Podcast appearances and mentions of John Brandon

If you still say, “Thank Jason it's Friday” - you're not alone! That's right, we're starting a new Part of Friday the 13th on our redux series, and it's the moment Patrick and Gena have dreaded since committing to their stay in Camp Crystal Lake: we're watching Friday the 13th Part 5: A New Beginning. Thankfully, we're joined by the glorious presence of John Brandon (of the Square Roots podcast) to help us in this terrible time of need. We open with an incredible sprint across SIX CHARACTERS because we know next to nothing about most of them. We discuss why grave robbers would want to have sex with Jason's corpse so badly, count the number of Tinas in the Friday franchise, debate cocaine storage strategies, and investigate why everyone in this movie is constantly talking to themselves. All that and America's favorite game - Choose Your Own Deathventure - just as soon as you hit play! Go ahead. We'll wait. Listen to John's fantastic gaming pod, Square Roots - the Classic RPG Podcast here!! Part of the BLEAV Network.Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon! Join Patrick's new newsletter Scream Share and join him for a virtual watch party on Friday March 13th!! Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today!Join the new Discord Server Convo here! Our linker.ee Click here to visit our Dashery/TeePublic shop for killer merch! Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast!! Join us on Threads or even Bluesky Check out Gena's newsletter on Ghost!! Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

People come to Florida in droves for the beaches and warm weather. But the sunshine state also attracts its fair share of shady characters, in real life and in fiction.There's even a genre of crime fiction set in the Sunshine State – Florida Noir.And even if you haven't read them, you've probably heard of homegrown practitioners of Florida Noir like Carl Hiassen, the late Tampa resident, Tim Dorsey or Randy Wayne White.On this episode of Florida Matters, we speak to three people with different perspectives on Florida Noir:Colette Bancroft is the recently retired book editor at the Tampa Bay Times. For years, she led the Times' annual “Festival of Reading.” She's also the editor of Tampa Bay Noir, a collection of short stories that reveal the dark side of sunny Tampa Bay.John Brandon is the author of five novels. He grew up in Tampa Bay, and his latest, Penalties of June, is set in Tampa.And Andrew F. Gulli is the editor of “The Strand Magazine” - a quarterly magazine dedicated to short fiction. A recent edition featured a previously unpublished story by famed Florida crime writer John D. MacDonald.

People come to Florida in droves for the beaches and warm weather. But the sunshine state also attracts its fair share of shady characters, in real life and in fiction.There's even a genre of crime fiction set in the Sunshine State – Florida Noir.And even if you haven't read them, you've probably heard of homegrown practitioners of Florida Noir like Carl Hiassen, the late Tampa resident, Tim Dorsey or Randy Wayne White.On this episode of Florida Matters, we speak to three people with different perspectives on Florida Noir:Colette Bancroft is the recently retired book editor at the Tampa Bay Times. For years, she led the Times' annual “Festival of Reading.” She's also the editor of Tampa Bay Noir, a collection of short stories that reveal the dark side of sunny Tampa Bay.John Brandon is the author of five novels. He grew up in Tampa Bay, and his latest, Penalties of June, is set in Tampa.And Andrew F. Gulli is the editor of “The Strand Magazine” - a quarterly magazine dedicated to short fiction. A recent edition featured a previously unpublished story by famed Florida crime writer John D. MacDonald.

John Brandon is going to change your life in 7 minutes. John says you can manage your schedule, overcome distraction, and get results if you use the 7-Minute Productivity Solution. What about taming the email monster? What about changing social media habits? Don’t miss the practical help for your schedule on the Chris Fabry Live.

Order up! Have we got a tasty new episode for you as we enjoy an exclusive seating of a brand-new movie to Kill By Kill as we dish on 2022's THE MENU! To add a burst of flavor, we welcome Square Roots host and Returning Champion John Brandon back to the pod! First, we serve up an amuse bouche of our non-spoiler feelings about the film before our main course, which includes: low thigh stabs, executive producer drama, a mouth-watering discussion about Nicholas Hoult, the explore the thorny ties between fans and creators, and debate whether anyone after the movie is over eats a human s'more. All this, plus a heaping helping of Choose Your Own Deathventure, and explain why you should never meet your heroes. Unless you're really cool, that is. Everyone gets their just desserts this week on Kill By Kill!! This episode of the Kill By Kill podcast is partly brought to you by There's Something's Wrong With The Children! A group of friends on a weekend cabin trip begin to suspect something supernatural is at play when the kids behave strangely after disappearing into the woods overnight. There's Something Wrong with the Children is the latest horror film from Blumhouse Productions. Available to buy or rent on digital now. This film is not rated. CW: This episode, as does the movie, delves into the subject of both mental health and suicide.  Our linker.ee Our TeePublic shop for killer merch is right here: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/kill-by-kill-podcast?utm_campaign=18042&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=Kill%2BBy%2BKill%2Bpodcast%2B      Have something to say? Find us on Twitter @KillByKillPod Join the conversation about any episode on the Facebook Group! Follow us on IG @killbykillpodcast  Check out the films we've covered & what might come soon on Letterboxd! Get even more episodes exclusively on Patreon!   Follow our station on vurbl: https://vurbl.com/station/2bdTISeI3X/ Artwork by Josh Hollis: joshhollis.com Kill By Kill theme by Revenge Body. For the full-length version and more great music, head to revengebodymemphis.bandcamp.com today!

This week a had a great conversation with John Brandon focused on his new book, The 7-Minute Productivity Solution: How to Manage Your Schedule, Overcome Distractions, and Achieve the Results You Want. This was an excellent discussion on the power of taking just seven minutes out of key moments of your day in order to more effectively plan for your day, achieve moments of self-reflection, and remove oneself from digital distractions and ubiquitous media and technology that is robbing us of achieving our goals and living a more productive and fulfilling lifestyle. John Brandon has written over 15,000 articles for major publications like Inc. Magazine and Forbes, Wired, Popular Mechanics, Entrepreneur, TechRadar, Popular Science. For the last 10 years before starting at Forbes, he wrote a daily column for Inc.com. His new book is The 7-Minute Productivity Solution: How to Manage Your Schedule, Overcome Distraction, and Achieve the Results You Want (https://amzn.to/3NRkabB) This episode is brought to you by: * Zapier (http://zapier.com/beyond) * Gusto - Get 3 Months Free (http://gusto.com/beyond)!

Welcome to the Word Made Digital Podcast!--- In 2015, John Brandon wrote about a 7-minute morning routine, something he had done for years to help focus and prepare for the day ahead. That article hit a nerve. In a good way. Hundreds of people emailed and said they were doing "the seven" and loving it.Since then, John has expanded his writing on the topic and recently published his book "The 7-Minute Productivity Solution". As a columnist for Forbes, he covers innovation, tech, social media marketing, and productivity. For the last 10 years before starting at Forbes, he wrote a daily column for Inc.com.---Learn more about John BrandonInstagram: @johnbrandonauthorWebsite: https://sevenminutesolution.com/---Learn more about Word Made Digital:Website: https://www.wordmadedigital.com/Connect with us on Instagram: https://tinyurl.com/fsycm98mJoin our Facebook Group "Digital Church": https://tinyurl.com/hfwuecm9---Thank you to our Season 8 sponsors:Compassion Canada: https://www.compassion.ca/​​​ Canadian Bible Society: https://biblesociety.ca/Canadian Centre for Christian Charities: https://www.cccc.org/---Music: "Good Morning" by Laxcity Musicbed Licensed

Forbes' John Brandon talks about the process of recognizing disinformation and Putin's view of social media during this time of war. Novelist Donna VanLiere, author of “Daniel's Final Week,” shares about the need to be sober minded in these trying times and the urgent motivation for evangelism.

Forbes' John Brandon talks about the process of recognizing disinformation and Putin's view of social media during this time of war. Novelist Donna VanLiere, author of “Daniel's Final Week,” shares about the need to be sober minded in these trying times and the urgent motivation for evangelism.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of “The 7-Minute Productivity Solution,” unpacks the launch of the "Truth Social" app and why distractions work and are so effective in our society today. Sam Storms, author of "A Dozen Things God Did with Your Sin," shares why many believers forget what Christ has already done on their behalf at the cross and the important difference between “eternal union” with God and “experiential communion” with Him.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of “The 7-Minute Productivity Solution,” unpacks the launch of the "Truth Social" app and why distractions work and are so effective in our society today. Sam Storms, author of "A Dozen Things God Did with Your Sin," shares why many believers forget what Christ has already done on their behalf at the cross and the important difference between “eternal union” with God and “experiential communion” with Him.

John Brandon joins host, Angela Smith, to talk about the coming of the Holy Spirit and the beginning of the church.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of “The 7-Minute Productivity Solution,” shares how we all could use some help to stop our bad habits and the freedom we can feel when we adopt an attitude of intentionality. John Nicholas, author of "Debt-Free ASAP," talks about why debt programs fail for so many people and how to gain clear vision towards your financial future.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of “The 7-Minute Productivity Solution,” shares how we all could use some help to stop our bad habits and the freedom we can feel when we adopt an attitude of intentionality. John Nicholas, author of "Debt-Free ASAP," talks about why debt programs fail for so many people and how to gain clear vision towards your financial future.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of "The 7-Minute Productivity Solution," talks about how to transform our days and structure our time for maximum impact. Wendy Alsup, author of "I Forgive You," shares how to see freedom as a possibility, even when some things can't be fixed.

Forbes' John Brandon, author of "The 7-Minute Productivity Solution," talks about how to transform our days and structure our time for maximum impact. Wendy Alsup, author of "I Forgive You," shares how to see freedom as a possibility, even when some things can't be fixed.

It's time once again to look back on another great year for games and pick our favorites, and this year we're breaking from tradition: Instead of one gargantuan show to mark the end of the year, we're splitting our top 10 across a more digestible two episodes, with this week's show covering entries 10 through 6. But don't fret - we're still going big on these, with a rotating lineup of guest hosts including Brendan Hesse, Steve Guntli, Woody Ciskowski, John Brandon, Anthony Abatte, Jorge Albor, and Tony Wilson. And come back next week, when we'll tear through 5 through 1!

John Brandon joins host, Angela Smith, to talk about the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for us.

We all seem to be short of time, author John Brandon teaches through his new book The 7 Minute Productivity Solution how we can incorporate healthy habits to increase our productivity. Then Richard Bahr joins Afternoons to discuss the rich and beautiful character found in people who are homeless, through his book, Those People: The True Character of the Homeless.

Forbes' John Brandon points out that we don't just create good habits, good habits create and refine us.  Ethics and Public Policy Center's Noelle Mering, author of "Awake, Not Woke," looks at the philosophical  underpinnings of progressive ideologies and how they depart from a Biblical Christian worldview.

Forbes' John Brandon points out that we don't just create good habits, good habits create and refine us.  Ethics and Public Policy Center's Noelle Mering, author of "Awake, Not Woke," looks at the philosophical  underpinnings of progressive ideologies and how they depart from a Biblical Christian worldview.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about the social media problems addressed in the Facebook Papers, as well as how the death of Gabby Petito has diminished the allure of being a social media influencer.  Katie Schnack, author of "The Gap Decade," talks about the modern difficulties around becoming an adult.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about the social media problems addressed in the Facebook Papers, as well as how the death of Gabby Petito has diminished the allure of being a social media influencer.  Katie Schnack, author of "The Gap Decade," talks about the modern difficulties around becoming an adult.

Forbes' and Northwestern Media's John Brandon talks about how employees engaging on social media during work hours negatively affects their productivity.  Ashley Abercrombie, author of "Love is the Resistance," talks about working through disagreements graciously and resolving conflicts well.

Forbes' and Northwestern Media's John Brandon talks about how employees engaging on social media during work hours negatively affects their productivity.  Ashley Abercrombie, author of "Love is the Resistance," talks about working through disagreements graciously and resolving conflicts well.

Media and business specialist John Brandon looks at how the 5-day work week is being re-examined by workers and employers, plus how social media distracts us at work.  Leslie Haskin talks about surviving the attack on the World Trade Center, suffering PTSD, and finding hope in Christ.

Media and business specialist John Brandon looks at how the 5-day work week is being re-examined by workers and employers, plus how social media distracts us at work.  Leslie Haskin talks about surviving the attack on the World Trade Center, suffering PTSD, and finding hope in Christ.

Social media specialist John Brandon looks at how trying to present an airbrushed Christianity fails to present the Gospel well.  Military Chaplain Steve West, author of "The Bronze Scar," seeks to help us understand how Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder feels so you can love and serve victims better.

Social media specialist John Brandon looks at how trying to present an airbrushed Christianity fails to present the Gospel well.  Military Chaplain Steve West, author of "The Bronze Scar," seeks to help us understand how Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder feels so you can love and serve victims better.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about why trolls operate how they do and the personalities they tend to hold. Then Carolyn Lacey, author of "Extraordinary Hospitality (for Ordinary People)," addresses how to find who the Lord has put in our life to be a neighbor to, and being kind to those you don't agree with by starting small.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about why trolls operate how they do and the personalities they tend to hold. Then Carolyn Lacey, author of "Extraordinary Hospitality (for Ordinary People)," addresses how to find who the Lord has put in our life to be a neighbor to, and being kind to those you don't agree with by starting small.

Forbes Columnist John Brandon talks about social media detoxing and an awkward intern experience. If you have ever wondered is God still working in my life then Jarrett Stephens has the book just for you he joins Carmen to discuss "Always God: He Hasn't Changed and You Are Not Forgotten."

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about Twitter's bet that you might a monthly fee for added functionality to your acount, such as undoing a tweet.  Theologian Gregg Allison, author of "Embodied," talks about the common false concept that separates our physical bodies from who we are as people.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about Twitter's bet that you might a monthly fee for added functionality to your acount, such as undoing a tweet.  Theologian Gregg Allison, author of "Embodied," talks about the common false concept that separates our physical bodies from who we are as people.

Forbes columnist and Seven Minute Solution's John Brandon talks about whether social media companies can ban political ads, as well as the importance of taking breaks from your work.  Matthew Sleeth, author of "Hope Always," talks about the suicide crisis and what Christ-followers can do.

Forbes columnist and Seven Minute Solution's John Brandon talks about whether social media companies can ban political ads, as well as the importance of taking breaks from your work.  Matthew Sleeth, author of "Hope Always," talks about the suicide crisis and what Christ-followers can do.

Forbes columnist John Brandon looks at the reaction on Twitter when Peloton recalled its treadmills, plus the interesting reason that Zoom meetings can be so fatiguing.  Terence Lester, author of "When We Stand," talks about the need for collaboration by people of diverse backgrounds to seek godly justice.

Forbes columnist John Brandon looks at the reaction on Twitter when Peloton recalled its treadmills, plus the interesting reason that Zoom meetings can be so fatiguing.  Terence Lester, author of "When We Stand," talks about the need for collaboration by people of diverse backgrounds to seek godly justice.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about dealing with social media trolls, plus addresses ways to make meetings less boring.  Elizabeth Garn, author of "Freedom To Flourish," talks the relief of living out being made in the image of God.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about dealing with social media trolls, plus addresses ways to make meetings less boring.  Elizabeth Garn, author of "Freedom To Flourish," talks the relief of living out being made in the image of God.

Business commentator John Brandon talks about the personal boundaries Jesus observed and the balance of self-care without being selfish. Laura Wickham, author of the "Do Great Things for God" series of illustrated biographies for kids, talks about the lives of missionary Betsey Stockton and holocaust survivor Corrie ten Boom.

Business commentator John Brandon talks about the personal boundaries Jesus observed and the balance of self-care without being selfish. Laura Wickham, author of the "Do Great Things for God" series of illustrated biographies for kids, talks about the lives of missionary Betsey Stockton and holocaust survivor Corrie ten Boom.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about how deepfake videos continue to improve and how they could be used and misused.  Russ Ramsey, author of "The Passion of the King of Glory," talks about the Retelling the Story series and the importance of Christ's passion.

Forbes columnist John Brandon talks about how deepfake videos continue to improve and how they could be used and misused.  Russ Ramsey, author of "The Passion of the King of Glory," talks about the Retelling the Story series and the importance of Christ's passion.

Forbes columnist John Brandon explains why being contantly in Zoom and other video meetings can cause fatigue, and ways to reduce it.  Don Everts, author of "The Hopeful Neighborhood" and its new companion field guide, talks about the importance of knowing, loving, and serving those you are proximate with.

Forbes columnist John Brandon explains why being contantly in Zoom and other video meetings can cause fatigue, and ways to reduce it.  Don Everts, author of "The Hopeful Neighborhood" and its new companion field guide, talks about the importance of knowing, loving, and serving those you are proximate with.

Remakes and remasters aren't just a modern-gaming phenomenon - far from it. They've been part of gaming since at least the '80s, and this week, we grab John Brandon of Square Roots to look back at five of our favorite remakes from the 16- and 32-bit eras. Then we'll dig into Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Campaign Remastered, Panzer Dragoon Remake, Resident Evil 3, news of Mario and Nier remasters, and your gaming habits under quarantine.

It's time for our seventh annual end-of-year show, in which we invite a rotating panel of guests to help us count down our top 10 games of the year! This year's show clocks in at just under 4 hours(!), and features appearances from Chris "Cbake" Baker, Carolyn Petit, Greg Moore, Steve Guntli, TL Foster, Leif Johnson, Kayla Zumbaum, and Jorge Albor! Join us, why don't you? Here's a quick cheat sheet with timestamps, if you want to jump around and hear which games made the list: 0:04:10: #10 (w/ Leif Johnson, Jorge Albor)0:18:51: #9 (Kayla Zumbaum, TL Foster0:39:32: #8 (Leif Johnson, Jorge Albor)1:05:21: #7 (Steve Guntli)1:21:48: #6 (Greg Moore, TL Foster)1:36:24: #5 (Chris Baker, Carolyn Petit)1:56:40: #4 (Steve Guntli, John Brandon)2:14:54: #3 (Just Chris, Matt, and Mikel)2:34:18: #2 (Carolyn Petit)2:56:32: #1 (Greg Moore, Steve Guntli, TL Foster)

Games crib from each other all the time, but sometimes, a new gameplay idea can be a huge hit with fans and still be widely ignored by the industry. With help from John Brandon of Square Roots Podcast, we'll dig into five of our favorite series with unique features that have yet to be (widely) swiped by other games, and then we'll immerse ourselves in Blood & Truth, get cranky about Playdate, and look at the universes you wish were secretly connected.