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Finally Adam and Terry talk deathless supernaturals in an unending war that stalk the night, mummies! A World of Darkness: Mummy contains strange creatures with strange ancient magic and we talk adding it to your Mage game. A World of Darkness: Mummy⁠ - This book US Route 666 - One of several Mage/Mummy Crossover - previous episode on Mummy the Resurrection Mummy the Cursed - Previous episode on Mummy the Cursed --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mage-the-podcast/message

Awadd brings on Eric Bickel for the Commanders Corner as they talk about the highs and lows of the Commander's game. Adam continues with NFL Hits as he covers overreaction Tuesday. Next, AWadd and Craig Hoffman kick off the final hour of the show as the two talk Commander's and their upcoming game against the Broncos. Finally Adam and Christopher talk about food on Dude Food! They discuss Lunchables, the RVA Oktoberfest fair, and secret menu items and deals.

Adam discusses the hype coming out of camp as several key players are showing exactly why Big Blue fans should be excited for the upcoming season. Darren Waller comes in as advertised, a big bodied TE end that can catch everything and create nightmares for defenses. For Daniel Jones and Mike Kafka the opportunity to create space and time throughout the offense now becomes a much easier task with Waller on board. After a tip of the cap to returning veteran Sterling Sheppard Adam focuses on the day-over-day progress for Jalen Hyatt who has been showing off his blazing speed but more importantly his route running. Finally Adam notes not only the strong camp so far for Safety Jason Pinnock but more importantly the surprising rise of one Tre Hawkins III who after being drafted 209th overall by Big Blue, has impressed every step of the way - now finding himself receiving first team reps in camp. HEAR THE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... FOLLOW THE SHOW: https://twitter.com/oneGIANTpodcasthttps://twitter.com/AdamArmbrechthttps://twitter.com/amack214 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onegiantpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onegiantpodcast/support

This week the podcast sees the return of former guest and one of the finest UK big carp hunters Adam Penning.Adam picks up from where he left off his last podcast talking about his concluding capture of "Tyson" a very big, very hard earned common carp which saw him end his campaign. He goes on to speak about notable other escapades on various other Venus such as The Wharf, The Essex Reserve and also the premier day ticket complex that is Bluebell Lakes.Adam has recently launched "Pennings Carp Academy" an online educational carp fishing platform and he talks all about how this came to be and how this increased workload and different direction will impact his fishing as well as allow him to spread his vast knowledge to others. For more information on this and to check it out head to the following link....https://penningscarpacademy.com/Finally Adam is known for his outward opinions about such things as COVID vaccinations as well as other global world issues. He talks about his beliefs and thoughts on these matter which he believes need to be shed light upon in order to help educate people future.As ever its a fascinating insight into and incredible carp fishing mind. Adam is a brilliant story teller and this podcast goes from emotional tears to extreme laughter, its got it all!

Adam and Matt get together to break down week 7 of the NFL season, including some big running back trades! They discuss why the New York teams have been so good so far and why the Vikings are not good despite their 5-1 record. Finally Adam doles out some life and gambling advice!

Have you found yourself caught up in a never-ending healing journey? Are you rushing from workshop to ceremony to retreat trying to peal all the layers of your existential onion? Maybe what you need is healing from your healing! Today on Life is a Festival, Adam Andros Aronovich, creator of “Healing From Healing” offers us levity and a much needed reprieve from our hyper-individualistic personal development. On the show we discuss the fundamental importance of community in healing work. We talk about diminishing returns in chasing peak experiences. We review the modern preoccupation with trauma, the hero's journey, and “cinematic epistemology.” Finally Adam helps us learn to serve with our full being without becoming narcissists and how joy and celebration are potent healing modalities. Adam is the creator of Healing from Healing, a social media platform that casts a critical, skeptical and humorous gaze at Healing Culture. He is a doctoral candidate at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili in Spain, focusing on Medical Anthropology and Cultural Psychiatry. He is an active member of the Medical Anthropology Research Center (MARC-URV) and part of the Ayahuasca Community Committee at the Chacruna Institute for Psychedelic Plant Medicines. Adam spent more than four years conducting research and extensive fieldwork in the Peruvian Amazon, where he also facilitated Ayahuasca workshops in the context of shamanic and medical tourism. Adam also facilitates preparation and integration processes in private practice, and helps clients reframe “Healing” within relational and recreative frameworks and a secular, humanistic, grounded and open-ended interpretive and epistemic orientation. Links Healing From Healing: https://healingfromhealing.com/ Healing From Healing Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healingfromhealing/ Articles on Memory Wars and Recovered Memories: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1745691619862306 https://www.psypost.org/2014/08/memory-wars-scientific-evidence-repressed-memories-27571 https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2011-30132-001 Timestamps :11 - Adam's research in the Amazon showed that ayahuasca healing was largely about community: Communitas :21 - Diminishing returns on perpetual peak experiences :31 - Preoccupation with trauma, memory wars, and narcissism :47 - Hero's Journey, celebrity culture and cinematic epistemology :55 - How to serve without becoming narcissistic | Transformation happens both inward and outward 1:07 - Joy and celebration as healing modalities

Joe Judge sees the writing on the wall. Few coaches survive bad runs like these, especially with organizational overall looming. Adam discusses the big takeaways from the post game press conference, including James Bradberry's calculated responses as the defense tries to fight through offensive ineptitude. Saquon Barkley had his most consistent game this season, cracking the 100 yard mark while averaging 4.9 yards per carry. Should this be a reason for optimism going forward? Finally Adam poses the question as to the value of accumulating assets when top tier talent reigns supreme. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onegiantpodcast/message

Adam flies solo talking New York Giants Football! He discusses the roster moves that got the Giants down to 85 plus a trade that shuffled the secondary deck. Adam then sidebars on Giants fans who seem to be obsessed with Josh Rosen, which vexes the OGP host! Dave Gettleman and John Mara met with the media and among other notes Gettleman reflected on the Odell Beckham Jr. trade and if he sees the value the Giants got in return. Jason Garrett applauded Matt Pearts resiliency while Patrick Graham heaps praise on Adam's hero Carter Coughlin! Finally Adam discusses the national narrative around preseason snap counts and the absurdity of demanding starters play every game in August. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onegiantpodcast/message

Finally Adam has returned to the basement with his reassuring temperament that comicbook movies will get better. The review of the first installment of What If with Captain Carter and the skinniest of Steves, Titans Season 3 first three episodes are released, and a Moon Knight image leak. Does anyone care, the internet says not really. Also Adam takes a new turn into possibly one day maybe almost watching Superman & Lois. Enjoy and get to drinking, its more fun that way.

In this month's podcast Mark Cosgrove (Watershed Cinema Curator) and Adam Murray (film programmer, critic, writer and broadcaster) look forward to Watershed's Cinema Rediscovered festival at the end of July – a celebration and re-framing of cinema's rich 125 year history.They share the strands and films they can't wait to bring to the big screen – screening in some cases for the first time in decades, if not ever in the UK.Mark's highlights include 1971: The Year Hollywood Went Independent, a programme of films exploring the essential contribution that women made to The New Hollywood era; when outsiders, independents and mavericks were welcomed into the mainstream. Plus the amazing background to The Story of a Three-Day Pass – a nouvelle vague infused film by young Black American Melvin Van Peebles made in Paris, never released in the UK and now restored to its former glory.Adam looks forward to Blue Collar, an uncompromising tale set in Detroit of three-working men; starring Yaphet Kotto as Smokey James alongside double trouble Richard Pryor and Harvey Keitel. Released in 1978 Adam discusses the extraordinary performances exploring race, unions and working class masculinity; and surely one of the greatest, grimy, opening scenes and soundtracks in a film ever.Finally Adam looks forward to launching his Bristol Black Horror Club at the festival with a screening of The Beast Must Die – a fun, camp, werewolf thrill-ride with a great soundtrack and a Black actor in a multi-dimensional lead role.

Adam Virgile is the Sports Science Coordinator for the University of Vermont. Formerly a Performance Analyst and Strength Coach for the New York Rangers, Adam helped evolve the Sports Science model in the NHL, creating a unique database to track training loads and open up more lines of communication between coaches and players on best practices for optimal performance. Now at UVM, Adam is responsible for developing data driven insights to all sports with a special emphasis on men's ice hockey. He is also an Adjunct Professor at UVM, teaching the next generation of strength coaches how to incorporate technology into their skillset. Finally Adam is a PhD candidate doing some extensive research into improving wellness questionnaires so that they can better impact decision-making on training loads. What Adam has done over the last several years is really unique and we went in depth on what he helped build with the Rangers and how it impacted the franchise. We also chatted at length about his PhD project, which ought to further the model of athlete questionnaires and align coach/athlete perceptions of stressors. Adam's Website Instagram: @adam.virgile Twitter: @adamvirgile

Dennis from First Sip Brew Box joins Adam and Steve to try out some cream ales. They talk about the projected growth of craft beer in 2019 and an update on Sierra Nevada's Resilience IPA initiative. Then they take a look at brewery openings and events they're excited for in the future. Finally Adam and Dennis go head-to-head in the Five Questions of Doom. Beers:Buffalo Bayou Brewing Co. Sam's Daily Cream AleMuskoka Brewing Cream AleGenesee Brew House Orange Honey Cream Ale

THE NatsGM Show episode #140 is now available for download and we welcome back friend of the Podcast and Assistant Director of Pro Scouting for 2080 Baseball, Adam McInturff. On this episode Adam and I take a deep dive into the recent Nationals' acquisition of Yan Gomes.  We discuss what Washington is receiving in Gomes, and how he should pair with Kurt Suzuki next season.  Then we describe the two prospects Washington sent to Cleveland, Daniel Johnson and Jefry Rodriguez, in terms of their future major league potential.  Finally Adam talks about seeing Nationals top prospect Mason Denaburg pitch in instructs, along with two sleeper names in Washington's farm system. Thanks to Adam for being so gracious with his time, and for 2080 Baseball for helping liaison our conversation.  And finally, thanks to you for downloading!

Tom and Adam return to discuss EA's week of doom with server issues and SBC mistakes. We also discuss common misconceptions about Black Friday and the economics behind them. Finally Adam's technical segment returns as we discuss how important your Television/Monitor specs and settings are, how they can make you a better or worse player and how they can reduce input lag. Our Twitter: twitter.com/wtfutpodcast Our Intro Music: twitter.com/in4reddflare

On this week's podcast Adam discusses a few of the more unique stories in golf from recent weeks, including backstopping, using a compass on a yardage book, and Tiger Woods's new putter! Finally Adam also gives a supplementary review of a new putter shaft he recently tested.

Adam Ronis is your host for Scout Fantasy. He talks about MLB baseball and how the recent news and notes from around the diamond will impact your team. Then, he has Bill Enright of ffchamps.com on to talk Fantasy Football and the Jameis Winston suspension. Finally Adam wraps up the show by talking more major league baseball.#FNTSY #FantasyBaseball #FantasyFootball #NFL #MLB #JaemisWinston #Bucs

Adam, Ryan, and Chad discuss one of the most diverse components in modern board games - Dice! Starting with the history and spilling over onto modern design, we discuss the ways that little plastic geometric shapes are used in the design and play of games, and some stand out examples of clever dice usage. After the break we stick with the dice theme and discuss King of Tokyo and King of New York - two games that take the dice-rolling set-collection aspect of Yahtzee and turn it into a slug fest between monsters battling for control of their city. Finally Adam learns how to play cards with a Shopkins game, Ryan rolls some fancy custom dice in Quarriors, and Chad attempts to figure out what his coworkers are getting at in a game of Decrypto. (Image credit: https://boardgamegeek.com/image/3262707/king-tokyo) Of Dice and Men is broadcast live on 91.3 FM CJTR, Regina Community Radio - our next broadcast will be April 22nd at 8 PM CST.

Chad, Adam and Ryan discuss the different ways that board games take complicated real-life situations and boil them down to the roll of a die or the flip of a card. How can board games capture the feeling of being the leader of a nation during a cold war, a starving farmer in 1600's Europe, or a fire fighter saving a cat from a burning apartment building? Through abstraction, of course! At the half way point we transition to Terraforming Mars, our feature game for this episode. Terraforming Mars is a fantastic engine building game centered around the theme of, you guessed it, making Mars hospitable to humans. We talk about all the little things that make this 2016 release a stand-out game in a galaxy full of cardboard and cards. Finally Adam crashes a kid's birthday to play some snake game, Ryan comes up with the party game hit of 2018, and Chad goes on a terrible rant about Spirit Island. Of Dice and Men is broadcast live on 91.3 FM CJTR, Regina Community Radio - our next broadcast will be April 8th at 8 PM CST.

Brett and Adam discuss the final three Best Picture nominees, including Call Me By Your Name, Darkest Hour and The Post. But first they react to the BAFTA Awards and play another round of Guess The Tomato with Annihilation. Finally Adam discusses the Oscar-nominated Live-Action and Animated Short films, and Brett is joyfully delighted by Paddington 2.

In this episode Erik and Adam discuss tendons and the issues they have. Is the continuum model any good? Is any tendinopathy model any good? Is loading the answer? How does loading work? What's the best type of loading? Finally Adam asks the most important question... do kangaroos get tendinopathy? For more info on Adam and Erik's course in London: http://thesciencept.com/courses/shoulder-and-knee/london/ For Peter Malliaras' website: https://www.tendinopathyrehab.com/ Music by Kevin MacLeod - incompetech.com: Intro - Also sprach Zarathustra Close - Vivacity

In my interview with Adam we discuss his belief that Executive Assistants must take charge of their professional destiny because if they fail to do so, they risk others stepping in to influence it that do not understand the role and the true value that Executive Assistants can offer organisations and individual leaders. The overarching theme of Adam’s work is about encouraging and enabling EA’s to align their behaviours with what is expected of a mid level manager and the sorts of EQ skills that are focused on in leadership development. He has a higher vision for the role which he articulates in his EA manifesto but rather than this vision being some sort of airy fairy, non-specific ideal he advocates for it being based on a proven foundation of skills development.   I’m already calling out that I’m going to have Adam back on the podcast for us to debate the word ‘indispensable’ as you will hear that he’s not a fan of it. I actually think he and I are in agreement and that it’s about not striving for something you can never achieve, because as we’ve discussed, we’re all dispensable. Anyway…   Top takeaways from interview with Adam   Credibility is achieved through getting the job done, being professional and being qualified - therefore EA’s need to choose high calibre events to attend that will reflect well on them and be seen as an effective use of their time. Focus on what you need to do to be seen as more ‘managerial’, more professional in your role. That means looking closely at what activities and tasks you are spending your time on and look at identifying how you can develop into more red box activities. Aligned with this is spending time in ‘boss mode’ as opposed to ‘pa mode’. Thinking proactively, using initiative, having a growth mindset and asking less for permission and more for confirmation or correction. Boss Mode is about understanding your leaders’ objectives and priorities as well as the organisations and thinking strategically about how you can advance those without being given explicit instruction. This is where Adam’s metaphor of moving up from the dancefloor is so powerful… I love this metaphor, I keep humming Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s song “Murder on the Dancefloor” (link to Youtube clip in the Shownotes for those of you that don’t know it) Finally Adam acknowledges that there will always be a place for black box activities, he says these are the bread and butter tasks of EA’s but the reality is that no one ever got promoted for being great with Excel or Powerpoint. You may need to help your boss see your value in doing ‘red box’ activities but once they’ve experienced the benefits they will be converts. Saving your boss time makes you a huge asset but it requires you to act and work independently.     PA Life Interview Connect with Adam Fidler on LinkedIn Adam Fidler Academy website Sophie Ellis-Bextor “Murder On The Dancefloor” Adam Fidler’s “What I am” EA manifesto

Brett and Adam are joined by music enthusiast Mike Bennett to discuss the Grammys, diving deep into the highlights, lowlights, and Beyoncé snubs of the telecast. Then they play a new trivia game “Best Picture/ Best Album.” Finally Adam enjoys some bad guy killing with “John Wick 2.”

Brett and Adam take a look at the state of the Oscar race in the wake of the Directors Guild, Screen Actors Guild and Producers Guild winners. Then they talk about the influence on the political climate on Oscar voting. Next they open up the Seat Fillers Mailbag for the first time and take a question from an avid listener. Finally Adam admires James McAvoy's Oscar-worthy performance in “Split” while Brett decides not to follow Mel Gibson to war with “Hacksaw Ridge.”

This week the Gaming Marathon crew open the show with a segment of game shaming including Asad's obsession with Dishonored 2, Aaron's 5,000 calorie weekend pizza adventure and Adam's Oculus Rift experience. Up next it's this week's rapid fire news including Altered Beast and Streets of Rage targeting film and TV productions, PS4 sales clear the 50 million mark, Square Enix is planning additions to the Final Fantasy XV story, The Nintendo Switch will possibly support GameCube games on the Virtual Console, Sony massively discounts the PS4 Slim for the month of December, Jimmy Fallon featured Super Mario Run and the Nintendo Switch on his show recently, the angry Internet reacts to news that Super Mario Run requires a constant Internet connection and the final video game releases for December, 2016. Finally Adam wraps up the show with his review of the greatly anticipated Final Fantasy XV, available now on PS4 and Xbox One.

Brett and Adam discuss the Critics Choice Awards nominations and how it affects the Oscar race. Then they predict the nominees for Best Makeup & Hairstyle and Best Supporting Actress. Finally Adam gets political with 'Weiner' and Brett and Adam embrace the future with the Google VR short film 'Pearl.'

As award season heats up, Brett and Adam discuss the nominees for the National Board of Review and Independent Spirit Awards' best films of 2016, and wonder why the Oscars telecast still haven't locked down its hosts. Next they predict the nominees and winner of this year's Best Cinematography award. Then they dive deep into ‘Arrival,' one of the year's best films. Finally Adam takes a stroll with ‘Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk' while Brett visits the Redbox for ‘Hello, My Name is Doris' and ‘Keanu.'

Brett and Adam contemplate Donald Trump's impact on the upcoming Oscars telecast and make some predictions on who will host. Then they guess the nominees for Best Supporting Actor. Next they dive deep into one of the year's best films “Moonlight “ and its Oscar implications. Finally Adam visits “Sing Street” and Brett gushes over “Arrival.” There's no actual mention of the Supermoon in this episode, but it happened this week, so, you know..."Moonlight" is a super movie, though!

This week the Gaming Marathon crew take a moment to discuss the recent unexpected presidential election results, followed by tales of the elusive NES Classic Edition as well as Adam's thoughts on his brand new Xbox One S and PlayStation 4 Pro. Next it's this week's Rapid Fire News including loyalty missions returning to Mass Effect Andromeda, a hot 3DS Black Friday deal, Xbox's new preview program, Blizzard thinks Warcraft: Orcs and Humans is boring, use your old NES controllers with the NES Classic Edition, Xbox One remains the top selling console for the fourth month in a row, Dishonored 2 is a bit of a mess on PC, Nintendo revives the Nintendo Power Line for one weekend and video game releases for November 12th through November 18th, 2016. Finally Adam wraps up the show with a review of Titanfall 2, currently available on PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Brett and Adam, ready for this election to be over already, discuss the Oscars instead. They talk about the Oscar telecast producers news, and look at the general landscape as the award season begins to solidify. Then they predict the nominees for Best Original Screenplay. Finally Adam doesn't dig the convoluted "Doctor Strange," while Brett gets a glimpse into the "Secret Lives of Pets."

Brett and Adam break down this week's Oscar news, including the “Birth of a Nation” box office performance, the new “Rogue One” Trailer, and upcoming films “Desierto” and “13th.” Then they play a brand new game called “Oscar Links.” Next, they continue their quest to predict the nominees for every Oscars category with their best guesses for the 2016 Best Visual Effects nominees. Finally Adam goes back to the old west with “The Magnificent Seven” and Brett takes it “Easy.”

Adam and Wilko pick five of the best stories or take your recommendations each fortnight. Contact us on Facebook and Twitter!  5) Tourists descend on Middle England village and no-one knows why 4) The Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis dances off against James Corden (and saves a child's life) and the cameras weren't rolling 3) Ambulance ironically leads to requirement for ambulance 2) When insects attack - the Ronaldo moth 1) Pokemon Go explained - with guest Dr Favaad Iqbal   Remember to get in touch with your suggestions for ‘And Finally’ material. It could make the podcast!

This week's episode of Sucka Radio is all WSOF 7.World Series of Fighting 7 goes down on December 7 from Vancouver's PNE Agrodome.First up main event fighter Lance Palmer joins the show. Palmer talks about being moved in to the main event slot, taking the fight on short notice, training with Team Alpha Male and more.Next up, Adam Martin chats with Palmer's opponent Georgi Karakhanyan. He chats about his opponent Palmer, fighting for WSOF and more.We then have an in depth conversation with Kalib Starnes. Kalib talks about his regained focus on fighting, his opponent Dwayne Lewis and much more.Finally Adam talks to last minute replacement fighter Ryan Dickson about his WSOF 7 prelim bout with Marcus Vinicius.

In this episode of the Canadian Baseball Network Podcast we feature the 8th drafted Canadian, selected in the 18th round by the Houston Astros, Adam Nelubowich. In the first part of the episode we speak to Adam's high school coach Les McTavish of the Vauxhall Academy. In the second half we speak to Adam himself. Adam talks about how he played every sport but baseball growing up and how he ended up choosing baseball as a career. He also tells us about the difference between his draft experience in 2009 versus 2013. Finally Adam talks about his first month in pro ball in the Astros system.