any compassion or grace around food, screw-ups, mess-ups, and any of that. I refused. My partner Katie would tell me, “Ethan, you have to love--” I'm like, “No, I do not deserve it.” I'm squandering this opportunity. I just wholeheartedly refused to give myself compassion. Because it's always been an issue, I'm like, “What's it going to take?” Well, compassion can't be the answer. I need tough love for myself.  I think I did this in a lot of areas of my life because, for me, I don't know, there's a stigma around self-compassion. Sometimes, even though I understand what it is on paper-- and I've read your workbook and studied a lot of Kristin Neff, who's an amazing self-compassion expert. On paper, I can know what it is, which is simply embracing where you are in the moment without judgment and still wanting better for yourself and giving yourself that grace and compassion, regardless of where it is.  I felt like I couldn't do that anymore because I wasn't supposed to. I wasn't allowed. I suddenly reframed self-compassion as a weakness and as an excuse rather than-- it was very much how I thought about it before I even learned anything about self-compassion, and I found myself just not a very loving person myself. My internal self-talk was really horrible and probably the worst. If somebody was talking to me like this, you always try to make it external and be like, “Oh, if somebody talked to you like this, would they be your friend? Would you listen to them?” I was calling myself names. I gave myself a room. It was almost in every facet of my life, and it was really, really eating at me. It took a significant-- yeah, go ahead. Kimberley: When I'm with clients and we're talking about behaviors, we always talk about the complex outcomes of them, like the consequences that you were being hard on yourself, that it still wasn't working, and so forth. But then we always spend some time looking at, let's say, somebody is drinking excessively or doing any behavior that's not helpful to them. We also look at why it was helping them, because we don't do things unless we think they're helping. What was the reason you engaged in the criticism piece? How did that serve you in those moments? Ethan: It didn't, in retrospect. In the moment, I think behaving in that way feels much like grabbing a spear and putting on armor. I don't know if it's stigma or male stigma. I mean, I've always had no problem being sensitive, being open to sensitivity, and being who I am as an individual. But with all of this good in my life, my emotions are more intense. My thoughts are more intense. My OCD is more intense. I felt like I needed to put on-- I basically defaulted to my original state of thinking before I even learned about self-compassion, which is head down, bull horns out, and I'm just going to charge through all of this because it's the only way. It's just like losing insight. When you're struggling with OCD, it's like you lose insight, you lose objectivity. It's like there's only one way through this.  I think it's important to note, in addition to the self-compassion piece, this year especially, there's been some physical things and some somatic symptoms that I've gotten really stuck on. I'm really grateful that-- and I love to talk about it with advocacy. It's like, advocates, all of us, just because we're speaking doesn't mean that we have an OCD-free life or a struggle-free life. That's just not it. I always live by the mantra: more good days than bad. That is my jam. I'm pleased to report that in the last 13 years, I've still had more good days than bad, but it doesn't mean that I don't have a tough month.  I think that in the last couple of years, I've definitely been challenged in a new way because there's been some things that have come up that are valid. I have a lot of health anxiety, and they've been actual physical things that have manifested, that are legitimate things. Of course, my catastrophic brain grabs onto them. You Google once, and it's over. I have three and a half minutes to live for a brown toenail, and-- Kimberley: You died already. Ethan: I'm already dead. I think it all comes back around to this idea of self-stigma, that even if you know all this stuff like, I'm not allowed to struggle, I'm not allowed to suffer, I have to be a rock, I have to be all things to all people—it's all these very black and white rules that are impossible for a human being to live by because that's just not reality. I mean, I think that's why the tough exterior came back because it was like, “All right, life is more challenging.” The beautiful thing about recovery is, for the most part, it didn't affect my functioning, which was amazing. I could still look at every day and go, “I was 70% present,” or “I was 60% present and 40% in my head, but still being mindful and still doing work and still showing up and still traveling.” From somebody that was completely shut down, different people respond in different ways to OCD. From somebody who came from completely shutting down and being bedridden, this was a huge win. But for me, it wasn't a huge win in my head. It was a massive failing on my part. What was I doing wrong? How was it?  Just as much as I would talk every week on my live streams and talk about, it's a disease, not a decision, it's a disorder. I can say that all day long, but there are times when it tricks me, and I stigmatize myself around it.  It's been very much that in the last year, for sure. It's been extremely challenging facing this new baseline for myself. Because, let's face it, I'm engaging in things that I've never experienced before. I've never been in a three-year relationship with a woman. I've never been engaged. I've never bought a house. Outside of acting, I've never owned a business or been a businessperson. I mean, these are all really big commitments in life, and I'm doing them for the first time.  If I have insight now and it's like, I can have this conversation and say, “Yeah, I have every reason to be self-compassionate with myself.” These are all brand new things with no instruction manual. But it's very easy to lose sight of that insight and objectivity and to sit there and say-- we do a lot of comparing, so it's very easy to go, “Well, these are normal human things. Everybody gets married. Everybody works. This should be easy.” You talk about, like, never compare struggles, ever. If somebody walks to the mailbox and you can't, never compare struggles. But that's me going, “Well, this is normal life stuff. It's hard. Well, what's wrong with me?” Kimberley: Right. I think, for me, when I'm thinking about when you're talking, I go in and out of beating myself up for my parenting, because, gosh, I can't seem to perfect this parenting gig. I just can't. I have to figure it out. What's so interesting is when I start beating myself up and if I catch myself, I often ask myself, what would I have to feel if I had to accept that I'm not great at this? I actually suck at this. It's usually that I don't want to feel that. I will beat myself up to avoid having to feel the feelings that I'm not doing it right. That has been a gateway for me, like a little way to access the self-compassion piece. It's usually because I don't want to feel something. And that, for me, has been really helpful.  I think that when you're talking about this perceived failure—because that's what it is. It's a perceived failure, like we're all a failure compared to the person who's a little bit further ahead of us—what is it that you don't want to feel? Ethan: It's a tough question. You've caught me speechless, which is rare for me. I'm glad you're doing video because otherwise, this would be a very boring section of the podcast. For me, the failing piece isn't as much of an issue. It was before. I don't feel like I've failed. In fact, I feel like I'm living more into where I'm supposed to be in my values. I think for me, the discomfort falls around being vulnerable and not in control. I think those are two areas that I really struggle with. I always say, sometimes I feel like I'm naked in a sandstorm. That's how I feel. That's the last thing you want to be. Well, you don't want to be in a sandstorm—not naked, but naked in a sandstorm—you don't want to see me naked at all. That's the bottom line. No nudity from Ethan. But regardless, you're probably alone in the sandstorm. You feel the stinging and all of that. No, I'm just saying that's what I picture it feels like.  Kimberley: Yeah, it's an ouch. That feels like an ouch. Ethan: It feels like a big ouch. I think that vulnerability, for me, is scary. I'm not good at showing vulnerability. Meaning, I have no problem within our community. I'll talk about it all day long. I'll talk about what happened yesterday or the day before. I'll be vulnerable. But for people who don't know me, I struggle with it.  Kimberley: Me too. Ethan: Yeah. We all have our public faces. But vulnerability scares me in terms of being a human being, being fallible, and not being able to live up to expectations. What if I have to say I can't today? Or I'm just not there right now and not in control of things that scare me. Those feelings, I think, have really thrown me a bit more than usual, again. I keep saying this because things feel more at stake, and they're not, but I feel like I have so much more to live for. That's not saying that I didn't feel like I didn't have a reason to live before. That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm simply saying, dreams come true, and how lucky am I? But when dreams come true with OCD, it latches onto the things we care about most and then says, “That's going to be taken away from you. Here are all the things you have to do to protect that thing.” I think it'd been a long time since I'd really faced that.  To answer your question in short, I think, for me, vulnerability and uncertainty around what I can't control, impacting the things that I care about most, are scary. Kimberley: I resonate so much with what you're saying. I always explain to my eating disorder clients, “When you have an eating disorder and you hit your goal weight, you would think we would celebrate and be like, ‘Okay, I hit it. I'm good now.'” But now there's the anxiety that you're going to go backwards. Even though you've hit this ridiculous goal, this unhealthy goal, the anxiety is as high as it ever was because the fear of losing what you've got is terrifying. I think that's so true for so many people. And I do agree with you. I think that we do engage in a lot of self-criticism because it feels safer than the vulnerability, the loss of control, or whatever that we have to feel. What has been helpful for you in moving back towards compassion? I know you said it's like an up-and-down journey, and we're all figuring this out as we go. What's been helpful for you? Ethan: A couple of things. I think it's worth talking about, or at least bringing up this idea of core fear. I've done some recent core fear work, just trying to determine, at the root of everything, what is my core fear? For me, it comes down to suffering. I'm afraid of suffering. I'm not afraid of dying; I'm afraid of suffering. I'm afraid of my entire life having to be focused on health and disease because that's what living with OCD when I was really sick was about. It's all I focused on. So, I'm so terrified of my life suddenly being refocused on that.  Even if I did come down with something awful, it doesn't mean that my life has to solely focus on that thing. But in my mind, my core fear is, what if I have to move away from these values that I'm looking at right now and face something different? That scares the crap out of me.  The first thing around that core fear is the willingness to let that be there and give myself compassion and grace, and what does that look like, which is a lot of things. This fear—this new fear and anxiety—hasn't stopped me from moving forward in any way, but it sure has made it a little bit more uncomfortable and taken a little bit of the joy out of it. That's where I felt like I needed to put on a second warrior helmet and fight instead of not resisting, opening myself up, and being willing to be naked in a sandstorm.  One of the things that I've learned most about is, as a business owner yourself, and if you're a workaholic, setting boundaries in self-care is really hard. I didn't really connect until this year the connection, the correlation between self-care and self-compassion. If I don't have self-compassion, I won't allow myself to give myself self-care. I won't. I won't do it because I don't deserve it. There's a very big difference between time off, not working, sleeping, but then actually taking care of yourself. It's three different things. There's working, there's not working, and then there's self-care. I didn't know that either. It was like, “Well, I didn't work tonight.” Well, that's not necessarily self-care. You just weren't in a meeting, or you weren't working on something. Self-care is proactive. It's purposeful. It's intentional.  Giving myself permission to say no to things, even at the risk of my own reputation, because I feel like saying no is a big bad word, because that shows that I can't handle everything at once, Kim. I can't do it all. And that is a no-no for me. Like, no, no, no, everybody needs to believe that you can do everything everywhere all at once, which was a movie. That's the biggest piece of it.  Recently, I was able to employ some self-care where it was needed at the risk of the optic seeming. I felt like, "Here I am, world. I'm weak, and I can't handle it anymore." That's what I feel like is on the other end.  I was sick, and I had been traveling every week since the end of March. I don't sleep very well. I just don't. When I'm going from bed to bed, I really don't sleep well. I had been in seven or eight cities in seven or eight weeks. I had been home for 24 hours. This was only three weeks ago, and I was about to head out on my last trip, and the meeting that I was going for, the primary reason, got canceled, not by me. I was still going to meet with people that I love and enjoy. I woke up the day before I was traveling, and I was sick. I was like, “Oh man, do I still go?” The big reason was off the table, but there were still many important reasons to go, but I was exhausted. I was tired. I was sick. My body was saying, “Enough.” I had enough insight to say, I'm not avoiding this. This isn't anxiety. This is like straight up.  When I texted the team—this is around work and things that I value—I was like, “I'm not coming.” I said, “I'm not coming.” They responded, “We totally understand. Take care of yourself.” And what I read was, “You weak ass bastard. You should suck it up and come here, because that's what I would have done. Why are you being so lame and lazy?” That is what I read. This is just an instance of what I generally feel if I can't live up to an expectation. I always put these non-human pressures on myself.  But making this choice, within two days, I was able to reset intentionally. This doesn't mean I'm going to go to bed and avoid life. I rested for a day because I needed to sleep to get better. But the next few days were filled with value-driven decisions and choices and walks and exercising and getting back on nutrition and drinking lots of water and spending quality time with people that I care about, and my body and brain just saying, “You need a moment.” Within a couple of days, everything changed. My OCD quickly dropped back down to baseline. My anxiety quickly dropped back down. I had insight and objectivity.  When I went back to work later that week—I work from home—I was way more effective and efficient. But I wouldn't have been able to do that. It was very, very hard to give myself self-compassion around making that simple decision that everybody was okay with. Kimberley: I always say my favorite saying is, “I'm sorry, but I'm at capacity right now.” That has changed my life because it's true. It's not even a lie. I'm constantly at capacity, and I find that people do really get it. But for me to say that once upon a time, I feel this. When I was sick, the same thing. I'm going to think I'm a total nutcase if I keep saying no to these people. But that is my go-to sentence, “I'm at capacity right now,” and it's been so helpful.  Ethan: In max bandwidth.  Kimberley: Yes. What I think is interesting too is I think for those who have been through recovery and have learned not to do avoidant behaviors and have learned not to do compulsions, saying “I need a break” feels like you've broken the rules of ERP. They're different things. Ethan: You hit them down. I was literally going to say that. It also felt when I made that decision that it felt old history to me, like old Ethan, pre-getting better. I make the joke. It was true. I killed my grandfather like 20 times while he was still alive. Grandpa died. I can't come to the thing. I can't travel. I can't do the thing. This was early 2000s, but I had a fake obituary that I put into Photoshop. I would just change the date so I can email it to them later and be like, it really happened. I would do this. It's like, here was a reason. It was 100% valid. Nobody questioned it. It was not based on OCD. It was a value-driven decision, and it felt so icky. My body felt like I might as well have sent a fake obituary to these people about the fake death of my grandfather. It felt like that. So, I wholeheartedly agree with you. Kimberley: I think it's so important that we acknowledge that post-recovery or during recovery is that saying acts of compassion sometimes will feel like and sound like they're compulsions when they're actually not.  Ethan: That's such a great point. I totally agree with you. Kimberley: They're actually like, I am actually at capacity. Or the expectation was so large, which for you, it sounds like it is for me too—the expectation was so large, I can't meet that either. That sucks. It's not fun.  Ethan: No, it's not. It's not because, I mean, there's just these scales that we weigh ourselves on and what we think we can account for. I mean, the pressure that we put on ourselves. And that's why, like the constant practice of self-compassion, the constant practice of being mindful and mindfulness, this constant idea of-- I mean, I always forget the exact thing, but you always say, I strive to be a B- or C+. I can never remember if it's a B- or C+, but-- Kimberley: B-. Ethan: B-. Okay, cool.  Kimberley: C+ if you really need it. Ethan: Yeah. To this day, I heard that 10 years ago, and I still struggle with that saying because I'm like, I don't even know that I can verbally say it. Like, I want to be a B... okay, that's good enough. Because it sounds terrifying. It's like, “No, I want to be an A+ at everything I do.”  I know we're closing in on time. One of the things I just wanted to say is thank you not only for being an amazing human being, an amazing advocate, an amazing clinician, and an okay mom, as we talked about. Kimberley: Facts. #facts. Ethan: But part of the reason I love advocating is I really didn't come on here to share a specific point or get something across that I felt was important. I think it's important as an advocate figure for somebody who doesn't like transparency or vulnerability to be as transparent and vulnerable as possible and let people see a window into somebody that they may look at and go, “That person doesn't struggle ever. I want to be like that. I see him every week on whatever, and he's got it taken care of. Even when it's hard, it isn't that hard.”  For me, being able to come on and give a window into Ethan in the last six months is so crucial and important. I want to thank you for letting me be here and share a little bit about my own life and where I met the goods and the bads. I wouldn't trade any of it, but I appreciate you. Kimberley: No, thank you. I so appreciate that because it is an up-and-down journey and we're all figuring it out, myself included. You could have interviewed me and I could have done similar things. Like here are the ways that I suck and really struggle with self-compassion. Here are the times where I've completely forgotten about it as a skill until my therapist is like, “Uh, you wrote this book about this thing that you might want to practice a little more of.” I think that it's validating to hear that learning it once is not all you need; it is a constant practice. Ethan: Yeah, it definitely is. Self-compassion is, to me, one of the most important skills and tools that we have at our disposal. It doesn't matter if you have a mental health issue or not. It's just an amazing way of life. I think I'll always be a student of it. It still feels like Japanese backwards sometimes. But I'm a lot better at putting my hand-- well, my heart's on that side, but putting my hand in my heart, and letting myself feel and be there for myself. I never mind. I'm a huge, staunch advocate of silver linings. I've said this a million times, and I'll always say, having been on the sidelines of life and not being able to participate, when life gets hard and stressful, deep down, I still have gratitude toward it because that means I'm actually living and participating. Even when things feel crappy or whatever, I know there'll be a lesson from it. I know good things will come of it. I try to think of those things as they're happening. It's meaningful to me because it gives me insight and lets me know that there'll be a lesson down the road. I don't know if it'll pay itself back tomorrow or in 10 years, but someday I'll be able to look at that and be like, “Well, I got to reintroduce myself to self-compassion. I got to go on Kim Quinlan's podcast, Your Anxiety Toolkit, and be able to talk to folks about my experience.” While I didn't quite enjoy it, it was a life experience, and it was totally worth it for these reasons. Now I get to turn my pain into my purpose. I think that's really cool. Kimberley: Yeah, I do too. I loved how you said before that moving home felt like it was going backwards, but it was actually going completely forward. I think that is the reality of life. You just don't know until later what it's all about. I'm so grateful for you being on the show. Thank you so much for coming on again. Ethan: Well, thanks for having me, and we'll do one in another 200 episodes. Kimberley: Yes, let's do it. Ethan: Okay.

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On today's episode of Latitude's In Session podcast, were joined by Ethan Escue to discuss his Colorado high country mule deer and Missouri public land whitetail success. Ethan has hunted a total of 4 days this season and has two giant bucks on the ground. On this episode, we hear the story of both hunts, as well as some tactic talk. We discuss: Ethans high country Mule deer hunt Day 2 success on Missouri Public Land Mapping out basins in the high country How glassing played a role in each hunt Hard work in the field pays dividends Much more! Latitude Outdoors link:https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Latitude Outdoors discount code - Insession This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Ethan Crabtree is on the show this morning to tell us about “Kicks 4 Coats”. Registered with the State of Ohio, “Kicks 4 Coats” was Crabtree's idea of giving back to his community, supported through his own earnings and through donations that would rely on his kicking statistics during the football season. For every field goal, point after touchdown and touchback that Crabtree earns, “Kicks 4 Coats” would donate one coat to a child in Jackson County. Last year they gave away 124 coats with the help of our community, and this year Ethans doing it again for his senior year!

Join us as we stumble through mission impossible 4, 5, 6 and share our feelings on the new movie, Dead Reckoning Part 1! This Episode Features: Lydia being sick- NOT drunk, vampire ai cult apostles, why are we still using technology, Ethans wife supremacy, and the ultimate question; is this falling into James Bond trappings? PSA: Story Analysis Podcast will be going on break for the month of August! See us back in September with new content and our 100th episode special! Thank you for listening :D This Episode Contains Spoilers for: All Mission Impossible movies #ghostprotocol #deadreckoning #deadreckoningpartone #missionimpossible #roguenation #fallout #ethanhunt

Nicky Rod, widely known as the Black Belt Slayer, hail's from New Jersey, the land of pizza & biceps. He is a two time ADCC silver medalist, an EBI absolute world champion, as well as the world's most beautiful grappler. Ethan Crelinsten, clearly the most intelligent and most good looking of the the three Simple Men, is a two time ADCC trials winner, as well as placing 1st in thousands of other tournaments. His grappling prowess goes far beyond what Nicky rod and Damien hope to acquire. As you listen to the podcast, pay most attention to Ethan as he will most likely be saying the coolest shit. Damien Anderson is an ADCC Trials Bronze Medalist with multiple wins over multiple black belt world champions. Currently ranked 8th in the world at 145lbs and 9th at 155lbs. Also has ownership rights of Ethan Crelinsten Nicky Rod, Damien Anderson & Ethan Crelinsten are based in Austin, Texas and roll daily at B-Team Jiu Jitsu. Make sure to visit our sponsors, MASF Supplements/ Violent Hippie use promo code "SIMPLEMAN" at check out to receive a 15% discount "BE KIND OR ELSE!" Wepsites: masfsupplements.com violenthippie.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/violent__hippie... Merch Store: https://simplemanpod.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesimplemanp... Carne Jerky: https://www.instagram.com/_carnejerky/ JitzBitz: https://www.instagram.com/jitzbitzori... 0:00 INTRO (Welcome Back Nicky Ryan) 0:42 Papaya, Yea or Nah? 2:45 Harry Potter 3:25 Ethan Gets a Note & Wild B Team Comment 6:30 Bart Kwan & YouTube 10:34 UFC 289 11:55 Kazakhstan vs B Team 15:22 Kade Ruotolo vs Tommy Langaker 18:00 BJJ Close Outs 19:45 Slamming In BJJ 24:17 Hide & Seek / Manhunt 25:42 Up Coming Matches. 29:45 Snake in The Wild 31:00 Keep Austin Weird: The Homeless Situation 37:13 The Crocodile Virgin Mary 38:46 Does Nicky Ryan Want Kids/ Does Nicky Ryan Want To Get Married? 39:27 MASF & Violent Hippie 40:12 Ethans Car Problems 45:10 Nicky Ryans Car 48:45 Nicky Rod jr: How To Make A Son 52:00 Food in Europe, or Food in USA? 54:48 The Simple Men on Having a Daughter. 57:33 Nicky Ryan Growing Up With Gordan Ryan 1:00:07 Haunted Houses 1:01:13 Nicky Ryans Near Death Experience in Puerto Rico 1:05:24 Ethan Crashing Into a Bus Story 1:08:37 NickyRod Has Close Call In His Car 1:09:32 Nicky Ryans Car Crash Story 1:10:49 Renzo Days 1:15:46 Is Nicky Ryan Still Freinds With Anyone From His School? 1:17:00 Sibling Starts Smoking Cigs, Is It Cool, And What Do You Do?. 1:21:15 Age, Who Knows? 1:23:25 Damiens Brother 1:25:48 ADCC Invites? 1:27:45 Coming Back From Injury Too Early 1:31:00 Red Meat, Is It That Bad? & Bryan Johnson Reverse Aging 1:35:00 Ethans Dad & Being Healthy 1:38:20 OUTRO

On this episode of Headliners, Greg sits down with THE RAGGED JUBILEE to talk about their new album MULHOLLAND OVERDRIVE.The Ragged Jubilee consists of Ethan Burns (Guitar and Vocals), Chandler Haynes (Bass, Concepts), Aaron Wick (Drums) and Austin I'Anson (Guitar). The band is known for Ethans's powerful and gritty vocals, their hard hitting drums and intricately calculated rhythm and bass.San Luis Obispo, CA's The Ragged Jubilee recorded 'Mulholland Overdrive' in late 2020 with Rob Campanella (The Brian Jonestown Massacre). After spending most of that year cooped up and quarantined with ample time to write and practice, Ragged was ready to record their 5th studio album.Jacob Wick introduced the band to Rob Campanella and in December 2020 the band drove down to Rob's studio in LA. It took two days to record the album, mostly live. After recording the album, it was a longer road than expected for release but eventually Ragged signed to DC-Jam which allowed full steam ahead for releasing the album, 'Mulholland Overdrive.' The band feels this is their most ambitious project to date.The Ragged Jubilee has had their music prominently featured on multiple episodes of Netflix's Ozark, as well as the television shows, Supergirl, Walker, Shameless, The Good Lord Bird, and 68 Whiskey, and in recent blockbuster movies including Father Stu, and Buddy Games.CONNECT WITH THE RAGGED JUBILEEFacebook - Instagram - Twitter - BandCampSUPPORT THIS SHOW

https://erfclubhouse.com/ Join The Clubhouse! In this episode I speak with our Clubhouse members Ethan and Laura. They talk about Ethans progress through joining the Clubhouse & how his progress this time around was different for many reasons. I hope you enjoy this episode and if you do, please feel free to leave a 5 star rating and review where ever you may listen! -E

Ethans story is right out of the moives. His wife which they have a daughter together descided to run off with an inmate out the corectional facility they both worked at. Leaving Ethan and there Daughter behind. As of right now he still has temporary full custody and she is looking at 3 felony charges.     Check out Daddyissuesusa.com

In Episode 18- Life's a Breeze, Ethan presents Breeze Airways to the guys. Why is Breeze Airways so cheap? Is it safe? Ethans safety is feared for. Jack's 2 cents proves to be fruitful as it is advice that you should take. March Madness brackets are busted and the World Baseball Classic reigns supreme over all baseball. Derek also invents a new phrase that no one has ever heard, “A lotta cool”. Not an episode you want to miss!

Recap on a big week for Miresh's reds, a dreary week for Ethans blues and complacency for James gooners. like and subscribe! new episodes out weekly.

Ever wonder what it takes to scale your business to $400k per month?The short answer is A LOT. The long answer can be found in today's video :) In this podcast, I was interviewed by one of my students, Ethan, where we discussed my journey & what it took for me to get to where I am today. I hope you find it helpful. If you do, consider subscribing :)P.S. Check out Ethans channel - https://www.youtube.com/@ethanwelbyThanks,Charlie

Compaq gives birth to the PC clone,  Commodore and TI declare war on Sinclair &  A day of reckoning awaits the software business These stories and many more on this episode of the VGNRTM This episode we will look back at the biggest stories in and around the video game industry in January 1983. As always,  we'll mostly be using magazine cover dates, and those are of course always a bit behind the actual events. Jon from the Retro Games Squad is our cohost.  You can find his other fine retrogaming work here: https://retrogamesquad.libsyn.com/ Get us on your mobile device: Android:  https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly92aWRlb2dhbWVuZXdzcm9vbXRpbWVtYWNoaW5lLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz iOS:      https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/video-game-newsroom-time-machine And if you like what we are doing here at the podcast, don't forget to like us on your podcasting app of choice, YouTube, and/or support us on patreon! https://www.patreon.com/VGNRTM Send comments on Mastodon @videogamenewsroomtimemachine@oldbytes.space Or twitter @videogamenewsr2 Or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vgnrtm Or videogamenewsroomtimemachine@gmail.com Links: 7 Minutes in Heaven: River Raid     Video Version:  https://www.patreon.com/posts/78434628     https://www.mobygames.com/game/river-raid     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Raid     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_Shaw     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbia_Pictures#1980s:_Coca-Cola,_Tri-Star,_and_other_acquisitions_and_ventures     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kassar     https://www.amoa.com     https://www.mobygames.com/game/astron-belt     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEEwZkbSmEU Corrections:     December 1982 Ep - https://www.patreon.com/posts/december-1982-77433012    Ethans new series: https://www.youtube.com/@play_history     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velcro     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserDisc     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEEwZkbSmEU 1973 Pong doing well     https://archive.org/details/cashbox34unse_28/page/37/mode/1up     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pong 1983 Retailers rethink games     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/24/business/stores-reassess-video-games.html?searchResultPosition=20 Nassau County wants big money from operators     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/02/nyregion/battle-for-the-dollar-looms-in-albany.html?searchResultPosition=3 SNK sells direct to operators     Replay Jan. 1983 pg. 88        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxEzVjfkELo Japan recognizes game copyrights     Replay Jan. 1983 pg. 18       Games People Jan. 8, 1983 pg. 1 Bally Midway wins pillow fight     Games People Jan. 22, 1983 pg. 1 Pacmania continues     Games People Jan. 8, 1983 pg. 1         https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n12a/page/n3/mode/1up        https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n6/mode/1up?view=theater     https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083461/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1     https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085008/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Supercade Winter CES sees the rise of the software providers     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/08/business/the-new-software-suppliers.html?searchResultPosition=4        https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/08/arts/electronics-fair-views-consumer-s-tomorrow.html?searchResultPosition=5         https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n2/mode/1up     https://archive.org/details/Creative_Computing_1983-01/page/n7/mode/1up?view=theater Repackaged Consoles to debut at CES     https://retrocdn.net/File:ComputerEntertainer_US_Vol.1_10.pdf        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJDy0XC6vDg        http://ultimateconsoledatabase.com/classics/odyssey_3.htm     https://history.blueskyrangers.com/parkerbro/unreleasedparker.html Big names are being attracted to games     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/13/arts/makers-vie-for-millions-in-home-video-games.html?searchResultPosition=7        https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n11/page/n1/mode/1up      Buy 2 get 1 free is the post Xmas slogan     https://www.newspapers.com/clip/92300722/video-game-market-profile-part-1/         https://www.newspapers.com/clip/92300741/video-game-market-profile-part-2/ MB buys Sanders license     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/06/business/milton-bradley-license.html?searchResultPosition=6 Imagic settles with Atari     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/05/business/atari-suit-settled.html?searchResultPosition=2 Imagic delays stock offering     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n12a     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n3/mode/1up     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n3/mode/1up Custer's Revenge resolution goes to court     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/23/nyregion/video-games-pose-thorny-legal-issue.html?searchResultPosition=18        Games People Jan. 1 1983, pg. 4     https://www.mobygames.com/game/atari-2600/swedish-erotica-custers-revenge Custer's Revenge discontinued     https://www.newspapers.com/clip/92040119/custers-revenge-pulled-from-shelves/ Atari warns users against 3rd party carts in Germany     https://archive.org/details/atari-club-magazin-1983-1/page/4/mode/1up Modify your games with Answer's PGP1         https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n5/mode/1up?view=theater         http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-personal-game-programmer-pgp-1_20131.html Turn your VCS into  a computer     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n5/mode/1up?view=theater        http://atarihq.com/museum/2678/piggybak.html     https://books.google.de/books?id=7y8EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA9&lpg=PA9&dq=entex+2000+piggyback&source=bl&ots=OX0w8DE4xG&sig=ACfU3U3WG9VdcJUcR9NCX3q7LdlLJxWc8Q&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJ9830hfn8AhVUgf0HHVo_AZQQ6AF6BAgdEAM#v=onepage&q=entex%202000%20piggyback&f=false Palmtex takes gaming on the go     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n3/mode/1up       https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmtex_Portable_Videogame_System        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP7wtw4rk4g Byte gets hands on with Compaq     https://archive.org/details/eu_BYTE-1983-01_OCR/page/n31/mode/1up?view=theater      Apple unveils the Lisa     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-27/page/n4/mode/1up        https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=265&st=1 Intel introduces the 80286     https://archive.org/details/eu_BYTE-1983-01_OCR/page/n473/mode/1up?view=theater 3.5" floppy standard agreed on     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/11/business/sony-agreement.html?searchResultPosition=6        https://archive.org/details/eu_BYTE-1983-01_OCR/page/n475/mode/1up?view=theater  CPM compatibility grows more difficult     https://archive.org/details/eu_BYTE-1983-01_OCR/page/n472/mode/1up?view=theater Commodore announces portable 64     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-20/page/n4/mode/1up?view=theater Tramiel declares war on Sinclair     https://archive.org/details/Creative_Computing_1983-01/page/n7/mode/1up?view=theater      Texas Instruments targets ZX81 with TI99/2     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-27/page/n4/mode/1up        https://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=267 Timex to distribute Speccy in USA     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-06/page/n4/mode/1up?view=theater     https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timex_Sinclair_2068 Clive sells 10% stake in Sinclair Research     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-27/page/n4/mode/1up Competition Pro Joystick debuts     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-27/page/n4/mode/1up     https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competition_Pro      Roklan moves into cartridges     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n12a/page/n3/mode/1up     https://www.mobygames.com/company/roklan-corporation Cosmi brings budget software to home micros     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n13/page/n1/mode/1up     https://www.mobygames.com/company/cosmi-corporation Survival Software pioneers the demo disk         https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n11/page/n1/mode/1up Gamestar advertises Starbowl     https://archive.org/details/Creative_Computing_1983-01/page/n7/mode/1up?view=theater     https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,7082/ Epyx gets cash infusion     https://archive.org/details/arcade_express_v1n12a/page/n1/mode/1up     Michael Katz Part Part 1 - Coleco - Epyx - Mattel https://www.patreon.com/posts/35169258 Bug Byte defectors dare to Imagine     https://archive.org/details/computer-and-videogames-015/page/n114/mode/1up         https://www.mobygames.com/game/zx-spectrum/arcadia/credits        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB3QtuL29Cs        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnzE4Oawtww        https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-06/page/n4/mode/1up?view=theater     https://www.mobygames.com/company/imagine Bug Byte ditches mail order     https://archive.org/details/popular-computing-weekly-1983-01-06/mode/1up?view=theater Creative Computing drops out of the software game     https://archive.org/details/Creative_Computing_1983-01/page/n7/mode/1up?view=theater Independent computer stores are closing     https://archive.org/details/eu_BYTE-1983-01_OCR/page/n475/mode/1up?view=theater Returns loom as threat to software industry     https://archive.org/details/software-merchandising-january-1983/page/70/mode/1up Console tech comes to phones     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/07/business/baby-bell-offers-its-first-2-phones.html?searchResultPosition=7 Graphics are holding online shopping back     https://www.nytimes.com/1983/01/13/business/technology-retailing-by-computer.html?searchResultPosition=14 The Internet is born     https://www.usg.edu/galileo/skills/unit07/internet07_02.phtml Recommended Links: The History of How We Play: https://thehistoryofhowweplay.wordpress.com/ Gaming Alexandria: https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/ They Create Worlds: https://tcwpodcast.podbean.com/ Digital Antiquarian: https://www.filfre.net/ The Arcade Blogger: https://arcadeblogger.com/ Retro Asylum: http://retroasylum.com/category/all-posts/ Retro Game Squad: http://retrogamesquad.libsyn.com/ Playthrough Podcast: https://playthroughpod.com/ Retromags.com: https://www.retromags.com/ Games That Weren't - https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/ Sound Effects by Ethan Johnson of History of How We Play. Copyright Karl Kuras Find out on the VGNRTM   40 years ago: Compaq gives birth to the PC clone,  Commodore and TI declare war on Sinclair &  A day of reckoning awaits the software business These stories and many more on the latest episode of the VGNRTM crash,atari,sega,mattel,coleco,intellivision,vcs,commodore,texasinstruments,apple,lisa, compaq

The fellas are back and here to discuss matchday 22 fixtures, football gossip, and debunk any of Ethans theories. like and subscribe! new episodes out weekly.

This episode is brought to you by Nissan. Nissan - EVs that electrify!In this episode of Decoding TV, Roxana Hadadi and David Chen discuss the shocking season 2 finale of The White Lotus. We finally learn who the dead bodies are in the season premiere but is the result narratively satisfying? Did Harper and Ethans' relationship play out in a believable way? Should Meghann Fahy win an Emmy for her work this season? (spoiler: yes) Did the Di Grasso family learn anything from this whole misadventure? Did Valentina's storyline end up resonating? Listen to us discuss all this and more! Roxana and I will be back with one additional bonus episode for paid DecodingTV.com members sometime in the next week or so.Decoding TV will be covering The Last Of Us, premiering on HBO on January 15th! Be sure to stay subscribed to get all our episodes, with a special announcement sometime in the next week. Thanks to everyone who has listened this season, thanks to Decoding TV paid members for making this podcast possible, and a big thanks to Roxana Hadadi for joining us on this journey!Links:Read Roxana's piece about the finaleEmail us at decodingtv(AT)gmail(DOT)comRead Roxana's work on VultureFollow Roxana on TwitterFollow this podcast on InstagramFollow this podcast on TiktokSubscribe to this podcast on YouTubeFollow David Chen on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys are joined by Ethan Cadeaux of NBC Sports Washington to recap the season during the Bye week, such as MVP so far, Most Surprising Player, and Ethans predictions for the season. Then they're joined by Mike Puckett so he can update us on his trip to the World Cup and answer fan questions!!Support the show

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S2E13 Is Rocking You! Welcome to Season 2 of The Knives Templars Podcast. This is a great episode. Chris, The Riot, Matthew, Erick, Pinto and Chip are joined by Ethan Lee. It's exciting to have Ethan on the show as part of our Makers Mark series that is brought to you by the Knives Templars and Pops Knife Supplies. Ethan is a two time contestant alumni of Forged in Fire and an accomplished blacksmith since he was 11 years old! He is also a proud veteran, podcaster and involved in the Louisiana Knife Show as an organizer.   In this episode, we discuss Ethans rise to fame as a great maker, the exploits of our cohost, answer your questions and go off track with something funny here and there.  Sit back, grab a beverage and listen to the Knives Templars!  See why we are climbing the charts on your favorite podcast app or station today!  So tune in, enjoy and SUBSCRIBE to the knives templars today. See Ethan Lees's knives at https://www.eleecustomknives.com/ Please support our sponsors:  Pops Knife Supply - http://popsknife.supplies  Swieczkowski Scales - https://swieczkowskiscales.com  Ameribrade - https://www.ameribrade.com  The Rivers Experience - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdYgdTzDUMUYlqbJOiyVLQg  Phoenix Abrasives - https://www.phoenixabrasives.com  Majestic Forge - Majesticforge.com  Lansky Knife Sharpening - Lansky.com Brought to you by Pork House Productions, Skejeggmennkniver.com, Theriversexperience.com, Steeldogknives.com, Joe TheRiot's Boot Stage Forge, Lions Pride Forge, and Pintos Handmade Knives. (c) Pork House Group 2022 #knifemaking #knifemakingpodcast #knivestemplars #blademaking

The boys are back to talk about sliming while driving and Ethans fight to stay alive --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazyfromtheheat/support

Join us for the second in-person show with Ethan Mcquay. A Michigan native who moved to Austin TX for a couple of years. We touch on everything from TX fishing and MI fishing, how the rivers and lakes differ from each region, styles of fishing swim, fish aggression in northern strain vs southern stain, to even a few stories of Ethan's trip down the Devils River! Make sure if you guys enjoy the shout give it a 5-star review on your listening platform, and share it with anyone who would enjoy it. Ethans socials: IG: hunt.fish.themidwest The Slap shop: https://scalesntalespodcast.myshopify.com

The state of H3H3 is saddening. Ethan calls for terrorism on American soil now #h3h3productions has been suspended and Ethans doubled down on twitter threatening more elected officials weaponizing his near 3 million followers while promoting his new "End Gun Violence" Shirts. ((Due to system failures todays episodes are late)) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE81CNhrlb4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eoyfu2BsQs https://thepostmillennial.com/youtuber-ethan-klein-calls-for-bombing-of-nra-conferenceFollow me for more content on these platforms! Twitter- https://twitter.com/Insideforwalls GETTR-https://gettr.com/user/inside4walls Rumble-https://rumble.com/account/content?type=all Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/inside4walls_podcast/?hl=en Truth Social-https://truthsocial.com/@Inside4Walls --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outofypsi/support

Patrick is back after his Pat-ernity leave with Leo the little lion man. In this dense episode:The guys ask what milk is made of blood and discuss the logistics of taping knives to various animal's legs. They wrap up that disucssion with a riveting conversation about wind resistance.Then, inexplicably, Patrick goes after golf courses. At one point, Ethan slams his pen on his desk in frustration. It brings up an interesting tension between (a) unproductive and wasteful beautiful spaces and (b) utilitarian and cost-effective lifeless spaces.As you might expect, they talk about how mega-suburbia is awful for the human condition and ask how Americans got there.At one in that discussion, Ethans demands Patrick to "explain the Chinese."Also, what are the merits of single family homes? Patrick experiences cognitive dissonance. Ethan issues a disclaimer that he is "uncultured, and generally dumb."In case you were wondering, the structures of classical liberalism faciliated WWII. Wait, are WWI and WWII actually two distinct wars? Patrick suggest no, Ethan thinks yes.WAR! (Hoo! Yeah!) What is it good for? Promoting totalistic statism and individualistic hedonism!Introducing a new segment! POTW! Y'oull have to listen to find out.The good Doctor Ethan - the self-described fun uncle at the party - drops Wisdom on Sophie (anybody? no?) in DEDC.A special post-outro clip, because both Camille Guidry and I think they are funny. Thanks, Camille.Join our Discord community to get the full experience of the podcast: bit.ly/crunchdiscordWe're going to focus more on making sure our patron's generiosity is honoured with sweet, sweet, exclsuive content like Crunch Lunches, Patreon Pre-shows, and (as often as I can swing it) early and ad-free episodes. Become a patron for $5/month to make sure you don't miss out! patreon.com/thecrunch.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-crunch/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In this episode we are joined by Ethan Winter, one of our teammates from high school! This podcast covers topics involving club running and how it can be a hit or miss with varying colleges, how minimalist shoes became popular from the book born to run, and why they may be good or bad, as well as some of Ethans fitness journey over the last couple years!

Ethan T1 Riley joins the fight!Ethan Riley of club mma and the victor of his last three fights at B2 Fighting Series comes on to talk fighting… until things get out of hand

Ethan is one of those guys that you have to follow on Instagram to fully appreciate who he is. Not only is he a badass fitness trainer, he brings humor to the relationship. I loved learning about Ethans back story and how he was once overweight to skinny-fat and now a lean mean fitness buff. Its no surprise that he holds company with one of my previous podcast guests Jack Donovan. Enjoy the show and be sure to follow Ethan at: @iron_will_pthttps://www.ironwillpt.net/strategy-session/Join me for others shows at www.livelifedriven.com

Happy Sunday! On today's episode, we talk about schooling. Home schooling during COVID put a lot of things in perspective for me and Ethans schooling was definitely one of them. Join as me as I talk about how my son was denied private school, called retarded & became the top student all in 2 years!  Don't forget to RATE (5stars), REVIEW, & SUBSCRIBE to the podcast.  Also, be sure to sign up to my mailing list to keep up to date on all things Autism Mami (click here)and follow me on IG @_Stephykiss  

To qualify for today's Christmas stocking we asked to see pictures from some great elevation or vantage point! Ethan sent some great pix & told an amazing story about his first hike to the top of the Tetons with his wife!

We rob a rich guy. Ethans a Dog for most of the time, Burne is an inspector, and nobody else is here.

This episode we discuss Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, is the golden age of TV coming to an end and are weekly releases better than binging now and can you process a show while binging, Hawkeye Episode 3 has possibly revealed a returning villain and it breaks the internet, more Spider-Man No Way Home Rumors,and why dad jokes are funny to dads or should we say punny

If you enjoyed the show & would like to support us, a donation of any size would be greatly appreciated and would mean so much! XMR Donations Accepted (type in MoneroTalk.crypto in your CakeWallet send address field): 49GdSCVTTE4TaDknDFn95QGc3mn3g7JZiPKX6QM7ZpuE5cscRFuGNhnjATKnjDHY7tNUQMM63n24uPYbj1AXFBk5KUPnDrL OR you can also help support the channel by purchasing a bag of delicious Guatemalan Coffee! Check out https://gratuitas.org/ to buy a bag & if you enjoy what you taste, send a Monero tip directly to the farmers that grew, harvested, prepared, and roasted your beans! Check out our new Gratutias Ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVJq-SzAlow TODAY'S

Ethan and I dive into the culture and we talk about ways to change the world and how to make it practical for you. very entertaining. Also we discuss Ethans fire breathing accident.

Another week, another episode! today we get a visit from another photographer/videographer ETHAN ATTEO of ATTEO MEDIA together joel and manny take a deep dive into ethans life and get to know him as personally as possible be sure to check out Ethans work all over youtube and instagram @atteomedia across all platforms Follow the podcast too! @2b1bpodcast @directedxjoelg @mannyquiqui

This week the guys get together to do another would you rather episode. The scenarios are different. Can Austin change you mind as much as he changed Ethans?

What can we claim and declare when we pray? Do our words have power? Ethans asks, Stan and Trevor answer. #AllSevenDays #Spiritual #Conversation #Questions #Answers #Biblical #Ask #Podcast #Theology #Christian #Claim #Declare #NameItClaimIt #Prayer Go to allsevendays.com and click on the Ask Us link. Email us at ask@allsevendays.com Call or text to 864-660-9473 Interact with us on social media by getting links to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at allsevendays.com And now you can interact with the show on the All Seven Days Hang Out FaceBook page! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allsevendays/support

Do you have a voice inside your head? For most of us, the answer is a resounding ‘yes'. And we often turn to this voice for guidance, ideas and wisdom. But sometimes this voice can lead us down a rabbit hole of negative self-talk and endless rumination. So, is it possible to take back control and harness the power of this so called ‘inner chatter'? This is the question the award-winning psychologist and guest on today's podcast, Dr. Ethan Kross set out to answer 20 years ago, when he began to study the conversations that we have with ourselves. In his brand-new book, Chatter: The Voice In Our Head and How to Harness It, Ethan combines groundbreaking research with real life examples to illustrate how our inner voice controls our life. The language we use about ourselves, he says can be incredibly powerful. Yes, there is negative self-talk. But that same voice can also help us innovate, problem solve, fantasize, rationalize, and in many ways, help us to shape our identity. It's our inner voice that makes us unique as humans, so rather than silencing the chatter, we need to learn how to harness it. Ethan is an experimental psychologist, neuroscientist, and writer, who specializes in emotion regulation. Ethan joins Live Life in Motion to discuss the usefulness of your inner voice and how to harness it. Ethan explains how important context is when triggering emotions, how negative emotions are just as vital as positive ones, and the ways language can shape our emotional experiences. Ethan discusses how having the ability to feel the way we want all the time could be problematic and tips on how to be in the past and the future without being sucked in the chatter. Ethans's Website: https://www.ethankross.com/ *Get your sleep right! www.engineeredsleep.com USE code LIVE10 for 10% off*

Raiders Mother is alive, Calebs a temporary blanket, Ethans a boom boi, and Tristan's is a happy boi. Also multiclass.

I am joined by Ethan Gooch from Goochie TV on Youtube. We had great conversations about the 2020 World Championship Goose Hunt, Missouri Duck Hunting, Public land pressure, and Ethans future plans. Ethan also films for the Hunting Public and is currently in college working on his degree. Watch The MVM Show on Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfUd5fvEkW97ZwEwT4mEYw/featured?view_as=public Email - themvmshowpodcast@gmail.com

Devin and Shannon Sit down with Courtney Earl. We had the privilege to sit down with Courtney Earl last week and talk about her! You know what? She's pretty amazing! Courtney is a mom, wife, teacher and just because, she has opened up her home to kids to learn. She loves all things art and has made time out of her busy schedule to teach kids out of her home. On top of art, she really loves to make it fun for the kids. She includes story time. In my mind, I think of it as a mini Summer Camp for kids to go to a few times a week… although learning about art, she has the kids dig into their imagination and draw what they are feeling! That to me is really neat AND you get to know what the child is thinking and how they are feeling. We have asked about art classes for older kids… well, not really older, but our son, Ethan loves art. He really loves to draw and color, use pastels and loves drawing with outdoor chalk. This is something that I think is right up Ethans alley. He can express hisself. What mood is he in? What is he thinking? What creativeness can he take out on that paper without mom looking over his shoulder asking “Watcha drawing” We decided that when Courtneys summer classes open up, Ethan will be going. https://builtbar.com?baapp=THEYOUNGBLOODLIFE https://www.facebook.com/mrsearlsartcamp/ www.instagram/stickerittome --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theyoungbloodlife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theyoungbloodlife/support

NERD ALERT Episode 2. Jordan and Ethan talk JUSTICE LEAGUE SNYDER CUT and how the WB might one of the worst ran studios. How marvel knows exactly what they are doing, How Zack Snyder is basically telling WB and DC to go F off, Is Terrance Howard the dumbest actor for giving up on Marvel. Was Heath the best Joker? Whats the future for DC and Marvel. Falcon and WInter Soldier, Ethans cat gets the ole man trim, NCAA Tourney and much more.

Ethans poll's the audience on the Miami HEAT identification of the MIAMI HEAT  

Ethan runs a YouTube channel that goes in to depth on how to cook and the reasons why things should be cooked a certain way. He dissects recipes, creates new versions of restaurant/take out food and gives you the full guide of how to be a home cook. Ive been in to Ethans channel for a while and wanted to get him on the show. Enjoy xSubscribe to Ethans Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CookwithE/about

Hosts Ariane Andrew & Matt Dillon catch up with singer-songwriter Ethan Gold. A new episode of Sippin The Tea Tv Show premieres every Tuesday at 9:00am pst.Come and have a listen and make sure to follow us at:@ArianeAndrew@MattDillon1983@SippintheTeaTvShowIf you're more of a visual person: Check out Ethans' interview on our TV Show on YouTube:   https://youtu.be/Rdl7pCOE-Xg#EthanGold #ArianeAndrew #TheLastDive #OurLoveIsBeautiful 

Lauren Alexander talks with Ethan Harris about what it was like being on Season 13 of American Idol, how he got to Nashville, and his plans going forward. Check out Ethans music on Spotify here : https://open.spotify.com/artist/1iZJEDqsFJTV4UxGGTI78L?si=YRMzKSBoRbGmx3qoNCaijw Song Of The Week Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4Wq28X4ObMeOCCaFjHotN9?si=W4ER_HUITaa34YV2P7Zrcg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/groovelab/support

On Our second episode we speak to Ethan Sherry. Ethan is one of the youngest people in the UK to hold a pilot licence and fly an airplane solo. Join us as we hear about Ethans goals and how he is over coming personal challenges!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

RIP to two Legends from our generation of rap: Pop Smoke and Juice Wrld. The boys got together to break down Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon and Legends Never Die. We brought in two guests (Ryan and Michael) who are both huge fans of Pop Smoke and Juice Wrld to add to the discussions in Ethans absence. Hope y'all enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Todays guest is Ethan Hausmann, I first met Ethan back in 2013, when he was a student in my freshman fitness class. 7 Years later, Its amazing to see the growth, development, and passion for life this kid has . On this episode, Ethan shares his story about his struggle with regular concussions, the agonizing symptoms that went along with it, and the journey of regrowing neurotissue for physical, mental, and emotional optimization through a keto diet, fasting protocols, and neuro electrical stimulation. Ethans eagerness for learning about the brain, consciousness, and healing is evident, and gets me excited for the next generation of humans that will make a gigantic impact during this pivotal time. If you like what you hear today, make sure to rate the podcast 5 stars, and share this episode with someone who might find it valuable. With out further-ado, enjoy the podcast. Instagram @ethanhaussmann @dannycolafitness 4 Week bodyweight, decompression, and breathing work out. https://dannycolafitness.com/products/kicker-work-out-program-4-week-bodyweight-strength-and-conditioning 15% OFF PROMO CODE: KICKER15

this week after the local news regarding 4th of july, and Ethans new invention Coffee cereal, stay back it's his he says. Ethan and Cole go deep on the topic of women in media, Infantization, the Evil Woman, the Good woman, it's a Woman focused episode.Cruisin' the Planet is a casual show run by the problem child of the station and we can't stop him. What is to happen? Who can say? listen in.Cruisin' the Planet podcast is the audio taken from a Youtube Live show of the same name, If you'd like to interact with the show or listen live, follow us on our socials or subscribe to the Youtube channel.Website - kxtr.comTwitter- @theplanet1007Insta- @theplanet100.7Youtube-https://m.youtube.com/channel/UChDwD_n4alCVskgBHpP6ztQ

this week after the local news regarding 4th of july, and Ethans new invention Coffee cereal, stay back it's his he says. Ethan and Cole go deep on the topic of women in media, Infantization, the Evil Woman, the Good woman, it's a Woman focused episode.Cruisin' the Planet is a casual show run by the problem child of the station and we can't stop him. What is to happen? Who can say? listen in.Cruisin' the Planet podcast is the audio taken from a Youtube Live show of the same name, If you'd like to interact with the show or listen live, follow us on our socials or subscribe to the Youtube channel.Website - kxtr.comTwitter- @theplanet1007Insta- @theplanet100.7Youtube-https://m.youtube.com/channel/UChDwD_n4alCVskgBHpP6ztQ

We talk about football, Florida Man stories, Ethans animal noises, coronavirus, and the best (worst) minor injuries.

Tune in to hear Ethans thoughts on Proverbs 10 on today's Mosaic Daily podcast!

Ethan Hirshberg is the founder of Ethan's, a company that produces energy shots and healthy beverages. He was born in the Stonyfield Farm and was raised in a household that places importance on eating organically and having a healthy lifestyle. Having food-conscious parents and an eco-friendly environment, Ethan was exposed to the industry early and developed his own product that provided sustained energy without the crash. To learn more, go to https://ethans.com/

How to Boost Your Energy Without the Crash with Ethan Hirshberg Energy is a resource we often take for granted. It pushes us through the next workout or to beat our work deadlines. Our energy levels are affected by everything around us, from our environment, our diets, and our lifestyle. You may be tempted to reach out for another cup of coffee or the typical sugary drink. However, these can lead to the inevitable crash that will set us back in the long term. Thus, we need something to provide us with energy minus the crash.   In this episode, Ethan Hirshberg talks about his mindset toward health and wellness and insights on the importance of energy in our daily lives. He shares how he developed his products, from apple cider drinks to energy shots, that aim to provide energy in a sustained manner. Ethan also discusses the lessons he learned from running his own business and gives advice on how to improve your lifestyle.   If you are curious about boosting your energy without the jittery feeling and tiredness after, then listen to the full episode!     This Episode is Brought to you by:   GoMacro- Join GoMacro in supporting the amazing organization by going to gomacro.com and using promo code LOVED for 30% off plus free shipping!   Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover a way to boost your energy sustainably without the crash. What is Ethan’s, and how does it stand out among other brands in the market? How does Ethan Hirshberg feel radically loved? Find out toward the end of the episode. Resources Ethan’s company website — use the code RADLOVE for 25% off on Ethan’s products Pineapple Aloe energy shots FREE meditation ebook! Create a daily meditation ritual in just seven days! Download BUILD YOUR DAILY MEDITATION RITUAL and other freebies at com! Episode Highlights Ethan’s Experience In The Industry Ethan grew up in New Hampshire and was born on the Stonyfield Farm. His father is the co-founder of Stonyfield Farm. He is familiar and involved with the natural foods industry ever since he was a child. He was raised in an environment that fosters environmental awareness and organic foods, which translated to his efforts, such as eco-friendly packaging. There is more demand in the industry now than ever before. His Mindset Toward Health and Wellness As a child, he was indoctrinated into organic food that even his friends didn’t want to eat because it wasn’t pleasant. His mother is a three-time breast cancer survivor and advocates for a healthy lifestyle in terms of diet and mindset. People are intimidated by healthy eating and the numerous fad diets that seem to contradict each other. Eating healthy definitely creates a momentum of better choices, from your diet to your exercise. We shouldn’t take “democratizing organic” for granted. Marketing Versus Product Development In Health Products It is easy to dress up anything as anything. Anyone can slap health claims and words onto labels with a lot of freedom, and people accept it as the truth. Consumers, especially younger ones, demand transparency and want to look beyond the labeling. With food, there should be a lot of authenticity with the product. Big companies buy out smaller companies that actually have something new and organic to bring to the table. Lessons Learned in Business You can only do one thing at a time and focus on that. It is easy to feel overwhelmed and intimidated by the path you're taking, so take small steps. Make sure you’re coming from an authentic place and sample your product with friends and family. The Importance of Exercise and Energy Ethan feels more frantic if he doesn’t get to exercise. It’s difficult to sit in front of a compute for several hours, especially if you don’t include a workout in the middle of the day. Energy is your most valuable resource. It’s less about the hours you spend and more about spending your hours well and productively.   Approaching Customer Feedback Ethan draws his energy to work from customer feedback. He gets more drive and motivation from knowing the difference he makes on people’s lives. His Idea of Energy Shots Most energy shots give you a jittery feeling that follows a crash. Ethan’s energy shots provide a sustained amount of energy without the crash. His approach in developing the products was a series of iterations and ensuring quality throughout the process The caffeine sources in his energy products are expensive but organic, compared to synthetic powders in typical energy shots. Tips for Improving Immunity, Energy, and Life Immunity isn’t something you can simply turn on. You have to maintain your health in the long term, and you can’t procrastinate. Be sustainable and consistent with your diet and your lifestyle. Take care of yourself even when things aren’t in the dire extreme. It’s a special experience to create something, put it out in the world, and have a positive impact on others. 5 Powerful Quotes “A lot of times, diet is the first place to start. Like, if you're eating better, it's going to be easier to start working out, you’re generally in a better mindset, you're sleeping better, all those things.”   “Around health and wellness, you really just create momentum, and that can be created through one simple decision.”   “The most important thing I've learned is that you can really only do one thing at a time.”   “People say that your most valuable resource is time, but it's actually energy. Think less in terms of your hours spent and more in terms of how you're most optimized.”   "If you can create something and put it out into the world and have it be real and then have things come back to you, that's a pretty special experience because you're interacting with the universe." About the Guest Ethan Hirshberg is the founder of Ethan’s, a company that produces energy shots and healthy beverages. He was born in the Stonyfield Farm and was raised in a household that places importance on eating organically and having a healthy lifestyle. Having food-conscious parents and an eco-friendly environment, Ethan was exposed to the industry early and developed his own product that provided sustained energy without the crash. He stays genuine in his mission to make a difference in people’s lives through organic and environmentally safe products.   You can learn more about Ethan’s energy shots and their benefits by visiting their website. Enjoy the Podcast? If you felt radically loved from listening to this podcast, subscribe and share it with the people you love!   Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. Help us reach more people and make them feel loved.   Do you want to help people get energy without experiencing the crash that can follow? A simple way is to share what you've learned today on social media.   Don't forget to send us messages on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Thanks for listening!   To feeling radically loved,   Rosie

In the fall of 2010, Ethan Walton and his girlfriend, Amanda Burney were a young couple, with their entire lives ahead. Tragically, a possible serial killer would take Ethans life, and rape his girlfriend, Amanda. Sources listed on website crimestate.weebly.com. Follow our social media: OKCrimestate. or Email Us: Soonerstatecrimepod@gmail.com. TipJar: PayPal.me/crimestate Thank you to American Timelines Podcast, True Crime XS, Ghost Town Podcast and Dating Confessions with Alisha and Jack Podcast for sponsoring the episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimestate/support

In this episode we talk about the positivity that abounds in a world filled with negativity a fear from Covid-19. We talk about the big acts of kindness from those with large amounts of money, and the things we can do in our everyday lives. Please Excuse the audio quality issues. It's all Ethans fault...

This weeks episode the fellas are joined by sneaker enthusiast Ethan Kelsey Nigel to discuss all things All Star 2020. From Kanye tanks rolling through the streets of Chicago to Joe Fresh Goods line around the block for New Balance. Tune in to hear Ethans take on this weekends most coveted releases and how he was able to obtain some in the past. Comment Share Like

Alex and Max bring on their first guest in the podcast all the way from Canada! We dive deep into Ethans future plans and talk about no fap...

I had a nice session with @Ethans_sktchbook this morning! Go check out his artwork on Instagram it's CRAZYY!! I think that sharing those conversations with my audience will make my followers understand what type of people I talk with everyday

In today's episode Ethan shares about his 2019 public land buck kill. Sit back, relax and join us as we immerse ourselves in the ins and outs of his story.  Follow us on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/venatorchronicles/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/venatorchroniclespodcast/

The Ethans, Jake, and Adam talks week 7 of the NFL, the NBA season starting up, the World Series and everything in between!

The Ethans and Adam talk postseason baseball, week 6 of the NFL, and the upcoming NBA season.

Að minnsta kosti sjö íslensk mál bíða afgreiðslu Mannréttindadómstóls Evrópu og það sem af er ári hafa 6 dómar fallið gegn íslenska ríkinu. Davíð Þór Björgvinsson var um árabil dómari við mannréttindadómstólinn. Hann var gestur Morgunvaktarinnar. Framundan er mesta ferðahelgi ársins og það má reikna með að um það bil helmingur þjóðarinnar verði á faraldsfæti um helgina. Runólfur Ólafsson, framkvæmdastjóri FÍB var gestur Morgunvaktarinnar. Hann sagði að á síðustu árum hefði innviðauppbygging umferðarmannvirkja engan veginn fylgt þeirri auknu umferð sem fjölgun ferðamanna hefði óneitanlega haft í för með sér. Við héldumáfram að skoða tónlist þekktra leikstjóra í kvikmyndum þeirra. Fyrr í vikunni skoðuðum við myndir Quentin Tarantino, í dag hlustuðum við á nokkur góð lög úr kvikmyndum Coen-bræðra, Joels og Ethans en eftir þá liggja meistaraverk á borð við Fargo og The Big Lebowski. Tónlist: Le métèque - Georges Moustaki Milord - Edith Piaf I´ll Find My Way Home - Jon and Vangelis Segðu ekki nei - Sextett Ólafs Gauks og Svanhildur Jakobsdóttir Ort í sandinn - Helga Möller It´s the same old song - Four Tops Big City - Merle Haggard Hotel California - Gipsy Kings Down to the River to Pray - Alison Krauss When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs For Wings - Willie Watson og Tim Blake Nelson I got it bad and that ain´t good - Nina Simone

The Babyface sits down with fellow funny friend, actor and comedian, Ethan McKinley.They discuss the general state of the world we live in, from Brexit and supermarket lootings, to the reign of all things Marvel and the proper way to inseminate an egg with a cock. They also talk about Ethans role in the upcoming Amazon feature, "The Witching Hour and his recent oppurtunities presenting motor-racing in Belgium. Much Love x

Ethan Indra im Interview (Teil 1) Ethan Indra ist Gründer, Autor und Speaker betreibt eine Startup-Stiftung in Wien, welche sich der Ausbildung von benachteiligten Kindern widmet. Seit 16 Jahren ist er selbständiger und unabhängiger Unternehmensberater mit inzwischen 250 Firmenkunden. Diese reichen vom Einzelunternehmer bis hin zu großen DAX-Konzernen. Seine Kernkompetenz besteht in der Vermittlung von Mitarbeitergewinnung, Neukundengewinnung und der Entwicklung von neuen Geschäftsmodellen. In seinem Buch „Ei“ beschreibt er seine Lebensgeschichte, die schon viele Menschen rund um den Erdball inspiriert und motiviert hat. ______________________________ Im ersten Teil des Interviews mit Ethan Indra erfährst du… …wie Ethan nach einer Flucht vor dem Bürgerkrieg in Sri Lanka in Deutschland zunächst eine gute Kindheit hatte. …wie er dann aber ab seinem 13. Lebensjahr arbeiten gehen musste, um die Schulden der Familie abzubezahlen (verursacht vor allem durch Schlepperfinanzierung und Privatinsolvenz) und seine Eltern zu unterstützen. …wie er haarscharf um eine Gefängnisstrafe vorbeigekommen ist, weil der Druck den riesigen Schuldenberg abzuarbeiten als 20-jähriger irgendwann zu groß wurde. …wie Ethans damaliger Ausbildungsleiter ihm geholfen hat seine Selbständigkeit als Unternehmensberater aufzubauen. …warum die hohe Kommunikationskompetenz und auf Menschen zuzugehen für Ethan als Haupteinnahmequelle für sein Business gesorgt hat. …warum Ethan sein eigenes Potenzial noch gar nicht ganz erfasst hat, dafür aber sein berufliches Leben damit beschäftigt ist die Potenziale anderer Menschen zu sehen und zu fördern. ______________________________ Weiteres zu Ethan: Seine Website: https://www.indra.world Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethan_indra/ Youtube: http://bit.ly/2ZHdwfa Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethan.indra.1 Linkedin: https://at.linkedin.com/in/ethan-indra-864767174 Podcast: http://ethanindra.libsyn.com/ Auf der Website von Ethan findet ihr übrigens auch sein Buch. ______________________________ Weitere Ent-wicklungs-Künstler Links: Instagram: https://bit.ly/2S6vc4L Facebook: https://bit.ly/2UIIyRz linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/ent_wicklungs_kuenstler

In this episode, we had two Ethans. That's all really. It was fun though.

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Jesse Paul chats with Pro Snowboarder Ethan Morgan in his home in Innsbruck, Austria. They touch on Ethans upbringing and plans for the season, but then get deep with his diet, yoga practice, his passion for cooking, his thoughts on snowboard "training" on a dry slope, and his past injuries among many other things. Sit back and enjoy. Music by Casey Hjelmberg (http://www.caseyhjelmberg.com)

Cast #9 Ethan’s story Todays story is a collaborative story by many writers.   A special Thank you to; Ayedark, Logaine, V, Lyrica, Ilyea, Seilune, Maurer, Deer, Demytrya, Lledwyn, Nimuehdra, Vyn, and Khol.   Participating communities Firebrand Enterprises Agents of Suramar Scions of Antiquity The frost queen (Niha)   Music YouTube link   Want to submit your own work to be narrated? You can submit here at our forum! Please be 7 pages max   Social Media You can find us at: https://fiveminutechronicles.podbean.com/ https://fiveminutechronicles.com/ Email us: Fiveminutechronicles@gmail.com Facebook Youtube Twitter   All Rights Reserved Music Licensed by Epidemic Sounds  

In this gag-filled and bag-themed episode, Ethan plays the "Ragbag Rag" and attempts to change the name of his podcast. This results in a fierce legal battle with Frank Burton, host of the Ragbag Podcast. Ethan then turns his attention to the squishity-squashity "Beanbag Song," the theme song of the first late-night TV show ever. Then the regiment of marching-singing soldier Ethans perform "Pack up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag and Smile Smile Smile." Finally Ethan opens up "A Bag of Rags" and hits the sack.

Ungdomarna har kommit till festen, och tillsammans med Adam har de via en Ouija-bräda fått kontakt med en ande som kallar sig Färjkarlen. Men varför hånglar Ethans flickvän Jaime med Sam? Och hur kommer Ethan reagera på detta?

Nutty Buddies, Ethans ridiculous body, bomb acting, and so much more. Carol and Miriam are having fun talking about Miriam's favorite episode to date.

Ethan has fun with a couple WWI songs. First he clones an army of Ethans to whistle Col. Bogey's March, and then he takes the listener to HELL for a live duet sung by the Devil and his son. Finally, Ethan embraces his inner drill sergeant and urges his listeners, through song, to sign up for the Merchant Marines. 

The 2 Ethans talk about: Self-driving cars taking the places of human people, Apple's variety with their Iphone colors, Trusting your life in the hands of a robot surgeon, and how ridiculous Rail Fanning is.Have any Questions, Comments, Concerns about the podcast? Email us at ethansquaredpodcast@gmail.com ! We always appreciate any feedback we can get from our listeners! Our website: http://www.mastereth.com/Thank you for taking time out of your day to listen to us ramble about whatever! :)

The 2 Ethans talk about: Self-driving cars taking the places of human people, Apple's variety with their Iphone colors, Trusting your life in the hands of a robot surgeon, and how ridiculous Rail Fanning is.Have any Questions, Comments, Concerns about the podcast? Email us at ethansquaredpodcast@gmail.com ! We always appreciate any feedback we can get from our listeners! Our website: http://www.mastereth.com/Thank you for taking time out of your day to listen to us ramble about whatever! :)

16-årige Ethan Couch kör ihjäl fyra människor i Texas, USA. Hans advokat kallar en psykolog till rättegången. Psykologens utlåtande om Ethans tillstånd ska ge eko världen över Programledare: Tiffany Kronlöf och Emanuel Sidea. Producent: Jesper Cederstrand. Ljudläggare: Elin Rosenberg.

Ude i Idahos bjerge ligger en lille mærkelig by ved navn Wayward Pines. Secret Service agenten Ethan Burke efterforsker 2 af sine kollegaers forsvinden og efter en bilulykke vågner han op på hospitalet i den lille sære by, hvor alting virker sært og uvirkeligt. Uden kontakt til omverdenen begynder Ethans kamp for at slippe væk fra byen, der lever under et strikst regelsæt og regel nummer et er at man ikke forlader Wayward Pines igen. I nyhederne kommer vi omkring David E. Kellys nye serie The Trial, den kommende HBO westernserie Untamed, en dystopisk version af den klassiske amerikanske bog: Little Women, samt lidt Sense8 og Banshee. Siden sidste har Martin set en halvlummer science fiction film og Nikolaj har set Edge of Tomorrow, Malcolm In The Middle og er gået i hans ungdoms uhygge med den alt for oversete serie: Millennium. Vi ville blive glade hvis i dele dette med jeres venner og skriver søde anmeldelser af os på iTunes. Så lover vi at forstætte med at være din bedste guide til TV serier. ---- "Episodez Podcast er din guide til de fedeste serier i verden" Lyt til os her: iTunes: goo.gl/KWdjvt Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/episodez/ RSS feed(til f.eks. Pocket Casts, Doggcatcher, Stagefright, Instacast m.fl.) Link: goo.gl/As8BfC (kopier adresselinjen ind i din app) Facebook: www.facebook.com/nerdvanepisodez

Emmy Award winning Producer Ethan Prochnik, my old roomate Lorenzo Hodges & I hang outside the Mancave have some beers and talk about Ethans work on the Deadliest Catch, Afghanistan, and his extensive reasearch & experience with Ayahuasca.

This article was years before its time. Ten years after Dao was published Ethan wrote about Responsive Design. Ethans idea was new at the time, but when you read Dao the idea of responsive design becomes a crystallisation of the ideas that John had first raised 10 years previously in Dao. Even today you can reread the Dao and see how the most recent developments in the web have strong foundations in what he wrote; as will many things in the future. A piece ahead of time, and will continue to be so for a long while yet.Do yourself a favour and if it is the only thing you read this week then make sure you do. And, if you havee read it before be sure to take the time to do so again

On Thursdays edition of the Double Clutch Podcast we are delighted to have been joined by Eye On Basketball contributor and ESPN writer, Ethan Sherwood Strauss. We get rudely interupted by the fire alarm at Portsmouth University but battle through to bring you a fun, laughter filled podcast. We discuss Sloan, what is it? and why is it relevant to todays NBA. We talk about OUR football an awful lot and almost unearth Ethans favourite team. We also talk Allen Iverson, Ethans Top 5 of the last decade, tanking and obviously the current state of the Golden State Warriors. #NBAintheUK email at: admin@doubleclutchpodcast.co.uk tweet us: @DoubleClutchUK like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/DoubleClutchPodcast and visit our blog: http://doubleclutchpodcast.co.uk No Copyright Infringement intended, all rights are those of the NBA and respective parties.

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On this episode of How Was Your Week?, Two SNL ladies join Julie, which is exciting! Ana Gasteyer stops by to discuss her cabaret show, "Elegant Songs From a Handsome Woman" and gets deep into her SNL memories, plus, gives advice to our second fabulous guest, VANESSA BAYER, who discusses four of her favorite 90's movies: So, I Married An Axe Murderer, Singles, Reality Bites and Empire Records. Also: Ana talks about what she did for her SNL audition, and how her Cokie Roberts impression probably sealed the deal (not what she actually said), and the difference between comedy people and theater people; Vanessa aces a '90s movie quiz and offers a theory as to why Nancy Travis's character 1) wore that Kimono-looking thing at the end of Axe Murderer and 2) had a different hairstyle in every scene. Plus: Who told Ana to take classes at the Groundlings, what she loves about Nora Dunn, why Vanessa defends Empire Records to this day, how SNL is like a Science Fiction orb, whether Reality Bites is maybe a little dated, and how many covers of "There She Goes" are actually included in that Mike Myers movie (one billion). Also! Julie discusses three of her most embarrassing moments, recommends a terrible beach read, yields a murderous offer for free nuts, answers questions from listeners about beauty pageants and sublets, and impersonates her seat mate at Stephen Sondheim's Company. There's also some nonsense about artichokes, which we should all probably ignore. Host: Julie Klausner Guests: Ana Gasteyer, Vanessa Bayer Produced by Chris Spooner Artwork by Marcia Neumeier Music by Ted Leo Theme Song and Incidental Music