Podcasts about Gibberish

After a brief Easter break, the 2414 crew is back! In this re-entry episode, Dan and Shane are joined by friend of the show Jonah Kauffman for a low-key hangout that feels more like catching up with friends than anything else. They introduce a new game—*Guess the Gibberish*—that brings some fun (and confusion) to the mix, and also squeeze in a few more rounds of *Outburst* for good measure. It's not a wild one, but it's a warm return and a reminder that sometimes just being together is enough.Don't forget to continue the conversation at home, in the car, at work, or anywhere you can find someone to talk to! Thanks for walking with us!Support the show

**CUT TO:** INT. RACHEL DRATCH'S OFFICE - DAY RACHEL DRATCH (50s, comedic actress, eating a bagel) sits at her desk. The door bursts open and SCIENTIST 1 rushes in. SCIENTIST 1 Hey—uh— RACHEL DRATCH Rachel looks up, annoyed. RACHEL DRATCH What, dammit; what?! I just sat down with my bagel! SCIENTIST 1 I know but— I need your help— interpreting something? RACHEL DRATCH What is it? Gibberish? SCIENTIST 1 Not really, it's— RACHEL DRATCH I'm an expert in Gibberish— SCIENTIST 1 I know; but— RACHEL DRATCH Classical and neo-modern. SCIENTIST 1 Yeah, it's not that. RACHEL DRATCH What is it. SCIENTIST 1 Alien, I think. RACHEL DRATCH Which species. SCIENTIST 1 Species. RACHEL DRATCH WHICH— ugh— give me that! Rachel snatches a piece of paper from Scientist 1 and produces a MONOCLE, placing it on her eye. SCIENTIST 1 Since when did you get a monocle? RACHEL DRATCH since when we changed insurance companies which supplies said ‘monocologists' and covers such expenses sans-coh-pay. SCIENTIST 1 You mean copay? RACHEL DRATCH Shut up. Hm. Looks to be Unrealian in orgim but I could be mistaking this dialect. SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Could also possibly be AAHHMEK. SCIENTIST 1 Ahmek? RACHEL DRATCH Ano, AAAAH— nevermind. Is this an actual apostrophe? SCIENTIST 1 Beg your pardon. RACHEL DRATCH The apostrophe— is it human derived, or the human pseudo translation replacement for a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 Say again. RACHEL DRATCH Is it an actual apostrophe, or is the mark mean to insinuate the commonly used extraterrestrial character afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 …I don't know. RACHEL DRATCH WELL, then—I'm afraid I can't help you until you forgive that out— SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Depending on what the mark is, those could be two veerrrrry different things. SCIENTIST 1 Would you just, RACHEL DRATCH Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to presume the consumption of my RAISINBagel. SCIENTIST 1 You know what. Scientist 1 stares at Rachel, exasperated. SCIENTIST 1 -_- -_- -_- …fine. Scientist 1 snatches the paper and walks away angrily. Rachel starts to schmear her bagel, mumbling to herself. RACHEL DRATCH —wants me to translate, but doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe, and a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh. Please! **CUT TO BLACK.** Copyright © The Festival Project, Inc. ™ | Copyright The Complex Collective © 2019 ™ All Rights Reserved. C'cxell Soleïl

**CUT TO:** INT. RACHEL DRATCH'S OFFICE - DAY RACHEL DRATCH (50s, comedic actress, eating a bagel) sits at her desk. The door bursts open and SCIENTIST 1 rushes in. SCIENTIST 1 Hey—uh— RACHEL DRATCH Rachel looks up, annoyed. RACHEL DRATCH What, dammit; what?! I just sat down with my bagel! SCIENTIST 1 I know but— I need your help— interpreting something? RACHEL DRATCH What is it? Gibberish? SCIENTIST 1 Not really, it's— RACHEL DRATCH I'm an expert in Gibberish— SCIENTIST 1 I know; but— RACHEL DRATCH Classical and neo-modern. SCIENTIST 1 Yeah, it's not that. RACHEL DRATCH What is it. SCIENTIST 1 Alien, I think. RACHEL DRATCH Which species. SCIENTIST 1 Species. RACHEL DRATCH WHICH— ugh— give me that! Rachel snatches a piece of paper from Scientist 1 and produces a MONOCLE, placing it on her eye. SCIENTIST 1 Since when did you get a monocle? RACHEL DRATCH since when we changed insurance companies which supplies said ‘monocologists' and covers such expenses sans-coh-pay. SCIENTIST 1 You mean copay? RACHEL DRATCH Shut up. Hm. Looks to be Unrealian in orgim but I could be mistaking this dialect. SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Could also possibly be AAHHMEK. SCIENTIST 1 Ahmek? RACHEL DRATCH Ano, AAAAH— nevermind. Is this an actual apostrophe? SCIENTIST 1 Beg your pardon. RACHEL DRATCH The apostrophe— is it human derived, or the human pseudo translation replacement for a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 Say again. RACHEL DRATCH Is it an actual apostrophe, or is the mark mean to insinuate the commonly used extraterrestrial character afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 …I don't know. RACHEL DRATCH WELL, then—I'm afraid I can't help you until you forgive that out— SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Depending on what the mark is, those could be two veerrrrry different things. SCIENTIST 1 Would you just, RACHEL DRATCH Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to presume the consumption of my RAISINBagel. SCIENTIST 1 You know what. Scientist 1 stares at Rachel, exasperated. SCIENTIST 1 -_- -_- -_- …fine. Scientist 1 snatches the paper and walks away angrily. Rachel starts to schmear her bagel, mumbling to herself. RACHEL DRATCH —wants me to translate, but doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe, and a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh. Please! **CUT TO BLACK.** Copyright © The Festival Project, Inc. ™ | Copyright The Complex Collective © 2019 ™ All Rights Reserved. C'cxell Soleïl

**CUT TO:** INT. RACHEL DRATCH'S OFFICE - DAY RACHEL DRATCH (50s, comedic actress, eating a bagel) sits at her desk. The door bursts open and SCIENTIST 1 rushes in. SCIENTIST 1 Hey—uh— RACHEL DRATCH Rachel looks up, annoyed. RACHEL DRATCH What, dammit; what?! I just sat down with my bagel! SCIENTIST 1 I know but— I need your help— interpreting something? RACHEL DRATCH What is it? Gibberish? SCIENTIST 1 Not really, it's— RACHEL DRATCH I'm an expert in Gibberish— SCIENTIST 1 I know; but— RACHEL DRATCH Classical and neo-modern. SCIENTIST 1 Yeah, it's not that. RACHEL DRATCH What is it. SCIENTIST 1 Alien, I think. RACHEL DRATCH Which species. SCIENTIST 1 Species. RACHEL DRATCH WHICH— ugh— give me that! Rachel snatches a piece of paper from Scientist 1 and produces a MONOCLE, placing it on her eye. SCIENTIST 1 Since when did you get a monocle? RACHEL DRATCH since when we changed insurance companies which supplies said ‘monocologists' and covers such expenses sans-coh-pay. SCIENTIST 1 You mean copay? RACHEL DRATCH Shut up. Hm. Looks to be Unrealian in orgim but I could be mistaking this dialect. SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Could also possibly be AAHHMEK. SCIENTIST 1 Ahmek? RACHEL DRATCH Ano, AAAAH— nevermind. Is this an actual apostrophe? SCIENTIST 1 Beg your pardon. RACHEL DRATCH The apostrophe— is it human derived, or the human pseudo translation replacement for a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 Say again. RACHEL DRATCH Is it an actual apostrophe, or is the mark mean to insinuate the commonly used extraterrestrial character afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? SCIENTIST 1 …I don't know. RACHEL DRATCH WELL, then—I'm afraid I can't help you until you forgive that out— SCIENTIST 1 What. RACHEL DRATCH Depending on what the mark is, those could be two veerrrrry different things. SCIENTIST 1 Would you just, RACHEL DRATCH Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to presume the consumption of my RAISINBagel. SCIENTIST 1 You know what. Scientist 1 stares at Rachel, exasperated. SCIENTIST 1 -_- -_- -_- …fine. Scientist 1 snatches the paper and walks away angrily. Rachel starts to schmear her bagel, mumbling to herself. RACHEL DRATCH —wants me to translate, but doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe, and a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh. Please! **CUT TO BLACK.** Copyright © The Festival Project, Inc. ™ | Copyright The Complex Collective © 2019 ™ All Rights Reserved. C'cxell Soleïl

Frohe Oster! Alle Eier gefunden? Na dann können wir ja loslegen: Stefan war beim Comedian Maxi Gstettenbauer. René zeigt ein weiteres Kapitel seines Projekts zur Konfliktlösung: das Thomas-Killmann-Modell. Bei Maak dreht sich, wie befürchtet, gerade alles um seinen Garten. René hat jede Menge Hausaufgaben erledigt. Braucht Berlin einen Harald-Juhnke-Platz? Wann und wie kann man in Berlin das Abitur machen? Was ist Gibberish? Keine Sorge: Alle Fragen werden beantwortet. Außerdem mit dabei: Yvonne Catterfeld, Playdates, Laaange Nächte und der BER. Und noch mehr! #Berlin #MaxiGstettenbauer #Kleingarten #ThomasKillmannModell #Hausaufgaben #Gymnasium #HaraldJuhnke #Abitur #Gibberish #Photovoltaik #Playdates #BER #Filmtipps #Witze #Witzbattle #Outtakes

A cake of angels. A herd of spiders. Taka Shitty. Die-a-per. Entertainment Furniture. Is It Too Early For A Cough Sandwich. Spider infested tubes. Pee Completionists. It's all Doitch to me. Bartender Nonsense. Gibberish in cincinnati. 7 emotional support tigers is not enough. Sticky Boob Bra. Bimbo fan. Going all Office Space with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A cake of angels. A herd of spiders. Taka Shitty. Die-a-per. Entertainment Furniture. Is It Too Early For A Cough Sandwich. Spider infested tubes. Pee Completionists. It's all Doitch to me. Bartender Nonsense. Gibberish in cincinnati. 7 emotional support tigers is not enough. Sticky Boob Bra. Bimbo fan. Going all Office Space with Wendi and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If your personal trainer sounds like they just walked out of a biomechanics textbook, this episode of “Random Fit” is for you. Join hosts, and NASM Master Instructors, Wendy Batts, and Ken Miller, as they make sense of confusing gym lingo so you can stop nodding and start lifting smarter. Say goodbye to blank stares and hello to workouts that make sense. If you like what you just consumed, leave us a 5-star review, and share this episode with a friend to help grow our NASM health and wellness community! Introducing NASM One, the membership for trainers and coaches. For just $35/mo., get unlimited access to over 300 continuing education courses, 50% off additional certifications and specializations, EDGE Trainer Pro all-in-one coaching app to grow your business, unlimited exam attempts and select waived fees. Stay on top of your game and ahead of the curve as a fitness professional with NASM One. Click here to learn more. https://bit.ly/4ddsgrm

#82 Huplö - Gibberish und Lachen zum Kopf Entrümpeln / Interview mit Christian HablützelWie vielfältig wir Lachen und Humor in unseren Alltag streuen können – das zeigt uns Christian Hablützel aus der Schweiz.Er agiert hauptsächlich in Zürich - als Humor- und Lach- Experte, als Künstler und einiges mehr. Christian liest uns aus seinem Gibberish-Buch und zwei seiner Lieder werden eingespielt.Lachyoga-Übungen (LYÜ) Gibberish: übersetzen/Markt/schimpfen-versöhnen; Körperskulptur; Gehirnreinigung/Mentalseide; Über sich selbst lachen-mit Spiegel; Handy-Lachen: Sich krumm und Schief lachen; Schalk im Nacken wecken; Spitz-Maul-Frosch - Hoho / Breit - Maul-Frosch – Hahaha; Sprung in die Heiterkeit; Cool Down-Über das kalte Wasser streichen; Perspektivenwechsel; Vier-Stufen-Lachen; ECHO-Lachen mit GibberishBuch-TippsHuplö lala düsel Fnurz – Ein Lesebuch in Gibberish zum Kopf Entrümpeln, BoD-Books on Demand, D-Norderstedt ISBN: 978-3-9524673-1-2Lachen trotz und alledem – Darf ich lachen, wenn ich traurig bin?, Silvia Rößler, Via Nova VerlagDas Lachen – Ein theoretischer und praktischer Überblick; Dr. Michael Titze, Silvia Rößler, HCDA-VerlagKONTAKTEwww.lachdichgesund.comwww.lachparade.chwww.ch-kunst.chwww.ch-praxis.chhcda-akademie.dehttps://www.lachyoga-silvia-roessler.deLINK-Baum: https://sites.google.com/view/link-baum-diekraftdeslachens/startseiteMeinen Podcast kannst du kostenfrei auf allen Podcast-Plattformen hören und abonnieren. Ich freue mich auf dein Feed Back.Heiter weiter.Lach's gut,deine Silvia00:00 Intro00:34 Einstieg ins Thema, Begrüßung01:02 Christian stellt sich vor03:04 von Werbung zu Lachyoga (LY) und Hypnose; Trauer-Lachen 07:58 hauptsächlich Humor- und Lachseminare; Kunstatelier09:20 schnelle Hilfe: Humor-u. Lach-Techniken; Buch: Lachen trotz und alledem 11:03 Berufung mit all seinen Ansätzen: Fokus auf Heiterkeit12:03 Happy Kobolde14:10 Training für Herausforderungen15:14 Leitung von HCDA; Weiterbildung Humorberater:In 18:48 eigene Humorkultur 20:02 Weltlachtag; lachclub.info; Lachparade in Zürich 23:33 Swiss Humor Award; Lachender Oskar/Olaf 26:28 entspannterer Umgang; LY in CH und D 27:50 positive Psychologie immer notweniger 28:36 Musiker; Lied: We send a laughter around the world 31:04 Sänger: Kunstfigur Fredy Chnorz; Schmunzelpop 31:49 Gibberish: Buch; Entspannung-Meditation; Stille durch Aktivität 37:27 Christian liest aus seinem Buch39:55 Buchhandlung-Video-Geschichte 41:50 Gibberish z.B. Übersetzung 45:28 Gibberish: Markt; Schimpfen - Versöhnen 47:44 freierer Umgang mit Gefühlen; gelernt zu weinen; Trost; wechselnde Gefühle normal 49:48 Wechselspiel Körperhaltung-Gefühl: Körperskulptur; Körpergedächtnis 51:38 Selbstwirksamkeit, emotionales Management 52:36 zwei Übungen zum verdeutlichen Verbindung Körper-Psyche-Hirn 54:25 Facial Feedback Theorie (Bleistift); Humortagebuch; Lachmuskeln56:19 Lachen: versch. Auslöser; Blick auf Heiteres, z.B. im Zürisee; Humor-Muskel 58:18 Bahnhof-komischer Lachstart; Durchbruch01:01:47 LYÜ: Gehirnreinigungslachen01:03:22 LYÜ: Über sich selbst lachen mit Spiegel01:05:02 LYÜ: Handy01:06:13 LYÜ: Spiegel; Roter Faden01:07:39 Alltagsbezug; Firmen 01:10:10 Kulturen; Lach-Anfänger01:10:47 LYÜ: Sich krumm und schief lachen01:14:06 LYÜ: Schalk im Nacken wecken01:15:01 LYÜ: Spitzmaul-Frosch/Breitmaul-Frosch01:15:50 LYÜ: Sprung in die Heiterkeit01:16:17 LYÜ: Vier-Stufen-Lachen01:17:13 LYÜ: Perspektivenwechsel 01:17:49 LYÜ:Echo-Gibberish-Lachen01:18:39 Übung: Über's Wasser streichen 01:19:33 Was bedeutet für dich persönlich Lachen, Witz und Humor?01:20:51 Botschaft von Christian01:22:45 Meine Botschaft01:22:55 Zusammen lachen01:23:31 Lied: Wir senden ein Lachen um die Welt01:26:15 Danke, Gibberish-Tipp, Verabschiedung01:27:09 Autro#podcast #humor #lachen #lachyoga #interview #lachparade #zürich #künstler #gibberish #humorcare #HCDA #happykobolde #coach #körperzentriertepsychotherapie #hypnose #humorberater #speaker #meditation #osho #interview #christianhabluetzel #silviaroessler #nonsens #dada #lachyogaübungen #entrümpeln #weltlachtag #lachenistgesund #lachenverbindet #lachenistschön #achtsamkeit #wahrnehmung #perspektivenwechsel #lebensfreude #bunt #schweiz #dschibberish #selbstwirksamkeit #FacialFeedbackHypothese#lächeln #smile #madankataria #FredyChnorz #schmunzelpop

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In this episode Rick and Svea dig really deep into gospel fluency vs gospel gibberish. The gospel isn't just trusting Jesus for salvation, it's trusting Jesus for and with the rest of your life.Topics Discussed in this Episode:00:00 Intro00:57 Garrison Keillor and fake spring.02:29 "You foolish Galatians..."04:49 The Christian life is NOT trusting Jesus for salvation and then living the rest of your life doing things on your own and following rules.10:40 The problem with trusting in something or someone other than the Holy Spirit to fill the various "holes" in our lives.14:52 Digging in: The gospel isn't just for salvation, it's for the rest of your life.20:56 Series Thesis: The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love. Antithesis: The only thing that counts is self-reliance expressed through law.24:32 Self-esteem: If you are in Christ you are fully-delighted in by God. Until you believe it, it's going to ring hollow and you won't experience the freedom Paul is talking about in Galatians.30:52 The will power approach to life vs believing the gospel.

The NFLPA's facility grades sparked commentary, with Boomer contrasting today's amenities with his own rough experiences in Cincinnati. The Jets, particularly owner Woody Johnson, received harsh criticism, ranking near the bottom. Other NFL updates included the Broncos' unusual running back search and Mike McDaniel's response to hairstyle questions. The segment also covered basketball, featuring St. John's and Knicks highlights, and concluded with Gio's involvement in a charity event, including a humorous gift from a dog waste removal service and a fundraiser for the 5 Borough Bike Tour.

Kyle Olson plays in Lamonta, Gibberish, Calling Morocco, and the Propadandees. Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/revwintondupree/ Watch the Gagagandhi video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DFv0FN_y5YL/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Lamonta: https://lamonta.bandcamp.com/ Calling Morocco: https://callingmorocco.bandcamp.com/ Gibberish: https://thousandislandsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/strangers Watch Cop Just Out of Frame cover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVkm2kJxrcY Watch 2019 Propadandees live show (featured in this episode): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdprBkB3WWQ  

Come hang out with Actor, Director, and Professor Kevin Crouch as we talking about all things The Foreigner and directing! How does directing change when you come from an acting background? How does one direct gibberish? How do you honor a playwright's intentions? How do we tell more sensitive stories with truth and honesty? Tell us your ways Kevin!

KEENAN is the head of the league's research and development team. KEENAN WELL, Ya'll sho' chose the wrong girl to fuck wit! Why do you say that? KEENAN Well, i'mon just let ya'll figure that out on ya own. [KEENEN exits shaking his head solemnly, and begins singing ‘Amazing Grace' , first humming.] Hmmmmm—hmmm—how sweet the sound— Wait! Keenan! Who is this girl?! Who is she?! —hmmm—hmmm—hmmm—hmmmmmmmm LIKE MEEEEEEE! What are we up against Oh. you'll see. I woooonceeee was lost— Wait! SEEYA! [out of nowhere he has pulled out an old style stick bundle and throws it over his shoulder, continuing to hum while chewing on a long stick of straw.] —-hmmmm—-hmmmm. …where is he going!? (Meta) Seems like he's going somewhere with that thing hanging over his back! What are those things even called, anyway? Who knows? I think I know, but it might be racist. [suddenly, offstage/camera a bell begins to ring— One— Two— Three chimes.] That seems odd. Yes, very strange. [Suddenly, all the NBC pages at once upend their nests,] what the— Why are there so many of them. I don't know. Did their skirts get shorter? Hush. So many pages. MEANWHILR, unst 30 Rock. Hold on, pause. These weirdo cops have reverb on their whoop whoops. Facts. Are you sure this is still the 10th dimension. I'm positive. Really! You're sure! Couldn't possibly be lower. Maybe. What about higher. Higher!? Since when. WHAT'S YOUR NAME. Uh-FRANKLIN. Don't lie to me. How would you pronounce this name? I wouldn't. Hm. Excuse me. What. How would you say this? Like, out loud— Uh huh. Pass. Dammit! Hey—uh— RACHEL DRATCH What, dammit; what?! I just sat down with my bagel! I know but— I need your help— interpreting something? What is it? Gibberish? Not really, it's— I'm an expert in Gibberish— I know; but— Classical and neo-modern. Yeah, it's not that. What is it. Alien, I think. Which species. Species. WHICH— ugh— give me that! [she snatches the paper and produces a monocle for further inspection.] Since when did you get a monacle? since when changed insurance companies which supplies said ‘monocologists' and covers such expenses sans-coh-pay. You mean copay? Shut up. Hm. Looks to be Unrealian in orgim but I could be mistaking this dialect. What. Could also possibly be AAHHMEK. Ahmek? Ano, AAAAH— nevermind. Is this an actual apostrophe? Beg your pardon. The apostrophe— is it human derived, or the human pseudo translation replacement for a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? Say again. Is it an actual apostrophe, or is the mark mean to insinuate the commonly used extraterrestrial character afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh? …I don't know. WELL, then—I'm afraid I can't help you until you forgive that out— What. Depending on what the mark is, those could be two veerrrrry different things. Would you just, Now if you'll excuse me, I'd like to presume the consumption of my RAISINBagel. You know what. -_- -_- -_- …fine. [he snatches the paper and walks away angry—RATCHEL DRATCH begins to shmear her bagel, mumbling] —wants me to translate, but doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe, and a afahmblunsenphOuallentprprh. Please! {Enter The Multiverse} Unlike the girl next door, my lawsuit was legitimate. I strolled passed the usual subjects on my way back to the apartment from my begrudged outings; I had left with the intention of putting my money into a cheap record player, but had after all decided against it—I was saving for a new computer so that I could actually record vocals for my music, which would deplete my budget after living expenses for the month into nothing, and though I knew it would be something like next-to-nothing for the next little while anyway, it wouldn't matter. Now that I knew I was right, I continued compiling the evidence against these motorized terrorists—I didn't actually want to sue, but at this point it seemed it was my only choice— my lowly “status” should not mean that I was allowed to be tortured continually—and, unlike the girl next door, I was not seeking damages for something I had asked for, or brought onto myself; the horrendous sound in the apartment seemed as if it was aimed directly toward me with my synesthesia in mind, and with some amount of pride I refused outright to go the way I was expected to and file a disability claim. I wasn't disabled— I was, however, unable to preform my full work duties as a recording artist without being interrupted by motorcycles, project cars, and otherwise, all of which I suspected were operated by the same group of people— some ugly little brown lackeys who felt entitled in one way or another, and paraded around as if they owned the neighborhood. Benefiting from American business, but anti-American; the opposite of peaceful and respectful—not that America had made its name on the basis of respect, and so it seemed that something, out of balance and off kilter for hundreds of years iknretropect, was bound to change. They were rude, arrogant, and loud—bringing al of the 3rd-world mindset and none of the humility or charm of the actual 3rd world with them; as arrogant as one might think, a gross reflection of the toxic masculine as a whole. They might not have been ugly at all if they were respectful or decent—but they ran about acting like terrorists, revving their engines, and banging, and clashing, and being ugly—employing young boys to stand on the corner and sell their off market drugs after having one of their smoke shops closed down. The more time I spent outside dealing with people at all, the more ill I felt. I craved more time offline and off the grid, and though the general disenchantment of New York would continue pouring through the cheaply made windows, I realized that I would be more well-to-do with a typewriter (so that I could continue to write for long periods of time offline and without my phone) and a record player (to drown out the noise and play along to on my drum machine, and still— there were more things to do, always drowning in bills and often wondering how long I'd have to forfeight health in exchange for the decency of what some might cal luxury, but others foundational. As for myself, these things, simple staples to health and wellness, were beginning to be foundational. {Enter The Multiverse} “As Seen on TV” She doesn't even have a name My pussy is cleaner than a motherfucker This ain't no community like Donald Glover Ya'll niggas actin childish, Gambino— If you wanna turn it on, Then send a c-note (I'm in south side) What she want Peloton What she on peloton What she got peloton What she on Peloton I FOUND KIT! I found KIT. Great, now did you burn that letter? What. Burn it. [does] Oh, that is such a relief. Jesus. Okay. This shit does get weird and deep. —so that's why we're going offline… You wouldn't believe this, I found the kid swinging from a tree. Ridiculous. And if you tie it like this— Ah. Look, it won't slip. So…this is your hobby, huh. One of many. They don't call you the Ace for nothin, do they. (Innocently, with curiosity) “Of Granduer” —Do they? The sound of a chandelier sparkles as the giant lamp swings back and forth, as if an earthquake has just happened. You wouldn't believe this. What. On the television. Okay, so I found this “Kit” guy— Twice. Twice you asked, and twice I told you. Well, I didn't think to look directly at Johnny Carson, exactly. But here— And this: You actually were. Tell me again what your name is. Just sign me an autograph: What. Me? Sure, why not? I want your autograph! Do people still ask for autographs? Often enough. Remarkably, even, at airports, and of course, unexpectedly at— GODDAMMIT, we're back at the rock! GODDAMMIT. Well. Well what! Somebody check what year it is. FUCK. [super long censored beep.] [The Festival Project ™] It was the first time since my childhood I felt like something was too long away—but finally, I was in the final stretch. The Peloton would be delivered sometime in the morning, and now that my internet had shut itself off— I'd refused to pay the bill and opted for getting a new computer so that I could record, rather it— Give me a second, I'm fucking obsessed with these curtains. Bro but second to the curtains is the fucking grass. No, its—tuft. Turf, huh? Interesting… I told you she was some sort of a spy. Whatever. I had long considered turning my living room into a media center, and had thought to reinvent my entire space in fungshuei, but now more than anything I just wanted it to look like that. {Enter The Multiverse} Something is wrong with her . She sits by her door ALL DAY and just fucking talks. And I know she's by her door Because she's RIGHT AT THE DOOR I hear this crystal clear Anytime I go near my door And she's like BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHBLAH BITCH GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM THE DOOR somewhere in a parallel of time Your ancestors Are beating the hell Out of my ancestors And your other ancestors Are stealing my other ancestors land You're on borrowed time And in borrowed space GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM THE DOOR. Man, Living sandwhiched between two Karen's Is like the equivalent Of having two demon fucking little sisters That hate you And tell on your for everything. Slamming doors and shit just to fuckin Throwing shit around Bitch. You are crazy. And that's the thing about white girls Their crazy is socially acceptable As normal behavior I guess when you just have the best things in life thrown at you forever— When things the rest of us consider luxury and opulence is just “regular” to you, You get a little set in your ways. My neighbor is infuriating. I'm like WHY ARE YOU ALWAYS BY THE DOOR SHES LIKE SNARFSNRFSNARF I'm like goddamn, Somebody send like a Camden or a fuckin “Chase” Over this way. Somebody take this bitch on a date And away from the door. Whole two bedroom apartment This bitch is glued to her door. She a robot. The door is metal. She just enters the apartment and gets glued stuck to the door “I guess I will have to snarf snarf from here. “She's a smart one” I don't believe in smart white girls. There's regular white girls And fucking serial killers. The serial killers are considered “the smart ones” I guess it does take a considerable amount of intelligence to just exist to catch bodies That's what they call the smart ones The ones who level up by just Mowing everyone else down. Gotta give them that. White girls will ruin your whole life Blink two little blue-green eyes twice— And if they're big and round enough The brown eyed white girls can get away with the shit, too— But they're fucking murderers. It's okay. I lived with white people long enough in my life to love them. But in living with and around them— I notice they all say the same thing which indicates to me that racial injustice might not actually be their fault— They might be killing niggas on accident. Just complete accidents White people say shit like “I can't feel” What. “How does it feel—to feel.” WHAT?! “Explain to me the concept of ‘emotions'” Ah hell nah— And these people have all the disposable income? It's not their fault. They just— are like that. They're wired different. They can't feel, And their first instinct is to kill everything different or perceivably deadly. It's not their fault It's intrinsically They have extremely fragile genes Very weak gene pools. Have you ever noticed how white people are always sick? Always?! Weak gene pools. Years of breeding narcisistically. Traits that are reminders of themselves, or people they grew up around. This is not racism, it's just science. “Oh, I love blue eyes because my grandmother has blue eyes” White men commonly marry women who remind them of their mothers and sisters. If that's not fucked up, I don't know what is. Then I realized that incest porn and teeny porn are amongst the highest watched types of porn. Hmm. Gee. I wonder why. Men are gross. But white moms need to start being more like black and Hispanic moms if they want to ensure the continuance of their genetics into evolution. You need to give your kids some mommy issues. That way, when they grow up, they feel the need to add variation to the gene pool in order to strengthen it, and move towards evolution. It's true. I lived with maybe the whitest man I ever knew for almost 6 months; I don't think he was specifically intentionally trying to kill me— But everything he did— And I mean everything, up to a certain point was like …I don't know, man. It really seems like this dude is trying to like exterminate me in some sort of way. It was bad. The energy was weird. He was like dirty, Fucking lazy, He was a lot. I was like, “Damn what the fuck it's like the longer I stay around the worse it is” But the weirdest part, was that he didn't seem to be aware that he was doing it Either that or he was a really good actor… “What do you mean?” Had me confused. But that's the thing about the whites. They do the whole thing with mind games They fuck with your mind. It's the most powerful weapon, actually— Because if you continually attack a person's mind, The rest crumbles around them without you even touching them. I'm sure this is what my neighbor is trying to do. It's a mind thing I get near the door, she just hurries up and opens her door, opens the door real wide, big apartment, everything's white, big ass fucking place But she's always by the door; Mind games. —Tales of a Superstar DJ. I wasn't really interesting in meeting someone seriously— in fact. As it turned out, I still had a little more muse to milk out of the last one, but even the tarot was being a stickler— I could risk ending it all and putting a nail in the coffin by actually watching The Tonight Show—but there would be a possibility it all would backfire and it would just reignite that spark, or worse—I'd become fully engulfed in flames by whatever it was that seemed to appear—and it seemed to appear so vividly and with rapid strength that it couldn't be stopped or controlled. A serious amount of money had to have been implemented to my paying attention to this, and beyond that— it all had to have been carefully premeditated. While at least now at the bookshop I was drawn to books from Oprah's book club, what had occurred couldn't possibly be ignored—actually, it couldn't be, at all— but instead of eating at me in its usual way, I had more just began to realize that there must have been in play some purpose. Feeling faraway from my actual creative self, there seemed to be something missing at all generating even a general sense of understanding of what normalcy was— when had actually been the last time I had been touched at all in a way that might make me feel as if I was still human— as if I was normal— but I knew I wasn't. It's time for a change. The thought of being with someone, especially just anyone, was bizzare. I gave up on love a lot of times; But this is when it became official. I was listening to a rap album I had never heard before And in this rap song, he said “This hoe got a 7 year degree and still selling pussy” What in the fuck. One way one way ticket Why bother getting a 7 year degree If your value as a black woman Is so low You can get a 7 year degree And still have to be a prostitute? What the fuck is the point. It goes the other way, too. What is the point of selling pussy without a 7 year degree!? She's gonna make more than me in ALL the professions. I gave up on love at all. That right there is how low value we are, not just to the black man, but any man. 7 year degree and you can charge more an hour, but you're still a technical hoe. I want to fucking die. When I married my ex I was pregnant with twins; When i got pregnant with the twins I was about 350 pounds. So by the time we got married, I was 6 months pregnant with twins. He had a right to cheat! I forgave him. But the first time he hit me Like really hit me Not just like A heavy shoving or ike A lil— You know Choke out– Like the real deal Like knocked me the fuck Almost all the way out Saw the white light and everything By the time that all went down I'm like 170-180 He's still, mind you, like 300 I lost weight He lost his mind; so i'm— — lets round up— Like 180 pounds But in my mind i must be thinking somewhere i'm still 300 He came at me with a running start, I put my hands up like: I must have thought i actually had a chance I took a fighting stance like: He said Fphew! PULL A RABBIT OUT A HAT damn . what year is this really? You just got sampled . Say, what's his job? Well, that's an informer. Chris Rock forsure some kind of genius I saw him do GIlbert Godfried And Sam Kinison In the same show. The show was dated, though; He literally said, “I'm married: I don't cheat.” I knew it must have been a joke. I knew it had to be a joke, or it had to be dated, Cause being real, I listen to too much kanye To even believe that Or even laugh at that: Not “too much” kanye— 'Just enough' Kanye, He said, “If I pull up with Kerri washington, That's gon' be an enormous scandal” I might have Niomi Campbell, Still might want me a stormy daniels And ya'll tried to get trumps supporters to turn against him By exposing that he fucked this bitch? That's like an achivement. That's like a status symbol. I'm sure these idiots praise him for that. He might have even gotten more popular! That's not a scandal That's PR. On that note, I think Chris Rock was the very guy Who made me decide to stay single forever: He talked about the way, apparently, men want to kill their wives; The way they fantasise killing us When we're in the relationship: Now, ill say— I never once thought about killing my ex husband During the relationship Even after he hit me. Never once. The only time i started wishing a karmic death upon this person was when I left the relationship And he stopped fantasizing about it And actually tried to fucking kill me. Once I realized this was happening Only then did I start to think “Oh damn, i hope that motherfucker just drops the fuck dead.” This motherfucker beat me, AND tried to kill me, Only then was i like, damn “Return to sender” I hope you die too, You fat piece of shit wifebeater motherfucker I hope you die too. Only after he tried to kill me. After I left. Had to hire a fucking voodoo fucking sorceress and shit “yo , take this curse off me, This motherfucker tried to kill me” Fuck that motherfucker. Apparently though they fantasisze it all the time, I'm thinking about all the times he would play this song iroinically enough, By kanye west So maybe too much Kanye West Or just enough, Kanye said “I thought about killing you today.” He used to play this song, And beat my ass, And I never once thought “I hope he dies” Shit, After the first time he really beat my ass, He ran away. He got scared; He had to run. My face was all hanging off my head and shit Blood all over the place My lip is disconnected from my whole jaw and shit He ran away; He darted out the front door He said “I'm gonna kill myself!” And he rain away– Even then even just after he beat my ass I never thought about killing him Or wanting him to die He just fresh beat my ass; He just straight up finished whooping my whole ass and he said “I'm gonna kill myself” He realized what he did “I'm gonna kill myself”, he said And he ran out the door And here I am With my lip hanging off my whole face Blood all on the walls Pool of blood on the floor, the whole thing babies crying; The whole The whole fucking HBO special The whole nine yards And he said “I'm gonna kill myself” And my dumb ass said “NO! Don't!” He ran out the door, I'm freaking out Blood everywhere Babies crying and shit “Come back! Think about the kids! Don't kill yourself” Like a dumbass. Turns out that was just a tactic, He broke me down good, I was like “Don't kill yourself” He said “...you gonna call the cops.” He said “...alright, I won't kill myself.” Boom. That's a real killer. Looking back on all this, I can't help but think to myself, What i would have done differently Not the whole “I should have left before any of that happened” I was the mother of two young children; I wanted to try after the cheating to make things work, Fast forward after that Turns out he was fantasizing about killing me the whole time He beat mya ass, ran away, Left me in a pool of blood with my two kids He said I'm gonna kill myself Looking back at that momet, The thing I wish I could change is this If i had to do it over again And he beat me like that In front of my kids And then said “I'm gonna kill myself” I would have said “do that shit.” Lock the door behind his ass, Change the lock, Pick my face up off the floor, call an ambulance And the polce, change names Pick up my life And leave forever. “Nigga–who?” “Momma who was our daddy? What was he like?” “Ya'll ain't got a daddy. I made ya'll myself” End of story. Whatever. Everything happens for a reason though. I learned my lesson. Now i don't argue with anyone at all Men, women–nobody If i even sense that same shit That psycho killer shit– I become as silent and invisible as possible And simply Disappear. “Disappear.” I had a migraine and I knew it was from pressure buildup and stress, so I thought to get rid of it I ought to make one of those hot-compresses with rice. But the only rice I had was jambalaya flavored— But the headache was obviously really bad, So I was like, “fuck it.” Poured it into a gym sock And popped it in the microwave, Put it on my neck— My neck smelled like a pot roast, But it worked. {Enter The Multiverse} There was something in my lungs, forcing me to breathe deeply, with a raspy wheezing wind out of my lungs, and with a steady cough, I was able to offload whatever it was waiting in my chest to be released, along with it, at least part of the pressure that was making even just sitting and reading nearly unbearable, collecting into a harsh migraine paralyzing each and every other breath with a sharp pain underneath the back of what seemed to be somewhere below my ear canal and somehow, a pressure somewhere behind my eye, probably a result of the excruciating process of shoving earplugs into my ears in order to drown out the outside noise, which paired with that of my seemingly devoid neighbors, often became wildly unsettling, and while lately the clamoring had created not only an uneasy tremor in my left hand, but also apparently a sudden onset of occasional vruxism, the anxiety overall seemed to be surmounting into what could only be described as something trying to kill me, for which I could no longer ignore not as delusions or paranoia, but absolute fact. As I had learned, modern psychology might have been the equivalent of what one could even be certain to be the devil itself, unable to distinguish patterns often associated with creative genius, self manifestation, and psychic abilities and intuition, as delusions of grandeur, paranoid thinking, or worse— diagnoses as psychotic. However, my grandiosity was neither imagined nor delusional—my podcast series alone had been read and listened to all over the world, translated into foreign languages and transcribed, and had been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times since its publishing; though not a technically recognizable figure, I had realized that I had in my own right become somewhat famous, if even off of the back or even under the umbrella of another famous individual, to whom the series itself had been entrusted. Receiving though not by mainstream media standards upwards of at least 10 downloads per episode, the series had no actual gauge or marker for its actual success and polularity—without being able to see information from a major streaming platform—Spotify, and without being able to measure the amount of downloads which had then been duplicated and shared otherwise, I started to recognize with a certain understanding what a cult following was, and the minimal phenomenon that even at this level, fame started to become apparent. It had also become apparent that science itself had yet to truly understand the phenomenon of creative energy as a whole, and that many with these capabilities and gifts were considered to have a plethora of mental health disorders and medicated with what one would consider targeted attacks on the psyche, the illusion of mental illness often standing as the actual delusion in itself! Creating, and then medicating these intrinsic abilities ass illnesses whereby the “neurotypical” individual might only be considered as such due to ability to adapt, confirm, or follow diections in a systematic manner, and furthermore, that the misdiagnoses of such misunderstoodconditions often even relied on bias, poor judgement, racism, social class, and economics had certainly deconstructed any faith or belief formerly held in the modern state of psychology, and most of the articles or public medical journals read more like science fiction and fantasy rather than cold hard facts; indicating a moral and ethical flaw within the entirety of the human species—man's own inability to understand God, and therefore himself, in any creative process. Diety and creativity combined were simply a mystery, and had plagued entire generations of the human spieces as a whole. Blū runs at top speed through the streets of Brooklyn New York on a cold and windy October night. V.O. The ironic thing is, I'm running to go get ice cream. I hate my life, I hate this place, I hate my life— I fucking hate this shit. I'm trying really hard not to kill myself. Like really, really hard. Sudden onset bruxism and hand tremors and I can't help but wonder if it has anything to do with the constant mottoeycle traffic or sleeping in a sea of vehicles which at any given moment could sound off, start up or honk the horn alarm over the last 9 months. I'm fucking exhausted all the time and everything around me just fucking draining. Just fucking draining. https://www.tracklib.com/pricing Yo, you know how I know I'm aging? I hated Dora The Explora when I was a kid— You know why? “That's for babies!” I was too old for Dora the explorer. Mi was a tv snob. I'm like “I hate Dora!” No teletubbies for me. No sir. I'm distinguished now. But get this, As I get older, different renditions of Dora Have grown on me To the point where I actually like the bitch I got older, And there was this girl, Who would show up at raves Dressed like Dora And shuffle, And dance around— Looking like Dora The Explorer Kind of creepy, now that I think about it As an actual adult, Like this, Fully grown woman, Dressed as a fucking 5 year old Dancing around at raves Being Dora. Weird. But I liked it. I loved it. She was a hit; Everybody was like “RAVE DORA! RAVE DORA!” She blew up on Instagram, She had a following— It was like Where will she be next?! RAVE DORA! Had the backpack and everything— Everything! Rave Dora! But now I know I'm getting old, Because I'm fuckin around online, And I see in the advertising little sidebar video Like, a new version of Dora The Explorer, And I'm like “DORAAAAAAAA!!!” —the fuck! I just realized my best friend from 3rd and 7th grade looked just like Dora the explorer. Facts. She became literally the most successful stripper I've ever met. Ahem. Dancer. Right. Dancer. Ahem. Dudes are gross. Doods r gross. Welcome to Doods R Gross; What can I help you find today? Uh, hi. I'm looking for a guy— Uh huh— Possibly one who looks like this: Ah shit, this is how I got playing the Wikipedia game and went on a tirade Facts. Ended up here Unicameralism (from uni- "one" + Latin camera "chamber") is a type of legislatureconsisting of one house or assembly that legislates and votes as one.[1] Unicameralism has become an increasingly common type of legislature, making up nearly 60% of all national legislatures[2] and an even greater share of subnational legislatures. Interesting Started Here: The Fallen Angel (French: L'Ange déchu) is a painting by French artist Alexandre Cabanel. You were saying? Preferably this. Ah huh. Not the face, but— the body— you know. Like this. Okay. Who will let me do everything. Everything as in? Everything. Well, as you know, dudes are gross… Hence the name of this store, good sir. I am in no way good, nor am I a “sir”, and for all intensive purposes, my employment at this store signals my deep indirection in life and may also be an indication of more serious issues. Maintained. Alright, so I'll show you what we got. No promises; The type of model you want is popular, Might be out of stock. Considerable. What's your price range? This credit card has no limit. Credit, or debit? My debit card is also linked to a plethora of infinite wealth. Right this way. Do you think I deserved for him to hit me like that? I don't know. Maybe. I mean—the cheating is a given; I was really really fat..:but do you think like, him getting violent was some kind of karma for something? Maybe. Like maybe I had it coming for whatever reason— and just didn't know it. Maybe. 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If singers talked the way they sing, you might think they were having a stroke. From The Beatles and Nat "King" Cole to The Police and Beck to Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, singers have been making up words, started counting or spelling for no reason, and they've had weird bouts of repeating select words. Sometimes they're avoiding censorship, sometimes it just inexplicably sounds right ... and sometimes, well, maybe they ARE having a stroke. In this episode of "How We Heard It," Chuck and Wayne explore modern and classic songs featuring weird lyrics that have entertained, and irritated, them for years. And the haters can just hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.  

Mark and Jonny Numb discuss the 2001 action horror film Ghosts of Mars, directed by John Carpenter, and starring Ice Cube, Natasha Henstridge, Jason Statham and some ill-tempered ghosts, the movie focuses on what happens when an elite force of space cops battle a group of unintelligible ghost people. In this episode, they also talk about trampolines, John Carpenter's filmography, and space gibberish. Enjoy!

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On this episode of One Indescribable Podcast… Adam H, Todd the Librarian, and TV Lindy continue their journey through every episode of Pushing Daisies by recapping Season 2 Episode 12: Water & Power In Todd's game corner, Adam and Lindy team up to try to win a quiz about con artists! “He was fast approaching the thin line between stake out and make out” We're pleased as pie you're listening! Follow the podcast on Twitter @oneCXGpodcast! Find us @pianomanadam1 (Adam), @librariantodd (Todd), and @tvlindy (Lindy)! Follow Whirlwind Podcasts @WhirlwindPods and visit our website at whirlwindpodcasts.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this light-hearted episode, Victor Varnado, KSN, and Rachel Teichman, LMSW, dive into the nonsense world of gibberish. The duo explores how random sounds and phrases can be entertaining. Did you know gibberish is sometimes used to help children develop language skills?Produced and hosted by Victor Varnado & Rachel TeichmanFull Wikipedia article here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GibberishSubscribe to our new newsletter, WikiWeekly at https://newsletter.wikilisten.com/ for a fun fact every week to feel smart and impress your friends, and MORE! https://www.patreon.com/wikilistenpodcastFind us on social media!https://www.facebook.com/WikiListenInstagram @WikiListenTwitter @Wiki_ListenGet bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While Donald Trump was rambling through an interview answer that blamed Ukraine for Russia's invasion, Vice President Kamala Harris made three stops in Wisconsin to ask voters to take the country in a more stable direction. Harris was accompanied by entrepreneur Mark Cuban, who described Trump's plan for massive tariffs and trade wars as “just gibberish.” In Green Bay, friend of the show and Democratic candidate in Wisconsin's 8th District, Dr. Kristin Lyerly went a little off script at the Harris rally. Meanwhile, Pat points out that Trump seemingly makes grown men cry (or the same man over and over?) at his campaign stops. Keya Vakil helps us review the week's big stories, from the early voting numbers in Wisconsin to the rhetoric we are seeing in the final stretch on the presidential campaign trail. Keya makes an excellent point that voting is just one part of the role we need to play in civic life. The hour wraps with some fun with 'Today's History Lesson' with songs from Chuck Berry and the 5th Dimension, celebrity birthdays and fun facts about October 18th. If you missed the fun to begin the hour, here are the exciting calls from the ALCS game with the Guardians beating the Yankees, in English and in Spanish. UpNorthNews with Pat Kreitlow airs on several stations across the Civic Media radio network, Monday through Friday from 6-8 am. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X, and Instagram to keep up with Pat & the show! Guest: Keya Vakil

Paula takes one the hosting duties - Please bring your own Prosciutto  This Game is Broken is a comedy board game panel show with Matthew Jude, Dave Luza, Paula Deming, Nick Murphy and Mike Murphy. We play a lot of nonsense games full of role playing and trivia as well as other fun stuff which can be found at the links below. This Game is Broken is eternally thankful to our Sponsors Restoration Games Find them at https://restorationgames.com/ Folded Space Have Amazing Inserts! - https://www.foldedspace.net/ Many Worlds Tavern - Find your coffee for game night here - https://manyworldstavern.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/TGiBpodcast iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/this-game-is-broken/id1282526804?mt=2 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/this_game_is_broken_podcast/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Thisgameisbrokenpodcast/ Email - Thisgameisbrokenpodcast@gmail.com And if you want to help us out financially... for some insane reason... PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/thisgameisbroken

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The episode kicks off with a playful game called “Drug or Gibberish,” where Ginger tests her skills in identifying real medications versus made-up names, with each correct guess leading to a donation to the National Marrow Donor Program. Together, Pat and Ginger explore how the show has transformed into a vital resource for sharing knowledge and experiences within the oncology community, celebrating its recent nomination for the MM+M Award in the Use of Podcasting category. They discuss the importance of diverse topics, consistent content, and the connections fostered through interviews with industry experts.Tune in to discover insights from Ginger's journey, the evolution of the podcast, and how you can leverage its resources to enhance your understanding of oncology practice.

Ever wondered what's in Krab with "K"? On this week's episode of 2 Non Doctors, Liz is trying to do some smart snackin' so she needs to find out what's in this mystery seafood. And according to the internet, Maria might be "mentally ill" for an unsettling habit of hers...listen for more! Subscribe, rate & review us!Become a Patron! Get access to weekly and monthly bonus episodes, episodes before they are released, stickers and more! patreon.com/2nondoctorsEmail us: 2nondoctors@gmail.comFollow us: Instagram @2nondrs  Twitter/X/Facebook @2nondoctors --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/2-non-doctors/support

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In this podcast, we dive into the new concept of OCR 2.0 - the future of OCR with LLMs. We explore how this new approach addresses the limitations of traditional OCR by introducing a unified, versatile system capable of understanding various visual languages. We discuss the innovative GOT (General OCR Theory) model, which utilizes a smaller, more efficient language model. The podcast highlights GOT's impressive performance across multiple benchmarks, its ability to handle real-world challenges, and its capacity to preserve complex document structures. We also examine the potential implications of OCR 2.0 for future human-computer interactions and visual information processing across diverse fields. Key Points Traditional OCR vs. OCR 2.0 Current OCR limitations (multi-step process, prone to errors) OCR 2.0: A unified, end-to-end approach Principles of OCR 2.0 End-to-end processing Low cost and accessibility Versatility in recognizing various visual languages GOT (General OCR Theory) Model Uses a smaller, more efficient language model (Quinn) Trained in diverse visual languages (text, math formulas, sheet music, etc.) Training Innovations Data engines for different visual languages E.g. LaTeX for mathematical formulas Performance and Capabilities State-of-the-art results on standard OCR benchmarks Outperforms larger models in some tests Handles real-world challenges (blurry images, odd angles, different lighting) Advanced Features Formatted document OCR (preserving structure and layout) Fine-grained OCR (precise text selection) Generalization to untrained languages This episode was generated using Google Notebook LM, drawing insights from the paper "General OCR Theory: Towards OCR-2.0 via a Unified End-to-end Model". Stay ahead in your AI journey with Bot Nirvana AI Mastermind. Podcast Transcript: All right, so we're diving into the future of OCR today. Really interesting stuff. Yeah, and you know how sometimes you just gain a document, you just want the text, you don't really think twice about it. Right, right. But this paper, General OCR Theory, towards OCR 2.0 via a unified end-to-end model. Catchy title. I know, right? But it's not just the title, they're proposing this whole new way of thinking about OCR. OCR 2.0 as they call it. Exactly, it's not just about text anymore. Yeah, it's really about understanding any kind of visual information, like humans do. So much bigger. It's a really ambitious goal. Okay, so before we get ahead of ourselves, let's back up for a second. Okay. How does traditional OCR even work? Like when you and I scan a document, what's actually going on? Well, it's kind of like, imagine an assembly line, right? First, the system has to figure out where on the page the actual text is. Find it. Right, isolate it. Then it crops those bits out. Okay. And then it tries to recognize the individual letters and words. So it's like a multi-step? Yeah, it's a whole process. And we've all been there, right? When one of those steps goes wrong. Oh, tell me about it. And you get that OCR output that's just… Gibberish, told gibberish. The worst. And the paper really digs into this. They're saying that whole assembly line approach, it's not just prone to errors, it's just clunky. Yeah, very inefficient. Like different fonts can throw it off. And write. Different languages, forget it. Oh yeah, if it's not basic printed text, OCR 1.0 really struggles. It's like it doesn't understand the context. Yeah, exactly. It's treating information like it's just a bunch of isolated letters, instead of seeing the bigger picture, you know, the relationships between them. It doesn't get the human element of it. It's missing that human touch, that understanding of how we visually organize information. And that's a problem. A big one. Especially now, when we're just like drowning in visual information everywhere you look. It's true, we need something way more powerful than what we have now. We need a serious upgrade. Enter OCR 2.0. That's what they're proposing, yeah. So what's the magic formula? What makes it so different from what we're used to? Well, the paper lays out three main principles for OCR 2.0. Okay. First, it has to be end to end. It needs to be… And to end. Low cost, accessible. Got it. And most importantly, it needs to be versatile. Versatile, that's a good one. So okay, let's break it down end to end. Does that mean ditching that whole assembly line thing we were talking about? Exactly, yeah. Instead of all those separate steps, OCR 2.0, they're saying it should be one unified model. Okay. One model that can handle the entire process. So much simpler. And much more efficient. Okay, that makes sense. And easier to use, which is key. And then low cost, I mean. Oh, absolutely. That's got to be a priority. We want this to be accessible to everyone, not just… Sure. You know. Right, not just companies with tons of resources. Exactly. And the researchers were really clever about this. Yeah. They actually chose to use a smaller, more efficient language model. Oh, really? Yeah, they called it Quinn and… Instead of one of the massive ones that's been in the news. Exactly. And they proved that you don't need this giant energy guzzling model to get really impressive results with OCR. So efficient and powerful. I like it. That's the goal. But versatile. That's the part that always gets me thinking because… It's where things get really interesting. Yeah, we're not even just talking about recognizing text anymore. No, it's about recognizing any kind of… Visual information. Visual information that humans create, right? Yeah. Like, think about it. Math formulas, diagrams, even something like sheet music. Hold on. Sheet music. Like actually reading music. Yeah. And it's a really good example of how different this is. Okay. Because music, it's not just about recognizing the notes themselves. Right. It's about understanding the timing, the rhythm. So languid. How those symbols all relate to each other. It's a whole system. That's wild. Okay, so how do they even begin to teach a machine to do that? Well, they got really creative with the training data. Okay. Instead of just feeding it like raw text and images, they built these data engines to teach JART different visual languages. Data engines. That sounds intense. Yeah, it's basically like, imagine for the sheet music they used, let me see, it's called humdrum kern. Okay. And essentially what that does is it turns musical notation into code. Oh, interesting. So Johnny T learned to connect those visual symbols to their actual musical meaning. So it's learning the language. Exactly. That's incredible, but sheet music's just one example, right? What other kind of crazy stuff did they throw at this thing? Oh, they really tried everything. Math formulas, those are always fun. I bet. Molecular formula, even simple geometric shapes, squares and circles. Really? Yeah, they used all sorts of tricks to represent these visual elements as code. So GOT could understand it. Exactly. Like for the math formulas, they used a language called latex. Have you heard of that one? Yeah, yeah, that's how a lot of scientists and mathematicians, they use that to write equations. Exactly. It's how they write it so computers can understand it. It's like the code of math. Exactly. And so by training GOT on latex, they weren't just teaching it to recognize what a formula looks like. Right, right. They were teaching it the underlying structure, like the grammar of math itself. Okay, now that is really cool. Yeah, and they found that GOT could actually generalize this knowledge. It could even recognize elements of formulas that it had never seen before. No way. It was like it was starting to understand the language of math, which is pretty incredible when you think about it. Yeah, that's wild. Okay, so we've got this model. It can recognize text. It can recognize all these other complex visual languages. We're getting somewhere. But how does it actually perform? Like does it actually live up to the hype? So this is it, huh? We've got this super OCR model that's been trained on everything but the kitchen sink. Time to put it to the test. We went through the ringer. Yeah. What did they even start with? Well, the classics, right? Plain document OCR, PDFs, articles, that kind of thing. Basic but important. Exactly. And they tested it in both English and Chinese just to see how well-rounded it was. And drumroll, how to do? Crushed it. Absolutely crushed it. No way. State-of-the-art performance on all the standard document OCR benchmarks. That's amazing. Oh, and here's the really interesting part. It actually outperformed some much larger, more complex models in their tests. So it's efficient and it's powerful. That's a winning combo. Exactly. It shows you don't always have to go bigger to get better results. Okay, that's awesome. But what about real-world stuff? You know, the messy stuff. Oh, they thought of that. Like trying to read a sign with a weird font or a crumpled-up napkin with handwriting on it? Yep. All that. They have these data sets specifically designed to trip up OCR systems with blurry images, weird angles, different lighting. The stuff nightmares are made of. Right. And GOT handled it all like a champ. It was really impressive. Okay, so this isn't just some theoretical thing. It actually works. It's the real deal. I'm sold. But there was another thing they mentioned, something about formatted document OCR. What is that exactly? That's where things get really elegance. The formatted documents, it's not just about recognizing the words. Right. It's about understanding the structure of a document. Okay, like the headings and bullet points? Exactly. Tables, the whole nine yards. It's about preserving the way information is organized. So it's like imagine being able to convert a complex PDF into a perfectly formatted word doc automatically. Precisely. That's the dream, right? I would save me so many hours of my life. Oh, tell me about it. No more reformatting everything manually. Did GOT actually managed to do that? It did. And it wasn't just a fluke. The researchers found that GOT was consistently able to preserve document structure, which really shows that this OCR 2.0 approach, it can understand information hierarchy in a way that we just haven't seen before. That's a game changer. Okay, before I forget, we got to talk about that fine grained OCR thing. They mentioned. Yes, that's where it gets really precise. It sounds like you have microscopic control over the text. Like you're telling it exactly what to read. Yeah. It's like having a laser pointer for text. You can say, read the text in that green box over there, or read the text between these coordinates on the image. That is wild. And how accurate is it when you get that specific? It was surprisingly accurate, even at that level of granularity. That's amazing. And they didn't even have to specifically train it for every little thing. Well, that's this part. They actually found that GOT could sometimes recognize text in languages they hadn't even trained it on. What? Are you serious? Yeah. It's because it had encountered similar characters in different contexts, so it was able to make educated guesses. So it's learning. It's actually learning. Exactly. It's not just pattern matching anymore. It's actually generalizing its knowledge. Okay, so big picture here. Is OCR 2.0 the real deal, or is this just hype? I think the results speak for themselves. This isn't just a minor upgrade. This is a fundamental shift in how we think about extracting meaning from images. GOT proves that this OCR 2.0 approach, it's not just a pipe dream. It has incredible potential to change everything. Yeah, it really feels like we're moving beyond just digitizing stuff. You know, it's like machines are actually starting to understand what they're seeing. Exactly. It's a whole new era of human-computer interaction. And if GOT can already handle sheet music and geometric shapes and complex document formatting, I mean, the possibilities are, it's kind of mind-blowing. It really makes you wonder what other fields are on the verge of their own 2.0 transformations. That's a great question, one to ponder. But for now, this has been an incredible deep dive into the future of OCR. Thanks for joining me. And until next time, keep those minds curious.

This week we delve into the most hard-hitting stories of the day, like how Dave Grohl feels the need to Twitter shame himself and how Linkin Park hired a cult member and it really pissed off the guy from At the Drive-In. It's all bad, folks.On this week's Right Profile:Temple GuardTrendsomeVantage Point Check Us Out:PatreonSixth and Center PublishingMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

According to the writer, historian and activist Rebecca Solnit, US media are failing to cover Donald Trump properly. “His incapacity to be coherent is pretty much hidden from the public, unless they're listening directly or reading alternative media,” she says. Solnit, whose essay Men Explain Things To Me inspired the word “mansplaining”, says she's convinced that the US mainstream press—including the New York Times—are “sanewashing” the former president and the gibberish he has spouted during the election campaign. Instead of showing how rambling and off-topic he is, they piece together fragments of his speeches to come up with a few crisp sentences. This week, Solnit joins Alan and Lionel on the podcast to explain why, in her view, the real story is not being covered. Together, they hone in on how the media should cover Trump's false claims—such as the one he made during this week's debate, that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio “are eating the dogs… eating the cats…eating the pets of the people that live there.” ABC News factchecked this incredible statement. It wasn't true. Solnit says Americans aren't getting enough of the truth—so can the news better reflect the reality of Donald Trump? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode features a conversation with Bogdan Glogovac, Partnerships Manager at Ducky, a Norwegian technology company working to turn climate efforts from a solo struggle into something fun, collaborative and engaging. It was recorded in July 2024.With a background in Ecology, Marine Biology, and Conservation, Bogdan has spent more than a decade nurturing strategic relationships, creating and managing climate campaigns, and facilitating climate engagement workshops for a wide range of stakeholders across the public and private sectors. Ducky offers software solutions to help track, report and reduce organizational climate footprints. One such solution, Ducky Challenge, is a digital competition that helps companies, communities, and collectives raise climate awareness and educate peers in a fun and engaging bottom-up approach.As a father of three boys and a member of Trondheim-based improvisational theater group "Gibberish", Bogdan is passionate about playfulness. Something that, as you'll hear, plays a major part in his life and work. Amongst other things, Bogdan and I discussed the art of turning data into stories, the magic and mechanics of gamification, and what the wisdom of improv has to offer when it comes to tackling challenges like climate change. Additional links: Visit the Ducky websiteExplore Ducky ChallengeDiscover the Forest appLearn more about Green Apes

This week, we supplement our usual brand of gibberish with exciting new forms of gibberish from the far future (The Jetsons) and the exotic, erotic, episodic(?) world of Sweden and/or the Muppets Theatre.

Text and and let us know your thoughts on today's stories! Donald Trump is so desperate to find a line of attack that works against Kamala Harris that he has now resorted to complete gibberish. In posts on Truth Social this week, Trump has started referring to Kamala as KAMABLA, an intentional misspelling of her name. Not only is this not clever, but it also won't attract a single new voter to his campaign - but it has the potential to push away moderates that are currently on his side. Also, JD Vance is following in his running mate Donald Trump's footsteps and he's already refusing to commit to a debate against freshly-minted Democratic nominee Tim Walz. Vance, and the entire Trump campaign, are already running scared after Harris picked the best possible running mate, and they don't want Vance to be exposed as a fraud up on stage with a real midwesterner. And Freshman Republican Representative Andy Ogles could be in serious legal trouble after a visit from the FBI last week where they took his electronic devices, including his cell phone. The issue appears to be related to false campaign finance filings that Ogles submitted. Those filings were riddled with falsehoods that Ogles was forced to correct and retract via amended filings. But the damage may have already been done by that point.Finally, a former Trump campaign advisor (that is currently involved in litigation against the Trump campaign) says that Trump's mind is "gone." But the reason isn't one that most people would think or even notice. According to former advisor AJ Delgado, Trump's recent admission about his favorite UFC fighter is proof that he has no idea what he's talking about anymore, as he stumbled over a very simple question without being able to give a real answer.Subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay up to date on all of Farron's content: https://www.youtube.com/FarronBalancedFollow Farron on social media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarronBalancedTwitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalancedInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/farronbalancedTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@farronbalanced?lang=en

Maddie and Elle watched MAKEMATE1 and loooooved it. They're here today to break down everything about the show, final lineup, and *questionable* finale format LOL … They also talk through some INSANELY GOOD comebacks recently!!! hello CHK CHK BOOM, hello WALK. …. WHAT'S CURRENT IN KPOP: (07:08) ENHYPEN's "XO" + full album "ROMANCE:UNTOLD" (10:36) NCT127's "Walk" (best song of the year??????) (14:04) WAKER's "Vanilla Choco Shake" (i mean did they write this song FOR Elle, maybe) (17:31) THE BOYZ' full album "Gibberish" (hi, kevin) (21:04) Stray Kids' "Chk Chk Boom" (LEGENDARY) (26:13) BTS Express with Christina!! ..... (42:18) WHAT'S COMING UP IN KPOP … (55:24) MAKEMATE1 REVIEW (1:01:13) Finale thoughts (SO. MUCH. going on here LOL) (1;07:12) Talking about who didn't make the cut (1:14:42) Chatting about the final 7! (1:19:10) Maddie & Elle's favorite MA1 performances (1:26:05) Favorite MA1 moments (1:29:35) Maddie & Elle hand out SUPERLATIVES (bc it's fun) …. (1:42:16) Joshua Hong interview (maybe?) ….. If you're new to THE KDROP, we're so glad you're here!! I truly hope you enjoy listening to this podcast! Also check out YA GIRL'S KDrama Podcast if that's your thing.  …..  Before you do anything else, FOLLOW THE KDROP ON INSTAGRAM! For real, please come and say hey to us over the socials! @the.kdrop_kpop_pod ( https://www.instagram.com/the.kdrop_kpop_pod?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== )  .....  Wanna support YA GIRL? Go and become a Patron!⁠ ⁠www.patreon.com/yagirlmaddiepod?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator⁠⁠  … Finally, jump on  YA GIRL's Discord!! It's where all the friends of YA GIRL gather and talk about hot Korean men. You really don't wanna miss it. ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠https://discord.gg/UeZuyftp⁠⁠

Please hit subscribe/follow. And leave a positive comment. Click here to go to our Patreon Page. Click here to save on clothing and home goods. Click here to go to our website. Click her to go to Aaron Sagers Website Click here for the article we based this show on.   Myths are stories that are based on tradition. Some may have factual origins, while others are completely fictional. But myths are more than mere stories and they serve a more profound purpose in ancient and modern cultures. Myths are sacred tales that explain the world and man's experience.   What is the purpose of a myth? People created myths thousands of years ago to tell how the world and things in it came to be. Myths also help to explain how people act or why things exist. What is a myth that explains something? An origin myth is something that cultures use to explain natural or social events in mythological terms. An example of this is the creation of the world through the tearing apart of a giant. What is classified as a myth?  A usually traditional story of ostensibly historical events that serves to unfold part of the world view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon. What does a myth contain? While all myths are different, myths as such attempt to explain everyday phenomena. They typically involve gods or deities with supernatural powers, may or may not contain a hero or someone on a quest, and were passed down through oral tradition. Is a myth a lie or truth? The Oxford English Dictionary defines myth as a synonym for "untruth", "falsehood", or "lie". But the word has a long history and an equally long range of meanings.   Aaron Sagers ... is a Storyteller. An award-winning media personality and travel expert, he is a TV & on-camera host, producer, journalist, and author on a lifelong mission to make cross-cultural connections across the globe. Sagers is best known for his expertise as a Paranormal Journalist, Paranormal Pop Culture historian, and “nerd culture” expert. Whether exploring Knights Templar in France, drag racing in the United Arab Emirates, exploring elf caves in Iceland, spending days in Romani villages in Transylvania, tagging Great Whites in Cape Cod, swimming in Loch Ness, searching for a cursed witch in a Nicaraguan volcano, camping at Mt. Fuji, wrangling crocodiles in Australia, meeting privately with the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences in Rome, traveling solo in Morocco, or pursuing the best cocktails in, well, everywhere, Aaron is a relentlessly curious adventurer who has explored six continents, and dozens of countries. He was invested as one of only three worldwide Knights of Count Dracula by the Transylvanian Society of Dracula, is a Scottish Laird, was turned into an action figure, ran some marathons, and has his face on a bottle of rum.   A National Geographic presenter and former professor at New York University, Aaron currently appears as host of Netflix's 28 Days Haunted, on Travel Channel's Paranormal Caught on Camera (now filming its seventh season); is creator/host of the Talking Strange video and podcast show with the Den of Geek network; producer/host of Ripley's Believe It or Not! Ripley's Road Trip show; creator/host of the ad-supported independently produced paranormal/true crime podcast NightMerica.

Comedy! Review! Star Trek! Sometimes we also say random words with no connection as we take a look at "Babel"! The Chief gets a case of the weird talkies, Quark gets out his junk drawer of security hacks, and eventually the answer gets volun-told only the way Kira could. 

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In the 8 AM Hour: Larry O'Connor and Julie Gunlock discussed: WMAL GUEST: 8:05 AM - INTERVIEW - RICH ANDERSON - Virginia GOP Chair on Virginia Primary SOCIAL MEDIA: https://x.com/RichAndersonRPV A guide to the competitive races on the Virginia primary election ballot WMAL GUEST: 8:35 AM - INTERVIEW - TOM BEVAN - Real Clear Politics on the latest 2024 news / polling Biden Gibberish  Where to find more about WMAL's morning show:  Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor,  @Jgunlock,  @patricepinkfile and @heatherhunterdc.  Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Tuesday, June 18, 2024 / 8 AM Hour  O'Connor and Company is proudly presented by Veritas AcademySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sauce attempts to write a song, Cory shares a local connection poker update, Mark Parrish is back in studio before his big trip, Duel of the Decades is all about the 2000s

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All the links you need are here ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/themikeypodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ In this episode, Mikey and Lara dive into the wild world of modern spending. They start with weird purchases—because who doesn't need another expense? They tackle voicemails from listeners, griping about rising prices and the absurd cost of delivery orders. Plus, they touch on the latest cheese and bottled water recalls, because apparently nothing is safe anymore. They “play a brand new game that's taking over the country “The Bitch is Right," a snarky twist on The Price is Right. Mikey and Lara guess the prices of everyday items, showing just how nuts things have gotten. They also break down Gen Z slang, explaining terms like "Stan" and "Sigma," and share their own takes on trying to stay current.  They talk about celebrities they hate for no reason and give away weekend passes to Goldensky Country Music Festival.  The episode wraps up with Mikey's reminder to question everything. Because in today's world, staying skeptical is a good thing. Tune in for laughs, insights, and maybe some new slang to impress your friends. 00:00 - Stand by Channel One 00:38 - Freeloader Friday 05:15 - Weirdest Money Spent 11:58 - Rising Prices 14:17 - Ridiculous Purchases 16:29 - Airport Salads 16:36 - Overpriced Food 17:31 - Doordash Pricing 18:01 - The Bitch is Right 18:29 - Panera Soup Price 19:39 - Golfland Sunsplash Entrance Fee 21:12 - Clean Juice Price 23:09 - Laundry Cost 25:22 - Costco Hot Dog 35:35 - Skibby and Bussing 36:37 - Stan 37:04 - Sigma 38:28 - Yeet 38:48 - Zesty 40:06 - Jojo Siwa 46:01 - Celebrities they hate 52:30 - Celebrities talk 53:20 - Taylor Lautner 54:08 - Coldplay 57:26 - Adam Levine 59:09 - T DS throwback 65:55 - Golden Sky Music Festival winner announced 69:08 - Wedding and Baby #TheMikeyPodcast #Sacramento #ModernSlang #Celebrities #Opinions #Podcast #Giveaway #RisingCosts #MikeyMerc #GenZTerms #GoldenSkyFestival #California --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mikey-muscatello9/message

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A cluster of insanity among 19th century players with Louisville, starring a Gladiator and a Chicken, with resonance to the present day. Plus we visit a forgotten MVP-level season authored by Silent George Stone, pause for  a what-if moment with Whitey Herzog as Rockies manager, and so much more. Gibberish by Timbre, Metrostock99, JohnLaVine333, Vtrmrll, Djgriffin, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Casual Observer. Bell by Nlux. The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman discusses the game's present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they'll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can't get anybody out?

During a recent public appearance, Biden says kids give him the middle finger then promises something in gibberish. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jason Rantz opens with audio from an Anne Hathaway speech that talks about white straight men having too much privilege (or something, it's actually quite hard to figure out what she's saying). Demi Moore offers an update on Bruce Willis' health, and Rantz is still obsessing over his inevitable death. 

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Hello Rank Squad! It's a very special episode today - the 200th Ranks FC Podcast on this feed. Three years on from the inception of Ranks as an independent brand, we've reached the big milestone - so an opportunity to say thank you so much to everyone who's listened and supported us down the years. For a special occasion, we thought we'd pull the stops out and bring back the Rank God to give you the original trio back at full force. Sam Tighe joins us to give a main ranking on the best centre-backs in world football right now, and it's as debate-inducing as you might imagine. We started off with Things We Love, which saw Dean discussing the madness of the Premier League this season so far, Sam chatting about his experiences as a Ranks FC listener for the last few months, and Jack talking Sergio Ramos' return to full goblin mode this weekend as he was sent off twice in the same game.And there was one more throwback at the end, with Gibberish returning to Ranks under Dean's stewardship, where the Transfer Guru ranked some interesting things about the one constant across these 200 episodes. It's Ranks! And remember, if you'd like more from the Rank Squad, including extra podcasts every Monday and Friday (including our weekly Postbox taking a look at the whole weekend of football) and access to our brilliant Discord community, then why not join us here on Patreon?

What is Cockney Rhyming Slang? It's complicated and its origins are unclear. Learn everything we know about it today in this classic episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.