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  Today, on the Market Call Show, we examine strategies for navigating volatile market conditions. Recent turbulence, driven by factors like the global sell-off, tech declines, and yen carry trade unwinding, has intensified volatility. We dissect the economic and geopolitical influences intensifying volatility. We illustrate the multifaceted challenges facing investors through examples such as NVIDIA's production issues and looming stagflation fears. Additionally, we consider election-year uncertainties and their impacts on sentiment. Yet amidst shifting seas, opportunity remains—with prudent planning. Given overvaluation concerns, we stress diversifying beyond tech and maintaining awareness of indicators and policy shifts. For those nearing retirement, tailored strategies emphasize balancing risk through diversified equity allocation over heavy bonds. Well-informed risk management and acknowledging market cycles also feature prominently.   P.S. Whenever you're ready… here are 3 ways I can help you with YOUR investing and wealth planning advice: 1. Listen to the Market Call Show Podcast One of my favorite things to do is to talk with smart people about investing, financial planning, and how to live a full life. I share this on my podcast the Market Call Show. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZZBFVZq3wIkZtToH-StTYw 2. Read the Financial Freedom Blueprint: 7 Steps to Accelerate Your Path to Prosperity If you're ready to accelerate your path to prosperity, the Financial Freedom Blueprint lays out a proven system for planning and investing to secure your financial independence. You can get a personalized signed hardcover copy – https://www.pathtorealwealth.com/the-book/p/financial-freedom-blueprint 3. Work with me one-on-one If you would like talk with me about planning and investing for your future. – https://meetings.hubspot.com/louis-llanes?uuid=979d970e-5869-43f5-87f7-0c20ea991e6e   TRANSCRIPT   (AI transcript provided as supporting material and may contain errors)   Louis: But if you look at it statistically and you just kind of graph out the market and then you kind of overlay whether it was a Democrat or a Republican, there's really, statistically, not that much difference in the capital market outcomes, but there is definitely big differences between how certain sectors respond and how certain industries respond. Hello, this is Louis Llanes for the Market Call Show. I want to talk a little bit about the headlines recently. A lot of people are asking me questions about what do you think about all this craziness in the market? In fact, I've had several people email me or text me or even as I'm walking down the hallway at the office, saying, how are you holding up with this market? And I had a conversation with a client who once was a stockbroker back in the day, a very sophisticated client and we were talking about the markets and we were talking about ups and downs and the difference between certain investors and how they deal with ups and downs. So I wanted to spend a little bit of time just talking about the major headlines that we've seen recently, that's affecting the stock market. And once I kind of get through that, I want to kind of give you my take on it and then just talk about what I think are kind of the lessons to get from the recent headlines and then also, in particular for people who are nearing retirement which is a lot of people who are watching this podcast or are already retired what this means. And it's just some reminders of some basic things to think about. When these headlines come about, they really bring certain aspects of fundamental investing to light. So first of all, let's talk a little bit about the recent headlines. So we had a global market sell-off. So, like on August 5th, the S&P 500 experienced a big drop. It was down like 3% and it was marking like the worst day we saw since December 2022. And that was part of a broader global market sell-off and the Japanese market had suffered the biggest one-day drop that it saw since 1987. The biggest one-day drop that it saw since 1987. In fact, it brings back. I remember the day that the market crash happened. Actually, I went into a small brokerage firm that day. I was in college at that time and I was studying finance and I walked in and I remember the branch manager of this brokerage firm was kind of in a panic and he grabbed all the brokers and they had a big open floor and he said do you realize what happened in the Japanese market? It had a massive sell-off. Today is going to be an ugly day and I just remember how everybody was running around. But what's interesting is our stock market did not follow through on the downside to the same extent as 1987. So a lot of people are making kind of a correlation between 1987 and today and really they're very different scenarios. So anyway, so there was a lot of concerns about economic growth and overvaluation of tech stocks, which I have been talking about for a long time. In fact, my last podcast that just was released last week I was talking about navigating in emotional markets. I actually recorded that podcast three weeks ago, so it was meant to go out sooner but we had a little bit of delay in launching getting it out. But I've been mourning about these problems for quite a while. So anyway, so that was the first thing. That's kind of the major headline the global market sell-off. And we also had a lot of headlines related to the unwinding of the yen carry trade. The yen carry trade is when investors borrow in the yen at low interest rates and they invest that money at higher yield, yielding assets, mostly stocks and other assets as well. But stocks were also a big part of the allocation that came from borrowing money. Like hedge funds and certain types of asset managers were doing more speculative leverage trades, where they're borrowing money in yen and buying stocks. Well, that unwound because we saw that there was a rise in interest rates in Japan and that caused a lot of margin calls in interest rates in Japan and that caused a lot of margin calls and that forced some selling in stocks globally and added to the market volatility that we saw. So that was more of what I would consider to be kind of a structural thing, and this is something that happens at market extremes. You tend to have those investors or traders that were over levered have to unwind leverage and it creates stress in the market. So I think that was a that was part of the headline. The other thing was the tech sector sell off. We talked a little bit about this, but the tech sector, particularly the so-called magnificent seven stocks, have been hit hard. You know, nvidia, tesla and other major tech companies have had significant declines recently. That contributed to the overall broad market sell-off. So NVIDIA, for instance, it faced a production issue with its next generation AI chips and that further exacerbated and caused investor sentiment to go sour. You saw the headlines in Financial Times, in Market, business Insider and other Wall Street Journal and that was kind of part of the concerns there. And to make things a little bit more concerning, we had a lot of talk about stagflation. There was particular analysts that were talking about maybe there could be potential stagflation where high inflation and the sluggish economy could prevent the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates as much as they need to, because the market had been anticipating interest rates to be going down. And if there's stagflation then maybe the Fed will not be able to drop rates as much as the market is anticipating. So that scenario led to forecast of a possible 10% decline in the S&P 500 over the next quarter. Take that for what it's worth, but you kind of put those things together. It caused more angst. And then there's also the political and economic uncertainty Politicians have been. As you know, the election is coming up and it's playing a role. It's definitely playing a role. The recent market turmoil has been described by some people as the Kamala crash, or Kamala crash by critics. That's highlighting the political risks really that are associated with the election and potential economic instability. On this phone call that I had earlier today with a particular client, one of the things we talked about was how, really, for the most part, if you look at it historically, politics generally or I should say the election of the president generally affects certain sectors and industries more than it affects the overall economy. There is some effect there. But if you look at it statistically and you just kind of graph out the market and then you kind of overlay whether it was a Democrat or a Republican, there's really statistically not that much difference in the capital market outcomes. But there is definitely big differences between how certain sectors respond and how certain industries respond. For example, if Trump were to become the president, maybe certain energy stocks would do well if it's related to increasing production and others might do poorly if they're tied to a lower oil price. You know, it just depends on what you're looking at. So these factors created to a volatile environment. It significantly infected investor sentiment and market performance recently. So what's crazy is that since that happened we had a big jump up in the market so that initial you know how you feel about this market. You know, and now it's moving up. You have to really now I want to get into my thoughts about this you have to really not think about the headlines so much, because the headlines really are not going to, in the end, have a lot to do with your results. So, given this market volatility, there's some lessons really. The first one I would say is that diversification is crucial. The significance of a sell-off in a specific sector or particularly technology. That just leads you to understand and just basic blocking and tackling that you need to have some diversification across industries and asset classes. Diversification can help you mitigate the risk associated with sector-specific downturns. So in a lot of, if you look at the sector concentration in the S&P 500 or the overall market, it's pretty high. It's over 30% in tech. There's also more economic growth there, but it's pretty highly concentrated right now. So being diversified is important. So the other thing is staying informed is really important, because if you've been informed about market developments and economic developments and valuations and the quality in the market, you would have already been aware that this type of thing could happen. So you're not surprised. It shouldn't be surprising for you. So markets are influenced by a myriad of factors, like we just talked about, and these unexpected global outcomes that sometimes they seem like out of the blue. They're really not so much out of the blue if you're kind of aware of what's happening in the market, like what's happening with the unwinding of the yen trade. I mean this has actually happened before. The whole thing about risk on versus risk off and borrowing in yen and buying other assets, that's been an excuse for exacerbated volatility in the past and it does have some effect. But it shouldn't come as a surprise that headline. So understanding economic indicators, I think is helpful because when you understand that these inflation rates or unemployment data, central bank policies, et cetera, et cetera, this helps you kind of understand that these policies could affect the market longer term and these policies tend to move slow and so you know it's not like things just turn around on a dime. They generally happen over time. So if you're watching those trends, that could help you invest as a long-term investor, which is really the way to think about this. I think the other lesson would be risk management. Unwinding of the end carry trade, like I had mentioned before, that's just normal volatility. That can happen. So your portfolio should already be really constructed in a way where it makes sense for you to hold on to a longer term strategy. And that leads to really the lesson always to be prepared for market cycles. So it's just like if you were a sailor. If you were a sailor, a professional sailor if the winds change their direction, you shouldn't be surprised. You should be in a position where you understand, like, if the winds are changing, this is how I'm going to change my sales and these are the specific actions I'm going to do so. Having your portfolio managed in a way especially, you know, if you're a long-term investor which I believe everybody really should be for the most part then you know you really want to be thinking hey, I'm prepared for the market cycles. Here's my plan on how I'm doing that, or here's my advisor's plan. This is our strategy. So if you don't feel like you have a plan for market cycles, then it's time to get one. It's time to get an investment policy and work with professionals to put one together, if you don't feel like you could do that on your own. So I would say the other lesson would be political and economic policy does matter. Like we talked about it, those developments do matter. In the long run they can have significant impacts. They tend to move slower, you know. Monetary and fiscal policy do have an impact. Some of the you know the election issues can have a short-term impact. I would argue that long-term they have. They don't have much effect on the overall returns on stocks, but they definitely have impact on returns in sectors and interest rates. Regulatory shifts can also have some impact. So understanding what those are and how they affect your investment portfolio is important. So by incorporating these lessons into your investment strategy, long-term investors can better, you know, navigate market volatility. But the you know, if you're somebody who is near retirement and I'm getting ready to do a webinar actually on preparing your portfolio for retirement, that's going to be actually next week, but in fact I guess by the time this is published I'll probably already have done it but so, as I was thinking about that particular webinar, I thought about well, what does all this kind of volatility mean for those people, those investors, those people that are going to be on that webinar? And the first thing is, you know, you have to have a plan for moving towards retirement, right, like, like, what is your portfolio. How does it need to be readjusted as you get closer to retirement? A lot of people feel like you should be 100% in bonds or really high in bonds Once you get to retirement. The data actually shows that's not a good strategy, primarily because inflation eats up at your value After taxes and inflation, bonds generally don't do very well. You know it could be negative returns or slightly positive, and if your withdrawal rate is, you know, 4% or so or 3%, you're not going to be able to sufficiently have that last for a long period of time over retirement horizon, which typically lasts somewhere about 30 years or so. Being 100% invested in bonds is not a good idea. So having a long-term strategy generally requires and some of the data shows that your stock allocation or equity allocation should be somewhere between 50% and 75% going into retirement on an optimal basis, looking over a wide variety of economic conditions. So in terms of how people who are getting close to retirement should think about this, it's important that you're dealing with your withdrawal rates, like you understand what your withdrawal strategy is likely to be going forward and in the future, and that you have a plan for dealing with ups and downs. So in order to deal with that. It's important to strategically have some considerations like how you're diversifying your portfolio right now and what kind of funds emergency funds are you going to have. So you don't want to be in a position where you're having a negative impact on your portfolio because you're pulling money out of growth assets at the wrong time. So it's really important to have an emergency fund that can help you through those downturns and even have there's been some great studies out there I know Charles Schwab did one even also having an emergency fund plus. It's kind of a basket of shorter term bonds and more intermediate term bonds too, so that you are prepared for these types of things and you can let the growth of your portfolio work over time. And that's been a strategy I've really worked with clients for years, decades, and it has worked very well over the longterm. So these ups and downs and in fact, if you look at a longterm chart, this recent decline is but a blip on the radar. So even the 1987 crash is a blip on the radar. So you know, some people might even think, oh my gosh, I'm going to delay retirement or I'm going to adjust my spending. I would say the thing to do is there are some spending. If you're already retired, there's a lot of different ways that you can think about how you take withdrawals out. But I would not be withdrawing money out of the market the growth assets, stock market type things or even real estate things like that for the average person just because of a decline. But delaying some spending might make some sense, depending on how you're structured. But really taking a look at your overall structure right now makes a lot of sense your overall asset allocation so that it's aligned with your goals. I think the biggest consideration right now is psychological, and staying informed is important, but being able to stay informed and remain calm is crucial. So you want to be able to not panic because of various headlines and so consulting with people that you trust your financial advisors or family members or colleagues that you know are level-headed during periods of uncertainty, that's the best way to deal with things and to get your psychology level headed. So it's important to think about these things from a long-term perspective. It's important to look at them from. You know high quality investments would be another focus that we've talked about a lot. You want to be focused on high quality. So I think, when these recent headlines, although there are some things that could have longer term implications that are embedded in them, like, for example, the high debt ratios, the likelihood of higher tax rates, things like that. Those can affect long term planning horizons and valuations being overbought in certain areas. That can affect long term investment decisions. And if you didn't listen to that podcast I did last week on navigating in emotional markets, I highly recommend listening to that because I talk more in detail about those aspects of investment security selection and how to be psychologically dealing with these types of scenarios. All right, well, that's all I have for you today. I hope you find this useful. If you like this, please like and subscribe. Share it with your colleagues, friends, people who may benefit from this. That's all for now, Louis Llanes signing off. Talk to you next time.   SHOW HIGHLIGHTS We discuss recent market headlines including the global market sell-off, tech sector decline, and the unwinding of the yen carry trade, with examples such as NVIDIA's production issues and fears of stagflation. The show highlights the impact of rising interest rates in Japan and the political and economic uncertainties leading up to the upcoming election on market sentiment and investor behavior. We emphasized the importance of diversification, especially in the tech sector, to mitigate the risk associated with sector-specific downturns. Stressing the necessity of staying informed about market developments, we discuss the  economic indicators, and the impacts of monetary and fiscal policies on investment portfolios. I Explain the significance of risk management and being prepared for market cycles, likening it to a sailor adjusting to changing winds. We offer ideas for tailored strategies for those nearing retirement, cautioning against heavy reliance on bonds and advocating for a balanced equity allocation to sustain long-term withdrawals. I discussed the role of political and economic policies in affecting market volatility and the importance of understanding their impact on investment portfolios. We discuss having an emergency fund and a diversified portfolio to manage withdrawals during market downturns without negatively impacting growth assets. I encourage investors to remain calm and consult with trusted financial advisors or level-headed colleagues during periods of market uncertainty to maintain a long-term perspective.

“Do you want to know how wealthy you are?” Depending on who I'm asking determines the reaction to this question.    You might be someone that's excited to see the number. Then again, there's a chance you know you need to make some financial changes and have decided the number might cause you anxiety.    Perhaps, a better question is… “Do you want to build wealth?” Most people would answer “YES!” to this question.    In order to build wealth, you need data. The data is your starting place, which is understanding your net worth.    It's really hard to create a wealth building plan without knowing where to start. That is where your net worth comes in and becomes a launching plan to help you increase wealth. If you want a road map to your wealth journey, you need a starting point.    Understanding your current net worth will stop you from taking in every wealth building strategy out there and narrow down on the ones that work for your current state.    In this episode, I… Explain the three reasons why your net worth is important Breakdown the formula for your net worth Walk you through a case study to determine your net worth Discuss how you can improve your net worth 

We're all getting the message every day. Generative AI is changing the world at warp speed. Every week reveals new possibilities for working more efficiently. Nothing will be the same. A robot is going to cook all your hamburgers and fries. No one will have a job within 10 years. And writers will go the way of the dodo.To that I say: raspberry sound. Humans will always have a place in the loop.In this episode I:Explain my human centric theory of AIDiscuss the limits of AI and why writers should not fear losing their jobsDescribe several strategies and provide examples for using AI today to write better, more quickly, all while amplifying your unique voice.Introduce you to Tr3v0r, my new custom GPT writing coach buddyEnd with a few tips for using AI safely.Links:GYWD: Writing Like a Human Resource GuideGYWD: AI Tools for Writers Resource GuideGoogle Notebook LMProWritingAidGetYourWritingDone.comThe Weekly Writing Routine Workbook is now available at getyourwritingdone.com as well as Amazon and other major online retailers. The workbook is a companion to The 12 Week Year for Writers. It will help you develop a powerful, custom writing routine that fits the way you work.Connect with MeJoin the newsletterFollow me on X.Get the BooksThe 12 Week Year for WritersThe Weekly Writing Routine Workbook

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EPISODE 15 Welcome to our mini-series Jen + Jonny: Unhinged Together! In this series, anything goes. Unhinged Together is all about authentic, unfiltered discussions that leave no stone unturned. We're going to unravel the messiness and embrace the craziness that comes along with navigating various aspects and seasons of life. We hope to leave you feeling inspired, empowered, and ready to take on life's unpredictable journey and we promise to not hold anything back as we get Unhinged Together.In today's episode, you'll hear about Jonny's macros journey (hint: he hasn't been at it for long - despite being my husband!), why we chose to bring back the 12-week challenge, and an unhinged game of "Would You Rather... ?" using questions created by our sweatysisters!This week, we challenge you to get to know someone in your life a little better by using the "Would You Rather... ?" game. It's so fun and you can learn so much about a person just from their answers to this simple game!In this episode, Jonny and I:Explain why we've decided to do another 12-week challenge after such a long breakDiscuss starting your macros journey and how to expect the transition to goEnd the episode with a quick game of "Would You Rather... ?" using questions submitted by our sweatysisters!You are strong. You are powerful. You are worthy.Connect with Jen:On Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jens.get.fit.group/On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jens.get.fit.group/Check out or join Jen's Get Fit Group - http://jensgetfitgroup.comThis episode is sponsored by Top Notch AthleticsWe customize tailored clothing for those that are here to get things done. We design clothes for those that never settle. The peak performers. The ones that never sell themselves short of the best. The high risers. Those that never quit. The strongest in the room.Step into these clothes and your mindset shifts -- you become Top Notch!Ready to become your Top Notch self? Visit our website at www.tnclothing.comSHOW NOTES: https://jensgetfitgroup.com/episode15

Welcome to the show everybody!This is the first episode of the Re-Brand of The Jai Sugrim Method to The Art of Aging Mindfully!On this episode I talk about a handful of things which include: 1.   The Rebrand and how comfortable it feels to be dialed into my niche!  2.   The arch of my professional career: I am sharing what I have gleaned from  28 years of professional experience, first as a Personal Trainer, Licensed Massage Therapist, and then as a Yoga Teacher and Health Coach. Lots of juice and the feel of life was experience through powerful one on one connections with my clients. 3.   I Explain the meaning of the phrase we train to master our own mind4.   I talk about the importance of prevention in aging5.   The power of mindset in aging 6.   The Art of Aging Mindfully as a Community The phrase "we train to master our own mind" refers to the idea that we should strive to control and direct our thoughts, rather than being controlled by them. This means not being a slave to our desires, the sensations of the body, or external temptations that can pull us away from our sense of inner balance and clarity. Instead, we should train ourselves to focus our minds and cultivate positive patterns of thought that can lead us towards a more fulfilling and interesting life. This may involve practices such as yoga, breath control, meditation, or other mental disciplines that help us to develop greater control over our thoughts and emotions. By mastering our own minds, we can better navigate the challenges of life with grace and clarity, and find greater happiness and fulfillment in the process.The Art of Aging Mindfully Podcast is sponsored by Commons CBDI use commons cbd daily to reduce exercise induced inflammation, as well as for good sleep.You can order Cannabis Products from Commons with my ambassador link:www.commons.co/with/jsugrimThe Show is also sponsored by WHOOP, your personal digital fitness tracker: Order your whoop strap with Jai's Unique Link:https://join.whoop.com/376818To train with Jai, and learn about his yoga classes and massage therapy treatments:www.jaisugrim.comTo support this podcast go to patreon:patreon.com/jaisugrimEnjoy and share this episode!May it bring You Insight! 

Welcome to the show everybody! This is the first episode of the Re-Brand of The Jai Sugrim Method to The Art of Aging Mindfully!On this episode I talk about a handful of things which include: 1.   The Rebrand and how comfortable it feels to be dialed into my niche!  2.   The arch of my professional career: I am sharing what I have gleaned from  28 years of professional experience, first as a Personal Trainer, Licensed Massage Therapist, and then as a Yoga Teacher and Health Coach. Lots of juice and the feel of life was experience through powerful one on one connections with my clients. 3.   I Explain the meaning of the phrase we train to master our own mind4.   I talk about the importance of prevention in aging5.   The power of mindset in aging 6.   The Art of Aging Mindfully as a Community The phrase "we train to master our own mind" refers to the idea that we should strive to control and direct our thoughts, rather than being controlled by them. This means not being a slave to our desires, the sensations of the body, or external temptations that can pull us away from our sense of inner balance and clarity. Instead, we should train ourselves to focus our minds and cultivate positive patterns of thought that can lead us towards a more fulfilling and interesting life. This may involve practices such as yoga, breath control, meditation, or other mental disciplines that help us to develop greater control over our thoughts and emotions. By mastering our own minds, we can better navigate the challenges of life with grace and clarity, and find greater happiness and fulfillment in the process.Enjoy and Share the episode! 

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Welcome to the Freakshow. I Explain my Patreon and new podcast: Conspiracy Heroes. My First Guest will be Mark Steeves. Mark is the host of My Family Thinks I am Crazy Podcast. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO0A8caVlYmn-n3QgLosqXQ Mark is also the founder of Alt Media United https://altmediaunited.com/ He is luminous. Music Is Hollow Hill. https://open.spotify.com/artist/1Zm0padNimtEzUsgPFSQvO

Magical Monday, yes my friend, You have made it to yet another. Today we chat about how I see badass business ladies in my local area. I Explain a new spin on being a light. Plus I ask something of you the listener. See what I am doing, I am trying to get you to engage. Share your input and answers. I think this will be fun actually. Alright yall' Let's fricken do this! We are in SEASON 2 and our listeners are growing. I feel your engagement on my Instagram is a piece of this puzzle. Give me a tag a like and a share on your platform. Lets keep this journey rolling forward. Inspiring more and more light to shine. Find Jen on Spotify as well as Google podcast and more. Subscribe here on Spotify and follow on Apple. Find Jen in her Group on Facebook Inspiration Nation. Thank you for coming along on the wild Journey of life. Your Journey Matters and I am here for it! Drink your water :)

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I Explain in this episode how it is so important to live your best life. Noah didn't stop to explain himself to every doubter and every hater. When you are in the will of God you cannot be blocked, hindered, destroyed or stopped. Every attempt will only work in your favor, SO KEEP BUILDING AND LET THE RAIN DO ALL THE TALKING !!!!!!! ❤

I Explain my views on UK Polotics and What I do and My opinions on the states of those communities

In This Video Of Attack On Titan Titled "IS EREN JAEGER THE BAD GUY IN Attack On Titan. I Explain why it is of an Possibility that he could be a bad guy or villain now within the anime series Attack On Titan especially in season 4 episode 5 as he is seen as a Villain to the people of Marley now in charge of the Founding Titan and is a Threat to Mankind. Although now a threat to Marley his reasoning to also attack them would not have come to light if they had not done so first. It is Petty but it is The Truth! Is Reiner Braun a Bad Guy or Villain too will also explain if think Reiner is of that stature also but my full on Truth on both Characters. Enjoy This Review! CONNECT WITH ME: Follow The Socials Discord: https://discord.gg/BF4W783Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/5knAeTAYpIE0RuswBrKfVeTwitter: https://twitter.com/roose366Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/roose366 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/roose366/message

Fox News was truly hurt from "Tarting Up the News" and relying on the AP for election coverage. This has begun the betrayal. But does it mean bad news ahead for the company. With Newsmax gaining viewers, OAN starting to move forward and rumors that Trump might make one, two or even use WGN's News Nation set up as a opening to make the next huge Conservative news network. Also, do we need to move back to a concept called Vote Data Analysis for future Election Coverage? But that can only work, with Fair Elections. I Explain on both here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beyondthisearth/message

Biggest Cincinnati Do Overs and The Athlete You Pretended To be When You Were a Kid. Plus Mike Florio and The National Media are at it again when it comes to Joe Burrow and The Bengals. I Explain on Today's Edition of Sports Talk.

I Explain why I'm starting a podcast and who I am. I want to try different things and see which I enjoy More I'm going to start posting on most social media everyday and provide value. Hope at least one listens to this I hope you enjoy!

I Explain why you Should Not Stay Friend with Your Ex Period. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakups/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakups/support

Starting your own real estate business is a good carrier option that comes with a lot of difficulties and challenges. The market is a well established one with tough competition from numerous new and established players. However, do not be intimidated by the competition rather focus on building a unique brand that stands out amongst the rest. I Explain in full details how to start a real estate business, and I give every steps you need to follow in building your empire, your business plan, starting up and competing with other players in the real estate industry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welp we made to 100 episodes and it is not the show I originally planned due to the an unexpected death so this week I Explain the hiatus, talk about ASAP Rocky, Diddy dating his sons ex, Eric Garner case, and how People Collector brand connected to the Money Team and the Mayweather family. Thank you all for rocking with me for 100 episodes and now let me turn up the volume for the next 100.  I felt rusty but we got it done and I am back! Be sure to go over to our facebook page to see the After Show for IKF where we talk about alot more of what happens during the week. Get over there. #asaprocky #igotthehook2 #ericgarner #TMT #mayweather   join the  IKF facebook page http://facebook.com/kindafamouspod! Check it out and tell a friend about us! #kindafamous Spotify Link to IKF : https://spoti.fi/2Hw4X0k Spotlight Artist : G Pericon - Mo Power https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtaY6xijTqU Interested in the new series From the Ground Up visit http://groundupict.com http://facebook.com/groundupict   Trailer for "From the Ground Up"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTQIHj_8kuw Buy our new merch People Collectors nowhttp://arowefilms.com/buynow/  IKF Dopelist on Spotify (Listen to dope music inspired by the show curated by Rowe!)Like and Subscribehttp://spoti.fi/2D0Fefg  Buy Wifi at Rock Bottom : Something About Meth (Paperback or EBook) : http://amzn.to/2vOlxTC   ----more---- Listen to the Entire Mental Health Week of IKF below and sharehttps://kindafamouspod.podbean.com/category/mental-health-awareness/ Kinda Famous Links http://kindafamouspod.com https://kindafamouspod.podbean.com https://facebook.com/kindafamouspod  https://twitter.com/RoweisFamous http://facebook.com/groundupICT http://instagram.com/thegroundupict https://www.redbubble.com/people/arowefilms/shop?asc=u  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYia_79kdjRrCXwNOo2Q2-fbB8c9wtrtY  Ways To Listen to the Im Kinda Famous Podcast:1. Podbean - https://kindafamouspod.podbean.com 2. iTunes - Search Im Kinda Famous podcast & Subscribe (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/im-kinda-famous-podcast/id1212053009 )3. Android - Google Play Store download Google Music app Search for Im Kinda Famous podcast & Subscribe4. Share With Friends! We are on many streaming and podcast apps and sites but these are the top 3 ways to guarantee you do not miss an episode! Need Help? Drop a message!

Hey I'm Back! After Costing The Reds Their Win Streak by going to go see them play in Milwaukee, I Explain why honestly their is only really one thing that upset about this team over the weekend. Also as Scooter Gennett inches closer and closer to his return, who are we going to bench? Plus Craig Counsell Complaining about Derek Dietrich AND We Have to Talk Cam Newton and his interesting plane trip.

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The Reds are Underachieving This year, not really surprised so it's time for organization to execute the next step of their plan. I Explain what that is and why David Bell was not wrong in pulling Tanner Roark after 5 innings. Plus it's the first day of OTA's!!! Hear from HC Zac Taylor on Day One and hear the The AJ Green trade "rumors" that aren't really rumors.

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It’s Valentine’s Day YAY! (Sarcastically) And The Bengals Still Have No Defensive Coordinator. Is It Time To Panic? Plus What To Do with Nick Senzel? It’s Really Not a Hard Answer, I Explain. Chad Brendel from Bearcat Journal Joins Us. And Brandon Lang Helps Wins Us Some Money. Plus Lkove Jams The Entire Show.

Open Minded, Is How Mike Borwn Described Zac Taylor and Young Coaches in The NFL Today. I Explain how important that is to The Bengals. Plus The Double Switch Could possibly Be Coming to an End. I Explain Why I hate It Plus Richard Skinner from Local 12 joins me to Talk Bengals as Well as Rick Broering to talk Xavier Basketball.

The Reds are in a Win/Win situation if they trade for J.T Realmuto or keep Tucker Barnhart. I Explain why. C. Trent Rosecrans from the Athletic joins me in studio for an power hour of Reds talk. We Make a Phone call to Pat Brennan who's down in Florida with FC Cincinnati. AND we Make a Stop in The ATL to call our good friend Paul Dehner Jr from the Enquirer to give us a Zac Taylor update.

What a Fun Wildcard weekend We Saw a return of Defense in the NFL, Nick Foles Magic, Drama in Baltimore and More. Plus are The Bengals doing their coaching search backwards? I Explain. What Wrong With MLB Hot Stove. AND It’s The return of Hulk Hogan BROTHER!

So today I Explain why no episode yest., My Idea for Bathroom identity, the sad news about Ash, Double dares return!, New God Of WAR!, introduce the new Know your mockaveli segment, give an opinion on Infinity Wars before i watch it [no spoilers], and talk about my personal opinions quickly about jared leto joker. So without further ado, Lets dive deep into Mockavelis Mind! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mockavelismind/support

I Explain about , my own tips to you , how I am going to start YouTube , and that I am even going to be doing in my room. Iam creating a mini filmmaker room for mys of to create my yt videos , it’s going to be like a scenery or a movie theater , iam going to have popcorn

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Podcasts: 1) I Explain the Movie Ned Kelly 2) WTF Did Wyatt Just Say? 3) Paperclips are Done 4) People Who Hate Each Other Make A Podcast 5) Scare the Gay Away ft. Wyatt that Fking Homophobe POS 6) A Full Discussion of Johnny Depp’s IMDB Page 7) Pirates of the Caribbean – Dead Man’s Chest – The Summary Podcast 8) I’m Similar to Johnny Depp 9) In Depp 10) Horror Genre, WTF? 11) Alone or With People 12) In Deaf 13) Wyatt Does a Weird, Terrible Impression of Maybe M Night Shyamalan 14) Sexism in the 21st Century 15) What Theme Park Rides Do you Like and Not Like? 16) Jerry Seinfeld Talks About Theme Parks (Which He Doesn’t Care For) 17) Autoerotic Asphyxiation: The List (The Obituary) 18) Inception 19) Tom Hardy 20) Suck it, Love Wyatt 21) Wyatt Complains to Chad Even Though He is Doing All the Work 22) Scrubs 23) Movie Talk 24) WTF Video Games 25) We Explain Skateboarding to You 26) Wyatt Drinks Caffeine, and He Never Drinks Caffeine 27) Gossip Corner with Orlando Bloom 28) Wyatt Has Some Pretty Fucking Skewed Views of Women 29) I’m a Terrible Friend 30) Charles Darwin in 5 Seconds 31) Pottycast 32) Jill Gets Fired because We’re not Supposed to Be Here 33) It Gets a Little Real 34) Wyatt Doesn’t Understand Matter 35) Tope or Taupe 36) Scantilated 37) Chad Laying Down the Law