Podcasts about Family Trade

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Today we have a special program — the first issue of Great Tape, an audio magazine from KZMU News. We're telling personal stories of the West and providing audio snapshots of what it's like to live and work here — all in the creative spirit of an alternative weekly (except it won't be weekly, at least not yet). Every show will have a different theme which we'll explore in a bunch of ways. And our first theme is “Off to the Races.” In this episode we jump from one daily race to another in Moab — following a baker, newspaper editor, delivery man and nursing-home resident. We also have stories about political races, the race to exterminate an invasive plant and the race to put goods on our shelves. And we have fiction and music! We have a radio drama about Moab's only Uber driver, an excerpt from a book about discovering the West and a song about deep time and the imperceptible natural rhythms of our environment. Contributors were Marlow Mewborn, Emily Arnsten, Veronica Verdin, Lauren Carmona, Brian Laidlaw and The Family Trade. Featured interviews include John Schwoger, Curt Brewer, Jamison Wiggins, Doug McMurdo, Randall Lewis, Liz Ballenger, Kya Marienfeld, Izzi Weimholt, AJ Long, Victor Beltran, Raymond Munson, Joel Swett and Marge Logan. Original art was created by Veronica Verdin. See detailed show notes here: https://www.kzmu.org/great-tape-off-to-the-races/

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My guest today had all the things many men would point to as success: business executive, angel investor, wealth and status. Yet what really matters to him today is the man he has become and how that helps him be a better husband and father. Stewart Roberts joins us to talk about his story, his recent book, and the work he's doing today to help men avoid the inevitable regrets from a life lived only for professional and financial gain.    Website: https://stewartroberts.com Book: Visibility: Playing to Win the Game of Life   Expanded Notes: At the top of the business game, life began to unravel and forced Stewart out of denial Being part of a community provided visibility into the struggles of other accomplished men The truth from a trusted friend pointed to the inside work that needed to be done Radical shift was required, but it was a long journey and required a lot of work of self discovery Your calendar will indicate what is important to you The change required a turnaround in all areas of life — spiritually, physically, relationally, emotionally There is not a place of arrival, it is only a daily process of growing SHIFT: Self, Health, Inner Peace, Family & Trade; Fill all 5 buckets regularly in order to be truly successful as a man A place to start is the morning routine, earn your breakfast Book resource: Tiny Habits

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Justin Jordan broke into comics with the Image series The Strange Talent of Luther Strode. Since no one threw him back out after said break in, he has gone on to work on for nearly every major comics publisher. He's done The Family Trade, Death of Love and Spread at Image Comics, and is currently writing Reaver and Summoners War: Legacy for Skybound and Urban Animal at Webtoons, along with numerous other things he can’t actually talk about yet. But they're awesome. He is owned by a cat named Miss Thomas Waits.

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David Alejandro Garcia the rejuvenator to an old family trade. He was the first generation in his family line to born outside of Texas. He grew up in the south side of Chicago but after the events of 9/11 he left to enter the United States Marine Corps at MCRD. Station in Camp Pendleton, CA he served Honorably until 2006. He then traveled north a few hours to Los Angeles where he became a commercial diver and then earned a job topside as one of the Superintendents to a private stevedore firm at the ports of Los Angeles. There he learned about supply chain management, logistics, and global relationships to eventually have the skill set needed to start The Syndgar Trading Co. The biggest turning point his life in his words: When I lost my corporate job. I was 34 but closer to 35 possessed an MBA and various business certifications. I was too old and too educated to start at the bottom and not well known to be back in the top layers. Even the Air Force rejected my interest in Officer Candidate School as I would have been 35 during training. I felt that if I did not start my own business that I would fail in life, sink or swim. https://syndgartradingco.com/ If you enjoyed this episode please Comment Share and leave a review... Come Hang With US as WE Discuss The Show  Join the Conversation in our Facebook Group Success Champions Each Sunday we send out an email with the 5 episodes that aired along with this interview Sign Up Here Affiliate Links - Which means if you click and buy our company will get paid... Audio Books have been a huge part of my journey. Audible changed the game by taking the books you love and turning them into Audio.... Check it out here https://amzn.to/2KeGXC5 Have you struggled with getting on podcasts? Have you found it difficult getting exposure? Check out what Abigail Sinclaire is doing with Human Network Connection

David Alejandro Garcia the rejuvenator to an old family trade. He was the first generation in his family line to born outside of Texas. He grew up in the south side of Chicago but after the events of 9/11 he left to enter the United States Marine Corps at MCRD. Station in Camp Pendleton, CA he served Honorably until 2006. He then traveled north a few hours to Los Angeles where he became a commercial diver and then earned a job topside as one of the Superintendents to a private stevedore firm at the ports of Los Angeles. There he learned about supply chain management, logistics, and global relationships to eventually have the skill set needed to start The Syndgar Trading Co. The biggest turning point his life in his words: When I lost my corporate job. I was 34 but closer to 35 possessed an MBA and various business certifications. I was too old and too educated to start at the bottom and not well known to be back in the top layers. Even the Air Force rejected my interest in Officer Candidate School as I would have been 35 during training. I felt that if I did not start my own business that I would fail in life, sink or swim. https://syndgartradingco.com/ If you enjoyed this episode please Comment Share and leave a review... Come Hang With US as WE Discuss The Show  Join the Conversation in our Facebook Group Success Champions Each Sunday we send out an email with the 5 episodes that aired along with this interview Sign Up Here Affiliate Links - Which means if you click and buy our company will get paid... Audio Books have been a huge part of my journey. Audible changed the game by taking the books you love and turning them into Audio.... Check it out here https://amzn.to/2KeGXC5 Have you struggled with getting on podcasts? Have you found it difficult getting exposure? Check out what Abigail Sinclaire is doing with Human Network Connection

The police keep order, and secret police watch the police, but WHO polices the secret police?! Hence we learn "The Family Trade", a new indie comic by Justin Jordan and Co. Beautiful artwork and intricate maps disguise the horrors of the world beneath, in the stylized action exploration game Earth Atlantis. We Return to Mordor to settle scores, score points, and slay scores of scoundrels in Middle Earth: Shadow of War. And don't blow out those candles just yet - someone's coming for that ass! We give the hard look to the slasher thriller "Happy Death Day."

Images are at http://wp.me/p42KN3-HfG We dig deep with cartoonist Katriona Chapman about Katzine, her self-published comics, and her upcoming graphic novel; and we talk to Multiversity and Geeks OUT's Kate Kosturski about her favorites of 2017 in our first installment of Multiversity Best of 2017 chats. Welcome to the Comics Syllabus podcast, where we read widely and we dig deep. Your host Paul, a literacy researcher and English teacher, introduces curious readers to a range of current and classic comics, and then engages in closer discussion and analysis of particular comics works. On the General Ed segment ( at 5:00 ), the first of a series of chats with Multiversity contributors about some of their Best of 2017 picks. Paul is joined by writer for Multiversity and Geek Out (geeksout.org) Kate Kosturski to discuss her favorite ongoing comics, graphic novels, publishers, artists, cover artist, and new series from 2017. Kate can be found on Twitter at twitter.com/librarian_kate and her great writing at Multiversity is at multiversitycomics.com/author/kkosturski/ . Her Best of 2017 picks include: Best Cover Artist: David Mack for "Jessica Jones" (Marvel) Best Artist: Mathieu Bablet for "Beautiful Death" (Titan) and Morgan Beem for "The Family Trade" (Image) Best Publisher: Image Comics Best New Series: "Shirtless Bear Fighter" (Image) Best Original Graphic Novel: "My Favorite Thing is Monsters" by Emil Ferris (Fantagraphics) and "Generations" by Flavia Biondi (Lion Forge) Best Ongoing Series: "Ms. Marvel" written by G. Willow Wilson, various artists (Marvel) and "Unbelievable Gwenpool" by Christopher Hastings and (mostly) Gurihiru (Marvel). Our creator interview this week (at 43:30 ) is with Katriona Chapman (http://katrionachapman.com/), who was nice enough to discuss her comics work in depth, including Katzine, her self-published series (available at her website and at https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TomatitoPress ) and the graphic novel she's working on now, "Follow Me In," forthcoming from Avery Hill. Katriona was on last week's episode as marketing manager for Avery Hill Publishing, but this week we focus on her own really appealing cartooning. Katriona and Paul dig deep into the sample pages posted below as examples of her wonderful work. Finally, (at 1:45:13 ), in the Discussion Section, Paul responds to some listener questions and shouts out other comics podcasts and titles. Subscribe and follow the Comics Syllabus podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Soundcloud, or copy this RSS feed to your podcatcher: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:235183739/sounds.rss or you can find archives for this podcast (previously named "Study Comics with Paul") here: http://studycomics.club/ Join the discussion on the Comics Syllabus Facebook page: http://facebook.com/ComicsSyllabus or Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TwoPlai or leave your comments here on the showpage. Thanks for listening!

Top 300 September Sales, Dark Knights Metal 3, Detective Comics 966, Action Comics 989, Wild Storm: Michael Cray 1, Gotham City Garage 1, Ragman 1, Falcon 1, Amazing Spider-Man 789, Despicable Deadpool 287, All-New Wolverine 25, Uncanny Avengers, Gwenpool, Atomahawk 0, Family Trade 1, God Complex 1, Catalyst Prime: Noble v2 1, Volcanosaurus 1, Wrapped Up 1, Fabian vs. Gail, Star Wars trailer, Black Panther trailer, New Mutants trailer, Beast Boy casting, Harley Quinn creative team change-up.   Details: Dark Knights Metal 3 by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, Fco Plascencia; Wild Storm: Michael Cray 1 by Bryan Hill, Warren Ellis, Steven Harris, Dexter Vines, Steve Buccellato; Gotham City Garage 1 by Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Brian Ching, Kelly Diane Fitzpatrick; Ragman 1 by Ray Fawkes, Inaki Miranda, Eva De La Cruz; Falcon 1 by Rodney Barnes, Joshua Cassara, Rachelle Rosenberg; Amazing Spider-Man 789 by Dan Slott, Stuart Immonen, Wade Von Grawbadger, Marte Garcia; Atomahawk 0 by Donny Cates, Ian Bederman; Family Trade 1 by Justin Jordan, Nikki Ryan, Morgan Beem; God Complex 1 by Paul Jenkins, Bryan Lie, Hendry Prasetya, Jessica Kholinne; Volcanosaurus 1 by S.A. Check, Scottie Watson, Emmanuel Ordaz; Wrapped Up 1 by Dave Scheidt, Scoot McMahon, Sean Dove   Comics Countdown 11 October 2017: 10a. Supergirl 14 by Steve Orlando, Jose Luis, Norm Rapmund, Michael Atiyeh 10b. All-New Wolverine 25 by Tom Taylor, Juan Cabal, Nolan Woodard 9. Harrow County 26 by Cullen Bunn, Tyler Crook, Alise Gluskova 8. Royal City 6 by by Jeff Lemire 7. Sacred Creatures 4 by Klaus Janson, Pablo Raimondi, Chris Chuckry, Brian Reber, Dean White 6. Detective Comics 966 by James Tynion IV, Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, Adriano Lucas 5. Black Science 32 by Rick Remender, Matteo Scalera, Moreno DiNisio 4. Mister Miracle 3 by Tom King, Mitch Gerads 3. Eternal Empire 5 by Sarah Vaughn, Jonathan Luna 2. Woods 36 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas 1. Time and Vine 4 by Thom Zahler

Time Codes: 00:00:30 - Introduction 00:03:12 - The tragedy of the California wildfires 00:05:58 - Lighter Than My Shadow 00:48:27 - Now #1 01:14:03 - The Family Trade #1 01:31:28 - Wrap up 01:32:31 - Contact us This week Paul and Derek take on three exciting new titles. They begin with a moving memoir from UK creator Katie Green, Lighter Than My Shadow (Roar-Lion Forge). In this work, Green reveals the eating disorders she struggled with as a young girl and into adulthood. Growing up obsessive-compulsive, Green chronicles how this condition contributed to her anorexic behavior, later evolving into problems with binging. Green also narrates her many attempts to address these problems with various doctors and therapists, the most notorious of whom ends up sexually abusing her...providing even more obstacles to her recovery. The guys are impressed by Green's honesty and storytelling abilities -- particularly taken by her art and the visual metaphors she employs throughout -- although toward the end of their conversation about this title, they wonder if perhaps the memoir could have been streamlined just a little. This is a 500+ page text, after all. Next, the Two Guys look at a brand new anthology from Fantagraphics, Now #1. Edited by Eric Reynolds, this collection of diverse and experimental comic art brings to mind Fantagraphics previous anthology, Mome (which both Derek and Paul dearly miss). In fact, the guys begin their discussion of Now by referencing the earlier anthology, with Paul feeling that the latest efforts are more experimental than Mome, while Derek see it as more similar to the previous series. The only difference is number of new and/or unfamiliar creators in Now (and, Derek argues, such was also the case several years ago with Mome). Some of the standouts in this first issue of Now are Dash Shaw's "Scorpio," Gabrielle Bell's "Dear Naked Guy...," Sammy Harkham's "I, Marlon," Malachi Ward and Matt Sheean's "Widening Horizon," and especially Noah Van Sciver's "Wall of Shame" (for Derek, the best of the collection). But the guys are also impressed, and at times curiously confused, by the contributions from creators that are new to them, such as Sara Corbett, J.C. Menu, Antoine Cossé, and Kaela Graham. But as Paul and Derek argue, the entire issue of Now is compelling and works successfully as an anthology. They can't wait until the second issue, due for release in January. Finally, the Two Guys wrap up with a discussion of Justin Jordan, Nikki Ryan, and Morgan Beem's The Family Trade #1 (Image Comics). This is another example of the kind of world-building often found at Image, and it's the story of a neutral territory in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the Float, ruled by the descendants of the ship captains that originally founded the realm -- called the Clans -- and the Family, descendants of the hands who had worked for the captains. This first issue opens with the protagonist, Jessa Wynn, attempting to assassinate Stagger Berghardt, a Trump-like charismatic demagogue who appeals to the base instincts of the citizens of the Float. She bungles the assassination, but her efforts put into motion a series of encounters that will propel the narrative into the next issues. Both Derek and Paul are impressed by this first issue, especially Beem's art, and both plan on remaining on board for the rest of the series.

This week: whether you like it or not, politics is coming to comic books with Falcon and The Family Trade. Then, God Complex confuses but intrigues us with gods and action figures.

In this episode, Jeff, Braden and Django welcome talk about Michael Cray #1, Family Trade #1, Lazaretto #2, Mister Miracle #2, Dark Nights Metal #3, God Complex #1, Action Comics #989 (The Oz Effect part 3) and Braden hosts a fireside chat he likes to call "Marvel Buckshot Hour" or something like that.  SPOILERS! There are a lot of them. So read these books before you listen to this podcast. Subscribe to us on iTunes or wherever you like to get your podcasts. Call in with your questions at 1-619-663-7336. Or email them to us info at our website address.

There are few constants and things you can depend on in this modern age, but one thing you can always rely on is our ability to become completely derailed by G.I. Joe. And we absolutely have no shame about it because it doesn’t get any better than Dr. Mindbender. Running Time: 01:02:16 Pick of the Week: 00:02:01 – G.I. Joe #9 Comics: 00:15:31 – Runaways #2 00:18:55 – The Flash #32 00:21:48 – Mister Miracle #3 00:25:23 – Mech Cadet Yu #3 00:26:47 – Family Trade #1 00:31:55 – The Wild Storm: Michael Cray #1 00:33:09 – Redlands #3 00:33:54 – The Amazing Spider-Man #789 00:35:02 – Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #15 00:35:55 – The Defenders #6 00:37:16 – X-Men: Blue #13 Star Wars Corner: 00:38:04 – Star Wars: Doctor Aphra #13 Patron Pick: 00:39:53 – Gotham City Garage #1 Patron Thanks: 00:47:04 – Kevin Samara 00:48:05 – Justin Jakimiak 00:48:28 – Paul Gilbert 00:49:16 – Matt Garcia Brought To You By: • Harry’s – Go to Harrys.com/ifanboy right now and enter code ifanboy at checkout to get free trial shave set! • iFanboy Patrons – Become one today for as little as $3/month! Or make a one time donation of any amount! Music: “Planes, Chest Pains, and Automobiles” Iron Chic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

- Dark Nights Metal #3 (de 6). Scott Snyder y Greg Capullo. (DC). - Falcon #1. Rodney Barnes y Joshua Cassara. (Marvel). - God Complex #1. Paul Jenkins y Hendry Prasetya. (Image). - Ragman #1 (de 6). Ray Fawkes e Iñaki Miranda. (DC). - The Family Trade #1. Justin Jordan, Nikki Ryan y Morgan Beem. (Image). - Wildstorm Michael Cray #1. Bryan Hill y N. Steven Harris. (DC). Los Irresistibles: Defenders #6, Doctor Aphra #13, Mech Cadet Yu #3, Mister Miracle #3, Redlands #3, Runaways #2, Slam! The Next Jam #2, The Wicked and the Divine #32.

- Dark Nights Metal #3 (de 6). Scott Snyder y Greg Capullo. (DC). - Falcon #1. Rodney Barnes y Joshua Cassara. (Marvel). - God Complex #1. Paul Jenkins y Hendry Prasetya. (Image). - Ragman #1 (de 6). Ray Fawkes e Iñaki Miranda. (DC). - The Family Trade #1. Justin Jordan, Nikki Ryan y Morgan Beem. (Image). - Wildstorm Michael Cray #1. Bryan Hill y N. Steven Harris. (DC). Los Irresistibles: Defenders #6, Doctor Aphra #13, Mech Cadet Yu #3, Mister Miracle #3, Redlands #3, Runaways #2, Slam! The Next Jam #2, The Wicked and the Divine #32.

This week on Tridents & Tracers, Ryan reviews Retcon #2, The Family Trade #1, and Redlands #3! Intro: Level 2: Coming to the City, Komikuhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/Komiku/Outro: Invisible Walls, Revolution Voidhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/Revolution_Void/

It's another busy week at the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! Let's cut out the jibber-jabber and get right into the podcast, OK? First up is John's interview with artist Morgan Beem, whose work you will see next week with the release of The Family Trade #1 by Image Comics. The guys got to meet Morgan at Rose City Comic Con last month and fell in love with her artwork. John interviewed Morgan before she took off for New York Comic Con, which is going on right now! Look for The Family Trade on shelves next Wednesday.  Next up, John bravely took one for the team and watched Marvel's Inhumans, Gifted, and the first three episodes of Star Trek: Discovery. Listen in to figure out which ones he liked or didn't like, and what he is most likely to keep tuning in for this season.  Then all three guys discuss Marvel Legacy #1, which came out last week. This is a giant-size issue kicking off the next big thing from Marvel Comics. We see the first incarnation of the Avengers, from the dawn of humankind. We get teases to Wakanda in space, the Kingpin as Mayor of New York City, and the long overdue return of the Fantastic Four. We run through some of the upcoming titles launching out of Legacy to see which ones intrigue us and which ones we may wait to see in the quarter bins at a future show.  We would love to hear your comments on the show. Let us know what you've been reading or watching this week. Contact us on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or by email. We want to hear from you! As always, we are the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! and we hope you enjoy the show. The Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! is proudly sponsored by Clint’s Comics. Clint’s is located at 3941 Main in Kansas City, Missouri, and is open Monday through Saturday. Whether it is new comics, trade paperbacks, action figures, statues, posters, or T-shirts, the friendly and knowledgeable staff can help you find whatever it is that you need. You should also know that Clint’s has the most extensive collection of back issues in the metro area. If you need to find a particular book to finish the run of a title, head on down to Clint’s or check out their website at clintscomics.com. Tell them that the Worst. Comic. Podcast. EVER! sent you.

Christopher recalls his experience at Baltimore Comic Con 2017: who he met, panels attended, comcs bought and ale drank! But, since this is Creator Talks, there is an interview with Mark Waid from the con on his return to Captain American and his future plans for The Avengers. The episode wraps up with writers Justin Jordon & Nicki Ryan talking about their new title The Family Trade being published by Image Comics in October.  And cats. We talk about cats. 

This week... Mind Grapes: Very librarian. Much books. Wow. Literacy. Both Sam and Alli were feeling very bookish, so we share our thoughts on The Family Trade by Charles Stross, Redshirts by John Scalzi, The Book of Strange New Things by Michael Faber, and The Farm by Tom Rob Smith. We also talk about how we probably will go see The Martian, even though Matt Damon has been talking out of his butt lately. However, we also discuss some frustration with the idea that ALL BOOKS ARE NOW BECOMING MOVIES. Watch us turn into cranky old women before your very eyes! Class Z(ed): We've both been lucky (mostly) to be attending some recent professional development workshops meant to help us out with our teaching. Alli discusses the Instructional Skills Workshop, a 3-day whirlwind meant to hone teaching skills, learn new techniques, and test out new ideas. Sam has been partnering with the UBC Learning Exchange to get some tips and tricks about teaching adult communities. Bonus: hear a rant about a not so great workshop about intercultural communication.