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The Mandys take a trip to Mandyland with a Smile, take a horror break, and ultimately end up hanging with Kathryn Hahn admiring her Tiny Beautiful Things.  (00:00) - Welcome to the Mandcave! (01:49) - Smile (06:38) - Mandyland (11:36) - Tiny Beautiful Things (39:22) - Support the Show: Become a Fandy! (41:58) - Games! (53:47) - Coming Attractions: Bad Dates

The Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Director SP Agent Haley and Agent Michelle discuss the Runaways season 3 episodes “Lord Of Lies” and “Rite OF Thunder.” The Agents debrief you on why Michelle was correct in her Alien Brother prediction, the Alien Prophesy actually comes to fruition without Karolina having to leave Earth, how Morgan Le Fay is like Emperor Palpatine, Gert’s amazing butterfly knife prowess, a review of the amazing Wiccan-Alien glowy smoky cloud sexy time, the guess of “Mandyland” where all the characters went off to after episode 4 (actually “Mandyville” after some research), how the production team is very complimentary with ensemble cast shows like Runaways, a review of the status of the PRIDE parents, why the Magician might have been named Quinton, the must have season Vaughn appearance, and Molly’s adorable going to sleep teaching moment with Xavin.   THIS TIME ON LEGENDS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.:   Runaways “Lord Of Lies” and “Rite Of Thunder” Weekly Marvel News   MARVEL’S RUNAWAYS “LORD OF LIES” AND “RITE OF THUNDER” [4:27]   Marvel’s Runaways “Lord Of Lies” and “Rite Of Thunder” was available on Hulu on December 13th, 2019.   Main Cast:   Rhenzy Feliz                                          Alex Wilder Lyrica Okano                                         Nico Minoru Virginia Gardner                                     Karolina Dean Ariela Barer                                           Gert Yorkes Gregg Sulkin                                          Chase Stein Allegra Acosta                                        Molly Hernandez Angel Parker                                          Catherine Wilder Ryan Sands                                           Geoffrey Wilder Annie Wersching                                    Leslie Dean Clarissa Thibeaux                                   Xavin Ever Carradine                                       Janet Stein James Marsters                                      Victor Stein Brigid Brannagh                                     Stacey Yorkes Kevin Weisman                                      Dale Yorkes Brittany Ishibashi                                   Tina Minoru James Yaegashi                                     Robert Minoru Ozioma Akagha                                      Tamar Cody Mayo                                            Vaughn Kathleen Quinlan                                    Susan Ellerh Elizabeth Hurley                                     Morgan le Fay   “Lord of Lies”    Directed By: Allison Liddi-Brown https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0509183/?ref_=tt_ov_dr 75 directing credits starting 1997 8x The Secret World of Alex Mack 1x Xena: Warrior Princess 1x Star Trek: Voyager 4x Ed 1x Monk 2x The 4400 2x Chuck 6x Friday Night Lights 5x Bones 6x Parenthood 9x Scandal 1x The Gifted 2x Runaways 8x Grey’s Anatomy   Written By: Kirk A. Moore https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4212091/?ref_=ttfc_fc_wr1 4 writing credits starting 2010 2x American Crime 2x 13 Reasons Why 1x Looking for Alaska 4x Runaways   “Rite of Thunder”   Directed By: Jeremy Webb https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2007278/?ref_=tt_ov_dr 33 directing credits starting 1997 4x Grange Hill 9x Casualty 3x True Dare Kiss 2x Doctor Who 15x Merlin 2x Silk 2x Downton Abbey 2x Atlantis 5x Masters of Sex 2x Elementary 1x Fear the Walking Dead 7x Turn: Washington’s Spies 1x Legion 3x Runaways 3x The Punisher 2x The Umbrella Academy 2x Altered Carbon     Written By: Russ Cochrane https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1492404/?ref_=ttfc_fc_wr1 13 writing credits starting 2000 7x Whistler 3x Flashpoint 4x Orphan Black 1x Cardinal 1x Frontier 2x Runaways   Based on the Marvel comics by Brian K. Vaughan and Adrian Alphona   NEWS [29:27]   TOP NEWS STORY OF THE WEEK   https://variety.com/2020/film/news/doctor-strange-in-the-multiverse-of-madness-director-scott-derrickson-drops-out-marvel-1203462569/   OUTRO [35:03]   Haley, Lauren, Michelle and Stargate Pioneer love to hear back from you about how you would rate the episode we just discussed, your top 5 Marvel character lists, your science of Marvel questions, who would you pick in an all-female Avenger team, or which Marvel male you would like to see shirtless. Call the voicemail line at 1-844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871.                    Join Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. next time as the hosts discuss the Hulu network show Runaways season three episodes “Enter the Dreamlan” and “Merry Meet Again.” You can listen in live when we record Sunday Afternoons at 6:15 PM Eastern time at Geeks.live (Also streamed live on Spreaker.com). Contact Info: Please see http://www.legendsofshield.com for all of our contact information or call our voicemail line at 1-844-THE-BUS1 or 844-843-2871   Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Is a Proud Member Of The GonnaGeek Network (gonnageek.com).   This podcast was recorded on Sunday January 12th, 2020.   Standby for your S.H.I.E.L.D. debriefing ---   Audio and Video Production by Stargate Pioneer of GonnaGeek.com.

It’s December. Christmas season is well among us. It’s a crazy time of year for many people. Not me. But for many others. Here in this rant I talk about my process of degifting my holidays, the terribleness of commercialized Christmas, the egocentrism of Christmas, the stress and money issues around Christmas, and where is religion in all of this? I end with some thoughts on Santa.

Me… ranting about gender, gender issues, gender reveal parties, gendered clothing, gender segregation, gender neutral, gender expansion, gendered opportunities, gendered washrooms… It didn’t start out as a rant. It was going to be an introduction to two other conversations about gender I’ve had specifically around gender-expansive parenting. But 17 minutes in, I realized it was a rant. Oops.One thing I should add, that I didn’t add during the audio is that despite hating segregation, I do think segregation is important when combining the genders is holding one or more of the genders back. For example, I have benefited seriously from opportunities in sport that were gender-segregated and allowed women to rise up to an athletic potential they otherwise might not have. This is happened in hockey and ultimate frisbee for me. That being said, the ideal as I see it, is equating the genders together, like, for example in mixed-gender division. I spent a lot of time playing women’s ultimate but my heart was always in mixed-gender where cis-men and cis-women are theoretically on an equal playing field. That doesn’t always happen in practice but it’s the best attempt I have seen in sport. The next necessary step, mind you, is to successfully incorporate transgender people into sports in a way that allows all people to both develop to their full potential. Single-gendered divisions and mixed-gender divisions imply a binary, whereas the “open division” technically means open to anyone who wants to play at the level of that team. That is wonderful. In theory.

Me ranting about accessibility issues and the university system. No, I’m not actually lacking compassion for people’s needs. What I’m annoyed with is why we aren’t individualizing education more. I have lots of issues with the university system and you can read about some of them in the MicroDegree Manifesto too.

Truth be told, Mandyland is not my main gig. I actually run a company on the side. ;) The Centre for Applied Neuroscience is where I do most of my work as a life coach, life coach trainer, and a neuroscience workshop leader in organizations. I founded the company in 2010 and now have 7-8 people working for me part-time. During this team meeting, we brainstormed our mission and corporate philosophy and present it to our clients, potential clients, and friends of Mandyland as part of our “openness” mandate.To read what we came up with based on that conversation head to our About Us page here: http://www.knowyourbrain.ca/about.

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Sarah JohnsonSat, Jan 19, 1:18 PM (2 days ago)to meIn this episode, originally sent as a voice memo to Mandy and Mike, Sarah recounts the immediate aftermath of being kept up overnight by side effects of one of her treatments. This was back in September 2018, before recording the first podcast we published with Sarah on Mandyland. But she wants to share this note as it captures feelings of vulnerability, frustration, confusion, and exasperation that arise in dealing with cancer treatment. It's happened a few times now that a new symptom pops up and spurs a chain of medical appointments, scans, and tests. Figuring out what is going both in her own experience in her body, and from the perspective of multiple doctors, has proven to be one of the most challenging types of cancer experience. At present, Sarah's happy to report the small probably benign lesion for which this episode is named has not grown or caused any significant problems since it showed up, and her brain remains entirely healthy and tumor-free.

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Sarah and I have been talking for a long time about her cancer but this conversation was planned as a way of starting her series of episodes for Mandyland. We had a bunch of ideas planned but realized early that it was hard to figure out where to start. So we started with why she has been hesitant to share this, despite her desire to. That got us talking about her career and the impact cancer has had on her career. From there we talk about where she is now and a brief introduction to her cancer. We end with how valuable it is to talk about stuff.

At the end of Season One, I put out a call to listeners to send in voice-memo reactions to anything from Season One. Sarah replied and is now a regular guest on Mandyland for Season two! This is her reply.

BackgroundI hadn’t met Terrence in person before this conversation but Jenn Chan (another regular guest on Mandyland) mentioned him when I was talking about death one day. She told me that Terrence has a brother with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and that his brother was considering Medical Assistant in Dying (MAID). I provoked Terrence with a little facebook comment about having him on my podcast and he took the bait. We chatted a few times on facebook just to organize timing and then here we get right into it about death and dying. It was such a pleasure to talk to him and I look forward to doing it again.Terrence is a huge advocate and consultant for accessibility and (I think) slowly becoming a Death and Dying Doula. He’s available to consult on ageing, accessibility, disability, death, and dying. You can find his info in the resources section below.ResourcesEnlightenment in Death with Mike: http://www.mandyland.ca/the-podcast/2018/3/30/discussing-death-with-mikeDying Well Collection (Death Cafe): http://www.dyingwellcollective.com/MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/medical-assistance-dying.htmlDeath Doulas Transforming How We Die in Canada: https://globalnews.ca/news/2754795/death-doulas-transforming-how-we-die-in-canada/Hospice Toronto: https://hospicetoronto.ca/End of Life Planning: https://elplanning.ca/About Terrence: https://enables.me/author/terrence-ho/ Contact Terrence if you or your organization want to talk about inclusion associated with accessibility: https://about.me/terrencehoTerrence’s Talk at Speaker Slam in Toronto: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgSc8ZutXPE Reflective QuestionsWhat’s your relationship with dying?Do you talk about death and dying?Do you to have more open conversations about it?What was your experience with death and dying growing up?How has your experience with death and dying growing up influenced your current relationship with it?

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This was recorded back in the summer of 2014, long before Mandyland was conceptualized. At the time, I thought I would have a podcast with mine and Mike’s conversations. You can tell it’s old because I refer to Jian Gomeshi as the host of the Q back before we knew what kind of asshole he was. Most of what we talk about is the career of ranting and my desire to have pursued that, had I known about it at the time.

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We’re up at the cottage driving back from town. We start talking about my podcast but that leads into talking about doing things just for doing them, without another agenda. This leads into a conversation about science and how basic science is just for the sake of curiosity and how there is value in that. Despite this deviation into science, the conversation actually relates to people doing what they love and seeing where it goes. This is a belief I have held for a long time and it is the foundation of my coaching practice and how I personally navigate through life. At one point Mike also suggests that “Mandyland” sounds like a self-centred circus event! After listening to this podcast after the fact, I have to defend my desire to use Mandyland as an umbrella term. I don’t think it’s self-centred in the negative way we think of it but I do think it is self-centred in the sense that it is centred on me and my thoughts. And I stand by Mandyland as my playground! The conversation ends when we arrive at the cottage!

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