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It's episode 400! Have we really been doing it this long?! First, we discuss Revice, wherein we deal with George's pent-up emotions, and Ikki's slipping memories. Next, the Donbrothers help Taro deal with a lonely mother? Finally, in place of a real feature topic, the main Casters discuss how doing this show has changed them as people, and then we open the floor to some of the most active members of the Castranger Discord to speak their piece.   Casters Present:  Blue Gray Ultra Orange and all of you  Show Notes: https://www.patreon.com/posts/70771412 Required Viewing: Kamen Rider Revice 48,  Avataro Sentai Donbrothers 24  YouTube Version: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVbdlWdoSc0]   Feed the Castrangers and get $5 off your first order with SkipTheDishes! https://www.skipthedishes.com/r/6YaJc65HKg

Welcome to the UK Consult, our occasional ramble through all things about public consultation and citizen experience in the UK, with special guests and lovely examples of online public consultation and digital engagement from around the world!   In this episode, Jonno's Feature Topic is an invitation to worry about simple yes or no questions or more precisely the problems created by introducing binary choices into public consultation questions. We also have our Shout Out, The Tool of the Month and return to our new topic: The Stat of the Month (a homage to Stato).

Episode 126 - 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! Hey everyone, I'm Mike, she's Sophie, that's Brenda, and and he's Grogu, and we're On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 126 for June 13, 2022, and today our feature topic is 5 Things We're Looking Forward To! Our trip is right around the corner, and we are looking forward to at least five things for our trip. Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and relax, and tell us in the comments below what you think! Here's the rundown of what we talked about: Cheddar from the Big CheeseMike: According to Anika Noni Rose, who is the voice actor of Princess Tiana from Princess and the Frog, the re-imagined themeing of Splash Mountain will be completed in 2024 and will open at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland. Officially, Disney has not confirmed the timing for the renovation, but more information may be released at the end of the month.Brenda: What a special moment at Walt Disney World. The resort welcomed several of the Special Olympics USA Games athletes to the Magic Kingdom. They were celebrated as honorary grand marshals in a parade down Main Street, U.S.A. The Special Olympics games this year are in Orlando, with the majority of the events being held at the Wide World of Sports complex. There's an awesome YouTube video about it in the show notes, check it out: Disney World Welcomes Special Olympics Athletes With Glittering Parade | Walt Disney World ResortSophie: Coming to Disney+ on August 10th – “I am Groot!” This series of original shorts – five in all – will focus on Baby Groot. Vin Diesel, who is the voice of Groot in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, also will voice him for the series.Sophie: Lastly, coming back to Walt Disney World starting June 29th - the Minnie Van Service! It is handled through the Lyft app and is only for transportation around the resort – it will not go to the airport at this time.Connect with us! Here's how: Facebook: https://facebook.ontheroadwithmickey.comFacebook Group: https://facebookgroup.ontheroadwithmickey.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OntheRoadwithMickeyInstagram: On the Road with MickeyEmail: info@ontheroadwithmickey.comFrom last week:Chrissy added to our list of ways to stay cool at Disney. Here's what she added: Neck wrap cooling towels, the big huge new hand fans, or a small one, tank tops, get one of the insulated tervis style canteens or cups filled with ice, stay cold all day even in hot vehicles. When entering the park, walk through the long street stores in the AC instead of the main street to stay cool. Biggest mistake constantly made: DO NOT wear spirit jerseys during the months of April thru mid December, people wear them then complain it's so hot. January/ February is the best time for those. If you start to get overheated, ask for ice water and take an ice cube. Place it on your wrist to bring your body temperature down to.Feature Topic: 5 Things We're Looking Forward To!Brenda: 5) Getting to celebrate Sophie4) Sharing time with her family3) Spending time with Good Friends and meeting one of her clients for the first time! Cassie and Sophia2) Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind!!!!!!!!!!!!!1) Looking forward to R&R at the Yacht Club!Sophie:5) Getting my next pair of ears for her collection.4) Riding Splash Mountain some more3) Trying the Bread Pudding at ‘Ohana and Raglan Road with Brenda2) Riding Guardians of the Galaxy with Aunt Robin and Aunt Brenda1) The On the Road with Mickey Meetup!Mike:5) Staying at the Yacht Club4) On the Road with Mickey Meetup3) Seeing our friends at Disney and meeting new friends2) Hanging out with my (favorite only)Sister1) Celebrating my not-so-little girl's birthdayThis Day in Disney History for June 13:2006: The Lion King Reopens on BroadwayDisney Who's Who CharacterBruce the Shark from Finding NemoA little bit of Walt“The idea of Disneyland is a simple one. It will be a place for people to find happiness and knowledge.

This episode will cover human-centred public consultation, a shout out to the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, and much more! Welcome to the UK Consult, our occasional ramble through all things related to public consultation and citizen engagement in the UK. We'll have special guests and lovely examples of online public consultation from around the world! In this episode, Jonno's feature topic is human-centred public consultation and how it might affect the humanisation of the public consultation process. We also have our shout out, the tool of the month, and a new segment: the stat of the month (an homage to Stato). Plus, in the absence of a special guest, Wilson the tortoise makes his (or her) debut. 1. Feature Topic. What can we learn from human-centred design? What are your thoughts on applying concepts like direct engagement, context of use, and evaluation to the design of consultation projects? Do participant personas have more of a role to play? And much, much, more. 2. Shout Out. Hammersmith and Fulham and their new(ish) site Have Your Say has a great call to action and an excellent explanation for why people should register. 3. Special Guest. In the absence of a special guest, Wilson the tortoise stands in. Please let us know if you would like to be our special guest in a future episode by emailing us at. 4. Tool of the Month. Kingston Council's use of the ideas tool in their project focusing on community parks. Great job Kingston Upon Thames council! 5. Stat of the Month. A new segment where we'll highlight an impressive stat, in homage to Stato.

Welcome to the UK Consult, our occasional ramble through all things about public consultation and citizen engagement in the UK, with special guests and lovely examples of online public consultation from around the world! In this episode, Jonno relaunches the UK Consult and introduces our new format. For the delight and entertainment of our zillions of listeners each month (we have decided to go monthly for now) we will include a Feature Topic, Shout Out, Special Guest and The Tool of the Month! This episode we cover the following sensational topics and glorious insight into citizen engagement in the UK (and further afield) What are the practical implications of the UK Government's National Disability Strategy ‘inadequate' and therefore unlawful consultation? In case you missed it and let's face it most people were distracted by #PartyGate the UK government lost an important case in the HIgh Court on 25th January and this ruling has some important implications for people involved in changing public services and making public policy. Jonno talks about this at length in our Feature Topic Our Shout Out this episode is to Derby City Council for their Let's Talk Derby Allestree Rewilding project. They have done a great job at using a good range of tools and widgets to help people to get involved in their consultation about Rewilding Allestree Park and the benefits it could bring to the city Special Guest. There is no special guest this week but there will be next time, promise! Our Tool of the Week goes to Brighton and Hove Council for their use of the Places tool in their project focusing on Liveable neighbourhoods. Great job Brighton and Hove! All this in one episode! Grab a cake and a coffee and take your time with this bumper episode of public consultation goodness.

I'm writing this on my 15th cup of coffee and the excitement is threatening to shoot through my fingers!Today we're reviewing Coffee Roaster, a game about turning beans into better beans and hoping that your coffee doesn't taste like dirt. It's also a solo game and you'll find that we're finally embracing our loneliness.We're also discussing our most anticipated games of 2020. Tony takes the fully pledged Kickstarter route, since he prefers being spoon fed his enjoyment, while I walk through the deserts of the Board Game Geek, searching through abandoned shacks covered in sand for a game morsel that's bigger than a stick of salami. I'm not sure why this became a Mad Max post.Enjoy!02:15 Maracaibo06:36 Clans of Caledonia07:21 FEATURE REVIEW - Coffee Roaster25:25 FEATURE TOPIC - 2020 Most Anticipated Games

In which Tony and Pat sharply disagree over the hot new card drafting game, It's a Wonderful World, Pat gives first thoughts On Mars, and they both share the games they didn't play in 2019 - both the ones they wish they had and the ones they're glad they missed. 3:40 On Mars 8:33 Just One 9:10 The King's Guild 9:45 FEATURE REVIEW It's a Wonderful World39:08 FEATURE TOPIC 2019: The Games We Didn't Play41:22 Games We're Glad We Didn't Play59:34 Games We Wish We'd Played

We look back at our best games of 2018 in our one year anniversary episode. Is Space Base still playable? Are we eternally grateful for Rising Sun and Underwater Cities? Have we maintained any sort of editorial integrity?Also, Pat needs to vent about Tainted Grail. And we review Silver & Gold in like... 30 seconds. Which is about as long as the game lasts. And introducing our new sister podcast, Iowa Talk, where we talk all things Iowa. Thanks for listening!02:25 Barrage03:02 Tainted Grail12:29 The Magnificent16:31 Dominant Species21:36 FEATURE REVIEW Silver & Gold28:41 FEATURE TOPIC 2018 Retrospective

Denham Amendment defeated in FAA bill BUT it’s not over- ATA sends petition to FMCSA ATA seeks FMCSA approval to Preempt state laws which protect trucker wages After 3 years of numerous failed ATA attempts to override and preempt states labor laws which protect employees from wage abuse, the ATA has taken one more desperate attempt to Petition the FMCSA based on 49 U.S.C. § 31141 -stating  that the State of California’s Meal and Rest Break rules are preempted by Federal law ( According to ATA Petition) ATA seeks FMCSA approval to Preempt state laws which presently protect trucker wages. Tonight we’ll discuss what’s behind the ATA “Meal & Rest Break” Petition and discuss how it’s all connected to the recently failed attempt to include the Denham Amendment in the FAA bill. It’s not just about Meal & REST Breaks….  It’s about Preempting Trucker Wages. Call in to listen or to be a part of the show.  347-826-9170

On this episode of My Tech Opinion, our feature topic is Tech Journalism.  Feature Topic and Guest:Our special guest on this episode is freelance tech journalist - Adam Turner - www.adamturner.com.auNews:Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg fronts US Congresshttps://www.theage.com.au/technology/zuckerbergs-testimony-is-over-but-scrutiny-is-just-ramping-up-20180413-p4z9h2.html      NBN Announced this week that they are about to relaunch their NBN serviceshttps://www.nbnco.com.au/corporate-information/media-centre/media-statements/HFC-relaunch-FTTC-expansion.html

We're positively exploding with content and moustaches this episode. There's all the biggest news from San Diego Comic-Con - Stachegate, the latest twist in the Batfleck saga, a surprise Iron Fist 2 announcement, DC's vow to transform the industry, plus all the big new comics announcements. And we bring you a Q&A with creators Ryan Lindsay and Craig Bruyn about their new books Ink Island and Beautiful Canvas and their tips for getting your break in the industry! SHOW NOTES: 00.00  Intro and San Diego Comic-Con News Wrap-up 1:23.28  Reviews - Nailbiter Vol 6 - Blade of the Immortal Omnibus - Accell #2 1:41.54  Feature Topic 2:08.53  BA's PA

What ISN'T in this episode? Besides talking bad massage experiences, the Hellboy reboot, Riverdale's Reggie-Gate, reviewing a heap of books AND debuting a brand new segment, we discuss the biggest news to hit the world since we all found out Prince Phillip had died. Plus we settle down for some #realtalk in the feature segment as we chart the highs and lows of the Alien movies and debate whether there's any future for the hallowed franchise. SHOW NOTES: 00.00 Intro & News 42.00 Reviews - Star Wars: The Screaming Citadel #1 - Swordquest #1 - Youngblood #1 - Catalyst: Noble #1 - Flophouse Presents: A Hairy Night in Wolfsburg - Complete Eightball 01:16.40 Feature Topic 01:54.58 BA's PA

Dave's back and everything's right again in the world. News; reviews; plus we talk with Josh Bayer, creator of All Time Comics - the new Fantagraphics superhero series bringing together an all-star roster of veteran and young indie creators like Herb Trimpe, Al Migrom and Ben Marra. And the discussion you've all been waiting for - the best way to make a fake poo. SHOW NOTES: 00.00  Intro & News 32.25  Reviews - The Fall & Rise of Captain Atom #1 - Dead No More: The Clone Conspiracy #4 - Amazing Spider-Man #23 - American Blood by Benjamin Marra - Nash by Johan Pedersen - Extremity by Daniel Warren Johnson 1:04.30  Feature Topic - a conversation with Josh Bayer, writer of All Time Comics 1:42.39  BA's PA Send us your comics and pop culture thoughts, questions, hopes and dreams for BA’s PA at info@radioactivelounge.com, Radioactive Lounge on Facebook or @RadLounge on Twitter.