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Brandon is an active investor that specializes in the BRRRR strategy. He was born and raised in Hawaii and invests for cash-flow in the midwest. While building his portfolio, he developed a passion for personal growth and became a Certified High-Performance Coach. As a coach, he helps individuals reach new levels of success in their personal and professional lives, and guides new investors toward starting their own real estate portfolios. He does all of this while maintaining a full-time job, raising two young children with his wife, Christine, and volunteering at his local church. For Brandon's services he can be reached at : brandonrabe.hi@gmail.com. Rich State of Mind Links: Website: www.richstateofmind.com Instagram : @rich_statebrand and @rich_invests_ Podcast links: https://linktr.ee/anthanerichie Please like and subscribe to my channel. See our cool wealth building and real estate T-shirt designs in the links below : Rich State of Mind Store :https://bit.ly/RichState --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthane-richie/support

Today, join Scott and Mark with this episode's guest, Brandon Black, as they talk about comedy, how he got started, and his whole thing going forward as a comedian. When it comes to writing his material, Brandon opens up about how he prefers to just go for whatever subject possible, even if that could include anything that hits close to home. Anything for the laughs.Because of the pandemic, many industries were hit and were forced to adjust – including live comedy shows. For Brandon, restricting live events and resorting to online shows has been a real challenge. Far different from the experience people get from live comedy stand-ups, for him, any online show could lack the energy and connection comedians feed off from their live audience.As you get deeper into the randomness, listen as Brandon and your hosts talk more about the whole Funny AF experience, the etiquette needed in live shows, cryptocurrency and mining, Apple products, and so much more crazy theories and stuff!About Brandon Black:Brandon Black is the unofficial-official #HoodHumor king reigning straight out of Los Angeles, who continues to sell out The Hollywood Improv, and he is next to shine on the REVOLT Studios stage. Quickly making a name for himself, Black has garnered online and onstage attention as one of the city's best performers. Brandon Black is an L.A. native-born and raised near Florence and Normandie in the city's South Central section. He first realized he was funny while roasting classmates during lunch at Westchester High School.Even though he was a natural comedian, he was focused on music. He didn't pursue stand-up comedy until many years later after running into a friend outside a club who encouraged him to do an open mic. Some of his influences are the late Richard Pryor, Bernie Mac, and Patrice O'Neal. Other influences include Dave Chapelle and Mike Epps.Outline of the episode:•[05:55] The pandemic made me do online shows.•[07:54] On upcoming shows and projects.•[11:10]The story of being a Big Black Sign.•[12:38]Experiencing Funny AF.•[17:20]Is personal life a sensitive subject source for comedy material?•[20:12]On meeting Warren G.•[25:13]Thoughts on how to enjoy live events; Live show etiquette.•[29:38]What Apple doesn't allow you to do.•[35:21] The better pick/brand for mining.•[45:28]Theories theories theories; Should we shelve this episode?•[50:37]What could be going around in prisons.•[57:55]Trash Talk Segment; Brandon's last google search.Resources:Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/iambrandonblack/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/iambrandonblack/Follow The Brandon Black Show on:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brandon-black-show/id1545629334Check out Offical AmigosPC Merch at:https://teespring.com/stores/amigospcCatch AmigosPC on:Website:https://www.amigospc.net/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TwoandahalfAmigos/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/amigospc/Twitter:https://twitter.com/AmigosPCListen to the AmigosPC podcast on the following platforms:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-3-amigos-podcast/id1440367116https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-two-and-a-half-amigos_1https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-two-and-a-half-amigos-31154017/

In “The ONE Thing,” Gary Keller and Jay Papasan write about the three commitments you must make if you want to live a life of extraordinary results: following the path of mastery, moving from being entrepreneurial to purposeful, and living the accountability cycle. Are you making those commitments?Brandon Turner, who you may know from the Bigger Pockets podcast, shows us what it looks like to live those commitments. This is a vulnerable take on how one person who is a big thinker and goal-setter has gone on a path of living those three commitments—with his significant other. You’ll hear how his identity has played a role in the achievement of his goals, the importance of having a relationship with your goals, what to do when things change, and how going small can help you go really big over the long run.The path to everything you want starts with ONE Thing at a time. For Brandon, that ONE Thing is building a purposeful approach to setting goals. If you want to join us in setting goals, you can sign up for our Goal Setting Retreat at the1thing.com/setmygoals.In this episode, you will learn...[04:49] The importance of planning versus having a plan[10:10] How mindset changes action[16:51] Setting goals together with your partner[26:49] How goals inform who you are in the moment[36:59] Taking a purposeful approach to setting goalsLinks & Tools From This Episodebiggerpockets.comInstagram: @beardybrandonRead "Rich Dad, Poor Dad"--How do you start up when the world is upside down?Sit Down Startup is a new weekly podcast from Zendesk. The Startups team brings together entrepreneurs, founders, and CEOs to discuss the latest business challenges and how to put customer experience at the heart of success. Hear from people who understand unpredictability in a coffee shop-style conversation.Catch weekly episodes on Apple, Google, and Spotify.--Are you growing an eCommerce business?Then you need a program that’s focused on growth. Klaviyo is the ultimate eCommerce marketing platform for online brands of all kinds or sizes. Whether you’re just getting started or running a well-known brand, it gives you everything you need to send memorable branded emails, text messages, and more so you can build strong relationships that keep your customers coming back.Learn more and get a free trial at klaviyo.com/grow.--

We've have been fortunately to have several deeply moving conversations with Brandon about the role of leaders over the years, and I'm very glad to have been able to create another one here to share with you all.Brandon was born and raised in Apartheid South Africa, and we begin our conversation recounting salient moments of his upbringing which framed his views of the world, viscerally confronting inequality of opportunity, access to resources and education that need not always constrain the realisation of human potential. From these early beginnings, he has devoted himself to the development of human potential and connection.His own leadership journey has taken him through tenures in Not-for-Profit, as a Youth Councillor for the City of Cape Town, and as the Australian Chair for a Global Youth Organisation.He now practices as a psycho-therapist, leadership facilitator and educator – including as a lecturer in Adaptive Leadership. He works with leaders to face the complex challenges they encounter to which there are no set-out, straightforward solutions. As such, we - as humans - are called on to adapt and adjust; to reconfigure our values, loyalties, perceptions and ways of doing things. This requires us to relate and interact with each other in new ways. For Brandon, this is part of leadership. He works with people to develop their relational leadership capacities so that we can meet each other and work with each other in new ways.Key out-takes from this episode;- Seeking to develop human potential and connection are the bedrock of the kind of leadership we need today- So much of the world is crying out for a new kind of leadership- This change needs to happen rapidly and radically- That in the world of Adaptive Leadership, leadership is not a noun, it is a verb. It is something we do, and as such is available to us all.- In Adaptive Leadership we do not refer to leaders, only leadership- Adaptive Leadership is a change management process. We must ask ourselves what is going to need to occur to cause us to emerge in a different form to the one we entered in.- We can get seduced by authority in so many different ways.- Pay attention to the authority relationships in your lifeResources mentioned in this episodeRead – Leadership on the Line, by Marty Linsky and Ronald HeifetzGet in touch with Brandon via any of these points of contact;My website - www.brandonsrot.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonsrot/Feel free to call or email and Brandon would love to chat, perhaps even have a virtual coffeeAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for production of all audio recordings and composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper and the team at RadioHub studios for technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. You can find out about Radio Hub's services here - https://www.radiohub.com.au/To NokNok Studios for website design, hosting and advice. Find out about NokNok's awesome services here - https://www.facebook.com/NOKNOKstudios/To Cirasa Design for logo and site graphics – Find our about Cirasa's inspiring work here This is the Better World Leaders, brought to you by 4iLeadership

In this episode, we talk about NXT Takeover In Your House and give our predictions for the event.  We also unfortunately (For Brandon that is) talk about the AFC East and more importantly talk about what the Patriots have lost.  We also talk about another BIG 4 Sport in the USA coming back and the set up is interesting.  Come give us a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alloutsportsshow/support

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Visit https://DeleflorTeachings.com/futuring to learn more about how to design your desired futures and receive a futuring journey audio meditation in either English or Spanish.I have recently talked with Brandon. He is truly one of the most embodied, spiritual, and grounded beings that I've met throughout my life. I met him in a Mastermind speaking in Austin; and his message really moved me because I think the message that he has is for businesses and entrepreneurs, spiritual people, and any human being whose time has come. Brandon grew up in Texas and is the son of a professional bull rider. He grew up, playing sports and being a sports prodigy per se. Latin American culture is a culture that he loves and is dear to his heart. He had very fond memories of Mexico, especially because it was a place where he thinks he was very successful. His tennis career was a real blessing for him in many ways. But the biggest one was because he got to experience at an early age that the outside success does not fix what's going on inside of him. At the age of 20, Brandon played in Wimbledon, and that was his dream as a little boy. He said that Wimbledon did not fulfill or complete him and that it left him in a place of great pain because of all the work that he put in. For him, having the external success that feels good and that is in connection with his soul, is the kind of success that he wants. He calls it ‘connected success’. That led Brandon to be a pastor. He was a senior pastor at a very early age because he had a communication gifting and he has the ability to draw large amounts of people. He was able to build a congregation to 750 people coming every week to hear him speak. He created a school of transformation. He loves to lead leaders so he stepped away from being a pastor. Because for him, his beliefs started to change and it was no longer in alignment with the denomination that he was in. Now, Brandon took his school of transformation and created a coaching company where he had been coaching executives, entertainers, and professional athletes, for the last 10 years. For Brandon, the hardest part is to step into value. Oftentimes, you have to step away from familiar structures and step into an unknown land. He thinks that taking that step takes a lot of courage, but that's where the great value is. He sees his future as a spokesperson for the great liberation of the heart. He knows that emotional abandonment is the greatest pain on the planet right now. He said he feels a deep calling within his soul to resolve that and also transmute that energy for great clarity and a great elevation of consciousness on the planet. Moreover, Brandon wanted everyone to know that the power is inside all of us. It's not in a church. It's not in a religion. The power is inside of ourselves. He thinks the greatest honor to someone like Jesus is to embody the power that is within you, not to need something outside of yourself to fulfill you completely. He also shared that one thing that keeps going off inside of him is the idea of guilt and shame. He believes that someone's personal power is not in the denial of their guilt and shame, but in the acceptance and love of their guilt and shame. What is inside of you is your most powerful energy. And it is not something to be denied. It's something to be partnered with. Our discussion ended with this phrase: the spirit of adoption. Brandon noted that we are no longer orphans. We are true sons and daughters of an abundant universe.To learn more about how to design your desired futures and receive a futuring journey audio meditation in either English or Spanish, visit https://DeleflorTeachings.com/futuring

Brandon Ezra started Grand Welcome originally with a handful of condominiums in Mammoth Lakes, California, and grew his property management company to be one of the largest in that destination and now the US. That was the start of a larger vision and the umbrella growth of Grand Welcome via franchising.   Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [0:59] Josh introduces today’s guest, Brandon Ezra of the Grand Welcome franchise system. [2:01] Josh welcomes Brandon to Franchise Euphoria. [2:30] Brandon shares about his business history and what led him to launch a franchise system. [4:13] Very early on, Brandon recognized that vacation rentals posed a great opportunity for a franchise model. [5:24] Grand Welcome is conveniently integrated into all of the major vacation rental companies such as VRBO and AirBnB. [5:55] The first thing Brandon did when looking at franchising Grand Welcome was to map out what their expectations would be of their franchisee and vice versa. [7:11] Right now, the franchisor headquarters is located in Nevada for Grand Welcome. [8:05] For Brandon, success in a couple years for now would be a good profit and return for them as well as their franchisees. He would also like to see the first five or ten locations in place. [11:13] The key duties a Grand Welcome franchisee would be to manage their vendors and communicate with their property owners. [13:16] Brandon recognizes that the vacation rental industry is becoming more professionalized, and as a result, he thinks the industry is on the uptrend. [16:57] Something that surprised Brandon when franchising Grand Welcome was the level of restructure that was required to make it a scalable business. [19:24] If you want to learn more about Grand Welcome, visit their website listed below. [19:50] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com www.grandwelcomefranchise.com

This episode is being released today, November 16, in honor of Cassie’s brother Brandon. One of the things that Jehovah’s Witnesses do poorly is supporting and looking out for the mental and emotional well-being of their members. Cassie experienced multiple changes in her life where she needed to be seen and helped within the congregation in a real way and they never managed to connect to her until later in life when they reached out in a judicial manner. She was ultimately saved in many ways by a high school cooking competition and the passion that she found. Cassie’s brother suffered in his life as well and isn’t with us today to tell his story, but we honor him by releasing this story today. For Brandon…. The song that Cassie chose to represent her journey is “Got It In You” by Banners. In honor of her brother Brandon, she shared two songs that he liked. The first is Beautiful Tragedy by In This Moment and the second is My Curse by Killswitch Engage. Want to participate in the Shunned Recovery Project that I mentioned? Dates and information can be found HERE. Are you struggling in some area of life? Feeling stuck? Need an accountability partner or some encouragement? Need to talk to someone that understands cult life? Reach out and let’s talk. I have affordable programs to help as a certified life coach. Click HERE for more information. Support Cassie by leaving her a comment HERE Follow my new podcast called LouisvilleOne at LouisvilleOne.org or look it up on a podcast app. You can watch the live videos on the YouTube channel HERE. Join our Shunned Podcast Facebook group HERE Leave us a review on iTunes Find shunned podcast on Youtube, including new VIDcasts here. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Support the show by donating to the cause on our Patreon page, Patreon.com/shunned Music by Fair Voyeur entitled “No Hell Yet”.

Are you too exhausted after a stressful day at work to cook? In today’s modern busy lifestyle, time is an important factor whether American families are willing to cook and prepare healthy meals or choose pre-prepared foods, fast foods, and take-out.   If you are having the same challenge, then this podcast episode is definitely for you as the Matts engage in a sumptuous conversation with their guest, Brandon O’Dell, CEO and founder of Friend That Cooks.   As a part-time job, Brandon began cooking meals for his friends when he wasn't busy with foodservice consulting projects. Friend That Cooks offers a weekly meal preparation service in which his chefs cook one day per week for a household, creating meals they could reheat any day of the week. For Brandon, they don’t sell food, they sell great service!   Learn more about:   Full Scale: https://fullscale.io/   Stackify: https://stackify.com/   Friend That Cooks: https://friendthatcooks.com/   GigaBook: https://gigabook.com   Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startuphustlepodcast/   Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDXy14X95mzCpGSHyDvvoVg   Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@startuphustle 

Discussing The Last Black Man in San Francisco Brandon finally gave into Joi and Ro's badgering to hunt down a theater and watch the The Last Black Man in San Francisco before it left theaters (at the time of recording, Kriss still hadn't accepted that Ro is always right in these matters possibly because The LBMiSF's primary marketing drive made it look at least tangentially like a "Black film") and the trio gathered to talk about the film's themes and different viewing experience.  Jimmie Fails and Jonathan Majors in THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO, an A24 release. Credit: David Moir / A24 The Last Black Man in San Francisco, directed by Joe Talbot, is the story of Jimmie Fails's obsession with an old Victorian home his family used to live in located in the heart of San Francisco. Jimmie's lived his whole life fixated on the home he's quick to tell people his grandfather built. Accompanied in all things by his best friend Mongomery Allen aka Mont (portrayed by Jonathan Majors with best-be-nominated-for-best-supporting-actor-level-talent) Jimmie comes up with a scheme gain ownership of his childhood home again. Mont and his unique approach to processing the world around him is both the voice of reason and unfailingly supportive friend. The LBMiSF is a journey of self-discovery that touches on grief, trauma, family (blood and found), love, masculinity, and truth.  There's no way to walk away from The LBMiSF without a wholly new perspective on homelessness, addiction recovery, ownership, and the duty each person owes to the city they call home.  Targeting The Black Male Gaze in The Last Black Men In San Francisco Although The LBMiSF builds its narrative around the real-life experiences of Jimmie Fails, and his love affair with his former family home on Fillmore, it's messaging is both overt and nuanced with a deliberate focus on the connections and relationships between Black Men overlayed on an evocative backdrop chronicling the gentrification of San Francisco. For Ro and Joi, this film struck a chord on several levels but didn't feel "aimed" at them. For Brandon, it was a moving narrative that made him feel uniquely seen. All three agree, that 1) it makes no sense this film didn't have a larger marketing push and 2) though mileage may vary when it comes to what people think this film's about The Last Black Man in San Francisco's a must watch.   Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter: @Phenomblak @InsanityReport @BookBlerd @TheMTRNetwork   Our shirts are now on TeePublic.  https://teepublic.com/stores/mtr-network   Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

When one door closes, another opens! Being an entrepreneur can feel like an emotional rollercoaster but you must always remember your main goal! You’re going to face mistakes but don’t let that stop you! As Brandon packs up his old home and prepares to transition onto the next journey, he turns to music to help keep him motivated! What is something you do to stay motivated? A few highlights from this episode include: - What do you do to keep yourself motivated? For Brandon, It’s music! He shares some of his favorite songs that keeps him grinding! - Transitions are sometimes hard to go through. So many things are changing in Brandon’s life. There are changes in his business and personal life. He and Samantha are getting married later this year and they’ve recently sold their house and almost everything in it! - Brandon shares some tips on focusing your main goal! Although the unknown can be scary, It can also be very exciting! - Life as an entrepreneur is a constant trial and error! There will be mistakes but every mistake comes with a lesson learned. Those mistakes should NEVER stop you! You have to experiment and continue to move to your goal.

We don't usually make a big deal about the Oscars on Special Sauce, but when I saw the brilliant Oscar-nominated documentary short Knife Skills, I knew I wanted to talk about it. The film shows what happens when Cleveland chef/restaurateur Brandon Chrostowski opens Edwins, a white-tablecloth French restaurant staffed almost entirely by recently released convicts who are reentering the workforce. As I previously wrote on Serious Eats, Knife Skills is funny, deeply moving, and brimming with humanity. So this week, in anticipation of this weekend's Oscars ceremony, I invited Brandon and the filmmaker behind the documentary, Tom Lennon, a longtime friend of mine, to come on Special Sauce to talk about their extraordinary collaboration.   For Brandon, a hardscrabble childhood that nearly ended in incarceration was saved by a demanding chef and mentor he worked for in Detroit when he was 18. "I finally found a place that would push back on whatever energy level I would exert.... There was always something to do, and there were so many personalities. It just fit with the way my body and mind are wired." While working for the late, great Charlie Trotter in Chicago, he learned that "you can do anything with what you have, no matter what the situation or how deep or how tough."    With Edwins, and the Leadership Institute he created alongside it, Brandon set a lofty goal: "changing the face of reentry, and that's going to take a couple of lifetimes, but I knew that the right lens could accelerate that." That lens turned out to be Tom Lennon's, and Knife Skills was the result.    Was the making of Knife Skills a political statement? Tom says no: "I didn't have any agenda. I just stumbled into this, it sounded like a good story, and I just filmed what I found. I think that that was an advantage. I'm not sitting here preaching to you about a political assertion I'm already confident in. That's not what it is. I'm just having you encounter a bunch of people in a very, very dramatic and difficult situation at a very difficult stage in their lives...really anxious, vulnerable, complex people who are yearning to not screw up again.... Then you, the viewer, I'm asking you to think about what you saw."   Take Marley, who says in Knife Skills that, in the throes of her drug addiction, "I'd wake up and be so mad to be alive." Marley has her ups and downs in the film, but all Brandon can do is provide a path to forgiveness: "I can't tell someone to be ready for this opportunity. What I can do is always leave that door open." Thinking about the process, Brandon told me: "When you're demanding excellence, you understand that maybe someone's not going to be able to do that, but can they do that for a moment, and can we make that moment a little longer each day, so that they can do that for an entire shift?.... If you get the right heart in there, that has the right energy and affection, that will breed hospitality. We'll work on the finer points, but just give me someone who cares and is going to work hard."   When you listen to this moving episode of Special Sauce, you can't help but notice how honest Tom and Brandon are, much like the film itself. You can watch the film here. And after you do, I bet you'll join me in rooting for Knife Skills when you watch the Oscars.    .......................... The full transcript for this episode can be found on Serious Eats: https://www.seriouseats.com/2018/03/special-sauce-the-team-behind-knife-skills-the-oscar-nominated-documentary.html

Happy Halloween Punky Peeps, I hope you have a great day and I thought in honor of this spooky holiday I’d review S2E10: Love Thy Neighbor which aired on November 17, 1985. In this episode On Halloween, Punky raises the ire of Mrs. Peevey, a cantankerous old woman who lives in the building, simply by trying to be her friend. Time for my Brandon Tail Wag Episode Rating: I’m giving it 4 out of 5 Brandon Tail Wags 1. For the kids awesome costumes Rambo, Tony the Tiger and I don’t understand why Punky wanted to be Gidget since she was popular in the 50’s. 2. For Brandon and Henry dressed alike. That was cute and funny how people reacted. 3. For Mike and Punky coming to Mrs. Peevy’s aid when she was hurt and Mrs. Peevy discovering that not all children are bad like the one that knocked her down. 4. For Mrs. Peevy coming over at the end and looking nice complete with a new look and new hip and getting back into dancing. I knocked one tail wag off because of the kid’s playing a trick on Mrs. Peevy just because was mean to them and ruining their good time. Punky Principles: What I got from this episode. You all I’m sure know the saying respect your elders. While that may have been true way back when, now I believe you give respect where it is given not because you feel you’ve earned due to how many years you’ve been on this earth. I’m respectful to people but if you treat me like crap and talk down top me you better believe I’m not going to respect you. I want to give a sincere thank to all you listeners out there whether you listen to this podcast on Itunes or Soundcloud or any other listening platforms that you may use to hear this podcast. I love giving you the episode recaps of Punky Brewster every week joining me as I go into full detail describing her many adventures and shenanigans with Henry, Brandon and her friends as well as my occasional running commentary and childhood stories. Also if you enjoy this podcast please go to Itunes and rate, review and subscribe so you won’t miss an episode. Also check my social media sites which you can access using the links on my Soundcloud account Punky Power: An Unoffical Punky Brewster Podcast. Like Me On Facebook: Punky Power: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast Follow Me On Instagram: punkypbpodcast Follow Me On Twitter: punkypbpodcast Or You Can Email Me At: punkypowerpbpodcast@gmail.com Join me next sunday November 5 when I discuss S2E16 Cherie Lifesaver which aired on January 19, 1986. in this episode Henry reluctantly buys a new refrigerator and puts the old one in the backyard. Mike teaches CPR to the children in class. Allen goofs off and is sent to the principal's office. When the children are playing Hide and Seek, Cherie hides in the fridge and suffocates. Allen doesn't know what to do, so it's up to Punky and Margaux to save their friend's life.

Hey there Punky Peeps, We have some birthday wishes to dole out today. Ami Foster who played Margaux Kramer celebrated a birthday yesterday August 5th and Soleil Moon Frye Miss Punky Brewster herself celebrated her birthday on August 6. So Happy Birthday to you both. I hope you had amazing birthdays with your families and here’s to many more. Well today I will be reviewing Season 2 Episode 2 Punky’s Tree House which aired on September 22, 1985. In this episode Punky wants to build a tree house she and Mike have to resort to reverse psychology to get the rest of the gang on board to help make her tree house drawing a reality. Time for my Brandon Tail Wag Episode rating I’m giving this episode 5 out of 5 Brandon Tail Wags. 1. For Punky and Mike bringing everyone together to build the tree house. 2. For Mike teaching the kids about nouns and verbs through use of puppets over workbooks. 3. For Mike telling Punky not to give up on her dreams. 4. For the cool Brandon elevator invention 5. For Brandon’s chef’s outfit. Time for Punky’s Principles: Appeal to people’s knowledge of things when asking them to help out on a project finding out where their expertise lies and how it fits with what you’re working on will make them more inept to become involved. I want to give a sincere thank to all you listeners out there whether you listen to this podcast on Itunes or Soundcloud or any other listening platforms that you may use to hear this podcast. I love giving you the episode recaps of Punky Brewster every week joining me as I go into full detail describing her many adventures and shenanigans with Henry, Brandon and her friends as well as my occasional running commentary and childhood stories. Also if you enjoy this podcast please rate, review and subscribe so you won’t miss an episode. The more rates and reviews this podcast gets the easier it is for other people to see it’s out there so tell your friends and family. This is a family friendly podcast to be listened to by all. Also check my social media sites which you can access using the links on my Soundcloud account Punky Power: An Unoffical Punky Brewster Podcast. I post throughout the week Listener and Episode Trivia Questions for upcoming episodes on my social media sites and if you’d like to become an honorary Punky Peep of the Week crown and all. So all you gotta do is just answer the listener and episode trivia questions posted on my social media sites. Facebook: Punky Power: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast Instagram: punkypbpodcast Twitter: punkypbpodcast Tumbler:PunkyPower: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast Gmail: punkypowerpbpodcast@gmail.com For those of you that want to email to tell me what Punky Brewster means to you if you watched it as a child or maybe you’ve introduced it to your child. Or anything Punky related as well as praise for this podcast Join me next Monday August 14, for S2E3: Cheaters Never Win which aired on September 29, 1985 Punky and Allen struggle while studying for their geometry test and decide they only way they’ll pass it is by cheating. They come up with some clever hiding spots for answers. This episode definitely teaches you the after effects of cheating especially what happens after you get caught.

Welcome Punky Peeps to a brand new season of Punky Brewster and Punky Power: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast. Today we’ll rolling out Season 2 Episode 1 The K.O. which aired on September 15, 1985. I’m your host Angela Bowen. Now before we step into the journey of Season 2 I just want to give a thank you to those listeners out there they ones who have been listening since the beginning and the new listeners that may be just tuning in. Get ready for a fun filled season as we see Punky, Henry and her friends navigate some tough waters this season and learn some hard hitting but valuable lessons about, people, friendships, working together,and life. Here’s my Brandon tail wag episode rating . I’m giving it five out of five Brandon tail wags. 1. For Mike’s appearance as Punky’s fourth grade teacher. 2. For Betty and Henry’s golfing outfits they looked so cool 3. For Henry’s telling Punky his story about facing down a bully 4. For Brandon at the gym with his boxing gloves on there’s really starting to humanize him now. 5. For Punky standing up to Moose and the other kids rallying behind her. Punky’s Principles I don’t agree with violence, yes it’s easy to tell someone to walk away but, once you find yourself in their shoes only then can you see it’s not always easy to do the right thing sometimes. I’ve never been in a physical fight before and knowing myself as an adult I would use my words not my fists, words cut deeper than physical blows. Wounds will heal, but words stick and can do serious damage. Also if you enjoy this podcast please rate, review and subscribe so you won’t miss an episode. The more rates and reviews this podcast gets the easier it is for other people to see it’s out there so tell your friends and family. This is a family friendly podcast to be listened to by all. Facebook: Punky Power: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast Instagram: punkypbpodcast Twitter: punkypbpodcast Tumbler:PunkyPower: An Unofficial Punky Brewster Podcast Gmail: punkypowerpbpodcast@gmail.com For those of you that want to email to tell me what Punky Brewster means to you if you watched it as a child or maybe you’ve introduced it to your child. Join me next Monday August 7, for S2E2: Punky’s Tree House which aired on September 22, 1985 where Punky and Mike gather her friends and along with henry and Betty to build a tree house in the backyard. It’s all about working together on a project and seeing it through to completion. Keep on shining your punky power see you next Monday!

In this episode I visit with Brandon Essig, a former DOJ prosecutor when the Yates Memo was released. He discusses the impact of the Yates Memo inside the DOJ and the triage that prosecutors use on cases in response. For Brandon's blog post on the topic on Linkedin, click here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(Part Six) Video Game World record holder of over 10 games, including Space Invaders, Richie Knucklez joins Duce & Brandon Specht (RetrO_SpecTrum) to talk about their top favorite moments from Free Play Florida 2016! For Richie: http://www.richieknucklez.com/ For Brandon: https://www.facebook.com/RetrOSpecTrumORL Theme by: https://soundcloud.com/manicelite

This week on Game Crunch: Two major game releases this week embroil the Game Crunch crew in war! For Brandon and Nick their battle of choice is Battlefield 1. The game may be set in World War 1, but does it live up to today’s standards? Mike on the other hand is facing a war […]

The Holy War. The Rivalry. Rhett is joined by Brandon Woolsey of thehomestarmy.com to discuss the big BYU/Utah game this Saturday. The breakdown comparison of the Utes vs the Cougars includes:Statistics and ScheduleMax Hall vs Jordan WynnThe front lineUnga vs WideJacobsen vs ReedDennis Pitta - key to the gameMatt Bauman vs Robert JohnsonKyle Whittingham vs Bronco MendenhallBest college football rivalry in the nation?The guys also take jabs at each other's least favorite memories of the BYU & Utah football history.For Brandon's complete breakdown go to thehomestarmy.com. Episode 4 MP3 DownloadiTunes Link

TV production for WWE likely just got more expensive with the introduction of the Thunderdome. Brandon Thurston explains his latest estimate of WWE finances for the remainder of the year. Plus, it was an unusual week in TV viewership as Raw and Smackdown did their biggest audiences in months, NXT ran unopposed, and AEW was preempted into other time-slots. Which Japanese wrestling companies are profitable? Not many of them, and New Japan greatly outpaces them all. Finally we close with a prediction about what the wrestling business will look like a few years from now. For Brandon's written work visit http://wrestlenomics.com Follow Wrestlenomics at http://twitter.com/wrestlenomics Follow Brandon at http://twitter.com/brandonthurston Support on Patreon on http://patreon.com/wrestlenomics Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wrestlenomics-radio/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

TV production for WWE likely just got more expensive with the introduction of the Thunderdome. Brandon Thurston explains his latest estimate of WWE finances for the remainder of the year. Plus, it was an unusual week in TV viewership as Raw and Smackdown did their biggest audiences in months, NXT ran unopposed, and AEW was preempted into other time-slots. Which Japanese wrestling companies are profitable? Not many of them, and New Japan greatly outpaces them all. Finally we close with a prediction about what the wrestling business will look like a few years from now. For Brandon's written work visit http://wrestlenomics.com Follow Wrestlenomics at http://twitter.com/wrestlenomics Follow Brandon at http://twitter.com/brandonthurston Support on Patreon on http://patreon.com/wrestlenomics Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy