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Show Notes and DownloadPrevious episodes: https://alltheleads.com/podcastEpisode Topics:00:00 Introductions2:12 Surviving Spouses and Aging-In-Place10:36 Deadline for Sale of Property In An Estate21:12 Doug Shares His Compliments on Bruce's Training25:01 Marketing to Sphere of Influence: Senior Care Clients27:57 Skiptracing, CRMs, and Dialer Optimization35:19 Conflict with Probate Attorneys41:14 David Shares His Insights on CRMs, Cold Calls, and Follow-UpsInterested in Probate Leads? https://alltheleads.com/probate-leadsJoin Future Episodes Live in the All The Leads Facebook Mastermind Group:  https://facebook.com/groups/alltheleadsmastermindBe sure to check out our full Mastermind Q&A PlaylistLooking to hear prospecting tips in action? Check out our live role play seriesSupport the show (http://www.facebook.com/groups/alltheleadsmastermind)

On today's podcast, Marco is joined by SoleSavy Community leader Toriq Ahmed, sneaker journalist Ian Stonebrook and former Def Jam Social Media Manager and current Bleacher Report Social Programming Manager Ala'a Eewshah. The four of them share reactions from Kanye West's live DONDA listening event including the style, features and highly talked about rollout of the new album.0:41 Introductions2:18 First Reactions to the Listening Party4:25 Reactions to the sneakers at the listening party10:04 What does Kanye wearing Nike socks mean for us?21:40 What does a Kanye Listening Party look like for the team behind the scenes?25:12 What's your reaction to the Beats by Dre commercial?28:58 What are some of the things that stood out to you from the album?38:38 If you had to choose, one Kanye sneaker era which would it be?

On today's podcast, Marco is joined by SoleSavy Community leader Toriq Ahmed, sneaker journalist Ian Stonebrook and former Def Jam Social Media Manager and current Bleacher Report Social Programming Manager Ala'a Eewshah. The four of them share reactions from Kanye West's live DONDA listening event including the style, features and highly talked about rollout of the new album.0:41 Introductions2:18 First Reactions to the Listening Party4:25 Reactions to the sneakers at the listening party10:04 What does Kanye wearing Nike socks mean for us?21:40 What does a Kanye Listening Party look like for the team behind the scenes?25:12 What's your reaction to the Beats by Dre commercial?28:58 What are some of the things that stood out to you from the album?38:38 If you had to choose, one Kanye sneaker era which would it be?

In this podcast, I interview an ex-Muslim Malay lady, Umaira. She explains how Islam impacted her family, her upbringing as well as her own life. She also details how she left Islam, found the ex-Muslim community online and came out to her mother as an apostate. The YouTube version of this interview can be found here: https://youtu.be/iXxLS6nkjew Here are the timestamps: 0:00 Introductions2:32 What made Umaira want to share her story and how she came across the ex-Muslim community.5:58 Umaira's family and religious background16:02 Malay magazines used to instill fear in young Muslims so that they remain devout. The concept of punishment in the grave and how prevalent it is in the Malay community28:16 Umaira's first encounter of befriending non-Malay and non-Muslim kids and how it made her rethink Quran 3/12.38:40 The rape problem in Malay communities mostly by Muslim Malay men in spite of the enforcement of stringent purity culture.42:30 Some Muslim schools require women to prove that they're on periods before they can be exempted from prayers.46:33 Umaira's experience of being bullied at school.49:50 How the supposedly pious hijabis are the ones who are engaging in haram acts. Problems with a sexually repressed society.1:00:37 Channel announcements1:01:05 How Umaira's parents' relationship impacted her dating life1:07:45 The system of dowry and how it commodifies people.1:13:20 How Umaira's parents' relationship impacted her dating life (continued)1:15:38 Recharging the iman through reading Quran - Challenging Islamic tropes used to scare Muslims.1:23:36 Umaira's belief on her being a person with agency. Nominal Muslims living double lives.1:28:42 Umaira's experience dating an apostate and how it changed her perspective on Islam, dating, and love life.1:31:40 Dawah TikTok and how it led Umaira to the ex-Muslim content and community.1:34:08 Malay preachers justifying marrying young kids, misogyny, and violence against women.1:40:07 What are Umaira's religious beliefs now?1:43:46 Teenager exposing the rape culture and the misogyny in Malaysian School.1:47:10 Dr. Zakir Naik and how he is held in high regard in the Malay Muslim community.1:51:30 Online harassment by Malay Muslims. Harassment of a trans-Muslim at the hands of both the state and the ordinary people.2:01:45 How the Malaysian media portray the Egypt/Palestine conflict as a religious war rather than a humanitarian crisis affecting not just Muslims2:06:36 Umaira's coming out experience. Advice to people who want to come out to their friends and loved ones.2:19:38 Final remarks

0:30 Introductions2:07 Gita shares her beginnings in music.6:00 Gita shares how she discovered yoga and meditation while in music school. 8:00 Gita tells us how she discovered her passion for teaching, leading to a certification in music therapy, which led to finding the intersection of teaching music and yoga, and yoga to musicians.10:15 Gita's reflection of how our teachers along the way make such a profound difference on our lives. 12:03 Gita reflects on how she meets students where they are when incorporating meditation concepts in lessons. (Most notably by not calling it "meditation," but a "musician's warmup!")19:30 Musings on slow practice.21:20 Gita shares a meaningful story about one of her clarinet students, now a professional clarinetist. 28:34 Gita talks about her beginnings and projects as a writer.32:34 Gita talks advice to people feeling overwhelmed and that there's just no time for wellness.To see more of Gita's work, visit her website at www.gitabrown.com, and her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/GitaBrown.And for more about how music education is changing lives, visit us at https://southshorepianoschool.com!

0:29 Introductions2:00 Anita talks about her beginnings in music and the impact music had on her self-identity as a learner in addition to her reading ability. 6:07 Anita reflects on the other skills she developed as a child in the face of reading challenges.8:04 Anita discusses her original career track and how that evolved with time.11:00 Anita tells us the story of how her work teaching led to her research on music learning and cognitive development.15:38 Anita explains the three major areas that music learning develops in children and adults.22:17 Anita talks about the intricacies of the research process.31:25 Anita explains what counts as "music education" in terms of cognitive development.40:40 Anita discusses how music learning has assisted in the rewiring of brains in all manner of individuals across all ages.45:44 Anita digs deeper into a compelling story from "The Music Advantage."50:30 Anita talks about how the research and music education advocacy intertwine.54:11 Anita talks about her website, Bigger Better Brains.For more, visit https://anitacollinsmusic.com and https://biggerbetterbrains.com.And for more about how music education is changing lives every day, visit us at https://southshorepianoschool.com.

Sign up to HIDIVE's streaming service using the following code and get your first month free! A whole month of unlimited streaming of a wide variety of anime series, including the new seasons of Non Non Biyori and Redo of Healer!HIDIVE Code: RA2020https://www.hidive.com/lp/ra2020--➤ Link to the Discord server - https://discord.gg/vrzhhjA➤ Follow us on twitter! - https://twitter.com/tokyopodfathers➤ Past Episode Mp3s - https://tokyopodfathers.simplecast.fm/ Hosts:Mozilla Fennekin - https://twitter.com/MozillaFennekinSinrus - https://myanimelist.net/profile/MetalRainCoronelPanic - https://twitter.com/CoronelPanicSnowyNix - https://twitter.com/SnowyNix Timestamps:0:00 - Introductions2:00 - Horimiya11:25 - Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu (Jobless Reincarnation)22:56 - Wonder Egg Priority44:15 - SK8 the Infinity1:02:00 - Redo of Healer but it's just a HIDIVE ad1:03:10 - Kumo desu ga, Nani ka? (So I'm a Spider, So What?)1:09:00 - Tenchi Souzou Design-bu (Heaven's Design Team)1:13:00 - 2.43: Seiin Koukou Danshi Volley-bu (2.43: Seiin High School Boys Volleyball Team)1:26:30 - Kemono Jihen1:33:33 - Urasekai Picnic (Otherside Picnic)1:41:00 - Project Scard (The GoHands Saga)1:46:40 - Hataraku Saibou (Cells At Work) Season 2 & Code Black1:58:24 - Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken (That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime) 22:04:28 - Log Horizon 32:07:34 - Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi (Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon)2:09:34 - Re:Zero 2 part 22:18:49 - Dr. Stone 22:27:45 - Uma Musume 22:32:15 - Beastars 22:42:28 - Yuru Camp Triangle 22:46:30 - Yakusoku no Neverland 2 (The Promised Neverland)2:53:28 - Jujutsu Kaisen3:05:00 - Post-show Shoutout to our boy Jakers for providing the legal rant. Edited by CoronelPanic:https://www.youtube.com/c/CoronelPanic

0:29 Introductions2:24 Janet talks about her earliest memories of getting started with music lessons.8:03 Janet reflects on her very first RCM examination, and the importance of the program to herself and her parents.15:15 Janet discusses how she progressed through the program all the way through the ARCT diploma level.18:45 Janet tells us how music came to be at the forefront of her life and how she came to decide she wanted to make music and teaching her career.20:07 Janet details her path from those early lessons to becoming involved with RCM.24:09 Janet discusses the impact that RCM has had on herself, her family, and her teaching.28:47 Janet tells us how RCM handled the COVID-19 crisis, taking the entire examination process online in such a short time.

Market Dojo Co-Founder and Director, Nick Drewe discusses all things Suite vs Best of Breed with board level procurement expert, Jordan Jansen.Timeline0:00​ - Introductions2:20​ - Definitions of Suite & Best of Breed6:00​ - Why now for Best of Breed12:46​ - Advantages & Disadvantages of Best of Breed19:57​ - Concerns of using Best of Breed tools & how to overcome them32:27​ - Customer Service at Suites vs. Best of Breed41:10​ - How to find Best of Breed tools44:11​ - Advice on Suitability of Suite vs. Best of Breed51:00​ - Deployment of Suite vs. Best of Breed52:43​ - Cost of Suite vs. Best of Breed56:04​ - How does Best of Breed attract & retain talent01:00:43​ - Best practice for eSourcing adoption01:04:40​ - Wrap up

Overlooking the Tennessee River in northeast #Alabama is a peaceful and serene small community and lodge, #gorhamsbluff. As I introduce #staycations around the state, this is definitely a keeper. You may need a break from the world to unplug, as we say "disconnect to reconnect" this is your #perfect destination. As soon as you take the left into Gorham's Bluff, you are a world away. Gorham's Bluff offers a 10% discount to #military travelers!! So be sure to let them know when making your reservation and thanks for your service!⏱TIMELINE⏱ 1:15 Introductions2:00 History of Gorham's Bluff3:30 Bill McGriff4:50 Seaside & Inspiration5:50 Making plans7:00 Local attractions - Mentone, Elevation Bistro, and Orbix Hot Glass9:32 Gorham's Bluff Inn and Bed & Breakfast9:40 Making Reservations10:21 COVID update11:00 Room service available12:12 Walking the Bluff Trails13:15 Excellent Customer Service14:10 Creating a Celebration Package14:52 DeSoto State Park & Little River Canyon16:05 Renting a cottage16:48 Uncle Billy Gorham20:30 Golfing!21:00 Til we meet againThanks to David Hyde music, Acoustic/Folk Instrumental for my awesome music for this podcast and video podcast. You can find him on SoundCloud for the background music!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/travelwithwendy)

Join Moe Khan, Peeze Della Reeze and The Eagle at Master Control for all the news from the knockout round of the FlagPlus Football 2020 Fall Cup! 0:00 Introductions2:00 Pandemic Update9:00 Carmine Pollice Bowl (Tier 1 Consolation)16:00 Adriano Tassone Bowl (Tier 1 Cash)22:00 Theo Ojeaha Bowl (Tier 2 Consolation B)30:00 Kevin Wyeth Bowl (Tier 2 Consolation A)37:00 Patrick Jerome Bowl (Tier 2 Cash)44:00 Patrick Chenard (Tier 3 Consolation B)49:00 Rochdi Benabdelkader Bowl (Tier 3 Consolation A)56:00 Nicolas Arsenault-Hum Bowl (Tier 3 Cash)1:02:00 Paul Lapierre Bowl (Co-Ed)1:10:00 Games of the Week

Join Moe Khan, Peeze Della Reeze and The Eagle at Master Control for all the news from the seventh week of the FlagPlus Football 2020 Fall Cup! 0:00 Introductions2:30 Mamma Khan's Chutney Challenge5:00 Knockout Round Schedule12:00 Week 7 Recap25:00 Tier 1 Standings31:00 Tier 2 Standings43:00 Tier 3 Standings54:30 Co-Ed Standings59:00 Games of the Week

Join Moe Khan, Peeze Della Reeze and The Eagle at Master Control for all the news from the sixth week of the FlagPlus Football 2020 Fall Cup! 0:00 Introductions2:30 Mamma Khan's Chutney Challenge8:00 Week 6 Recaps: Tier 216:00 Week 6 Recaps: Tier 322:00 Week 6 Recaps: Tie 125:30 Tier 1 Topics33:30 Tier 2 Topics40:00 Tier 3 Topics47:30 Co-Ed Topics53:00 Games of the Week

It may seem like we took last week off but au contraire, our recording bear extraordinaire decided to loose the week's audio. But just like the Phillies, we are back this week along with most of the sports! Our second shot on this episode had had it's advantages, though, with the addition of transition cues and handy time codes, so see what this episode is all about below:1:11 Introductions2:59 Podcast Recommendation3:39 John Has Questions10:03 High Fly-By - 10:16 NBCSN Layoffs - 12:10 MLB - 14:54 NHL - 19:06 NBA - 22:28 NFL26:21 Phidelity Deep Dive - The Core Four - 26:44 Phillies - 31:52 Eagles - 37:16 Sixers - 40:54 Flyers45:57 HP Draft - Mount Rushmore of Fictional Coaches

Join Jacob, Karl, and Cassidy as they answer your guys' questions about Karl’s recent message: “God Keeps His Promises”. If you haven't heard the message yet, you can hear it through our sermon podcast feed here: https://apple.co/30ohpqtBe sure to send any QUESTIONS or FEEDBACK to iron@sierrabible.org!Quickly Find the Segments You'd Like To Listen to:0:00 ► Introductions2:15 ► Sermon Recap3:25 ◊ What are some reasons you’ve seen why people lose trust in God & His promises and which ones are most susceptible for you?5:41 ◊ Settling in the land denotes an end goal - is that our end goal as believers or is it something else?10:00 ◊ If Jesus promises to finish the work for us, what is our role now?15:20 ◊ For Israel, God fulfilled His promises to them despite their rebelliousness and stubbornness. Is this also true of Christians today, and what are the implications of that for us?Follow us on Social MediaFacebook: facebook.com/sierrabiblerenoInstagram: instagram.com/sierrabiblerenoTwitter: twitter.com/sierrabiblerenoYouTube Sermon Archive: https://bit.ly/2SifJhYSupport the show (https://pushpay.com/g/sierrabible?src=hpp&r=monthly)

Necessity is the mother of invention... As you all know the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is now a serious situation that WILL be affecting all of our businesses.I would like to offer to you a chance to not only get a little more information about what you are facing but start to develop a strategy (it's what we do) to not only survive as a business through this but possibly thrive and maybe even innovate possible new ways of approaching our industry.At this point, we already have clients who are feeling the impacts of D2D marketing and the reluctance of people to even answer the door. Others are canceling appointments that could have been sales due to not wanting to have social contact.As a leader in this industry, we feel a responsibility to help not only contractors to develop alternative methods but to continue to provide the needed services clients need from quality contractors like you.We don't look at this from a place of fear as much as we do from a place to improve what we do and take this challenge head-on.We have spent the last two days with some of the most innovative contractors, vendors, and experts to develop some high-level ideas. With that information and the combined brainpower of a great group of coaching clients we strongly believe we can not just overcome this situation but change the experience for a homeowner/client for the better in the future.Join us in this podcast to get prepared as much as you can for something none of us were as prepared for as we need to be.0:00 Start and Introductions2:50 Panel Disclaimers3:45 The importance of education and information5:40 Getting past fear with education and action8:20 Opportunity9:25 Virtual Door Knocking26:30 Advertising Your Process30:20 Don't dismiss the traditional methods33:30 (Hunter Ballew)36:55 More Alternatives Door Knocking Ideas39:05 The Importance of Empathy41:23 Let's Talk Liability47:00 Best Practices and Precautions to Take51:32 Leveraging Technology1:06:40 Finance and Creating a Budget1:09:30 Embracing the Opportunity1:11:09 Professional Tools and What to Focus on for the Next Few Weeks1:19:37 Going Completely Virtual1:23:45 Financial Options for Homeowners1:28:30 Recruiting and Hiring in the Current Economic Climate1:34:35 Working Remotely, Traveling, and Mindset

Join Moe Khan, Peeze Della Reeze and The Eagle at Master Control for the third episode of Calling The Audible for the Winter 2020 season. This episode includes: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Division 3 Overview19:00 On The Phone: Felix-Antoine Lavigne33:00 Division 6 Overview38:00 Division 6D Overview1:03:00 Division 1 Overview1:09:00 Division 2 Overview1:15:00 Division 1/2 Topics1:24:00 On The Phone: AJ Gomes1:35:00 35+ Division Overview1:45:00 Division 4A Overview1:50:00 Division 4B Overview1:53:00 Division 4 Topics2:02:00 Division 5A Overview2:10:00 Division 5B Overview2:18:00 Division 5 Topics2:28:00 On The Phone: Raffaele Morelli2:41:00 Co-Ed 1 Division Overview2:45:00 Co-Ed 2 Division Overview2:47:00 Women's Division Overview

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the tenth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division D. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 D1 Divisional Round Review12:00 D2 Divisional Round Review22:00 Game Preview: Finessers vs Underducks24:00 Game Preview: The Infantry vs Ballz Deep25:00 Game Preview: Buffalo Wild Wings vs The U27:00 Game Preview: Baby Sharks Les Voyous29:00 Game Preview: Half-A-Stars vs Hurricane SZN32:00 Game Preview: The Sheriff vs Super Saiyans34:00 Game Preview: Les Princes de la Rive-Sud vs Bird Gang36:30 Game Preview: Outlaws vs Les Centaures39:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Terry, Domenic and Stefano welcome you to the eighth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division A&B. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap: Alpha-T's vs Dream Killers4:00 Game Recap: Dad Bod vs 2.5 Alkaholiks10:00 Game Recap: YCSWU vs BYOB16:00 Rapid Fire Topics25:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Terry, Domenic and Stefano welcome you to the eighth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division C. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap: Junkyard Dogs vs Easy-Jake Oven4:30 Game Recap: Pineapple Express vs All Hooks7:00 Game Recap: The Commission vs Gym Class Heroes9:00 Game Recap: Jagerbomb vs Sweat & Beers11:30 Playoff Breakdown13:30 On The Phone: Brent Bodkin (The Commission)28:30 Rapid Fire Topics31:30 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the seventh episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division A&B. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap: Alpha-T's vs YCSWU6:30 Game Recap: Dream Killers vs Dad Bod9:30 Game Recap: Outsiders vs 2.5 Alkaholiks13:00 Rapid Fire Topics24:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the seventh episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division C. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:30 Game Recap: Keyport Lock vs Easy-Jake Oven6:00 Game Recap: Game Changers vs Simon Says7:30 Game Recap: Gym Class Heroes vs KGP10:00 Game Recap: GloGang vs Junkyard Dogs12:00 Rapid Fire Topics17:00 Interview with Matt Kirouac of P.O.P.30:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the sixth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division A&B. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap: BOYB vs Alpha-T's7:00 Game Recap: YCSWU vs Braves12:00 Game Recap: Outsiders vs Dad Bods18:00 Rapid Fire Topics28:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the sixth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division C. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:30 Game Recap: Jagerbomb vs Mercenaries5:30 Game Recap: Game Changers vs Keyport Lock7:30 Game Recap: Backyard Bullies vs GloGang10:30 Game Recap: The Huffmen vs Junkyard Dogs12:30 Game Recap: Easy-Jake Oven vs Dream Breakers17:30 Rapid Fire Topics25:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the sixth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division D. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap D2: The U vs Finessers6:00 Game Recap D2: Buffalo Wild Wings vs Underducks7:00 Game Recap D2: EZW vs Fighting Amish9:00 Game Recap D1: Team Ethnik vs Show Me Your TDs13:00 Game Recap D1: Voodoo vs Half-A-Stars15:00 Weekly Topics28:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the fifth episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division C. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap: The Huffmen vs Keyport Lock5:00 Game Recap: Pineapple Express vs Stoics11:00 Game Recap: Simon Says vs Jagerbomb13:00 Game Recap: Sweat & Beers vs All Hooks15:30 Relationship Status28:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

On episode #4 Tim and Marco answer some fantastic questions from the listeners. We reveal how to become more “technical” at jiu jitsu, how to use the jiu jitsu belt ranking system in the wrestling world, what techniques are considered to be “dirty” or “meathead” moves in jiu jitsu, how to recover from hard training, and who would win in a fight between Helio Gracie and Bruce Lee. We also do a quick recap of the recent World Championships in Jiu Jitsu and Boxing.Show Notes0:26 Opening, Is the Goalie in Place?1:44 Introductions2:21 IBJJF Worlds3:21 Question 1 - Did you watch Worlds? Favorite Match or Moment?3:40 Marco’s favorite thing7:14 Marco’s 2nd most interesting thing from Worlds8:25 Tim’s favorite matches11:10 Tim’s idea for how to get jiujitsu taken seriously12:35 Story of Devon and a jiujitsu first14:14 Something that holds people back from training16:50 Anthony Joshua v Andy Ruiz20:00 History of Fat Body Fighters22:45 Question 2 - Bruce Lee v Helio Gracie27:03 Question 3 - How did Tim & Marco get into teaching?28:10 How Marco got into teaching30:56 How Tim got into teaching33:02 Do you have to teach to get better at jiujitsu?33:31 Question 4 - How does a jiujitsu person become better at being technical?36:50 Strength vs Technique40:31 Question 5 - Any tips for balancing work, family & training?45:30 Question 6 - What skills/miles stones should be achieved at each belt?51:12 Question 7 - Do you partake in any activities to help with recovery?55:02 Question 8 - What is the place of size, strength and physicality in jiujitsu?58:03 Examples of “dirty grappling”1:06:13 Jiujitsu for everyone “gentle art” - Rickson’s meaning of the phrase1:07:23 Question 9 - How should belts/rank work in wrestling?1:09:12 Promotions through competitive success vs technical proficiency1:12:37 Would wrestling accept a ranking system?1:16:05 In Closing

How do you create a story that remains entertaining for hundreds of hours, thousands of pages later? The Anime Ichiban team tackles this question when debating what goes into a successful long-running anime series. They also dive into the unique nature of Octopath Traveler’s divisive story-telling as well as Cells at Work!‘s ability to portray niche topics in fun, yet accurate, ways.TIMESTAMPS0:00 – Introductions2:51 – Topic: Making long-running series work and the tricky art of filler material13:00 – Octopath Traveler and the nature of long JRPG’s38:20 – Cells at Work! and Anime’s Portrayal of Niche Topics55:43 – Closing RemarksTRACKSIntro – “Make my story” by Lenny code fiction ( My Hero Academia Season 3 second opening theme)Intermission – “Fish” by KaleidoscopeOutro -“CheerS” by ClariS (Cells at Work! opening theme)

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the second episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division C. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:30 Game Recap: The Huffmen vs Easy-Jake Oven6:30 Game Recap: P.O.P. vs Mercenaries11:00 Game Recap: Glogang vs Keyport Lock14:00 Game Recap: Backyard Bullies vs Junkyard Dogs18:00 Rapid Fire Topics28:30 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Moe, Peeze and Stefano welcome you to the second episode of Calling The Audible for Spring 2019 Division D. This episode covers: 1:00 Introductions2:00 Game Recap D1: Unknown Talent vs Team Ethnik5:30 Game Recap D1: Random White Dudes vs SMYTDs9:30 Game Recap D1: Bird Gang vs Half-A-Stars15:30 Game Recap D2: Buffalo Wild Wings vs Renegades20:00 Game Recap D2: Dream Chasers vs Baby Sharks24:00 Game Recap D2: Finessers vs EZW27:00 Rapid Fire Thoughts30:00 Games of the Week Music by Atsuko Chibahttps://atsukochiba.bandcamp.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/5sztlFD2VHbf7vg13bt5eb

Join Jacob, Karl and Cassidy as they answer your guys' questions about Karl's most recent message: Far More Abundantly (Ephesians 3:20-21). If you haven't heard the message yet, check it out here: https://bit.ly/2XNIcdVBe sure to send any QUESTIONS or FEEDBACK to iron@sierrabible.orgQuickly Find the Segments You'd Like To Listen to:0:00 ► Introductions2:16 ► Karl's Overview of Last Sunday's Message9:05 ► Beginning of Questions Segment- 14:29 ◊ What is something that you pray to see that is beyond what you can imagine?- 20:58 ◊ If God has the power to do whatever He please, why is there so much turmoil in the world?- 25:35 ◊ If God has the answers to any of our questions, why doesn't He always answer when we ask Him those questions?- 32:47 ◊ What would you say to someone who has walked away from their faith because of a prayer that God didn't answer?- 40:28 ◊ LIGHTNING ROUNDFollow us on Social MediaFacebook: facebook.com/sierrabiblerenoInstagram: instagram.com/sierrabiblerenoTwitter: twitter.com/sierrabiblerenoYouTube Sermon Archive: https://bit.ly/2SifJhYSupport the show (https://pushpay.com/g/sierrabible?src=hpp&r=monthly)

Join Jacob, Karl and Cassidy as they answer your guys' questions about Karl's most recent message: Mystery Reaveled (Ephesians 3:1-6). If you haven't heard the message yet, check it out here: https://bit.ly/2VoCD4CBe sure to send any QUESTIONS or FEEDBACK to iron@sierrabible.org!Quickly Find the Segments You'd Like To Listen to:0:00 ► Introductions2:49 ► Karl's Overview of Last Sunday's Message10:39 ► Beginning of Questions Segment- 10:51 ◊ How can we discern when our suffering is from God vs when it is from our own sinfullness?- 18:40 ◊ How do we embrace suffering when so much of our lives are centered around avoiding suffering?- 27:32 ◊ How can we adjust our expectations of what is truly shocking versus what is just noise?Follow us on Social MediaFacebook: facebook.com/sierrabiblerenoInstagram: instagram.com/sierrabiblerenoTwitter: twitter.com/sierrabiblerenoYouTube Sermon Archive: https://bit.ly/2SifJhYSupport the show (https://pushpay.com/g/sierrabible?src=hpp&r=monthly)

Show Notes00:00 - Introductions2:00 - Our nameless cat producer bailed on the show, so Jon and Zay are looking for a new producer. Applications, which are now open to dogs as well, can be submitted here4:00 - What the hell is this show, anyway?Fancy Rhino // The commercial production company Isaiah started with Drew Belz.Previous Projects produced by IsaiahHUNTER GATHERER // The OrchardTrailer // New York Times Review // Watch it onlineDAYVEON // FilmRiseTrailer // LA Times Review // Watch it onlineNEVER GOIN' BACK // A24Trailer // Variety Review // See it in theaters August 3, 2018!Shorts Written and Directed by IsaiahThree YearsChattanooga On SaleBroken Mast11:00 - Isaiah talks about the the plot of ROLLERS.Sandtown Children of Praise Choir W/ Toby MacDC Talk’s Jesus Freak Music Video // Video of DC Talk LiveVintage Fancy Rhino video from May 11, 2012We used to make a video every Friday just for fun. We called them Fancy FridaysJon’s Favorite Movie - 8½ // Watch it hereThe Face Melting Scene from Raiders of the Lost ArkCredits and Personal Links:A Mama Bear Studios Production // Mama Bear Studios WebsiteProduced and Edited by: Isaiah SmallmanExecutive Producer: Jon SchimpfOpening music: "The Get Down," Produced by Summer DregsOutro music: Composed and Recorded by Tom Paulus and Max BelzCover Art by: Nate GiordanoShow Website | ThatWay.fmShow Twitter | @ThatWayPodJon TwitterIsaiah InstagramIsaiah IMDBIsaiah’s Twitter (which he never uses)Isaiah LinkedInLonger Podcast Description“I Guess We’ll Do it That Way” is a weekly conversational comedy show where Isaiah Smallman and Jon Schimpf talk about life, movies and Zay's progress as he directs his first feature film, Rollers, a dramatic comedy about a struggling concert venue.When they're not on a random tangent, Jon grills Isaiah about the actual process of making an independent movie. How do you get actors to sign on? Where do you get money? What do producers do? What happens if the movie's terrible?! At the end of the day there are things Isaiah doesn't know... like will this movie even get made? But that's the real fun of the show. Because when you're making a movie you start with a vision and you make a plan. Then you realize your plan was never actually going to work and you begin the real job: making choices, finding compromises, and trying to build your vision in spite of the constant hailstorm of reality raining down on your parade.Episodes of “I Guess We’ll Do it That Way” will also feature:Interviews with members of the Rollers teamQ&A with listenersInterviews with industry experts (lots of famous people)There might even be the occasional movie review!TRANSCRIPT (Probably a mess)so I have to say this is a a small man and you're listening to I guess we'll do it that way podcasts right call my buddy John each week to check in on my progress as a direct my first feature film is presented by mama bear studios our mission is to create entertaining works of art that explore our humanity alright reserves of one I hear you Monday of baby all the early in his name **** yeah this sounds amazing although quit bumping your Mike bumpy make dumb person what's gonna my men I'm I'm just pumped about this park as did it is such a pleasure to be speaking with you at this very moment I can't think of anything else I'd rather be doing a great deal think were a little late to the podcast game that did I don't know is there an end to the podcast came I mean that implies that there's a that there's a finite and to it we're gonna have headsets on sitting on a couch is next we're not gonna be talking to each other so yeah I think the podcast dies mmhm VR headsets or you know whatever whatever the next thing is we're gonna be there's gonna be robots that simulate podcasts me like OD one funny podcast cool these two robots are hilarious and they're way better than any two real people do you think that would ever happen absolute did they make videos have you seen these videos that are Amazon add videos they pull out I dont tent yeah do that it's completely automated they they have an algorithm that pulls out like the top ten things in a category being sold on Amazon and the A. I. makes an ad like it makes in a video at it's unreal that scares me a little bit yes alright let's move on %HESITATION John would you like to tell everyone who you are I'm little Johnny bear and let's do this thing that is only there are you the Big Bear the Papa bear mama bear the baby there and how do you like your porridge got a little bit of a crisis man I'm I'm the Big Bear here but our little friend are little furry friend get reunited just less than an hour ago with her real mom little Kitty cat is going to produce the show I'm doing it on the fly myself she stepped outside this afternoon and who should be they're kidding me now who should be there but her actual mother I'm pretty sure it was her mother send to cool full grown cat they met they bonded immediately and %HESITATION she couldn't be less interested in me anymore she still coming food but we're in crisis mode here man I'm gonna go ahead and say this right now and I'm not a litigious person but I didn't sign a contract with her so that she could just walk out the middle of the show I think we got a case against the mom cat a really well I guess we gotta find another cat to produce the show because I have all the controls were configured for cat paws there are so many so many stray cats running around here and I'm not healthy one extremely she may want to train another cat I may I may I don't want to train another cat to be a producer I was kind of like all those years of training I don't know if I want to go through that again this is the level that it is the thirty seven minutes we spent on Tuesday training her most of it was a sexual harassment class the cats get feisty you got it you really got to make sure that they understand what boundaries are they start to breed just about the same time as their eyes fully open the just immediately start banging out our cats hang in baby cats haven't baby cats it's a wild cat rolled out there it's a cruel maybe we should try to talk you know what I cannot imagine a dog walking out on us maybe we should train a dog to be a producer they are much much more loyal yeah well so this is a this is the show I guess we'll do it that way %HESITATION John I feel like maybe you should take a quick stab at explaining to our many many listeners mom what the show is and why they're listening to us right now days working on a movie and we decided that we're going to get together and discuss that and any other topic related to it and we're gonna let you the millions and millions of Americans and internationals listening right now you're going to get a sneak peek a glimpse into our conversations billions potentially I'm making a movie as you pointed out I'm excited about making that movie I've been making movies for awhile I've produced a number of movies but I've never directed a feature of Bob directed lots of other stuff but I am excited about actually chronicling a little bit of that process because I actually know surprisingly little about certain aspects of the process even if some of the movies that I've helped produce because things just flip by you know and there's not always time to actually like going to death and that's the kind of stuff that I think maybe someone would be interested in listening to there's one guy in Wisconsin right now who is now make it for that one guy I will do teddy Bronson this is for you baby sure voice I love you're wrong Sheboygan strong for ever thank you teddy Bronson for being our one fan I hope that this is an informative and fun experience for you and please donate teddy teddy we were desperate our cat just walked out on a steady we got to train a dog now right after we spay and or neutered that animal and that's going to cost more money teddy we're in a tight spot says that before we start you need to tell me and everyone or anyone listening what you do how you got here why you're making a movie and while you don't trust me barely are are one producer already ran out your fifty percent of this operation so you're fifty percent to blame okay I'll send you my resume I studied English at a precise TGS unheard of Christian liberal arts college in the south east I did not go to film school I thought about it but I wasn't gonna get in any the good ones and I study English read some excellent excellent books like %HESITATION I don't know you're struggling to come up with one title I skipped a lot of them I hear I read a lot of Shakespeare I read a lot of Shakespeare I skipped a lot of Shakespeare no I said the English I I started making stuff and like middle school you know I started just with a handy cam and all but %HESITATION starting in in college I started a Film Festival with some some folks including to rebels who I then right when I was finishing college I started a commercial production company with and we kind of grew that over the years you know a I guess over the course of like four years it got to you got pretty big we had about maybe twenty people or so working for us fall time including some freelancers and on top of that and that was when I kind of started to realize that I actually want to make movies and not make advertising for the rest of my life and I started talking to some investors in the process actually I should say we also produced a feature documentary that was set in Chattanooga it's called dhimmi world and in the process they started talking to some investors that we met very early on in life the company within the first like nine months of starting it that was the company's fancy right now by the way you can look it up and will put a link in the show notes but basically I started getting ancestor realizing that my true passion was making movies and I've had to figure out kind of way to do that I start talking to our investors and %HESITATION they were like yeah we think the idea that you have for kind of how to set up this this company is a really good one %HESITATION let's try some stuff in it but you know we can talk at a different time about kind of what the actual model was but basically yes we started %HESITATION producing producing movies and writing about scripts in the very first one we did was call hunter gather directed by a guy named Josh Lucy and it went to south by which was cool and you can actually watch that on I tunes and all the other things that flexes well willing to it the next one we did was call Davey on that was at Sundance and also got a theatrical release and is also on Netflix and everything iTunes obviously I'd love for you to buy on iTunes but you don't have to and then the most recent thing that we produced is called never gone back that was at Sundance this past year and it's getting released on August third in theaters so that's kind of like a little bit of my background and in the meantime I've been writing and producing a lot of other stuff that's just still you know kind of %HESITATION in process so can we find something that you have written and directed our yeah absolutely %HESITATION yeah I'll link to that's a great question I've done a lot of shorts %HESITATION there's probably two or three that I am most likely to to to want to show off broken masters one three years is another one and %HESITATION I like chatting on sale to diversity training on sale all Ali I have fun but I will it's very goofy it's very goofy I'll plow put on the album on the links did you make all these in Chattanooga yeah yeah I did and where do you live now do you live in Chattanooga I live in Las Vegas sunny beautiful seventy seven degrees Hollywood belly of the beast just soak in it and I'm looking at a palm tree right now how long have you been it is it is the ability to be six months so not too long not too long nam of fresh cookie I'm like still melting a little bit what's the biggest difference between the beautiful beautiful southeast and sunny California they you know it's kind of similar everyone in that you know there's a lot of crazy conservatives in the southeast that want to like split off their states yeah you know kind of from the union you're talking about me right now is that what you want John I'm not really part of a bullet Johnny part of a militia yesterday now not yet but I'm interested which one would you join if you joined one I'd make one o'toole I can not for it like and not crazy racist militia like a just a true equal opportunity libertarian militia I'm trying to turn Tennessee into New Jersey that's my that's my one more malicious goal as you could just move to New Jersey although I don't know why he'd ever do that a million years beautiful state is that mean no no no it's %HESITATION it's a misunderstood state you know it's some it's because I have some pretty rolling hills beaches and the people are just lovely famous for their hospitality just like the south have you met Bruce Springsteen and if so what did he say to him every New Jersey and when you're born meets bird Springsteen it's state law you have to meet him I shook his hand and said hello Sir he before my circumcision he's gotten pretty good at that then it's New Jersey think he holds the work he might hold the world record for most circumcisions performed is tied yeah when did they enact this law %HESITATION whenever he was born nineteen sixty seven I'm young circumcisions it wasn't very good when he started cemex said says eight what's the process of this film right now okay stage of the of the film are you in right now the film's co rollers I scribe server that film is called rollers rollers it's ours it's about rollers to ecstasy what is it about it's a comedy and it is about a historic concert venue called rollers this story kind of follows the three main characters Rufus Maddie and Jane roof isn't matter your brother and sister they bought rollers sort of saved it from the the jaws of real estate developers who were going to tear down the river do that because their parents died and they came in to not ton of money but enough to sort of get into some trouble put a down payment on this place and we can revitalize it and they have a number of really great years a lot of really great stuff happens a lot of bands kind of come out and and get big you know by sort of starting there but with the story mostly takes place about ten years after they buy it and things are not great Maddie's ready to move on with their life Ruth this is probably wants to move on with his life but cannot really allow himself to do that because he spent too much of his time in an emotional energy and invest too much of his identity and and building this place and now you know meeting failure is %HESITATION is not really an option in Jane his best friend who has a lot of history with kind of comes back and is this drawn from a personal story do you have some experience at a venue or something I do you know I don't have specific this experience at venue I did perform a lot as a kid I was in a well acquire it was it was different I was in a gospel choir we we we toward all over the country you can look it up sand town children of praise I should link to a video verbal you saying in this in this choir I did for years I grew up in west Baltimore there are we cut we cut rates on them loaded when I went to said small Christian liberal arts college I met people who I did not know who knew who I was now when they when they heard that like not my name but like when they heard that I was in sand town there like on my gosh I saw you when I was eleven that's insane isn't that weird did you make any money from it now it was like a nonprofit us somebody was made now there's no money there is no money unbelievable it was you had some notoriety had some celebrity in this yeah we performed at some some big festivals and Bonner and I think the biggest crowd was seventy three thousand people and that's not a joke whoa that is not a joke isn't that crazy that isn't insane that's a lot of people this artist that was kind of helping us a little bit gave us like half of his headlining slot who is the artist Michael W. Toby mac did your our DC talk of baby who hasn't Jesus freak baby Jesus freak yeah I remember how that song goes off and not really actually give me a lack of trying to remember we should hold up on you should pull it up that is going to bring back horrifying memories of other pulled up right now I've just being proselytized around a campfire by an over eager kid who went to a college like we did yeah that was never quite ours style hold you have altar calls did you have an altar call where you and so it was not like that it was very poppy it was kind of fun preaching is there preaching interspersed yeah can you hear that of this bring back so much sadness what are they doing right now one of these guys I really don't know rumbling down the apartment next to Los Angeles maybe we should have Toby mac on the show we think of that is you still perform I don't know let's find out there talking about what he's up to Toby we know your live shows give us a call tunes retired to the song it features this man so may I politely anyway having kids do you think were converted because of that song who dozens I don't know if that was their audience was that their audience I'm sure some kid look through the liner notes and converted okay moment of truth here hit me I really hope that the movie that I'm making I hope it's really good I hope it's not the kind of thing that anyone like looks back on twenty years from now and thinks yeah he tried that's the risk you take I hope people look back on and they're like damn that's good yeah that's the risk you take that is the risk I take it's it's a very scary risk I'm terrified actually I am I'm not terrified to the extent that I'm not gonna do it but it's it's scary I mean I've already put so much effort because okay so I I don't have a super personal connection to venues specifically right but I a lot of the emotional stuff does come from very personal place which is a I didn't you know this is weird I didn't totally realize this until I was writing my director statement which is a whole thing you know like when you're trying to pitch the movie around you put a book together and typically you included director statement it's kind of like this is why I'm writing this or this is why I think I'm the director that should be making this and I was thinking about it I was like man this whole thing is about letting go of something right and I knew kind of that all of the the the real root of it was me letting go of the business that I started you know this business fancy right now I had to I had to let go in order to kind of start mama bear numbers that obviously the production company that I now you know run that is %HESITATION you know it's producing this podcast and all that kind of stuff but thanks guy had to I had to leave the answer right now and I will and I chose to leave it right before someone who I will not name but an executive that we kind of hired to come in and run the thing nearly killed it heartland and that was it was Harvey strikes again biggest mistake of your career you can say that again he was toxic three months ago but he was cheap so everyone knew and now it was we thought maybe he had repented and we were wrong by low side that's what you guys thought yeah we bought low and sold lower but we thought we had this other guy I'm sure if you really want to find out who it is you can %HESITATION he did not do a good job he was very bad at running our company and she almost ruined it why do thanks to him in the first place well because we were we were ready to go to the next level and frankly felt like we were not the people that were capable of maybe doing that from a business standpoint from a business standpoint this guy was a hot shot like big time executive creative director vice president level at a major global agency and we thought if anybody can start locking down major deals because we were doing a lot of work with a fortune five hundred companies like Nike and office depot and Mohawk flooring and lodge cast iron and Disney at times and we thought how do we go from where we are to the next level we gotta get a big we gotta get a Big Boy in here we gonna get a grown up in the mix how old are you guys at this time twenty five babies babies little we've already been doing it for four years at that point that's amazing that so young we were babies and you guys were making money right you're making money you're doing well yeah we were making money we were getting rich we're making money we remain you had a successful business we were mostly reinvesting the money back into the business to grow that's how we got big you know right but it was a legit business yeah and and we so I don't think you guys are men and I like the halls yeah we were we were doing a good job and then I thought this is when you know drew my business partner that there's another thing that he's kind of still noodling on %HESITATION which I'll let him talk about one day but basically the idea was we are gonna make movies you know and this guy came along it was like holy smokes we were just gonna kinda leave the business **** nilly but like if anybody can handle this thing it's this guy right that was not the case but by the time it became clear what was going on we had already started my where we were already in the middle of producing hunter gather we had already done a bunch of other stuff invested money in things and I wasn't couldn't just walk away and so it was a very difficult process of of drew and I and our festers and everyone involved or or keep employees and everybody kind of coming to grips with that where the business was and I'm happy to say you know it it survived it's doing really well it's great it's much smaller than it was which I think is what it always should have been it's not that we won't grow again but I think we learned some really hard lessons and we've got an incredible core team and it's a great place and I was actually just back there a few days ago and in Chattanooga and it's a phenomenal business I mean they're working with huge great companies and and making really terrific work but it also just wasn't who I was you know you don't want getting you dump this character %HESITATION we got rid of them well we dumped him so hard do and he went back to sterling in brown or wherever he worked what happened yeah Gail who knows who even knows I don't know he's there certainly not in jail he's prime making beaucoup money somewhere just raking it in but the movie is really it it's it's totally fictionalized but it is really rooted in those emotions of being like whoa I weigh over invested my identity in this place I can't allow something to fail because that will ruin me and that's not a particularly good way to live your life I'm gonna throw that out there is not a the same thing that with this movie though are you putting all your bad year eggs in this basket your self worth is tied up in this I'm trying every single day to not do it but you're gonna be exposed in a way it's either good or bad you're gonna be exposed as a good writer a good director war or a not bad director yeah I'm absolutely can be exposed and that's what's scary but I think I think I've grown a lot I think I have made a lot of progress in in the sense of growing up in and and realizing that you know it's funny actually I had a great conversation and and this conversation actually was very thematically relevant for the movie I had a great conversation with someone who I don't actually know that well it was a a woman who was married to a guy that we were interviewing for a job this is pride two years ago now it was it was a lesson that I I don't actually remember exactly what it was and I usually not even involved in the interview process but this guy was like and he still working with us and I want to say who it is but like great guy he was up and we were having dinner we rang out and I was explaining how I thought about roller and I was like I really got to make this movie I have to make it it's inside of me I've been wanting to make a movie since I was like twelve I mean literally I've been wanting to make a movie since I was twelve is this written at this point of the script is done script is tight it is is it done tight is it done two years ago when you have the conversation with this guy now no it was not it's just an idea rattling around and it was a hot it was that it was a pilot but I I knew I wanted to make a different movie actually at this point that was what so the process of roller I I wrote a different movie maybe three and a half four years ago and that was a big kind of action movie and then I came up with a great idea for how to scale back make its models like that's gonna be the first movie I direct right I rewrote it I really like it I'm actually still working on it to this day %HESITATION as we'll see as we kind of we eat we should do a whole episode on just sort of script development but %HESITATION in and all the pitfalls and and challenges and maybe we can have somebody on to talk about it but basically I re wrote it and I was still like you know this isn't small enough for me to make as a first time director or if if I if I did pull it off it would take a very long time right and I decided to shift gears and others pilot that road rollers and I was like you know I think of an internist this pilot in a movie because I was I was talking about different people in the industry about producing a different networks and and I just realized that frankly and it's not the point as a producer or director or as a writer where I can just snap my fingers get a TV show me I mean I can't snap my fingers get a movie made either not yet but I definitely cannot get a TV show it right now and so I was like you know I wonder if there's another idea in there and as soon as I as soon as I open myself up to that I realized that it wanted end in part of the reason I think it wasn't a good TV shows because it had an ending right and I just cranked on it and %HESITATION but %HESITATION the conversation it was incredibly mean and forgot about the conversation did you pitch this pilot two companies like Netflix Amazon not %HESITATION not Netflix or Amazon because I just didn't have any particular like contacts at that point who like rich too but yeah like networks like IFC and write a lot mostly but mostly a lot of production companies to do TV or her and a lot of them were like look like this is really good but we just feel like you need you know we we need to bring on a you know an executive producer or director and frankly we've got other projects that are higher priority is just not gonna happen right now calls in six months and I was like alright to get it but I'm not gonna wait around you know I gotta I gotta make some stuff in the future we need to drill down on this in another episode we have to talk about this because just the idea of you sitting in a room with guys from IFC like I need to know what that looks like what it feels like I could I think experience that so few people have and it may have people are curious about but we got to skip over that the conversation you had this conversation two years ago with this guy tell us about it yet does it was with his wife actually we were all sitting at dinner and I had a couple drinks you know it's kind of vented not venting I was I was sharing baring my soul little bit and saying I I'm I I I had this moment of realization where realized movies and this is kind of what this podcast is about movies take a very very long time to make and if I want audiences real people watching this movie in the next five years I got to start now I got to figure out what that movie is now which seems crazy but I was expressing how much anxiety that was causing me I think I wasn't I I frankly I think I was in a much less healthy emotional place at that point and she looked at me and she said that's great man you seem super talented and I really hope that works out but you need to know that if you never make a movie in your whole life it's okay you're enough like your family will not hate you and you are still valuable as a human being even if you never make that movie and you stood up and you walked out she she just dropped the Mike and I was like no they did it struck the EAP it's very true it hit me yeah of course it's true but dude I needed that so bad I needed to hear that so bad and and and that's actually what rollers is about I mean I didn't even know that at the time and so there's a it's okay if I let something go it's okay if I fail it's okay if I try things life is bigger than that life is bigger than success lies life is is about more than than the things to accomplish and I'm getting all cheesy but it's real and that's honestly what the movie's about the movie is about that movies about you make choices sometimes they work out sometimes they don't work out any move on with your life and the only thing you really need to worry about is whether or not you are like loving people in your life taking care of your **** if you do that the rest of it configures itself out you can be ambitious you can you can accomplish things you know these are wise words thanks I don't know I guess the reason I'm rambling about this is because I really think that that section with the shows about the show I want to be totally raw to be totally real with the three and a half people that are gonna listen to this thing the half as a baby that's inside its mother's womb while she listens to it on speaker phone and I wanna be super real and I wanna be like there can be times where I'm like this movie's not gonna get made frankly this movie night might not get made I do not know how this podcast or this aspect of the podcast I don't know if the podcast will will end with the movie I I think we're gonna find lots of stuff to talk about but like I don't know if I'm gonna make them if you're not but that to me is interesting I mean I I lots of movies don't get made and I could go through lots of other examples in and maybe we can devote some episodes of these types of things of movies that we've developed that have not got made and probably won't ever get made and frankly rollers could be in the same situation I mean where it's at now it's in a promising position somewhere raise the money that I somewhere on a yacht you %HESITATION in Arab financier is pulling his hair out when he heard you say that this film might not get made he's he's Russian did don't tell anybody but he's a Russian guy I treated him the movie for some dirt and %HESITATION right now I can hear the dial toe right now if the movie doesn't get made all it means is a better podcast right now I kind of hope it doesn't cause it would be such a better podcast because I mean the chances of me like getting famous because this movie other so slim but there is a chance so others chan there's always there's always saying there's a chance John what's your favorite movie my favorite my favorite movie movie is it Fellini's eight and a half at such a pretentious answer but it's it was all it's so it's a great movie and it's you know it's metaphysical it's existential it's crazy it's a great film %HESITATION what's what's your favorite part of it half of the credits at the end you know I'm no I'm kidding can you describe them the I think they're black and white and they they're moving %HESITATION it's a lot of text the but I all I do is watch kids movies man that's only watch them like a little kid so much in like the Incredibles with stuff over and over again what's the what's it was a movie that you've watched recently with the kids we just less than twenty four hours hours ago we watched Steven Spielberg and George Lucas is raiders of the Lost Ark old baby it was intense I don't remember seeing it as a child I saw as a child but I barely remember it you know there are a few images I have in my head %HESITATION when they open the ark in people's faces melt I remember that vividly to the ending is a little much I remember it vividly and that the guy getting chopped up in the air in the propeller yeah oh might these shots are shocking images and now I'm John your kids are too young for this scarred for life did they sleep last night barely almost not at all of men just a mix of cranberry juice and you just woke up at four in the yeah just to shouting shrimp what term trembling in fear these movies are what were they doing when the guys face melted I mean cried they were crying there crying while I am not so good I'm kidding they loved it I mean that affects you we had a discussion after the how how do they do this because the kids actually what why because the kids actually thought a human was being murdered they thought yeah they act they ask me anything how many real people died to make that movie they did not did they actually asked me movie magic baby yeah it's it's a tough one because I'm I'm tori I don't want to spoil the illusion for them but I also want them to sleep sometime in the future I'm they were so they were just going to be an intense experience I mean that's intense thinking that you're watching a real human die an actual death yeah it's horrifying that is very intense and it makes purplish explanation I just let's see how much you know about movies what was her explanation for how they did it well I just explain to them that in the world there are people that are worth living in people that aren't worth living so they take the people that aren't worth living and I put it in movies and kill them for real and fill it that they were fine with it they thought that was fine you told them about the expendable people that something that's for the tell people until later they they got a quick early lesson is like telling about the birds and the bees to San I'm I have a whole stand up that that idea about the birds and the bees I'm not gonna do it now but you'll have to do it at some point one day you'll have to sneak it in and you perform this on stage %HESITATION at yuk yuks in Chattanooga what it was called he yuck X. %HESITATION %HESITATION JJ's barking likes on despite I performed at all of them what kind of audiences did you have %HESITATION so small the service now many standing ovations did you get %HESITATION sold so many zero that has to be that one of the scariest types of performance right if you you you know that's why did and nothing else it's hideous that's why I did it because I I I think I needed it well first of all this is actually kind of wonder the podcast not to be funny but because I like the idea of putting work out more often break you know as a filmmaker if you are Rankin I mean really crank and you put out a movie every eighteen months very few people achieve that pace and again we'll talk throughout this movie about this podcast about why that's the case but I mean that is Woody Allen writes and directs movie a year lover hate him it's crazy but also half as movie sucked and that nobody's beating that pace right and as an independent filmmaker it's not even close to eighteen months it's probably more unless you just making teeny tiny movies with some people have figured out a way to do but I was like I got I got up I'm a creative person I can't make stuff more often you know I can't just do ninety minutes of content every eighteen months that's lame yeah you know and so I was doing stand up and it was hard I I did not get I I started getting more laughs but man it was brutal I got a lot of blank stares I mean does is just part of the process where you do when you bomb what what's the proper have you must keep movin all have a bomb I've mostly bombed what do you do what mostly bomb John I'm not I'm not saying I'm surprised I just want to know what the process is like did you see stand up there and you keep telling jokes until your time's up and is have you been jeered at have you been screamed at Yale that heckled no not heckled as much I mean here's the thing though JJ's the audiences for an open Mike did this place was Poppin I mean there there were typically audiences of twenty five to fifty people and same with comedy catch quite a few people showed up and I actually got bigger laughs sometimes at the bigger crowds you know because I was telling okay jokes I just wasn't a good performer you know I I've been writing for so long that I think I was writing decent jokes but I just my pace wasn't right I just hadn't found my voice yet and I think I started to find my voice towards the end I realized you know I'm spending twenty five hours a week in a bar I don't need to do this you know like I I I just I I I guess I should get better writing scripts you know I'm not going to be a professional stand up I'm a screenwriter didn't help writer you think I'll be spending twenty five hours a week writing I think I'm really glad I did it I'd like to do it again do you think a chain but I can't change your personality at all to it to just I think it's a lot more resilient yeah yeah I realized I I I realized I can fail in front of people and it's fine I go home and no big deal well we're doing it again for a reason right now I know people are gonna hate this so much did there I can't wait to get trolled so hard my friend lost his license in Mexico and somebody found it and put it up on a Facebook page that mocks Americans who lose their licenses in Mexico I don't even find out about his phaser seems like the kind of thing that would be totally seeker yes I don't know someone sent it to him and he showed it to me and it was just you know hundreds of insults hurled at him in Spanish that sounds incredible contents I want to find this website I'll send you a link in the show knows my friend's home baby he men are shown a target beefy says a we're gonna check in together in a week and we're going to continue this conversation and you're going to tell us what what are you gonna be telling us next week where we can be talking about my dad I don't know I mean I think we should we should set a topic potentially what's something that you might be interested and I think we should have like a general topic and we should have a sense of what we're gonna cover and I also I mean right now I can tell you what I'm working on right now I'm waiting on some casting directors %HESITATION actually have it this maybe next week we talk about why I'm waiting on casting directors and why I am going to cast rectors and and not just going directly cast and the decision that I made to go that route that's on its next week I don't know let's talk about casting directors casting sounds sinister that has sinister overtones doesn't because of casting cal I think so yeah that's immediately what I think of Harvey it's Harvey damn you are black eyes freakin tentacles are just wrapped all over everything is he in jail did you get busted I don't think he's in jail because our justice system is absolutely insanity I feel like Trusteer children John I feel like John might there in this guy John oh oh he he just I would not be around to throw a wrench John I want to throw off I want to throw a little thought experiment at you at me if there is a country where there were children in jail because their parents brought them to the United States because they were fleeing warfare and there was a man who has raped people who is still probably sailing around on his yacht in the Cayman Islands and has no real plan of probably ending up in jail at any point would you consider that a modern country with an actual functioning government it sounds like you're trying to entrap me to say something negative about America and I'll never do it I love this country I support the troops John it just occurred to me that we might have one listener tell me it's the NSA %HESITATION definitely at the very least we have one listener I feel good I think we're deal and we have teddy Bronson were doing our part in the resistance by boring the **** out of these NSA guys right now reduce so the lord do you think teddy Bronson still listening right now I think when you said earlier that half of woody Allen's movies suck we lost teddy he bails in back he's got the cat sorry we need oh no that's why they carry it off teddy in the cat alright well we should probably go so we can review some applications for dog producers will be back in a week talks in body levy right well I say today I woke up and I thought my backers yeah it woman back does for my back I woke up and I was like my back hurts yet is my backer yes I tweaked it I guess is lebron I guess I bent over and wrong way to solicit tape I'm just constipated did down no I tried right before we started recording it ended uneventfully that's the worst yeah so it's it was a terrible feeling it always takes me like a day and a half to realize that my back isn't hurting my back is full of **** our defense ministry happening you need to fix that's not good I barely ever get constipated that's why I never notice it because I barely ever do it anytime he proved a day with more than one once or twice and a solid two to three times a day we're in and and so it will yes which means if I if I go a day and a half I'm in big trouble yeah yeah I'm on like let alone two days schedule almost a consensus terrific and I eat really healthy so I I wonder why this %HESITATION you know what it is Thomas most of a large most of a large domino's pizza with pepperoni eleven you said I healthy and then the next thing you tells you domino's pizza at what I do to help the okay a today today you arrive in today three smoothies two fried eggs an avocado and six beers and a bottle of tequila point yeah I said eat healthy and insane yeah thanks for tuning in for episode one of I guess to do it that way join us next week for discussion about casting directors and some other stuff today show is produced and edited 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What is FutureMouse? Are our teeth a part of our identity? And who, for the love of god, is KEVIN? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this week's episode as the squad dives into Zadie Smith's 2000 novel 'White Teeth.'0:20 - Introductions2:41 - Introduction to 'White Teeth' and first impressions17:10 - What is an epigraph? The past is the present22:25 - Concerns over getting culture right—worrying about the Anglicization of culture24:00 - What's up with the twins?28:38 - Dr Sick's Murder (?) and its place in Archie and Samad's friendship37:30 - The Chalfens: our favorite late addition41:00 - FutureMouse rises46:05 - Who is KEVIN?48:18 - Catty corner with Penelope (and Pea)49:30 - FutureMouse is the present50:00 - Kelli loves twins - The mirrored experiences of Magid and Millat 51:31 - Teeeeeeeeth56:20 - Zadie Smith is a boss59:30 - Mary is obsessed with FutureMouse - FATE1:01:51 - The end of the book1:13:30 - Feedback/questions for Beauty and the Beast minisode1:27:00 Next time on #BSG: Horrorstör by Grady Hendrix

What is FutureMouse? Are our teeth a part of our identity? And who, for the love of god, is KEVIN? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this week's episode as the squad dives into Zadie Smith's 2000 novel 'White Teeth.'0:20 - Introductions2:41 - Introduction to 'White Teeth' and first impressions17:10 - What is an epigraph? The past is the present22:25 - Concerns over getting culture right—worrying about the Anglicization of culture24:00 - What's up with the twins?28:38 - Dr Sick's Murder (?) and its place in Archie and Samad's friendship37:30 - The Chalfens: our favorite late addition41:00 - FutureMouse rises46:05 - Who is KEVIN?48:18 - Catty corner with Penelope (and Pea)49:30 - FutureMouse is the present50:00 - Kelli loves twins - The mirrored experiences of Magid and Millat 51:31 - Teeeeeeeeth56:20 - Zadie Smith is a boss59:30 - Mary is obsessed with FutureMouse - FATE1:01:51 - The end of the book1:13:30 - Feedback/questions for Beauty and the Beast minisode1:27:00 Next time on #BSG: Horrorstör by Grady Hendrix

Nathan and Reed conclude their series on the work of John Carpenter with a discussion of his groundbreaking film, HALLOWEEN, and what it means to fear the boogeyman.1:29 – Introductions2:56 – Happy Halloween Everybody!7:25 – John Carpenter's Work Since the 90s and Semi-Retirement (Ghosts of Mars; remakes of Assault on Precinct 13, The Fog, and Rob Zombie's Halloween; Showtime's Masters of Horror episodes; The Ward and assessing the legacy and influence of John Carpenter)22:45 – Plans and Traditions for Halloween27:03 – Memories and Thoughts about John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN37:29 – A Few Words About the Halloween Sequels40:26 – Scary Moments and the Template Halloween Set for Horror Films47:38 – Cold, Senseless Evil54:39 – Every Person is Sacred1:05:34 – Sign-OffsEmail: fearofgodpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @thefearofgodInstagram: fearofgodpodcastFacebook: The Fear of God (or join the Fear of God FB Discussion Group)Reed on Twitter: @reedlackeyNathan on Twitter: @thenathanrouseFind the official episode post at www.morethanonelesson.comMerchandise available at teepublic.com/user/thefearofgodpodcast

In this episode, Reed and Nathan discuss how we idolize safety and security by exploring Dan Trachtenberg's claustrophobic thriller, 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE.1:00 – Introductions2:15 – Recent Viewings and Readings of Other Stuff (Faults, Mr. Robot, Hush, End of Watch by Stephen King and Finding Dory)11:25 – The Journey vs the Destination in 10 Cloverfield Lane18:40 – The Relationship of a Story with its Ending24:36 – What the Film Gets Really Right (“Holy Cow, John Goodman”)32:05 – The Idolatry of Safety39:00 – Different Responses to Threats and Fear46:24 – The Other Reality50:26 – We Are Not Resigned to This57:18 – Sign-OffsEmail: fearofgodpodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @thefearofgodInstagram: fearofgodpodcastFacebook: The Fear of God (or join the Fear of God FB Discussion Group)Reed on Twitter: @reedlackeyNathan on Twitter: @thenathanrouseFind the official episode post at www.morethanonelesson.comMerchandise available at teepublic.com/user/thefearofgodpodcast

Hello once again dear listener, come, join us for a time of meditation and enlightenment as we travel to The Holy Mountain. Join us as we discuss Alejandro Jordowosky's 1974 surrealist classic. Its a fun time as it is a first time watch of The Holy Mountain for nearly everyone at the table, minus Dustin of course. How do we react to frogs being blown up and amputees being thrown off of boats? You'll just have to click that play button to find out. As we move into analysis, Dustin leads a round table discussion. We go around the table to discuss The Holy Mountain and all of the things that stood out to us. The symbolism of the vignettes comes up first, and we follow that with our examination of the different planets as they are presented to us. We wrap up the analysis sequence with a discussion of the ending of the film and whether it is an effective call to action or not. Since we all sat down together to watch The Holy Mountain and made a good time of it, we decided to talk about our favorite communal movie experiences. We look at our favorite experiences and also movies that make good communal experiences. We then closed out the show as we always do with a look at Pop Culture. Thank you so much for listening, if you would like to join the conversation you can leave a comment here, or: Like us on Facebook.Follow us on Twitter.Partner with us on Patreon. The Holy Mountain time stamps:The Holy Mountain on GTGC:45 - Welcome and Introductions2:53 - Synopsis and Reviews13:24 - Round Table Analysis39:50 - Shelf or Trash: Else or Instead46:53 - Feedback51:44 - The Game; "Favorite Communal Movie Watches"57:36 - Fired Up1:06:01 - Wrap up and Preview next week.