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I discuss Gastly in this episode, but I also made a video version that you can find here: https://youtu.be/KxWid3MWAXk
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In this Pokemon interview, we are joined by Poshwaifu, a Pokemon Trainer from California who is a huge fan of the Gengar Family, passionate competitor in Pokemon Battles, and an artist.Poshwaifu shares her Pokemon journey starting with the early days of Pokemon with RBY. She returns to Pokemon GO and find her interest in the franchise with the Go Battle League and competing in the different leagues. With her favorite Pokemon Gengar, she showcase her Pokemon Battles on Twitch to a live audience.Poshwaifu also has an artistic side that involves painting some of her favorite characters from anime, horror movies, and cartoons. Listen to how she develops her ideas and how her journey with drawing first started and matured into a side business today. Finally, Poshwaifu shares her experience at live Pokemon GO events including Pokemon regionals, GO Fest, and the recent GO Tour: Los Angeles! Trainer's Eye is a series where the stories are real and people still play this game. From PVP to Shiny Hunting, each person's Pokemon GO journey is unique and we dive into each journey here on As The Pokeball Turns!SourcesOpening Song: "Forget You" by Alex_MakeMusic from PixabayConnect with Poshwaifu: LinktreeSupport the showConnect with David Hernandez: Linktree E-mail Me: asthepokeballturnspodcast@gmail.com
A year ago, a settlement was reached at the end of Aliens v. Ghosts, Part 2. Lando agreed not to say ghosts weren't real, if Mucci agreed not to say aliens weren't real. In a fit of rage, Mucci broke that settlement -- but he's glad he did, because it allowed OTR to have this incredible discussion with the cohosts of the Astonishing Legends podcast, Scott Philbrook and Forrest Burgess! Huy judges as Lando and Mucci go at it again, with Lando focusing on the recent disclosure before Congress, while Mucci focuses on the mental and spiritual benefits of believing in ghosts. Our guests offer some amazing insights into both aliens and ghosts, but do they have any opinion on which is more likely to exist than the other? Will their expert opinion sway Judge Huy one way or the other? Follow us on our socials: IG: @otr_debate Twitter: @OTRdebate FB: @otrdebate or on YouTube! You can also email topics you think we should cover at OTRdebate@gmail.com! Or for easy access to everything: https://linktr.ee/Otrdebate Intro and outro music by Lando and Mucci. Other music: "Gastly sounds" by menvafaan (https://freesound.org/people/menvafaan/sounds/169665/). Sources: Stambovsky v. Ackley, 169 A.D.2d 254 (N.Y. App. Div. 1991). https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/we-re-not-crazy-listen-to-a-flight-report-unusual-lights-near-yellowknife-in-january-1.6277389 https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/read-secret-memo-for-trudeau-on-unidentified-object-shot-down-over-yukon-1.6548510 https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/12/us/politics/us-shoots-down-object-michigan.html https://abc7chicago.com/canada-high-altitude-airborne-object-justin-trudeau-north-american-aerospace-defense-command/12801392/ https://www.npr.org/2023/02/12/1156428862/us-shoot-down-ufo-unidentified-object-lake-huron
James and Will talk about volume 4 of the Pokémon Adventures manga. Including the new and original “Yellow” who is perhaps the first gender neutral looking character we have seen in an otherwise shonen manga. Skip summary of the plot @ 5:15 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com 119: Pokémon Adventures vol. 4 Chapters 41 to 52, ‘Ponyta Tale' and ‘Growing out of Gengar' Story by Hidenori Kusaka Art by Mato English Translation by Kaori Inoue Lettering and touch up by Wayne Truman Two years have passed since the events of Volume 3 and the protagonist Red is now missing. A concerned Misty contacts Professor Oak and their talk is interrupted by Red's Pikachu, a bruised, bloody Pokémon dragging its feet as it enters Oak's place. A new and mysterious protagonist arrives to pick the Pikachu up and take it with them as they journey to find Red. Much to Oak's dismay. Red was last seen after he was invited to Battle with Bruno of the Elite Four. A group of Pokémon trainers who are stronger than the Pokémon gym leaders. It is not long until Lorelei of the Elite Four tracks down the Pikachu it's new trainer. The trainer proudly states their name as Amarillo, the Spanish word for Yellow. Lorelei also learns that Yellow has telepathic powers towards Pokémon, a sort of Pokémon whisperer that can heal Pokémon with a touch and express great empathy for them, even seeing through them. Eventually Yellow escapes Lorelei and along the journey meets Red's friends, whom only want to see Pika (Red's Pikachu) be reunited with its owner. Albeit they do not have faith in Yellow. Questioning if Yellow is fit for being Red's substitute. During such a conversation, Pika hears that Red is nearby and tracks his old trainer's scent. In a twist of fate, Pika falls for an imposter Red. A “Super Nerd” who works for the Elite Four. Desperate, friends of Red and Pokémon gym leaders call Blaine for help. Yellow with the help of the gym leaders defeats the nerd but in doing so a Gastly Pokémon appears to spirit the nerd away. Blue appears and makes a decisive strike that ends the Gastly. Blue tells everyone that the ghostly gas Pokémon most likely belongs to Agatha of the Elite Four. He also tells them of his previous encounter with Agatha and how he found the strength to fight a ghost Pokémon. Blue even criticises Yellow for saving a Caterpie (caterpillar Pokémon) during the battle with the super nerd. Saying that Red could have saved it without putting his own life at risk. Blue decides to take Yellow with him and train but not before Yellow is gifted two new Pokémon for protection. Brock's Graveller and Misty's Omanyte. Topics: · A criticism of volume 4 is how the villains are perhaps too mysterious for their own good. Their motives remain hidden and not having any context for their behaviour we do not know what they are willing to do to achieve their goal. This does not make an entertaining read since by making the villain mysterious you risk making the stakes too vague to understand. It is not enough to know what characters fight for, we also need to know why. Understandably the villains are trying to cover up something but we do not know what as of this volume. · Writing mystery is a good way to entice readers and keep them stuck to the story. But Hidenori reveals information too soon, making the sense of mystery trite. · Yellow as a character is first time we see a gender-neutral looking hero in the franchise. Although addressed as male by others in the story, there is no signifier or trait to tell us that they are male, they also lack traits that tell us there are female. The straw hat and tunic add to this warm, innocent and naïve appearance of a child, a contrast to someone like Lorelei who has a more mature and effeminate appearance since she wears high heels and glasses that comb away her thick hair. · The origins of Game Freak from fanzine to game design company and Ken Sugimori's journey from mangaka to designer. For more information on the history of Game Freak and Pokémon creator Satoshi Tajiri there is the article, The Ultimate Game Freak - TIME and Dr. Lava's twitter as well as their amazing blog on Nintendo History. Differences and Comparisons to other Media: · The Super Nerd appeared as a trainer class enemy in the original ‘96 game, having a personality between the Pokémon maniac and the Scientist. They are really Geeks who specialise in Poison and Electric Pokémon. They usually have Voltorbs that do the self-destruct move, which in and of itself seems like a commentary on nerd culture. From the original Japanese text their name translates to “Science-man” with the in-game scientist class having a name that translates to “rouge researcher” · The Elite Four are the last bosses of the original '96 game and called the Pokémon masters in some cannon. In the anime Lorelei was named Prima, this was so that she would have the same syllables as her original Japanese name, Kanna, which is written using the Kanji for the word cold and/or dread The name Loreilei comes from a slate rock located on the Rhine River at Sankt Goarshausen in Germany, believed to have been haunted by a siren that lured sailors to their death. The etymology behind the name has the words Lurein and the Celtic word Lei, which means murmuring, or whispering rock. Agatha may have possibly got her name from Agatha Christie, the famous murder mystery writer and creator of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple. Agatha's Japanese name is Kikuko, and is spelt using the kanji for devil, demon or ghost. Bruno, the fighting type Pokémon master gets his name from the words brawn and brute, his Japanese name, Shiba, is derived from the word, “Shibaku”, which means “to strike”
Having played the original Gameboy videogame 23 years ago, Will and James take a trip down memory lane and decide to read up on its popular manga adaptation. Does it make us want to play the game or does it make us want to read more manga? Now that is the question! Skip plot summary @ 10:11 Email: WeAppreciateManga@Gmail.com 116: Pokémon Adventures vol. 1 Chapters 1 to 14, ‘A Glimpse of the Glow' and ‘That Awful Arbok!' Story by Hidenori Kusaka Art by Mato English Translation by Kaori Inoue Lettering and touch up by Wayne Truman Pokémon depicts a world of creatures known as Pocket Monsters, a.k.a. the titular Pokémon. Some use Pokémon as pets, others for fights, and if you are like the Rocket gang, you use them for labour and genetic experimentation. But the story starts with a boy named Red who is a trainer and catcher of Pokémon, and upon hearing a commotion in the woods, secretly follows the Rocket gang as they hunt the legendary Mew. A Pokémon of great mystery. Red encounters a trainer like himself, Blue, who teaches Red that they are both not ready to catch a Pokémon as strong as Mew. This prompts Red to visit Proffessor Oak, a Pokémon researcher who can help Red become a better trainer. However, Red makes the mistake of releasing all the monsters in Oak's lab and so he helps Oak find and capture the escaped monsters. In turn Oak gives Red a Pokémon, the grass type Bulbasaur upon seeing red demonstrate good knowledge in harnessing Bulbasaur's talents. Oak also gives Red a Pokedex, an electronic encyclopaedia that is used to log the existence of Pokémon, the same gadget that Blue also has, which is no surprise since Red learns that Blue is Oak's grandson. It's in their second encounter that Red stops Blue from capturing a Kangiskhan, Red remembers Oak's advice that to be a good trainer takes heart, not just brute strength and power. He then heals a wounded Pokémon that is hidden within Kangiskhan's pouch, then goes on his separate path away from Bluem by this point Blue shows a lack of humility whereas Red is the compassionate of the two. It is on his quest as Oak's protégé that Red learns of a Pikachu terrorising a town, he captures and tames the electric mouse type that is the Pikachu as well as reunite many other characters with their Pokémon. When Red reaches Lavender Town he learns of Blue having entered a haunted tower but never having come out. Red investigates and finds Blue possessed by a Gastly, a ghost type monster resembling a purple ball of gas. Red defeats the Gastly by having Bulbasaur using the bulb on its back as a vacuum sack, sucking up Gastly and spitting him out as a devastating beam that blasts through the tower walls. Afterwards Red and Blue make their way up the tower only to be attacked by the Ninja Koga and his venomous Pokémon. Red recognises Koga as a Rocket gang leader he fought on Mt. Moon and Koga reveals that the tower is a secret base for the Rocket gang. A Little Context: Pokemon was first released on the Gameboy in February 1996 in Japan, in the following years it would see multiple editions released with a special Pikachu Edition (Pokemon: Yellow) released in Japan within the fall of 1998 and finally released for English speaking countries between the fall of 1999 and the summer of 2000. Pokemon: Yellow would be a tie in with the anime spin-off and coinciding with the release of the franchise's first Theatrical release, unoriginally called Pokemon: The First Movie, but affectionately given the subtitle Mewtwo vs. Mew in Marketing. The games would get a sequel during this time so western audiences could see new Pokemon within the movie, Including Marill who was bizarrely named “Pikablu” by fans. The Gameboy and the Gameboy Color was a must have toy because it had Pokemon as the dominating app for it. And for many American and European children it was the first anime they grew up watching, thus their first experience with Japanese culture, albeit having undergone heavy localisation by 4Kids entertainment. Differences from other Media: · Like the game, Pikachu is caught near Viridian City, unlike the TV Anime where Oak gives away his newly caught Pikachu. Dengeki Pikachu follows the plot of the anime however Pikachu is captured upon invading the main character's home and eating it's the electrical wiring. · Brock is more representative of his game counterpart, a stoic man and gym leader who does not join the main character on his quest. · Ninja Koga is the main Rocket antagonist within the first chapters, where as in the TV Anime series it was original characters, Jessie and James (whom are named after the American outlaw, whilst in Japan they are named after rival samurai). · It takes a “Pokéflute” to wake a Snorlax, however in this manga it took the smell of a Bulbasaur drenched in honey to do the trick. · Gastly is a far more malicious being in this manga compared to the TV Anime show. It retreats once the sun rises in the show but in the manga, Red uses his Bulbasaur to defeat it. References: · The introduction to the character Bill is inspired by the 1958 movie, ‘The Fly' (remade in 1986) Based on a short story by James Lagelaan. 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Spooky, Scary! It's a Pokemon bar mitzvah! This week your favourite Pokemon anime rewatch and analysis podcast “To Kill A Delibird” covers the occult and paranormal in episodes 22, “Abra and the Psychic Showdown”, 23 “The Tower of Terror”, and 24 “Haunter versus Kadabra”. Here is a synopsis: Ash Ketchum doesn't stand a ghost of a chance against psychic terror lady and daughter of Chucky, Sabrina the teenage gym leader. A ghost of a chance becomes a chance of a ghost when Ash recruits the Three Stooges to prank Misty for his Youtube Channel. Finally, Brock and Misty get dolled up, an old man doles out information, and the tension gets dialed up in an explosive comedy showdown. Does that make sense? Regardless of your answer we think you will have a ton of fun with this episode! Subscribe to get every new episode of To Kill a Delibird in your subscription feed. Welcome to "To Kill A Delibird", the Pokemon anime rewatch podcast that combines a love of literary puns and analytics with pure Pokemania. Join Graham (Pokemon expat/video game and manga fanatic) and Kellan (hard boiled Pokemon die hard) as they discuss the Pokemon anime and hopefully construct some fun sentences along the way. Intro/outro music "Synthwave 80's" by AlexiAction Follow the podcast on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1yQ3EQ2P91mE6Bq0i4I3EY on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/to-kill-a-delibird/id1667957767 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b37371a4-331d-4254-999b-e21fc0fdd837/to-kill-a-delibird Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy9kOTQ2MmUyMC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/1054965 for more half baked content: https://www.twitch.tv/skiddlewickers Tiktok is essential for new creators so: https://www.tiktok.com/@skiddlewickers #pokemon #ashketchum #pikachu #misty #brock #anime #indigoleague #ssanne #teamrocket #existentialism #comedy #haunter #sabrina #pikachu 0:00 Intro 8:10 Abra and the Psychic Showdown 41:20 The Tower of Terror1:03:20 Haunter versus Kadabra
It's the season of love on TKAD as we discuss the Pokemon anime episodes Episode 20, "The Ghost of Maiden's Peak" and Episode 21, "Bye, Bye, Butterfree". We are joined by special guest Nolan (Kellan's brother) to teach Kellan and Graham what true love means (and why Indiana Jones didn't affect the plot of Raiders of the Lost Ark). The Pokemon episodes this week feature Gastly (a ghost), Butterfree (an alpha male), Jessie (a badass with a rocket launcher), and the Brock and Misty Dating Advice Show (givers of the most problematic love advice in Pokemon history). We have some extremely fun tangents this episode as we continue to dissect Pokemon episodes and absolutely murder them in the process. Join the fun! Subscribe to get every new episode of To Kill a Delibird in your subscription feed. Welcome to "To Kill A Delibird", the Pokemon anime rewatch podcast that combines a love of literary puns and analytics with pure Pokemania. Join Graham (Pokemon expat/video game and manga fanatic) and Kellan (hard boiled Pokemon die hard) as they discuss the Pokemon anime and hopefully construct some fun sentences along the way. Intro/outro music "Synthwave 80's" by AlexiAction for more half baked content: https://www.twitch.tv/skiddlewickers Tiktok is essential for new creators so: https://www.tiktok.com/@skiddlewickers
On this week's episode of Pokedex Pathfinders, we discuss the Gastly family and we talk about Mega Gengar and Gigantamax Gengar on Viva la Evolution! Music by DJ Cutman. Please visit DJ Cutman at https://music.djcutman.com/
It seems like the time may have finally come for Derik and Ceci to officially take over the show from Prof. Oak, who seems to be too busy with his "research" this season. Poojus finally finds a Gastly. Derik realizes he has made a huge mistake in Wayward Cave. Ceci correctly pronounces every name. Jenna gets absolutely roasted by her mom. Field Correspondent Gabby brings us an odd and unsettling interview with Mira, our trainers' companion inside Wayward Cave. Please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts/Spotify and subscribe/follow wherever you get your podcasts! ~Instagram: @pokemonradiopod ~Twitter: @pokemonradiopod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
INTRODUCTION: Noemi Uribe (she/they) is a queer Latinx advocate living in Boston, MA. Growing up in a Latinx Pentecostal church shaped the way they saw homosexuality and Christian theology. After leaving their families church and attending a Hillsong church in Boston, they thought they had found a safe space to finally question their sexuality and faith. But what she experienced was the complete opposite. After leaving and surviving religious trauma, Noemi is now speaking out in order to warn other LGBTQ+ people and allies of the dangers of church ambiguity on LGBTQ+ policies and bring the good news of queer theology. INCLUDED IN THIS EPISODE (But not limited to): · Noemi's Traumatic Hillsong Experience · Noemi's Vulnerable Account Of Childhood Abuse· Some Epic Hillsong “Church” Shade· Undercover Conversion Therapy at Hillsong & Lakewood (and other churches)· How Churches Abuse Their Volunteers· The John Gray + Carl Lentz Connection · Welcoming Vs. Affirming aka A Side/B Side· Dope Fiends Have More Love Than Church People· Why You Must Scrutinize Your Pastors· Why You Don't Really Know Your Pastors CONNECT WITH NOEMI: Twitter: https://twitter.com/noemimiuLinkTree: https://linktr.ee/noemimi.u CONNECT WITH DE'VANNON: Website: https://www.SexDrugsAndJesus.comYouTube: https://bit.ly/3daTqCMFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SexDrugsAndJesus/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sexdrugsandjesuspodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TabooTopixPinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/SexDrugsAndJesus/_saved/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devannonEmail: DeVannon@SexDrugsAndJesus.com DE'VANNON'S RECOMMENDATIONS: · Pray Away Documentary (NETFLIX)o https://www.netflix.com/title/81040370o TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk_CqGVfxEs · Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed (Documentary)o https://press.discoveryplus.com/lifestyle/discovery-announces-key-participants-featured-in-upcoming-expose-of-the-hillsong-church-controversy-hillsong-a-megachurch-exposed/ · Leaving Hillsong Podcast With Tanya Levino https://leavinghillsong.podbean.com · Upwork: https://www.upwork.com· FreeUp: https://freeup.net VETERAN'S SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS · Disabled American Veterans (DAV): https://www.dav.org· American Legion: https://www.legion.org INTERESTED IN PODCASTING OR BEING A GUEST?: · PodMatch is awesome! This application streamlines the process of finding guests for your show and also helps you find shows to be a guest on. The PodMatch Community is a part of this and that is where you can ask questions and get help from an entire network of people so that you save both money and time on your podcasting journey.https://podmatch.com/signup/devannon TRANSCRIPT: [00:00:00]You're listening to the sex drugs and Jesus podcast, where we discuss whatever the fuck we want to! And yes, we can put sex and drugs and Jesus all in the same bed and still be all right at the end of the day. My name is De'Vannon and I'll be interviewing guests from every corner of this world as we dig into topics that are too risqué for the morning show, as we strive to help you understand what's really going on in your life.There is nothing off the table and we've got a lot to talk about. So let's dive right into this episode.De'Vannon: morning, everyone from the discovery plus documentary. Song megachurch exposed. I have with me today. No Emmy Orbay and she is a queer Latin X advocate in this here episode. Noam renders a real and raw account of her time.Under the oppression of Hillsong church, she talks about the dangers of church ambiguity. When it comes to [00:01:00] LGBTQ plus issues, she talks about her abusive childhood y'all and so much more from the moment I saw Nomi on this documentary, I was bonded to this girl and I knew that I wanted to talk to her. I'm so excited. We got to shoot this episode because I felt like it was extremely cathartic and healing for both of us. And I hope you get healed too.Hey, beautiful bitches out there and welcome to the sex drugs and motherfucking Jesus podcast. Hallelujah, tabernacle and motherfucking praise. I would say the happy what the fuck independence day weekend is. We're about to record this here on the 1st of July, but who the fuck feels independent considering the fuckery that the damn Supreme court just did.So I have with me today, I hope I don't butcher your name. Nomi [00:02:00]Noemi: close. De'Vannon: Yes. Noemi: It's pronounced no Emmy. So just think I have no Emmy awards. No De'Vannon: Emmy, not yet bitch, but you will hopefully. No. Emmy UBA. UBA. Yeah. UBA, no Emmy UBA. And So what do you think about this whole independence day and how it doesn't really fill all that independent anymore?Noemi: As an AFAB, it's really awkward because I no longer have bodily autonomy according to the Supreme court and as a brown person, I've kind of already known, known I didn't have the same liberties as other people. So it's kind of like an oxymoron of like on one side, it's like, I just lost more rights.And on the other was like, bitch, you knew that was gonna happen. Like, come on. so, yeah, it's a little, a little weird, but not surprised, honestly. Unfortunately. Now [00:03:00] you De'Vannon: said in a, a what's Noemi: that, that means A female, a assigned female at birth, which means I'm I'm non-binary. So I do not identify as a woman.I'm more like gender fluid there's days when I feel more feminine and that side comes out a little bit more and I'm okay with people calling me woman or using the pronouns, she, her. But now that I'm in more of a allowing myself to be, I identify more as non-binary on that spectrum. And I use she a pronouns and yeah, I identified now more with AFAB rather than a woman.So, yeah. De'Vannon: Hells. Yeah. Thank you for that education. We're gonna talk more about that towards the end of the interview, when we reference your beautiful resource list and you had a whole Prevo pronoun thing going on on your link tree, which I so, so impressed with. So, so y'all, I've been. This is one of [00:04:00] those interviews that I've been working my death off for, for a long, long time.And, you know, you know, I felt like I won not even a lottery, cuz this is invaluable to me, but this is like jackpot score. Hell yeah. I was able to get this interview. So discovery plus released a, a documentary, a three part documentary each part's about an hour long that came out months ago and This, this, this, this beautiful soul here was one of the people featured in that documentary.This documentary was the most epic shade that I ever saw through a heal song church in Australia. The well, well deserved shade too. I might add. And, and no, Emmy was a person who was featured in this documentary. I love the work that discovery did, but when it was done, I felt like I felt cheated. I was like, I wanted to see more of no [00:05:00] Emmy.And so I reached out to her and I'm like, girl, you need more screen time than what they gave you. So I'm gonna give you a whole hour to just talk about youth and so . Thank you. And so tell me, what was your experience like being filmed in the documentary itself? Noemi: It was definitely different from being talking to a reporter.So I had done articles before we had started and I say we, because it was a collective of us who had left Hillsong who kind of reconnected after we left in about early 20, 20. And we started like talking about our experience and we came across a reporter who was interested and they became interested after Carl was fired Carl lens, who was a former pastor of Hillsong NYC and of the east coast.So after all that shit show went down, [00:06:00] everyone was like, wait, you've been talking in the, in, so on social media, you've been calling out people. Can you tell us a bit more? And mainly they were like, do you know Carl, did you ever talk to Carl? So it was really awkward because they clearly had a direction they wanted to take.Things in. And they wanted to often like flip stories say things I didn't say. And it was just like a constant back and forth of like, please don't like misinterpret my words. This is what I meant. This is how I'm going in a documentary. It's your face, your voice in your words, like you're speaking. And people are hearing from you directly, and that's a very different experience, especially when you have three cameras pointing at you, but you have to be facing another person to not be looking directly into the camera.You kind have to get like, comfortable with that. And we spent about [00:07:00] five hours recording. So I was able to sit with them, share all of my story and I knew all of it. Wasn't gonna make it because if they shared everyone's story, like completely, we would still be watching it right now. It'd be like seasons long from all the abuse and things that Hillsong did.But I, I understood why they didn't include as much as they did. It was more of the three episodes were more of like setting the stage for people to understand what Hillsong is, who they are, what they do. And I, I was, I'm gonna be honest. I was a little frustrated that they didn't include more of my experience, but I understood the direction that the director went in.The director and I are, are. Are like friends. Now we, we meet up often. Actually. I just met up with him last week and we're talking about projects or different things that are happening to [00:08:00]continue on to allow more people to come on board. So yeah, I think my experience overall with the documentary was a good one.It definitely, there's still a lot of content that hasn't been shared that was recorded and I'm hoping that they use that in the future because they have it and we'll see how things go from there.De'Vannon: Thank you for that beautiful breakdown. What was what was something that was really important that you did share that didn't make the cut that you would like to say right now? Noemi: I think something that was really frustrating that wasn't included was my experience being a queer person at Hillsong that was not mentioned, it was not brought up because that's like the basis of what happened at Hillsong.The how their they're. How can we [00:09:00] call it? I'm like forgetting my words right now. They're they're. Purposeful ambiguity of Hillsong, like of their, of their policies, of their LGBTQ policies and how it affected my mental health drastically and how they approach supporting me through my mental health crisis.And the drastic difference between friends between Pastor who was unqualified to support you through pastoral care? Because at hillside they don't, they don't even go to accredited school in comparison to a pastor who was there for me as well. And she had gone to seminary and had her master's in divinity and was taught how to be there for pastoral care for someone Those were the two big things.So LGBTQ policies and their lack of or their ambiguity, their lack of, of [00:10:00] clarity on LGBTQ policies within the church for volunteers and for attendees and members and their lack of qualified pastoral care when it comes to any mental health, mental health crisis or anything that happens of abuse within the church.And you're seeing a lot of that now where they had that lack of experience, that lack of care for people that you are seeing victims being shamed victims being said that they are gossiping. So it's like a back and forth De'Vannon: Uhhuh, as you're saying that. And I'm so sorry that you had this terrible experience.It reminds me of the of the Exodus. Movement, which I, I learned more about from the pray away documentary, which is on Netflix and how they mm-hmm , you know, there was a, there was some buckery in there with them using these supposed psychologists and whatever the case may be to come [00:11:00] in, you know, and buffer, you know, their motives to try to do conversion therapy.It also reminds me of say, like, say under that, that last rat ratchet ass president's administration, how he would have these random. Doctors of all kinds of shit that had nothing to do with pandemics coming in, giving medical advice. Mm-hmm so it sounds like they were just trying to get people who sounded more important than what they actually were.Yeah, for sure. And then, you know, when we're setting in, in front of all of these, you know, the television watching, you know, the presidents in the news or in church, you know, we're, we're positioned to believe them, so they know they can take advantage of our naivete and our GU ability. Noemi: Yeah. And to go along with that Hillsong a few years, Like a few, probably in like early 1990 to mid two thousands, they were actually, I'm not sure if my timeline's correct.So don't quote me on that, but I know they were affiliated with [00:12:00] the conversion therapy organization in Australia. And I found this out after I left and I did more investigation on my own. And when the organization came upon more scrutiny of what they were doing in Australia, they disassociated, but the practice within Hillsong continued.So I experienced some of that in Boston. De'Vannon: Yeah. Fuck. That's when you think it can't get any goddamn damn worse. Yeah. I, Noemi: the same, the same reaction you're having right now is the same reaction I had when I found out. Yeah. De'Vannon: Okay. So you attended Hillsong Boston? Yes. Okay. So conversion therapy. Let me write this down because okay.I'm, I'm like I'm channeling my inner Tina Turner bull from what's love got to do with it. None of your ho GAO numb of [00:13:00] your holding GAO. If y'all, haven't seen the movie, you need to, it's a Buddhist chant that apparently help you keep your shit together. I love that. so, okay. So in the documentary, you, you know, presented as a, a volunteer, this is where I bonded with you because when I was at Lakewood church in Houston, Texas, which is under Joel Ostein, our largest megachurch here in the United States, mm-hmm , you know, I was a big volunteer there.And when I saw you, I was like, oh my God, here's another person who, who had given their soul, heart, mind, body money, time and wage too much. And a lot of shit, we can never get back to a church only to be treated like shit mm-hmm . And I said, I, my souls reached out to you. And I was like, you know, cyber hug through the TV.I hope she feels it wherever she's at right now. And and so when, before I got fired from, from Lakewood church [00:14:00] and I hope one day we do like a leaving Lakewood because there's other people out there who've been fired from lake, you know, volunteers. Yeah. But fired for not being straight. I know this because I've come across them in gay bars and stuff.Wow. And when the conversation came up and they were like, yeah, that happened to me too. So I hope somewhere, somewhere, somewhere, someone will wanna do a documentary about the, the abuse that Lakewood church does because people are, are leaving there as well. But we're, we're here to talk about you, but they'll, Noemi: they'll protect people like John Gray.De'Vannon: Homotherfucking Godcuy son. That's one of the things that I do not understand why I say like Oprah would give him of all fucking people, a show. Okay. I'm looking at him. I'm going closet gay, man. [00:15:00] I'm going. Oh yeah. Amongst all the things Noemi: my Gayar is like going off when they see him. Yes. De'Vannon: And, and people are like, well, how do you know?I'm all like, bitch, it's abundantly clear to those of us who know. And I didn't know that his. I don't even know what sort of adjective he would attach to that, you know, reached, you know, globally enough, you know, and you mm-hmm I'm like, Noemi: well, Hillsong gave him a platform too. So that also helped him. Yeah.He went, he went to Hillsong conference and preached at a few. De'Vannon: Yeah. You know, that doesn't surprise me because Joel Ostein in the, the, the fucker who runs Hillsong shit, you got so many, you got Joel, the musician, John shit. Yeah. Your pastor, you know, they're all like Brian Houston, you know, they're all like buddy, buddy.Noemi: Oh yeah. And Carl, Len and John uh, Don gray were friends before Carl [00:16:00] even came to New York and before John was even in Houston. So they knew each other way before. Stand. Yeah, so they like followed each other because Carl went to the inauguration of when John Gray received a church in Greenville. So he was there, De'Vannon: bitch.Birds of motherfucking feather flock together. Noemi: Yeah. It's all. We have a small world everything's interconnected, especially within evangelicalism. De'Vannon: This is why I'm glad we're having this conversation. Dumb ass Christian people. And I can call them that because I used to be one setting there, all deer in the headlights and believing the image that preachers put supposed preachers and prophets and whatever put forth.I never questioned anything. And I boss the damn bullshit and I, I just don't like the fact that I did that. And so that's like a huge reason why I do what I do now, Noam and I are gonna tell y'all this truth. [00:17:00] And you can sit there at your damn church and keep being a dumb ass stupid bitch. Or you can wise up and leave or adjust your expectations.Or, but if, I mean, just fucking go because yeah. Get out run while you can. So, oh my God. So, so the conversion therapy, but when I got fired, let wood church offered me what I call a conversion therapy package. And so when you said that, that word. It triggered it in my ear because, you know, Joel Ostein does not get on stage and go, Hey, we like to do conversion therapy behind the scenes.Noemi: Of course, they're not gonna do De'Vannon: that. No, my fault was when I applied to volunteer in the kids' ministry. Ooh. They had on the application. We do not want homosexuals working with our kids, but having just gotten out of the military during don't asks, don't tell I was like 22, 23. I was thinking in my head, okay, this is just [00:18:00] another one of those don't asks.Don't tell moments no big deal. So I just went on with it. Okay. I didn't understand the severity of just, you know, how they think, how church people think you're either straight or pedophile. Mm-hmm that, that, that's just, that's just desperate. Yeah. They think Noemi: homosexuality and pedophilia go hand in hand.De'Vannon: Yeah. Well, not even homosexual bisexual train if you're yeah, that's true. Straight or pedophile, that's it? Yeah. Those things. And so. So then they were like, yeah, you gotta change the gay shit. If you wanna stay here and stuff like that. So what did you see like this? You know, and as you're saying, like basically behind the scene, you know, all of these people, Carlish John Gray, Joel Ostein, Brian Houston, everybody's friends behind the scenes.So they're exchanging ideas, best practices and everything like that. So that's why I'm not surprised. You're seeing one thing pop up at Hillsong. You see it pop up at Lakewood at other churches, too smaller churches we've never heard of, but smaller churches like to mimic [00:19:00] Hillsong. Oh yeah. And Lakewood.So what, what did you see in terms of conversion therapy? A hill song? So Noemi: first we have to set the stage for what conversion therapy looks like within evangelicalism, because it is very different from like an Exodus. They're not gonna be explicit, like. Exodus times. Okay. When that organization existed often conversion therapy within a church is more subtle of.Telling you, you can not, you don't have to identify it's all about identity mm-hmm . And that's the direction that Hillsong took. So I had to be in some mentorships. That's what they called it. When I finally came out to my leader during my time, I was a leader at Hillsong. I was leading a connect group, which is like a small group during the week for people who spoke Spanish, because I wanted to bring more of my people, Latinx people together or [00:20:00] Hispanic to be more specific.And I was a service lead for a team called events. And we were basically in charge of running the whole church, making sure that everything was running correctly. We were like the middle man between the leaders, the pastors and all the other teams. So that was us. So I was one of those service leads. I was one of those leaders in that team.So as I'm like in these leadership positions, I start questioning my sexuality. I come to my leader of the team and like kind of a good friend and let her know like, Hey, this is happening. I'm coming out to you. At the time I was identifying as bisexual, just because I was too afraid to fully accept that I was gay.Mm-hmm mainly because of family reasons as well, the way I grew up in a Pentecostal church that was like super fundamentalist. So at the time that, that was the safest [00:21:00] identity I've I felt I was okay with. So I come out to my leader and she says, okay well, the things you're doing right now are fine because you're not like facing front.Like you're not in front of people, like on stage. But if you do wanna do things like that, it's we can have a conversation. Conversations can continue. So I started asking her questions, like, what does this mean for me as a person within the church? What does this mean? In general? At the time I was still identifying as this gender.So my gender identity wasn't even coming into question. It was just my sexual orientation. And so she said we can continue these conversations and see where things go. So as time continued and the conversations continued, I started noticing a pattern of then wanting me to identify as a child of God, rather than queer, or rather than by, or rather [00:22:00] than LGBTQ.As something that was mutually exclusive and it was being pushed more and more, but the opportunities to grow in leadership were being reduced and drastically being pulled back slowly. They started affecting my mental health. So then they started blaming my mental health on my sexual orientation saying that because I'm identifying this way that my mental health was going downward spiral, that it was all interconnected.So for me, that was really frustrating because that was obviously not the case. It wasn't an internal thing. It was more of the, the external affecting my internal within my community. And it got to the point where the leader that I was talking to could no longer Quote unquote control me. So she kind of ghosted me and moved me onto the next pastor.So I [00:23:00] went and had to be talking now to a higher up someone above her. And he approached me with. Calling it mentorship. So we had to meet at more scheduled times with my previous leader. It was probably once a week that we would talk and the conversation would come up with this pastor. It was now more scheduled and I had to go and meet with him more frequently.And the conversations continu to, why are you identifying this way? How can we remove that? How can we get you to give it you're all at Hillsong and remove this part of you. And he started giving me more of an open perspective as to what was happening in New York, where there was people there who were LGBTQ, but we're no longer identifying that way because Hillsong had convinced them to no longer do that.So he was saying, I could connect you with these people. They're amazing. They can help you out in your journey. And I was. [00:24:00] No, because they're not mutually exclusive. So this was happening within Hillsong on my own. I was already going on my queer theology journey of learning about queer theology, learning about side ACE, I B what a, what is affirming mean within Christianity?What is the difference between welcoming and affirming? Because we hear those two words a lot within evangelicalism, mainly. And so, as I was becoming more confident in, in who I was, and in my identities on the flip side, I was getting all of these questions from hill song, through the mentorship of trying to convince me to identify otherwise.And when I was in these meetings, I could now be more confident and say, no, These aren't mutually exclusive identities. These are two completely different identities that don't intertwine. Well there is intersectionality within them, but they're not mutually [00:25:00] exclusive. And that's when they didn't like that anymore.When I would ask explicit questions, they would always be to around the Bush until I was very detailed on the questions that I was asking. And I learned how to ask questions through queer theology and through other people who had done it. I started asking things like if I were to ever get married and my partner happens to be of the same sex, would you perform our marriage as a pastor clergy who has that authority under us law?And they would be like, oh, well his Hillsong church doesn't really perform these kinds of things only for friends. And I was like, Ugh. Okay. So I was like, as my friend, because they would call themselves that to me in order to make the conversations feel more vulnerable. Supposedly I was like, as my friend, would you marry me and my friend who my partner who happens to [00:26:00] be of the same sex and they would just kind of beat around the Bush until I got a straight, no, I was like, okay, great.One answer. Number two. Would you hire, would Hillsong church hire someone who is openly queer? Who doesn't have to hide anything and maybe even happens to be married with someone of the same sex. And they kind of were just like, kind of quiet about it. And they were like, well, we have these like values and beliefs in hill song and the person who we hire has to align with them.So I was like, so is that a yes or a no, like give me the straightforward. And until he finally like, said, no, well, we wouldn't, we can't do that. I was like, okay, check number two. So I started getting all of these straightforward answers and it took me about a year and a half, almost two years to get those straightforward answers.And that was my turning point of. This is no longer a [00:27:00] community. I am safe in. My body knew that and my body kept telling me that, but your brain is often takes a little bit longer and your heart takes a little bit longer to come around. So once they finally connected the two and I reconnected with my body I was able to, to leave.So that was some of my conversion therapy experience at Hillsong. De'Vannon: Thank you so much for sharing that annoying me. So I heard what you were saying like about. How they are, they're not upfront with it. They're not gonna get on stage, like the Exodus, move it and be like, yeah, you're you gay people.You're gonna become UNGA today. So the way they did it for me at Lakewood, they, they offered me like books. They were like, we pre-selected these books for you to become UNGA. And I have a feeling that had I accepted that and went into submission. Then it would've led to all the things that you just said, you know, all the different counselors and everything like that.Yeah. Yeah, Noemi: I had to [00:28:00] do devotionals as well. As part of like the, the mentorship, some of them were we wage war. So like your mind is in warfare and you had to fight against your mind. And as I would do the devotional, whatever I wrote down, I had to take a picture and send it to my leader and they would have to read through it to ensure that I was in including anything queer, any queer theology, that it was more generalized the way they wanted it to be.De'Vannon: Mm-hmm, so not authentic, not authentic, not directly from heaven through your heart, you know, filter through Hills song. Yeah. Just like these churches messages filtered, pre edited, and then supposedly divine. Yeah. You know, at least when they pulled you from , your ministry was gradual. I'm gonna talk about how you, how you felt like it affected your mental health more in depth.Mm-hmm . So you were doing a lot there. And this is where, [00:29:00] why I was so excited to have you on my show because I had never met anybody who was as ingrained in their church as a volunteer, who was ripped away from it. So I really felt like, you know, we were siblings in a very kind of twisted yet comforting way.yeah. From a bond trauma bond. Yeah. We've told a trauma bond. So, so I was the volunteer supervisor for Wednesday night, over a few hundred children. I've supervised 20 other teachers. And then also taught my own great group of third grade boys. I was in charge of the check-in kiosk as well. I also was a worship leader for the kid in the kid's life for Wednesday night.Then I also sang in the huge ass adult choir on the weekends too. Oh, wow. And when they, when they fired me, they didn't gradually, they just chopped it all off at once. And so, and so Wow. I know the trauma that I experienced from having everything chopped off all at once. Now, you said it affected your mental health.Is there [00:30:00] any kind of words you can use to describe the degradation that happened? Noemi: That's a good question. I never thought of it in that way. I think for me words that I can use to describe it traumatic is like the biggest one because it activated my PTSD, I already had PTSD from a previous experience as an adolescent.And it was more that was a very traumatic experience. So. being at Hillsong was like reliving it. And I didn't know, because I was undiagnosed until more recently my therapist and my team of doctors have like finally diagnosed me and we can take a good, clear path towards healing. Mm-hmm . But at the time, I didn't know.[00:31:00] And so my experience at Hillsong was very traumatic and I was reliving a lot of, of what I had experience as a, as a young person as an adolescent. It was also very abusive because use of, because they tell you how much every single Sunday they appreciate you. But when you come down to your lowest moments of me being in a psychiatric hospital for trigger warning contemplating suicide, and almost like attempting it.When I went to the psychiatric hospital, no pastor ever visited me when I was there and only like two friends from the church went. And so that for me was very eye opening because the pastor that I had connected with who was my best friend's aunt, and she was part of [00:32:00] the UCC church, the United church of Christ, who is like the first church in the us that was openly affirming to LGBTQ people.And she's this black woman amazing mentor to me. She came and visited me. I'm not even a member of her church, but yet she came to visit me and the pastors where I was giving all of my time to. Never even bothered to send me a card flowers, call me nothing. They didn't even like mention it. I ended up, I got discharged or actually it was around this time in 2019, that, that it happened.I got discharged right before 4th of July. And that Sunday following I had to be in church and deliver the same quality, the same quantity that they expected from me as if nothing before I was even in the hospital. So that was very eye opening to me. So I'll say very abusive and manipulative and gas lighting [00:33:00] because.They, they want all of this work from you and they, they expect all of this free labor, but they don't want to give anything in return. They don't even bother to like check in on how you're doing mentally, how you're doing physically there's people who would like break their arms and they would show up and still volunteer.And so it's very like when it comes to my mental health, it's something that is very like, frustrating that they didn't even see the signs of how I was spiraling down that any other person who doesn't even know too much about it could see it. But yeah, I don't know if that fully answers your De'Vannon: question.It does. And it gives me so many more for whatever comfort is worth. Again, for our trauma bond. I feel like I'm a part of this. [00:34:00] Group of the church, kids who got their feelings hurt, you know, a church is a, and more than our feelings hurt. We were just damaged. Mm-hmm , you know, and really, really destroyed, you know, a church is supposed to be the safest space on earth and it is absolutely not that.And, but, you know, I feel like we are, you know, all siblings now and I feel very much a part of the P of the people who have left hill song. I just feel that way. And so for, so for whatever is worth though, maybe it might bring some comfort to you on some level to know that you're not alone. And the same thing did happen to me as well.You know, I had, I had been volunteering. For years at Lakewood. And I'm sorry that it happened to you too. I feel like we could say we're sorry. You know, so for so damn much. Yeah. You know, and it means a lot to hear that and to, and to be able to say that too, but when I got fired from there after all those years and the supervising, all those people, it was the same thing at Lakewood.Oh, we couldn't do this without you hashtag I am lake, [00:35:00] you know, mm-hmm, great. Great, great. You're wonderful. Until we find out you're not straight. And then it's by Felicia bitch be gone. Actually, we can totally do this without you and nobody ever called or would ever to come and find out where I had disappeared to.And the, the fucked up part about it is when I was homeless, you know, a drug dealer and all of that in Houston. Same, you know, because I really spiraled down after I got kicked outta Lakewood, you know, I can only imagine there's goddamn dope things that will come and check on you. If you haven't come to the dope house to the trap house in a day or two, they're gonna be like, oh bitch, where's T-bone we ain't seen him in a minute.We need to go find this motherfucker. Wow. Homeless, dope meth heads will come and check on you. They haven't seen you. And the damn church people didn't. Noemi: Wow. I, that kind of happened after I left. So the way I, they didn't cut me off completely, but they were slowly pushing me out of like, I was ghosted by my previous [00:36:00] leader on the events team.So I no longer felt comfortable being a part of that team. So I left it because I was like, this is really, really awkward. I started volunteering with a pastor supporting him, the pastor that was mentoring me. I was doing some admin work with him. And then those mentorships became ghosting sessions where I would show up and he wouldn't.And I did around four times, I showed up and he never showed up. Denver texted me, called me before or anything. So after that, I was like, okay, I can see what's happening now. Like, they're just trying to like push me out. So I ended up leaving. And no one ever even like, I, I ended up stopped attending in like early December.No one ever even called or texted a few friends that knew that, like we talked a bit more called and texted me and checked in, but it wasn't like a like a, Hey, how are you doing? Wish you could be here. [00:37:00] I ended up going back in December. 29th, 2019. Because the pastor who I was mentoring was leaving to Sydney to go be trained, to be a pastor.I was like, wait, you weren't even qualified to do this. And he asked me like, oh, are you attending any church? And I was like, no. And he's like, oh, that's so sad. And I was like, no, honestly, I'm doing amazing. Like my mental health is doing so much better and he kind of just stayed quiet about it. And he's like, well, you can always come back.This is your home. And I was like, no, it's, it's really not a home is where you're, you're welcomed in wholeheartedly for who you are and you don't have to hide any side of you or any part of you. And I was like, this place is not my home because I do, when I walk into these doors and through these doors and he kind of just stayed quiet.And I was like, this is just a house. It's, it's not a home. It's just a [00:38:00] building with people in it. And I left and I didn't turn back and COVID kind of helped with that cuz often when you leave a place You have a little inching to go back. It's kind of like an addiction of like, wait, I'll go check back.So I did end up going in February of 2020 to just see some friends. And I was slowly kind of starting to feel like the need to be back there and COVID hit. And I had to, everyone had to quarantine and like no services in person. So that really helped me like rip the bandaid off and like not go anymore.So I, yeah, De'Vannon: well, thank God for COVID, you know, seriously COVID day, a lot of great things, really. And so, so, and, and, and what Naomi is saying, y'all I want you to be sure you pay a close attention. What she's saying is [00:39:00] that these churches. Use a lot of platitudes and a lot of repeat words that have no heart, no soul, no emotion, no feeling behind them.It's like, it's a script, it's a track they've been trained well. And if you listen to different churches, they say the same shit, you know? Yeah. It's all very, like, everything's gonna be all right. Everything's great. We love you. You're the best. You're great. You're the best ever, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.When they claim the prophesy, it is very general. I see great things coming from you. It's gonna be your best year, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay. Everyone says the same thing. Yeah. Make your own decisions. We're just letting you know it's bullshit. And so , and I'm not saying every church is bullshit or every pastor is bullshit, but I'm saying you must scrutinize your leaders and not take what they say for face value.And if you get that feeling like something might not be right, then don't [00:40:00] rationalize it. Noemi: Yeah. And I think when it goes back to scrutiny, this pastors who are actually trained to be pastors and who are qualified to be, pastors are okay with scrutiny. They want you to scrutinize them. They wanna be better.They wanna learn from what mistakes they've done and how they can improve upon them. Pastors who are not, are often huge narcissists who are just doing it for their own, like up like upping their ego and their narcissism. And so when you call them out, it's like calling out all of who they are. And so they point the finger at others, which is what often happens with people like Brian Houston, Carl lens, John Gray, Joel Stein, where they're like, oh, it's not me.God called me. How can I do anything wrong? It's these people, these gossipers. And so they'll point it back at other things. And so those are the huge differences I've seen where scrutiny is really well [00:41:00] welcomed from other pastors who are actually trained to do it in comparison to pastors who are not.De'Vannon: You're right. My, my evangelist Nelson who raised me spiritually and everything, very high clevery woman, a true prophet test, not none of this vague shit. If she said something was gonna happen in 10 years on the day did, and there's many, many people who can vouch for that though. She's no longer alive.She told me when they PA you know, a preacher pastor or whatever you wanna call it is either gonna be really, really strong or really, really weak mm-hmm . There is no in between when it comes to this and the reasons for that, or a whole topic of discussion for another day, but it is the truth and you see weakness, doesn't have a.Narcissism doesn't have a face. So what I'm saying is you could be looking at a well-dressed person. Who's talking himself, a preacher, prophet, pastor, whatever, with all the money and all the, as kisses around them [00:42:00] and all the congregation. And you might be looking at somebody who has fallen or somebody who's a total narcissist and you don't know it.Mm-hmm . And so. And I can tell that people who go to churches have not accepted the fact that their preachers could be anybody because when the, the preacher's scandals come out, that everyone's clutching their pearls, like it's so impossible. They did what they did stole the money, fuck the thousand bitches or boys, whatever the case may be.Well, if, if you were levelheaded and you understood that that person on stage is human and can do anything, you might not appreciate what they did, but you wouldn't be so taken aback. Mm-hmm then that lets me know that people setting in churches, just like how I used to. And you used to give these people too much credit.So I just wanna remind people that preachers, when they go up there are at work and they're putting on a show just like most people do when they go to work. That is one side of them. And you also don't spend really any private [00:43:00] time with these people, as much as they call you family and friends. Bitch, can you pick up the phone and call them on a bad day?Will you be going with them on the next family vacation? Mm-hmm you don't really know these people. Noemi: That's true. My dad, my dad was actually a pastor. And so that's very true. People thought they knew him by what they would hear on Sundays while he preached or by grabbing lunch with him after church. But people didn't really know him at all.Like I, as his kid knew him, but whenever someone would be like, your dad is this, this and this. I was like, actually, you're kind of incorrect. This is who he is actually. Mm. But you're very true. Yeah. That's true. Mm-hmm De'Vannon: hell she from, from being a dope dealer, I used to sell drugs. The district attorneys, lawyers, very rich.I'm surprised, very rich old men who like to smoke crack and get fucked in the ass by ethnic men who on the, who come [00:44:00] out. on Mondays looking as conservative and white as ever. But. Bitch. From Friday night to Sunday night, it's crack and Dick. Noemi: Wow. But is the Bible say there's nothing new under the sun.De'Vannon: It not nothing new, but some shit, some shit is still like Gastly. Yeah, but, but we're saying all this to let you know that you don't really motherfucking know people, you can be married to people and you don't really know them. So how the hell you really know this damn preacher mm-hmm , but you wanna know them and it makes you feel special because you're, you feel some sort of attachment to someone who's on TV or to someone who has money because you wanna be around power and people are well, they make you, they make Noemi: you think that you know them too.They do. Yeah, they play, they play a good game and like people and they'll get like shows [00:45:00]made of them and, and that just exalts their ego, but it's not who they really are. De'Vannon: Mm-hmm lying sucks the shit. And and I heard you say that something happened in your adolescent. Is that something that you're not at a point where you're ready to talk about?Noemi: No, I can talk about it. So I had, I, how can I explain it? So I moved to Mexico when I was 11. My dad was a pastor and he became ill and he had become undocumented as well. And so it was best for him to move back to their country. So to my parents' country which was Mexico. And so my sisters and I moved with them and we experienced some trauma there because all of my dad's brothers were [00:46:00] also pastors and they were the worst kind that you could ever meet as well.Cheating on their wives, political, like they they're in it for politics and money. And so I saw all of that. And that for me was like very eye opening as to what the church really was. And my cousins stayed in it because like, it's the family business and the ones who couldn't take it anymore would leave and they would be ostracized or they would come out and no one would talk about it.It was just like a, like O overall, it was very, very bad. My dad ended up passing in 2012 and I was around 16 years old. And one of my uncles, one of my dad's brothers offered to allow me to move back with him in the us, him and his wife and his family. And my SIS, one of my sisters was already living there with them [00:47:00] working.And my mom couldn't afford high school in Mexico anymore for me. And so it was just cheaper for me to come back to the us because I was a citizen here to go to school for free at a, at, at high school and finish off and hopefully go into college. If I could get scholarships or whatever. So I ended up moving my second semester of junior year and I lived with them for about a year and a half.And that was probably the most traumatic experience I've ever had. I was basically became their maid. So they wouldn't do any housework. It was all my responsibility. I didn't know how to drive and I still don't because it's very traumatic. I'm still processing it, but they signed me up in a school that was right outside the school zone so that they had the power over when I could go to school or [00:48:00]not.And I would have to beg to be taken to school every morning or oftentimes they. Restricted food and what I could consume. And if I hid food in my room or purchase anything they would find it and eat it or take it out or throw it away. It was just a lot of very traumatic things. And yeah, I, I was there for about a year and a half and I survived.And the day I left, I never looked back. I was actually kicked out a day before my graduation for high school, because they were angry that I had gotten into a four year college full tuition because at, at their house, it was very traumatic, but my, my safe Haven was school. And so I dedicated so much time into school.I had top grades. I graduated with so many honors and like top [00:49:00] 5% in my class. And I was given a full tuition scholarship to a state school in Arizona. And so they were angry that they couldn't maintain me in this system of abuse. They wanted me to go to a community college that was close by. So again, they could continue to drive me.They can continue to do all these abusive things. And I found a way out of it by going to school or going to a four year university, they were very mad. So I ended up being kicked out the day before I graduated like literally within two hours, they were like, you need to leave now. So that was a my experience there.And I'm so processing, I don't remember a lot of it because a lot of it was very like shut down, but yeah, they, they are still pastors in Arizona, so, yeah. De'Vannon: Hi.[00:50:00]Yeah. I just told her, basically. I'm sorry. You partially think , you know? Yeah. Well you got a lot. Oh, Jesus Christ. When you said family business, do you mean like the church Noemi: mm-hmm the church is a, is a family business. Once someone becomes a pastor, they'll pass a church onto their kid. De'Vannon: Yeah. I wanted to just point that out because that's, that's very much a thing.And you do see the church going from one son to the next, usually something like that. Yeah. And when I, Noemi: when I ended up leaving my family's church in like junior year of college, I went to my pastor and let 'em know that I no longer wanted to be a member of the church because it was the same church organization in Mexico as it was in the us.And I continued to attend when I came back to the us They were angry, cuz they were like, wait, people know you within the church. Like this is your last [00:51:00] name. You are basically set up like the women's ministry within the church was already building me up. Like I was already volunteering with them, going to conferences with them.They were like building me up to be one of the leaders once I got married obviously. And so for it to be me to just like leave my status behind, they were very like dumbfounded and kind of angry that I would like leave their church organization. But for me it was like, no, like I can't be in this anymore.This is very like abusive and yeah. It's it's it wasn't for me.De'Vannon: That's so that's so culty. Oh yeah. felt like you wanna go now you stay. Yeah. , I mean, I'm laughing at the absurdity of this and the fact that it's not so rare, it's not like you, it's not like this sort of thing doesn't happen. No, [00:52:00] because with media, people are now able to tell their stories with pastors have been getting away with this shit for years.Oh yeah. Possibly, ever since church ever were mm-hmm I heard you say, you talked about like questioning your sexuality and I just wanted to let you know that I did that too, you know, because of the church. And I went out and I got me girlfriends and everything, and tried to UNGA myself and it didn't work.So I just wanted to, to let you know that you're also not alone. Wondering what the church is gonna think. If you date someone of the same sex and everything like that, I rearranged my personal life because of the church of how I thought they might think and everything back in the day. Wow. And so I'm just saying that, so that, that you hear it from someone else, because I think that is very healing.I think it's very healing for you to get your story out today. I'm feeling a spirit of healing here. I don't, and I don't mean that the way the churches say, oh, there's a spirit of this and a [00:53:00] spirit of that. Like I just really feel a very cathartic thing going on here. yeah, I hate it when I say something and I sound like those fuckers still.Do you ever have that happen to you? Noemi: I do. Christian De'Vannon: Christian.And I heard what you say about, you said about the trauma that you went through and how it, your mind shut some of it off. So it's kind of like a blank space. I wanna let you know, you're not alone there too. Cause when I was homeless and everything from the time I got kicked outta Layfield, I spiraled down to, I ended up homeless on the street with HIV and hepatitis B and so oh wow.In my mind, shut off a lot of the too, it took me years to remember, you know, much of what happened. So[00:54:00]one of the things that you mentioned in the documentary, the leaving Hills song documentary, one thing that impressed you about Hillsong when you first got, there was the fact that like everyone could wear what they want. You saw diversity, you felt like it was gonna be your home mm-hmm . And I wanted to highlight this just to, to, to mark the reasons why these churches have created like.We're given a foothold in the first place. So the fact that it stood out to you, and this was the same thing. When I went to Lakewood, you know, nobody's judging me for what I'm wearing, you know, original churches, original churches, you know, more modern, recent churches made a big deal over what you wore, stuff like that the music was inconsistent or the musicians just wouldn't be there.You know, sometimes when you would go to church and stuff like that. And so, and then it wasn't diverse. You would be a bunch of white people, a bunch of black people in my experience. Mm-hmm . And so we go to these other churches. and [00:55:00] it's almost like they looked and saw, okay, this is what has pissed people off about churches up to this point.Mm-hmm this is more like a business decision. This is what the customers hate. So let's just give this to them in a different package. Yep. What do you think Noemi: that's exactly what happened within Hills song? Because when Brian Houston was leading his church in Australia he was supporting his dad.First of all, Frank Houston, the, the, the actual pedophile in this whole story He Brian Houston came to the us and started seeing what churches were doing here and took that back and decided to make church more like a business. And that's when he started changing the name. That's when the music ministry started growing more and it grew so much, they brought in a celebrity to sing with them.So they made it an actual business and, and often [00:56:00] Hillsong other churches tend to replicate what Hillsong did and they're basically replicating their business model. So yeah, mm-hmm, you're right on it. De'Vannon: Yeah. So y'all just because some preacher looks all holy in divine, you have got to, to get discernment for yourself or just some common God street sense, shit, something you can't just.They'll be like, oh God is leading us. No bitch. All you saw was that this, this business model worked across the, the waters and you just went and did it. And of course you can stand there and say, oh, it is Jesus. No, it's not the same way churches have a good kids program. I don't really think it's cuz they like the kids so damn much, but they know that the parents, kids bring the parents, the parents bring the coin.Yeah. That's, that's really why I think that that's the case. And so, I mean, sure you love kids, but if I think it's of all, about fucking money. video1376668743: I Noemi: agree when [00:57:00] my dad was when we were in Mexico, we started a small group in this small town where they were all farmers and no one liked going out there to talk with them or anything because they were all they would call them Oaxaca, which are just farmer people who were from the Southern Mexico.More lower class, no one likes that. A lot of classism colorism, my dad went and started a Bible study with them. So he asked my siblings and I, okay, who's gonna go help me with the kids. And my sisters are like, kind of like nose goes. So I was left and I was like, fine, I'll go and help. I started the kids' ministry with him.I started with about five kids and it, I was 13, 14, mind you, another kid teaching kids. And so I started doing the Bible stories that I had learned, and we would just play games the whole time. And all the other kids in the community started noticing that we were just playing, coloring, [00:58:00] playing. And so they would come for like the 10, 15 minute lesson.And then we would go out and like chase chickens and like rail in the goats and like play around in the backyard. And that started bringing the parents in. So we went from a small group within about a year and a half, a small group of about 10 people. to almost like a hundred having to then pass it on to someone else because my dad didn't wanna stay there long enough for, to establish a church, cuz he felt the need to like move on to a different location.So we ended up leaving it in the hands of someone else. And there's currently a church there now because of that small group that we started that brought people in because of the kids' ministry. So the kids bring in the people, the people bring in the money. So I completely agree with that. De'Vannon: Yeah, God damnit.I knew I was right. son of a bitch Noemi: and, and also the reason why I felt like [00:59:00] Hillsong was very diverse and. Was very welcoming and people could wear what they want was because I grew up in this environment where I wasn't allowed to wear pants. I wasn't allowed to wear makeup. I couldn't grab my hair. The typical, very fundamentalist church where the Bible is infallible.It is. Without error, you know, like all this kind of things. So very fundamentalist church. And my, my dress code went with that. I had to cover my head before walking into service, things like that. Oh Lord. Yeah. So when I left that and went to a place like Hillsong where people were in like chunk glass, or they were wearing like whatever shoes they wanted, like sandals shorts, a t-shirt makeup on or hair was cut.Like, it didn't matter what they wore that for me was very like, oh my God, I can do whatever I want. And diversity was, I felt it was there because [01:00:00] I grew up in a mono-ethnic church where it was all Latinx people, Spanish speaking church. So to go to a, a church where you can see black and brown people and majority white people.Yeah. But there was still black and brown people also there. That's where I was like, oh, this place is diverse. Because I was like, noticing the difference between majority or 99% Latinx to like probably 70% white and 30% brown and black people.De'Vannon: I say goddamn. That's just, that's just, that's all I can say. And I'm gonna say this before we begin to wrap up and I, and I thank you. I appreciate so much of your time. I heard you, when you were talking about that you considered suicide and everything like that. I'm so sorry that that happened to you.And it reminded me though, of someone on, so I'm gonna give a shout out right now to Tanya [01:01:00] Levine of the leaving Hills song podcast over there in Sydney. Tanya Levine was also. On the discovery plus documentary, I was just interviewed for her podcast too. Like last week, Matt, Matt, Matt Draper. And I did like a whole thing with Tony.And so, but there was a guy on her podcast who also tried to kill himself over some hill song fuckery. And so I just wanted to throw that out there and say, you know, churches are causing homelessness, drug addiction, suicide mm-hmm and they need to be held to account Noemi: no, I agree. Yeah. I was on her podcast as well, like a three part episode.Yeah, I, I completely agree. There's so many of us, even when I left, there's a few of my friends who I helped them get the support they needed by going to a hospital. If they needed a psychiatric evaluation, the amount [01:02:00] of people who ended up going to a psychiatric hospital are taking medication right now are in therapy, is like, I, I cannot count with one hand.It is way beyond that. And it's very frustrating and it's very, there's like this righteous anger that you have of the amount of money that we've had to put into place in order to heal from our time there. Like I was there two years and it's taken me way more than two years to be in this place now where I can speak openly without it being very triggering De'Vannon: to me.Me too. It took me a good, like 10. It took me 6, 5, 6 years after I got fired from Lakewood to walk into a church again. And then it took me probably like, you know, up until maybe like last year. So we're talking about like another, like five, seven years before I could talk about it without just getting all pissed off and angry.Noemi: Wow. I still haven't been able to go into a church. I [01:03:00] went into a church for the documentary interview and that was very triggering cuz it was the first time I stepped in. So the producers and the director realized that. And so we were kind of like going very slowly until I felt very comfortable shit talking another church inside of another church.De'Vannon: I'm here for all of that shit. Yeah. because you know, we go to these churches and it's like, you're falling in love with someone you become bonded and connected and you have a soul tie. It's like a marriage and you just feel like you can trust it. You know, it's so engrafting and emotional and the reasons why we feel like we need churches as a whole other conversation, but nevertheless, many of us find ourselves there.And to have that relationship severed is I think it was O R one of those good bands said, you know, when a heart breaks, it don't break even, you know? Yeah. You know, we're all shattered and torn. And [01:04:00] roaming and lost, and the church is going on making more money. They're writing more books, writing more music, you got your Darlene checks and your Cindy Cruz rat cliffs, flying all over your Israel, Hiltons and everything, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.And everything's all great and wonderful. And you got your Joes and your Bryans, and everything's all great. But under the surface, these people are built their success. These worship leaders, these pastors have built their success on the backs of people like us, who they have broken and shattered and discarded, and didn't even turn around and go and see what happened to us.Yeah, that's true. And you know, the Bible speaks about how God will enter into judgment with these pastors who don't go and look for that one. So they all have their day coming. You've been successful now, a bitch, but you just wait mm-hmm so you have a website that I want to tell everyone about, and it is your link tree.Now I'm gonna put all this in [01:05:00] the showy notes. Okay. But it is link tree, you know, they spell it kind of funny. It's like L I N KTR dot E E slash N OE, M IM I dot U. Your Twitter is at N OE IM IU. And this is totally gonna go in the show notes. You have a totally and kick ass link tree. You've got LGBTQ affirming resources, mental health pronouns matter.And then you also have in Spanish, too record to And so I appreciate other resources that you have there. And so the last two things that I wanna ask you just pulling from like your passion for your resources is just what, what is the difference? What does a side B side mean? Noemi: So before I answer that one the reason why this [01:06:00] link tree happened was because, okay, so many people were reaching out to ask me for resources or asking me questions or a direct asking me to direct them into other podcasts books plethora of things.And I did not have the time to like be sending everything every time I was basically copying and pasting the same list to people. So it got to the point where I was like, I should just put something together. It's gonna take me a little bit longer, but in the long run, I can just direct them to the link of my bio.And they started mainly on Instagram. And it's the same username, N O E M IMI dot U. And the, the same link is in there as well. And so people could go in and, and see the resources. The two that I created, or the one that I created was more affirming resources for LGBTQ people. The one for mental health.[01:07:00] I started finding different resources from different websites, from like the Trevor project to just like general like mental health websites that we're offering lists of things. So I put that all together. And then the pronouns matters. I included that because people were asking me questions about my pronouns.Why am I using two different types of pronouns? And so I was like, oh, that's a great question. So I would have the conversation. And then I would be like, if you wanna learn more, you can go to this link in my bio. And there's a, a link there that will redirect you to talk about it. And the anti-racist resources in Spanish.I included that because. As a Latinx community, which is what I am a part of, we often don't talk about our anti-blackness and there is a lot of anti-blackness within our community. And so I wanted to start a conversation and a lot of people wanted to understand a bit more where there was friends of mine who were saying, I don't know how to [01:08:00] talk about this with my family, because it's clearly there.So I would direct them to this link. And I've also used the resources within it to have the conversations with my family. So we can now be more open about things like black lives matter understand why people like George Floyd died and why they were like killed in the hands of like the police and other folks.So that's part of why all of these resources are in there. Your second question around side a inside B, when I was learning more about queer theology, I. Started to learn about these two sides. Because I went to lunch with a group of Hillsong people and I was sitting at a table and all of a sudden, I don't know how the conversation sparked, but I turned to the [01:09:00] person next to me and he was like, oh my God, I'm queer.And I was like, oh my God, me too. And so we started having more conversations and he's like, what side are you? And I was like, what are you, what are you talking about? I don't know what you're talking about. And so then he started explaining to me the two sides. So basically side a is that you are fur, wholly affirming that you don't believe that being LGBTQ is a sin at all.That it's not included in any of the sins in the Bible that you are fully affirmed by God that God may do this way, that you are who you are and you are queer, fully and wonderfully made. And. To quote unquote and I hate using these words acting upon it is also okay. So to be who you are fully is, is good because you were created good.You are a good creation of God. So that's side a side. B is yes, this is who you [01:10:00] are. This is who you you have same sex attraction, and I'm using a lot of trigger words probably for you. But this is what side B is that you have attract attractions to people with the same sex and. That's okay.But if you act upon it and are in a relationship with someone or are more openly queer meaning that like you go to things like pride or you become you, you are in a relationship with someone, then that's the bad side of it. And you shouldn't do that, that you should be celibate that you should like be more compressing it down.And that is your cross to bear for the rest of your life. That I don't agree with. But if that is you I'm more than welcome to have a conversation around why I believe that is not a good side, but if that's you, you know, go forward and, and be yeah, De'Vannon: besides [01:11:00] sounds like the dark side of the forest, Noemi: it is for me, it is, that's what I.De'Vannon: No, we don't want that. And I'm, I'm so sorry to hear. Thank you for explaining that. Cuz I had never heard of that until I met you. Is the, the, the whole. You know, Hispanic people against black people is something I witnessed when I was a recruiter in Southern California, back in the early two thousands.And the high schools, we had like black, Hispanic wars and stuff. And I'm like, y'all really gonna sit here and let these white people watch the brown people destroy each other. Exactly. Come on. Noemi: Like we were
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Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob's ninety-fourth lesson on Pokémon biology. This lesson today is all about Gengar: the Shadow Pokémon and final evolved form of Gastly. This mischievous ghost/poison type gets its jollies by hiding in the shadows of people or objects, ready to attack its unsuspecting victims. It's also a bit of a jokester! Gengar loves playing pranks and casting curses on people... all in good fun! Gengar also has a Mega Evolution, which has the ability to access other dimensions, as well as a Gigantamax form, which possesses a giant mouth that is rumored to be a gateway to the afterlife. Again, what a fun jokester of a Pokémon! There's a ton to learn about Gengar, so be sure to pay attention and take exquisite notes! Welcome to the World of Pokémon is part of the Poke Casters Network.
Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob's ninety-third lesson on Pokémon biology. And this class is all about Haunter: the Gas Pokémon and evolved form of Gastly. This ghost/poison type has a tongue made entirely of gas, which it uses to lick unsuspecting victims. And once licked, those victims will shake violently until they die. Bad way to go. Some say Haunter is actually from another dimension, which is how it's able to float through walls. Sounds like some old folklore to me, but if it's in the Pokédex, then it's gotta be credible... right? And there's even more to learn about Haunter, so make sure you students take good notes! Welcome to the World of Pokémon is part of the Poke Casters Network.
Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob's ninety-second lesson on Pokémon biology. In today's lesson, we will be discussing Gastly: the Gas Pokémon! This ghost/poison type is basically a dark purplish cloud. Its body is made up of 95% gas (hence the name, kids), so it can be easily blown away by strong winds! I'm sure you're wondering what that other 5% is that makes up a Gastly. Well, tune into the lesson to find out that terrifying answer. Speaking of terrifying, Gastly also has the ability to envelop and suffocate any opponent regardless of size. So please, make sure your Gastly is well-trained before bringing it around kids, okay? There's even more to learn, so make sure you take plenty of notes and send your Gastly poems to the Professor for extra credit! Welcome to the World of Pokémon is part of the Poke Casters Network.
El día de hoy les traemos la.historia detrás de los Pokémon Gastly, Haunter y Gengar, los.pokemon fantas más queridos (¿o temidos?) de Kanto.
The gang travels back to tullash, to try to restore the land and to end the reign of a dictator. While exploring the land they find out a horrible truth about a dark science and what he thinks is an improvement to society. Will they end his reign? Follow all socials at @ Magicthedungeoning
Is Pokemon dangerous? Potentially, yes it is. It conditions the child who plays the game into accepting occult and evolutionary principles. Haunter can hypnotize, eat a person's dreams, and drain their energy. Abra reads minds. Kadabra emits negative energy that harms others. Gastly induces sleep. Gengar laughs at peoples' fright. Nidoran uses poison. The Psychic-type of Pokemon is among the strongest in the game. Charmander, Haunter, Ivysaur, Kadabra, and many more evolve. The children are taught to use these creatures to do their will by invoking colored energy cards, fights, and commands. Much of it is reminiscent of the occult and eastern mysticism.Full Article here.... https://diggingdeeper.net/2021/12/10/those-little-pocket-monsters/
Today on GOTTA RECAP EM ALL, Ash meets Cissy, the first Gym Leader of the Orange Crew in "Fit to be Tide." But he'll soon learn that he's definitely not in Kanto anymore... Then it's good guys and bad guys vs. even badder guys and a VERY CREEPY DROWZEE when Butch & Cassidy return in "Pikachu Re-Volts!" Plus, Tom learns the truth about Gastly and it is very very upsetting.
BOO! Scared ya! Time to kick off the spookiest of Pokemon a week late. Halloween may be over but the scary celebration doesn't need to end. @KarlGerm of the @everyfnff podcast joins the crew to discuss your dead family members that can now be caught and trained by 10 year olds!
The Monday Madness Crew take a trip to Lavender Town for 'The Tower of Terror'. This episode doesn't translate well into Nordy A deep-dive into the history of psychic Pokemon Behind the music of Lavender Town Why is Gastly a comedy ghost? The art of angry-napping Does Gastly count as a captured Pokemon? Two new entries into the Pokedex: Haunter and Gastly
Ash Ketchum's journey from Porta Vista lands them in the middle in a citywide attack by a school of Tentacool, who are trying to project their natural habitat from being build over by humans. Then, they land at Maiden's Peak, in the middle of a festival, where a ghostly urban legend is being kept alive by a Gastly. Chris, Eric, and Dan review these episodes with the usual side chatter.
Nintendo takes their leakers to court for a price tag that is Gastly. Plus a PR event making bad PR for a new game, when bad health care systems mean extra work for localization and so much more. Plus, we propose the next games that should be remade in the LoZ franchise. Plus, more. So much more.
We have returned! We have the honor of having the lovely Lynn Dewitt (@lynndewitttoya) as our guest host this week! We finally reach the first ghost-type Pokemon, and discover that Gengar is a freak in the sheets as well as the streets. Legally I can't ask "who ya gonna call?" but I think you get the gist. Follow us on Twitter! @PokemonPod @nathanaelsass @lynndewitttoya @gracerempp
Kasting Cuzzins: A Podcast About Rap... By Two Recovering White Rappers
It's a good ol'-fashioned pass-the-mic in today's Kast as we discuss "Charleston Charge" from the Sweet Tooth EP. We hope you're hungry because we'll once again be digging into a tasty beat courtesy of DJ Ray... and some lyrics that go SO HARD that they borderline on the nonsensical. For example: "Rhymes straight Gastly, sleep on rappers like Snorlax, f*** every Jenny and wash my d*** with Borax." In other words, it's some classic KC trash talk. Join us? https://kastingcuzzins.com fb/twitter: @kastingcuzzins kissingcuzzins@gmail.com
Kirby with human legs, Gastly with fishnet tights, and Samus (in her morph ball) log in to VR Chat. Nyanta get's into Shiroe's 2007 Honda Civic. Taako Adventurezone makes yet another appearance. Twitter : Marble - @marblecantus Ray - @EleRay13 Jupiter - @jupiterfromhell Twitch : twitch.tv/marblecantus - twitch.tv/eleray13 - twitch.tv/hellprincessjupiter
On the August 7, 2020 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to discuss what they’ve been up to at the Water Cooler. Opening Banter: At The Water Cooler: What we’ve been Doing:Peter launched a Patreon for Ordinary Adventures. Chris released a new 21st Century Spielberg bonus episode with very special guest HT. Hoai-Tran started Chloe Ting’s two-week shred challenge, because she wants abs. Brad pre-ordered NECA’s Tokka and Rahzar figures from TMNT II, interviewed Ray Parker Jr. What we’ve been Reading:Chris read Bruce Lee: A Life by Matthew Polly and You Never Forget Your First by Alexis Coe. What we’ve been Watching:Jacob and Chris watched Host. Peter watched Muppets Now on Disney+, Love On The Spectrum on Netflix, and The Speed Cubers. He also watched the first episode of Transformers: War For Cybertron Trilogy. Chris watched Lovecraft Country, An American Pickle, She Dies Tomorrow, and the John Adams miniseries. Jacob watched The Rental, Splice, and Into the Unknown. Hoai-Tran watched Ip Man 4, The Secret Garden, and Howard, has been continuing her Better Call Saul watch. Brad rewatched Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Wedding Crashers Ben watched Black is King, finished I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, rewatched Top Gun, and watched 21 Chump Street. What we’ve been Eating:Brad tried Lay’s Philly Cheese Steak Chips, Super Mario Japanese Gummi Snacks, Trader Joe’s Mango Mango Fruit & Yogurt Gummies, Starbucks Iced Guava Passionfruit Drink What we’ve been Playing:Hoai-Tran played her first RPG, and took a very long time to catch a Gastly. Brad played Fall Guys Other Articles Mentioned: Spooky Town Graveyard Dance Party All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today’s show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS). Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word! Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.
Wrap up #PokemonGoFest with #ANXGamecast! #PokemonTrainer Stephanie is back to discuss all the latest #PokemonGo #gaming news including Remote Raid invites, a flying #Pikachu and the REAL #TeamRocket...THATS RIGHT! We also review the last two community days featuring #Weedle and #Gastly! If you enjoy our #podcast, please don't forget to like, share and subscribe! #WelcomeHomeGamer #ANXGC #SCFirst #Games #VideoGames #MobileGames #Pokeball #Anime
On this episode of StadiumCast, AJ & John vent about trying to catch up with their personal lives while covering the current events including a cool new Pokemon GO Fest Poster, July 19th Gastly Day, Remote Raid Invites, the Team GO Rocket Takeover and Silph Arena's upcoming Continental Championships. Some dramatic controversy has taken over the community and the guys give their take on the situation. Groudon and Metagross are subjected to deep dives within the Master League and Premier Cup and Coach Caleb Peng gives his take on those metas and what has been working for him at Rank 10. AJ begrudgingly explains the concept of baiting in PvP during AJ's Alphabet and the episode wraps up with some speculation about info found in a recent data mine. Current Events Gastly community dayGO Fest poster teaseTeam GO Rocket TakeoverSilph ArenaPremier Cup Tournament Phase 2 ContinentalsControversy! Favoritism in PvP?Coach Spotlight - Caleb PengDeep DiveFire Punch Groudon (ML)Metagross (Premier Cup)AJ’s AlphabetSpeculation StationVictini with V CreateShadow Mewtwo#StadiumGivesBack is Supporting Campaign Zero & #8CantWait || Donate HereIntro/Outro Music - Orbits by Toni Leys @tonileys on Twitter || Credit: https://diversity.moeTransitions & Sound Effects by Epidemic Sound || https://www.epidemicsound.comSupport the Show on Patreon || www.patreon.com/GOStadiumJoin our Discord || https://invite.gg/gostadiumCheck out our Fellow Podcasters: Pokémon Professor NetworkOur PvP PodcastBattle Science PodcastThe Competitive EdgeHosts - AJPilot & JRHonda121Show Art by Rambling Rabbit
To best prepare for trouble, it's optimal to make it double! July Community Day has some Gastly details! Welcome to Speculation Station, on your left you can see a poster and on your right you can see everyone losing their minds! Team GO Rocket finally puts all their hot air to use! -- and more on this episode of GoCast!Gastly Community Day4th Anniversary PosterTeam GO Rocket BalloonsVictini, the Victory Pokemonvisit our website - www.gocastpodcast.comsupport us - www.patreon.com/gocastpodcastemail us - mail@gocastpodcast.comfollow us on twitter - @gocastpodcastleave us a voicemail - (262) 586-7717Subscribe on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/gocastpodcastFollow on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/gocastpodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/gocastpodcast)
Another Fine Podcast on the Giant Size Team Up Network The title is brought to you by poljac Welcome to Pokémon GO Podcast! Charles and Joe are back with another fantastic episode. With July upon us, we are inundated with events as a ramp-up to GO Fest. We've received speak pipes the last two weeks from a mystery person named Tom. We're not sure why he thinks everyone is a fraud, but we are still curious to see who will be declared a fraud next. Kyurem is coming to raids, but it's the vanilla Kyurem, not its black or white forms. We are running out of gen 1 shinies left to be released, but how long will it be before we see shiny Mew in the game? All of that incredible content, and of course YOUR feedback and comments! Thanks to our awesome Patrons we will keep producing and improving the Pokémon GO Podcast. With your help everyone “catch ‘em all,” and you can start by going to giantsizeteamup.com/support/ and growing your community! We thank you all, for your support, and we hope you can help us serve you better as the show continues to grow and evolve. Thanks to ALL of our awesome listeners, especially our Patrons. Due to their generous Patronage, we will continue building this great community! [Infographic] July's Events Trainers, due to technical issues, we, unfortunately, will not be able to launch the ability to invite Friends to Raids this month. We will continue working towards a future release date. Please keep an eye on our official channels for further updates. Willow Report: Strange Scraps Kyurem arrives in five-star raids and more in July! The featured Pokémon for July Community Day is Gastly! With the upcoming release of shiny Bellsprout family, these are the only remaining shinies from Kanto region (Standard Form) . Just for Fun : TOP 10 Pokemon released so far in every Stats ( Highest Stats doesn't necessarily mean it's the best or strongest) Poor Man bois : Pokemons released so far having the Top 10 lowest Stats Follow Pokémon GO Podcast on Facebook, Twitter, Twitch, Reddit, YouTube, and PokémonGoPodcast.com Hosts: Charles McFall and Joseph Ard Pokémon GO Podcast is a proud member of the Giant Size Team Up Network --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pokemongopodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pokemongopodcast/support
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Episode 187: The hip hundred and eighty-seven episode of the PokeProblemsPodcast! Pokémon GO - June and July Community Day Results! The votes are in! These Pokémon earned the most votes in our Community Day Twitter poll and will be featured in our upcoming June and July #PokemonGOCommunityDay events! Thanks for voting, Trainers! pic.twitter.com/Yy4F4hIjIV— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) May 25, 2020 Weedle & Gastly! Don't forget! Downtime on June 1st... And then it's time for the Throwback Challenge. Pokémon GO Fest is Going Online July 25 and 26. This month's research reward is Trapinch. Reshiram is here, and Zekrom will make its Pokémon GO debut June 16. The solstice-themed event will run June 19 to June 24, and the Bug Out event will run June 26 to July 1. June will also have Tuesday Pokémon Spotlights! Tuesday, June 9, 2020: Patrat will be in the spotlight, and you’ll earn twice the XP for evolving Pokémon. Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Numel will be in the spotlight, and you’ll earn twice the Stardust for catching Pokémon. Tuesday, June 23, 2020: Clefairy will be in the spotlight, and you’ll earn twice the XP for catching Pokémon. If you’re lucky, you might encounter Shiny Clefairy! Tuesday, June 30, 2020: Kricketot will be in the spotlight, and you’ll earn twice the Candy for catching Pokémon. In Pokémon Sword and Shield Galarian Ponyta is here as a Mystery Gift pokemon! Last chance on Gigantamax Meowth! You can be the guy with the Lapras! Beach float. Plus, incredibly cute Lapras and Pikachu summertime clothing. In Splatoon 2, Team Ketchup was victorious! And, you can play in the Splatoon 2 North American Open June 2020 tournament, running June 14 and June 21. Register through June 14! https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/post/619043293630775296/the-bonus-one-off-splatoon-2-splatfest-is-a-wrap https://splatoonus.tumblr.com/post/619193382504480768/grab-your-squad-and-get-ready-to-splat-it-out-for In SMITE, Cthulhu has risen! The Overwatch Anniversary continues! The first Overwatch Novel is coming June 2! "The Hero of Numbani" tells the story of Efi and Orisa’s heroic origins! Are you looking for more awesome YouTube video game music? Carlos Eiene makes some awesome tracks! Check out some great covers below: Last week's poll showed that the people love Magikarp a shocking amount. This week's poll is another Pokemon pair-up: This week's poll... which your favorite #selfdestruct -ing ball @Pokemon ? @PokemonGoApp #voltorb #electrode— PokeProblems (@pokemoncast) May 31, 2020 Thanks for listening! If you have any questions or comments, we want to hear from you. Tweet, email, or comment on the blog or Facebook to let us know! Follow @pokemoncastTweet!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');
On this episode of Stadium Cast, AJ & John blather on about their unimpressive Seedot Community Days and AJ explodes into a rant about the June & July Community Day vote results. Throwback research is around the corner and throwaway tickets are available. Mystic7 is featured by Twitch Esports and Niantic and GO Stadium ramps up their Twitch production. Matt from PvPoke gives us the hot takes on GBL both in GL and UL and Toshi gives us his working strategy featuring Lanturn. AJ & John wind down in the Speculation Station with how the Tao Trio will send waves into Master League. Seedot Community Day AftermathAJ spends family time John ignores quarantineJune AND July Community Day vote results are in! The Beedrill propaganda was too strongGhosts will strike againThrowback challenge special researchIf you pay special moneyMYSTIC7 was featured on Twitch Esports and Sponsored by NianticRamping up Twitch production! Tuesday Race to Rank 10, Wacky Wednesday, Thursday Sorcerous Tournament, Friday Road to Rank 10 and Saturday Team Madness Tournament FinalsPokemon GO DOWN June 1st Kakuna’s Corner New Silph Cup! Sorcerous Cup Coach Spotlights - ToshiSpeculation Station - Kyurem, Reshiram and Zekrom are coming to 5 star raidsData miners reveal the movesets... 3 New Dragonbreathers with unique typings Intro/Outro Music - Orbits by Toni Leys @tonileys on Twitter || Credit: https://diversity.moe Transitions & Sound Effects by Epidemic Sound || https://www.epidemicsound.com Support the Show on Patreon || www.patreon.com/GOStadium Join our Discord || https://invite.gg/gostadium Check out our Fellow Podcasters: Pokémon Professor Network Our PvP Podcast Battle Science Podcast The Competitive Edge Hosts - AJ (@squawk1337) & JRHonda121 (@jrhonda121) Show Art by Rambling Rabbit
PkmnMstrz Podcast 50 Recording Date: May 26, 2020 Release Date: May 26, 2020 I promise, back to original mics next epsode. Welcoming Reshiram to Pokémon GO, and finishing up the two decades of Pokémon celebration Niantic's squeezed into the last 4 weeks. Waiving goodbye to Seedot Community Day, and hello to our next two months of Weedle and Gastly. https://pokemonprofessor.com http://PkmnMstrz.com Reno's done by Koko's Renovations! http://kokosrenovations.com/ Make sure to like, follow and subscribe! • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzDiscord • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzInstagram • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzFacebook • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzTwitter • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzTwitch • https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzPatreon • joltsw1tch@outlook.com • SMS: 548-800-5091 • Voicemail: https://anchor.fm/PkmnMstrz/message • Music: Illiad Artist: Density & Time Tune in! https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnApplePodcast https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnBreaker https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnCastbox https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnCastro https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnGooglePodcast https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOniHeartRadio https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnOvercast https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnPocketCasts https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnPodcastGuru https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnPodcastRepublic https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnRadioPublic https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnSpotify https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnStitcher https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnTuneIn https://bit.ly/PkmnMstrzOnYouTube Pokémon and all respective names are ™ and © of Nintendo 1996-2019. Pokémon GO is ™ and © of Niantic, Inc. PkmnMstrz are not affiliated with Niantic Inc., The Pokémon Company, Game Freak, or Nintendo. #Pokémon #PokémonGO #Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/PkmnMstrz/message
Episode 186: the hysterical hundred and eighty-sixth episode of the PokeProblemsPodcast! This week's news: In Pokemon GO, today is Seedot Community Day. Sunday, May 24, 2020, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in your local time! The Pokémon GO Throwback Challenge is in its final week! Sinnoh! Get Lucario Hat Pikachu and Shiny Glameow! Don't forget, if you complete all four regional special research, you can join in the Throwback Challenge Champion event for free, happening Wednesday, June 3 to Monday, June 8. If not, you can buy a ticket to the Throwback Challenge Celebration. (You can apparently do both... ?) There are some amazing pokemon appearing as part of this event, including Galarian Meowth and Galarian Stunfisk. The game will be down for many hours June 1st! Uniqlo shirts are now available for you avatar for free! Reshiram is the first of the Unova legendaries coming to Pokemon Go, starting May 26. And voting for the next two community days is happening RIGHT NOW! Trainers, it’s time to cast your vote! The two Pokémon with the most votes will be the featured Pokémon for our next two Community Days! #PokemonGOCommunityDay— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) May 24, 2020 In Pokémon Sword & Shield, Gigantamax Eevee is here until May 25, when it will be followed by Gigantamax Meowth! Also, get Mystery Gift Pokemon with special hidden abilities, starting this week, starting with Galarian Mr. Mime. May 29 brings Galarian Ponyta, June 5 brings Galarian Corsola, and June 12 brings Galarian Meowth. Don’t forget the 2020 International Challenge May Online Competition Tournament! Today is the last day... but even one battle will get you the sweet Ball Guy avatar shirt! Pokemon TV is currently running a "best of" selection! Pokemon MASTERS features the steel-type sync pair Jasmine & Steelix until June 4. Build-a-Bear just released Jolteon! (Vaporeon is next!!!) LeSportSac has released a Pokemon collection, and it's awesome. Several items are already sold out, including my favorite, the Monster Ball Wristlet, but they expect to get new stock, so keep your eyes open! Don’t forget the Ketchup (vs Mayo Splatfest), happening right now. (Ends today, March 24.) Smite's new Final Boss Battle Pass is here, featuring some exciting skins! Gen Con is officially cancelled, but they will be having online activities! Not sure what to do at home? Pokémon Coloring pagesFinal Fantasy XIV Starter Edition free on PS4 until May 26th . Civilization VI free on Epic Store until May 28th! Forget #Weedle , #Gastly , #sandshrew , and #squirtle ... what @Pokemon do you really want to see for @PokemonGoApp community days?— PokeProblems (@pokemoncast) May 24, 2020 THE MIME DOCTOR and the Curious Mr. Ditto thank you for listening! If you have any questions or comments, we want to hear from you. Tweet, email, or comment on the blog or Facebook to let us know! Follow @pokemoncastTweet!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document, 'script', 'twitter-wjs');
Gotta Watch’em All Episode 92 Recording Date - 5/2/2020 Publish Date - 5/4/2020 Rebel Clash is finally here! Adam breaks down the complete product lineup so far and reiterates how important this set will be to the current and future rotations! We have already picked up some product from this set so we can share our hands on experience with the cards! We have new Wild Area News with the announcement of new promoted Pokémon in Max Raid Battles! This time we see Pokémon that are popularly used in competition like Dragapult, Tyranitar and Rotom! Which Pokémon will you be hunting for on the list? Pokémon GO has announced a massive five week long research event that takes us back through the history of the Pokémon universe! Niantic has done a great job of being able to feed our imaginations while guiding us through a story using existing game mechanics. You can also expect some serious rewards for completing the research, including a special bonus research arc if you complete the first four weeks worth of tasks! Finally we rewatch Episode 92 of Pokemon The Series: A Shipful of Shivers! We are excited to see our friends Gastly and Haunter make a return, and this episode has a really cool concept and story. We both really enjoyed it but the last scene left us scratching our heads. What did you think of this episode? Rebel Clash Available Now - https://bit.ly/TCGPlayerAffiliate Wild Area News - https://bit.ly/GWeA92MaxRaids May Ranked Battle Season - https://bit.ly/GWeA92MarSeason Pokémon GO Throwback Challenge - https://bit.ly/LU129Throwback Support the show by shopping at TCGPlayer.com using this link - https://bit.ly/TCGPlayerAffiliate info@gottawatchemall.com Voicemail, Text, and Picture Line - 732-835-8639 http://pokemonprofessor.com https://www.gottawatchemall.com http://bit.ly/PokeProfNetPatreon http://bit.ly/PokeProfNetFacebook http://bit.ly/PokeProfNetTwitter http://bit.ly/PokeProfNetYouTube http://bit.ly/PokeProfNetInstagram http://bit.ly/LuredUpTumblr http://bit.ly/GWeAApplePodcasts http://bit.ly/GWeASpotify http://bit.ly/GWeAStitcher http://bit.ly/GWeAGooglePodcasts http://bit.ly/GWeAIHeartRadio https://bit.ly/GWeAPodchaser Show music provided by GameChops and licensed through Creative Commons ▾ FOLLOW GAMECHOPS ▾ http://instagram.com/GameChops http://twitter.com/GameChops http://soundcloud.com/GameChops http://facebook.com/GameChops http://youtube.com/GameChops http://www.gamechops.com Intro Music Malie City Grimecraft and Wishlyst GameChops - Ultraball http://gamechops.com/ultraball/ http://soundcloud.com/Grimecraft http://soundcloud.com/wishlyst Break Music Route 3 Mikel and GameChops GameChops - Poké and Chill http://smarturl.it/pokechill https://twitter.com/mikel_beats Outro Music Elite Four CG5 Trap Remix ft. The Great Dolvondo GameChops - Alola http://smarturl.it/cg5alola http://soundcloud.com/cg5-beats https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClzwNL0eoWrZONZr1W4ozKw Hosts Ken Pescatore Adam Tuttle Writer and Producer Ken Pescatore Pokémon And All Respective Names are Trademark and © of Nintendo 1996-2020Pokémon GO is Trademark and © of Niantic, Inc.Gotta Watch’em All and Pokémon Professor are not affiliated with Niantic Inc., The Pokémon Company, Game Freak or Nintendo. #pokemon #pokemongo #podcast
Collin and Brandon get spooked by the scariest Pokemon: Gastly! Along the way, Brandon discovers a new voice, Collin has a very important meeting in the office, and Gastly is as scared of wind as wind is of him.
On this special bonus episode, Veteran Lucas interviews Scott Swenson, a ghost writer and expert on all things haunt related and gets his thoughts on ghost stories and shares ghost Pokemon to a man who has never seen one before. More about Scott: http://scottswenson.com/ www.pokecastersnetwork.com/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/pokescience T-shirts: www.teepublic.com/user/pokescience Twitter: twitter.com/pokemonscience
This week we FINALLY wrap up this arc we've been on for an eternity! Or is it still continuing on? Who knows!Today we take a look at Tentacool & Tentacruel and The Ghost of Maiden's Peak. These two episodes are mostly filler, but there is still plenty to talk about. Firstly, Misty catches Horsea! It's her first on-screen capture and the very first Pokémon of hers that shows any sort of personality. Then I dissect the absolutely absurd nature of the antagonistic Gastly who has been harassing Maiden's Peak for centuries.Make sure to check out my YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3KryRseiUsMXwHEVMwFwiA) too! Not only can you listen to the podcast there, but I also make videos essays and top 10 lists on a whole range of different Pokémon topics.SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/whos-that-pok%C3%A9mon-a-pok%C3%A9mon-anime-rewatch-podcast/id1484042247Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3wVfXPnTh8hhMjshLbD3ZeStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wtp-productions/whos-that-pokemon-as-pokemon-anime-rewatch-podcastTuneIn: http://tun.in/pjABGYou can also follow the show on Twitter to keep up with the latest updates: https://twitter.com/WhosThatPKMNPod
Light Travel explains to Jacob how it is not possible to hit something too hard, and we meet the Larry David Pokémon. Find out how we ranked this weeks Pokémon, and tell us how wrong, and stupid we are. Always remember; if you've ever seen a Pokémon, that's enough to judge it. KEEP us EVERGREEN on PATREON for Pokémon choice, bonus episodes, full episode video, 2 day early podcasts and more.
In this episode of Pokesurvivor, Gastly. That is all that needs to be said. This is the Gastly episode. Original Air Date: March 18, 2019
Comedian, writer, and actor Monika Smith joins us to talk about the Gen 1 ghost trio of Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar. Balloo regales the team this episode with folklore and legends from his homeland of Trinidad and along the way the group discuss the ghosts, our favorite Keanu Reeves stories, how important Harry and the Hendersons is in the pop culture landscape, Tinder bio red flags, the state of the NBA Finals, Canadian PSAs, and the high cost of women's undergarments. From the show: Follow Monika on Twitter - https://twitter.com/missmonikasmith?lang=en Anytime Monika reacts to Pokemon Lore: https://giphy.com/gifs/oskouioskoui-breakfast-at-tiffanys-gifscapade-d2Z32wTIuPl6iHuw Tarantino & Feet - https://www.theodysseyonline.com/tarantino-foot-fetish Pop Culture Touchstone, Harry & the Hendersons' final scene - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d8oqIXtjdo Alf swearing (NSFW) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4IsUqclKUE Gengar Tumblr Meme - https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d0/24/21/d02421fad99564ca64b9490e5bfe9843.jpg CBC PSA, Burnt Toast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uUvWmXUodE The Institute for Gremlins 2 Studies - https://twitter.com/g2institute?lang=en
This week, we're celebrating the things that go bump in the night with a podcast all about the original ghosts: Gastly, Haunter and Gengar!
If you thought Gastly was bad, just wait until you learn about Haunter! And don't listen to this episode outside on a moonless night!
This week's episode is about Gastly! Featuring Indian Elephants, hidden truths about the Pokemon world, and more!
It's WEEK TWO of the Al-Polka-Lypse! Eli Margolis (aka Triboa) lends us his vast knowledge of the satanic world of Pokemon as we discuss Al's original polka from Pokemon The Movie: 2000! Al's cameo: Polkamon MLP music video by Yoshi Greenwater: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m47jUexPdJo Eli Margolis's plugs n' stuff: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWsT9Ss-YDoRzeRrlbieDbA https://www.instagram.com/ejmrulz/ https://soundcloud.com/ejmrulz Special thanks to Richard Taylor from Bolonium for the "Al-Polka-Lypse Polka"! https://www.facebook.com/Boloniumband/ https://www.youtube.com/boloniumband Special thanks to Allura March (@RetroAutomaton) for the awesome design! https://retroautomaton.tumblr.com/ https://www.instagram.com/retroautomaton/ https://twitter.com/retroautomaton?lang=en Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/weirdalphabet Email us at: alscarrierpigeons@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theweirdalphabetpodcast/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/weirdalpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weirdalpod Thumbnail by Josh K! https://twitter.com/AnimationJosh http://oneandonlyjsk.deviantart.com/ Show music: "Dvorak Polka" - Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Polkamon" - "Weird Al" Yankovic "The Power of One" - Donna Summers "Womanizer" - Britney Spears Various songs - Pokemon Red & Blue and Gold & Silver OST Sound bites of: Charmander, Charizard, Squirtle, Butterfree, Raticate, Spearow, Pikachu, Raichu, Meowth, Psyduck, Poliwag, Poliwhirl, Poliwrath, Victreebel, Slowbro, Gastly, Chansey, Magmar, Magikarp, Ditto, Eevee, Togepi, Politoed, Wooper, Slowking, Entei, Lugia, and Ho-oh - Pokemon OST "Pokemon Preacher" - Everything Is Terrible "Life can be a challenge..." - Herman Cain Clips of Bill Cosby/kid - The Simpsons For the above sound clips and songs, we don't own the rights to them, but are using them in compliance to Fair Use. Parody & Educational. Thank you. Find more of our episodes at www.pipedreampodcasts.com
It has only been a few days since we recorded Lured Up Episode 5, but the world of Pokémon GO has stayed VERY busy. 19 new Raid Bosses have made their way to the meta, including Golem, Metapod, and Sableye! We discuss the interesting roster choices, and how this shakeup will affect future gameplay. New shiny 3D models were found for the Gastly family line, leading us to believe that new shiny Pokémon may be a focus for Niantic. 2 more physical events were announced and are happening this week in Korea and Japan, and we dream about getting a Safari Zone event in New York City. New Shiny Models - https://goo.gl/fwCJT2 New IRL Events - https://goo.gl/hCXTCZ New Raid Bosses - https://goo.gl/Nt6ubJ Email us! LuredUp@gmail.com https://www.gottawatchemall.com https://www.facebook.com/gottawatchemall/ https://twitter.com/GottaWatchEmAll https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKF_I5camyHMg-4Hi-7QqdA https://www.instagram.com/gottawatchemall/ http://gottawatchemallpodcast.tumblr.com/ https://plus.google.com/u/1/b/115738176821732158959/115738176821732158959/posts https://gottawatchemall.slack.com (Patreon Only) http://gottawatchemall.libsyn.com/podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-zero/id1120887936?i=1000370004356&mt=2 http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/gotta-watchem-all?refid=stpr https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/I5hdkinbvlhxvuuz5w3gez6p3ey Ken – https://twitter.com/ProudGamerTweet Adam - https://twitter.com/phoenixback4fir Logo by Seth Hay - http://www.sethhay.com Intro Song - "Civic Duty" by Chipocrite Outro Song - "Little Computer People" by Chipocrite http://www.chipocrite.com/ iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/bn/artist/chipocrite/id412533781 Facebook - https://twitter.com/chipocrite Twitter - https://twitter.com/chipocrit
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