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Gary Cardone shares his story and discusses the importance of finding the right platform and being a critical player on the team. He emphasizes the value of being a giver and helping others without expecting anything in return. Gary also talks about the need for more heroes in the world and the battle between heroism and villainy. He expresses his gratitude for technology and Bitcoin, highlighting the value they bring in terms of speed, efficiency, and security. In this conversation, Gary Cardone discusses his experience with Bitcoin and the importance of understanding it before forming an opinion. He emphasizes the need to question traditional financial systems and create a new approach to money. Cardone also shares his thoughts on the future of Western civilization and the role of Bitcoin in tumultuous times. He highlights the importance of being free and acting like you're free. The conversation concludes with a discussion on personal identity and the journey of self-discovery. 00:00 - Introduction and Background 03:02 - Finding the Right Platform and Being a Critical Player 08:05 - The Importance of Being a Giver 14:11 - The Need for More Heroes 24:51 - The Value of Technology, like Bitcoin 29:00 - Understanding Bitcoin 31:12 - Questioning Traditional Financial Systems 36:18 - Acting Like You're Free 39:27 - The Journey of Self-Discovery 52:39 - Investing in Great Adventures

This episode of Game Misconduct is a bit different. After doing a few of these Game Misconduct podcasts, the guys thought it would be a good idea to introduce themselves to their listeners. Now whether that's a good idea or not is still to be seen. While trying to describe one another through various questions, the guys stumble upon a plethora of topics. Seriously, it's all over the place - just check out the topics below. 00:00 - 4:00 Who's Your Biggest Hero 4:01 - 6:30 Meeting Your Heroes 6:31 - 7:40 Lisa Ann 7:41 - 10:40 More Heroes & Previous Work Experience 10:41 - 17:40 When I Grow Up, I Want To Be.... 17:41 - 20:45 Fingers for Toes or Toes for Fingers 20:46 - 22:48 Million Dollar Question & Make Fun of Matt's Questions 22:49 - 30:22 Biggest Pet Peeves 30:23 - END Servers

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Photo by Greg Preston Time Codes: 00:00:25 - Introduction 00:02:29 - Setup of interview 00:03:53 - Interview with Drew Friedman 01:10:22 - Wrap up 01:11:32 - Contact us Derek and Andy are excited to have as their guest the great Drew Friedman. His new book More Heroes of the Comics comes out this week from Fantagraphics, and the guys use this opportunity to finally have him on the podcast. Both have been big fans of Drew's work since they discovered it back in the heydays of Spy magazine, and after listening to how much fun the artist was on an early episode of Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast, Andy and Derek knew they had to get Drew on their show. And now with the release of the new book, they have the opportunity! The guys talk with Drew about this second installment in the Heroes of the Comics series and how it's both a continuation of, yet quite different from, the previous volume. Drew shares the decision-making process of inclusion, the art of portraiture, and the actual genesis of this series as a whole. This, in some ways, is similar to Friedman's earlier Old Jewish Comedian series, although there the artist set out to capture the entertainers in their later years, and with little text accompanying the portraits. In the Heroes of the Comics books, Drew pays tribute to both personage and context, as well as including brief biographical material on each artist. And in this second volume, Drew is specifically focused on very marginal figures in early comics history. Plus, their are anecdotes and laughs galore. After listening to this interview, be sure and check out and support "Vermeer of the Borscht Belt," a Kickstarter campaign currently going on for a full-length documentary about Drew Friedman. Why should you do this? Because Chico needs the money!

This week on the podcast, Andy and Derek discuss the August Previews catalog. Even more importantly, the Two Guys celebrate the four-year anniversary of the podcast! That's right, The Comics Alternative is now four years old, having its first episode published on August 1, 2012. So this episode begins with a brief assessment of the many episodes they've done over the years. But the core of this week's show is a discussing of the solicitations in the latest Previews...and there are a lot of them worth mentioning. So many, in fact, that this is another extra long episode. Among the many upcoming title Derek and Andy highlight are from publishers such as Dark Horse Comics - Bait, Spell on Wheels #1, and Muhammad Ali DC/Vertigo - Cave Carson Has a Cybernetic Eye #1, The Lost Boys #1, and The Unwritten: Deluxe Edition, Book One IDW Publishing/Top Shelf - Dirk Gently: The Salmon of Doubt #1, Tom Tomorrow: 25 Years of Tomorrow, The Electric Sublime #1, and Super Weird Heroes Image Comics - Moonshine #1, Cannibal #1, Thought Bubble Anthology Collection Abrams ComicArts - Si Lewen's Parade: An Artist's Odyssey AfterShock - Shipwreck #1 Albatross Funnybooks - Spookhouse #1 Alternative Comics - Cowboys and Insects, Johnny Appleseed, and Reich #1 Arsenal Pulp Press - Such a Lovely Little War: Saigon 1961-63 Big Planet/Retrofit Comics - We All Wish for Deadly Force Drawn & Quarterly - A Walk in Eden, Kitaro Meets Nurarihyon, and Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches from Turkey, Syria, and Iraq Dynamite Entertainment - James Bond: Hammerhead #1, Betty Boop #1, and Will Eisner's The Spirit Vol. 1: The Spirit Returns Fanfare/Ponent Mon - A Distant Neighborhood: Complete Fantagraphics Books - Looking for America's Dog, Enough Astronaut Blood to Last the Winter, Weathercraft, and More Heroes of the Comics First Second - Demon, Vol. 1, Science Comics: Volcanoes, and Tetris: The Games People Play Hill & Wang - Shirley Jackson's The Lottery Houghton Mifflin Harcourt - Best American Comics 2016 Humanoids - El Niño Insight Comics - Baker Street Four, Vol. 1 Kodansha - Neo Parasite F NBM - A Treasury of 20th-Century Murder: Black Dahlia Nobrow Press - How to Survive the North Odod/Uncivilized Books - Musnet, Vol. 2 Oni Press - Angel City #1 and Heartthrob, Vol. 1 Pantheon - Last Look SelfMadeHero - Art Masters Series, Vol. 4: Dali and The Return of the Honey Buzzard Titan Comics - Peepland #1 and Triggerman #1 VIZ Media - Tokyo Ghoul, Vol. 9 and Platinum End

Episode# 07: It is here! The newest episode of STORMCAST brings with it HUGE news about Heroes of the Storm! Both Jesse & Mick are in the Alpha and they have LOADS to discuss! STORMWATCH (News):  Official Alpha Release; and our feedback! More Heroes to announce at PAX! ROLE CALL (Heroes Breakdown): Tychus (Melee Assassination) The Starting Zone is produced by Spazbot Studios, Good Shows by Good People Visit them today! Also, The Starting Zone is a proud member of The Signals Media All Star Network, Check out all the Awesome Shows on the network today! It’s okay to stick their shows in … Continue reading The post Episode #7: Alpha Release! appeared first on Stormcast: A Heroes of the Storm Podcast.

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