Podcasts about just men

Have you ever felt like you were following invisible rules you didn't agree to? Do you catch yourself playing small, staying “good,” or holding back while others take up space? And what if those subconscious beliefs—about power, success, and even desire—aren't actually yours?In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Scott Lyons sits down with Elise Loehnen, a writer, editor, and cultural critic known for her sharp insights on power, patriarchy, and personal growth. As the former Chief Content Officer at Goop, Elise helped shape the modern wellness landscape before turning her focus to deconstructing the subconscious rules that shape our lives. She is also the New York Times bestselling author of On Our Best Behavior, which explores how deeply ingrained cultural norms—particularly the Seven Deadly Sins—still dictate women's behavior today.Together, Scott and Elise dive into the hidden forces that govern us, how to unlearn restrictive narratives, and why recognizing our own internalized biases is the key to true liberation. If you've ever felt stuck in a system that doesn't quite serve you, this episode will give you the perspective shift you need.Topics We Break Down:The Cultural Programming We Can't See – How we internalize and reinforce social norms without even realizing it.The Patriarchy Isn't Just ‘Men' – Understanding how women also uphold and police patriarchal structures.Envy as a Compass – Why the things (and people) that trigger us the most might be showing us what we truly want.How We Keep Ourselves Small – The self-imposed rules that hold us back, and how to rewrite them.Moving from ‘Against' to ‘For' – Shifting from resistance to creation, and learning how to build the world we actually want.Tune in for an honest, mind-expanding conversation that just might change the way you see yourself—and the world around you.

Advent 2023 "Where the Just Men?" (Part One) with Pastor Michael Petit. Thank you for listening to Pastor Michael Petit from Calvary Chapel Devine, Texas. We hope you enjoy our podcast, Sunday and Wednesday Teachings. You can get more information from http://calvarydevine.org Listen to Son-Salt-Light Digital Radio 24/7 with great teachers of the Word of God and Worship music. https://streams.radio.co/s1df711a7e/low  

Advent 2023 "Where the Just Men?" (Part Two) with Pastor Michael Petit. Thank you for listening to Pastor Michael Petit from Calvary Chapel Devine, Texas. We hope you enjoy our podcast, Sunday and Wednesday Teachings. You can get more information from http://calvarydevine.org Listen to Son-Salt-Light Digital Radio 24/7 with great teachers of the Word of God and Worship music. https://streams.radio.co/s1df711a7e/low

This week on It Was a Thing on TV, we present to you our first three episodes to start the new year in 2023!   First, 40 years ago on 1/3/83, there were four landmark events on daytime television in a two-hour span.  Three game shows (Sale of the Century, Hit Man, and Just Men!) premiered and what is undoubtedly The Price is Right's most famous pricing game, Plinko, debuted.   Next, January 4 was National Trivia Day.  In honor of the event, we look at a Japanese show which made the translation to American television about weird and wonderful trivia.  Give a listen to Hey! Spring of Trivia and there may be some melon bread in it for you, and the melon bread is shaped like a brain.   Finally, there have been a variety of shows with puppets which have been successful--The Muppet Show, Sesame Street, ALF, Thunderbirds, and Fraggle Rock, to name a few.  CBS tried their hand with a puppet-centric show with Scorch, about a dragon who slept for 100 years before waking up in 1992 Connecticut. Follow us through all of our social media pages via our Linktree page at linktr.ee/itwasathingontv    Timestamps 1:33 - January 3, 1983 in Game Shows 1:19:45 - Hey! Spring of Triviai 1:52:09 - Scorch

40 years ago today (the day this episode became available), there were four landmark events on daytime television in a two-hour span.  Three game shows (Sale of the Century, Hit Man, and Just Men!) premiered and what is undoubtedly The Price is Right's most famous pricing game, Plinko, debuted.

Gary Goldstein writes for TV, film and the stage—and is now also a novelist. He has written more than 15 produced telefilms including the comedies "The Wish List," "Hitched for the Holidays," "This Magic Moment" and "My Boyfriends' Dogs," and the first two movies in the "Flower Shop Mystery" series starring Brooke Shields. Gary's latest TV movie, "Lights! Camera! Christmas!" will premiere on Hallmark Channel in late 2022. His feature film "Politics of Love," a romantic comedy set during the 2008 U.S. Presidential election, was released in theatres in 2011. He also wrote the feature romantic comedy, "If You Only Knew," starring Johnathon Schaech and Alison Eastwood. Gary's feature adaptation of the novel "Mr. 365" premiered on the streaming service Passionflix in 2018 and is available on Amazon Prime. Gary has also sold or optioned a number of original screenplays, has a string of episodic TV credits and has sold half-hour comedy pilots to both NBC and Warner Bros. He was represented on the Los Angeles stage most recently with the World Premiere of his acclaimed three-sisters dramedy "April, May & June," produced as part of its subscription season by Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills. The play won five Broadway World award nominations including Best Local Production.  Other L.A. stage credits include the comedies "Just Men," "Parental Discretion" and "Three Grooms and a Bride," which all enjoyed long, well-reviewed runs. Gary's family drama "Curtain Call" premiered at Carmel, CA's Pacific Repertory Theatre, after winning the PacRep's national Hyperion Playwriting Competition. In addition, his family dramedy "To My Children's Father," was selected by Monterey, CA's Paper Wing Theatre Company to premiere in their 2018 "5th Annual Play Reading Series." Gary's latest play, "Dinner at the Harbor Reef," a drama "based on fact, rumor and Hollywood," debuted in a staged reading in 2019 at Beverly Hills' Theatre 40.  Gary has also been a regular contributing film reviewer and arts feature writer for the Los Angeles Times since 2007. He is also a talented author where his first novel, the romantic comedy The Last Birthday Party, was published in August 2021 - It won a 2022 IBPA Benjamin Franklin award for Excellence in Fiction. His second novel, the family drama The Mother I Never Had, is now out. We chat about sharing ideas, collaboration, letting go, the art of writing across mediums, the ego, procrastination, being the holiday season/Christmas writer guru, when shows don't get made, celebrating the wins, being a film critic, happiness and his new book, plus more!   The video footage of this entire chat is now out as well (one day after release)! So check them out on YouTube under Michael Kahan Check Gary out on: Website + Book: https://www.garygoldsteinla.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaryGoldsteinLA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garygoldsteinla/ Amazon: https://amzn.to/3SUxO0Y Barnes & Noble: https://bit.ly/3L0WWzW Bookshop.org: https://bit.ly/3yXhDs4 Booktopia (Australia): https://bit.ly/3CJfguL ------------------------------------------- Follow @Funny in Failure on Instagram and Facebook https://www.instagram.com/funnyinfailure/ https://www.facebook.com/funnyinfailure/ and @Michael_Kahan on Insta & Twitter to keep up to date with the latest info. https://www.instagram.com/michael_kahan/ https://twitter.com/Michael_Kahan

Bill welcomes novelist, screenwriter, playwright and journalist Gary Goldstein to the show. Gary has written more than 15 produced telefilms plus the indie features “If You Only Knew,” “Politics of Love” and “Mr. 365.” Gary has also sold or optioned many original screenplays, has a string of episodic TV credits and has sold half-hour pilots to NBC and Warner Bros TV.  He was represented on the Los Angeles stage in 2017 with the World Premiere of his acclaimed three-sisters dramedy "April, May & June," produced by Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills. It won five Broadway World award nominations including Best Local Production. Other L.A. stage credits include the comedies "Just Men," "Parental Discretion" and "Three Grooms and a Bride," which all enjoyed long, well-reviewed runs. Gary's family drama "Curtain Call" premiered at Carmel, CA's Pacific Repertory Theatre, while "Dinner at the Harbor Reef," a drama "based on fact, rumor and Hollywood," debuted in a staged reading in 2019 at Beverly Hills' Theatre 40. Gary has also been a contributing film reviewer and feature writer for the Los Angeles Times since 2007. His debut novel, “The Last Birthday Party,” was published August 2021 by Hadleigh House. His second novel, the family drama “The Mother I Never Had,” is coming out October 2022.

TVC 565.4: Game show historian Steve Beverly talks to Ed about the Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show Host that Betty White won in 1983 for hosting the short-lived NBC game show Just Men; why she and Allen Ludden were the consummate couple; and Betty's heartfelt tribute to Allen at the 2009 Game Show Congress in Hollywood. Steve Beverly interviewed Betty White about a dozen times throughout his career as a TV journalist. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Ken welcomes comedian and all around Hollywood player Chip Pope to the show. Ken and Chip discuss growing up in Texas, The Last Picture Show, taking out all the good looking people, fights at the Rodeo Grounds, taking your shirt off, weird Massachusetts city names, moving to LA, TV watching in coming of age autobiographical childhood tales, the love hate relationship with L.A., Bo Burnham's Nightmare on Elm St, Newhart, On Golden Pond, how long it takes a show to find itself, shows improving over time, TV ratings, your show getting canceled, Cheers, Taxi, Kent III, cigarettes, getting cast as a skateboarder in Man in the Moon and being cut out, CED RCA Selectadisc, betamax, HBO, Jeff Altman, having a black and white TV well into the 1980s, the weird peeing like a man in Personal Best, SCTV, David Letterman's "They Took My Show Away", Voyagers, gun accidents on set, OJ Simpson in Cocaine and Blue Eyes, Betty White in "Just Men", daytime gameshows, Square Pegs, Beau Bridges TV movie directorial debut, playing John Ritter, knowing you won't get a part, The Greatest American Hero, Ed Koch: Confirmed Gay, mixing disparate half hour comedies, comedians being series in films, Dane Cook: Serial Killer, Dukes of Hazard, and the insanity of show biz.

In this month's episode, Michael, Anna, and Andrew take a look at a pair of comics that recontextualize iconic heroes into the suburban sprawl. Through a comparative reading of Tom King and Gabriel Hernandez Walta's "The Vision" and James Sturm and Guy Davis's "Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules," our panel will address such topics as character consistency, metatextual narratives, and the sexual mechanics of at least one Avenger. Anna will also provide a review of Henry Jenkins' essay "Just Men in Tights: Rewriting Silver Age Comics in an Era of Multiplicity."  

How do you salute a Judge and….. There is a beauty pageant for just Men!! Just Men…. Did I mention that it is just for Men!! It ended on Christmas…. You could have won prizes….

Cari compagni, la lotta contro la prigionia del compagno Patrizio continua, ma il giorno della sua liberazione è sempre più vicino. Uno spettro si aggira per gli OPG d'Italia, ed è quello della libertà, che dalle campagne di Battipaglia, ai campi Rom di Borgo Panigale, dalle carceri di Guantanamo alle assolate pampas di José Mujica, fino alle eretiche vigne di José Bosé fino alle coste dei compagni migranti libici, fino alla galere di Muccioli, vola con il vento dell'est e attraversa i cuori di tuti coloro che non hanno mai smesso di lottare e di credere nell'alba dell'uomo nuovo, illuminato dall'energia libertaria del nuovo pianeta Ken Dale e da solide basi ideologiche internazionaliste. In un disperato tentativo di liberazione da parte della pasionaria Desdemona Lioce, Patrizio è riuscito ad ottenere uno smartphone che grazie all'hackeraggio di compagni cinesi e russi ha eluso le barriere magnetiche imposte dal vile educatore Maurizio di Padova. Questa impresa ha permesso a dj Patrizio di comunicare con tutti i suoi ascoltatori bebies in giro per il mondo attraverso il sistema di comunicazione sociale "Whatsup", e questa puntata è un canzoniere dei suoi interventi giunti fino a noi attraverso le sbarre capitalistiche del sistema disumano di San Patrignano, dove Patrizio e altri compagni sono costretti ad astenersi dalla libertà della fiala e all'alienazione del lavoro schiavistico nei campi di vino non freeeee prodotti e smerciati dalla vile comunità. Il vino è il sangu del proletariato, e nessuna merce sarà mai a chilometro zero. Buon ascolto, pugni chisi verso il nuovo pianeta! Playlist di oggi: 1- Artista con Problemi - Mi Faccio un Tatuaggio ( http://noiserapunderunderground.bandcamp.com/ ) 2- Duo - L'Espagne ( storico gruppo della Bologna post-grunge ) 3- Just Men - L'Ora Dei Minerali ( Just Men : Soli Uomini ) 4- Just Men - Gemme che Nascono 5- Just Men - Scarica i Brillanti 6- Just Men - Parigi: Scena 2 7- Just Men - Gina Giorno 8- Just Men - Zone dentro di Me

Sesta puntata di Beby Radio, l'unica radio libera dopo Radio Alice! Diffidate dagli infami e dai pacchi! Playlist di oggi: 1- Not Yes Not Yet - 04 2- Stufa - Fraternity of Sorrow  ( SR04 : STUFA | Ming I ) 3- Just Men ( http://justmen.bandcamp.com/ ) - V Per Nuoto ( da "Vita Morte e Miracoli del Leopardato" ) 4- Just Men - Piazza il Rustico e Scappa ( da "Vita Morte e Miracoli del Leopardato" ) 5- Just Men - Grissino che Va ( da "Vita Morte e Miracoli del Leopardato" ) 6- Just Men - Frenetico con Vento ( da "Vita Morte e Miracoli del Leopardato" ) 7- Dadatzara Kunagauma - Buio 8- Salomé Lego Playset + Susanna Laterza + Derek Dick Decio - Troia ( da SR033 :Susanna Laterza - Salomè Lego Playset | “Music for the Films of Giancarlo Morieri ( Vol.1 )”) 9- Derek Dick Decio + Resonancedj - Pezzi da Rosticceria Buon ascolto!!!

Heavy Aerial Spraying, Intensified Heat, Metallic Particles - "Global Warming", New Enemies, War to Save Planet. Psychopathy, Inbred Elite, Economic System - The Masses, Mass Man, Psychology - Carl Jung - Sheep and Shepherds, Group Conformity - Socialism. Colors, Spectrum of Rainbow, Symbolism - Red, Green - Orange Lodge, House of Orange - Black, Brown, Fascism. Private Schools - Home Schooling - Masonic Lodges - Education, Moral Responsibility, Integrity - Schooling, Moral Relativity, Scientific Indoctrination. Algebra, Abstract Concepts, Perception, Adaptation, Mathematics - Molding Minds - Masonic Degrees, 40th, "Weeding Out" Streetwise - Psychopathic Cons. Good and Evil - "Exorcist 3" movie - Armies, Slaughter - Rwandan Massacre - New Age Philosophy of Relativity - Conscience. Separate Food Supply of Elite (unmodified). Freemasonic System of Education, Grading - Hod Hat and Tassel, Stamp of Approval - Mocking "Profane". Political Mantras, Slogans - "Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad" - "Just Do It", "Change is Good" - Repetition, Induced Beliefs. Canadian "Family Day" (same as U.S. President's Day.) - Preparation for Merger - Centralization of Power - Albert Pike, League of Just Men. (Book: "The Undiscovered Self" by Carl Jung.) (See cuttingthroughthematrix.com for links.) *Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 18, 2008 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)