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Who is Mario without his mushroom, or Link without his boomerang? Just another dude... that's who... Wellll, maybe not, but their arsenal sure doesn't hurt their situation. Here Brian and Ryan discuss the weapons and power-ups that benefit game characters in extraordinary ways. Let us know if we missed one!Intro/Outro Music - "Synthwave" by Ryan AndersenFollow Us!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listoffpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ListOff_PodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/listoffpodcastEmail: listoffpodcast@gmail.com

Who is Mario without his mushroom, or Link without his boomerang? Just another dude... that's who... Wellll, maybe not, but their arsenal sure doesn't hurt their situation. Here Brian and Ryan discuss the weapons and power-ups that benefit game characters in extraordinary ways. Let us know if we missed one!Intro/Outro Music - "Synthwave" by Ryan AndersenFollow Us!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listoffpodcast/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ListOff_PodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/listoffpodcastEmail: listoffpodcast@gmail.com

In season #1 of Married With Benefits we explained what a wife can learn about the mind of her husband from watching ESPN. Here Brian and Shaunti explain the heart of most wives as revealed in Hallmark movies. What core question is she asking that a good love story answers? What insecurities does she carry that she's hoping you will cover? Good news: You don't need to go ice skating or build a rocking chair out of raw cedar to win her heart every day. Show Notes and Resources For more from Shaunti Feldhahn, visit Shaunti.com. https://shaunti.com Hallmark Christmas Movie Plot Generator: https://wronghands1.com/2019/11/29/hallmark-christmas-movie-plot-generator/ From Season 1: "Why Doesn’t My Marriage Look Anything Like a Hallmark Movie?" https://www.familylife.com/podcast/married-with-benefits/14-why-doesnt-my-marriage-look-anything-like-a-hallmark-movie/ Sign up for the "I Do Every Day" devotional series. https://www.familylife.com/ido/ For Men Only by Shaunti Feldhahn.  https://shop.familylife.com/p-2938-for-men-only-revised-and-updated.aspx Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network. https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Your generous support of FamilyLife helps create podcasts like Married With Benefits™. https://donate.familylife.com/married-with-benefits/

In the final part of Episode 7 - how does one's culture influence one's view on ageing -  Anna and Mirella talk to Brian Nguyen. Brian's day job is accountant, skills he also lends to various events like the recent Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week. As a hobby he also does improv and makes films. Here Brian talks to us about his heritage - his parents arrived in Canada as part of the Vietnamese Boat refugees, and how that has influenced him. He's a relatively younger generation, whose recent interest in his roots took him to Asia and Vietnam. What do we owe our elders, if anything, we asked Brian.We look forward to your input.Feel free to drop us a line at: bbteam@thebloomingboomers.comwww.thebloomingboomers.comAnd if you'd like to share your story, hobbies, insights, experiences, ... let us know and we'll be happy to consider you as our guest on our podcast and/or YouTube channel. 

Your Audio Curators, Jas and Sher accepted an offer to go on a private ‘Haunted’ tour of the infamous ‘Man & Nature Museum’ with listener Brian Langlotz. Here Brian shows them where he has heard voices of ghost children laughing and running through the museum galleries, Mannequins moving and deceased sailors remaining on post in the afterlife on the docked Nonsuch vessel. Many odd and unexplained occurrences have been rumored to happen throughout the years in the Museum. The hauntings and shadows that are witnessed have even been captured on security footage. What is the root cause of this? Opening in July 1970 (the Planetarium previously opened in May of 1968) brought a promise for the Museum to educate and bring people together to learn, and encourage discovery for all young and old. However with the Collections, clothing and artifacts it has seemed to invite a different level of participation to the galleries. Is it the artifacts that seem to be brought to life? Were some of these donated possessions actually haunted? Or are their owners still ‘attached’ to them? Do the taxidermy animals still embody the spirits that were thought to be left behind? Why do objects move on their own and ethereal voices seem to linger in the galleries? Pianos play on their own? Dolls are heard to cry & laugh?After we hear the first hand tales on Jas & Sher’s guided tour …..you decide if The Man and Nature is haunted……Winnipeg Playwright Brian Langlotzs is no stranger to the local theatre scene. To his credit he has been a Stage Manager with multiple groups such as NKCP Dramatic Theatre and Broken Record Productions. As well as been the Stage Manager for last ten years with local Country band The Wilkinson’s. Brian has also been involved with many acting roles in television shows, multiple commercials including larger movie productions. The love of the theatre has brought Brian to his current role as President and Founder of the Parachuting Camel Productions, through which he will be debuting his first official play, ‘Letters’ at this years 2019 Winnipeg Fringe Festival. Please listen to a sampling of ‘Letters’ at the end of this episode.

Here Brian, Zachary and Jake will Break down the first free agent action of 2019! our biggest surprises, greatest successes. and much more!

Innovative thinking and time management, they can go together. Here Brian and Nat Discuss how. Brian has spent the last 20 plus years helping America's entrepreneurs realize their dreams. Prior to starting his third company in 2012, he was the executive director of sales development at the Wall Street Journal overseeing the financial and small business markets across the Wall Street Journal franchise. And he is someone that I've spent quite a bit of time learning from. He's a very interesting individual, and I'm sure you'll find this very valuable. We discuss innovative thinking and time management. So let's dig into the show. Well, hey, Brian, it's lovely to speak to you again. Brian Moran 0:58 Great to be here Nate, thank you for having me back on your show. Last Interview With Brian :- Entrepreneur or Business Owner Which Are You? With Brian Moran Find Small Business Edge Here Nathaniel Schooler 1:02 Well, I think the amount of value you delivered last time, it would be crazy to not sort of have you back. Really. I mean, I think since since the last episode we did together, I've probably launched another 20. I can't remember what number that that was. To be honest, I should have probably checked but I'm I'm quite interested to talk to you today. Because we're going to talk about firstly about how innovative thinking and creativity work in business, and then we're going to talk about time management, flexibility and adaptability. But before we do, I'd really like to hear a bit about your new business venture that you are starting. Brian Moran 1:44 Sure. Thank you. It's called Small Business edge and it will launch at the end of March beginning of April. So you can go to small business edge.com and it's a global community platform for business owners I've been doing this now you know, helping business owners start, manage, grow and even save their businesses for about 30 years. And so this is a culmination of everything that I've learned over the past three decades and all of the great people that I've been able to work with and we're going to come together you know, you can almost think of it as like Siri for small business owners. So if you if you have questions about your business, you can come on to the site you can ask us will have a human powered search engine that will go over the top 100 websites and if that's not good enough for you, we will have a subject matter expert that can help answer your questions. But it's going to be connecting with other business owners, connecting with companies that want to help you run a better business and I'm really, really excited about it. We're going to have podcasts, tweet chats, webinars, everything that you need to help run a better company. Nathaniel Schooler 3:01 Sounds great. I know you've got masses of experience for the left from the last three decades, you know, and I always learned something from from talking with you, Brian. What about innovative thinking then and creativity when it comes to business. Brian Moran 3:19 So the funny thing is the, I'm gonna say something scandalous right now. And I'm going to tell you that the overwhelming majority of business owners and people in business, they're reactive thinkers, and by that I mean, you know, something happens in it in a given day. And they react to it as if they it came out of left field like they didn't they didn't see it coming and what that does is so, you know, they have to take care of the problem, they have to stop what they're doing and then when it's finished, they can get back to try and achieve their goals for the day. The problem with that is when these situations pop up. It's stymies creative. and innovative thinking. And you know, it's almost like we become firemen. You know, we put out the same fires every single day. And and so the question is, how do you how do you get outside that to allow yourself to be, you know,

Brian Message is a partner in Courtyard Management; Radiohead’s management business and co-founder of ATC; the management and live booking agency. Here Brian works with Johnny Marr, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and PJ Harvey. Brian is a director and former chairman of the MMF, the largest artist management organisation in the world. He is also an advisor to The Featured Artist Coalition and a founding partner of the Fan Fair Alliance; an organisation that is radically altering the event ticket market in the UK for the benefit of fans and artists. A surprising and honest conversation about recklessness, doubt and doing things differently.

In December of 2014, we spoke with Brian MacKenzie, founder of crossfit endurance, ultrarunner and co-author of "Unbreakable Runner, Unleash the Power of Strength & Conditioning for a Lifetime of Running Strong".  He joined The Nation to talk about how you can train for lifelong healthy and sustainable running by incorporating crossfit endurance training.  The main principles include: Develop correct and efficient running skills Build running endurance without injury Build functional strength, conditioning and mobility Focus on nutrition Get the book HERE Brian's other book, " Power Speed ENDURANCE: A Skill-Based Approach to Endurance Training"  

Join Brian Johnston as he begins a new series looking at the need for Christians to remain faithful to the teaching and will of the Lord Jesus. Part 1 begins with the story of when Jesus asked His disciples one day, "Would you also go away?" Many people had stopped following Jesus because of the difficulty they had with some of His teaching. Jesus wanted to know if His disciples would follow Him completely. Here Brian examines the extent to which we must follow the Lord.

In this episode I take some time to sit down with one of our key noters, Brian Brushwood.  Brian started off as a master magician, and the developed a plan to move beyond the real of magic. As the host of Scam School, voted top video podcast on iTunes, as well as online shows NFSW and appearing on the TWiT network (This Week in Tech), Brian has gained much nsight and knowledge into the realm of social media and marketing.  Here Brian talks a bit about his success with Scam School, and he shares his approach to social networking on such sites as Facebook and Twitter. If you want to learn more about Brian you can go to his http://shwood.squarespace.com/. For more information on CADA, visit us at www.cada1.org.