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Recorded live at the Wind Operation and Maintenance Australia 2026 conference, Allen, Rosemary, Matthew, and Yolanda are joined by Thomas Schlegl for a panel discussion on where the Australian wind industry is headed over the next five years. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly newsletter on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard’s StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on YouTube, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary’s “Engineering with Rosie” YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Alright, let’s get started. This is the, the final event of this three day marathon. Uh, where will we be in five years? And I have, uh, pretty much everybody from the Uptime podcast and Thomas Schlagel from eLog Ping. Uh. Uh, Rosie and I had a big argument before we all came about what we were going to be in five years, and Rosie’s and my opinion differed quite a bit just on, that’s, uh, that’s what led to me suggesting the personality test because yes, and that was, that’s actually a really good suggestion. So I know something about myself now, but, uh, I, I think talking to people here, watching the presentations. And having an American slash European perspective on it. I think every, everybody can chime in here. Australia’s probably on a better pathway than a lot of places. Yeah. Well, I know I’ve been back in Australia for about [00:01:00] five years, five years. Before that I was in Denmark. I left Australia. Because I was so like in despair about the state of renewables and also manufacturing and just doing smart engineering in Australia. Um, so yeah, when I came back five years ago, I was a bit shocked at how different things were in Australia. And I was also, you know, like I will say that it, we were, we were behind like way less mature than other, um, markets in terms of how we operated our wind energy assets. Um, and it’s changed so much in five years, so like a half day, if I’m making predictions for where we’ll be in five years time, I have to, you know, like use that as a, it, it’s probably gonna be more than you would think in five years, just based on how far we’ve already come in, in five years. Um, so yeah, I think that five years ago people were trusting a lot more in the full service agreements. Um, definitely there’s very few people who are still naive that that’s just, you know, um, a set and forget kind of thing that you [00:02:00] can do and not worry about it. Everybody’s now aware that you need to know, um, about your assets and we’re already to the point where there are like a lot of asset managers know so much, um, and, you know, have become real experts and really wasn’t, wasn’t the case five years ago. So. I’m hopeful for that. Um, you know, that it, it will continue and yeah, probably at a faster pace than, um, what we see elsewhere. I think Australia is a really attractive market, not just for developing new wind projects, but also for developing all of the kinds of supporting technologies, which is, you know, like a lot of the people here either using or developing those kind of technologies. And some of our challenges here make it the perfect place to, yeah, develop new text because. Things are, it’s really expensive to do repairs here. Um, the operating conditions are harsh and so things wear out and it just means that it’s, you can put together a positive business case for a new tech here much sooner than you could overseas. So I’m really [00:03:00] hopeful that we see, you know, like a whole lot of innovation, um, in, in those kinds of technologies that are gonna help wind energy get a lot more mature. And even hearing some of the answers from last year to this year, you see that shift. Uh, I was really shocked last year how much reliance there was on. The FSA and now I hearing a lot more discussion about, all right, we need to be shadow monitoring. We need to be looking at the, the, the data coming off, trying to hack, break into the passwords to get to the SCADA system, which was new, but I feel like very Australian thing to do. Matthew, you’ve been in the small business in Australia for, for several years in the wind business. What do you see? I mean, you’ve been in it like for five years now. Plus actually more than that, uh, I actually did my first wind farm around 20 oh 2001. Okay. Or 2002. Um, that was from a noise perspective. So I, I’ve seen things, you know, the full cycle. Um, you know, there were many years of [00:04:00]despair, the whole, um, stop these, stop these things. I’m actually featured, I was featured on Stop these things. So, um, don’t, don’t Google it. It was pretty horrible. So, um, we did a lot of work around infrasound and noise impacts and so there was many years which were, were pretty horrible. Um. Over that time, I sort of relate to my daughter. My daughter’s turning 21 soon. She is a beautiful girl, turning into an adult, a wonderful adult, and it’s, I think the wind industry is really growing, maturing, growing up, and you know, is wonderful to see. And I think we are, we’re only gonna get better, stronger. And I think one may, one note I made here is that now they’ve got wind, solar batteries. I just think it’s unstoppable, so I’m super optimistic that we’re only gonna keep, you know, raising that bar. Well, if you look at where Australia is compared to a lot of the places on the [00:05:00] planet, way ahead, in terms of renewable energy. I mean, you’ve got basically $0 in electricity for, because of how much solar there is, plus the batteries are coming in and, and the transmission’s coming online. And I’m talking to some people about, uh, what these new developments look like. If you’re trying to develop some of these projects in the United States, you’re not gonna be able to do them. There’s, there’s too many regulatory hurdles, and it seems like Australia has at least opened some of the doors to explore. Uh, people in America, the companies in Europe are gonna be watching Australia, I think in, in terms of where we go next. Because if Australia can pull off pretty much a renewable grid, which is where you’re headed, others will follow because it’s just a lower cost way of running a, running an electricity grid system. Yeah. Now I need to perform my, um, regular role of being a Debbie Downer. Um, I, I think that there’s, there’s big challenges and it’s definitely not, um, a case of [00:06:00] the status quo now is good enough to carry us through to a hundred percent renewables. Um, there are some big, big problems that need to be solved. Like, uh, solar plus batteries in Australia is, is going amazing and it’s gonna do a lot. It’s not gonna, it will be incredibly hard to get to, you know, a fully renewable grid that way. The problem with wind is at the moment, I mean, it’s getting more expensive to install wind now and we don’t only need to install new wind farms, we’ve also got existing wind farms that are retiring. So we need to either extend those or we need to, um, you know, build new wind farms in their place. So we do need to get better there. And then I think that the new technologies, like, you know, I’m the blades person and the bigger blades are bigger problems like, like dramatically. I don’t think that your average, um, wind farm owner or wannabe wind farm owner is aware, like actually how many more problems there are with big blades compared to smaller ones and. I think that, like I said earlier, I [00:07:00] think Australia’s a great place to get those technologies, um, you know, developed. But we, we need to do that. That’s not like a nice to have and oh, everything will be a little bit better, but if we can’t maintain our assets better and get more out of them, um, we also need improvements with manufacturing. But it’s not really an o and m thing. I won’t talk too much about it. But yeah, I think that like we can’t be remotely complacent. Well, I think in, in Europe, uh, Thomas, you actually spent several months in Australia, and you’re obviously from Austria, so it’s an Austria Australian connection. Do you see the differences between the Austrian market, the German market, and what’s happening here in Australia? What, what do you think of the comparison between the two? So, what I, what really was fascinating from was the speed of, um, improvements we see here in Australia. It. Um, just for me, wind industry in my young industry, sorry, was always rather slow in Europe and [00:08:00] like not really adopting. Um, and here, sorry. For example, last year you asked the question how many. Of the audience to use sensors for shadow monitoring and no hand was raised right. It was zero silence. And uh, this year we even had a few percentage on, on sensors on the, on the cido. So you see only within a year like this gradually graduated, improvements are happening and I think that makes such a, um, speed in, in improvements and that will. Close to the rescue again. Thank you. And that, um, that will bring Australia to a big advantage. Um, especially I think overtaking, uh, at a certain point, and it would be great to see in five years from now, um, maybe Europeans, Austrians, uh, coming to Australia to. [00:09:00] To learn and not the other way around. Yeah, and, and especially with Yolanda working for the biggest energy company in Denmark, uh, in America, you see how Americans react to change and, and the reluctance to move forward on some of the things we talked about this week, which are, do seem to be moving a little bit quicker. There is more an acceptance of CMS systems here. And on in the States, it seems like you have to really fight. A lot of times to get anybody to listen, to do something because it’s all, it’s financially driven in some aspects, but it’s sort of like, we don’t do that here, so we’re not gonna listen to it. What’s been your experience being on a, this is your first time in Australia, what, what has been your experience this week and what have you learned? I was very pleasantly surprised by just the amount of collaboration that everybody really wants to have here and the openness to, to do so, and to learn from each [00:10:00] other, um, and to accept just, you know, if you’ve seen an issue and or someone else has seen an issue, then you can really learn from each other. And it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to silo yourself as much as, as you typically do in the United States. I mean, it is a different culture, right? And so it’s just. Honestly, hats off to, to Australians for, for being able to, to work with each other, so, so well, yeah. The discussions out at the lunchtime and the coffee area were uniquely different than what we generally will see in the United States. And Matthew, you’ve been around a lot of that too, where it kinda gets a little clique. But here, I mean, obviously, I mean, not just human nature, but on some level I felt like, oh, there’s a lot of interaction happening and it’s really loud. So people are engaging with one another and trying to learn from one another, or at least connect. And I, I think in a lot of times in Europe, there’s not a lot of the connection until the, the drinking starts, you know, at about 10. Uh, but. Uh, Matthew, did you see that too? [00:11:00] Like I was really pleasantly surprised. That was a good thing to see here. Yeah. And in my former life as a consultant, I dealt with, you know, construction, uh, road rail, you know, I mining a whole range of industries. And, um, one of the reasons why I’ve stayed in wind is ’cause I, you know, I love the people, you know, I love you all. So, or, um, but no, I think, um, the. The collaboration, the willingness to talk, um, the willingness to share ideas. And I think, I think I’ve been super, super, super happy about the way the panels have run, you know, everyone’s willing to share. Um, yeah, I’m, I’m just stoked. Yeah, Rosie, this is all your fault, honestly, because Rosie was always the, the contrary opinion. So I would say something and Rosie would feel obligated to say something as the opposite. But when, when we all started this discussion about, uh, a, a wind turbine conference, you had been to a bad wind turbine conference in Australia and I had been to a really bad one in the States and we were just, okay, that’s enough. And the movement [00:12:00] toward, let’s get some information, let’s everybody interact with one another. Let’s, we will give all the presentations to people at the end of this so you can access data. You’re not spending a ton of money to come. That was a, a big part of the discussion, like, I’m spending $5,000 to listen to sales presentations for three days. I don’t want to do that anymore. We try to avoid that in this conference. Hopefully, if you notice that and, and, and. I guess the conference board is up here right now. Are we gonna do Woma 2027? Are we gonna decide that today? Or. Yes, yes, the website is live. Um, I also wanna take this opportunity to, um, thank the, the sponsors of the event. And I hope that you’ve noticed that it’s not like these aren’t the sponsors of normal events where they’re like, okay, we’ll give you a bunch of money and then we’re gonna stand up and talk at you for half an hour about our new product launch or whatever. Like these sponsors haven’t, they haven’t got back [00:13:00] in the traditional way that you, you would with a kind of, um, event. So I’m really grateful for the very high quality sponsors that we’ve got. And, um, yeah, I just, I, I dunno if I’m allowed to share a little bit about the, the economics of this event. Um, if we didn’t have the sponsors tickets would cost twice as much. So, um, that’s one thing. But then the other key thing that we. Really couldn’t do it without sponsors is that we didn’t, our event didn’t break even until about a week ago because everyone buys their tickets late. Um, so yeah, the, the, we would’ve been having heart attacks, um, months ago about our potential, you know, bankruptcy from running the event if it wasn’t for, um, yeah, the, the great sponsors. So thanks to everybody that did that. Um, and everybody that attended consider buying a ticket earlier next time. Um, I, I’m the worst. I often buy my ticket the day of, of, of an event. So it’s, you know, like it’s a pot calling the kettle black. But, um, yeah, that’s just a bit of the, [00:14:00] the reality. And we have a number of poll questions. Uh, let’s get producer Claire back there to throw ’em up on the screen. So while we’re doing that, we should really thank Claire. Claire has been amazing. Yeah. Thank you, Claire. So the emojis are from Claire. Claire, clearly here. Uh, how do you feel about the, the current state of the wind industry? Hopefully there’s more smiley faces after this week. Well, alright, we’re a hundred percent rosemary. We had to put the one with the, yeah. And for me personally, um, I used to feel a lot more optimistic when I worked in design and manufacturing. And then when I come into operations, that like automatically makes you feel a bit more pessimistic. And then me specifically, like I only get involved when really bad things are happening. And so sometimes for me, like it’s easy to think. [00:15:00] When technology is just not good enough and, you know, I need to find a new industry to move into. So, uh, it is good to talk, talk to other people and, you know, like bring my reality back to a kind of a midpoint. And I, I just like to say, I, I think, I mean maybe there’s been a bit of OE em bashing here maybe. Um. Um, however, we need really strong OEMs, so I just wanna put a shout out to the OEMs and say, yeah, we absolutely need you. So just keep doing it. You will keep doing better, so thank you. Yeah, it’s a difficult industry to be in and we put a lot of demands on them and they, they’re pushing limits, so yeah, they’re gonna run into problems. That’s fine. Let’s just find solutions for them. Alright, uh, next question, producer Claire. What is the best thing you learned at Woma? This is not multiple choice. You can write whatever you want. Stealing passwords. [00:16:00] Did any of us learn anything? Unexpected contracting? Oh yeah. Get the contract right? Oh yeah. Yeah. Dan was really good. Yeah, Dan was great about contracting, looking on the other side of that fence. Cybersecurity is not that big of an issue in Australia. That’s some big thing in Europe, so yeah, it is. I was surprised by the environmental factor in Australia. I was surprised about the birds. Yeah. Everyone who wasn’t in the birds workshop yesterday, Alan was freaking out about, about how Australian wind farms have to manage birds and um, you have to freeze a bird for 12 months. I don’t, where do you have to freeze it for a bird? I don’t know. But that, it just is a little odd, I would say. Yeah. All right, Rosemary, you gotta take away Rosemary’s phone. Alan’s personality test. Yeah, there we go. That was not me. Wind farm toilets was a good one. Thank you, Liz, for, for raising that. [00:17:00] Yeah, I know when I worked in, um, Europe and Canadian wind farms, I would have to strategize my liquid intake for the day. Balancing out tea will help keep me warm, but on the other hand. Did everybody meet up with someone who had a solution? That was part of the goal here is to put people with solutions in the room with people with problems and let you all sort it out. So hopefully that was one of the things that happened this week. Or if you haven’t connected here, be able to connect with over LinkedIn or over coffee later. And the networking on the app and networking page on the website. Right. So you can actually use that now that’s all live. Yeah. So you can, you can connect through there if you’ve selected to. To keep your contact information open. Yep. You can connect through there so it’s easy to, if you need somebody to find my or Matthew’s email, you can just find it right there and we’ll upload the presentations, as you said. Right. The presentations we uploaded. But you have to select into that, Matthew, is that right? Also, the speakers [00:18:00] have to approve them as well. Right. And the, and all the speakers, you know who you are. Can let us know if we can use your slide decks to public size them. I didn’t see anything there that looked highly classified, so I think that would be fine. Alright. This is really interesting. Convince OEMs to install better pitch bearings. That’s very true. Okay, thanks you for that. Claire, what’s the next one? What do you wish you learned more about? So Matthew did a tour before the conference several months ago. And, and went to a lot of the operators and said, what would you like to hear about? So the things that were, uh, the seminar or the different workshops and all that were the result of talking to each of the operators about what you would like to see. So hopefully we covered most of them. Uh, obvious There. There’s some new things. Gear boxes. Yeah. I figured that one was coming. Tower retrofits. Okay. Good, good, [00:19:00] good. ISPs? Yeah. Life extension. Yeah. A lot of life extension. I agree. Well, we’re gonna run into that to the United States also. Asbestos. I’ve read some things about that in Australia. Okay. Which leading protection work by name. I do, I do have, well, lemme see. I do know that answer, but you’re gonna have to talk to Rosemary to get the, the key to the vault there. I I also think that you can’t assume that it’s gonna work in Australia. I think that, that like really seriously, I, I wouldn’t, um. I wouldn’t replace my entire wind farms leading edge protection based on what worked well in Europe and America. So, um, I would highly suggest, um, getting in touch with me and or bigger to get involved in a trial if you, that’s a problem for you. Yeah, definitely get involved in the trial. Uh, more data is better and if you do join that trial, you will have the keys to the castle. They will tell you how all the other pro uh, blades went. Uh, trainings and [00:20:00] skills, obviously that’s a, that’s a international one. When does ROI really happen? Yeah. Yep. We hear that quite a bit. Needs have proven good products for leading edge erosion. Yep. Okay. Yeah. So the que I guess one of the questions is, is that we did not on purpose, did not have any vendor things. I haven’t mentioned my product once this week. I, because I don’t want to, you know, that’s not the point of this conference, but should we. I don’t know. I mean, that’s a, should we have people standing up and I don’t know if it’s standing out there, but able to, to trial things. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. I agree with what. I, I don’t, I don’t want that. Oh, yeah. No, I don’t want that. But it’s not my conference. Right. It’s, it’s everybody who c comes and wants to participate. What do you wanna see? Do you wanna see 10 leading edge products out in the hallway or, I didn’t mind that people were putting like stickers and like little knickknacks out on [00:21:00] tables. That was fun. Rosemary’s got a, a satchel full of them. Alright, Claire, is that the last one? There’s one more. All right. Hang on for one more. What’s your biggest takeaway from Woma? That you’re gonna buy your tickets early for WMA 2027, hopefully, and you’re gonna sponsor. I had a lot of people come up to me and say they would like to sponsor next year. And that’s wonderful. That will really keep the, the cost down because we’re not making anything off of this. I’m losing money to be here, which is totally fine ’cause I think this is a noble effort. Uh, but we will keep the cost as low as we can. We have an upgraded venue from last year. If you attend last year we were at the library, which was also a very nice facility, but this is just another level. Mm. Um, and the website has the ability to register interest in sponsorship. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I’ve already got, uh, Jeremy’s already shook my hand. He’s already committed. Yeah. [00:22:00] Uh, I think we’ll have a lot of three pizzas on, on sponsorship for next year, and that’s good. Uh, that tells you there’s some value to be here and, and, uh, connect stickers, Rosemary stickers. There you go. I like whoever put calories up there. That’s funny. Yeah. You know the thing about, uh, this city is you can eat and it’s so dang good. You can’t do that in the states. You can’t just walk around in a random. Downtown like Detroit, Chicago. There are places you can eat there, but every place you walk into in this city is really good food. It’s crazy. Yeah. It’s, it’s uh, sort of addictive. I’m gonna have to go home on Saturday or not gonna fit in my seat. Um, alright. This is great. Yeah. We really love, um, constructive feedback. I think we’re all, or at least. Vast majority of us are engineers. We like to know about problems and fix them. So, um, most of us can’t have our feelings hurt easily. So, you [00:23:00] know, be very, very direct with your feedback. And, um, yeah, I mean the event should be different every year, right? Like, we don’t wanna do the exact same thing every year, so, um, it will change. Yeah. Yeah. And there is a survey going out as well, so Georgina will send out a survey. All right. So those surveys go to who? Matthew, are they going to you or are they going to all attendees and go? I think it goes back to Georgina, but we’ll, okay. Yeah. Great. So if you do get a, a form to fill out, please fill it out. That helps us for next year. Are we gonna be back in the same city? I say Yes. Yes. Yeah, this place is great. Sydney is also lovely. I spent an hour there at the airport. It was quite nice, but it was long enough. As I learned from people from Melbourne that Sydney is not their favorite place to go. So I guess we’re, we’re here next year. Is there anything else we need to talk about? Um, no. I mean, I’ve just been, uh, my favorite thing about this event is like the, the size of it and that people, uh, like very closely related in what we’re interested in that. It’s not like a, [00:24:00] you can put any two random people together and then we’ll have an interesting conversation. So I’ve really enjoyed all of the, you know, dozens of conversations that I’ve had this week. And, um, yeah. So thank you everybody for showing up with a open and collaborative, um, yeah. Frame of mind. It’s, yeah, couldn’t be done without everybody here. We do have a little bit of an award ceremony here for Rosemary, so we actually put together. A collage of videos over the last, um, five years. Uh, this is news to me. What? Yeah. Surprise. All right. Let it roll. Claire. Champion Rosie Barnes is here. Everybody. Climate change is a problem that our politicians don’t seem to be trying. Particularly hard to solve. This used to frustrate me until I realized that as an engineer, I have the power to [00:25:00] change the world, and unlike some politicians, I choose to use my powers for good. So I made a gingerbread wind turbine, I mean, a functional gingerbread, wind turbine, functional and edible. Everything except for the generator is edible. Alan, what were some of your takeaways from our talk with, uh, with Rosie? Well, I just like the way she thinks she thinks in terms of systems, not in terms of components. And I, I think that’s a, for an engineer is a good way to think about bigger problems. On today’s episode, we’ve got, well, some exciting news. Number one. Rosemary, uh, Barnes will be joining us here today as our co our new co-host. Yeah, thanks. Thanks so much for having me. So, you know, one wind turbine with, um, wooden 80 meter long wooden blades. Yeah. Like, that’s so cool. What a great engineering challenge or, you know, craftsmanship challenge, um, there, but, you know, I’d like to see one [00:26:00]wooden wind turbine blade, but not, not more than that. It’s a, it’s a cool, it’s a cool novelty. And then burn it, right? If you burn it, then you’ll catch the carbon. We need someone within the Australian wind industry to start up a, a better conference. Um, you know, it should be allowing you to kind of put your finger on the pulse and figure out, you know, what, what’s the vibe of wind energy in Australia at the moment? Um, what are the big problems people are having and then, you know, some potential solutions, some people talking about things that are coming up that you might not have heard about yet. I just think that it’s much easier to get a good value conference from a, like a, a small organization that is really dedicated to the, um, topic of the, of the conference. So as part of the Uptime Wind Energy Podcast, Rosemary, the YouTube ci, these little gold plaques. So this is actually, this is your first gold plaque, but you have two [00:27:00] silver plaques also. ’cause engineering with Rosie reached a 100,000 subscribers. Uh, the uptime also reached a hundred thousand subscribers a while ago, but we reached 1 million. This is the first time I, we’ve been in person, but I could actually hand you this award. So congratulations Zi. Very, very well done. Thank you. This is treasured and, um. Yeah, added in. Nothing like that has ever happened to me before, so I’m bit overwhelmed. I, I’m interested to know, we got that Wheel of Fortune footage from, ’cause I thought that was lost. Lost forever. It’s over. It’s on YouTube. Sadly. It is. It’s 24. All the episodes Rosemary competed in the Wheel of Fortune. She was on four times. Six times. Six times. Sorry. There’s only four available on the internet. You may have white scrub tube. I wanna massaging Lazy Boy. Is that your husband? He made me get rid of it. He is like, that thing is hideous. And [00:28:00] it was, yeah. Thank, thank you so much. And I mean, yeah, this is the, the uptime wind energy. Um. Yeah, podcast achievement. It’s, um, it’s crazy how, how popular that, um, it’s in insanely popular since we crossed the 1 million mark that was a while ago. We’re up to 1.6 million right now. We’ll cross 2 million this year. I know it’s, it’s clear Claire’s reason. It mostly clear and it honestly is. Uh, but wind energy is a big part of the energy future, and as I’m realizing now, uh, when you start to reach out to people, you realize how important it is for the planet and for individual countries that wind energy is part of their electricity grid. So the, the information we exchange here this week is very valuable and reach out to others. I think that’s part of this wind industry and Matthew’s pointed out many times, is that we share. So unlike other places, uh. Wind energy likes to work together. And that’s great to hear and it’s great to participate in. So I wanna thank everybody here for attending, uh, this conference. Thank you to all the sponsors. Uh, you [00:29:00] made this thing possible. Uh, as Matthew has pointed out, we’ll be at WMA 2027. The website is live. So, uh, listen to Rosie. Please register now. Uh, and uh, yeah. Thank you so much for, for being with us. And we’ll see you in February right here. Thank you.

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Se abrió un debate interesante en diputados: ¿En este país laico, hay espacio en la política para el libre culto en las discusiones legislativas? ¿Ustedes qué opinan? Lazy Boy responde divertidas preguntas de sus fans, y hablando de fans, la manera tan cag...da que responde Guillermo de Toro mientras firma autógrafos. ¿Será que Aleks Syntek ya se relajó? Nos cayó bien en la entrevista con Yordi al elenco de Chiquilladas.

Ya se viene el Jalogüín y sale el nuevo éxito mundial: "Thriller" versión La Tigresa del Oriente; y en más historias macabronas, Enrique Guzman platica con la Sra Pinal todos los días. Nicolás Maduro se va contra U2, no es tan fan de su música la parecer. Y MoyMu23 nos cuenta de sus ídolos y de por qué no dejaron pasar a LazyBoy a una feria en Veracrú.

¡Lunes al fin amiguis! Es de nuestro placer informales que sí, hoy está MoyMu23 para hablarnos de la derrota del 'Ave' y de cuando Layún le metió 4... al Santos; también de las duras palabras de 'Lazy Boy' y el récord que rompió el Cruza de local... en estadio ajeno. Además todo al rededor del "renacimiento" de PAN. Las reacciones al 'transtorno' que sufre Nodal y la madrina de Karely a Karina García. 

"Lazy Boy" recliners kill - 92% cure for hiccups - Pork Brain Worms - Cheerleader Baby Court Hearing - Polish CEO Douchebag - Sleeping with "Dinosaur Hands" causes disabilities - Smoking is good for gut health - and so much more!! 

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de su primera derrota en UFC contra Kevin Borjas, las criticas en redes sociales, su deseo de subir a peso gallo tras varios problemas de salud en peso mosca, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de su primera derrota en UFC contra Kevin Borjas, las criticas en redes sociales, su deseo de subir a peso gallo tras varios problemas de salud en peso mosca, y mucho más.

Nuestro querido LazyBoy manda mensaje a todos su haters y nos sumamos a él. Consuelo Duval cuanta una anécdota de cómo le hizo para llorar y qué sucedió después. Habemus canción para el compañero Noroña, ¿la quieren oír? Y Justin Bieber y Madonna son parientes del Papa LeónXlV, Eduardo Iniesta nos cuenta el chisme.

¡Qué buena sección deportiva nos aventamos con MoyMu23, sí que conoce de pájaros! Para promos buenas, las que tienen LazyBoy en micheladas, y ya que estamos hablando de borrachales, qué tal los hermanos Caz que para el chupito se pintan solos. ¿Del 0 a Raquel Bigorra, qué tan tóxicos se consideran? Jajajaja. Y Marthita Higareda casi pierde su boda por un pen... un pendiente que Yordi traía, pues.

¡Qué buena sección deportiva nos aventamos con MoyMu23, sí que conoce de pájaros! Para promos buenas, las que tienen LazyBoy en micheladas, y ya que estamos hablando de borrachales, qué tal los hermanos Caz que para el chupito se pintan solos. ¿Del 0 a Raquel Bigorra, qué tan tóxicos se consideran? Jajajaja. Y Marthita Higareda casi pierde su boda por un pen... un pendiente que Yordi traía, pues.

Danny Segura entrevista a Brandon Moreno acerca de su primera victoria de UFC en México, la división de peso mosca y sus chances de pelear por el título, la riña y controversia entre Yair Rodríguez y Diego Lopes, la derrota de 'Lazy Boy' Rodríguez, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Brandon Moreno acerca de su primera victoria de UFC en México, la división de peso mosca y sus chances de pelear por el título, la riña y controversia entre Yair Rodríguez y Diego Lopes, la derrota de 'Lazy Boy' Rodríguez, y mucho más.

¡Prro programón el de hoy! Les vamos a contar del perro más caro del mundo y también, cómo va el rollo de que los perrijos están remplazando a los bebés del mundo. ¡No pus guau! Además de los perros consejos del 'Vasco' Aguirre, no sólo a Jesús Gallardo sino a la vida misma, y de 3 peleadores perrísimos: Canelo, Lazy Boy y el gran Julio César Chávez.

¡Prro programón el de hoy! Les vamos a contar del perro más caro del mundo y también, cómo va el rollo de que los perrijos están remplazando a los bebés del mundo. ¡No pus guau! Además de los perros consejos del 'Vasco' Aguirre, no sólo a Jesús Gallardo sino a la vida misma, y de 3 peleadores perrísimos: Canelo, Lazy Boy y el gran Julio César Chávez.

Danny Segura entrevista a Dani Barez acerca de su pelea vs. Andre Lima en UFC Vegas 104, su callout the "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez, un posible evento de UFC en España, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Dani Barez acerca de su pelea vs. Andre Lima en UFC Vegas 104, su callout the "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez, un posible evento de UFC en España, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Victor Dávila, comentarista de UFC Español, acerca de Brandon Moreno vs. Steve Erceg en UFC México, el éxito de Lazy Boy Rodríguez, la decisión de Ilia Topuria de subir a 155 libras, su trabajo como promotor y comentarista y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Victor Dávila, comentarista de UFC Español, acerca de Brandon Moreno vs. Steve Erceg en UFC México, el éxito de Lazy Boy Rodríguez, la decisión de Ilia Topuria de subir a 155 libras, su trabajo como promotor y comentarista y mucho más.

Nuestros amigos de #tribunapicante se reunen para analizar la actualidad de las #MMA con la decisión Ilia Topuria ena #UFC y el reto del artista marcial peruano Kevin Borjas con el mexicano Lazy Boy. Este podcast llega gracias a la #UTB

Estación de radio polaca reemplaza a sus locutores por IA. Lazy Boy nos cuenta cómo tomó agua de riñón y Laura Zapata nos regala un NuevoNeologismoDeHoy... ¡Deliciosa!

Danny Segura entrevista a Dani Barez acerca de su victoria sobre Victor Altamirano en UFC Paris, haber pedido una pelea contra Lazy Boy Rodríguez, analisis de Ilia Topuria vs. Max Holloway en UFC 308, prediccion de Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura en UFC 310, y más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Dani Barez acerca de su victoria sobre Victor Altamirano en UFC Paris, haber pedido una pelea contra Lazy Boy Rodríguez, analisis de Ilia Topuria vs. Max Holloway en UFC 308, prediccion de Alexandre Pantoja vs. Kai Asakura en UFC 310, y más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de su victoria sobre Ode Osbourne en UFC 306, contra quien le gustaría pelear para su siguiente pelea, su sueño de ser campeón de UFC, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de su victoria sobre Ode Osbourne en UFC 306, contra quien le gustaría pelear para su siguiente pelea, su sueño de ser campeón de UFC, y mucho más.

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de sus orígenes y comienzos en MMA previo a su regreso este sábado en UFC 306 (Noche UFC).

Danny Segura entrevista a Ronaldo "Lazy Boy" Rodríguez acerca de sus orígenes y comienzos en MMA previo a su regreso este sábado en UFC 306 (Noche UFC).

Tune in for a wild & fun sit-down with UFC veteran, one of the top MMA flyweights and MMA coaches in the world Jose "Shorty" Torres on episode 90 of Still Friends Show! Shorty and Justin talk everything from private massages ending in happily, how to treat a woman, Shorty's epic championship trilogy fights, cornering UFC's Lazy Boy at UFC Noche at the Las Vegas MSG Sphere & much more on episode 90 of Still Friends Show! Follow us on social media = Jose "Shorty" Torres: https://www.instagram.com/joseshortytorres/ Still Friends Show: https://www.instagram.com/stillfriendsshow/ Justin Hong: https://www.instagram.com/justinakonihong/ Aupuni Pagaoa: https://www.instagram.com/aupunipagaoa125/

Tune in for a wild & fun sit-down with UFC veteran, one of the top MMA flyweights and MMA coaches in the world Jose "Shorty" Torres on episode 90 of Still Friends Show!   Shorty and Justin talk everything from private massages ending in happily, how to treat a woman, Shorty's epic championship trilogy fights, cornering UFC's Lazy Boy at UFC Noche at the Las Vegas MSG Sphere & much more on episode 90 of Still Friends Show!   Follow us on social media = Jose "Shorty" Torres: https://www.instagram.com/joseshortytorres/ Still Friends Show: https://www.instagram.com/stillfriendsshow/ Justin Hong: https://www.instagram.com/justinakonihong/ Aupuni Pagaoa: https://www.instagram.com/aupunipagaoa125/

This is a powerful hour plus with our very special guest, Tony Schmaltz. He willingly answers deep questions like, “What is your opinion of Lazy Boy furniture?”. That's how we roll… and Tony rolls right with us. There is so much in this episode about taking responsibility for one's thoughts and experience. And I think […]

Band$ talks to Adam about his come up, doing time, fatherhood, relationship with Lavish D, calls out Lefty Gunplay, and more! ----- 0:00 Intro 2:57 Growing up, his mom was an angel, his dad was not around Says he met him twice, he's a rude dr*nk. 6:40 Bands was a badass kid, throwing oranges at teachers, etc 8:23 Bands asks if Adam brings Parker around shenanigans 10:25 Bands discover how he loves his daughter and he didn't know that was possible to love that much 11:16 Bands identifies as "coast greekin, his mom costa rican and his dad is native american 14:27 Went to his first high school for 3 days! Got kicked out. Went to another school, a wild one, got kicked out, went to another school and so forth 15:05 Bands was in and out of juvie, got his GED in the pen, one of the Juvie he was at in Rosa had no toilet, super miserable 17:45 Bands went to juvie like 20 times! 20:55 Bands lost his granpa while locked up, Bands was super close to him, he was his father figure 24:37 Bands says he has no issues with nobody in LA 27:55 Bands on having 25k in his books at some point while doing time 31:24 Adam says he's peepin some of his subliminals but can't really put it together 33:32 Meeting and working with Gold Toes, someone in jail told Bands about Toes, Bands was in the pen for 5 years 34:16 Bands was in the pen for attempted m*rder, mayhem, etc, he was 21 at the time 37:27 Adam talks about the haters and the Lazy Boy interview 39:00 Bands says artists are not mysterious anymore, who gives a f about a private life, "it's not about the music anymore, it's about selling yourself" 42:36 Bands on his career backstory 44:55 How he tapped in with CML (Lavish D), they briefly met in Oakland 46:48 Bands has to go back to the pen for a year, Bands did 12 videos before going to jail 47:30 Lavish posted Bands on his IG said he wanted to do a whole album with him 48:35 Lavish is lowkey blackballed, says he almost signed with Birdman 51:10 Relationship with Gold Toes, they're super close, their families are close, he was never his manager tho but it fits 53:28 Bands tells Adam to take another shot! Adam says anything is better than doing whi**ets at this point, S/O Skrilla! 55:15 Adam takes another shot, Bands calls him fake! says it was a weak shot 56:40 Bands shoots most his videos where he's from and always calls his close people to be in the videos 57:12 Bands says Jason Luv was his upstairs neighbor, used to hear him all the time, calls Lena "Lena the Buttplug" lol 1:02:05 Bands says he hasnt put his foot on the gas too heavy about his music, he's barely trying, but he will soon 1:03:30 Bands pays everything himself, he is baffled by rappers who spent hella time in the studio, paying for everything and still have bills at home 1:07:00 Bands says he has no problems with nobody in LA, just don't cross him, Brands just want to make money, dont wanna crash for anything 1:10:28 The downside of dissing in your music, some of the best rappers have a diss song, 20 years down the line it's unfortunate to be attached to it 1:11:10 Sometimes he thinks about it tho like F it! But ultimately doesn't, says he's "waiting" for someone to diss him, he will definitely shred 1:13:21 Adam says when you get older beef is kinda immature 1:23:25 Bands remember someone baited him with a Bands vs Lefty Gunplay type of post Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Poor UPS driver was honest and told this woman her chair couldn't be delivered that day... well she was so pissed she threw herself under his truck!?

Lazy-Boy talks about his rise, the Bay, Thizzler showing love, Jenny69, Tory Lanez, waiting for No Jumper to be his first interview, and more. ----- Get the latest news & videos http://nojumper.com CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE STORE!!! https://shop.nojumper.com/ NO JUMPER PATREON   / nojumper   CHECK OUT OUR NEW SPOTIFY PLAYLIST https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5te... Follow us on SNAPCHAT   / 4874336901   Follow us on SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/4z4yCTj... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/n... Follow us on Social Media:   / 4874336901     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper     / nojumper   JOIN THE DISCORD:   / discord   Follow Adam22:   / adam22     / adam22     / adam22   adam22hoe on Snapchat Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Audio recordingSermon manuscript:Our Gospel reading proclaims well-known and well-loved promises: Whoever believes in Jesus will have eternal life. John 3:16 is perhaps the most well-known verse in the Bible: “God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.”These promises are nice. I'm not aware of anybody who gets upset at such promises. A person might think the promises are untrue, but nobody thinks that Jesus is being rude. The mood shifts, however, with what Jesus says next. He says, “Whoever believes in the Son of the God is not condemned, but whoever does not believe is condemned already, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God.” The mood shifts because faith in Jesus can no longer be understood as being optional or inconsequential: If you believe in Jesus, then you are not condemned. If you do not believe in Jesus, you are condemned already. You can't leave Jesus to the side. Either you are with him or you are condemned by God himself. Whereas John 3:16 is nice and wouldn't upset anyone, John 3:18 makes people uncomfortable. I think the reason why this makes people uncomfortable is because this is not the way we do business, and business transactions are the main way that we understand how things get promoted. The salesman sells; he doesn't threaten. We are used to being enticed and allured. Salesmen who condemned their customers probably wouldn't be in business very long. Religion is often—or probably mainly—seen along these lines. There are lots of religions, denominations, and places of worship. They all promote their own versions. It is reasonable, then, to imagine that you should make your choice in the same way you make so many other choices. Take the religion for a test-drive, so to speak. How do you like it? Do you like what it says? With our Gospel reading this morning, for example, you might like what he says at 3:16, but 3:18? Not so much. And if Jesus fails to seal the deal, whose fault is that? Here, too, our way of doing business affects how we think. The customer is always right. So when it comes to what God is promoting, if a person is not convinced, then it is God's fault, or maybe the preacher's fault. Jesus, however, is not a salesman. He doesn't share the salesman's goal of maximizing sales, perhaps by hook or by crook. If you have any familiarity with the Bible whatsoever, then you know that Jesus does not flatter or seek to please his “potential customers.”  Jesus doesn't try to please anyone except his Father. The good news about Jesus wanting to please his Father is that it is the Father's will to save sinners by lifting up his Son on the cross. You heard that at the first part of the reading. But this is not some sales pitch. Either you are in the right, and, in fact, that rightness will save you, or you are in the wrong. That is what it means to be condemned. Being condemned is being on the wrong side. So we are not dealing with a sales situation here. A more analogous situation would be like you being stuck in a burning building. The situation is bad because you aren't able to get out on your own. But, thank God, a rescuer shows up. Believe in that rescuer and you will be rescued. That is to say, let the rescuer do what the rescuer does, and you will be saved. But let's say you're a very silly person. Instead of being thankful that a rescuer has showed up, you immediately start judging the rescuer. His uniform isn't ironed and he's got bad breath. Or maybe this would be more to the point: The fireman speaks bluntly: “You can't keep doing what you're doing. If you stay in this burning building you're wrong. You're going to die!” What the rescuer says is just the truth, but you, being a silly person, would say, “I don't like how you're talking to me! I want to make up my own mind, and I don't appreciate you telling me that I'm wrong!” So also, when Jesus says, “Whoever believes in me is not condemned, but whoever does not believe in me is condemned already,” he is simply speaking the truth. He is the rescuer who has come to rescue us from our sin, God's condemnation, the misery of hell, and so on. In fact, there is no other way to be rescued. You can't rescue yourself. Only God can forgive your sins or make you righteous. So when Jesus says that whoever does not believe in him is condemned already, he isn't trying to manipulate or coerce anybody. Think again of that fireman. Is he manipulating the trapped victim when he tells the person that he will die if he isn't rescued? That is a statement of truth, not just an opinion or one option among many. But there's another thing we should consider, because there are a lot of people who believe it to be the case. A lot of people believe that there is no hell, there is no judgement, there is no sin. Being condemned by God is an old-fashioned idea that most people do not believe in anymore. So, to use the analogy I've been working with, this would be like a person who cannot see the smoke or the flames of the fire. If you put yourselves in their shoes, you can perhaps see how strange Jesus's promises would be to them. It would be like you going home today, sitting in your Lazyboy, everything's fine. All of a sudden a fireman breaks down the door and announces, “I'm here to rescue you!” In this situation somebody has to be crazy. Which one is it? Are you crazy or is the rescuer crazy? Is there a fire or is there not a fire? Are there such things as sin, condemnation, hell, and so on, or are these things imaginary so that you have no need to be rescued? To try to answer whether sin, condemnation, and hell exist, many things could be said. All that I'd like to try to do is point out the smoke and the fire that can go unnoticed so easily. Consider what happens in homes. Look at how husbands harm their wives, and wives harm their husbands. Look at how parents harm their children, and how children harm one another. Children, often deemed to be somewhat innocent, can be terrible to their fellows—a veritable law of the jungle. Consider the workplace. Employers mistreat their employees. They try to squeeze as much as they can from them while paying them as little as they can get away with. Employees mistreat their employers. They don't work as hard as they can. They don't respect their bosses. The workplace can be miserable with all the backbiting and complaining. These are our homes and our workplaces—the places we spend the most time in. The one with whom we spend the most time with is ourselves. So many of us are being burned with self-loathing and self-hatred. All of these signs point to the conclusion that sin is real. Hell is real. The pain is real. These injuries, sicknesses, and crippling effects are not the way that things should be. We were meant to be loving creatures instead of destructive creatures. What God's enemies would like to convince you of is that there is no alternative. Homes have to be traumatic. Workplaces have to be contentious. Self-loathing is inescapable. It is as though we have to accept this darkness, because lovelessness and misery are unbreakable laws of our existence. To believe in Jesus means that you vehemently disagree. We don't have to accept evil as impossible to overcome. Evil is destructive of life and happiness. Jesus says that he will give “eternal life.” In fact, he has said that he has come so that we may have life, and have it in abundance. There are two sides that a person can be on. Either a person can be on the side of light, or a person can be on the side of darkness. Either Jesus is supreme or the darkness is supreme. Jesus Christ is the light of the world; the light no darkness can overcome. In Jesus you are saying, “No, the darkness is not supreme. Jesus is the rescuer who saves us from sin, condemnation, and hell.”  

Hoy en El Tlacuache de LOS40 con Faisy, Gabo Ramos y El Diablito... Tema: Mi sueño es…  Lunes de Horósco-pitos. Fehr Rivas presenta su nuevo sencillo "te quiero". Mr B nos tiene una entrevista exclusiva con el peleador de la UFC Ronaldo"Lazy Boy" Rodríguez y nuestro clásico Chismecito Tlacuachero.

Discover the thrilling world of short films in this episode of The Watchin It podcast! Donnell and Robert review shorts from the Omeleto channel, including ones with time loops ("Lazy Boy") and a mind-bending time travel story ("Stalled"). They compare their favorites, recommend more to watch, and much more. Whether you want comedy, sci-fi, or unique indie stories, Omeleto has it all. Tune in to hear our reviews! Make sure to visit our website watchinitpod.com to keep up with the latest content and also feel free to give us feedback or tell us what you're currently watching by emailing us at watchinitpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/watchin-it/support

➡︎ The Jubal Show's War of The Roses / To Catch A CheaterIf you can't call a radio show to see if your significant other is cheating on you, who can you call!? In this segment, Jubal and the team do a sneaky prank on a significant other in an effort to trip them up. The person who set them up is ALWAYS listening on the other line. Drama, babe. Drama.======This is just a tiny piece of The Jubal Show. You can find every podcast we have, including the full show every weekday right here… ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com/podcasts======The Jubal Show is everywhere, and also these places: Website ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com  Instagram ➡︎ https://instagram.com/thejubalshow  X/Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/thejubalshow  Tiktok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@thejubalshow  YouTube ➡︎ https://www.youtube.com/@JubalFresh  ======Meet The Jubal Show Cast:====== Jubal Fresh - https://jubalshow.com/featured/jubal-fresh/  Nina - https://thejubalshow.com/featured/ninaontheair/ Victoria - https://jubalshow.com/featured/victoria-ramirez/  Brad Nolan - https://jubalshow.com/featured/brad-nolan/  Sharkey - https://jubalshow.com/featured/richard-sharkey/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

➡︎ The Jubal Show's War of The Roses / To Catch A CheaterIf you can't call a radio show to see if your significant other is cheating on you, who can you call!? In this segment, Jubal and the team do a sneaky prank on a significant other in an effort to trip them up. The person who set them up is ALWAYS listening on the other line. Drama, babe. Drama.======This is just a tiny piece of The Jubal Show. You can find every podcast we have, including the full show every weekday right here… ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com/podcasts======The Jubal Show is everywhere, and also these places: Website ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com  Instagram ➡︎ https://instagram.com/thejubalshow  X/Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/thejubalshow  Tiktok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@thejubalshow  YouTube ➡︎ https://www.youtube.com/@JubalFresh  ======Meet The Jubal Show Cast:====== Jubal Fresh - https://jubalshow.com/featured/jubal-fresh/  Nina - https://thejubalshow.com/featured/ninaontheair/ Victoria - https://jubalshow.com/featured/victoria-ramirez/  Brad Nolan - https://jubalshow.com/featured/brad-nolan/  Sharkey - https://jubalshow.com/featured/richard-sharkey/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

➡︎ The Jubal Show's War of The Roses / To Catch A CheaterIf you can't call a radio show to see if your significant other is cheating on you, who can you call!? In this segment, Jubal and the team do a sneaky prank on a significant other in an effort to trip them up. The person who set them up is ALWAYS listening on the other line. Drama, babe. Drama.======This is just a tiny piece of The Jubal Show. You can find every podcast we have, including the full show every weekday right here… ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com/podcasts======The Jubal Show is everywhere, and also these places: Website ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com  Instagram ➡︎ https://instagram.com/thejubalshow  X/Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/thejubalshow  Tiktok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@thejubalshow  YouTube ➡︎ https://www.youtube.com/@JubalFresh See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

➡︎ The Jubal Show's War of The Roses / To Catch A CheaterIf you can't call a radio show to see if your significant other is cheating on you, who can you call!? In this segment, Jubal and the team do a sneaky prank on a significant other in an effort to trip them up. The person who set them up is ALWAYS listening on the other line. Drama, babe. Drama.======This is just a tiny piece of The Jubal Show. You can find every podcast we have, including the full show every weekday right here… ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com/podcasts======The Jubal Show is everywhere, and also these places: Website ➡︎ https://thejubalshow.com  Instagram ➡︎ https://instagram.com/thejubalshow  X/Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/thejubalshow  Tiktok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@thejubalshow  YouTube ➡︎ https://www.youtube.com/@JubalFresh See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wir waren für euch mal wieder im Themendiscount und der Wagen ist voll. Heute gehts u.a. Kopfkino, Kontakt mit Entwicklern, arbeiten in der Freizeit, Sorgen um die Familie und Freunde, Leidenschaft für neue Spiel, unser Enshrouded Demo Review, The Bloodline und Pioneers of Pagonia. Eure Fragen oder Themen unter dem Hashtag #die2onair Links zu den Themen der Folge ► A man discovers his La-Z-Boy recliner is a 1-minute time machine. | Lazy Boy https://youtu.be/qHp7ngBVnQs ► blink-182 - DANCE WITH ME (Official Video) https://youtu.be/LUEYNuVeA9Y Die2 auf Twitter ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://twitter.com/die2onair

This week you don't have to get out of your Lazy Boy, or buy a ticket to a movie. You can also skip digging out your physical media, you don't need to dust off a VCR, or heat up a DVD player or Blu Ray, all you need to be a part of this show is an Internet Connection and a Streaming Service, you may not even need a paid subscription. That's because on this week's show we are focusing entirely on films made for Streaming Services. Nicole Ayers, James Wilson and Tony Cogan join the Lambcast to talk about Streaming movies that are worth your time (and some that are not).

**WHAT WOULD MONICA DO!?** In this juicy quickie episode, Monica is giving you her honest answer to the popular question of: “I've done everything I can to be in my feminine, but what if my man still won't lead me?” Tune in as she explores the many layers to this question and if you're in this situation—what she would recommend to do next to get your man to *finally* step up & lead.

Patrick T (@ptayyyyy) and I dream up a quilt that ① has been turned into a lazyboy recliner, and ② also operates as a plant standWant to be on the show? Call the CRAZY QUILT HOTLINE open 24/7 at (828) 278-8211‬ and leave me a message anytime of day or night. Get your free trial to the THE QUILTY NOOK⤷ Get your free trial to the THE QUILTY NOOK

Join the guys on the road as they set up shop at the 2023 LTP NAMM Invitational. The goal was to get as many djs on the podcast as we could, and Jewlz came trough in the clutch. Gem and ADM talk to Judges IFTW, Rayted R, and Prolifix about what they look for when judging a competition. They aslo sit down with some of the competitors such as: Figs, 512 Fred, Presto One, Straps, Dan One, Slippee, P Jilla, L.Hundo, and Doberman. Of course we caught some people walking around Tablist Park like Swiftstyle, Jesse Dean, Lazy Boy, and More. Last but not least we touch base with the 2023 Champion out of Canada G-nius. As always plaese don't forget to follow the show on Instagram @Tables_4_Two Download the Table Beats App Search Lost Tone Pros, and get those Cuts Correct. Mad love out to Battle Ave for the Tablist Park Exprience.

Financial Coach Gina Knox discusses the possibilities surrounding retirement that many people never think of. Listen in to learn how you can make your retirement cater to your goals and desires! Join the waitlist for 7 Figure Wealth opening on April 21st! https://ginaknox.co/mastermind-waitlist

Welcome everyone,This is episode 42. I had the opportunity to talk with the one and only DJ Lazy Boy. If you don't know who this man is please search his name, he is a Redbull 3style Champion, Goldie Award Champ, and the list goes on! He and I talked about traveling as a DJ, Nightlife in the LA scene and other topics.  @DJLazyboy @djwall_e@frombehindthebooth

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