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There is still time to be, do, read and work toward those goals and dreams you set out when the quarantine started. It's Tim's turn to share timeless resources he uses and wholeheartedly recommends for improving your work, quality of life and how you serve your clients, loved ones and all people in your life. Recorded during Covid-19 Quarantine, April 2020. www.buildperspectives.com  

Weight gain and dieting during the coronavirus. Friendship bracelet update. Virtual racing. It's Tim's fault! A medical device that you should leave for the people who really need it. TP T-Rex. A history of "shelter in place". Zoom chat privacy. Tops vs bottoms.

Welcome to Dev Game Club, where this week we begin our series playing Chrono Trigger, the beloved 1995 SNES classic. We cover a lot of ground with this one, including the story, some of the combat, the way the game pays attention to you... all sorts of topics for a corker of a game. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Sections played: Up to The End of Time! Podcast breakdown: 0:51 Chrono Trigger 1:31:07 Break 1:31:41 Feedback Issues covered: COVID-19, SpaceWorld and E3, the year 1995 in games, the creative team, character design in hand-drawn art and intro, the Dream Team, the top-down look of a 16-bit era game, companions following around, combining the background and the foreground in the PlayStation era, the quality of the art direction, running right into combat vs modal play, lack of random battles, choice of battle mode, Active Time Battles, differences between active and wait styles, the overworld and entering spaces, influence of other games, the basic menu presentation, the "Sakaguchi style" and its culmination, being able to approach things fresh, getting on with it, the bouncy playfulness of childhood, Chosen One tropes, Mom waking you up trope, relatability, the princess incognito trope, mixing up a trope, feeling more surprises in FFIX, short-term goals vs long-term/Chosen One goals, signposting the Day of Lavos, whether or not we're able to choose to come back, having another JRPG pay homage, seeing the change in various timelines, enjoying our time with the Frog, the evil Chancellor, the Cathedral and Yakra's minions, having a moment of talking with the monsters, the juxtaposition of drama/horror and comedy, space for Japanese vs letters, returning to the present with Nadia and having a trial, referring back to things you did at the fair, the designer noticing you, the game is safe, the theme of our choices mattering for our future, wanting to be the paladin, the courtroom as setting, escaping the dungeons, a little scene in the warden's office and telegraphing importance to the player, possibly a stealth mechanic, the Dragon Tank on the bridge, affine transformations in the background, using atmospherics for setting tone, the computer telling the tale of Lavos, recruiting Robo, having to pass through Lab 32, the flamboyant Johnny, racing Johnny in Mode 7 to the end of the Lab, Johnny the Biketaur, Robo getting beat up by the other robots, the valiant robot who sacrifices himself for you, Brett gives Tim a hard time for ST: Nemesis, humanizing the non-human characters, gunbows and floral horrors, Tim's big hike, renaming in the new translation, the difficulties of translation, localization as its own art form, adding difficulty with IPs, machine translation, recognizing the great translators, testing your focus as much as your execution, repetitive learning, playground of moves, looping in failure to the style of play, board games and failure, higher highs, rubbing death in your face, worsening the traditional model, obfuscatory, dealing with people who wave their brains around, being open to looking foolish, "Caveman Tim" and being self-deprecatory to diminish status differences, asking simple questions repetitively, active listening, reflection as a means to learning in the moment, being in the moment, being okay with vulnerability. Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Ted Woolsey, Tom Slattery, SNES, Dark Forces, TIE Fighter, LucasArts, Full Throttle, The Dig, Phantasmagoria, I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, Warcraft, Command & Conquer, N64, Dracula X (Castlevania: Rondo of Blood), Twisted Metal, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island, Super Bomberman 3, Kirby's Dreamland, Earthbound, Dragon Quest (series), Trials of Mana, Tales of Phantasia, Hironobu Sakaguchi, Final Fantasy (series), Yuji Horii, Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball, Shonen Jump, Masato Kato, Xenogears, PlayStation, Shiren the Wanderer, Ninja Gaiden, Yasunori Mitsuda, Nobuo Uematsu, SquareSoft, Legend of Zelda: Link to the Past, Pokemon, Kingdom Hearts, GameBoy, Ni No Kuni, Ultima (series), Breath of the Wild, Skyrim, The Witcher (series), John Romero, Fallout, Wasteland, Enix, Activision/Blizzard, Dragon Warrior, Dungeons & Dragons, Jason Schreier, Chrono Cross, BioWare, Ocarina of Time, Aladdin, Diablo, Dragon Age, Baldur's Gate, Park Chan-wook, Bong Joon Ho, Day of the Tentacle, Tim Schafer, Dave Grossman, Mass Effect, Super Metroid, Super Castlevania IV, Wall-E, Shenmue, Mario Kart, The Mandalorian, Planetfall, Isaac Asimov, Star Trek: Nemesis, The Pacific Crest Trail, Cheryl Strayed, James Roberts, Stretch Armstrong, Boss Fight Books, Michael P. Williams, Republic Commando, Star Wars, Cyrano de Bergerac, Roxane, Douglas Hofstadter, Un Ton Beau de Marot, Love in the Time of Cholera, Edith Grossman, Margaret Jull Costa, Odyssey, Emily Wilson, Warren Linam-Church, Jeff Morris, Civilization, Mario 64, Dark Souls, Demon's Souls, Super Meat Boy, Beyond Earth, DOOM, Batman: Arkham Knight, Soren Johnson, Maas Neotek Proto, The Turbo Encabulator, Obduction, MYST, Metroid Prime II: Echoes, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. Next time: Up to The Magus's Castle Errata: Brett said RPGs when clearly he meant RTSes. We regret the error. (It's Tim's fault.) Links: John Romero on Chrono Trigger Tim's Charity Webpage Pacific Crest Trail Association Big City Mountaineers The Turbo Encabulator  Anime Intro Movie Twitch: brettdouville, instagram:timlongojr, @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclub DevGameClub@gmail.com

We learned the truth at seventeen...or did we??! You'll have to listen to find out! THIS episode, we find ourselves trapped in the ultimate liminal space—an abandoned Applebees's with a rather...puzzling...layout. As we solve our way through the puzzle box that surrounds us, we unpack the ominous purpose behind some of America's most beloved recent trends—e.g. escape rooms and scooters—and finally give you the takedown of Orson Scott Card you've all been waiting for. It's Tim to grow up! | Logo by @NuleTheGoat. Music and audio mixing by @UndreamedPanic. Edited, as always, by Mathaniel. | Have some choice remarks for us, your humble hosts? You can email us at chuckandaardvark@gmail.com!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chuckandaardvark)

This episode will get you talking in circles! It's Tim's turn to take control of the booth and he is/ has already transported us all back... or forward? to 2016 to watch the Scifi, drama 'Arrival'. We discuss the concept of time, Jules is fired up over upside-down camera shots, the scissor lift moves and not the spaceship entrance and bill and ted save the heptopods. If you have a moment, please give us a quick review on Itunes (thanks to those who will give us a 5 star review in the future, we know who you are

It's Tim and Alan ( we couldn't afford Tim Allen) to take you on a tour of the EFL Cup, Premier League, Mourinho's sacking, some horse related talking points and the latest instalment of the team of the millennium

In advance of the 2018 Coral Courts Christmas Show, here's a re-release of last year's show.Tim's back in 2017 with another mix of funky, funky holiday music. If you liked last year's show, you might like this. If you didn't like last year's show, you're gonna hate it. It's Tim's musical Christmas Card for you in 2017. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Let's hope it's a good one, without any fear. Pass it along, share the link with your friends. This year you get music from Ringo Starr, The Funk Machine, Soul Santa Orchestra, Canned Heat, The Chipmunks, North Point All-Stars and Little Feat, Kay Martin, James Lee Stanley, The Free Design, Bob Dorough and Miles Davis, Leon Russell, and the Blues Magoos. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Tim's favourite time of year on the sporting calendar. In his Lil Chubb, find out which sport he's most excited about. He'll tell you all the "interesting things to see" and give you a few cheeky bets if you love a punt. Leave your predictions on our facebook page! www.facebook.com/sportingwoods   #sportingwoods#lilchubbs #interestingtosee #sports #podcast #comedy

Today on Who's There, one of our oldest-listening and most treasured fans calls in to explain why Jennifer Aniston will NEVER be a Who, and boy is she convincing. Next up are some calls about coffee (who the hell is Gregory, anyway?), a famous talking snowman (AKA Josh Gad), and our favorite sibling of Tyne's. (It's Tim. Sorry to all other Daly sibs.)

We celebrate reaching our milestone 20th episode by going head-to-head. It's quiz time. It's Tim vs Harry. It's Tracks vs Tracks. It's war! The format is simple: 10 questions each, all written by the other. Returning guest Ben Brooks of Buddha Blood is the quiz master, and the loser has to do a forfeit of Ben's choice. It's a fun and raucous way to kick off Tracks' 20s. Away from the quiz, we also learn about our guest's current musical preferences, with strong music selections coming from the likes of Little Dragon, Nas and The Lemon Pipers.  So grab your popcorn, download the show and enjoy as we get overly competitive. As Drake would say, if you're reading this it's too late. We already love you for taking an interest in our podcast. The biggest of thank you's to every single one of you. We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/  

Hi, It's Tim...so here's the what...Don't worry baby, I'll keep it brief.

It's Tim's Arkham Knight recap and review! Warning: MAJOR Arkham Knight spoilers ahead!

It's Tim, Ashe, Kiara and Noah this week as we discuss controversial f(x) member Sulli AGAIN, idols getting in on the ALS ice bucket challenge, Song Hye Kyo's deep regret, KARA's comeback sends Kiara into a state of nirvana and much, much more! Stay a part of the K-entertainment conversation with Not Your Average Netizens!

It's Tim's turn to make a pick, and this one brings the first big disagreement of the 2013 season as we tackle the sophomore album from Big Ass Truck, 1996's Kent. The gentlemen from Memphis combine Southern rock, funk and a little Ska with touches of Dust Brothers production ala the Beastie Boys and Beck. It's definitely an acquired taste, and one host did not acquire it. Can you guess who? Tune in to find out. Songs in this Episode: Intro - Theem From 2:28 - History of the Band 11:33 - Lil Tico 16:06 - Thermopolis 18:36 - Quart St Parakeet 21:15 - Dog Chases An Iguana Up A Tree & Barks At It All Night (pts I & II) Outro - Sweetness Follow on Twitter / Facebook Request A Review / Merchandise