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Dan Churchill is a performance chef (he was Lindsey Vonn's personal chef during the 2018 Winter Olympics), a former contestant on MasterChef Australia, named one of Forbes' 30 Under 30 in 2019, and he is the owner of Charley Street Cafe in NYC. Dan is also a health and fitness coach and the chef for Chris Hemsworth's wellness app Centr. In today's episode, you'll hear all about Dan's approachable take to healthy living and how his Aussie roots influenced his passion for healthy food and living an active lifestyle. We chat about his background as a chef, and how he started working with Chris Hemsworth on the Centr app. We also chat about how to make healthy cooking less intimidating, the importance of taking care of yourself, and all things food and community. Links: Dan's website Centr app Dan's IG: @dan_churchill  Charley Street

Land snails???? Come on, how do they fit with Backyard Ecology? True, land snails aren't the most charismatic organism in our yards and communities, so it would be easy to just write them off and ignore them. Most of us probably do that on a regular basis. But, land snails are extremely important to our ecosystem and in some cases are critical to the survival of much more charismatic organisms. Not to mention, they can be pretty fascinating in their own right if we just give them a chance. On today's episode of Backyard Ecology, we talk with Dan and Judy Dourson. Dan is a wildlife biologist, author, illustrator, and educator. Judy is an educator, author, editor, and researcher. Dan and Judy have had really interesting careers that have taken them from the mountains of Kentucky to the jungles of Belize and places in between. However, much of their recent work has focused on land snails. Although they are often overlooked, land snails play vital roles in the ecosystem. They help to recycle nutrients. They move spores of fungi and other organisms to new locations. And they are an important food source for everything from firefly larvae to songbirds and raptors. In some cases, like that of Florida's snail kite, a species' entire diet is made up of a single species of land snail. If those land snails go extinct, then so would the other animal (in this case the snail kite) that depends on them. The eastern U.S. has the highest biodiversity of land snails in all of North America. If you happen to live in the Appalachian Mountain region, especially along the Tennessee / North Carolina border, then you are in an area that is especially rich in land snail biodiversity including many species that are found nowhere else in the world. However, no matter where you live in the eastern U.S., you likely have a dozen or more species of land snails in your yard. Some of those species will be native, while others (like the ones that eat our vegetable gardens) are likely exotic. I love the fact that land snails are something that we can all find in our yards and communities if we just take the time to look for them. And maybe that is the point – just taking the time to slow down, look, and appreciate all the little things that we so often take for granted. Encouraging land snails in your yard isn't hard either. Basically, all we have to do are the same things that we would do to encourage pollinators, songbirds, or other wildlife – no separate “land snail garden” required. My mind often focuses on the ecological importance of an organism, so I was surprised to learn that land snails are also being studied for their ability to address a number of medical issues. This has the potential to create another realm of valuable benefits that land snails can provide beyond their ecological benefits. There's just so much that we don't know and still have to learn about land snails and other organisms, especially the less charismatic ones. In the end, I think Judy had the absolute best quote of the day when she said, “You only protect what you learn to love and you can only love something if you know its name.” That is so true and is part of the reason why I include episodes like this which feature some of those undervalued species. I recognize that I don't know enough about land snails and I'm as guilty as the next person of overlooking their importance. So my goal through conversations like this, is to learn more and gain a greater appreciation for some of these less well-known organisms. I've definitely been inspired to start looking for and identifying some of the land snails in my area. I hope you have been too. Links: Dan and Judy's relevant books: Land Snails of West Virginia Land Snails of Belize, Central America: A Remarkable Chronicle of Diversity and Function * Land Snails of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and Southern Appalachians: Out-of-print, available as pdf upon request Dan and Judy's email: theroguebiologist@gmail.com Backyard Ecology's website My email: shannon@backyardecology.net Episode image Greenbrier tigersnail (Anguispira stihleri) Photo credit: Dan and Judy Dourson

No description, just vibes. the best episode yet. leave the comment box and go listen. Links - Dan's Twitter - https://twitter.com/MaccaSport Dami's YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/TheGrandDam Dami - https://twitter.com/TheGrandDam Jai - https://twitter.com/JJMcintosh5

Have you ever dreamed of creating a software product without any of the programming work? In this episode, Dan Moore shows us how that can be done and takes us on his journey. He has been a programmer since the age of 8. He is a trained computer scientist who crafts ideas into scalable products. Join us for an incredible episode packed with value, and business tips. My Guest: Dan Moore My guest today Dan co-founded Vaporware to help entrepreneurs take their software ideas to market. Over the past 8 years, he has helped Vaporware deliver dozens of apps ranging from the first MVP versions to modern iterations on mature solutions. With a strong belief that anyone can become the next big software as a service company, he leads Vaporware in helping business founders pivot their business through process automation, technical modernization, and software innovation. Quote: Really good marketing should be clear and clever. Resources & Links: Dan's Business: vaporware.net Find Dan: dan@vaporware.net Find Dan on social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/estierand/ (LinkedIn), twitter Join us on the Show: http://www.estierand.com/breakthrough (www.estierand.com/breakthrough) Part 1 of this episode where you hear more go to https://www.estierand.com/captivate-podcast/httpswwwestierandcomsoftware-is-the-way-to-scale-your-company-with-dan-moore-1/ (estierand.com/101-1) Did you enjoy this episode? Then https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/estie-rand/id1358797306?mt=2&ls=1 (subscribe to my podcast on iTunes), so you can get automatic updates whenever another episode goes live (and you will be helping me get to #1 on iTunes, making us all cooler in the process!)

Have you ever dreamed of creating a software product without any of the programming work? In this episode, Dan Moore shows us how that can be done and takes us on his journey. He has been a programmer since the age of 8. He is a trained computer scientist who crafts ideas into scalable products. Join us for an incredible episode packed with value, and business tips. My Guest: Dan Moore My guest today Dan co-founded Vaporware to help entrepreneurs take their software ideas to market. Over the past 8 years, he has helped Vaporware deliver dozens of apps ranging from the first MVP versions to modern iterations on mature solutions. With a strong belief that anyone can become the next big software as a service company, he leads Vaporware in helping business founders pivot their business through process automation, technical modernization, and software innovation. Quote: Really good marketing should be clear and clever. Resources & Links: Dan's Business: vaporware.net Find Dan: dan@vaporware.net Find Dan on social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/estierand/ (LinkedIn), twitter Join us on the Show: http://www.estierand.com/breakthrough (www.estierand.com/breakthrough) Part 2 of this episode where you hear more go to https://www.estierand.com/captivate-podcast/httpswwwestierandcomcaptivate-podcasthttpswwwestierandcomsoftware-is-the-way-to-scale-your-company-with-dan-moore-2/ (estierand.com/101-2) Did you enjoy this episode? Then https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/estie-rand/id1358797306?mt=2&ls=1 (subscribe to my podcast on iTunes), so you can get automatic updates whenever another episode goes live (and you will be helping me get to #1 on iTunes, making us all cooler in the process!)

Dan McCarthy, Assistant Professor of Marketing at Emory University’s Goizueta School of Business, joins Robbie to share his expertise on the intersection of marketing and finance. They discuss why customer lifetime value is such an important and misunderstood metric, how to rethink the way companies are valued by the public markets, and what all of this means for subscription businesses. Highlights from this episode: 2:50 - Dan introduces Customer Based Corporate Valuation (CBCV) 4:08 - The importance of knowing your customer data 8:46 - Dan’s time working with CBCV at Blue Apron 12:17 - The importance of focusing on the right metrics 15:18 - The challenges of a physical subscription 17:28 - The cycle of Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) 24:11 - How COVID-19 has impacted customer behavior 27:44 - Dan’s advice for entrepreneurs 28:36 - Dan’s Advice for academics at the intersection of research and commercial 30:00 - Robbie’s Speed Round Dan's Bio: DANIEL MCCARTHY is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at Emory University's Goizueta School of Business. Among other things, he’s an expert on valuing companies by focusing on the lifetime value of their customers—a novel approach at the intersection of marketing and finance. His approach, which has won him many accolades, is known as “customer-based corporate valuation” (CBCV). His research has been accepted and published in top-tier academic journals, as well as nearly every major financial publication, from HBR to the Financial Times to CFO Magazine. In 2015, he co-founded a predictive analytics company, Zodiac, which was acquired by Nike in March 2018. Dan subsequently co-founded Theta Equity Partners to commercialize his work on customer-based corporate valuation. He earned a BSc, a BS, and a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania. Links: Dan’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielmcc/ Dan’s Website: http://danielminhmccarthy.com/ Dan at Emory University: https://goizueta.emory.edu/faculty/profiles/daniel-mccarthy Robbie’s Book THE FOREVER TRANSACTION: https://robbiekellmanbaxter.com/the-forever-transaction/ Robbie’s Website: https://robbiekellmanbaxter.com/

In the very first episode of Physical Distance, I talk with Dan Vineberg, a YouTuber and Travel Filmmaker based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. We discuss what it means to be someone who's entire livelihood is dependant on travelling in a world where no one can travel, and how to make the most of this time.Links:Dan's YouTube channel, The New TravelDan's InstagramDan's TwitterPhysical Distance on InstagramPhysical Distance on TwitterVisit physicaldistance.show for more.If you or someone you know would like to be on the show, send an email to physicaldistancepod@gmail.com or get in touch on social media.Physical Distance is hosted and produced by Adam Carroll.

In this episode, Alex and Dan give their thoughts on some of the 360 titles playing the Tribeca Film Festival and discuss art in VR. Audio mixed by Will Hatton. Links Dan on Twitter Dan on Instagram Alex on Twitter Alex on Instagram Alex's Webinar

Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Google, Deezer, or via RSS.Links:Dan's twitter profileDan's Decade in review blog postReact BlogJustJavaScript websiteMaggie Appleton: Co-creator of JustJavaScriptShow notes:We start this episode by Dan explaining to me how he landed a job at Facebook. Turns out that Dan, who is originally from Russia, wasn't so interested in working at a large cooperation at first. Only after he worked on React for a while he thought about this possibility because he thought it would be nice to work together with the people he already knew from his open-source collaborations. So, one day, at a conference, he run into a collaborator, who ask him if he wants to interview, right there at the conference for a Facebook position.Dan said yes, and the rest is history.Well, not so fast. Obviously, I ask him all about his personal interview experience - and in addition, about what he expects from in a successful candidate when he is interviewing himself. To my surprise, Dan explain that there are quite different types of interviews at Facebook for front-end and backend engineers. He says, the front-end ones are less computer sciency. So, he did that one. Another topic I really enjoyed talking with Dan about, were the software engineering practices at Facebook. I still envision Facebook as this hacker place following the hacker mantra: "Move fast and break things." But Dan tells me that things have changed. At least slightly, and that they have now more rigor in their process. He also tells me about why at Facebook they prefer integration instead of unit tests, and how their processes are designed to empower engineers. Dan tells me that Facebook has no strict code ownership, and that he thinks that's such an empowering move. He also explains that engineers have a lot of freedom and rights, but they also have to take the  responsibility for their actions. Another topic we deep-dive into is Dan's new JavaScript course, called JustJavaScript. He explains to me why he started to work on this course, and also about the new teaching concepts that he uses and experiments with to correct invalid mental models that intermediate developers have about JavaScript.  Finally, he talks about React's future - especially the new concurrency support. Well, yeah, I really enjoyed talking with Dan, and I can say that talking to him definitely satisfied my curiosity a bit - at least for today.

This week on Between the Links, MMA Junkie's Dan Tom returns to the panel to discuss Stephen A. Smith's response to Joe Rogan, who won the weekend between the UFC and Bellator, what's next for Curtis Blaydes, Cris Cyborg in the women's GOAT conversation following her title winning finish of Julia Budd, individual performance of the weekend and more. Subscribe on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCb_VPCURjJr_b6p8RenU1qw

Ornithologist and conservationist Dan Rouse joins me for a walk on Rhossili Headland, on the Gower Peninsula, Wales. A well-respected birder and wildlife educator, Dan tells me how she became interested in birds at a young age, and how her advocacy for conservation of Welsh wildlife has led to tv and radio appearances. During the walk, Dan helps me identify the differences between Skylarks and Meadow Pipits, Cormorants and Shags, and Common Gulls and Herring Gulls. Links: Dan's Website Dan's Twitter Account Dan's Instagram Account Birds seen on the walk: Herring Gull Common Gull Shag  Fulmar Jackdaw Carrion Crow Meadow Pipit Kestrel Red-throated Diver Dunnock Linnet Great Black-backed Gull To find our more about the Rhossili Headland, visit National Trust For more about the birds mentioned in this episode, with videos and sound clips, visit the RSPB Bird guides: RSPB Bird Guide The Casual Birder Podcast Don't miss an episode - subscribe to the show (Subscribing is free) Twitter Instagram or join the Facebook Group If you enjoy the show, consider leaving a review on podchaser.com Thank you to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website at dronesmusic.net

Dan Rubin is many things - Designer, Photographer, Musician, the list goes on and on, but what he really brings to the table is a lifetime of expertise in all things creative. This chat goes a lot of places, from what it's like being one of the first beta testers for a little ol' app called instagram, to why public school in America sucks, and the ins and outs of a nomadic lifestyle. Dan drops gold nugget after gold nugget of advice to challenge creatives of all types. As far as first episodes go, this one is worth your time.Links:Dan on Instagram | Dan on TwitterSir Ken Robinson: Do Schools kill creativity Ted TalkBryan on Instagram | Bryan on TwitterFor the latest updates on the show, follow We The Creators on instagram! 

This week on Between the Links, MMA Junkie's Dan Tom joins the panel to discuss what's next for Valentina Shevchenko following her successful title defense on Saturday night in Uruguay, the stocks of Vicente Luque and Mike Perry following their co-main even barn burner over the weekend, what else is at stake between Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic besides the heavyweight title in the main event of UFC 241, Nate Diaz's return against Anthony Pettis, Frankie Edgar's move to bantamweight and more.

This week the popular Chess Author, Presenter, and USCF Master,  Dan Heisman joins me. As someone who has been teaching adults (and kids) chess for decades, Dan has special insight into the way that amateurs should think about chess and also knows the ways that they actually do think about chess. It was a pleasure to pick Dan’s brain and to hear some of his stories! Please read on for many more details, relevant links, and timestamps.  0:00- Intro and we begin by discussing of why Dan recently decided to launch his instructive new Youtube Channel.  Mentioned: Kurt Schneider (chess master and creator of College Musical) , GM Daniel King’s Youtube Channel, John Bartholomew’s Youtube Channel, Christof Sielecki’s Youtube Channel, Back to Basics Tactics, John Nunn’s Learn Chess Tactics, The Evaluation of Material Imbalances by GM Larry Kaufman  19:00- Dan talks about how he transitioned from working as an engineer to teaching chess full time in the 1990’s.  Mentioned: Bobby Dudley, NM Daniel Benjamin, Arthur and Matthew Traldi, Everyone’s Second Chess Book by Dan Heisman  27:20- A Patreon supporter of the podcast asks for tips for how a 1700 rated player should approach teaching a 1300 rated player. Mentioned: Chess for Zebras by GM Jonathan Rowson, Thought and Choice in Chess by Adriaan DeGroot, FM Charles Hertan  44:40- Another Patreon supporter writes to ask whether it is important to use an actual chess board rather than screen when solving tactics.  Mentioned: Grandmaster Preparation: Calculation by GM Jacob Aagard,  52:30- Another Patreon supporter asks a question relating to how much time to spend studying the opening versus other aspects of chess.  Mentioned: WGM Jennifer Shahade, NM Mike Shahade, Ruy Lopez Riga Variation, GM Andy Soltis, Howard Stern, The World’s Most Instructive Amateur Games by Dan Heisman  1:13- Chess books! Here is the link to Dan’s excellent recommended chess books page. Mentioned: John Bain’s Chess Tactics for Students, Logical Chess Move by Move , The World’s Most Instructive Amateur Games, The Art of Logical Thinking by GM Neil McDonald, Tim Krabbe’s Chess Curiosities, The Joys of Chess by Christian Hesse , Pawn Power by Hans Kmoch, Alekhine’s My Best Games of Chess  1:22- Dan breaks down what you can find in some of his own books. Mentioned: Is Your Move Safe, The Improving Chess Thinker, The World’s Most Instructive Amateur Games, Everyone’s Second Chess Book , A Guide to Chess Improvement: The Best of Novice Nook, GM James Tarjan  1:31- Dan tells stories from the time that he spent teaching chess to the famous radio host Howard Stern, and from his encounters with former World Champion GM Garry Kasparov  1:39- Goodbye and final plugs! Links: Dan’s Youtube Channel, Dan’s Website , Dan’s Twitter Chess Tip of the Day

Welcome back Freedom Pact family! Very special guest today on the show - As you can see from the title of this podcast we have Dan Schawbel @danschawbel on social media. I’m not sure anybody can look at Dan and not be inspired by what he’s achieved by such a young age. This is a man that Business Insider said that “If there’s anyone who knows about the keys to building a successful career it’s Dan Schawbel.” Some of Dan’s other feats include being on the Forbes & Inc 30 under 30 lists, being a New York Times best selling author, working with companies like IBM, Google, Oracle and 33/500 of the Fortune 500 companies. But for me, the tip of the Iceberg goes much further than that. Dan is a research expert. By numbers he’s interviewed more than 2000 people that were defined as successful people like Warren Buffett, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sheryl Sandberg.. you get the idea. Dan has conducted 48 research studies into the keys to workplace and in doing so has had more than 2000 articles published for publications like Forbes, Fortune, The Harvard Business Review and The world economic forum. In today’s episodes, you’re going to learn about Networking, mindset and also how we can become as Dan describes it “Back to human.” If you guys enjoy the episode, please subscribe and leave a review. It helps us so much with the visibility of the show. Links: Dan’s Podcast - 5 Questions With Dan Schawbel iTunes link: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/5-questions-with-dan-schawbel/id1401344839 @DanSchawbel - Social Media @Freedompact @lewisedwardcoach @josephnewtonpd

This week a great conversation with Dan, a Middle School Art Teacher, who teaches 3D Animation using the open-source program Blender with his 6-8 grade art students. Links: Dan’s Blog Blender 3D Animation Software

We have the pleasure to present one of the more entertaining speakers at SBC19, Dan Robinson. After two talks on Hash Time Locked Contracts (HTLCs), he drops a massive bomb in with a slide deck entitled, "HTLCs (And why they suck)." Lively and entertaining, we have him step through is thoughts on HTLCs and the alternate solutions to this technique that Interleger implements. Bombastic show chocked full information and analysis! LInks: Dan's Twitter Dan's Talk Dan's Slides

In this month’s episode we talk with Frances Flannery, co-editor of the forthcoming book, The Bible in Political Debate: What Does It Really Say?, about how politicians use the Bible and how biblical scholars wish they would do so. And in One Last Thing (OLT), Dan is Fall-ing for Gillian Anderson, and Tim has found yet another podcast. Links: Dan’s OLT was about the BBC TV show The Fall Tim’s OLT was about the new WNYC podcast More Perfect Original air date: 7/5/2016

Heart rate variability is becoming incredibly popular in the biobehavioral sciences yet there's no standard for how this research is reported. In this episode, Dan and James discuss their latest paper where they propose heart rate variability reporting guidelines. They also talk about saunas (why not?) and why 'sympathovagal balance' should be abandoned. Links: Dan and James' guidelines paper http://www.nature.com/tp/journal/v6/n5/abs/tp201673a.html Dan and Gail's heart rate variability meta-analysis http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26447819 Quora https://www.quora.com Whole body hyperthermia study http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27172277 Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/everythinghertzpodcast/ Twitter account https://www.twitter.com/hertzpodcast

In this episode, James and Dan discuss what happens if your research is wrong. They talk about the recent controversy surrounding tDCS, why many people don't hold negative results to the same scrutiny as positive results, and the hype cycle of research. Links: Dan's new Startup Scientist podcast https://soundcloud.com/startup-scientist-podcast Vestibular stimulation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanicvestibularstimulation The one slide on the tDCS presentation that Dan found https://twitter.com/nomorewires/status/717384486888022016 The hype cycle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/everythinghertzpodcast/ Twitter account https://www.twitter.com/hertzpodcast

Dan Nauman has been forging since 1979 and has been forging professionally since 1993.  A turning point in his blacksmithing career was when he spent eight days learning from Francis Whitaker in Carbondale, CO, and three years later took Whitaker’s Master Class.  With that knowledge, he started his forging business in Kewaskum, Wisconsin.  At one point, he owned and operated three blacksmiths shops and up to 14 employees.  Dan has demonstrated/taught at numerous blacksmith conferences, schools, and colleges.  He has won two international awards for design and workmanship from the National Ornamental and Miscellaneous Metals Association (NOMMA.)  He served on the (ABANA) board of directors from 2000-2006 and is now the new editor of the Hammer’s Blow magazine.  What we talked about Dan’s interest in blacksmithing derived from a childhood of self-sufficiency at a family summer cabin in the backwoods of Wisconsin. He visited a blacksmith shop nearby and was excited to see the craft was still alive. He eventually signed up to take a workshop from the blacksmith shop he visited a couple of years earlier. The owners of the shop were impressed with how quickly Dan was learning to swing the hammer and asked if he would like to work at the shop in trade for knowledge.  Dan said yes! Soon he was signed up with many ABANA affiliates, the Illinois Valley Guild of Metalsmiths, Blacksmiths Association of Missouri, Indiana Blacksmithing Association, Alabama Forge Council and more, to learn what other’s around the country were doing within the blacksmithing world. His turning point in blacksmithing came when he spent eight days learning from Francis Whitaker, a modern master blacksmith who worked with Samuel Yellin and Julias Schramm. In 1993, Dan opened his first blacksmith shop and was able to survive with an income from this business. Two years later, in 1995, he noticed there was a blacksmith shop in Bailey’s Harbor, WI (the Cape Cod of WI) that he wanted to be involved with to sell his forged pieces. Then Dan was able also to lease the blacksmith shop where Dan took his first class; this would make three blacksmith shops that Dan was running at the same time! Filling his retail shop in Bailey’s Harbor with forged pieces and filling wholesale orders for The Pottery Barn and Kohler were the main source of income for 11 years. In 2003 both of those companies stopped ordering from Dan and went to China to fill their orders. Dan is now a “one man band” working out of his shop, Big Horn Forge. He teaches blacksmithing classes out of his shop, offering 11 workshops for up to 4 students at a time. Dan was offered a grant from the Francis Whitaker Educational Blacksmith Foundation to photograph the works of Cyril Colnik, the famed Austrian-born metals master. This led him to become the project director on a documentary film called "Forged Elegance." The video aired on Milwaukee and Wisconsin Public Television. Colnik worked as a smith in Milwaukee during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works can be seen around Milwaukee—most notably at the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum. In 2005, Dan won a National Ornamental and Miscellaneous Metals Association (NOMMA) “Top Job Award” for a chandelier made for the “Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion”, Milwaukee, WI. It was one of the hardest jobs Dan had ever completed. Another NOMMA Top Job Award Dan received was for a set of gates he worked on in conjunction with Finelli Ironworks. He made 100 compound rosettes and 64 sets of compound square rosettes (with each rosette taking 5 ½ hours to make) for the gates. Dan is now the new editor for the ABANA publication called the Hammer’s Blow magazine. Dan’s meaning of being a blacksmith and how the 9 forging fundamentals (drawing, upsetting, bending, twisting, joints, forge welding, punching, slitting) cannot be found in any other metal craft. He talks about his direction for the publication, including metalworking compliments such as repousse and chasing. Peter Ross, Tom Latane, Doug Wilson and Bob Walsh will be his “writer’s staff”. Links: Dan’s Bighorn Forge website - http://www.bighornforge.com/ Facebook page for Bighorn Forge, Inc - https://www.facebook.com/Bighorn-Forge-Inc-202367173116761/ Bighorn’s Blog website - https://bighornforge.wordpress.com/ A Big Thank You to today’s sponsor – ABANA If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below. subscribing to the show and leaving a rating and review in iTunes.  Not sure how?  Just follow these simple steps here or watch the short video tutorial, http://youtu.be/rq4OCyRGjHc?list=UUH3MfNZLXlKgionAs6kMT_Q subscribing to the show in Stitcher, http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=54499&refid=stpr Thanks so much for your support!

Welcome to Episode Six of Buzzedwords, featuring Tim Turi and Dan Ryckert discussing videogame music and professional wrestling with host Jeff Kamin. This round has by far the highest DPQ (drinks per question) ratio of any of the Buzzedwords yet, and we’re all the better for it. Links Dan playing Half-Life terribly Real American (Hulk […]

Something’s always up with Jimmy Dore. As a special treat, we get to play some hilarious clips, featuring Mike MacRae, from Jimmy’s show. Also, Fake News. If you’re wondering where Part 2 of the interview with Andy McCluskey of OMD is, don’t fret. We’re pushing that back to the end of the month to coincide with the release of the new album English Electric. DATES: Jimmy Dore is at Go Bananas in Cincinnati, March 7-10. For more of Jimmy’s date, head to his website. LINKS: Dan and Logan’s new podcast Magic Potion is available now in iTunes. Fangirl’s new blog, CheckCheckHey! is up and running, as is her photo blog. Follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 and like this podcast on Facebook. PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Dan is starting a podcast with his pal Logan. Deets to come. Email the show here. YOU CAN STILL HELP CALEB MEDLEY! Caleb, as you may know, is a stand-up comic, who was severely injured in the movie theater shootings back in July. You can donate to help pay his medical expenses here. Hey, help a podcast out and write a review on iTunes or here, or both. It really helps with rankings and such. Thanks for listening, and be sure to tell your friends, neighbors, your neighbor’s friends, and friends of people who used to be your neighbors, about us.

Comedian Kevin Hogan joins Hank and Dan on the podcast. Topics discussed: When to request donations, chromosomes, apartment to attract the ladies, Kevin's Bombing Story, Kevin gets into politics to take on Big Scholarship, CSI: Minnesota for real? No, turning down Seth Mcfarlane, Kevin was a cigarette fairy and how he got fired, Dan gets fired up about podcast pushback, SEGMENT: HANK WROTE A PLAY FOR SOME REASON, podcasts and parents oh my!, Kevin and Dan's "friendship", ideas for spicing up an open mic, plus a bunch more sh*t. Fun for everybody. out of context quotes: "When did I fail wizard school?!" "Hey, it doesn't say no creeps within 500 feet." LINKS: Dan and Kevin's podcast: The Friesen Point Hank's Blog: SuckProfessor.com SUPPORT THE SHOW: Let your friends on Twitter or Facebook know you enjoy the show. Do it, foo'! Or sign in to iTunes and leave a positive review to help us get more listeners. Also, throw away some of those plastic cups you haven't used in years.