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This is Part II of our special two-part episode with Tacoma longshore workers Zack Pattin and Brian "Skiff" Skiffington. Zack and Skiff are both members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 23 and organizing leaders with the ILWU Young Workers Committee. In Part I of our conversation with Zack and Skiff, we talked about their winding paths to working on the waterfront and about the beauty and madness of longshore work. In Part II, we take a deeper dive into the politics and history of the ILWU. We talk about what being part of the union has meant to Zack and Skiff, their families, and their coworkers—and we talk about why fixtures like union hiring halls are so important that workers fought and died for them.    Additional links/info below... Zack's Facebook page and Twitter page Brian's Facebook page ILWU Local 23's website and Facebook page ILWU No. 23 Young Workers Committee Facebook page and Twitter page Zack Pattin & Brian Skiffington, LaborNotes, "Longshore Young Workers Come to the Aid of Tenants Facing Eviction"  Stephen McFarland, "'With the Class-Conscious Workers Under One Roof': Union Halls and Labor Temples in American Working-Class Formation, 1880-1970 (dissertation)"  Union Halls of the World Twitter page   Featured Music (all songs sourced from the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org) Jules Taylor, "Working People theme song" Docks, "Get Well"

After Christmas Day 1869 turned into a bloody mess, the United States Army opened fire on the Tlingit village of Ḵaachx̱ an.áakʼw. The bombardment lasted two days, and ended with the first murder trial held by the United States in Alaska. In Part II of The Christmas Bombardment, we'll look at the days, months, and years that followed. Contact: wrangellpod@gmail.com

In Part II of WARLOCKS OF PALO ALTO, Dimitri and Khalid discuss the extent of Tim Leary's relationship with the CIA, stories about him getting MKed/lobotomized at Vacaville Prison in the 70s, Terence McKenna & Robert Hunter's letter correspondence about the "Klaxton Men" and Jabba The Hutt Jedi-Jinn they encountered on DMT, Bob Wier & Mickey Hart's membership in Bohemian Grove, and how the Dead served as cultural shock troops for the pernicious biopolitical neoliberalism that now dominates every aspect of US culture. For access to full-length premium episodes and the SJ Grotto of Truth Discord, subscribe to the Al-Wara’ Frequency at patreon.com/subliminaljihad.

In Part II of On Tour w/ Taylor: Spotted, Andy and Aaron arguing over Ron Howard's classic Christmas tale introducing Taylor Momsen, How The Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim Carrey. Where are you Christmas? Is this a good version of the Grinch? Which is the best version of The Grinch? Does Christmas change as you rearrange? Do we all have Yuletide doubts? Should we add "Introducing" to our credits? What is Christmas all about? What are A+A's favorite Christmas songs? What are A+A's Christmas movies? Home Alone 1 or 2? What are A+A's gossip girl Mount Rushmore? Have we forgot the meaning of Christmas? Have we lost the spirit of Christmas? All this and more in this week's episode! Stay tuned for our next episode with a very special guest! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! xoxo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gossip-guys/support

In Part II of our conversation with recent high school graduate and youth mental health advocate, Natalie Alyssa Sanchez, we explore how and when she first learned about suicide.  Natalie opens up about a friend of hers who practiced self-harm in middle school and later admitted that he was suicidal. We explore how to help a peer in danger, the pressure to keep their “secret,” and attention seeking behavior.

In Part II of our conversation with District of Conservation podcast host, Gabriella Hoffman, the guys continue to talk conservation policy. They discuss the overcrowding, accessibility, affordability, and importance of National Parks. They also discuss Gabriella's experience harvesting her first whitetail deer, her mountain, and more. Tune in and spread the word!   

On the latest episode of Kelley Drye’s Legal Download, in the first of a two-part series, Chicago Office Managing Partner Matt Luzadder speaks with Partner Jaimie Nawaday and Mark Pohl of The Pohl Group about grand jury investigations and agent interviews. In Part II, Jaimie and Mark will discuss search warrants and the action plan for you and your company if agents should show up with a warrant. These guests draw on their experience from both the law enforcement and defense perspectives, giving the audience practical advice on handling the investigative process. For more information, contact: Jaimie Nawaday Partner & Chair, White Collar Practice Kelley Drye & Warren LLP (212) 808-7695 Cell: (646) 864-7420 JNawaday@KelleyDrye.com> www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Jaimie-Nawaday Mark Pohl President & Founder The Pohl Group Special Agent, DoD (Ret.) (937) 901-1244 www.ThePohlGroup.com Matthew Luzadder Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Tel: (312) 857-2623 Cell: (305) 609-5497 MLuzadder@KelleyDrye.com www.kelleydrye.com/Our-People/Matthew-C-Luzadder About Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Founded in 1836, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP is home to skilled practitioners in the areas of litigation, trade, regulatory, government relations, real estate, corporate and more. A powerhouse firm with the heart of a boutique, the firm’s attorneys provide legal counsel carefully connected to their client’s business strategies. Among the firm’s recent recognitions: Law360 International Trade Group of the Year; Law360 Consumer Protection Practice Group of the Year; one of “America’s Best Law Firms” by U.S. News & World Report Best Law Firms – “Tier 1” national ranking in Communications Law, Environmental Litigation, Trusts & Estates Law, and Real Estate. www.kelleydrye.com

In Part II of our two part Golden Age of Piracy series we're hanging out with the biggest, the baddest, and the most famous pirates in history. Who were they? How'd they become pirates? What exactly did they get up to? As always, you can check out the images we found in our show notes! Check them out at the Dear World, Love History Show Notes. Follow us on Twitter @DearHistorians and Instragram @outlandishhistorians for updates on the podcast and to keep the conversation going. Find us on Facebook as well @outlandishhistorians and join our Facebook Group, The Outlandish Parlour Room, for chats, questions, and general history obsessions! Get in touch with us on social media or by email at hello@dearworldlovehistory.com.

In Part II of our special series on education during COVID-19, reporters Susie An and Kate McGee share stories of two high school juniors going through the college application process during remote learning and several college freshmen experiencing a strange first semester. Some of those college students are studying remotely from the homes where they grew up while others packed up and headed off to campus, only to face a quarantine.Then, we hear from Curious City question askers and experts about what they’re thankful for this year.

My guest is Amnon Kruvi of Kruvi Solutions. He is 14x certified Salesforce MVP. In Part II, we talk business. How to do business in Salesforce ecosystem as a solopreneur, how to acquire customer, rates, what are the general do's and don'ts, how important is the community and how to build your brand. More info: https://forcepreneur.com/be-mindful-about-your-brand/

**This episode is Part II - Listen to Part I HERE*David is a mental health speaker, educator and holds certifications in Mental Health First Aid for adults and youth, SafeTALK (Suicide Awareness for Everyone), and the suicide prevention technique known as QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer), which he mentions in this episode. In Part I, David shared his story around a day like no other - the day he was going to end his life jumping off of the Foresthill Bridge in California, the 4th highest bridge at 730 feet. A passerby followed their intuition and called 9-1-1 and, his life was saved that day. But, that was only the beginning of his lifelong battle with clinical depression. As he describes it, David found his way from "mental hellness to mental wellness." Through his experience of owning and operating a non-adoption animal sanctuary where he and his then-wife took in animals that were sick, lame, or old - he relates his life through stories of working with the animals and what they taught him over the years. In Part II, David shares some practical advice for loved ones who witness someone suffering from suicidal ideation and depression and two thoughts: what I call myths of suicide prevention. We talk about the role forgiveness played in his life and road to mental wellness and how he's found his way from self-loathing to self-love (which, for him, has been an ongoing challenge). Through the storytelling, he helps the topic of depression, suicidal ideation, and mental health overall be more relatable and helps others to see those struggling with more compassion. Some of my favorite "Wisdom-Drops" from David in both episodes:"People don't die of mental illness,' David says, 'they die from hopelessness." "Connection creates hope. And, hope saves lives.""Sometimes, what hurts the most cannot be seen. And sometimes, what helps the most is easy to do.""Four words that changed my life [as said by my psychiatrist]: It's not your fault.""If people don't feel connected, the door stays shut.""Without mental health, there is no health.""Hope awakens harmony."Resources from both episodes:David Woods Bartley TEDx Talk: How Connection Saved My LifeKrista Tippett - TEDx Talk on CompassionJohann Hari - TEDx Talk: Everything You Know About Addiction is WrongDr. Rachel Naomi Remen, author - Kitchen Table WisdomDr. Paul Quinnett & the Q.P.R. (Question, Persuade, Refer) TechniqueGrief Recovery MethodConnect with David:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookYouTubeSupport the show (http://paypal.me/theunleashedheart)

In this episode (possible part I.) I talk about Kodi and its alternatives (Plex and Mediaportal) .. In Part II. I talk about the rest of the alternatives and some additional addons like remote controller and HDTV Tuners. Website: https://tsr-podcast.com Email: viktor@tsr-podcast.com

In Part II, Bruce Gresham of Applied Vision Works (www.appliedvisionworks.com) is joined by Richard Williams, President of Lineage (www.trustlineage.com), to discuss driving a consistent culture across a business with a large geographic footprint. Richard shares why having culture as a consistent part of the employee journey ensures Lineage’s culture remains strong.

Chief is back for Part II on Princess Diana. In Part II we get into possible fake toxicology reports from the driver, how divorce was frowned upon, how high speed chases were even allowed, and more.

In Part II of our Family Through The Walls series, we meet Dunasha Payne through an intimate and moving conversation about parenting behind bars. Dunasha is an alumna of Rehabilitation Through The Arts, which provides extensive arts access behind the walls of six New York State correctional facilities. There, she proved herself a talented writer, actor, and singer. She is now the Program Coordinator of the Young Women’s Initiative at Drama Club, a non-profit organization that provides theater programming and mentorship to young, justice-involved individuals in New York City. In her current work, Dunasha pulls from her intersecting experiences—as a justice-involved woman, as a mother, and in the arts—to mentor and connect meaningfully with the young people she teaches. Hosted by Caits Meissner Researched and written by Frances Keohane and Nicolette Natale with guidance from Robert Pollock

We continue to tell the story of Mike DeVito's Path to the NFL. In Part II we discuss Mike's time at the University of Maine, the moment he realized he could dominate at the college level, meeting Matthew Mulligan and his first work outs in front of NFL coaches.  A very candid conversation where Sterling and Aaron interview Mike, the most intimate portrait of an NFL players you'll hear.  3 Point Stance is brought to you by Varney Buick GMC in Bangor, Maine. Varney is a family owned and operated business that treats every customer like one of their own.  Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @3PointStancePod and "Like Us" on Facebook, 3 Point Stance Podcast.  Email the show 3PointStancePod@gmail.com. 

Introducing a new mini-series: Legendary Legends. When icons of the game give a sneak peek being the curtain on their everyday grind sustain greatness. Our first Legend to join the show is 7-time NBA Champion and Crimson Tide alum, Robert Horry. In Part II, "Big Shot Bob" talks about how he started playing the "stretch 4", his favorite teams he's played on, the time a rookie got hazed with a roll of athletic tape and much more!

In Part II of our series, we continue our conversation about what parents should know about youth suicide. In this episode we explore how to tell if your child is suicidal. Many, many parents do not realize until it is too late that even young children can be vulnerable to suicide. There are many ways to help a young person, but it starts by not dismissing the feeling that your child could be in danger.  If they’ve been through a triggering event and their behavior starts changing, such as their grades slipping, it might be time to ask them, “Have you thought about killing yourself?” We go over how exactly to ask and better ways to respond in order to provide meaningful help.

Dale the Paranormal Investigator is back for Part II. In Part II we get into if he thinks most ghosts are evil, why he's against Ouija boards, some classic Chicago ghost stories, and more.

This episode is the second and final installment of a two-part interview featuring guest host Jim McNamara and retired FDNY Captain Alexander Hagan. Captain Al began his career in 1973 and served in some of the FDNY's busiest companies. After 35 years of service in the field, he decided to become part of union leadership. Hagan began his union service as the Captain’s Rep, and then the President of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association. Be sure to listen to Part I of the interview which covered leadership, human performance and organized labor. In Part II, Jim and Captain Al continue their exploration of civil unrest and fiscal austerity.

Sticking with your goal and powering through almost always leads to you mastering that goal. It just might not be the way you thought. AND sometimes we need to find alternative ways to keep you motivated while struggling. In Part II of the motivation series we broke down the first 10 ways to keep us going while struggling. Now in Part III we break down the last 10 which will not only set us up for success but also give us tools in our arsenal!*If you have not listened to Motivation Part II click here on "How to motivate yourself so you can achieve any goal"Make sure you follow us socially on FBIG NEW motivational Channel, THE GOOD LIFE on Youtube. Now before you go I want you to answer 3 questions for yourself and for others so that we all can learn from each other and help to continue and motivate.What motivation works for you?Who do you have that stands as an accountability partner for you?How did this episode impact you and how will you now use this motivation to pull you forward?XO Michael & Mickayla Organifi A total body superfood system for more energy and complete wellness.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

In Part I Michael brought us great information about keeping the momentum of any table, booth, or conversation going. In Part II, Michael discusses business-specific approaches for senior centers, coffee shops, banks, and how to keep Michael himself in your corner. ** https://thedentalmarketer.site/ The Dental Marketer Society Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2031814726927041 Ground Marketing Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/738965052973156 Newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/ Courses: https://thedentalmarketer.site/ground-marketing Podcast: https://thedentalmarketer.site/media

The wrestling world suffered a great loss when Road Warrior Animal passed away suddenly on September 22nd. In Part II of our Road Warrior Animal Tribute, Lazy Booking is joined this week by WWE Hall Of Famer “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase to discuss the legacy of Joe Laurinaitis and the Road Warriors, as well as some personal stories with the Road Warriors and Joe’s commitment to his faith later in life.

In Part II, Holly & Mischa share about how their faith became their own starting in college years. Once they were no longer in their parents’ households, their faith began to evolve. For Mischa that meant leaning more towards spirituality and questioning religion. For Holly that meant she was facing a faith crisis, that she is still working through. Does the convo get a little dark and intense at times? Yup. But religion and the Bible aren’t just about rainbows and butterflies. Join Holly & Mischa as they complete their first two-part series all about Faith & Christianity.

Welcome to episode 25 of the Inner Calm Podcast.    In this episode I am diving into technology and the importance of social media breaks. I explore my thoughts on technology and social media, is it good or bad? My own personal experiences with these tools along with how you can navigate your relationship with them too.    In Part II of this episode airing next week, I will dive into the importance of regular social media detoxes/technology detoxes, how to go about it and my own handy tips from my detoxes.    In this episode I mention a video on How to Create a Zen Phone you can find this at www.maddisonvernon.com/episode25    Thank you for listening to the Inner Calm Podcast, I so enjoy creating this content for you, I would love if you left me a review on iTunes it really spports this podcast and subscribe so you don't miss an episode. I upload every Thursday.   Website: https://maddisonvernon.com  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maddison_vernon/  Inner Calm Meditation Album: https://maddisonvernon.com/meditate/ 

In Part II of this two part episode, Renee Yao, Global Healthcare AI Startups Lead for NVIDIA, first discusses NVIDIA’s frameworks that AI startups can leverage. She then describes NVIDIA’s Inception program for startups and shares examples of startups that have taken advantage of the program. She then focuses on NVIDIA’s partnership with Dell that advances AI startups, and concludes with where to find more information and final thoughts.

In Part II, Evan is joined by Robert and Noah to discuss his early Senate ratings for the 2022 Senate election, and a heated debate ensues

In Part II, we talk very honestly and openly about how we put the conference on each year, the presentations we each really loved, some of our mishaps and mistakes, and the lessons we learned. We finish the podcast by talking about next year’s conference including what we look for in a good abstract and when we will be accepting abstracts for next year's presenters. I provide some tips on what it takes to move a big dream into a successful reality.

In Part II of this two-part episode, David Holmes, Chief Technology Officer for Energy within Dell Technologies, continues his discussion on the technology impacting energy industry modernization. David then addresses cyber security and Dell’s response to the industry’s need for technical modernization. David concludes with VMware’s role, customer examples and final thoughts.

In Part II of this episode, LaDarius & Chris recap Week of the NFL, including Russ being Russ as well as the Falcons...being the Falcons. Also, LaDarius talks about why Dak should throw less and Zeke run more. Also, Chris gives you his Week 4 Start 'Em/Sit 'Em for Fantasy Football and its impact on on the Steelers-Titans & Texans-Vikings games that are moved back due to COVID-19. Lastly, some MLB postseason talk. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sportstheworld/message

There are four tires that we consistently need to check to make sure that we are feeling at our best: fulfillment, affirmation, achievement, and growth. If any one of these tires doesn't function at its optimum performance then we can feel depressed, discouraged, anxious, and wandering. In Part II of this series, learn how to create a plan to achieve more in your life and how to embrace your seasons of growth.Actionable Steps: Take a few moments to answer these questions:Where do I want to achieve more success? What skills do I want to develop? What is holding me back? How do I want to be challenged?

Eric Adams, Healthy At LastFor the past three decades, Eric Adams has served the residents of Brooklyn as borough president, state senator, police officer, and coalition builder. In November of 2017, he was reelected for a second term to represent Brooklyn as borough president. Born in Brownsville and educated in the city’s public school system, he is committed to ensuring Brooklyn’s bright future by helping each and every Brooklynite reach their full potential.   In Part II of the program, Hartglass & De Mattei share a new recipe created in honor of Eric Adams, Brooklyn Borough Balls and discuss the benefits of water fasting.   Caryn with Eric Adams in 2018 at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

As LSU moves past Saturday's disappointment and towards their first road game of the season at Vanderbilt, HITP is joined by CST sideline reporter Kate Adams (@up2datewkate) as she gives her thoughts on what adjustments the team may make, and why things aren't as bad as they may have seemed. In Part II of today's episode, freelance sports and music writer Natalie Weiner and I discuss the WNBA Playoffs, including a Finals prediction, as well as a look at how the league and media can do a better job of selling the game. Opening theme by DJ Dao

This podcast presents the second segment of our four-part series ‘Beethoven Variations: A Poet’s Journey through the Music and Life of Beethoven’ with renowned British poet Ruth Padel and eminent pianist Karl Lutchmayer. This series has been put together by Prateeti Punja Ballal. In Part II of the series, Ruth and Karl take us through the years when Beethoven contemplates suicide, then decides to ‘live for his art’. Inspired at first by the French Revolution, and Napoleon whom he regards as ‘a man of the people,’ and also by falling deeply in love, Beethoven writes a series of innovative masterpieces. In the series, Ruth takes us on an intimate journey through Beethoven’s life and music, illustrated by her poetry from her recent book. Professor of Poetry at King’s College London, she has written many collections of poetry, and books of non-fiction and fiction. Her earlier book Darwin: A Life in Poems, released on Darwin’s centenary, captured her great great grandfather memorably. Concert pianist and lecturer, Karl Lutchmayer held an academic lectureship at the Trinity College of Music in London, now Trinity Laban, for fifteen years. He has played at all the major London concert halls and across the world, and his London lecture-recital series, Conversational Concerts, garnered critical and public acclaim. Karl will perform Beethoven’s music for us and give us his insights into its composition and context.

If you walk into a room with ten people and two of them are entrepreneurs, how would you recognize the two on sight? You probably would not until you started a conversation with them. Once in a conversation, you may recognize certain traits or a certain mindset often associated with entrepreneurs, but this does not mean that those two entrepreneurs are alike. Not all entrepreneurs follow the same path to get to where they are. In part I of this series we discussed how innovation is a component of entrepreneurship, in this episode we discuss how not every entrepreneur approaches innovation in the same way. In Part II of this 2-Part series we discuss the Entrepreneurial Mindset and Journey, and the different ways entrepreneurs approach the journey. We explore the contribution of different entrepreneurial styles and how they can contribute to teams and to the different stages in the entrepreneurial journey.

Disciples of Christ must be free to love, encourage, and challenge this world and call people to the Gospel. We must be Outside the Camp, where Jesus is, to love as he loves. In Part II, we discuss the practical application of the principles in our context. What does it look like today to live Outside the Camp?

Today's Part II w/ Chief about Netflix's new documentary 'The Social Dilemma'. In Part II we get into how the suicide rates of pre-teens are up astronomically, the problem with everybody having a different newsfeed, what the like button was originally intended for, and more.

In December 2019 at the onset of COVID-19, we saw a wide array of responses form businesses and entrepreneurs. Many businesses moved their activities online while entrepreneurs sought out new opportunities in the crisis. But the one thing we did see was innovation. German Breweries started making hand sanitizers and tech companies developed tracking and tracing apps. Essentially innovation blossomed in light of the crisis. This episode is Part I of a 2-Part series that explores innovation and entrepreneurship. In this episode, we discuss the routes of innovation, how we can foster innovation and its relationship to entrepreneurship. In Part II we explore the Entrepreneurial Mindset and Journey. Why is this so important? Because Innovation increases our chances to react to changes and discover new opportunities. Entrepreneurship propels us forward with new solutions, helping us embrace change. This series provides us with timely insight into both innovation and entrepreneurship.

The Mental GOAT conversation continues. In Part II, we talk more about the qualities that make up mental ‘greatness’ – whatever that is – and how we can develop them in practice.  With Dr Chelsi Day, a specialist in clinical psychology at ‘The’ Ohio State University, Todd Cauthorn, ex-professional Basketball player, and Dr Leah Washington a professor of Sports Medicine and Sport Psychology, whose favourite colour is glitter. Dr Chelsi Day on Twitter: @sportpsychmind Todd Cauthorn on Twitter: @ToddCauthorn Dr Leah Washington on Twitter: @Leah_SportPsych US listeners, please vote in November - check if you are registered, look up your state, get volunteer opportunities: https://votesaveamerica.com/ 

This is the second part in a special series from Trending Globally exploring the housing crisis in the United States, and in Rhode Island in particular. The crisis has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, but as we’ll show, it’s a problem that has been with us for much, much longer. In Part II, we explore the role racism has played in this ongoing crisis, through policies and practices both unofficial and government sanctioned. We also look at how history is repeating itself today, as President Trump implies that white suburbs are facing an existential threat. But if the current inequalities are the result of deliberate actions, perhaps deliberate actions can also be used rectify them. (Photo credit: Steve Ahlquist) Contributors to this podcast include students from Brown University and the media collective Signs of Providence. You can learn more about their organization here: [evicted-in-ri.com/#/] *We'll be back in two weeks with another episode of Trending Globally, and soon thereafter with Part 3 of 'Less to Lean On.'

Jack Unterweger sollte ein gelungenes Beispiel für die Resozialisierung eines Straftäters sein. Eventuell führte seine Freilassung zu einer Mordserie – Unterweger stand Anfang der 90er im Verdacht, elf Prostituierte in drei Ländern getötet zu haben. Bevor es zu einer rechtskräftigen Verurteilung kam, nahm er sich selbst das Leben. Der Fall bleibt damit ungelöst. In Part II unserer Doppelfolge befassen wir uns mit den Ermittlungen zu der Mordserie, die man heute mit Jack Unterweger in Verbindung bringen. Zu Wort kommt dabei wie schon im Fall der Lainzer Todesengel auch Maximilian Edelbacher, der ehemalige Leiter des Wiener Sicherheitsbüros.

In Part II of our series on PTSD and its relationship to suicide we’ll explore why those who suffer from PTSD are at risk of death by suicide. Additionally, we’ll cover important info for groups more vulnerable to thoughts of suicide and the critically important progress that has been made in treating PTSD and ending its symptoms.

In Part II, we pick up with actor, writer, producer, and director Bill Timoney. Bill shares not just a peek behind the proverbial stage curtain, but delves deep into the creative work that has brought us many of our most favorite movie moments. Continued from Part I, this is an amazing glimpse into how stories are made and told - and how we find ourselves in the journey. Production team: Pritika Sachdev, Brian Neris, Uncle Roy YokelsonWebsite: inadequacyproject.com

[RE-UPLOADED! Sorry for the technical difficulties!] In Part II of Chaceing Summer: Spotted, Andy and Aaron arguing over the Chace Crawford film “Charlie Says,” a Charles Manson movie now streaming on Showtime. (Use a 7-Day Free Trial, we won’t tell.) No, Chace Crawford doesn’t play Charlie Manson. Or Tex Winter, the creator of the Phil Jackson’s triangle offense. But he does play Tex Watson, one of the gruesome murderers in the infamous Tate-LaBianca murders. This week, A+A wonder why Chace always disappears? Where does Chace go? Can we find meaning in Chaceing Summer? Do we believe Matt Smith as Charles Mansion? Are we back in the 1969 now? How bad do we feel for the Manson girls? Are we able to see beyond black and white? Does Chace have any range? Is Chace a young Tom Hanks without range? Will The Boys be the Awakening for Chace Crawford? Is Charles Manson the Joker? Is Nate turning into Rufus? Does Chace need to return to the Upper East Side? Are we career counselors? Is that our next podcast? What are your favorite songs on The White Album? Have you read The White Album by Joan Didion? If Andy gets one person to read Joan Didion’s The White Album book, this episode will have been worth it. Is this the All is Lost moment in Chaceing Summer? Find out next week for Season 1 of The Boys, streaming on Amazon Prime. XOXO. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gossip-guys/support

In Part II of The Chris Nolan Chronicles, Ben and Rob look back on some of the most interesting casting decisions of Nolan’s career [2:15], discussing their impact and why certain actors gravitate towards his projects. The two then consider the longstanding relationship between Nolan and Warner Bros. studios [20:30], and how their partnership became a force in the movie industry. They then inspect the Al Pacino and Robin Williams led thriller ‘Insomnia’ [26:00] and what makes it stands out in Nolan’s filmography. To close out Part II, Ben and Rob revisit the magic fueled drama of ‘The Prestige’ [53:30], marveling over its direction, themes, twist ending + more, as they hand out their awards for Best Moment, Best Performance, Best Soundbite, What The F**k and Most Lasting Image.

In Part II, Damon Williams talks about his new comedy special, his favorite comedians of all-time, how his start at a Subway franchisee owner, propelled him into a life of comedy and why he never put on a dress for a role.

In Part II of the first episode of Techqueria, reporter Jose Fermoso continues his conversations with Latinx people dealing with the pandemic. Dr. Nyah Zarate, a green power tech standout with multiple U.S. Department of Defense awards, explains how her workers are staying positive, how getting into the Purdue Ph.D. program changed her life, and why thinking long-term about the current political landscape is vitally important. And emerging cumbia star Ivan Montemayor, known as Mister Cumbia, describes his humble origins before he reached the top of the charts earlier this summer with his catchy earworm of a song, the "Cumbia de Coronavirus." Host: Jose FermosoProducer: Neil Godbole

In Episode 104 we’re joined by Matt Dwyer to discuss the history of Genesis & their lasting impact on the origins of Phish across two episodes. In Part II we deep dive Genesis, charting their entire career in four phases — Gabriel, 4 Then 3, Prog-Pop Transition, and Pop Band w/ Prog Sensibilities — and exploring the various influences which guided their ongoing evolution from prog innovators to one of the more successful pop-rock bands of all time. Songs featured in this episode are:Genesis: “Watcher Of The Skies,” “Stagnation,” “The Knife,” “Supper’s Ready,” "Here Comes The Supernatural Anesthetist,” “Squonk,” “Afterglow,” “Follow You Follow Me,” “Los Endos,” “Behind The Lines,” “ABACAB,” “No Reply At All,” “It’s Gonna Get Better,” “Home By The Sea,” “Invisible Touch,” “Mama”— — —We’re Proud To Be Sponsored By Synlawn!Visit: https://www.synlawn.com/beyond/ to learn more.— — —We are proud to be sponsored by Harry’s! Harry’s is a return to the essential: quality, durable blades at a fair price — just $2 per blade! They’ve cut out the middleman, manufacturing blades in their German blade factory that’s been honing precision blades for a century. Which means you get incredibly high-quality blades at factory direct prices Harry’s is super convenient: Blade refills are delivered directly to your door on your schedule — with or without a subscription! 100% quality guarantee — If you don’t love your shave, let them know and they’ll give you a full refund. 1% of proceeds are set aside for non-profit organizations devoted to helping provide access to better health care for men and veterans.Listeners of Beyond The Pond show can redeem their Harry’s trial set at HARRYS.COM/BTP. You’ll get a: Weighted ergonomic handle for a firm grip, 5-blade razor with a lubricating strip and trimmer blade, Rich lathering shave gel with aloe to keep your skin hydrated, And a travel blade cover to keep your razor dry and easy to grab on the go. Go to HARRYS.COM/BTP to start shaving better today!— — — If you’re like me, things like Music, Running, and Cooking all bring me happiness and meaning. However there are times where even the things you rely on for happiness are not enough to help you achieve your goals. The good news is, BetterHelp Online Counseling Is there for you.BetterHelp Online Counseling is a way for you to connect with a professional counselor in a safe, private, and conveniently online environment. Schedule your own secure video or phone session, plus chat & text with your therapist. Everything you share is confidential & Licensed professional counselors are available with specializations in:DepressionStressAnxietyRelationshipsSleepingTraumaAngerFamily ConflictsLGBT MattersGriefAnd Self EsteemBetterHelp is available worldwide, and if you’re not happy with your counselor at any time, you can request a new one at no additional charge. With over 3000 Licensed Therapists, you can start communicating in under 24hrs with non-crisis Counselors. Schedules can be set... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/beyondthepond. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Part II of this engaging conversation with Susan Trivers, the growth guru details her proven perspectives on unlocking the full potential of an organization as well as the role of leadership in balancing personal and professional goals. Getting her clients to understand their own value is only part of the puzzle...her most successful students learn to maximize the value of every resource at their disposal, and so this episode continues to explore her expertise.[0:54] Do You Value Your Value?A value-driven pricing structure is key to the sustained growth of a business. When considering the consumer cost of a product or service, everything from labor and material costs to speed of delivery and development time should be accounted for in the total price, as in the end any company is in the business of selling solutions. Outcome, not input, is the central factor to consider when determining a pricing structure that works for you...how does what your company offers affect the results your clients can expect when compared with the available alternatives?[4:51] The GO CurveSusan Trivers' GO Curve is one of her signature visual tools for helping companies turn client data into actionable information. Her breakdown of the instructive graphic separates buyers into three main categories: testers, regulars, and enthusiastic fans. These categories of client all have different levels of engagement with your brand. Optimally, a company can move "testers" into "regulars" and translate their regular clientele into dedicated support, and so a key to growth lies in offering products and services that appeal to each of them.[9:12]  Building a MachineAdding to your arsenal is indispensable to expanding your reach and scope. For example, developing a new product or service is an investment in and of itself. You need people dedicated to not only giving the concept a concrete shape, but devising a comprehensive plan for presenting it to the people most likely to buy it. Nationally, hiring this additional personnel requires cash, and organizations can both bolster their ability to compete and lower their taxable earnings by investing in development of a new product or service.[13:48] The Long GameWhile minimizing tax liability for your company through consistent R&D and drawing a comfortable salary for retirement are both equally valid goals, they can often work at cross purposes. It is important for your organization's financial advisor to understand what your goals are. Trivers advises a yearly consultation with your CPA or CFO to review your current strategy and decide whether to aim for rapid growth or reliable returns.Through savvy resource management, companies can break through the plateau and consistently achieve new heights. About Susan Trivers, President, Trivers Consulting GroupSusan Trivers has been providing strategic business consulting to low mid-market and small services companies since 1999. Trivers Consulting Group has helped 500 client companies to increase profitable revenue by more than 2 billion dollars. When asked what her one piece of advice to business owners is, she immediately says: “Accumulate more cash.” Cash enables the company to achieve its biggest goals and helps the owner grow their personal wealth. Susan offers a wealth of insightful strategic and tactical information on her website.“Helping business owners have wealth and a life, not just a job.” -Susan TriversConnect with SusanWebsite: http://susantrivers.com/Trivers Consulting Group Phone: 703-801-0345About: https://www.susantrivers.com/about-susan/meet-susan/Book: Author of Tinker: How Smart Business Owners Develop Creative Ideas for True Growth. Available on Amazon

Chapter 5 - Peace Is Selective from Cultivating Inner Peace by Paul R. Fleischman, M.D. "In Part II, I discussed the dynamic quality of peace, the action of returning, like a compass needle to the north. Selecting peace is different, more like writing a song. You quell the sounds of the traffic around you, and a halting tune emerges. If you let it rise and expand, but at the same time contain it, you may happen upon the invisible coherence of melody, which then flows like a stream, bounded and directional. Melody isn’t merely pretty sound, but an organized, integrated channel. You have to push aside distraction—not just noise, but even tangential charm—in order to hear a melody ripple downhill within you." Dr. Paul Fleischman Massachusetts, USA 2020 7.5 minutes Listen to Streaming Audio Your browser does not support the audio element. Download Audio (4 MB) Copyright, 2020 Paul R. Fleischman There is more information about vipassana meditation at Dhamma.org, and books and audio resources available for purchase in the Pariyatti bookstore.

In Part II of From Hell, Jamie and Sofia talk about the myth of the grapes, the Cleveland Street Scandal, how royal succession works, and their grades of the history and the movie. Sources: Food in Whitechapel and Myth of the Grapes: Cost of Living in 1888, VictorianWeb: http://www.victorianweb.org/economics/wages4.html "How to Eat Like a Victorian," BBC News. Available at https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/magazine-37654373 "Jack the Ripper and the Grapes." Available at https://www.jack-the-ripper-tour.com/generalnews/jack-and-the-grapes/ Matthew Packer, Wiki Casebook, Available at https://wiki.casebook.org/matthew_packer.html "Elizabeth Stride's Postmortem," Wikipedia. Available at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Stride#Post-mortem Cleveland Street Scandal: Jeffrey Weeks, Sex, Politics, and Society: The Regulation of Sexuality Since 1800, Third Edition (Harlow: Pearson, 2012) Katie Hindmarch-Watson, "Male Prostitution and the London GPO: Telegraph Boys' 'Immorality' from Nationalization to the Cleveland Street Scandal," Journal of British Studies 51, 3 (July 2012) pp. 594-617 Craig Kaczorowski, "Cleveland Street Scandal," GLBTQ Archive, 2015.