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We recorded an episode that was somehow deleted so we recorded this one right after hahahha. I (Nathan) was so pissed. I can't even remember what we talked about. Fuck.    Follow the show! Instagram / TikTok And the hosts: Danika Thibault Instagram / Twitter Nathan Hare Instagram / Twitter Art by Anita Rudakov Email us lol forgiveuspod@gmail.com  

Nathan and Cristina discuss a few topics before Cris decided she had enough and wanted to cut the podcast short. I (Nathan) had a lot more to say but NOOOOO. We really appreciate everyone that has been rocking with us and listening to our podcast. We have to put the microphones down for a bit and focus on our newborn baby girl. We will see you all in 2023. We hope you enjoyEmail: Feelingsfirstpod@gmail.comInstagram: FeelingsfirstpodTwitter: @feelings1stPod F3LP Blogs RSS

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: FTX will probably be sold at a steep discount. What we know and some forecasts on what will happen next, published by Nathan Young on November 8, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Tl;dr: The purpose of the document is to add clarity. It was written quickly. If you think it is net harmful, comment saying so, I'm pretty happy to delete. How ever I (Nathan) largely stand by its contents. Binance, a competitor sold a large stake of FTT, FTX's native token and implied that FTX was at risk by mentioning a recent crash (LUNA) This started a run on the bank where depositors attempted to get their money out. FTX paused withdrawals for a while and seemed to be struggling SBF tweeted that FTX.com (not FTX US or Alameda) was beginning the process of being sold to Binance in order to safeguard depositor assets FTX.com comprises ~39% of Sam's assets and will be sold at a steep discount, affecting the value of FTX US and Alameda All depositors got their deposits back, which is good This likely means there will be a lot fewer assets for the effective causes, which is a tragedy Our sympathy lies with SBF and the team Since most of the knowledge we want is around, prediction markets will probably be pretty accurate. There are some around a range of outcomes such as the sale value and FTX Future Fund regranting (scroll down) We should wait and see what happens Please flag any issues and we'll try and correct them Longer version There are three key entities here (prices according to Bloomberg, so probably wrong): FTX (The worldwide business) that composes about 39% FTX.US (FTX's US arm) a crypto exchange that composes about 13% of SBF's wealth Alameda, a hedge fund which composes 46% Alameda was SBF's original hedge fund and made markets for FTX. The behaviour of the two was correlated, and Alameda held large positions in FTT, FTX's token. Coindesk reported Alameda were in trouble, and some internal documents were leaked. Alameda CEO, Carlone Ellison rebutted. Binance left/was pushed out of an early funding round of FTX and were paid in FTT, FTX's native token. It seems like there was bad blood. This week Binance said they were selling their FTT and referenced LUNA a coin that recently crashed. It is common for projects in crypto to fail, so when there is a sense they will, people withdraw their money rapidly. This started a run on FTX. Earlier today SBF announced that, FTX.com, the non-US business had been agreed in principle to be sold. SBF talks about that here. It will likely be sold at a steep discount. This is tragic and will likely lead to fewer resources for effective causes. Cz (Binance)'s Twitter thread: There are some large unanswered questions both for EA and FTX. This reduction in resources will mean many fewer are dedicated to the worlds top problems as may of us see them. To me that is an enormous tragedy. There are questions about funding which will affect some jobs and we've tried to create some clear signals below. Finally I'm sure this has been a terrible few days for Sam and his team and will likely continue to. Relevant forecasts Here is a section of relevant forecasts to try and give people a picture of what might happen. Will CZ/Binance acquire ftx.com? If it doesn't, I don't know what will happen. How much will the deal imply that FTX.com is worth. Since we don't know how much of FTX got sold, we can only guess the price implied by the sale. More than $3bn would be bad but better than expected. Less than $.5 would be catastrophic. If FTX.com is bought by Binance, will the deal imply FTX.com is worth more than $.5Bn? If FTX.com is bought by Binance, will the deal imply FTX.com is worth more than $3Bn? 66% The other key question is what happens to the FTX Foundation. How much will it spend next year? 66% Will the FTX Future Fund spend more than $300mn in 2023? ...

The back story goes like this. I (Nathan) co-host the Page Builder Summit with my friend Anchen le Roux. We invite a range of speakers to come onto that podcast and create presentations which, it is hoped, the attendees will enjoy. We do not pay the speakers for their contributions. We make this very clear and communicate it in advance. There's an exchange here, but it's not the usual one of 'you create something and I will pay you for it'. It's more of a 'here is an audience you might like to present to if you're willing'. Joe thinks that this model needs a re-think; payment ought to happen. So we talk about how event organisers should think about giving value back to their presenters. We are certainly on different sides of the debate here, but the conversation is polite and we each hear one another out. It was not really an endeavour to change one another's minds... more, an attempt to air our thoughts and make clear why we think the way we do. If you're thinking of being a speaker at an event, or you're thinking of organising an event this could be a really interesting conversation. It might well shine a spotlight on issues that you never even considered and make both sides have more empathy, especially when the event deadlines are tight and expectations are put under stress.

The back story goes like this. I (Nathan) co-host the Page Builder Summit with my friend Anchen le Roux. We invite a range of speakers to come onto that podcast and create presentations which, it is hoped, the attendees will enjoy. We do not pay the speakers for their contributions. We make this very clear and communicate it in advance. There's an exchange here, but it's not the usual one of 'you create something and I will pay you for it'. It's more of a 'here is an audience you might like to present to if you're willing'. Joe thinks that this model needs a re-think; payment ought to happen. So we talk about how event organisers should think about giving value back to their presenters. We are certainly on different sides of the debate here, but the conversation is polite and we each hear one another out. It was not really an endeavour to change one another's minds... more, an attempt to air our thoughts and make clear why we think the way we do. If you're thinking of being a speaker at an event, or you're thinking of organising an event this could be a really interesting conversation. It might well shine a spotlight on issues that you never even considered and make both sides have more empathy, especially when the event deadlines are tight and expectations are put under stress.

The back story goes like this. I (Nathan) co-host the Page Builder Summit with my friend Anchen le Roux. We invite a range of speakers to come onto that podcast and create presentations which, it is hoped, the attendees will enjoy. We do not pay the speakers for their contributions. We make this very clear and communicate it in advance. There's an exchange here, but it's not the usual one of 'you create something and I will pay you for it'. It's more of a 'here is an audience you might like to present to if you're willing'. Joe thinks that this model needs a re-think; payment ought to happen. So we talk about how event organisers should think about giving value back to their presenters. We are certainly on different sides of the debate here, but the conversation is polite and we each hear one another out. It was not really an endeavour to change one another's minds... more, an attempt to air our thoughts and make clear why we think the way we do. If you're thinking of being a speaker at an event, or you're thinking of organising an event this could be a really interesting conversation. It might well shine a spotlight on issues that you never even considered and make both sides have more empathy, especially when the event deadlines are tight and expectations are put under stress.

I (Nathan) am the "kaiju guy" now, but I used to be the "superhero guy." Now thanks to Travis from Kaiju Weekly, I've combined both! This is a promo for our new spinoff podcast, The Henshin Men, a tokusatsu superhero appreciation podcast dedicated to high-flying and high-kicking adventures of Japan's transforming, kaiju-fighting heroes! New episodes drop every Monday. Henshin Men on RedCircle. Henshin Men on Twitter: @HenshinMenPod

Hey guys! In a bout of depressed laziness I (Nathan) did not upload this. Also the first half of the video honestly did not have much content but this is fun at least! Joining us again is our buddy Justin and we talk about everything from Star Wars to the PS5, and of course we had to look up some hentai.

This week Russ, Adam, and I (Nathan) chatted on about 80-90s G.I. Joes toys and which Cobra Viper is our favorite, then we end up talking about more television, which lead to us chatting about some of our favorite Star Trek Deep Space Nine episodes, that lead to us reminiscing about the Star Trek Experience. We also caught up on gaming news after taking June off. We touch on about the Xbox Series X, PS5 and if backwards compatibility makes sense. Does life like graphics makes sense anymore? Also the Nintendo Switch controllers are still trash. Also, more television talk! God, I love Schitt’s Creek. And Doom Patrol… And Hamilton… --Nathan  

Out of the House of Discernment and possibly out of my mind, SoulPierce is back. I (Nathan) do a commentary of a Church Militant Vortex video and talk about the apostolate's effect in my own life. Luv u Mr. Voris! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

So many places to post your marketing messages and so many forms that they can take. What options are there and are any more useful than the others? We're taking another dive into the 'Watertight Marketing' book by Bryony Thomas, and exploring an area that neither David or I (Nathan) are particularly experienced at. We go over as many ways as we can think of for getting your (or your client) messages out there and think about what they might look or sound like. It's a surprisingly long list and it's changing all the time. What looked cool 3 years ago, might look foolish today and the platform of choice seems to change with alarming regularity! Have a listen to us chat this all through on the WP Builds Weekly WordPress Podcast.

So many places to post your marketing messages and so many forms that they can take. What options are there and are any more useful than the others? We're taking another dive into the 'Watertight Marketing' book by Bryony Thomas, and exploring an area that neither David or I (Nathan) are particularly experienced at. We go over as many ways as we can think of for getting your (or your client) messages out there and think about what they might look or sound like. It's a surprisingly long list and it's changing all the time. What looked cool 3 years ago, might look foolish today and the platform of choice seems to change with alarming regularity! Have a listen to us chat this all through on the WP Builds Weekly WordPress Podcast.

Welcome back to the Bros and Consoles podcast, everybody! Due to some unforeseen technical hitches, the original episode 52 seems to be stuck in the twilight zone or something, and has failed to appear on any podcast service that you find our podcast normally! So because of that, I (Nathan) recorded a solo episode to make up for the delay. Hope you enjoy the show! Feel free to send any comments, questions, or feedback to the usual places listed below: Email = brosandconsoles@gmail.com Twitter (Nathan) = @IndieRonin Instagram (Michael) = @The.world.of.mike Time-codes: 04:35 - Seg. 1: What're ya playin'? 14:55 - Seg. 2: The Bropinion Report, Special sales edition! (Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales bonanza) 35:54 - Seg. 3a: The Entire List of Upcoming Games on the PlayStation Network, as listed by Justin Massongill, brought to you by the Bros and Consoles co-hosts each and every weekend! 1:02:30 - Seg. 3b: The Weekly Nintendo Switch Picks 1:07:08 - Seg. 4: The N.I.C. (Necrobarista, by Route 59, coming to PC in 2019 (hopefully), and PS4/Switch in 2020) 1:11:22 - Seg. 5: Sonic's Super Fake Minute See you all again next week, and thank you for all the support! And don't forget about the giveaway mentioned at the end of episode 49 as well! The codes are up for grabs for those who are still interested! Just send in an email or tweet @IndieRonin a question you'd like read on the show for a PS4/Xbox/Nintendo store code for your platform of choice. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brosandconsoles/support

Welcome back to the podcast. This week, I (Nathan) am joined by my buddy, Chance Gibbony. We talk about Shadowrun 6th edition, AKA Shadowrun: Sixth World. I talk about running my friends through the Sixth World Beginner Box, as well as the perils I faced as a GM new to the updated world of Shadowrun. Chance talks about running his teenage son through a World of Darkness campaign set in the Victorian Age.

Welcome back to the podcast. This week, I (Nathan) am joined by my buddy, Chance Gibbony. We talk about Shadowrun 6th edition, AKA Shadowrun: Sixth World. I talk about running my friends through the Sixth World Beginner Box, as well as the perils I faced as a GM new to the updated world of Shadowrun. Chance talks about running his teenage son through a World of Darkness campaign set in the Victorian Age.

So this episode is a little bit of a departure for us, in that it's much more personal than usual, and has very little to do with WordPress, so forgive us! When we decided to cover this topic, I (Nathan) was thinking that we'd be talking about the things in life my non-work life that I have to do, sometimes in opposition to my work life.

So this episode is a little bit of a departure for us, in that it's much more personal than usual, and has very little to do with WordPress, so forgive us! When we decided to cover this topic, I (Nathan) was thinking that we'd be talking about the things in life my non-work life that I have to do, sometimes in opposition to my work life.

Welcome back to the Bros and Consoles podcast! This week was a smaller news week, but there were so many games to play and new things to talk about that we couldn't NOT get excited about recording! As well as some new stories, we've also got updates on a story from last week too, so don't miss it. :D On one other note, this will actually be the last normal episode for a little while, which we've also gone into detail about on the podcast itself (after segment 1). I (Nathan) am going to be gone for about 3 months for the first of 4 externships, which I need to complete for the final year of my graduate schooling, and I won't be back until mid-to-late August. What does that mean for the podcast? It means that instead of having both Michael and me on the show together, we will be putting out solo episodes during that time period. We decided we didn't want to go back to an awful audio setup, similar to our rough first episode, so we decided it made more sense to attempt to continue the show on a weekly basis in this fashion temporarily so that you listeners have something to look forward to each week. Obviously, this will be a bit different and may take some getting used to, but we're hoping you'll still enjoy the content and bear with us until we can come back together in full force! As always though, we thank each and every one of you for the continued support, and we look forward to continuing the show for you all. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter via @IndieRonin, or via email: brosandconsoles@gmail.com Hope you enjoy the episode! Time-codes: 02:32 - Seg. 1: What're ya playin'? 45:57 - Housekeeping and temporary format change explanation (New format starts next week and continues until mid-to-late August) 50:15 - Seg. 2: The Bropinion Report 51:25 - #1: Sony's State of Play for May 2019 1:09:46 - #2: US Senator wants to legislate loot boxes targeted at kids (Charlie Hall on Polygon) 1:17:38 - #3: China's PUBG replacement, "Game for Peace" (Patricia Hernandez on Polygon) 1:22:35 - #4: New take on E-sports (Cass Marshall on Polygon) 1:31:08 - #5: Ongoing story, "Rioters Unplugged" walkout (Cecilia D'Anastasio & Nathan Grayson on Kotaku) 1:34:23 - #6: Delta Airlines tells staff to not unionize, and instead buy video games (Chris Bell on BBC News) 1:38:05 - #7: Failed attempts at Metroid and Castlevania cartoon creations in the past (Michael McWhertor on Polygon) 1:41:15 - Seg. 3a: The Entire List of Upcoming Games on the PlayStation Network, brought to you by the Bros and Consoles co-hosts each and every weekend! 1:54:30 - Seg. 3b: The Weekly Nintendo Switch Picks 2:03:29 - Seg. 4: The N.I.C. (John Wick Hex, by Bithell Games, coming to "consoles & PC") 2:08:16 - Seg. 5: Sonic's Super-Fast Minute! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brosandconsoles/support

The dream team is back, baby!! This is the set-up episode for Series VI, which I'm calling The Sons of Arahallin. For a change of pace, I (Nathan, that is) will be putting Ryan, JD, and Zach through the ringer in a series of boss battles as they rip through the lineage of the cyclopean king Arahallin.

I pulled one of our proof of concept episodes out of the vault for this week since I (Nathan) suggested this book in our discussion of I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika Sánchez. Here we talk about The Mystery of Hollow Places by Rebecca Podos, published in 2016. We used to believe that brevity was the soul of wit, so we aren't as detailed here as we tend to be now, but this book deserves your attention. We used to only suggest a handful of books (and did so as a group), so here we suggest Papertowns by John Green, She's Not Invisible by Marcus Sedgwick, and I Am Princess X by Cherie Priest.

We talk about work/life balance as a digital marketer. Each of us started our digital marketing careers at an agency, and each of our careers have quickly morphed. Paxton is the Director of Marketing Operations of an agency (also a ROWE company); Brandon runs his own business teaching future digital marketers; Jacob has a local in-house digital marketing position; and I (Nathan) work from-home as an in-house SEO manager. ----------------- FOLLOW US! ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/below…d1059107933?mt=2 Twitter: twitter.com/belowthefoldio Email us: inbound@belowthefold.io