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For episode number thirty three (moving on from the infamous Oscar telecast), I was joined once again by podcast regulars Myles Hughes and Steven Prusakowski. This time around, we focused on year in advance Academy Award musings. I presented my early predictions, while we each gave our thoughts on some of the big potential contenders. We also introduce a new segment called Radar Reviews where we discuss the new film Limbo. Plus, reader questions, as well as a tease of a special episode to come... As is always the case, I do hope you all enjoy the latest episode of the Awards Radar Podcast, our thirty-third one to date. Of course, feel free to revisit the previous installments by clicking the Podcast tab (here) on the top of the page. Plus, listen to us on Apple Podcasts (iTunes), Spotify, and other platforms. More to come each and every single week, including more on my year in advance predictions, so thank you for listening!

Former Browns running back, Jamel White, joined Andy and Dan this morning to talk about how the Browns can cover up the lack of Myles Garrett this week. Jamel touched on the importance of having a strong back up to Myles and why the offense will be the Browns best defense on Sunday. For everything Browns, you have to check out our conversation with Jamel, available right here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anthony Joki and Jack McCurry are back to discuss the injuries and their effects on the Cleveland Browns. They also discuss Myles Garrett winning AFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against the Cowboys as well as Baker Mayfield's progress over the last few weeks.

Jeff Lloyd does a round table talk with other AFC North hosts from the Locked On Network. First Jeff speaks on reported closeness of Myles Garrett contract extension, the numbers are both great for Garrett and the franchise.n The guys then talk the Steelers where they should finish in the division, and how close this franchise is getting as far rosters. #Browns #BakerMayfield #MylesGarrett #NickChubb #DenzelWard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are thrilled to engage in a conversation this week with Myles Markham (him/their). Myles is a community organizer and advocate who understands how to navigate and interpret the conservative American religious landscape, especially as it pertains to LGBTQ, racial, and reproductive justice. During PRIDE month, we welcome Myles' voice. You can connect with Myles on Instagram at a_million_myles.

We are thrilled to engage in a conversation this week with Myles Markham (him/their). Myles is a community organizer and advocate who understands how to navigate and interpret the conservative American religious landscape, especially as it pertains to LGBTQ, racial, and reproductive justice. During PRIDE month, we welcome Myles' voice. You can connect with Myles on Instagram at a_million_myles.

Musician 1st Class Myles Blakemore is a native of Dallas, TX. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Trombone Performance from Southern Methodist University and a Master’s degree in Orchestral Performance from Manhattan School of Music. His teachers include Per Brevig, John Kitzman, and James McNair.Prior to entering the Navy, Blakemore held fellowships with the Minnesota Orchestra, New World Symphony in FL, and Symphony in C in NJ. Professionally, he has performed with the Charleston Symphony, Dallas Symphony, and Malaysian Philharmonic. In addition to his education, he has been a member of the Aspen Music Festival, Brevard Music Center, Lake George Music Festival, National Repertory Orchestra, and Spoleto Music Festival USA.In 2018, Blakemore auditioned and was selected for assignment to the U.S. Naval Academy Band. Following recruit training at RTC Great Lakes, he reported for duty as trombonist with the brass ensemble, marching band, and ceremonial units.In this episode, Ben and Michael discuss audition success and hear what Myles' story is as a musician, and also discuss how to integrate more minority communities into classical music.

0:25 - Who is Myles? 1:45 - How do you make up the gap of not “seeing” the scoreboard within business like you can in sports? 13:40 - How COVID-19 affects Myles' niche in real estate 17:27 - Advice for any athlete who wants to start a business as a young professional 20:38 - Does Myles work more in his own business than corporate? Make sure you join me and a community of other verified basketball trainers who give FREE advice in The Basketball Trainer Mastermind Facebook Group. Want to learn more about Myles and his business? Follow and check him out! Myles Daniel Instagram Myles Daniel Linktree Myson Jones’ Instagram The Basketball Trainer Mastermind Facebook Group --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/basketballtobusiness/message

This episode features audio clips from Myles' recent trip to the International Builders Show to present on podcasting.  Myles and Tracey dive into artificial intelligence (AI), content marketing, live video, and more -- sharing actionable tips for your own marketing strategies.  Tell us what you think about the show by emailing podcast@mojoactive.com. And for more information, visit www.mojoactive.com/podcast. 

Coffee can taste even better when you know what you're drinking. That's why we're answering your coffee questions (and one about our dogs too!) Is milk in coffee good or bad? The real difference between dark and light roasts. Which do we recommend - blends or single origin coffees? And why you should never ever ever never brew old coffee. Trust us, we don't hold back on our answers! Plus while we enjoy some great and even BAD coffee (thanks Myles!), we discuss how our weeks have been full of entertaining adventures. Myles' son goes to the doctor and needs the entire medical wing to hold him down! Jason's son's science project takes roller coaster to a new level! We drink coffee and answering our Listener Mail! Join us for a cup or two - that cup of coffee will taste even better. COFFEE WE'RE DRINKING ON THIS SHOW:Forge Coffee RoastersPeru Estrella DivinaSingle origin - notes of sweet peach, creamy caramel, honey and cinnamon. OUR THOUGHTS: Full of delicious flavor. Super smooth and perfect for anytime of the day! LINK: www.forgecoffee.com

T.J. and Cash discuss the various degrees of murder, while simultaneously considering the various numbers of bodily excretions. Cash doesn't want his airline pilots to be concerned with the weather. T.J. Takes a #3 on Myles' sneakers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the library aflame, the group makes a quick exit toward the Drunken Lizard and an unexpected reunion... They are closer than ever to accomplishing their goal, and with Myles' help, they just might be able to rid Mysk of this wretched contract at last.Have you seen the awesome MBH Patreon? If not, go check it out and see the awesome rewards we're offering! https://www.patreon.com/makebelieveheroes/Website: Visit www.makebelieveheroes.com, and join our newsletter for monthly updates!Email: makebelieveheroespodcast@gmail.comTwitter: @MBHPodcast Facebook: MBHPodcastInterested in using some of the awesome sound effects from this episode at your table? You can check them out at BattleBards! And if you use our code "MBHPODCAST," then you can even get 15% off of your BattleBards Prime subscription! Check it out, their stuff is AMAZING.To view full attribution and credits for the sound effects from this episode, visit our Attribution Page. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When a French professional basketball player becomes a pastry chef, two things could happen. In this case, it's a slam dunk. LAURENT CORREA (aka Lou the French on the block), is back on the show. Since our last visit, his business has skyrocketed, and he's become a Los Angeles favorite. His pastries are out of this world amazing (just try his famous Almond Croissant)! He tells us how he and his wife Karima rose to the top with no marketing, and he even shares his genius pastry secret with us! And his coffee is as "super French" as he is! He believes that coffee should be "coffee" and shouldn't be too fancy; although he's up for trying some Ethiopian coffee (which is usually as fruity as it comes!). We tell him what we think about his freshly dark roasted coffee (he's nearly 7 foot tall, so we're careful about it!). Plus, we take a moment to talk about our week with the kids. All of Myles' boys are in Mary Poppins, and the play seems to keep following him around. Jason's boy decides to go "full kid" at age 9, and it's the coolest thing ever. Join us s'il vous plait for some super French coffee, pastries and conversation! LOU THE FRENCH ON THE BLOCKhttps://www.louthefrenchontheblock.com/4007 W Riverside Drive, Burbank  

Andrew and Myles preview the latest issue of Door County Living Magazine, and get excited for what might be the highlight of Myles' year, the Kids Triathlon. Then we break down the Door County Tourism Zone's annual report, detailing the drop in the number of hotel units over the last decade, the increase in AirBNB's, and the strength of Egg Harbor tourism.

Born in Atlanta and raised in Pennsylvania, Myles Thatcher was always into dance. At the age of 13/14, he had to determine if he wanted to pursue classical ballet or not. He committed and by the age of 17, he had moved to New York City to train and eventually moved to San Francisco for the trainee program with the SF Ballet. After years of training, Myles became an official member of the SF Ballet. Ballet connoisseurs have said that Myles is "far beyond his years" and in 2018, Myles choreographed critically acclaimed ballet 'Otherness.' 'Otherness,' which focuses on how we are forced to label ourselves, stood out not only because of its unique choreography and premise but also because it was soundtracked by music by Björk. Today, Myles Thatcher is in the prime of his career as both a dancer and choreographer (don't ask him to choose though) for the SF Ballet. Learn about Myles' motivation, creative process and so much more on this week's episode of Uncensored Visionary: A LGBTQ Podcast. Follow Myles Thatcher on Instagram and Twitter.  

Local art is a focal point at M Street Coffee, but their true art is the coffee, which uses their custom blend organic coffee (roasted by Groundwork). We stop by this very popular spot to enjoy both forms of art and tell you why you should do the same. And while we enjoy our coffees, we chat about our week with the kids. Two of Myles' boys get sick at school at the same time and have to come home. Myles keeps them in bed resting and writing poems. Jason's son turns nine and has his first sleep over in his own home. Little did Jason know that his plan was stay up all night with his friend! We're trying FIVE different drinks (with a side of fresh banana bread) and have a lot to say about each of them. Grab a cup and join us! M STREET COFFEE13251 Moorpark Street, Sherman Oaks, CAwww.mstreetcoffee.com  

Adam and Myles chat about the season coming to a merciful end, Myles' hatred for Wade, and a Tank Status Update. Plus hear their picks for Coach of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and MVP.

One bean brewed three different ways - will it affect how the coffee tastes? Rebecca Smith, a coffee guru and the wholesale and retail educator from Groundwork Coffee Co. is on the show to guide us through this coffee taste experiment. We're at the Groundwork Historic Train Depot, which is as amazing as it sounds. This location offers many brewing method options, so it's the perfect place for our taste test. And while we're highly caffeinated, our week was full of surprises. $300 disappears off Myles' desk, but it didn't go far. Good thing, because he needed it for his family ski trip and his boy's lessons, which went downhill fast! Jason's son enters his school's Science Fair and his son faces real NASA JPL scientists. What could possibly go wrong? Our coffee results will surprise you. So grab a cup and join us. Rebecca will make sure you know a lot more about coffee by the end of this episode! GROUNDWORK HISTORIC TRAIN DEPOT11275 Chandler Blvd.North Hollywood, CAgroundworkcoffee.com

What is going on everyone, welcome to the fifth episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was able to hop on a call with the founder and host of “Relish the Journey” Media, Myles Biggs. Myles is a lot like you and me- he’s worked his way up in his 9-5 job, his first son is about to turn one, and he started a media company with the goal of interviewing the world. And while the last point might not *actually* be all that common, Myles still has countless stories and experiences that any person with an interest in podcasting can learn from, because the fact of the matter is Myles' self-proclaimed best quality is his inexplicable drive to try and learn new things. This episode is jam packed with highly valuable and multi-layered conversation on starting a venture like a podcast when you still have the normal 9-5 obligation. The insightful nuance of how Myles attacks new problems, avoids being content and is evolving as a creative professional is beneficial to anyone who has a similar desire to create. Also be sure to check out Myles' podcast, “Relish the Journey” anywhere you listen to podcasts to hear my interview. We talked about my story, my passions and what drives me to create ventures like this very podcast. That episode will release tomorrow- Thursday, January 3rd, so be sure to check it out for a never-before heard perspective into how I attack every single day. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own podcast, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

Here are just a few of the best points from an extremely valuable conversation I had with the founder and host of “Relish the Journey” Media, Myles Biggs. Listen to the full episode for exclusive insights into the podcast/media industry you're not to going to find anywhere else. Myles is a lot like you and me- he’s worked his way up in his 9-5 job, his first son is about to turn one, and he started a media company with the goal of interviewing the world. And while the last point might not *actually* be all that common, Myles still has countless stories and experiences that any person with an interest in podcasting can learn from, because the fact of the matter is Myles' self-proclaimed best quality is his inexplicable drive to try and learn new things. This episode is jam packed with highly valuable and multi-layered conversation on starting a venture like a podcast when you still have the normal 9-5 obligation. The insightful nuance of how Myles attacks new problems, avoids being content and is evolving as a creative professional is beneficial to anyone who has a similar desire to create. Also be sure to check out Myles' podcast, “Relish the Journey” anywhere you listen to podcasts to hear my interview. We talked about my story, my passions and what drives me to create ventures like this very podcast. That episode will release tomorrow- Thursday, January 3rd, so be sure to check it out for a never-before heard perspective into how I attack every single day. I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to start your own podcast, and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.

We're going rogue after a year of podcasts! Myles' wife tells us how to make Armenian coffee that everyone will rave about. We're brewing Bicycle coffee (no bikes required). Myles gives us the top three topics you should never bring up during holiday family gatherings. And all the kids are either missing, taking over family traditions or surprising us in some unusual way. Plus, we take a look at where our podcast has been and the new direction it's headed. Join us for a lot of coffee that was brewed by Myles! How to make Armenian Coffee pictures:  https://sway.office.com/O3ibxPRfY4f24TaM?ref=Link

In Episode 22, we talk about our favorite new music of the past week including Mick Jenkins' "Pieces of a Man," Jeremih & Ty Dolla $ign's joint venture "MihTy," Greta Van Fleet, and more. We also touched on the last time Kanye put out actual good music, Myles' anticipation for Anderson Paak's new album, and K-Pop along the way!

It's the coffee shop that feels like home, but does it taste as good as it feels? Myles' son finds another use for bubble gum. Jason's son finds another use for the toilet. We're back in Tujunga Village to find out if Aroma's coffee is better than the one a few doors down. Join us!   SHOW NOTES   Aroma Coffee & Tea Company   ADDRESS: 4360 Tujunga Ave. Studio City4360 Tujunga Ave. Studio City   HOURS: Mon – Sat 6AM to 11PM / Sun 6:30AM to 11PM   WEBSITE    

Today we sit down with Myles Qualter and discuss his experience directing in the 16th annual Walpole High Film Festival. We also take a look at what some of the academy members had to say about Myles' film "The Untold Story of the Kumquat Crew".

The Commissary is "in pursuit of the perfect cup". But are they there yet? Jason observes his son's distinctive interactions with friends. Myles' 3-year-old enters the "whatever, old man" phase. Plus, we announce the contest winner! Join us in the pursuit of happiness from a cup of coffee.   SHOW NOTES   Coffee Commissary    ADDRESS: 3121 W Olive Ave. Burbank   HOURS: Mon – Sun 7AM to 8PM   WEBSITE    

We found chocolate nirvana, but is the coffee at Chokolatta just as heavenly? Myles' kids learn about the Bizzaro Easter Bunny. Jason's son is introduced to the not-so-fun part of owning a dog. Join us for an ancient Mayan chocolate journey (with coffee!).   SHOW NOTES   Chokolatta   ADDRESS: 5264 Tujunga Ave., North Hollywood   HOURS: Mon – Sat 8AM to 8PM / Sun CLOSED   WEBSITE    

So many sweet coffee specialties at Priscilla's, but is it over the top? The Tooth Fairy can't seem to find Myles' house. And the house of Jason makes a big announcement. Join us for "the spring break edition" (with kids) at Priscilla's!   SHOW NOTES   ENTER TO WIN A COFFEE CAFE TShirt! Details on Facebook page.   Priscilla’s Gourmet Coffee, Tea & Gifts   ADDRESS: 4150 Riverside Drive, Burbank   HOURS: Mon – Fri 6AM to 11PM / Sat & Sun  7am -11pm   WEBSITE    

Since launching in February 2005, YouTube has become one of the biggest websites on the planet. Over a billion users spending hours each day watching and uploading content.The company, which was sold to Google in 2006 for $1.65 billion, has given rise to a new way of consuming video. In doing so, it has spawned a new type of celebrity with the top stars drawing huge amounts of money from the platform. But there have also been missteps and controversies along the way as the numbers of views and uploads continues to climb.This week's Future File podcast sees Jeff Parsons and Shivali Best joined by Myles Dyer – a popular YouTuber who has been creating videos on the site for over a decade.They discuss Myles' own story as well as some of the positive and negative aspects of YouTube as a whole.There are also a few nuggets of advice for anyone wanting to get more from YouTube – whether that means finding the right kind of videos or even creating one themselves.Please subscribe and rate the Future File podcast, wherever you choose to listen to it and you can also find out more about Myles on his YouTube channel.Thanks for listening. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rachel Lyon sits down in the Damn Library as the first guest of 2018. She presents her incredible new novel Self-Portait with Boy, and the guys ask questions about it, like about camera research, and changing DUMBO, and other New York-type things. Then they all discuss Eileen Myles' Afterglow and discuss how much of this "dog memoir" worked, and how much was just Eileen Myles-ing around. music: Disaster Magic - Get Raining (https://soundcloud.com/disaster-magic) contribute to our patreon! patreon.com/smdb for book lists, drink recipes, and more, visit: somanydamnbooks.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Senyora Psicosi grapples with how life is brought into this world, Herr Caller wonders whether he should just swerve into oncoming traffic. Leave this world. Go back to the void from whence we all came. Put your headphones on and drop out of the world in this darkest hour. Or not. Senyora Psicosi does not give a fuck about Jonathan Franzen

MC Hawking's Podcore Nerdcast Episode 3.05: Big O's Myles Clason In this episode of MC Hawking's Podcore Nerdcast, Ken, Len, Cassie, and special guest Myles Clayson of Big O talk about "Hip Hop Punk Rock", the Beastie Boys, Irony at the NRA, and more about the film We Go On. We go off on a tangent about zombie movies and comedy horror! Nerds Need to Know: Baker's End, a radio show in which Dr. Who's Tom Baker plays himself as the resurrected King of the Cats, and solves mysteries. Len brings some Science News about a graphene-based sieve that can turn seawater into drinking water. We play a game! Big O talks about touring with MC Lars and Mega Ran, and the gang talks about the week we spent with Lars and Ash Wednesday in the Canary Islands. And Cassie brings us the latest in Dino News, in which researchers in Australia found the largest dinosaur footprint ever, at 5.6 feet long. (But we still don't know if dinosaurs quacked like a duck.) Ken talks about Bigfoot! Len talksa about Jesse Dangerously's podcast. And we include one of Big O's songs at the end: All By Myself! You can find Myles' stuff at IamBigO.com, Facebook, Bandcamp/, Instagram, and Twitter. LIKE us on Facebook at facebook.com/mchawkingspodcorenerdcast, and follow @podcorenerdcast and @mchawking on Twitter! And we have an Instagram now: podcorenerdcast! I didn't make a table of contents this time. If you liked it and miss it, tell us about it on Facebook or Twitter, or e-mail us at podcorenerdcast@mchawking.com!  

While the guys take some time off, enjoy this prerecorded Ten-Minute Tirade.

When Myles Osborne set out to climb Mt. Everest, he knew he was up against a dangerous mountain. What he didn't consider was that it might not be his own life on the line. On this episode, producer Phoebe Flanigan brings us Myles' story. It's a story about what happens when your personal goals are pitted against the life of another person. And it's about how we make the toughest of moral decisions: whether or not to help someone who's nearly dead.

In this week's episode of Between the Horns, Los Angeles Rams insider Myles Simmons and Super Bowl Champion DT D'Marco Farr recap the Rams' loss to the Panthers, preview the matchup with the Jets, and talk Myles' old stomping grounds of New York City.

Every good wedding deserves a great party, and when it comes to a reception let's see what Alin managed to pull together... Also NIC MCLACHLAN is back to help guide you and I through S03E06 of THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF MELBOURNE! Of course first on the menu is the possible cake destruction and Gina's perceived Celebrity Apprentice launch party and all the shitstorm that surrounds it. There is, however, still time for double dates, bitchy lunches a visit to Gina's Dad(!), Myles' birthday (somehow replete with Charles Billich) and BLOODY CHESSIE. MolksTVTalk the podcast has been hijacked for this season of RHOM as Nic & I record a reaction pod for every ep, available just after the episode has aired. EAD Chessie.   NEED A BIGGER DOSE OF NIC? Nic McLachlan - @NicMcLachlan MolksTVTalk the podcast is made for DeciderTV.com

This will be an intimate and lighthearted conversation from Myles that's sure to be motivational, encouraging, and insightful!