Podcast appearances and mentions of james eaton

Episode 63 - Ionetic: Leading the Battery RevolutionSmall EV makers up against the giants? Ionetic's bringing the edge! James (from episode 43) returns with news of a sharp rebrand and World Arc—software that powers custom battery packs for the little guys.We dive into how World Arc streamlines production for companies building 100 to 10,000 units a year—think niche cars, buses, and forklifts—slashing costs and time. Plus, we bust EV myths and spotlight Ionetic's work on London's next-gen buses. Thanks to our monthly supporters Boggratt Andrew Till ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Charley interviews James Eaton about his recent journey in search of the Malayan Crested Argus. Find James on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/james.birdtourasia Vietnamese Crested Argus recording courtesy of Frank Lambert, XC69377. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/69377.License Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 If you wish to support this podcast, please visit our Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/naturallyadventurous?fan_landing=true Feel free to contact us at: ken.behrens@gmail.com or cfchesse@gmail.com Naturally Adventurous Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ken-behrens/message

Can you imagine trading your side hustle for financial freedom and more family time? Our guest, James Eaton, doesn't have to imagine it. He's living it every day as a successful full-time Forex trader. This episode is a deep dive into James' journey and how his obsessive strategy development led him to financial success. Get ready to be inspired and educated as James shares the process behind his chart analysis and trade placements. Ever been curious about the differences between trading stocks and Forex or how to manage risks with news releases? You're in the right place. James reveals the tricks of his trade, including his favored markets and why his technical analysis strategy is universally applicable. He also touches on the future of Forex trading with AI and the essential role of the human element in decision making. Plus, he shares why AI-powered bots have a high failure rate and why human intuition still reigns supreme in successful trading. But we're not just talking about Forex – this episode covers everything from cryptocurrency to commodities. James generously shares his insights on navigating these markets, from the tools and strategies that can help new traders get started to how to avoid the pitfalls of overly ambitious expectations. Wrapping up with an exploration of work-from-home opportunities, James offers tips on making the most of the current situation, whether that's job hunting or leveraging your skills for a side hustle. If you're tired of the nine-to-five grind and ready to take control of your financial future, this episode is not to be missed.As you're inspired to embark on your side hustle journey after listening to this episode, you might wonder where to start or how to make your vision a reality. That's where our trusted partner, Reversed Out Creative comes in.With a team of experienced professionals and a track record of helping clients achieve their dreams, they are ready to assist you in reaching your goals. To find out more, visit www.reversedout.com. We also recently launched our YouTube Channel, Marketing Pro Trends,  which summarizes all of our blog posts.Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.X-Health.show - meet the future of healthcareKill your pain once& for all, program human cells to cure cancer, mitigate dementia & moreListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showSubscribe to Side Hustle City and join our Community on Facebook

This week's guest on the How To Trade It podcast is James Eaton.  He is a renowned trader and the driving force behind The Trading Lab, a leading platform dedicated to empowering traders of all levels with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the financial markets. With a passion for both trading and teaching, James has become a trusted figure in the trading community, known for his expertise, innovation, and dedication to helping others achieve their financial goals.James Eaton's episode highlights include... Understanding the Theatrical Premise of Your Strategy Trading Based on Market Structure Balancing Trading and Personal Life Achieving Work-Life Balance Building Neural Pathways and Continuous LearningStarting with Higher TimeframesThis episode provides valuable insights into trading psychology, strategy understanding, and the importance of setting clear boundaries and routines when transitioning to full-time trading. James Eaton's journey from personal trainer to trader serves as an inspiration for those looking to make a similar transition. Connect with James EatonWebsite:  https://thetradinglab.onlineEmail:  info@thetradinglab.onlineLinkedIn:  https:  //www.linkedin.com/in/james-eaton-a29141119/Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/jameseatonfx/Grab your copy of the Complete Trading System This book teaches you how to build a trading system from the ground up and how to become profitable in the markets. Join our back-by-popular-demand Strike Trader Elite Signal service for a limited-time only!https://info.tradingstrategyguides.com/strike-trader-elite-signalsSupport the showConnect with Casey: Website: https://caseystubbs.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuides YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseystubbs Twitter: https://twitter.com/caseystubbs316 TradingStrategyGuides.com: https://www.tradingstrategyguides.com/ Global Prop Trader: https://globalproptrader.com/ Email: podcast@tradingstrategyguides.com

In Psalm 16, David cries out to the LORD as his portion, his cup and his refuge. But as we dig deeper into the Psalm, we see how it points forward to Jesus, the Greater David. Listen along as James Eaton points out to us how like David, we can find refuge in the Lord who is Christ.

My special guest:   James Eaton, CEO & Co-Founder – IONETIC Ltd. Episode Recorded Via Zoom Video Conferencing Platform.  HELPING YOU ELECTRIFY THE FUTURE! IONETIC is a UK-based start-up specialising in EV battery pack technology. They produce highly optimised and cost-effective battery pack solutions thanks to their bespoke, state-of-the-art design platform and in-house production strategy. Their … Continue reading "Episode 46 – EV Revolution Show Audio Podcast – IONETIC  – EV Battery Pack Technology!  "

Battery research is mainly about the chemistry, physics or mathematic modelling? Wrong! Today, it is often up to engineers whether an electric vehicle can go for more than 1.000 kilometers, charge in 15 minutes... or not! Modules and packs can be constructed in many different ways. Nowadays, automotive OEMs get to choose from hundreds of different parameters to reach a desired battery design.

James Easton is the Co-Founder and CEO of IONETIC where they give niche vehicle-makers a highly time-efficient and cost-effective route to electrification, empowering them to successfully overcome the complex challenges of adapting to the future of mobility.

In this episode, we speak to James Eaton, the CEO and co-founder of EV battery firm, IONETIC.  IONETIC came to the market earlier this year with its cost effective battery pack solution, and James is here to tell us all about the new technology, as well as discussing the journey of the company so far. 

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Follow James@JamesEaton - TwitterJames Eaton's YouTubeJames' Hey blogRare Fiction- Spotify LinksDaily Blogging Challenge - Coming back in SeptemberNotionCraftChris Lawley - YouTubeCurtis McHaleMatt BirchlerA Better Computer - YouTubeWYSIWYGWhat really happened at BasecampField NotesStephen HackettThings 3Craft Tables tweetCraft Daily notes announcementAudio HijackZoom H6AbletonFinal Cut ProDraftsUlyssesNanowrimoAmazon self publishScrivener Subscribe at clicked.cool This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jeffperry.substack.com

The following Now to Next podcast features a discussion between Ken Mann, Managing Director of SC&H Capital, and James Eaton, Principal of SC&H Group's Tax Services practice, on the proposed increase to the capital gains tax. This tax hike could have various tax implications on three key areas: your investment property, your business, and/or your primary residence. If you've been contemplating the sale of any of these three assets, now is the time to start thinking about the options available to you. Our experts offer insights into how this proposal, if passed, could impact you in the very near future and what you should be considering now.

History professor Dr. James Eaton taught his students with the mantra: “African American History is the History of America.” As chair of the history department at FAMU, a historically Black University in Tallahassee, Florida, he was used to teaching students how to use interlibrary loan systems and how to access rare book collections for their research. But in the early 1970s, as his students' research questions got more in depth and dove deeper into Black history, he realized that there simply weren't enough documents. So he started collecting himself, driving a bus around South Georgia, South Alabama, and North Florida to gather artifacts. That collection grew to become the Meek-Eaton Southeastern Regional Black Archives Research Center and Museum on FAMU’s campus. Today, museum director Dr. Nashid Madyun presides over one of the largest repositories of African American history and culture in the Southeast. In this episode, Madyun describes how the structure of the gallery flights the compression of Black history, how the archive handles dehumanizing records and artifacts, and how a smaller museum can tell a major story. Topics and Links 00:00 Intro 00:15 Dr. James Eaton (http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?MEBA&THEFOUNDERS) 00:50 Starting The Collection 01:35 Dr. Nashid Madyun (http://www.famunews.com/2015/10/famu-names-nashid-madyun-director-of-the-meek-eaton-black-archives-and-research-center/) 02:44 Carnegie Library 03:20 13 Galleries at the Meek-Eaton Black Archives 04:56 The Compression of African American History 05:20 Jim Crow and the KKK Exhibit 06:02 Presenting Derogatory Material at the Museum 07:00 How a Smaller Museum Can Tell a Major Story 08:20 Manumission Exhibit and Reading Cursive Handwriting 09:24 No Visitors During the Pandemic 10:40 Museum Archipelago Episode 85 (https://www.museumarchipelago.com/85) 11:00 The First Steps to Telling Hidden Stories 11:50 SPONSOR: SuperHelpful (http://superhelpful.com/arc) 12:45 Outro | Join Club Archipelago (https://www.patreon.com/museumarchipelago) Museum Archipelago is a tiny show guiding you through the rocky landscape of museums. Subscribe to the podcast via Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/museum-archipelago/id1182755184), Google Podcasts (https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cubXVzZXVtYXJjaGlwZWxhZ28uY29tL3Jzcw==), Overcast (https://overcast.fm/itunes1182755184/museum-archipelago), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/5ImpDQJqEypxGNslnImXZE), or even email (https://museum.substack.com/) to never miss an episode. Sponsor: SuperHelpful This episode of Museum Archipelago is brought to you by SuperHelpful, an audience research and development firm dedicated to helping museum leaders create more equitable and innovative organizations through problem-space research. Kyle Bowen, the founder of SuperHelpful, has brought together a team of designers and researchers to build a new community for museum folks who want to support one another as they reimagine what museums will be in the future. To join—and bypass the current waiting list—use this special link just for Museum Archipelago listeners! Transcript Below is a transcript of Museum Archipelago episode 86. Museum Archipelago is produced for the ear and the only the audio of the episode is canonical. For more information on the people and ideas in the episode, refer to the links above. View Transcript [Intro] History professor Dr. James Eton taught his students with the mantra: “African American History is the History of America.” As chair of the history department at FAMU, a historically Black university in Tallahassee, Florida, he was used to teaching students how to use interlibrary loan systems and how to access rare book collections for their research. But in the early 1970s, as his students' research questions got more in depth and dove deeper into Black history, he realized that there simply weren't enough documents. Nashid Madyun: And that helped him to realize that the understanding of Abraham Lincoln, the KKK , the rise of the Black middle class, Jim Crow, all of the stories where will forever untapped properly if there is no repository. And he found that as people die, they had material in their attics. But in this region: South Georgia, South Alabama, Northern Florida, there was no place to present these wares. So he started to try to enhance his classroom with these artifacts. He took advantage of an available bus and went around the region, asking people for material and they were happy to share and donate. Nashid Madyun: And there was no formal museum practice or archive at the time. It was a professor of history trying to find a way to help the students see that there are two sides to a story. That collection grew to become the Meek-Eaton Southeastern Regional Black Archives Research Center and Museum on FAMU’s campus, one of the largest repositories of African-American history and culture in the Southeast. This is Nashid Madyun, director of the museum. Nashid Madyun: Hello, my name is Nashid Madyun. I'm director of the Southeastern, regional Black archives research center and museum at FAMU, that’s Florida A&M University. Nashid Madyun: So this institution was founded in 1971. It opened its doors officially to the public in 1976. Professor James Eaton was able to collect artifacts to enhance the classes he was teaching in history, in African American history. And he was able to utilize this building in the mid seventies to present the rare memorabilia and artifacts that he found to interpret African American history as he saw it and present public programs. The collection and museum are housed in the Carnegie Library on FAMU's campus. Dr. James Eton died in 2004, during the construction of a four story expansion building that was erected right behind the library to keep up with the growing size of the collections. Because the archive was started from artifacts and documents gathered by bus, there is some geographic focus on the North Florida region. But today the Museums interprets Black history in general -- with objects from all across the country. Nashid Madyun: The research we pulled together takes us to the entire Florida panhandle and South Alabama, South Georgia. So now we have what we consider amongst these four floors, 13 galleries. The highlight, the number one highlight would be our Jim Crow and KKK collection, an authentic uniform, the constitutions from the 1920s, the memorabilia that highlight the derogatory advertisements and propaganda of the Jim Crow era. We also have an authentic-style church highlighting the plantation churches of the TriCounty area, as early as 1830s and replicas of those churches. 64 churches were utilized for this exhibit. Nashid Madyun: We also have a changing gallery upstairs that we highlight items or issues that address some point or some aspect of popular culture. Public culture now would be Black Lives Matter. And that movement has been going on for the past couple of years, so what we have up now is an exhibit objectively presenting the subject of newsprint from the 1700s to the present, how the violence and Black Codes and legislation and perspectives have been portrayed in print media. And so people have been very interested in that exhibit, so that's very compelling. The galleries also include African Americans in the Military -- which features artifacts from the Civil War and the Spanish American War, and African American pioneers in medicine and science, which highlights FAMU’s role as a research institution. With the way the gallery is setup, Madyun fights against the compression of African American history -- when I was studying Black history in Tallahassee, Florida as a high school student, we moved quickly from the Emancipation to the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, skipping the time between. Nashid Madyun: I like to integrate new possibilities and ways to tell stories that are hidden or not properly told. We call this particular exhibit Jim Crow and KKK, aside from Slavery to Freedom. So the exhibit previously had all of these words together. And I wanted to separate those two so that we could see that there was a split and time: there was bondage and then there was amancipationand freedom, and there was a gap from the 1880s to the 1930s, when cotton was king, tobacco was strong. You had the rise of the Black middle class and the rise of the Black middle class, the mobility of the Black middle class specifically coincides with the three waves of the KKK. Nashid Madyun: So we present the derogatory material in the face of the public and say, this is how it was, and this is why it was, you had people who feared this rise. Nashid Madyun: And so. You can interpret it how you want to, but we presented based on the information we have. We could talk about the rise of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, the introduction of dentists and lawyers, the Harlem Renaissance, the Chicago Renaissance, all of these movements just so happened to coincide with the exact time frames of these waves of the KKK. And that's what's going on. And so I don't believe that any part of our history, whether slave chains or breathing beds or KKK robes should be hidden. The depth and breadth of the collection enables The Museum to tell a much broader story than just a historical house -- or a museum that is tied to a single event. For museums that interpret Black history, that’s still somewhat rare, but Madyun sees it as the beginning of a trend. Nashid Madyun: I've been in museums for 20 years and when I came into museums all the museums, the majority were mainstream, there were only a few African American museums. If there was an African American museum, it was an African American historic house, right? And so the idea that a major story can be told by a small museum in our new virtual world is possible. Nashid Madyun: It was not possible 10 years ago. Definitely not possible 20 years ago. So we have the opportunity. Unfortunately, we still need to catch up to the digitization that’s needed so that we can compete. Major museums, some city museums, you know, especially art museums, they receive city funding, even if they're attached to universities. And now we're starting to see that happen with the Black museums. And my role is to take advantage of these resources and bridge the gap. Madyun says that part of the gap is technological -- that museums are always trying to catch up to where visitors are. An example that he cites is seeing his student visitors not being able to read cursive handwriting. Nashid Madyun: We had an exhibit last year that we thought was wonderful and opened it up. And the students are coming in and looking at manumission, actual bills of sales from slaves, you know, former slaves buying their sisters and brothers and wives, buying their freedom. And so we're waiting for that jaw dropping expression, and they're looking at it like it's art. Nashid Madyun: I'm like, “oh, they don't know how to read cursive writing!” Here's a letter from Zora Neale Hurston talking about her ex and going through that divorce, you know, she's from Florida, understanding that the cost of a slave was $800 and pulling these details that you would normally get. And there's a generation gap. I'm in my forties and beyond, but the new generation that are not learning to write long form or manuscript or cursive writing. So now we're able to go back and look at some of these exhibits and enhance them and align them properly. It turns out, the museum has time to go back and enhance some of the exhibits because of the pandemic. Nashid Madyun: Because of the time we live in with the pandemic the idea of digitization has, really been propelled into a stage that is front and center. People were at home doing summer wondering what they could do. They wish they could go visit the museum. You've had three or four years to get to the museum in your hometown. Now we wouldn't really want to get out and get to the museum. We began to walk through the museums and pull out artifacts and have virtual tours. It's been a very good, very productive summer. Partly because we've had no guests so we've been able to focus on all of these very practical logistical projects. And we're going to come out a nice polished, shiny diamond able to look at K through 20. So the students on campus and the counties that surround us, the exhibits will be aligned to support curriculums. Students and teachers will be able to go to our website and pull down scavenger hunt and coloring pages or discussion questions and see artifacts to help illuminate that. The Meek-Eaton Southeastern Regional Black Archives Research Center and Museum is part of the Florida African American Heritage Network, which we discussed in episode 85 of this show. For Madyun, the increased focus on Black museums in the state and the slow progress towards more historic markers on Black history are stepping stones. Nashid Madyun: It's a stepping stone. These are the first step into establishing and acknowledging stores sometimes. And hopefully stories are our objective, but at the least you are able to identify the initial point of interest and organizations, nonprofits, grassroots communities can come together and expound on that. Whether they erect a structure, a walking park, an activity, but across the South specifically, and I'm from Arkansas, across the South, it's been wonderful to see places that have monuments, or a historic house, or parks or demonstrations where there was once just a marker. [Outro]

A message by James Eaton

In today's ep the lads talk with Lego Masters Australia Contestant and Comedian Jimmy James Eaton about expensive lego sets, stand up comedy and Darragh's sandwich story...again. Support the podcast! ko-fi.com/awfullyirish Join the discord! https://discord.gg/kkZbtmE Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/awfullyirishpodcast/ Like us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/awfullyirishpodcast/

Maturity, taming the tongue, COVID-19 updates, and a few of Robbie's newfound hobbies.  Want to submit a question for next week? Visit https://hf.church/questions  

James Eaton takes you on a musical journey to the edge of the planet!

James Eaton takes us to the very outer limit of the earth with his eclectic music choices!

Circle leader notes for week 3 of God...So What? series. This goes along with Craig Barber's message called The Power of God.  Speaker: Daniel Thomas and James Eaton

Leader podcast for God...So What? week 2. We hope this audio content is helpful to you as you lead your circle gatherings!  Speaker: Daniel Thomas and James Eaton

LEGO Masters contestant and comedian Jimmy James Eaton lives with his LEGO-mad wife Maddy - his LEGO Masters teammate - in a LEGO filled house... and this week Dan pops in and nerds out. What was the audition like for the show? How has LEGO shaped us children of the 80s and 90s? And is Dan responsible for Jimmy's marriage? All will be revealed!

This week on the podcast Sammy is joined for a very special episode by LEGO Masters Jimmy James Eaton and Maddy Tyers plus returning guests Tosh Greenslade and Rhi Down. It's a really funny episode and if you don't listen well, you're a fool and you're probably not even reading this anyway.Follow Maddy on instagram: @MaddyTyersFollow Jimmy on instagram & twitter: @JimmyJamesEatonFollow Tosh on instagram & twitter: @ToshGreensladeFollow Rhi on instagram & twitter: @RhiDownFollow Sammy on twitter: @MrSammyPFollow us on instagram: @ConfessionsOfTheIdiots See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I have some problems with a bridge troll named Johnlennon. But I'm sure we can work it out.Guest: Jimmy James Eatonjimmyjameseaton.comFather-In-Law Cinema Club PodcastGot an idea for who you’d like to see on the show next? Tweet at us on @fairiespodCheck all of the other podcasts on That’s Not Canon Productions See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I have some problems with a bridge troll named Johnlennon. But I'm sure we can work it out.Guest: Jimmy James Eatonjimmyjameseaton.comFather-In-Law Cinema Club PodcastGot an idea for who you’d like to see on the show next? Tweet at us on @fairiespodCheck all of the other podcasts on That’s Not Canon Productions

This is a very special CHRISTMAS EPISODE of the podcast with crowd favourites Rik Brown and Jimmy James Eaton. Sorry for shouting about the Christmas bit - I'm just very excited.This podcast is part of the Nearly Podcasting Network: nearly.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 4 - Church Online Roundtable with Jay Kranda (CA) and George Holleway (Texas). On this episode of WKLY you can hear some of an episode from the Church Online Roundtable with Jay Kranda, George Holleway, and James Eaton (host of WKLY). You can see the whole episode (with video) of the Church Online Roundtable here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEXiaVWO4u4 Jay Kranda - https://twitter.com/JayKranda George Holleway - https://twitter.com/GeorgeHolleway James Eaton - https://twitter.com/jameseaton WKLY Podcast - https://twitter.com/WKLY_pod Next week..... Arizona! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wkly-podcast/support

My guest this week is Chris Norris. Chris live in Pennsylvania and works at Mercyhurst University and is also an Online Campus Pastor at McLane Church ( http://www.mclanechurch.org ) We had a great conversation about church online, community, building relationships, and the power of social media to reach out to those in need. If you want to follow Chris(which you totally should), you can find him on these channels. twitter - https://twitter.com/cnorris_10 instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cnorris_10/ blog - http://christopherjnorris.com As always, you can follow WKLY on twitter(https://twitter.com/WKLY_pod ) and follow me (James Eaton) on twitter ( https://twitter.com/jameseaton ). Thanks for listening to this podcast. This season on WKLY I am having 50 conversations with 50 people from 50 states. If you know someone (or maybe its you!) who should be on this podcast, reach out on twitter and let's set up a conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wkly-podcast/support

How does your online church fit with your local church? In this week’s podcast, we are joined by James Eaton, Online Director of Highlands Fellowship. James provides us with some wisdom on how to lead an online church and what the end goal for their online church  is. James also shares how an online church can cater to small groups and the services he uses for live streaming. Is your local church considering going online? Share your thoughts with us! Use the hashtag #SMCPodcast on your posts.   Show Notes: My StreamSpot James Eaton  Highlands Fellowship Church Highlands Fellowship Facebook Page Vimeo TVApp.church Alexa Skill

#04. First time pitching! by James Eaton

Episode 1. Welcome to a new podcast endeavor. My name is James Eaton, and this is an audio documentary about my endeavor to start a digital media company. 3 weeks ago, no one knew this idea existed (other than myself. Seriously, I had a dream about starting this company... more on that in coming episodes). Follow along as I document this 9-week Entreupanuer journey with my Co.Starters cohort in Kingsport, TN.

Whilst growing up James had a deep sense that something about life didn’t add up. Unsure about what exactly that something was he tried to ‘fit in’ and graduated in Maths from Oxford University. It didn’t work. He then began … Continue reading →

Let’s start with a diss from Greg. Bourbon Curious. Medicinal whiskey. The new book “Bourbon.” Fred’s Albuquerque connection. “A passionate lover of carne adovada.” Fred’s Derby Museum work. Photo by James Eaton. Download Episode 99.

Steele chats with Xavier & Jimmy about their Star Wars stand up bits, chat far too much about Bossk's footwear financing and take some great auidience questions. CLASSIC EPISODE SIZZLE! TO HEAR THE FULL EPISODE AND HUNDREDS OF SUPPORTER EXCLUSIVE EPISODES BECOME A STEELE WARS SUPPORTER ON PATREON! Enjoy all our bonus shows and full back catalogue direct to the podcast player or app of your choice while ensuring the continuing production of the Steele Wars Star Wars podcast. Bonus content shows include Making Steele Wars, Steele Wars Live Movie Commentaries, Live Call In Bonus Show, Patreon Q&A Show, full length insert free versions of all Steele Wars episodes and Gonk & Steele's Trash Compactor (when Gonk isn't so busy). www.patreon.com/SteeleWars LISTEN LIVE AND PARTICPATE IN THE STEELE WARS CALL I N SHOW STREAMLIVE BlogTalkRadio.com/SteeleWars CALL IN (646) 668-8360 USA SKYPE IN +1 (646) 668-8360 WORLDWIDE www.SteeleWars.com www.SteeleWars.com/iTunes YOU CAN HELP Steele Wars a sweet 5 star review on iTunes or plug the show on Facebook or Twitter. I really appreciate it. TheMidichlorianCount.com IT'S THE ONION FOR STAR WARS FANS! YOUR SNOKE THEORY SUCKS T-SHIRTS & STICKERS HAVE YOU SEEN HIM T-SHIRTS & STICKERS Purchasing through iTunes or Amazon? PLEASE USE THESE LINKS iTunes Amazon GET A FREE STAR WARS AUDIO BOOK & HELP SUPPORT THE SHOW!FOR A FREE 1 MONTH AUDIBLE TRIAL AND A FREE AUDIBLE BOOK CLICK Get an audiobook of your choice, free, with a 30-day trial. Cancel before your trial ends and you will not be charged. Listen to Steele's award winning comedy podcast: I Love Green Guide Letterswww.ilovegreenguideletters.comFollow the podcast:

Aussie comedian Jimmy James Eaton & I talk about growing up in Western Australia, the weirdness of watching porn with your mates, burlesque versus the strippers(I still don’t get the point of strippers) and whether all flight attendants are gay.  

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