Podcasts about Geiger

The comic industry lost an incredible talent this week with the sudden passing of artist Josh Cassara at only 46 years old. Jace remembers his friend, his incredible work on X-Men, X-Force, Wolverine and more, and the conversations they always thought they would have more time to continue. Also this week, there's important clarification on Popverse: the website itself is not shutting down, but its news operation is coming to an end. The 2026 Ringo Awards have also been announced, with Absolute Batman winning Best Series and the Absolute Universe having a huge night. Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos return to Alias for Jessica Jones' 25th anniversary, while Jessica Drew gets a dramatically different status quo as the new host for Carnage in Spider-Woman #1. Plus: Hammerfist reaches a third printing, Mirka Andolfo returns to the world of Mercy with Merciless, The Forgotten Five launches at Image, Ghost Machine expands The Rocketfellers and celebrates Geiger #25, Skybound reveals new Universal Monsters and M.A.S.K. variants, Swamp Thing crosses into the Slaughterverse, Stan Sakai has two new Usagi projects, and BAD IDEA collects Megalith in a massive deluxe hardcover. Then Jace gives his What Hit predictions for the September 23 releases, counts down the latest Prana Top 10 Bestsellers, checks last week's predictions against the finished countdown, and finishes with 20 books approaching Final Order Cutoff on September 28.  Follow The Comic Source on all social media with our Linktree - https://linktr.ee/thecomicsource.   00:00 Opening Hook 00:45 Introduction 01:32 Remembering Josh Cassara 03:26 Popverse News Is Ending 05:14 2026 Ringo Awards — Absolute Batman Wins Best Series 06:30 Jessica Jones: Alias Returns 07:18 Spider-Woman Becomes Carnage's New Host 09:15 Hammerfist #1 Goes to Third Printing 09:55 Mirka Andolfo Returns With Merciless 10:47 The Forgotten Five 11:57 The Rocketfellers Introduces Invaders Y'All 12:52 Geiger Reaches Issue #25 14:10 Bride of Frankenstein Lives Connecting Covers 15:10 M.A.S.K. Streetwear Variants 16:36 Swamp Thing Is Killing the Children 17:35 New Usagi Yojimbo Projects 18:21 Megalith Deluxe Hardcover 19:47 What Hit — September 23 25:56 Prana Top 10 Bestsellers 33:18 What Hit Results — 8 for 8 34:06 Final Order Cutoff — September 28 40:04 Closing

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Join Marquette for an insightful interview with Faith Geiger. Faith is the founder of TULLA, an integrated coaching, therapy, and inner leadership development company focused on liberating the human spirit and human flourishing.As an Integral Coach & Psychotherapist, Faith combines two decades of coaching and human development experience with her clinical work. She takes a humanistic approach to supporting people in becoming the highest and best version of themselves physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.She is passionate about personal mastery and inner transformation, cultivating human potential, working with people serious about change, and co-creating the conditions for people to flourish from the inside out.Faith is a certified integral coach, licensed clinical social workerand certified psychedelic-assisted therapist, Stagen Integral Leadership Program graduate, and a doctoral student at CIIS with an emphasis on Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness.Website: Tulla.LoveInstagram: @faith.geiger

Thomas Reif ist Konzertmeister beim Symphonie-Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks. Doch der 35-jährige Rosenheimer nimmt es locker, mag Volksmusik und Rock genauso gern wie Tango und ist am liebsten mit einem Zelt tagelang in der Wildnis unterwegs. Als Konzertmeister ist er eine Art Übersetzer des Dirigenten und zuständig für den ganz besonderen Funken bei einem Konzert. Was Überraschendes passiert, wenn einem der vorderen Geiger eine Saite reißt, was Handtücher auf Mallorca mit dem Orchester zu tun haben und wie viel er üben muss, erzählt Thomas Reif bei Thorsten Otto.

Zu Gast bei Radio Burgenland Extra ist der Dirigent, Geiger und Intendant des Festivals Herbstgold, Julian Rachlin. Im Gespräch mit Kulturredakteurin Ulla Csenar erzählt er unter anderem darüber, was ein Festival für ihn ausmacht, warum persönliche Begegnungen zwischen Künstlerinnen und Künstlern so wichtig sind und weshalb Musik für ihn kein Musum, sondern etwas Gegenwärtiges ist. Programmhinweis: Radio Burgenland Extra jeden Donnerstag ab 20.00 UhrAus rechtlichen Gründen darf die Musik im Podcast nicht gesendet werden.

The biggest comic-industry story of the week centers on serious allegations against Ed Brubaker stemming from the production of Amazon's Criminal, with Jace breaking down what has been alleged, what is actually known, and why judgment needs to wait for more facts. Also this week, Absolute Batman #24 reportedly approaches an extraordinary 487,000 orders as Barbara Gordon becomes The Bat, DC reveals Batman Day 2026, Marvel transforms Inglourious X-Force into Fugitive X-Force, Indiana Jones discovers Marvel artifacts, and Jace looks at Disney's Marvel acquisition 17 years later. Image and Ghost Machine bring updates for Ice Cream Man, Red Roots, Rook: Exodus, Geiger, Creature Corps, the Energon Universe, Spawn 77, Savage Dragon and Crowbound. BAD IDEA adds Seth Green to It Demands Sacrifice, launches Warbird, and unveils new The Detective covers, while Danny Trejo's Year of the Devil, the Soulfire Timeline Omnibus and Netflix's six newly optioned comic properties round out the news. Jace then makes eight What Hit predictions, counts down the Prana Top 10, goes 7-for-8 on last week's predictions, and finishes with Final Order Cutoff—including the highly unusual fact that there are no Marvel single issues on FOC this week. That absence is explicitly called out in the finished recording as something Jace cannot remember seeing before.   Prelaunch pledge for Danny Trejo's Year of the Devil - https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/pcb-entertainment/danny-trejo-s-year-of-the-devil/pre-launch   Sources: https://deadline.com/2026/09/ed-brubaker-sued-sex-harassment-criminal-1237067742/ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/ed-brubaker-amazon-mgm-sued-hostile-work-environment-1236690268/ https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/criminal-lawsuit-assistant-sues-ed-brubaker-sexual-harassment-1236851708/ https://bleedingcool.com/comics/absolute-batman-24-gets-487000-orders-what-will-25-get/ https://www.dc.com/blog/2026-09-02/batman-day-2026 https://bleedingcool.com/comics/inglorious-x-force-relaunches-as-fugitive-x-force-with-boom-boom/ https://www.comicsbeat.com/netflix-2026/ https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/news/netflix-indie-comic-graphic-novel-adaptations-geiger/ Follow The Comic Source on all social media with our Linktree - https://linktr.ee/thecomicsource     CHAPTERS 0:00 Hook 0:23 Comic Source Weekly Intro 1:09 Ed Brubaker Sued Over Criminal 6:54 Absolute Batman #24 Hits 487K Orders 8:37 Batman Day 2026 11:39 X-Force Goes Fugitive 12:39 Indiana Jones Finds Marvel Artifacts 13:48 Disney's Marvel Deal Turns 17 16:47 Image & Ghost Machine News 18:40 Rook: Exodus & Geiger 21:29 Creature Corps, Energon Universe & Whatnot 25:05 Savage Dragon & Crowbound 26:36 BAD IDEA News 30:49 Danny Trejo's Year of the Devil 34:11 Soulfire Timeline Omnibus 34:49 Netflix Options Six Comics 36:16 What Hit 41:55 Prana Top 10 Introduction 43:49 Prana Top 10 Countdown 48:51 Prana Summary & What Hit Results 52:15 Final Order Cutoff 59:54 Closing

As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland Psionics, UFO Contact, and the ECETI Ranch Phenomena with Peter Maxwell Slattery and Troy Gavin James Gilliland is joined by Peter Maxwell Slattery of Jaya Sanctuary and Troy Gavin of WhiteHawk Psionics to talk about field research into UFO and orb activity in Australia and at Gilliland's Mount Adams ranch, blending scientific instrumentation with a heart-centered approach to contact. Two Guests Join From Down Under James Gilliland opens the broadcast from ECETI Stargate, urging listeners to share the show because, he says, platforms are shadow banning it even as outside creators pull huge numbers with the same clips. He welcomes two guests from Australia, Peter Maxwell Slattery of Jaya Sanctuary and Troy Gavin, a former member of the Australian Defence Force who now leads WhiteHawk Psionics. Troy explains that the year-old company studies the relationship between human consciousness and UAP activity, combining trained psionic practice with field observation at Slattery's sanctuary using thermal and low-light cameras, flight and satellite tracking, and environmental monitoring. Rather than asking audiences to simply believe, he says the goal is to let people experience the phenomena directly so it can be documented and evaluated. Gilliland responds enthusiastically, noting his own decades of trying to marry higher-dimensional activity with hard instrumentation, including infrared and ultraviolet imaging that can reveal what he calls fifth-dimensional craft. Instruments Bring Science To The Phenomena Peter Maxwell Slattery describes technology used at Jaya Sanctuary, including work with Matt Shields on PIP equipment that registered color changes in real time as different beings and energies appeared, and Dr. Jim Segala's MUPAS device, which the pair say simultaneously tracks roughly sixteen readings similar to Geiger counters, K2 meters, and trifield meters. He says microwave radiation readings jump from a baseline of about four to over twenty when beings or lights appear in a home. Gilliland adds that his own trifield meter reacts the moment he approaches it, though he admits he does not fully understand the mechanism. Slattery frames the equipment as confirmation of what experiencers already sense, tying instrumentation to consciousness research that Troy Gavin has pursued. Troy says WhiteHawk is fielding growing interest across Australia from people asking how to refine their own observation protocols, and that the team wants to compare field methodology and behavioral patterns of the phenomenon with what Gilliland has documented for decades at Mount Adams. Multidimensional Beings At Mount Adams Gilliland describes Mount Adams as a wilderness of glaciers, cliffs, and fire-scarred terrain where lights move faster than anything human, once crossing a field at what he calculates was nearly 200 miles an hour in front of several witnesses. He says a huge door opens on the mountainside from which ships emerge, footage Slattery says he has captured himself, and that remote viewers arriving with no prior knowledge have independently described feline and elven beings, advanced technology, and what Gilliland calls a galactic airport inside the mountain. He insists these are not simple gray aliens but ancient, multidimensional beings testing how humanity handles their presence, and that anyone unclear in themselves will find old fears surfacing before them. He credits witnesses including engineers, military pilots, and air traffic controllers who cannot identify the craft but describe them as intelligent and interactive. Slattery agrees the pair work from a heart-based, peace-oriented approach, distancing their research from covert programs he claims exist elsewhere involving captured psychic operatives. Troy's Path From A Silent Craft To The Field Troy Gavin recounts the sighting that started his search: a silent craft with a beam of light seen while camping with friends in a national park during his last years of high school, an event with no comparison to anything he knew. He joined the Australian Air Force soon after and had further experiences in uniform, then spent years visiting roughly fifty countries' ancient sites, from the Pyramids and Machu Picchu to Stonehenge and Uluru, meditating and studying archaeology to understand what he believes humanity has forgotten. He describes a recent sky watch in Texas where his group tracked bright orange orbs for an extended period until a fast jet circled the objects a dozen times; pulling its registration from flight-tracking software traced the aircraft to a private aerospace company testing radar equipment. For Troy, the incident raises questions about why military-linked technology was active at exactly that time and place, adding another data point to the team's growing record. Attacks, Healing, And Vanishing Footage The conversation turns darker as Gilliland describes years of alleged intimidation, including cut brake lines and being shot at, and an episode in which his arm appeared covered in blisters, as if microwaved, only to heal completely overnight; Slattery says he witnessed the injury and considered calling for emergency care before it vanished by morning. Both men describe cameras and recording equipment repeatedly failing to capture the most dramatic moments, from an orb the size of a house near Slattery's cabin to a ship exploding into light near a family campfire at Gilliland's ranch, footage that later shows nothing despite audible reactions on the audio track. They frame this as evidence of a heart-based, non-abusive relationship with the phenomenon rather than proof against it, arguing that ego-driven bragging, as with an unnamed cameraman at the International UFO Congress in Laughlin, Nevada, causes recordings to disappear entirely, while humble, loving intent tends to be rewarded with clear results instead. A Closing Call To Fund The Real Work As the hour closes, Gilliland argues that decades of official UFO investigation, which he calls an eighty-year failure costing billions, has produced nothing beyond blurry Tic Tac footage while heart-centered researchers like Slattery and Gavin struggle to keep their utilities paid. He urges listeners to redirect support away from what he describes as corrupt, ego-driven figures in the field and toward people he sees as genuinely dedicated to humanity's awakening. Troy directs listeners to the newly launched WhiteHawk Psionics website and Instagram for footage, newsletter sign-ups, and future research updates, while Slattery points to Jaya Sanctuary's website and thanks Gilliland for years of support. Gilliland closes by quoting a line attributed to Mary that universal peace will come through the hearts and minds of people rather than governments or religions, telling listeners that contact requires the same rise in collective consciousness, approached with an open mind, a loving heart, and pure intent before signing off for the night.

DIMANCHE 06 SEPTEMBRE 2026Jeanne Delaunay - Maison Abbotts & DelaunayAbbotts & Delaunay est une maison de vin installée dans le Languedoc, qui valorise la richesse et la diversité des terroirs du Sud de la France. Elle s'appuie sur un héritage familial bourguignon pour proposer des vins alliant finesse, fraîcheur et équilibre méditerranéen. Engagée dans une démarche durable, elle développe une viticulture respectueuse des sols, de la biodiversité et de l'environnement.Cathy Collart Geiger - Chronique Maison Nicolas Le 7 septembre, Maison Nicolas lance sa nouvelle Collection d'automne, une opération qui bouscule les codes traditionnels de la Foire aux vins. Face à des consommateurs dont les envies évoluent, l'enseigne repense complètement sa sélection : davantage de vins blancs, de références locales, de produits sans alcool et toujours un objectif de qualité au meilleur prix. Une sélection construite au plus près du terrain, avec les cavistes et les œnologues de Maison Nicolas. Nous verrons comment l'offre s'adapte aussi aux spécificités régionales et aux nouveaux modes de consommation. Et surtout, nous dévoilerons les coups de cœur de cette Collection d'automne !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Economist Corey Geiger discusses the imbalance between protein and butterfat, which is causing challenges for dairy processors as consumer protein demand rises.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some people build their legacy through one career. Others build it through a lifetime of showing up, learning, sharing what they know, and helping the people around them become better. Corey Geiger has done all of that. From growing up on a small dairy farm in Manitowoc County to becoming a journalist, dairy economist, author, mentor, and one of the industry's most recognizable voices, Corey's career has been defined by curiosity, service, and a genuine commitment to dairy. In 2026, World Dairy Expo is proud to name Corey Geiger its Industry Person of the Year.

A cabeça da rainha e um contador Geiger velho. No primeiro ato: buscando lições de vida num povoado sem líder. Por Bia Guimarães. No segundo ato: a ambição brasileira, os poços americanos e um prédio rosa com janelas abertas. Por Paulo Victor Ribeiro. Faça parte do Clube da Novelo! Os membros têm acesso a conteúdos bônus, uma newsletter especial, aos episódios do podcast Rádio Novelo Apresenta antecipados e sem anúncios, cupons de desconto em marcas parceiras e a eventos exclusivos com a nossa equipe. Quem assinar o plano anual ganha de brinde uma bolsa da Novelo feita só pra membros. Assine em clube.radionovelo.com.br Você sabia que a história do manguebeat também passa pela Zona Oeste de São Paulo?  Gravado em 1994 no Be Bop Studios, o primeiro álbum da Mundo Livre S/A, Samba Esquema Noise, reuniu a produção de Carlos Eduardo Miranda e Charles Gavin e se tornou um marco de um movimento que conectou a identidade pernambucana a sonoridades e influências de diferentes partes do mundo. No dia 29.08, a Casa Natura Musical revisita esse capítulo da trajetória da banda e a conexão entre Recife, São Paulo e um dos álbuns mais importantes da música brasileira com um show enérgico e pulsante. Assinantes da Rádio Novelo têm 20% na ⁠⁠⁠compra do ingresso⁠⁠⁠. Assine para saber mais e confira a programação completa de shows da Casa em ⁠⁠⁠www.casanaturamusical.com.br Inscreva-se no canal da Rádio Novelo no YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rádionovelo Siga a Rádio Novelo no Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radionovelo Palavras-chave: ciência, biologia, insetos, formigueiro, ditadura militar, bomba atômica, radiação

In this special collaboration episode of World Dairy Expo's The Dairy Show podcast and Uplevel Dairy, Peggy Coffeen interviews Cory Geiger, who was named World Dairy Expo's 2026 Industry Person of the Year, about the experiences and mentors that shaped his career as a Hoard's Dairyman editor, CoBank dairy economist, author, and youth mentor. Geiger recalls receiving the award call, his pivotal 1990 World Dairy Expo judging-team trip that solidified his passion, and early influences including his father's lessons on money and genetics.He describes his CoBank role spanning research, speaking, and client work, including efforts to quantify genetics' economic value, shift milk metrics toward components, and model herd replacement amid beef-on-dairy. Geiger also recounts co-editing the 50th anniversary book We Need a Show, writing recognition scripts, and publishing award-winning books chronicling farm history, emphasizing mentorship, sparking youth interest, and being remembered for making people think and feel valued.This episode has been brought to you in collaboration with World Dairy Expo and the Dairy Show Podcast. Save the dates for the 2026 World Dairy Expo taking place September 29 - October 2, 2026. Learn more at⁠ https://worlddairyexpo.com/⁠.01:13 Servant Leadership Roots03:19 The Award Phone Call04:44 World Dairy Expo Spark07:54 From Farm Kid to Economist10:37 Mentors and Giving Back13:50 CoBank Role and Research18:46 We Need a Show Book26:17 Writing Recognition Scripts27:25 Becoming a Published Author30:41 Legacy and Mentorship

Mikhail Pochekin hat das Kammermusikfestival Landshut 2023 gegründet. Gemeinsam mit hochkarätigen Musiker-Kolleginnen und -Kollegen bringt er auch dieses Jahr verschiedenste Kammermusikwerke auf die Bühne: von Duo bis Oktett.

Die junge spanische Geigerin María Dueñas hat eine steile Karriere hingelegt. Nun kommt ihr neues Album "Homage to Heifetz" heraus. Warum der Geiger für sie ein Vorbild ist - und die Aufnahmen ein Kraftakt waren.

Hand aufs Herz: Wann haben Sie das letzte Mal ein Konzertplakat gesehen und sich gedacht: „Keine Ahnung, wer dieser Geiger ist, aber da muss ich hin!“? Eben. Wahrscheinlich noch nie! Doch warum gehen manche Menschen begeistert ins Konzerthaus und andere, obwohl sie Musik lieben, nie? Liegt es am Programm? An den Preisen? Oder vielleicht an etwas ganz anderem? Mein heutiger Gast stellte und stellt genau diese Fragen und hat gemeinsam mit ihrem Team Antworten gefunden, die weit über das Kulturmanagement hinausgehen. Denn sie machten sich Gedanken über Werbung hinaus und dachten z.B. auch über Psychologie, Markenführung, Kulturvermittlung und den Wandel von Kulturinstitutionen nach. Mein heutiger Podcast-Gast ist Anne-Katrin Röhm. Sie verantwortet am Konzerthaus Dortmund die Bereiche strategisches Marketing, Kommunikation und Vertrieb und verbindet Markenstrategie, Marktforschung und Kulturvermittlung auf eine Weise, die in der deutschen Kulturlandschaft Maßstäbe setzt. Mit ihr darf ich darüber sprechen, warum klassische Werbung für Kultur oft an den Menschen vorbeigeht, weshalb Emotionen wichtiger sein können als Künstlernamen und wie eine starke Marke Menschen den Mut geben kann, Kultur neu zu entdecken. Freuen Sie sich auf ein Gespräch über Psychologie, Neugier, Markenführung und darüber, wie Kultur mehr Menschen erreichen kann, ohne sich selbst zu verbiegen. Also Ohren & Herz auf … Ihre Claudia Lutschewitz Interessante Links: https://www.konzerthaus-dortmund.de/de https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-katrin-r%C3%B6hm/ https://www.konzerthaus-dortmund.de/de/team/ https://speakerinnen.org/de/profiles/8058

In our last edition of this season, we tell you about an alternative festival, tempt you with sparkly and fringed shoes, and suggest a couple of musical recommendations. As always, please send your ideas to our instagram @makingthecutpodcast.Medicine Festival - https://medicinefestival.com/Man Alive - https://www.drjefffoster.co.uk/podcastKurt Geiger - https://www.kurtgeiger.com/Rafa - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt35052852/Hunt for the Wilderpeople - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4698684/Toiletry Express - https://toiletryexpress.co.uk/Alchemy - https://www.youtube.com/@alchemywithanthonymasonBrandon Flowers - https://open.spotify.com/artist/18Zv2g2vUcEGqJf6WnjfXNJessie Western - https://jessiewestern.com/Coldplay - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN-xvmAmwGYThe Motel - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Motel-High-Times-90s-Ibiza/dp/180578014X Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The most important episode I'll ever record.I sat down with my dad // my son's grandpa // and asked him a series of questions about his life, the lessons he's learned, fatherhood, mistakes, relationships, and the advice he'd want to give his grandson.One day, when my son is old enough to understand it, he'll be able to sit down and listen to this conversation.He'll hear his grandpa's voice. He'll hear stories about his life. He'll hear his dad and grandpa talk about the things that matter most.And hopefully, he'll learn something from both of us.This episode is really a time capsule.A moment in time between a father, a son, and a grandson who was too young to understand any of it.Interested in my private coaching & FREE workouts? Link below.http://www.nockperformance.com/BrainTree Nutrition: Use code "NOCK" for 15% off at https://www.braintreenutrition.com/?ref=NOCKUse code "NockP" for 10% off at https://ollin.co/

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright  | John Henry Hopkins  | Saddle Up My Grey Mare  | The Hopkins Brothers, Joel, Lightnin' and John Henry (1964)  | Piano Kid Edwards  | Give Us Another Jug  | The Paramount Masters - CD 4/4  | Half Deaf Clatch  | A Web Across The Heavens  | Every Path Leads Here  | Andres Roots Roundabout  | Greengrass Stomp  | Three!  |   |   | Alger ''Texas'' Alexander & Benton's Busy Bees  | Easy Rider Blues (1934)  | Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3 (1930 - 1950)  | Cannon's Jug Stompers  | Walk Right In [Memphis October 1929]  | Vibraphonic #3  |   | Little Brother Montgomery  | Vicksburg Blues  | Classic Blues from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings  | Geiger von Muller  | Europa  | Neocubist Blues  |   | Blind Willie Johnson  | John the Revelator  | The Complete Blind Willie Johnson (2 of 2)  | Big Bill Broonzy  | Tell Me What Kind Of Man Jesus Is  | Four Classic Albums Plus - CD One  | Andy Cohen  | Death Don't Have No Mercy  | Andy Cohen Tryin' To Get Home MP3  | Sister Rosetta Tharpe  | Peace In The Valley (Recorded Live At The Free Trade Hall, Manc  | Chris Barber Presents The Blues Legacy Lost & Found Series Volu  | Julian Piper  | Who Got The Olds? (When Johnny Ace Died)  | Terlingua  |   |   | Alexis Korner  | The Gambler  | Alexis Korner Blues  |   | Doug MacLeod (Acoustic)  | I Rolled A Nickel  | Brand New Eyes  | 

Have you ever felt “bad” at prayer or wondered if you're praying the wrong way? Kaye introduces us to her new 5-week Women's Course, How to Pray: Using Scripture to Talk to God,  kicking off September 2nd.  Through this experience, we hope you'll gain confidence in your prayer life as you learn how to use Scripture to talk with God and hear from Him, making prayer a meaningful part of your everyday life.You can learn more and register here:https://www.marinerschurch.org/events/event-detail/?eventid=7208

The Metaphysical Hour with Julia Cannon and Tracie Mahan and Question Master Tiffanny Glitches, Guides, and the Wisdom Within Julia Cannon, Tracie Mahan, and Triffany explore energetic shifts, inner knowing, animal transition, timelines, grounding, dream messages, soul recognition, and the importance of using discernment while connecting with universal wisdom. Opening the Grid and Trusting Inner Knowing In this episode of The Metaphysical Hour, Julia Cannon, Tracie Mahan, and Triffany open with a warm check-in, technical “glitch in the matrix” humor, birthday wishes for Julia's parents, and reflections on shifting energies now that retrograde has ended. Julia invites listeners around the world to “light up” their part of the grid by connecting through the heart, while also reminding them to use discernment. The corrected transcript notes that spiritual beliefs, metaphysical claims, timelines, animal transition, healing, and energetic guidance are preserved as speaker commentary rather than verified factual claims. Everyone Has Access to the Field Julia and Tracie explain that the show is not meant to function as a psychic hotline, but as a demonstration of how anyone can tap into universal knowing. Julia describes an inner “Geiger counter” that helps people sense what resonates, while Tracie says it is often easier to receive answers for someone else because there is less personal attachment. As listeners check in from around the world, the hosts emphasize that each person already has access to infinite wisdom within themselves and does not need to place anyone else on a pedestal. Animals, Group Souls, and Loving Transition The first major listener question asks whether animals transition in the way Julia's grandmother described. Julia explains her mother's teaching that animals come from a group soul, but that loving relationships with humans help pets individualize and evolve. Tracie adds that people often report being greeted by beloved animals after crossing over, which she interprets as evidence that pets can become loved ones who remain available in spirit. The hosts also describe animals as healing companions who can sense where energy is needed and offer comfort through their presence. Soul Aspects, Timelines, and the New Earth Path The conversation expands from animals into soul aspects, group consciousness, timelines, and the idea that multiple versions of a soul may exist in different experiences at once. Tracie describes healing as something that can move back to the origin of a timeline, resolving ancestral karma and helping complete the purpose of this version of reality. Julia connects this to her mother's work, including The Convoluted Universe, and says this lifetime is deeply important because it supports the fifth-dimensional or New Earth timeline. Rather than seeing difficult lives as wasted, the hosts frame them as experiences gathered into the whole. Staying Grounded Around Negativity A listener named Mary asks how to remain grounded, live in peace, and keep negativity from affecting the heart. Tracie advises turning off avoidable sources of negativity, such as news that only creates anger, while asking deeper questions when the negativity is unavoidable or close to home. Julia adds that repeating patterns may be lessons the soul is trying to make sure the person fully understands. The hosts suggest asking what the experience is teaching, what role one may be playing in another person's growth, and how changing the way a situation is viewed can shift its vibration. Sleep Messages, Writing, and Dream Experiences Another listener asks about waking up with names, phrases, or unusual messages such as “earth modulation.” Tracie encourages writing these messages down, noting that sleep states may involve other experiences, lessons, or information trying to come through consciously. Julia suggests beginning with the phrase itself and letting automatic or intuitive writing expand the message. The hosts also discuss dreams as possible extensions of other experiences, metaphoric messages for the current life, transformation symbols, dress rehearsals for the next day, and multidimensional activities that become partly available when the conscious mind is asleep. Soul Recognition, Romance, and Self-Love The final major question focuses on feeling romantically drawn to someone who does not reciprocate. Julia suggests that the initial spark may be soul recognition from another time, but that the person may not be meant to play the same role in this lifetime. Tracie adds that attraction can also reveal rejection, abandonment, or self-worth patterns that need healing. Both hosts guide the listener toward self-love, free will, and walking away when the connection is not reciprocal or no longer serves growth. The episode closes with resources for QHHT, Soul Speak, and Tracie's work, followed by gratitude to Triffany, Tracie, and the audience.

This week we're reviewing Geiger #24, Queen in Black #1, Queen in Black: Hela #1, Queen in Black: Defenders of Light and Dark #1, Ultimate Impact: Reborn #3, Justice League: Knight Vision Special #1, Generation X-23 #6, What If...? Spider-Man #1, Red Roots #4, Rocket Raccoon: Rocket Rewind #1, Predator vs. the Planet of the Apes #1, Only the Savage Are Left #2, Galactic #2, Concrete: Stars Over Sand #2, and The Patron #1. We got a ton of SDCC news and a rather spicey rumor. Oh and the title is clickbait, it was spoiled for us too. LIVE Wednesdays at 7PM EST with new comic book day reviews, nerdy news, rumors, & creator interviews. Follow, subscribe, & join the Discord at PANELOIDS.COM

Wayne Geiger, author of "The Devil's in the Donut: Declaring Spiritual War on Food," shares why food is such an effective weapon for the enemy to use against us and the reminder that God created food for our enjoyment, to bring glory to Him. The American Bible Society's John Plake unpacks the numbers behind "negative life disruptors" turning people to Scripture and the distinction that separates your calling from your career. The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

In this episode Brian Barney sits down with Tyler Geiger from Nock Performance. Tyler has been training Brian for the past year. The guys discuss goals, Brian's current status, and his training plan. They also talk about the gains in mental toughness and the community that Tyler has created. Then they get into bowhunting, Tyler has some insightful questions for Brian. This is a great conversation about fitness, mentality and life this week on Eastmans Elevated. Eberlestock - https://bit.ly/Eberlestock-Eastmans Federal Ammunition - https://bit.ly/FederalPremium-Eastmans Forever Barnwood - https://bit.ly/ForeverBarnwood-Eastmans Kryptek - https://bit.ly/Kryptek-Eastmans Mathews - https://bit.ly/MathewsArchery-Eastmans MTN TOUGH - https://bit.ly/MTNTOUGH-Eastmans Outdoor Edge - https://bit.ly/OutdoorEdge-Eastmans onX - https://bit.ly/onXHunt-Eastmans Sig Sauer - https://bit.ly/SIGSAUER-Eastmans Silencer Central - https://bit.ly/SilencerCentral-Eastmans Stone Glacier Sleep Systems - https://bit.ly/StoneGlacier-Eastmans SecureIt - https://bit.ly/SecureIt-Eastmans Zamberlan - https://bit.ly/Zamberlan-Eastmans

In this summer season, the Raising Godly Girls Podcast is circling back to listener favorites from the first part of season 3. Today's episode is a replay of "Helping Girls Root Their Identity in Christ in a Culture of Pressure with Eric & Eden Geiger," which originally aired on January 10, 2026."  In this heartwarming Saturday episode, American Heritage Girls Executive Director and Raising Godly Girls Podcast host Rachael Culpepper interviews Erin and Eden Geiger. The conversation surrounds the many ways God forms a daughter's identity in Christ through a parent's ongoing journey of faith with the Lord. Rachael invites listeners to take in today's episode with their teen girls to spark at-home conversations.   The father-daughter duo discuss Eden's book, 50 Days to Embracing Who God Says You Are, written during Eden's junior year of high school. Sharing her testimony of a "wilderness season" with the Holy Spirit, the two guests reflect on their growth together as a family when this awakening shifted their home.    Eden recalls being the only Christian on her high school club volleyball team and how that threatened to encompass her identity and her future. With the anchor of her mother's resolve, Eden was called back to her foundation in the Lord. From self-comparison, idolatry, self-worth, social media, and anxiety, hear Eden walk through a relevant season that many of today's faith-filled girls struggle with.    A distinct highlight of the conversation comes when Erin shares that a girl's identity in Christ is sealed through Scripture, releasing girls from the pressure to perform and easing her into a lifelong rhythm with the Lord.    Scriptures Referenced in this Episode:  Ephesians 2:10     To learn more about Eric & Eden Geiger's ministry, visit ericgeiger.com  Visit raisinggodlygirls.com for more encouragement and faith-based parenting tools.   Learn how to find or start an American Heritage Girls Troop in your community at americanheritagegirls.org.    

The episode opens with a discussion on the growing importance of milk components in today's dairy economy (00:00 – 03:52). As demand for cheese, yogurt, high-protein dairy products, and dairy nutritional ingredients continues to increase, producers are finding greater value in maximizing milk fat and protein production. Rather than focusing solely on milk volume, they prioritize these components. The panel explains how evolving market dynamics have shifted management priorities. In addition, these changes have created new opportunities for dairies that can consistently deliver higher component yields. The conversation then examines the remarkable evolution of milk component production over the past decade (03:52 – 10:33). The producers reflect on how advances in genetics, breeding strategies, and management practices have transformed herd performance. What was once considered exceptional production has become increasingly achievable. Now, dairy operations combine superior genetics with better management and nutrition programs. The discussion demonstrates how continual improvement has redefined expectations across progressive dairy farms. A significant portion of the conversation focuses on nutrition and rumen function as foundational drivers of component production. The panel discusses the importance of maximizing energy density, balancing amino acids, and maintaining exceptional forage quality to support today's genetically advanced dairy cows. To achieve higher milk component goals, producers focus on nutritional programs that support both peak production and long-term cow health. Next, attention shifts to cow comfort and facility design (12:29 – 22:12), with the panel emphasizing that even the best genetics and nutrition programs can be limited if cows are exposed to environmental stress. The producers discuss the impact of ventilation systems, cooling technologies, airflow management, and barn design on overall herd performance. Modern approaches such as tunnel ventilation and enhanced cooling systems have significantly improved cow comfort. These innovations help minimize heat stress and maintain consistent milk component production throughout the year. The discussion continues with transition cow management and the benefits of reducing culling rates (22:12 – 26:26). The panel explains how improvements in transition management, feeding consistency, and day-to-day operational execution have enabled cows to remain productive in the herd for longer periods. By supporting cows through critical transition periods, producers can improve lifetime productivity. This, in turn, creates greater opportunities to maximize component output. Technology adoption and innovation are also explored, including lessons learned from robotics and automation (26:27 – 29:43). The speakers share real-world experiences, both successes and setbacks, emphasizing that not every technology investment automatically delivers value. The discussion reinforces the importance of carefully evaluating return on investment, labor impacts, operational compatibility, and long-term sustainability before implementing new systems at scale. One of the strongest themes throughout the episode is consistency (29:44 – 37:22). Whether discussing forage quality, feeding accuracy, ration consistency, cow routines, or management practices, the panel repeatedly emphasizes that elite performance is built on stable, repeatable processes. Consistency reduces variability, improves rumen health, and allows cows to express their genetic potential more effectively. According to the producers, exceptional results are rarely achieved through dramatic changes. Instead, they are created through disciplined daily execution over time. Finally, the episode concludes with practical advice for dairy producers aspiring to achieve elite milk component production (37:22 – 41:06). The panel emphasizes the importance of adopting a growth mindset, maintaining attention to detail, building strong systems, and committing to continuous improvement. While there is no single formula for success, the speakers agree that high-performing dairies share a common commitment to excellence. This commitment is present across every aspect of their operation. Join the Real Science Exchange Please subscribe and share with your industry friends. Invite more people to join us at the Real Science Exchange virtual pub table. Please be sure to register for our upcoming Real Science Lecture Series webinars. Finally, if you want one of our Real Science Exchange t-shirts, screenshot your rating, review, or subscription. Then, email a picture to anh.marketing@balchem.com. Include your size and mailing address. As a result, we'll mail you a shirt.

Burnout doesn't usually arrive as a dramatic collapse. It shows up as subtle numbness, constant urgency, and a workplace culture that celebrates “push through” while quietly ignoring the nervous system that makes performance possible. Sean Fargo sits down with Rosina Geiger to explore a concept that belongs at the center of every sustainability strategy: human sustainability. If your ESG goals focus on the planet and the numbers but forget the people doing the work, the system won't hold. Rosina brings a rare inside view from SAP, where she works on sustainability customer adoption and also serves as a Global Mindfulness Ambassador. We talk about the “S” in ESG, the social pillar, and what it looks like when organizations treat mindfulness at work and emotional intelligence as real capabilities, not soft extras. You'll hear how simple rituals like a one-minute arrival can change meetings, reduce reactivity, and build psychological safety across teams. We also go deeper into nervous system awareness through Rosina's experience with long COVID and mind-body coaching, connecting recovery to regulation, rest, and a kinder relationship with intensity. Along the way, we unpack practical tools you can try immediately: micro check-ins that create human connection, three-breath resets, and structured journaling prompts that help people listen to what the body and mind are actually saying. We end with a grounded reminder: you can't force people to change, but the way you show up influences more than you think. If you care about corporate sustainability, burnout prevention, mindfulness training, and building healthier cultures, subscribe, share this with a colleague, and leave a review so more people can find the conversation. What's one small practice you want your team to try this week?BECOME A CERTIFIED MINDFULNESS MEDITATION TEACHER Teach mindfulness with confidence and skill — without self-doubt, fear of judgment, or imposter syndrome. Our internationally accredited certification is for therapists, coaches, yoga teachers, educators, and helping professionals. Accredited by the IMMA and CPD; endorsed by Gabor Maté and Rick Hanson. → https://mindfulnessexercises.com/certification/NEW HERE? START FREE Explore 3,000+ free guided meditations, scripts, and worksheets — for your own practice or to share with the people you teach. → https://mindfulnessexercises.com/free-mindfulness-exercises/ENJOYING THE PODCAST? Follow the show in your favorite app and leave a quick rating or review. It takes a moment, and it genuinely helps more teachers and practitioners find these conversations.———————————————————————————ABOUT THE SHOWMindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo is a practical, grounded mindfulness podcast for people who want meditation to actually help in real life.Hosted by Sean Fargo — a former Buddhist monk, mindfulness teacher, and founder of MindfulnessExercises.com — the show explores how mindfulness can support mental health, emotional regulation, trauma sensitivity, chronic pain, leadership, creativity, and meaningful work.Each episode offers a mix o...

This week I'm joined by Morgan Geiger. In this episode we discuss the importance of stewardship, managing energy, and the power of keeping a focused, intentional life amidst busyness. We explore how to protect your vision, handle external influences, and practice spiritual and financial discipline.Follow Morgan @morganlindsaycInterested in my private coaching & FREE workouts? Link below.http://www.nockperformance.com/BrainTree Nutrition: Use code "NOCK" for 15% off at https://www.braintreenutrition.com/?ref=NOCKUse code "NockP" for 10% off at https://ollin.co/

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What do we do about our grief, sorrow, and pain? In this message from the Invitations From God in the Psalms series, we look at Psalms 42 and 43 and God's invitation to lament. These psalms give language to the experience of feeling spiritually dry, emotionally overwhelmed, and far from the comfort of God's presence. Biblical lament is not faithlessness. It is faith bringing grief, confusion, anger, loneliness, anxiety, and pain honestly before God. The psalmist cries out from a place of deep need, asks hard questions, remembers God's faithfulness, and repeatedly speaks hope to his own soul: “Hope in God, for I shall again praise him.” This sermon explores why lament is a sign of faith, how lament helps us know God better, and how lament helps us understand our own hearts more honestly. We also look at how Jesus Himself prayed the Psalms and entered into lament on the cross, showing us that God welcomes our honest cries and forms us through them.

In the spring of 1954, a Japanese fishing vessel called the Lucky Dragon No. 5 sailed into the fallout zone of an American hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll. Its crew came home irradiated, and Japan, a nation still raw from Hiroshima and Nagasaki less than a decade earlier, found itself confronting nuclear terror all over again.Within months, Toho producer Tomoyuki Tanaka, with a collapsed co-production and an empty budget to fill, conceived a monster movie. What emerged from that collision of commercial necessity and national grief was Gojira (aka Godzilla); a film in which director Ishirō Honda, effects genius Eiji Tsuburaya, and a nation's unspoken anguish combined to create something cinema had never quite seen before. The character of Godzilla has evolved over 70 years, embodying contemporary fears and anxieties in a uniquely artistic way.Godzilla was never simply a creature feature. Honda had walked through the ruins of Hiroshima after the war. When his monster surfaced from the Pacific, awakened and mutated by nuclear testing, and reduced Tokyo to ash and radiation, Japanese audiences weren't watching spectacle. They were watching their own grief and trauma on screen. The hospital scenes, the Geiger counters, the dying children: all of it was modelled on the aftermath of atomic destruction. Even the film's resolution; Dr Serizawa destroying his world-ending weapon and himself along with it, posed a moral question about nuclear responsibility that no Western movie of the era came close to asking.As long as countries continue to test and threat with nuclear weapons, as long as that threat persists, so does Godzilla, as a warning to humanity.Support Verbal DioramaLoved this episode? Here's how you can help:⭐ Leave a 5-star review on your podcast app

In this episode of Intermittent Fasting Stories, Gin talks to Jeannie Geiger from Wichita, KS.Join Gin in the new Fast Feast Repeat app for The Grown-Up Year: 52 Weeks to Listen, Play, and Nourish, as well as a growing collection of intermittent fasting resources. Go to app.fastfeastrepeat.com to join us or go to the App Store and download the Fast Feast Repeat app, available for both iPhone and Android.Are you ready to take your intermittent fasting lifestyle to the next level? There's nothing better than community to help with that. In the Delay, Don't Deny community we all embrace the clean fast, and there's just the right support for you as you live your intermittent fasting lifestyle. You can connect directly with Gin in the Ask Gin group, and she will answer all of your questions personally. If you're new to intermittent fasting or recommitting to the IF lifestyle, join the 28-Day FAST Start group. After your fast start, join us for support in The 1st Year group. Need tips for long term maintenance? We have a place for that! There are many more useful spaces beyond these, and you can interact in as many as you like. Visit ginstephens.com/community to join us. An annual membership costs just over a dollar a week when you do the math. If you aren't ready to fully commit for a year, join for a month and you can cancel at any time. If you know you'll want to stay forever, we also have a lifetime membership option available. IF is free. You don't need to join our community to fast. But if you're looking for support from a community of like-minded IFers, we are here for you at ginstephens.com/community. Jeannie began her fasting journey on January 1, 2023, after being inspired by the success of her sister and brother-in-law. Initially skeptical about fasting, she decided to give it a try after seeing a photo of herself that made her realize she needed a change. Jeannie started with Fast Feast Repeat, and quickly noticed weight loss, dropping 11 pounds in the first 28 days.Jeannie shares how intermittent fasting helped her overcome various health challenges, including inflammation and allergies, and how it has become a sustainable lifestyle for her. Jeannie also discusses the importance of listening to her body and adjusting her fasting routine to fit her needs. She emphasizes the significance of non-scale victories, such as improved energy levels and reduced allergy symptoms, which have motivated her to continue fasting. Jeannie advises new intermittent fasters not to give up, as the journey may not always be easy, but the benefits are worth it. She encourages focusing on inner healing and being patient with the process, as everyone's body responds differently. Jeannie's story highlights the transformative power of intermittent fasting and the importance of finding a routine that works for each individual.Join Gin in the new Fast Feast Repeat app for The Grown-Up Year: 52 Weeks to Listen, Play, and Nourish, as well as a growing collection of intermittent fasting resources. Go to app.fastfeastrepeat.com to join us or go to the App Store and download the Fast Feast Repeat app, available for both iPhone and Android.Get Gin's books at: https://www.ginstephens.com/get-the-books.html. Good news! The second edition of Delay, Don't Deny is now available in ebook, paperback, hardback, and audiobook. This is the book that you'll want to start with or share with others, as it is a simple introduction to IF. It's been updated to include the clean fast, an easier to understand and more thorough description of ADF and all of your ADF options, and an all new success stories section. When shopping, make sure to get the second edition, which has a 2024 publication date. The audiobook for the second edition is available now! Join Gin's community! Go to: ginstephens.com/communityDo you enjoy Intermittent Fasting Stories? You'll probably also like Gin's other podcast with cohost Sheri Bullock: Fast. Feast. Repeat. Intermittent Fasting for Life. Find it wherever you listen to podcasts. Share your intermittent fasting stories with Gin: gin@intermittentfastingstories.comVisit Gin's website at: ginstephens.com Check out Gin's Favorite Things at http://www.ginstephens.com/gins-favorite-things.htmlSubscribe to Gin's YouTube Channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_frGNiTEoJ88rZOwvuG2CASee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Derren Geiger - CEO of Cornerstone Acquisition & Management returns to the podcast to breakdown the global macro scene and it's impact on the oil & gas minerals and nonop space. In particular, Derren opines on the status quo of the Petro Dollar, waning demand for US Treasuries, and the trickle-down effect of the Ukraine and Iran Wars on globally traded commodities.**Disclaimer: This podcast is meant for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. A big thanks to our 3 Minerals & Royalties Podcast Sponsors:--Tokenized Energy: If you are interested in allocating capital to oil & gas minerals, royalties, and nonop assets in order to earn digital mailbox money, then visit www.tokenizedenergy.com or download the Tokenized Energy app for your Apple or Android phone.--Tracts: If you are interested in learning more about Tracts title related services and software, then please call 281-892-2096 or visit https://tracts.co/ to learn more.--Farmers National Company: For more information onFarmer's land management services, please visit www.fncenergy.com or email energy@farmersnational.com

Ep. 215 features Travis Geiger, Co-Founder of WagerWire, joining Jesse Learmonth at SBC Fort Lauderdale to discuss the company's transformation into its vision for building a regulated prediction market ecosystem. Fresh off securing a license-in-principle in Gibraltar, Travis shares how the company is positioning itself at the intersection of gaming, finance, and innovation.   Hear them discuss: Why WagerWire evolved into Wire Markets and how prediction markets became the company's next major opportunity The challenges startups face integrating with sportsbooks, and why innovation often struggles within the regulated betting ecosystem Wire Markets' Gibraltar licensing milestone, regulatory approach, and plans to build a compliant, responsible prediction market platform Creating a builder-friendly ecosystem where founders, startups, and innovators can launch products and access new distribution opportunities through Wire Markets The role of Starties and Betting Startups in supporting entrepreneurship and fostering a stronger betting innovation community Responsible gaming, addiction concerns, and why prediction market operators must borrow best practices from both gaming and financial services Gibraltar's growing importance as an international hub for gaming, fintech, and prediction market businesses The company's fundraising plans, investor interest, and roadmap toward launching ahead of the next NFL season Why Travis believes prediction markets represent a larger cultural shift than previous industry trends like DFS, microbetting, and sweepstakes His vision for building a global, regulated financial marketplace around real-world events and information   Catch the video version of this episode here.   Learn more

Come listen to a WUU service! Rev. Jude Geiger, Minister Susan Marcinkus, Worship Associate Heidi Souza, piano Thank you for listening. For more information about the Williamsburg Unitarian Universalists, or to join us on Sunday mornings, visit www.wuu.org. Permission to reprint, podcast, and/or stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-735438. All rights reserved.

Show #1154 The Real Thing 01. John Primer & Friends - We All Need Help (3:46) (Tribute To Theresa's Lounge, Blues House Productions, 2026) 02. Billy Thompson - Truth Come To Power (4:45) (This World, MoMojo Records, 2026) 03. Matthew Patrick - Hi Flyer (3:23) (Red River EP, self-release, 2026) 04. Dave Thomas - Big Fast Car (2:47) (Bridge Street Blues, Blonde On Blonde Records, 2026) 05. Sherri Harding - What's The Matter (With My Heart) (3:05) (Storyland, Instant Replay Music, 2026) 06. Cary Morin - It Matters To You Now (6:13) (Songs From Anguilla 2026 EP, Maple Street Music, 2026) 07. Billy Price - Exit Strategy (4:03) (Random Madness, Get Hip Records, 2026) 08. Geiger von Müller - After The Slide (0:55) (Neocubist Blues, self-release, 2026) 09. Nicky T & the Snake Charmers - Ain't Wasting Time (10:15) (Ain't Wasting Time, self-release, 2026) 10. Satori - Tease Blues (3:34) (The Seat Of The Soul, Klopotec Records, 2026) 11. Duke Robillard & his All Star Band - Feel My Cares (4:44) (Blast Off!, Nola Blue Records, 2026) 12. Steve Marriner - Hellbound For Heaven (3:49) (Hear My Heart, Cordova Bay Records, 2025) 13. The Shaelyn Band - I Won't Sell My Soul (4:12) (Chapter 3, House Of Berry Records, 2026) 14. Chris Bergson - Little Girl Blue (6:21) (East River Blues, CRS/2 Shirts Records, 2026) 15. Carmen Ratti Band (ft. Jill Dineen) - I Can See (3:52) (Come To Me, MoMojo Records, 2026) 16. Jump 66 - Straight From The Bottle (5:00) (Every Dog Has Its Day, self-release, 2026) 17. Royal & Toulouse - I See One Thing (5:53) (Tell The Devil, Little Town Sound, 2025) 18. Jason Ricci & the Bad Kind - Sick Of This Shit (8:30) (13 Hours, Gulf Coast Records, 2026) 19. ElectroBluesSociety - Be Alright (5:04) (Bluestronica Midnight Sessions, Black & Tan Records, 2026) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

The Unbelievables gets underway, Villain Amnesty is a major fail, a New God stops by to assist the JSA, Boston Brand is Deadman, Geiger is fighting Natzis, Cam goes on a tour of Hell, and there's a lot of shooting at End of Life.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast: Episode 492. https://youtu.be/wORPhS6dTv4?si=m01gSOxqjHJ3vDEW This is my interview by Matthew Geiger of the Carl Menger Institute for Menger Institute Podcast #6 (recorded June 11, 2026). Shownotes and transcript below. Related tweet: at 13:20, defending the late Millennials and early Gen Z against snide criticisms of their plight--living with their parents, working at Starbucks, playing video games, not having kids, and so on--by the older generations who did this to them. Inflation, shitty schools, the debt… — Stephan Kinsella (@NSKinsella) June 14, 2026 Related links TBD Shownotes (Grok) Podcast Show Notes Episode Title: Stephan Kinsella: From Patent Attorney to Anarcho-Libertarian Theorist – Property Rights, IP, Bitcoin, and the Future of Liberty Guest: Stephan Kinsella – Retired patent attorney, prolific libertarian writer, anarcho-libertarian legal theorist, and key figure associated with the Mises Institute and Property and Freedom Society. Episode Summary: Matthew Geiger sits down with Stephan Kinsella for a deep, wide-ranging conversation covering Kinsella's personal journey into libertarianism, the philosophical foundations of libertarian thought, the critical importance of property rights, the case against intellectual property, generational challenges, technological disruption, foreign policy critiques, and an optimistic long-term vision for human freedom. Topics & Timestamps Introduction 0:00 Matthew Geiger welcomes listeners to the Menger Institute podcast and introduces Stephan Kinsella as a retired patent attorney and libertarian writer. Kinsella expresses his excitement about the conversation. How Stephan Kinsella Discovered Libertarianism 0:19 Matthew Geiger asks Kinsella to share his personal story, including his work with Murray Rothbard and Hans-Hermann Hoppe. Kinsella recounts growing up in a conservative Louisiana household with little political or economic knowledge. A librarian gave him The Fountainhead in high school, sparking his interest in philosophy, individualism, and free-market economics. He read voraciously, quickly became a libertarian, then an Austrian, and eventually an anarchist during college and law school. He practiced oil & gas, international, and eventually patent law for 30 years while pursuing libertarian theory as an avocation, attending Mises Institute events since 1995. Libertarian vs. Anarchist: Definitions and Preferences 2:17 Matthew Geiger asks about the distinction between calling oneself a libertarian versus an anarchist. Kinsella explains different axes of libertarianism (activism vs. theory vs. personal conduct) and argues that libertarianism is a consistent extension of classical liberalism centered on self-ownership and Lockean property rights. He details why the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP) is actually a shorthand for a deeper cluster of property rules — homesteading, contract, and rectification — rather than a standalone axiom. He makes the case that the most consistent libertarians are anarchists, while minarchists are libertarians with an asterisk, and classical liberals are close intellectual cousins but not true libertarians. Matthew Geiger on Labels and Consistency 10:19 Matthew Geiger shares his own thoughts on the dilution of the term “libertarian” and his preference for “anarchist.” He discusses taking the label back from the left and echoes Hoppe's view that the state is always socialist. Geiger and Kinsella agree that the most principled position is anarcho-libertarianism (or Austro-libertarianism), which recognizes the natural emergence of hierarchy, authority, norms, and social consequences in a free society — things many modern libertarians mistakenly reject. Younger Generations, Cultural Shifts, and Advice 13:23 Matthew Geiger asks about cultural and political trends among younger generations, referencing Javier Milei's popularity, and requests advice for them. Kinsella sympathizes with Gen Z and Millennials, blaming previous generations for poor education, inflation, debt, and making normal life unaffordable. He advises libertarians to adopt a long-term perspective, read Albert Jay Nock's Isaiah's Job, focus on being part of the “remnant,” maintain balance in life (career, finances, family), and avoid burning out on short-term activism. He also reflects on how the libertarian movement has grown larger, more international, and more radical since the 2008 Ron Paul campaign, though newer adherents tend to be less well-read. Optimism About Technology, Fragmentation, and the Future 21:40 Matthew Geiger expresses optimism about technology, the internet, AI, and the erosion of state monopolies on force and information. Kinsella shares a cautious but ultimately hopeful outlook. He discusses the benefits of media fragmentation (less centralized propaganda), the logic of Bitcoin succeeding on its own merits rather than activism, and why liberty, if achieved, will be because it is natural and inevitable. He touches on the Fermi paradox and great filter while maintaining long-term civilizational optimism. Foreign Policy, Economics, and IP Imperialism 31:59 Matthew Geiger circles back to connections between culture, foreign policy, and monetary policy, critiquing U.S. aid to Israel and mercantilist justifications. Kinsella delivers a sharp analysis of Pax Americana, dollar hegemony, the military-industrial complex, and how the U.S. exports inflation while benefiting certain industries. He describes “IP imperialism” — patents and copyrights — as tools that allow Hollywood, Big Pharma, and defense contractors to extract wealth from the rest of the world. Stephan Kinsella on Decentralization, IP, and the Future of the State 36:14 The conversation continues with Matthew Geiger noting decentralization in music production. Kinsella explains how technology (internet, streaming, piracy) has already weakened copyright and predicts 3D printing, robotics, and AI could eventually undermine pharmaceutical patents. He launches into a passionate critique of intellectual property as one of the most anti-libertarian, innovation-harming policies in existence. He envisions technology enabling greater self-sufficiency, causing the state to gradually wither away like the British monarchy — becoming largely ceremonial while private enterprise and civil society take over most functions. Kinsella ends on a hopeful, if long-term, note about humanity maturing beyond tribalism and primitive superstitions. Closing Thoughts and Resources 55:08 Stephan Kinsella promotes the Property and Freedom Society's annual conference in Turkey, the new book Rothbard at 100, and his “Universal Principles of Liberty” project (a concise statement of libertarian legal principles). Matthew Geiger thanks Kinsella and expresses interest in attending future events. Links & Resources: Stephan Kinsella: stephankinsella.com Property and Freedom Society: propertyandfreedom.org Rothbard at 100 (pre-order available) Mises Institute Episode Length: Approximately 58 minutes This episode offers a rich blend of personal history, rigorous libertarian theory, sharp cultural commentary, and forward-looking optimism. Highly recommended for anyone interested in Austrian economics, property rights, critiques of intellectual property, and the future of freedom. Transcript Introduction 0:00 Matthew Geiger: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Menger Institute podcast. We have a very special guest. We have with us a retired patent attorney and libertarian writer, Stephan Kinsella. Welcome to the Menger Institute podcast. Stephan Kinsella: Thanks for having me. Yeah, I'm very excited to talk to you. How Stephan Kinsella Discovered Libertarianism 0:19 Matthew Geiger: I want to begin, I think, with how you got into libertarianism, your work with Murray Rothbard and Hans-Hermann Hoppe, and yeah if you could tell us your story. Stephan Kinsella: Well I am, as you mentioned, retired. I did patent law, I did various types of law for about 30 years in private practice in the US: oil and gas law first and then international law and then patent law. So I've done a variety. In the later part a lot of high-tech law. But on the side, I also did a lot of libertarian writing and thinking because I've been interested in it since about high school. I am from Louisiana. I just came from a conservative household but had zero political or economic knowledge or even historical knowledge. But a librarian gave me The Fountainhead to read in high school and I read it and that got me interested in philosophy and free market economics and individualism. So I started reading voraciously and very soon became a libertarian and then of course reading the Austrians like Mises and Rothbard and the others pretty soon became an Austrian libertarian and then an anarchist. And I've been like that since college or law school. In law school and after I started trying to expand or develop the theories I've been reading to make some progress where I thought I could. And so that's sort of been my avocation all these years as a lawyer and now it's my main hobby or interest. So that's how I got interested in it and I started attending Mises Institute events in 1995 and did that for many years. Libertarian vs. Anarchist: Definitions and Preferences 2:17 Matthew Geiger: This may be a question of semantics but you say libertarian and I want to know what your distinction is or preference for describing yourself as libertarian or anarchist. Stephan Kinsella: Yes, I've always been, so in my view there are two types of libertarians in the sense of your interest. One is activism, that is being part of some movement trying to make change, and then the other is just being interested in the ideas, and then the other is just being a libertarian, like acting in a peaceful way and following those rules....

How can you know that you have eternal life? In the final message of our Abide series, we look at 1 John 5:6–21 and John's closing words about Jesus Christ, the Son of God. John writes to believers who may struggle with doubt, guilt, fear, and uncertainty, and he reminds them that eternal life is found in Jesus. This message explores why Jesus' humanity matters, why His death on the cross was necessary, and how believers can have confidence before God. John reminds us that whoever has the Son has life, and that those who belong to Jesus are heard by God, protected by Christ, and helped by the Holy Spirit in the fight against sin. In this sermon, we explore what it means to know that we have eternal life, how to pray with confidence, how to intercede for brothers and sisters caught in sin, and why John ends his letter by warning us to keep ourselves from idols.

Toys are supposed to be safe.They're supposed to educate, entertain and prepare children for the world.So naturally, throughout history, adults have given children giant metal spikes, dangerous chemicals, miniature ovens, explosives……and eventually, radioactive material.In this episode of The Most Dangerous Podcast, we explore some of the most unbelievable toys ever sold. From the horrifying story of lawn darts that killed children, to chemistry sets that burned and poisoned their young owners, we look at the bizarre history of dangerous playthings.Then we uncover one of the strangest products ever put on sale:The Gilbert U-238 Atomic Energy Lab.A 1950s children's science kit complete with real radioactive material, a Geiger counter and experiments designed to introduce young minds to the Atomic Age.It sounds impossible.The frightening part is…it was completely real.

Come listen to a WUU service! Rev. Jude Geiger, Minister Asha McLaughlin, Worship Associate Heidi Souza, piano Thank you for listening. For more information about the Williamsburg Unitarian Universalists, or to join us on Sunday mornings, visit www.wuu.org. Permission to reprint, podcast, and/or stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license #A-735438. All rights reserved.

Geiger #3 delivers one of the most devastating reveals in the entire Ghost Machine universe as Tariq finally discovers the horrifying truth about the family he thought he had been protecting all this time. In this panel by panel review, Jace breaks down how Jeff Johns and Gary Frank structure the emotional flashbacks, the significance of the bunker reveal, and the exact moment Tariq fully transforms into the Glowing Man. This issue remains one of the most important foundational chapters for Geiger and the larger Unnamed mythology. This is the issue that completely redefines Tariq as a character.

It's a pick your O-Rama kinda episode where we speak on fanzines like Blitz from RAID Press and Comics! The Magazine; Image titles including Odin by Marguerite Bennett & James Tynion IV, Letizia Cadonici, and Jordie Bellaire; Of The Earth by Chris Condon & Andrew Ehrich, Charlie Adlard, and Pip Martin; If Destruction Be Our Lot... by Matthew & Mark Elijah Rosenberg, Andy MacDonald, and Francesco Segala; and Geiger by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, and Brad Anderson; Vince takes us through some Ultimate highs and lows; and Jason brings the graphic novel goodness with Tim Bird's Adrift on a Painted Sea; Olivia Sullivan's Oracles; and The Undertaker by Xavier Dorison and Ralph Meyer; plus Absolute Green Arrow and lots more!

What does real love look like? In 1 John 3, we are given two powerful examples: Cain, whose self-love led to death, and Jesus, whose sacrificial love brings life. This message explores what it means to love one another not merely “in word or talk,” but “in deed and truth.” Love is not just a feeling, a rule, or a religious idea. Love is the evidence that God's life is at work in us. In this sermon, we look at: • Why Cain is a warning about self-focused love • How sin curves us inward and deforms us • Why Jesus' death defines true love • What it means to lay down our lives for others • How God reassures us when our hearts condemn us • Why abiding in Christ leads to action Jesus loved us by laying down His life. Now, by His Spirit, we are invited to become people who love with that same sacrificial grace.

This episode represents the single most discussion of fishing and tuna than has ever been featured in the two decade history of the program. That's something right? Conor is gone (for now....), and Dr. Ryan Haupt shows up for a second week in a row! Note: Time codes are estimates due to dynamic ad insertion by the distributor. Running Time: 01:16:38 Pick of the Week:00:01:55 - Hidden Springs #1 Comics:00:13:10 - The Mortal Thor #1000:20:16 - The Spectacular Spider-Man: Brand New Day #100:26:22 - Geiger #2300:32:44 - Black Cat #1000:37:08 - The Forged #1000:44:06 - The Witcher: Blood Stone #1 Patron Pick:00:46:55 - Barbara Gordon: Breakout #1 Patron Thanks:00:55:40 - Dustin Whitney Audience Question:01:00:47 - Bob from Dacula, Georgia wants to know if we like when comic writers switch it up, or just do what they do. Brought To You By: mehro – Listen to the new single here, "Calling All Angels (432 hz)"! iFanboy Patrons – Become one today for as little as $3/month! Or join for a full year and get a discount! You can also make a one time donation of any amount! iFanboy T-Shirts and Merch – Show your iFanboy pride with a t-shirt or other great merchandise on Threadless! We've got TWENTY THREE designs! Music:"Left to Right (iFanboy Theme)"Josh Flanagan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Paneloids, we're reviewing Punisher: One Last Kill, Absolute Batman 20, Ultimate Endgame 4, Spawn 375, Geiger 23, Knull 5, and more. We also cover Marvel's new Midnight Universe, DC's upcoming Batman crossover, Kingdom of Zod, Yumi: 00-EX, and the latest Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 rumors. LIVE Wednesdays 7PM EST! New Comic Book Day Reviews, Nerdy News/Rumors, & Creator Interviews! Follow, Subscribe, Join the Discord! PANELOIDS.COM!

When disaster strikes and the chips are down, who makes it out alive? On this episode, we explore what it takes to survive a crisis. We hear the incredible story of a 17-year-old girl, who after surviving a plane crash, faced a harrowing journey though the Amazon to safety, why some people experience hallucinations when facing death, and how we're wired to behave in emergencies. On Christmas morning in 1971, 17-year-old Juliane Koepcke woke up deep in the jungle, injured, in shock, and utterly alone. She was the sole survivor of a plane crash that had dumped her in the Peruvian Amazon — and now she would have to find her way to safety all by herself. Writer Ellen Cochrane documented Koepcke's incredible, 11-day journey back to civilization in her new book, “Follow the Water: The Unbelievable True Story of a Teenager's Survival in the Amazon.” We talk with journalist and lifelong adventurer John Geiger about the “Third Man Factor,” a phenomenon in which people in extreme, often life-threatening situations find themselves being helped and guided by a mysterious presence. Geiger's book is “The Third Man Factor: Surviving the Impossible.” Journalist Amanda Ripley has spent decades covering disasters, ranging from plane crashes to natural disasters. After interviewing hundreds of survivors and experts, she  breaks down the three stages of how we respond to disasters, what they say about how we're wired, and the strategies that help people survive. Her book is “The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes — and Why?”

On today's episode, we talk about a little remembered campaign of the Civil War fought west of the Mississippi, when a former Missouri governor attempted to shake things up as hope for the south dwindled. Ultimately it all went wrong - but what if it didn't?

Jace breaks down Geiger #2 as the Ghost Machine universe expands with the introduction of Las Vegas, the King, and the idea of the so-called "Holy Grail." The issue builds out the larger world around Tariq Geiger, while also revealing more about his past and the possible connection between his condition and the radiation that changed everything. The story introduces new characters and shows the harsh reality of survival in this post-apocalyptic setting, while also setting up larger conflicts that continue to pay off later in the series. With the benefit of hindsight, many of the elements introduced here carry more weight, especially when looking at how the narrative evolves beyond this issue.

After much speculation, Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren announced earlier this week that he will seek reelection later on this year. KJZZ’s Gabriel Pietrorazio has more. President Nygren became the youngest president in Window Rock after defeating incumbent Jonathan Nez four years ago. Nygren won that race by just more than 3,500 votes. In a video message on social media, Nygren picked up his signature, black open crown hat. “And I will be tossing my hat into the race for Navajo Nation president. Let's keep building on the momentum that we've built so far.” Since his inauguration, the sitting president has faced considerable scrutiny. A special prosecutor has called for his immediate resignation over alleged ethics violations that included the misuse of public funds, while Navajo Nation Council delegates continue trying to oust him. (Courtesy Mircea Brown) The nonprofit tribal organization Sealaska Heritage Institute has published a new book that presents Tlingit Raven stories for the first time in the original language with English translations. The 860-page volume brings together 50 stories by seven Tlingit storytellers born in between 1870 and 1915 across Southeast Alaska. As KCAW's Hope McKenney reports, the stories were transcribed from recordings of oral performances and include some of the oldest known recordings of these stories told in Lingít. The book is currently available through Sealaska Heritage Institute's website. Geiger says they also hope to make the original audio recordings of these stories available in the near future. 75-year-old Ḵ'ashgé Daphne Wright grew up listening to her aunt Katherine Mills tell her stories of Raven, a cultural hero, world-maker, and trickster figure among the Tlingit of Southeast Alaska. “I can just remember we’d be sitting in the kitchen, around the kitchen table, and it was maybe in the evening, with everyone just kind of sitting around and just listening, and just kind of a warm feeling. And just listening to my aunt’s voice.” Wright says reading this book, which features stories from her aunt, is like hearing her aunt's voice again. “I miss her so much, you know. And I miss my mother … And so it just means so much that there’s something here and an actual physical book that has her stories in it.” This volume has been more than four decades in the making. It is the fifth in a series of books from Sealaska Heritage Institute called the “Classics of Tlingit Oral Literature,” and is the first in the series to be exclusively focused on Raven. Will Geiger is a research specialist with the Southeast nonprofit. “The intention of this series is to present standout examples of the Tlingit oral tradition in a written form, so that people who whether you do speak Lingít or not, you’re able to appreciate the depth and the artistry and the history.” This book features a transcribed version of the original recording on the left hand page and an English translation on the right. Geiger says Raven is one of the most developed characters in the Tlingit oral tradition, with stories ranging from sacred to humorous. “Mostly, he appears in the form of a person. And he can change forms … He turns into a woman, a little hemlock needle … and a raven.” For Lgeik'i Heather Powell Mills, a Lingít language teacher in Hoonah, hearing or reading these stories in the original language leads to deeper understanding. “Hearing our language is it’s like medicine to us… to have a strong connection to the land, to understand where you come from, in order to know where you’re going.” Mills says she's grateful these stories were recorded and preserved for future generations. “We don’t have the time we used to have. I think this is a great way for us to learn. It was their dream for us.” Get National Native News delivered to your inbox daily. Sign up for our daily newsletter today. Download our NV1 Android or iOs App for breaking news alerts. Check out today’s Native America Calling episode Friday, April 10, 2026 – Money management during economic uncertainty and the rise of Buy Now Pay Later

An episode from our show's early days: Stories about what happens when strangers are kind — and when they're not. Prologue: Brett Leveridge was standing on the subway platform when a man walked by, stopping in front of each passenger to deliver a quiet verdict: "You're in. You're out. You can stay. You—gotta go." Most people ignored him. But Brett found himself hoping for the thumbs up. (5 minutes)Act One: New York City locksmith Joel Kostman tells the story of an act of kindness he committed, hoping for a small reward. (13 minutes)Act Two: In 1940, Jack Geiger, at the age of fourteen, left his middle-class Jewish home and knocked on the door of a black actor named Canada Lee. He asked Lee if he could move in with him. Lee said yes. In Lee's Harlem apartment, Geiger spent a year among many of the great figures of the Harlem Renaissance: Langston Hughes, Billy Strayhorn, Richard Wright, Adam Clayton Powell. (11 minutes)Act Three: How two next-door neighbors start treating each other badly, and how their feud becomes an all-consuming obsession. Paul Tough reports. (14 minutes)Act Four: For five weeks, a singer named Nick Drakides stood on a stoop in the East Village, singing Sinatra songs late at night to the delight of his neighbors. The cops didn't bust him; the crowds behaved. It was his gift to New York. Blake Eskin tells the story. (12 minutes)Transcripts are available at thisamericanlife.orgThis American Life privacy policy.Learn more about sponsor message choices.