Podcasts about glamour shots

This week Kat and Nic take a ride in the way back machine to Kat's time working a Glamour Shots in the 90's. Surprisingly Glamour Shots instilled some of the best life lessons in its staff and Kat is here to help us dig in!

31 Days of Horror: Day 29 Now that we've seen his work, it's clear based on his paintings that Daniel Robitaille was a pioneer in the field of Glamour Shots. https://www.nickkarner.com/blog 

Small (and maybe the wrong waterfall) waterfall ambience — Okay, so this is my first waterfall, and I'm not psyched about misnaming my first waterfall ambience. But here's the deal. My buddy, Ed, was like, “Yo, you have to check out Moss Glen Falls. They make Warren Falls look like some ****.” So I consulted Google and was served this. “Yeah, that does makes Warren Falls look like some ****.” So I brought my microphone up to Vermont and drove to the falls. And… the bridge was out. The footbridge had been damaged by weather and had some “keep out” -ish signage.  I was bummed but undeterred. I could see the falls back in the woods (from this vantage point, looking to the right of the bridge). These falls looked less impressive (see episode cover image) than the pictures the internet had fed me — yet, I've online dated before, and I know the drill between Glamour Shots and reality. And it may have been a dry summer in the Green Mountains.  I noticed a collection of rocks that could lead me to the other side of the ditch so I could skip the battered bridge. My mind easily picked out the route across boulders, and I stepped one, two, and into the creek I went.  My kid laughed.  And it was worth it to capture my first waterfall. I climbed out of the creek with one sloshing leg limping the rest of the way. I set up the mic and let it roll. Later, I realized I had found some bastard Charlie Brown's Christmas tree waterfall. I should have turned left at the bridge; if I had, I would have wound up here. So… enjoy whatever these falls are called. ___________ Oh, and we're on youtube now! Come check us out.

This week's show starts chatty and gets very silly, kicking off with a brand new Out of Context Audio and continuing with: Brian's just not feeling it; Glamour Shots; going to the mall in the old days; one final River Seine update; Olympic surfing; the Rice Chex plug; America should have sent white trannies to the competitive shooting events; a casino update; a French Olympic coach was arrested for pissing in public; Indian doctors removed a 16-inch gourd from an adventurous man's ass; a Fresno dog was carrying someone's skull around; a dumb tourist severely burned his feet at Death Valley; dead baby cookies; the specialized phone sex line at San Diego Comic Con, not to mention the prostitution arrests; Wraparound Sue; and finally, music performed by members of the “Happy Days” cast.

Jeff 'Chalkx' Fox and Daniel 'Gumby' Vreeland are back in your earholes with their UFC Denver prelims betting guide! It's a short prelim card this week, with only five fights, but the boys agree on the winners of all five of them. We also get some advantageous lines for these five fights, so it could be a profitable team ride come Saturday. Listen in and join the team! JOIN the SGPN community #DegensOnlyExclusive Merch, Contests and Bonus Episodes ONLY on Patreon - https://sg.pn/patreonDiscuss with fellow degens on Discord - https://sg.pn/discordDownload The Free SGPN App - https://sgpn.appCheck out the Sports Gambling Podcast on YouTube - https://sg.pn/YouTubeCheck out our website - http://sportsgamblingpodcast.comSUPPORT us by supporting our partnersCirca Sports - 16 MILLION in guaranteed prizes w/ Circa Survivor & Circa Millions - https://www.circasports.com/circa-sports-million Football Contest Proxy - Use promo code SGP to save $50 at - https://www.footballcontestproxy.com/ Rithmm - Player Props and Picks - Free 7 day trial! http://sportsgamblingpodcast.com/rithmm Underdog Fantasy code SGPN - Up to $250 in BONUS CASH - https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-sgpn Gametime code SGPN - Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code SGPN for $20 off your first purchase - https://gametime.co/ADVERTISE with SGPNInterested in advertising? Contact sales@sgpn.io================================================================Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER CO, DC, IL, IN, LA, MD, MS, NJ, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV, WY Call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY) Call 1-800-327-5050 (MA)21+ to wager. Please Gamble Responsibly. Call 1-800-NEXT-STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS, NV), 1-800 BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-270-7117 for confidential help (MI)

Jeff 'Chalkx' Fox and Daniel 'Gumby' Vreeland are back in your earholes with their UFC Denver prelims betting guide! It's a short prelim card this week, with only five fights, but the boys agree on the winners of all five of them. We also get some advantageous lines for these five fights, so it could be a profitable team ride come Saturday. Listen in and join the team! JOIN the SGPN community #DegensOnlyExclusive Merch, Contests and Bonus Episodes ONLY on Patreon - https://sg.pn/patreonDiscuss with fellow degens on Discord - https://sg.pn/discordDownload The Free SGPN App - https://sgpn.appCheck out the Sports Gambling Podcast on YouTube - https://sg.pn/YouTubeCheck out our website - http://sportsgamblingpodcast.comSUPPORT us by supporting our partnersCirca Sports - 16 MILLION in guaranteed prizes w/ Circa Survivor & Circa Millions - https://www.circasports.com/circa-sports-millionFootball Contest Proxy - Use promo code SGP to save $50 at - https://www.footballcontestproxy.com/Rithmm - Player Props and Picks - Free 7 day trial! http://sportsgamblingpodcast.com/rithmmUnderdog Fantasy code MMASGPN - Up to $250 in BONUS CASH - https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-sgpnGametime code SGPN - Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code SGPN for $20 off your first purchase - https://gametime.co/ ADVERTISE with SGPNInterested in advertising? Contact sales@sgpn.ioWATCH the Sports Gambling PodcastYouTube - https://sg.pn/YouTubeTwitch - https://sg.pn/TwitchFOLLOW The Sports Gambling Podcast On Social MediaTwitter - http://www.twitter.com/gamblingpodcastInstagram - http://www.instagram.com/sportsgamblingpodcastTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@gamblingpodcastFacebook - http://www.facebook.com/sportsgamblingpodcastFOLLOW The Hosts On Social MediaJeff Fox - http://www.twitter.com/jefffoxwriterDaniel Vreeland - http://www.twitter.com/gumbyvreelandShow - http://www.twitter.com/sgpnmmaGambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER CO, DC, IL, IN, LA, MD, MS, NJ, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV, WY Call 877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY) Call 1-800-327-5050 (MA)21+ to wager. Please Gamble Responsibly. Call 1-800-NEXT-STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS, NV), 1-800 BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-270-7117 for confidential help (MI)

A listener shares a memory of one of the most exciting parts of being alive in the 1980s: GLAMOUR SHOTS. _ If you have anxiety, depression or any sense of the world around you, you know that not *everything* is going to be okay. In fact, many things aren't okay and never will be! But instead of falling into the pit of despair, we're bringing you a little OK for your day. Every weekday, we'll bring you one okay thing to help you start, end or endure your day with the opposite of a doom scroll. Created and hosted by Nora McInerny. - Find Nora's weekly newsletter here! Also, check out Nora on YouTube. _ “It's Going To Be OK” is brought to you by The Hartford. The Hartford is a leading insurance provider that connects people and technology for better employee benefits.  Learn more at www.thehartford.com/benefits.  _ Share your OK thing at 612.568.4441 or by emailing a note or voice memo to IGTBO@feelingsand.co. Start your message with “I'm (name) and it's going to be okay.”  _ The IGTBO team is Nora McInerny, Claire McInerny, Marcel Malekebu, Amanda Romani and Grace Barry. _ The transcript for this episode can be found here. Find all our shows and our store at www.feelingsand.co. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a quad crew again this week as Jason is still kicked off the podcast. We open up the episode talking about movies that need to be remade. Florida Man takes us to a festival involving fighting a cop. J is gone but provides us with a funny Random Internet Finds.   One of our favorite segments Rapid Fire is back and Jose is live with the latest WWFU for the crew. Fill in the Blank is back involving movies, food dishes and challenging The Rock. Kevin rounds it out with his weekly Dad Tip. Special thanks to Naomi for the voice nugget. Grab your drink and enjoy the chaos. Cheers! Chris's Top Moments   5:30-6:23 Glamour Shots  27:10-27:40 Easy Chase 31:08-31:43 Creepy Gym Teacher  39:50-40:33 Fancy Lunches 42:00-42:30 Electrolyte Pills      

Maryland Emily joins me to talk this week's episode of Below Deck where Captain Kerry calls them out by their stripes! We also recap epsisodes 3 and 4 of The Jinx Part 2. I'll never think of TV Guides the same again. For more Drama, Darling, and tons of content, subscribe to my Patreon: http://Patreon.com/dramadarling Get 15% off LolaVie with the code Drama at:https://www.lolavie.com/drama

Dairy Queen, Glamour Shots, and Mivacurium Chloride. Dive deep into the upbringing and backstories of individuals who committed history's most notorious crimes, shedding light on the psychological factors that shaped their paths. With a suspenseful twist, the identities of these individuals won't be unveiled until the end of each episode. ‘The Catalyst' will unravel the complex narratives behind these disturbing cases and try to understand what triggered them. Sponsors: Smalls Now is the time to make the switch to Smalls.  Head to Smalls.com/STRANGE and use promo code STRANGE at checkout for 50% off your first order PLUS free shipping!  That's the best offer you'll find but you HAVE to use my code, STRANGE, for 50% off your first order.  One last time: That's promo code STRANGE for 50% off your first order PLUS free shipping! Grammarly Make a bigger impact at work with Grammarly. Sign up and download for FREE at grammarly.com/PODCAST   StitchFix Style that makes you feel as good as you look—get started today at Stitch Fix dot com slash (STRANGE).

This is the second episode in a series on daily life as we remember it during a brighter, more hot pink time in America's history. We're talking about The ‘80s. In this episode, we focus on ‘80s fashion, where  everything was big. Big hair, big clothes. I mean really really big, loud, bright, and too much. We know this now. But we didn't know it then. https://sienaandtoast.com/podcast/80slife2 https://instagram.com/sienaandtoast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the second episode in a series on daily life as we remember it during a brighter, more hot pink time in America's history. We're talking about The ‘80s. In this episode, we focus on ‘80s fashion, where  everything was big. Big hair, big clothes. I mean really really big, loud, bright, and too much. We know this now. But we didn't know it then. https://sienaandtoast.com/podcast/80slife2 https://instagram.com/sienaandtoast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode has flesh wounds, hamsters, and elderberries.Jason, Jim and Joseph launch some of the best medieval weapons scenes in movies. Joseph Johnson – Car DestroyedThe boys perform a hat trick by offending the French, historians, and moviegoers.Jim offers a connection theory between medieval weapons and sodomy.Captain Picard looks so good using Glamour Shots. What's a flail and why does Jason refer to his wife as one?Which is the most menacing kind of axe: a battle axe, a lumber axe, or the body spray?

Hey Listener, get ready to jump to the other side of the sales table as this week stand up comedian/half of Pie and Violence,  Breezy Lee  is on the show to talk about collecting and selling pop culture items. Topics this week include: Your host is still bad at opening at the show. Sharing Pie and Violence with the world, podcasting, and booking comedy shows. The energy of a small room. How do you prepare to perform in front of an audience? What does it feel like after you leave the stage? How did you become a collector? Silverware sets and China cabinets. Beautiful Traders' World and cartoons that you can't make today. Unwrapping a mystery gift. Being way too young at the Pantera show. Tattoos and piercings in the 90s. The Family Computer Room. Being Tom Cruise. The artistic genius of Lisa Frank. Flipping something you love. Buying original artwork. Ed. Glass babies. The thrill of the hunt. This is now a cryptid show. The ocean has turned on man. Titanic the movie or the tragedy?  Being the mall owners of tomorrow. People want cheesy 90's stuff. Media Play and Suncoast Video. Disney everything. Evaluating the thing you have. QueenofClawMachine. Finding pop culture gold in the wild. Making people happy. Being sneaky. Glamour Shots on the beach. Collecting The Nick! Box. Passing on the love.

It's that time of year again when the jingle bells are ringing, and the holiday chaos is in full swing! Moms everywhere are brimming with expectations, hopes, and dreams for the most magical time of the year. But oh, the stress! From church plays to school parties, the holiday calendar is jam-packed, and moms are expected to be everywhere at once. Remember the days of Olan Mills and Glamour Shots? Well, now it's all about finding the ideal location, outfit, and time for that Pinterest-worthy Christmas card. What do you do with them once the festivities are over? Angie wants you to frame her card like a work of art, while Andie believes in the "let it go" philosophy. At the end of the episode Angie, tells a hilarious story about her beloved Grandma Hadfield and a single mitten –you won't want to miss it. This Mother Funny episode is relatable, funny, entertaining, and more!

The joy of betting. EIS: actors strike ending and what the industry will look like; it's not good. Haven't eating anything all day. Strip Clubs. Regular people becoming thieves: four stories to prove it. Russian River why would you make cans? Happy Thanksgiving everyone and enjoyed time with family, maybe also talk about strip clubs. 

The truth fairies are back with more reality TV gossip, entitled parents, A-holes and more! We talk Golden Bachelor, Bachelor in Paradise, Sister Wives AND the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City! And that's just the beginning. We also discuss AI dating, a woman who wants her husband to fall in love with her sister, parents who are making crazy requests of the grandparents and so much more!

Thank you for tuning in!On today's episode, we are going to take a look at the history of department store and shopping mall photography studios!  We will be talking about Olan Mills, CPI Corp, and Glamour Shots!  If you grew up during the 70s or 80s, and even the 90s, there is a very good chance you experienced taking family photos here.  On today's show, I mentioned my recent guest appearance on the Generation S Podcast!  You can find that fantastic show, and that episode here:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/generation-s/id1636598300Support your skin and support the show! By entering the discount code thepcretrospective25 at checkout you get 25% off your skincare order! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showVisit: https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/ for all things Pop Culture Retrospective! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/popcultureretrospective/ Follow me on Twitter!: https://twitter.com/PopCultureRetroReview the show! https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/reviews/new/Pop Culture Retrospective Merch!: https://pop-culture-retrospective-pod.myspreadshop.com/allEmail me anytime: amy@popcultureretrospective.com

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It's time to say Bye Bye Bye to our final deep dive into Fraudster Lou Pearlman. He was a blimp scammer, a boy band scammer, and now he's a talent scout scammer. Just fork over the dough and he'll glamour shot you to stardom. Also, Lou creates 84 businesses to create the largest ponzi scheme to rip off retirees of their savings before Madoff ever did.  Listen now to how it all comes crashing down on Big Poppa as he's sent to the Big House!Follow Us: https://twitter.com/seenanowhttps://www.instagram.com/justin_williams_comedyhttps://twitter.com/arielleaty Follow the show on Discord: https://discord.gg/WRZ8zgusPTWebsite: https://fraudsters.fm/Twitter: https://twitter.com/fraudstersLPNInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fraudsterslpn/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQwl8sDTVEAxhwJdYgm-yrgIntroMusic Credit and Sound Fx:https://twitter.com/gograntgordonSeason Cover Art by:https://comedyartwork.com/ Sources:Documentary: The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story. (2019). YouTube. Retrieved December 23, 2022, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcCRs0Ic3FI.Book: Gray, T. (2008). The Hit Charade: Lou Pearlman, Boy Bands, and the Biggest Ponzi Scheme in U.S. History . Harper Collins.Articles:https://vault.si.com/vault/1993/01/25/baron-blimp-lou-pearlman-head-of-airship-international-ltd-is-fulfilling-adolescent-dreams-of-gloryhttps://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/lou-pearlman-backstreet-boys-nsync-remembrance-7480300/https://abcnews.go.com/US/lou-pearlman-backstreet-boys-nsync-lure-people-massive/story?id=67630954https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/03/13/lou-pearlman-was-disgraced-mogul-who-defrauded-s-boy-bands-then-came-million-ponzi-scheme/https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2007/11/pearlman200711https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5qgey/that-time-lou-pearlman-tried-to-send-a-boy-band-to-spacehttps://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/we-live-in-the-pop-culture-world-that-lou-pearlman-created  https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/n-sync-slapped-with-150-million-lawsuit-255197/https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/backstreet-boys-sue-pearlman-trans-continental-1403688/ 

Pastor Tracy brings for an anointed Word today entitled, "Glamour Shots"! You're just gonna have to listen to the sermon to get the full meaning!

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Welcome to another #BasicBitch after an eventful week! We start off by answering questions from an exciting new listener (send us your questions and you can be next!), Erin discusses her experience at the Cloud Club in Oracle Park (Go Giants!), and Ange shares her new business idea after a couple of unfortunate run-ins with a screen door. Plus we reminisce about the magic of 90s Glamour Shots (keep your eyes peeled for more shares on our IG account). And of course, we cap it off with our moment(s) of pleasure. Enjoy!--Thanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have reached 600 episodes without your help! --Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and fuck the Supreme Court.--SUPPORT US HERE!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

Today I get to catch up with Charlie Thrower. I've known Charlie since my first job bagging groceries for tips in high school. Since then Charlie's turned a passion for photography into a full-on career. From shooting Glamour Shots in the mall to shooting commercials for luxury cars - it's a testament to the axiom “get a job doing what you love and you'll never work a day in your life.” Like me, he's also a mark for pro wrestling, but we try to reign in that talk until the end of the episode for the most part. That said, I hope you enjoy episode 13 of Cinema is Life with Handsome boy Charlie Thrower.

In our 6th Mid Laugh Crisis, we talk about food. Can you believe that? Leslie's girls trip to the NoTell Motel.B.J.'s disapproval of fruitsWe discuss the pros and cons of off brand condoms. Driving tips, for BJ...Glamour Shots!And so much more in the latest installment of Mid Laugh Crisis!

Did you ever pay $29.99 to pose with a fresh makeover — and maybe a feather boa — for Glamour Shots at your local mall? If you did, were you then able to transfer your newfound glamour into a position with a 1980s hair band? If you answered yes to either of these questions, this episode is for you.

Kelli talks about how Glamour Shots changed her life, and other cringey stories.  --- We're Kelli & Fran, hosts of "Sex Talk With Me and My Mom". I'm in my forties, she's in her eighties. But, our conversations prove that age is just a number. Join us as we chat about the most important things in life, which usually circle back to the subject of sex. 

From Popeyes and Glamour Shots comes a film featuring Razzie Nominated and Oscar Winning Actress Faye Dunaway….'s eyes. The guys (Bar'El, Ben, Bracken, Nate and producer, Danny) discuss this Superman franchise spinoff and why Bracken loves it so much. Starring Faye Dunaway, Helen Slater, Peter O'Toole, Peter Cook, Brenda Vaccaro and Mia Farrow. But just because Bracken holds it as a guilty pleasure doesn't mean it is a clear recommend. The guys will discuss whether or not this movie is worth watching with your friends. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @BMWRPodcast or email us at BMWRPodcast@gmail.com Supergirl (1984) was Directed by Jeannot Szwarc, Produced by Timothy Burrill and Illya Salkind, Written By David Odell, Otto Binder, and Al Plastino.

World class photographer Jason Vrolijk of Bridget Marie Collective lent his magnificent talent to Glamour Days, offering mini photo shoots with the beautiful Paper Moon at the festival. From working in the mall during the 90’s at Glamour Shots, to working his own photo shoots at Glamour Days, Jason shares with Stephanie & Amber how veering from traditional ideas of success, leaving conventionality at the door, and finding his, “Passion Umbrella”, helped shape his career and let his creative endeavors become realities. Be it building dioramas for his Barbies as a child, or creating innovative window displays for vintage shops, Jason shares with the gals how unabashedly fostering his creativity led to his success. Lightning Round Bonus! Stephanie presents our listeners with the Vintage Recipe Challenge, (details below)Web: https://www.bridgetmariecollective.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgetmarievintage/Twitter: https://twitter.com/BridgetMarieMagEtsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bridgetmarievintage/VINTAGE RECIPE CHALLENGE (All the Aspic!)MAKE a weird Vintage RecipeSNAP some photos of you making/eating itPOST on InstagramTAG @GlamourDaysFest

Chris Yobb from Diz Journey and Remy's Roundtable joins the NNF Podcast.  The gang discusses dating in High School vs Dating as an adult.  Mary visited Scott and his wife and sprinkled her Drunk Fairy Dust and just left.  Mayr's daughter helps educate the gang on urban and current slang.   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-maffei6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scott-maffei6/support

In this rap-rockin’ edition of the STAB! show, host and biscuit limper Jesse Jones welcomes a nu panel of Eric James Barger I, Melony Ford & Nick Pettigrew to share their three very different HAGOs, nine scribbles from the bathroom walls of Capitalism, craigslist ads for hella sick scooter skills, a glamour shots style photo … Continue reading »

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This ep we're talking about magnetic lashes

Marshy's tech update: all about Robots.  National partner apology hotline.  Matt’s OnlyFans photoshoot.  Alex’s embarrassing pet name for Woodes...REVEALED!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did Jay go to the Zoolander School of Modeling? Did Toby go to Glamour Shots?

1988 was a year for Eddie the Eagle, Lyle Lovett & Mystery Science Theater 3000. Oh, and some people for Glamour Shots.

Up first for our new weekly THROWBACK post - in honor of our most recent episode (#503, which also featured our sister Stephanie) - is Episode #239. Originally airing around Christmas in 2017, this show featured three Ugs revealing what makes us gag and reflecting on those horrible - yet wonderful - Glamour Shots photos.

I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views. If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story. The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/ I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story. My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet. 1997-07-16 Jamie and I had Glamour Shots done for her birthday. 1997-07-26 Don wanted to take me to garage sales and I told him about my suspicion that he is using the clothes as a cheap lure for the raggedy prostitutes in San Jose. I told him that I had talked to someone, though I wouldn't say whom, that had told me about his exploits. I told him that I did not want to believe what I had been told, but that to keep on taking down girls and baby clothing when I know that he is not selling it, can only convince me that he is up to no good. I noticed that he did not pack any girl's or baby clothes for this trip. We didn't argue and Don didn't say much in his own defense, except that he “doesn't sleep with prostitutes.” You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only.

In this episode of COL Drag Race ‘T-Time’, Gary and Damon dish the dirt as the queens do some celebrity improv. The classic Snatch Game of Love is back back back again and these All Stars are all about taking risks. Which gurls provide a laugh out loud performance worthy of continuing and which ones … Continue reading COLDR: AS5E05: Snatch Game of Love →

On this episode, Jamie has been having weird dreams - one of them involving meat - and Paula takes issue with her new headshot for the podcast leading to quite the sisterly squabble. Plus, we've got Uglee and Awkward Moments to share that, coincidentally, both revolved around breakfast. Thanks for listening!

Jasmine Ellis is not only a hilarious comedian, podcaster and cosmetics expert, but a former Storefront for Glamour Shots who zoomed in to the pod to share all the secrets of the trade. She shows us some glamour shots of her own, talks about going to The Domain when she’s home in Austin and malls in small towns on the road, and shares some celeb sightings from her tenure as a mall employee including Erykah Badu outside a Neiman Marcus and Bootsy Collins in the food court.FOLLOW JASMINE:https://www.instagram.com/jasmineelliscomedy/https://twitter.com/JasmineCEllisFOLLOW MALL TALK:https://www.instagram.com/malltalkpodhttps://twitter.com/malltalkpodJOIN THE MALL TALK PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/malltalkpod/BUY MALL TALK MERCH:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/malltalkpodcast

Hosts Rachel McIntosh and Liz Lund discuss the not-so-glamourous parts of being an equestrian. We've all been there but maybe not in such detail...

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During this Corona Virus you might be at home bored out of your mind. I hope this podcast helps you out during your boredom. We discuss the National Anthems that were slaughtered at public events. Matt's AWESOME birthday party. Fred took Glamour Shots as a teenager with an old girlfriend. We also discuss some of our favorite podcasts.

Brittney Fullmer tells a funny story about her husband bringing home flowers and one about a visit to the Declaration of Independence. She is loving the Big Life Journal which helps kids "develop a growth and resilient mindset so they can face life’s challenges with confidence." Her best advice is to make your own happiness. She reveals that in high school she was Mud Lake Idaho's rodeo queen. We laughed about eighties and nineties hairdos and I promised that if she let me post a rodeo queen photo that I'd post my Glamour Shots photo. Brittany is digging through her photos, and I am confident she'll find something. Soooooo, scroll all the way down and burn your retinae on all of that hair! You've been warned. Edited to add: Ok, she sent me a photo of her rodeo queen days. And it reminds me that hair in the 90s was VERY toned down compared to the 80s! Here I am as the Thanksgiving panic about what to get my girls for Christmas sets in: Recent blog articles: How to Give and Ask for Something Everyone Will Love! A Gift Guide Eight Awesome Podcasts I Hope Never End Check out the Drunk Medical Stories Podcast! Me at Glamor Shots, circa 1988: Brittney in her rodeo days: Have a great week!  

https://youtu.be/8H-kEgO75m8 Lift Heavy Run Long® Podcast #159 is in the books. This week Amanda is out of town on vacation. Wilson has the house all to himself but no trouble to get into. The Popeyes vs Chick-fil-et debate rages one. Wilson bitches about his first-world problems like having to sift through Facebook to find replies to his posts. Thirsty interrupts and contradicts all the things. Re-starts work on the LHRL App after a temporary "App Ghosting". Von decides to take all of his wardrobes to glamour shots for a one day shoot where he will accrue a social media bank of pictures. CrossFit CEO resigns and what this means for CrossFit...if anything. https://morningchalkup.com/2019/08/22/crossfit-ceo-resigns/ Check it out! Thanks for listening.

This week Jill's mom gives her a hard time before the My Chemical Romance concert, Scott poses for a old-timey photo, and we find out what Tom Hanks puts in his Christmas cards.

Head in a Case, Breaking Animal News, NBA Emotional Guy, Being Something “Big”, Mother’s/Father’s Day Breakfast, Brant’s 3 Things, Shock Jock, We’re All Sheep, Glamour Fremdschämen, Women and Jewelry; Quotes: “David never sought out to be a great king or soldier.” “My job as a parent is not to give my skills it’s character.” “We’re all sheep and we need a good shepherd.” “There’s no need for Glamour Shots to contact their legal representation.” “I always wanted to be bracelet guy but I just don’t have the work ethic.”

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: SHATG Report: Burger King to deliver to traffic jams and Steve Harvey loses his television shows; Animals that look like celebrities; Competitive meat judging; Glamour Shots; Man gives his mom part of his liver; Woman sues the lottery; It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

Today on the Woody and Wilcox Show: SHATG Report: Burger King to deliver to traffic jams and Steve Harvey loses his television shows; Animals that look like celebrities; Competitive meat judging; Glamour Shots; Man gives his mom part of his liver; Woman sues the lottery; It Happened in Flori-duh; And so much more!

Fell asleep at the "wheel". A really bad performance of the National Anthem. Rideshare cars are dirty. This prankster went too fire when she started "firing" people from Walmart. Victoria's Secret fashion show will not longer be aired on network TV. The healthiest grocery stores. With Game of Thrones ending, so are peoples' sweet gigs. Plane entertainment. TV. Glamour Shots.

Welcome to Episode 4. It's about to get real as we Drink some Green Cheek Nelson Brew titled Swim Test. We then take an adventure to eating dried Anchovy Pretzels with more amazing stories from Alan a d Jeff w/ Guest Caster Joey! Thanks for your Support and don't forget to check out our behind the scenes videos on youtube to better see how all these stories play out on Camera.

In this episode, the Goods from the Woods Boys are joined once again by guest host Sam Harter and their special guest, comedian Solange Castro! Solange has a new album out now on Radland Records called 'A Journey of Self Discovery' and we talk about what that actually means for Solange. We also talk about Yale a cappella groups, the L.A. stand-up comedy scene and, as the title suggests, glamour shot photography! This episode is all over the place and so damn funny. Y'all check it out and be sure to buy Solange's album and follow her on Twitter and Instagram @Solange_Here.  Song of the week is "Take My Breath Away" by Fyodor Popov.  Follow the show @TheGoodsPod  Rivers is @RiversLangley  Dr. Pat is @PM_Reilly  Sam is @SlamHarter  Mr. Goodnight is @SepulvedaCowboy  Pick up a Goods from the Woods t-shirt at:  http://prowrestlingtees.com/TheGoodsPod

Six retailers have filed for bankruptcy and we're only six weeks into 2019. What is happening? We don't know, but we're ready to pour one out. If you never got cast on America's Next Top Model, you're about to have another chance at model stardom...sort of. H&M is shaking things up and bringing a former whistleblower on board. An outerwear brand collaborated with Inuit seamstresses, and Conde Nast is launching a B2B publication. Come hang out! Pop Fashion Links Website: www.popfashionpodcast.com Instagram: @popfashionpodcast Twitter: @JustPopFashion Lisa’s Links Twitter: www.twitter.com/lisatella Website: www.lisarowan.com Kaarin’s Links Twitter: www.twitter.com/truetostyle Website: www.truetostyle.com

Jonathan Cooke is a voice actor based in Los Angeles, California. He is the first guest of Not Nosy that Rebecca has actually met in real life, but they originally met on HitRecord.org as @jondoodles and @recgator. Jonathan has an amazing natural speaking voice, in addition to a variety of character voices and accents. The two talk about everything from the details of voice acting from home and making decisions on accents, to Glamour Shots and u-pick auto parts. Jonathan is the voice of many video game characters, and also enjoys working on audiobook dramas, in addition to his commercial work. He's recently been featured in My Time at Portia and 39 Days to Mars, both PC games soon to be released for consoles. He also recently illustrated the children's book, Reggie Rabbit Learns to Hop by Naomi Voorhees. Visit Jonathan Cooke's website and IMDb page. Books We Mentioned: Not Nosy may earn a commission for purchases made through the following links: Reggie Rabbit Learns to Hop by Naomi R Voorhees, Illustrated by Jonathan Cooke More of Jonathan's Work: My Time at Portia 39 Days to Mars Hooked - Once Upon a Time eBook and audiobook drama Jehovah Jireh - The Chronicles of Narnia audio drama HitRecord Mentions: Odd Ninja Out Testimonial, HitRecord Shorts Showcase, HitRecord Shorts Showcase 2, First Impressions Dating App @notnosypodcast on Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube

If you'd like guidance on how to navigate the complexities of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and the integration of social media into your digital assets, don't miss this episode where Mike Sacopulos interviews Brent Cavender, Chief Client Advocate of MetaMed Marketing. Brent shares his thoughts about the design, utility, and functionality of an effective healthcare practice web site, as well as how to select a good web designer and choose the right firm to host your site. https://www.sweor.com/firstimpressionshttps://www.MetaMedMarketing.com

If you’d like guidance on how to navigate the complexities of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and the integration of social media into your digital assets, don’t miss this episode where Mike Sacopulos interviews Brent Cavender, Chief Client Advocate of MetaMed Marketing. Brent shares his thoughts about the design, utility, and functionality of an effective healthcare practice web site, as well as how to select a good web designer and choose the right firm to host your site. https://www.sweor.com/firstimpressionshttps://www.MetaMedMarketing.com

Midlife IPA episode four. In this episode we Randee and Baxter discuss the stuff that makes old people crazy.

Happy Twofer Tuesday!!!! Today We Talked About Sears Filing Bankruptcy, The Old Sears Catalog, Senior Pictures At K-Mart, Glamour Shots, Things That Young Couples Do Together, Witch Trial Victim’s House Up For Sale, Suspect Eats Crack Pipe, Sex Dolls That Look Like Exes, That Bowling Green Coach That Got Fired, Chicks Dig The Parkland Shooter - #WTF, Amy Winehouse’s Hologram Tour, That New Burger King Black Fanta Freeze, Tara Reid Kicked Off A Plane, Listener Emails, To Tell The Truth!!!!!! Would Rather Have The Green Or Blue Poops??????

Happy Twofer Tuesday!!!! Today We Talked About Sears Filing Bankruptcy, The Old Sears Catalog, Senior Pictures At K-Mart, Glamour Shots, Things That Young Couples Do Together, Witch Trial Victim’s House Up For Sale, Suspect Eats Crack Pipe, Sex Dolls That Look Like Exes, That Bowling Green Coach That Got Fired, Chicks Dig The Parkland Shooter - #WTF, Amy Winehouse’s Hologram Tour, That New Burger King Black Fanta Freeze, Tara Reid Kicked Off A Plane, Listener Emails, To Tell The Truth!!!!!! Would Rather Have The Green Or Blue Poops??????

In this episode:- Don't Hold Your Breath- Double Stuffed Into The Corner- I've Fallen And I Can't Stop Spasming… and moreWARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

NEWS: (00:07:33) The rise and fall of MoviePass: how 'Netflix for cinemas' fell apart (The Guardian) Chris Pine and Chris Hemsworth 'Star Trek 4' Future In Doubt as Talks Fall Through (Exclusive) (THR) Marilyn Monroe Lost Nude Scene From ‘The Misfits' Discovered (Deadline) There Will Soon Be a List of Every Popular Movie You Can't Watch Anywhere Online, From ‘True Lies' to ‘Cocoon' (IndieWire) Oscars Won't Televise All Awards Live, Adds "Popular" Film Category (THR) Sony Will Never Stop with the Spider-Man Spinoffs (Film School Rejects)       FLICKS: "BlacKkKlansman" (00:55:19) SLS Cast rating: 3.75 Matt's rating: 4 Tim's rating: 3.5 "Three Identical Strangers" (01:18:33) SLS Cast rating: 4.25 Matt's rating: 4 Tim's rating: 4.5     NEXT WEEK!    THE FLICKS "First Reformed" (VOD) & "RBG" (Theater & VOD)   SEGMENT TWO: I'm The Only One Who Hated It       Until Next Time Cinephiles...     AUDIO LINKS: "BlacKkKlansman" Trailer (HERE) "Three Identical strangers" Trailer (HERE) "Short Cuts" (199) Clip (HERE)  RSS Feed   (All music within the podcast is copyrighted 2010 - 2018 by Cries of Solace and is used with permission. Additional copyrighted material used under Fair Use for the purposes of [including, but not limited to]: criticism, comment, and news reporting. Any opinions expressed are strictly those of the hosts, and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Sony or any of its affiliates and subsidiaries.)

Justin Zarr of Bowhunting.com is back again on the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, and continue to ride the BS train. This week's discussion starts off with the recent introduction of the Whitetail Championship sponsored by the Bone Collectors and also includes our opinions on hunting fitness and long range archery shots while hunting. We also mix in conversation about our favorite 1980's extreme sports movie, hunting glamour shots, and people who wear full camo all year round. Dan also confesses to begin a d-bag every once in a while.

Justin Zarr of Bowhunting.com is back again on the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, and continue to ride the BS train. This week's discussion starts off with the recent introduction of the Whitetail Championship sponsored by the Bone Collectors and also includes our opinions on hunting fitness and long range archery shots while hunting. We also mix in conversation about our favorite 1980's extreme sports movie, hunting glamour shots, and people who wear full camo all year round. Dan also confesses to begin a d-bag every once in a while.

Malyssa and Kirt recap the 2018 WFCA State Tournament. Forensics Faces is recorded and edited in Sheboygan, WI. Our theme song was written and performed by JJ Hameister. If you’re a fan of Forensics Faces, give us a rating on iTunes, Stitcher or wherever you listen to podcasts. Find more info, including a link to purchase official Forends of the Pod merch, at www.ForensicsFaces.com, and connect with us on Facebook & Twitter by searching Forensics Faces.

It's the last new episode of the year so we're going out with a bang. Not only do you get THREE Ug sisters for this show but you're also getting a very exciting announcement!  In this episode, Jamie, Paula and Stephanie talk about what makes us gag, literally, plus our adventures at Glamour Shots back in the day. And you simply must to listen to teh entire show as we close with three epic Uglee and Awkward Moments and some big news about what's happening to the Uglee Truth in 2018!

Alison Stooksbury lives in Knoxville, TN and is a stay-at-home mom to two. Her husband Brandon builds houses and at the time of this interview, he was over a year into building their dream house - by himself.  Find out more about my visit to Glamour Shots and see some of my favorite shots from our family photo session now at GlamourShots.com. What we chat about: How her husband working on their dream home affected their marriage and what they've done to stay connected Struggling through the adjustment of becoming a full-time stay-at-home mom Battling the lies that can pull her into depression How God has worked in her life as she has become increasingly honest with Him A practical way she's made reading the Bible a priority in her life Links mentioned: YouVersion Bible App Yeti Rambler None Like Him: 10 Ways God Is Different from Us (and Why That's a Good Thing) Where to find Alison: instagram // twitter Episode Sponsors:  Canvas People  Get an 11x14 canvas FREE + shipping by using the promo code MSW at checkout (for a limited time)! Bark Box Get an extra month free when you visit BarkBox.com/MSW! Queen Bee Market Support the show: Shop Amazon Affiliate Link Share the Struggle! Find me on Instagram or Facebook because I want to hear YOUR thoughts on this episode!  If you've been encouraged by the show, please share it with another mom.  The struggle is real.  We might as well do this together!

In this riveting episode Rebecca and I start off by sharing what we've been up to lately.  I shared a little about my experience at Revelation Wellness Instructor Training and how I recently went to Glamour Shots with my family for family portraits.   Rebecca shared that she's been struggling with being a homeschool mom and me and everyone else on the live Instagram video gave our hearty agreement that being a mom of any kind can be a stinking beating at points. So here are our favorite things for this year: Clothed in Victory: Promo Code MOMSTRUGGLINGWELL for 20% off your order of $50 or more! Revelation Wellness Instructor Training Glamour Shots Write the Word Journals Powersheets  Lidded Jar Container Candle  Trader Joes Cedar Balsam Candle Mercy Candle Company  ESV Single Column Journaling Bible ESV Single Column Journaling Bible Large Print  A Gracious Space: Fall: Daily Reflections to Sustain Your Homeschooling Commitment (Volume 1) New Morning Mercies Parenting: 14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family Teleties Rad Joy "Quiet Time" Box Armed with Truth Temporary Scripture Tattoos  Qalo Men's Functional Silicone Wedding Rings, Athletics Collection Montessori Toys @thehomeedit instagram account  Seinfeld Documentary Long Story Short Old Story New Sticky Situations Instant Pot Macarons

Brooke's husband, Tristan, joins the gals to talk shit about weddings! He chats about what it was like to be broke but still wanting to get engaged, and he spills the beans about all the drama that went on before and after proposing to Brooke!!     They also read listeners' confessionals about dumping bridesmaids, raffle prizes at receptions and inappropriate solo sessions with wedding photographers.  They also invent something called an Anger Treadmill and plan a group trip to Glamour Shots...after confirming the company still exists.    -- GUEST INFO/PLUGS:   Want to hear dudes talk shit about football?! Then listen to Worst To First, a football podcast for winner and losers.  Each episode Tristan and his pal Gene discuss weekly football news and what it's like to be fans of the best (Pats) and worst (Jets) teams in the NFL.     --   BRIDAL BREAK INFO:   - Scott's Adult Slushy - frozen boozy drink (Pam) - First Time Flippers - funny renovation show on DIY Network (Tristan) - Oh, Hello - Broadway comedy show now on Netflix (Brooke)     --   Wedding Confessionals Links: www.weddingconfessionals.com Instagram Twitter Facebook   Have a crazy story you want to tell us? Emails us: weddingconfessionals@gmail.com Call us: 434-933-2663 (That's 434-WED-CONF) Write us: https://weddingconfessionals.com/tell-us-your-secret/   We promise to never reveal any names to protect the innocent...and annoyed. Your secret's safe with us!

This week the guys talk about TV and video games before they get to the Magic. They go on to discuss announcements and changes from WotC, spoilers from Amonkhet, new mechanics and card design. Stick around until the end to hear how we interact with our listeners.

On today’s DumbGuzzler podcast we disucss Kellyanne Conway and her Glamour Shots pictures as well as her claim of microwave ovens watching us. Mic 1 discusses his enjoyment for stand-up and his take on Jim Norton’s and Joe Rogan’s Netflix...Read more

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Shay Bocks of Feast Design Company. Shay started hustlin’ in 2008 to connect her creative gifts and ravenous curiosity with the ambition of creative entrepreneurs. Nowadays, that dream has manifested into a full-time operation serving other dreamers just like herself. Within the Genesis community, Shay is best known for her Foodie Pro theme, one that has continually been the #1 selling theme on StudioPress. She followed that up with a theme called Brunch Pro, and just recently released another one called Cook’d Pro. In this 31-minute episode Brian Gardner, Lauren Mancke, and Shay Bocks discuss: How Shay’s first 7 jobs shaped what she does today Challenges she faces as a small business owner The popularity of the Foodie Pro Theme What makes a successful food blogging brand A recipe solution: the Cookbook Plugin Listen to StudioPress FM below ... Download MP3Subscribe by RSSSubscribe in iTunes The Show Notes Follow Feast Design Co. on Twitter FeastDesignCo.com Foodie Pro Theme Brunch Pro Theme Cookbook Plugin The Transcript The Business of Food Blogging: Is it Lucrative? Jerod Morris: Hey, Jerod Morris here. If you know anything about Rainmaker Digital and Copyblogger, you may know that we produce incredible live events. Well, some would say that we produce incredible live events as an excuse to throw great parties, but that’s another story. We’ve got another one coming up this October in Denver. It’s called Digital Commerce Summit, and it is entirely focused on giving you the smartest ways to create and sell digital products and services. You can find out more at Rainmaker.FM/Summit. We’ll be talking about Digital Commerce Summit in more detail as it gets closer, but for now, I’d like to let a few attendees from our past events speak for us. Attendee 1: For me, it’s just hearing from the experts. This is my first industry event, so it’s awesome to learn new stuff and also get confirmation that we’re not doing it completely wrong where I work. Attendee 2: The best part of the conference for me is being able to mingle with the people and realize that you have connections with everyone here. It feels like LinkedIn Live. I also love the parties after each day being able to talk to the speakers, talk to other people who are here for the first time, people who have been here before. Attendee 3: I think the best part of the conference for me is understanding how I can service my customers a little more easily. Seeing all the different facets and components of various enterprises then helps me pick the best tools. Jerod Morris: Hey, we agree — one of the biggest reasons we host the conference a every year is so that we can learn how to service our customers, people like you, more easily. Here are just a few more words from folks who have come to our past live events. Attendee 4: It’s really fun. I think it’s a great mix of beginner information and advanced information. I’m really learning a lot, and having a lot of fun. Attendee 5: The conference is great, especially because it’s a single-track conference where you don’t get distracted by, “Which session should I go to?” and, “Am I missing something?” Attendee 6: The training and everything, the speakers have been awesome, but I think the coolest aspect for me has been connecting with those people who are putting it on and then other attendees. Jerod Morris: That’s it for now. There’s a lot more to come on Digital Commerce Summit, and I really hope to see you there in October. Again, to get all the details and the very best deal on tickets, head over to Rainmaker.FM/Summit. Voiceover: StudioPress FM is designed to help creative entrepreneurs build the foundation of a powerful digital business. Tune in weekly as StudioPress founder Brian Gardner and VP of StudioPress Lauren Mancke share their expertise on web design, strategy, and building an online platform. Lauren Mancke: On this week’s episode, Brian and I will discuss the business of food blogging with Shay Bocks of Feast Design Company. Brian Gardner: Hey, everyone. Welcome back to StudioPress FM. I am your host, Brian Gardner, and I’m joined, as usual, with the vice president of StudioPress, Lauren Mancke. We’re excited to talk to Shay today because we’re continuing our series here where we’re talking to members and experts, mind you, of the Genesis community. We’re going to just jump right into it. Today, we’re joined by Shay Bocks of Feast Design Company. Shay started hustling in 2008 to connect her creative gifts and ravenous curiosity with the ambition of creative entrepreneurs. Nowadays, that dream has manifested into a full-time operation of serving other dreamers just like herself. Now, within the Genesis community, Shay is best known for her Foodie Pro Theme, one that has continually been the number one selling theme on StudioPress. She followed that up with a theme called Brunch Pro and just recently released a new third food-blogging theme called Cook’d Pro. Shay, it’s a huge pleasure for Lauren and I to have you on the show today. Welcome. Shay Bocks: Thank you. I’m super honored to be here with the likes of you guys. Y’all are my heroes, so this is awesome. Brian Gardner: Ah, the y’all has already started. Shay Bocks: Oh yeah, absolutely. Brian Gardner: I love talking to you because you have such a great accent. It’s awesome. I love it. It makes me smile. Lauren Mancke: I didn’t even notice. That’s how we talk around here. Shay Bocks: Exactly. Lauren knows what I mean. Brian Gardner: So I’m the outsider is what you’re saying? Shay Bocks: Yeah. Shay Bocks: Before we start talking to Shay, the Shay of 2016, I thought it would be fun to head back in time a little bit. Last week on Twitter, there was this hashtag going around called the #FirstSevenJobs. Everybody would Tweet the first seven jobs that they had, and then they used the hashtag. Anyone you were following, you can kind of see what they were up to in years past. Some people flipped hamburgers, and other people were DJs and stuff like that. Let’s talk about when you were younger — you’re still young — but younger than you are now. Before you became this Internet powerhouse, what did you do before this? How Shay’s First 7 Jobs Shaped What She Does Today Shay Bocks: I’m super excited you asked this. A lot of times, those hashtags go around, and it’s kind of silly what people do. But when I actually sat down and wrote out my first seven jobs, it was a realization as to how all of those previous, kind of insignificant jobs, that you start out with really informed what I’m doing now. It’s kind of cool to see how that turned out. The first job I had was actually when I was 15. I became a youth facilitator for a major nonviolence organization. I got to travel around the world with McGruff the Crime Dog, if you remember him. I also got to work with a lot of teens and teach adults how to work with teens, and we lobbied politicians. The biggest thing that I got out of that was that, when I got this insight into using creative solutions to solve problems because we worked with these teens to create media campaigns and we sat in think tanks with refugees from Uganda and different things like that, that had to be the best job that I could have ever hoped for, especially when I was only 15 years old. Brian Gardner: Sure. Shay Bocks: From there, I did something way more boring. I worked as a service coordinator for an HVAC company. I had to switch gears from that and do something a little bit more exciting. I went to New York to live as a live-in nanny. I worked for a single mom, who was really this big-shot corporate creative in New York — really got to see how she leveraged her skills for what she was doing at the time. I’m sure she’s still doing amazing things. After that job was over with, I came back to Chesapeake, Virginia, and worked as an office manager at a radiator repair shop. It was owned by friends of ours. I would say that one taught me how to work with difficult people and how to get invoices paid, but in a very nice way, to make sure the people were happy at the end of the day. Once I was done with that job, I actually left there to move to Texas with my husband at the time, and because we were in an area full of other Army wives, it was so difficult to find a job. I ended up working as a makeup artist at Glamour Shots. I would say that this job was least in-line with my own personality and my values. But now looking back, I can say that’s definitively where I learned how to use Photoshop and how to make a sale. Once my husband deployed and I had our baby — Steve deployed when our baby was two months old — I didn’t want to leave the baby, so I decided to become certified in Army childcare. I ran a 24-hour care for infants out of my home. At any given time, I would have four infants at my house, like all the time. That was my first lucrative business venture. Even though what I was doing was very different from what I’m doing now, I learned so much about business by doing that. I have to tell a short little story and say that the way I got most of my clients, or families that I worked with, was actually by turning a Myspace page into a website. I didn’t know much about web design at the time, but I knew how to manipulate the HTML in Myspace. When someone would come to my Myspace page, it looked like a website. It didn’t look anything like a Myspace page. That seemed to impress families for some reason. Brian Gardner: Lauren, did she just say Myspace? Shay Bocks: I did. Brian Gardner: Let’s talk GeoCities and Myspace on StudioPress FM. That’s awesome. Go on. Shay Bocks: That’s how I learned how to code, just being straight up with you. Brian Gardner: Hey, that’s what we want to hear. Shay Bocks: After doing that, I decided to start designing for other Army wives, and thinking back on it now, it was really kind of desperate and ridiculous. But I created graphics for Army wives so that, while their soldiers were gone it was like these little blinky graphics with pictures of them and their soldiers, and “Oh I love you,” “I miss you,” and all of that kind of stuff. Then, from there I realized that, “Well, these same Army wives are starting to build their own businesses, and they need websites.” There were a lot of bloggers, so I figured out how to create blog designs for these Army wives, which then went down a whole path that led me to where I am now. Brian Gardner: Yeah. I had two jobs, basically, before this web thing. The first was a manager at a convenient store, and that gave me the experience of customer service and how important that is. That is something that, for very obvious reasons, has come through when I started StudioPress and having to deal with people and why giving them the benefit of the doubt and being as helpful and generous as I can. Then, the second job after that was project manager at an architectural firm. That experience put me in front of a computer all day, which basically gave me access to teach myself everything I know now, which was, back in that day, all Microsoft Windows, Excel, Word, Outlook, and all that stuff. When I was kind of getting bored with what I was doing, I went online and started teaching myself things. So, yes, to your point, when you look back at the jobs that you had, in some fashion you could probably pull some nugget of how that helped you establish your Internet entrepreneurship that we all have. You know what I mean? Shay Bocks: Absolutely. I completely agree with you on that. Lauren Mancke: Shay, you’re clearly a talented designer, and you’re quite savvy from a business side of things. How did you decide to become an Internet entrepreneur? Why Shay Decided to Become an Internet Entrepreneur Shay Bocks: That’s a loaded question. I think the best Internet entrepreneurs get to call themselves that because they followed some kind of magnetic pull from the universe, I guess. That might be kind of a woo-woo way of explaining it. I know that, in my case, all I did was allowed myself to be curious and to dig in when I really didn’t know what I was doing — then to recognize opportunities that intersected with the path that I was already on. I was open to success and so it has found me — and it’s still finding me. I think I am just at the beginning of this journey, but that’s not to discredit the intense amount of work I’ve put into my business or how I’ve leveraged my skillset to do it. I guess that’s just my attempt at a balanced answer for you. Lauren Mancke: I know having kids and being a single mom is probably difficult. What other challenges do you face with running your business? Challenges Shay Faces As a Small Business Owner Shay Bocks: I think I have a very unique perspective that’s valuable to the audience I serve. My current challenge is being able to scale that and to build a team that serves even more bloggers seamlessly, just as I would. For me, I want to do so many things. My list is big. But you’re right — I’m a mom, and a single mom at that, without a lot of support on the home front. Being able to balance this ambition with the recognition of what I can actually get done in a day is really hard. That’s where my team is coming in, and I can’t even begin to describe what a difference that’s made for me and the people that we’re serving. Speaking of my team. Last month, I got to promote my creative assistant to full-time designer, and I’m super excited because he’s coming with me to Circles next month. You’ll get to meet him while we’re there. Brian Gardner: That’s awesome. I know last year that was the first time you and I got a chance to meet face to face. Lauren Mancke: Yeah and us too. Brian Gardner: Yeah. Lauren, unfortunately, can’t join us this year because of family reasons. Shay Bocks: Oh pooh. Lauren Mancke: I’m in the family way. Brian Gardner: Yeah. You’ve got a couple buns in the oven, now that we’re going with this food and baking concept. We will definitely miss you, Lauren, there at Circles conference, but Shay, I cannot wait to see you again. Shay Bocks: Same here. Brian Gardner: We’ll get to, Shay, how you and I kind of met online here in a minute. As an outsider looking in, I’m always fascinated, and we just talked to Rebecca at Web Savvy Marketing about this, there are things about people that I see from my perspective that really make me happy and proud to call people as friends and fellow entrepreneurs. Watching your journey from when we first met as struggling single mom trying to make money and kind of figure this out, to where you’re at now, having developed a team, multiple products. You just announced some stuff, which we’ll also get to, and knowing the road ahead for you is probably way longer than it is behind you, it’s just so fun. As a cheerleader, kind of sit on the sidelines of your life and your journey and just watch that stuff go down. See how things play out and pictures that you post. Having people to your place to do pictures and staging, all of that stuff. I’m so happy and proud of where you’ve gone, and I cannot wait to see where you go — quick aside there. Let’s go back because I want to talk about Foodie. I mean that’s the elephant in the room. At some point, we’re all going to look back and say that just changed and revolutionized food blogging as it is now. Foodie Pro was a theme that you designed. It’s really where our paths crossed on the Internet. I think you were on my radar, and I saw a link to something. Someone Tweeted something. I went there, and I instantly said, “That is a theme we have to have on StudioPress.” I don’t remember the exact chain of events, but I’m sure I probably just emailed you and said, “Hey. I’m Brian, founder of StudioPress. Want to sell your theme? See a lot of opportunity. Are you interested?” From that, it’s probably a pretty obvious question to answer here, but what is the effect that Foodie itself has had on your business as it is right now? The Popularity of the Foodie Pro Theme Shay Bocks: Yeah, absolutely. That moment that you just talked about, where you reached out to me and said, “Hey, I want to sell this on StudioPress,” that was a pivotal moment in my journey. I was already on the path towards working more with food bloggers. I think I saw where things were headed with this industry, and I wanted to be a part of that. But it was really getting Foodie on StudioPress and opening that up to such a bigger audience and such a wider breadth of online contributors that really kind of set all of this into motion. I think just being able to have something like Foodie online in a mass setting for all of these newbie food bloggers who are just starting out, who don’t even know yet if they have something to contribute to the online world, but being able to say, “Hey, this is a theme that was built for me, and this is how I can get started.” I think that has been tremendous, at least for the food bloggers I’ve talked to. They have at least a starting point. Once they have that WordPress installed, the Genesis Framework installed, and the Foodie child theme installed, they know that now they can just write something, press publish, and worry about the rest later, figure it out later. Foodie is giving them that start, which I think is incredible. Brian Gardner: So quick aside here — Lauren and I, every month we get a report of sales on StudioPress, and every month we think to ourselves, “Is this the month?” Lauren, correct me if I’m wrong. I think there was one month at one point. Lauren Mancke: Yeah, there was one month. Brian Gardner: Every month we wait to get the report. We’re like, “Ah, she did it again. Foodie’s the number one selling theme on StudioPress,” which, of course, is not us being selfish. It’s just more of a fun game than anything. So food blogging — that’s obviously something that we want to talk about today. It’s quite the rage, and has been probably for at least two or three years. Now, I don’t necessarily think it’s in a saturated state, but it’s sort of getting close. But it’s so popular, and people are still doing it. People are still starting it. It seems like every day people are starting up a new food blog. A lot of popular sites out there, such as Pinch of Yum, Minimalist Baker, run by John and Dana. John’s a good friend of mine. Cookie and Kate is another one. What’s the deal? The whole food-blogging theme, just talk to us about what it is and why it’s such a rage. Why a Personal Brand Is Essential to Building a Successful Food Blog Shay Bocks: Yeah. I think food blogging may be big, and you’re right — some people may even say it’s an industry that’s getting over-saturated. I actually hope to hear more voices getting into this food conversation. There are so many food blogs out there, but you know why? It’s because of the mom that’s sitting down every Sunday afternoon wondering what the hell she’s going to get into her kids bellies this week, or the millions of people who are suffering with chronic conditions and are looking at their diets to help them tackle the challenges that they’re facing. There’s so much room in this space because eating is a need that humans will always have. Discovering ways to use food to make life easier, happier, sexier, and even divinely inspired, that’s where food bloggers come in. I don’t think people realize how incredibly influential this industry is. These bloggers are the ones behind the recipes and magazines that you read, the cookbooks you rely on, on the cooking shows you’re watching, and especially in the recipes that you seek out on Pinterest. Brands notice, too. That’s why so many food bloggers are doing so well online. Lauren Mancke: My husband, he actually went to culinary school, just for fun, so he’s a classically trained chef. People are always telling us that we should start a food blog because I can take the pictures, he can cook the food. And is it really all that simple? I think about how much time and effort that would take, and I think it’s a common misconception about building a successful food blog is that it’s that easy. What do you think about that? Shay Bocks: Yeah. I definitely have to agree with you. It’s not some fly-by-night operation. I would say that I think you should start a food blog because I would certainly read it. I would enjoy it. I think it would be valuable to a lot of people, but I would not say it’s all that easy to do. It’s easy to do as a hobby. If you’re looking to really make an impact with your blog, it’s not a hobby. In order to really build an influential food blog, you have to have a personal brand. A lot of work goes into building a personal brand. That’s just my take on it. Getting started is easy, but actually making an impact with your blog, that’s not easy. The people who are doing it, they need to be recognized for the work they’re putting into their blogs. Brian Gardner: One of my favorite decisions you’ve made, and you and I had many conversations during the success of Foodie when it started out — “What’s next for Shay? What’s phase two? What’s the next thing?” We have kind of joked — at some point, that ship will sail, right? Shay Bocks: Right. Brian Gardner: We talked about just different ideas of themes that you could do next, so one of the things you did that made me super proud, and I was just so excited, was when you decided to go with the second theme, also food blogging. At that point, I think you kind of said, “This is where I’m going to plant my flag. I’m not going to try to just go all over and be everything. I’m going to become the food blog person.” As I mentioned earlier on the show, we’ve got a third theme that just came out called Cook’d. It’s been fun to watch you stick with that and ride that horse further past Foodie by introducing a couple of other well-designed themes. Then, of course, you renamed your business Feast Design Company, obviously to go along with the food-blogging theme, which I thought was another brilliant move. Lauren Mancke: I love that. Brian Gardner: Yeah. Shay Bocks: Thank you. Brian Gardner: Kudos to you. Lauren Mancke: I saw that, and I was like, “Oh yes, I love that.” Shay Bocks: That means a lot to me that you say that. We went through a lot of hemming and hawing over that, about what we should call ourselves. It’s hard to name anything. I just kept saying to myself, “Feast your eyes on this.” The word ‘feast’ just kept coming up, and because it’s such food-related and reminds people of jubilant Thanksgivings or a time when people are coming together, that’s what we went with. Brian Gardner: Okay. Walk us through some of the typical, and sometimes very lucrative, monetization strategies. I mentioned, Pinch of Yum, they have a course. John and Dana at Minimalist Baker, they have things that they’re doing. There are a lot of opportunities for people outside of just the advertisement or things like that. How can people make money with the food blog? How to Make Money with a Food Blog Shay Bocks: Yeah. We get new food bloggers in, and they’re like, “Oh, I want to monetize. Let me put some Google Ads on my website,” and I have to kind of sit down and educate them and say, “You’re not really going to make money that way.” Ads are valuable for blogs that have a ton of traffic, but we’re starting to see food bloggers branch out into other avenues of monetizing, which is really exciting. You see sites like I Am Baker, where she has a huge partnership with a big brand, McCormick Seasonings, and she’s putting out content left and right. That’s supported by that brand that supports her online business, but it’s also extremely valuable to the people that she’s writing for. Then we have, you mentioned Pinch of Yum and Minimalist Baker. They do make a lot of money on ad revenue because they have the traffic to support it, but they’re also diversified revenue. They have products of their own. They’re using affiliate links. They’re just tapping into every lucrative avenue they can get their hands on, and it’s working for them, which is wonderful. Then you have other big hitters like Pioneer Woman. She started as a blogger, and she leveraged her personal brand to put out a cookbook. I think she has her own Food Network show. There are endless possibilities. What I’m looking forward to seeing is even more creative solutions, stuff we haven’t even seen before. Brian Gardner: If you’re looking for those types of ideas — I know John and Dana do this at Minimalist Baker, I’m not sure how often — but a lot of these popular food blogs are doing the transparency thing with their monthly reports, right? Where they go top to bottom and actually show you how diversified their income stream is. There’s things that even I see on there where I’m like, “Wow, I would have never thought of trying to monetize that way.” A lot of them are even supported by web-hosting companies for people who are searching for how to start a food blog, right? They go through and walk you through, and they recommend themes, such as the ones that you have with us on StudioPress and hosting, so there’s that and the obvious courses. Food Photography School, I think, is a course. I can’t remember if that’s Pinch of Yum? Shay Bocks: Both Pinch of Yum and Minimalist Baker have photography courses, which is awesome. Brian Gardner: Yeah. Education and training — if you have thousands of followers that are trying to basically replicate your success, that’s a great opportunity to basically teach them how you did what you did, which gives them value and you revenue. Lots of opportunities to make money in food blogs. Shay Bocks: Absolutely. Lauren Mancke: Say I was going to start a food blog, or have some sort of food-blogging aspect to a website, what do you think some of the obstacles I would face would be in order to make it big? Obstacles to Growing a Big, Successful Food Blog Shay Bocks: I think the first thing that I see most new food bloggers doing is that they’re trying too much to be just like the people who are successful at food blogging. Brian, you mentioned a second ago that Pinch of Yum and Minimalist Baker have some education and training aspects to their products. I think those kinds of things are incredibly valuable, but the problem comes in when a new food blogger tries to copy exactly what they’re doing. New food bloggers coming into the realm need to take that information, learn from it, but then also figure out what’s making them unique. There may be a 100,000 paleo blogs out there, but your unique perspective is what’s going to make your blog different, what’s going to make it stand out, or what’s going to make people want to link to it. What people are going to want to consume and eat up. Brian Gardner: No pun intended, right? Shay Bocks: Yeah, exactly. Lauren Mancke: Pun intended. Brian Gardner: She walked right into that one. Shay Bocks: Yeah. I think it’s really important to set yourself apart, but doing it in a way that’s not competitive. This blue ocean strategy — if anyone knows about me — it’s being able to have a unique perspective, something valuable to present to the world, but in a way that’s really collaborative with others in the space. Brian Gardner: Yeah. Food blogging isn’t the only space. We even see that within the Genesis ecosystem and people who are selling themes. The unique voice, I’m so glad that you alluded to that. That is so important because so many people just try to replicate success without there being any kind of unique positioning. Back in the day, I don’t know if you know who this is, but Jeremy Shoemaker, a guy named ShoeMoney back in the day, made a ton of money doing stuff with the ringtones. So everybody wanted to be the next ShoeMoney and do the exact same thing. So all of a sudden, you had a bunch of cloned sites. Even back when Darren Rowse was starting out with ProBlogger and all of that, everyone, kind of like a flock of sheep, just tried to basically do the same thing on a different domain name. So I think, now, in this even not so saturated market with food blogging, there’s still so many opportunities. You even mentioned it earlier, just the different types of sort of layers within that where you can create — whether it’s paleo, whether it’s this or that, or how it applies to wellness, like Katie is doing at Wellness Mama, just kind of how that allows you the opportunity to serve a very specific audience. Maybe it’s gluten-free. Maybe it’s something else. Maybe it’s desserts. Food blogging is a big, big ocean. We would encourage anyone who was looking to start a food blog to just find a unique element. Maybe it applies to you as a person and your personality. Maybe there’s some flamboyance involved, so you’re like RedHotChef.com or something like that, where you bring a certain kind of flavor to it. Okay. Give our listeners who are interested in food blogging some trade secrets. In other words, what are some things that they should focus on when they are trying to start their successful food-blogging brand? Where to Focus Your Food-Blogging Brand: A Unique Perspective and a Specific Audience Shay Bocks: I’d say the number one point is, what I said before, building your personal brand and focusing on what makes your prospective unique. Second, I would say speaking to a specific reader or target audience. When I do strategy sessions with potential clients or some of the people we work with on themes, we get really specific about who the target audience is. I don’t mean 35- to 45-year-old women with a college education. I mean like what are this person’s deep desires, fears? What are her mantras? What does she get up in the morning for? What makes her frustrated, sad, or discouraged? Then speaking to that one particular person in everything that you write or any image you put up online or anything. Have that person in your mind when you’re putting anything up online. Then, I would say the last point is just following your intuition about what opportunities make the most sense in building your own online empire. Not all solutions are going to be right for you, so you have to have kind of a gut check with anything you do. A Recipe Solution: The Cookbook Plugin Brian Gardner: Okay. Here’s where I’m going to jump in and ask the bonus question: The Cookbook Plugin. Yesterday, you made a big announcement online with the folks at WP Site Care about a plugin I knew about for some time. In fact, you and I had separate conversations about something we were going to consider doing, but never did. For our listeners, I’m going to read this straight from your sales page, just so they know what we are talking about. Here’s what Shay and friends have to say. “Start and grow your blog with a recipe plugin that actually works. All the existing WordPress recipe plugins are busted, poorly supported, hard to use, or just plan ugly. We’ve built a feature-rich recipe solution that is crafted with care, well-built, it looks beautiful, and works the way that food bloggers do. You can get excited about publishing new recipes again.” Care to go more into this, Shay? Shay Bocks: Well, it’s interesting, when you say it, that sounds a little harsh. I will say that there are a lot of well-meaning developers out there who are trying to solve the issue of recipe plugins for food bloggers. Anyone familiar with this space knows the past few months have been really volatile when it comes to recipe plugins. Some plugins are being dropped completely. Some are just not being well-supported. The ones that are being well-supported are just kind of really overly bloated, ugly, or not easy to use. Those are harsh judgments, but these are the things we’re hearing from our customers on a daily basis. They want to know, “Which recipe plugin do you recommend?” I have to honestly say I can’t in good faith recommend any of them. I’ll tell them what their options are. I’ll tell them what I think the pros and cons are, but I don’t feel comfortable about any of them. It was in this moment of frustration, really — actually, a few years of frustration — talking with some colleagues over at WP Site Care, figuring out that what people need is a supported plugin that’s going to stick around, be well-developed, and be beautiful. So we decided to build it. We decided we’re tired of waiting for other people to do it. It’s time for us to do something about this. I think bloggers are tired of every week trying to figure out, “Should I switch plugins? What’s the right software to install this week?” Bloggers need something consistent and something that’s really dedicated to working the way they do. That’s why we started on this path. We’ve got a solid plugin that is in its final stages of just wrapping it up, getting it tested, and getting it ready for everyone to use. We decided to go ahead and announce it yesterday and let everyone know that it’s coming. We’re excited about what this going to mean for recipe publishers. Brian Gardner: To me, it makes a lot of sense. We do the same thing at Copyblogger or excuse me, Rainmaker Digital is our new name. If we get frustrated with a solution that’s out there or we need something for our own internal use, we just go ahead and build it. Then if it makes sense, we release that to the public. For you, so many people who are using the food-blogging themes that you’re designing, even from your prospective, it probably makes it easier to have the control over what does this plugin or the functionality for what most food bloggers are going to need. It’s easy to work with that because you built it rather than having to be frustrated with the reliance on somebody else’s development, and sometimes changing code, markup, or whatever. It’s kind of like in-housing the solution. Obvious reasons include you guys get to make money on it yourself, and things like that. Then, it just makes it much more of a pitch to say, “Hey, I recommend this because it works well with the stuff that we’ve built.” Kudos to you guys for ceasing that opportunity and running with it. Shay Bocks: Thank you. I want to say #truth. All of that is wonderful. I completely agree with you. Lauren Mancke: I’ve really enjoyed all your thoughts, Shay. Do you have anything else to add? Shay Bocks: Just that I’m honored to be able to connect food bloggers with the amazing tools over at StudioPress. Of the major contributions in this space, you guys are such a big hitter, and I so appreciate how you’ve embraced me and my people. Brian Gardner: Yeah. Well, that’s going to continue to go even further. I have some ideas that, Shay, you and I will talk about offline, just about how to leverage the stuff that you’ve built, the stuff that we’ve built, our audience, and how to put that together and really present a unified front when it comes to food blogging and people building their personal brands for that. Speaking of personal brands, I have a question for those who are listening in. Are you looking to build a better brand for your blog? Well, Shay has created an actionable five-part challenge, and with that, you’ll have just the right tactics you need to build a digital design and brand. This will help lead you to a profitable website — and best of all, it’s free. Sign up, and get your first challenge delivered immediately. For more information, you can check it out over at FeastDesignCo.com/5-days. We’ll also include a link to that on the show page. If you like what you heard on today’s show, you can find more episodes of StudioPress FM at, you guessed it, StudioPress.FM. You can also help Lauren and I hit the main stage by subscribing to the show on iTunes. It’s a great way to never, ever miss an episode. Thank you so much for listening, and we’ll see you next week.

Kevin Costner is the Mariner. A mysterious loner in a world of water. He has gills, he swims like a dolphin, and he kicks bass. Join Costner as he takes on Smokerrrrrrrs(!) and tries to stop the spread of excessive smoking across this water-soaked world while finding the meaning of the girl with the dry land tattoo, Glamour Shots with Deb. It's Waterworld, with guest Dave Plemmons, legend of the screen! Only on the Horrible Movie Podcast.https://facebook.com/thehorriblemoviepodcasthttp://twitter.com/1horriblemoviehttp://thehorriblemoviepodcast.com

When Wyatt (the guy from the music video for "Take On Me") beams aboard the Enterprise to marry Counselor Troi, Commander Riker realizes that he won't "be gone in a day," and it really puts him in a foul mood. It doesn't help that Troi's mother is getting into people's heads, and the combination of Wyatt's creepy Glamour Shots-style drawings and the arrival of an alien ship mean that the wedding plans are off the rails in a hurry. What is "80's hot" anyway? Does big hair qualify as formal attire? Can Troi's mom see inside Riker's head, and does she want to? It's the most 80's episode yet, and we're forced to review it!

Glamour Shots, Conception Trauma, Back to the Future Face Off and Not the Pablo Escobar of Podcasting

Glamour Shots, Conception Trauma, Back to the Future Face Off and Not the Pablo Escobar of Podcasting

Two for one! In Episode 79, Archispeak tackles two topics. The first is inspired from a listener question asking about doing their own house projects. After we discuss the rewards and pitfalls of that, we dive into the ethics of manipulated architectural photography.

In last week's podcast we talked about how one ingredient, salt, can reveal the history of an entire region. But what if you took it further? Meet artist Amy Cameron Evans, a painter who creates narratives based on found objects and food. They're modern still lifes. But they're much more. As Artist-in-Residence for the 2015 Appalachian Food Summit, Amy used recipes and profiles from the Saltville Community Cookbook to create portraits of the wonderful women who contributed their best recipes, and sometimes Glamour Shots (remember those?) to the book. By painting just a few objects and assigning a title, the viewer gets a mental image, a real sense of who this person was. For example, in my favorite piece “Velma Had a Secret” the only thing she paints is a cardboard box of ice cream, some bacon, and a pickle alongside a swatch of fabric. An entire story in just a few words and images. Velma was created from Amy's imagination, but in my mind I have an entire picture of what she looked like. What makes her Saltville work so exciting is for the first time, Amy is creating portraits of actual women. Her exhibit from the Saltville Community Cookbook will be at The Harvest Table Restaurant in Abingdon until October 24th. Go see it! In this episode, we discuss her process and how she came to love the stories behind the objects and recipes she discovers during her travels through local antique shops, used bookstores, and flea markets. Why does she use found wood instead of stretched canvas for her paintings? Does every found object have its own story to tell? What has been her most rewarding work so far? Is there room in the art world for food? Why are still lifes an important historical time capsule not only of what we ate, but how we lived? Has her work as an oral historian with the Southern Foodways Alliance helped her artwork? All this and more in Episode 20. I hope you'll enjoy this as much as I did creating it. Cheers. SHOW NOTES - Links to items discussed within the episode: Art & Pie - purchase Amy's work! Saltville Community Cookbook - purchase your own copy. Just for the Chocolate Rice recipe! Sam's Bar-B-Q - read about how Amy helped this small business rebuild and repaint their outdoor mural, all the while recording the experience for the Southern Foodways Alliance as an oral historian. This episode is sponsored by In A Flash Laser Engraving

DKM Hockey is back and better than it was yesterday, but not as good as it will be tomorrow!  Joe and Morgan wade through such issues as Cam Atkinson's pine riding, the return of Jared Boll, and why it's the referee's fault when the Blue Jackets don't score.  John is doing his best MH370 impersonation with yet another disappearance.  The boys welcome Jared from NYR Unlimited to the show to talk about Nash, Brassard, and Dorsett.  In the third segment the Joe and Morgan reminisce about their wonderful Glamour Shots and introduce the song "With or Without Nash."

Guest JT Kelley! We talk about drinking with your mom, menthol cough drops as cigarettes, grown man Glamour Shots, being a standup comic, having ‘the talk’ with your dad, kissing your kids on the lips, JT getting “legal” and “party juice”, my hippie salt deodorant, homeless Reno casino people, “Community” on Hulu, Parks and Rec is awesome, Publisher’s Clearing House, why JT has a big beard and shoutout to the German and our ‘rudester ghoul’ listeners.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 128 This week, in addition to fine Italian dining, we also discuss the infamous movie - Rockula, starring the likes of Thomas Dolby, Toni Basil and Bo Diddley. Plus a One from the Vaults segment from the film's star Dean Cameron as he comments on his feelings towards Rockula. Plus somewhere during or before the ice cream social we bring up…True Grit, pilgrims and pirates, The Triplets of Belleville, Com-promised, The Ten, missing the grand Hanna theme, vig-nett, Forcing myself to watch My Soul to Take, From Paris with Love, What’s up jiggles??, Solomon Kane, The State, Glamour Shots, Hailee Steinfeld, a displaced teacher from Pennsylvania, David Wain, Hoarders, slam and beat poetry, amazing kid actors, John Travolta, a hodge podge of everything, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, the cheesy vampire version of Howard the Duck, our podcast full of hoarders, hippy juice, what do you do after being an actor, Winnie Cooper, Bo Diddley dressed in yellow spandex - rapping, I love werewolves, but I hate basketball, continually referencing Against the Dark, Joust-print?, it’s horrible and awesome, child prodigy Jonah Hill, finding four dead cats in your house and…I didn’t even watch this movie - and I hated it. Spoiler Alert - You probably don’t care, but spoilers for Rockula. Note - Steel Panther is the band I was trying to think of…Dean Cameron co-wrote a song with them and also directed one of their videos. “Yeah, I taught erotica to special needs children.”

It's the most boring episode of Will Write for Wine – EVER! We discuss office supplies, what kind of printers you should get and xczzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzm///. Whoops. Sorry. Just fell asleep writing the description. But we save the day with exciting discussions of Glamour Shots, pimp names and WriterWear, our new brand of underwear just for writers! Patent Pending! Not really! Plus, a wine with an identity crisis! Really, it's a fun podcast. No. Really.