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Hello!A quick note before we start: We recorded this as we always do on Tuesday for an early Wednesday release. The last part of the show focuses on what at the time was a wishy-washy and evasive response from Kamala Harris when asked about what Trump and Vance were doing to Haitian residents in Springfield, Ohio. Since then, Harris has come out and called their attacks a “crying shame” and likened it to Trump's demonization of the Central Park Five. We decided to keep the section in the show because while it's great that Harris did finally address it, I (Jay) still find it interesting that she chose to liken it to well-worn things she's already talked about, but decline to say anything positive about immigrants or immigration at all. This defensiveness is what we were responding to and while I think the tone we reached would've been muted a bit, I still think the logic is sound and relevant. Other than that, we talked about how we now view the “fascism debate” in light of these disgusting attacks on a specific, vulnerable population who already is seeing daily bomb threats at schools, and we talked a bit about the latest assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life. Enjoy! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goodbye.substack.com/subscribe

Does your consumed media rushed together? Does watching movies feel like a bland habit? As a special treat for you, I (Jay) will go over the secrets to making Movie Night magical at home. I have come up with a list of items to consider before you hit the play button. ...and yes, Andrea is aware I decided go rouge and record this episode for you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disneyplusus/message

What's up G A M E R S you ready to get mone'd up with some hot docked dams lookin to IMMERSE in the game and extrapolate evolutionary cycles that lead to genocide?? Then you're in luck, because K.A. Applegate added a supremely weird appendage to the Animorphs teen chapter book series (and hit tv show) that is The Ellimist Chronicles: a voyage across a galaxy, a millennium, and the very boundaries of consciousness and existence. What happens when gamers become gods? As usual, I (Jay) got way too sloshed because I was excited to talk Ellimist, so sorry that I'm absolutely obnoxious. If you'd like to berate me for my bad habits or know of some other young readers' classics you'd like us to visit on On Air Book Fair, send us an email at OnAirBookFair@gmail.com or even a voice message at anchor.fm/onairbookfair! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onairbookfair/message

J.O.T. #116 I Jay chopped it up with his guy @exclusiveekicks on you guessed it.....the sneaker culture! We got into alot of the different things yall be wondering about when it comes down to sneakers as well as the Pound 4 Pound/Righteously Ratchet segments, & much more. Anyway, stay tapped in with us by following everything J.O.T. on the linktree, below.Like.Share.Subscribe. ► https://linktr.ee/Jumpin_Out_There

J.O.T. #116 I Jay chopped it up with his guy @exclusiveekicks on you guessed it.....the sneaker culture! We got into alot of the different things yall be wondering about when it comes down to sneakers as well as the Pound 4 Pound/Righteously Ratchet segments, & much more. Anyway, stay tapped in with us by following everything J.O.T. on the linktree, below. Like.Share.Subscribe. ► https://linktr.ee/Jumpin_Out_There

J.O.T. #115 I Jay & Cyrkle B went everywhere on this episode; they spoke on if women & men can really have a platonic relationship, holding your significant other down if they get locked up, staying put or moving to grow your business, the Pound 4 Pound/Righteously Ratchet segments, & much more. Anyway, stay tapped in with us by following everything J.O.T. on the linktree, below.Like.Share.Subscribe. ► https://linktr.ee/Jumpin_Out_There

J.O.T. #115 I Jay & Cyrkle B went everywhere on this episode; they spoke on if women & men can really have a platonic relationship, holding your significant other down if they get locked up, staying put or moving to grow your business, the Pound 4 Pound/Righteously Ratchet segments, & much more. Anyway, stay tapped in with us by following everything J.O.T. on the linktree, below. Like.Share.Subscribe. ► https://linktr.ee/Jumpin_Out_There

Hello, A special episode this week with filmmaker Ursula Liang about her new film Down a Dark Stairwell. It’s out now on PBS and we hope everyone who listens to the show watches this nuanced, thoughtful and brave film. I (Jay) first saw Ursula’s work in 9-Man, a film about sports in Chinatown. Since then, I’ve followed her career carefully because what she does — deep community reporting, thoughtful portrayals of the concerns of all types of people, and the care with which she makes her films — exemplifies everything good about journalism and documentary filmmaking. This is a film about many things, but at it’s core, it’s about how two communities deal with a police killing. And through verite footage and intimate interviews, it shows how people both come together and split apart while trying to navigate problems that fall well outside the easy consensus. On the show, we talk a lot about the need to go beyond rigid identity categories and simple, doctrinaire explanations. If you want to watch what that looks like, watch this film. The film is available in both Chinese and English — both versions available to stream here. —As always, thanks for supporting the show. If you’re new to us, you can sign up at goodbye.substack.com, where there’s an option to subscribe for bonus episodes and access into our chat community. Or you can do the same at patreon.com/ttsgpod. Thanks! Get full access to Time To Say Goodbye at goodbye.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome all! This is an introductory episode to my podcast original series Jay's Corner, I Jay himself will be talking to my listeners about anything and everything there is to talk about! forever and ever, we will laugh we will cry(no we wont) and run errands together. never forget, Support is Free!!!!

Danny, Toni, and I (Jay) talk about what got us into BJJ, Meme-ing about BJJ and unhelpful white-belt advice; with some other stuff peppered in.

Hello! We’re very excited to have Pulitzer Prize winner and Macarthur Genius Grant recipient Viet Thanh Nguyen on the show. There was a lot to discuss and a lengthy conversation that I (Jay) found absolutely fascinating about the role of academia, especially during a time of national protests. A lot of history in this one as well — if you didn’t know about AAPA and Third World Liberation Front, there’s a short primer at the beginning of the episode. 1:05 - A conversation about the promise of the Third World Liberation Front (TWLF), a student movement that started at San Francisco State and UC Berkeley in the late sixties and promised an inclusive, solidarity-based activism rooted in anti-imperialism and anti-capitalism. The TWLF fight resulted ethnic studies programs across California and Viet talks about being an ethnic studies student at Cal in the early 90s and gives an assessment of what has happened over the past forty or so years since the establishment of the TWLF and the AAPA (Asian American Political Alliance). 8:00 - Discussion about Viet’s conversation with Pankaj Mishra, which we highly recommend you read. 19:00 - Have Ethnic Studies programs been effective in producing radical thinkers and progressive students? We talk about the early demands of the TWLF, which included a separate school within a school with its own faculty search committee and admissions office. 50:00 - a lengthy discussion about where the focal point of the Asian American identity should lie. Should we talk about immigration and the immigrant experience as much as we do? Or should we think more about where we came from and the effects of American imperialism across Asia? Can Filipinos, Koreans, Cambodians, Vietnamese, and others find common fighting ground in a renewal of “third world” logic? Or are those efforts nullified by the presence of an upwardly mobile, assimilation-driven class of Asian-Americans? Thanks for listening! Jay, Tammy, and Andy Get on the email list at goodbye.substack.com

Welcome to season 2! In this episode we get deep and personal. You will get a glimpse of who Jijo and I-Jay really are. Who was their first crush? Are they single or taken? What’s their favourite colour?  Plug those earphones, airpods or blast those stereos and get to know us!

Hi everyone and welcome to our very first episode of #Whatthechisme ! We are so excited to be launching this podcast after many months of planning. Since this is the very beginning of what we hope to be a long journey, Kim and I ( Jay) deemed it best to properly introduce ourselves to you. In this episode we give a run down of our story, where we are from, how we met etc.   Whatthechisme is a no filter, chill & honest podcast hosted by two childhood bestfriends Kim & Jay. We talk about all things from Relationship to Society Culture. 

Wow. You are going to love this. Jay and Sarah bring on a very special guest, and we talk about losing your religion, having a best selling book turned into a hit Hollywood movie, unwittingly picking a fight with The Internet, moving to a remote island cabin in the woods in order to turn off distraction and focus on his work and the fans of it. Seattle-based author Isaac Marion is an extremely interesting guy. Do you remember the hit movie Warm Bodies? In this episode, we continue our exploration of religion and spirituality with a very special guest, Seattle author, musician, and acquaintance of (the)John Malkovitch, after he was cast to play a pivotal character in a Hollywood movie based on the author's Warm Bodies Series. From the beginning, Isaac Marion came from a deeply religious upbringing - his father a Christian pastor, Isaac speaks frankly and openly about how he came to question his fundamentalist Christian upbringing. Isaac generously gives listeners an unvarnished view into his experience, right up to and beyond the pivotal moment in his adult life that saw him step away from his faith entirely. We also discuss Isaac's run-in (or better, head-on collision) with cancel culture, when a somewhat jokey, extremely creative writing endeavor involving a fictional conversation with President Trump catches the attention of the blindly-screaming, rage-eating, shambling denizens of angriest places on the Internet, unifying them with an urgent, ugly, singular purpose: Cancel. Issac. Marion. As it turns out, living a life of charming authenticity is honestly just the way Isaac chooses to live. From his Patreon to his YouTube, his social media presence to his newsletters, and back to his Patreon and Discord server, (we gladly became a supporter at Isaac Marion's Patreon -- we can confirm, it's worth every penny of the five dollars a month we're pitching in to support an artist practicing his craft.) Isaac's is really just that guy. Here's Isaac on the Web: Isaac Marion Community Links: His blog: https://isaacmarion.com/blog His Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/isaacmarion About Isaac Marion: Isaac Marion is an American writer. He is best known as the best-selling author of the "zombie romance" novel Warm Bodies and its series. Isaac Marion Official site for Isaac Marion, author of the Warm Bodies series—now concluded with THE LIVING. Isaac Marion on Social Media: On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxZu7bUjxhdm_5s9PQnfNA On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/isaacmarionauthor/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/isaacinspace On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isaacmarion/ Warm Bodies Community Links: The Warm Bodies Fan Wiki: https://warm-bodies.fandom.com/f Warm Bodies Twitter: https://twitter.com/WarmBodies His work was also published alongside other essays in the anthology "Empty the Pews" where authors Chrissy Stroop and Lauren O'Neal gathered 21 pieces from people once deeply engaged with religion, now recounting their individual experience leaving Christianity altogether: https://emptythepews.epiphanypublishing.us/ Of Note: David Bazan of Pedro the Lion fame, released a solo album in 2009 called Curse Your Branches that spoke deeply to Isaac and the place he was within his own faith: https://davidbazan.bandcamp.com/album/curse-your-branches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bazan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_the_Lion There are various takes on his books, including seeing aspects of religious fundamentalism where none was meant. Bonus Content: What is R's real name? While Jay and Sarah tried to crack the code on R's real name, Isaac didn't budge. Outside of ensuring listeners that it wasn't Romeo. Word is, that in a private Patreon chat his fans claim to know R's name, but he insists he won't confirm it even if they are right -- no matter how easy it should be to piece it all together. Hrmm... There was SO much going on this episode that we're deciding to do the unprecedented! We're giving you a sampling of the questions we put together in prep for the podcast. Some of them made it, some of them changed a little, and some of them didn't. That's showbiz, friends! SUPER BONUS MATERIAL! Hosts: Sarah, Jay Guest: Isaac Topic: Cancel culture, Fundamentalism, and Meaning. Background Story: Isaac is an author who has notably written the Warm Bodies series which is best known as full-length movie that came out in 2013. Recently, Isaac has self-published the fourth entry into the Warm Bodies series and co-wrote a piece for the book “Empty the Pews” titled “A better Dream”. In 2017, Isaac found himself under fire for a series of tweets made where he created a fictional dialogue where Trump chastised Isaac for being an author. Background Highlights: Author Warm Bodies is cast as a re-telling of Romeo & Juliet, if Romeo was a zombie named R. It's important to note the details here surrounding Romeo being undead and Juliet being living. There's a cool juxtaposition here of Romeo, a formerly emotionless dead being, and General Grigio, a living being who experiences emotions but is unable to communicate them. “A better Dream” regards the Christian eschatological framework and the nihilistic “dream” that Christians have of the world ending and a new, better, world beginning. It's important to explore the link between Warm Bodies & A Better Dream here. Themes to Highlight: Christian fundamentalism v. Progressive fundamentalism Cancel Culture The impact of dogmatism on groups Dogmatism theme in Warm Bodies Dogmatism in communities Background Questions: What was your life like growing up? Christianity was a large part of your life, you mentioned Dave Bazan as part of the group (whom I-- Jay-- saw in concert just recently). If you could give a brief synopsis, how did that frame your worldview and life? What was the culture shock like moving to Seattle and “making the world your home” like you mention in your Empty the Pews book? Focus Questions What led to the story of Warm Bodies? What gave you the idea of juxtaposing the newly-feeling dead and the emotionless existence of the living? General Grigio doesn't drink, is that a reference to fundamentalist culture? Were you thinking of Fundamentalist nonexpressivism when you crafted that character? There are many in the Christian tradition who think that Warm Bodies is actually encouraging people to turn to Christianity… what would you say to that? E.g., R and Julie falling into a pool of water is a “baptism”. The turning from the dead to the living because of “love”, etc. Do you feel like this idea of ‘nonexpressivism' is something that we see in our everyday lives? Talk to us a little bit about the “Great Cancelling” of 2017 as we call it where you created a fake dialog between you and Trump, and your tweets ended up going viral as a result. What was it like being on the side of that? Why do you think you got such backlash? What led to you making the fake tweets? What did you learn through the process? When you think about the type of pushback that you got from the progressive community and you think about the type of experiences that you got from your religious upbringing, are there similarities? Progressive exclusion culture for not meeting the “rules” of the community, etc. How's this shaped your worldview overall? Where are you finding meaning in the world now? Tweets: Subscribe! Give us your stars! Review us kindly! We love you. Intro: Artist: GoMordecai Title: All We Got License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Adaptation: Reduced length to fit intro, adjusted audio levels Promoted by: https://www.tribeofnoise.com/viewMusic.php?fileID=57805 Outro Artist: Omonoko Title: Empty Streets License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Adaptation: Adjusted audio levels Promoted by: https://www.tribeofnoise.com/viewMusic.php?fileID=57805

Double Blanks is a podcast featuring Crime Lord Chris and I (Jay) and we talk all about Star Wars Destiny.In this episode we talk about SoR cards that we like and dislike, our experiences playing at events and/or leagues, Sabine Wren, and end with our predictions for worlds!There are also pictures of the cards as we talk about them, sooner or later I will get  a camera! I fixed the static in my audio however it still is not the greatest quality.If you enjoy then Subscribe, Like, Comment, Share!

Over the last few months, we've had the pleasure of becoming friends with Mr. and Mrs. Jones, hosts of the very popular lifestyle podcast "We Gotta Thing".  The last time we hung out, there was an embarrassing issue that we wanted to talk about.  In the heat of the moment I (Jay) was unable to maintain an erection.  Obviously this troubled me and I was ashamed not only in the moment, but for days afterward when I would think back to that night.  Struggling with my emotions, I discussed it with Kay and finally we reached out to the Jones' and decided to co-podcast on the issue so we could discuss not only my feelings, but how it affected all involved. Mentioned in this podcast: "We Gotta Thing" with Mr. and Mrs. Jones "Massachusetts Male Aging Study" Am. J. Epidemiol. (2000) 152 (6): 533-541. "Things that can deflate your erection" WebMD

In this episode I (Jay) introduce Paul to my favorite John Waters' movie ever: 1974's "Female Trouble," which includes (IMHO) Divine's finest performance ever.  Paul says he will never be the same after watching this movie...you'll have to listen to see if that's a good thing or a bad thing!  Paul makes me watch the Steven Seagal megahit "Under Siege"...which is how I felt when I found out I was going to have to watch this piece of crap cinematic masterpiece.  Also: we find out which Adam Sandler flick you listeners have voted for me to watch - will it be Billy Madison or Happy Gilmore?  Listen to Episode 5 and find out! 30 secs: What's new?, 10:05 Female Trouble, 41:47 Under Siege, 1:11 Contact Info & Next Episode's Picks, 1:22:56 Female Trouble Theme

In this episode I (Jay) make Paul watch the Indonesian action classic "Lady Terminator" (which is NOT AT ALL A RIP-OFF of the James Cameron film The Terminator...unless you count plot and dialog and stuff like that).  Paul makes me watch "No Escape" starring Ray Liotta as a person who is NOT a gangster or bad-guy, so I'm not sure WHAT to make of it.  We share our first iTunes review, which is from a friend but still counts, and Paul's mom, Teri, leaves us a voicemail...as a fan, thank you.  Please join us! 

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