Podcasts about Mad Gab

Charles and Link call Nana to check in on her. Charles tells a story about getting in trouble in grade school, and the two give advice to a new teacher. Plus, they play an adult version of Mad Gab called "Incohearent" in another edition of “This Segment Is...Snot Mike Up Puffed He”. C'mon and have a good time with us! "Incohearent" Game Phrases: BUD MAKE IT  SH HUH TOUGH UGH CUP  AISLE HIKE PEG BUS HIKE AN HOT DONE HIGH SHOOK HERD ADDIE To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Charles goes on a mission to find a late shag dancer's hall of fame star. Charles and Link watch (and judge) a new paint hack compilation. Plus, the two try to crack Mad Gab phrases together in another edition of “This Segment Is…Snot Mike Up Puffed He.” C'mon and have a good time with us! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mark introduces us to longtime friend and entrepreneur Gabrielle Melchionda of Mad Gab's! Learn how Gabrielle began her business selling lip balm and skincare products, created a culture that fostered life-long connections, and is now inspiring and teaching the next generation of entrepreneurs! Get in touch with Gabrielle at gab@madgabs.com! Affiliate Links: Unleashing the Power of Respect: The I-M Approach by Joseph Shrand, MD This episode is brought to you in part by SecuriTitle, a fractional paralegal service assisting with all things real estate in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

After a slightly-extended Summer break, Episode 40 of Oh, Deer... presented by Bo's Bar & Stage is back! (And with a full house for the first in months, as Dustin and Andrew finally decided to grace us with their presence again) We have two HUGE guests that we stumbled upon for this one, as we managed to trick former NHLers Colby Armstrong and Jarome Iginla into not only join us for a couple impromtu interviews during the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame Awards Gala in Red Deer... but also to play a quick round of Mad Gab (sorry... Gad Mab) with us, and the results are just as amazing as you'd expect. On top of that, we catch up on what everyone's been up to this summer, chat about everyone's biggest pet peeves, and wrap things up with a game of 'Things in a Box', which, thanks in large part to Co-Worker Erin, gets real off the rails.  Anyways, as always... enjoy! (Or don't, we're not the boss of you)

Being a mom is a kick you while you're down kind of industry and if it throws you into your ugly era, getting out just isn't free. On this episode of the Carpool podcast Kelly and Lizz share their recent relatable mom experiences and a review of the third annual Car Mom Auto Show.  The gals extend a huge thank you to everyone who made the drive and flew during the Microsoft outages. The third Auto Show was truly the best and Kelly and Lizz loved meeting their fans—from moms to young listeners. The VIP night vibes were on point, the extended hours were awesome, and Capital One's giant car seat was a hit.  Kelly deems the Belle of the Ball and most talked about car the BMW X7 or Kia Carnival. For the next show, Kelly will be hiring staff — a need she underestimated this time— and more carefully curating the kid's movie characters that attend. Kelly escaped her ugly era with a new lipstick duo from Ulta while Lizz feels like she needed a full montage movie makeover to get out of her funk for a few days.  If you're tired of playing a bad game of Mad Gab to find doctors that accept your insurance, check out Zocdoc. You'll never need to settle or struggle while looking for a doctor again. On Zocdoc, you can find and book tens of thousands of top tier doctors all with verified patient reviews. Search and compare highly rated in-network doctors near you and instantly book appointments with them online from the Zocdoc app. → Visit zocdoc.com/carpool and download the Zocdoc app for free.  A Mom of one driving a (paid for) 2018 Toyota Four Runner is feeling the pressure to drive a bigger car when her second kiddo arrives. Kelly re-shares her Mom-Car hot take: the car you have is the best mom car when you're just starting a family. Any car fits two kids and unless you have other unique needs you probably don't need to go car shopping yet.  In industry news, the new Honda Odyssey is incredibly underwhelming and Kelly is ready to see a hybrid option. Both gals are on the edge of their seats for the '25 Expedition. Kelly's sassy pasta is today's ditch the drive-through. Grab a little olive oil, Boursin cheese, and cream if you have it and treat the cheese like the 'butter' on your noodles. Kelly added sweet potatoes, peas, and rotisseries chicken to her dish and served plain (actually) buttered noodles with peas and meatballs on the side to her kiddos.  → To share your ditch the drive-through recipe with us, call (959) CAR-POOL and leave us a message! → Write in your advice questions! Send Kelly and Lizz an email to get your question featured on the show at hello@thecarmomofficial.com  Follow the Carpool Podcast on IG Follow the Carpool Podcast on YouTube Join The Car Mom Crew Facebook Group! Follow Kelly on IG Follow Lizz on IG Follow the Truck Dad on IG Visit thecarmomofficial.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The title says it all, folks.Super Familiar with The Wilsons  Find us on instagram at instagram.com/superfamiliarwitthewilsonsand on YoutubeContact us! familiarwilsons@gmail.com

Quit playing games with our heart!! We talk about where we have been on our hiatus. Our prayer requests involve some silly little animal stories. Suzie sees a suicidal squirrel every day and is concerned. Sarah enlightens us as to why churches have steeples. This episode we talk about our favorite games from our childhood. Connect 4, Operation, Mad Gab, Guess Who...you get it! Listen to hear us be stupid as usual.Bonus content: prank calls!

What are your thoughts on the cliche - “The universe is trying to talk to you?” Humans run a wide range in the coincidence through divine intervention spectrum. The Universe talking to you falls somewhere closer to the divine intervention side. Living the majority of my life as a Christian who relies on research to guide my decision making, I have been trained to respectfully listen to this entire spectrum of perspectives without rolling my eyes. So I appreciate the Biblical call to pray without ceasing, but I also appreciate the cause and effect nature of reality. I find that isolation is one of the many effects and causes of mental health struggles. I think part of that isolation is a desire to pause life, figure out how to stop having symptoms, and then play again once the struggle is over. During physical sickness, that pause for me is often grabbing a 2 liter of sprite, a few cans of chicken noodle soup, crackers, and some Tylenol, and hanging on the couch for a couple days to recover. After the temperature is normal and the fatigue lifts, I press play and am ready to get back to work. Society allows the time out and generally accepts that getting back to normal is a routine part of getting sick. We are expected to isolate and get well. There's even a growing use of the term “presenteeism” - which relates to the issues caused by working while sick and the negative impacts it can have on getting others sick. Since the pandemic, presenteeism is being addressed by encouraging more self care before getting back to work. Mental health struggles don't often work the same way. Symptoms don't reliably go away in 48 hours - sometimes they may hang round for 48 days or 48 months. During a recent struggle with feelings of isolation, I went to a mental health support group called Faithful Friends. We ate together and decided to play a game called Mad Gab. The game focuses on trying to unscramble three lines of words that sound like nonsense, but can be phonetically aligned into a common saying. For example, try to figure this one out: Key Pure Rye Sonnet I will say again, a little faster: Key Pure Rye Sonnet The answer is: Keep your eyes on it. At the Faithful Friends meeting, this was one of the Mad Gabs: Yule Nut Bar Hawk Howl Own Did you figure it out? Here it is again: Yule Nut Bar Hawk Howl Own The answer to this one is: You'll never walk alone. The 8 of us in the room played the game for a joyous 2 hours. One of my friends in attendance said he couldn't remember the last time he smiled that much. He is a music aficionado. He related the “You'll Never Walk Alone” gab to a song by the same name from the 1940s. As he talked, it occurred to me that lyrics from the song are passionately chanted at Liverpool's Premier League Soccer matches. We listened to the Liverpool crowd singalong that is included in the Pink Floyd song called “Fearless.” We then read the lyrics from the original Rodgers and Hammerstein 1945 musical Carousel. The chorus is: Walk on, Walk on With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone The conversations that percolated around this song were very fortifying.. The next evening, I began reading The Antropocene Reviewed, a book by John Green. The first chapter is titled “You'll Never Walk Alone.” Ha! I instantly sent a message to my music aficionado friend. He and I may share mental health diagnoses that bring feelings of isolation at times, but we also know the joy of rediscovering how connected we really are. Physical recovery and mental health recovery are very different. In one, we are expected to isolate. In the other, we need to be encouraged to join a community of acceptance. We may not think that the universe ever talks to us, but we need to know that there are plenty of others who will. Synchronicity “You'll Never Walk Alone” song Appears twice this week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkgaMFjo_lIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV5_LQArLa0

What are your thoughts on the cliche - “The universe is trying to talk to you?” Humans run a wide range in the coincidence through divine intervention spectrum. The Universe talking to you falls somewhere closer to the divine intervention side. Living the majority of my life as a Christian who relies on research to guide my decision making, I have been trained to respectfully listen to this entire spectrum of perspectives without rolling my eyes. So I appreciate the Biblical call to pray without ceasing, but I also appreciate the cause and effect nature of reality. I find that isolation is one of the many effects and causes of mental health struggles. I think part of that isolation is a desire to pause life, figure out how to stop having symptoms, and then play again once the struggle is over. During physical sickness, that pause for me is often grabbing a 2 liter of sprite, a few cans of chicken noodle soup, crackers, and some Tylenol, and hanging on the couch for a couple days to recover. After the temperature is normal and the fatigue lifts, I press play and am ready to get back to work. Society allows the time out and generally accepts that getting back to normal is a routine part of getting sick. We are expected to isolate and get well. There's even a growing use of the term “presenteeism” - which relates to the issues caused by working while sick and the negative impacts it can have on getting others sick. Since the pandemic, presenteeism is being addressed by encouraging more self care before getting back to work. Mental health struggles don't often work the same way. Symptoms don't reliably go away in 48 hours - sometimes they may hang round for 48 days or 48 months. During a recent struggle with feelings of isolation, I went to a mental health support group called Faithful Friends. We ate together and decided to play a game called Mad Gab. The game focuses on trying to unscramble three lines of words that sound like nonsense, but can be phonetically aligned into a common saying. For example, try to figure this one out: Key Pure Rye Sonnet I will say again, a little faster: Key Pure Rye Sonnet The answer is: Keep your eyes on it. At the Faithful Friends meeting, this was one of the Mad Gabs: Yule Nut Bar Hawk Howl Own Did you figure it out? Here it is again: Yule Nut Bar Hawk Howl Own The answer to this one is: You'll never walk alone. The 8 of us in the room played the game for a joyous 2 hours. One of my friends in attendance said he couldn't remember the last time he smiled that much. He is a music aficionado. He related the “You'll Never Walk Alone” gab to a song by the same name from the 1940s. As he talked, it occurred to me that lyrics from the song are passionately chanted at Liverpool's Premier League Soccer matches. We listened to the Liverpool crowd singalong that is included in the Pink Floyd song called “Fearless.” We then read the lyrics from the original Rodgers and Hammerstein 1945 musical Carousel. The chorus is: Walk on, Walk on With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone The conversations that percolated around this song were very fortifying.. The next evening, I began reading The Antropocene Reviewed, a book by John Green. The first chapter is titled “You'll Never Walk Alone.” Ha! I instantly sent a message to my music aficionado friend. He and I may share mental health diagnoses that bring feelings of isolation at times, but we also know the joy of rediscovering how connected we really are. Physical recovery and mental health recovery are very different. In one, we are expected to isolate. In the other, we need to be encouraged to join a community of acceptance. We may not think that the universe ever talks to us, but we need to know that there are plenty of others who will. Synchronicity “You'll Never Walk Alone” song Appears twice this week https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkgaMFjo_lIhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV5_LQArLa0

Hey there, Gamers, and welcome to Episode 97 of The Gamecasters! In this episode we talk all about a LOT of new, interesting games. Natalie and Ryan have very different opinions on one of them. We talk all about the cost of games in this episode's Nook discussion, play a board game version of Mad Gab on the show, and end with our Top 5 Games that play great AWAY from the gaming table. Lots of stuff in this episode, so I'll let you get to it! -The Gamecasters

Every now and again Dash and Ali will throw it back and play some classic games. This week we play MAD GAB by Mattel Games (You may have heard of them). A frustratingly fun game that's been around for a while and deserved a comeback. Ali and Dash play games while you listen. But it's not really about the games, it's about the journey and the friendships we make along the way. Don't forget to rate, like, and subscribe (not necessarily in that order). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playdatecircus/support

Welcome to Episode 32 of Funny In Theory, a podcast from the St. Paul Saints that goes behind the scenes of the St. Paul Saints Entertainment Team with Entertainment Director, Joshua Will, and Vice President, Brand Marketing and Experience, Sierra Bailey.In Episode 32, Josh and Sierra swap some stories about horrifying world records and they debate how many people they can fit in one pair of underpants. They attempt to play Mad Gab, discuss the tv shows they're watching (and avoiding) right now, and their March Madness brackets. Sierra shares her memorable moment from last season involving her phone, a downpour, and a gator. They end the episode with a throwback to Josh Will Did It by Dawn Under. Belle of the Ballpark, and Brian Kelly.Make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode. Rate us, and follow us on social media @funnnyintheory. Yes, that's three n's in funny because the regular spelling wasn't available and we didn't want to use underscores.Produced by Joey SkareIntro/Outro Song:"House of Fun"Written and performed by Nicholas David & Andrew CrowleyMastering by Terry Manning

For today's episode we've decided to take a break from the usual banter and reconnect with our high school selves by having a little game night*! Come listen to us struggle through lightening rounds of Mad Gab, Taboo, 5 Second Rule, and Word Association in this physically and emotionally tense example of forced family fun. And don't forget to use our codes, #danifest #franxious to get .23% off of... A Life? *Game night = 4pm on a Saturday, because, parents.

It's like Mad Gab, but we stretched the rules a little...

What does it take to create a game and launch it from the ground up? How do you prepare concepts to pitch to major retailers like Target and Wal Mart? Tim Walsh shares his uncensored advice on how to successfully navigate the challenges of creating games and toys in the play industry. About Tim Walsh TIM WALSH is a professional speaker, author, game designer and filmmaker. As a play advocate, Tim is out to prove play is a means through which we find our passion,pique curiosity, encourage problem-solving, spark creativity and promote intrinsic motivation. A 30-year veteran of the toy industry, Tim's designs and codesigns of games have sold over 7 million copies in 13 countries and include the games TriBond, Blurt, Mad Gab, Feed Fuzzy, Bull's Eye and many others. Tim's latest game, MEGA MOUTH: The Game of Reading Lips from Big G Creative is now for sale exclusively in Target stores nationally.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thevariabledesign)

In this episode of the Synced Up Filmcast Mike and Tim discuss Loki reviews and Loki Charms. As well as Teasers of the next Batman movie, Borderlands, and Thor Love and Thunder In the back part of the show they talk about Finishing the marvel recap, iCarly, Bo Burnham's Inside, The Way, Super 8, and Cruella! Stick around for a game of Mad Gab as well! Support the team! We appreciate all your contributions! - patreon.com/syncedup Write in to synceduppod@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or concerns you have about the show. Subscribe if you want to stay up to date on our weekly uploads! Find us on podcast streaming services everywhere! Follow us on Twitter @synceduppod @timothydorrough and @thecoastisclerc. New episodes every Tuesday @ 7 AM Central.

It’s that time of year again, time for a “very special episode” of the Life In General Podcast. It’s the 3rd annual NYE trivia game on LIG! This year we are joined by Mandy and Jack to play Smart A** and Mad Gab. We always have fun playing these types of trivia games (it took a little convincing to get Jack on), and our annual NYE episodes are something we look forward to every year. Music provided by DJ F.A.M.E. and bensound.com. (original release date 1/5/2020)

In Episode 4(20) of Your Weekly High, I'm joined with Florence Friebe(Joy Fuck Club @ The Squirrel Theatre, Friend of Friend @ The Armory), Scott Lamica(Breakfast Boys, Matt Rain Live! @ The Squirrel Theatre), and Maddie Smith(Give Baby a Knife @ BoogieManja, The Hump Podcast, and Mad Gab) and we touch on a lot of topics such as the time I nearly burned down my house, exactly what is "Pop Culture", cartoons lying to us as kids, we find out that Scott Lamica is amazing at baseball, we talk about the Seinfeld/Sinfeld horror video game, and many many more!

In this episode we take a shot at some random games from trivia to Mad Gab, enjoy the chaos! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Savy and Matt talk about the week's upcoming holidays, discuss Online Learning, and play Mad Gab. Follow Savy on YouTube: Smart Savy Follow Matt on Twitter: @MattMesserman & on the Knights of the Rolled Table (@rolledtable) podcast.

[0:47] A Netflix recommendation [2:10] Cleaning out the Netflix queue [2:56] Netflix missing features [3:47] More Netflix (and Hulu) recommendations [4:24] No more streaming platforms, please [5:20] Numerous song and band recommendations [10:31] Songs we remember, yet somehow can't remember [12:41] Game of Mad Gab! What the hell are we saying? [19:00] Free advice Played in the Episode The card game Mad Gab Co-Hosts – Heather Faye & Ryan Roy Music, sounds, editing, logo, etc. – Heather Faye Email us at thepoliticsfreepodcast@outlook.com thepoliticsfreepodcast.com

Need something light and fun for the end of the year? Tune into Episode 10 of the Farm.One podcast where Rob, Michael, and Ina play a game of trivia and Mad Gab for the final episode in 2020.  Everyone takes turns asking each other trivia questions about food and the vertical farming industry. Test your knowledge and play along with us! We ended the episode with a good laugh playing Mad Gab food edition and an end of the year message from the team.  Thank you to everyone who's tuned into our podcast and supported our farm this year! We're thankful for your support and we're excited to continue growing in the new year.  Read more about some of the facts shared on today's trivia below:  https://www.agupdate.com/agriview/news/business/vertical-farming-attracts-investment/article_22f2008f-1e6c-50e5-8108-5c92002969e1.html (Vertical farming attracts investment, Agri-View) https://www.mashed.com/219606/the-real-reason-cheese-is-the-most-stolen-food-in-the-world/ (The real reason cheese is the most stolen crop of the world) https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/100615/4-countries-produce-most-food.asp (4 Countries That Produce the Most Food) https://www.rts.com/resources/guides/food-waste-america/#:~:text=Here's%20some%20%E2%80%9Cfood%E2%80%9D%20for%20thought,tons%20of%20food%20every%20year.&text=That's%2080%20billion%20pounds%20of,of%20the%20US%20food%20supply (Food Waste in America in 2020) We're building a new farm! For more information about joining as a Founding Member: http://farm.one  Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/farm.one

Join Direktor Awesome and Mrs. Awesome as they have a little bit of Christmas fun.  They play games such as Mad Gab, Taboo and Mad Libs in this cheery holiday edition. FOR ADDITIONAL CONTENT Links, photos, interviews and information that compliments our podcast episodes Check out our WebsiteCheck out our Featured Podcast GuestsCheck out our Podcast Blog Subscribe and Share  

BMCC played Mad Gab this morning to reveal some huge news from Chris  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We thought it was time to bring back the fun and games in this episode, so we have a mini Mad Gab competition. The bookends of episode are as follows: we start off with some stories about how this week has seemed to be a little odd for us all, and we end with a cool video of an old man showing his affection. Enjoy! Head over to our Patreon (patreon.com/viceoflife) if you'd like even more content from us.  Or you can reach the show on Twitter and Instagram at @ViceofLifePod, and via e-mail at ViceofLifePodcast@gmail.com.  Finally, be sure to leave a review and enjoy!

On today's show, Lauren describes what her first mommy playdate was like, also we play Mad Gab, Is there a Dr. Pepper Shortage? And Brett crosses the line on a new Make Up or Break Up!

Payton returns to the podcast to take on Patrick and Dax in our own version of "Family Game Night". We play Word Association, Mad Gab and Family Feud! Whats at stake you ask? Listen to this weeks episode to find out the loser's punishment!

We've reached our golden milestone: episode 50! An enormous thank you to all of you for listening and sharing the podcast and supporting us.  Joint guessy boys David 'Young Buck' Martinez and Michael 'The Machine' Foster report in to Obscurist Margaret Hanzlick-Burton! In this episode, we're deep in the Fauci Times as we learn about Chris Evans' sung lasses and bison take control of the podcast. Grandma Warren demands some grilled cheese as we wonder about unnecessary bathroom breaks. David tosses tuna and would like to be strong now please. Foster tries to flag down the maitre d' and get his giggles from triggered mouse traps. Margaret plays Mad Gab and reinvents the AO bleep. Enjoy. #MurderVersion https://gimletmedia.com/shows/scaredy-cats/rnh4l7n/2-a-nightmare-on-elm-street (Reveal) https://www.audioobscurapod.com/listen (Subscribe) on your pod-catcher of choice so you never miss an episode! Leave us a review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/audio-obscura/id1449162828 (Apple Podcasts) and let us know what you think, it really helps us out. Social Media: - https://facebook.com/audioobscurapod (Facebook) - https://instagram.com/audioobscurapod (Instagram) - https://twitter.com/audioobscurapod (Twitter) If you have any feedback or your own suggestion of a unique piece of audio that you'd like to see included in a future episode, drop us a line at audioobscurapodcast@gmail.com.

Board games and card games can be such a great way to have some frugal fun! Best of all, once you've invested in a game, you can play it over and over and over again -- without ever spending another dime! In this week's episode of the podcast, Jesse and I share our family's top five favorite games. We had a very hard time narrowing the list down to just five, but we did it (well, we did mention a few other favorites at the end, because we just couldn't help ourselves!) The games we picked are ones we have played again and again and again. They are great for group games and most can be played with 4-6+ people. In this episode, we also talk about Jesse's 23&Me DNA test results (and why I don't want to take the test!), a book recommendation from a reader, a video that had me smiling, and how Jesse is getting free coffee every day. In This Episode:  [00:33] Who’s ready to chat about our favorite games? [01:15] Panera's coffee is once again saving Jesse’s life. Listen in to find out how to get it FREE all summer! [04:00] He also got his 23andMe results back and they were, um, interesting. [07:35] What’s saving my life? Another YouTube video! [09:20] Schindler’s List is also a book and it was recommended to us by one of our amazing listeners.  [13:08] Who's ready to talk about games? [13:39] First up, Dutch Blitz, the card game -- probably at the top of our list. [15:07] Next is Double Ditto, a game my parents introduced us to. [16:14] Another one is Ticket to Ride... which is Jesse and the kids' favorite. [18:36] I love Mad Gab -- especially when played with a group. [20:15] Last but certainly not least is Phase 10, a game we played a lot in our early marriage. [22:06] A few more games that didn't make our top 5 list. [26:34] What are your favorite games? Links and Resources: FREE Panera Bread Coffee Subscription 23andMe: DNA Genetic Testing Ancestry DNA 5-Year-Old's Cooking Show Video (a must-watch!) Bread Machine Cinnamon Rolls Schindler’s List by Thomas Keneally Dutch Blitz How to Play Dutch Blitz Double Ditto How to Play Double Ditto Ticket to Ride  How to Play Ticket to Ride Mad Gab How to Play Mad Gab Phase 10 How to Play Phase 10 Other games: Monopoly, Catch Phrase (note: sometimes some of the suggested phrases are not family-friendly), UNO, and Really Bad Art MoneySavingMom.com YourBloggingMentor.com My Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com  

What does a funny board game have to do with appraising right now? Dustin reminds us to slow down, take your time, focus, and check your work.

Brandy and Andrea go head-to-head in a game of Mad Gab. Play along! Subscribe in iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox, Google Podcasts and Anchor FM. Follow us on: Instagram - sarcasticinsuburbiapod Facebook- Sarcastic in Suburbia Podcast YouTube- Sarcastic in Suburbia Podcast

Louisville receives a notice of allegations (3:11-14:12) Olivier Sarr transfers to Kentucky (14:13-25:19) Who was the best NCAA basketball team to never win a national championship? (25:20-45:48) We play "Mad Gab" – total nonsense (45:59-1:15:22)   Follow us on all platforms by clicking the links below! Twitter: @viewsft502 Instagram: @viewsft502 Facebook: Views From The 502 YouTube: Views From The 502 iTunes: Views From The 502 Spotify: Views From The 502 Google Play: Views From The 502   For more sports, news, & nonsense - go to viewsfromthe502.com

It's the final episode of season one! We want to thank all of you for the support and we'd like to punch COVID-19 for interrupting our podcast flow. Listen to Brittany and Mandie chat and play a little game of mad gab. Things get silly. We'll see you on Mother's Day... PEACE OUT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we revisit the game, Mad Gab! Beforehand, we talk about things like Supreme brand oreos, The coronavirus/election taking over social media, and Dr. Phil joining Tik Tok!

We’re playing the game, Mad Gab! Laugh with us on iTunes, Spotify, and Soundcloud. Mini Nuggets: Stupid Love by Lady Gaga, Magnum Bullets by Night Runner (feat. Dan Avidan), Lego Masters (Hulu), and The Hiplet Ballerinas. The Time Stamps: 1:22 Mini Nuggets 11:07 Avatar: Book One Thanks to Home for the use of their music If I’m Wrong. Our social media handles on Instagram are @renateravenclaw and @l8enji. Follow us on Twitter @nerdynuggets, on Instagram @nerdynuggetspodcast, and on Facebook @nerdynuggetspodcast. Send us any questions you may have to nerdnuggetspodcast@gmail.com.

It’s that time of year again, time for a “very special episode” of the Life In General Podcast. It’s the 3rd annual NYE trivia game on LIG! This year we are joined by Mandy and Jack to play Smart A** and Mad Gab. We always have fun playing these types of trivia games (it took a little convincing to get Jack on), and our annual NYE episodes are something we look forward to every year. Music provided by DJ F.A.M.E. and bensound.com.

It’s December! ❄️ Join us for tips of the week, what NOT to do, and a ridiculous round of Mad Gab. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook → @wehavelivespod Follow your hosts Heather Grace Hancock @mrs_graceface and Alicia Gaynor @itsaliciagaynor Questions, comments, funny stories that'll make us laugh → wehavelivespod@gmail.com #wehavelivespod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wehavelivespod/message

Hear us talk everything about Disney+! Is it worth it? What are we looking to watch? Hear us talk everything about that. We also have a guest this week, or friend Chris Grover stops by briefly and gives us his opinion on Disney+. We also play Mad Gab and it's quite the experience. This week we also start putting our top 5 songs into Spotify playlists. See links below! Follow us on instagram @offtheworldpodcast, Adrienne: @itsonlyadrienne, https://spoti.fi/2qqQ3Dd Tanya: @tmacias2014, https://spoti.fi/2KIUJLv --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we discuss the upcoming holidays, people trying to ban crazy things, etc. And to wrap it all up, we play a quick round of Mad Gab! (because we don't have enough trouble speaking on the show as it is).

It's another family game night and things get straight-up stupid - in a good way! Jeremy, Amy and Fiona play three Disney themed family game including a form of Mad Gab that goes hilariously off the rails. All of this and more! For fans of: Disney World, Mad Gab, Family Games, Taboo, Charades

Tri-Bond, Piggy Pile Up, Balancing Bees, Mad Gab, Blurrt - My honored guest this week has been involved in the development of hundreds of games selling over 7 million copies in over 15 countries!  A game guy to his core, Tim Walsh is also the co-producer of the documentary Operation: Operation which uncovers the story of Operation inventor John Spinello. He partnered with Reyn Guyer to write Right Brain Red: 7 Ideas for Creative Success and authored Timeless Toys which chronicles the experiences of over 70 toy inventors and their inventions.   Join us today as I ask him about his early experiences launching Tri-Bond. We discuss his passion and efforts in promoting the toy inventor community. Tim contrasts his experiences in toys and publishing. We talk about how great toys typically break a rule and we share stories of how successful toy and game ideas can come from anywhere.   www.getta1games.com   Join us for this fun and insightful conversation!  

From monkeys to Mad Gabs, the kitchen to QVC—building a life with lip balm. Episode 16 From monkeys (yes!) and a failed math class to selling to retailers like Wegmans and Whole Foods Market, Gabrielle has grown up with her Mad Gabs business. How did she do it? One lip balm at a time and more. From her start selling out of the back of her car, listen in to hear the valuable lessons she’s learned along the way. A little about Mad Gabs Gabrielle Melchionda began making lip balm while studying anthropology at Umass Amherst in 1991 searching unsuccessfully for a lip balm that wasn’t greasy or waxy but was made with natural ingredients.  She created her own formula using beeswax from her neighbor and gave to friends and family who couldn’t get enough. They convinced her to start selling in stores locally and Mad Gab’s was born. What began as a kitchen-based hobby became a small business and ultimately Gabrielle’s life work. Mad Gab’s celebrated 28 years in business in 2018—and currently works with retailers around the US like LL Bean, Wegmans, Cracker Barrel, Whole Foods Market and countless amazing independent stores.  Mad Gab’s products have appeared on QVC, and in a variety of magazines including Vogue, Elle, Seventeen and Business Week. When not playing Maestra of Mad Gab’s, Gabrielle enjoys life with her two sons, Silas and Jasper, traveling, writing, cooking and working with startup companies and budding entrepreneurs. To learn more about Gabrielle and her company,  you can visit gab@madgabs.com (mailto:gab@madgabs.com) . You can also learn more about how she’s working to empower girls at her GabsGirls program (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZbuSbZ_Kqk&t=2s) . Thoughts from Gabrielle If we can take something and give it different identities and put those products into different markets. How beautiful is that? Pro tip: pick an airline, pick a hotel and pick a car for your brands and stick with them. The loyalty pays off. Even if you’re not traveling a ton. It does make a difference. We should all seek counsel on a regular basis. Gabrielle’s Consulting Gabrielle is currently providing consulting support. “I’m a great fit for small business owners and startups who want counsel on the following:  strategizing, sales, marketing, packaging, copy-writing-editing, trade shows selection and booth design, art direction, sales reps, goal setting, work-life balance support, and general coaching. What I do tends to blur the lines between a sounding board, a coach, and a bit of emotional support. I’m all about free resources, too and often work in conjunction with folks also in touch with SCORE, SBDC, CEI, etc.” Email her for more info! (http://artisanswhowholesale.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/one-page-info-card-size.jpg) Recommended Resources SCORE (https://www.scoremaine.org/us/) – free volunteer mentors SBDC (https://americassbdc.org/) – free business support New Ventures (https://newventuresmaine.org/) – business support Startup Maine, (https://www.startupmaine.org/) Portland, Maine 3 day conference Greenlight Maine (https://greenlightmaine.com/) – business competition show Quotable “One of the most powerful things in small business is the pause. Whenever you don’t think you have time to stop is when you need to stop the most.” “Your body doesn’t just belong to you. It belongs to those who love you.” “We become part of people’s lives. And the relationships that we have with our retailers, our reps, our consumers, our employees or former employees… and without them, we aren’t anything in our lives or as a business.

Gab is grilled.

Drink, Drank, Drunk! This episode of On the Tongue is all about drinking. Find out the most alcoholic drinks, why doctors will pump 15 cans of beer into you and we finish off the show with a few rounds of Mad Gab.

Gabrielle Melchionda is a hapless entrepreneur who fell into business while working with monkeys and studying anthropology. She began making lip balm when she was 19, selling it out of her car and launching her life’s work and the company Mad Gab’s. A lifelong writer and dinner-party story teller, Gabrielle is a mother to two sons and has lived in and around Portland, Maine for over 20 years.

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Why would a pastor change his life mission statement after thinking through women in leadership? Kevin shares why on this episode of women in leadership in the church context. Kevin has been pastoring for 16 years and has learned, grown, and shifted his view on women in leadership over the past two decades. On this episode, he shares about creating a culture for women to lead, his thoughts on female pastors, and the women he respects in leadership. He asks some great questions at the end for us all to think through and a game of Mad Gab to start us off? Yes please! Enjoy The Big Top this week!

The boys talk about bad radio stations, and play a game. Then they talk about ports and Tony's love for soccer.

This week join Ryan as he talks with enthusiasm about word games! Nathan and Brent are also present. We discuss a few different categories of word games. Spelling Games: Scrabble, Boggle, Pick Two, Paperback, Hardback, Word Domination, Boggle Bowl Guess the Word: Code Names, Word Slam, Werewords, Insider, Codenames, The Chamelon, Mad Gab, Taboo Matching Words: Apples to Apples, Cards Against Humanity

Mad Gab, getting raw with Uno, Mastermind, Dilettante Ball Game Night, Chris Gaines, The Klumps