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JOIN OUR BRAND NEW PATREON! https://www.patreon.com/TheFourthNipple (The Fourth Nipple) for exclusive audio and video content! https://www.patreon.com/TheFourthNipple It's the best improvised comedy podcast about conspiracy theories! The Truthcast has been called been called Beavis and Butt-head meets The X-Files. That's insulting. The TRUTHCAST is your ONLY source of the hard hitting news "they're" too scared to tell you about. This week Thomas and Walter finally arrive in The Big Apple, Coburg, Ontario where they are confronted with a mysterious stranger named Morgan. Morgan was played by Windsor stand-up comedian Scott Gaughan. Please go and listen to Scott's podcast, "With Tim and Scott" and check out their YouTube Channel, "Just Tim and Scott." Thomas Luge was played by Alex Bozinovic. Check out Alex's other podcast https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-burt-selleck-podcast (Burt Selleck). Lil Dickie was played by me, Mike Bobbitt. You can listen to my other podcasts https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/truthcast/you-made-me-watch (You Made Me Watch ) and https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bats-breath-a-voyagers-podcast/id1540876826 (Bat's Breath: A Voyagers Podcast). Check out the great TRUTH videos Tim Den Otter produces at: https://www.youtube.com/thetruthcast Here's the central hub for all your http://truheroism.com/ (TRUTH) needs: http://truheroism.com/ Art by Mark Rudolph: http://markrudolph.com/ Support this podcast

This bonus episode is a livestream recording with Just Tim, talking movies, podcasts, and giving away prizes to our awesome listeners. Learn a little but about the OSW crew, such as how Spaz got his name, would Dana watch a movie of Ryan Gosling as Peter Rabbit, and how did we ever come up with this podcast anyways?Make sure to follow us at www.Ko-fi.com/movie to be the first to know of our next giveaway and special episodes. We may have more livestreams in the near future and want to have you involved, so let us know your favorite movies and we'll see what comes next...Special thanks to our amazing sponsors, who made this episode possible:MASAMI, Podpage, Sticker Mule, Ko-fi, and Gerald Okamura. Also, congratulations to all our winners, and thank you to everyone that participated. We had over 700 entries into this drawing!

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The fellas are back and here to talk to you about... Just Tim and Tyler this week... but a good show! Patriots backfield and what to do with it? What are some back to school deals Tim and Tyler are doing for their dynasty teams? Watch us LIVE every Sunday night at 9ET/8CT PM on Periscope or YouTube! (Follow us on both to get alerts when we do go live!)   -Check out, or click this link, trophysmack.com to get your new league trophy today!! When you do, use code DHHRING to get a $60 championship ring FREE with your trophy. Just add the ring to your trophy and during checkout the ring will be taken off.   -Have you been looking for a new challenge, which is why you should be playing Dynasty Owner fantasy football this season. Dynasty Owner Fantasy Football unites the fun and excitement of Fantasy Football with the skill and strategy of the Front Office.  Dynasty Owner is the ONLY way to play Fantasy Football with real NFL salaries, adding the strategy of running an NFL Franchise.  Dynasty Owner provides a unique challenge for die-hard fantasy football fanatics. Go to DynastyOwner.com/DHH. Leagues are forming now. That’s DynastyOwner.com/DHH. We’ve all been in a league where the winner just got lucky. If you’re like me and know you’re better than most, Dynasty Owner gives you the platform to prove it.  Dynasty Owner favors skilled players who can manage their roster using real NFL Salaries within the salary cap. It adds an entirely new level of strategy. Go to DynastyOwner.com/DHH. Validate your fantasy football skills. That’s DynastyOwner.com/DHH Dynasty Owner – Start Your Dynasty Today!   -MyFantasyLeague.com Only the best hosting site for dynasty leagues....hands down!   -Check out the new and improved dynastyhappyhour.com for... NEW HATS AND DEVY HAPPY HOUR SHIRTS!!!! Superflex Rankings SitorStart tool! Updated Rankings 2019 Rookie Rankings Articles Rookie Scouting Spotlights Much, much more!!   Want to support the guys? Follow them on Twitter! Tyler- @DHH_Tyler Doug- @DaFantasyFather Tim- @DHH_Tim   -Rate and review at iTunes.com

We end as we have begun. Just Tim and Guy. Minus about $400. As the boys round the end of this perilous journey (dressed in shabby rented cat costumes) they ponder the effect their daily watches have had on the box office success of CATS (2019). Some true upsets in the Jellicle stakes and Guy has damaged his eye. This was a regrettable endeavour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just Tim and myself today, and I profusly apologise for the sheer length of this episode.     Tim doesnt.

Just Tim and Chris today and they take their new found freedom to deep dive on the state of Florida footballs teams (no gators - gross). Tim hates Daredevil season 3 and Chris thinks vets are a racket. Plus adult to-go cups and dad gamers.

Wee 3 Recap and Week 4 Predictions for TLOOG and the NFL. Just Tim this week, working on new recording processes so should be back to normal next week!

One day. That’s it. That’s all Tim Bomgren and Taylor Crabb had for practice prior to AVP Austin. Crabb needed an emergency fill-in after Jake Gibb broke his toe. To the lefty from Minnesota he turned, despite never having played with Bomgren before, despite never having played with a lefty before. Not that any of this is unusual for Bomgren. He lives in Minnesota yet is one of the best blockers in the country. While many in Southern California are training four or five days a week in April, sometimes using sand socks because it’s too hot, Bomgren is shoveling snow, sometimes using sand socks because it’s too cold. The only other time Bomgren had made an AVP semifinal was in New Orleans of 2015, in which he and his brother, Brian, practiced for maybe two weeks prior. One day? Sounds about right. “We talked about blocking calls and all that, we talked about who’s taking middle, who’s making the call when someone’s serving,” Bomgren said. “Taylor and Jake run a push to the outside – high, middle, low. Most teams do the same thing and I do the same thing with Brian. We talked about what his calls are, what my calls are and where to err. “I prefer the ball to be further inside than outside and Taylor’s the same way. Talking those things out makes a huge difference in how the game flows.” Indeed. Whatever adjustments Bomgren and Crabb made, they worked. In a 16-team draw that featured a fully-loaded field, in which the only absent American was the one for whom Bomgren filled in, they made the finals. Every team on their road to the finals had made at least the semifinals in the past year. “It was extremely difficult,” Bomgren said. “I personally had to take myself out of the play, just kind of take it step by step, and I’m not trying to look at ‘I need to win three more matches today.’ It’s ‘I need to pass this ball, where it needs to be, so Taylor can set me.’ It was breaking it down for me, when we’re serving and receiving, taking it step by step and doing what you can, seeing how the plays turn out.” Most turned out quite well. Some didn’t. They lost their second match, against Ryan Doherty and Billy Allen, a match in which Bomgren sprained his ankle, though he made sure to note on SANDCAST that the sprain was not the reason they lost. Allen and Doherty played better. That was it. “In the first game, we controlled the match, we controlled our side of the net, and what happened was game two and game three we had a slow start, and that was largely due to what we did on our side of the net,” Bomgren said. “They were things we can control. So we tried to refocus that, and credit to Billy and Ryan, they played phenomenal volleyball. They ended up controlling the last two games and, ultimately, the match. “We tried to refocus and we kept things simple on our side. Control our side of the net, do what we can do, and not do too much.” And in not doing too much, ironically, Bomgren, on a bum ankle, with a partner he had never played with, after just a week or so of touching a ball, in heat that is entirely foreign to his native Minnesota, did more than he ever has on the AVP Tour. He and Crabb won their next four matches, including the always-alluring Crabb on Crabb quarterfinal matchup, including a three-set, nearly two-hour grinder in a rain-soaked semifinal against Reid Priddy and Jeremy Casebeer. Just Tim being Tim. “I think I played once and had four drilling sessions,” he said of his preparation, laughing. “Brian and I are both the type of players, and we’re very gracious for it, but we’re not the type of players who need 1,000 reps a day to stay fresh and stay on top of our game. We kind of pick it up as we go. “Ultimately, what it comes down to, you get into that game situation, especially on the AVP Tour, and it doesn’t matter.  If you’re focused, you know what you’ve been practicing, you know what you’ve been doing. Once I’m focused, and I’m into the game, I’ve done it 1,000 times. Once you get into that game mindset, everything comes back to you.” All the way from Minnesota to the finals.

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