Podcasts about finally jesse

Jesse undoubtedly has the most unique car that anyone on this podcast has ever had. Even with limited use of his legs, Jesse is a real racer. He has reworked his 2g so that the brake and throttle can be controlled by his hands and he has made it so it suits his car for racing. Not just drag racing but circuit racing and autocross as well. Jesse starts off by telling us about the setup on his car currently. He then talks about what it was, years ago, that drew him to the 2g. He talks about converting the car to run on hand controls and what it took to make it not only work for driving but to work well for racing. Jesse talks about the struggles of not only having to use hand controls but to find the parts in order to make them work. Jesse talks about his newly acquired 2g and his plans for both of his cars. Jesse shares his advice when it comes to buying, building and maintaining a 2g DSM. Jesse also shares his advice for anyone out there who has limited use of their legs but still wants to stay into Mitsubishis and/or into motorsports in general. Jesse talks about the events that you can find him and his car in action this year.Finally Jesse drops all his social media links and gives thanks to everyone who has helped him get himself and his car where it is today.

This episode we're excited to bring another interview your way, this time with CEO of Classical Conversations, Robert Bortins! Finally Jesse gets to talk about education while Justin just sits back and rolls his eyes. Just kidding, Justin did great. We grilled Robert on the role of the Church in education, responding to tyranny, and how to find out more about CC up in Canada too!We spend a few extra minutes after Robert signed off to sound off on abortion again. Never gets less frustrating... Thanks for tuning in!RESOURCESVisit classicalconversations.com to check out CC!Links to Robert's new podcast show can be found here.Follow Robert on Twitter and InstagramCheck out CC Canada! NEW SHIRT DROP!We are now offering a brand new shirt in the US and Canada shops! The Done Time shirt is designed by the faithful folks over at Trinity Bible Chapel in Waterloo, Ontario. The design features a prominent front design stating "Most of My Heroes Have Done Time". On the back contains a list of dozens of saints that have been imprisoned, including our friends Pastors James Coates and Tim Stephens. Head on over to carpefide.com/shop to grab yours today!SUPPORT THE LIBERTY COALITION CANADA!Grab one of our Hold the Line Shirts or Hoodies or Come Take It Pulpit shirts to support Liberty Coalition Canada as they cover the Ottawa protests and seek to glorify God in all things. No one likes fake news, so lets support our brothers and sisters on the front lines!US & Canada Store: carpefide.com/shopCREDITSAudio Post Production by Jaeger WincklerJaeger is a high school senior who enjoys writing, theology, audio editing, and music. He has many projects underway, including, but by no means limited to, writing a book, composing musical accompaniments to some of Tennyson's poems, and saving up for college at New Saint Andrews in Moscow, Idaho. You can read more about him and his thoughts at jaegerwinckler.com.

This episode we're excited to bring another interview your way, this time with CEO of Classical Conversations, Robert Bortins! Finally Jesse gets to talk about education while Justin just sits back and rolls his eyes. Just kidding, Justin did great. We grilled Robert on the role of the Church in education, responding to tyranny, and how to find out more about CC up in Canada too!We spend a few extra minutes after Robert signed off to sound off on abortion again. Never gets less frustrating... Thanks for tuning in!RESOURCESVisit classicalconversations.com to check out CC!Links to Robert's new podcast show can be found here.Follow Robert on Twitter and InstagramCheck out CC Canada! NEW SHIRT DROP!We are now offering a brand new shirt in the US and Canada shops! The Done Time shirt is designed by the faithful folks over at Trinity Bible Chapel in Waterloo, Ontario. The design features a prominent front design stating "Most of My Heroes Have Done Time". On the back contains a list of dozens of saints that have been imprisoned, including our friends Pastors James Coates and Tim Stephens. Head on over to carpefide.com/shop to grab yours today!SUPPORT THE LIBERTY COALITION CANADA!Grab one of our Hold the Line Shirts or Hoodies or Come Take It Pulpit shirts to support Liberty Coalition Canada as they cover the Ottawa protests and seek to glorify God in all things. No one likes fake news, so lets support our brothers and sisters on the front lines!US & Canada Store: carpefide.com/shopCREDITSAudio Post Production by Jaeger WincklerJaeger is a high school senior who enjoys writing, theology, audio editing, and music. He has many projects underway, including, but by no means limited to, writing a book, composing musical accompaniments to some of Tennyson's poems, and saving up for college at New Saint Andrews in Moscow, Idaho. You can read more about him and his thoughts at jaegerwinckler.com.

Episode #10 of Long Lost Brothers, a podcast I host with my good friend Jesse Koll. Jesse & Brett discuss last week's fitness challenge and then talk about why Jesse has decided to cut his Marathon training short. We dig into Cobra Kai for a few minutes and talk about initial impressions from our Book of the Month. Finally Jesse issues a different kind of challenge for this week's #LLBCHALLENGE. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Episode #10 Jesse & Brett discuss last week's fitness challenge and then talk about why Jesse has decided to cut his Marathon training short. We dig into Cobra Kai for a few minutes and talk about initial impressions from our Book of the Month. Finally Jesse issues a different kind of challenge for this week's #LLBCHALLENGE. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Happy near year! Two favorites from the Bullseye archives this week. First up: Hasan Minhaj, from 2016. He'll talk about his work as a standup and as a correspondent on the Daily Show. Plus: what it was like growing up Muslim after September 11th, and his weird experience covering at the Republican National Convention. Then, another 2016 favorite: Sharon Horgan. She's the brilliant co-creator and star of the TV series Catastrophe, which is available to stream now on Amazon. She talks with Jesse about getting past the awkwardness of writing (and then having to film) sex scenes with her co-star, the challenge of showing the evolution of a relationship before and after having kids, and why she likes playing a character who can sometimes come off as a jerk. Finally: Jesse talks about the enduring legacy of Prince.

First up this week: Steven Yeun! Fans of The Walking Dead know and love Steven for his time on the show as the beloved Glenn Rhee. Lately, though, he's taken on some even more thrilling roles. Last year, he starred in the Netflix hit Okja. Earlier this year he played Squeeze, the union organizing rabble rouser in the hit Sorry To Bother You. And now Steven's starring in a beautiful, engrossing new film called Burning - it's South Korea's entry into the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar this year. Then, join Jesse as he embarks on a gross, strange and hilarious overview of weird medical history: Trepanation! Humors! Bad surgery! The guides on our tour? Justin and Dr. Sydnee McElroy, husband and wife hosts of the MaxFun podcast Sawbones. They just wrote a new book based on the podcast and have loads of great, gory info. Just in time for Halloween! Finally: Jesse tells you about the person who inspired him to take up radio.

This week we're talking about some of the game requests from a few weeks ago. Ian starts things off by trying to explain just what the heck Fe is all about. Then Derek discusses his time with Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun. Finally Jesse veers off course and takes us into the depths of Hammerwatch. Thanks for listening! Thanks to Kyle Landstra for the Intro/outro music! (www.kylelandstra.bandcamp.com) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamesonearth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesonearth/support

Copywriter and hypnotist Jesse Gernigin joins The Copywriter Club Podcast to talk with Kira and Rob about his freelance business, creating an online summit, and how knowing how to hypnotize people helps him know how to attract customers and sell more products. In this interview, we talk about: •  how Jesse went from magician to hypnotist to copywriter •  what it takes to bee a hypnotist •  the #1 thing he did that made him a successful hypnotist •  what he sent potential clients when he was cold contacting •  how often he succeeded (and failed) when he was cold emailing and how he increased his chances of success •  how Jesse works with clients to get them what they need (not just what they want) •  what he did on Upwork to succeed •  acting as a strategist in addition to working as a copywriter •  what it takes to assemble an online summit and what has surprised him the most from putting on a summit And while talking about his summit, Jesse let us in on the tools he used to get his summit online and we asked him about the two best speakers he included in his summit. Finally Jesse told us what he thinks will happen to copywriting in the future. To get this one... click the play button below, or scroll down for a full transcript.   The people and stuff we mentioned on the show: Sponsor: The Copywriter Club In Real Life Geoff Ronning The Ultimate Sales Letter by Dan Kennedy Vander Meide Ramit Sethi Chase Jarvis Paige Poutiainen Danny Marguiles Joanna Wiebe Thrive Architect Rainmaker Wordpress ConvertKit Teachable Vimeo Natalie McGuire Lianna Patch Hillary Weiss Entrepreneur on Fire Live Gold Rich Kira’s website Rob’s website The Copywriter Club Facebook Group Intro: Content (for now) Outro: Gravity   Full Transcript: Rob: What if you could hang out with seriously talented copywriters, ask them about their successes and failures, their work processes and their habits, then steal an idea or two to inspire your own work? That’s what Kira and I do every week at The Copywriter Club Podcast. Kira: You’re invited to join the club for episode 71 as we chat with copywriter, marketing consultant, and hypnotist Jesse Gernigin about trading his magic act for high paying copywriting gigs, how he finds and lands freelance clients, what goes on behind the scenes of an online summit, and how hypnotism helps him become a better copywriter! Kira: Welcome, Jesse! Jesse: Thank you guys so much for having me! It’s great to be here. Rob: It’s great to have you. Jesse: Yeah, it’s cool to talk with you guys on this end after having you both on my summit, so this is great! Kira: Yeah! So we’re going to talk about your summit in a bit; you’re a first hypnotist on the show! Jesse: Okay! Yeah. Rob: Yeah, we’re waiting for you to say something like “look into my eyes”—follow the watch... Kira: (laughs) Jesse: (laughs) Kira: I’m actually a little nervous now! I feel like you might hypnotize us and make us say something ridiculous. I don’t know. Jesse: No, no, no. (laughs) Kira: All right, Jesse, a good place to start is just with your story. You know, who are you? How did you get into copywriting? Especially with the magic background? Tell us a little more about your story. Jesse: Oh, this is funny. So we’re going to go back to the days of copywriting books—Dan Kennedy’s, I think 1993 book—The Ultimate Sales Letter. So, I graduated college in 2007, so I came out right at the heart of the recession, and nobody was hiring for anything I had a degree in. And I’d been a magician and a hypnotist, and I’d work, you know, shows and make five or six thousand dollars a year just doing it on the side. And my buddy told me, you should just do this full time until a job opens up! So I went out, found an agent, and I was a really great performer. I don’t like to toot my own horn, because I wasn’t necessarily more talented than anybody else,

After a well deserved break, Jesse and Crendor return with stories of their time in LA. From the rich people mall, to watching bad movies, to....watching more bad movies.... ALSO, we learn the legend of Molasses Mike! Finally Jesse tries to teach the world a lesson about "being the cool kid", but Crendor craps all over it.