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This is it! The finale of Maul Shadow Lord! Not letting us take a moment since Vader appeared out of the fog, the fight immediately begins and the episode never lets up for a second after that. This is all out Vader. This is how powerful he was at his peak. This is Anakin in unbridled menace. And it was AWESOME! Our group of the Lawsons, Devon, Master Daki and Two Boots, along with Vario, can barely stay ahead of Vader and the Inquisitors trying to get to the ship that Dryden Vos brought to rescue them. It's a race for survival, and not everyone makes it.  As we've seen before, the tragic loss of someone dear to them, causes a Jedi to lose their control, and that's when the darkness takes over. And Maul perfectly orchestrates Devon's fall to his side.  It's action packed. It's edge of your seat. It's terrifying. It's dramatic. This is the finale of Maul Shadow Lord! Send in your thoughts to the show! Send voicemail or email to: themandalorepodcast@gmail.com Tweet us @theMandaLorepod Join the Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheMandaLorePod  

What do you call the penulitimate episode to the penultimate episode? The prepenultimate episode? That's what this one is, definitely the big setup for what's coming in the next two finale episodes! We have everyone on the run. Maul trying to get away from the Inquisitors and back to his people. The Lawsons, Devon and Daki trying to get away from the Empire. It's a tense chase sequence all the way through!  But we also see Maul really suffering from his fears of abandonment and betrayal. The same weaknesses he's suffered his whole life. It's plagued him. It's ate away at his sanity. It's crippled him when he needs to be strong.  We are seeing just how much of a tragic story Maul has lived through. And it helps us understand him all the more. But this is not a redemption story. It's just giving so much depth to a villain that most usually don't get, and that's why this show is so great! Send in your thoughts to the show! Send voicemail or email to: themandalorepodcast@gmail.com Tweet us @theMandaLorepod Join the Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheMandaLorePod  

Justin reviews "Chapter 9: Strange Allies" and "Chapter 10: The Dark Lord" of Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord, now streaming on Disney+!The season finale dropped on Star Wars Day — and it delivered. Dryden Vos arrives with an offer Maul can't refuse: take out his boss, and Crimson Dawn is yours. With that, an unlikely alliance forms as Maul, the Jedi, and the Lawsons are forced to fight their way out of Janix together. But Darth Vader himself shows up to clean up the mess the Inquisitors couldn't finish — and the combined might of Devon, Master Daki, and Maul is no match for the Dark Lord. Season 1 ends with Maul one step closer to becoming the shadow puppet master we know from Solo, and Devon standing at the edge of a very dark path.⚠️ SPOILER WARNING — This review is spoiler-filled. Watch the episodes first!

Sean Lawson founder of Lawson's Finest joined me for an extended interview. New beers from Troegs & Other Half. Breweries in NJ that are participating in #NJPintDay Miller Lite with a soccer ball cooler? Party on the Roof Top at Beach Haus. Maine Beer news. @garymonterosso weekly beer segment and more. @njcraftbeer @hoppedupnetwork #drinklocal #smallbusinessowners #musicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apparently, Tim is HIM! This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl buckle up for a finale-heavy week with the last two episodes of Maul: Shadow Lord, the Season 2 finale of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, the Season 2 finale of Daredevil: Born Again, The Boys Season 5 Episode 6, and Netflix's 2026 limited series Lord of the Flies. Episode Index Intro: 0:07 Lord of the Flies: 7:02 Maul: 12:47 Monarch: 29:32 Daredevil: 46:50 The Boys: 1:02:16 Lord of the Flies, Netflix Limited Series Limited Series Episodes: 4 Titles: Piggy, Jack, Simon, Ralph Netflix release date: May 4, 2026 in the U.S. Original release date: February 8, 2026 Director: Marc Munden Writer: Jack Thorne Summary: Netflix's 2026 Lord of the Flies limited series adapts William Golding's classic survival nightmare into a four-episode TV format, following a group of British schoolboys stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash. Ralph and Piggy try to build order, rules, and rescue plans, while Jack's need for power and violence slowly turns the group into rival camps. The series tracks the collapse through four character-focused episodes: Piggy brings the boys together, Jack embraces the hunt, Simon becomes the tragic victim of the island's growing hysteria, and Ralph watches the last pieces of civilization burn down around him. By the end, Piggy and Simon are dead, Ralph is hunted, and rescue arrives only after the boys have already proven that the real monster was never hiding in the jungle. Rating Out of 10 It Would Have Been Better Not to Try at All Brian: 1/10 Darryl: DNW Maul: Shadow Lord (Disney Plus) Title: Chapter 9: Strange Allies Air date: May 4, 2026 Director: Steward Lee Writer: Christopher Yost Summary: Dryden Vos enters the picture with an offer Maul absolutely cannot ignore: safe passage off Janix in exchange for Maul taking the reins of Crimson Dawn. Meanwhile, Maul reaches out to Devon through their Force connection, drawing her and the rest of the group into a desperate alliance. Lawson suggests a dangerous underground route out of the city, but the escape turns into a nightmare when the group has to cross a toxic river while the Inquisitors close in. Maul holds them off long enough for everyone to make it across, only for Darth Vader to arrive outside the city and casually remind everyone that there is always a bigger monster in the room. Title: Chapter 10: The Dark Lord Air date: May 4, 2026 Director: Nathaniel Villanueva Writer: Matt Michnovetz & Brad Rau Summary: The season finale throws Maul, Devon, Daki, the Lawsons, and the rest of the survivors straight into Vader's shadow. Maul and the Jedi fight Vader and the Inquisitors while the others try to reach Dryden Vos's ship through a wall of Imperial troops. Daki gets a brief victory over Marrok, but Vader kills him after Maul chooses self-preservation over loyalty. Devon's grief and rage push her closer to Maul, who promises to train her for revenge. Lawson sacrifices himself so Rylee, Two-Boots, and Vario can escape, and by the time Vos's ship leaves Janix, Devon agrees to become Maul's apprentice. Good news: they escaped. Bad news: the emotional damage is now fully weaponized. Rating Out of 10 Shhhhh Vader Comes Brian: 8/10 Darryl: 9.4/10 Season out of 10 Maul, Not Darth Just Maul Brian: 6/10 Darryl: 8.8/10 Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Season 2 Finale Season 2, Episode 10 Title: Where We Belong Air date: May 1, 2026 Director: Lawrence Trilling Writer: Teleplay by Joe Pokaski; Story by Andrew Colville Summary: The finale brings the season's Titan X chaos to Skull Island, where Kentaro leans into Isabel's plan to use Axis Mundi to save Hiroshi, because apparently messing with monster time-space is the new family therapy. Kong battles Titan X while Cate escapes Isabel's base and Keiko rescues her. Tim and May try to shut down the neural implants, but the real fix comes from returning Titan X's egg, which pacifies the creature and ends the fight. Titan X returns to Axis Mundi with the egg, Shaw and Keiko get a brief emotional vision of younger Shaw, and six weeks later Monarch officially recruits Cate, Keiko, May, and Tim. Meanwhile, Shaw tracks Kentaro and Isabel to Thailand and finds Rodan waiting near a volcano, because this show simply refuses to end on a normal workplace update. Rating Out of 5 Starring Kentaro as Cate Brian: 4.38/5 Darryl: 4.35/5 Season out of 10 Why Did Titan X Only Fight with 2 Tentacles Most of the Fight Brian: 8.6/10 Darryl: 7.5/10 Daredevil: Born Again, Season 2 Finale Season 2, Episode 8 Title: The Southern Cross Air date: May 5, 2026 Director: Iain B. MacDonald Writer: Dario Scardapane & Jesse Wigutow Summary: Karen Page's trial becomes the pressure cooker for the entire season as Matt calls Wilson Fisk to the stand, presents Savva's video testimony, and publicly reveals that he is Daredevil to prove what Fisk has done. Dex stops AVTF officers from killing Matt, then takes a shot at Fisk, causing chaos inside the courthouse. Outside, Daredevil's supporters rise up after BB Urich pushes the city to fight back. Fisk is offered exile to avoid charges, but because he is Wilson Fisk and subtlety has never once entered the chat, he lashes out and kills multiple protestors before Matt convinces him to take the deal. Fisk leaves New York, the AVTF collapses, BB lands at the New York Bulletin, Jessica reunites with Luke Cage, Heather Glenn starts sliding into Muse territory, and Matt ends the season arrested and imprisoned for being Daredevil. That is one hell of a “victory,” Matt. Rating out of 5 I AM… Daredevil Brian: 4.51/5 Darryl: 3.89/5 Season out of 10 It’s just too clean Brian: 7.68/10 Darryl: 6.56/10 The Boys, Season 5 Episode 6 Title: Though the Heavens Fall Air date: May 6, 2026 Director: Catriona McKenzie Writer: David Reed Summary: The Deep gets stuck doing Vought propaganda for a new oil pipeline, while Noir, tired of Deep wrecking his career plans, sabotages the whole thing and causes a catastrophic oil spill. Deep responds like the emotionally stable aquatic nightmare he is and murders Noir in retaliation. Meanwhile, Sage incapacitates Ashley and pulls information from Bashley, discovering that Soldier Boy may know where to find a lead on V1. That sends Sage into full defection mode as the final season keeps pushing everyone toward the inevitable blood-soaked endgame. Also, yes, somehow “Bashley” remains a thing we all have to say out loud. Rating Out of 5 When Homelander Goes Full Cyclops Brian: 4.12/5 Darryl: 3.4/5 Contact Us The Infamous Podcast can be found wherever podcasts are found on the Interwebs, feel free to subscribe and follow along on social media. And don't be shy about helping out the show with a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts to help us move up in the ratings. @infamouspodcast facebook/infamouspodcast instagram/infamouspodcast stitcher Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Play iHeart Radio contact@infamouspodcast.com Our theme music is ‘Skate Beat’ provided by Michael Henry, with additional music provided by Michael Henry. Find more at MeetMichaelHenry.com. The Infamous Podcast is hosted by Brian Tudor and Darryl Jasper, is recorded in Cincinnati, Ohio. The show is produced and edited by Brian Tudor. Subscribe today!

Während sich Maul weiter von Reue, Verlust und Sehnsucht nach Kontrolle treiben lässt, zeigen Devon, Daki und die Lawsons, was eine funktionierende Allianz ausmacht. Es geht um den Wert von Intuition, Erfahrung und einer gemeinsamen Vergangenheit. Am Mikro: Kevin, Dascha und Lasse. Schnitt & alles Drumherum: Kevin Arnold ________________________________________ Bucketheads ist nur möglich durch die Unterstützung vieler Menschen über Patreon und Steady. Möchtest Du vielleicht auch unterstützen? https://www.patreon.com/bucketheads https://www.steadyhq.com/bucketheads ________________________________________ Infos und alle Folgen: https://www.bucketheads.de/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bucketheads.podcast/ Bluesky: @bucketheadspodcast.bsky.social Youtube: Bucketheads-Podcast - YouTube ________________________________________ Kevin empfiehlt zum Hören von Podcasts: https://podcastaddict.com Podcast Addict nutzt Kevin selbst. Einfach, übersichtlich, mächtig! Kostenlos mit Werbung, oder mit 10 Euro Jahresbeitrag werbefrei. Allerdings nicht auf Apple-Handys verfügbar. https://pocketcasts.com Pocketcast gilt als ähnlich stark wie Podcast Addict, aber auch im Apple-Universum nutzbar. Wer solche oder ähnliche Apps nutzt, hilft, dass Podcast wie Bucketheads unabhängig bleiben können von großen Playern wie Spotify.

In this episode of Think Wedding Business, we're joined by Laura & Pete Lawson of Lawson Films to talk about launching the British Wedding Film Festival; a brand new awards platform designed to celebrate wedding filmmaking differently.After years of entering (and winning) traditional awards, the Lawsons, along with Jeff Wood and Joce of Lune de Miel Studio, saw a gap.So they created an awards system inspired by the likes of the Oscars. Recognising different elements of a film, from storytelling to sound design, and giving more filmmakers a chance to be celebrated.We dive into:Why they felt the industry needed something newThe reality of awards, judging, and industry pressureDealing with criticism when you put yourself out thereThe vision for turning the festival into a huge industry eventAnd what this means for the future of wedding videographyFind the film festival here; https://www.britishweddingfilmfestival.com/Each episode we will be chatting to different wedding entrepreneurs across every aspect of the industry, so stay tuned for more, & if there's any suppliers you'd love us to interview, please let us know!And remember... Think Wedding Business.Adam & Howard

Craig Lawson [‘13] is the program director at Ironwood Christian Camp in Newberry Springs, California. Craig met and married his wife, Emily, while at Maranatha and then worked at MBU for a year following graduation. Summer ministry at Ironwood led them to join the resident staff in 2015. The Lawsons have two children who, by camp tradition, are dubbed “desert pygmies.”

Episode 205: The Lawson Family Murders Charles “Charlie” Lawson and his wife Fannie married in 1911 and went on to start a large family. In 1929, the Lawsons had a successful tobacco farm and a little cabin that housed their family of 9. For unknown (but debated) reasons, Charlie Lawson murdered 7 of his 8 children on Christmas Day before taking his own life, leaving his eldest teenage son the lone survivor of the family. (TW: child murder, incest, suicide)Tune in to this episode to learn more!Email us at: abouttime4tc@gmail.comFollow us on IG: about.time.for.true.crime.podLinktreeDon't forget to rate, follow, download, and tell a friend!Sources12345678910

In this episode of Formula: America, we break down all the highs and lows from an action-packed Chinese Grand Prix weekend!

Today on the show we spoke to Kiwi motorsport legend Greg Murphy about Liam Lawsons tough start in the Red Bull seat over the weekend at the F1 Melbourne Grand Prix over the weekend.

Hey Small Wonder Fans, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered Season Episodes 5-8. S4E5: Come Fly With Me, which aired on October 22, 1988. In this episode the Lawson's accompany Brandon and Harriet on a flight to Florida (business reasons) when their flight is hijacked. Art Linkletter guest stars. I thought this episode was clever and humorous in some scenes. S4E6: Love At First Byte, which aired on October 29, 1988. In this episode Vicki falls for a computer program called L.E.S., that Ted installs in the family computer, unaware that L.E.S.'s growing attraction to Vicki takes a possessive and controlling turn, leading the family to take drastic measures to save Vicki. S4E7: The Sheik, which aired on November 5, 1988. In this episode, Ted and the family entertain a Sheik who intends to do business with the Robotics company that Ted works for, however when the Sheik sets his sights on marrying Vicki (to go along with his 4 other wives) this kid is 13 BTW, Ted has to decide if he can save Vicki from a lifetime of servitude (like she doesn't already have that with the Lawsons) marriage to a 13 year old boy or risk a business venture between his company and the Middle East. S4E8: Togetherness, which aired on November 12, 1988. In this episode the Brindles and the Lawsons compete on Beat Thy Neighbor, a gameshow. This was a fun episode. I hope you enjoy the episodes and I'll be back in late March with episodes S4E9-S4E12.

What everyone hoped would happen has happened: A kiwi has made it to a full time drive with Formula One. Liam Lawson goes into the Red Bull team alongside big name Max Verstappen. Auckland FC will play back at home tomorrow. Weekend Sport host Jason Pine think they are able to keep their winning momentum going, despite a few injuries among the players. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if you could turn a life of welding and traveling into a thriving business and social media success? Bryce Sparks, better known as Whiskey Biz, joins us on "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons" to share his captivating journey from a blue-collar career to entrepreneurial success and online stardom. We kick off with a hilarious story about Daniel's unexpected visit to his rural Missouri home, a stark yet amusing contrast to his suburban roots. Bryce takes us back to the origins of his party bus venture, Whiskey Biz, a name born out of an insurance broker's warning about the risky nature of his endeavor. In our conversation, Bryce dives into the challenges and triumphs of transitioning from welding to becoming a full-time content creator. He recounts the early struggles of his YouTube channel, which started with capturing side-by-side races, and how the COVID-19 pandemic turned into an unforeseen opportunity for growth. His commitment to reinvesting earnings back into his content creation paved the way for his social media success. Bryce shares the surreal experiences of gaining recognition and the risks he took to follow his dreams, proving that hard work and dedication can lead to extraordinary achievements.We also explore the personal side of Bryce's life, discussing the balance of marriage and professional life when both partners are in the public eye. From building a custom mud rig named "Sweet and Low" to drawing inspiration from custom builds and engraving, Bryce's story is rich with creativity and passion. This episode is a heartwarming and inspiring look at setting goals, staying motivated, and the joy of creating content that resonates with others. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation filled with humor, dedication, and the pursuit of dreams.Support the Show.

Ever had an interstate emergency that turned into a humorous story? Join us as Whitney Lawson, now our official co-host, shares her laugh-out-loud experience with gas pain and the unusual remedies she tried. Breaking the myths surrounding women's bodily functions, we discuss the unpredictable fall weather and the quirks of fluctuating temperatures. Tune in for a hearty mix of humor, personal struggles, and light-hearted banter that will keep you entertained and leave you nodding in agreement.Reflecting on the essence of valuing your partner, we share insights from our eight-year marriage journey, offering advice on maintaining perspective during disagreements. Relive our memorable travel experiences, from a high school trip to Hawaii to the unforgettable taste of fresh pineapples at the Dole Plantation. Dream alongside us as we plan future anniversary adventures to exotic destinations like Bora Bora, emphasizing the importance of cherishing love and shared moments.Prepare for a rollercoaster as we recount a chaotic flight back from a trip, where food poisoning wreaked havoc on the passengers. Candid anecdotes about mistaken water breaks during pregnancy and the humorous side of life's oddities highlight the loving and playful nature of our relationship. Wrapping up, we dive into the quirks of household chores and the joys of fall festivities, celebrating family traditions and gearing up for the holiday season. This episode promises a blend of humor, personal insights, and warmth that you won't want to miss.Support the Show.

In this episode of "Men Who Rocked the World," Dr. Steven Lawson explores the profound influence of John Wycliffe, the "Morning Star of the Reformation." Lawson traces Wycliffe's journey from a brilliant scholar at Oxford to a fierce advocate for biblical authority over church tradition. Highlighting Wycliffe's role in translating the Bible into English and his bold defiance of the Roman Catholic Church, Lawson illustrates how Wycliffe's legacy paved the way for future reformers like John Huss and Martin Luther. This episode sheds light on how one man's unwavering stand on God's Word can ignite transformative movements that echo through history. You can find Dr. Lawsons biography of John Wycliffe here. 

Have you ever wondered what it's like to potty train a cat or how sore you can get from just sleeping wrong? This "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons" episode is packed with relatable, laugh-out-loud moments as we reconnect with our recent guest, the Queen herself, Whitney Lawson. We share the ups and downs of my running journey, the quirks of balancing social media hustles with parenting our spirited two-year-old, and Daniel's hilarious take on everyday aches and pains.From the side-splitting idea of toilet training our cat Zeus to the real-life adventures of potty training our candy-stashing toddler, there's never a dull moment in our household. As Cadence embarks on the exciting journey of seventh grade, we reflect on how quickly our children grow up. This episode is filled with heartfelt discussions about parenting, from the adorable speech impediments of Eli to Cadence's amusing vocabulary mix-ups, ensuring there's something for every parent to relate to.Nostalgia takes center stage as we reminisce about our own school days, from outrageous hairstyles to the thrill of back-to-school shopping. We also give you the latest scoop on our family vlogs and challenges, including random adventures and hilarious moments you won't want to miss. Tune in for a blend of humor, heart, and a genuine look at family life that will leave you smiling and eagerly awaiting the next episode.Support the Show.

What happens when societal expectations steer you off the path of your true passion? On this episode of "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons," we sit down with Darian Ray with Mr. Xposed Media to uncover his inspiring return to photography and videography. We promise you'll learn about the pivotal moment that reignited his love for the lens after being dissatisfied with professional headshots. Darian's dedication to providing high-quality, affordable services to families and sports teams, along with his admiration for industry pioneers like Rock Town Media and Brad Deal, makes for an enlightening discussion on innovation in the field.Ever wondered why some photographers are hesitant to collaborate? Darian sheds light on the competitive nature of the industry, revealing personal anecdotes about the challenges in fostering creative partnerships. We'll explore the importance of sharing knowledge and supporting one another as creators, advocating for a more inclusive and collaborative approach to photography. The episode underscores the need for transparency and constructive criticism to elevate professional standards, providing a comprehensive look at the dynamics of competition and cooperation.Balancing a professional life with family responsibilities is no easy feat, and Darian opens up about how fatherhood has transformed his perspective. Learn valuable tips on maintaining a healthy social media presence while staying present in family moments, especially the unique father-daughter bond. We also dive into practical wedding photography advice, from venue aesthetics to handling unexpected photo challenges. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of passion, competition, and the continuous journey of personal and professional growth, filled with insights that are sure to resonate with both photography enthusiasts and parents alike.Support the Show.

Ever wondered how a 'baddie' is defined beyond reality TV glamor? Join us for a rare daytime recording of "Late Night Laughs With the Lawsons" where Whitney and I break down this intriguing concept. We also share our love for "Bad Boys" over "Baddies," thanks to its humor and camaraderie. Relive our Fourth of July celebrations on the lake filled with fun activities for the kids and cool water gear, and hear about the challenges of balancing professional ambitions with personal life.You'll learn the importance of self-care and relaxation, especially when juggling a busy schedule. Whitney opens up about her favorite way to unwind—catching up on TV drama and savoring ice cream after the kids are tucked in. It's a reminder that self-care doesn't have to be elaborate; sometimes, simple pleasures at home are enough. We also chat about a recent family outing where Cadence enjoyed fireworks while Layton got a bit sunburned, underscoring the need to balance life's demands with personal downtime.Ever mixed up your ice cream order at a drive-thru? We have, and it led to some laughs and reflections on balancing our food cravings. From late-night snack dilemmas to childhood memories, we cover it all. Plus, we dive into quirky topics like imaginary pets and grumpy characters. Finally, get ready for my upcoming horseback and bull riding adventures, complete with GoPro footage. We're excited to share these experiences with you, so tune in next Tuesday for more fun and heartfelt moments. Peace!Support the Show.

Ever chased after an elusive treasure with your family, only to realize the journey itself was the real prize? Join us as we recount an unforgettable day on the "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons" podcast, where Whitney kicks off a wild Pokémon hunt adventure that takes us all over town. From the thrill of mistaken locations to finding decoy stashes hiding Pikachu, Charizard, and Squirtle, our quest to discover a special edition Mewtwo card is anything but straightforward. Even when ball practice is missed and the sun beats down mercilessly, our spirits are rekindled by Whitney's epiphany, directing us back to downtown Bowling Green.In another heartwarming segment, we dive into the positive impact of community-driven activities. Hear the uplifting story of a family who, after many stops and nearly running out of gas, finally uncovers the hidden Pokémon card at the Aviation Heritage Park. The joy and sense of accomplishment they feel highlight the importance of stepping away from screens to enjoy outdoor adventures. We also reminisce about a fun-filled family day boating and tubing, emphasizing how these shared experiences create lasting memories and deepen family bonds.Lastly, brace yourself for a hilarious yet insightful recount of a boating escapade gone awry. Whitney's well-meaning but chaotic adventure throws everyone off their tubes, leading to frantic and comical attempts to get back on the boat. Amidst the laughs, we touch on the serious side of water safety and the irrational fears that open water can bring. We wrap up with a candid discussion about finding balance in our busy lives, the importance of self-care, and the unexpected benefits of testosterone pellet therapy. This episode promises a blend of adventure, humor, and heartfelt moments, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to catch some laughs and wisdom along the way.Support the Show.

Ever wondered what makes a wedding ring truly special? Tune in as Whitney and I, Daniel, kick off this episode of Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons by celebrating Whitney's upcoming birthday and sharing a hearty laugh over the quirks of aging. From my new gray hair to Whitney's post-pregnancy challenges, we revel in the comedic side of family life. Plus, get ready for some giggles as we recount our daughter Layton's hilariously public announcements of needing to poop – the unfiltered joys of parenthood!Next, we dive into the sentimental and practical aspects of wedding rings, advocating for affordable options from Etsy that don't break the bank. We reminisce about our own wedding, focusing on the meaningful moments that matter more than extravagant ceremonies. And, of course, we can't forget the humorous mishap during our honeymoon in Cancun, featuring a surprisingly "fancy" blue lemonade. Our conversation takes a heartfelt turn as we discuss the challenges of loyalty in relationships, sharing personal stories of betrayal and the delicate balance of staying open-hearted while protecting oneself.Finally, we explore the critical role of communication in resolving relationship issues, likening marriage to a business partnership where talking things out and taking time to reflect are essential. We also draw interesting parallels between customer service and personal relationships, emphasizing empathy and understanding. As we joke about our future as quirky grandparents and our refusal to let go of youthful immaturity, we remind everyone to stay awesome and sweet until next time!Support the Show.

Have you ever faced a week so challenging that it tested your every limit? This week, join us on "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons" as we share our emotional journey through Layton's stomach bug scare. From endless doctor visits to sleepless nights, our daughter's illness taught us invaluable lessons on parenting and resilience. We recount the rollercoaster of emotions that come with seeing our energetic two-year-old couch-bound and how such moments remind us to appreciate the chaos of everyday life. Plus, hear about Cadence's basketball practice meltdown and the small but significant parenting moments that made us pause and reflect on gratitude.In this heartfelt episode, we take a deep dive into what gratitude truly means and how it shapes our lives. We'll tell you about a poignant conversation with Cadence that challenged our perspective on thankfulness. Learn why it's crucial to appreciate both the highs and lows, and how these experiences contribute to personal growth and resilience. We'll also explore the subtle yet vital difference between thankfulness and gratitude. Despite a whirlwind week, we express our sincere gratitude for you, our listeners, who motivate us to keep sharing our journey. Tune in for a touching reminder to cherish every season of life, even the most challenging ones.Support the Show.

Strumming on heartstrings and buzzing with humor, we welcome you back to "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons," and boy, do we have a season opener for you! The singing barber who charmed the country on American Idol Season 22, Noah Peters, joins us with his guitar in tow. We're whisked off to nostalgic Kentucky, where backyard jams sowed the seeds of Noah's musical dreams, all the way to the bright lights of Nashville, where he now crafts melodies that capture the soul of country life.Phillip Lammonds makes an appearance, adding his own notes of wisdom to our harmony as we explore more than just chords and choruses. We open up about the fears that tickle our funny bones and the childhood memories that shaped our quirks and character. Our conversation takes a heartfelt turn, examining the purpose that fuels our daily lives and the gratitude that turns life's trials into triumphs, proving that laughter and introspection can share the same stage.Cap off the evening with the inside scoop on Noah's American Idol adventure, his tight-knit circle that keeps him grounded, and the timeless wisdom found in a barbershop chair. We reveal plans for new music that's just waiting to be shared, and we celebrate the rebrand of our show with a promise of the same irresistible humor and a fresh coat of paint. So settle in, folks, for an episode that will leave you chuckling and, perhaps, a little inspired to find the melody in your own life's journey.Support the Show.

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered not one, but two episodes to catch up for missing March's episode. S3E15: Bye Bye Brindles. which aired on January 23, 1988. In this episode the Lawsons plot to convince the Brindles to move. Brandon was such a dumb dumb in this episode. GAH! Not surprising, Bonnie is mentioned but not seen since the actress moved on to star in the show Valerie or Hogan Family or whatever they were calling that show at the time. This episode was kinda meh. and also I covered S3E16: For Sale By Robot, which aired on January 30, 1988. In this episode Vicki accidentally sells the Lawson's house. This was a bonkers crazy and hugely unrealistic episode (aren't they all) when it comes to selling a home, as well as the couple being what TV perceive as stereo typical Texans to be like. I was embarrassed and I'm not originally from Texas, I've only been here 3 years. Overall, I liked this episode more than the first. Hope you enjoy the episodes and I'll be back in June with two more. Have a great rest of April!

Ever found yourself staring down a Monday with a mix of dread and a sprinkle of motivation? That's where "Late Night Laughs with the Lawsons" previously known as "After School With The Lawsons" comes in to swap out that dread for pure excitement. This week, it's just you and me, Daniel Lawson, and I'm bursting to tell you about the new direction we're sprinting toward. Get a front-row seat to the stories of our upcoming high-profile guests, and let's talk about success—it's not a one-size-fits-all kind of deal, and I'm here to share how my daughter Cadence and her coach are writing their unique playbook on the basketball court.Now, let's get down to the nitty-gritty; self-motivation and practice aren't just buzzwords—they're your secret weapons on the road to excellence. In this solo adventure, I'm peeling back the layers on what it takes to push forward, even when the couch looks oh-so-inviting. From my personal journey through life to the struggles and triumphs on Cadence's basketball team, I'll show you how owning your growth can transform "just another day" into a stepping stone to greatness.Wrapping up, we're not just about the laughs here; we're building a community where goals aren't just whispered into pillows at night. We're shouting them out, holding each other accountable, and celebrating every win, big or small. So, as we gear up for a move to our new studio and more "Late Night" shenanigans, remember: success is a personal jam, and I can't wait to groove to the rhythm of your stories. Stay awesome, stay sweet, and let's keep the motivation train chugging along together.Support the show

Easter bunnies and allergy sniffles - the Lawson household is brimming with both as we embark on this week's heartfelt episode. We send out warm Easter wishes, share the hilarity of our car's pollen predicament, and invite you to chuckle along with our musings on the quirks of marriage communication. As our kids' egg-hunting antics grow up with them, we find ourselves pondering how traditions evolve and resonate with families everywhere. Join us for a conversation that's as much about sneezes as it is about smiles, including a tale of a special guest from the heart of Nashville's music scene who's about to shake up our routine.Remember those days when a knock on your friend's door was the only 'text' you needed to meet up? We take a trip down memory lane, contrasting the boundless outdoor play of the '90s with today's tech-tethered experiences. Through stories of alfalfa field escapades and our reflections on how tech revolutions have shaped the essence of community, we examine the trade-offs between the convenience of the digital age and the simplicity of the past. It's a nostalgic journey that will have you yearning for the sound of dial-up internet and the freedom of bike rides until the streetlights came on.Storytelling takes center stage as we spin the wheel of personal history, landing on tales of jobs we'd rather forget and lessons we're glad we learned. From the challenge of leaving a job on moral grounds to the myriad ways we navigate supporting our partners, we unpack the highs and lows of our past work lives. We round off with a heartwarming segment on the importance of physical affection and a laugh-out-loud trip back to our school days, showcasing how the bonds of friendship, love, and a few comedic mishaps have kept us grounded through the years. So, nestle in and join the Lawsons for an episode filled with life's little anecdotes that teach and touch our hearts.Support the show

Gather around for a heartwarming family reunion on air, as my cousin Dustin Blair, a fearless firefighter and adept X-ray technician, rejoins the conversation, bringing tales of our shared follies and recent triumphs. Remember that time I was convinced I had a career in tap dancing? Well, we're unpacking that memory and so much more, including the glee of Dustin's family Disney escapade, made even richer by the freedom post-COVID and the unexpected advantages of a disability pass for his daughter's diabetes. As 'dance dads,' we exchange chuckles over the delightful hurdles of supporting our twirling children, proving that the rhythm of life extends far beyond the dance floor.Laughter isn't the only thing echoing through this episode; we're also exploring the delicate dance of balancing careers with the rich tapestry of family life. From a comically painful encounter with a two-by-four to the creative musings behind our podcast segments, Dustin and I peel back the curtain on finding harmony amidst chaos. This week's thematic word 'focus' prompts introspection on the struggle to maintain it without missing out on life's essential moments. We talk parenting wisdom, the irony in the lessons we teach our children that we, too, must heed, and the rejuvenating power of disconnecting from the daily bustle to cherish time with our loved ones.But it's not all fun and games—we're tackling the tough topic of bullying, reflecting on its implications from our schoolyard days to the amplified digital battlegrounds of social media. Personal stories from our own pasts interweave with discussions on the vital role of standing up as an upstander, the resilience in overcoming adversity, and the unwavering support found in true friendship. Concluding with an invitation to our weekly educational comedy segments, we promise both giggles and enlightenment. Huge gratitude to Dustin for sharing his narratives as we send off our listeners with messages of empathy, courage, and a call to share the journey we've embarked on today.Support the show

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered S3E14: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, which aired on January 16, 1988. In this episode Vicki gives a bank computer data that Ted is dead. This creates issues for him and Joan because they can't use their credit cards to buy groceries, since Ted had been doing what we in today's world refer to online banking to pay our bills. He was 30 years ahead of his time here, however Vicki mishears Ted mention something about him being dead and Vicki inputs that data into the computer to cut off his credit because he's dead. He has to go to the bank to prove he's alive, which doesn't do anything, he doesn't show his ID, the the bank manager has no idea if he is who he says he is. Joan and Ted have a fake funeral to prove to the bank creator and other random people including Brandon and Bonnie (Edie McClurg's final episode) that he is very much alive. Jamie and Vicki have a small side plot where he's selling packets of Christmas Tree Seeds in January for $3.95. No one's buying that crap because no ones thinking of Christmas in January. Joan gets a Life Insurance check for $100,000, that of course they have to give back. Join me later this month when I cover S3E15: Bye Bye Brindles, which aired on January 23, 1988. In this episode the Lawsons plot to convince the Brindles to move. See ya'll later this month! Overall not a bad episode.

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered S3E13: Ooga Mooga, which aired on December 7, 1987. In this episode The Lawsons perform at a lodge fund-raiser. This was the last episode of 1987. What a way to kick off 2024 with a shit-tastic episode, was I right , or was I right? It really sucked soo bad and Brandon Brindle's dumb a$$ self has the most to do with it. Add in that creepy 6 foot tall doll, then Joan and Vicki dressing up as said doll to recreate an act at the lodge fundraiser talent show. Ted and Brandon's boss is dumber than a box of rocks if he mistook Ted for Brandon. I knew Ted was originally meant for that position. Jamie's magic tricks were horrible, time for a new hobby Jamie or a get rich quick scheme, plus I thought Jamie seemed a little too old to do doing magic tricks, not that there's an age requirement on playing magic tricks, just seems kinda beneath him, ya know, it's Jamie. Unless he's charging people to watch him perform said magic tricks. I mean it did cost Brandon $10. Luckily the episode for February looks a lot more funner and enjoyable. Join me next month when I cover S3E14: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, which aired on January 16, 1988. The first episode of 1988. In this episode Vicki gives a bank computer data that Ted is dead. Have a great rest of January and see you next month.

Light-hearted Conversations With The LawsonsIn today's episode, Daniel welcomes his wife for a quick podcast session as the two sit down to talk about Daniel's recent trip to California, and his little adventures there. They also announce a lovely addition to their family, a super sweet and loving Maine coon cat, they have decided to name Zeus. Daniel also shares some of the exciting things he has been up to and some plans for the future. This episode is jam-packed with some fun-filled family stories that you would love to hear as you sip on some coffee and catch up with what the Lawsons have been up to in this entertaining family podcast! Let's get started!if you were in the medical field, you would have been sued for contaminating everything…Timestamps0:19-3:06Daniel welcomes his wife who is the special guest for today's light-hearted podcast. Together the two talk a little bit about his trip to California and how he fell sick. In an exciting change of events, the two discuss the possibility of him getting bird flu!3:08-6:35The Lawsons announce that they have just made an adorable addition to the family, as they welcome their new Maine coon cat, a cute surprise for Whitney before her birthday. The two have named the cat Zeus, although he was originally called Boss Baby, being the biggest one in the litter! This segment is a must-listen for cat lovers, as our hosts share their love for cats and discuss the current breed they have, along with some funny stories of their cat. 6:37:10:58Recalling some exciting moments from his trip, Daniel shares how he witnessed a few rather surreal things like watching two deers fight and how he mistook a wolf for a big puppy! His tales surely make this quite an adventure podcast! He also shares how he saw more than 12 huge bucks just chilling like it was all normal! The two then announce an exciting guest for their upcoming podcast along with discussing some upcoming plans. 11:00-17:34Daniel and Whitney chat a little about having their kids home and learning from home because of the cold and snow which has caused school to shut down and how they cope, along with discussing some hilarious parenting moments they have had trying to get their boys to finish up homework. They also reminisce about their school days and how things are so different now thanks to modernization! Generational gaps are real and the two shed some light on it, until Daniel makes a horrifying confession about using a fork to comb out his beard, consequently facing his wife's wrath as she sees it as nothing less than a horrible way to contaminate utensils. 22:46-27:18We wrap off the podcast with a funny story about Zeus and how he loves to talk all the time! So grab your favorite beverage, whether it's coffee or tea, and join the Lawsons as they walk us through life's quirks and share their latest adventures. You won't want to miss out on this fun family podcast! Make sure to check out all our episodes for fun-filled family stories like the ones discussed in this adventure podcast!About Hosthttps://youtube.com/@TheAwesomeLawsonshttps://www.instagram.com/the.awesome.lawsons/https://www.facebook.com/TheAwesomeLawsons/https://www.tiktok.com/@theawesomelawsons?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pcSupport the show

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered S3E12: The Bank Job, which aired on November 28, 1987. In this episode, Harriet, Jamie and Vicki foil a bank robber. As far as episodes go, this one was kinda weak sauce. Diff'rent Strokes did a much better episode on a bank robbery back in the early 80's. Aside from the bank robbery, which btw's took place when there was less than 10 minutes left in the episode, so ya know, no real high stakes. Just a man dressed as a woman, who looks like he's never held a gun before, which wasn't surprising considering he told the bank teller, he was new at the whole stick up situation. Aside from that, the side plot of Ted and Brandon getting measles was total BS, the writers should have just led with the chicken pox like on Full House Season 1. At least we learn that Jamie had his MMR Vac. Join me in January when I cover what I feel will be a crap episode S3E13: Ooga Mooga, which aired on December 5, 1987. In this episode the Lawsons perform at a lodge fund-raiser. What is the hoopla - poopla garbage excuse for an episode! Have a great rest of 2023 and I'll see ya next month.

On today's episode we bring on my sister and her husband to talk about, how we remember halloween in the 90's! From the candy to the fun, we cover it all. We even bring up some old childhood stories not related to halloween but guaranteed to keep you laughing! We had a blast filming this episode and I hope you all enjoy it just as much as we did. So sit back, buckle up and enjoy the ride as we travel back in time to the 90's! 

Eli and Dad are back at it again! With Halloween right around the corner, Eli talks about what he will dress up as, smashing his finger, the NEW fortnight update, school lunch & you even get to see baby Layton! Eli has a wonderful sense of humor and tons of silly jokes because he loves to make people laugh. I guarantee this episode will make you smile! 

Cadence and I are back at it again, your defiantly not going to want to miss this one! In this episode we discuss her plans for fall break, he favorite sports, her NEW favorite book, and how she barely farts. I also talk about our trip to Jamaica, our new studio, and what animal I would be. Hope your ready to laugh, because this is a good one! Stay AWESOME Lawson fans! 

It's so good to be back with another awesome episode! During this episode I talk about what's been going on with our family, new sports the kids are in, AT&T, moving and a few funny stories. I guarantee this episode will make you smile! 

In the latest episode of "Men Who Rocked the World," Steven J. Lawson delves deep into the legacy of John Calvin, a monumental figure in church history renowned for his unwavering commitment to biblical truth.If you would like to find Dr. Lawsons's book on John Calvin, look for The Expository Genius of John Calvin

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of She's A Small Wonder: A Small Wonder Podcast. Today, I covered S3E7: The Promotion, which aired on October 24, 1987. In this episode to win a promotion over Brandon's boss fawning, Ted decides to reveal Vicki's robot secret to his boss at a company picnic unaware that Brandon is out to sabotage Ted's effort. As far as episodes go this one was really lackluster, and Brandon Brindle being there only made it worse. Ted wanting to reveal Vicki's a robot to his boss for a promotion, I don't know just feels wrong some how or not the right time. Turns out (spoiler alert) he doesn't get the promotion, Brandon does, and it's a good thing because apparently the promotion is for a robotics management position in Iceland. Jamie disappears to the kissing booth at the company picnic for most of the episode and shows up towards the end with lipstick prints all over his face. We never see the girl running the kissing booth, but according to Jamie she's a fox. How many times has Harriet explained to Vicki how to throw a tantrum? I've lost count as this point. You would think that Ted would have programmed Vicki with a voice recognition that way she only can be programed or reprogramed to take orders from the Lawsons and not just anyone. Think about that, Ted. I'm most excitedly for next month's episode S3E8: The Lawsonville Horror, which aired on October 31, 1987. In this episode an electrocuted Vicki behaves as though possessed. Have a great week and check out the episode on Youtube. All the episodes of Small Wonder are on it.

Eli and Dad talk about how summer break is going, fortnite hacks, his favorite food and how bullies aren't cool! Eli was telling me that he has some bullies at his school so I was telling him how to handle them. Eli has a wonderful sense of humor and tons of silly jokes because he loves to make people laugh. I guarantee this episode will make you smile! 

As part of the recent Craft Beer & Brewing Brewer's Retreat, hosted by Russian River in late May 2023, Jamie moderated panel discussions before a live audience of attendees and featured brewers. This episode is a recording of one such panel on West coast-style IPA, featuring Matt Brynildson of Firestone Walker, Ben Edmunds of Breakside, and Sean Lawson of Lawson's Finest. Over the course of the discussion, the brewers cover: using advanced hop products for more hop punch tucking in small amounts of character-building malts dry hopping with dosing vessels mid-fermentation dry hopping with cryo hops for less hop creep and more flavor stability using ALDC to manage hop creep top noting in the dry hop with Southern hemisphere hops managing pH in dry hopping controlling FAN through dry hopping for longevity And more. This episode is brought to you by: G&D Chillers (https://gdchillers.com): For years G&D Chillers has chilled the beers you love, partnering with 3,000+ breweries across the country along the way, and they're proud of the cool partnerships they've built over the past 30 years. Reach out for a quote today at gdchillers.com (http://www.Gdchillers.com) or call to discuss your next project. BSG Craft Brewing (https://BSGCraftbrewing.com): As distributors of quality domestic malts like Rahr and Gambrinus, BSG gives you the freedom to explore a world of flavors but at local prices. So, you can cut costs but not quality. Start exploring at BSGCraftbrewing.com Old Orchard (https://www.oldorchard.com/brewer): Old Orchard supplies flavored craft juice concentrate blends to beverage brands for the production of beer, cider, seltzer, wine, spirits, kombucha, and more. Flavor your lineup and streamline your sourcing by heading to oldorchard.com/brewer (https://www.oldorchard.com/brewer) Accubrew (https://accubrew.io) The AccuBrew system is designed to give you unprecedented insight into the fermentation process. Monitor gravity, fermentation activity, clarity, and temperature, schedule reminders, and receive alerts anywhere, anytime. To learn more about AccuBrew head over to AccuBrew.io ProBrew (https://www.probrew.com) The ProFill series of rotary can fillers from ProBrew are accelerating plant production everywhere. For more information, visit www.probrew.com or email contactus@probrew.com. US Water Systems (https://USWaterSystems.com): US Water Systems.com has been at the forefront of the craft brewing industry and created American made water treatment systems with brewers in mind. Whether you're a hobbyist or a pro, head on over to US Water Systems.com to learn more. Twin Monkeys (https://TwinMonkeys.net): Are you ready to start canning your craft beverages? Twin Monkeys Beverage Systems is here to help. This troop of engineers, service techs, and microbrew fanatics offers customizable packaging solutions for every craft. Visit TwinMonkeys.net today. Fermentis (https://fermentis.com): Discover a whole SafLager™ range by Fermentis, covering from traditional to modern-style lagers: SafLager™ S-189, for the elegant lagers with floral notes, SafLager™ S-23, for fruity and hoppy ones, and SafLager™ W-34/70 for your neutral beers. Want to know more about SafLager™ yeasts? Visit www.fermentis.com! ABS Commercial (https://abs-commercial.com): ABS Commercial is proud to offer brewhouses, tanks, keg washers, and small parts to brewers across the country as well as equipment for distilling, cider-making, wine-making, and more! Contact us today at sales@abs-commercial.com to discuss your customized brewery needs. ABS Commercial. We are brewers.

Geoff opens the show by discussing the results of The Daily Memphian's Crime Poll before then discussing a story of the year candidate, the NBA Draft, and more. Also, John Martin joins the show to rank the Lawsons as players and more. 

Eli and Dad talk about the new Fortnite chapter 4 update, gorilla tag, the start to his summer break and snow cones. Eli is convinced that he will never get snow cones ever again. Check out this episode to see his awesome dance moves and learn more about his new obsession, gorilla tag. So, To get more funny and exciting videos regularly. Stay connected with @TheAwesomeLawsons  Official YouTube channel. Do LIKE, COMMENT, and SHARE. Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE button and the

 This is our first ever video podcast and will be available on YouTube tomorrow 5/31/2023 On this episode Cadence and I discuss what she looks for in a best friend, her broken arm and her summer plans since school is officially out. We also have a debate on if miniature ponies and ponies are the same thing. Lots of good laughs as always on this episode. If you enjoy funny clean content you defiantly don't want to miss this one! 

In this episode, coaches Aaron, Allie, and Jenn sit down with Alexa and Daniel Lawson and their kids Brody and Bailey to discuss their journey to reestablish youth baseball in their community after 12 years. Alexa and Daniel share the events that led to the decline of the economy and youth sports in their town, and how they worked to bring it back. Brody also joins the conversation to talk about what his parents' hard work means to him and his twin sister. The family also shares about their love for Fortnite, dancing, and other activities they enjoy. Listeners can expect to hear about: - The decline of the economy and youth sports in the Lawsons' community - The family's efforts to bring youth baseball back to their town - Brody's perspective on his parents' work - The family's hobbies and interests, including Fortnite and dancing lease email us for any questions or feedback. Help us grow!!! TheSlidePodcastShow@gmail.com Make sure to go leave us a review!!!! Website: www.theslidepodcastshow.com Https://linktr.ee/theslidepodcastshow Facebook: @theslidepodcast Instagram: @theslidepodcastshow TikTok: @theslidepodcastshow Twitter: @theslidepod LinkedIn: @theslidepodcastshow

Host Charman and Chris discuss the Jets restructuring Carl Lawsons deal and what it means for the Rodgers Restructure and getting Quinnen Williams' extension done. Please we look at the Jets 2023 schedule and how important it is to start off well. Thank you for listening , sharing and subscribing to the show . We really do appreciate that ! Please follow the show @LiftOffJets on Twitter Follow Charman @Grownfolk1980 and also read his columns on PlayLikeaJet.com Follow Chris @cp7ny and check out his baseball podcast Talking Rivals @Talkingrivals and TalkingRivals.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cp7ny/message

Sean Lawson of @lawsonsfinest joins me to talk Hazy Rays IPA and much more. News from Alesmith @averybrewingco @weldwerksbrewing PlusGov (I Can't) Murphy gets a bunch of Mayor's together that are in favor of liquor license reform. Steel Keg Awards have been announced. A review of Ross Brewing's grand opening. I hosted a Beer and Cheese event and I'll give you a recap of that too. @njcraftbeer  @hoppedupnetwork @sjbeerscene @brewerystrong #metalforever #drinklocal #drinkcraftnotcrap #stouts #ipas #lagers #ales #sours #hops #pilsners #porters #gastropub #speakeasy  #growler #beer #jerseybeers #fcancer #smallbusinessowners #beerfestivals #beertours #music #savenjbeer #podcasts #crowlersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here are some of Rachel's top tips for treasure hunting using the circular economy: Have a cohesive look: create a vision board and colour range, and stick to it. Buy things made to last: search for solid timber and quality brands you love. Always ask for measurements and make sure items fit your space. Great places to hunt are facebook marketplace, gumtree, and online vintage sellers, council cleanups and second hand shops. Focus your online searches on affluent and more densely populated suburbs. If you're far away from a big city, a buying trip can be a good investment: hire a trailer, line up purchases to pick up in a single day (pay a deposit to the vendor so they're happy to hold it), and make a day of it. On facebook marketplace, create alerts for hard-to-find items and be specific: beautiful items move fast and it helps to be the first to know. If you have family or lovely friends living in different cities, ask if they might be happy to pick up the odd item for you, and expand your search for items near them. Likewise, if you're visiting somewhere on holidays have a quick scroll. Hunt for preloved original art at auction houses like Lawsons or Davidson Auctions, or head to your local art school's student exhibitions. Framed museum posters or even calendar images can also make great art: put them in preloved frames but get the matboards cut by a framer for a high-end look on a budget. If you make a mistake and buy the wrong thing, relist it using your own photos taken with the item styled and in good light: you can often resell at a profit. Stay updated & inspired... @SugarMammaTV – Money, budgeting, cashflow, motivation @CannaCampbellofficial – lifestyle, capsule wardrobe fashion, motherhood Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@sugarmammatv My Best Selling Books! The $1000 Project Book: booktopia.kh4ffx.net/DVqDMj Mindful Money: booktopia.kh4ffx.net/Xxrz5o My YouTube channel - over 500 bite size videos with over 12,000,000 views! https://www.youtube.com/c/SugarMamma www.SugarMammaTV.com  Also, don't forget about my other podcast channel, "How Do They Afford That?" https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/how-do-they-afford-that/id1644255235 ADDITIONAL GENERAL ADVICE WARNING: Whilst we discuss various financial topics, this podcast is not advice in anyway, but purely for educational purposes only. Nothing in this podcast is personal advice, investment advice or product advice. With any major financial decision, you must always do your own research, consider all the pros and cons, fees, caps, limits, costs, taxes etc. Always proactively educate yourself before making any major financial decision, consider your own financial goals, deadlines and risk profile. So please bear all of this in mind when listening to this podcast and please always speak to a Financial Planner when wondering what you should do to achieve your own financial goals and dreams. GENERAL ADVICE WARNING & FINANCIAL PLANNING LICENSE DETAILS: The information in this podcast is general in nature and does not take into account your personal circumstances, financial needs or objectives. Before acting on any information, you should consider the appropriateness of it and the relevant product having regard to your objectives, financial situation and needs. In particular, you should seek independent financial advice and read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement or other offer document prior to acquiring any financial product. Canna Campbell is a Corporate Authorised Representative and Corporate Credit Representative of Wealthstream Financial Group Pty Ltd ABN 35 152 803 113 Australian Financial Services Licensee AFSL 412079. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

•   Christmas and New Year are risk factors for cardiac and non-cardiac deaths. A couple of reasons for that are that people delay actually going to the ER. They don't want to rush up there if there's nothing truly wrong. They don't want to leave their families. They're in the middle of the holiday festivities. They're spending time with the people that they love and they don't want to leave. They don't want to go to the emergency room. So they delay seeking treatment and they consume a large amount of foods. We all know we all overeat during the holidays. I hate to admit it, but I am very guilty of that. Just the stress of the holidays in general, people are having to work extra hours to be able to afford Christmas gifts for the people that they buy presents for. A lot of people don't have a choice., they are new to their jobs and they are forced to work during the holiday hours. Also, just the general excitement of the holidays can build up the catecholamines that actually can cause fatal heart arrhythmias. And we don't really think about it that much, but education can help. Moderate consumption of food, not smoking, different things like that can actually improve our risk. But nonetheless, the risk is still there. (02:10)•   So I looked over at my dad and he was clenching his chest. I could see sweat coming through his shirt and he looked like he was in pain. So I asked him, dad, are you okay? What's going on? How are you feeling? And he said, oh, my hernia is acting up. And we all know men sometimes are a little bit in denial when they have issues coming up. They don't want to go to the doctor, but he blamed it on his hernia. So my mom was in the bathroom at the time and my mom was also an RN. And so I went in there and I said, hey, mom, I'm pretty sure dad's having a heart attack. I'm going to call 911. And so her response was kind of funny. I think she was a little bit in denial. She's like, let me put my makeup on and I'll drive him up there. And I basically said, no, you can't drive and do CPR at the same time. I'm calling 911 right now. Long story short, EMS came and picked up my dad. And when they put him on the EKG, I could actually see him having a heart attack. (07:40)•   I was looking also into deaths that occurred on Christmas day and I found one that happened back, this was way back in 1929. There was this family in North Carolina that was murdered. There was a gentleman by the name of Charlie Lawson and he was a sharecropper and he murdered his wife and six of his seven children. And this actually happened on Christmas day in 1929. The odd thing is, and this was very strange for a sharecropper because they didn't make a lot of money. But days before Christmas he took his wife and all seven of his children and they ranged in age from four months to 17 years. His wife, bless her heart, was pregnant her entire life. He took them into town to buy new clothes and his plan was to have a family portrait. This was a big family. Again, very strange for a sharecropper to do this. So on the 25th Christmas morning he shot his 7 and 12 year old daughters with a 12 gauge shotgun. They were leaving to go to their aunt and uncle's house and he went into the barn and shot them on their way to the aunt and uncle's house. Now after he did that, he went home and shot his wife, she was on the porch. Then he went into the house and shot all of his children and he bludgeoned his four month old. Then he disappeared for several hours at which time he was in the woods and he eventually shot himself in the head. Now if you can imagine being the only survivor, if you have six siblings and your parents, so a total of eight people that die on the same day and you're the only surviving family member. Can you imagine how devastating that would be? (11:57)•  There were a lot of rumors after the event that Charlie, the dad who committed the murders, was sexually abusing his 17-year-old daughter, Marie. She had actually told a friend that she had become pregnant by her father. Now there was a rumor that Charlie had told Marie that if she ever told her mother, and this is a quote, some killing would be done. So it is believed that there's a possibility that Marie told her mom that she had been impregnated by her father, at which point he found out and carried out what he promised and killed the entire family. If y'all are like me, I would love to go to this location. But shortly after the murders, Charlie's brother opened the home as a tourist attraction. Now this is a place that I would want to go. This to me would be a vacation. It probably would be for most of you as well. So apparently when Charlie murdered Marie, the daughter that he supposedly was sleeping with, she was in the middle of baking a cake. The cake that Marie baked that day was actually on display in the home when the tourists would come in. Well guess what? People are weird and the visitors, the tourists that were coming into the house, started taking raisins off the cake for souvenirs. So people, come on. Like eventually it had to be covered with glass so that no one could touch it because everyone thought it would be cool to have a raisin off this cake that Marie baked that night. So all of the Lawsons, the entire family, were laid to rest in this family graveyard. And Arthur, who was 17 at the time, of course he was the only survivor, he's the one that came home and found his entire family had been shot. So he of course survived and went on to get married and have some children, actually four children. And then later in 1945 he was killed in a motor vehicle crash. (15:49) CONNECT WITH JULIE MATTSON:• Website: https://pushinguplilies.com• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pushinguplilies

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