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The IBC Podcast is back! Check out this intro to hear about what's new in season 2! Fresh episodes every Wednesday

This episode of the IBC Podcast, brought to you by Dalet, features a conversation with Barrett Comiskey, who is the founder and CEO of Migo, a disruptive digital distribution service for emerging economies.Barrett discusses how his company is providing affordable access to premium video content in Indonesia for download over local WiFi hotspots for offline viewing on mobiles and tablets. The company has ambitious plans to expand across Asia, including most immediately in Indonesia and the Philippines.And we hear from Patricio Cummins, General Manager of Dalet Asia Pacific, who gives us more detail about how exactly Flex helps both Migo and other content providers manage data.

On Episode 15 of the IBC Podcast, Steve Reynolds, President of Imagine Communications, speaks about where the broadcast industry is headed in 2022 and beyond.Reynolds discusses how the challenges of the past two years led to a rapid acceleration of direct-to-consumer (DTC) and free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) services and have driven demand for video distributed by the cloud.Is Reynolds sounding the death knell for linear TV? Tune in to find out and get his perspective on:  How remote production shifted from conference PowerPoint to mainstream Predicted linear vs. digital TV ad spend over the next decadeThe steps broadcasters must take to maintain margins in an increasingly fragmented TV landscapeHow there's a lot more to cloud playout than “playout” ― and why it mattersThis episode is supported by Imagine Communications and presented by IBC365 editor George Bevir. Links: Cloud Playout The Future of Broadcast Advertising: A Conversation on ConvergenceIP Infrastructure

Episode 14 of the IBC Podcast, supported by Imagine Communications, features a conversation between Malcolm Cowan, Head of Engineering and Technology, Broadcast and Media Services at NEP UK and John Mailhot, CTO, Networking & Infrastructure for Imagine Communications on UHD and HDR production. NEP has been using Imagine Communications' SNP pure-IP media processing platform to support its UHD and HDR productions.Together, Cowan and Mailhot speak about the unique challenges of introducing HDR (high dynamic range) and UHD (ultra-high definition) into productions which are delivered to a mix of SDR (standard dynamic range) and HDR distribution channels.During their conversation they discuss:Industry adoption of HDRHow NEP works with Imagine CommunicationsThe impact of HDR on outside broadcast companies and the content they supply to broadcastersHow HDR is changing the landscape of sporting eventsWhether different LUTS (look-up tables) work better for different contentLinks: Imagine CommunicationsImagine Communications' Selenio Network Processor (SNP) NEP Group

Episode 13 of the IBC Podcast features interviews with Barbara Slater, BBC director of sport and the winner of the International Honour for Excellence and Hannes Ricklefs of BBC Research & Development, one of the authors of the Best Technical Paper. The IBC2021 International Honour for Excellence, IBC's highest accolade, was presented to Barbara Slater, in recognition of her role as a pioneer for women in sports broadcasting worldwide.Barbara was appointed BBC Director of Sport in 2009, and one of her first challenges was to develop the remarkable multi-platform coverage of the 2012 London Olympics. Today, she works closely with other broadcasters and sports bodies, including advising the International Olympics Commission. In 2014 she was made an OBE for her services to sports broadcasting.The IBC2021 Award for Best Technical Paper was presented to a large team from BBC Research & Development, for their contribution Stronger together: cross-service media recommendations.As Hannes Ricklefs describes, the aim of the paper is to present consumers with a single portal to multiple media sites, with intelligent references between services. If a consumer frequently listens to a particular singer on Spotify, for example, the service would also send notifications when that performer is available on BBC radio and television content, available online.LinksIBC Awards Ceremony in fullIBC Digital video interview with Barbara SlaterIBC Digital video interview BBC R&D teamBBC R&D: Personal Data StoresMore on the IBC Awards via IBC365IBC Digital

Episode 12 of the IBC Podcast features an introduction to the 2021 IBC Accelerator Media Innovation programme with Mark Smith and Muki Kulhan plus an interview with Shibasish Sarkar, group CEO, Reliance EntertainmentThe IBC Accelerator programme was set up to support the media and entertainment industry with a framework for a collaborative and project-based approach to solving challenges faced by the media and entertainment industry.Project leaders Mark Smith and Muki Kulhan speak about:Last year's projects and the 2020 successesThe 2021 Accelerator projects and why 5G is such a popular topic this year The challenges of live demonstrationsCreating a safe environment in which to encourage innovation Reliance Entertainment chief executive Shibasish Sarkar explains all about the production company which creates content for mobiles, TV, cinema and gaming platforms, including:Developing a feature film strategy for creatives and investorsRestarting production amid Covid-19 restrictionsReliance Entertainment's approach to remote workingThe opportunity presented by the boom in streamingLinks:IBC AcceleratorsReliance EntertainmentInformation about IBC2021

We are so grateful to have Sis. Anita Hodges with us here on the IBC Podcast. Sis. Anita Hodges is an amazing and powerful example. She plays a pivotal role in the life of our very own Sis. Stephanie Gallion and we trust you will fee the weight of every word of this sermon.

This flexible production-themed episode of the IBC Podcast features:Gordon Castle, senior vice president, Technology, Eurosport on the broadcaster's technology transformation project to build a private cloud for live production (2.30)Patricia Doherty, project director of Live & Wild explains how Candour Productions will lead a project testing 5G connectivity for use by documentary makers (18.36)Extreme E head of broadcast and technology operations Dave Adey on the race series' production operation (36.31)Visit ibc.org/features/themed-week for more features and case studies on flexible production. And follow the Live & Wild 5G project on Instagram @live_and_wild, Facebook: Live and Wild and Twitter @liveandwild

The latest episode of the IBC Podcast takes a look at the impact of coronavirus on production services, with NEP SVP technology and asset management Scott Rothenberg explaining what clients are now asking for, and why robust and fast connectivity is more important than ever. He also reveals what NEP has invested in during the pandemic."Some investments have been to do with conversion of control signals and video signals to IP; ways to get signals over the public internet in a reliable, fast matter. We've done that with a number of different vendors and we continue to look at different different options out there. We've also seen increased demand for small robotic cameras.”BBC Studioworks chief executive Andrew Moultrie speaks about the impact of Covid-19 and how BBC Studioworks is helping productions get up and running after the pandemic“Covid has provided a chance to review the supply chain and look at the approach to creating content. There's a partnership between production companies and commissioners and facilities and operators, who all now have to work collectively in order to deliver the content in a safe way that's Covid friendly.”And IBC Accelerator project lead Rafi Nizam and head of Sky's XR Technology department Matt McCartney explain how the CG animation Accelerator could make the animation process more efficient and why it is focusing on the use of extended reality tools.

Today on the IBC Podcast we have another student interview where we sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. This latest interview is with then Freshman, now Sophomore, Camryn Staten.

Today on the IBC Podcast we have another student interview where we sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. This latest interview is with then Senior, now graduated and married, Caleb Phillips.

Sky Studios CEO Gary DaveyUKTV chief technology and operations officer Sinead GreenawayIBC Accelerator: Live Content Moderation“We couldn't see Covid coming - we had to shut down 29 productions and we've got nine back in production now, but we couldn't have done it without a really sophisticated set of safety protocols.”On the second episode of the IBC Podcast, Sky Studios chief executive Gary Davey speaks about the impact of coronavirus on the Sky division's production output. And while some productions have restarted, he explains how Sky Studios is braced for a second wave of coronavirus.“It's been a really interesting exercise to rethink the editorial of a lot of the shows, especially the bigger shows. So for example, we've rethought the number of episodes and had a good look at the editorial to figure out, if there were another crisis, is there a way of managing the script in such a way that you could get out after only a few episodes?”And one of the most significant outcomes of the restrictions imposed following the spread of coronavirus has been in post-production, Davey said. “Out of necessity the whole industry has moved to remote editing and post-production, and it has worked brilliantly. As a result, I think that will become much more business as usual.” The issue of reacting to coronavirus and the lessons learnt because of the industry's response to the pandemic is also a key theme of the interview with UKTV chief technology and operations officer Sinead Greenaway. She speaks about the need for resiliency and reassurance from suppliers, and about how the need for greater remote working has hastened the shift to the cloud. And we hear from two of the Champions leading an IBC Accelerator Live Content Moderation project, with Grant Totten from Al Jazeera and Ian McLaren from Thompson Reuters discussing the use of AI to ensure live content adheres to regulatory standards. 

"The industry needs to look at itself and ask who is making these programmes and films and telling these stories. Have we got fair representation of the population, yes or no?"In the first episode of the IBC Podcast, chair of the RTS Diversity Committee Angela Ferreira speaks about the challenges of creating a more inclusive industry. And she explains why its important to go beyond headline figures. "For too long people have been able to muddy the waters about who they are employing...it is important to have representation but who is making the decisions? I am not interested in hearing endlessly about mentoring and shadowing schemes. Where is the  retention and growth and who is climbing the career ladder?Also on the first episode, Avid chief executive Jeff Rosica explains why he thinks coronavirus has changed the way people make film and TV for good. And he speaks about Avid's shift to a subscription model and reveals the firm's top selling subscription products before sharing his thoughts on the barriers to adopting cloud-based infrastructure. And Mark Smith and Muki Kulhan provide an introduction to the IBC Accelerator Media Innovation Programme and explain why the likes of the BBC, Reuters and Al Jazeera have signed up to some of the problem-solving projects. 

Today on the IBC Podcast we have the third in a series of student interviews where you are able to sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. For our fifth episode, we have the one and only, Brandon Inscore.

Today on the IBC Podcast we have the third in a series of student interviews where you are able to sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. This latest interview is with Junior (who unfortunately will not be a Senior because she is getting married in September), Ashlyn Labat.

The IBC Podcast is launching on Thursday 16 July.The fortnightly show will give broadcast and media professionals insight into the big issues faced by the content and technology industry. Hosted by IBC365 editor George Bevir, it will include discussions with technologists, conversations with creatives and in-depth interviews with industry leaders as well as the inside track on IBC. On the first episode:Avid chief executive Jeff Rosica RTS diversity committee chair and Douglas Road Productions managing director Angela Ferreira  IBC Accelerator Media Innovation Programme leaders Mark Smith and Muki Kulhan  

Today on the IBC Podcast we have the third in a series of student interviews where you are able to sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. Our third interview is with Alaska Native and Freshman (last year), Brandon Bowman.

Today on the IBC Podcast we have the third in a series of student interviews where you are able to sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. Our fourth episode, we have the indomitable Ashton Sargent.

Today on the IBC Podcast we have the first in a series of student interviews where you are able to sit down with a current IBC student and hear directly from them about the highs and lows, and the changes and growth they experience while on campus. Our first interview is with Alex Perry, the 2019-2020 Student Body President who spent his childhood in Africa as a Missionary Kid and his teen-age years in New Haven, CT as a Home Missionary Pastor’s kid. You’ll enjoy hearing Alex’s thoughts.

Today, on the podcast we have an interview with veteran missionary and Indiana Bible College instructor, Rev. William Turner. William Turner and his wife, Elizabeth, served for 36 years as missionaries of the United Pentecostal Church International, first in South Korea, and then to Russia and the 15 nations of the former Soviet Union. They were the UPCI’s first fully appointed missionaries to Russia and in 1993, when the communist rule collapsed in an aborted coup against the government, they were  living in Moscow. Rev. Turner served as area coordinator for those 15 formerly communist nations. He is a graduate of Indiana University. He holds a B.A. in government and journalism. His insight is so great. This conversation began around a Kurieg at Indiana Bible College when Rev. Turner walked in to the room and stated, “I have tried to explain to my students in class what they are going to need in order to have revival in these times.” What followed was such a wonderful discussion that we invited him to continue the talk here, on the podcast, for you. Long time listeners may have already enjoyed chapel sermons preached by Rev. Turner, but you will certainly enjoy this interview here on the IBC Podcast.

“If you feel outnumbered by the enemy, if you are fighting something that is too big for you, when your enemy is great, God will strengthen your hand!” This reminder comes directly from our sermon today. “What to do with feeble hands” was preached in IBC Chapel prior to the shift to online learning in spring of 2020 and will recenter your determination to follow God’s will. Today, Rev. Tyler Bryant brings the Word of God to the IBC Podcast via IBC Chapel. Typically, he is serving as the Director of Distance Learning where you can earn a cert of ApoStud, earn a complete four year degree, or just sharpen your knowing of Scripture. The new Distance Learning program is 100% online. 100% self-paced. 100% affordable. 100% a perfect way to continue your education. Earn a bachelor’s degree, certificate, or enroll in concurrent studies as you complete your high school diploma. Ready to sign up now? Or at least research the possibility of enrolling? Visit ibcdl.com.

Today on the IBC Podcast, we talk with Rev. Derek Borders. Bro. Borders currently serves as the Oklahoma Youth President and is not only a minister of the gospel, but a talented graphic designer. We know you will enjoy this episode with Rev. Derek Borders.To connect with Bro. Derek Borders you can visit:https://derekborders.com/https://twitter.com/derekbordershttps://www.instagram.com/derekborders/ RUSH Student ConferenceThis episode is sponsored by RUSH student conference happening Nov. 8 - 9. For more information, visit RushStudentConference.com.Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rushstudents/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/livewirenewlife

Welcome back to the IBC podcast! We have been on a short break due to technical difficulties and travel but the show returns this week and we are excited to connect with all of our listeners!   Intros and shout outs Storytime - What’s new with us? Sean and I went to a bachelor party in San Diego, it was my bday, and I went to Nashville for a recruiting conference Foldable phones are here! Discuss: first impressions, utility, price, would you buy one? 5 Questions (quick version) Sean topic List: top 3 non-laugh track sitcoms Outros   Thank you so much everybody for tuning in and enjoy the show!

http://www.baseballjobsoverseas.com Jimmy Jensen went from cut from his high school baseball team, to All-American, to men's league baseball before he decided to give overseas a try. Little did he know that signing his first overseas contract in 2015 would change his life forever in multiple ways. List to part two of his story, continuing where we left off at the end of his first season on IBC Podcast episode 67

What is it like being in PRAISE going into IBC LIVE? What is it like to be in choir? Can miraculous healings take place through a computer screen more than 1,000 miles away? We sit down with PRAISE members, Kade Abbott, and Natalia Benthal, and choir members Ashley Herrera and Briana Schrack to look at ahead to #IBCLIVE19 through their eyes and experiences. We hope you enjoy this special episode of the IBC Podcast. IBC LIVE Do you want to join us for #IBCLIVE19 but don't have your ticket? We will be live streaming, Friday, Feb. 1st at 7:30 PM from Facebook Live and also on indianabiblecollege.org/ibclive/. You can also signup to receive updates about the release of the new album, or pre-order physical product at indianabiblecollege.org/ibclive/.

Senior and member of IBC PRAISE, Kade Abbott preaches in one of the few student podcast episodes to be published to the IBC Podcast in season four, "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not." IBC CONNECT IBC CONNECT 2019 is happening this March. For more information, visit https://indianabiblecollege.org/connect/. Connect with IBC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/IBCpromo/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ibcpromo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ibcpromo/ Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?mt=2 Leave us Feedback, suggestions, or questions at podcast@go2ibc.com

Senior, Rustin Young preaches in this bonus Tuesday episode on the IBC Podcast, "Friends with Babylon." Connect with IBC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/IBCpromo/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ibcpromo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ibcpromo/ Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?mt=2 Leave us Feedback, suggestions, or questions at podcast@go2ibc.com

All 3 hosts are here on this holiday podcast celebrating Halloween! We bring some fun stories, games, and info to another great episode of the IBC Podcast! Topics: - Intros and shout outs - Fantasy Football - Sean topic - Google feud and games - Story time - Memory Lane - List : top 3 haunted Halloween parties - Outros Thanks so much for listening everyone, hope you enjoyed the show, and Happy Halloween!

Kicking off the 2018-2019 school year and a new season on the IBC Podcast is Brother Paul D. Mooney, the Pastor of Calvary Tabernacle and President of Indiana Bible College. Brother Mooney speaks from the text of Deuteronomy 4:29 with a message to the students and staff in the packed out chapel, "If You Seek Him." You can check out the entire worship set from this chapel, lead by Sister Stephanie Gallion, on our Facebook page at Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/IBCpromo/). MARC 2018 MARC or Mid-America Renewal Conference is a yearly conference held at Calvary Tabernacle in Indianapolis and it is quickly approaching again this year, happening September 6-7. We have an excellent speaker lineup and music will feature Indiana Bible College choir, chorale, and PRAISE. For the speaker lineup, schedule, and hotel information visit: https://calvarytabindy.com/marc/ Connect with IBC Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/IBCpromo/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ibcpromo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ibcpromo/ Subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?mt=2 Leave us Feedback, suggestions, or questions at podcast@go2ibc.com

We are back again and glad to be doing a podcast. There are some technical difficulties but the show must go on.   - Intros - Shout outs - Infowars and Alex Jones - Fakes News - 10 Questions - Outros   Thank you so much for listening!

Dr. Janice Sjostrand was one of the guest clinicians this year at IBC Music Fest as well as the Friday speaker at Worship and the Word. This day session from IBC Music Fest 2018 covers generational worship in churches. It is titled, "The Power of Generational Worship." A big thanks to the Worship Studies department of IBC and the Dean of Worship Studies, Dr. Lindel Anderson for sharing this content with the IBC Podcast. This is one of many day sessions from this year's Music Fest. Other topics include "The Heart of a Worship Leader", "Mentoring Students and Young Adults for Music Ministry," and many more. Each day session, Worship & the Word session, and concert audio are available as for purchase through VoiceVision.com. Visit https://www.voicevision.com/Music-Fest-2018.dept to see each and view all the clinicians and session topics. Clinicians this year include Kevin Howard, Charity Gayle, and many more.

Dr. Janice Sjostrand was one of the guest clinicians this year at IBC Music Fest as well as the Friday speaker at Worship and the Word. She brings a tremendous testimony and challenge to the attendees. The other Worship and the Word from IBC President Paul D. Mooney and the evening concert audio are available as a package for purchase through VoiceVision.com. Also, all of the day sessions with handouts are available for purchase as well. Visit https://www.voicevision.com/Music-Fest-2018.dept to see each and view all the clinicians and session topics. Clinicians this year include Kevin Howard, Charity Gayle, and many more. We hope you enjoy this special IBC Music Fest content on the IBC Podcast.

IBC Perspectives Series Kicking off a new summer series on the IBC Podcast, we read a recent Brother Killmon Perspectives article titled, "How to Stop Effeminacy," and then sit down with him to ask him a few questions about the topic. Checkout the Shownotes https://indianabiblecollege.org/u/2018/05/podcast-shownotes-ep-149.pdf Fall Application Deadline Don't forget the fall application deadline is quickly approaching. Get your application in by July 13th to be a part of the fall semester here at IBC. Rate, Subscribe, Share If you enjoyed this, rate us on iTunes, subscribe, and share with your friends. We appreciate you spreading the word about the IBC podcast.

This week, a Senior and member of IBC PRAISE from Aberdeen First Pentecostal Church of Aberdeen, MS preaches a message in chapel titled, "This Isn't Children's Church." Kade is one of many students who was involved in the production of the 2018 live recording, "At the Cross" which is now available on iTunes, VoiceVision.com/AtTheCross, and wherever you enjoy streaming music. Thanks for listening to the IBC Podcast and as always, rate us on iTunes, leave your comments there, or tell us what you don't like at podcast@go2ibc.com. Don't forget, Fall semester is coming quick. You can learn more about attending IBC at go2ibc.com/admissions.

Ridge Maasdam preaches on the topic, "Trust" in student chapel. The Indiana Bible College podcast aims to release sermons on interviews every Tuesday and Thursday. Thanks for joining us on the IBC Podcast. IBC Music Fest is quickly approaching. If you can't attend the entire conference, join us in the evenings for the concerts. More information can be found at ibcmusicfest.com.

Excited that all 3 hosts are here this week and we have some awesome topics in store! As always thank you to our loyal listeners who tune in every week and we hope you enjoy the show. It's time for another episode of the IBC Podcast!!!   - Intros and shout outs - Rundown - Fantasy football league announcement and punishments due - Independent craft beer label - Story time: Sean's epic story - Sean topic: is the era of digital piracy over? - Quick Hits - List: top 3 things that ruin your day - Outros

Another week and another episode of the IBC Podcast! All 3 hosts are here and we cover a bunch of topics on this weeks episode. Hope you enjoy and thanks for listening!

Brother Killmon preaching in Indiana Bible College chapel, a sermon borrowed from the IBC Podcast titled Brushes with Revelation.

Hey everybody it's Dustin here with the newest episode of the IBC Podcast! All 3 hosts are here and discuss some interesting topics, have some laughs, and play trivia. We start the show with shout outs and a weekend recap. We then delve into a debate about whether or not Aaron Rodgers is the greatest QB of all time, discuss the Chargers move to Los Angeles, try to figure out #DryJanuary, and try to solve the mystery that is replacing Obamacare. Sean then delivers Quick Hits, we list our top 3 Nintendo 64 games as well as talk about the new system called Switch, and end the show with a rousing game of trivia. Thanks so much for tuning in and be sure to continue the conversations on social media and in the WhatsApp chat, leave us a 5 star review on iTunes, and enjoy the show!

Hey everybody it's Dustin back with a new episode of the IBC Podcast! Matt and Sean join me on this episode (no guests) and we have a fun episode in store that returns for the most part to our normal format. We start with shout outs, fantasy football updates and a spin of the wheel, and then dive in to discussion. We debate whether the Cowboys made the right choice with Tony Romo, whether Lebron James overreacted to comments made by Phil Jackson, discuss the beers that we will grabbing for Thanksgiving dinner, and jump into a debate about fake news, native advertising, and free speech. Sean then delivers Quick Hits, we tell stories from the year that Matt and Sean were roommates, and end the episode with our list of the last 3 Pandora stations we listened to. As always thanks for listening, be sure to continue the conversations on social media and in the WhatsApp chat, leave us a 5 star review on iTunes, and enjoy the show!

Hey everybody and welcome to a new episode of the IBC Podcast! Matt finally joins me in Pomona to try out the new microphone (thanks Mike!) and Sean is recording from Pomon.....San Diego and we have another great episode in store for everybody. We start with shout outs and our fantasy football recap & spin of the wheel, discuss MLB playoffs and Stone laying off 5% of their workforce, and then dive into the election. We discuss debate #3 and talk about a few issues relating to voting. Sean then delivers Quick Hits, we do story time, and end the show with our top 3 movies releasing the rest of 2016. It's a fun episode (long) and we hope you enjoy. Be sure to continue the conversations on social media and in the WhatsApp chat, leave us a 5 star review on iTunes if you haven't already, and thanks for listening!

Hey everybody! It's Dustin here with Matt and Sean and we are bringing you the newest episode of the IBC Podcast! We begin with a ton of shout outs, discus why the housing market is disrupting Matt's dream of owning a house, talk Sam Boy's beers and Shandy, and Sean delivers a longer than usual Quick Hits. We finish off the episode highlighting stories from this past week, our top 3 places we would like to build a home (if money wasn't an obstacle), and finish the episode with a list of new developments from Google I/O.  It's another fun episode and we hope you enjoy! Thanks for listening and see you next week :)

What's up everybody!? Dustin here bringing you episode 134 of the IBC Podcast. Matt and Sean join me on Skype for this week's show and we have quite a few laughs. We begin by discussing our New Years, recap our fantasy football championship, discuss our picks for the Superbowl and College Football champions, and learn some interesting facts about some "craft" breweries. Sean then delivers a great Quick Hits segment, we tell some beer pong stories, and end the show by recapping some of the highlights and lowlights from 2015.  Hope you enjoy the show, keep the conversations going, and thanks for listening!

What's going on everybody!? Dustin here to deliver episode 108 of the IBC Podcast! It's another fun episode tonight and all 3 hosts are here. My apologies up front for leaving in the middle of the show to take a dump. When you gotta go, you gotta go. We start off the episode by recapping our Fourth Of July weekends and Matt's trip to Austin, Texas. We then discuss the USWNT and NBA free agency, our top 3 G rated movies turned in to R rated movies, discuss Microsoft and their upcoming product lines, and finish with (FINALLY!) a Sean topic on an interesting film topic called the Bechdel Test. Thanks for all the feedback and 5 star reviews on iTunes. Keep em' coming! Be sure to continue the conversation on social media and enjoy the show!!!