Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie staples

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/lgbtq-studies

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/european-studies

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We close Pride Month of 2023 with Jamie Staples talking about queer mysticism. This includes instances in medieval Christianity where an embodied and erotic experience of life, within and between persons, became the basis for an apprehension of divinity. The conversation particularly focuses on the poem “Dark Night of the Soul” by 16th century Spanish poet St. John of the Cross and the work of 14th-15th century English mystic Margery Kempe. Jamie shares his own story to show how queer mysticism can offer resources from within Christianity to build a personal and communitarian politics against fundamentalist discrimination and hatred. Starting this fall, Jamie Staples will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Medieval English literature at Trinity College in Hartford. His research takes seriously the productive intersection of mystical theology and poetry in the development of alternative modes of critical thinking in the late Middle Ages. He's recently written two articles focused more specifically on the queer mysticism that he will be discussing today, one on the fifteenth-century Book of Margery Kempe, published in Romanic Review, and the other on the fourteenth-century poem Cleanness, published in Exemplaria. Image: © 2023 Saronik Bosu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/christian-studies

Today's guest on CPG is one of the most popular Twitch streamers in the world and PartyPoker sponsored pro Jaime Staples.As of this episode's release, Jaime has cashed for over $1.5 million in combined online & live poker tournaments with no sign of slowing down anytime soon.Today's conversation with Jaime is gonna travel to some uncomfortable territory as we have a frank discussion about invisible suffering hiding in plain sight all around us. Unfortunately, this is an area where your humble podcast host has infinitely more questions than answers, but that doesn't mean it's a topic unworthy of dragging into the light.It does beg some uncomfortable questions, though:If you catch Poker Greatness, what can you DO with it that helps alleviate the suffering of your fellow man?And what do you do if you realize that there are some problems much too big for any one person to tackle alone?Perhaps this conversation will set up a future Philosophical Friday discussion with Duncan on moving beyond a zero-sum game into the realm of * gasp*... non-zero sum games or win-wins.If this intro feels like you're getting set up for something heavy, don't worry too much… we're also gonna spend an ample amount of time diving into the wide world of everything poker.And if you happened to miss my earlier episode with Jaime or a very early episode with his brother Matt… I'd highly suggest checking out those Greatness Bomb dripping conversations as soon as you're done listening to this one.Now, without any further Ado, I bring to you one of the most thoughtful and noble poker ambassadors in the world… Jaime Staples.

Today’s guest on the Chasing Poker Greatness podcast is one of the pioneers and most recognizable faces in the world of Twitch poker streaming Jamie Staples.Jaime and his younger brother Matt (Who’s a former CPG guest) are PartyPoker sponsored pros and I wanna say a couple of things straight away:1) I had never met or interacted with Jaime in any way before he and I had this conversation.2) It became painfully obvious to me as our conversation went on as to why he has such a massive following: The man is as authentic and as genuine as it gets.He’s a man who cares about having a positive impact on the folks he crosses paths with, and wants to leave poker in a much better place than he found it.In my opinion, these are the folks we ought to be championing and supporting as much as humanly possible if we truly want poker to survive and thrive far into the future.In today’s episode, you’re going to learn:- Why you’re destined for failure if money is your sole driving force to improve at this game.- How younger brother Matt REALLY began working at Poker Staples Worldwide.- How a big public failure involving a prop bet with Bill Perkins has caused Jaime to examine the root causes of unhealthy lifestyle decisions.- And much, MUCH more!So, without any further ado, I bring to you a man after my own heart who won me over as a fan for life through a single interaction … Jaime Staples.

In this episode, your host Jamie Staples, a professional poker player, Twitch streamer, and YouTuber, shares the latest information about partypoker updates. He gives some valuable fast-forward cash game strategy adjustments to make to your game so you can read your opponents, keep your mind sharp, and understand the psychology behind the game. Tune in to hear Jamie’s thoughts on pre-game warm-ups – and hear what to expect on upcoming shows. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:40 – 04:15 – Information about the partypoker software updates in September, future improvements, and player feedback. 04:15 – 06:30 - Fast-forward cash game strategy adjustments: People play too tight in many spots, there’s a psychology around the strategy, and find reads. 06:30 – 08:30 - Fast-forward is a flexible format – there’s no need for marathon sessions – so consider taking breaks and finding ways to keep your mind sharp. 08:30 – 12:20 - On warm-ups and how we can learn from other competitive sports and games; as poker players, mindset warm-ups and game activation could be beneficial. 12:20 – 16:40 - On the partypoker charity tournament, retweet and donation link for the Bahamas. 16:40 – 19:00 - The upcoming “Hero of the Week” segment and some upcoming events. 3 Key Points Partypoker always welcomes player feedback about the site changes. Adjust your fast-forward cash game strategy and keep your mind fresh. Try a pre-game warm-up before your next session!

In this episode, Joey Ingram, author, content creator, poker player and host of the award-winning poker podcast Poker Life Podcast, talks about where poker is headed and why he’s so passionate about it. Jeff and Joey discuss his book, Chasing the Poker Dream, his podcast, and his viral MMA investigation video. Listen in to hear Joey share his thoughts on legalized poker, surrounding yourself with positivity, and how studying still determines your effectiveness in the game. Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 02:30 – Introducing Joey and his journey 02:40 – He was born outside of Chicago and moved to Chicago when he was 21; he had no money and lived with roommates 03:45 – His family isn’t involved in his poker journey 04:14 – He started playing poker at 19-20 years old; he lost money online and at the casino repeatedly 05:02 – He found Two Plus Two and started learning; he began to build up his bank roll, started playing on Poker Stars, and quit his job 06:02 – He has had ridiculous swings and is comfortable not having a lot of money 07:20 – He switched to PLO and has done 24-table no-limit hold ‘em 08:35 – Joey’s book Chasing the Poker Dream 09:00 – The book goes into the qualities of a successful poker player and what separates them from the rest 10:44 – He dedicates his life now to producing content and he’s happy with that 13:45 – Joey’s view on player, company, and media marketing improvements 14:11 – Joey believes poker player are marketed poorly on all outlets; outlets feud with each other and there isn’t much promotion and support 18:15 – He believes poker isn’t going to have a comeback; he thinks companies don’t care about it and doubts higher-ups even play 19:50 – He’s disappointed by the lack of policing and bots on sites and believes they have no way of policing and protecting their cash games 20:54 – He believes bots are rampant on sit-and-gos; he believes you can’t win cash games and can win tournaments because there are still bad players there 22:14 – He doesn’t support ACR for cash games and says the best place to play might be PP poker clubs; Global Poker may be a good option 24:25 – He plays online but has refocused on marketing poker; he’s doubtful of the future of American poker 27:15 – He’s stepped outside of poker and witnessed how much better the media and marketing is in poker 28:00 - He’s inspired to create content that excites people and players again while still being real and honest 32:15 – He understands the negativity in tournaments because players live tournament-by-tournament, game-by-game, paycheck-to-paycheck 32:50 – There are great things about the game, but the other side is not always positive 34:00 – Joey’s thoughts on short-deck: it’s a niche game and probably won’t catch on 35:00 – He loves Poker Central and Poker Stars and understands why Doug left poker 42:15 – Response to a comment calling Joey a “dick” 42:21 – He believes it was because of his ACR comment; he spent so much time on ACR and the investigation 44:42 – He believes Jeff gets the best side of these big companies and sites; he’s still extremely concerned about the bots operating on the sites right now 46:55 – He believes no one is taking a stance against the corruption on poker sites 47:45 – Joey’s stance on prop-bets 49:15 – He lost most of his bets this year 50:00 – His won many prop-bets over the course of his career 53:15 – He doesn’t talk about what he studies, learns or cares about; he cares about the qualities needed to become successful at life 54:00 – When he started the podcast 4-5 years ago, he didn’t have a YouTube channel; he wanted something with high-level discussion 55:15 – He did PLO and WSOP events because it’d be good for business and validating 56:54 – People use numbers and metrics to validate others in poker; Joey doesn’t operate that way but understands that it’s hard to track anything else 58:25 – Joey talks about Jamie Staples; Jeff heard that Jamie felt attacked by Joey when he signed on to Stars 59:00 – Joey clarified that he doesn’t determine what someone does or doesn’t deserve; he admires Jamie’s work ethic and success 01:00:18 – He doesn’t care who gets sponsored and doesn’t waste time talking about others behind their back 01:06:51 – On PLO 01:07:00 – He believes it’s growing but will never pass hold ‘em 01:07:15 – How he responds to people who believe poker is a “zero sum game” 01:07:50 – He recently received a message from someone who said Joey brightens his life; he’s gotten millions of views and listens and gives knowledge to improve lives 01:09:16 – There are many ways to impact people; Joey believes he is doing his part 01:11:42 – People must create the opportunity for themselves to make a difference and impact others. 01:14:30 – On Joey’s podcast 01:14:52 – There are many things he knows he could do to improve his podcast 01:15:30 – He loves the conversations he has on the podcast and has learned so much from his guests 01:17:12 – He believes his podcast work hurts him overall; if a podcast doesn’t do well it affects the algorithm 01:18:35 – He’s made many connections in poker but could build up a brand around the podcast 01:19:32 – On his MMA investigation viral video 01:20:23 – It gave him confidence in the content he can produce across any field; he feels committed to being a voice in poker 01:22:15 – Thoughts on The Thirst Lounge 01:22:45 – He admires Bill Perkins and considers the conversation they had life-changing 01:24:50 – He’s surprised Bill’s Bahamas trip wasn’t covered on sites and in the media 01:26:26 – Joey’s 5-10 year outlook 01:26:48 – He’d like to be in charge of the WSOP someday so he can control scams; he’d put the event in a great light 01:28:22 – He does everything himself and isn’t good at organization or planning 01:30:30 – Joey’s thoughts on club GTO 01:30:45 – He says it’s a way of life; he is always looking to improve and grow 01:32:01 – His most pivotal moment was when he stopped 24 tabling 01:32:22 – If you focus in, you’ll be more successful, present, and focused 01:33:21 – He’s trying to increase awareness of big poker events; he’s shifting his strategy when he speaks 01:34:32 – He’s studying up to figure out what he wants to do 01:35:48 – How PLO and hold ‘em has changed over the past 5 years 01:36:11 – Mid-stakes players are using strategies that high-stakes players used to deploy; resources for PLO have increased 01:40:22 – His thoughts on legalized poker 01:41:33 – Poker Stars is becoming a global dominant leader and their strategy is genius; they’ve taken the loudest voices in poker and signed them to be ambassadors 01:42:37 – The ambassadors build content and have trusted followers who listen 01:50:00 – Final takeaways: Surround yourself with positivity and study 3 Key Points There are great things about poker but it’s important to remember the balance and recognize both sides. Create a positive and inspiring environment for yourself. Find a way of life that works best for your personal success, presence, and focus.  Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website – Jeff Gross Poker Gaming and Strategy Site – Two Plus Two Joey’s Book – Chasing the Poker Dream Poker Central - Website Viral MMA investigation – YouTube Video  

Sarah Herring and Jeff Platt are reunited to start this episode of the PokerNews Podcast. They preview the US Poker Open and dive into the other top stories in the poker world.  PokerStars Players Championship Winner Ramon Colillas signs a deal with PokerStars, Justin Bonomo wins a big tournament on PokerStars, and Jeff and Sarah discuss Jeff Gross and Jamie Staples leaving PokerStars. So, basically, an entire segment devoted to...PokerStars!   All the online poker talk is a perfect transition to bringing Phil Galfond on the show. The poker superstar tells us about the first week of public beta for his site, Run It Once, and expands on what his goals are for the future.  This week's sponsor: Natural8!

In this episode, Arlie Shaban, full-time poker player and Twitch streamer, talks about what it was like to stream 125 days in a row for 8 hours a day – a total of 1,000 hours – and get challenged by Poker Stars. Elliot and Arlie discuss extreme tilts, online trolls, and how he has learned to control his temper during a bad beat. Listen in to hear an Enterprise Rent-a-Car employee turned full-time poker player share his journey to becoming a professional player and progress on the “12 Labors of Arlie” Poker Stars challenge. Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Arlie Shaban is a Twitch streamer who has just been challenged by PokerStars for a chance to win a $30,000 Platinum Pass 01:20 – Arlie's Introduction 01:30 – Arlie's been playing poker full-time for 15 months; he hated working a regular job and loved poker 02:30 – He had a mentor to learn Twitch and Twitch poker; he went through the Max-Value Training Program 03:35 – Starting in November of 2017 he streamed 125 days in a row for a total of 1000 hours; he has an intense work ethic and went all-in 04:25 – Now he's a full-time Twitch poker streamer 04:40 – What it was like to stream 125 days in a row, 8 hours a day 04:43 – He was confident and over-prepared; it was harder than he thought but he wasn't willing to fail 06:50 – The challenges Arlie faced 07:00 – Arlie can grind for months; he thought that would translate well to streaming, but he completely underestimated its intensity and negativity 07:32 – He thought since he was on Big Brother Canada, he could handle anything; but he found streaming draining and distracting 09:30 – You have less time to study when you're streaming; he stopped studying for a while 10:05 – Study and play hours 10:15 – He's not consistent and doesn't have a set schedule 12:23 – This past month he was at an 85% ROI; he's up almost $4,000 and plays small $22 games and below 12:45 – The 12 Labors of Arlie challenge 13:10 –Poker Stars noticed his 1,000-hour challenge 14:00 – He later did a 43-hour stream and got 1,400 followers 14:45 – Poker Stars challenged him to the 12 Labors of Arlie, which were 12 random challenges 15:22 – He's on challenge 5 now and just found out that the challenge is for a $30,00 platinum pass 16:30 – Breaking down the challenges 17:00 – Jamie Staples, the Twitch “Granddaddy,” set-up inspiration and things to do to improve his streaming and brand 18:30 – Mindset improvement challenge: He must clip when he has a bad beat and record himself having a positive reaction 19:30 – Arlie has intense swings and thought that'd be his barrier to entry in poker 20:10 – He realized that if he wanted to become a professional he would need to teach himself to not have negative reactions 21:05 – He understands poker enough to play without emotions affecting him 21:30 – As an MTT player, you should understand that you will have bad beats 22:00 – Play your best and you'll be profitable over time 22:30 – As he's gotten better and made more money, his reactions have improved 23:25 – Down time and study time is critical for success; playing 8 hours a day every day isn't sustainable over time 24:40 – Consistency is key 24:55 – The most extreme tilt he's had was with chats; he used to have a fan near his bed that he'd break 26:15 – He'd lose it over super-small stakes; he turned off chats for years because he knew how much it impacted him 27:10 – Where to find Arlie: Arlie.tv 3 Key Points Mentorship and training programs can help you improve your game faster. It's important to balance your study and play time. Unchecked negative emotions will hinder your success. Contact/Resources Twitch site: Arlie.tv Podcast Production, Editing, Show Notes & Transcript by Podcastily

Jason Mo is back on to discuss all things Entrepeneur Life, GPL/Pokerstars,  1 Million Euro One Drop,  Future JMO life plans, and more :D  Timestamps: JMO shots fired: 5:11 AD 33:52 Jamie Staples 35:14 obese people 36:01 obese people staking application 1:10:03 Monaco 1:45:55 SHMarathon except Jeff Gross 2:27:26 durrrrrr general: 2:05 his last pokerlife podcast? 3:19 #entrepreneurlife  5:40 GPL 7:53 #entrepreneurlife incident 23:03 betting on GPL 25:35 Jamie Staples – new GPL commentator 30:32 beginnings on 2p2 34:15 fine dining overdose 37:09 twitch poker 43:38 One Drop Extravaganza 48:20 KasinoKrime investment video 54:35 stakeduel/youstake investment problems 1:08:36 alleged Guy – Macau incident 1:11:21 runitonce poker 1:15:31 amaya 2016 1:22:31 bovada allegations 1:25:35 multiaccounting / Hastings incident 1:31:40 collusion 1:39:25 personal life 1:46:30 poker economy 1:54:40 upcoming events 2:09:44 ----- FIRST COMPLIMENT EVER 2:10:48 Doug – Ben86 incident 2:24:07 Viffer – Deeb incident aha: 1:59:02 connections fun: 1:40:45 house tour 1:52:13 crown highstakes PLO story 2:02:00 sexual harassment club 2:05:40 documentary “the great happiness space” 2:18:25 degen story 2:23:22 F-M-K

Jason Mo recounts the Barcelona Shuffle that took place to him at EPT Barcelona, takes shots at everyone and gets the Jamie Staples fans very upset