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No one can know the future... or can you? Josh and James are back to discuss how to set yourself up for success as you head into the final quarter of the year. (For Josh, it's 75 Hard... again!)

Special Guest: Josh Bersin, internationally recognised analyst, educator, and thought leader in the global talent market, Dean of the Josh Bersin Academy Amazon has said it wants to be “Earth's best employer and safest place to work”. This ambition is a long-overdue acknowledgment of the importance of the employee voice. For Josh, the voice of the employee is the most important topic in business. Employees are the most “vested stakeholders” you have; when they have problems or good ideas, you really have to listen. In practice, this means regular structured management-team communications and all-hands meetings, complemented by regular listening, surveys, and feedback. And for firms looking to rebuild as we exit COVID, if you start looking like an unattractive employer, you're going to suffer serious impacts—on not just morale, but business reputation and recruitment. Josh is an internationally recognised analyst, educator, and thought leader in the global talent market and is a frequently quoted commentator on the world of work, HR and leadership practices. He is also dean of the Josh Bersin Academy, the world's first global development academy for HR and talent professionals at all levels and across all industries. Join us as we discuss why employee experience has to be a priority for all organisations right now. Host:  Jo Moffatt

When I first met Josh Archuleta I could tell this dude is driven. We've kept in touch over the past few years and finally earlier this year we were able to work together on Haka Shakalaka Session Hazy IPA. The beer itself had a community element to it in that we gave a percentage of the proceeds to Smokin' Hope who is determined to feed as many hungry people as they can. For Josh and his wife Maria to start Mindful Militia to help bring awareness to mental health & mindfulness it's the perfect fit. Enjoy!

We're all re-emerging in various ways. For Josh and I, we're coming back from an extended hiatus and we're figuring out how we feel about re-entering the world. We didn't plan to take such a long break, but it was exactly what we needed and we're back to fill you in on what's been going on.

We're all re-emerging in various ways. For Josh and I, we're coming back from an extended hiatus and we're figuring out how we feel about re-entering the world. We didn't plan to take such a long break, but it was exactly what we needed and we're back to fill you in on what's been going on.

Aaron and Josh Sarnecky are here for the June installment of their TV podcast. This time the brothers are talking about the Smallville series finale, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. Coincidently, the series premiere will celebrate its 20th anniversary later this year. Smallville is a retelling of Superman's origin, focusing on Clark Kent's high school years and early adulthood, largely set in the hero's hometown of Smallville, Kansas. The series premiered October 16, 2001 on The WB. During the show's 217-episode run, The WB merged with UPN to create The CW, where Smallville continued until its tenth season. The two-part series finale aired on May 13, 2011. In the series Clark (Tom Welling, Lucifer) faces many challenges, such as fighting supervillains and balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his desire for a normal life. One of his adversaries is Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum, Justice League Unlimited), with whom he forges a friendship before a falling out. Clark's allies include his adoptive parents, Jonathan (John Schneider, The Dukes of Hazzard) and Martha (Annette O'Toole, Superman III), his high school friend Chloe Sullivan (Allison Mack, Wilfred), and Oliver Queen AKA Green Arrow (Justin Hartley, This Is Us). Lana Lang (Kristin Kreuk, Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li) and Lois Lane (Erica Durance, Saving Hope) serve as Clark's love interests, as they do in the comics. Aaron and Josh go into when they first saw Smallville and their feelings on the show as a whole before breaking down each element of the series finale. The brothers also discuss the series' legacy and its crossover with The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths. For Josh and Aaron's opinions on another take on Superman, you can listen to their podcast on Superman II. Smallville is streaming on Hulu. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, the guys' lives are filled with madness! For Josh and Evan both, March Madness is on the brain as they look to win bragging rights in their friendly tournament pool. Does anybody have a chance at the perfect bracket? Find out! In other, real-life madness, Evan is having mattress madness after his decided to crap the bed and die. Does Evan have somewhere to sleep? Is mattress shopping as easy as the commercials say it is? Find out the answers to these questions and more! Though the guys might not have a good "sticking it to the man" example, there is a Fact of the Week or two for your listening pleasure.

For Josh's brithday, he and Dave plan to cruise through Louisiana, home of his favorite hot sauce. BUT - the virtual inclusion tour bus breaks down as they become dissappointed with the lack of meaningful opportunities being afforded to teens and young adults on the spectrum. They do find some and celebrate those, and discuss why this is really what SLA is all about. Each month, Josh and Dave will make another virtual stop celebrating the best, most inclusive programs, businesses and people from a different state. Hit the road with us! Follow us on Instagram or Facebook @SoundsLikeAutism! For videos, merch and more, visit www.soundslikeautism.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundslikeautism/message

This talented barber can knock you out! Interview with Albuquerque's own, Josh "Pitbull" Torres, WBC Latino champ. Josh talks about how his passion and dedication have taken him from Albuquerque's South Valley, to fighting in the ring at Madison Square Garden. For Josh, it's been about balance: family, work and training. Special shout out to Coach Ray Lopez at JSC - Crego Memorial Gym for letting us record in your great facility!Find us on Instagram: @505_uncut_podcast on Twitter: @505Uncut on TikTok: @505uncutpodcastFind Josh on Instagram: @pit_blvd on Twitter: @pitbulltorres on the web: www.joshpitbulltorres.comFind Ay Dios Mio on Instagram: @ay_dios_mio_michelada on the web: www.redbeermix.comRemember to use code 505Uncut for a discount!!!

Dr. Josh Axe perfectly embodies our strategic approach to building a personal brand. For Josh, this approach has been incredibly lucrative — he's converted his personal brand into a 9-figure business. Today we reflect on our previous episode with Josh, highlighting our top takeaways from the conversation. For our first takeaway, we discuss the importance of forming your brand around one core message that you're passionate about. While chatting about how Josh's business evolved from a newsletter, we talk about why you should start creating your brand as soon as you can. After sharing the power of consistently adding value and having a desire to serve, we touch on why reaching only one audience member can still significantly impact your success. Near the end of the episode, we dive into why you should build a strong website and why having a data dashboard allows you to better market your products. A master of following the formula, tune in to hear more takeaways from our fascinating and informative conversation with Dr. Josh Axe. 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPENCER!!!! Hey Bren Tew!!! THANK YOU for the amazing cake!!! Today is Spencer’s birthday and to celebrate, he wants to give Chunga his Christmas present! Wait, what?! Ladies and Gentlemen, please rise for “Lord James Chunga!!!"How was your Thanksgiving!?? For Josh, it wasn’t so good! He ruined it for everyone!!! Why ... WHY did they have him cook the turkey!??? CHUNGA wants to know what the deal is with Facebook lately?? IT IS AWESOME!!! Everyone is being thankful! Who started this!!! Of course, some people are complaining about it ...SPOILER ALERT!!!!!! The guys have a lengthy, deep conversation about the new episode of The Mandalorian and they play another round of Headline D&D!!! LISTEN NOW!!!!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPENCER!!!! Hey Bren Tew!!! THANK YOU for the amazing cake!!! Today is Spencer’s birthday and to celebrate, he wants to give Chunga his Christmas present! Wait, what?! Ladies and Gentlemen, please rise for “Lord James Chunga!!!" How was your Thanksgiving!?? For Josh, it wasn’t so good! He ruined it for everyone!!! Why ... WHY did they have him cook the turkey!??? CHUNGA wants to know what the deal is with Facebook lately?? IT IS AWESOME!!! Everyone is being thankful! Who started this!!! Of course, some people are complaining about it ... SPOILER ALERT!!!!!! The guys have a lengthy, deep conversation about the new episode of The Mandalorian and they play another round of Headline D&D!!! LISTEN NOW!!!!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPENCER!!!! Hey Bren Tew!!! THANK YOU for the amazing cake!!! Today is Spencer's birthday and to celebrate, he wants to give Chunga his Christmas present! Wait, what?! Ladies and Gentlemen, please rise for “Lord James Chunga!!!" How was your Thanksgiving!?? For Josh, it wasn't so good! He ruined it for everyone!!! Why ... WHY did they have him cook the turkey!??? CHUNGA wants to know what the deal is with Facebook lately?? IT IS AWESOME!!! Everyone is being thankful! Who started this!!! Of course, some people are complaining about it ... SPOILER ALERT!!!!!! The guys have a lengthy, deep conversation about the new episode of The Mandalorian and they play another round of Headline D&D!!! LISTEN NOW!!!!!!

Welcome to another episode of Action & Ambition with your host, Andrew Medal. Today’s guest is Josh Luber. Josh Luber is the co-founder and CEO of the disruptive stock market-modeled online sneaker marketplace, StockX. Within a short timespan, Josh has transformed sneaker resale and turned StockX into a $1 Billion business. Luber founded many online companies before StockX, including Servinity, that went bankrupt due to the financial crash in 2008. Luber worked a consulting job after that, and in 2012, he used sneaker sales data to launch Campless, the precursor to StockX. He is also the founder and CEO of Stealth Trading Card companies and is moving on to his 5th and 6th startups.  You’re going to love this episode. Let’s get to it! What was the process like for Josh while starting his businesses? (3:32) Looking back, Josh says he had some kind of corporate job between each of his startups.  His life also changed exponentially between each of his startups as he started a family.  Starting a business is always a risk for everyone involved, and anything that happens during a startup can change how it goes drastically.  Josh’s last startup had to shut down before exiting because of the crash in 2008-2009.  Josh was in Atlanta during that time, and it had a terrible job market; he eventually took a job in IBM, which had him move to New York. As a strategy consultant in NYW, the city was a jumping-off point for capitalists, which ended up becoming StockX. As a startup guy working in IBM, it’s a good company because it’s the definition of big corporations and bureaucracy.  If you find yourself in that position, you have to start working and looking for stuff to do on the inside.  Josh believes that if he never went to work at IBM, StockX would’ve never happened because it allowed him to accumulate enough taste and skill level with data to ask the right questions. So even though his experience at a Law firm and IBM might look like anomalies on Josh’s resumé, they were both massively helpful in all of his endeavors.  What was the data that Josh saw that made him start StockX? (10:12) Josh says that it is extraordinary that what is happening in terms of data in the trading cards right now is almost identical to what was happening in the sneakers in 2012.  It’s the big reason Josh has decided to leave StockX to go after trading card companies was because of the similarities for sneakers at that time.  In 2012 there was no price guide, there was no Beckett for sneakers, no Kelly Blue Book, and as sneakers became more mainstream, that became more and more of a problem.  Sitting in IBM, deep in the data space and having collected sneakers his whole life, and always following the sneaker market, Josh was also just searching for side projects.  He thought about trying to get his hands on some sneaker data and seeing what he could do with it, and eventually, he figured out how to collect eBay data. It became clear very quickly that no one was doing real analytics around the resale market at that time.  People were still using eBay sold auctions to understand the price of a pair of sneakers, the value of them.  It was a very insular, fragmented market at the time. Using the data Josh collected, he looked at what he could build around it, and no one else was doing that.  What is the impact that Josh wants to have? (39:47) Josh was happy about this question because most people usually ask him what’s the most expensive shoe he owns, and he’s gotten tired of answering those questions.  For Josh, it’s about the process, and all the success he has had with StockX is impressive, and he’s excited that that success allows him to do it again.  With the age his kids are now, Josh is excited because growing up, the word entrepreneur did not exist. Going after your dream and making a business, a career from something you love to do was rare. Josh was lucky that what he loved as a kid has grown into the two biggest things in culture and commerce. But it was the actual process of starting up the business and building it that he enjoyed the most.  He hopes that his passion for that will reflect in his kids and show them how to create value—hiring people, creating jobs, and helping the world.  StockX StockX is a Detroit-based online marketplace and reseller of sneakers, streetwear, handbags, and collectibles. Acting as a live bid/ask marketplace for the most hotly anticipated drops.  Resources Connect with Josh: LinkedIn StockX: Website Connect with Andrew: Linkedin 

Meet Josh He’s an ex-PRO baseball player. Now a father of SIX kids, before Josh joined up with Forged FATHER, he found himself in the WORST shape of his life. Josh was around 30 lbs overweight, constantly tired and could barely play with his kids for 5 mins before he’d have to stop and rest, he knew it was time for a change. Like a LOT of dads who used to be a high level athlete, after the days of competing are done, that FIRE and DRIVE to push hard goes away. Add in being a DAD, HUSBAND, and PRODUCER, a guy’s health and fitness gets put on the back burner. This is exactly what happened to Josh, but we FIXED IT. We got him back in a solid routine by re-organizing his day to day schedule. We got him back on a solid training plan that hit HIS busy lifestyle. We fixed up his NUTRITION, not by making his follow a strict diet or meal template, but with a FRAMEWORK that he could easily implement into his lifestyle. The nutrition worked so well for him that his wife started to use it as well which helped her lose all of the baby weight and then some!! Josh is in a completely different place now… In fact, he told me he’s in better shape NOW than he was back when he was playing pro-baseball! It’s all about TAKING ACTION getting back in control of your time. You want to lose the extra weight for good? Make your health and fitness a PRIORITY again. For Josh, it’d helped him become a better dad, husband, and PRODUCER. In addition to getting himself into better shape, Josh has also ventured out to start his own business which has grown big just over the past couple of months. Listen in on Josh’s amazing story. And if you’re a DRIVEN EX-ATHLETE DAD and you want to start making some changes like Josh did, tap the link below to set up a time to chat… ==> http://bit.ly/ffcoachingcallc2a Watch the video at the top of that page and then go ahead and schedule a time to chat. Powerful resources for the DRIVEN Ex-Athlete DAD… 1 - Join my FREE Facebook group for DRIVEN Ex-Athlete DADS http://bit.ly/fbdrivendads 2 - Grab Access to “The Forged FATHER PATH” which will give you the exact 4-Element Method I use with my VIP clients inside the Forged FATHER Project https://bit.ly/forged4elements

As the movement against animal cruelty and the suffering caused by the meat and dairy industries continues to gain momentum, there are important and world-shifting developments happening across many different sectors of industry and science. Joining us to talk about his work to reduce animal cruelty in the food sector is Josh Balk, Vice President of Farm Animal Protection at the Humane Society. Having been a part of important and substantive legislative change in the animal rights movement, including the recent Proposition 12, which has banned the sale of caged animals’ eggs, veal, and pork in California, Josh is expertly positioned to offer insight into the current state of the cause. He has witnessed an amazing transformation over the past few years, and it is refreshing to hear someone on the frontlines run through the valuable victories that have been won. Josh shares some thoughts on how change actually occurs in his world, and his thoughts on shifting culture in an inclusive and friendly way make a lot of sense. For Josh, the task of reducing meat and dairy consumption is best approached through innovation and taste, and he believes that once people are exposed to convenient and delicious forms of cruelty-free food products, massive change will be within reach. One way he is pioneering this is by cofounding the already popular alternative-meat brand — JUST.Josh talks about plant-based foodstuffs as well as the looming possibility of commercially available cultivated meat — meaning meat that is created independently from the life of an animal. We hear from him why this idea of lab-grown meat is not actually as shocking or freaky as some of us might feel and his vision for how it can catch on in a major way. Josh comments on the usefulness of an obsessive dedication to a cause, and working with the grain to bring people on board through non-accusatory and non-judgmental means. For a truly inspiring chat with someone making a sizable impact on the future of a more humane world, do not miss this conversation! Listen at one of the links below:Listen on SpotifyListen on Google PodcastsListen on Apple PodcastsRead the full summary here

Sarah Lindblom and Josh Reinitz join Dirt Rich to talk about how they’ve been growing food for their communities with food safety in mind--through the pandemic, and always.Sarah runs Solar Fresh Produce, a three acre 40-member CSA farm outside of Buffalo, Minn. and has a small flock of laying hens. An hour south, Josh has farmed with his family for 12 years on East Henderson Farm. They primarily grow vegetables and also have laying hens. They recently moved from the CSA model to wholesale accounts with restaurants, co-ops, and schools, as well as some agrotourism ventures.Unsurprisingly, food safety is a cornerstone for successful farms. With more of an eye on health this growing season, farmers have been “bringing their food safety A-game” to ensure that they continue to keep their customers safe. For Josh and Sarah, that has meant maintaining safe COVID habits among themselves, staff, and buyers, as well as adding focus to their usual food safety practices during day-to-day tasks. And it’s working! As they see sales pick up, they also see the public perception of the health and safety of locally grown foods continuing to trend towards trust in smaller-scale operations. Providing a high-quality and clean-looking product has been valuable in that it catches customers’ attention and opens the door for conversation. Even noting “triple-washed” on salad greens suggests the amount of work that went in before it reached the hands of the eater. “I can safely say that there’s not a thing I can grow right now that I can’t sell,” says Josh. Sarah sold out of her CSA shares this season sooner than ever before. There’s momentum in buying local, and the two agree that small-scale farmers continuing to prioritize food safety practices will build trust in the broader local foods movement.Listen in for how they weave food safety into their daily tasks, how their practices are part of wholesale account relationships, and some training resources:FSMA Produce Safety Rule - FDADoes the Rule Apply to Me? - U of MN ExtensionFood Safety - U of MN ExtensionProduce Safety Alliance Josh Reinitz, East Henderson FarmSarah Lindblom, Solar Fresh ProduceKatie Feterl, SFA Communications DirectorDirt Rich is produced by the Sustainable Farming Association of Minnesota

Celebrity billionaire, entrepreneur and vaccine enthusiast Josh Gondelman brings a high level of philanthropic vision to The Last Post. Hear about his underground housing initiative containing open-source biology, his plans for a single singularity of billions of Josh Gondelmans all plumbed into one consciousness, and how his philanthropic billionaire friends have invented a new ergonomic way to pat each other on the back. For Josh completists, go back to episode 29 (Trump crony news), 33 (Weekend Breaks), and 44 (The Pict Riots unfold), then search the feed for even more!This is a Bugle Podcasts production.This episode was produced by Ped Hunter and Chris Skinner. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh Linkner is one of the busiest speakers in the world and a foremost thought leader on innovation, and today we recap the biggest takeaways from our recent interview with him. For Josh, being a professional speaker requires mastering three separate crafts: Thought leadership, marketing, and performance. Today we break down what Josh means by this and also discuss his three-part elevator pitch, the value of finding a fresh perspective on your chosen speaking niche, and the implication of the fact that there are four billion dollars of speaking fees booked each year in North America! Make sure you don't miss this one!

Today's guest is Josh Linkner and he is about to teach us how to book a hundred keynotes a year in the next 20 minutes! Josh is the world's foremost expert on innovation both from an academic and an experiential standpoint. He is a five-time tech entrepreneur with a combined exit value of over $200 million, and he has won the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award twice. On the thought leadership side, Josh speaks over 100 engagements every year, is the New York Times bestselling author of three books, and writes for publications like Inc and Forbes. For Josh, succeeding in the speaking industry comes down to three things, being a thought leader, a businessperson, and a great performer. Becoming a thought leader requires not just having expert knowledge, but a fresh and unique perspective on your topic of choice too.

The Anniversary Brothers Podcast: Jackie Chan Adventures Series Finale 15th Anniversary Senior Writer Aaron Sarnecky and Senior Columnist Josh Sarnecky recently sat down to discuss Jackie Chan Adventures for the 15th anniversary of its series finale. Jackie Chan Adventures ran for five seasons on Kids WB, from September 9, 2000 to July 8, 2005. The cartoon stars James Sie as Jackie Chan, an archeologist whose personality and fighting style is based on the famed martial artist. Throughout the show Jackie helps Captain Black (Clancy Brown) and Section 13 keep dangerous magical artifacts out of the wrong hands. Aiding Jackie is his niece Jade (Stacie Chan), his uncle (Sab Shimono), and Uncle’s apprentice, Tohru (Noah Nelson). In the series finale, Jackie and his friends must prevent the demon Drago (Michael Rosenbaum) from taking over the world. Aaron and Josh talk about the show’s relation to the real Jackie Chan, if the series finale wraps up everything in a satisfying way, and how Saturday morning cartoons have largely disappeared. For Josh and Aaron’s previous TV podcast, you can listen to them talk about the Lost series finale. Jackie Chan Adventures is available on Amazon Prime Video. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What fuels you? For Josh it is baseball. Listen to Josh explain how he found his love for the game again in the next generation.

Josh Weichhand is the Marketing Director at Chaco. In this episode, we chat about doing work you believe in and not giving up on the path to doing so.  We also talk about Chaco's use of their brand voice during the Bears Ear protection rollbacks and about Josh's own journey of finding his voice and doing work he believes in. For many, the journey to finding a good fit in a career is not without challenges along the way. For Josh, it took 6 unpaid internships, a summer fishing in Alaska, and a 9-month road trip to finally find his place at a company he had been a customer at since summer camp. From the episode: "All of a sudden Chaco found itself on the front lines of this very important conversation in real-time and had some credibility to it because we're an established partner of the National Park Foundation." "There's something about having this one really great pair of sandals that have been with me through it all and then getting to share it with people professionally."       

Who doesn’t love money? We’re talking about raising private money with Josh Cantwell, who has raised over $60 million dollars in private money without having someone check his credit in over ten years. In seven steps, Josh lays out how you can raise capital for your real estate investments. Raising private money is not about pitching people. It’s about teaching people about what you do in a cool way. Josh likes to tell people, “I raise private capital for real estate, and I buy distressed properties and pay my investors double digit fixed returns”. For him, this is far more effective than trying to sell potential investors on the idea of real estate investing. The relationship that you build with investors is incredibly important. For Josh, one investor took about 3 years before he finally invested with him. His number one rule for working with investors is: Follow up, follow up, follow up. A “no” today doesn’t necessarily mean a “no” tomorrow. Josh uses the 2R-3M approach. That’s “Regular Recurring Multi-Media Marketing”. For him, all of his marketing starts with a podcast interview, and then he sends it out across various marketing platforms. By putting himself out there and positioning himself as the authority, he doesn’t have to keep answering the same question one hundred times. You don’t need a big audience to raise capital. You need an irresistible offer, and you need to be authentic. Ask your investors, would you rather have 12% interest on the loan or 15% of the profit? Let them choose into your deals. But you are never going to be successful in raising capital from strangers if you can’t convince someone you know to buy from you. Josh shares in his book, Get Flip System, some of the many ways you can have better conversations with potential investors. What’s Inside: —Raising private money means you’re doing deals on your terms, and not the bank’s. —The question you need to ask so that investors will choose themselves to work with you. —All of your marketing doesn’t matter if you don’t have a way to let people opt-in to more information. —Leading with value means you’re giving information out that is worth it to your audience. —Josh’s strategy for winning the supply and demand game.

Coming out after being married to a woman and having kids takes a certain bravery and strength. In this Season Finale we bring you two fascinating and new stories of men who tried to force themselves to live a straight life and eventually came to terms with who they really are.   Kade Bartlett comes from a small, extremely religious town in north Oregon, and for years suffered from homophobia, both self-homophobia and from his community.  He tried for years to ‘pray the gay away’ for years before finally coming out of the closet. “I had somebody who was very close to me, almost like a mother, she was very religious,” he recalls. “I came to talk to her with things like ‘my marriage is on the rocks’ and she said ‘you gotta lean into God more,’ ‘you gotta pray more’.” FREE DOWNLOAD: Daddy Squared SEASON 3 Cheat Sheet! Join our mailing list by filling in your name and email and we’ll send you a link to download! #mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; } * indicates required Email Address * First Name (function($) {window.fnames = new Array(); window.ftypes = new Array();fnames[0]='EMAIL';ftypes[0]='email';fnames[1]='FNAME';ftypes[1]='text';}(jQuery));var $mcj = jQuery.noConflict(true); “When it finally came down to it and she said it was a choice, I kinda lost it,” Kade said. “I said, ‘who in the hell in their right mind  would choose this shit?! With all the baggage and the crap and the threats, even the murders that happens, who would choose this? Why would anybody want to choose that?!’” For Josh, who lives in Canada, the religious environment and various conversion therapies he went through (including medication to decrease his libido) caused serious trauma. “I volunteered myself for different therapies that were focused on dealing with what I labeled at the time ‘dealing with unwanted homosexual attraction’,” Josh says. “Conversion Therapy is kind of an umbrella term for a bunch of different therapies that proport to modify your sexuality, and I started in my very early 20s, maybe when I was 20 years old, and that was also a fucked up community because the first therapist I ever saw, he actually came on to me in session, and he was the one saying that these are bad feelings. I had to put a stop to that therapist. “And then I found an online group called Setting Captives Free, and I was engaging with a different online therapists, or so they call themselves, I highly doubt that they’re actually therapists. They would tell me basically, if you ever act on these feelings you’re on the road to becoming a pedophile. And so that’s what I was convinced would happen, I never had any attraction towards that population whatsoever, but I was terrified that that would eventually happen, so further came the need to suppress who I am.” The Wife's Reaction The difference between Kade’s and Josh’s stories is the reaction of their ex-wives. Even though Josh’s wife was extremely supportive and they have became friends, the scars from living life in the closet are not going away easily. “I’m debating going into trauma therapy,” he says, “because I felt immense shame over who I was, that really defined a large part of my relationship with my ex-spouse, because every decision that had major consequence in our lives, from my perspective, I was always going to relent because who I was, was a bad person and who I was, was illegitimate.” Not only are these men’s stories dramatic and inspiring, they each share important lessons as they now reform their lives as gay men raising kids, co-parenting with their ex-wives. “At the beginning I was so upset about the reputation of the man I had heard [my ex-wife] was dating that when I got my kids I would sit there and ask them a ton of questions about what was going on at mom’s house,” Kade says, “— don’t do that! I mean, Unless there’s an absolute threat to their wellbe...

In this episode of the PNWild podcast, Jeff and Zack chat with Josh Kirchner from Dialed in hunter. They talk about everything from archery elk hunting to spring bear hunting and how to cook javelina. This episode is packed with awesome tips and tactics on backcountry hunting. For Josh's book please visit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085KS1PBV/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_XfKFEb1B361Z1  

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] Today is the first of a new weekly recurring mini-series Josh is starting for every Thursday. In this series, Josh will do solo episodes where he discusses the happenings of the day in franchising, particularly how they pertain to COVID-19. [2:59] On today’s episode, Josh will be focusing on how to develop a strategy to get through this uncertain time, the first step in which is assessing the situation. [4:27] For Josh in his business, this means taking a look at the clients or customers you’re serving. How are you serving them? Is it efficient or practical? [7:52] It is important to set in place a plan of attack for when reality goes back to normal, and Josh believes the opportunities for attack will be plentiful when we reach that point. [9:10] In the next couple of days, carve out the time in your day to take a hard look at your business and get an idea of where you want your business to go. Only then can you build a strategy for how to move forward after quarantines have ended. [11:05] In the meantime, get innovative with how you can conduct your business. Josh shares an example of a title company that conducts “drive by” closings. [12:18] 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

Season one Finale! Jason and Josh sit down to discuss future projects and we creativity is like a drug. Where did our creativity stem? For Josh it was writing a story-line with his action figures, which often involved stealing his sisters Barbies. What makes creative people the way they are? Where does inspiration come from? Was Josh born in the wrong era? That would explain a lot... Later on Jason has Some random questions for Josh to answer.

Josh Zloof, Co-Founder & CEO of Sudden Coffee, is passionate about more than just serving up a great cup of coffee. After launching several businesses that ended in some success and even more failures, Josh knew he needed to find his “why.” This led to him founding Sudden Coffee on the idea of “making one billion people happy.” Today, Sudden has served over 100,000 cups of their single-origin, specialty grade, instant coffee (delivered right to your door). With over $3.3M raised from investors, Josh and Sudden Coffee have been featured in the New York Times, Food & Wine, and GQ. Josh chalks a lot of his success up to manifestation. Simply stating your goals, telling people about them, and envisioning the future you want is enough to make them a reality - Josh calls these “Black Swan Events,” and he’s experienced many of them. At Burning Man, every exchange of goods or services is an opportunity to connect. What if we could break down those same barriers in “real life” with your server, bank teller or barista? Josh can share how this philosophy is inspiring the way Sudden Coffee aims to enhance human interactions in the simplest of ways. For Josh, it started with a $1,200 investment in a life coach, a decision many scoffed at. Now, with a disciplined morning routine, regular meditation practice, therapy sessions, and working on his dream company, Josh can share a vision of an individualized approach to self-care. Are you ready to start taking care of yourself?  Unleashing Your Human Potential! www.LifestyleLocker.com/SuddenCoffee https://www.suddencoffee.com/ https://www.facebook.com/suddencoffee https://www.instagram.com/suddencoffee/ www.LifestyleLocker.com www.NewYorkChiropractic.com www.Facebook.com/lifestylelocker www.facebook.com/NYchiropractic www.instagram.com/drjoshhandt www.twitter.com/drjoshhandt www.linkedin.com/drjoshhandt FREE Endurance Program http://bit.ly/45DEC iTunes http://bit.ly/LifestyleLockerRadio

Josh Cohen is the CEO and founder of Junkluggers. He founded Junkluggers out of his mom's Dodge Durango 14 years ago and has grown the company into one of the largest junk removal franchises in the country. For Josh, it's about much more than just hauling junk away. He has a greater mission guiding everything they do. Their B.H.A.G. is to ensure no junk collected by Junkluggers enters a landfill by 2025. They are completing the process now to convert their corporation into a b-corp meaning that while they do strive for profits, they're also driven by and held accountable to bettering the world. “my best advice to other entrepreneurs is to believe in yourself and to invest in yourself… Ultimately you want to grow a successful and larger business you can't stay in your comfort zone, you constantly need to be changing and evolving and trying new things or otherwise you are just going to continue to get what you have always got”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-73A

Josh Cohen is the CEO and founder of Junkluggers. He founded Junkluggers out of his mom's Dodge Durango fourteen years ago and has grown the company into one of the largest junk removal franchises in the country. For Josh, it's about much more than just hauling junk away. He has a greater mission guiding everything they do. Their B.H.A.G. is to ensure no junk collected by Junkluggers enters a landfill by 2025. They are completing the process now to convert their corporation into a b-corp meaning that while they do strive for profits, they're also driven by and held accountable to bettering the world.   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, Josh Cohen, the founder and CEO of Junkluggers. [2:11] Josh welcomes Josh Cohen to Franchise Euphoria. [2:31] Josh Cohen takes a moment to explain the Junkluggers concept which is the leading business in sustainable junk removal. Their goal is to minimize the amount of “junk” ending up in landfills as possible. [5:11] Josh Cohen spent the first nine years of the business expanding throughout the region before they even considered franchising so they could be sure they got the model right. [8:31] Junkluggers currently has 21 franchisees and about 60 markets. Josh Cohen would ideally like to grow the business by 5x over the next three years and longterm get to about five hundred markets. [10:56] One of the biggest differentiators of Junkluggers to their competition is by putting care into repurposing the “junk” they haul and upcycling it for the better. [12:52] Josh Cohen estimates that 90-95% of the items they haul are donated to other charities which is one of the factors helping them to achieve their goal of keeping items out of landfills. [14:41] Some of the characteristics of an ideal Junkluggers franchisee is someone who cares about the mission, wants to be involved in their environment, and has proven results through their career previously. [16:11] Ideally, a new franchisee will spend the first couple of months as an owner operator on the trucks and then beyond that, move into a managerial role that works on the sales, finances, and team management. [19:50] One of the biggest challenges Josh Cohen has faced in franchising a business is managing and supporting franchise partners. [21:52] If you want to learn more about Junkluggers, be sure to visit their website listed below. [22:42] 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 https://www.junkluggers.com/ https://twitter.com/junkluggerjosh?lang=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/junkluggerjosh josh@junkluggers.com

Josh Galyean, a manager at Darrell Waltrip Honda, had a tree in his yard growing a little off-center. It wasn’t enough to cause any immediate issues or even be an eyesore, but Josh knew that if it wasn’t addressed immediately with a little guidance and direction then that tree would one day grow crooked and the damage would be irreversible. That experience made for a wonderful analogy for Josh on the importance of serving as a spiritual mentor for the next generation. It was a great example of the same kind of guidance and leadership that Josh’s own father, also in auto sales, showed him growing up. For Josh’s father, you showed your faith through your actions and knew that authenticity trumped charisma any day. Josh’s stories and wisdom shared in this special video are priceless and something every father, mentor, and leader will want to take to heart. It’s easy to think a crooked tree isn’t a problem to be solved today, but the investment today will pay off for a lifetime.

In what is the first time (at least in podcast form) that childhood friends Mike and Josh of SOBER CINEMA decide to cross streams we exchange two films we each wanted the other to cross off their streaming list. For Josh he finally gets Mike to check out the documentary on sleep paralysis THE NIGHTMARE from 2015. In turn... Mike goes nuclear by throwing the glittery directing debut of Brie Larson in UNICORN STORE. Fun times are had by all. Click these things now: Support what we do with bonus content and early episodes on Patreon Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @projectingfilm Hosts: Chris @Following_Films Mike @warmachinehorse Email us suggestions on indie films you are looking forward to at projectingfilm@gmail.com Theme music provided by the band Good Talk Russ. The song is Build It Up off their album The Panglossian Travels of the White Elephant.

You may have recently read somewhere, “What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?” This question is obviously meant to inspire you to do the things you have put off by putting your tepidness, laziness, or fears behind you. If you knew you wouldn’t fail, you might attempt much more than you currently do. What is it about the thought of failure that stops us? There’s a different way to think about failure and what we decide to do with our time in the face of it. Consider the following question: What would you do anyway, if you knew you would fail most of the time? Would you change what you are doing day-to-day? Would you stop thinking about your big dreams? For professional baseball players, “failure” is a regular part of the process. The average Major League player only hits the ball and gets on base two or three times out of ten. Even the best of the best never average more than four out of ten. This means that the likelihood of not hitting the ball and getting on base is way more than 50 percent. In other words, they fail most of the time. In fact, all of us fail regularly. The process of obtaining any goal is paved with failures whether we choose to recognize them or not. When we embrace the hard times, those that we can label as failures, our road to success is streamlined. Josh Lifrak is the Director of the Mental Skills Program for the Chicago Cubs. His job is to help over 300 players that are in some way associated with the Chicago Cubs organization to reach their potential through mental health training and mind exercises. He works with a staff of six individuals that lead meditation, and other mental practices to help professional athletes gain control over their minds.  Deciding what to do with your thoughts and finding ways to create positive thinking is Josh’s specialty. As we sat down to interview Josh today, we learned new tips on setting goals, dealing with nerves, and embracing the hard days. Josh also happens to be a runner, so of course we asked him how his training for baseball players is pertinent for runners. Read along or put in your headphones to learn more! You Control Your Thoughts Every training period leading up to an event has several “suck” days. You know, the days when for whatever reason you feel sloshy, your legs are heavy, your mind is tired, your breath is shallow. Josh relishes days like these. This is when you get to practice “hitting the wall.” When you embrace these hard moments, you grow in ways that others won’t. Instead of looking at this challenging day as a failure, look at it as an opportunity. It’s not every day that you get to train your mind in a race-day-like scenario. This applies for any number of negative feelings and thoughts you have. While we can’t always control what comes into our mind, we have the power to choose what to do with those thoughts. Before you let your next negative thought control your day, take a mental step back, realize what is happening, and then decide what to do with it. Pressure, Nerves and Butterflies Along the lines of controlling our thoughts, race day mental antics are just that, jokes. You have put in the hours and miles; the time is now yours to celebrate the training you have put in by competing. For Josh and the Chicago Cubs, they have a saying that goes, “Turn your have tos, into get tos.” In other words, realize that this is an opportunity. It’s not something you have to do, it’s something you get to do. Feeling nervous means you are ready. It means your body is warming up and ready to go. Let those nerves give you energy because that is what they are meant to do. Josh says, “How often do we get to feel that alive?”  So whatever it is that you are feeling, you have the power to turn it into a positive. If you are having a dumpy training day, use it as mental practice for race day. If you are feeling anxious and nervous on the start line, harness that energy and use it to propel you. Embrace each thought and moment to use it to your advantage, and don’t forget to feel alive. Resources: Josh’s Website Josh’s Twitter Josh’s Article on Goals Justin’s Twitter   Thank you to Coros and Athletic Greens for being the wonderful sponsors of this episode of The Running For Real Podcast.   My new Coros Apex watch may be the new watch for me! Yes, that means I am not a Garmin runner anymore. I wore this watch in the Boston Marathon and I LOVED it! The new screens, options, the statistics, and the look alone just makes it look like a real watch and not a running one. Please visit Here you can get yourself a free bonus watch band in using code tinamuir.   Athletic Greens is a simple and easy way to get 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole food source ingredients. Just to help my immune system be stronger and greater! It is so simple to do and it taste good as well. Now you can get a free travel pack with 20 servings with your first purchase, Visit here to learn more!  Thanks for Listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Josh, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

The exclusive NBA podcast for We Are Regal Radio is back just in time for the beginning of the NBA Playoffs and WARR's basketball experts -- Joshua M. Hicks and Chris Pennant -- are deep with WARR producers Sidney Brown, Ryan Bukowiecki and Tony Gill all in tow to bring their thoughts on the first round NBA playoff match-ups. For Josh's specific picks for the first round, check his latest In The Scope piece on Weareregalradio.com. Subscribe to WARR on Anchor and follow WARR for all the latest on our movement and stay tuned for upcoming episodes and specials from your guys. Weareregalradio.com provides the best independent coverage of sports and culture -- feel free to share our content and rate us well here or wherever else you find our podcasts. Thanks for listening. twitter.com/regalradio1 facebook.com/regalradio1/ instagram.com/weareregalradio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/regal-radio/support

On this episode, we welcome Josh Morse, founder of LVN Real Estate, a residential real estate wholesale and flipping company, and most recently Proper Home Sale. LVN Real Estate is a locally owned company that provides real estate solutions of all property types in Colorado, helping owners find solutions to their problems. For Josh, it was more than making good money on his flips, but living a lifestyle that he wanted as well. Hear more on how Josh went from being a BMX biker, nicknamed “dumb Josh,” to running a real estate investment company doing over 50 acquisitions per year.

(00:12) Lake weed removal cleanses the body. For Josh, Life's A Beach is a liberating experience. Through injury, Josh has played more of a management role the past few years. Transitions are hard. Staying true to the simple things is what motivates the pass to move forward. (03:45) Start your day with a routine. If your average quality is scheduling, then find a morning kick starter. Josh struggles with formal planning, yet he is balanced when it comes to getting stuff done. This starts with a morning push-up routine to get the blood flowing. Caps it off with a cup of coffee and the Star Tribune. (07:45) What did we learn today? Andrew learned right angles in a corporate setting are every where and it is kind of sad. Nature does not contain right angles, and corporates life is built on right angles. because of how calculated it Declan learned the art of potluck dinners. The symbolize of a potluck dinner is bringing value to everything presented. Be a guest at a potluck dinner all the time. Listen to the full version here. *Disclaimer: originally Golden Nuggets of Life's A Beach (feat Josh Leddy)*

On the debut episode of the Talking Music! Podcast, nostalgia is in full bloom. For Josh, The National's 'High Violet' is a dark magnum opus rich with angst - a Godsend during his moody teenage years. And for Connor, Smashing Pumpkin's double album 'Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' is a cathartic experience in both beauty and anger. Until now, they had only listened to their respective albums. But Josh making Connor listen to 'High Violet', and Connor is making Josh listen to 'Melon Collie'. An indie rock gloom-fest versus a two-hour grunge epic... Will the guys RATE their albums or will they HATE them?

Rossy Three Stacks is back for Week 4 Teasers! Time to #BuyTheBoat with the best teaser bets in college football. For Josh's picks, check out CFBCountry.com on Friday.  *** Follow Ross on Twitter @RossyThreeStax Follow Josh on Twitter @JoshParcell Visit CFBCountry.com for more from the voice of college football fans. 

The Dad Bros admit they were both right and wrong to have a lackadaisical attitude towards Hurricane Florence as they faired well but friends and family along the coast did not have as much luck. For Josh and Jon, the worst they saw was wind, rain and a power outage. Unfortunately, others lost everything. Jon... The post Ep 355 – Hurricane Florence appeared first on Dad Bros.

For Josh's money, "Peter Pan" is one of the best classic Disney animated films and so he couldn't be more excited today as on the podcast he talks to Kathryn Beaumont, the voice of Wendy Darling.  She is joined by Mindy Johnson, an author and historian who literally wrote the book on Tinker Bell.   What was filming like?  How do these two women see the legacy of the movie?  We delve into those questions and more.

Touch Podcast is hosted by Ryan Clark and Nathan Novero. Episode 14 continues the conversation with best-selling author Josh Harris and documentary film-maker Jessica Van Der Wyngaard. Ultimately, Josh wanted to understand how the ideas of his book had affected people and this starts with Josh listening and the leadership of strong single women Jessica. In this show, we’ll hear about how Josh dropped out of the project and what brought him back. We’ll hear about how a 19/20-year-old gets a book published and a bit of the evangelical machine that swarmed to his message and the role the homeschool movement in launching book and career. The best story includes jeopardy and Aussie filmmaker Jessica Van Der Wyngaard finds that working with Josh Harris, author of a number of books including “I Kissed Dating Goodbye.” For Josh, this film isn’t theoretical or academic. In this episode, Josh speaks to the painful and difficult task of coming to terms with the fact that what he started teaching 20 years ago and has built a career on, is regrettably flawed. Special contributors to this podcast include Ellen Goebel of Worldwide Groove Corporation and their very sexy song, "Kiss Me Slow" that features Kareem Bennett

The Working Interferences are back this week and start off discussing a big speaking gig Josh has coming up. Lance gives Josh some advice before the advice this week, which consists of three Reddit Questions! They start off with a simple question….How do you know if a dentist is good? After a nice discussion of dental skills competition, the Interferences answer a question about instrument transportation cases. Is leather autoclavable? To wrap the show, Lance and Josh talk about how much of their brain they use. For Lance its little. For Josh, its more of the little brain than the big brain, if you know what I mean!

Happy New Year, Fitlandians! We are so happy to have you here as we start off this new year by harnessing the power of intention. When we can let go of the restrictions that come with those New Year’s resolutions, we can instead look forward to creating a revolution! So, if you’re ready to get back on track and reclaim your health and vitality but need a little extra support, today is the last day to sign up for Christa’s 30 Days of Thriving which begins tomorrow on January 2nd. And today, for a little New Year’s inspiration, we are extremely excited to welcome Fitlandia’s “super fan,” Josh Cyphers to the show. Josh is going to speak with us about letting go of shame and getting your fit self back – for good! Josh stumbled upon Fitlandia as he was exploring different approaches to fitness and health using a variety of diet and exercise methods. He says he was drawn to Fitlandia obviously because of the rad name, but also because he saw it as a “trifecta of wellness”; focused on nutrition, fitness and mindfulness. He realized that previously, one of those pieces was always missing from his routine and that’s why he never had any lasting success. Background Growing up playing sports, Josh explains feeling as if he’d been on a diet practically his whole life. It wasn’t until he slowed down playing sports that he noticed how sedentary he had become and how his nutrition was lacking. He said that it began not only to affect him emotionally, but also physically in the form of weight gain, which he had never dealt with before. Josh dabbled with different diets and exercise programs, but became increasingly discouraged and trapped in the yo-yo dieting trap. Recovering from an cycle injury, he says it resulted in indulging in sugary treats and beer, firing up the reward center in his brain. Josh explains that he reached a point when he was so frustrated from going from cycle to cycle and how it became extremely difficult for him to want to nourish his body and be good to it. For Josh, he ended up in a place of emotional and physical pain, making it hard for him to even get up in the morning to face the world. With the love and support of his wife, he made it a goal to start moving each day. With a list of 20 basic exercises he says he simply began to move, reminding himself to just take that one step. Josh says, “The first step is always the smallest but the most important!” Tips to Bounce Back Think back to a time you felt really alive and happy and ask yourself how can you get there again. For Josh, this was playing football and even if he didn’t get back to playing the sport right away, he knew he had to start with basic daily movement. To help with this, Christa says “visualize and connect the emotion to that goal which will wake up your brain to that very thing and actions will start.” Give yourself a realistic and strategic way of getting to your goal like Josh’s 20, one-minute exercises to just begin moving again. These small wins are how we create new thought patterns resulting in new lifestyles! Find what sets you back and what pushes you forward. Grow your community or “tribe” that allows you depend on them in times of need or of celebration; where you can all operate together. Mind Zoning®! Focus on how to reprogram and change your thought patterns so when times get tough you don’t have thoughts of unworthiness or shame. Josh explains how he was able to let go of his self-worth being tied to playing football and eventually, he experienced more positive thoughts and was able to move forward in his life. When you’re ready, be open and vulnerable to accepting help from others and let yourself lift others up as well. Josh has come quite far as he describes waking up the day of the podcast with a “heart bursting of gratitude.” Since beginning his journey back to health, Josh says he now craves more movement and is always discovering ways to make himself eat and feel better. We all have the power within and whether it’s joining our 30 Days of Thriving program or connecting with Josh and Christa in the Facebook group, we can’t wait to encourage each other this new year as we harness the power of intention. It’s Not Too Late to Join Us! Sign Up NOW. Leave us an honest review on iTunes and Stitcher and tell what you got from Josh’s courageous and vulnerable story.   

Are you fond of answering online quizzes? Are you aware that these quizzes can be a very helpful marketing tool for your business especially in lead generation?   Today’s guest is the owner of Interact, a quiz software company that has created quizzes for 30,000 brands around the world. Some of Josh Haynam’s clients include big corporations and organizations such as Starbucks, Evergreen profits, and famous individuals like Tony Robbins. Aside from being an innovative and creative marketing tool, the primary focus of the quizzes, according to Josh and his company, is always to educate.   In today’s episode, Josh shares the encouraging story of how he persisted in sustaining his business and how he fine-tuned the content using different strategies while having so much hope. He also reveals the biggest advantage of utilizing quizzes, the most interesting uses of these quizzes, and why making quizzes is a much better tool than generating surveys. “The quiz does the job of attracting people, getting them in. But it’s also segmenting so it can increase your sales in the back end.” - Josh Haynam   This Week on the Hustle and Flow Chart Podcast: The first and second waves of Interact - from creating content to seeking partnerships The strategy that created traffic and the type of content Josh used to build up a base, redefine the message, and explain it Defining the templates and elements of a quiz (title, questions, lead capture form, and results) How to promote the quizzes through Facebook and on your website An overview of Interact’s software and its functions Three unique types of quizzes that cover a lot of data input: personality quizzes, scored quizzes, assessments Top two common mistakes people make when creating quizzes and how to avoid them For Josh, the one thing that does not get asked enough is about the customers: “How do you translate your idea into something that the general population can use?” Resources Mentioned: Buzzfeed Buzzsumo The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Book by Dr. Stephen Covey The Art of War Book by Sun Tzu Connect with Josh Haynam: Try Interact Website       Subscribe & Review the Hustle & Flow Chart Podcast!     Thanks for tuning in to this week’s episode of the Hustle & Flow Chart Podcast! If the information shared in these weekly conversations and interviews have helped you in your business journey, please head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Your reviews and feedback will not only help us continue to deliver great, helpful content, but it will also help us reach even more amazing entrepreneurs just like you!         Also, check out our website and subscribe to our free weekly newsletter to receive even more helpful articles, training courses, tips, tools, and videos to help you optimize your business for success!            

On this episode we head out to Arizona to talk about spot & stalk hunting as well as predator calling Arizona bears DIY with two brothers, Josh & Jake Kirchner. These guys are some hardcore hunters that work really hard to put some AZ bear meat in the freezer ever year. This episode covers their 2016 bear hunts which was quite the roller coaster as well a some AZ specific tactics. We also delve into some bear recipes on this episode. For Josh's blog, photos, gear, and videos, check out his website http://dialedinhunter.com/ Also follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and Twitter under the name Dialed In Hunter. For Jake's amazing videos check out his Youtube channel in the link below as well as Josh's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs6BJ51Z6rkzES_AXwFPaJQ Also follow Jake on Instagram @azarcheryhunter Questions? bearhuntingpodcast@gmail.com www.bearhuntingpodcast.com

Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/UncoveringUnexplainedMysteries Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/UncoveringUnexplainedMysteries In this episode Mike & Josh discuss an entity that haunts Jim and Kay Tatum. Next we discuss the murder of real life David Cox who took part in what became adapted into the movie "A Few Good Men". Finally we end on the phenomenon known as spontaneous human combustion. This was covered on Unsolved Mysteries but we delve more into the phenomenon itself rather than discussing the particular segment (the segment will be discussed as a Patreon bonus). For Josh & Mike's separate creative endevours check them out on YouTube: Josh: www.youtube.com/DancingWithGhosts Mike: www.youtube.com/OCPCommunications

Just in time for Valentine's Day, we're introducing each other to two of the, er, most? romantic high concept martial arts action comedies. That's right, we're doing Edgar Wright's SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD and Berry Gordy's THE LAST DRAGON. For Josh, Scott Pilgrim is an Edgar-Wright-sized hole in his movie history. For Rob, he's been wary of The Last Dragon ever since he first heard of it. For Jordan, it's a refresher for both. Tune in two weeks to find out what happens next! The Forgotten Film Pod can also be heard on iTunes, Stitcher, and a podcast app near you. Theme: “Vintage Education” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

For this week's show we're down to only two hosts, as Brad and Josh take on the idea of having a personal gaming narrative. For Josh it started with the realization of what playing XCOM 2 was doing to his mind, then spilled off into this topic. They cover fan fictions, immersion, and how a personal gaming narrative can build the bridge between people to truly enjoy gaming for what it is.

this one goes out to all the ladiiieeessss and that means rafe and caleb did this FOR JOSH. rafe and caleb do their best to dedicate an episode but they get distracted by their own selfish thoughts, like reading web comics and blowing guys. caleb watched a lot of movies, specifically interstellar (spoilers), and they The post The Adventures of Baron von Furybox appeared first on rafe hates caleb.