Podcast appearances and mentions of mike vallas

Kein Standard FmB! :) Zusammen erreichen die beiden Millionen von Menschen und unterhalten mit ihren Videos & Storys. Wir plaudern mal drauf los und sprechen über Social Media als Job, wie man Follower aufbaut und ob Hannah eigentlich schon mal mit aditotoro geschmust hat :D Außerdem machen wir Mike Vallas ein unschlagbares Angebot... Nimmt er an? Schaut mal bei Ihnen vorbei: Instagram @hannahtulnik & @mikevallas Youtube Mike Vallas & Tulnik

Sänger und Influencer mit 1,4 Millionen! Followern auf tik tok und 236 Tsd. Auf Instagram. Innerhalb von einem Jahr hat der angehende Mediziner unglaublich viele Fans aufgebaut und liefert kreativen aber auch tollen musikalischen Content. Er ist bei Universal unter Vertrag und schreibt aktuell an vielen neuen Songs. Ein sympathischer junger Kerl, wir werden noch viel von ihm hören! Ihr jetzt auch? Amazon Prime Video Comedy Show LOL – last one laughing http://www.amazon.de/primevideo Jetzt Link klicken, und die 10€ freiwette sichern auf Casumo.com --> https://bit.ly/3dKlzAv

Michael Raab alias Mike Vallas hat 1,4 Millionen Follower auf der SocialMediaPlattform TikTok. Hier postet der 25-jährige Medizinstudent aus dem Bezirk Rohrbach kurze Videos. Das erfolgreichste wurde 15 Millionen Mal angeklickt. Nun startet Michael Raab auch als Musiker durch, mit seinem Song "The Other Side". Im Life Radio Podcast erzählt Michael Raab, wie seine Videos entstehen und auch von den Schattenseiten des SocialMedia-Ruhms.

Ich hab mich wieder auf dem Podcast-Bänkchen mit jemanden getroffen: Mike Vallas ist zu Gast. Wir quatschen über seine neue Single TRAIN und wie es weitergeht. Und er plaudert auch aus, wie sein erster Kuss war. Hör gleich rein :)

Diese Woche bei uns zu Gast: Chart-Stürmer, Songwriter und TikTok Superstar Mike Vallas. Topics: Mike ist Popstar und Doktor!

Episode 068 - Winning the Battle for Self-Control We've talked no more zero days. We've talked setting goals. Now we talk how to win the battle for self-control, and how to make sure you reach the goals you've set for yourself. Also, Jake got a speedo. Check us out on Facebook! Song of the Week tracks Danny Don't You Know by Ninja Sex Party https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT8cX2-_7pQ Monster by Dodie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPBBZyAlu7c Credits Intro The News by DJ Quads https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJW8F3Ii2bs Easy Listening Track Left My Heart In Pain by Mike Vallas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiK6LkKsqpo Find out more on the The Jake & Joe Show website.

Back in the saddle for episode 11 of Radd's Basement! I took a break over the past few weeks, because my video game repro shop was looking like a ghost town. So if you take a look over there, a lot of titles are back for sale and more are on the way over the next couple weeks! . I've enjoyed a number of television shows over the years, but there's a few in particular that are very near and dear to my heart. One of those is Mystery Science Theater 3000. There's never been another like it, and for sheer comedy value it can't be beat. More laughs per hour (or two hours) than any show you'll ever see. A simple premise, a mad scientist forces some poor dope to watch bad movies. Said dope survives the ordeal by heckling the movies with the help of two robots. Simple right? The charming low-budget look and loveable characters made this one a cult hit in nerd circles, and it ran for 10 years, first on Comedy Central, then moving to Syfy. More recently, the original creator, Joel Hodgson brought it to Kickstater for a revival and achieved success beyond wildest expectations. The result is Mystery Science Theater 3000 is back, with new episodes currently airing on Netflix. So today I get together with some of the biggest MST3K fans I know of, and we talk about this wonderful series, it's history, and the current series.I'm joined by returning guests Mike Vallas & Danyon Carpenter, and the three of us are joined by a new voice, former EGM editor and co-founder of Gaming FM with Danyon and me, Mark (Duckhead) Sarnecki! We talk MST3K, I argue with them about the correct pronunciation of the word "gif", and then the conversation degenerates into old EGM stories as it inevitably does whenever we get together. Sit back, shut up, and enjoy! Also Like on Facebook, and Follow on Twitter.   

Radd here. For those who listen to every episode of my podcast, you may remember episode #7 where I talked to my buddy Koop about Star Wars. Then, in episode #8, I spoke to Mike Vallas about Nintendo Switch. In both episodes, we'd mentioned how we should all get together sometime and talk about Doctor Who. So I figured why not just stop talking about it, and TALK ABOUT IT!So here it is, finally one of the promised themed episodes of nerdery, where I sit down with my pals Mike Vallas and Koop and figure out why we love this weird British science fiction series.I will assume whether or not you've watched Doctor Who, that you've at least heard of it in some capacity. It has a longer history than any TV series out there, it just celebrated its 50th anniversary and pre-dates even Star Trek! The original Doctor Who aired from 1963 to 1989, and the current series picked up in 2005, continuing right where the old left off, and recognizes all of its previous history. The show stars a character called the Doctor. A non-Earthling who flies around in a time machine/spaceship which happens to be stuck in the form of a British Police Box. The series is able to achieve unprecedented levels of longevity due to a clever bit of writing that shows when the Doctor becomes old or is killed, his body can regenerate itself. When this happens, the Doctor is a completely new person with all of the same memories, experiences and ideals. A new actor steps into the role, and the story continues!I was never into the original series, so I let Koop and Vallas have the first hour, explaining to me why they loved it so much. The second hour, we all mutually dive into the new series, which I'm very familiar with. There are things we love, things we don't, so we discuss. If you're not familiar with the show, you may be a little lost as we assume a prior knowledge of the show on some level. But WHO knows, you may actually want to give the show a look after hearing our thoughts on it. Either way, I hope you enjoy!To any new listeners who may have dropped in to hear a #doctorwho discussion, welcome and thank you for visiting!   

Nintendo. They're my guys. Since I first played Super Mario Bros. at Martin Alessi's house in 1986, they've been my favorite and most played video game consoles, not to mention home to my favorite franchises. Mario, Zelda, Metroid, Punch-Out, plus a host of third party (mostly Konami) titles, like Castlevania, Contra, and Gradius have filled the last 30 years with so much warmth and joy! They've not only been my favorite, but the favorite of so many others, and they remained the kings of the home console for years to come.Then, they weren't anymore.So what happened? Where did it all go wrong, and where are we now? Well lets face it, sticking with Cartridges on the N64 was a mistake, and while they tried to course correct with the GameCube, it wasn't enough. So this would be the last time we'd see Nintendo release a standard console with standard controller inputs. from this point forward Nintendo "Switched" to gimmicks.Enter the Wii.With it's innovative motion controls, Nintendo seemed to have a hit on its hands. The Wii was something the world had never seen and it became a phenomenon!For a while.So where could Nintendo go from there? How could they top the success of the Wii? Why with more motion controls of course! Enter the Wii U. With it's confusing title, many thought it was an add on for the Wii rather than Nintendo's next big console. It sported a touch screen motion controller and seemed to be the next evolution of the Wii.Well, it failed.So Nintendo is ready to sweep the Wii U under the rug after five years, and with the recent passing of their Japanese CEO Satoru Iwata, is ready to unveil their latest and greatest system!They did. It was awkward.In the past, as has become tradition, game systems are unveiled at E3 in front a live audience, with much fanfare. Nintendo revealed their new system to the world on October 20th, 2016 with a three minute commercial. No fanfare, and no accompanying information. What you saw was all you were gonna see (or hear). Was I the only one who thought this was weird? It wouldn't be until three months later on January 13th, 2017 that we'd get any more information about the system that was rumored to release only three months from now! This time we were treated to a badly dubbed, hour long Japanese presentation that left us with so many questions! The foremost on my mind being, WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON WITH NINTENDO THESE DAYS!?In today's episode of Radd's Basement: Nerd Culture Podcast, I sit down with Mike Vallas and try to figure this all out. If you're not a big gamer, I encourage you to take in the two videos I mentioned in the previous paragraph. It's not required but it may help with context. Please "Switch" *snap* to the podcast now!   

Please enjoy Episode 2 of my nerdy podcast! This time I had the pleasure of sitting down with my dear pal Mike Vallas. If you listened to my previous podcast Gaming AM, you may remember him from Episode 11 & 12. A fellow nerd with many mutual interests, we also had the distinction of working together at Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine (where we met). So we discuss our mutual nerdery, favorite video games, but mostly relate what it was like to work at EGM in the golden years and beyond. We had a blast, and we're looking forward to doing it again soon! I hope you have as much fun as we did. Please visit on social media or comment here if you'd like to suggest a topic for next time, or just Like and Follow! See you in a couple weeks when I will feature another another nerd for you to meet and listen to an incomprehensible conversation with!  

Here we are again! Gaming AM returns with our longest episode EVAR! Clocking in at a MASSIVE 3 hours, I decided to leave this one together rather than split it into a third part. The reason? 'Cause Mike Friggin' Vallas that's why, and you deserve it all at once! We had an absolute blast with Vallas, and we can't thank him enough for taking the time to hang out with us in the multi-million dollar Gaming AM studio. We covered a wide range of subjects over the course of the night, and there's bound to be something in here for everyone! If you're a Mike Vallas fan and new to the podcast, we hope you enjoy what we have to offer.  Please enjoy, then Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Subscribe to our YouTube channel. Also please leave us feedback, positive or negative, let us know how we're doing! It means a lot! Without further delay...  The greatest podcast in the world, featuring Mike Vallas!  

The greatest podcast in the world just got even greatester! It's our first special guest, Mike Vallas! He's a former EGM editor with many stories to tell, so I'll shut my trap and let him get to it!  

On July 26, 2009, Andy Baran, former EGM/EGM/Expert Gamer editor passed away from pancreatic cancer. He was 35 years old. This episode of the podcast is filled with stories about working with and knowing Andy from CJ, Phil and Greg, as well as voicemails from other past colleagues. Thanks again to all who helped contribute to this episode: Terry Minnich, Ken Williams, Dan Hsu, Kraig Kujawa, Dan Leahy, Mark Hain, Jennifer Whitesides Gavigan, Crispin Boyer, Chris Baker, David Siller, Jeanne Kim Trais, James Mielke, Joe Funk, Mike Vallas and Tracy Baran.Andy Baran's 1UP blogBitmob: RIP EGM's Andy BaranVGEvo: R.I.P. Andy Baran of EGMThe Early Days of EGM Part 1The Early Days of EGM Part 2Kotaku: EGM Writer Passes AwayBitmob: In Memory of Andy Baran"Double Dragon" by The Minibosses