Podcasts about Hacky sack

Diese Folge startet mit einem kleinen Tränchen im Augenwinkel – es ist die letzte im heißgeliebten The Wurst Penthouse! Gabriel und Jacob werfen nostalgische Blicke zurück auf schöne Studio-Momente, bevor sie das Mikro noch einmal im alten Setting anwerfen.Danach wird's gewohnt wurstig:

It's time for all the kiddies to head back to school. Time for Hacky Sack and studying on the quad. It's time for Hell Night! That's right! We walk you through the slowest of horror movies while we do our best to keep you entertained so sit back, grab your books, and STAY SPOOKY! 

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Aleks. Wir sprechen über Dschungelcamp & Fort Boyard, in der glücklichen Lage sein kein Geld zu brauchen, MTViva liebt dich, im Keller gegen Gartenstühle headbangen, Zettelschreiben mit Dylan, Quickness auf Kassette, erste Reihe beim Chili Peppers Konzert, Sheldon Wine, musikalische Offenbarung, liebevoll & wütend, Alice in Chains & D.A.D., cruisen, Dancehall & Reggae, gewisse Werte gehören zum Leben, Bad Brains hat an zuhause erinnert, christliche Werte vertreten, Zeichen aus dem Jenseits deuten, wütend & krawallig, die Metal-Disko Raskalnikoff, Tuborg-Dosen im Hosenbund, die Bhagwan-Disco hinterm Bahnhof, die weiblichen Droogs, bißchen Helikopter-Eltern sein, mit Nils von Intricate knutschen, Hacky Sack spielen, alle hatten Dreadlocks, Human Rights 1991 in Düsseldorf, die Festnetznummer von Mama Bechtel, mit Svens Ente überall hinfahren, verknallt in den Lebensstil, auf Tour mit den Bad Brains, die Festnahme von HR, Bad Brains im Madison Square Garden, Monkeys with Tools, gern auf Konzerte gehen, 24/7 Spyz, der 1.12.1993, dauerhaft auf Klassenfahrt, Starstruck von Danzig, spooky in Gwar gelaufen, Earl mit Tour auf Fishbone, den Hauch einer Idee haben was es heißt Superstar zu sein, Madonna kann machen was sie will, ein sechsseitiger Liebesbrief von Frank, Amica TV, irgendwann ging´s nur noch um Geld, Platten ehrfürchtig auflegen, FC-Fan Hymnen. Welcome to Tomorrow von Snap, Al Anderson von den Wailers, Thomas Anders und die Nachbarin mit dem Müll, jungen Kolleginnen viel Kraft wünschen, sich der Priviligien bewusst sein, die "Band" Sweet Seduction, Therapiestunden mit dem Bruder, im Sitzen duschen oder nicht, uvm. Drei Songs für die Playlist: 1) Der Lieblings-Bad Brains-Song von Aleks: Sailon On 2) Ein Song auf den sich Aleks bei VIVA immer gefreut hast: Madonna - Frozen 3) Ein aktueller Lieblingssong (von Jobst): GOSSIP - Act of God

Martin May continues as Alice Fraser joins the Frotcast to discuss 'Blue Streak,' from 1999.

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The West Indies put together their best day of the summer with 8/266 against Australia, after losing five wickets early. Man of the moment Kavem Hodge talks to Brad Haddin and Gus Worland after his career best 79 before Nathan Lyon joins his good mate in Hadds to talk through the "hacky sack" that was the pink ball. Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What is vocal fry? Celebs who speak this way: Matthew McConaughey, Britney Spears, Kardashians, Woody Harrelson. Also: airline pilots, millennials, and Allison. (No shade to anyone - all in good fun here.) Is vocal fry bad for your vocal cords and hurting others' perception of you? Or is it maybe cute? My work wife Allison Pons (@allisonpons) joined me to discuss. Think: "This is your captain speaking..."Watch: https://youtu.be/A3ktFWE0ScY or emilybinder.com/podcastNew! Get priority replies & higher perks when you join my channel and support the show! YouTube Memberships from $2.99/mo. Cancel anytime: youtube.com/@EmilyBinder/videosTimestamps:0:30 Vocal fry on podcasts0:35 The quiet trend: why is everyone on TikTok speaking so softly?1:00 We demonstrate vocal fry1:30 Indie rock DJ voice (Pray for ATL!)2:05 Do men do vocal fry? Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson, burners, Hacky Sack guys4:00 Business ladies. Fav posture / office stretch since we met in 2010Related videos:Write a Perfect Cover Letter in Minutes from 1 ChatGPT PromptGet 10 Unique Podcast Guest Questions from ChatGPT Prompt GeniusLaura Larios: Speaking with Confidence: Using Nervous System Voice TechniquesStop wearing huge headphones.MY TOOLS:1) Easily record a video podcast: emilybinder.com/riverside2) Edit audio or video like a Word doc: emilybinder.com/descriptSHOP MY GEAR:Full audio / video gear listMy mic: Shure SM7B Microphone - Complete Gear List: https://amzn.to/3snkG8DCheaper, also great mic: https://amzn.to/3MQ6H66Podcast - rate / review / subscribe: emilybinder.com/podcastBook a coaching session: emilybinder.com/callFollow & connect:My website | Beetle Moment Marketing | LinkedIn | X | Instagram | YouTube | Email Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Abrahams is our special guest for this episode. He is a strategic communication lecturer from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, host of "Think Fast, Talk Smart" podcast, and the author of the new book “Think Faster, Talk Smarter.”In this episode, we explore the significance of spontaneous communication, strategies to manage anxiety, the correlation between martial arts and communication, and tips on navigating networking situations.Matt AbrahamsMatt Abrahams is a passionate, collaborative and innovative educator, author, podcast host, and coach. He is the Larsen Lam Family Lecturer in Organizational Behavior at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business where he teaches two very popular classes in Strategic Communication and Effective Virtual Presenting. He received Stanford GSB's Alumni Teaching Award in recognition of his valued service to teaching Stanford Alumni around the world.In addition to his teaching, Matt is much sought-after keynote speaker and communication consultant for Fortune 100 companies. His online talks garner millions of views and he hosts the popular, award winning GSB podcast called Think Fast Talk Smart.Matt is especially interested in applying communication knowledge to real-world issues. In service of this goal, he published Speaking Up Without Freaking Out, which is now in its 3rd edition. His book was written to help people present and communicate in a more confident, connected, and compelling manner.Prior to teaching, Matt held senior leadership positions at several software companies, where he created and ran global learning and development organizations.Matt received his undergraduate degree in psychology from Stanford University, his graduate degree in communication studies from the University of California at Davis, and his secondary education teaching credential from San Francisco State University. He is a prolific writer with articles published for the GSB as well as Fast Company, Toastmasters Magazine, Inc.com, Quartz, etc. He has also published several research articles on strategic planning, persuasion, and interpersonal communication.⚡️ In each episode, Paddy Dhanda deep dives into a new human Superpower and gives practical advice on how you can apply it immediately.

Why climb the mountian? Cause it was there. This week Paul and Alex talk about doing what one must until the Universe has had enough. Also, we get a long needed Nermal lore dump.  Follow the Podcast on Twitter or Instagram Follow the Paul on Instagram  Follow Alex on Twitter or Instagram Mystic Lasagna is a Member of the Missing Sock network. For other great shows like this one, check out https://www.missingsocknetwork.com/ or search Missing Sock in your favorite pod catcher.  Also we have Merch!! Follow the network on Instagram.  Lasagnaste´  

PRODUCTION NOTE: Our name has changed but our levels of delusion and derangement have not! Lit By Moonlight is now Normal About It - where we're anything but! This is NOT a spoiler free podcast! CREATURES!!! We got more creatures everyone!! In our review of Season 5, Episode 7 (omg its almost over) of What We Do in the Shadows, we discuss our theory about The Guide, the friendship that's blossoming between Nandor and Colin Robinson, the 'cool teachers' we were reminded of from high school and our wishes for the end of the season! Links: Thanks to Purple Planet Music for our lovely theme music! Follow Us on Instagram! Follow Us on Tik Tok! Listen On Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts More About Us!

On this Bob & Tom Extra: We have comedian Greg Warren with his Warren Report about hacky sack! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Great news Pod Fam....We're excited to have an opportunity to partner with MANSCAPED!!!! Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping With Promo Code: BEERMANBEER at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod   Now on with the show........ This week our guest is Mike Perri! The bassist of the band Mongo! Atlanta Georgia's Hottest Cave Man Punk Band! Mike joined us at the Metallica 72 Seasons Watch Party and we talk all things Metallica and their new album. He tells us all about Mongo, how he joined the band, their Dinosaur Mascot and “Cave Babes”. Are there difference's between the music scene in Hotlanta and Connecticut?...listen to find out. We also discuss with Mike, who came into studio in full KISS face paint (somebody wants to be Peter Criss) All about Earthy Meats, Hacky Sack, Meeting Jonny Benson in math class for people who can't spell Arithmetic and what it means to be a “Burnout”. Plus… We talk live concerts from Shinedown Three Days Grace, The Iron Maidens and more. All while we taste Hazy Rays! The newest IPA from Lawson's Finest Liquids and some signature beers from our friends at Wicked Ways Brewing. A fun time loaded with all kinds of Rock & Roll and delicious beers with Mr. Mike Perri of Mongo!

Please subscribe to our newsletter for more insight, giveaways and sponsors - https://sh-t-that-goes-on-in-our-heads.ck.page/f844f11eea To find out More About our Podcast Official Podcast Website: https://goesoninourheads.net/ Podcast Merchandise: https://www.customizedgirl.com/s/Sh1tthatgoesoninourheads To Help Support the Podcast you can donate here: https://donate.stripe.com/8wM4hy4js24y9b26oo Advertise on this Podcast: https://www.passionfroot.me/goesoninourheads Editor: NJz Audio ******************************************************************************************************************* Tune in to this soul-stirring episode of "Sh!t That Goes On In Our Heads," where our hosts, G-Rex and Dirty Skittles, crack open a couple of cold ones with the legend himself, Bass Man. This episode touches on the realness of growing up with undiagnosed ADHD, the beat of life's transitions, and the rhythmic escape that can be found in the strings of a guitar. #### What's on Track: - **Retail Riffs to Remote Routines**: Learn how Bass Man tuned his life from the unpredictable retail schedule to a harmonious 9 to 5 melody. - **ADHD and the Adult**: Discover how an adult diagnosis of ADHD echoed back through Bass Man's life and his journey towards self-understanding and acceptance. - **Hacky Sack and Physics**: Lean in as Bass Man recounts an unusual yet pivotal moment with his physics teacher that's kept him kicking to the present day. - **Stress Strings**: Bass Man plucks out insights from his childhood, taking a hard look at how family dynamics can influence personal growth and emotional tuning. - **Music as a Mental Metronome**: From mastering the cello to jamming with middle-aged rock stars, we dive into how music can be both a passion and a supportive practice for those with ADHD. - **Band Name Brainstorm**: Get a kick out of the band name possibilities cooked up by the gang (thank you, name generator!). #### Lessons Learned: - **Organization as a Symphony**: Harmony in life begins with self-programming and maintaining a solid routine, especially crucial for those dancing to the ADHD beat. - **Seeing Without Sight**: Sometimes, closing our eyes can help us focus and drown out the noise, whether in life's complex situations or in the middle of a music piece. - **Vulnerability is Virtue**: Never shy away from expressing your struggles—there's strength in the shared experience of just not being okay. - **Finding Your Rhythm**: Whether it's music or another passion entirely, it's essential to have an outlet to strum away the stress and calm your thoughts. #### Noteworthy Moments: - G-Rex's offer to foster Bass Man's career through LinkedIn connections. - Tales of Hacky Sack heroics and diploma dreams. - An honest discourse about how recognizing our parents' pitfalls can lead to profound personal discoveries. - The taste of tequila and Sprite fueling the conversation on personal evolution and professional exploits. #### Listen & Share: Don't forget to subscribe for more episodes where we keep it candid about the Sh!t That Goes On In Our Heads. Also, don't hesitate to share this episode with anyone tapping to the tempo of their thoughts—it might just be the harmony they need. Hit play, take a swig, and let the conversation flow—it's time to tune into the delightful disarray of our minds and maybe strum a new perspective into your life.

Charles Noble served in the Scotland, Edinburgh Mission from July of 2004 through July of 2006. Charles shares with us his amazing areas and companions that he loved serving with. He only had 5 areas in his mission, which is a rarity. Charles talks about the great people he taught and brought to the gospel. He also shares funny stories such as getting drunk inadvertently from a piece of chocolate, playing Hacky Sack and football with the other missionaries, and losing over 5 stone (70 pounds) and using a rope for a belt on his oversized suits. Charles currently lives in Green Valley, Arizona, near Tucson, with his wife and their cats. Recorded March 9, 2023

It's a full episode on the latest edition of the Shining Wizards Wrestling Podcast We break out a new segment called Over the Top. We run down the results from all the shows from the past week, and Tony put's it OVER THE TOP with a fun fact. Then we get down to it, as we are covering picks and talking Elimination Chamber. Matt disliked the Women's Chamber match and draws disgust from his fellow wizards. They talk Lashley/Brock, the mixed tag match, Tony thinks Finn doesn't fit in Judgement Day, Elimination Chamber match and of course the main event, Sami Zayn vs Roman Reigns. We also share our followers favorite Elimination Chambers. We turn our attention to NJPW Battle in the Valley. Tony makes fun of Jay White, Matt loses his mind about the Pirate, and Handsome Kevin hates Mercedes entrance music. We talk about the show a little, and the big women's match before Kevin has some technical issues that lead to some hysterics later in the show After a quick commercial break for the Shining Wizards Network and the Patreon Read, its on to the Wizards Rewind. Back to No Way Out 2005. We go top to bottom with the card, the landscape at the time, and have lots of laughs and good times getting in the time machine to go back to 2005. We end with the bad news about Jerry Jarrett & Richard Belzer , and end on a high note with the Richard Holliday news. If you enjoy the show, remember to rate, review and subscribe --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-shining-wizards/support

Recently, Taiwan has been celebrating the Lunar New Year, and the Lantern Festival. Join us as we talk about another celebration being observed in France, Italy, and Brazil! Take a break and learn about the origins and customs of Carnival around the world, with ICRT's Paz and Tim, as they chat with Podcaster, Mary. ICRT BreakDown is a fun and relaxing podcast to help you build your English vocabulary, and improve your understanding of common expression in the news. So, join us with a cup of your favorite coffee or tea. Just sit back, relax, and listen! — Vocabulary Religious tradition 宗教傳統 The family followed the religious tradition of celebrating Easter with a big feast and church service. 這家人遵循以盛大的宴會和教堂禮拜慶祝復活節的宗教傳統。 Local custom 當地習俗 As a sign of respect for the local custom, visitors to the village are expected to remove their shoes before entering the temple. 作為對當地習俗的尊重，村里的遊客在進入寺廟前必須脫鞋。 Animal bladder 動物膀胱 In medieval times, the animal bladder was used as a tool for playing the traditional game of Hacky Sack. 在中世紀，動物膀胱被用作玩傳統沙包球遊戲的工具。 Pagan 異教徒 The villagers secretly practiced their pagan rituals under the cover of darkness, away from the judgment of the local church. 村民們在黑暗的掩護下秘密地進行異教儀式，遠離當地教會的審查。 Fasting禁食 Fasting is a common religious practice in many cultures, where individuals abstain from food or drink for a set period of time to show devotion and seek spiritual growth. 在許多文化中，禁食是一種常見的宗教習俗，個人在一段時間內禁食禁飲，以表示虔誠和尋求精神成長。 搭乘英語特快車，一起學英文

CoolKay = interview of Alex Zerbe - definitely the Zaniac - a one man variety show, he started in high school with Hacky Sack.... and did all kinds of shows and went overseas - he is. juggler, a magician,,,,, but mostly just a Zaniac who does weird things.... he also has a sience show

In this episode former professional footbag (hacky sack) player and performance artist Nick Polini joins the podcast to share stories from being at the top of one of the worlds most unrecognized sports, as well as his current passions - juggling, magic, and stand-up comedy.

Jason thinks about nuts, Andrew ponders security and Martin gets crankin'! How Does One Describe This Show? 00:00:00 How would you describe this show? Let us know!

This is the final episode of season 1! We did it! Listen along as Hips ignores Better and Better brings things down with talk of politics. Typical. Along the way enjoy 1970s TV references and Better's extremely strong views on Jeff's love life. 

"Buve" stops by Purple Roads! Beloved camera operator Bruce "Buve" Harmon from Barney & Friends chats with Carey about his time working on Barney & Friends, Radio City Music Hall, Hacky Sack and so so much more!Purple Roads is also available on Apple Podcast, Spreaker, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Google Podcast and anywhere else you find your Favorite Podcast!Follow Purple Roads on social media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PurpleRoadsP......YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/PurpleRoadsPo......Instagram: @purpleroadspodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/roadspurple​​​​​​...Tik Tok: @purpleroadsPatreon: www.patreon.com/purpleroadsCheck Purple Roads out on DBA TV: https://dbandatelevision.tv/For more information on Purple Roadscarey@purpleroadspodcast.com

This podcast covers New Girl Season 3, Episode 2, Nerd, which originally aired on September 24, 2013 and was written by Kay Cannon and directed by Fred Goss. Here's a quick recap of the episode:Jess doesn't fit in with the teachers at her new school so Nick comes to the rescue! Schmidt spends the episode trying to balance his relationship with Cece and Elizabeth while his coworker Beth tries to sabotage it and Winston watches Daisy's cat, Ferguson.We discuss Pop Culture References such as:Mad Men / Don Draper / Peggy [Olson] / Don Draper's Office - When Schmidt is showing Elizabeth his office, he comments that it is a ⅔ replica of Don Draper's office from the television show Mad Men and he fantasized about Elizabeth being his “sexy Peggy”. Additional Pop Culture References such as:“I Believe I Can Fly” - R. Kelly - When the guys needed to wake Jess up to go to work, they sang her the song “I Believe I Can Fly”, which is a 1996 song written and performed by American singer R. Kelly. The song was originally from the soundtrack to the 1996 film Space Jam.James Taylor - Nick told Jess not to worry because she's “Nick Miller's girl now. [She's] my old lady,” to which Jess thought he was talking like a James Taylor song. James Vernon Taylor is an American singer, songwriter, and musician, who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 and has won six Grammy Awards. He is one of the best-selling music artists of all time, having sold more than 100 million records worldwide. “What's Up?” - 4 Non Blondes - When Jess is standing on the toilet while drunk, she is singing the song “What's Up?” This song was released as the second single from American Rock group, 4 Non Blondes', 1992 debut album, Bigger, Better, Faster, More!. It reached number 14 on the US Billboard Hot 100 but was number one in many other countries. From San Francisco, 4 Non Blondes were active from 1989 to 1994 and “What's Up?” was their most popular song. On our new section of our podcast called “Most Likely To” we discussed who we think would be most likely to be like Beth, steal their partner's cat, commit a crime to fit in, and sneak into their boss's hot tub but not get caught. We also covered when Schmidt went to go see Cece to uninvite her from his work party as our “Schmidtism” this episode. For “Not in the 2020s” we highlighted the way Elizabeth spoke about people from Hong Kong and Dr. Foster forcing Nick and Jess into his hot tub. Our “Yes in the 2020s” included Winston standing up for himself and Nick helping Jess get new friends. We also explored the careers of Dreama Walker (Molly), Mark Proksch (Dan), and Angela Kinsey (Rose), the guest stars of the episode. We also mentioned this article about Mark pranking the news as a "yo-yo master".Also in this episode were the following guest stars who we do not discuss in the podcast: Merritt Wever (Elizabeth - Previously discussed in S2E22), Eva Amurri (Beth - Previously discussed in S1E8), Curtis Armstrong (Dr. Foster - Previously discussed in S2E24), Brenda Song (Daisy - Previously discussed in S2E23), Grace Holley (Hot Girl), Sergio Cilli (Director), Jimmy Kaplanges (Jimmy), and Erika Stillwater (Hot Girl #2).We didn't find the bear this episode but we did discuss how Schmidt being a Sagittarius but having a January birthday didn't match and an AV club article that mentioned the belief that less lines were ad-libbed in this season.While not discussed in the podcast, we noted other references in this episode including:Shorty - This episode Schmidt tried to call Cece “shorty” in public. Shawty, shorty, or shortie is an American slang term used as a term of endearment for an attractive woman or a girlfriend, that was particularly popular in hip hop from the 2000s. Hacky Sack - In a flashback we see that Nick used to be popular as he was good at the game Hacky Sack. "Hacky Sack" is the name of a brand of footbag popular in the 1970s, which has since become a generic trademark. A footbag is a small, round bag usually filled with plastic pellets or sand, which is kicked into the air as part of a competitive game. This episode got a 7/10 rating from Kritika and an 8.5/10 from Kelly and we both had the same favorite character: Nick!Thanks for listening and stay tuned for Episode 3!Music: "Hotshot” by scottholmesmusic.comFollow us on Twitter, Instagram or email us at whosthatgirlpod@gmail.com!Website: https://smallscreenchatter.com/

One of the best parts of going to the Oscar's is the fancy goodie bags they give out to guests.  But this year, The Oscar's are actually giving away real estate!  (:30) Every Friday, Raven's wife Alicia calls in to the show to give Raven a grade on how he did as a husband that week!  This week, Raven's latest surgery has been causing some tension in the house, but is that really his fault?  (3:16) You love your friends, but even the people closest to you can sometimes make you roll your eyes!  If you are that friend who always feels the need to start fights, that's definitely all I need to know about you!  (7:15) Basketball may not be your thing, but everyone is always excited about the latest trends!  Anna and Raven present March Fadness, the ultimate tournament to determine the greatest fad of all time!  Today's match-up is between; Hacky Sack vs. Pokemon Go!  (14:44) Does your child have a toy that they are particularly attached to?  Anna's younger daughter has become attached to a particular toy recently and last weekend her worst nightmare came true…  (20:07) It's time for Mommy's Margarita Friday!  Moms (and Dads) share all the crazy things that their kids have put them through this week that have definitely earned them a margarita!  (26:48) Anna is sick of cooking, so she's come up with a plan to get her entire family to take over the dinner duties!  Last night, her 13 year old made dinner, with surprising results!  (30:07) Charlie and Samantha have been dating for a long time. They went to the mall and after a couple of hours, he wanted to leave. Samantha kept saying "a few more minutes", but after 90 minutes Charlie said he was leaving and left her at the mall. Samantha couldn't believe it, she thought he was kidding! Was he wrong to actually leave her there?  (33:22) Tammy has got a shot at a new record high jackpot!  $3800!  All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  (41:04) 

Anna's older daughter turned 13 over the weekend!  This birthday was a good time, but it reminded Anna of one of the most stressful weekends of her life!  (:15) Just when you thought you were done with the Kanye/Pete Davidson story, a new development has happened that's completely out of this world!  (2:44) The gas crisis is affecting everyone in the country, so if you're out here making it worse, that's all I need to know about you!  (5:57) What new piece of technology has actually changed your life?  You wouldn't think that something as simple as crock pot liners would change the entire way you cook, but it happened to Anna!  (9:32) What do you do with old cards that people give you?  Is there a polite amount of time before you throw them out?  Anna has taken a pretty firm stance about how her family gives and receives cards and it might not be what you think!  (13:30) Have you had to stay in a Covid hotel?  Anna's friend is currently stuck in one in Panama and she called in to tell them all about it!  (21:11) The increasing gas prices have got us all going a little crazy, so to help, we want to fill your tank! All this week, play “Heads Up” for a chance to let us fill your gas tank!  (25:11) Basketball may not be your thing, but everyone is always excited about the latest trends!  Anna and Raven present March Fadness, the ultimate tournament to determine the greatest fad of all time!  Today's match-up is between; The Hacky Sack and The Rachel Haircut!  (27:19) Do table manners even matter anymore?  Anna went to a restaurant over the weekend and she was shocked at the lack of etiquette!  So she called etiquette expert Karen Thomas to discuss what manners are appropriate in the modern age!  (30:26) Amanda and Ken's 17-year-old daughter became very close friends with their neighbor's daughter. The problem is that they don't like the neighbors very much. Amanda would like to have a conversation with her daughter about not being her friend anymore. Ken thinks you can't tell someone who to be friends with, she'll just rebel. What do you think? (37:23) Michael thinks he's got what it takes to win $3000!  All he has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia!  (46:02)

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 352, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Classic Songs' First Lines 1: A CCR title:"Left a good job in the city, workin' for the man every night and day". "Proud Mary". 2: It earned ours:"What you want, baby, I got it, what you need, do you know I got it?". "Respect". 3: A disco anthem:"First I was afraid, I was petrified". "I Will Survive". 4: "Deep down in Louisiana, close to New Orleans, way back up in the woods among the evergreens". "Johnny B. Goode". 5: Wayne and Garth rocked out to it:"Is this the real life, is this just fantasy". "Bohemian Rhapsody". Round 2. Category: Action Figures 1: Paddy Doyle's fitness records include throwing 470 of these in 1 minute--that should win the round. punches. 2: In 2003 Paul Crake ran up the 1,576 steps of this NYC building in 9 minutes 33 seconds. the Empire State Building. 3: In 2006 Leyan Lo, a student at this Pasadena school, solved a Rubik's Cube puzzle in 11.13 seconds. Caltech. 4: A term for a tireless Soviet worker comes from the name of Alexei Stakhanov; he mined 102 tons of this in 6 hours. coal. 5: Ted Martin kept one of these fad items aloft with 63,326 consecutive kicks in just under 9 hours. a Hacky Sack. Round 3. Category: Country Music Hall Of Fame 1: A popular exhibit at the Hall of Fame is the actual cornfield used on this "corny" TV show. Hee Haw. 2: Before getting "On The Road Again", he donated a blue bandana and a pair of sneakers to the Hall. Willie Nelson. 3: This inductee and one-time San Quentin inmate has his pardon from Governor Reagan displayed at the Hall. Merle Haggard. 4: The Country Music Hall of Fame has a dress made and worn by this Kentucky-born singer as a 14-year-old newlywed. Loretta Lynn. 5: This "Singing Brakeman" was in the first group of performers inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Jimmie Rodgers. Round 4. Category: Grocery Shopping 1: If in a hurry, grab a prewashed salad mix, perhaps with the red leaf and green leaf types of this. lettuce. 2: If you're buying a whole fish, these (on the fish) should be clear and not sunken. eyes. 3: Mom, not shredded wheat! Please can we get Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers from this company, can we please?. Kellogg's. 4: You'll get fresher milk from the bottom of your market's display case for this reason. because it's colder at the bottom. 5: Choose one of these with evenly distributed netting. cantaloupe. Round 5. Category: Biblical Quotations 1: The "he that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her" quotation concerned this crime. adultery. 2: Remember the proverb, this "goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall". pride. 3: Completes the line from Luke 11:23, "He that is not with me is...". against me. 4: In his short book, Jude describes this pair of cities as "suffering the vengeance of eternal fire". Sodom and Gomorrah. 5: The other 5 categories on the board all take their titles from chapter 3 of this book. Ecclesiastes. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

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On episode #56 of Money2Byrne The Podcast that looks at the lighter side of Business we have yet five more of your favourites. We have show favourite What You Never Knew, No More Funny Business, Tech Tricks, we see the return of Plan B And also Breaking Fad. We take a look at how difficult it is to get into Hamburger University. We look at company Ultimate Reality who have some of the weirdest thrill experiences we have ever heard of. In plan B we look at Sony's worst product idea of all time, tech tricks we have a game for those with fast fingers and in Breaking Fad we take a look back at the Game Hacky Sack and look to see if they are worth any money after all these years. Money2Byrne is the perfect show for anyone who is looking for some light hearted fun. It is perfect for Entertainment for those who want to learn something new and have some laughs at the same time. We cover Marketing, inside sales tips, mentors to follow, inside sales advice, LinkedIn tips, SEO advice. We also make sure we cover entertainment as well. Facts about Google, Apple, Mc Donald's that will have you rushing to Google it. Entrepreneur and start up companies in Ireland will also love some of the Hot Topics and Business breakdown sections. We have something for everyone. If you use the internet you need to protect yourself. Choose express VPN for a one stop shop for protection online. Use this link and get 3 Months free as a special offer for the Money2Byrne listeners. https://www.expressvpn.com/money2byrne --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-w-byrne/message

Selam Selam ihr hübschen Menschen.. Name ist Programm!! Falls euch interessiert, wer HackySackChamp07 ist & was angeblich die Babypille mit der aktuellen Entwicklung der Männer zutun hat dann schaltet hier bitte nicht ein. Hört euch das auf gar keinen Fall an. Viel Spaß beim NICHT hören. Folgt uns auf ALLEN Plattformen Habibis & Habibtis!

Listen in as we talk to Derrick Fogle, Missouri's local legend known as the 'Hacky Sack Guy'.   

Das erste Mal im Studio vom Co- Produzenten von Dieter Bohlen. Und wie ist es, mit Justin Bieber Hacky Sack zu spielen? Wie wird man als Künstler entdeckt? Das alles und noch viel mehr, erfahrt ihr in dieser Folge "Wir waren Mal Stars". Kay unterstützen: https://www.ebay.de/itm/Gretsch-Miu-Charity-Gretsch-Electromatic-/265183149611?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&fbclid=IwAR1zpTnsJhrtHKwBiE42PSeXG5YawsLw8wBncYI47KYKwzPoOGGrrmnyg0c Ton Studios in Barmbek unterstützen: https://www.betterplace.me/tonstudios-nach-explosion-in-barmbek-in-not

Read along to practice your English and to learn the English phrases I HAVE TO HAND IT TO YOU and TO HAND INIn this English lesson I wanted to help you learn the English phrase, I have to hand it to you. We also sometimes say, "I gotta hand it to you," or "I've gotta hand it to you," or "I have to hand it to you." There's a couple of different variations, but they all mean the same thing. It's something you say after someone does something really well. So when a student does really well on a test, I might say to them, "I have to hand it to you. You did a really good job on your test." Or maybe someone has an old car and they fix it up all by themselves. You might say, "Hey, I have to hand it to you. You did a great job fixing up that car." Or, "I gotta hand it to you. You did a great job fixing up that car." So when you say I have to hand it to you or I've gotta hand it to you, or I gotta hand it to you, it simply means you're recognizing that someone did something and they did a great job on it.WANT FREE ENGLISH LESSONS? GO TO YOUTUBE AND SEARCH, "BOB THE CANADIAN"✅If you enjoy these lessons please consider supporting me at: http://www.patreon.com/bobthecanadianIs there a bug on my head? Sometimes there is.The second phrase I wanted to teach you today is the phrase, to hand in. This is a phrase we normally use in schools almost all the time. And it means when a student gives their work to the teacher. So I will say to my students, you need to work on this project. You need to hand it in. You need to hand in the project next week, Tuesday. So we're going to start on it today. It's due next Tuesday. That is the day when you need to hand it in. When you hand something in, it's usually paper but now we do it electronically as well. Students on Google Classroom, is what we use at our school, they can click a button that allows them to hand in the work that they've done.So to review, when you say, I have to hand it to you or I gotta hand it to you, you're simply saying, Hey you did something and you did a really good job on it and I recognize that you did a good job. And when you hand something in, it usually happens at school. And it usually means when you give the teacher the work that you've done. If any of you are taking night classes, there's probably times where you need to hand in some of the work that you've done.But hey, let's look at a comment from a previous video. This comment is from Dmitry. Haha, we wanna see more acrobatic tricks in Mr. Bob's performance. Have a great flexible day. And my response is this, Haha, I'm not so sure about that. It would certainly be a lot of physical comedy.So thanks Dmitry for that. That's in the last video where I tried to show my ankle, like kicking my leg up in the air. I almost fell over by the way, when I did that. I'm not as flexible as I used to be. But when I was younger, I say that a lot too, when I was younger, I really liked playing something called Hacky Sack. I'm not sure if any of you are familiar with what Hacky Sack is. Hacky- I'll put a little picture up here, actually. Hacky Sack is this fun game that I used to play with my roommates at university where you kick a little beanbag around. And believe it or not, I was really, really good at it. So anyways, Dmitry, thank you for that comment. It kind of reminded me of the fact that yes, maybe I used to be a little more acrobatic, a little more flexible than I am now.Hey, I wanted to show you something that makes me a little bit sad today.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bobthecanadian)

But, she has glasses and overalls!!! How do you turn that into the prom queen?!?! Well, Mike and Anthony will tell you how! Sit back with a shady margarita and listen to this epic discussion of one of the best teen movies in the history of 1999. Hacky Sack meets The Real World meets Sixpence None the Richer in "She's All That." Never...let...it...drop!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sodapopcultureclub)

For once, those tea leaves you're always reading have given you good advice and you've decided to follow it by listening to this, the latest episode of THE SMILE SYNDICATE MUSIC HOUR. Jason and Miss Elizabeth are an unstoppable entertainment juggernaut as they hurl the very best in Funtime Comedy and Musical Entertainments in the guise of a 21st century variety show straight at your pleasure receptors. Mr. Cherries, beloved algebra-solving horse, joins Miss Elizabeth on an episode of the annoying morning show Wake Up, Smileton! And Miss Elizabeth tells us all […]

On my very first historical episode I sit down with with footbag hall of famer Bruce Guettich and mother of hacky sack Linda Roberts to examine and discuss the colorful history and legacy of hacky sack co-creator, Mike Marshall.

H. Foley and Kevin Ryan join Luis J. Gomez and Zac Amico and discuss nicknaming employees, Foley not getting invited to Kevin's wedding, getting in trouble with a significant other for something said on a podcast, Luis's first jobs including making bagels, Does It Live - the tourist who fell off a hot air balloon, airplane etiquette, the NBA player suspended for using a racial slur on Twitch and so much more!(Air Date: March 12th, 2021)Support our sponsors!Manscaped.com - Use promo code: RealAss to get 20% off plus free shipping!Contact the show at RealAssOfficial@gmail.com!Real Ass Podcast merchandise is available at https://podcastmerch.com/collections/real-ass-podcastYou can watch Real Ass Podcast LIVE for FREE every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11am ET at GaSDigitalNetwork.com/LIVEOnce you're there you can sign up at GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code: RAP for a 14-day FREE trial with access to every Real Ass Podcast show ever recorded! On top of that you'll also have the same access to ALL the shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!Follow the whole show on social media!H. FoleyTwitter: https://twitter.com/hfoleyoniceInstagram: https://instagram.com/foleygramsKevin RyanTwitter: https://twitter.com/kevinryancomedyInstagram: https://instagram.com/kevinryancomedyLuis J. GomezTwitter: https://twitter.com/luisjgomezInstagram: https://instagram.com/gomezcomedyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LuisJGomezComedyTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/prrattlesnakeZac AmicoInstagram: https://instagram.com/zacisnotfunnyGaS Digital NetworkTwitter: https://twitter.com/gasdigitalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gasdigital/

Chris Doelle is a Marketer, Author, Public Speaker, Broadcaster, Game Designer, and Texas High School Football Historian. Chris was not diagnosed with ADHD until age 45. He simply thought he was just more intelligent and motivated than his cohorts. His doctor sent Chris for evaluation and the results showed the highest reading he had ever seen. When asked how Chris dealt with his ADHD, his lifelong need to make lists seemed to be the glue that has held it all together. He never goes anywhere without a half dozen notepads. Recently, Chris has created two tabletop board games that were both fully funded via Kickstarter. www.FridayNightLegends.com and www.SaturdayLegends.com When he is not working on one of his business ventures, Chris can be found on his property in South Texas clearing land, burning out stumps or working with the builder as they will break ground soon on the house he and his wife are having built. Today we’re talking about how he keeps it all together… Enjoy!   A little more about our guest today: Chris was a class clown growing up and was always being creative. From writing action-themed short stories involving all his classmates and reading them to ever-growing crowds of interested students to singing contemporary pop songs to the pretty girls several years his senior, he was always up to something unique. He started his first company in junior high school - he built and repaired bicycles. This was quickly followed by a stint selling sports cards and comics. As the computer revolution began, Chris was instantly interested. He was writing code on notebook paper for a year before the first personal computers came out. At the same time, Chris began selling computer software to his high school and training the teachers how to use the machines as a Senior in their class. Chris was neither the most popular nor the loner. He flowed into and out of every clique of students easily. He played football but didn't get involved in any other extracurricular activities other than student government. He is notorious for being the only student to ever resign as Parliamentarian - stating his reason as, "It's a stupid position." His grades were straight C's because he would ace the tests with no studying but never turn in any homework. That balance left report cards showing him to be completely average. Just after high school Chris was ranked #13 in the world in Hacky Sack. He then put himself through college working four jobs at the same time. Before his schooling ended, he has found two people to do two of his jobs as less than he was being paid and became an employer - albeit unofficial. He studied Exercise Physiology and Psychology. In college he began racing bicycles - a love that has continued for decades amassing over 35,000 miles on the bike. Most nights during his 7 years of college however were spent playing Dungeons & Dragons where he was the Dungeonmaster because "his adventures were the most interesting" of their gaming group. Again, Chris did little school work while scoring 100% or better on most exams. If he did study, it was after D&D ended around 2am the night before a test. After college, he had a short stint in "corporate America" building the computer systems for the Greater Houston Area YMCA Association. This position allowed him to regularly support 35 different branch locations training staff, while installing and troubleshooting anything related to technology. The position was at the perfect time for Chris as the entire association, with his lobbying and encouragement, was transforming from just two PCs across the entire organization, to a computer on every desk all connected together by the high speed internet of the time - ISDN. This constantly-changing position was the only reason he lasted so long in a mainstream job. As boredom set in, Chris went back to his first love - self-employment. Chris continued to start, grow and run a wide range of businesses - a tech support company, a video production company, a cabling company, a photography company, a web design company. Most were either sold, closed or rolled into his current company Fresh Media Works - a full service marketing company he has run since 1996. With the exception of the 6 years at the YMCA, Chris has been "gainfully unemployed" for the better part of nearly 40 years. When podcasting came around Chris was already doing live internet radio and became officially the 5th person to publish a podcast. Since that time he has done tens of thousands episodes and hundreds of shows - spoken to business groups and universities about podcasting and it remains one of his great passions. Through his ventures in podcasting, Chris became a major player in the world of Texas high school football. His site Lone Star Gridiron has become the statewide leader in news and information on high school football in Texas. Happily (albeit bumpily at times) Chris married his high school sweetheart after being apart for years. They have four kids and recently become empty-nesters.  ----------     ***CORONA VIRUS EDITION***   In this episode Peter & Chris Doelle discuss: :40  -  Intro and welcome Chris Doelle!  3:05  -  When you were diagnosed? Tell us your backstory and how what made you different growing up? 5:04  -  On trying a lot of different things, what worked and what didn’t 6:25  -  On lists, deadlines and their importance in his life 7:35  -  On situations where failure to organize w/ lists, etc came back to bite you in the butt.  7:55  -  On what tech tools to keeping things organized i.e. followupthen.com 9:00  -  On the difficulty of staying busy/finding balance with work and personal life 10:21  -  On being an extrovert with ADHD combined with physical introspective tendencies 11:15-  What drew you to games, and board games?  Ref: https://lonestargridiron.com www.FridayNightLegends.com and www.SaturdayLegends.com  13:16  -  Tips on working partnerships with someone with ADHD 14:14  -  On finding and maintaining balanced partnerships 15:02  -  On functioning successfully around neurotypicals/what kinds of things changed w/ marriage 16:36  -  Tell people how they can find you and get more info on you? @chrisdoelle on Twitter  LinkedIN  his books on Amazon and at https://boardgamegeek.com/  17:06  -  Describe yourself in 15 seconds?  18:04  -  Chris Doelle, thanks so much for taking the time being on Faster Than Normal, I appreciate it.  Guys, as always, Faster Than Normal, if you liked what you heard drop us a review.  We appreciate you guys being on the podcast , we appreciate people listening. We are, as far as I can tell, one of the top, if not the top ADHD podcasts out there, so I love that, and that was all because of you guys, and I am eternally grateful. If you have a guest that you think might work, or maybe it's you, someone you know, You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. We would love to hear from you guys, uh, it thrills us to no end when we get notes. Also, one final thing, if you have the book, if you've read Faster Than Normal the book, go on to wherever you bought it https://www.amazon.com/ or https://www.audible.com - whatever, drop us a review, you'd be amazed at how those reviews really, really help. As always, thank you for listening. ADHD is a gift, not a curse. We are looking forward to seeing you next week, you guys take care. 18:49  -  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits!   TRANSCRIPT:  Hey guys, Peter Shankman. Welcome to another episode of Faster Than Normal, happy day, hope you're having a great day and hope your world is spinning the right direction. Hope things are chill. Hope you're enjoying life. By the time this airs, it should be,  I don't know, mid-February or so, and I'm hoping that everything by then has calmed down and we're all doing well.  It's the third week of January here, I guess, and we're moving forward here in New York, so I hope you guys are as well, love that you're here. Always very grateful that you've tuned in. I have another great guest, every week we have great guests, this, this week is no different. Chris Doelle is our guest today, and I will tell you all about him.  And if I seem pretty calm, and much more calm than I usually am. in these episodes, I had a ridiculously hard workout today and I'm not sure, but I think half my brain fell out, uh, I was on the Peloton and I had the best output I've had in about 16 months, so I'm frighteningly calm today to the point where I'm like, not really sure if it's, if this is the, I don't know what's going to happen.  Hopefully this returns, I return to normal, cause this is a little weird, but anyway… OK. Chris Doelle!  So Chris is a marketing expert. He makes marketing fun, he gets you more customers, but he's also an author, a board game developer, a podcast consultant, a producer.  Sounds like someone with ADHD who does a lot.  He was a class clown growing up. He was always being creative, he wrote action theme short stories involving all of his classmates and read them to ever-growing crowds of interesting students. He sang contemporary pop songs to the pretty girls, several years, several years, his senior. I'm dying to know how that worked out for you.  He was always up to something unique. He started his first company in junior high school. He got into selling sports cards and comics, and then he immediately hit onto the computer revolution. so I'm guessing he's about my age. He was writing code on notebook paper before the first personal computer came out at the same time, began selling computer software to his high school and then training the teachers, how to use the machines, which I love.  He was not the most popular nor the loner, he flowed in and out of every click of students easily, which is interesting…. children with ADHD, sometimes can't do that. One more fun fact about him, he was once ranked 13th in the world in hacky sack. Chris, great to have you on the show, man.  Peter, thank you so much for having me, and I have to tell you that I hope you return to normal too.    A little, little calm, little calm for too many people. So tell me about, tell me about your brain. When were you, were you diagnosed? How did this, how, what, what, what made you different growing up? Tell us, tell us your backstory.  Sure. Yeah, actually I wasn't diagnosed til almost 50 years old. Awesome.  And I just always thought this is how the world works in, in, uh, you know, everything's going all the time with my head, uh, and getting bored and running off and doing something else.  I love that I came across your book and your show to realize that now is the first time in my life, I'm realizing, wow, I'm not all that different, there are people like me out there. So, so yeah, um, I guess, yeah… at a, at a young age, um, I was always writing.  Writing was always my release. I would write, um, and, and you talk about imposter syndrome. I, I would write in elementary school, I'd write my name a hundred times on a piece of paper and come home and hand it to my Mom, and she'd go, what's that for? And I'm like, so you don't forget who I am. Oh, which was insane. But you know, it worked. And, uh, I think, I think the, the big benefit that I had, you said that, um, it doesn't always work well to flow in and out of those groups. I think it worked well because of my Mother. Early on, she was such a supporter, always telling me you can do whatever you want, you're amazing, you're wonderful. So I believed it. I didn't have those doubts that a lot of people with ADHD have. Um, so,, between her and my father who was extremely ADHD, but again, not to diagnose, um, I learned there's nothing you can't do if you try, so I tried everything.  Tell me what worked and what didn’t, because one of the things about trying everything is that you have some great successes, but you have a lot of failures. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I think what worked there was literally realizing that it's only a failure if you don't learn something. So I... I reframed everything and my wife now will tell me I have rose colored glasses. I always try to find the good in everything, the positive outcome, and it's annoying as heck to her.  But, um, but that, that, that's it, yeah. I would fail at things, but, at the end of the day, I would go, okay, is there something to learn from this? Is this something I need to work harder at and go back to, or is it something okay, I've done that move on?  Um, and I became a huge fan of lists. I have sitting next to me, as we talk, a stack of legal pads, uh, there must be 20 of them here each with a different subject, and so every time I think of something, I grab the right list and add to it. Um, without those lists, I'd be lost.  And you discovered that when???  I discovered that probably junior high school, because I realized I can't keep all this stuff together, you know, it, it came and went in, and popped in and out, and I'd remember,  great memory, but there's too many, too much stuff there going on, as you know, to try to remember all of it.  So lists are, I mean lists are just super important and just as much, they fall into the  same category…. as like having  a calendar, right, and making sure everything you do at any given point, is in the calendar, um, is that sort of, you know, you’re, uh, so if your default is lists, you also have like, does everything have to be written down and everything you have to do has to be like put together and all that? Well, yes and no. I mean, if, if I want it, if it's something that, um, I absolutely have to do, it goes down the list and it goes on a calendar and gives me a deadline, because as many of your guests have mentioned, and I, I, um, I went through and listened to all the shows, you know, just burned through them, just trying to get it all in, uh, and, you know, the recurring theme I saw was yeah, if there's a deadline, it would happen. So, so that's what I always do. I write it down if you know, I didn't need it, if it was just something like, yeah, sometime I want to do this, then I wouldn't worry about writing it down... I'd do it spur of the moment, but again, if it's important, if it's for business, if it's for a client, if it's for family, it’s got to get written down.  Right. Have you... had a situation,, tell us about a situation where you, you forgot to write it down or you didn't, or you look at it and, and it came back to bite you in the butt.  Gosh, that's probably on a weekly basis and it usually involves my wife, sometimes she said just in a passing comment, that I would categorize  in my brain as, “Oh, that'd be cool to do”  Do you have any (indistinguishable) tools  that you use. Like I said, I swear by https://www.followupthen.com/  Do you have specific  tools that you…. tech tools that you use to keep the stuff flowing?  Well, I use Google for most everything. So I use Google calendar and I have multiple calendars. I have one for each of my businesses, one for, uh, my wife, one for, um, things...I just, you know, that I have to go to cause I cover Texas high school football. So I have my schedule of places I travel, so that's a separate calendar. I also use the Google to-do lists. Tasks List and it's got multiple lists. So yeah, I do a lot of tech now, but I still rely on these pads  And you’re doing this all by yourself, no assistant, nothing?? Not yet, although I called Megan and I said, Hey, can you help me? I need, I need what Peter has, wasn’t trying to steal her… although I would in a heartbeat if I could.   Alot of people have tried, she's very loyal, I’m very fortunate… very loyal, I should probably give another raise. Um, so tell me about, you know, one of the things I read about with you, is you are, you are  constantly on the move, constantly busy. How are you, and I'm sure... I'm sure that the busyness helps you and keeps your, you know, ADHD in check, like, like it does for me. How do you, um, find the balance between staying busy with all of the things you're doing, um, and making sure you have a personal life, I.e. with your wife and, and I mean, you, you, you recently became empty nesters.  You had four kids, you know, how did you find that balance? And, and, and what tips can you tell the audience for finding that balance? Cause that's not always easy.  And I don't know if this is the right answer for everybody, but the answer for me is, if it involves my wife, It takes priority over everything, so, but she gets it, she understands where I'm at and that I am constantly bouncing here, there and everywhere and crazy ideas and I'm going to run off and do it. Um, and, and she... she's a nurse, so she deals with people all day. I work from home, so I do my marketing. I don't see people, so she knows I need to go out and see people.  She, on the other end, doesn't want to go out and see people, so she's like “go, go, go.” And I think, I think travel helps us.  Would you say that you are… so you're an, you're an extrovert 100% ?? Yeah. In the Myers-Briggs I'm an ENT J yeah, very much an extrovert.  Interesting.  But, but again, I do get, I do get introspective when I'm physical, like, uh, we're working on building a house out in the country. I'm clearing land, burning brush, and I do that by myself and it is like a Zen thing. So yeah, I get very, this is my time. Understandable. I mean, I think that we all have those moments where we have to do our own thing and only our own thing, you know? Um, I've had to explain that to people in my life in the past, like, Hey, you know, I'd love to see you this weekend, but I've been on for 14 straight days. I need a day.  I need to sit on my couch, for 24 hours, watch King of the Hill and just do nothing. You know, it definitely, it definitely gets to that. Um, tell me about, tell me about….um so we talked about the lists, um, you created board games, right?  Yeah.  Is that something that you, you found, you found? what drew you to that? And did you find yourself doing that in part because of ADHD?  I'm sure I did because growing up when I was in grade school, I used to make up sports related games that I would do with dice and I would play entire seasons of these things. I would go to my Mom and show her the results, and I know it was boring to her, but again, she was so supportive, she'd sit there and listen, yes dear, that's so amazing, that's very cool. And so I've always liked games. Growing up... or not growing up, over the last 17 years, I've run a website called Lonestar Gridiron, which covers Texas high school football, and, uh, in that time have become one of the, one of the big players in Texas high school football media, uh, and so my partner who I've known since junior high school in that, uh, I've been trying to sell him on, let's do a game, let's do a game, you know, because let's take advantage of this high school football stuff.  And he was against it... against it. ‘cause we both have computer backgrounds, it's a lot of work.  And then I said, hey, what about a board game? Would you be up for that? And he said, sure. And it was on. And so our first game was Friday Night Legends, which is, it's a football board game that allows you to play the greatest high school football teams of all time against each other, based on their real stats, so it let's you coach them? Uh, and we sent ..since had….that was the Kickstarter, we, um, then came out with another two years later called Saturday Legends, which does the exact same things for college football.  I love it, that's brilliant. Tell me how… so you said your partner, when you work with, how do you, what tips would you give someone for working with someone with ADHD?  What have you learned about yourself that you tell people you tell your partner or whatever. Know your strengths and be clear about your strengths with each other.  Uh, Mike, the, the partner, he is a, he's a numbers guy. He can sit at a desk and crunch numbers all day long and he loves doing it, that would drive me batty.  So, you know, we, we, on our site, we have the most comprehensive list of statistics over a hundred years of Texas high school football. We have all their records, all their coaching records, all the team records, everything you can think of. I couldn't put that together, but I'm the guy that gets out there and goes, hey, this is amazing, come check it out. Yeah. I'm the Steve Jobs, he’s the Wozniak.  Love it, love it, having met Wozniak I totally, I totally get that, we all need a Wozniak. I think it's fascinating because I think that a lot of people who are listening to podcasts have these great ideas and they do get stuck on that side of things where they're like, I don't know what, I don't have the ability to do the math.I don't have the ability to do the scheduling, whatever. And so yeah, you finding someone is, is probably the best thing you could possibly do.  Yeah, and that's why I need the Woz for my regular business still. I have it for the high school football,  that's it.  No question about it. Um, how long have you been married? Uh, been married, interestingly enough, we've been married for 12 years, but we were high school sweethearts too, so we all, we each went off, had our own little lives, you know, I was the bachelor traveling all over the place and she was the steady one building her nursing career and we got back together. How, before you were diagnosed, what was it like, you know, did you understand why you were the way you were when it came to, you know, your wife and how did you, how did you function? Uh, when, when we, when we're ADHD, we don't necessarily function the best possible way when we're with other people.  Um, what did you have to learn and how did you have to change?  Well, yeah, I didn't realize anything was wrong, you know, and I say wrong, it's not wrong because I've always viewed it, thanks again to my Mom's influence… as a superpower.  You didn’t realize anything was different?  Different, correct.  Thank you, Yeah, and so I just thought this is the way I'm wired.  I thought maybe I'm smarter than most of the people I meet, but I didn't think anything was all that different, so I thought this is how I deal with things. And again, I created compensations.   My, uh, my office prior to getting married, three walls, were floor to ceiling dry erase board so I would just throw things up, being very visual.  When I’d think of something, I’d jot it down, it was, it looked like mad scientist scrawlings. Um, after getting married, realized I can't have that.  The wife wants the house to look nice, so I have a much smaller, dry erase board and it's more organized.  It's about the little compromises, right?  Yeah exactly, and it was worth it. It was tough at first because I'm used to being able to just reach to a wall and start jotting, but of course I can walk over there and jot.  Tell me how, tell people how they can find you, uh, how they can reach out and get more info on you.  Well, again, my name since it's spelled uniquely it's Chris, last name Doelle.  You search for that, you can find me anywhere. I'm... I'm on all the socials I'm on LinkedIn. I'm, you know, you name it, uh, really easy to find. You can find me on Amazon because I've got, you know, five books out. You can find me on Board Game Geeks because of the games, anywhere, you just search for me.  One final question, um,  the Jack-of-all-trades thing, cause I get that right? I do this, I'm marketing ability, you know, how do you describe yourself to other people, right? If you, if you, if you, if your entire life is cats, for instance, and you have a cat blog and you do stuff with cats, I’m a cat person, I write about cats, you know, you do so many things that are not related.  How do you describe yourself in 15 seconds in the elevator?  I literally just say I'm a marketer because everything I do involves marketing, uh, you know, because none of them would succeed without it. And, uh, other than that, I silo, I talk to people and say, if you know me as a board game guy, we talk about board games and we don't go off on Texas high school football.  We can go off on books. We don't, you know, I silo  Very smart!  Chris Doelle, thanks so much for taking the time being on Faster Than Normal, I appreciate it.  Oh you bet, cool.  Guys, as always, Faster Than Normal, if you liked what you heard drop us a review.  We appreciate you guys being on the podcast , we appreciate people listening. We are, as far as I can tell, one of the top, if not the top ADHD podcasts out there, so I love that, and that was all because of you guys, and I am eternally grateful. If you have a guest that you think might work, or maybe it's you, someone you know, shoot me a note @Petershankman.com.  Follow us on Twitter at Faster Than Normal, @Petershankman, uh, or on Instagram. We're pretty much everywhere. We would love to hear from you guys, uh, it thrills us to no end when we get notes. Also, one final thing, if you have the book, if you've read Faster Than Normal the book, go on to wherever you bought it https://www.amazon.com/ -  https://www.audible.com - whatever, drop us a review, you'd be amazed at how those reviews really, really help. As always, thank you for listening. ADHD is a gift, not a curse. We are looking forward to seeing you next week, you guys take care. Credits: You've been listening to the Faster Than Normal podcast. We're available on iTunes, Stitcher and Google play and of course at www.FasterThanNormal.com I'm your host, Peter Shankman and you can find me at petershankman.com and @petershankman on all of the socials. If you like what you've heard, why not head over to your favorite podcast platform of choice and leave us a review, come more people who leave positive reviews, the more the podcast has shown, and the more people we can help understand that ADHD is a gift, not a curse. Opening and closing themes were performed by Steven Byrom and the opening introduction was recorded by Bernie Wagenblast. Thank you so much for listening. We'll see you next week. 

Welcome to the 8th episode of GENUINE, the podcast! Today we travel back in time and space to two interviews from four years ago when there was no pandemic and it was possible to wander around a city playing hacky-sack with somebody. On today's archival episode, Sarah and Carlton talk about two interviews Sarah conducted, both focused on sparks of inspiration, in two very different arenas. Eugene Coneglan is a fascinating guy from New Zealand who left his government career to teach people around the world how to hacky sack. Jim Infantino is a deeply genuine, creative musician, author and web developer from Boston, Massachusetts. As Sarah says, "Leaning into where we are sparked is super powerful," so regardless of where you are right now and how you might be doing, give yourself the gift of a pause to settle in, listen, and enjoy the journey as it unfolds. Show highlights: Carlton and I talk about what inspires us. Eugene talks about the life he is pursuing. Eugene shares how he developed his passion for Hacky Sack. The impact that Hacky Sack has made in Eugene's life. What Eugene learned from Austin, his friend, and mentor. Eugene shares what he did to pursue his calling. What you will gain from playing Hacky Sack. Jim talks about his experience of the creative process. Jim discusses from where the idea for the book he is writing came. Jim explains what fulfills him when it comes to web design and songwriting. How Jean-Paul Satre and Simone de Beauvoir influenced Jim's understanding of communication. Jim describes the communications he likes to create and talks about what fulfills him the most, creatively. Jim talks about his napkin poetry shows. The trap with creativity. Jim talks about inspiration. Why you should take a risk and something every day that pushes your boundaries. Links: Join GENUINE, the community to enter the conversation and step into our Positive Mind Challenge: https://genuinenetwork.org/ Jim Infantino: https://jiminfantino.com/ Eugene Coneglan: https://vimeo.com/user37053801

Did Paul McCartney audition to be the weather reporter for the show? Bash trimmed his beard, they introduce a new segment called InstaGnarley Take, Barb had a commercial audition and brought her "cat", and Bash started playing Hacky Sack from Wham-O. Special thanks to Steve Tardio, Dave Elmy, Artie Brennan, Evan Levy, and Alexsis Neenan.

Counting Crows "Long December" 1996 from "Recovering the Satellites" released on Geffen written by David Bryson/Adam Duritz/Charlie Gillingham/Matt Malley/Ben Mize/Dan Vickrey and produced by Gil NortonPersonel:David Bryson – guitarAdam Duritz – paino, lead vocalsCharlie Gillingham – accordianMatt Malley– bassBen Mize– drumsDan Vickrey– guitarsCover:Jonathan Horton vocals/guitars/harmonicaIntro Music:"Shithouse" 2010 release from "A Collection of Songs for the Kings". Writer Josh Bond. Produced by Frank CharltonOther Artists Mentioned:"Grease" the musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey"Annie" musical by Thomas Meehan"Hamilton" musical by Lin Manuel Miranda"The Who's Tommy" musical by Des McAnuff and Pete TownsendFrankie AvalonTina TurnerPink Floyd's "The Wall"Roger Waters' "Us and Them Tour"Bob DylanBill MurrayLos Del Rio "Macarana"Spin DoctorsHank WilliamsJimi HendrixLady GagaJackson BrowneJennifer AnistonCourtney CoxBritney SpearsSmashing PumpkinsSmashing Pumpkins "1979"Marcy Playground "Sex and Candy"Howard SternElton John "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"DelilahLed ZeppelinLed Zeppelin "Stairway to Heaven"The BeatlesTaylor SwiftCarole KingDave Matthews BandElton John "Mona Lisa and Mad Hatters"Derek and the Dominos "Bellbottom Blues"

Cam and Chris welcome a new guest, talk about music they are working,classic albums that have influenced their own music, oh, and someone gets beer spit on their face.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we conclude our series on the 2005 squad-based shooter Star Wars Republic Commando, on which both hosts worked. We talk about some of the difficulty unevenness of the game, some of the process of building the game, a bit about enemy and squad AI, and especially how we came to differentiate the characters and inject some humor. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Through Kashyyyk Issues covered: leaving characters behind, the length of development and how it changes your longer-term plans, having George give feedback on your game, the overly grim version of the game, ignoring feedback given once, the difference of dealing with George vs dealing with LF Licensing, caring more about story than lore, the huge impact on production, the value of the feedback, being on each side of the question of whether to push out a schedule, having Robin Williams suggested for the game, needing the balance of comedy, the use of gallows humor, the impact of voice on a game's budget and schedule, RPGs and text vs voice, the additional cost of well-known names, finding actors more in line with characterization, enriching the script by specificity, having an off-site to plus up the game, looking at the game during in production, facilitating discussions, getting ideas from everyone, stepping back from development to get enough distance, going to Kashyyyk, incorporating another film character in General Tarfful, seeing the ragdoll bug, climbing up to the treetops, fitting this game on a Xbox, having good technology internally, being unclear about objectives, not having characters to rely on for storytelling, reusing enemies etc, having only two people write all the AI but carrying other engineering tasks, how you would approach this today, leveraging gaps in time to get across the bridge, delaying the pay-off to force the player to see it, the milestone process, not having enough investment in the product over the process, cutting part of the bridge level, failing a milestone and using that to improve, needing more spectacle and spit and polish, the AIs throwing grenades back and forth, leaning on the linearity of the game to make the squad seem smarter, "bread-crumbing," behavior trees, multiple path voting, AI and level design working together, finding the edge of AI, how you design for roguelikes instead, adapting to the needs of the game as they went, having a little bit of everything at the end, a notable cameo, the interviews, difficulty in games and different ways to achieve it, toy development timelines, the success of the game as a surprise, the team gift, a team delivering a solid first product, the possible follow-on titles, Delta Squad as canon, how tech could have supported the game better, Tim admits that he is a jerk, a good game with a lot of potential, figuring out how to make the game vs making the game, the strength of second titles, the greatness of the team, who gets design credit on the games, having the opportunity to work on different types of games. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: George Lucas, Clone Wars (TV Show), Genndy Tartakovsky, Samurai Jack, Dave Filoni, Chris Williams, Daron Stinnett, Robin Williams, Shakespeare, Law and Order, Tomb Raider, Jill Murray, Ken Rolston, Morrowind, Oblivion, Patrick Stewart, Liam Neeson, Max von Sydow, Temuera Morrison, Ryan Kaufman, Mike Stemmle, John Hancock, Unreal, Xbox, PS2, Epic, Starfighter, Patrick Sirk, Half-Life 2, Hacky Sack, John Hancock, Nathan Martz, Remnant: From the Ashes, Harley Baldwin, Thief, TIE Fighter, Larry Holland, Reed Knight, Darren Johnson, Blarg42, Raymond Cason, BoxBoy, Curse of Monkey Island, Resident Evil 4, Mark Brown, Dawfydd, Karen Traviss, West End Games, Dylan Thomas, Jim Ward, Gentle Giant, Greg Knight, Battlefront II, Grand Theft Auto (series), Jedi Knight, Fallout (series), The Mandalorian, Dave Collins, David Norton. Mass Effect (series), Uncharted (series), Assassin's Creed (series), Kirby's Epic Yarn, Epic Mickey. Next time: Bonus Episodes! Link: Dynamic Difficulty in Resident Evil 4 Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

Sup bros. Here's part 1 of 2 in our series on Bro Sports. What's a Bro Sport? That's what we're here to figure out. We start things off this week and take a look at two college kid classics: Hacky Sack and Ultimate Frisbee. If you enjoy the show, give us a like on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @WhatIsSports1. Also feel free to send us comment or questions by emailing us at wisportscast@gmail.com. See our social media pages for the images that we reference in this episode. Next week we'll be continuing our series on Bro Sports.

Special guest's Hannah Barron AKA The Queen Of Noodling, and Lil Brows AKA The King of KATS Rap Battle join the show and the guys talk Shapel's Fear Of Energy Drinks, Brendan's Bike Crash, Blind B-Ballers, Hacky Sack, Robot Pigeons, an All New Name Game (TV Show Edition), Tarantino vs Scorsese, a Live Performance by Lil Brow's and much more!Follow Lil Brows on IG:https://bit.ly/LilBrows_AustinPollardCheck out Hannah Barron's YouTube:https://bit.ly/HannahBarronHelix Sleep - https://helixsleep.com/kats Athletic Greens - https://athleticgreens.com/katsLiquid IV - https://liquidiv.com/ use code: KATSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Special guest's Hannah Barron AKA The Queen Of Noodling, and Lil Brows AKA The King of KATS Rap Battle join the show and the guys talk Shapel's Fear Of Energy Drinks, Brendan's Bike Crash, Blind B-Ballers, Hacky Sack, Robot Pigeons, an All New Name Game (TV Show Edition), Tarantino vs Scorsese, a Live Performance by Lil Brow's and much more!Follow Lil Brows on IG:https://bit.ly/LilBrows_AustinPollardCheck out Hannah Barron's YouTube:https://bit.ly/HannahBarronHelix Sleep - https://helixsleep.com/kats Athletic Greens - https://athleticgreens.com/katsLiquid IV - https://liquidiv.com/ use code: KATS

Join us in this next episode as we discover the philosophy of Hastings Rashdall, learn about the short story that introduced cyberpunk, learn about the 3rd Baron of Rayleigh and his discoveries, travel to Achaea, Greece to discover its fascinating history, and finish the episode learning about a unique sport! Coming on May 4, 2020!

Captain! There’s a massive Mind Poison just off the starboard bow! How did we not see it until now? Prepare for impact! And by impact, we mean another hour and forty or so minutes with your favorite (and recently selected as the two all-time best) hosts of Mind Poison! This week Mark and Jesse talk about Shakespeare and If Old Things Are Important, and continue with the Bracket of Things. And they have another COVID-19 Fireside chat and end up talking more about Fortnite than the virus. Hop on those lifeboats (women and children first - be a gentleman, for crying out loud) and have at it! Drop us a line: https://mppodcast.com/say-hello or email us at: mindpoisonpodcast@gmail.com to suggest a rant or topic you want discussed. We love to hear from our listeners and write everyone back! Please don't forget to rate and review us if you enjoy the show! And make sure to subscribe through one of these platforms: iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Tunein, Android, or by email. And please let your friends know about us if you enjoy the show. We appreciate the support! iTunes subscribe: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mind-poison-podcast/id1375818881?mt=2&ls=1 Stream on: https://mppodcast.com New episodes released weekly on Mondays! Keywords: Mind Poison Podcast. Mind Poison. Worldwide Yikes. Trump Sucks. Ghost Adventurers. WWF. WWE. UFC. Comic Con. Comic Books. Marvel. Disney. Wrestling. Martial Arts. Movies. Books. Novels. TV. Television. Pop Culture. Reality TV. Joe Rogan. Paul Stamets. Your Moms House. Bobby Lee. Madden 20. Netflix. Meatless Burger. Heavy Metal. Music. Classic Music. History. Marketing. Amazon. Amazon Prime. Tigerbelly. The Joe Rogan Experience. We Hate Movies. My Favorite Murder. Politics. Minnesota. Colorado. California. United States. World. International. Worldwide. Acting. Actors. Actress. Brendan Fraser. Friends. Frasier. Cheers. All in the Family. Thanos. Spam Text. Spam Email. Junk Email. Minnesota State Fair. Two Dollar Bill. Urinal Etiquette. Having a baby. General Yeti Information. Ecigs. Ecigs ban. Local Legends. Baby names. Call Me City Sleek. Adult Onesies. Finding Your Hair Type. The Bracket of Things. Hacky Sack Country Club. Fortnite. COVID-19. Coronavirus. Bracket of Things. Mind Poison Podcast

Janel sneaks down to Mom's Secret Fort to talk about gaining perspective when her daughter starts kicking the most valuable item in the household like a Hacky Sack. What's round and square and making perfectly nice people say judgy and awful things about other perfectly nice people during the coronavirus pandemic? 

E.090 - KIDS CHURCH CLOSED (unofficial kidmin coronavirus episode) LOTS of stuff in todays episode! We address the suspension of our own church Worship Experience which naturally effects our Konnex Kid Mission children’s service. Don’t worry, we include 3 toy object lesson topics: Remote Control Cars, Marbles & Hacky Sack! Snag some ideas, from ours, on how you can teach with these toys to your kids! Podjinks - w/Travis Hold Up - w/Jared Toy Box - Travios & Pop Fizzics www.sndkidmin.com Visit our in-house sponsors...

Paul and Erika get into 1999’s She’s All That, based on George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion (no, really)! They play their favorite game of spot the actor and get to talk about Milo Ventimiglia, Tim Matheson, Alexis Arquette, Usher, Gabrielle Union and, of course, Lil Kim. And don’t worry, they also dive into how She’s All That does when viewed through a modern lens...enjoy! -In the mood for more Rachael Leigh Cook? Erika suggests checking out Josie and the Pussycats! -Want something more modern? Paul offers up Hustlers, which also features a cameo by Usher! Are you a Podchaser user? If so, we'd love for you to rate and review us! Click here!

In today's podcast we discuss the world of hacky sack, This includes the Hacky Sack club, What is a Hacky Sack, and the history of hack Sack. We will also being viewing a segment of a commercial for Hacky sack Club created by Jackson Carter, who happens to be our Co-editor. Links: https://youtu.be/6LAWQ7xy5kw Follow us on instagram: @duggismydog, and @veddermichel contact: 951-434-0703 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It's here everyone... the sequel to the first nasty baby Andrew Harms episode! People have been calling this one "The Godfather Part II of Podcasting". I was sick of just my own voice so I had to add him again! Thanks and make sure you subscribe and follow to the podcast to see the new episodes lmfao!Episode topics:Sequel to andrew harm episode,Happy days science fiction spin off,Comedy shows having a ton of rules, Some comedy club with sexual harassment,Open mic hosts making it worse,Andrew is a “hood hasidic",“tool" guys that “have friends”Doing coke is a rich guy thing,Cocaine is a lame drug,Tortured artists on drugs,Tortured artist cop,Andrew's turning 30,I'm NOT 36! Homework sucks!Highschool cool bands,Paintball hijinks,Me and Andrew's Dad,Our treefort kid gang,Our jackass pranks to a wheelchair guy,Andrew has Tech Decks®,Hacky Sack sex stuff,Andrew got suspended for weed smokin',Confusing skateboards with tech decks,Smokin' weed,Andrew's a class clown badass kid,Playin video games ON WEED,Nicknames for marijuana,Rollerblading,Our dad never told us if we have a mom,Andrew randomly lifting weights,Andrew thinks he's taxi driver (watch out),Ace ventura, being obsessed with movies as a kid,Robert deniro movies,What makes a guy good looking or sexy?Tool douche guys/fake voices,Hood guys talk annoying too,Andrew talked black by accident,Code switching,It's Tuesday as a motherf***er,Doin ‘weed', jackass/skateboard guys in hs,The Simpsons had “heart”,Kids just watch porn now,What we thought sex stuff was as kids,Weird creepy kids in the neighborhood,What we wanted to do/be as kids,Pirates vs hippies vs ninjas,Head football guy,Andrew was in charter schools,Bad students = just not white kids to Andrew,Forrest Gump Andrew,Being 50 is not the same as being 10,Andrew's dating app hijinks,Find middle school girls app,I've had sex 3 million times,Should people have sex,Prostitution is the oldest religion,Lifting up energy,When you're supposed to be a failure,Snorting asbestos,Going for a sexy look,Baby food nasty update,Andrew's rapping,Wrap-up segment,Celeb talk,Lizzo,Grunge guy,Lizzo's diaper,Andrew's deluded into thinking Lizzo's hot,Lumpy cellulite,Lizzo argument/debate,Andrew's big black woman fetish,Stuff that didn't record by accident,Plugging section!In memoriam cast

The Nazgul arrive as Faramir sounds the call to retreat. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter Email us: contact@lordoftheringsminute.com Shop on Amazon And be sure to join our listener group: Fellowship of the Mic!

Join Emily as she GMs a whole new adventure featuring Weldy and his friends.  If you like what you hear head over to our Patreon and help us meet our goal to continue this fun new show! Support us on patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SouthernTomfoolery Southern Tomfoolery Plays https://www.southerntomfoolery.com/ https://discord.gg/7KPfMCz https://twitter.com/SouthernTomfool https://www.facebook.com/SouthernTomfoolery/ https://www.instagram.com/southerntomfoolery/ Hacky Sack Heroes Title Music: "Hacky Sack Heroes" by Adam Kelly Other music: "Nakondis Mists" by Adam Kelly "Opening Jam" by Chance FisherMusic from https://filmmusic.io:by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)Licence: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook: Social Media hat unsere Kommunikation revolutioniert – und verändert sich immer rasanter. Nachwuchs lässt nicht lange auf sich warten: Aktuell gilt die Videoplattform TikTok als letzter Schrei bei den unter 25-Jährigen. Noch. Was bedeutet das für die Kommunikation von Unternehmen, Medienhäusern, Institutionen? Müssen OTTO & Co. jetzt TikTok, Twitch und Tinder entern, um nicht den Anschluss zu verpassen? Oder ist all das viel Lärm um nichts? Im zweiten O-TON spricht Moderator Ingo Bertram mit einer Expertin, die es wissen muss: Sahra Al-Dujaili ist Team Lead Social Media bei OTTO – und verrät, warum TikTok das neue Hacky Sack ist.

Episode 167 Talks Popular Performers Verses Writers, Upcoming Music, Frat's Killing Pledges,New Media,LL Cool J, Staying Clear Of Politics,Different Ways Of Dealing With Stress, Chixtape 5,Def Jam Vendetta,A Look At Coolio's Career,The Two Unreliable Guards Of Jeff Epstein,Godfathers Pizza & Much More! Watch Hitgang's "Behind The Music" On Your Favorite Social Media! Listen To The "Rose From Concrete" Album By Hitgang Geezy On All Your Streaming Services! Go Support K.Hill's "Hillians Way" Album In App Stores Now! Watch Emz Tv For More Hip-Hop News! Catch Up On Our Paranormal Show "What Was That?" Now Available! Our Limited Food Show Series "Have You Had It" Airs This Week Exclusively On Social Media! Come Out The Crowd & Be A Part Of Something,Let's Move Content Culture Forward!

Pete goes in search of a song he heard a local band play on a rainy Thursday night in 1993 at a bar called Ruby Tuesday. And, dropping his son off at college for the first time sparks Pete's memories of his first few months away at college in 1989 in all of his be-mulleted, hacky sack playing glory. Plus, an extended rant on the spelling of band names.

John gets caught 'Burdisizing'. Hacky Sack plastic surgery. Old school comics and animated tv shows. Plus the Prog review.

From the people who brought you Mollie and Pete Save Christmas, this is the Mollie and Pete Save Everything podcast. Instead of breaking down a Hallmark Christmas movie, Mollie and Pete talk about what they have been up to this summer. This episode includes a discussion about Lollapalooza, the Randy Walker 5K, points for CARA […]

Tom Brose took a trip to Santa Cruz in 2005 to check out something called CrossFit. He trained alongside some of the earliest CrossFit legends, and learned directly from CrossFit founder, Greg Glassman. The intensity stunned him and the insights transformed his view of fitness. But what impressed him the most was the community. Tom has kept this in mind running his affiliate, and the people around him gush about what an amazing community of coaches and members he has built. We get to hear how Tom discovered CrossFit, what the early days were like, and how CrossFit DC has evolved over the years. For more info on Tom, check out CrossFit DC, or follow them on Instagram and Facebook. People, Organizations, and Stoner Sports mentioned in the episode:[02:58]  Tom’s CrossFit origin story[03:20]  Dragon Door Message Board[04:49]  Pavel Tsatsouline[04:58]  Greg Glassman[09:10]  The Brand X Method[09:21]  Grace[09:40]  Fran, Josh Everett[10:04]  The Kipping Pull Up[10:43]  L1 - CrossFit Level 1 Certificate Course[11:08]  Greg Amundson, Eva T[12:30]  Nicole Carroll[12:35]  Tom describes his first gym space, AKA The Alley[12:43]  West Marine, for ropes in the early days[13:12]  Bill Henniger, founder of Rogue Fitness[13:20]  Concept2[13:30]  Club One[16:50]  CrossFit DC[16:37]  CrossFit Chupacabra[18:00]  Tom was more interested in Punk Rock than team sports growing up[22:34]  Tess! Territory Foods[24:21]  Tom talks about his Mentor Program being his proudest achievement[24:35]  CrossFit Regionals, USA Weightlifting's American Open[28:03]  Ultimate, don't call it Ultimate Frisbee[28:08]  Tom insinuates that Hacky Sack is a stoner game and not a sport, the internet disagrees. See also Freestyle Footbag [29:36]  Mike Rutherford[29:50]  Bad programming decisions - Kelly: Tour du Fran; Tom: Super Bowl of Suffering[30:28]  Pain Storm, Brand X, CrossFit Central Scotland[31:18]  Remembering the In-N-Out phase: keeping a burger down while completing a WOD. And also, SFCF’s Cinco de Mayo challenge: row 500m and then chug a beer. We can file these under bad programming decisions as well.[33:20]  What would Tom go back in time and tell himself?[38:05]  What’s next for Tom[41:19]  Tom’s digits and socials

Erin's got a cold. Nicole's got two retainers. But nothing's going to stop these two from ripping the stuffing out of the plush darlings of the 90's: Beanie Babies. Join our Host Dudes for a look at the rise (and fall) of one of the biggest, hardest to understand crazes of the last century. (As mentioned in the episode, share this link with a friend to introduce them to the pod! https://dtfupodcast.com/new-dtfu)

Kia Ora whanau!! After just missing out on a spot in the New Zealand Junior Development Squad for orienteering Andrew Thompson’s life steered away from running into university and a love of Drum & Bass, frequenting the amazing scene in Wellington in the early 2000’s and quickly becoming a DJ, VJ, and successful promoter and curator of Bass Drop, a popular NZ Drum & Bass forum. It wasn’t until years later, when by chance Andrew found himself out on a trail run with Evan Short of Concord Dawn that the spark for trail running was reunited. Fast forward some impressive results, a harriers club, massive growth as a runner and taking on board a coach and Andrew found himself out in front with 12 kilometers to go in the 2018 trail running champs at the Crater Rim Ultra. Andrew dug in, crossed the line in first with his daughters alongside him and became the Aotearoa/New Zealand and Oceania Trail Running Champion for 2018. Andrew is off to Portugal with the rest of the New Zealand team and is fundraising hard to fund his trip. What!?? I hear you ask. That’s right. The bro has to get himself there. We’d like to do what we can and have included a link below to Andrew’s Givealittle page, anything you could spare would really help. This is a wonderful conversation with an impressive running talent and interesting, grounded, and very choice human being. Thanks for coming on, Andrew!! A warning though... We hit peak Wellington about 5 minutes in. Hacky Sack anyone?? Enjoy!!

Growing up on the slopes of Sun Valley, Idaho, Sam Meek was in high school when 9/11 hit. He always thought he would be a Marine, and decided that was the time. The fact that he loved his fellow Marines was part of the motivation for starting Sandboxx, to help them stay connected with their families. This means communication at tough times such as boot camp and also at special times in their service, such as graduation, medal ceremonies and the like. He was always entrepreneurial, even starting a Hacky-Sack company at age 13. But a chance encounter with a hedge fund principal launched him into the business world. Veteran Founder Podcast with your hosts Josh Carter and Carmen Nazario We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music: Artist: Tipsy Track: Kadonka Album: Buzzz Courtesy of Ipecac Records 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Veteran Founder Podcast live on-air every Friday at 1:00pm pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

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The boys take a suggestion from a listener and discuss the casual games cornhole and hacky sack.

The guys sit down with Joe Jacobs, Creative Service Specialist for the Worcester Red Sox. Hear inside stories of minor league baseball, Joe's history with the super bowl, and what he hopes to bring to the city of Worcester.

The siblings take stock of Setsuko's finances and set out to go look for their mother.

Jakes answer: Joey Hudoklin, Randy’s answer: Donny Rhodes. Listen in to hear the question. The conversation continues with Stork to get an insider’s view about why Wham-o discontinued the NAS series. Find out how the Frisbee and Hacky Sack communities came together and why. Stork shares the details inside the… Continue reading The post Episode 76: Stork Provides Deep Insight to Wham-o History appeared first on FrisbeeGuru.

Is your used car still connected to its old owner? Just how did Apple manage to identify the teenager hacker who stole 90GB of the firm's files? And why on earth would a firm of lawyers start producing pornographic videos? You'll be surprised by the answers! All this and much much more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by computer security veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault, joined this week by Paul Ducklin. Follow the show on Twitter at @SmashinSecurity, or visit our website for more episodes. Remember: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or your favourite podcast app, to catch all of the episodes as they go live. Thanks for listening! Warning: This podcast may contain nuts, adult themes, and rude language. Theme tune: "Vinyl Memories" by Mikael Manvelyan. Assorted sound effects: AudioBlocks. Special Guest: Paul Ducklin.

Crystals! Spells! Chakras! On this episode we discuss all things mystical, including Hacky Sack. Join us on this mind bending journey, man.

On this week’s episode of This Week’s Episode, the TWEPcasters discuss the latest season of Jessica Jones on Netflix. Plus, Hallmark goes crazy for Christmas, the Karate Kid continues is an unexpected place, Moon Knight may find his way to TV, and more! This week’s episode Jessica Jones season 2 Next week’s episode Cougar Town S01E01 The Pilot Show Notes The Crown Producers Apologize for Claire Foy-Matt Smith Pay Inequality Marvel's Cloak & Dagger Full Trailer Released FLCL Progressive and Alternative Combo Trailer Christopher Eccleston: ‘I gave Doctor Who a hit show and then they put me on a blacklist' Hallmark to debut a record 34 new Christmas movies in 2018 Official Cobra Kai Trailer - The Karate Kid saga continues Rachel Bloom to Guest Star on iZombie Candice Patton Handles Racist Trolls With More Class Than They Deserve Former 'Daredevil' Showrunner Wants to Make a 'Moon Knight' TV Series Social Stuff TWEP Facebook page Geekade Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Tumblr Twitch Website Contact Us Support This Week's Episode by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/this-weeks-episode

On this date in 1957, inventor Fred Morrison sold the rights to his flying disc to the Wham-O company. Here are some things you may not have known about the Frisbee. Morrison said the idea came to him while he and his future wife, Lucille, were tossing a cake pan back and forth on a beach in 1938. Another person offered them 25 cents for the pan. As the pan cost just 5 cents, Morrison figured there might be a business opportunity there. Following World War II, Morrison designed a more aerodynamically stable disc he called the Whirlo-Way. In 1948, he and a business partner began selling the discs at fairs and shows. In 1955, he designed a new model, called the Pluto Platter, which is the design he sold to Wham-O. A few months after buying the design, the company decided to change the name to Frisbee, after discovering that’s what college students in the Northeast called the Pluto Platter. The term Frisbee was derived from the Frisbie Pie Company, whose empty pie tins were tossed around the Yale University campus. Morrison described the name as “a horror. Terrible.” In 1964, the Frisbee was redesigned to increase the thickness of the rim, which made it much more controllable. After the redesign, sales of the disc soared. A class of sports was invented using the Frisbee, including Frisbee Golf and Ultimate Frisbee, among others. Although people use the name generically, the name Frisbee remains a trademark of the Wham-O company. The company was known for mailing reminder letters to newspaper writers who didn’t capitalize the name, along with a new Frisbee. The year after Wham-O bought the rights to the Frisbee, they introduced the Hula Hoop. The company introduced the Slip ’N’ Slide in 1961, followed by the Super Ball in 1965. According to Lamar Hunt, the late owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Super Ball’s name was the inspiration for the name of the Super Bowl. The company also marketed Silly String, the Hacky Sack and the Boogie Board. Our question: What type of action stabilizes a Frisbee in flight? Today is World Freedom Day in Taiwan and South Korea, and Bounty Day in the Pitcairn Islands. It’s unofficially National Pie Day, Measure Your Feet Day, and National Handwriting Day. It’s the birthday of U.S. Founding Father John Hancock, who was born in 1737; painter Edouard Manet, who was born in 1832; and Princess Caroline of Monaco, who turns 60. Because our topic happened before 1960, we’ll spin the wheel to pick a year at random. This week in 1972, the top song in the U.S. was “American Pie” by Don McLean. The No. 1 movie was “The Cowboys,” while the novel “Wheels” by Arthur Hailey topped the New York Times Bestsellers list. Weekly question: In the song “American Pie,” who is referred to as “The Jester”? Submit your answer at triviapeople.com/test and we’ll add the name of the person with the first correct answer to our winner’s wall … at triviapeople.com. We'll have the correct answer on Friday’s episode. Links Follow us on Twitter, Facebook or our website. Also, if you’re enjoying the show, please consider supporting it through Patreon.com Please rate the show on iTunes by clicking here. Sources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_23 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Frederick_Morrison https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisbee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisbie_Pie_Company https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wham-O https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodyboarding https://www.checkiday.com/01/23/2017 http://www.biography.com/people/groups/born-on-january-23 http://www.bobborst.com/popculture/numberonesongs/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_York_Times_Fiction_Best_Sellers_of_1972 iOS: http://apple.co/1H2paH9 Android: http://bit.ly/2bQnk3m

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The first installment of The SoFloRadioShow featured these great South Florida acts! Listed in order of appearance on the show. Find out more about them at... Electric Kif SONGS FEATURED: Blazed & Confused [feat. Oz Noy], Hacky Sack, Labrats electrickif@gmail.com http://www.electrickif.com https://www.facebook.com/Electrickif/ Que Lastima SONGS FEATURED: Poison, Open Wounds Email: qu3lastima@gmail.com Website http://www.dumpstercircus.net For booking contact Eulogyrex@aol.com https://www.facebook.com/quelastima SADA SONG FEATURED: Inferno Soundslikesada@gmail.com soundslikesada(Twitter) soundslikesada(Instagram) soundslikesada(YouTube) Website: https://www.reverbnation.com/soundslikesada?profile_view_source=profile_box https://www.facebook.com/Soundslikesada/ Butch and The Fat Doobs SONG FEATURED: Pay Me Email: butchandthefatdoobs@yahoo.com https://www.facebook.com/ButchandtheFatDoobs/ Mike Mineo SONG FEATURED: Pain http://www.mikemineo.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mike.mineo Bubbles Brown SONG FEATURED: Ashtray Alleyways http://www.bubblesbrown.com Press & Booking Contact: Bubs7891@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/bubblesbrownmusic Silenmara SONG FEATURED: Nevermore mmendonca.07@gmail.com www.reverbnation.com/silenmara Press Contact: mmendonca.07@gmail.com Booking: Fretwizrd13@aol.com Reginald.miller@hotmail.com https://www.facebook.com/silenmara/ Johnny Raincloud SONG FEATURED: 15 Paces Johnnyraincloud.bandcamp.com http://Johnnyraincloud.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/Johnny-Raincloud-780894601955531 And more about the show at... https://www.facebook.com/SoFloRadioShow/ https://twitter.com/SoFloRadioShow

On Episode 98 of the Enormocast, I sit down with Midwest native and ice farmer, Eric Barnard. Eric found climbing after Jerry’s death and getting sick and tired of Hacky Sack, and he went on to develop the early bouldering scene at Devil’s Lake, Wisconsin. After a stint in Pocatello, Idaho, he and his family … Continue reading "Episode 98: Eric Barnard – Small Town, Big Dreams."

Alex and John cover the hard hitting topics. First Adele calls in, then A&J talk about Halloween, racial identification, and Rachel Dolezal. They also discuss Presidential hacky sack, re-gifting walking sticks, and precision. Follow the show on twitter: @passthegravypod, @AlexJMiddleton, & @JohnGiof

Dean, Paul and Matt get together to talk about the other retro sports games that don't often grab the back pages. We defy you to find another gaming podcast that gives as much time to the Hacky Sack! Check out our Official Retro Asylum YouTube channel for more retro discussion http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfCC9rIvCKoW3mdbuCsB7Ag Main Site Sponsors http://www.playexpo.net For all the latest news on Play Margate keep an eye on their site. http://www.funstock.co.uk Loads of excellent gift ideas here, from Neo Geo X, JXD Android Gaming Tablet and much more! Get 5% off your order using the discount code ‘asylum' at checkout. http://www.retrotowers.co.uk The only place to pick up the fantastic Everdrive and retro console cables and peripherals. For 5% off your order use the discount code ‘retroasylum' at checkout. June site Sponsors- Nicholas Lees, Darron Tungate, John McManus, Michael Keith, Retrotowers.co.uk, Retromash.com. If you'd like to sponsor the show please visit our website at retroasylum.com and click the donate button at the bottom of our homepage. Everything pledged goes straight back into maintaining the site, so if you enjoy the show please consider donating. Any feedback is more than welcome and please leave us an iTunes review if you haven't already. DRISKY!

Ganz simple gesagt wurde heute unser Flieger vom Vintage verweht. Die Episode lässt sich wie folgt zusammenfassen: Drei alte Männer trauern ihrer vervideospielten Kindheit nach und reden dann über Zeichtricks. Lieber Fluggast, wenn dir das Gehörte gefällt oder dir Sorgenfalten auf die edle Stirn fabriziert, dann haben wir etwas für dich: iTunes Bewertungen. Vorspann Zu aller erst will die Redaktion euch auf unsere Passgierbefragung hinweisen. Wir wollen euer Feedback und damit 4 Minuten eurer Lebenszeit. Unser ewiger Dank ist euch sicher. Zur Belohnung dürft ihr euch diese Episode auch auf YouTube anschauen. Da wir im Intro darüber geredet haben, gibt es hier einen historischen Ausflug in den Tagesablauf von Kafka, Balzac und Konsorten: Podio: The Daily Routines of Famous Creative People Info We Trust: Creative Routines Co.Design: The Sleep Schedules Of 27 Of History’s Greatest Minds Überbleibsel Ordner ausblenden in Carousel von Dropbox Carousel Blog: Excluding folders on Carousel web Endlich ist es da, das Feature welches Carousel für Patrick schon einmal nutzbarer machen würde. Allerdings funktioniert es vorerst nur in der Carousel Webapp. Dort klickt man auf ein Foto und kann dann sagen “diesen Ordner zeigst du mir nicht mehr an”. Sven bemerkt, dass es andersherum praktischer wäre: Die Ordner die man in Carousel haben möchte, händisch auswählen, der Rest bleibt verborgen. So ungefähr wünscht sich das auch der Rest der User im Dropbox Support Forum und in den Kommentaren. Egal. Die ersten Schritte sind getan und das Ding dreht sich wieder. BitTorrent Sync Pro Neben Patrick ist nun auch Andreas mit an Bord. Bei nutzen Sync, beide müssen sich erst einmal zurechtfinden. Eines der neuen Features ist “Sync All” – dieses haben Patrick und Andreas erst einmal gaaaanz vorsichtig mit einem Testordner ausprobiert. Wer “Sync All” nicht aktiviert, bekommt Platzhalter in seinen Ordner auf der Festplatte und spart Platz. Per Doppelklick werden die echten Dateien dann runtergeladen und können bei Bedarf auch wieder gelöscht werden (dann erscheint auch der Platzhalter wieder). Andreas ruft auch auf eine Feature-Request an das Sync Team zu schicken, denn er will lieber eine schnicke Dropbox-Like UI, wo er die Ordner per Checkbox ankreuzen an – “selective sync” halt. Wieso eigentlich Fantastical? Nach seiner Kutschenfahrt quer durch Berlin ist Sven aufgefallen, dass er Fantastical gar nicht mag. Für den Überblick bei einem randvollen Kalender ist das nicht seine App. Er nutzt das “natural language” Feature kaum, welches Sätze analysiert und in Termine umwandelt. Week Calendar ist nach wie vor Andreas sein Favorit und Patrick ist mit Fantastical nach wie vor sehr zufrieden. Bei der Mac-Version findet er gut, dass man zwischen Kalender-Sets umschalten kann (z.B. nur Arbeit- oder Familienkalender anzeigen) oder auch das Fantastical automatisch erkennen kann, wo ihr seid und euch auf der Arbeit auch nur die dort wichtigen Termine anzeigt. Eine Ehrenerwähnung bekommt miCal… aber auch nur von Andreas. Der Rest enthält sich und hält sich die Augen zu. Kurzresümee: 5 Monate 15 Tage mit dem iPhone 6 Plus Das iPhone 6 Plus zu kaufen anstatt dem kleineren Ebenbild war für Patrick von Anfang an eine “Risikoinvestition”. Er wusste nicht, ob er damit als Einhand-Mobilfunktelefon-Bediener glücklich wird. Seinerzeit war der Anreiz für ihn sein kaputtes Handgelenk zu schonen, das das Große mit zwei Händen bedient werden will. Im Zweifelsfalle hätte er das Plus wieder verkauft nach 2 Jahren und sich ein reguläres iPhone geholt. Wie dem auch sei, den Angstschweiß kann er sich nun wegwischen, denn das 6 Plus rockt – lesen und schreiben ist eine wahre Freude. Zudem kann man es mehr oder minder einhändig bedienen, wenn mal Not am Manne ist. Auch Sven beichtet nun, dass er doch lieber auf die Weisheit der Jugend sich verlassen hätte sollen und mutmaßt, dass er mit einem großen Handtelefon besser gefahren wäre. Der gute wird bei nächster Gelegenheit upgraden und das normale Telefon samt aller Übercast-Folgen dann hier im Podcast verlosen (…vielleicht). Das Stichwort “Konsolidierung” fällt auch. Die iPad’s fristen bei unserer Crew eher eine Randexistenz die in Richtung unnötiges Luxusgut geht. Überschallneuigkeiten CloudApp macht nur noch 10 kostenlose Drops pro Monat Am 2. April ist die neue Regelung in Kraft getreten. Es gibt von nun an nur noch 10 Drops pro Monat, was ganz schön stark einschränkend ist für die kostenlose Version. Anbei noch drei weniger bekannte Alternativen von Patrick. Allesamt haben ein paar ganz spezielle Features und vielleicht ist ja was für euch dabei: Dropmark Minbox Infinit Computer- und Videospiele Nostalgie @smplctyblss’s Instagram Seniorictybliss war ja mit Kind und Kegel in Berlin. Im hiesigen Computerspielemuseum hat ihn dann sein Sohn nur mitleidig den Kopf schüttelnd angeschaut, als Papa vor dem C64 Space Invaders gezockt hat und mit dem Amiga 500 einen kurzen Zeitsprung zurück in die eigene Kindheit gemacht hat. Tja, Pong sorgt wohl heutzutage bei der jungen Generation eher für Augenrollen als für einen erhöhten Puls. Der zeitlerische Erstkontakt fand wahrscheinlich durch einen Atari 2600 statt. Dieser stand bei der Verwandtschaft und bei Welkers im Wohnzimmer. Die beiden 1981er, Patrick und Andreas, sind sich aber nicht sicher, ob es nun genau das Modell war. Georges Seguin (Wikipedia). Atari 2600 with JR. Pac-Man cartridge. Festival du jeu vidéo 2008 (video game festival) (Paris, France). Der historische Verlauf bei Patrick ist Atari 2600, Atari ST (keine Ahnung welchen – aber es war wohl eine Version mit integriertem Disketteneinschub), bis dann der erste 286er PC kam. Zurück zu den Konsolen kam er durch den Nintendo Gameboy und direkt danach auch zum NES. Seitdem war jede stationäre Nintendokonsole bei ihm im Haushalt und er bereut diese dann auch jedes Mal wieder verkauft zu haben. Als Patrick von einem Schiffchen-Spiel schwärmt, welches er damals gespielt hat und wo er alle Jahre wieder nach dem Titel sucht, haut Sven auf einmal den Namen Ports of Call in den Raum… und Patrick ist so happy, dass er während der Sendung noch die iOS Version kauft (und kurz danach ein virtuelles Windows installiert, um auf der offiziellen Webseite die Classic Version zu kaufen). Weniger optimistisch sind wir, dass Andreas sein Autorennspiel findet, bei welchem man schießen und die Karre aufrüsten kann. Das wiederum bringt Patrick aber auf Stunts, wo man sich in feinster 3D-Grafik eigene verrückte Rennstrecken bauen kann (und welches mit einem Emulator auch super auf dem Mac läuft). Tipps für Andreas bitte an feedback AT derubercast DOT com. Boulderdash ist jedenfalls bei Sven der Nostalgieauslöser… … aber der richtige Kracher im Computerspielmuseum war ein Textadventure – hier natürlich auch bitte den verzweifelnden Blick von Svens Sohn visualisieren. Sven: “go south” Computer: “You reached a deserted Saloon.” Sven: “Open door” Computer: “The place isn’t as empty as it seems. Two guys wearing a pilot uniform look stare at you.” Sohn: “Was ist das Papa? Egal, lass’ mal weiter gehen!” Hier auch ein Link zu A Dark Room auf iOS für alle die ein wenig Textadventure Luft schnuppern wollen. Bild via Animated Screenshots Zur Sprache kommt bei diesem Thema natürlich auch, dass Patrick ein Tekken 2 Meister (mit Urkunde) ist. Damals lernte er im Videospiel-Shop in [Weilburg an der Lahn] seine Gegner das fürchten und gewann so eine PlayStation 2. Seine Liebe zu Beat ’em ups entdeckte er jedoch mit Street Figter II in den spanischen Spielhöllen. Das war auch das Spiel, welches er auf eine einsame Insel mitsamt seinem SNES mitgenommen hätte. Auch Andreas hat eine ähnliche Vergangenheit und zudem noch den selben SFII-Favoriten: Angefangen hat er mit Guile, dann ist er bei Ken hängengeblieben. Hochgelobt von ihm auch die Balance den Spiels, welche es erlaubt hat das auch alte Hasen gegen Neueinsteiger spielen können. Zurück zum Thema Suchanfragen. Sven sucht einen Weg online alte LucasArts Adventures zu zocken. Auf Patrick hören will er nicht, das heißt ScummVM kommt ihm nicht ins Haus… alles zu kompliziert. Der Fechner will nur den Browser aufmachen und dort dann das Gummihuhn mit dem Karabinerhaken benutzen. Die Redaktion verweist hier ganz offiziell auf ScummVM Online… wobei der Mac noch nicht unterstützt wird – tja… Emulation ist nicht einfach. Bleiben wir bei Sven. Wo denkt ihr, dass er eigentlich Hausherr, Overlord und Profi war? Ganz klar: California Games… und zwar bei Hacky Sack. Hier seine alte Highscore die es zu schlagen gilt: Patrick hatte da wie im echten Leben eher die Liebe zum Schnee. Winter Games - Hot Dog. Nuff’ said. Als Abschluss zu unserer kleiner Zockerepisode gibt es noch A Night with the Lady aus dem Spiel “Defender of the Crown”. Leider nur die Amiga Version, wo der Sound einfach nicht so pralle war wie auf Patrick’s PC Variante. TV Serien Klassiker und Favoriten Weg von einer Freizeitbeschäftigung hin zur nächsten. Alles schön seichte Kost für die Hitparade beim Übercast heute. Hier mal Patricks 10 Lieblingsserien Monolog in kurz: Avatar: The Last Airbender (TV Series 2005–2008) Game of Thrones (TV Series 2011– ) Futurama (TV Series 1999– ) Firefly (TV Series 2002–2003) Agatha Christie: Poirot (TV Series 1989– ) Lost (TV Series 2004–2010) Azumanga Daioh (TV Series 2002– ) Shin Chan (TV Series 1992– ) (Nicht OV) Doctor Who (2005) Steins;Gate (TV Series 2011– ) Star Trek (TV Series 1966–1969)/Star Trek: The Next Generation (TV Series 1987–1994) (Nicht OV) Andreas zieht nach und prästiert seine 10 Favoriten: One Piece (TV Series 1999– ) Dragonball (TV Series 1986– ) Futurama (TV Series 1999– ) The Simpsons (TV Series 1989– ) Es war einmal… das Leben (TV Series 1986– ) Es war einmal… der Mensch (TV Series 1978– ) Star Trek: The Next Generation (TV Series 1987–1994) Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (TV Series 1993–1999) Star Trek: Voyager (TV Series 1995–2001) Married with Children (TV Series 1987–1997) Sven trifft das ganze etwas Thema etwas unvorbereitet und er lässt sich hinreißen zu einem Vorblick: Ein Colt für alle Fälle (TV Series 1981–1986) Trio mit vier Fäusten (TV Series 1984–1986) Ob da noch die Nostalgie aus dem Videospielmuseum mitschwenkt oder ob Sven diese Serien heute tatsächlich noch in seinem VHS Videorekorder/-player abspielt werden wir wohl in einem der nächsten Flüge erfahren. Unsere Picks Patrick: Pandemie (Brettspiel) (29 €, Video Review, auf iOS) Andreas: Wahl Lithium Ion+ (ca. 80 €, Review) Sven: VANMOOF Electrified 3 Ebike (2.249 €) Nachtrag: Da jeder so begeistert von Andreas seinem Pick war. Hier noch ein Bartkorrektur => Patrick hat wieder gelogen… der Braun Cruzer war sein Vorgänger. Nachdem die Ersatzteile dank der schäbigen Verarbeitung zu teuer wurde, ist er bei dem Remington gelandet. #stiftenkopf In Spenderlaune? Wir haben Flattr und PayPal am Start und würden uns freuen.

Erin Foley welcomes the queen of stand up comedy Jackie Kashian to the big show. We discuss bobsledding, hockey, snowboard cross, ice skating, Jackie's love of Hacky Sack and Australian rules football and more!

This is both a performance art piece and an educational moment. The Sack-a-holics kick the old sack around, counting each contact with the sack as it occurs. Once the movement of the sack stops they then comment on how they feel, each individually, about their accomplishment. The entire episode is then replayed in "Creep-O-Sound," slower but weirder, to help all our younger listeners to learn the numbers one through six! See? We're helping! The members of The Sack-a-holics (a sacking subsidiary of the BUNNYHEADSQUAD) present during this recording are: Brother Dave, Arson Carson, Thrash Bandicoot, MC Spoiler, and Supreme Bunny Warlord (aka: Richard F. Yates).