Podcasts about leery

The summer tourist season is kicking off in Capeside with a regatta. This might have been a low-key race for new sailor Pacey and the True Love, the little boat that could, if it were happening a couple of weeks earlier. Unfortunately, we're in the post-discovery era, so Dawson has to Dawson all over it. Leery's Fresh Fish is sponsoring the True Love? Fine: Dawson will just enter Joseph McPhee's boat, the Carpe Diem; THEN ask the McPhee siblings if he may use it; THEN pay the sponsorship fee himself but sail on behalf of the Potter B&B. When will he have time to learn the rules of sailing? Great question: he won't, and that's going to be a problem. In the far background, Jen has been giving Henry the silent treatment ever since he tried to fool around with her when Grams wasn't home, so he's been holding a silent vigil everywhere she goes, holding up a sign asking her to forgive him. No one is sufficiently annoyed by this behavior, least of all Jen. Show US love by listening to our episode on "Show Me Love"! JOIN THE AWT CLUB

In this episode, Danielle and Eva discuss the world of scams that target freelancers, sharing personal experiences and insights on how to recognize red flags. They focus on a specific scam involving a supposed client, highlighting the importance of digital literacy and community awareness in preventing such fraud. The conversation emphasizes the emotional and financial impact of scams on individuals and small businesses, urging listeners to remain vigilant and share their own experiences.Be part of the conversation – follow us @ghostbosspodcast on Instagram!

It's Thanksgiving, and the plan is for everyone to gather at Grams's house -- even Pacey, since his family eats later, presumably because everyone hopes his dad gets drunk enough to sleep through it? Gale is living in the Leery guest room while she, and somehow not Mitch, looks for an apartment; Dawson is suspicious of how pleasantly they're getting along. Joey is missing her poor dead mom today more than usual. Andie's plan is to make dinner for Jack and her dad, but then Joseph gets stuck in Chicago so they have to come to Grams's too so that Andie can be weird around Pacey. Only Jen is really having a great day and looking forward to fooling around with Pacey later, per their new FWB arrangement...so it's too bad for her when she opens her bedroom door and sees her mother Helen (Mel Harris!) standing there. What does Dawson do with his secret knowledge of Helen's past? How much does Joey bum everyone out with her orphan-osity? Do Jen and Pacey ever manage to bone??? We hope YOU will be our guest for our episode on "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner"! JOIN THE AWT CLUB

Dawson, returning from spending his whole offscreen summer in Philadelphia with Gale, ends up on a bus next to a very confident pixie-cut blonde. When she disappears after he apparently bores them both to sleep yammering about Joey, he assumes he'll never see her again. He assumes wrong, and is no match for her aggressive come-ons. Her sexual overtures while Dawson's out driving them around in Mitch's boat lead Dawson to make some reckless choices with expensive consequences; knowing this girl works at the local exotic dance establishment, Pacey gets the idea to knock off Risky Business with a stripper party at the Leery house. Through all this, Joey has alternated between parrying the unwanted attention of Rob Logan, her new boss at the marina, and regretting the way she told Dawson off in the Season 2 finale. Roomies Jen and Jack have reached a new level of platonically intimate friendship and are so adorable even Grams seems like they're giving her a cavity -- but in a fun way! Less fun: the tyranny of cheer captain Belinda McGovern, who is terrorizing her classmates with slut-shaming and fatphobia. Jen notices, apparently for the first time, and decides to fight back by trying out for the cheerleading team. But what you really want to know is whether her hair has grown back out: we're thrilled to let you know it has. You made it through the wilderness of our two-week holiday break: welcome back to our episode on "Like A Virgin"! JOIN THE AWT CLUB

However Joey and Dawson might classify whatever they're currently doing relationship-wise, they've been doing it for a month, so Dawson is taking her out for dinner at Capeside's fanciest French restaurant, Entre Nous. Except oh no, when Dawson made his reservation two weeks ago, the maître d' didn't realize there were TWO Leery parties of two, and he's already seated the only one he thought he had that night, which is how Joey and Dawson end up celebrating their month-iversary with Mitch and Miss Kennedy. (No offense to the maître d' but it's probably crap like this that has you working a fine dining establishment in a dying Massachusetts fishing town.) Jen is now crashing at the Leery house, and Gale seems to appreciate having an inappropriately young gal pal to talk to about all her problems. But when she burns the pot roast she'd been making for their girls' night, they decide to dress up and hit the town and you will NEVER GUESS where they ALSO end up!!! Meanwhile, Andie hasn't seen any Abby apparitions since the day of her funeral a month ago, but a mysterious and intense young man has been hanging around, reminding her that no one can find out about what they have. Who is he? Are Andie and Pacey going to be okay? Is an actual adult going to notice that all the literal children in this episode NEED HELP and intervene?! Order yourself some French onion soup and enjoy our episode on "Reunited"! JOIN THE AWT CLUB

Do you struggle with the idea of approaching God or spending time in His presence? Do you feel unworthy or simply not good enough? Do you see yourself as being too sinful, broken, or outside of what an ideal Christian woman should be? These challenges - which are more common than you may think - don't have to keep hindering your relationship with God. Learn two very simple, no-stress practices that you can implement today to help you lean into God's presence as 100% yourself - no perfection, pretense, or prescribed formula required!      P.S. Want a dedicated journal? Check out these custom designs: Hardback Journals: https://rdbl.co/3pwFxG2  Spiral Notebooks: https://rdbl.co/3Fw8lUQ  --------------------    Take the Quiz: https://www.relateescape.com/quiz  Get a weekly love note from Jenn with legit biblical insights. Plus, be the first to know about exclusive offers! https://bit.ly/GodLovesMeEmail  Join the Online Community: https://www.relateescape.com/online-community Shop the Store: https://www.relateescape.com/store Follow Jenn on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/relateescape

April 5, 2024 - Brian Sampson, president of the Empire State Chapter of the Associated Builders & Contractors, explains why he is against an effort to mandate project labor agreements on SUNY construction projects worth at least $3 million.

In this conversation, Marty Nevel discusses the potential damage caused by financial advice on social media. He exposes some of the worst financial planning advice that has gone viral and explains why it is dangerous. Marty also debunks myths about 401(k) scams and the idea of following the rich and famous for financial success. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the Federal Reserve bank account scam and the need to plan for a secure financial future. Reach Marty at 888-519-9096. Smart Money SolutionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merry Friday Creek Talkers!!

Hurricane Chris is bearing down on Capeside, but it can't really compete with the shitstorm that drama queen Dawson's been living in since he found out about his mother's affair and his girlfriend's sexual experiences. When almost everyone ends up holing up at the Leery house, it becomes impossible for Dawson to escape all the women he's mad at, so he lefts Gale know he knows, and also ices out Jen. Meanwhile, Bessie and Bodie dodge possibly racist, definitely tactless comments from Grams about the baby Bessie's about to deliver, although at least that stops them loudly debating circumcision. Escaping all this mess but creating their own elsewhere: Tamara and Pacey, who end up riding out the storm at her place with Pacey's just-introduced brother, Deputy Doug. Board up the windows and listen to our podcast on "Hurricane"! JOIN THE AWT CLUB

The Capeside kids are in their Peach Pit Era: Jen sees her way into the Leery's house, Gail sees the sign, and Andie sees dead people! It's another fantastic episode by the brilliant Greg Berlanti! DAWSON'S DRINK - Brunette: https://www.absolutdrinks.com/en/drinks/brunette/SPOTIFY PLAYLIST - UPDATED WEEKLY: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tigLJjAX1SXy5wz0znX59?si=71ee08897da74fb4

Enjoy a little post-Christmas mayhem as we discuss The Bear, the cat playing in a bag, Zazz's fervent reading, and, when we have time, the Christmas episode of Dawson's Creek. (Also some very outdated celeb news)Season 6, Episode 10 - “Merry Mayhem”From Max: An out-of-control Audrey brings Christmas dinner at the Leery's literally crashing down.

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday November 13, 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday November 13, 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Opinion: WA Cares Fund webinar outlines many reasons to be leery of wage-decreasing program. Elizabeth Hovde of the Washington Policy Center believes the state should make WA Cares optional, as some lawmakers have proposed and as an initiative the legislature is hoping to do. https://tinyurl.com/v8xvuufn #opinion #columns #commentary #ElizabethHovde #WashingtonPolicyCenter #WACaresFund #WashingtonStateLegislature #wagedecreasingprogram #longtermcare #taxes #webinar #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #WashingtonState #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

This week's episode is a doozy! It is a historic episode for the series as Dawson and Joey call it quits, Mitch moves out of the Leery house, Jen has the weirdest hairstyle of all six seasons, and she meets Jack for the very first time - starting their iconic friendship! Meanwhile, Pacey and Andie have their first fight - and it's a bad one. There is no shortage of angst or tears in "The Dance!"DAWSON'S DRINK - Dancing Queen: https://www.diffordsguide.com/cocktails/recipe/3838/dancing-queenSPOTIFY PLAYLIST - UPDATED WEEKLY: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tigLJjAX1SXy5wz0znX59?si=71ee08897da74fb4

A new survey of higher education faculty members in four states including Florida found concerns about the climate of higher ed in Florida.

Things get real for Young Jun with his dad, Leery continues to learn from Stricklands shady ways, and Ah Sahm is kinda growing. Twitter: @BookDreamer01 @TvMovieMistress | Karly: @KarlyVision Listen on: Libsyn | Stitcher | iheart radio | Apple Podcast | Spotify Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/tvmoviemistress/ Send feedback: tvmoviemistress@gmail.com Become a Patreon: Tv Movie Mistress YouTube channel!: https://www.youtube.com/tvmoviemistress

July 28, 2023 - New York Wine Policy Institute Executive Director Steve Bate discusses the wine landscape in the Empire State and two pending bills at the Capitol that could dramatically impact wineries.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is avoiding commenting on Trump's legal troubles as he readies his campaign for president. Journalists John Kennedy, Antonio Fins and Zac Anderson discuss DeSantis' Trump strategy, Florida lawmakers delivering a conservative wish list for DeSantis to run on and Democrats desperately searching for a candidate to take on U.S. Sen. Rick Scott.

Feb. 1, 2023 - Assemblymember Ken Zebrowski, a Rockland County Democrat, shares his reservations with Gov. Kathy Hochul's plan to have the state intercede in local housing decisions if home creation fails to hit future goals.

(3:00) Is there any reason to be leery of the high expectations mounting for FSU? (9:00) Shamrocks and spears; FSU Football in Ireland? (12:00) Corey's take on the latest batch of newcomers (21:00) Norvell not flinching from his profile of seemingly mild-mannered recruits (29:00) Michael Langston wraps up the recruiting weekend https://mybookie.website/JoinwithWARCHANT (42:00) Good dub for Ham and the boys Music: Iteration - Wait and See Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(3:00) Is there any reason to be leery of the high expectations mounting for FSU? (9:00) Shamrocks and spears; FSU Football in Ireland? (12:00) Corey's take on the latest batch of newcomers (21:00) Norvell not flinching from his profile of seemingly mild-mannered recruits (29:00) Michael Langston wraps up the recruiting weekend https://mybookie.website/JoinwithWARCHANT (42:00) Good dub for Ham and the boys Music: Iteration - Wait and See Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

If you ever come across a shipper who says they don't do business with brokers, chances are they're lying. In this episode of Freight Broker Boot Camp, I show you how to break through that shipper wall and make your business a staple in your niche.   Timestamps: [00:00] Are shippers leery about doing business with brokers vs carriers [00:38] Most shippers do business with brokers [01:24] Understand asset-based carriers [02:06] Using leverage as a broker [02:49] Brokers are a staple to the industry [03:07] Subscribe, Rate & Review! ---------------------------------- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect w/ Dennis & Learn More! Connect with me on LinkedIn Learn to Become A Freight Broker/Agent in 30 Days or Less! Watch Freight Broker Training Videos FREE Recently Ranked "Top 30 Freight Podcast"

TGIF Creek Talkers!This week, one of our crew is leaving Capeside FOR GOOD! Well, at least until the Graduation episode, THEN for good. Join us as we breakdown Season 4, Episode 7, "You Had Me at Goodbye."Andie (Meredith Monroe) is leaving Capeside for Italy and the group is completely fractured! Jack (Kerr Smith) is still avoiding Jen (Michelle Williams) and Joey (Katie Holmes) is having a meltdown because she doesn't know who to ask to write her peer rec--Dawson (James Van Der Beek) or Pacey (Joshua Jackson)? We all know who she should ask.

Welcome to the 9Innings Podcast where we Educate, Empower and Engage. ON THIS WEEKS PODCAST: Kevin describes what makes a bear market and why there are tendencies to have massive upside spikes in returns within them. Historically speaking, bear markets are not uncommon and average -20% or more on the downside. Within those bear markets, you can see positive returns of +10% or more at any given time, due to short covering rallies and a change in sentiment. @9iCap continues to bring timely information and content that will Educate, Empower and Engage....#bearmarket #shortcovering #finanical #certifiedfinancialplanner #stockmarket #financialeducation #financialliteracy #bearmarketrally Website: http://www.9inningscapitalgroup.com

Nov. 28, 2022 - It's been six years since state lawmakers approved a minimum wage hike in law and the issue is resurfacing again in Albany, but NFIB state Director Ashley Ranslow is urging Democratic policymakers not to advance a proposal increasing the hourly minimum wage to $21.25 an hour for New York City in 2024.

Nov. 28, 2022 - It's been six years since state lawmakers approved a minimum wage hike in law and the issue is resurfacing again in Albany, but NFIB state Director Ashley Ranslow is urging Democratic policymakers not to advance a proposal increasing the hourly minimum wage to $21.25 an hour for New York City in 2024.

Nov. 28, 2022 - It's been six years since state lawmakers approved a minimum wage hike in law and the issue is resurfacing again in Albany, but NFIB state Director Ashley Ranslow is urging Democratic policymakers not to advance a proposal increasing the hourly minimum wage to $21.25 an hour for New York City in 2024.

Welcome to the weekly podcast of Sozo Church in Spokane, Washington with sermons by Mark Blair and the pastoral staff. To learn more, visit www.sozospokane.org

Leery of further antagonizing the Drune, the adventurers shift their focus to the disappearance of Cranduil Carriman, the Velvet Touch. What exactly is transpiring in the forest-shrouded bakery? Old School Essentials and Dolmenwood are both by Gavin Norman a.k.a. Necrotic Gnome. OSE is a restatement of the Basic/Expert (B/X) rulesets of Dungeons & Dragons, originally published in 1981. Check it out at https://necroticgnome.com/. Dolmenwood is Necrotic Gnome's original campaign setting, first detailed in the Wormskin zines, and soon to be a deluxe three book set launching on Kickstarter. Find Wormskin here. Subscribers to Necrotic Gnome's Patreon receive monthly packages of newly completed Dolmenwood material from the upcoming set. Subscribe here. I use a fairly extensive list of house rules, culled from numerous luminary OSR sources. You can peruse them here. If you'd like to not only listen to us, but also watch our ugly mugs, check out the episode on YouTube. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3d6dtl/message

Join Jessica Sterling (@thejesssterling) and Sara Fergenson (@sarafergenson) as they chat about Dawson's Creek Season 4 Episode 2, Failing Down. They debate whether this is a repeat of a season 2 storyline, chuckle at Mr. Leery being a guidance counselor and break down the break-up of Jenry.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @shit90spod.Email us at shit90spod@gmail.comVisit our website at www.shit90spod.comSpecial thanks to JD McGuire (@jdmcguire) for our theme song!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Witness the trial of the century.

Join Jessica Sterling (@thejesssterling) and Sara Fergenson (@sarafergenson) as they chat about Dawson's Creek Season 3 Episode 17, Cinderella Story. They lament Leery's Fresh Fish, chat the Menopause Pokémon and TALK ABOUT THE KISS OHMYGOD THE KISS!Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @shit90spod.Email us at shit90spod@gmail.comVisit our website at www.shit90spod.comSpecial thanks to JD McGuire (@jdmcguire) for our theme song!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Welcome Back Creekers! It's 2022!We hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday and everyone is fully rested. Because we're back this week discussing Season 2, Episode 8, "The Reluctant Hero."  AKA, the episode where Jen has a sorta, kinda threesome. Dawson (James Van Der Beek) is struggling to find a balance with his father, Mitch (John Wesley Shipp) since moving out of the Leery estate.  Also, after discovering good news about his film, he attempts to ease into a friendship again with Joey, until she breaks the news to him that maybe she's too busy to waste her time on all of Dawson's dreams.Pacey (Joshua Jackson) becomes hyper aware of his potentially horrible future when even his guidance counselor tells him there's no hope for him. When Andie (Meredith Monroe) invites Pacey over for a lesson in learning, the two of them learn to work through a tough situation together when it comes to Andie's sick mother. Jack (Kerr Smith) finally gets the balls to ask Joey (Katie Holmes) out on a "dat"--"there's no full moon," he tells her.  Joey learns that she has more in common with the new busboy than she ever did with her lifelong best friend. Will they end up watching the Weather Channel together? Something tells me there's another storm coming...Jen (Michelle Williams) is trying to be a normal teenager by having F-U-N every night of the week. When she feels like Dawson is being judgmental about her current behavior, she invites him out to a party so he can attempt to have fun himself.  After finding Jen in a sticky situation, his attempt at being the hero goes terribly wrong. We also get into some fun tangents about alien life forces, Harrison Ford, and what the hell H.E.A. stands for.So, find the most comfortable seat in your house, turn on the Weather Channel, and listen to the static noise that is Creek Talk Podcast and join us because we've got a really F-U-N episode this week!***You can Rate Us on iTunes & Spotify NOW!***Follow Us on Instagram @CreekTalkPodcast***Follow Us on Twitter @CreekTalkPod***WE WANNA HEAR FROM YOU!!--Email Us @CreekTalkPodcast@gmail.com***Follow Jayme's #Bookstagram @Jaylynn_Booklover**Original Theme Song Written & Performed by Justin Michael(Follow Jusin on YouTube @ Justin Michael Tarot)**Original Lyrics Written by Stephen Gavis & Jayme Whitehead

Dec. 1, 2021 - During the 2022 legislative session in Albany, one of the big priorities for progressive activists and Democratic state lawmakers will be the adoption of so-called "Good Cause" legislation. Jay Martin, executive director of an organization representing rent-stabilized property owners in New York City, warns that the measure could have unintended negative consequences for landlords and tenants alike if enacted.

YO! Dena and Aprylle had a chat about plastic surgery. But not just any plastic surgery, the BBL to be specific. Have you had any body enhancement? Have you thought about a BBL? The ladies discuss the pros and cons of getting the work done. #spikedsweettea #spikedsweetteapodcast #protectblackwomen #supportblackwomen #blackgirlspodcast

Greg Bishop and Adam Gorightly. The discussion begins with iconic writer/philosopher Robert Anton Wilson and Discordianism- and quickly goes... a lot of places! Topics include: 1960's and 70's counter-cuture, RAW's "Winners Scripts" and changing suicidal negativity, "The Illuminatus! Trilogy", Kerry Thornley, Greg Hill, Dr. Robert Newport, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jim Garrison, JFK assassination investigations and conspiracies, the summer of love, psychedelics, libertarianism, Playboy magazine, Discordian names, pranking important people and organizations, the Illuminati, the John Birch Society, paranoia, Live Action Role Playing, Timothy Leery, Disinfo.Con, RAW's unique funeral, zines and the early internet, model agnosticism, Information Awareness Office, John Poindexter, Operation Mindf****, fake Illuminati chart, Robert Shay, "Principia Discordia", Loompanics Publishing, Discordian Popes, Church of the SubGenius, slack, true skepticism vs. anti-belief, CSICOP, James Randi, dogmatism, reality tunnels, ritual magick, RAW's encounter with possible non-human entities, experience of a number of unconnected people with beings from the Sirius star system, Philip K. Dick, Dorris Lessing, Jim Moseley's "Saucer Smear", artist David Huggins, Susan Demeter-St. Clair, temporarily adopting belief systems, the Virgin of Guadalupe, Aleister Crowley, "Mirage Men", strange phone calls and opened mail, magick and co-creation of reality, Dr. Karla Turner, surveilance and mail manipulation of activists, liminal experiences, Dean Radin, laboratory testing of ESP, Lou Elizondo, remote viewing, ego/greed limiting results, drug testing in today's world, people's unease with uncertainty and ambiguity, David Weatherly, Bigfoot, Lyle Blackburn, the paranormal conference circuit and groupthink, UFOs, and more.

The World Famous Insurance Dudes Dudes chat over Coffee!Oh man, this week was CRAZY! But you know what we grew, we hustled and we coached. We talk about the secrets to success through giving and receiving help!For All Things Related To Being An Insurance Dude or Dudette,  Incredible Tips, Amazing Tools, and Valuable Resources, Check Out The Insurance Dudes Hub! https://www.theidudes.com/Are you interested in learning  “How To Predictably Sell 6-Figures A Month From Insurance Internet Leads While Saving You Time And Money!?"Head over to our free masterclass  today! Click Herehttps://www.theidudes.com/masterclass-registration1619461457775

Hey Creekers! It's our 5th episode! We're back discussing episode 5 of Dawson's Creek titled, "Hurricane."  Join us this week as we breakdown one of the most emotional episodes of season one.  A hurricane is coming through Capeside, and his name is BOB!  Almost everyone is hunkering down at the Leery household while the storm passes through town. So what does one do when you have a house full of people? You tell your spouse about your two month long affair! Gail decides to let Mitch in on her little secret. Dawson is fighting his own personal demons this episode (what else is new?) and taking them all out on Jen. Why? I think it has something to do with his own insecurities and pretty much the fact that he's the most selfish person on this planet.  Joey is caught involuntarily eavesdropping on her friends, AGAIN, and pretty much get's vomited on verbally by her bff.   We also have some fun, and slightly racist encounters between Grams and Bessie and Bodie.Down at the beach, Pacey and his brother, Deputy Doug, are holed up at Miss Jacob's ginormous beach house. She hates storms and they just so happened to be at the right place at the right time. Will Pacey's jealousy get the best of him? And will Doug finally find out the truth?  Oh, not about Pacey and Tamara, about his own identity (The man loves Bette Midler for crying out loud!).We also discuss our own thoughts about cheating while in relationships, the history of wicker furniture and does loving Musicals really make you gay? We don't wish bad weather on anyone, but we got a loooong one this week Creekers! Maybe a storm will come through your town and you can chill out on your sofa with a cocktail and some white bread with ketchup and enjoy this week's episode of Creek Talk Podcast!**PLEASE RATE AND REVIEW US ON APPLE PODCASTS or wherever you listen! **You can also fine us on PODCHASER!**FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @CreekTalkPodcast**FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @CreekTalkPod**Music Written and Performed by Justin Parker**Lyrics Written by Stephen Gavis & Jayme Whitehead

News came out yesterday that Dodgers' Pitcher Clayton Kershaw could be out till September, Sli and Clinton think things are starting to make more sense with the weird signing of Cole Hamels earlier in the week. Plus, a Friday version of "Fact Or Cap." Also, is Dennis Schroder going to get a big contract or regret the one he didn't take from the Lakers? And, talk on Kanye West living at Mercedes-Benz Arena in Atlanta and "the Dump!" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GROW  Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom I asked for a Sigm from God and I received one: From my Heart to Yours

June 9, 2021 — A proposed development in the Western Hills of Ukiah has neighbors fuming as the city takes steps to acquire and annex about 700 acres off of Redwood Avenue, in the headwaters of Doolan Creek. The property currently belongs to David Hull, who gave the city 188 acres adjacent to the proposed project parcels late last year. The city wants to break 54 acres into seven lots for single family residential parcels, where owners would be allowed to build one main house and one additional dwelling unit each. According to city documents, no purchasers have been identified and the timing of the sale and development of the properties is unknown. The remaining 640 acres would be rezoned public facilities, which is the same designation used for city parks. The property is still on county land, and the project would need to go through Ukiah's planning commission and City Council before the city could even start the annexation process, which could take a year. But last month, when the item was scheduled to come before the planning commission, thirty-eight letters came in, only three of them supporting the project. A few others, from agency representatives, offered analyses of what would be needed to carry out the proposal, but most expressed opposition on the grounds of increased traffic, fire risk, and impacts to wildlife. Ted Aff is a retired Oakland firefighter who remembers fighting the Oakland Hills firestorm of 1991, before wind-driven blazes that jumped over freeways had become a way of life in California. Aff and other members of the Firesafe Council are worried because the homes would be on the wrong side of a firebreak meant to protect the city from fires coming in from the west. But Maya Simerson, a project administrator in the city manager's office, says that's been vetted with CalFire, the Ukiah Valley Fire Authority, and the city fire marshall. She also said that homeowners would have to maintain the properties according to fire code and the rules of a homeowners association. Retired CalFire battalion chief Michael Maynard, who was responsible for local fuel reduction efforts in the last ten years, wrote a letter saying he thinks acquiring the Hull Properties would reduce the risk of catastrophic fire in the Ukiah Valley. Aff said he and the retired chief have “a different assessment” of the situation, adding that he does “not underestimate the lethality of fire.” Another supportive letter was from a real estate agent who reminded the commission that the hospital is always trying to recruit doctors who go to “other areas with a larger inventory of homes.” An opposing letter writer declared that single-family homes are “so last century.” And Aff thinks a lot of work is going into building a few homes for rich people. “The views are spectacular,” he said. “Oddly enough, they characterize these properties as moderate income properties. So either their scale of what moderate income is, is far different than mine, or they're downplaying the value in order to fit in with the city's general plan, which requires a certain number of moderate income houses.” Simerson says she thinks the developer would build on the land even if it stayed in the county, and the city didn't get involved; and that the city is the best agency to take the lead in the project.

Here is the segment breakdown for this episode:Front End Fact:  Government Poisoned Alcohol (4:18)Dumbass Debate: Bigfoot vs Loch Ness Monster (11:34)Killer Filler (Discussion Segment): Could This Conspiracy  Be For Real? - The Titanic Olympic Swap (21:55)- Faked Moon Landing (32:00)- Walt Disney Frozen Cover up (37:49)- Particle Collider Egyptian God Awakening (40:18)-  Jay-Z Time Traveling Vampire (43:05)- Aliens Built Stone Henge (49:28)Lame Games: Build Your Own Conspiracy  Theory (57:00)Rear End Recommendations: How To Build Your Own Conspiracy (52:55)You can follow this podcast on Twitter @impossible_podEmail: listenimpossible@gmail.comWebsite: Listen Impossible (buzzsprout.com)You Tube: 2020 broadcasting channel (no episodes, only extras)Try and give this podcast five stars. We dare you. For more of these podcast hosts:Jason and Matt on the pop culture podcast Mind GrenadeJacob and Delivan on the weird news podcast Can't Sit StillDelivan on the fun facts podcast Nuggets of Nothing. If you like our theme song then check out Adam Blotner on Fiver.

Answering a lot of your questions about Michigan football's recent struggles, the coaching staff, a few Michigan basketball things, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Answering a lot of your questions about Michigan football's recent struggles, the coaching staff, a few Michigan basketball things, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Season 1, Episode 5 - "Hurricane" From Netflix: Preparations for a big hurricane expose the truth about Ms. Leery's affair

Now is the time to have a plan in place. The market is hitting highs for no explainable reason, Congress is promising $1,400 stimulus checks, and we have ultra-low interest rates. Market commentators are growing increasingly leery of how this may turn out.Tom Siomades heads the investment division of AE Wealth Management. In a recent letter he wrote, “Now we have a $1.9 trillion stimulus moving through Congress that is meant to address and redress many of the problems those policy mistakes and shifting priorities created. It will also take years to pay out and increase the size of the government. Why does that matter? More debt means more interest payments, which equals less capacity to borrow in the future and fewer funds available to reinvest in our economy and society. “How is all this borrowing and spending possible? Fed Chairman Powell’s testimony before Congress this past week reaffirming the Fed will keep rates artificially low is one major reason. In response, it is likely that prices will go up and we’ll have inflation. The Fed will have to act because it cannot ignore inflation forever; and history has shown that rates will go up and the equity markets will decline. Inflation and the Fed’s ultimate response are not the only things we should worry about; the markets themselves will have a say in where we head from here.”We align with portfolio managers that are forward looking. We believe mitigating against market downturns is essential to a sound investment plan. When you’re ready to begin looking a comprehensive plan that factors in all the sides to financial planning, please call our office at 864.641.7955.Investment advisory services offered only by duly registered individuals through AE Wealth Management, LLC (AEWM). AEWM and Clients Excel, LLC are not affiliated companies. Investing involves risk, including potential loss of principal. Any references to protection, safety, or lifetime income, generally refer to fixed insurance products, never securities or investments. Insurance guarantees are backed by the financial strength and claims paying abilities of the insuring carrier. This podcast is intended for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be used as the sole basis for financial decisions, nor should it be construed as advice designed to meet particular needs of an individual’s situation. Clients Excel is not permitted to offer and no statement made during this show shall constitute tax or legal advice. Our firm is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Government or any governmental agency. The information and opinions contained herein provided by third parties have been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but accuracy and completeness cannot be guaranteed by Clients Excel. The use of logos and/or trademarks of podcast hosting sites are the property of their respective owners and are not an endorsement by those owners of our firm or our program.

Merry Christmas in March. This episode is all over the place, with Joey completely out of her element and throwing Pacey under the bus at a Worthington networking dinner, while Gretchen negotiates to throw the annual Leery holiday part at Mitch and Gail's house. Meanwhile, Gail is WAY more pregnant than she should be at this point. Also, we learn that Grams is STILL not talking to Jen for the whole Andie taking an ecstasy tablet that Jen had, but did not procure for herself, so that's wild. Also, Dawson learns the truth about Mr. Brooks's past and then ends the night at the holiday party by full on kissing Gretchen under the mistletoe. Okay. Here we go. Join us for this deep dive into the 90s teen drama Dawson's Creek! Thank you so much to Killya for our amazing theme song. Find them on Instagram @gofreakingcrazy Thank you to @camadeclub for our social media awesomeness. Thank you also to Andrew Bush, who helped guide us on how to do this from our houses. Find Erin on Instagram at @erin.hensley Find Julia on Twitter and Instagram @Pesty1079 Rare Bird Books is @rarebirdlit and at rarebirdlit.com

Segment of Underdog Football Podcast Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/3-dog-thursday/donations

Many people are eager for their chance to get the COVID-19 vaccine , but there are those who don’t share that feeling — especially in communities of color. Mike Hutchinson said he will be getting the vaccine when it’s widely available. He's already had COVID-19 and wants to prevent it from coming back. "I definitely plan to get it if becomes readily available for me because I have two daughters and just because of the close contact I am with people," he said. But Hutchinson, who is Black, said he knows not everyone shares his opinion. On social media, you can find people of color discussing whether they’ll get the COVID-19 vaccine. Many point to moments in history where Black people were mistreated in the American health care system. Brooke Love, a mixed-race woman in Milwaukee, said she has concerns because of her underlying medical conditions. History also plays a part in her concerns. She mentioned the Tuskegee study , which experimented on 600 Black men with syphilis for 40 years,

"Dawson's Creek" was released on Netflix at the beginning of November so three dear friends who used to watch the show together when it was actually on air reunite over Zoom and hash out our favorite season, Season 3 when the Pacey-Joey-Dawson love triangle is ignited. Just like old times, we agreed on a lot of things, Arin and LV disagree about a TON of things, we giggle inappropriately over Dawson's mom's restaurant "Leery's Fresh Fish", stay hating on how lame Dawson is and hypocritical Joey can't help being, question if Mr. Leery is a DILF and so much more.Thank you to my special guests Arin and Stacey, love you mean it but will never love the "Witch Island" episode!   

So you want to watch "Dawson's Creek" for the first time but hate spoilers? After 3 years of doing just that, Charles has some advice for you! (The spoiler-filled part of this podcast begins at 17:06, so stop listening there!) We're excited to re-introduce ourselves, as well as to share some updates about what we've been up to. Plus, more on #DawsonsCreekTaughtMe, episodes we're excited to re-watch, and Traci's Leery house in The Sims 4.

TSN 1040 Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson feels that the Canucks need to find a top-9 forward that can help on the second power play unit. Paterson also wonders if teams around the NHL are leery on Josh Leivo, after he missed a big portion of last year with a knee injury.

“Where there is no vision, the people perish...” Proverbs 29:18, Holy Bible As mentors for the upcoming 'Mothers of Vision' MDM Celebration event, Audrey, Tresta, and Julie discuss their insights and favorite takeaways. Listen as they share how the principles that will be taught are changing the way they think, feel and live!  And if you haven't signed up yet, consider joining us Sat. Sept 26th LIVE Online! Find all the details and register HERE! Listener's Guide: Use the time stamps below to skip to any part of the podcast.  0:43        Their initial response to the event 3:07        Why Some are Leery of Vision as a Tool 7:26         Principles vs. Materialism in Using Vision as a Tool 9:21         The Successful Producer 10:26      Faith, Creation, and Visualization 11:28       Julie Greenman's Experiences with Visualization 14:42      What is Your Destination 17:11        Audrey's Favorite Content 18:58      One Reason to Come 21:49      Is This Event Independent of MDM Academy 22:48     How Can Attendees Prepare? 23:51      How to Get Last Years Recording and Book Free! 24:37      The Number One Objective of the Event Quotes from this episode: “Vision increases desire.” ~Tresta Neil Proverbs 29:18 “Where there is no vision, the people perish...” ~Holy Bible Books from this episode:   Links from this episode:

The World Famous Insurance Dudes chat over Coffee!Coffee Talk is a Weekly Chat between The Insurance Dudes Hosts, Jason Feltman and Craig Pretzinger.Jason Feltman is a Captive insurance agency owner location in Huntington Beach, CA, with 10+ employees, and has been awarded best in company from his carrier for multiple years.Craig Pretzinger is a 10-year veteran in the captive space, who has won multiple honor rings, and the esteemed Inner Circle at his carrier. He is located in Tucson, Arizona, with 3 locations.The Insurance Dudes LOVE to chat about relevant topics that will help their fellow agents with marketing, sales, hiring, staffing, and with personal and business development.Do you have an idea that you'd like the Dudes to talk about?Email: admin@theinsurancedudespodcast.comSupport the show (https://www.dudes4u.com)

In our first episode recording at home and not at the studio, Erin and Julia navigate the rough waters of the Witter family, namely Pacey's dad and their very hard relationship. While Dawson, Mitch, Pacey, John Witter, and (surprisingly) Jack, all end up on a boat doing very manly fishing things together, the women of Dawson's Creek end up at the Leery's so Gail can interview them about the struggles of being teenage girls. Joey's weird competition with Jen finally reaches a head and might we say they reach an uneasy peace by the end? We hope everyone is staying safe, healthy, and sane. Hope we help you get through this week. Join us for Season 2, Episode 12 of the 90s teen drama Dawson's Creek! Thank you so much to Killya for our amazing theme song. Find them on Instagram @gofreakingcrazy Thank you to @camadeclub for our social media awesomeness. Thank you also to Andrew Bush, who helped guide us on how to do this from our houses. Find Erin on Instagram at @erin.hensley Find Julia on Twitter and Instagram @Pesty1079 Rare Bird Books is @rarebirdlit and at rarebirdbooks.com

Back by popular demand (for real, y'all love some spooky spaghetti), we're doing another creepypasta episode! Get ready for interdimensional diners, makeshift graves, and how to lose your soul in an abandoned church. Because of the need for social distancing, we Skyped in for this episode so the quality isn't as good as usual, but we think that just makes these pastas even creepier. The tea we're sippin' on: a variety actually (we didn't coordinate this time) but we still highly recommend getting yourself some August Uncommon teas to soothe yourself during this trying time. (https://august.la/) Connect with us on the socials! Insta: @Conspirateapodcastatl Twits: @TheConspiraTea And, WASH YOUR DAMN HANDS Y'ALL.

Behind the Headline: 'Retired Teton Rangers, Superintendent Leery of Heli Tours' by KHOL Jackson

Things come to a head in the hospital as Eli, Leery, and Billy confront the true face of the horror in Gatlinburg. Can they save the hospital full of people? Will Leery remember lessons from Pokemon? Will Billy continue to be the only one with any good ideas? Find out this Week in the Dollywood City Slickers Music Composed and Performed by Dorian Cunningham

We recorded this not-so-merry episode way too late at night, so excuse our rambling as the group heads back to Capeside for an ill-fated dinner at the Leery household. And it ends with a hole in the side of Gail's house! Oof.

The Cheeto Chronicles - Debate review - Trudeau ‘brownface' controversy lays bare split in Canadian racial attitudes - 45 Leery of ‘Very Bad Gang Members, Drug Dealers' Entering US as Hurricane Dorian Evacuees Seek Refuge - 45 Launches Islamophobic Attack on Omar Claiming She Danced on 9/11 The Kiki Report - Unmarried couples could be jailed for having sex under new laws being considered by Indonesia's parliament - Ed Buck Finally being charged for killing young gays - Straight white guys seem especially triggered by SNL firing Shane Gillis - Mike Pence to headline anti-gay group gala at Trump Hotel - A millennial politician doesn't believe in LGBTQ rights because his BFF is gay

Canucks forward Brock Boeser remains an RFA. Ben Kuzma says Boesers camp is looking for a deal which would pay the stud forward $7 mill a year but Kuz thinks the Canucks are hoping to avoid shelling out that kind of coin to the young sniper.

We got our chakras and auras photographed!Were we correct about the states of our chakras? Here is what we guessed in the last episode:RootCharlye - Pretty “ok” 5/10Macy - Healthy, VibrantSacralC - OveractiveM - Maybe in extreme either way because of losing (then finding!) JorahSolarC - Small and dead. 3/10M - Rocking and rollingHeartC - Overactive 14/10M - Underactive from losing (then finding!) Jorah ThroatC - Small 3/10M - Allergies with the throat Just okThird eyeC - Pretty strong 9/10M - Pretty healthyCrownC - Pretty good - 7/10M - Shrunk Check out what the colors mean!hearthwisdomstore.com/aura-chakra-reference~Skeptical about Tarot Readings?Unconvinced about Reiki?Leery on Natal Chart Reading? ~We want to take the plunge FOR you, and report back! Hopefully we can be the last little push into whichever way you believe!This week, we talk about what we think about aura photos, some self diagnosis of our chakras, and lots of chattingThings we talked about this episode:Pagan Pop Up. Vol. 2 - Where we will be recording a Live Ep. and have some wares for sale!www.facebook.com/events/2207803212646230/Hearth Wisdom Storehttps://www.hearthwisdomstore.comwww.witchbitchamateurhour.comSnag yourself some WBAH Merch!teespring.com/stores/wbah-podcast-storeContact Us (Come Eat With Us)Instagram @WitchBitchAmateurHourTwitter @BitchHourFacebook @WitchAmateurHourwbahpodcast@gmail.comWant to help support the Podcast? Consider becoming a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/wbahpodcastHandwritten letters are actual magic!PO Box 865Canton, Tx75103Theme music by:https://www.fiverr.com/master_serviceWe are not doctors, lawyers, or professionals. We are amateurs, and nothing we say should be taken as advice, instruction, or seriously. Any action taken based on what we say or imply can and will lead to illness, existential crisis, injury, your pets no longer loving you, and death.

We are getting our chakras and auras photographed!The witches are starting a new series! In addition to regular topics such as herbs, stones, oils, etc; Charlye and Macy want to be a source of info on experiences!~Skeptical about Tarot Readings?Unconvinced about Reiki?Leery on Natal Chart Reading? ~We want to take the plunge FOR you, and report back! Hopefully we can be the last little push into whichever way you believe!This week, we talk about what we think about aura photos, some self diagnosis of our chakras, and lots of chattingThings we talked about this episode:Pagan Pop Up. Vol. 2 - Where we will be recording a Live Ep. and have some wares for sale!www.facebook.com/events/2207803212646230/Hearth Wisdom Storehttps://www.hearthwisdomstore.comDying singing bass fish vidshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRtu8FgYIAUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsg3HW9z8IsMetalhead campinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=389DkzjHpuswww.witchbitchamateurhour.comSnag yourself some WBAH Merch!teespring.com/stores/wbah-podcast-storeContact Us (Come Eat With Us)Instagram @WitchBitchAmateurHourTwitter @BitchHourFacebook @WitchAmateurHourwbahpodcast@gmail.comWant to help support the Podcast? Consider becoming a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/wbahpodcastHandwritten letters are actual magic!PO Box 865Canton, Tx75103Theme music by:https://www.fiverr.com/master_serviceWe are not doctors, lawyers, or professionals. We are amateurs, and nothing we say should be taken as advice, instruction, or seriously. Any action taken based on what we say or imply can and will lead to illness, existential crisis, injury, your pets no longer loving you, and death.

Robert Orfino, real estate investor and expert, joins Casey Eberhart on the "Expand the Business" podcast for an incredible interview about the present state of real estate, real estate investing, and even house flipping. Robert is a master at leveraging traditional media and social media to expand his brand and marketing message online. Born and raised in New Jersey, Robert spent countless summers on the Jersey Shore.  When not vacationing, Robert worked with his father doing construction. Robert later attended Kean and Rutgers University, and set out to find a “good job.” Aside from his knack for creating things, he has a life-long relationship with education and is constantly seeking self-improvement.  He also readily admits he is a die-hard NY Giants fan and a long-suffering Mets fan.  At the age of 42, Robert had been working for someone else’s fortune for 20 years and began to understand the importance of wealth and how to create it. In 2007, Robert caught the entrepreneurial bug and left his job to start his own green consulting firm. Within the first year of business, the firm was directly impacted by the financial crisis in 2008. However, Robert persevered through the major financial setbacks that followed and began working as a So-Cal contractor rehabbing Freddie and Fannie Homes.   In 2012, Robert took an opportunity to work on flipping homes for private investors. During this time, he flipped almost 200 different homes. Robert continued to work in the So-Cal Real Estate Market until 2014 when it made a major comeback and deals became scarce.  By 2015, Robert sought out a market gap for flipping houses in New Jersey, the number one foreclosure state in the country at the time, and proactively assembled a team to build business back up again. Although the market had been tumultuous for quite some time, Robert saw an opportunity to raise capital for the New Jersey and New York Real Estate Markets and founded a Distressed Real Estate Investor Fund.   Here is the transcript of the podcast interview between Casey Eberhart and Robert Orfino: Casey Eberhart: (00:01) And welcome everybody to today's episode of expand the business. My name is Casey Eberhart. I am your show host for this hour of amazing insight in helping you, the business owner expand the business. So we are super excited to bring to you guys, everything that we can come up with to help you expand your business. Whatever business you're in, whether you're in traditional business, brick and mortar, business, network marketing, investing, whatever businesses you this show is designed for you. So as an upfront, if you want to download a quick audio, on getting more referrals, just head over to www.ExpandTheBusiness.com. Oh, we've got some goodies over there, some surprises for you over there. And I'm super happy to have you do that again, go over to expand the business.com so super excited today because we have an amazing interview with one of my favorite people on the planet. Casey Eberhart: (01:00) Robert Orofino is one of these guys that you just can't help but to learn stuff from because number one, he's super open and willing to share his ups, his downs, his wins, his breakdowns. In order to help you and I expand our business and really kind of create the life that we all dream of. He is a real estate investor. I've happened to be friends with and have known Robert for several years. I know that Adam, and ask him to go a little bit in depth in this, but you know, one of the things that he and his partners have been able to do in the real estate game as they've made, as far as I know, at least three moves. They've moved from New Jersey to Los Angeles, Los Angeles to Houston. And then from Houston they've really expanded out. They have a radio show that's on drive time in Houston, Texas. Casey Eberhart: (01:47) Every single day they've got podcasts, they have webinars, they have meetup groups, they hold live events, they hold live meetings. They've created a real estate investing fund for investors. Maybe you have a little extra money that you're scared of a scaredy cat. I've been in the real estate market. You don't want to, you don't want to get too much exposure. You can talk to Robert and they've created a fun. So people that are scared still have an opportunity. They have their fingers in every piece of the pie in the real estate market that you've probably or possibly could come up with. And if they don't, they're going to go out and really create the network and the relationships to be able to bring that into the fold. So I thought, well we would do today is really have kind of a deep dive in sort of the structure, the blueprint, the layout, the architecture of what Robert has been able to do in the real estate game, especially in the market he happens to live in at the moment. And I say at the moment, which is Houston, Texas. So He's a partner in Mr Texas real estate, which we'll talk about. He and his partner in a minute. And he also runs and owns Dana point marketing. So with that being said, Mr Orofino, welcome to the show was a Robert Orfino: (03:00) pretty amazing introduction. I'd like to meet that guy. Right? So that was, thank you very much for all those kind words. And it is certainly, um, I always point out that Steve jobs speech we talks about, you really can't connect the dots looking forward, turn around and look back. You can see them. Well, you're one of the dots. Casey Eberhart: (03:21) Well I appreciate that. I appreciate that. But those dots are created by all of us being just connecting, right? So thank you for saying that. You're also one of the dots all and my network, but also many, many others. So Robert, take me back, uh, in the wayback machine to when you were in New Jersey and when I first met you, you were a contract investor slash flipper in, uh, and for those of you that don't know the term flipper, it's somebody that buys a piece of real estate, put some equity into it in terms of capital as well as um, um, not only capital but sweat equity contract or build it out, make it pretty, and then turn it back on the market and sell it off from there. Kind of walk me through how you got started as an entrepreneur back in the flipping days. Robert Orfino: (04:10) Sure. So back in New Jersey, I was a, I was a consultant. I was a green consultant, energy efficiency, that type of renewable energy. Um, you know, I was uh, back in for anyone understands it, uh, the uh, green building. But that was, that was I did right. So the US GBC am original member of that. Um, and I did a lot of consulting out there and I said, okay, I want to become an entrepreneur and the green industry's taking off in southern California, so I need to get the southern California. So I left my job there and I started my own consulting business and within the first six months I booked over $300,000 worth of consulting. It was great. And then September, 2008 hit and the whole world got turned upside down financial world. And I was out there alone with not a lot of, of safety net underneath me, just a couple of retirement accounts. Robert Orfino: (05:10) And I, uh, I found myself in a very large hole very, very quickly. By 2009, we had some bad deals and we had some bad partners and um, we had a lot of the projects just stopped. There was a bond on those projects, which means you're going to eventually get paid, but the eventually it could be 2012, 13, 14. Right? So here I am, entrepreneur trying to figure this stuff out, working both coasts and it, it wasn't working and we're going down a slope in a whole very, very fast. I remember 2009, everyone's still sort of in denial, right? And in 2010, now, everyone's like freaking out. In 2011 was the bottom of the market. So in 2011, I had no more consulting gig. So maybe one or two right here. But I had a buddy who was doing construction for Fannie Mae at the time. Robert Orfino: (06:06) There was tons of foreclosures. They're fixing them up. He says, I have too much work. Can you help me run it? So I came out to California full time, took over the San Fernando Valley, and I started with doing deals, doing rehabs for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, um, all those FHA stuff. Um, but by that time I was already 450, $2,000 in personal debt in the, I owed for $52,000. And next to every single one of those, those dollars was my signature. So you can imagine how panicked we were and how crazy everything was. And we got into real estate and started climbing out of the hole. So 2011 wasn't a bad year for us. But then 2012, Fannie Mae says, we're not rehabbing homes anymore. Now back out of business. But I have a construction business. I've gotten loans on that business. I've got employees. And um, I'll just tell you the, the low point for us is we're, I was down to $6,000 in my bank account and I have a $12,000 monthly nut, right? Robert Orfino: (07:10) And I don't have any jobs on the horizon. And I think to myself, I'm not the smartest guy. And from this moment on, I'm just going to do what smart people do. So I did a little mantra about wealth and all that stuff coming to me and I won't bore you with that. Um, but right after I did the mantra and I was driving down the four oh five, you know what I'm talking about, I got to go to, I got to get to Ventura Boulevard. That's where my po boxes, I go to the Po box now 10 minutes after the mantra about all good things of being positive and wealth coming to me. I opened up the Po box and there's a check for $6,000 exactly what I needed to get through the month of February. And from that point on, I do not want to figure it out or double think it or overthink it. Robert Orfino: (07:59) I just do the mantra. Right? And that turned me on and I got through the month of February, I got a kitchen job, I got a bathroom job. And then later on that year I got picked to work for the best way to call as the clearing house where the hedge funds and for those who don't know the hedge funds, Blackstone is a big one, call me homes. There was another one who worked for, they put billions of dollars of capital on the street buy houses and so we literally could have as much construction work as we can possibly handle. We are doing now 11 jobs, nine 11 jobs a month and we're running through that in 2012 was great. Um, 2013 slowed down, but we had made a name for ourselves. So we are the top two contractors in that clearing house and we kept working all the way through 2013, 2014 I started doing some more green work, slowly climbed out of that hole, but I had always now around real estate business, I'm trying to network with these folks and try to figure out how to get more work. Robert Orfino: (09:01) And I started reversing engineering how this whole business works. And in 2015 I said, hey, I'm going to go do this myself, except I go back to New Jersey to do it. And I go and do it in New Jersey for two years. We did fairly well. We flipped a bunch of houses out there. Um, I was all about just creating cash to pay back my debt. They create a little nest egg so that we felt secure. Right? So just like everyone else in 2013, 2014, 2015, everyone's thinking security, right? They want to have security. We're no different. Um, then I started networking and meeting a lot of people we carry on. And then in 2017 I met some friends from Houston. They introduced me to the marketplace. Um, we had a hurricane that came and I was working the opposite and the, all of the leftover deals in New Jersey from superstorm sandy. Robert Orfino: (09:58) So I understood how flooded houses and when a wind damage houses work. Uh, when the hurricane came here, I already had a base here I'd already done and started doing some education stuff. So we decided we were going to move to Houston and I moved there about 14 months ago. I've, I've been here in Houston for 14 months. Since then, we're able to acquire about $3 million worth of properties. I've doubled my net worth. I'm using all the things that I learned from quite frankly, failure on my, on my last 10 years of being an entrepreneur. And so we, we definitely believe there's no such thing as failure. It's only learning. Sometimes the lessons are very expensive. Sometimes you can shrug them off, right? But there's only learning in coming out of failure. And, uh, with that mindset, I was able to partner up with Jason Bible out here. Robert Orfino: (10:53) He had been very successful. Now we started this new venture and like you said, we have a fund. We have our, our own rehab crews. We have a real estate office, a team that we bought. We work with Keller Williams platinum. So we're able to work on all that stuff, uh, in this marketplace based on all the things I learned. And when I say learn, I'm mostly saying I failed in the past. And I can remember sitting in the lobby in, uh, Gora hills. There's a company out there that nobody knows about. They don't have a website, they don't advertise, but they do $1 billion in real estate transactions every year. They touch every single piece of it. And I sat there and I said, if I ever have the opportunity, meaning of the market opportunity, this is what I'll build. And now I'm here in Houston with the opportunity and we're building a very massive real estate machine. Yeah, it is unbelievable to watch. So I have several that I kind Casey Eberhart: (11:54) of want to push in and, and drill a little bit in on. So when you first moved from New Jersey out to Los Angeles, you said that in your first six months or first nine months, I think that you had $300,000 worth of consulting gigs on the books. How, how did that come about? How did, how did moving from New Jersey to Los Angeles, just because we, you know, I live in Los Angeles, we be, we are, uh, we are very, and I'm doing air quotes. For those of you that are listening green out here in California, what, what allowed you to get in the door? What allowed you to book that kind of book of business? Because I think a lot of people are, you know, get so stuck on, oh it, I'm afraid, I'm scared. I don't know where to go. I don't know what to do. I'm terrified of failing. So on and so forth. What allowed you to like break into that $300,000 market? Robert Orfino: (12:48) I want to say within the first 90 days of me having my own business, I picked up two mentors, both sales and marketing and Robert Orfino: (12:58) they said, Hey, forget this, forget this 30 page proposal and all that. There's all the, all there, all the folks that are collecting those proposals are making do is free work. Yeah. And they said, we've got to figure out a way to get to the decision maker. Once you get to the decision maker, have an honest conversation and they'll say yes or no. And that's, that's where I learned from, from two folks. And so we were able to get to some very big decision makers in the automotive world. Dealerships were one of our bigger clients. We are able to meet with again, really, really big companies like sonic automotive, Penske automotive, auto nation. We want to treacly the manufacturers like Mercedes Benz. Um Oh we worked directly for a Volvo and a lot of those, a lot of the green companies that wanted that for that we were able to go right to the manufacturer and talk to them Hyundai and get real honest conversations. What do you, and then ask them, what are you looking for? How can I help? So going out as an entrepreneur, I learned within the first 90 days to forget what I, what I want and ask how I can help and just give me that. Just how can I help? What are you looking for? Do you want a green, a bigger green footprint rate, I can help you with that. And that's how we land that we forgot the forget the whole sales process, finding the decision maker and help them. Casey Eberhart: (14:25) So it was really about building, I mean essentially, you know, uh, I think a lot of people, um, skip the part of building relationships and building out a network of people that you yeah. You know, sir, um, service that network for lack of a, for lack of a better word. You also said something that I think is really interesting and I think a lot of people kind of Miss Nuance, um, because they are being trained and taught by people that went about it the hard way. So you could write a bunch of proposals and you know, you are absolutely right. The people that are receiving those proposals. If you don't know a lot of proposal type, um, work that's given out, the reason those companies send out requests for proposals or RFPs is so that they can get a bunch of ideas from a bunch of different consultants all for free. Yeah. They may ultimately hire one or they may not hire them, but at the end of the day, they've essentially allowed the bigger game players too, give them free advice and may not ever even call them. And what I loved was that you bypassed all of that and really went in and tried to have conversations with people that were meaningful and figure out how to help them when I'm assuming not every single person you are able to help win. But in that event you then went off and figured out how to help them when once they were done. Speaker 3: (15:51) Yeah, no, we got, we got, um, a very, um, polite thank you's, but not very many followup calls. Yeah. Casey Eberhart: (15:59) Yeah. And so, so Robert, as you were, as you were kind of building out that network with the automotive dealers and, and putting those folks, how important in your success today, if we go all the way back in the wayback machine, how important was it or is it, do you think for entrepreneurs, even if they're just a marketing, not just say, but a marketing firm or a sales firm, or they've got a specific product or maybe somebody just a network marketer or whatever, how valuable is the skillset of building an actual network of people? Speaker 3: (16:37) It, it's everything. Well, you know, we all, we hear all the cliches about the network, right? There's a ton of business cliches and we love to post it on Instagram and Facebook, but you have to actually do it right? And you know, your network is your net worth. That is absolutely true. Um, and we just kept building out and out and out. We, we, we would, we would take meetings from seven o'clock in the morning to 11 o'clock at night and we'd be in crazy places. I'd be at five star hotels smoking a cigar on the beach front deck at 10 o'clock at night, and the next morning I'm at someone's, uh, auto body shop, right? And, but it's just constantly taking these meetings and networking and what can I do? Right? Um, what can I bring? How can I bring value to the folks in my network? Speaker 3: (17:29) How do I connect people in my network? Right? How do I make them, I mean, I've gotten, I've sat down in front of the general manager who complains that he doesn't have a good sales manager. I go to the, three days later, I'm sitting in front of a sales managers saying, I gotta get out of this, this place. I'm like, Hey, do you know this new tire? And over here, why don't you give them a call? Low and behold, I got a a sales guy, right? Well, let me just connect. And so when you start playing that person, that connector in the middle, it becomes extremely valuable. But here's the key, Casey and we, we just went over to this with our real estate team this week. We said, someone will come up to you and say, uh, Hey, do you have an inspector? Speaker 3: (18:11) And what a lot of these big real estate firms do like Keller-Williams and remax on, they say, here's the sheet, here's all our our vendors and just go ahead and call them. And I'm like, that is such a great way, because it took someone time to put all that together to build that relationship with those vendors. And you're just about to just share it and throw it out there. Like it's meaningless, like it's worth nothing. And so, you know, I have a personal rule and I've extended that now to the real estate teams really simply. I just had a guy sitting right here in my office before we got on here worth several million dollars. He's an investor of mine. He's given us money, he works with us, he wants to work with us more. Just told me he's going to invest in my next project. And he said, hey, I need a property manager over here. Can you just text me a number? I said, no, email me. And then I'll do the warm introduction Casey Eberhart: (19:07) because here's the way, hang on a second. That's gold. Go go by. W if you, if you are listening to this, I want you to listen to what Robert just said with a, a very cleaned out here because this is probably the best or biggest lesson we're going to have on this. Go back and let's say it again. So you've got a guy that's, these were sort of several million bucks. He's going to invest in your fund, he's going to do some projects with you. He needs a property manager. And instead of just giving him the sheet of, of, of people saying, hey, Robert Orfino: (19:37) or texting it to them, I said, no, email me and I'll do the warm introduction. And what, what, what does that means is I'm in, it's like I'm collecting interest on the currency. He wants an introduction to a property manager for his third ward and, and, and cashmere gardens. I mean he, nothing too. You are, you know, it's a section of town that's a little rough and he wants to find the right guy. And I said, I have the right guys. He's a good guy. And so I'll just give me his number as I know you mean the email and then I'll do the introduction. So I'll introduce both of them so they both understand the value that I'm doing, bringing them together. Here's the most important thing. If I just gave him the number, he may say, Hey, I got the number from Robert Orofino. Right. But that will be soon forgotten. Casey Eberhart: (20:29) Yup. Robert Orfino: (20:29) That email and that warm introduction, we'll sit there and when the property managers got to go back and find John's email address, he's going to look for my email. I don't remember that I handed that over. Now I'm happy to exchange the currency of my network, but I want to get a little interest Casey Eberhart: (20:48) when I do that transaction. They'll both remember me for it, hopefully. Absolutely. And so it's so funny. Um, obviously you and I work together. Um, and I know this, I know this, I'll call it a strategy, although I don't really even think as a strategy. I think it's just at this point for both of us, just kind of a way of being, but you know, here's the thing I used to, I used to, when I would get on stage and present my first slide on every slide deck was a slide that says, if you learn nothing else, it's this connectivity is today's new currency. For sure enough people who will argue as Bitcoin, some people argue that it's real estate. Some people are gold bullions and people will argue that's oil or dollars or whatever connectivity. Your network is. Today's new currency. And so let me take what Robert said and kind of expand it one more layer deep so that like a social bank account. Casey Eberhart: (21:38) When you meet somebody, you have some in your network, you have a social bank account. It's, it's like you've opened a joint checking account with someone. Every time you deposit something into that account, it gives you the ability to withdrawal later down the road. If you try to withdraw out of a checking account that there is no money in or there's nothing in, you're in the deficit, you're in the hole before you ever start. So let's go back to Robert's example of the property manager. Where I would, where I would do it is I would leverage it out even further. So, so I've got a guy in front of me, he says, I want a property manager in the lower ward. Is that what you called it? Lower Ward. So what I would do is I would say, okay, listen, Bob, or Sally sue or whatever the investor's name is, I'm going to make a few introductions of the top three property managers that I would recommend. Casey Eberhart: (22:29) So what I would do is I would call all three of them ahead of time and tell them, hey, you're going to get a call from Sally sue or Bobby investor. I'm going to send an email, but I want to make sure that you know that I vouch for them. They're great guys. I know a little bit about them. So when you call you when they call, you have a little bit of backstory. Then I would do a warm introduction just like Robert said to all three property manager firms knowing full well that the investor is going to pick one, but what the other two are going to get out of it is they know now that Robert's working on their behalf. Number one, it gives him more bank account, more bank account juice in that social bank account. The other thing does is it also psychologically limits the liability that Robert has if something goes wrong with the investor and the one person he introduced him to, so let's say Robert Introduces Bob the investor to a property manager a and something goes to hire a Toro horribly wrong. They get in a lawsuit they hate each other for what Robert is looking for is that extra interest that could also come back to bite him if something goes gets crazy or unravels or they're not great personalities or whatever. If Robert only gives him one investor or one property manager. Then Speaker 3: (23:46) the other thing that that does is if that property manager is not a good fit, then we leave the investor high and dry. He's going to go find somebody else to give him another referral for another property manager. So I always like to give two or three referrals on the same thing so that way all three people know I'm out working on their behalf. But also it gives them the ability to pick the one that works best for what they're looking for. And it's psychologically go, I can go back to the investor or Robert can go back to the investor and say, Hey, I know the property manager Adan work, but you've got B and c here. Or if something goes haywire, you go, hey boss, that's why I gave you three. Let's go back to the other two and see if those, one of them is the better fit, don't to work. But the leverage is massive. Speaker 3: (24:36) So Robert, I know that you used, um, I know that here in Los Angeles you really built out meetup as a platform and started to build your network using meetup. I talk a lot about meetup, I work very in depth with meetup groups and people that organize meetups. Talk to me a little bit about kind of how that worked for your business and how that helped you grow the network here in Los Angeles. So you know, probably listening understands what meetup is and if not, it's, it's a, it's a platform that allows you to organize an event and use that platform to broadcast out. It is a little labor intensive. Um, they don't have a really good email CRM set up internally for you to use. That's probably by design. Um, however, here's the trick. Like I've done it. I, we have many, many meetups across the country. Speaker 3: (25:33) We, a lot of them are webinar based, some are acts or are, are in-person based. And I've, I've seen a lot of the folks in my industry say, well, I'll just do what Robert's doing right? And then three months down there meet up is gone. Right? I pick a lot of those meetups up Soto. I absolutely. So do I. We, we, we pick up these old, these you said meet up all the time, revive them and put them into a webinar based meetup. So you really, really, really have to have thought on content, right? Like you can, you can get your friends to come out to the first one and the ones, your friends who didn't make the first one will probably come out to the second one. The third meetup is really are you getting any traction? Right? And the third meet up might be as small as three or four people, but don't freak out, right? Speaker 3: (26:26) Is the ones that get traction are the ones that stay. People will go to meet up and look at all the past meetings to say, oh look, there was that. This guy knows what he's doing. This guy has traction. You've got to build out the traction. You've got to stay with it for six months. Once you do that and you'll have three, four, 500 contacts, maybe a thousand after six months, um, that you can tap into, that you can work, that you can make introductions to, that you can rely on. And um, you know, in that world, you're gonna find some, as you call them, raving fans and your raving fans will support you in no matter what you do. And so that's a really, really good way to do it. Again, it becomes a little labor intensive. So we've hired someone just to sort of Julian house stuff for our meetups, but it is a very good platform that caused, I don't know, a couple hundred bucks a year. Speaker 3: (27:19) It's nothing much that allows you to start positioning yourself as an influencer or an expert. Right. And at this point, you know, the joke is that me and my partner, it's like we're not going to any room that we're not on stage for now that might sound egotistical and all that other stuff, but we understand at this point in 10 years of doing this that it is much better to the beyond stage than it is to be in the seat. Right? And so meetup allows you to position yourself to share your expertise to the marketplace. Um, and it's a, it's a very, without paying a lot of money to the coaches and all this other stuff, you can positioning yourself as an expert, share your expertise, share with say what you need to say, share too, because people want to know the things that, you know, I don't care if you're a florist or a real estate investor, people want to know. Speaker 3: (28:14) And so you can position yourself as an expert in the delivery, your expertise to that room versus trying to figure out how to get on everyone else's stage. And then when you figured out that a lot of these stages are revenue driven, you're never going to get on that stage. So if you could just deliver your expertise to the marketplace or meetup, we find it to be, and the very, very exciting platform for us to use. Yeah. So let's, let's unpack that a time a tiny bit. So if you're not aware of how meetup works, you guys as an organizer of a meetup, they will basically play matchmaker. So you have a whole bunch of people that are out in the, in your local community that are looking to be around likeminded individuals. And so they go to meetup and they search on criteria, real estate or network marketing or you know, I want to go hikers, florist, whatever. Speaker 3: (29:03) Yeah. I want to go hiking or wedding professionals or photographers or you know, motorcycle riders, soccer players. It's, it's basically a place for people to go find people of likeminded. Well, as an organizer of meetup, it allows you to say, Hey, my meetup is based on these 15 search terms or these 15 categories or criteria. So when you start a meetup, meetup is gonna send out an email to the millions and millions of people that have said, hey, notify me when a meetup starts with this particular topic. You know, I, I'm, I'm a, I'm somebody that wants to knit and quilt and I'm a beekeeper and love hiking, right? Casey Eberhart: (29:42) So it'll, it'll start to match make and it is essentially a free or almost free lead generation machine. Yeah. So what Robert is talking about is he can start a meetup group on real estate investing in San Fernando Valley. Meet up is going to put a bunch of people in there. Now he could email all those people individually. You could email them all as a group. He could set up a Webinar to let them all come to a webinar. He could, um, create an environment for him to bring in other speakers, other folks as well. So if I take this step, take a half step further. If you are afraid of public speaking and you don't want to be on stage, use it to leverage and bring in other folks that might have more knowledge in the particular area that you have. You could say to Robert, hey, um, come on in, come on in. Casey Eberhart: (30:31) Uh, I want to have you do a half hour to my real estate group and he will because he wants to be onstage right now. The reason you want us to be on stage is because there is a phrase in the world of business, um, that not a lot of people use anymore. It used to be used quite frequently back in probably the seventies and eighties, but it goes like this. He or she who has the marker, makes the money. And essentially what that means is most of the time, all things being held constant, the person doing the presentation almost always as the expert and that expert is going to be positioned and seen as the guru, if you will, more than somebody that's just sitting in a chair. Right? So if Robert is doing a presentation in front of 40 people or 30 people or 20 people or 400 people, he is at that point perceived as somebody who has the marker, who's making the money, the, the, the cache and the influence goes to him. Casey Eberhart: (31:28) Now, one other, one other thing that is, uh, a great meetup strategy is Robert said they don't go to events if they don't, um, if they're not in the front of the room, well, here's the thing. A lot of events, they're either going to have to pay to sponsor to beyond or they have to do a big revenue split, so on and so forth in order to get on those stages. Well, what if somebody, like you has a meetup group and you've got 50 people that are all about real estate and you're kind of the guy or the Gal in your local market, and then you look at Robert and you're like, Robert, wow, he'd be amazing to come have speed. Well, here's the thing. He also has rooms where there are people. And so you could do what's called in the business a stage swat. You know, Hey Robert, you come speak on my stage, I'll come speak on your stage. And then, um, it's a great way to leverage of those folks and give the content or give the audience the best possible experience. Yup. That's how it works. Well, you got to put your time in. It is a little labor intensive when you, you've really got to deliver expertise to the marketplace or people won't come. Casey Eberhart: (32:39) Absolutely. And here's the thing, the number of people that aren't consistent, aren't willing to put the work in are super lazy. Those people won't survive, but their meetup groups will survive. So those lazy folks that come in and start it and they do one and two people show up and they're like, ah, this is stupid. I'd rather just go sit in an audience somewhere and listen, um, and network better. Well, here's what happens, guys, like Robert and I, as soon as that organizer gets so lazy that they don't pay their bill or they stepped down as an organizer, meetups are going to actually send an email. I'll say, hey everybody, that's a part of this group. We're desperate to have somebody step up and step in as a leader. Robin, we'll own that group before the end of the day. He's just, if there's 200 people in that group, he's just generated 200 leads in his ideal absolute market with, with, with not being lazy with one click of a button. Speaker 3: (33:33) Yeah. And we think them all the time. We pick them up from, uh, it's, you'd be surprised how many, how Vegan influencers that people are. They let these things drop and you know, guys doing million dollar slips up and down the, the, uh, Pacific coast, that's one drop. I pick it up. I started doing my webinars six months later. He remembers he had a meetup emails me and says, Hey, what happened? I want to, I want to do some more. And it's like, hey man, you let this thing go now, normally if it's in the first 30 days case, I just give it back. Yep. Yeah. Here you go, man. That, that's fine. Sorry. Hey, how's it going to keep it going? This what I do. But if you want to do it, if it's just a real oversight, but I'm met people come back to me a year and a half late. Speaker 3: (34:19) I used to own this meetup. Where were you when you have an obligation? Well if people are, are, are taking the time they're picking you, they're subscribing or allowing you to enter an email box, which is a pain in the ass for everyone. You have an obligation to deliver. And if you're not delivering then you know, meetup season in my way. Yup. See who say, hey you, you didn't respond. This is too bad. But again, it usually in 30 days, okay, you can have it not a problem if it's six months or a year. People coming back to me cause they see the, I've grown the group from 265 to 1500 people. No, he can have that back then. I'm looking, I'm working at now. These people are getting value and expertise for me so we don't, uh, we don't hesitate to jump on some of these meetups when they become available. Casey Eberhart: (35:10) Well, you brought up a really valid point is that number one, um, the labor is really you guys, the Labor that Robert's talking about is, is not as heavy duty burden as most of you are spending on your business anyways. It's about finding a, a banquet room at a local restaurant or a small hotel meeting room or go talk to your Keller Williams franchise and see if you can use their conference room or you know, your insurance agency that has a training room. Heck, we have here in the valley, in the Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. We have a Ford dealership that has an amazing training room where they train all the reps that you can, that you can rent. And then being able to provide as much value as possible. And if you become the person that provides value to the network, the reality is then your influence in that network is going to be huge. Casey Eberhart: (35:59) Right. You know, and it can be a super old school. Like I was just showing my little nephew, I have a 17 year old nephew who, uh, just graduated from film school camp and direct and he wants to be a director and I showed him my own, my old networking book. I used to back in, in the wayback machine. I used to have my network in a three inch binder and that binder had sheets in front of it that had names and phone numbers on it. Then there was business card sheets where I'd put business cards and I'd write notes on the business cards. Then there were sheets that were profiles of people so that if I knew Robert's wife's name was Katherine and he was in my network, I'd write Catherine, what is she interested in? She has an amazing life insurance business where she can help you create a bank for yourself, um, as an investor using the, using the tool of life insurance. Casey Eberhart: (36:48) So I'd write Katherine Orofino Life Insurance, I'd get her phone number, and then I would literally my daily activity that would be to work that notebook. How can I connect people? How can I make connections? How can I introduce Catherine to somebody else's if it's somebody else's network. Right. Because the better off you get at staying in touch with your folks. Staying connected. Now I have been to use a greeting card and gifting platform to be able to do some of that in conjunction with a CRM system in conjunction with kind of old school. Um, your network is so unbelievably valuable in terms of expanding the business. Robert, what tools do you guys use down in Houston? Oh wait, before you answer that, let's, so let's move to Houston. So you basically said, hey, I've got an opportunity in Houston, I'm going to pack up the fam, we're going to move down to Houston and we're going to kind of make our mark in Houston. What percentage of the architecture of your marketing plan in Your Business Plan did you take from Los Angeles and basically start to recreate down in Houston? Robert Orfino: (37:58) Oh, Robert Orfino: (38:00) everything at work. So we immediately started doing meetups for sure. Um, and, and what I was, what I was able to become in, in La, the little niche that I built, cause I was the guy who told you all the dirt, right? All the inside baseball stuff. There's no secrets with me. I, I'll sit up there and tell you, hey, I'm going to sell you a product products, not 1000 bucks. I'm going to make $400 for everyone I sell and it should work for you. And if it work, call me up and I'll give you your money back. Right. I was able to sit, just go, just completely honest with everything we did open books, right? And that was a lot easier, uh, to, to deliver to a marketplace like, like Houston, I was, everyone else is doing the whole, you know, you can become a millionaire and lot, you'll be, have this great lifestyle and all that stuff. Robert Orfino: (38:59) I'd stand up there and say, that's nonsense. That's nonsense. That's nonsense. This is what works. But oh by the way, you've got to put in 35 hours a week. So if you don't have 35 hours a week, it's going to be very difficult for you to do this. And we started breaking things down. This is the real amount of time. This is the real cost, right? And you know, my joke is if, if you can really do real estate for no money down and bad credit, why does the guru won $1,000 on your credit card, right? Because they're making money off of that. Then it's, you're in real estate. Guess what? You need money, right? So you may have a dream of doing this for no money, but I'm, I'm the dream crusher when it comes to it. And then I can really explain why this can work this certain way, what you really need and how your resources need to come together. Robert Orfino: (39:56) And we, we've had people come to our rooms and say, I don't want to do this. I want to do. And I'll say, great, what's your, what's your phyto? How much money did you make a year? How much money you have saved? And they're all bad answers, right? And I turned to him, I'll say, Casey, I'm going to give you the best advice you're ever going to get, that you're probably not going to take. You need to get in your car and drive Uber for the next year and save every dime that you made from Uber so that you can then have a deposit to go buy a house, or you have enough money to start a marketing program. Or You have the money so that you can do a flip. But you're gonna have to put the time in. Most people, you know, come to us and in our world I'll say, hey, what are, how are your sales and marketing skills, right? Robert Orfino: (40:44) These are like the real conversations we have. I'm not very good at, I'm a bit of an introvert. Okay, well you're not going to do well. You've got to break down that wall. And I would highly suggest you just go spend $500 with a, was an organized multilevel marketing business direct sales program where they've got tons of marketing and sales coaching already up on the website, make a small little investment. And I don't care what it is, candles, pills, lotions, oils. I don't care what it is, bottle that program. Because when you follow that program that someone's put a lot of time and effort in, just follow that program so you can get better at marketing one yourself and your expertise and products and too you become a better person on the clothes. And so you can break out of that for $500 versus going down in real estate, man, I feel a charging 25 $50,000 for coaching program. Robert Orfino: (41:42) Stay out of that rabbit hole and for $500 just work on your skills. Know that I'm going to go sell post it notes for the next six months so that I can hone my skills and move into this other space. So we, we give the hard truth and some people respect it. Some people don't. We don't have big rooms of a thousand people like some of these other events because we tell people once they come in the door, hey save here Saturday, there's, there's no magic here. There's no pixie dust. This is all work and resources. And if that's not what you're looking for, I tell him straight up, Casey, you should probably leave right now. Go to the park. It's a beautiful Saturday. Enjoy the day. Casey Eberhart: (42:31) Yeah, you know, you, you brought something really, really valuable and it's obviously near and dear to my heart as well in that, you know, somebody that goes, if somebody comes to me and I'm in the same situation, I have a lot of people come to me and say, Hey, I want to.dot, dot. Finish the sentence. Right? And what it really comes down to is they want to have what somebody else has, but they don't want to do what that person did to get there. They want to leapfrog it or, or, or take the, shortcut it with somebody that understands the power of investing. And I always go back to rich Dad, poor dad, Rich Dad, poor dad, the cashflow quadrant. You know, you want to own businesses, you want to invest in businesses. You know, something like a network marketing business is one of the best investments in terms of return on capital that you could ever get. Casey Eberhart: (43:28) Not only the entry point is not millions or hundreds of thousands, it's usually a few hundred bucks. It's going to teach you skills like marketing, Internet, social media, shaking hands, getting nos, building up your thick skin and the money that you make can be astronomical and it can also be zero. But if you go into it looking at what is the skill I'm going to get out of this experience and not focused on the money piece, it's huge. You know, like I've, one of my best friends, uh, this was when I very, very first started my coaching career. He was one of my very first clients and he said, I, um, I want to start a consulting firm. And so we have this conversation. And He, I said, well, what skill do you think you need as a consulting firm? And he understood the market that he was consulting in, but he had zero skills in sales, right? Casey Eberhart: (44:23) So we didn't really know how to talk to people. He was a super nerd computer. He can write code, he can be total nerd, um, nerd and geek, but he can know interpersonal skills. He had no um, no experience and so I was like, look, let's go find out. This was in Seattle who is rated the best sales training program in the country and let's go to work for them. And it just so happened to be xerox as though he went to work for Xerox for a year and he basically cold called high rise building offices trying to sell them copy machines. The skillset that he generated out of that was massive. Yeah, right. Same with people that, that that you know will say, oh, I'm broke. I'm working in a whole foods for 13 bucks an hour. I have no money. I'm super in debt. Casey Eberhart: (45:16) What do I do case? What do I do? I'll say, go join a network marketing company that the products or services or something that you can kind of get behind and understand that you are there to learn the skillset of building a network, interpersonal communications, how to maybe play a little bit on social media and focus on the return on that dollar for dollar investment and Start Your Business Mind in how do I look at a balance sheet? How do I look at a profit and loss statement? How much money do I put in every month? How much money do I get out every month? The the network marketing space is a mimic of real life business. Robert, you and I have both owned brick and mortar businesses. You know, I've, I've owned a bunch of businesses. You first off, you don't go buy a business for under 500 bucks. Casey Eberhart: (46:05) Number one with employees that have already taken into account websites and insurance and customer service and shipping product development, you're going to do that all on your own. You're into millions of dollars or you can go tap into a company or in a firm that's done all of that. And your job is simply to bring customers and other distributors to the table and then run it like a business. So you've got your goals, you've got at the end of the month, you look and you go, okay, well this month I spent $400 on vitamins, but I was able to move $300 worth of vitamins. So I'm now in the whole 100 bucks. And then I got paid $400, I'm net 300 up and run it and get into the habit of running that business like a business. And so often I think most people will start a business and then they run it like a hobby and then they get irritated and agitated that it, it throws off hobby money and then all entrepreneurial is bad or network marketing is bad or real estate investing is bad. You know, Robert Orfino: (47:04) it happens all the time. And that is one of the key things is to run like a business. Um, you know, we, I'm a big believer, there's a book out there by a Michael Kollwitz a the pumpkin plan. It's a really good sort of, hey this is how I'm going to start and make sure I'm putting the things away. Make sure I understand what a balance sheet is. Difference between a balance sheet and a p and l, right. Cause there is a difference. Um, make sure you understand those things and run it like business for sure. Um, it's almost like you're playing in my head. I, I have a webinar coming up this Saturday called run it like a business because too many people get into the real estate game and don't understand, um, Robert Orfino: (47:43) all the benefits you can get from running like a business. I always say, hey, there's five ways to make money in real estate. It can be a wholesaler between, you can pedal paper contracts around and wholesale a contract, one person to another. You can flip a house. That's HDTV. Look at all the, how beautiful my kitchen is and I'll make some money there. It could be a landlord. Everyone knows where the landlord is. Um, you could be just an investor, a person who just what's funny out and owns the notes or a mortgage, right? Private mortgages, there's a fifth way. If you get to the fifth way, you're doing really well. That's called depreciation. And a lot of people will buy large apartment buildings or are expensive properties just for the depreciation. But we understand that there's a massive tax benefit for real estate and you have not prepared yourself to take advantage of that tax benefit. And you're right, it's a hobby. It's just a hobby. And so when you start running it like a business man, there are two types of tax codes in this country, one for individuals and one for businesses. I'll let you decide which one you think is better. Casey Eberhart: (48:55) Yeah, yeah, Robert Orfino: (48:56) and if you've read that it's the business passcode is better than why don't you own a business? Why aren't you running your hobby like a business? Casey Eberhart: (49:05) We've kind of touched on real estate and network marketing is kind of cool that way. You know, I always crack up. It's like if you're going to buy products or using network marketing company, you guys understand that that's a business you have. You get open up to just a little taste of what Robert's talking about in terms of tax deductability things like your haircut, your, your clothing, your office. Did you use your Internet, your cable TV, your magazine subscription has all become tax deductible for 50 bucks or whatever your distribution distribution thing is. You have been fantastic at attracting and doing deals with partners and I know that a lot of times people get scared from partners. They had a bad partner or their mom's brother's girlfriend's dog catcher was a bad partner. How, how do you help? Not a, do you, I'm assuming that you like doing deals with partners. What makes a good partner? How do you, what, what are some pitfalls? What are, what do you look out for when you, when you are looking to partner with someone? Robert Orfino: (50:04) Yeah, so this is that learning process, right? It was $125,000 lesson. Um, I had a bad partner and I use a lot of my own capital to push a deal forward. Only at the end of the realize that, um, what was being told to me wasn't reality. And so I had spent over $125,000 for some green energy projects and I lost as at all. And then we're going to do that again, obviously. Right? And so I much prefer a joint venture and illimited joint venture, meaning there is a clock ticking. So the most I'll stay married to any one partner at this point is about five years. Right. Even even my, my partner would've been everything. Everything we're doing. Jason is a partner or mine. I've already told him, Hey, I'm done. Like I got a five to seven year horizon. I'm done. You're 10 years younger than me. Robert Orfino: (51:04) You want to keep going. God bless you. Keep me on as a, as a consultant and I'll let me own a little bit and I'll sell my share to someone else. And you feel that you want to bring in, we can get, you can walk away clean on this stuff, but I'm done. I have a number in my head, I'm very close to that number and I'm done. Right. I'll go start a little cafe will be my next business. I like making breakfast. Um, so I, I would tell people that you are going to do jvs joint ventures, you're going to have a really defined the roles in which people are supposed to do. Um, and then have a time limit for the partnership. That's really important. And the big thing is what happens when it hits the fan. Yup. And the way we do a lot of it is we have an attorney journey that we both respect and we say he doesn't like you, the one who was anymore. Robert Orfino: (51:59) So let him in him, let him do the, uh, the wisdom of Solomon move. And I don't have to pay for arbitration mediation or lawsuits. Right. And if he, if he says, Robert, you're wrong. And Jason is right, I can accept it. Right. And so we have the worst case scenario decided upon while we're still friends. Yep. And that's, that's the thing with partnerships and, and you know, be careful, I'll just tell you, in a real estate world, a lot of people will call it a joint venture, but it's really not. It's a, it's another form of passive investing, which is kind of illegal. You got to make sure you're, you're really have a role responsibilities for folks and what they're going to do. And we have, um, you know, and making sure your partners are taken care of is really, really important. I'm making sure that all the goals are laid out moving forward. Robert Orfino: (52:53) It's very hard for partners really to move forward at the same pace you all to beginning and then something happens and this happens. So you've really got to define the roles and what the expectations are. I would be spending probably, I mean, I would literally probably go to a hotel or something and just shut my cell phone off and sit down with my potential partner and stay there for three days and work out every detail. Who's gonna, who's this role? What's this role? Who gets hired first? Who gets hired last? Who through all of it. Really, really planned that business. It's still, when there is a problem with an event, Evan, there always will be. Yeah. Well what does our agreements say? Oh Lo Casey, you're supposed to be doing this. Are we changing the agreement now? Dude, I'll, I can take that onto, I get a little bit more of the, of the ownership. I get a little bit more of the cash. How are we feeling about that? Uh, so having very good partnership agreement. I like to do a joint venture limited five years sort of maximum. Um, then that's the best way to do it. Casey Eberhart: (54:05) Yeah. I was actually listening to, I've become recently, I've become obsessed with a real estate podcast other than do a ever, ever, I try to listen to an episode or so every day, especially as we grow the, expand the business podcast here, and the guy that was being interviewed today was talking about joint ventures and partnerships and that there's essentially a real estate delta, which is three prongs to a triangle. And it is, somebody needs to come and show up with the hustle. Someone needs to come and show up with the knowledge and someone needs to come and show up with the money. And good partnership is when you can come with at least two of those three, those, those three things. But the key is that you don't want to find a partner that has the same two of three or the same one of three of those Delta points that you do Robert Orfino: (54:57) for sure. And most importantly, when we're starting out, be aware of the person who has none of the three be the partner, right. That's, that's a, that's a red flag right there. Casey Eberhart: (55:08) Awesome. So Robert, I want to touch on one last area before, before we let you run. Um, and that is the idea of the importance and maybe you don't think it's important, but maybe you do a of how important is it for you since you guys, since you and Jason are kind of the pinnacle influencers in your ecosystem in Houston. I know you have a, a radio show you do every day, you guys are doing tons of Facebook stuff, tons of Facebook lives. You kind of become the B guys that have been able to cherry pick some of the deals that come through just by your influence. I know that in a lot of situations you're the smartest guys in the room. So I want to flip this and ask how important is it to you to have coaches or advisors or mastermind people where you have somebody that's pushing you guys that's making you stretch, that's making you think rather than, you know, I'll say it differently rather than you always being the smartest one in the room. You're involved in scenarios and situations where you're not necessarily the smartest one in the room, Robert Orfino: (56:14) right? So I will tell you that I wake up every single day and one of my quick little mantras is, is you know nothing Speaker 3: (56:25) and we're going to learn something today. So I take life in general as I'm the dumbest guy in the room and everyone here can teach me something. And it's because when I get caught up with being the smartest guy, I have failed. I have absolutely failed. Now My, my partner, Jason is very smart. He is clearly, Eh, it's clearly 10 IQ points or more higher than me. I could see it in the conversation. I become a very good reader of prison. I can see it in the conversation. I have to ask questions about the formulas in the words. I'm like, Hey, can you go over that? And a little bit different way. And he has the patience to work with me on that. Um, he, he's a genius when it comes to this stuff, right? Um, no I don't. He can't do what I do on a lot of places and we wouldn't be successful if we tried to do this alone. Speaker 3: (57:24) Um, but for sure he's a genius when it comes to business and real estate. It looks at things much, much differently. Comes up with a lot of great ideas. Just being around him is very humbling. Uh, but it's also a very exciting, every day when his outside the box thinking hits my, I've been punched in the face many, many times. Practical thinking we can come up with something that no one else is doing. And so I get coached every day by my partner. We pay for coaching. Um, we are in, we've, we, and I'll tell you, um, I've been asked to coach a lot. Uh, I don't have a for you. Say yes, let's have a chat. Yeah, let's, let me put it this way. I don't cook, but I don't say no. Someone who says, Hey, I could really use a couple hours of your time and I'll say, great, I'm at $7,000 an hour. Speaker 3: (58:23) And they're like, whoa. I'm like, yeah, okay. So you can just join my membership where I kind of give all this stuff away anyway. Or you can join my mastermind, which is where I really like to work. What I have found over this last 10 12 years does that that mastermind format is where I excel because I can walk into a room again with that mindset. I'm a dummy and I'm going to soak up so much knowledge today. Right now I enjoy the one on one hour with my coaches. It's absolutely critical. I need it, but for me, I would rather present a mastermind to the public for real estate and to do coaching because here's the reality of Real Estate Coaching Siren. Good job. I'll get back to, but on the reality of, I know I'm all over it, and the reality of Real Estate Coaching is 90% of everything you need to be a landlord, a house flipper, wholesaler [inaudible] is on the Internet the last 10% really the loading order, how you do things and when, which order is what you will pay people to learn. Speaker 3: (59:33) And in that case it could be a coach, but I would much prefer a mastermind, um, masterminds and maybe have lots of Q and a so you can get your questions answered, throw it up on a Facebook page, like your groups have a question to ask them for the group. And a lot of people give you that wisdom of the group. It's really important for me. Um, I will, I will take on a coach when I have a very specific problem, right? How do I get more contact through Facebook platform, through Instagram, through youtube. And I'll sit down with you every month and an hour and we'll go over it. Are you doing this? Are you doing that? Hey, I just heard someone do a speech on this. You guys go look it up and see if that applies to you. So we'll, we, we like that coaching but in a mastermind event and I know you also run a mastermind, um, those are phenomenal and those masterminds you want to walk into and absolutely take on the understanding that I am the dumbest guy in the world. Speaker 3: (01:00:36) Casey, you mentioned a name to me, Roland. Yep. And I was like, boy, that name sounds familiar. And I went back and I was like sure enough, I'm in his, I was in his mastermind, I paid him, he and Ken Colder did a mastermind together in that room. I was in that room with him when he had just bought the survival opening survival life.com and he was giving my all these knowledge bombs and I was like, for sure I'm a dummy in that room. Well man was I getting my money's worth right now? And being in that room with that mastermind, having access to those people, being able to call an email and text them is critical. I don't think you can do it on your own. I think it's, I think one, it's just foolish. It's, it's, it's, it's foolish to think you're going to reinvent the wheel. Casey Eberhart: (01:01:30) I think there's a lot of people that have the personality type. Well if I'm going to do it, I've got to do it myself. Cause it's the only way it's going to get get really done. And in these mastermind groups, what really occurs is that you're paying or you're investing in access of the people, not only in the group, but access to the person who are running it in terms of who their network is. I mean, you know, Roland now, um, is one of the owners of a mastermind room called the war room. That is phenomenal. I mean, Roland, Roland Frasier is, is one of the most astute business people on the planet. And uh, uh, I can't wait for him to know that this has come up. He'll get it, he'll get it to kick it off and just let me get his podcast a huge shout out. It's called the business lunch. You, you, if you're not subscribed to it, go subscribe to Roland Fraser's business lunch. It is phenomenally Leery, sits down with guys that most people would never have access to and just kind of has a conversation over lunch. It's fantastic. So, um, Robert, before we wrap this up, Robert Orfino: (01:02:34) okay, Casey Eberhart: (01:02:34) last kind of words. I want to give you kind of the floor for a minute or so and just kind of give some advice to the listeners on the show and kind of how they can help expand the business. Robert Orfino: (01:02:45) Uh, I will tell you that obviously we talk a lot about networking and that's a really big thing for us here. Um, by becoming, dropping ourselves into a lot of existing networks and saying, hey, we're here. We're going to tell the truth. We're going to give you sometimes the ugly truth, sometimes good truth, um, just okay. You know, the Internet, the Internet and Facebook and that whole world, that whole social media world is, you know, they're filled with people that look like they're leaving a good life and looks like their business is killing it. But I always say, Hey man, give me 20 minutes with any real estate investor and I'll figure it out. You know, how close they are to jumping off a cliff, right? Because there's a reality there. Um, and I think what happens is people look at this and say, Oh my God, am I, why am I failing? Robert Orfino: (01:03:38) Right? And it's, here's, here's the reality of it. They've all failed. Some of them just fell a lot faster than you. And so they race ahead of you. Um, we think that being in this business is a fantastic way to create wealth. And if you're not in this business for ego boost, you don't need to post. You're, you're betting in Vegas full of cash or pose in front of a lambo or a private jet and you can just go about your business and doing it. So in the Internet world, right, there are people that are creating wealth and growing their business and there are people that are positioning themselves in the marketing world. You don't need to do both. Casey Eberhart: (01:04:24) Yup. Robert Orfino: (01:04:25) You can just put your head down and say, I'm gonna retire in five years. And those are the folks we love to have around us. Um, I'll also say that a big thing for us was, uh, multiple streams of income. I know you hear it all the time, Casey, if you could just focus on one thing, you'd be a billionaire, right? Yeah. I to thy own self be true, understand your limitations. And what motivates you to get out of bed every day and follow through on that. And I know that I cannot focus on one thing at a time. Casey Eberhart: (01:05:03) Me Either. Robert Orfino: (01:05:04) I can focus on being a really good manager

Leery and Eli go off on their own to investigate evidence from the crime scene, while Billy Ray must contend with the most harrowing test of all: Rehearsal. Will Leery wise up to what Eli really is? Will Eli regret his act of memory consumption? Just who will go with Billy Ray to prom? Find out this week in the Dollywood City Slickers!   Music composed and performed by Dorian Cunningham

A horrific scene at a Gatlinburg Chucky Cheese draws Leery, Billy, and Eli to investigate. Can they gather clues without pissing off the local cops? Can Billy stop touching everything? Will Leery fall for a certain Mousy Robot? Will Eli ever stop being a colossal dick? Find out this week in the Dollywood City Slickers! Music composed and performed by Dorian Cunningham

- Renault and Nissan Kiss and Make Up - Japanese Government Torpedoed FCA-Renault Merger - Carlos Ghosn Thrown Out at Mitsubishi - People Leery of Used EVs - 48-Volt EVs Could Boost EV Adoption - Plasma Ignition Could Breathe New Life Into ICEs - Ford's Next-Gen Automated Parking System

- Renault and Nissan Kiss and Make Up- Japanese Government Torpedoed FCA-Renault Merger- Carlos Ghosn Thrown Out at Mitsubishi- People Leery of Used EVs- 48-Volt EVs Could Boost EV Adoption- Plasma Ignition Could Breathe New Life Into ICEs- Ford's Next-Gen Automated Parking System

#CryptoCorner: Libra May Not Launch in India, Australia's NAB Leery of Libra, LINE Close to Licensing for Crypto Exchange and #Litecoin Foundation to Launch Crypto Debit Card

#CryptoCorner: Libra May Not Launch in India, Australia's NAB Leery of Libra, LINE Close to Licensing for Crypto Exchange and #Litecoin Foundation to Launch Crypto Debit Card

Nights have been without sleep at the lofts, and it's making for some weary days.  As it were, quite a few of the residents are having a hard time believing what they're seeing, or at least making sense of it.  Join us to see just what's happening with Dani, Meaghan, Cami, Eliza and Vidya.  

How do we lean into God, even when we are leery? Laura Vincent and Megan Davidson join the podcast to share their stories of conversion and call.

Alex is joined by Dennis Matthews, former aid in the PMO under Stephen Harper, Vice President, Communications, Enterprise PR, to talk about Trans Canada Corp's name change to TC Energy. Some are suggesting the change is to reflect the companies growth outside the country while it has others saying the pipeline operator removed Canada from it's title because of the nation's stumbling on some recent energy projects.

Episode 479 Article: Visit Plan and Prepared Ep. Link – Episode 479 Mentioned in this Episode:  Download the Prepper Checklist Join Audible Today and Get Two Free Audiobooks! Sign-Up for the Prepper Website Email List Items of Interest: Grab a Prepper Website t-shirt! (Amazon Affiliate Link) Register for the FREE Food Storage Lesson  Get “My Prep Journal” Legacy Longterm Food Storage (affiliate) Join the FREE FB Group! Connect on – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Remember, there is a HUGE selection of great preparedness content at Prepper Website! Thanks for spreading the word of The Prepper Website Podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The gang gains entrance to the safe room but things go awry as they deal with Winter, the untrusting leader of the guards protecting the people within. What will the boys do now that they've lost their weapons and are told to leave? Music by Ross Bugden and Kevin MacLeod.

Omigod you guys, it's the Prom! We could not have picked two better episodes this week. We've got "The Prom" versus "The Anti-Prom." We've got two WB hits and we've got life in 1999 versus life in 2000 (#milleniumbabyyy). You want problematic relationships? We've got that too! We've got the best angsty song you could ever listen to when heartbroken, and we've got the best high school boy you've ever known in your life (that would be Pacey Witter, please do your research).  Now hop into this limo, we're going to the PROM. Episodes: Buffy the Vampire Slayer 3x20 "The Prom" vs. Dawson's Creek 3x22 "The Anti-Prom" Don't forget to get social with us. @tvwinnerpod on all the stuff. Email at tvwinnerpod@gmail.com. Find Beth @yourbeth_friend. Find Hannah @nobriggity.

Considering a last minute Eid vacation? On today's podcast, we look at why it's such a good time to go on holiday to Turkey. With a brewing currency war between Turkey and the US, there have been some caught in the crossfire, such as the euro. The pound sterling, on the other hand, has simply crashed because of continuing fears over Brexit, and what will happen after Britain exits the European Union next year. Iran too continues to suffer, with its currency, the rial, entering a period of hyperinflation as it faces renewed sanctions courtesy of the US. This could be disastrous for an already weakened Iranian economy, and we look at the knock-on effects of Iran's financial woes.

Get this episode's mp3: http://bit.ly/NehaOnPowerofTappingIntoYourEmotions Read the full post: https://doctorneha.com/the-power-of-tapping-into-your-emotions-part1 Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/talkrx-with-doctor-neha/id972779528?mt=2 Subscribe on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/nehashangout/?sub_confirmation=1 For more information and resources: http://doctorneha.com Join me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrNehaSangwan If your head and heart are constantly at odds, how do you decide which you let lead? Neha Sangwan, M.D., is the CEO and founder of Intuitive Intelligence and author of TalkRx: 5 Steps to Honest Conversations that Create Connection, Health, and Happiness. She is an internal medicine physician and corporate communication expert. Her private practice and corporate consulting focuses on empowering individuals, organizational leaders, and their teams with the tools for clear, effective communication. She addresses the root cause of stress, miscommunication, and interpersonal conflict, often healing chronic conditions such as headaches, insomnia, anxiety, and depression. Doctor Neha has shared her discoveries on the stages of TEDx Berkeley and TEDx San Luis Obispo. She speaks for and partners with organizations such as the American Heart Association, American Express, Kaiser Permanente, and Google. Purchase Talk Rx on Amazon now: http://bitly.com/talkrxamazon

This week brings us back around to a season 3 favorite, and we consume it with much aplomb.  Show Me Love finds us just before the annual Capeside Regatta (never mentioned again), in which Leery’s Fresh Fish has chosen to sponsor one Pacey Whitter, in spite of his recent troubles with the Leery firstborn. Said […]

Dawson's Creek “Reunited” May 12, 1999 We’re joined by very special guest, and friend of the podcast, the very funny Jessica Boyle to watch quintessential 90’s teen-angst drama Dawson’s Creek. This weeks episode finds Andie (Meredith Monroe) seeing ghostly images of her dead brother Tim (Scott Denny) around Capeside. Pacey (Joshua Jackson) is struggling with a girlfriend in the throes of mental health crisis but we the audience get saddled with some Parent Trap-esque farce by way of Dawson (James Van Der Beek) trying (and failing) to get his separated parents to have dinner with each other. Andie has a pretty harsh breakdown in her mansion and rather than call 911, Pacey and Jack (Kerr Smith) attempt to use their teen-wisdom to almost literally talk Andie off the ledge. She’s pretty far gone though - I mean what sane teenage girl would willingly dye her hair from blonde to brown? The Leery family drama requires graphs and visual aids to maintain the sheer amount of characters coming in and out of doors - suffice it to say, these teens really need to mind their own damn business and Capeside could really use an Olive Garden. Will Pacey and Andie’s love win out? Will Mr. & Mrs. Leery get back together? Will Andie ever go back to blonde? The answers to these questions and more lie within this weeks episode of Very Special Television!! Thanks for listening and don't forget to subscribe, rate and review us on iTunes! www.facebook.com/VERYSPECIALTELEVISION/ www.instagram.com/veryspecialtelevision/ facebook: @veryspecialtelevision instagram: @veryspecialtelevision twitter: @BestMenMedia

Unlike this week’s podcast (I hope), this week’s DC episode is Late, and as the title suggests, everyone on the show is.  Toby is late to class which leads Jack to discover his assault.   #NotMyLillyLeery is late to… earth… which leads to much stress in the Leery household.  Gretchen is late to the realization that […]

Hi guys! Welcome back to the Totally Normal Podcast Episode 55! This is HangOutlander and we're discussing Episode 308 The First Wife. On the podcast today is me, Nikki along with Beth and Heidi We jump right into Jamie and Claire's lovers quarrel and of course Leery to decides to bust in on a good thing. No thanks to jenny who called her. cause of COURSE we talk about Jenny who according to Beth might just be a Rodan and Fields consultant because she;s that annoying. I think Claire deserves it just a bit though!   Anyway, enjoy and we'll see you next week for Episode 309 The Doldrums!     Head to HangOutlander.com for more info and Thats-Normal.com for everything Outlander and beyond.

It's another dance episode, and the drama keeps coming! Dawson and Joey break up, the Leery household is in shambles, and Jack gets punched in the face. At least we have Pacey and Andie to make us smile...  Twitter/Facebook: @dawsonsspeakpod Email: dawsonsspeakpod@gmail.com

Weird things apparently happen under the full moon! The Leery household becomes Drama Central, Pacey learns about Andie’s family, Joey and Jack share a tender (and much argued about between Traci and Charles) moment, and New York Jen strikes again. Also: is Bodie on a cruise ship?? Twitter/Facebook: @dawsonsspeakpod Email: dawsonsspeakpod@gmail.com

Bunker down as the Dawson Dudes watch the Leery household implode. Is it the end of the world as we know it?

Dawson casts Jen as the new leading lady in his film, but creates a messy off-camera scene during her date at the school dance. Meanwhile, Joey confronts Mrs. Leery about her liaisons and Pacey gets under Tamara's skin with his public flirting.

81: Belfry, Abeyance. Substantiate, Eschew. 82: Welter, Calumny, Flag, Noisome 83: Tortuous, Surfeit, Anachronism, Leery 84: Abjure, Cartography, Mirth, Divine 85: Maudlin, Deride, Malinger, Gestation 86: Connoisseur, Droll, Inchoate, Refractory 87: Terrestrial, Canard, Warranted, Amulet 88: Spectrum, Rejoinder, Panoply, Verbose 89: Exigency, Variegated, Diffidence, Nascent 90: Inquest, Arrogate, Kudos, Martinet

(Bloomberg) -- Taking Stock with Kathleen Hays and Pimm Fox. GUEST: Scott Mushkin, Senior Retail/Staples Analyst at Wolfe Research, on Target and Lowe's earnings, and his outlook for the sector.

Shit really hits the fan in this earth-shattering episode of Dawson's Creek. Jen's secret past, Mrs. Leery's affair with BOB, Pacey's love connection with a teacher-- IT ALL COMES OUT. We discuss every juicy morsel in our very first semi-drunk episode!! Bottoms up!!

Looking for some marriage advice? Leery of marriage counseling tips that don't really help? Relationships are hard but it can be harder still without the proper roadmap. You need an approach that keeps you on the road to deeper and deeper trust. Whether you are in a marriage or thinking about it before marriage counseling you're in the right place. This podcast is for men, women, those in love, and those in stress.  That is what you will learn in this podcast.  Ever face challenges in your relationship – especially when it involved being away from each other and the stress and strain that causes? Ever feel like your love was tested? Or your ability to trust your partner? Even when there was no sign of straying? ‪While anger, sadness and insecurity are common first reactions to a change in your arrangement, pay attention to the love between you and your partner or spouse. The first element to consider ... the thoughts and feelings tied to an anticipated (and assumed) loss. This is a common and natural reaction. If you are facing a similar challenge, see the time away from each other as fully supporting what your partner needs; stay fully aware of the evidence you have – if there is no sign of straying, there is no sign of straying. If you feel the love, feel the love. If you have a great connection, honor that. Don't make stuff up that doesn't exist. The key then is to stay fully present to your feelings of vulnerability given that you are highly invested in the relationship and highly invested in the relationship continuing. This means you have to recognize that your vulnerability is growth for you; so that the most important element here is to understand that your worry is really about the feelings you would experience if a loss of the relationship occurred. If you keep these ideas in mind, then you can minimize the stress and strain to your relationship and keep your love and trust alive!