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What do you know? It's election season again and the SoL-Mates are back here to litigate yet another epic match - Earth vs. the Spider!Host segments: Lip and tongue action; Chekhov's science experiment; Joe is a secret undercover teen/grownup; best speech professor ever; problematic speech acts; vandal squirrels; hearing the nasty truth.

Lipids Update 2022: Cardiovascular Risk Reduction and New Medications on the Horizon with Erin Michos, MD Show description:  Ready to take the next step in management of your patient with hyperlipidemia? Dr. Erin Michos (@erinmichos) returns to give us a lesson in Advanced Lipidology. She updates us on what new medications we can use for those difficult to treat lipids and what medications are on the horizon. Unfortunately, this episode will not be available for CME. You can claim free CME for other episodes at curbsiders.vcuhealth.org! Episodes | Subscribe | Spotify | Swag! | Top Picks | Mailing List | askcurbsiders@gmail.com | Free CME! Show Segments Intro, Getting to know Dr. Erin Michos, Pick of the Week Patient Case, Digging into ASCVD Risk  Coronary artery calcium scoring - why it's important What are “Risk Enhancing Factors”? Biomarker testing, what is the significance of Lip a and how can we use it to drive management? Introduction to PCSK9 inhibitors More than just statins - other LDL-lowering medications siRNAs, ASOs - Pelacarsen and more Apollo Trial regarding Pelacarsen Importance of Family History What to do if maxed out on a statin or statin intolerance - Ezetimibe, PCSK9 inhibitors, MAB therapies, and more Bempedoic Acid discussion Medication side effects Homozygous FH - approach to treatment, ANGPTL3 inhibitors Triglycerides discussion, icosapent ethyl, the REDUCE-IT trial Wrap-up and Take home points, Outtro Credits Producer and written by: Christopher Chiu MD, FACP, FAAP Show Notes: James Antaki MD Infographic: Edison Jyang Cover Art: Kate Grant MBChB, DipGUMed Hosts: Matthew Watto MD, FACP; Paul Williams MD, FACP    Associate Editor: Leah Witt MD Showrunner: Matthew Watto MD, FACP Technical Production: PodPaste Guest: Erin Michos MD, MHS Sponsor: Birch Living Birch is giving $400 off all mattresses and 2 free eco-rest pillows at BirchLiving.com/curb. 

This is a Halloween podcasts for 2022. An attempt by the  British Society of Psychical research (SPR) to explain paranormal activity. Phantasms of the Living was to be the book published by the SPR that was to explain the reasons for people seeing ghosts. 700 case studies were given to try to prove that thought transference, called later telepathy was the reason for people seeing ghosts. Telepathy allowing one to communicate with others non-verbally through thought not to be confused with  ESP  (extra sensory perception) which refers to heightened senses and intuition.This podcast gives a brief background to the book, the personalities and politics of the SPR and a couple of case histories mentioned in the book and the reasons that the book was criticised. The book published in 1886 and recent copies are available today on internet sites. The book is interesting to dip into but I would think would be impossible to read it through. Warning , recorded in one take, Lip smacking out of control today, even though my microphone is supposed to prevent this and there is a dog in the room. Please do not listen if you are expecting a professional delivery. I am also known for mispronouncing words.  I am away for about six weeks, I will try to post a couple of podcasts over this time, I will be back in December. www.strangestoriesuk.gmail.com

i made another episode. i had a very busy weekend so it’s a little late but i’m here. i don’t really have much else at the moment. i ate a lot of sugar today and my brain is just bouncing around.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Purlicue “Static” Dip ‘n Dot03:07 Ami Dang “Love-liesse” Parted Plains06:47 Deliluh “Freeloader Feast” Oath Of Intent10:54 Jade imagine “The News” Basic Love14:14 Jackson MacIntosh “Peter Pan” My Dark Side16:29 Allumette “8 hours” AUBERGE DU SOUFRE19:30 Floral print “i go down on the breeze” floral print23:47 Andandending “Sometimes You’re Up, Sometimes You’re Down” Lots in Thought EP28:41 Joy Again “Special Secret Medicine” Piano30:38 Juice Girls “Ghoul Gal” Juice Girls33:04 Emma Dilemma “Eliot and Loren” So Becoming36:35 Daisy Chain “Pleasure Night” Daisy Chain38:26 Señor Fin “You and Yours” Hardly Alone42:11 Pious Faults “Field ” Old Thread44:09 Al Riggs “Erotic Carwash” Lavender Scare47:19 FUCK JR “Frogs” I’m Sorry Mom and Dad49:24 Pikelet “Wealthy / Worthy” Goodbye53:36 The Cult of Lip “Dream” Sleep Receiver56:56 Deadbeat Beat “The Curve” How Far61:14 Fluung “Great Question” Satellite Weather64:20 Held “Forecast” Held68:26 cassie lopez “easy” someday i’ll find it71:06 Dee-Parts “Can’t Keep Up” Collected Recordings74:16 700 Bliss “Ring the Alarm” Spa 70076:34 POSITRONIX “IMMUNE” DEMO78:13 anna ladd “everything happens (so much)” we know how this one ends80:23 Dye “Psychic Data” Psychic Data

In this episode the boys rag on Recording, Radio, and Russkies. -Getting Pulled Over.-Tyler fails the Phonetic Alphabet.-Beards are gross.-The Ouachata podcasts.-Patrick’s been sick.-Lip rings and Crystal Pepsi.-Let’s get real on Russia. The Regrettable Podcast brought to you by Laura Lindly Attorney at Law.Check us out on social media, or send us an email at... The post Episode 91: Red Alert first appeared on The Ouachita Podcasts.

60% of NBA players go flat BROKE after retiring, but not Shaquille O' Neal. Find out why he was able to break through and the lessons you can start using today.   The key high school lesson that taught Shaq the lesson of being a humble professional.   Why being the smartest man in the room is a mistake (and why mentors are key to your success).   Why the get rich quick mindset will always fail you.   The #1 key to creating a successful business team.   Why not being the smartest is fine (as long as you're the smartest in listening).   Why entertainment, humor, and grabbing attention is vital for your marketing.   What 10X means to Shaq.   If you're the smartest in the room then it's time to level up with a Mentor to create a new level of massive success.   Start designing a 10X life with the 5 things you can immediately do to grow your business & income…   Click here to 10X for FREE >> https://gc.grantcardone.com/optin-544870321651935762637 Okay, so Shaq, so good to have you here today. Really, really appreciate you taking your time. Uh, I'm one of the billions of people on this planet that have, you know, just crazy ma admiration for you and been a fan for many years, but more so than just the basketball. It, it's your business savvy man and your entrepreneurship and your, the remake of who you are. Uh, that, that I'm so impressed with in your life. So thank you so much for taking time with us today. Thanks for having me, sir. So, so talk to me, man. How, how does a guy, like you're one of the, like, probably most liked celebrity people in the world. Everybody likes Shaq. Uh, how did you do that? Did you do that purposely? Or like, how, how do you make people like you in the, So when I was coming up, I was a high level juvenile league. My father was a drill. So through a lot of discipline and punishment means I'm programmed to pay attention, listen and learn. For example, he used to always take all the others, uh, athletes that made a mistake and I would get in trouble for it. Uh, my, my last discipline spanking was there was a gentleman by the name of Lynn Bias. Uh, he was going to be the first pick. The night before he got drafted. He died from a cocaine overdose. My father came in the house, li bit crying like it was his son, and he just took me and he shook me. He's like, If you ever do coke, I will kill you. And I'm so young. At the time, I was like 12 or 13 and I was like, Daddy, we don't drink coke. We drink Pepsi. He's like, No drugs. Drugs. Don't ever do drugs. That's why. Never done drugs, never smoked cannabis, none of that. Never did alcohol. So I would learn from other people's mistakes. Uh, what humbled me in high school was in 1989, I saw my first article said Cole's O'Neil the best in the us. And I went to a small school and there was all these other big schools in the city, but they were talking about. So I actually felt like I'm bigger than you. I'm bigger than you. I'm bigger than you. So my school was nine through twelve, two hundred and thirty nine students, nine through 12. Senior class had 39 people. So my best friend who actually still works with me today, they orchestra a plan that's like, Okay guys, if shack shackle act like God and treatment like God. So let's just say I come in school and I walk on the left side, the whole school move to the. And they wouldn't say anything. They wouldn't do anything. This went on for like two days. I said, Okay, I, So I go in the lunchroom. There's people in the lunchroom. As soon as they see me sit down, every student picked their tray up and they walked out. Like just, yeah. So that was day two, Day three. I go to the gym, practicing with the guys. I'm like, Hey, what's up everybody? Just sprint to the side on the. So then I sprint down to the other side of floor, they sprint back. So then I finally asked my guy, I said, Hey man, what's going on? He said, Hey man, you didn't get here by yourself. You know, ever since you got that, you've been treating us a little different. So you wanna act like God, we're gonna treat you like God. So from that day on, wow, I've been very humble. And the last reason is my mother is my favorite person. Mm. He's an avid TV watcher. It would hurt my heart to see, to have her sitting down watching tv. And seeing me do something idiotic, yes, I'm gonna make mistakes and say crazy things. And when I do, she calls me, but I don't wanna make a major mistake and just have her sitting there with her friends and see me doing something crazy. So all those things that, that, all those that you, Go ahead. I'm sorry. Yes. So all those things combined have kept me outta trouble. That is an amazing story. I've never heard that. Um, where did you get Shaq? Your money? You didn't grow up rich, right? No. So where did you get your money? Mindset. Where did you start changing the way you think about money and finance and debt and cash, et cetera? Again, when you don't know something, you have to learn. Some people teach themselves by trial and error, and some people ask questions. I was never afraid to ask questions. Cause I know I'm not the smartest guy in the room, but if I see somebody that's doing it, take one question. Like, Hey man, how'd you do that? Oh man, I did this, I did this, and I write it down and I memorize it. So when I got my first million, I said, I gotta take care of my family. How, how old are you at this point? 18 years old. Wow. I get a, a signing deal and I get a million dollar bonus. My agent called and said, Hey, I'm gonna send you a million dollars in your bank account. Right. So I said, Okay, and at this time I'm doing simple matters. I said, I, I, I, I gotta go get this car up. Always wanted Mercedes-Benz 150,000. So I know one 50 minus a million. I still got eight 50 left. I'm still rich. Yeah. Yeah. So, so I get that Benz and I come home. My father, man, I'm proud of you. Where's mine at? Jump in the car big. Go buy him the same bin, come back home. My mom's looking like, Oh, you guys are, but she's looking sad. I got you too, mama. I don't give the big one, but I get her the little one. So I spend 400,000 that day. Right. So after that, you know, I gotta go get some, I, I gotta go get the, I gotta go get the jury. I was living at home because I left LSU and this was the time. You know, right before I get drafted, I knew I'm gonna come back to Antonio, so penthouse and pay it for year rent was a check for call from the bank. And I grew up on an army base, was very close, you know, so I had, you know, the guy was like, you know, everybody know how it was. Cause I was, you know, product of the base. The president calls me over and he, I'm at, and you know how you, you always hear stories about how people steal money from athletes and all that. So I'm looking and now I'm pissed. I'm like, who the hell is spike? Who the hell is Fi FICO stole 250 million thousand for me and he just started laughing. And so he, he reaches behind it that, and he gives me a book, The Dummies Guy, the Starting Your Own Business. And he tells me, he says, Shaq, I don't want you to be like 70% of these to have nothing. Cause see, I thought when my agent called me and said, Hey, you got a million, I thought that was a million net Vica had to take. Sales tax, state tax, I only had about six, 600,000, but that was gone. Like I spent 400 on cars, hundred on Missouri, 30 on the real estate, you know, 20 on rims and all that stuff. All that money was gone and I had no idea. Now, I, I talk about being programmed. I'm also programmed never to make the same mistake twice. So now that I, I had a million dollars and I spent it all in one day, I'm back being broke again. That'll never happen again. So I'm reading this. I don't know what I'm looking at, but the chapter that interest me the most was starting the Sub chapters Corporation and it said something like, you start a corporation, you can put your family on salary. You write these things off. And I was like, What's the write off? Write it off. Business expense, Get it back. That's the first thing I did. Second thing, the chapter I enjoy with joint venture. And then when I was, you know, coming along the business, I'm like, I want a shoe company, but I can't run a shoe company. How, how would I do this? Reebok, Hey, we want, gimme a deal. Nah, don't wanna my own shoot deal. I wanna be in partnership with you guys. Let's do a joint venture. They were kinda impressed that I knew it. A joint venture. I said, So it'll be Shaq and Reebok and we'll just do a collaboration for four or five years. See how it works. So I had to learn, I had to teach you. Now let me ask you, Shaq, was that you were, you were 18, 19 at this time? 19, yes. Is that, is that when you did your first big endorsement? Yes. And who's helping you? Who's helping you? Like, like, you know, you don't know everything. So, after I, after I spent a million dollars, I interviewed five of the top financial advisors. Mm. And I know from being from the streets that it was too good to be true. Stay away from. So the first guy, Yeah, you gonna get about 50 million, your contract, you can be a billionaire by 25. I was like, Stay away from him. And another guy, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Then another guy, then the last guy that came in and said, Hey man, I'm just starting. I government bonds, bonds, no risk annuities. Save your money. And I said, Well, who, who do you represent? He said, My biggest clients are n. I was like, nwa, the rap group. He's like, He ain't represented. I told my dad, I like, I want get with him. My dad, No, he, I said, No, I like him. He's real. And I've been with this guy since 1992 and he helped me in business. He knows a lot of people, and again, I tell people it's okay to ask questions, really is like I met a gentleman one day and I always used to see him in la and in LA I'm making a hundred million. I'm rich. This guy, he's coming in with Ferrari and Lamborghini, and I asked him, and I found out he was a successful businessman. So we're sitting, he drinking wine and drinking water. I'm like, Hey man, how do you get so rich? And he pulled out a hundred bill and he did this. He, he I, y'all are doing, this is how you should do it. So if you have a hundred dollars. Now you got 50, you save 50, still got 50 left. You said, Now rich people will spend this 50, but the wealthy people will now this five, whatever you wanna do, cars, houses, girls, whatever, and you save that. So once I started doing I, aha. So every time I got a check, I just took a little piece for me for bills and for cash, and I saved. I just put it away, put it away, and then I started doing annuities. Cause I was like, you know what, I have a white, I have the children now. I want be able to collect a lot of money at the age of 50, 55 and 60. So, you know, tho, tho those things right there were not that difficult to me. And I had a lot of guidance and I asked a lot of question. And you learn. So like when people look at me, it's like, Oh you, you're smart businessman. No, I just think, I just take things that are difficult and break it down to where it's easy for me. Like I knew I had to save money. I knew I had to start this sub chapter S corporation. I knew I do business with a lot of people, but in order for me not to run the business, you gotta do joint venture and you gotta be nice to people and you know, respect people and you gotta believe in the product that you endorse. And that's just how, like, like when you were signing in the beginning, like you didn't, were you in any fear about, Hey, how long is this ride gonna last? Did you know how long it was gonna last? Did you know how much money you would produce over the next 30 years? I was, I was really in fear, but early I said, I'm gonna take advantage of all opportunities. Cause I like, I like stacking it, right? Mm-hmm. . Mm-hmm. . So Reebok 40 for five. Orlando Magic, 40 for seven, Pepsi 30 for like, I'm just movies, this, this, this. I'm stacking it. Right? Okay, now I know I got this much. Now I got this portion to the family portion for bills portion, for my fun portion for travel. This how much I got saved and in and up. I gotta do more. Gotta do more. And then I met Magic Johnson at 18. He was like, Man, proud of you. You're doing all these endorsement deal. But at some time you wanna start owning things. And I had no idea what he was talking about, what talking about. So I went back to my book Uhhuh Reading, looking, Oh, this is what he and I, you know, start, you know, investing. And my first big investment was the same hotel, same table. There was some other gentleman, they were sitting there with their kids. The kids recognized me and they playing with 'em. And the guy said, Man, thanks. Taking to talking to my kids. His kids were fun. He was just sitting playing Uno. He said, Man, I met a lot of celebrities. There's no guys like you. And he pulled out his briefcase. He said, We're working on this thing called Google. It's be big. I want give you some, some shares and some, I didn't know what talking about, but another thing is generalizing how said it, they, they gave you, they gave you Google or they J they gave you the tip. No. They said, Hey, we want to talk to your people about, you know, investing in this company, Google. So, you know, Dwight Eisenhower said The greatest, the greatest leaders are the ones smarter enough to hire people that are smarter. I had no idea what he was talking about. Okay. But I gave him the number to my guy, the same guy that represented nwa. I said to, called my guy, set up the meeting. So we set up a meeting and we invested in Google because I've always loved technology. And then, you know, nine, 10 years later, we got a really big nice. So, you know, then I got greedy. I started, I started thinking I was an invest, an investment master, and I failed a lot. Failing because what, what, what, what did you fail in? What was it? You remember? Because I got such a big hit with Google. I was on, I was only on the get rich quick schemes. Hey Sha, you got pretty lips? Let's do Shaq. Lip, uh, sha lip rocks. Yeah, let's do it. Hey, Shaq, you know, paper is big or little. Let's make the paper. Like I would always do that and I would lose. So I had to come back and readjust. So, you know, I go to all these technology summits. It's a good looking dude by the name of Jeff Bezos. He's talking about what he's gonna start in the future. It's called Amazon. And I'm listening to him like, that's gonna work. It's gonna be big. And before he gets off the stage, he says, I invest in things that's going to change people's lives and Amazon will change your life. When he walked up the stage and I. Investing things is gonna change people's lives. And if you think about it, it's, you gotta be at the 70 to 80% get a great return on your money. Like if it's something the whole world needs, bro, Amazon blew up so much during Covid is not even funny. Nobody wanted to leave the house and wanted to get, So once I changed my strategy to that, I've been, I've been really, really, Getting a lot of great, you know, returns. So, So Shaq, do you have any idea, like what, what opened you up to like, even wanting to do that? I mean, you're, you're rare. You're rare in any space. Say it again. Fear, Uhhuh. Fear to percent of athletes that they've done five years, that they've have nothing. Zero income, Not a dollar, not $20, not minimum wage. They have nothing coming in. So for me to go from 40. To a hundred million signing bonus to 120 million to another 80 and now to have nothing. Mm-hmm. I can't do that. My mother needs me. My brothers and sister need me. My children need me. People need me. So that's why when that guy took that, that, that, that hundred dollar bill and broke it. If anything, I'm gonna do that. I gotta save that so I can just do something when I'm done. Alright. But you know what, I got so much coming in. I'm gonna do the other, I'm gonna take half of the. And I'm gonna save that because you don't have to be the smartest guy. You just have to be smartest in listening. Like if I'm, uh, wanna run a restaurant, I'm gonna go to my favorite restaurant, talk to the head chef, talk to the owner, and talk to the manager and get as much information as I can. And if worse come to worse, I'm gonna say, Hey, how much is he paying you? You paying hundred, I give you two 50. Let's start a restaurant across the street and you have full control. Have you ever started a business from scratch or you are you investing in businesses that are already ongoing concerns and, and what would you recommend to somebody if you weren't playing basketball and you, you were 25 years old today, or 52 years old today starting a business or buying a business, which way would you go? I would probably buy a business. Mm-hmm. . If I had the income to buy a business, I would buy a business. Then I'll try and make it better. For example, there's this daycare around the. I don't buy so bad. I do, I want buy. And you're, you're an entrepreneur junkie. Like daycare, something's going help people out. Right? But I want get this daycare and make it sort of like a luxury daycare. Cause I'm looking at the kids, the park is okay, but I want to give them the amusement park field. I want add another building. I want swimming pool and I wanna do a baseball thing right around the corner. One day I'm, one day I'm gonna go in there and be like, How much? Because I'm looking at these kids and I love kids, but I want these kids to have it all. Like they got one little jungle gym and one little hoop. No man, these kids, I want, you know, slides, you know, baseball field, kickball field, and I know can do that. And now school that's like that. Parents are gonna want to come by and you can damn their charge what you want. Cause they know the kids are safe. They taking care of, the kids are having fun. The kids are, be in a good move. One thing, you gonna be at my school? You gonna be in good mood. I'm gonna give you cookies and ice cream and play with you. Cause you know when, when you're that young, education is important, but I think livelihood is more important. I want the kids to be happy. I want 'em to be fed. I want to de, I want 'em to be energetic. I don't want 'em to come and, you know, they don't like games that we play and all this. Cause it starts at that age. And if I'm in charge, I have up beat. Like if you look at all my kids and all my kids that are around me, they're always upbeat. Cause I know how to have, I know how to say, Let's stop being serious for a while and you better run before I bite you. Just, you know, just five minutes, chase him and then get back to the basics. And that kid likeness seems to be very much about your brand. Um, do, are you consciously aware that you're, like, you're a marketing genius. Do you know that, that, that about you? And how important is marketing to a business person? Marketing is very important to a business person. When I was in college, I field marketing class, the professor said, Show us an item. In four or five years, we can introduce to the world. So, you know me, I had SHA drinks, sha shirt, sha underwear. Cause I was already thinking about the SHA brand. I I was thinking about the SHA brand so much. So I went down to the local trademark office and I trademark in 50 states. I couldn't trademark worldwide cause I didn't have enough money. So trade market of 50 sticks. Cause when I was taking business classes and talking about trade. So if you look at Jordan, here's his Jumpman and that's how he looks when he dunks. So mine is dunk, man. So I went down to the local office and I registered it and I gave him my emblem. Cause like when I dunk, I like to kick my legs up. Had, you know, one of my friends draw it, paid him a hundred to draw it and took it down. So when I presented my project to the class, the professors pulled me to the side and said, Check, it's okay. But if you look at the climate of, of the NBA right now, big guys don't. I was distraught. I was like, you know, he's right. Cause at the time, only magic and maybe Bird had commercials, One commercial that'll like, and this the, the TV off. And then I go to the, to the hardware store. This dog has shirts, he has hats. And I go back home and I'm looking for his dog and I find out his name, Spu McKen. So now I study SPS Mackenzie, you remember all the splits? McKinzie commercials. All his commercials been funny. Ba, that's it. I get the chance to be on tv. Humor. Human. Human. Human. People like humor. Mm-hmm.  people that are, people like me and you that are working all day. They don't wanna see stuff thrown in my face. But if I could make you laugh about the product, like, Hey, drink this shake, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then I drank and I have the, you know, you remember that when you go to the store, Hey man, that, So I always had to include humor in all my commercials. And I've always had the ability to have creative control. Cause remember my mom was watching tv. She gonna be watching these commercials. So want, I wanna make her laugh and I want to be in control of the messaging. I don't wanna do nothing to say nothing that everyone doesn't approve of. And how many different, uh, investments or companies you're involved in today? A lot I would tell you, but I don't want my mom to feel like I'm bragging. One day I was on the show and I'm this and this and this, and she called me right away, Baby, you know you're blessed, right? I was like, Yes, ma'am. I don't like it when you talk about how rich you are, you know, during covid, 40 million people just lost their job. Like, mommy, you right. I apologize, but I'm in, I'm invested in a lot of companies right now. When you look at a company, are you looking at, uh, are you taking advice from somebody on it or are you looking at it yourself and looking at the sales, the marketing? How, how are you assessing something or does it just feel good to you or what? I have to like it. I have to know a lot about. Have to understand it. I have to believe in it. You know, I'm at the point now where it's not all about money with me. If you ask me to be your partner, and I like your company, now we're teammates. You're going throw me the ball, I'm do what I do and we gonna win this championship. I never look at sales. Sales has nothing to do, you know, uh, when I first got with Icy Hunt, I think they were five and six in sales. I didn't know that. I didn't care about that, but I knew that their product works, and then every time when my muscles got tired and aching, I rub icy out on it. I was looser than I ever been. It even got so hot that when it got to the certain area I was screaming. So when I met with them, I was like, I love your product. It works. Then they let me commercials and then quickly rose up to number one. But the importance of the story is, If I believe in your product, if I believe in you, if I believe in the team and you ask me, be on your team. Let's try to win a championship and best we win or fail. We've had 17 renewals winning for a long time. You seem to be driven by this, like, almost like success is a success money, uh, the whole thing. Winning is, is like a duty or an obligation, not just some option, some possibility. Can, can you just talk about that? I would have to disagree with you. Okay. I'm driven just by knowing that I'm blessed. I wanna make other people.  and I have one statement that can change everything. My statement is it could be worse. I could be one of those athletes that 70% that I have nothing. Right? But now I follow the rules. I listen to my parents. I stay humble. I do everything above board, and I'm here and I'm happy with that. I don't have to make another investment in my life. It's not about money for me, it's just about being here, being happy. I'm 50 years. I've done a lot. I'm still working at 50. I'm still looking good. I hope I look as good as you do when I'm 50. Man. You actually are very, very good looking Matt and I like, you know, whoever did your house, did the, there is awesome house. Your wife, wife, it's a friend. I'm standing at a friend's house is nice. I like it, but I'm not driven by money or fame. I always tell people I'm not even really famous. I'm just a guy that because of telecommunications and media, I played a. You love sports? They pla in my picture. Here I am, but I don't, I don't consider myself famous like people when I go to places, people like, where your security, like, I don't need security. We should, I, they're like amazed. Like I'm a DJ now and I'm on tour and the people, you know, they said, Man, we looked at your, we look at the list of things you need and it's only one page. I'm like, Yeah. He's like, Man, a lot of artists have 40 pages. I'm like, What? I'm like, bro, water. He's like, Man, you, you like bro. You're the most famous guy we've had here. And you're the most homeless. You come with two guys, you engineer and the guy that set your equipment up. I've never seen this before. We'd be helping guys come with 40, 50 people. We got champagne and weed and all that. He said, We never seen anything like, Bro, all I need is water. Water. You paid me to go out there to give these people a good time and make sure you get your money. Cause my father taught me when a person pays to see you perform, give them a. So I, I'm all about fulfilling my duty, and that's like the military kid in me. These people pay you money to go DJ and then as DJ, as a father. Sounds like you're talking about that DJ R guy. He's a pain in the ass man. No, he, he actually DJ R was the one that got started. I do it because it gives me the same feeling as basketball. I have that adrenaline. So when I have these kids out here, I gotta make 'em jumping down. I gotta keep 'em safe, I gotta keep 'em having fun. I. Listen, I know what it is. As a kid, charge $30 for tickets and you want to come jam and you want to get the, You wanna do all that you wanna release know. If you don't release, then you're just more upsetting. Cause more problems with, I want you to release all that and just have a good time. Do what you do, get home safe, and then go about your day. How important is it to have everybody on the same page check? It's very important to have everybody on the same page, especially on your. But you know, this is why communication is always key. You know, I am a one minute manager. Like for example, the me and you will starting this company, I will never call you. Reason why that? Because I can see that you're intelligent, man. You're passionate about what you do. I'll let you do what you do now for problem arise, me and you have a conversation. Hey man, everything all, Yeah, man. The technical, Okay? I tell you what, we're not gonna use the anymore. We use Microsoft. See how that works? Help you fix the problem and move on. I'm the guy that's, I don't believe you did this. And when I called the first time, you didn't tell me I shouldn't have been in the car. Like I'm, I'm not like that. Like I just, you know, let my people do their. That's why you have to manage the team. If I was able to do your job, I'd be interviewing myself, Hey Sha, how you doing man? I'm doing pretty good at, but I'm not able to do your job. So, you know, it's all about respect and all about treating your teammates fair. When, when, when people are going different ways. So do you have any advice about how to get everybody back? You just have to communicate. You just have to see what their, I don't wanna say problems. You just have to see what that concerns are, uhhuh, what your concerns are, and you just come to a happy. I saw this documentary the other day, African American gentleman talking to a Klux Klan guy and everybody was, I don't believe you're doing that. But the guy's point was, Listen, everybody has their own different views, but if you sit down and talk to somebody, Everybody has some commonalities. This guy's are best friends now. He actually made the guy that was in the clan rethink his ways and now he's a better guy in society. But this guy was like a real, and the guy met him by himself talk, and you know, he was going back and forth and he was like, Hey man, you like fishing? Yeah, I like, man, he don't know. And they just became friends. Now they're best friends. Like, everybody's not gonna have the same ideologies and the same principles. You just have to talk to find out, you know, where there, you know, some commonality with, with all the investments you have. Last couple of questions, Jack, and I really appreciate your generosity and your time. Um, how do you look at real estate as part of your investment portfolio or, or the, the companies you're invested in? So one of my good things to do is partnerships. Why partnerships is so important is it's all about trust. Never been a real estate expert. I know a little bit about a real estate, but not enough to say, I'm gonna do this, this, however my partners are. I trust them. I trust 'em with everything. Cause they're gonna be honest and they're gonna break it down to me. See, I'm smart, but I'm not that smart to where I wanna read the whole damn p. If I can talk to guy expert, he can break it down. Sha I don't like this property right here. Cause the city's not gonna approve it. Boom, boom, boom, boom. If we go across the street, that's already zone, like, I like people that it, hey, 2 million. So my partners in New Jersey, the Boray Development group. Um, I, I was kinda responsible for bringing down the projects and building condos. We do excellent, great work. And I just built something called Shack Towers. It was an old school, built some, some high rises in Newark. They're doing better. Beautiful. But those are my partners because one, they care about the people. They care about real estate, they care about me, and that's all I need. And again, that was, that was my, my best chapter in that book. Joint venture. Like I want to be a real estate expert, but I don't, But I know somebody who is. And that's, and that's just called having teammate. Like, I don't wanna, like I want to work, be free and travel. Right. You, you like, Do you like real estate as an investment vehicle? I do, I do, but I will never go in by myself, ever. Right. Cause I'm not the smart And it's okay to not be the smart. I love not being the smartest guy in room. Love it. Love it. I consider myself a geek. A geek saved my life. In high school, it was a kid that always got bullied by the football players and one day I just got sick of it, like, man, leave this kid alone. And I beat the badge football player up in school. Like I, nobody even knew I could fight. Cause you know, I'm nice, all that. But this kid just kept messing with this kid. The kid's name was Doug. Everybody messed with Doug. And again, we went to a small school and I was like, Man, leave him alone man. What you gonna do? So I beat the kid up. Doug said, Man, thanks. Nobody ever up for me. I fail a government test. I get a 69. And the teacher really didn't like athletes, but because we were 35 and oh and the school had a chance, and she said, Check I like you. You sit up front. You really try. And I don't wanna be hard. I want you to get with this guy. He's gonna help you pass his test. So I go in a study hall room and it's Dougal. Mm. I'm like, Dougle. He's like, Yeah. And when I'm talking to Doug, Doug was so smart and the way he broke it down, I'm like, probably never thought about it like that. And then like he had that computer where you had to go. You had to put uh, something in the line and like you had to hit three times before you turned it off. And we worked on that all night. I just felt smart and I made an 80 on the test, was able to win the state championship. Everybody, nobody messed with do ever again. But after that I was like, I used to kinda make funds of these geeks. I'm a geek now. I want to be cuz it was for the first time felt. I used Cs and the high Cs, and I could never get to the BS or the A's. And I finally made a B on a test next to Google. So I was like, You know what, I'm a geek. So I like, I, I'm a geek and I just like learning. I like learning information. Last question. What, what does the term 10 X mean to you? What would it mean? So 10 x would means mean you start this community leadership company. And we're doing well, and we bring in certain amount of profits. Uh, the guy, Elon Musk, hears about it, Hey man, you guys are doing great things. We want to buy it. We see this is how much you generated. Okay, this is how much you generated. But if you wanna buy this company, you're gonna have to pay us 10 x maybe. Matter of fact, you gonna have to pay us 15 x and then he's, his career is smart. We're gonna fight and then we're gonna get 12 x for our company, and then me and you gonna be smart. We're gonna get another 10 year deal to work for Elon Musks companies for double the salary that me and you was making. That's what 10 X means to me when I'm selling. So, And that they know how much I made. They know how much it's worth. But if you want to buy it, you're gonna have to gimme 10 x one. I love that. Jack, you've been awesome man. I really appreciate your time. Appreciate and really appreciate how successful, how successful that you've been, what you've done for such a long period of time, and maintain yourself, take care of yourself. So really, really appreciate your time today, brother, man. Don't talk to you soon.

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E333 Karen Poppy is a poet, a lawyer, and an activist.  She is also non-binary. She's most recently had a poem and interview published in Ms. Magazine, and her upcoming first full-length poetry book, “Diving at the Lip of the Water,” will be published in 2023 by Beltway Editions. We discuss the creative process, literary […]

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Dentro de unos años la musicoterapia estará tan normalizada y aceptada en la sociedad que habrá compositores dedicados a componer música que nos ayude a sanar. Hoy os cuento un caso personal donde la música me ayudó y además escuchamos 'Improvisation for Sonic Cure' de Ryuichi Sakamoto, pieza creada para ayudar a la gente que se encontraba confinada en plena pandemia. Vota a B90 en los Premios de la Audiencia de iVoox 👇 https://bit.ly/3RwWfA3 Espacio patrocinado por: Isranet, Jesus Arribas, Jose Manuel Valera, Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Bienvenido a los 90. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/32699

Join your zombie crew of the APDC as they review the horrifying S3 episode, “Dark Awakening,” from the 1986 classic animated series The Transformers!Lip balm?! Medium talent!! Shout outs!! Brass Monkey: straight street jet-fuel!! Hobos1!! Deep crust dipshits!! Broke-dick magicians!!! Jacob's Ladder situation!! Rodimus: Suffocate or smother!!! The Veil of Remembrance! Hot Rod: Let's party!!! Prime: Looking worse for wear!! Is it blowing or is it sucking?! Fuck-face Aerialbots!! In the Real World! Iconic Moments!! Ha Ha, fooled you!!!COCKTAIL – 13:32, SHOUT OUTS – 17:55, REVIEW – 40:00, IN THE REAL WORLD – 1:45:40, SCRIPT DEVIATIONS – 2:00:00, ICONIC MOMENT – 2:07:00

Viajar... ese placer tan increíble. En el programa de hoy viajamos hasta Berlín para comprar un disco llamado "UGLY AMERICAN OVERKILL", editado en 1991 por Amphetamine Reptile Records en EEUU y por Glitterhouse Records en Alemania. Suenan: God Bullies – Let's Go To Hell Helmet – Make Room Surgery – Bronto Tar – Bad Box The Thrown Ups – Stockboy, Superhero Helios Creed – Master Blaster Vertigo – When It's All Over Espacio patrocinado por: Isranet, Jesus Arribas, Jose Manuel Valera, Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

¿Está tu contenido en la plataforma correcta? ¿Sabes utilizar el potencial de las redes sociales? Muchas personas se hacen la misma pregunta por eso invitamos a Ricardo del podcast The rkadrano Cast. ¡No te pierdas sus consejos y su podcast! + info rkadrano.com Espacio patrocinado por: Jesus Arribas, Jose Manuel Valera, Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! - - Ahora B90 Classic pasa a llamarse B90 Supernova - - Tras siete años de silencio, Portishead regresan al escenario por una buena causa, recaudar dinero para los niños afectados por la guerra iniciada por Rusia en Ucrania. Aquí toda la info: https://www.warchild.org.uk/news/idles-portishead-and-many-more-play-one-help-concert-war-child-bristol Espacio patrocinado por: Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Bienvenido a los 90. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/32699

Gracias al libro 'MÚSICA, MAESTRA' de Libros del Kultrum podemos sumergirnos en los pensamientos de Megan Jaspe, quien empezó como becaria en Sub Pop y que ahora dirige la compañía. Megan recuerda como ha sido vivir el desarrollo de una escena local que cambió el mundo y también lo complicado Espacio patrocinado por: Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Happy Wine Wednesday! Podcast superstar and entertainment journalist Andy B. joins me this week to discuss one of my favorite shows of all time - Showtime's Shameless.  We love this messy Southside Chicago family and Gallavich is unquestionably one of our absolute favorite ships.  00:00:00 - Intro & Jocelyn/Andy Origin Story00:21:22 - How We Got Into Shameless00:29:47 - Have we watched the UK version of Shameless?00:33:29 - We dig into the Shameless pilot.01:44:59 - A few questions for sh*ts and giggles - some "shameless" character astrology, would you go on a second date with Fiona, ridiculous CGI, and why didn't Lip pick up that darn apple?02:34:22 - You've been hired to create a Shameless reboot - what does it look like?02:45:38 - Why you should keep watching Shameless.02:52:28 - A Shameless inspired thirst segment in which we are shamelessly thirsty!03:14:38 - Spoiler segment.Content warning: we discuss the writers' approach to handling sexual assault over the course of the series.  I love you for listening! Friendly reminder - we drink, we know things, we use adult language, and we have a really good time.  Check out Andy's Linktree here to find all the places you can support his work.Follow the pod on IG and Twitter.  Send longer feedback to morewinepod@gmail.com.Be sure to check out our prior episodes on the She-Hulk, Community, House of the Dragon, Justified, The Bob's Burgers Movie,  Queer As Folk (2022), Fire Island, Looking, Empire, Minx, Sons of Anarchy,  Abbott Elementary, Grand Crew,  Claws, True Blood,Orphan Black,The Walking Dead, Teen Wolf,  Euphoria, and The Sopranos.Support the show

Conocí a Mariano gracias a James Vieco cuando estaba organizando el homenaje a Alain Johannes. Con su proyecto Surfer Comadrejas desde Argentina, logró emocionarme y ahora que está en Madrid charlamos justo en el mismo sitio que Nirvana se fotografiaron hace 30 años. ¿Casualidad? Suenan: 01. Surfer Comadreja - Dominum 02. Mariano Rupil - Make God Jelous (Alain Johannes) 03. Barvituricos - Instintivamente adiestrada-o 04. A Lo Bonzo - A Lo Bonzo 05. Surfer Comadreja - El olvido 06. Mariano Rupil + James Vieco - St. Louis Elegy (Mark Lanegan Band) 07. Mariano Rupil - Make God Jelous (Directo Parque de El Retiro, Madrid 24/09/2022) 08. Mariano Rupil - En Estado de Alerta (Directo Parque de El Retiro, Madrid 24/09/2022) Espacio patrocinado por: Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Lip syncing letter writing, soccer watching, associateship developing, comfort zone challenging, hinge swiping week.

durée : 00:28:28 - Une histoire particulière, un récit documentaire en deux parties - L'usine LIP est devenu un lieu de passage, un espace centrifuge ouvert à toutes les luttes des années 70, du Larzac aux grévistes de la France entière, aux féministes. Une conscientisation à vive allure agite les LIP !

durée : 00:28:28 - Une histoire particulière, un récit documentaire en deux parties - L'usine LIP est devenu un lieu de passage, un espace centrifuge ouvert à toutes les luttes des années 70, du Larzac aux grévistes de la France entière, aux féministes. Une conscientisation à vive allure agite les LIP !

durée : 00:30:44 - Une histoire particulière, un récit documentaire en deux parties - Il fut un temps où Besançon était la capitale de l'horlogerie française. Et LIP, une usine de renom, une manufacture de pointe ! Mais la crise des années 70 touche alors l'ensemble de la filière et donne lieu à plusieurs mouvements de grève chez LIP.

durée : 00:30:44 - Une histoire particulière, un récit documentaire en deux parties - Il fut un temps où Besançon était la capitale de l'horlogerie française. Et LIP, une usine de renom, une manufacture de pointe ! Mais la crise des années 70 touche alors l'ensemble de la filière et donne lieu à plusieurs mouvements de grève chez LIP.

DIRTY de Sonic Youth cumple 30 años, tal vez el disco más accesible de su carrera lanzado en un momento clave para la música underground de Estados Unidos. Espacio patrocinado por: Micelioelectrico, Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Llega una nueva emisión cargada de novedades hasta los topes, además estrenamos nueva sintonía, un tema llamado "La Rabia" compuesto por BOCANGEL. Y recuerda: El viernes 25 de noviembre en Madrid celebramos los 10 años de emisiones con una noche GRUNGE total en la sala Honky Tonk: 👉NIRVANA+PEARL JAM+SOUNDGARDEN 👈 ENTRADAS movingtickets.com/compra/precompra/Entradas-Festival-Grunge-en-concierto-Honky-Tonk-Madrid/153 Suenan: 01. Funky Queen - Black Mirrors 02. Shoes for Booze - Black Mirrors 03. Hateful Hate, Ill Kill You - Black Mirrors 04. Going Back To Hoonsville - Datura4 05. I'll Make You See God - The Afghan Whigs 06. Tippa My Tongue - Red Hot Chili Peppers 07. Transmission - 3 Pill Morning 08. Hours - King Buffalo 09. Broken Movies - Red Pants 10. Wants & Needs - Thick 11. Gonna Lose - Built To Spill 12. Won Your Love - The Schizophonics 13. Neenah Menasha - Sponge 14. Save Me - Julian Lennon 15. Taxman - The Beatles 16. Jr - Codeine 17. Black Hole - Tom Chaplin 18. N.O.L.A - Sacramonte 19. Looking All Around - Marc Rockenberg 20. Hot Cold Fever - Faz Waltz Espacio patrocinado por: Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Visitar Madrid y no pasar por DELIA RECORDS (Delicias,25) es dejarte un trozo importante de la ciudad sin ver. En esta tienda de música además de encontrarte con el mejor catálogo de música independiente, tienes camisetas, camisas, libros, fanzines, cassettes y lo más importante, DELIA es un comercio que crea y cuida la escena local. Acaban de celebrar los 10 años como sello, por eso nos desplazamos hasta la propia tienda para hablar con Manu. Una charla y una selección musical sin desperdicio. Suenan; 01. Los Cavernas - Motorpsycho Blues 02. Emergency Ponchos - Te jodes 03. Santacruz - Brutalismo 04. Islas Marshall - Manifiesto I. Marshall 05. Rarito - No toques mis cosas Espacio patrocinado por: Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

"Zvažujeme podanie dovolania, rozsudok si prečítame viacerí a rozhodneme sa, či pôjdeme do dovolania. Nemôžeme ísť čo do výšky trestu v dovolaní, lebo ten bol rozhodnutý v zákonnej sadzbe, ale len do otázok právne kvalifikačných. Ale pokiaľ by nám bolo vyhovené, samozrejme to bude mať vplyv aj na výšku trestu," hovorí špeciálny prokurátor Daniel Lipšic o prípade Dušana Kováčika. "Aj v minulosti pôvodné zločinecké skupiny, ktoré páchali násilnú kriminalitu - vraždy, vydieranie, drogovú kriminalitu - rovnako spochybňovali vedené stíhania špeciálnej prokuratúry. Absolútne rovnako. Nič nové pod slnkom. Len v tom čase nemali tieto osoby taký priestor vo verejnom diskurze, išlo o klasickú hrubokrkú mafiu. Kto by ich už len počúval. Teraz ide o biele goliere, ale rovnakú argumentáciau, ako cez kopirák. A zrazu dostáva vo verejnom diskurze oveľa väčší záber. Berieme na vedomie. Najväčším sklamaním pre mňa je, že som očakával, že tie ďalšie zložky nám budú držať chrbát. Nielen generálna prokuratúra, ale aj spravodajská služba. A to je pre mňa najväčším sklamaním, že nie sme na jednej strane barikády. Že niekedy priletí granát ešte aj zozadu. Je to pre mňa najsmutnejšie konštatovanie. Beriem na vedomie, musíme v tom prípade konať ako konáme," reaguje Lipšic na otázku, či by politická nestabilita alebo predčasné voľby mohli ohroziť prípady na Špeciálnej prokuratúre. Ovplyvní politická nestabilita vyšetrovania? Čo s tými, ktorí sú na úteku? Vie špeciálna prokuratúra, kde je Peter Košč? A čo sa teraz deje s prípadom Petra Kažimíra? Vypočujte si rozhovor Zuzany Kovačič Hanzelovej so špeciálnym prokurátorom Danielom Lipšicom. – Newsletter Zuzany Kovačič Hanzelovej: https://komentare.sme.sk/t/9122/zkh-pise – Ak máte pre nás spätnú väzbu, odkaz alebo nápad, napíšte nám na podcasty@sme.sk – Všetky podcasty denníka SME nájdete na sme.sk/podcasty – Podporte vznik podcastu Rozhovory ZKH a kúpte si digitálne predplatné SME.sk na sme.sk/podcast – Odoberajte aj denný newsletter SME.sk s najdôležitejšími správami na sme.sk/suhrnsme – Ďakujeme, že počúvate podcast Rozhovory ZKH.

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Después de 'Parachutes' (2000), el cuarteto británico se encerró durante casi un año para dar forma a su segundo disco 'A Rush of Blood to the Head', un trabajo donde pusieron lo mejor que tenían como músicos. Un salto de fe que les permitió ser los dueños de su futuro. Espacio patrocinado por: Octavio Oliva, Paco Gandia, kharhan, Pablo Pena Gómez, jmcc1980, Rico, Gin1975, Braulio, Marian Rodríguez Sánchez, Eduardo Vaquerizo, Jarrillero_Txo, Crisele, David Reig, Wasabi Segovia, Domingo Santabárbara, María Garrido, RafaGP, PabloArabia, Sergio Serrano, Macu Chaleka, Laura, Yu Carlitus, Jorge Altarriba, Vicent Martin, Dani Diez, kevinbazan95, David Molinedo ,Zaca Furinyaki, Infestos, Öki Þeodoroson, Ikr Uri Arte, davidgonsan, Juan Carlos Mazas, 61garage, JJM, Rosa Rivas, Bassman Mugre, SrLara, David Meño Manzaneque, Próxima Estación Okinawa, Barullo, Megamazinger, Francisco Javier Indignado Hin, Unai Elordui, carmenlimbostar, Piri, J. Gutiérrez, Miguel Ángel Tinte, Alvaro Perez, Miquel CH, Jon Perez Nubla, screaming, agui102, Raul Sánchez, Nuria Sonabé, davicin blackmetal, Franc Puerto, Spinda Records, Pere Pasqual, Giulia Governi, Juanmi, JulMorGon, Alexander Castañeda Padilla, Juan Carlos Acero Linares, JM MORENTE, Eduardo Mayordomo Muñoz, Alfonso Moya, Pilar Díez, Rubio Carbón, LaRubiaProducciones, cesmunsal, Mr.Kaffe, Marcos, Aytiro Saki, Fernando Masero, jocio, Dani RM, Alejandro Gómez García, baron72, Norberto Blanquer Solar, VICTORGB, Tolo Sent, Israel, Jordi, LIP, Carmen Ventura y varios oyentes anónimos. GRACIAS 🙏

Its Not everyday that your bestie names a lip color after you!

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Transcript: Berean Manifesto Live Recording! Season 3 Episode 90: Is This The End??? Or A Beginning??? Pastor Newms: [0:00] And then go hello and welcome to season 3 episode 90. Of the brand Manifesto faith hope and love for the modern. Pastor Bill: [0:13] Modern Christian. Pastor Newms: [0:14] I'm pastor newms and with me tonight is Pastor Bill. [0:21] Again yeah and yes Biggs that is the glare from the light and I'm going to fix it in a weird way because I'm not going to fix it in the correct way because to be honest, that smart light needs to be added to the house and we didn't get it added to the house in time because we went back to Home Depot and if anyone just saw I'm wearing shorts so don't judge me it's, I'm wearing shorts and I'm wearing a non graphic tee on a church night so, what's up y'all it's been a week so let's start by talking about our weeks, as I might or might not have mentioned we were doing some house stuff in preparing for a new friend to come stay with us and, he is here I'm looking at his empty desk chair at the moment because he is still downstairs eating with the girls because we got fast food while I after I dropped off the moving truck I flew out to DFW Friday, afternoon evening ish Pastor Bill and his son Gerg showed up too, our friend, I don't know if he wants us to use his real name or one of his gaming names in the Stream and I forgot to ask him because I haven't named him on purpose. Pastor Bill: [1:47] So within we use the gaming name. Pastor Newms: [1:49] Even I can't remember how to pronounce it because I'm yeah that, yeah so he's now living with us and so we're good. Pastor Bill: [2:04] Yeah he's ok he's eating but he can hear you apparently he replied Sez. Pastor Newms: [2:10] Okay gaming name and says okay perfect so. [2:20] There's no telling whether Biggs was making a joke or if there was a typo so we're just going to go with it so my so flew in on Friday Pastor Bill and Gerg, gracefully showed up to help us pack the truck which we weren't 100% expecting and so because of that we were able to get the truck packed in a couple hours instead of the almost day that I thought it was going to be of me and, me and him you know bringing stuff out we straight like, just pack the truck and so we ate dinner and then got on the road and we ended up here at about 11:00, and I just realized that I forgot to tell, Pastor Bill when we did get into Tennessee safely I just just realized that I did not communicate with him until today but that's okay because. He knows how I am so he's not going to judge me for that but. Pastor Bill: [3:22] I figured if something went wrong wrong like I'd be getting a call from your wife, and I didn't get a call from your wife so I was like I said everything is fine. Pastor Newms: [3:30] So this week is a little different as we've said yeah it's big says hey Pastor Bill he's safe in Tennessee. Pastor Bill: [3:43] Serve now because I was wondering. Pastor Newms: [3:45] Pastor Bill is back yay for those out there who didn't figure that out in the time that I've been talking and hearing him so far but that's okay we. For the next you know for the last couple of weeks we've been going through basically, it's been the there that's better he's now bigger congratulations. Pastor Bill: [4:35] You make me bigger. Pastor Newms: [4:36] I did make you bigger I made you as big as I think I make myself normally because I never fully fleshed-out what you would look like on here, I just put your box in the corner like when I need him he's there. Pastor Bill: [4:52] You put me in the corner. Pastor Newms: [4:53] I put baby in the corner so we drove here, we've been biggest came over today Biggs put up blackout curtains for our, office Biggs put up blackout curtains in his bedroom change the shower head hung some extra pictures this week that was last week he helped us get some light bulbs put in right biggs's hearing about this for the first time but the next time Biggs is over we have a couple of new things to be installed in the house that we stopped and got at Home Depot and I also got clips for the outside of the house too, run the wire that I drilled into the side of my house our Network wire, mom says I'm saying too much information and so you know it happens so yeah Biggs helped us out with a whole bunch of stuff in the house and so it's just been a kind of a runny, you know catching up week and so I did not. [6:14] Fully start the next part so we've been talking about you know the things I believed in and I. [6:25] You know kind of the things that I feel the strongest about that we either Miss as Christians or that we don't do quite right or that could be better in and that's what we've been talking about for the last several weeks, and then starting next week we're going to be talking about discipleship and being a disciple, for several weeks, based heavily on a amazing Bible study by an amazing person and we'll get into that next week, and we. So this week because the week has been a little crazy and crazy at work as well, we're just going to be talking about a filler, not a filler episode but it's not in our the format that I've been doing and it's not our next, Story series so this was kind of a filler one so Pastor Bill how was your week, do you really find it that fun being in the corner cuz you keep looking up at me. Pastor Bill: [7:47] Tell me as I can look up at you and you're like huh. Pastor Newms: [7:51] So you do see why I continue to do that to you and because it always irritates you like why are you doing that and I'll point it chat and you're like why are you pointing at chat now you see how fun it is being in the corner, and doing things like that the whole time you understand that don't you. Pastor Bill: [8:08] I understand now yeah I understand get it. Pastor Newms: [8:10] Yeah yeah so how was your week. Pastor Bill: [8:14] How is my weak man. Pastor Newms: [8:16] Let's rephrase that how was your 9 weeks, you can just talk about your week I'm joking with you they say haven't heard from you in nine weeks. Pastor Bill: [8:28] That's a lot of info to don't bother one time nine weeks worth of. Pastor Newms: [8:32] Yeah that weeks of how you do it that would be that. Pastor Bill: [8:37] On day one week one I got up and I ate breakfast. Pastor Newms: [8:39] Oh no we're not going that route homie. Pastor Bill: [8:47] Now this week was good I guess they don't remember much of the week / get the usual I mean I remember coming and helping load a trailer on Friday evening. Pastor Newms: [8:57] Yeah I just do a fidget, at our middle child walking down the stairs because I can do that because the stairs are right next to my desk so in case you guys wondered why I just went woo I literally just threw my fidget at the child, so she gave she brought me back my fidget so since she brought me back my fidget she earned a hug for bringing back my fidget that I threw at her, because that's just fair, that's fair throwing a fidget at a child's head you deserve a hug after that because that's that's. Pastor Bill: [9:45] I officially registered a child for school without yelling at the people in the office. Pastor Newms: [9:51] Did you make it through without yelling this time wow that is amazing. Pastor Bill: [9:59] Last year last year I. Pastor Newms: [10:01] Last year you yelled a lot. Pastor Bill: [10:03] Man I yell at the people in the for those poor office people that were just trying to do their jobs this year I didn't yell at nobody I'm yeah one time and nobody. Pastor Newms: [10:12] I remember. Pastor Bill: [10:13] Is now gurke and Randa are both going to public school and that starts on Wednesday morning. Pastor Newms: [10:21] Starts Wednesday morning we are officially starting school, at some point next week because we were going to start Monday but I don't think I am I don't think I'm ready to start on Monday and so, Tennessee has this whole thing where you have to be in school doing education and logging your hours for 180 days, I don't know what so it's similar there I'm assuming now. Pastor Bill: [10:56] The public school is held to that standard but homeschool is not. Pastor Newms: [11:00] So here even homeschool you have to log 180 days and so because of that the girls were like well is that going to affect and I was like no because, you don't realize like at school school you have 180 educational days so like all those days that aren't educational those don't count, those are the those are the days that they lot for, snow days that you don't take and so the that's why that's why I was like maybe that's why that's why sometimes when you go to school they're like here's this picture hey let's watch a movie hey let it's because those days were, plan for in the lesson plans and I said so you know that's one of the aspects of homeschooling you can just kinda plow through those days and then use those days for Vacations or use those two as long as you're sticking to those days, so yeah so it's been a fun. Pastor Bill: [11:59] You're also going to find that. When you go to teach something instead of like in public school it would take an hour or two hours three hours because you've got to get everybody on the same page. Pastor Newms: [12:12] Yeah. Pastor Bill: [12:12] You're going to be doing like 10 to 15 minutes of teaching and it's going to be like okay well there's, what would have been 3 hours in public school cuz now you you've already learned it can you got one on one you know so everything goes a lot quicker. Pastor Newms: [12:25] Yeah and and we're going to do a lot of fun stuff to sonoda is going to be teaching math doing the initial lessons and then I was helping with homework and stuff. Pastor Bill: [12:39] I think about getting a CPA to teach maths. Pastor Newms: [12:41] You needed another yeah having a tax accountant, teach math is a whole lot easier and she's going to be teaching Spanish which. Pastor Bill: [12:55] One. Pastor Newms: [12:58] Is great for children to learn a second language and better when it's. Pastor Bill: [13:02] Neither you nor Tina. Pastor Newms: [13:05] Speak a second language. Pastor Bill: [13:06] Spanish. Pastor Newms: [13:07] Now to be fair to Tina to zaidi she speak she understands. Pastor Bill: [13:14] We're satiable understanding. Pastor Newms: [13:16] And she can read and understand what she reads she just cannot speak, so that's cool and then we learned. Pastor Bill: [13:27] The one side of her brain gets it but the other side. Pastor Newms: [13:30] Right. Pastor Bill: [13:31] Hasn't quite gotten it. Pastor Newms: [13:33] We also learned this week that we are going to be teaching them some light Early Educational programming as well as using. Pastor Bill: [13:47] You're going to be programming your kids. Pastor Newms: [13:49] No we're not we're not going to be programming to kids but since we have a programmer who now lives. Pastor Bill: [13:56] Oh program meaning I see I see your needs them how to program. Pastor Newms: [14:01] Lives there but sits right there in his chair now as he rocks, is going to be teaching he just did this when I said as he rocks as opposed to throwing up the rock fist as opposed to the fact that he's rocking in a chair hmm anyway. Pastor Bill: [14:22] Power up your breakfast. Pastor Newms: [14:24] He's going to be teaching some programming and maybe some other stuff that's fun so we're going to have a nice well-rounded group of for this you go to this person for this you go to that person as opposed to what you've had to do and Roxas had to do is it's the two of you and your you're doing everything I'm like hey I packed the house full of adults. Pastor Bill: [14:51] There are lots of online resources to. Homeschooling lots and lots and lots of online resources. Pastor Newms: [14:58] So your week has been good my week has been good the warm-up is taking a little longer this week that's going to. Pastor Bill: [15:08] When did you take the when did you take the board down the the Whiteboard. Pastor Newms: [15:16] The Whiteboard that was right here oh you oh you didn't you didn't listen to the podcast last week. We are in a completely different room, we are in the bonus room of my house which is now the office the office is now the classroom, and so we are in a completely different room which is why and you can't you can't see it because I hit the camera earlier this week and so I'll fix it but, above me right is your wife's bats and cholo Mander now lives up there, and our love thingy is up here I stink at directional pointing and, and so I have to readjust because in moving stuff I completely hid the camera earlier this week so that's actually better now but yes there is not a whiteboard here yet I will put it back up and I will draw the little man and I will write the words above the little man that, chat can't read which is good because mmm. They weren't nice where's anyway so. Pastor Bill: [16:34] All right is it time for getting to know the pastors. Pastor Newms: [16:37] It is time to getting know the pastor's do you actually want to pull a card since I've pulled a card. Pastor Bill: [16:41] You hate my cards though. Pastor Newms: [16:43] I do hate your card so let's reminisce on the fact that I hate your cards I pulled out my deck in case you were like I don't get ready for that I don't remember. Pastor Bill: [16:57] It says. Pastor Newms: [16:58] I'm going to laugh it stinks really bad. Pastor Bill: [17:00] Serious question do you count your steps. Pastor Newms: [17:06] Do I count my steps in the way of having a wish thing that counts my steps or do I count as I walk what do you want to interpret that as. Pastor Bill: [17:16] Who would who would all day long be like 128 thousand three hundred and seventy-four. Pastor Newms: [17:23] I don't count one two three four eight thousand 34 but I do count stairs steps between rooms steps as I walk through stores when I'm unconsciously doing so I'll find myself just counting while I walk or saying words like left right left right left right left right in my brain I do not currently use a step counter because. Pastor Bill: [17:49] Lip let brightly. Pastor Newms: [17:51] No I walk much faster than that it's not that slow we're not marching we're watching we're walking here we're walking. Pastor Bill: [17:58] We're walking here I'm walking here what's your name. Pastor Newms: [18:00] So do you wear a step counter I don't think you do. [18:15] Yeah so for us no pedometer. Pastor Bill: [18:21] An Apple iPod Nano that was you know with a watch band and it would count my steps. [18:43] I just know I know I had that one the thing when I was working at Gateway and I was walking an average of about anywhere from 10 to 13 miles a day. To do all the setups everyday. Pastor Newms: [18:56] That's too much walking that's too much walking okay so we have now gotten another pastors. And we have done the warmup, and it's so nice to have Pastor Bill joining us again because I didn't take 7 minutes like it did one of the weeks okay. Pastor Bill: [19:29] Last week we're talking about. Pastor Newms: [19:31] So this week we're talking about yeah Biggs I don't want to know how many steps you take in a day either because you're on that line, just walking around cars all day long and moving up and down and I don't even want to know like that's, that's craziness so what we're talking about this week for those of you watching on Twitch or something or watching on a podcast thing it's down there at the bottom and it said it when you clicked the episode unless you're just running through episode after episode but tonight's title is is this the end question mark question mark question mark or. Pastor Bill: [20:16] Don't Dom. Pastor Newms: [20:18] A beginning question mark question mark question, just an important thing you know as me and Bill have talked about, over the last couple of weeks there's been a lot of change a lot of differences a lot of a lot of moving around a lot of all kinds, differences in things and, you know we me and Pastor Bill yesterday. No day before yesterday when we were in person we're talking about the fact that you know sometimes. [21:03] It looks like the end when it's merely the beginning of a new chapter but it is nearly impossible when you're going through that end, to see the fact of oh wait we're just going to a new chapter we're beginning a new stage where transfer, where transitioning we're transforming we're becoming different were changing what we are who we are different things like that we have we struggled to see that as, people as humans now. [21:39] This part of the discussion tonight is not religious this this area of the discussion this is just, and so it's so hard so often so so far we haven't gotten to scripture yet Biggs will get there I promise, there's only two today but we'll get there so at this point you know it's, so often we're going through things we're learning things were starting starting a new year school you know that's the end of summer break, and as a kid I remember and I know I know Pastor Bill you member and anyone out there who listens to certain comedians you member but. [22:37] The, when that summer break ends you're like it's the end of the world like I don't want to go I don't want to go back every week, the weekend ends the work week starts for people who love their job all the work weekends and the weekend starts which if that's you, please find a hobby because stop being so excited. Pastor Bill: [23:11] Paying them to do it is their Hobby. Pastor Newms: [23:13] Some people are happy all the time and I don't understand because I'm not, I got it I got a mask at work where it's like how you guys doing you guys have a great day man I hope you're having a great. I have not yet. Pastor Bill: [23:35] Not going to spoil anything. Pastor Newms: [23:36] That's good cuz. Pastor Bill: [23:37] So they're there is a character in like 1312 1292 some like that, and just life is awful you know black plague and all kinds of stuff going on and and this guy's like I'm going to live forever and they're like really you want to live forever, maybe back here in 100 years, and we're going to see and so that's that's that's as much spoilers you're going to get is that the Hundred Years passes they me back up and then like so how's life been and he's been like oh life is awful. [24:20] Want to keep going he's probably keep living and so it's just funny as some people are just here's to Happy. Pastor Newms: [24:28] They're optimistic they're optimistic about life and there's nothing wrong with that, people being optimistic is good we need those type of people in the world to balance out those of us that, art and I love the argument so many times pessimists will make the argument I'm not a pessimist I'm a realist I'm just going with what snow, you're not you're a pessimist like the rest of us stop being prideful you're just you're just a pessimist who Who quote unquote is using. Pastor Bill: [25:00] I've said that I've used that before I've said no I'm a realist, honestly that's a pessimists answer, to the question of are you a pessimist or are you an optimist it's the pessimists answer of don't put me in a box. It's you can't you can't have it your way it's got I'm going to pick a third option because I do I can't see how being in either box is a good thing. Pastor Newms: [25:28] Hm Pastor Bill: [25:29] Oh so you're look you have a pessimistic outlook on even the scenario, and so really when you think about optimism. [25:44] Is when you're flying a plane there's the attitude is are you pointing at the ground are you pointing at the sky this is your attitude in a plane and pessimism your pointed down well you're going to go down, and optimism your pointed up you're going to go up so optimists have this way of. Seeing life in a certain way that they're expecting things to get better so when they get the opportunity to pounce on something getting better, they take advantage of those situations where as pessimists are expecting things to always get worse and so when life does get worse it's a reinforcement of we'll see I told you so, and when things can get better they go no I don't trust that I don't trust that that's just that's false. Pastor Newms: [26:32] It's going to get worse I saw very interesting, me more thing I remember I saw it I don't remember what I could even call it don't matter whether it was a video or meme or something it just the thought Stuck to me and it was it was that whole glass full glass empty, and they were like oh the glass is half-full all the glass is half empty and then another person was like the glass is exactly where it should be and that was supposed to be the realist and and then the fourth person was like the glass is full, glass is full because it's full of water it's half full of water and half full of air so it's full. Pastor Bill: [27:08] Completely full. Pastor Newms: [27:09] And you're like and that's not a pessimist or an optimist that's. Pastor Bill: [27:13] That's a Lay's chips employee. Pastor Newms: [27:15] That's we have a wall that's rude that's rude homie Lays chips are not the only one who do that we are not going to bad-mouth Frito-Lay cuz I like Frito-Lay it is not just Lays chips, it's all chips all chips do that except for Pringles Pringles doesn't I saw. Pastor Bill: [27:36] Girl Scouts of the kid is he becoming a puffed up there. Pastor Newms: [27:39] I saw I saw me bit it says shout out to Pringles they don't sell air and you're like I was like what oh, it's true which Frito-Lay has a version that is and it's they were in it didn't do well so they didn't keep going for very long I don't think I don't know if they're still even around but um, so you know when we look at things like that, there's positive there's - there's middle there's this there's but one of the things we have to look at is hey, let's we have to keep going together whether you think it's the end whether you think it's a beginning whether you think it's a transitional period whatever you think it is either way, please continue to think it is and please continue to move forward that's that's what's so important and, now for the. Christian part of the Brie and Manifesto for the week okay hold on. Pastor Bill: [28:45] Hold on hold on so whenever whenever someone talks about beginnings and. [29:09] Chip getting cheated on, um and I've heard that over and over and over and over and over you know how how you enter situation is how you're going to end up leaving the situation you if you get a new job, and you just walk out on your old job no notice no you no ample do, we respect and that's bad then you're setting yourself up to reap that again. [29:45] President Biden gave a speech I don't know if it was this week or last week or maybe it was an old clip anyway it was kind of funny because he said democracy and Insurrection don't mix, and I'm sitting there laughing like you do realize you're a president of a country that started by an act of insurrection right. Like you literally lead a Democratic Republic that started by hit active Insurrection so you can't say, the two don't mix they literally and that's what created this government was an act of insurrection, and got me a little worried because then I was like oh well if we started that way then. Pastor Newms: [30:32] Wow. Pastor Bill: [30:33] Ending that way. Pastor Newms: [30:34] Well let's think about this for a second if we started that way, at War right we have continued to be at War. Pastor Bill: [30:45] We don't know if we've ever not been at some win some more. Pastor Newms: [30:49] Either a conflict or War I mean we are a nation that is conflict oriented we, internally externally infighting out fighting we are constantly, we don't really have peaceful times that's why we have one of the larger one of not the one of the largest armies in some of the largest military spending is because we are a conflict driven country and that's how we start it now, doesn't mean, that proves the adage that you said but it is an interesting thought process like you said of a good thought experiment of hey does that apply to everything like you know and 10 scary does it apply to everything often also. Pastor Bill: [31:45] That was that was the non-biblical stuff I was going through my head since I read. Pastor Newms: [31:52] Since I sent you what what we're going to try to talk. Pastor Bill: [31:54] Heads up earlier yeah. Pastor Newms: [31:55] That I sent you way late because I was sitting here going I don't know what this week should be and then. Our friend was like we've had a lot of change that's that's valid yeah let's go that route we have that whole lot of change and then of course then your mind starts you know. That is that is not. [32:31] So I was doing research and I grabbed a scripture that said what I was looking for it to say, and which is never good because as bereans this is one of those times we're going to have this conversation as bereans we always talk about you know don't just pull part of a scripture and I didn't know this was part of the scripture I assumed based on what book it was in and what it was around that it was valid, Todd so we're going to read it because the last part of this scripture is, the reason that I pulled it but this is a Nehemiah. [33:21] And it says and he said to them so let's step back a verse because let's be honest we got to do that when it's a he said so the verse starting in verse 9 Nehemiah the governor, Ezra the priest and Scribe and the Levites who were instructed the people to them this day is Holy to the Lord do not mourn or weep for all the people, we're weeping as they heard the words of the law so this was the reading of the law again in nyam Nehemiah, and then he said to them go and eat what is Rich drink what is sweet and send portions to those who have nothing prepared, since today is Holy to our Lord do not grieve because the joy of the Lord is your strength now that last half is, is we hear that a lot and it's several places in scripture but this is the one that I happened to pull that it's just part of a verse as opposed to the whole meaning, but you know the joy of the Lord is your strength. And I find it to be funny now the next verse says in the Levites quieted all the people saying be still since the day is Holy don't grieve and. [34:43] I find it kind of humorous because I picked this verse and then I said the whole thing about hey we should take this into context and now looking at it as a whole we have a situation that arises. Any Amaya you know there's a lot going on you know there's the report, it's kind of get some back story of Nehemiah. There's there's a lot I don't even know kind of how to you know everything's destroyed. You know Nehemiah helps to rebuild everything the whole city. Pastor Bill: [35:26] They were in Exile. Pastor Newms: [35:27] Yeah they were in Exile he gets the report that hey everything's trashed he weeps the king sees it the king gives him a bunch of stuff to go back they build everything, and then we get to the point where we are Warez. Pastor Bill: [35:42] While they're building it they get accused of. Pastor Newms: [35:46] Oh yeah yeah which the King was like nehemiah's homeboy because Nehemiah was like his one of his top servants and a friend. Pastor Bill: [35:56] The King was like what are you what are you talking about I gave him those supplies I don't. Pastor Newms: [36:02] Yeah I gave him the money I funded him I protected him so I sent him God. Pastor Bill: [36:08] Might as well be my project what do you mean he's trying to overthrow me. Pastor Newms: [36:12] And he's my friend and I told him to build the walls because, I didn't want him to die like and so then we get to this point and Ezra who also has, it's actually the book that comes before Nehemiah in the order that they compiled the 66 books, reads the law again to the people who were in Exile and since they were and didn't have access to everything so it's been a. Pastor Bill: [36:47] Not just yeah not just reads it but literally they have to read it and then have a translator translated into the common tongue of the day because they didn't speak the language It Was Written in any. Pastor Newms: [37:02] They read out loud the book of the law translating and giving the meaning so people could understand what was read and I love I love that it does say that translating and giving the meaning, because they lost touch with that, you know at that time and the people start weeping and are terrified and scared and sad and upset because they haven't been following it, and so then we have you know as we're going hey hey hey hey hey that's not the point of this the point is not. Pastor Bill: [37:35] This isn't this isn't a got your moment. Pastor Newms: [37:38] Yeah this isn't a gotcha this isn't a time where we should be sad upon the changes that are going to happen which I did not know this this is always funny when this happens because I did not know this is where I was pulling from, we need to Rejoice because the Lord is your strength and so that's the aspect that I wanted to pull from this area and then ended up you know if there's a lot more here to unpack. Which is. Pastor Bill: [38:05] It's the first day of a new season. Pastor Newms: [38:07] Yeah this is this is where how we're starting it, don't don't grieve don't get upset and then so the people did in verse 12 the people began to eat and drink and they sent portions to the people that couldn't and they had a great celebration because they understood the words that were explained to them once it was explained, and it and then they have a feast directly after the next day and you know keeps going but it's it's that aspect of, here to beat you down not you know as we transition into New Seasons, we can lean on the Lord because even if we feel because often as humans we try to find the worst in it Human Nature, to most of us not all most of us is pestis it pessimistic it is we have a tendency as humans to find the - to find the, in other people in situations you know across the board and so. [39:18] Ask for transitioning into new sections the Lord isn't there to be like this is a punishment so because of that, I'm cutting you off of this situation in forcing you into a new one it's often hey this is a new situation let me let me help you you know we need to lean, on the Lord but not and not you know. Stress out about okay why is this happening to me I'm not saying we don't because let's be honest we all do but there's bill just flashed us off for some reason what did you. Pastor Bill: [39:58] Sorry. Pastor Newms: [39:59] The light just what light did you touch on your computer that caused all that to happen uh-huh. Oh Pastor Bill: [40:11] Adhesive gave up I guess. Pastor Newms: [40:12] It just it just illuminated the side of your face all of a sudden like hello. Pastor Bill: [40:16] It just it just fell it's just this. Pastor Newms: [40:20] Oh okay. Yeah that's that's funny so that you know that's that's the Aryan Emi of you know, the joy of the Lord is your strength that's the meaning behind that it's not just hey this hey that it's not just you know, the Lord says to always be joyful its hey the Lord is joyful in us the Lord is joyful with us the Lord is so lean on that, and find strength in that not, you know I've heard this verse not this particular but that saying used like the joy of the Lord is your strength so you have to be happy in order to get it because it's joy in the Lord and you're like no well no no no no it's fine, from the Lord. Pastor Bill: [41:16] So I was reminded of a scripture and I had to look it up real quick just to make sure I was coming out right and it's from Lamentations, now if you don't know Lamentations Lamentations is, it's a collection of small versus or poems or however you want to say it and when you're reading through limitations you'll get a new, a new title legs a in cheff teth yodh calf um, and these are no markers to let you know this is where we've cut source and we're pulling from a new source now, so we want to turn the Lamentations chapter 3 if you're turning if you're not whatever Lamentations chapter 3 and we're going to start in verse 22 right so not only does the Lord say Okay I want a new season let's move forward but, when you look in Lamentations it reads because the Lord's faithful love we do not perish, for his mercies never end they are new every morning great is your faithfulness I say the Lord is my portion therefore I will put my hope in him, it's not just that God isn't doesn't want to gotcha for things you've done in the past and suddenly there's some new thing, any you know he wants to turn over some big New Leaf it's literally that every morning. [42:45] God is looking for the opportunity for you to go hey let's move forward from this point on. [42:54] And God is going cool let's do it let's let's put aside everything that came before this point and let's move forward every morning, every morning he's looking for that opportunity. Pastor Newms: [43:08] And and I find I'm actually going to go to the verse before that, you know we started in 22 but if you look at 21 it's like yet I call this to mind and therefore I have hope so it's him remembering this as he's talking. Pastor Bill: [43:25] It's not really because that's anyway. So it's a chopped-up thing and they put things together to create Lamentations so yes the person that collected it decided to put that there, but it's a it's an excerpt from something else that then they said well this would flow well if we put it here. Pastor Newms: [43:46] Yes I forget that about limitations that it's a hodgepodge and not just a hodgepodge from like the normal, way certain areas like Psalms is put together its. Pastor Bill: [44:01] Think of think of like like, macrame to like tell a silly story you like you're cutting out I'm going to take this sentence from this newspaper and this sentence from this magazine and then put them together as if they were the same writing that's that's kind of what limitations is. Pastor Newms: [44:20] And I don't have one that's got it denoted well because the source I'm using does not have it to know did well. Pastor Bill: [44:27] Yeah but between 21 and 22 is one of those cuts. Pastor Newms: [44:29] Okay okay it does flow well though I mean because the area above it and then I was gonna say you know let's go even farther it's straight up like. Pastor Bill: [44:44] Yeah I'm in a dark place I am. Pastor Newms: [44:45] I'm in a dark place I remember them and have become depressed and yet so they did well putting it together because it's like you know next thing. Pastor Bill: [44:58] Well in hindsight it's really easy to go to to poetically pull together these themes and then have a translator then translate it into another language probably two or three times to get to where we are now so that it, it sounds and feels like one writing you know what I mean. Pastor Newms: [45:17] So I'm going to jump now to I'm not going to highlight come on word behave yourself what I want to look at now is Isaiah 41:10, and it's do not fear for I am with you do not be afraid for I am your God I will strengthen you I will help you I will hold onto you with my righteous right hand so, again it's one of those things where hey hey I'm not here to you know, Force this upon you and shove this change down your throat and to you know yes you're going through something and while you're going through it I'm right here and you know it. Pastor Bill: [46:07] Like yeah. Pastor Newms: [46:09] It brings upon that that poem, that you know the footprints in the sand I don't remember who wrote it but it's that whole thing of you know why do I only see one footprint did you abandon me in these times and this like know I was carrying you and, where's that's not necessarily, scriptural in this is the exact way you know that story isn't written in scripture these are examples of that of no no I was right there. Pastor Bill: [46:41] There's there's this sentiment is is is in the Quran as well this idea of, don't fear the lord your God is right there with you and the idea that it Expresses in the court which okay so you know as a as a person myself I believe a lot like Paul does and he says, you know you can look at everything and take everything that's good, and point you to God and keep it and then reject everything that doesn't right so there's there's this idea in the Quran that God is as close as your throat right and the idea is that you're your jugular vein, you know that you see people slitted movies or whatever that God is that clothes he's as close as your jugular vein in your neck, and what could be closer than that vein what could be more involved in your life than if someone who is that close, right there he's going through it with you he's there to protect you and to guide you and he feels all the pain that you feel because he's right there, so I like that idea I have that same idea that this verse you know expresses. Pastor Newms: [47:55] So Biggs just said to help submit the fact that I forgot something, he cemented the fact that I did not forget it and I'm assuming this also came from my wonderful mother, they don't know who wrote Footprints in the Sand so I didn't forget so that makes me happy because overall, no one knows so I didn't forget we just don't know, but that's you know that's kind of what I wanted to talk about tonight and. Pastor Bill do you have anything else on this topic now that we're back to our almost our format. Pastor Bill: [48:55] Overtime 12 different people have claimed credit for writing that poem. Pastor Newms: [49:02] You had already Googled it now now you see also why it's so easy to Google when you're in the corner because you're not the one leading. Pastor Bill: [49:11] No one and no one can actually prove beyond a shadow of a doubt their claim. Pastor Newms: [49:16] Ah what time period did it show up in originally. Pastor Bill: [49:33] 19:36 is the earliest appearance of footprint in the sand. Pastor Newms: [49:36] Really I thought it was older than that interesting okay. Pastor Bill: [49:41] There is a there is a. Pastor Newms: [49:52] But not exactly. [49:57] Interesting so that's kind of what I wanted to talk about tonight and and then you know gay Pastor Bill joined us to talk about it as well. And you know is that whole aspect of change happens change sucks, it is painful we hate it no matter why the change is there now normally you know you're building muscle change sucks you turning your chair and your tweak your back change sucks because she changed position get it. Pastor Bill: [50:29] Sometimes sometimes there's a good change. Pastor Newms: [50:31] Sometimes there are good changes but that doesn't mean it's not painful sometimes sometimes there is good change that isn't. When you're like me and have that little touch of neuro Divergence little touch that's cute when your inner Divergent change pretty much always sucks even if you're just changing. Pastor Bill: [50:53] When your when your workplace is like oh we looked at your resume wrong when we hired you should have started at this rate so now we're going to raise your current rate of pay to this because of it that's good chick. Pastor Newms: [51:06] You going to change my job title you can change my job responsibilities to or just my pay. Pastor Bill: [51:11] Schnapps to pay. Pastor Newms: [51:12] All right that would be a good change that yeah I agree okay so fine way to find flaw in my statements. Pastor Bill: [51:21] Applause I found an optimist point of. Pastor Newms: [51:24] Oh don't start with me with that we just had this argument we're not going backwards all right so that being said I do not know why I just clapped on the mic because that is rude as all get out, thank you guys for joining us we record this live at 6:30, Sunday evenings sometimes it's 631 because my stuff was not together at 6:30 but and we do so with a five minute countdown that was I don't even know how many minutes, cuz I restarted it four times, it's nice been fun and that's why you should join us live not just listening to the recording because we are much more fun, live and you can join us in the chat like Biggs did in Phoenix did and zadie and even Pastor Bill at one point. Pastor Bill: [52:25] Even even petelin borrow from. Pastor Newms: [52:27] Yeah from twitch good job there whoever you are you know, you can join us in chat you can become part of the conversation because this isn't supposed to be one-sided us saying things and you just listening and following our you know what we said because that's the whole point of the Brean lifestyle is to study and to learn together, and so, you know join us we are on Twitch Facebook YouTube and you can go to EK K dot house to see which of each of those had in say it this time. Pastor Bill: [53:02] I didn't say we could switch. Pastor Newms: [53:03] And we love you and we will talk to you again next week. Pastor Bill: [53:13] Do I say be safe. Pastor Newms: [53:14] You have to say be safe out there now yeah, it's just a little head little head has to say be safe yeah the little head has to say be safe so we love you and have a good.

159. A rockin' show fit for THE KING! Celebrating 'Elvis Week 2022' with a fun 3 hour party of fabulous music made by, for & inspired by Elvis Presley on what would be the 45th anniversary of his passing. As thousands descend upon Memphis, TN this week to celebrate Elvis' incredible legacy, we're here in the Motorbilly Studio delivering up an eclectic n' electrifying mix of rockabilly rhythms; plenty of vintage 50's era rock n' roll and lots of incredible modern recordings sure to make you shake! Dig the radio debut of the LUCKY JONES single tonite, thrill to THE BISCATS amazing new LP, reel from the awesome AL DUAL recordings, marvel at THE MEZCAL BROTHERS live album, feel the burn from THE HOODOO TONES incendiary release and gasp with joy at THE SPIKES pulsating platter! We spin a whole boatload of Elvis Presley retro-classics and sprinkle in unforgettable covers & tributes from modern day rockers -at no extra charge! Lip-quivering action that is bound to shake you up on DJ Del Villarreal's "Go Kat, GO! The Rock-A-Billy Show!" -good to the last bop!™

Original Air Date: November 9, 2020Honor your anger. Honor your pain.CYRO's words resonated deeply with me – like a bell used to awaken your spirit.This isn't just an interview.It's an awakening. It's a residence. It's a healing.I am so grateful that CYRO took the time to sit down and share their passionate and powerful wisdom with all of us.Leah Kirby, also known as CYRO, creates theatre that incites change and incorporates non-western techniques in order to explore social, economic, and political issues through a non-traditional format. They are an activist, theatre maker, actor, writer, and drag thing named CYRO. CYRO is a Queer, Non-Binary, DRAG THING! They bring strength, beauty and awareness to the stage with acts like 'Run Rabbit', exploring the struggles of gang induction and violence within black communities, and 'I am not your', a piece that delves into black masculinity within a non-binary body and shows the beauty it can exude by stripping back the facade. They use spoken word, movement, composition, Lip-syncing, and storytelling within their work to incite change through artistic calls to action.I am telling you: this interview is everything you have been looking for in a THE Celebration episode.Do yourself a favor. Hit play.You can learn more about Cyro through their website http://leahkirby.mystrikingly.com/, or you can follow them on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cyrodragthing/.tomearl.me/cy

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Christophe Hondelatte raconte l'année 1973 en puisant dans les archives d'Europe 1. Cette année-là… le combat des ouvrières de LIP, la naissance d'un super flic, le commissaire Broussard, une femme fait le tour du monde à moto et une autre bat un homme au tennis !