Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy shaw

Experience the Knob Creek Conservancy: Nature Trails and History in Hodgenville, Kentucky.Welcome to another exciting episode of the Outdoor Adventure Series podcast! Today, we're thrilled to bring you a conversation with two exceptional guests, Jimmy Shaw and Jim B. Phelps, representing the historic destination of Hodgenville, Kentucky, and the Knob Creek Conservancy.Jimmy hails from an area rich in history, with deep roots tracing back to Abraham Lincoln. Known for its charming small-town vibe, the community boasts eateries offering classic short-order meals. Jimmy takes pride in his region's heritage, where visitors can explore a museum dedicated to Lincoln, indulging in the historical richness the area is celebrated for.Jim B. has lived in Hodginville nearly his whole life. After attending college in Lexington, KY, he returned to his hometown to pursue a career in education. His journey took an unexpected turn when his father became the mayor, leading to the rediscovery of unused city property at McDougal Lake.Jimmy and Jim B. share their deep roots in the community and their passionate efforts to promote this hidden gem with other community leaders. You'll hear how the Knob Creek Conservancy has transformed unused land into a thriving hub for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, mountain biking, and more against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty.TOPICS DISCUSSEDHistory of HodgenvilleImportance of Abraham Lincoln's birthplace and boyhood homeHistorical context and significance of LaRue County and HodgenvilleKnob Creek ConservancyFormation and development of McDougal LakeCreation of hiking trails and conservancy effortsCommunity and educational involvementOutdoor and Recreational OpportunitiesDetails about trail systems and outdoor activitiesLocal Events and AttractionsDowntown attractions and eventsLincoln Jamboree, Lincoln Days festival, and local shopsConnections to other regional attractionsNotable places like Bardstown and Fort KnoxConcluding RemarksInvitation and hospitality for visitorsCONNECT HODGENVILLE AND THE KNOB CREEK CONSERVANCYTo see everything Hogenville and the Knob Creek Conservancy has to offer, check out their website at https://visithodgenville.com and  https://www.knobcreekconservancy.org, and their social channels for the latest updates:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/knobcreekconservancyNEXT STEPSVisit us at https://outdooradventureseries.com. We welcome likes, comments, and shares.KEYWORDSVisit Hodgenville, Knob Creek Conservancy, Lincoln's birthplace, Outdoor Adventure Series, Podcast#VisitHodgenville #KnobCreekConservancy #LincolnBirthplace#OutdoorAdventures #Podcast My Favorite Podcast Tools: Production by Descript Hosting Buzzsprout Show Notes by Castmagic Website powered by Podpage Be a Podcast Guest by PodMatch

If you only have one Lord...why is that hard to tell during an election season?This week, Jimmy Shaw--a Shepherd at West Side--invites us to consider what it means to claim ultimate allegiance to Jesus Christ.The sermon today is titled "One Lord: The Supreme Allegiance Which Unites Us." It is the sixth installment in our series "City Lights: Bearing Witness To A Culture In Crisis." The Scripture reading is from 1 Corinthians 1:2 (ESV). Originally preached by Jimmy Shaw at the West Side Church of Christ (Searcy, AR) on September 22, 2024. All lessons fit under one of 5 broad categories: Begin, Discover, Grow, Learn, and Serve. This sermon is filed under LEARN: Christian Scripture.Click here if you would like to watch the sermon.I'd love to connect with you!Watch sermons and find transcripts at nathanguy.com.Follow along each Sunday through YouTube livestream and find a study guide and even kids notes on the sermon notes page.Follow me @nathanpguy (facebook/instagram/twitter)Subscribe to my email newsletter on substack.

Twenty years ago, Metric burst onto the scene with an undeniably infectious album called “Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?” Metric's Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw tell Tom about the early days of the band, their unlikely hit that changed everything, and their new album, “Formentera II.”

Dr. Jimmy Shaw is a husband, father, educator, and superintendent at Florence City Schools in Florence, Alabama. [Dr. Shaw](https://youtu.be/xJLOn9QDFLU), [Dr. Pam](https://youtu.be/HExCKOPDXmI), and I met December 2016 through Breathe University where we learned to challenge each other regardless of title or position. This episode highlights why casting a personal and community vision is so critical regardless of where you currently are. Watched the Full Episode https://youtu.be/xJLOn9QDFLU Contact/ Follow Dr. Jimmy Shaw, IG: @davisshaw, LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawjimmy Contact/ Follow Asher Tchoua, IG: @itsmytimepodcast, Website: itsMyTimePodcast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asher-tchoua0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asher-tchoua0/support

Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw stop by the studio to talk about their show at Budweiser Stage on August 26th with Interpol and Bartees Strange, and their new album Formentera. 

Leadership can be demanding, hard and taxing. Join a conversation with ORU alumnus, Jimmy Shaw as we talk about how to grow in leadership endurance. If you want to run the marathon of leadership and life well, then you will definitely want to take notes from this episode.

Indie rock royalty joins us on the pod today, as our guests are Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw from Metric! The Canadian indie-rock icons have been at it for over 20 years, winning both hearts and JUNO awards along the way. After letting go of what they could not control over the last 18-24 months, they recently released their brilliant eighth studio record Formentera. In today's episode, we're speaking with Emily and Jimmy about why this is some of their most urgent work yet, the return of Indie Sleaze, songwriting during COVID, living in a New York left with members of Yeah Yeah Yeahs & TV on the Radio, and if they play to visit Oz anytime soon.You can buy Formentera here.You can listen to Metric here.Metric Instagram: @metricMetric Facebook: @metricThanks again to Metric for their time. We also want to give a special shout out to Jo from Jo Corbett Publicity for her assistance with this episode.You can help support This Song Is Yours at our Patreon here.You can follow us on the socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyoursTSIY FB: @thissongisyoursTSIY TikTok: @thissongisyours See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They're not many bands out there who can say that they excel at challenging listeners, let alone themselves. But legendary Canadian indie band Metric have done just that and the proof is all over their latest offering, Formentera; the band's 8th album. Named after an idyllic island off the coast of Spain, the album explores that universal desire to escape from the madness of life. But is that even possible, especially during a time where so much is in our faces, 24/7? Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw join me on the first summer bonus episode that'll bridge seasons 4 and 5 (which begins in September). Metric will be touring North America extensively this summer and autumn, be sure to visit ilovemetric.com for all tour dates.

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Cortni Richardson, and Jimmy Shaw. Sitting in on this episode is Ed Faunce and Jerry. The interview with and featured guest is comedian Doug Arnold. You can find show notes for this episode at the following link: https://amosmag.com/2021/05/24/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-doug-arnold/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, Cortni Richardson, and Jimmy Shaw. Interview with the band, Dwarf Among Midgets.Adult-flavored comedy plus a defense of the movie “Spice World.” This podcast includes mature language and humor. Themes: comedy, music, interviews. To podcast or advertise with us, please email amosmagdotcom@gmail.com. For show notes and additional information on this episode, visit the following link: https://amosmag.com/2021/04/10/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-dwarf-among-midgets/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Leonard Pigg, Cortni Richardson, and Jimmy Shaw. This episode now with 100 percent more chicky nuggies. Oh! And Fancy Sauce. Pop culture and conversation with the standard excellent WOK humor. You can take the poll for this episode and check out the show notes at https://amosmag.com/2021/03/30/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-peter-tingles/ Email: amosmagdotcom@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. Interview with Saundra Edgell. The business of stand-up comedy. Plus celeb gossip. For additional information and all show notes, please visit https://amosmag.com/2021/01/27/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-saundra-edgell-im-a-burner/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

While writing the music for what would become Metric's 2015 record, Pagans in Vegas, front-woman Emily Haines traveled to Nicaragua and Spain, while guitarist Jimmy Shaw holed up at home in Toronto and fiddled with the knobs on synthesizers and pedals. The result of this mashed-up approach to songwriting is an album with tight, taut songwriting, but also the surface sheen of krautrock and 80s synth-rock idols. The band stops by the studio to play a few songs and talk about their latest approach to record-making.

Go behind the scenes with the cast of Canary Currency. By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, Cortni Richardson, and Jimmy Shaw. Sponsored by Anchor. FOR SHOW NOTES, PLEASE VISIT https://amosmag.com/2020/12/27/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-canary-currency-cast-of-rappers/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw.Pop culture + law and order + TV + stuff. The boys discuss. Show notes: https://amosmag.com/2020/12/13/the-waste-of-kokomo-podcast-no-rapero-blanco/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. Interview and rangy, broad, interesting chat with Brandon Pitcher from Blue Circle Shops in Kokomo. For show notes please visit https://amosmag.com/2020/11/21/the-waste-of-kokomo-podcast-brandon-pitcher/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. Today's guest is chef Samantha Bushong. For show notes, please visit the following link https://amosmag.com/2020/11/13/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-bu-shangs-eats-i-did-it-all-for-the-gnocchi/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part I: Heat Challenge 2020 Part II: Principal and comedian Randy Maurer. By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. For Show Notes, please visit https://amosmag.com/2020/11/02/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-the-principals-pepper-punishment/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

An interview with Martha Warner, writer, editor, social media manager, and educator. By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. For show notes, please follow this link: https://amosmag.com/2020/10/28/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-ghost-writer-among-us/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. Show notes: https://amosmag.com/2020/10/15/waste-of-kokomo-movies-crop-dusting-and-sex-as-a-diet/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. For show notes and to take this episode's poll, please visit https://amosmag.com/2020/09/16/waste-of-kokomo-podcast-joint-life-with-jason-arnold/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Waste of Kokomo podcast returns with guest Shawn D. Hilton, owner of Kokomo's Comics Cubed and Grand Pooh-Bah of Kokomo-Con. Great interview featuring comic culture, cosplay, business chat, and all things geek. Plus bonus gossip from downtown Kokomo, Indiana. By Brian Blunt, Sean Delrymple, Leonard Pigg, and Jimmy Shaw. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw from  Metric talk about  hearing "Teardrop" by Massive Attack early in their musical partnership and how it inspired them, terrified them and helped them find a collaborative way of making music that still works for them today.

Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw from  Metric talk about  hearing "Teardrop" by Massive Attack early in their musical partnership and how it inspired them, terrified them and helped them find a collaborative way of making music that still works for them today.

On this episode of Missions Pulse, David Joannes interviews Jimmy Shaw, founder of Project Doxa, an organization committed to pioneering Gospel partnerships and equipping ministers and missionaries in strategic locations around the globe. See the full article here: https://davidjoannes.com/039jimmyshaw Links mentioned in the show: https://www.projectdoxa.com/ Make sure to subscribe to the audio version of Missions Pulse podcast on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher. Visit www.missionspulse.com for direct links.

País Finlandia Dirección Dome Karukoski Guion Aleksi Bardy, Noam Andrews Música Lasse Enersen, Hildur Guðnadóttir Fotografía Lasse Frank Johannessen Reparto Pekka Strang, Lauri Tilkanen, Seumas F. Sargent, Jessica Grabowsky, Taisto Oksanen, Jakob Oftebro, Niklas Hogner, Christian Sandström, Martin Bahne, Werner Daehn, Þorsteinn Bachmann, Jimmy Shaw, Kari Hietalahti, Jan Lindwall, Emanuel Claesson Sinopsis La película sigue los pasos de Touko Laaksonen, figura pionera de la cultura gay, que sufrió la opresión y homofobia durante su juventud. Volvió como héroe de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, pero la vida en Finlandia en tiempos de paz no fue como esperaba. Perseguido por su homosexualidad, se encontró sumergido en relaciones secretas y presionado para casarse con una mujer. Encontró una válvula de escape a través de su arte, especialmente por sus dibujos homoeróticos con un estilo marcado por musculados cuerpos masculinos vestidos de cuero. Su fama llegó a ser importante en Estados Unidos bajo su nombre artístico, "Tom of Finland".

We had the opportunity to interview The Beaches! "There has always been an undeniable, almost preternatural connection between The Beaches and music. Each member of the Toronto garage rock group remembers being drawn to their instrument casually until developing a specific, important need to create and perform their own work. Miller sisters Jordan and Kylie remember picking up the guitar as young as six years old, eventually going to practices together. Jordan admits that Sheryl Crow’s appearance on Kid Rock’s “Picture” was her inspiration to learn how to strum. Soon, the pair would find themselves immersed in their own original works. “We ended writing songs at an early age and found a passion for that,” Kylie says. Eliza Enman-McDaniel remembers being taught the guitar by her father at a young age, too. Her curiosity grew and from there she discovered other instruments, most importantly the drums, which she says she found in the comfort of her grandmother’s home. “My grandmother had a drum kit in her basement so I was able to go next door and play whenever I wanted, jamming on my own,” she says. And Leandra Earl had a connection so profound to the piano that, after 12 years of playing, she was going to dedicate her postsecondary education to classical piano. The sisters Miller, along with Eliza, would eventually become a band – a best friend’s dream. Casually, one day, while walking to school, Jordan and Kylie asked if Eliza would be interested in joining their band. “She came to our studio and we ended up jamming together. The three of us have been playing ever since then,” Kylie explains. The trio would then be in another band at the time called Done With Dolls—a pop punk creation by Disney affiliate, Family Channel. But, as Kylie explains, it really wasn’t exactly they wanted to do long-term. “In high school we decided to change our sound and the name of the band and that’s when we got our friend Leandra to join,” she says. This is the genesis of The Beaches. There is a real and important specialness to a group of young girls being drawn to rock and pop music as a creative pursuit. Their love of the genre and of forming a real relationship with their instruments—eventually foundational for their enormous fan base—was clear from the beginning. Named appropriately after the Toronto neighbourhood they all hail from, The Beaches is as authentically rock ‘n’ roll as it comes. Their 70s aesthetic, vivacious attitude, and electrifying sounds all fit harmoniously in a modern rock context. Rock music is an experience; it’s a visceral reaction to a moment, emotion, or a mood. And all of that is all built upon the foundation of live performance. The Beaches prioritize and emphasize instruments, not backing tracks, when they are onstage, beckoning their audience to go on a hypnotic journey only live music can accomplish. “When people come see us live, they are only going to hear that live version of the song,” Jordan says. “It’s going to be slightly different each time. And that’s sort of a powerful thing to experience.” The Beaches released their sizzling debut LP, Late Show, in October 2017 via Universal Music Group Canada. Late Show is representative of the band’s unity. After some time spent in Los Angeles, working on other tracks with a variety of rock and pop producers, The Beaches came back to Toronto, bringing the lessons of those sessions back with them. Working with Toronto Aughts rock legends Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw of Metric—and occasional Broken Social Scene members—The Beaches were able to truly define themselves as a rock ‘n’ roll project on their own turns. They are a fusion of past and present, defiantly placing them in a modern and future context where rock prevails. Now, on their newest EP, The Professional, out May 16, The Beaches have further evolved as songwriters and musicians. On The Professional, the band worked with legendary producer Garrett “Jacknife” Lee. Lee has worked with important modern pop and rock musicians like The Killers, Snow Patrol, Bloc Party, and U2, as well as produced Taylor Swift’s eponymous 2012 record, Red. “We pulled from a lot of different influences because [Lee] is such a talented musicians and pulls from so many different genres of music,” Kylie explains. “We referenced Blur, obviously The Strokes are big for us. We were also listening to James Brown and a lot of 70s funk records. We listened to David Bowie.” For “Fascination,” Jordan says she listened to and referenced The Bangles a bit, tapping into all-girl band rock history. Kylie continues: “[This EP is] definitely an evolution for us because it was a bit more of a collaborative experience, which we enjoy doing. Lee is such a lovely person and I feel like we all learned a lot about writing and music and grew as a band.” Lee, who had never been up to Toronto before in this capacity, worked on a couple songs with a group in the city. But the band, traveling back to Los Angeles for the first time since their early years trying on songs written by others, wrote the majority of the EP at Lee’s Topanga Canyon house. Perhaps there is a touch of California’s breeziness woven through this latest EP. There is an admirable quality for making music and creating a space for an audience to find themselves in based on your own positive experiences in the genre. For The Beaches, rock is refuge. And this is exactly what they are providing now to a new generation of hungry fans." Credits: Theme Song: Scott Russo & Design: Oscar Rodriguez We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/

Jimmy Shaw kicks off our series titled Hope For The World!

​In this sermon, our guest speaker Pastor Jimmy Shaw, founder of "Project Doxa", talks about the adventure of stepping out in faith and following Jesus. This adventure is open to all who would take that first step.

Dr. Jimmy Shaw shares glimpse into the All-Star cast of 'Take My Seat,' written & directed . by author/playwright, Mr. Darren J Butler; performed by the FAFA theatre students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG-DHaZDAa0&feature=youtu.be

Metric couldn’t care less about the zeitgeist. They're a rock band from Toronto sounding vibrant as can be, blasting through songs and proclaiming that now is not the time to retreat. Their latest album, "Art of Doubt," very much a rock record, with 12 essential songs powered by massive guitars and that blend of soaring synthesizers, mesmerizing rhythm and raw/smooth vocals that are instantly identifiable as Metric. The band took the BUILD stage to talk about the record and play a few songs.

FCS Superintendent Dr. Jimmy Shaw provides details on the recent high honor received by Florence High School.

It’s our 3rd annual Christmas Play! This year’s play is “A Christmas Carol”. Featuring the “Roy and Jimmy Theater Players”. Guests: Gus Arrendondo, Claudia Cortez, Sean Williams, Steve and Kathie Harbottle, Roy Brewster, Amy O’Neil, Donna Maine, Stephanie Bryjolfson, and Jimmy Shaw

In episode four of our first season, Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his friend Keith Wheeler. Keith has a very unique ministry where he literally carries a 12ft wooden cross around the globe sharing the Gospel. At the time of our recording, Keith was just about to pass a pretty major milestone (he has since passed it)…he will have walked with the cross more than 24,000 miles, which is the equivalent of circling the earth at the equator. It is a great discussion and we hope you enjoy the episode. Episode Links: Please take a second and check out Keith’s website at kw.org. We are selling some awesome gear over at projectdoxa.shop. You should definitely check it out and get yourself a new PD shirt…or two or three. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, we would love for you to do that today. We can’t do what we do at Project Doxa without your help. Please consider joining our team of monthly financial supporters.  Project Doxa Social Media: Twitter: @projectdoxa Facebook: facebook.com/projectdoxa Instagram: instagram.com/projectdoxa

In episode three of our first season, Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his former student Joel Maguire who has answered the call of God, and is serving full-time in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Joel shares a bit of his story and what he calls God’s “undoing of his person.” It is a great discussion and we hope you enjoy the episode. Episode Links: We are selling some awesome gear over at projectdoxa.shop. You should definitely check it out and get yourself a new PD shirt…or two or three. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, we would love for you to do that today. We can’t do what we do at Project Doxa without your help. Please consider joining our team of monthly financial supporters.  Project Doxa Social Media: Twitter: @projectdoxa Facebook: facebook.com/projectdoxa Instagram: instagram.com/projectdoxa

In episode two of our first season, Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his high school friend Mindy Russell about how God interrupted her life with His global mission. Mindy is a mom of three, who after a trip to Nicaragua, made a pretty big life shift to begin working full-time for a missions organization called Project Hope Worldwide. We hope you enjoy her story. Episode Links: You can find out more about Project Hope Worldwide on their website: projecthopeworldwide.org. We are selling some awesome gear over at projectdoxa.shop. You should definitely check it out and get yourself a new PD shirt…or two or three. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, we would love for you to do that today. We can’t do what we do at Project Doxa without your help. Please consider joining our team of monthly financial supporters.  Project Doxa Social Media: Twitter: @projectdoxa Facebook: facebook.com/projectdoxa Instagram: instagram.com/projectdoxa

In episode one of our first season, Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with pastor Tim Way about how the Gospel leads us to the poor. Pastor Tim is an incredible man of God, and we are excited that he will be leading a Project Doxa team to Uganda in June 2019...we would love for you to consider joining the team. We hope you enjoy the episode.  Episode Links: You can find out more about Pastor Tim's book here: iamsent.net. We are selling some awesome gear over at projectdoxa.shop. You should definitely check it out and get yourself a new PD shirt...or two or three. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, we would love for you to do that today. We can't do what we do at Project Doxa without your help. Please consider joining our team of monthly financial supporters.    Project Doxa Social Media: Twitter: @projectdoxa Facebook: facebook.com/projectdoxa Instagram: instagram.com/projectdoxa

Drew Khan & Sarah Burke head to the Field Trip Music & Arts Festival at Fort York in Toronto. Emily Haines & Jimmy Shaw from Metric join Drew & Sarah to talk about revisiting their 2009 album 'Fantasies' to headline the festival while dropping some hints about their new album along the way. https://www.ilovemetric.com/ Charlie & Katie are from Dizzy out of Oshawa, and they join Bands 'n Buds to talk about finding their songwriting skills during high school and being on the same poster as the Foo Fighters for Festival D'ete during a busy summer of shows. https://www.dizzytheband.com/' Music Heard In Episode: The Passion HiFi - Untouchable - Rap Beat / Instrumental Freehiphopbeatsforyou – Free-the-passion-hifi-untouchable-boom-bap-beat-instrumental

On this episode Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth as we talk briefly about Ready Player One and then get nostalgic for our main discussion. We also review Doctor Strange on our Road to Infinity War.

On this episode Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth as we talk briefly about Ready Player One and then get nostalgic for our main discussion. We also review Doctor Strange on our Road to Infinity War.

Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with the team that just returned from Nepal assessing flood damage and distributing food. Jimmy and the team summarize their trip and let you know how you can get involved with phase 2 of the Nepal Flood Relief project. We hope you enjoy the episode. Follow us on Twitter at @projectdoxa or via Facebook at facebook.com/projectdoxa. Episode Links: You can find out more information about Project Doxa’s flood relief efforts in Nepal at www.projectdoxa.com/nepalfloodrelief. Please consider purchasing some Hope For Nepal gear. You can do that here. 100% of the proceeds will go toward Nepali flood victims. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, please consider doing that today. Please consider becoming a Project Doxa partner by committing to a monthly investment in the ministry.

On this episode we were joined in studio by actress, Malinda Money, to talk about her passion for acting and Star Wars. We taste pumpkin spice bagels & cream cheese and pecan pumpkin spice date bites for our pumpkin spice challenge. We also review Fright Night, Misery, and Hellraiser for Blast from the Past. Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth.

Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his good friend Christian McEndarfer. Christian is the worship leader at Awaken Church in Columbia SC. Jimmy and Christian discuss Christian's move from the corporate world to full time ministry, the way in which God has used her involvement with missions to shape her life, and the ongoing needs in Nepal. We hope you enjoy the episode. Follow us on Twitter at @projectdoxa or via Facebook at facebook.com/projectdoxa. Episode Links: You can find out more information about Project Doxa's flood relief efforts in Nepal at www.projectdoxa.com/nepalfloodrelief. Jimmy mentioned purchasing some Hope For Nepal gear. You can do that here. 100% of the proceeds will go toward Nepali flood victims.  If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, please consider doing that today. Please consider becoming a Project Doxa partner by committing to a monthly investment in the ministry.

Sam Ridley and Jimmy Shaw fill in for Derrick and Danny this week as we talk about our favorite hero/villain one-liners from the movies and get a phone call from Diggle. We discuss Deadpool 2, Mission Impossible 6, and The Defenders (no spoilers, full Defenders discussion to come next week) for Current Events. We also review Blast from the Past, Small Soldiers, and High Spirits for Blast from the Past.

On this episode we welcome Elijah Bailey to the studio. We are also joined by Sam Ridley and Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth. We review Big, Mortal Kombat, Ritchie Rich, One of the Boys, and Nothing But Trouble for Blast from the Past. We discuss the upcoming Netflix Karate Kid tv show, the Ducktales remake on Disney XD, and the upcoming Fox show set in the X-Men universe, The Gifted.

Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his good friend Josh Watson. Josh is the lead pastor of Lead Church in Pflugerville, TX. They discuss things that they wish that they had known before church planting. Jimmy and Josh discuss a lot of great principles for starting out in ministry, and we hope you enjoy the episode. Follow us on Twitter at @projectdoxa or via Facebook at facebook.com/projectdoxa. Episode Links: Check out the Lead Church website at www.leadchurch.tv to find out more information about his ministry and/or to make a donation. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, please consider doing that today. Please consider becoming a Project Doxa partner by committing to a monthly investment in the ministry.

Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his good friend, and missionary to Guatemala, Larry Key. They discuss Larry's journey to the mission field, overcoming early challenges, the role of encouragement in the life of a missionary, and a number of other topics.  Follow us on Twitter at @projectdoxa or via Facebook at facebook.com/projectdoxa. Episode Links: Check out Larry's website www.larryandjenniferkey.com to find out more information about his ministry and/or to make a donation. If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, please consider doing that today. Please consider becoming a Project Doxa partner by committing to a monthly investment in the ministry.

Project Doxa host Jimmy Shaw has a conversation with his wife Beth about her missions journey, their recent moves to Nevada and back to Oklahoma, her role in the new ministry, and how you can get involved in Project Doxa. Follow us on Twitter at @projectdoxa or via Facebook at facebook.com/projectdoxa. Episode Links: Jimmy and Beth mentioned a former team member from their team to Singapore that is serving in Bolivia. You can find out more information about the Asbun's and their work in Bolivia here.  If you have not yet signed up for the Project Doxa email newsletter, please consider doing that today. Please consider becoming a Project Doxa partner by committing to a monthly investment in the ministry.

This week, John sits down with his friend Jimmy Shaw, founder of the organization Project Doxa and missions veteran, to talk about how God is constantly working behind the scenes on your behalf.  Through their own stories and through Biblical examples, John and Jimmy share about God's faithfulness and willingness to use those who make themselves available to Him. To learn more about Jimmy and Project Doxa, visit www.projectdoxa.com!

On this episode Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth and we welcome actress Toni Katano back to the studio. Unfortunately the studio computer locked up mid show so we lost the audio from part of Blast from the Past and her entire interview. We finished the show with another combat tournament using famous literary characters this time.

Dr. Jimmy Shaw believes that as a leader, you should be intentional about self-assessment and you should strive to be the authentic YOU! He shares a challenge in his life that he confronted by asking himself ‘why am I doing what I’m doing?’...it is this very question that continues to propel him towards growth as a leader. Make sure to listen to how Jimmy leads passionately, authentically and with perseverance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth. We talk about banned Twitch games and Dom from Fast and the Furious actually being a Terminator for Current Events. We review Galaxy Quest, Dark City, and Teen Wolf on Blast from the Past. And we review many of the upcoming movies for 2017 giving our thoughts on each one.

País España Director Alberto Rodríguez Guion Alberto Rodríguez, Rafael Cobos (Libro: Manuel Cerdán) Música Julio de la Rosa Fotografía Alex Catalán Reparto Eduard Fernández, José Coronado, Carlos Santos, Marta Etura, Emilio Gutiérrez Caba, Luis Callejo, Tomás del Estal, Israel Elejalde, Pedro Casablanc, Enric Benavent, Christian Stamm, Philippe Rebbot, Alba Galocha, Jimmy Shaw, Craig Stevenson Sinopsis Francisco Paesa (Eduard Fernández), ex agente secreto del gobierno español, responsable de la operación contra ETA más importante de la historia, se ve envuelto en un caso de extorsión en plena crisis de los GAL y tiene que huir del país. Cuando regresa años después está arruinado. En tales circunstancias, recibe la visita de Luis Roldán (Carlos Santos), ex Director General de la Guardia Civil, y de su mujer Nieves Fernández Puerto (Marta Etura), que le ofrecen un millón de dólares si les ayuda a salvar 1.500 millones de pesetas sustraídos al erario público. Paesa ve entonces la oportunidad de vengarse del gobierno español, llevando a cabo una magistral operación con la colaboración de su inseparable amigo Jesús Camoes (José Coronado).

On is episode Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny as we talk all about our favorite and least favorite musicals. It's all musicals even for current events as we talk about the new Beauty and the Beast trailer and the internet response to the cast of Hamilton's message for Mike Pence.

We interview the authors of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences book series, Tee Morris and Pip Ballantine, via phone about the steampunk world they've created. Jimmy Shaw fills in for Danny in the booth as we sample pumpkin spice yogurt covered pretzels. We also recap this year's Stan Lee's Los Angeles Comic Con and discuss last week's season premiere of the Walking Dead.

Jimmy Shaw guest engineers for us as we welcome Anthony Ayala from Nerdbot back to the studio to talk about how Nerdbot Con went and what is in store for its future. We interview author Dan O'Brien via telephone about his book, Sixth Prime. We taste Pumpkin Ale and talk about the trailer for the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie for Current Events.

“If I was a black guy I’d keep a wigger with me all the time.” Jimmy Shaw Follow him on Facebook I apologize for the poor sound quality around the 45 minute mark and towards the end. Not sure what happened. Fixed it the best I could.  Don’t forget to listen to us on Stitcher, Tune-In Radio, and iTunes. Follow us @AudaciousTitans, Instagram and Facebook. Check out our subreddit to join the conversation. Check out our app on the Amazon App Store to get the latest episodes first!

Primer programa de la segunda temporada de Menudo Ejemplo. Despiadadamente divertida es la entrevista al actor norteamericano Jimmy Shaw, noticias con final feliz, el primo de Juanito Cagatrapos envía un emotivo mensaje, life hacks con José Juan, Cagatrapos te da la receta del pollo al vino y mucho mas...

The debut of Roy and Jimmy on the radio! In 2014, Roy Brewster and Jimmy Shaw joined together for "the Roy Brewster Experiment" show. The roots of "the Roy and Jimmy thing" and "Roy and Jimmy in the morning" programs starting on kaoticradio.com and currently on the RJ Radio network on LIVE365.

On this week's Wits, actor and comedian David Koechner becomes Dutch, who, with his brother Small Eric, try to help the town they live in with their repair businesses. Plus, a Pop Song Correspondence to Lady Gaga from Lord Gaga of Gaga Manor, and Charlie Brown and Snoopy finally have a heart-to-heart. And, Emily Haines and Jimmy Shaw of Metric perform a stunning stripped-down set of songs, including a pair of Lou Reed covers.

Cuando un mexicano come un taco de verdad... hace que aparezca un mexicano de verdad!!

Authenticity is a virtue many of us prize in our restaurants. But Los Angeles is also a city where the California roll was born and the best pizza hews to a standard more Californian than Neapolitan. A panel of Los Angeles’ best-known chefs -- includingNancy Silverton of Mozza; Roy Choi of KoGi, Jimmy Shaw of Loteria Grill and Sarintip "Jazz" Singsanong of Jitlada -- visited Zócalo to discuss with moderator and Pulitzer-Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold what it means for food to be authentic, and whether the pursuit of authenticity is worth it.