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From telling how full your propane tanks are (without any special tools) to determine how long your tanks will last, we've got all the tips you need to manage your RV propane usage in one short and easy episode (WARNING: there is some math...but cool math...math you can use. None of that, "If Jack rows to town in a boat and Jane rides the train, at what point will they meet on the road" nonsense.)Enjoy! Be sure to check out the episode blog post for all the numbers you need to make your own calculations

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“Allow yourself to understand that your emotions are completely valid and sometimes you do need help for understanding and adapting to these emotions.” Jack Thomas is a survivor. Quite literally. About five years ago, when Jack was seventeen years old, he was involved in a serious workplace accident that nearly cost him his life and in the end, it did cost him an arm. As a result, Jack thought for a moment that he would never play drums, bass, or guitar again.  It has not been an easy transition as you can imagine. Re-learning how to play instruments with the use of only one arm has been both rewarding but also frustrating too for Jack. But with mental strength and support from his friends and family Jack has managed to achieve something most people would consider an impossibility. Jack’s story is remarkable, tragic, and not one without a struggle.  He had recently been featured on Drumeo and amongst other content, Jack performed “Duality” by Slipknot. The video has surpassed 1,000,000 views with an incredible degree of positive feedback. It has resulted in capturing the interest of several media outlets and exposure to a large audience. He has also earned a position at Drumeo, which he had started about a month ago (at the time of the interview). Overall, Jack has worked hard to get to where he is today and did so under very difficult circumstances. We can all learn something from Jack.   You Will Hear About…. What happened after Drumeo released Jack’s drum cover of Duality by Slipknot. The process of learning how to play drums, bass, and guitar with one hand. How the accident happened. The aftermath. Some of Jack’s fears. How Jack overcomes the obstacles in his life. An encouraging word for listeners.   Why Should You Listen? This episode is heavy and will make you feel a lot of different things. His story is one that we can all learn from and it puts things into perspective. If Jack can do what he does, what is our excuse? I cannot begin to imagine what life must be like for an amputee and to watch his drumming is so inspiring. This is a good one.   Duality by Slipknot - Drum Cover by Jack Thomas    Jack’s Socials Instagram YouTube   Follow ‘Drumeo Gab’ Instagram Facebook YouTube

If Jack from The Shining were drinking absinthe at that bar, he would have written a wonderful novel instead of turning psycho murderer. Just sayin'. That is one of many important discussions we have here at this terribly important and so very serious show. No where else will you find the hard facts on what it would be like to recast the movie Dirty Harry with Munchkins from the Wizard of Oz. Oh, and just to let you know, season two is winding down. I know, I know, you're either terribly sad or greatly relived, but either way ... there's still a few episodes left. Carry on! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slowdeath/message

Meyer Shank Racing driver Jack "The Baker" Harvey makes returns to The Week In IndyCar show to discuss a wide variety of topics on our listener-driven Q&A show. Episode Time Stamps: Show open  Jack on MSR, quarantine, and if he's a baking mobster (starts at 1m42s) Harvey's thoughts on iRacing (4m38s) The Great British Bake Off and lots of baking questions (10m01s) If the revised IndyCar schedule could help smaller teams like MSR (22m53s) Would he rather star in Driven 2 or sign the best IndyCar contract? (24m30s) Jack's first car (27m39s) Technical alliance with Andretti Autosport (31m07s) Increasing IndyCar's popularity in Britain (38m50s) If Jack's IndyCar rivals were baked goods, which baked goods would they be? (40m56s) Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast

If Jack wasn’t in the house this one probably would have been a lot shorter.

Jack de Keyzer – World Class Blues MusicAired Wednesday, 5 June 2019, 12:00 PM EST / 9:00 AM PSTFamous Canadian Blues Musician brings audiences to their feet over and over again!Bob Dylan says “If Jack de Keyzer was from Chicago, New York or LA, he’d be famous” And Jeff Healey shares his admiration with saying “The finest blues guitarist in Canada”.Guitarist, singer, song writer, band leader and producer Jack de Keyzer plays the blues worldwide. His music has taken him from Alert, Nunavut to Puerto Escondido, Mexico; Athens, Greece to Hornby Island, BC and many points in between. A prolific artist and song writer Jack has released 11 CD’s and 1 DVD and played on hundreds of record sessions. An exciting performer, he performs an average of 150 shows per year and has brought audiences to their feet at many major Jazz and Blues Festivals including the Montreal Jazz Fest, Blues Sur Seine (France) The Ottawa Blues Festival and Puerto Blues, (Mexico). One of Canada’s most awarded and in demand blues guitarists, de Keyzer has been nominated for the Juno (Blues Album) 6 X and won the Juno twice in 2003 and 2010. He has also won 7 Maple Blues Awards, (Canada’s national blues awards) placed first in the USA International Song writing Competition and CBC radio’s Great Canadian Blues Award. Always touring with an incredible band of top musicians, de Keyzer will have you rocking to his hot blues, smooth r&b and soul jazz. World class. Jack de KeyzerJoin us today as we enjoy his world class blues music!

This podcast is dedicated to John Bogle   Michael and Andrew would like to dedicate this podcast episode to the icon who passed away just before this recording was made, John Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group, and author of such classics on investing as The Little Book of Common Sense Investing was a real Vanguard and revolutionary. Bogle started the world’s first index fund so they tip their hats in tribute.     Guest profile     Michael Falk is a CFA charter holder and a certified retirement counselor. He is a partner at the Focus Consulting Group and specializes in helping investment teams improve their investment decision making, investment firms with their strategic planning, and mediating firms’ successions. Previously, he was a chief strategist at a global macro fund and a chief investment officer in charge of manager due diligence and asset allocation for a multibillion-dollar advisory practice. Michael is an author, co-author and frequent speaker. in 2016.  He wrote the CFA Institute Research Foundation monograph Let’s All Learn How to Fish…to Sustain Long-Term Economic Growth. He is on the CFA Institute’s approved speaker list. In the past, he has taught on behalf of the CFA Society Chicago in their Investment Foundation Certificate program. He has been a contributing member of the Financial Management Association’s practitioners’ demand-driven academic research initiative group and taught at DePaul University in their Certified Financial Planner Certificate Program. He’s frequently quoted in the financial press and presents in industry events.    Moneyball man  Michael was an athlete who played competitive baseball until he was 31 years old. But in his early 20’s, he realized that he couldn’t make a career of this, so he decided to get an education, and graduated from the University of Illinois with a B.S. in Finance, adding to his interest in growing wealth. It caught his attention, but it wasn’t about getting large amounts. It was about how money drove behavior. But still, he played ball and was working on the side until his body’s aches and pains started to surface.      Summary  In this episode, Michael recounts his experiences as a private wealth manager advising a client on what to do about holdings in two big companies. The story revolves around what is seemingly his not-so-lucky share-price level, US$8/share. He shares his take on the fortunes of these huge companies and the reasons why he didn’t take the risk of investing in them, even though he was an educated investor and had advised his client to hang on to the stocks. Andrew will tell add why execution is a vital part of building an investment plan through his six-step process. Inherent in that is how crucial it is to avoid taking huge positions aggressively so you don’t end up in the same sad state as do most investors.      “Lose profitably. Use your takeaways and your learnings from those losses to not repeat the same mistakes. They say there’s no such thing as failure if you’re learning. So, my parting comment is, if you’ve got to lose, at least lose profitably.”  – Michael Falk     W$8/share investments and the odd stories behind them  Apple Inc. (AAPL:US) is now trading at US$199.23/share  Apple was starting to drop, before Steve Jobs returned and saved the company. It was trading at around $8/share. Michael was a fan of Apple computers and so his friend who was curious about the drastic consequences if the company should fall. He was confident that it wouldn’t. Buying the stock was an absolute steal, given these two probable scenarios: 1) The company would rebound, or 2) Microsoft would buy them because of the value of the technology. Surprisingly, he didn’t follow the instructions that he gave to his friend. He didn’t follow the instruction he gave to his friend.     Philip Morris  Philip Morris International Inc. (PM:US, $86.19); Altria Group Inc. (MO:US, $56.94)  Michael started his career in private wealth management. He had a client named Jack, who inherited a stock portfolio from his father. As he was doing an audit on the low-cost basis portfolio, they were unable to decide whether or not to hedge out the risks. One of the companies they were looking at was Philip Morris, which was also trading at $8/share too. Philip Morris had started to take a BD (broker-dealer) at that time because that was when the US government was going after the tobacco companies in terms of the healthcare lawsuits.    Michael’s analysis:  1.The dividend payment at that time was 8%, and he believed it wouldn’t stopped. (D/P ratio or Dividend Payout Ratio = Dividends Paid/Net Income)   2.He dug into legal research and started to read the case history on the lawsuits against Philip Morris. He realized that the government wouldn’t put them out of business since it needed the company to survive so it would have money to settle the lawsuits that had been filed against them.  3.Jack thought of selling his shares but Michael, told him flat out: “If you sell Philip Morris, I’m going to slap you.” Backed by his research, his solid strong reasons were the following:  a.The 8% dividend growth was scarce.  b.The government couldn’t put them out of business.  c.If Jack sold his shares, his tax bill would be quite high.   d.You have every incentive to hold on to this stock.   Michael personally avoided buying Philip Morris’ stocks for the reason that it was trading at $8/share.    “It wasn’t about losing money. It was about not making money.”  –  Michael Falk    Michael’s takeaways     He admitted having had the following downfalls in investing. Most often:     He doesn’t take a lot of risk.  He has eluded buying individual insecurities to avoid conflicts of interest due to the nature of his work in private wealth counseling or institutional advisory services.   He held on to either active or passively managed mutual funds so I have very few stories other than the fact that I take very little risk, consistently.    Michael called himself out for his unwillingness to take risks, and it did hurt his self-esteem. He is a professional, an educated investor who knows so much and yet he made such mistakes.     “We have to come to recognize that what I took away from it is for better or for worse, most often remain invested, depending upon what the purpose of the money is and what your goal is and where your goal is out in timescale.   Stay the path and … research.”    –   Michael Falk    Lessons from Hendrik Bessembinder.  Michael credits this professor who published his research in January 2017 to answer the question “Do Stocks Outperform Treasury Bills?“  Quoting from this paper’s findings, Michael says:    “… 58% of stocks fail to beat treasury bill returns over their lifetimes; 38% of stocks beat treasury bill returns by just moderate amounts. If you look at the total return of the market index over time, trouncing treasury bills for just over 4% of stocks are responsible for all of it …”    The research made Michael ask himself whether he should pick stocks at all, citing it as the same theme that the lottery companies use to pull people in. “You got to be in it to win it.”     “If you’ve got an appropriate time to be invested, get invested, be widely diversified and stay the course.”  –  Michael Falk      Andrew’s Takeaways  A key part of building an investment plan is executing it. – Andrew outlines his six-step process in investing he came up from his works and previous interviews:  Step 1: Find an idea.  Step 2: Research the return.  Step 3: Assess the risks.  Step 4: Create a plan.  Step 5: Execute the plan.  Step 6: Monitor the progress  He emphasizes that Step 6 may not always be the last step. You might want to keep holding, so monitor the progress.  But the point is, “You’ve got to act.”  Michael adds Step 7.     Step 7: Find an educated and skilled person to be the devil’s advocate, the raging skeptic, and take all of your research and findings to them and ask them to tear it apart and poke holes in it.     Andrew adds that he has done just that it creates constructive ideas during meetings and raises the quality of a decision.    “When I work with investment teams … I teach people how to properly do devil’s advocacy, how the role gets assigned, how it rotates among team members, and how the action is supposed to be taken in a decision-making meeting. You can actually create constructs around this topic, to materially raise the quality of a decision, so your input is great stuff.”  – Andrew Stotz    2. Take a small position. – The mistake most people make is that they think of a huge position immediately and it overwhelms them.    “Keep in mind that if it really is going to be a Juggernaut, that small position is going to become a huge position. It’s just a matter of time. You got a 4% chance of that according to the research.”  –  Andrew Stotz    To avoid the same fate   Make your investments simple instead of dreaming about buying the next Amazon, Google or Apple, TenCent or Alibaba.       Number 1 goal to achieve in the next 12 months   A follow-up book is all set to be released by the end of 2019 based on the CFA Institute Research Foundation monograph Let’s All Learn How to Fish, which Michael published in 2016. The three initial chapters in the forthcoming book are: 1) Work, 2) Artificial Intelligence and Robots, and 3) Universal Basic Income.    The first book is downloadable in Amazon Kindle for free. It was about rethinking entitlement policies to generate sustainable economic growth. The book focused on 1) Retirement, 2) Health Care, and 3) Education, and these were the three main policy chapters as well.  Michael has lectured on this book in 14 countries.     Parting tips from Michael    Take valuable lessons from monetary losses. You might lose money from your decisions. But in the end, you still gain from all the learning that goes with it.      Final words from Andrew    Michael and Andrew would like to dedicate this podcast to John Bogle (see tribute at top of post).    You can also check out Andrew’s books     How to Start Building Your Wealth Investing in the Stock Market   My Worst Investment Ever   9 Valuation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them        Connect with Michael Falk:  LinkedIn  Twitter  Email    Connect with Andrew Stotz  astotz.com  LinkedIn  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  YouTube  My Worst Investment Ever Podcast      Further reading mentioned     John C. Bogle (2007) The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns  by John C. Bogle  Michael S. Falk (2016) Let’s All Learn How to Fish … To Sustain Long-Term Economic Growth - Kindle Edition  Hendrik Bessembinder (2018) Do stocks outperform Treasury bills? Journal of Financial Economics, Volume 129, Issue 3, Pages 440-457 Also available as PDF  

Jack Fischl and Kyle Wiggins studied across the Charles River from each other in Boston, but they didn’t meet until they both became Peace Corps volunteers in Panama. Even then, they were placed in two communities that were a 14-hour bus ride apart. So how did they build a successful Latin American travel marketplace together? It started with a simple Wordpress site they created over several visits to their local internet cafes. After realizing their communities had no way of marketing the unique tours they were offering, and that local tour guides were being ripped off by large corporations, Jack and Kyle came up with Keteka. In this episode, Jack and Kyle explain what they learned from going through Start-Up Chile and the Booking.com Accelerator program, raising a funding round through Latin American angel investors on FounderList, and receiving investment from more traditional VCs like my firm Magma Partners. But it all started with the lessons they learned in the Peace Corps. Tapping into Panama’s tourism dollars: a “dignified economic opportunity” If Jack and Kyle’s communities from the Peace Corps had anything in common, it was that both looked to tourism as a potential economic opportunity for their area. However, traditional tourism would not come easily in a place with no electricity or running water, let alone WiFi and payments systems. Kyle and Jack realized there was a need to bridge the gap between these rural communities, their skilled local tour guides, and a tourism market that operates through online transactions. From this epiphany came Keteka, originally a Wordpress website built in an internet cafe in Panama. Learn how the Peace Corps network helped grow Keteka quickly in this conversation with Kyle and Jack. Start-Up Chile: Too good to be true? When a friend emailed Jack the link to apply for Start-Up Chile, he almost didn’t believe the opportunity existed. Keteka seemed almost too perfect of a fit for the program, even before they had made their first sale. The number one lesson Keteka’s founders learned from the accelerator? Focus on the business first. Fancy tech can always wait until you have validated with real customers. How to fundraise from Latin America Split between Chicago and Santiago, Keteka is already an unconventional company. Their funding rounds, which have included several equity-free grants, as well as syndicate angel investment, are off-the-beaten-path, as well. Kyle explains why in this episode of Crossing Borders: beyond helping tour guides in developing countries, Keteka’s founders are passionate about supporting the local tech and innovation ecosystem. Find out more about how Keteka raised the first syndicate-style angel investment round in Latin America using FounderList (FounderList is a Magma Partners portfolio company) and why they continue to operate a Latin American office in this conversation with Jack and Kyle. Keteka is redefining the way we travel by making exciting, local tours available to an international audience, and making sure guides are properly compensated. Keteka’s founders have used a network built during their time in the Peace Corps to develop a company that offers tours across 13 countries in Latin America, and which has raised funding rounds in Latin America and Europe. Find out how Keteka grew from Panama across Latin America while maintaining its local flavor in this two-for-one episode of Crossing Borders. Don’t miss Jack and Kyle’s top recommended tours at the end of the episode! Show Notes [2:15] - What is like to have an office in the US and an office in Chile? [3:42] - Did you always know that you wanted to be and entrepreneur? [6:57] -  (To Jack) What it was like growing up as the son of a diplomat and lessons learned from time abroad [10:50] - Kyle’s path from Dallas to the Peace Corps [12:57] - Why the Peace Corps? [17:56] - How did you end up in Panama? [20:29] -  Day-to-day life in Kyle and Jack’s Peace Corps communities [27:34] - Biggest lessons learned from time in the Peace Corps? [34:44] -  How did you start Keteka? [43:13] - Bridging the gap between rural communities and online tour agency bookings: Keteka [46:55] - How much does the guide generally get if someone books with Keteka? [50:01]-  Making it to Start-Up Chile [56:28] - About inflection points: what happened that made Keteka actually start to take off? [59:00] - How many tours do you guys have today? Top booked tours? [1:00:55] - Fundraising from VCs, Startup Chile and FounderList [1:04:08] - Whats next for Keteka for the next 6 to 12 months? [1:05:38] - Recommended books, podcasts, etc. [1:10:08] - Kyle and Jack’s advice to their younger selves [1:13:06] - Can you recommend one tour from the Keteka inventory? Resources Mentioned: Start-Up Chile Booking.com Booster The Hard Thing About Hard Things (BOOK) - Ben Horowitz Zero to One (BOOK) - Peter Thiel A16z (podcast) Keteka - Kyle and Jack's business

If Jack de Belin doesn't get a call up for the 2018 NSW Origin squad, In The Clear Podcast regular Matt Lawrence has declared he'll be calling for an official inquiry.

This post should help you understand the difference between a testamentary trust and an inter vivos trust. All trusts are either testamentary or inter vivos. Inter vivos trusts are also called "Living Trusts." The best way to describe the difference is to put them in context of a real-life situation. Let's say Jack is engaged in his estate planning. He is married to Jill and he has two children. He wants to leave his estate in a way so that Jill is taken care of, but after Jill dies, he wants his estate to go to his two children. Jack goes to an attorney and the attorney prepares a Will with Testamentary Trust. The terms of the trust are a part of Jack's last will and testament. Jack's will says that when Jack dies, Jack's estate will go to the "Jack Testamentary Trust." After Jack dies, Jill and Jack's kids assume that no probate is necessary because "Jack had a trust." However, their assumption is incorrect. There will always be a probate (or in Louisiana called a "Succession") when someone leaves their assets or estate to a testamentary trust. When Jack dies with a testamentary trust, his assets that are in his name when he dies will be frozen, and the courts must oversee the management and ultimate transfer of the assets to the trust. Now, instead, let's say that, instead of Jack creating a testamentary trust, he creates the stand-alone "Jack Inter Vivos Trust" or the "Jack Living Trust," If Jack transfers his asset to the Jack Living Trust during his lifetime, no Succession or Probate will be necessary when Jack dies because the assets will already be in the trust and there will be no assets in Jack's name that would be frozen and subject to the court-supervised transfer process. This post is for informational purposes only and does not provide legal advice. Please do not act or refrain from acting based on anything you read on this site. Using this site or communicating with Rabalais Estate Planning, LLC, through this site does not form an attorney/client relationship. Paul Rabalais Louisiana Estate Planning Attorney www.RabalaisEstatePlanning.com Phone: (225) 329-2450

Get ready to turn on your light and observe ships at night, because this week Ghost Team, Go! is live from a lighthouse! Hoping to find a spooky lighthouse keeper or mariner ghost, Jack & Nick instead find themselves face-to-terrifying-face with human/lobster/ghost hybrid Dave Lobster! This is our hosts' first encounters with a lobsterman, so naturally they're full of fascinating questions. Dave tells Jack & Nick all about life as a lighthouse-basement-dwelling lobsterman, his relationships with humans, and the ocean civil war. Unfortunately for Jack & Nick, things are a bit more complicated than they initially appear: Dave wants nothing more than to devour their delicious souls! If Jack & Nick want to get out of this situation alive, they'll have to either talk Dave down, feed him someone else's soul, or some equally crazy third thing! Will Jack & Nick escape the lighthouse with their souls intact? How realistic is "The Lobster?" And can sharp rocks really sink a big boat? Listen in to this week's delectable episode of Ghost Team, Go! FEATURING JP Roy (@IAmJPRoy) as Dave Lobster.

Rewatch The Butterfly Effect and try not to bang your own dad, because this week Ghost Team, Go! is travelling through time! While posted up in a boring old alley hoping to run into the ghost of a mugger/muggee/etc, Jack & Nick instead run into NJ, a ghost from the near future with portents of doom! NJ tells them all about the future, but sticks mostly to the fact that Big Science has turned it into a horrifying hellscape! And while NJ has come to protect our heroes, there are other TimeGhosts on the way with one directive: wipe out Ghost Team, Go! If Jack & Nick are going to save the future, they must use all their wits, all their wiles, and even come face-to-face with their greatest enemies... themselves?! Will Jack & Nick save the past to stop the future (or whatever)? Why are nerds so angry all the time? And how big is Hellboy's big arm? Find out on this week's wibbly wobbly episode of Ghost Team, Go! FEATURING Sam Bosha (@DrGacy) as NJ.

Put a monster in your pocket and don't forget to bring a water bottle: this week Ghost Team, Go! is live from a gym! Jack & Nick enter this ghastly and disused location in hopes of finding a ghost killed in some sort of hilarious dumbbell accident, but actually meet with the horrifying ghost of Professor Crendo, a scary old man with a scary old story. As Crendo shares his research with Jack & Nick, it becomes clear that he's completely unhinged, and potentially dangerous! Our heroes do their best to escape from his web of deceptions, delusions, and Gengars, but soon find that their time is running out. If Jack & Nick don't make it out of this one, their very lives may be forfeit! Will Jack & Nick escape alive and with their feet intact? Are Pokemon real? And what exactly is a quince? Find out on this week's terrifying episode of Ghost Team, Go! FEATURING Nick Allen (@NickAllenComedy) as Professor Crendo.

(S01E15) - Claire’s back! Hurray! And she’s still with child (despite Ethan leaving her out in the wild). The bad guy wants her back and is willing to kill. If Jack won’t protect Claire you can bet Charlie will. The guns are unleashed and bullets are humming to mark a heinous and deadly “Homecoming”.

In this special presentation Dave invited his son Jack on his for this first official appearance on the show with this Star Wars Edition of “Jack Don’t Know Jack”. Continuing the NEOZAZ special series “Jack Don’t Know Jack” Dave plays 20 random songs from the Star Wars Saga score. If Jack can name 14 of them, he wins 20 bucks out of Dave’s own pocket. If he fails to name 14, he has to hit the floor and do 20 push ups right then and there. Will Jack win 20 bucks, or we will hear live pushes for second time on Star Wars In Character? Listen now and find out! The Star Wars In Character podcast and all the work we do at NeoZAZ is made possible through the generosity of Patreon supporters. To learn how you can help support the show and have the opportunity to select the subject of an upcoming episode of Star Wars In Character, please visit our Patreon Page at:https://www.patreon.com/neozaz Get each new episode of Star Wars In Character automatically by subscribing to Star Wars In Character on iTunes. Listen and subscribe to Star Wars In Character on Stitcher. Follow all the latest Star Wars in Character news and continued discussion on our social media sites. Find us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/starwarsincharacter and follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/swicpodcast For all the latest from NeoZAZ, follow us on facebook at:http://www.faceboook.com/neozazpodcast and on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/neozaz

In this special presentation Dave invited his son Jack on his for this first official appearance on the show with this Star Wars Edition of “Jack Don’t Know Jack”. Continuing the NEOZAZ special series “Jack Don’t Know Jack” Dave plays 20 random songs from the Star Wars Saga score. If Jack can name 14 of them, he wins 20 bucks out of Dave’s own pocket. If he fails to name 14, he has to hit the floor and do 20 push ups right then and there. Will Jack win 20 bucks, or we will hear live pushes for second time on Star Wars In Character? Listen now and find out! The Star Wars In Character podcast and all the work we do at NeoZAZ is made possible through the generosity of Patreon supporters. To learn how you can help support the show and have the opportunity to select the subject of an upcoming episode of Star Wars In Character, please visit our Patreon Page at:https://www.patreon.com/neozaz Get each new episode of Star Wars In Character automatically by subscribing to Star Wars In Character on iTunes. Listen and subscribe to Star Wars In Character on Stitcher. Follow all the latest Star Wars in Character news and continued discussion on our social media sites. Find us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/starwarsincharacter and follow us on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/swicpodcast For all the latest from NeoZAZ, follow us on facebook at:http://www.faceboook.com/neozazpodcast and on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/neozaz

The word of the week is "Superheroes"! If Jack and Anthony were superheroes, their power would be to talk about a topic for 5 minutes without doing any research beforehand. Which when you think about it, is pretty impressive. Show notes and links: Superhero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) The Wikipedia page on superheroes - A lot of interesting information on their history in there!