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Becoming something of value has its downside. In 25 parts, edited from the works of FinalStand. Listen and subscribe to the ► Podcast at Connected.. “Live fast, die young and leave a; No. Enjoy life and die when it is your time. Your corpse will the least of your concerns if there really is an Afterlife.” (Monday) For some God-unknown reason I was showing up to work at 6 a.m. Monday. I swear, one of these days I'm going to show up to work naked. If asked why, I'll claim that it wasn't in my brilliantly scripted orders. I would then beg forgiveness for 'assuming' I was allowed to breath, or even be conscious. We'd all laugh. Nothing would change. They were never going to give me advance warning of what my latest errand entailed. I don't think it was in them. "You've made to Week Three," Buffy sneered as we entered the garage beneath Havenstone's skyscraper. "I'm flabbergasted." "So am I; flabbergasted that is," I nodded sagely. "I had no idea you knew what flabbergasted meant." Punch. Definitely back to the old Buffy. "You need a haircut," she commented. My phone beeped. I had data packet. I had received them before; just not from this place. I opened it up as we exited the car and made for elevators. "Holy Bat-shit Bat-Bunny!" I gasped. "Hayden's written me a letter." "Really?" Buffy was momentarily non-psychotic. I showed her my screen. Hayden had made an official declaration; something that would be in the records of the Amazons from now until forever. Any and all males of Havenstone; specifically one Cáel Nyilas; were to forthwith and immediately stop spiritually assassinating any and all Amazons and Amazon recruits. Furthermore, I was admonished for murdering Fabiola Dobrani and, under penalty of an unmentioned punishment, I was to publicly rejoice at her resurrection. Life was relentless. Buffy's phone rang. She got the same message I did; as did every freaking Amazon in the building. I didn't think the guys would be getting this memo. "I wonder how the Chicklettes are going to take this," I mused. The doors opened before Buffy could formulate her comeback. Relentless may have not been a strong enough word. Waiting for us in two distinct groups were Constanza with two SD Playboy Bunnies; opposite them was Oneida. Oneida looked; enamored. This wasn't curiosity about what my meat would feel like as it made her weep tears of rapture. This was a weekend binge of watching some of the best received, twenty-something, romantic movies of the past ten years. It was hard for me to decide which group was more divorced from reality; the Amazon man-haters, or the 'Hollywood was real' babe. "I'm going to get a bite to eat," Buffy announced. Entering the garage had completed her bodyguard duties. Oneida had the higher prestige so she came first. "Hi Cáel Nyilas," she stepped up and greeted me. She extended her hand; for me to shake. Amazons clasped forearm to forearm. I greeted her Amazon-style. "It is good to see you again, Oneida of House Arinniti," I replied. She looked upset. "You know who I am," she sighed with disappointment. "Please believe me," I stroked the side of her left cheek to the top of her ear, "had I known Friday, I would have finished up by impaled myself on your spear and cleared up a whole manner of things. Why does it matter to you that I know who you are?" "I; I didn't want to be treated as anyone special," she gazed up at me with innocent eyes. "That's not going to be a problem," I chuckled. "To me, you are nothing but another psycho-bitch that's trying to kill me. You are a black-hearted, soulless creation of Hell and I hate your guts, Oneida." "But you saved my life?" she whimpered. She was a bit more unbalanced than the normal babe employed here. Yay me. "And? See, this is why my description of you and your sisters is so accurate," I smiled while I explained. "I would try to save almost anyone because it is the right thing to do. The only reason saving you was a mistake was that it caused me to fall further into Hayden's favor. Now she's going to expect that shit on a regular basis solely because you are of House Arinniti." "Ah; I like you," Oneida pleaded. "Why?" I asked. "You risked so much for Aya. You made her laugh and smile. You; you acted as if you cared for her; as if you were her own mother," Oneida told me. "Was that a deception too?" "Hmmm; not what I expected," I mused. "Fine, realizing that I was with Aya for her sake and hers alone raises you up a step in my estimations. I'm not being deceptive about how I feel about this place, Oneida. Here, let me prove it." I looked to Constanza. "Constanza, do I hate your guts?" She glared at me. "Constanza, if I thought I could get away with it, would I shove a fragmentation grenade up your ass and pull the pin?" No response. "See," I grinned to the gawking Oneida, "I'm not being deceptive about how I feel about this place. My opinion matters not at all to these women yet they know I'll never act on my hate because of my own, perverse Code of Conduct. I'm not going to run away and I'm not going to stop being me. I'm certainly not going to fall in love with anyone here." "Oh," she muttered. "I have to go to work now. Have a nice day," I turned to Constanza. "Are you my work buddy today?" "Male, come with us," Constanza snapped. Off the four of us walked; right back to the elevator. Down we went, past any level my ID card could have accessed. Devo's Working in the Coal Mine sprang to mind, so I hummed it. I was feeling completely at ease. Constanza stood behind me, while the other two stood at either side, but half a step back so they were right at the edge of my peripheral vision. I felt like a team player; an interregnal part of my imminent demise. The group marched past the Armory. I waved to my old friend, the Kindergarten Cop. She glowered. Amazons were not martinets. They were clean-cut and proud, but vigilance meant much more than a scuff mark on a boot, or a gaze locked on the farther wall. Our trip deposited in yet another room I could never access. I was the first one through the door. I almost froze. For starters, the room was around 15 meters wide and 6 meters deep. In the center of the room was an 8x2meter table. On the table where a wide variety of firearms and ammunition. Automatic pistols, revolvers, shotguns and submachine guns plus multiple clips, or speed-loaders for them all. They hadn't brought me here to murder me with Death by multiple calibers. If they wanted me dead, they would have blown my brains out already then put a gun in my hand in a hopeless attempt to fool Katrina. The number of guns didn't even impress me. The far wall was transparent and through it I could see multiple ladies in sports bras and boy shorts shooting away on a firing range. Holy Mother of God! I was here for weapons training. What the Hell had gone wrong? As I moved deeper into the room, one SD Femi-Nazi moved down the left wall, the other moved down the right and Constanza remained two steps behind me. "Please clarify my task for this time period, Constanza?" I requested. The look she shot me was lethal. "The weapons present are ones you have stated you have a familiarity with as well as others in common usage here at Havenstone. All the rounds are hollow points, or slugs. Chose which weapons you wish to qualify in, load your clips and inform me when you have completed this part of the assignment." "Thank you," I nodded then set to the task at hand. Constanza clearly had expected me to be a smart ass. I had used learning about guns to get tail. That didn't mean I disrespected the weapons. I picked up several side arms, testing their weight and grips before deciding on the 40 caliber Smith and Wesson Glock 22. I felt the ammo, making sure I wouldn't be running around with blanks this time. This shit was real. Elsa had claimed she'd rather be skinned alive than let any man bear weapons in her Havenstone. Maybe I shouldn't have felt her up, or given that massage to that med tech, or stripped in the elevator. I was a really, truly naughty boy. Most women spank naughty boys. My tormentors tend to fuck with my mind because, ya know, it's harder to defend against that crap. Also, there is not a hand lotion made that will soothe the ravaged psyche. I began loading the clips. "Is that the only one you are taking?" Constanza eventually broke down and asked. "I don't want to waste your time," I replied. "This is my favorite pistol. I've shot 22, 38, 9 mm, and 45, but I'm most comfortable with this one. Maybe later I can work with the shotguns. I haven't a clue how to handle anything else." I could see it in her eyes; 'damn him; he's making sense.' There was one final way I could fuck up. I didn't. I knew firearms etiquette. Don't load your gun before taking your station at the range. Sure, all the crazy chicks could do it, but that was part of their jobs; killing things. I was a novice. I picked out some ear protection and an adequate hip holster in case Constanza wanted me to fire from the draw. I was clearly not making her day by not screwing up. "This way," she barked. She accessed the door leading to the range and out we stepped. All around, the firing slowly died. For each of the women, there was a second of disbelief followed by several more seconds of outrage. Lust was where the emotional landslide ended. I was 'That' guy. I wasn't something they could codify. I made meaningful, defiant eye contact, I dressed to impress, and I was known to be courageous. Having Hayden decide that she wanted to mate with me didn't hurt my appeal one bit. I could already tell they were figuring out where to shoot me so that I could still have sex an hour later. I was a man in Havenstone with a gun after all. I was the equivalent of the Pope in Mecca; it just didn't happen. My booth was nice and comfy. After placing my gear on the table, "What do I do next?" "Ear guards; check weapon; load, chamber, announce your preparation to fire; fire as quickly and accurately as possible. Reload and fire until you have uses all rounds," she commanded. Hmm; six meters. Standard human-scored target. I hadn't done this in a year. I shook my limbs out to get ready for the shock and recoil then steadied my breathing. Fifteen rounds, starting at the ready stance. "Ready," I pronounced. "Begin," was Constanza's muffled command. The report of the first shot, the sting of the recoil, the pull on the arm and the shell ejecting; all of those rolled over me before I could count. I almost missed the automatic slide staying open. Down went the old magazine even as my left hand retrieved and leveraged the next one in. A problem presented itself. The girl who first taught me was pretty good; in the 'if you couldn't find the prerequisite number of bullet holes in the target, everyone assumed the missing bullet had passed through one of the previous penetrations' kind of way. I was pretty lucky. She took a red hot poker to me and was thankfully far less accurate. She was so incredibly beautiful; so furious with me, naked and chasing me around a cabin lit solely by the fireplace, with that firebrand in her hand. Maybe it was wrong of me to take her English professor up to the girl's cabin for a sexual rendezvous; or stick the professor in the closet when the poor lady absolutely had go to the bathroom. Or fucked the girl on her bear skin rug until the professor had to come out of said closet before she urinated. I know; I'm an idiot. Fifteen bullets into the first target had made a mess of it. Since there was no one in either station around me, I started shooting at the target to the left. I put the last magazine into the one on the right. It took me well over thirty seconds to get all 45 shots off, but I did it. "Done," I stated as I put the gun down and took a half-step back. "Do you shoot pistols a lot?" one of my other guards asked in amazement. They had undoubtedly seen better speed and marksmanship. It was their cosmically low opinion of me that made my effort so impossible to believe. "No, I'm a Natural Born Killer," I grinned at the three of them. "Males are arrogant and take things for granted. They are sloppy," Constanza sneered. "It never fails to surprise me that you don't accept that your ancestors were some of the toughest bitches to ever walk the planet," I muttered. "What does that mean?" Constanza growled. "Warriors so tough they are remembered thousands of years later and your founders escaped with their lives; as opposed to all those Trojans, Hittites and Lydians who ended up decorating graves with their bones," I glared back. "What I mean is; why does me having a weapon really bother you? I'm am totally out-numbered, out-classed and out-gunned." "I don't want to die. I'm definitely not suicidal. I'll even take bullets, arrows and blades for you people," I snarled. "Quite frankly, all of this paranoia is really starting to get on my nerves, so fucking Cut it out!" "You do not tell us what to do," Constanza ground out. She'd grabbed my chin with one hand. "I'll keep that in mind next time an Amazon's life is in danger and a simply warning from me could save their life. Be assured I'll put your directive down for the reason they croaked," I countered. "If it was up to me, you would be killed for your insolence," she growled. "Does it ever occur to you it is the other way around?" I touched her wrist. "What?" Constanza was both irate and uncertain. "You are where you are because you have a habit of making poor decision on a strategic level," I explained. Apparently I wanted to die. "Why does anyone like you?" Constanza muttered. "Like me? Most people who know me, hate me; like you. The difference is they get to know me first then they hate me. You haven't gotten the full Cáel experience yet. You hate me on a purely generic level. Real hate comes from knowing me," I grinned. Like so much that comes from my lips, that was a lie. To be truthful, most of the women I had wronged over the past four years forgave me; eventually. Most of them figured out that I hadn't cheated on them; I cheated on EVERY girl I was with, but one; my mentor. She was the one who tossed me out among the female population in the first place. Some ladies did hold a grudge. There is one chick who burns me in effigy every year on the date of our break up. I should have known better. It was my freshman year and she was a Psychology teaching assistant. Most psych majors are wacko; more wacko than most pissed of women, I have learned from experience. I'll still date them. I also take more care about what I eat and drink around them too. "I'm glad to know you will be gone soon," she seethed then removed her hand from my chin. "Constanza, you really need to stop trusting me so much," I chuckled. "I don't trust you at all," she countered. "But you are taking my word for it that women hate me," I snickered. "More importantly, you are ignoring the facts. The majority of the women at Havenstone who like me, do so for reasons totally devoid of any intimacy. We both know I can be a jerk. I'm being a jerk right now; to you. What separates us is that I have no doubt that if you were in danger, I would come to your aid. That is the kind of person I am," I related calmly. "That would never happen," Constanza insisted. "I don't care what you think," I shot back. "I don't make decisions based on your whimsy. I follow my leadership. I know I'm loyal. Now, can we please get back to the reason we are all here?" The scoring indicated that I was so lucky that girl came at me with the poker. I missed six shots out of 45, which I thought was awesome. I even managed to badly tear up the chests of the front and left targets. The target on the right was still 'dead', but he could be buried in a tuxedo. I had one head shot; it wasn't on purpose. We went back to the gun room, reloaded my Glock, a 38 Colt and a Mossberg shotgun. One guard went with me while Constanza and the second guard scored my first round. Back in the firing lane, I lost all firearms ability what so ever. I was saved by three shooters who volunteered to help. See how easy that was? They helped me with my stances, reload techniques and argued the merits of hip holster, ankle holsters and shoulder holsters. To reciprocate their hospitality, I stripped off my annoying jacket, tie, shirt and undershirt. We got into a discussion of spent rounds bouncing around and maybe scaring the shooter. For the Amazons, it was training to ignore painful distractions. I stopped; leveled by an epic brainstorm; and fired off an order to Executive Services; care of Daphne. "What are you doing?" one of the new lethality-engines asked, somewhat piqued. "Oh, I have to celebrate Fabiola's resurrection; Hayden's orders; and that is going to require supernatural aids," I replied. I was back on track in their eyes. "What was it like to feel the strength of the Ancestors flow through you?" the second one whispered. This Ancestors and Goddess crap; mysticism was real to them. I've never claimed to be a deity though I've insinuated that I was the blood descendant of the Goddess Ishtar; reference the Wiccan Priestess; and her circle of naked female celebrants. The answer, not a total lie, was pure Amazon. "I didn't feel anything," I could sense their disappointment. "You know, all I felt was the spear and nothing else. Absolutely nothing else mattered. All other burdens and pains were lifted from me so I could devote myself entirely to the task at hand; hold the spear aloft." They ate it up because the 'stillness' was at their core of martial mystique. Bushido had it too except they called it 'No Mind', or something like that. To be honest, I had come by that state of being through sex. My focus narrowed down to my partner and all of her actions and reactions. For a lowly male, like me, to possess that quality must have been divine intervention. "You did a wonderful thing; channeling the Ancestors that way," the third stated. "Oneida is precious to the Host." "I beg to differ," I regarded her with a quirky smirk. "Every life is precious. When you start weighing a person's life before you chose to save it, you have lost much more than that split second; you have lost a piece of your soul." Oh look. I was lecturing them and they didn't like it. "Try looking at it from my viewpoint for a second," I knew they couldn't. "I'm a lowly male caught up in your fiendish experiment. I don't know who any of you are beyond the reality that you would casually harm, or even kill me for any number of reasons." "You clearly think I should cower and cow-tow to your whims and wishes," I took in their negative reactions. "I'm not. That's not me. Instead, I'm going to run errands, learn to fight, laugh, play and have a great time. If it matters; I know it doesn't to you; I am Cáel Nyilas, son of Ferko, son of Árpád of the Magyar. 'Where there is Valor, there is Hope'," I added. That wasn't my family motto. We were from poor, immigrant stock. My grandparents spoke Hungarian. I knew a little of it, just not enough to be considered fluent. I knew some Vlach (Romanian) too. When your neighbors are screaming insults at you, it pays to know exactly what they are saying. Again, I'm not fluent in Vlach, but I could get in a bar fight over what I did know. "Your lineage is inconsequential," Constanza snapped. She'd come back; yippee! "How did I do, Jefe?" I beamed happiness her way. "I hate you," she said through clenched teeth. I must have done better than I thought. "Well, that's good. Maybe, under your instruction, I'll almost be a match for the other fine ladies down here one day in the distant future," I nodded happily. "That your heart still beats is an insult to everything I stand for," Constanza spat. "I'm cool with that in the same way I'm cool ignoring this whole 'blood prestige' thing. You gals aren't respecting mine and you certainly aren't explaining your rules to me, so I'm opting out of this whole 'my old lady was better at dodging arrows than yours'." "You should not insult us this way," my closet, newest gun-buddy cautioned me. "I agree. Do you even know who the Magyar are?" I inquired. "No," she shrugged. "Go find out and then we can talk," I grinned. "Until then, you are disrespecting the aim of a sniper you don't even know exists yet is stalking you." As they were struggling to figure that out, I groaned. "You are insulting my people without knowledge of who they are. You are asking me to show respect to your people without explaining to me why. I'm sure they were wonderful, fucking women, but I don't know anything about them," I related. "If you want blind obedience, go have fun with sterility," I smirked. "I've got better and more far-sighted women I'd rather be with." "Most likely you will be milked of your seed, joined with our eggs thus creating the next generation of the host," the third girl got all riled-up. Sex. "Man," I laughed. "Am I the only one here to have figured out that I, and the other new male hires, aren't the only ones being tested? Really? Come on. If Katrina wanted to train me to use a gun, she could have sent me with Desiree to a private gun range and handled this stuff off-site. No. She had to put me here; with all of you." All those smug, superior, horny chicks just realized they'd taken a philosophical snap-kick to the cranium. Tested? Amazons were tested all the fucking time. It was their culture to keep them fit, firm and alert. Best of all, the male had to be the one to bring this to their attention. I wrapped my arm around the waist of the closest Amazon and pulled her groin to my hip. "That's okay though. I'm in this for all of you," I murmured while looking deep into her eyes; as if we were the only two people in the world. "With your aid, I think we can do this; make it work. Don't you?" She nodded. It was like shooting fish in a barrel. Shotguns, pistol-grip shotguns and an MP-5 joined my list of weapons I knew the basics of afterwards. Once more, I was rendered even more attractive by the fact that I could hit a man-sized target at 6 meters with a gun I had only then picked up. I had been joking about the whole 'natural born killer' comeback. I wasn't convinced that my ancestor's ability to fight all their neighbors, sometimes all at the same time, made me kick-ass. Frankly, my people had lost wars to every European empire of the middle ages and modern times. You just couldn't keep us down. Maybe resistance was genetically based. That was crazy talk; but Grandpa was a tough SOB, as was my Dad, now that I thought about it. Gramps Old Man died fighting the Russians in world war two, which was why he fled his homeland as a child. Mom's people; they were Irish; the Irish, when not fighting for their own homeland, were fighting for some else's. Mom didn't get the time to teach me much, but I do recall this: The greatest lie the Irish ever tell is that they only hate the English. The Irish hate anyone they can get their hands on, even other Irish. If you don't believe that, look at every ethnic neighborhood in the US that border an Irish enclave. They fight with them all. I got my twisted sense of humor from my Mom. I miss her so. Knowing Mom, she wouldn't be ashamed of my infidelities. She'd probably say 'he's test-driving until he finds the one that can keep him in line'. I hoped she wouldn't be ashamed of me. My time was up. I had to go to Katrina's office. Constanza banished me with a grumpy face and a dismissive wave of the hand. The chick I had put on my hip volunteered/elbowed her way to showing me out. My ID card wouldn't open any stairwell, or elevator. She felt comfortable walking around in her underwear, plus a shoulder holstered 10 mm. Ten steps out, from her left, I snaked my hand around her back to her right hip. She looked to me and smiled. "Can you give me some advice?" I inquired. "I'll try," she hedged. "Well, you are clearly in excellent physical condition. I've been trying to put together a regimen that will get my left thigh in shape," I started. She nodded. "I've a quadriceps exercise in mind, but I'm unsure about one for the gluts," I mused. She looked uncertain. I moved my hand off her hip, over to her left hand then placed her hand force on my left ass. We were now really close. "I'm afraid of losing my muscle tone. Can you help?" "Umm;” she hesitated. "I could think of a few things." She worked herself up to giving my ass a good squeeze. This was not the first male ass she'd handled yet it was most likely the firmest and most sexually promising one she'd felt. Promising something she couldn't quite envision but felt deep within her loins. She dispensed advice. I nodded appreciatively. When I asked for some kind of confirmation, she kindly put my hand on her ass which I promptly began squeezing. Like shooting fish in a barrel. We were comparing stomach and shoulder techniques on the elevator. Her name was Naomi and she was with the Security Detail and a member of House Rajah; ally of House Arinniti. Sweet! Like clockwork, Brielle and her buddy joined me in the elevator on the ground floor. They had to know somebody to track me this well. Me shirtless with an Amazon in her undies. It must be Monday morning. "This is new," Brielle commented. "Good morning, Naomi. Forget something?" "I'm on the job," Naomi retorted. It was the whole 'going without clothes' thing. "Are you protecting a bare-chested Cáel from us, or us from a bare-chested Cáel?" her companion joked. Naomi's mouth opened then shut. "I cannot talk about it. Neither one of us can," Naomi declared with authority. "That's right, Ladies," I nodded. "What happens in the laundry room, stays in the laundry room." All those who felt I'd gone to the laundry room, raise your hands. No takers. "I smell gunpowder residue," Brielle commented after she took a close whiff. "The Dominicans, Latin Kings, and the Redneck Posse have all started fighting over that little block of paradise I call home," I sighed regretfully. Silence. "Redneck Posse? That's not one I've heard of before," Naomi commented. Here we go! "Oh yeah," I looked contemplative. "Ten years ago, several linguists studying Appalachian dialects paid for some native speakers to come to the city to help in their research. The hillbillies got paid, got jobs and brought their families down." "When the grant money for the study ran out, the bumpkins had to find another way to support their kin that their minimum wage jobs couldn't providing. Enter the Redneck Posse. Guns, meth, moonshine; they do it all. They are kind of like Afghan tribesmen except instead of being half a world away by sea, or air, they are a four, or five, hour drive down the interstate," I concluded. The three women exchanged confused looks. The doors opened on my floor. "Oh my Goddess!" Brielle exclaimed. "That's almost possible to believe." I winked and left. "You mean that was a lie too?" Naomi gasped. The doors shut on that conversation as I swept through the office. I had 90 seconds to spare. Only Dora wasn't here yet, but there was a pile of boxes on my desk. They were all looking at me as if I'd just stepped out of a pool, or a French cologne commercial. I set my clothing and valise on my tiny, now over-stacked, desk then joined the line-up. "Good morning Cáel," Katrina looked me up and down. "I certainly hope it will be. Good morning to you too, Katrina," I beamed. Pause. "Forgetting something?" Katrina prodded. I sniffed the air. I didn't sense it. "Yes Ma'am, Katrina. I'm missing one thing. I hope it gets here soon," I confirmed. Pause. "Very well, let's get started," Katrina began. Fabiola lost it. "What! He doesn't have a shirt, tie, or jacket on. As far as we know, he's not even wearing underwear," she screeched. "Cáel, is your attire, or lack thereof, necessary for the performance of your duties?" Katrina politely inquired. "Yes it is Katrina," I nodded. "Very well;” Katrina started over. "What possible reason could you have for being half dressed," Fabiola ranted. "Are you going to cover yourself with oil and slither down the stairs like the snake you are?" No one said anything for a while. The rest of the 'new hires' were coming around to the fact that Katrina and I were mocking Fabiola. Otherwise, Katrina would have shut her down. I held up my hand. "Yes Cáel," Katrina acknowledged me, "despite the meeting having already begun and not being directly addressed by me, you may speak." Slap! "Fabiola, I find your desire to see me oiled up a bit perplexing," I grinned in her direction. "I would like to point out, despite the evidence you have presented today, I am not an idiot and our boss; Katrina; is not a fool. Hate me to your heart's content, but don't insult Katrina by thinking she doesn't already know what I'm up to." "She does not explain herself to me, or you, and I'm pretty sure even Hayden gets an edited view of what goes on here in Executive Services. I don't know and I don't care. That's not in my job description and I'm already way out of bounds as it is," I said. "For your sake and your sake alone, I will tell you why I'm am dressed the way I am today." "It is part of your ritual apology," Violet blurted. "It's obvious. This has to do with what Hayden told him to do." That wasn't truly fair to Fabiola. The rest of the ladies had been rushing around getting the items I decided I needed for my public apology. Dora came bolting in right then. "I'm sorry I'm late, Katrina," she panted. "Did I miss anything?" "No," Katrina returned events to their proper order. "First off, for today, I'll start with Cáel's work review for Friday. I never thought I would say this about his on-the-clock performance. Cáel, your work output on Friday was stellar. There, I said it. Next; " That would have been a far greater treasure had that been my work report instead of Aya's. Everyone else did well, save Tigger. She had forgotten a security sequence and had half a floor locked down for 15 minutes. At the conclusion, Buffy came in, slammed a flimsy, but aromatic, box into my chest then stormed away. "Cáel?" Katrina questioned. "Yes. Thank you," I then turned to Fabiola. "Do you wish to have the ceremony here, or out on the main floor of Executive Services?" "I; what are you going to do?" Fabiola grew suspicious. "This is a trick to make me look foolish again." "Fabiola, it is Hayden's wish you hear him out," Paula spoke. "He's troublesome, not stupid. I don't think he's stupid enough to defy Hayden on this." "Swear to me you are not going to make me look bad," Fabiola stared at me. "What do I possess that you believe is valuable?" I countered. She had to think about that. It couldn't be Aya. Fabiola was stumped. She had been so busy looking down her fine Roman nose at me, she had neglected to notice everything I had done and said. "Your mentor," Daphne offered. "She has forbidden me to see her again, but thank you," I winked at Daphne. A quick list of less than helpful suggestions followed. It turned out the only thing I valued was my freedom and I couldn't give that up to Fabiola because that decision lay with Katrina. I would rather defy Hayden than give up sex, I lied continuously for little, or no reason. Fabiola wasn't looking for Lent, she wanted something concrete. It simply didn't exist. Out we went with a very distraught Fabiola and me with a bunch of small boxes. I didn't worry about expensing all this crap. I wasn't spending my own money anyway. I had Fabiola stand in the largest open area ES had. Even people who only had business on this floor were joining the growing body of my co-workers here to witness the spectacle. Three small brass bowels and one small oil lamp went to the four compass points; I even had a compass. I put sand in one, water in another and dry ice in the third. I lit the lamp. "This symbols me calling the four corners of Terra to bear witness: Earth, Air, Fire and Water," I explained. Next I wrote down Fabiola's name on a slip of paper in Old Kingdom Hittite. I burned it. Fabiola frowned. She was the only one. I dropped the ashes into a glass of water. "With this, I take back my curse. I swallow it, thus swallowing my words," I explained to Fabiola. I drank the whole thing. That accomplished, I pulled a small silver owl out of an unopened box to a series of murmurs. "This is a gift to your house. Minerva (the Roman Athena) is your patron Goddess. I do honor to her for bringing you back." I handed her the owl. Her expression told me she was still waiting for the trap to be sprung on her. I wrote out my name, in Magyar then held it up to Fabiola. "This is my name, Cáel Nyilas, in my native tongue," I told her. I burned it, ground up the ashes with my fingers. With a little bit of coordinated effort, I drew the word 'forgiveness' in Old Kingdom Hittite over my heart. The last box. It was Dobos Tortas, a sweet treat from my native land; Hungary, not Chicago. "Please accept this gift as a symbol of my apology and my desire to seek your forgiveness," I looked into Fabiola's eyes. The weight came crushing down on her. Virtually all the women around her wanted me to be forgiven. Not because they hated her. Most barely knew her; or me. It was the ceremony. Simple, relatively quick yet individualized by the giving of gifts designed for each participant. Deep in her twisted little soul, Fabiola still expected a trap, trick, or joke at her expense. She probably thought the 'cookies' were poisoned. "I forgive you," Fabiola stated. She put her hand on my shoulder. "Share a treat with me." I even let her pick out the one to stick in my mouth. Maybe she thought I had the antidote, or maybe she decided I was on the up-and-up. The crowd of Amazons made happy, communal noises and we all parted as friends; okay, friends and their dancing bear; me. Katrina snuck up on me as a handful of woman thanked me for the insightful ceremony. I told them they were welcome while neglecting to inform them that I made all of that up. Part of it was Wiccan. Part was some 1960's Italian movie I'd seen. A few things I pulled out of my ass, like normal. "Put on your clothes," Katrina handed me my things. "You did well. I am sure Hayden will be equally pleased." "No problem," I looked at her appreciatively. I felt a cerebral connection evolving between us. "Put on your shirt before I start licking your nipples," Katrina demanded. Damn it. Wait, things got better. As I looked away from Katrina and started getting dressed, Buffy appeared before me. I bet I could have melted an ice cap with the head of steam she'd built up. "Do you like dressing as a male stripper? Do you like women drooling all over you?" Buffy sizzled. "No; yes," I responded. "I hate you," she snapped. "I admire the fact that you can pull off the lead in Madame Butterfly," I bantered back. "Let's get to work," Buffy growled. Off we went. (Elsa Round Three) "Hello Stanica," Buffy greeted the SD guard at the gym facility door. That was new. Normally it was a card-swipe and in you went. Buffy and I were dressed for a workout; per orders. "Full-bloods only," Stanica stopped Buffy. Ah, racism was raising its ugly head. "How am I supposed to get in?" I countered. This appointment was in our queue for 11 a.m. "You have been summoned," Stanica clarified. "Cool; I'll be back in 70 days. Good job Chuckles," I grinned. "You have been summoned," she threatened with a great deal more menace. "He works for me today," Buffy yawned. "That means he goes where I go. Cáel doesn't have a queue today, I do. He's my intern. If you won't let me in, then he doesn't go in. Let's go Cáel." Stanica grabbed my arm. "He goes in. You stay," she insisted. "Cáel; resist," Buffy ordered. To Stanica, "Knock yourself out." Stanica briefly tried to move me. Then she went for some kind of control-hold/lock. Brazilian jujitsu, Baby. It is not some kind of 'super' martial art. As far as I knew, none of them were. If you were trying to break, or establish physical control over another person, it was pretty spectacular though. Along with the Amazon 'house' style, she knew something akin to Krav Maga. Stanica was hampered by her unwillingness to do me serious harm, as was I toward her. The difference was, all I had to do was stay in the hallway, while Stanica had to get me through the doors. The stalemate was broken by two fresh full-bloods coming from the changing room to the facilities. "Sisters, assist me," Stanica called out. "Help me wrestle him to the ground without undo damage." They came forward and jumped me. "Are you on official Havenstone business?" Buffy politely inquired as they dog piled on me. "Shut up," Stanica yelled. "Failing to adequately explain the situation," Buffy quick drew her pistol and pressed it to the temple of one of the two new Amazons, "informs me you are willingly interfering in official Executive Services business." "By all means, give me an excuse to file an incident report," Buffy grinned feral. "Do it and you die, 'Lost Blood' (Old Kingdom Hittite)," the threatened woman responded. "Boss, may I suggest an alternative?" I ground up. They had me pressed down in the hall. "I'm willing to accept you were hired for your intelligence," Buffy allowed. "Trust me. I got this," I snickered. Buffy didn't trust me, yet she knew my tone well. Buffy holstered her weapon and stood back. "This isn't over, Buffy," the Amazon she'd pulled down on snapped. "Go for it," Buffy chuckled. "You are running off with Katrina's male. I was trying to assert her rights and you have defied her. I gleefully await her judgment." The woman snarled then grunted as my three captures pulled me up. Buffy was on her phone, typing away a text when the women realized my feet weren't planted under me. I started to topple over. "Stand up, damn you," Stanica demanded. I looked to Buffy for confirmation of that order. She smiled while indicating nothing. "Stand up," the third Amazon insisted. She backed that up with a jab to my left kidney. Damn, this place was hellishly unlucky for the left side of my body. That did not encourage me to stand. "Fine, we'll drag him in," Stanica changed up. I didn't resist one bit. I acted like dead weight. This scene was made all the more precious by the audience Elsa had gathered for whatever exhibition she had planned for me. The whole sparring area was surrounded by Amazons clearly waiting on me. Most were cross-legged though a few knelt behind the first rank. I could see Elsa, spear in hand, watching those three lugging me in from her position in the Southwest corner of the mats. "What's wrong with him?" Elsa inquired calmly. "He is afraid," Stanica answered. I would have replied, but I knew silence would be far more cutting. See; everyone expect me to have a comeback. My quiet unsettled them. The three unceremoniously dumped me next to the Northeast corner. I lay there. I had noticed two axes about a meter in on the mat. I pulled myself into a position where my ass was resting on my heels. "My Sisters," Elsa began. "There has been some interest in Cáel's two-axe style as well as various theories on how to defeat it. Today, I will display the long spear technique's ability to overcome this problem." "Cáel, pick up the axes and prepare yourself. I will wait until you indicate your readiness," Elsa nodded my way. Very friendly. I looked around a bit, rather bored. "Cáel?" she repeated. I looked at Elsa. "Oh, were you under some delusion that you could tell me what to do, Elsa?" I replied. There was a hush for so many reasons. Elsa being denied, a man denying anything to any of them, and my cavalier, even dismissive attitude toward the Full-blooded assembly. "Under what delusion do you think you can safely defy me?" Elsa smiled shark-like. "Hmmm," I mused, "let me think. You are not Hayden, Katrina, or Buffy; my chain of command. You are not Aya, who I love. You are not acting in my best interest as it relates to Havenstone. Yeah, that should about cover it." "I am a woman of Havenstone and I am giving you, a male, an order. There is no acceptable reason to disobey," Elsa countered. "You are incorrect," I began. The ladies around me didn't like that. "I cannot betray my Amazons. You do not possess the power to force me to disappoint them." "Your Amazons?" A chocolate Amazon with a shaved pate jumped up. "We are not 'yours', filth." "Were you born stupid, or has education made you that way?" I spat back. An ass-whooping was in the offing. "If you came at Hayden, or Katrina, do you think I'd sit idly by and let them fight alone?" I kept at it, though I remained kneeling. "If you threaten any member of Executive Services, or House Epona, make peace with your Ancestors because I will fight, bleed and die for MY Amazons. I've already proved that oath. Your opinion on the matter is less than rat-piss to me." I'm sure arrogance has a use. I haven't found one yet, but I don't ignore the possibility. Chocolate chick grabbed for my hair, ready to slit my throat the moment she tilted my head back. This would have been appropriate if I was one of their old male population. Only total arrogance had kept her from actually listening to the words of defiance coming out of my mouth. I caught her hand, flipped her over and drove the top of her skull into the mat. That shoots a numbing jolt right up the spine, I can tell you from experience. I snatched the knife from her helpless fingers as she finished flipping over, her head closest to me then pressed the blade to her jugular. "Not a single person in this room matters to me. The only person that should matter to you, is me," I stated calmly and quietly. "That being the case, chose your next words carefully and with due consideration of everything I've said before this moment." I was going to die if I killed her. That wouldn't save her life from her own, small, razor-sharp blade. Almost a minute passed. "Cáel, give me my blade," she replied in a rather brave voice. I pulled my hand up, spun the blade around and pressed it into her palm. She slowly sat up and swiveled around until we were face to face, her cross-legged and me, back to my kneeling pose. Her eyes were ice cold. "I was never in any danger, was I?" the woman half-asked, half stated. "Of course not. I would never shame Katrina that way. I'd kill for her. Killing an Amazon to save my own life would not be something she'd allow," I explained as much to the room as the woman. "Don't lie," another Amazon teased me; thankfully. It was Traska Maza; from the Medical Center. "I heard you murdered an Amazon on Friday; end of business." "Yep," I confessed. "Hayden has admonished me from repeating that method of assassination. I swear that if Fabiola keeps calling 'Runners' 'Lost Bloods', I'm going to figure out another way to get her." "The term 'Lost Blood' is the term we use. Accept it, Male," Stanica growled. I had to think about that. I stood up, so I had a good view of the SD bitch. I also had to work up the proper insult. Anything I directed at Stanica would be useless. I knew their weakness though. "Hey," I addressed my African opponent. "Stanica's mother mated with her own paternal male to give birth to Stanica. I read it in an inner-office e-mail." Total lie, but the 'lie' wasn't mine. It was from an unnamed Amazon and it insulted her bloodline, something she truly valued. I glared at Stanica. "That is why it is insulting. In a blood-conscious culture, you are rubbing their noses in a fact beyond their control." "I agree," Oneida spoke up. "'Lost Bloods' is insulting. I had never questioned that before. 'Runners is a better term. I will ask my house to use it from now on." "That's not going to save him," Stanica seethed. "Do you want to know where the memo came from?" I inquired of Stanica. "There is no memo," Stanica snapped. I shrugged. "Why would I make it up? Such a deadly insult?" I pressed the point. Oh, I had made it up because I hate bigotry, especially when it is aimed at someone who was almost a friend. "Who?" she glared. "I don't know, but I know who does," I offered. "She's right outside that door," I pointed to the main entrance. Now, do people recall that divide I was talking about way back in Chapter Two? It worked both ways. Full-bloods were aware of the oppression they exerted on their 'Lost Blood/Runner' sisters. Creeping around in the back of some of their minds was the worry that those newcomers resented their superiors. Had the two groups been truly united, Stanica wouldn't have given my bluff a second glance. Here was the backlash of being a bigot; the idea that those you hated, hating you right back. In short order, Buffy was by my side and listening to Stanica's grievance. Finally we were speaking English again. "Man, Desiree is going to be so sorry she missed this," Buffy looked down at me. I was kneeling again so she was able to appear lofty and run her hand through my hair the way she liked to do when she was extra horny for me. I also liked the way her boobs nearly obscured her face from my view. Very nice tits. "Stanica, he lied to you," Buffy revealed. "I knew it! Stand aside, I'm going to gut the little shit," Stanica started to come at me. "No you don't," Buffy interposed herself. "See, Cáel was following his instructions and he used your idiocy against you, Dumbass," she gloated to Stanica. "He was ordered to serve at my side today, so that is what he did. Who in the right mind would commit anything about blood prestige to an office e-mail anyway? It wasn't even up to his normally superb level of deception." "Then he should be punished for lying to me," Stanica seethed. "I told him to," Buffy wasn't even lying. She'd approved my plan the moment she agreed to 'trust me'. "When?" Elsa requested. She was coming our way. Buffy looked over her shoulder. "Funny, you don't look like Katrina, Elsa," Buffy guffawed. "Make an official request through the proper channels. You don't get to tell me what to do." "Do we need to clarify our positions?" Elsa menaced. I jumped up and took up a boxing stance. With Stanica on one side, Elsa on the other and the preference of Amazons to gang up on opponents, I had to have her back. "Kneel," Buffy tapped my shoulder. I knelt. "Honestly Elsa, Cáel fucked me so hard and long this weekend that even your pettiness doesn't annoy me today. Now, why are we here?" "He's not allowed to have sex," Traska seemed a bit distressed. Me having sex outside the office had never occurred to her apparently. "Strangely, I have all of you to thank for that," Buffy smugly regarded the room. "While you let Constanza and Crewe ambush him then sat back uselessly while he kicked both their asses, gazed on as he refused to take advantage of Constanza once she was clearly incapable of resisting and let her put a blade to his throat, he found a way to legally sleep with me." "Afraid? With a blade to his throat, he couldn't care less about any of you," Buffy regaled them. "Oh, we know you don't care what he thinks; or what I think. Well, welcome to the world you've created. I don't care what you think. Blood Prestige? I'll only give as much respect as I'm given. I am embarrassed I ever thought any of you were better than me." "My prestige is that I volunteered for this lifestyle. I made a choice that no one else in this room ever had the courage to make; to abandon my old life for another, unknown one. From here on out, I'm going to be like Cáel. One of you bitches puts a hand on me, be ready to back it up," Buffy challenged them. Not the best move as far as I could tell. "Be prepared to be put in your place," Elsa grinned. "Go right ahead. Don't get too worked up. There are around a hundred of my fellow; 'Runners' at the door," Buffy smirked. "It is best to end this rebellion right now," the chocolate opponent stood up. "Over what?" I looked up. I hated Buffy making me kneel. "The 'Runners' are doing the exact same tasks you are doing. They want to be awarded respect for that." "This is not your place," the woman stated to me. As an afterthought. "Ngozi." "Thank you," I acknowledged her consideration of giving me her name. "Ha," Buffy snorted. "Oh; rebellion? Let's just say when we realized that (dead word) meant Lost Bloods, we were; unhappy. All this weekend, this petty insult had been spreading out to all our non-Full-blood sisters. Actually, we have come up with two alternatives. One was to approach Hayden with our grievance." "The other was to start calling the rest of you (dead word) (which meant 'Poison Bloods')," Buffy stared down the festering crowd. "After all, we are all fertile and the few children we have been allowed to have are born without defect." Amazons don't threaten often. Normally they simply go straight to the punishment. I was somewhat of an exception for reasons that somehow alluded me. I tried to stand again, but Buffy pushed me back down. Pain was imminent then the muttering began. Around us, small clumps of Full-bloods began pushing for space. That could only mean they were getting ready to fight and since they weren't close to us, they were getting ready to fight their own sisters. I doubted they were enamored with me, or the 'Runner' cause. This was a common sense reaction. They recognized a no-win contest when they saw it. 'Runners' were demanding respect; same recognition for taking the same risks. They weren't even asking for admission into the 'Host'; the true Amazons and their House structure. The tipping points in this protest had been Fabiola and the loyalist opposition led by Helena, the only 'Runner' close enough to my struggle Friday afternoon that could have started it. Remember, the Old Kingdom Hittite language was a closely guarded secret. So secret that Buffy, despite her years of loyal service, hadn't been taught it. There had been decades of small slights that led to this. It wasn't me, except for the definition thing. Fabiola was hardly an aberration. The other female 'new hires' were more the exception than the rule. That was probably why Katrina had chosen them. In her profession; internal and external security; creative thinking and flexibility were as important as blood lines. "Excuse me," a soft voice penetrated the chaos. The noise died down. Tessa Carmichael moved through the crowd to the mat. "Oh, by the Seven Sister Goddesses, of course Cáel Nyilas is here." Then, in English, "Buffy, pardon me but I think this needs my attention." See, a good ass-reaming is done in a target's native language. Tessa went back to Old Kingdom Hittite. "Why are there a 150 sisters outside in the hall milling around?" Tessa began. She held up her hand to truncate the various responses. "Why does it look like you are all preparing for a general melee? Lastly, why are Buffy and Cáel even here? You would think that after his last episode, he'd be avoiding this place." "The 'Lost Bloods' outside are part of a rebellion of their kind, a few of our sisters don't appreciate the threat this poses and; Cáel is here because Elsa invited him here," Ngozi explained. "I'm not exactly sure why Buffy is here?" "Cáel, have you inflicted this building with a histrionic-inducing vapor?" Tessa looked at me with exasperation. I blinked. I had to recall what 'histrionic' meant then I knew what to do. I held up my hand in front of my face, exhaling into it to see if something was 'bad' with my breath. Next, I sniffed my underarms. Lastly, I peeked down my tight shorts to make sure that wasn't the cause. "Nope," I reassured Tessa, "I'm good. I mean, I've been good; this time." "Will miracles never cease," Tessa muttered. The comedy was bleeding the tension and hostility from the room. "Let me try this again. Since top down doesn't work, let's start in the dirt beneath the basement. Cáel, what is going on?" "Okay; give me a second to make this sound reasonable and convincing," I furrowed my brow. "For starters, Buffy and me were working the queue which currently indicated that I was to come here and participate with Elsa in a weapons exhibition," I began. "Buffy became confused by the flickering ceiling lights so I persevered alone. While we waited, Elsa and I engaged in a discussion of corporate etiquette." "The conversation migrated into matters of close combat techniques and mat thickness, which Ngozi assisted with. Clearly satisfied that we were all becoming fast friends, the discussion traveled to Old Kingdom Hittite terminology, background and the ambiguity of some definitions," I continued my literary conjurations. "Buffy discovered she hadn't made me her bitch in the past ten minutes, so hunted me down to this place," I grinned at Buffy. "Since Buffy was hankering for a bit of cuddle time, we were wrapping up the matter of 'Lost Bloods' only being used by total Prom Queen Wannabes while 'Runners' was growing in popularity because it was a word actually used at your people's genesis." Pause. "Was any bit of that the truth?" Tessa looked to Elsa and Ngozi. "No," they both responded. "But, it makes the mess that happened sound far better than the reality," Ngozi added. "That I will agree with," Elsa said. "Buffy," Tessa addressed my boss in English, "the Council will discuss this matter of terminology at the next meeting. Have our sisters outside disperse." "Yes Tessa," Buffy nodded then weaved her way to the entrance. Tessa walked up, patted me on the head as she shook hers. "We really should poison, strangle, stab, shoot and finally throw you off the highest available peak," she smiled warmly at me; psycho. "If you added 'rolling me in a carpet and tossing me in a frozen river' we could call it 'pulling a Rasputin," I grinned back. "I love you," she looked all affectionate. I wanted to cry on the inside; and the outside. "Damn! Now you tell me," I grumbled. "I sent away for a mail-order bride from the Ukraine on Sunday and you know there is no money-back guarantee." "You are enchanting," she chuckled. I wanted to die. "You'll get used to us, I promise." Yes, the head of Human Resources could read my mind. "Tessa, before I get back to Elsa demolishing me, can I ask you something?" I inquired. "Yes." "During that last interview process, you were seriously throwing out the 'let's do it on the table' vibe, weren't you?" I posed. "Very much so," she beamed utter joy. "I was truly impressed that, with your history with woman, you constrained yourself." "If I had come on to you, would I have lost this job opportunity?" I asked. "Oh Goddess no," Tessa laughed. "Someday I should let you read the sheaves and sheaves of transcripts our investigators gathered on your sexual exploits." "That's why you've never encountered anyone from Human Resources in the building. They are forbidden to be alone, or only in the company of other Human Resources employees, with you out of fear they'd rape you," Tessa informed me. "Is he really that good?" Traska asked. "His college years don't read as a triple X rated movie; they read as top shelf erotic fiction," Tessa enlightened the masses. "Oh, Cáel, the nun hopes you're are still seeking spiritual fulfillment." "Cool. How is she doing?" I responded. "She's in Uganda, working at a Catholic school for war orphans," Tessa answered. "You slept with a nun?" Oneida gulped. "Oneida, if there was no intern program, and this wasn't an Evil Empire, I'd never leave this place. I'd move my bed into a spare room, set up a mini-bar and spend every second off the clock seducing each and every one of you," I stated. Even the ones who didn't terribly like me chuckled, snorted, or laughed. "To answer your question: sort of Oneida. I slept with a woman who was about to take Holy Vows, not truly a nun," I confessed. "I've slept with a Wiccan Priestess too, if that matters." "Why do you think you can treat us like those lesser women?" Ngozi looked angry. "You have tits, a vagina, are straight, or bisexual, and between the ages of 18 to 70," I shot right back. "I have no desire to sleep with men, or lesbians. Outside of that, given somewhere between five minutes and five days, I could nail every women in this room. It is not that I'm better than any of you." "I can do it because you all are hopelessly arrogant, thus unable to put forth an effective defense because you don't believe I can seduce you. Add to that, I can figure out what you want in an erotic encounter. End of story," I sighed. "Frankly, having lived lives devoid of romance, you Full-bloods are too easy." I could see Tessa smirking. Not only had I seduced all kinds of women, apparently all of them had been willing to relate those encounters. I'm a great lover and a lousy boyfriend. "We would never submit to your predations," yet another Amazon jumped in. Sex. I told them, they are simply too easy; except Katrina, Tessa and Hayden. They were scary. I'd still sleep with them because I had no common sense. "Hey Lady, if you want to be on top, I'm okay with that," I smiled disarmingly. Plant the idea of erotic positions early. It can be as easy as pushing up against a girl from behind, or a hug. "If I ever consented to have sex with you, you would do what I said," she persisted. "That sounds like fun; 70 more days and its Hunting Season," I winked. I repeat,
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Contenuto di Ep 183: News e approfondimenti: Addio Roger CormanNatural Born KillersDavide Letterman My Next Guest: John MulaneyJohn Mulaney Presents: Everybody's in L.A.Il bundle Disney,Hulu, MaxCosa sappiamo della nuova serie di The Office?Recensioni:City HunterThe BeekeperBlackBerryTitoli di Coda:Registi che mi hanno cambiato, Vol 11: Woody AllenBuon ascolto!Patreon Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys return to discuss Jimmy Carr's "Natural Born Killer," latest episode of X-Men '97, Amazon's Alex Cross series renewed for season 2 before the premiere of season 1, live-action "Masters of the Universe" movie gets a release date, Chris Hemsworth takes blame for Thor: Love and Thunder's failure, The Rock's extreme lateness is a signal of potential over commitments, Harvey Weinstein case not quite done just yet, trailers for Mufasa: The Lion King, and much more.CHECKED OUTJimmy Carr: Natural Born KillerX-Men 97 - Ep 8TOPICS - Section 1Amazon announces date and details for Tyler Perry's first film in his new four film contractAmazon's Alex Cross Series Starring Aldis Hodge Renewed for Season 2Live-Action ‘Masters of the Universe' Movie Gets Theatrical Release DateChris Hemsworth Takes Blame for ‘Thor: Love and Thunder' FailureTNP STUDIOS PREMIUM$5 a month or $50 for the yearAccess to premium slate of podcasts incl. The Airing of Grievances, No Time to Bleed, The Men with the Golden Tongues, Upstage Conversation, and full episodes of the Look Forward political podcastTOPICS - Section 2Dan Schneider Sues ‘Quiet On Set' ProducersThe Rock embraced Black culture in a big way on the set of “Red One”Human Pile of Trash gets another chance in societyWTF? by JayTeeDee from the “Edit That Out” PodcastMicah: https://tinyurl.com/depotosiTerrence: https://tinyurl.com/podysseyJay: https://tinyurl.com/lenmannzTRAILERSMufasa: The Lion KingPresumed Innocent
Le spectacle Crazy Good de Neal Brennan est disponible sur NetflixLe spectacle Natural Born Killer de Jimmy Carr est aussi sur NetflixPour en savoir plus sur le statut d'intermittent la chaine 507 heures : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmRawbGmv7Mdo_KxRirmxpAHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
Jimmy Carr jokes about getting canceled in his Netflix special, "Natural Born Killer". You can catch Jimmy and your other favorite comedians at Netflix is a Joke Festival in Los Angeles on May 2 - 12, 2024.
British rockers James grace the Stool Of Rock in celebration of their new album, Yummy, which is out now! Tickets for their UK tour are also available now.Joker Jimmy Carr will get us revved up about his Netflix special Natural Born Killer, out today!Join Chris, Vassos and the team every weekday for laughs with the listeners, the greatest guests, and a pinch of the papers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Les sorties BD de Xavier Vanbuggenhout : - « Sang neuf » de Jean-Christophe Chauzy (Casterman) - « Slocum » de Jan Soeken (L'Employé du moi) Le réalisateur, scénariste, documentariste, producteur de cinéma et acteur américain Oliver Stone est l'invité d'honneur de la 16ème édition du Millenium Documentary Film Festival, qui a lieu du 15 au 22 mars. Il ouvrira les festivités le 15 mars à 19h00 à Flagey avec une Masterclass. Son documentaire "JFK revisited : Through the Looking Glass" sera projeté le 16 mars à 15h00 à Flagey à Bruxelles et il présentera "Nuclear Now" le 18 mars à 20h20 au Cinéma Vendôme à Bruxelles. Le Festival Millenium offre aussi au public l'opportunité de (re)découvrir quatre films marquants de son immense carrière : JFK (10/03 à 15h35 et 24/03 à 14h00 à Flagey), Platoon (21/03 à 17h00 et 28/03 à 21h10 à Flagey), Natural Born Killer (07/03 à 21h00 et 22/03 à 21h05 à Flagey), Wall Street (13/03 à 16h45 et 23/03 à 21h10 à Flagey). "Machins Machines" d'Hélène Maquet : On ne sait toujours pas qui a créé le Bitcoin. Tout juste sait-on que ce n'est pas Craig Wright. Le talk-show culturel de Jérôme Colin. Avec, dès 11h30, La Bagarre dans la Discothèque, un jeu musical complétement décalé où la créativité et la mauvaise foi font loi. À partir de midi, avec une belle bande de chroniqueurs, ils explorent ensemble tous les pans de la culture belge et internationale sans sacralisation, pour découvrir avec simplicité, passion et humour. Merci pour votre écoute Entrez sans Frapper c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 11h30 à 13h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Entrez sans Frapper sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/8521 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.
Le réalisateur, scénariste, documentariste, producteur de cinéma et acteur américain Oliver Stone est l'invité d'honneur de la 16ème édition du Millenium Documentary Film Festival, qui a lieu du 15 au 22 mars. Il ouvrira les festivités le 15 mars à 19h00 à Flagey avec une Masterclass. Son documentaire "JFK revisited : Through the Looking Glass" sera projeté le 16 mars à 15h00 à Flagey à Bruxelles et il présentera "Nuclear Now" le 18 mars à 20h20 au Cinéma Vendôme à Bruxelles. Le Festival Millenium offre aussi au public l'opportunité de (re)découvrir quatre films marquants de son immense carrière : JFK (10/03 à 15h35 et 24/03 à 14h00 à Flagey), Platoon (21/03 à 17h00 et 28/03 à 21h10 à Flagey), Natural Born Killer (07/03 à 21h00 et 22/03 à 21h05 à Flagey), Wall Street (13/03 à 16h45 et 23/03 à 21h10 à Flagey). Le talk-show culturel de Jérôme Colin. Avec, dès 11h30, La Bagarre dans la Discothèque, un jeu musical complétement décalé où la créativité et la mauvaise foi font loi. À partir de midi, avec une belle bande de chroniqueurs, ils explorent ensemble tous les pans de la culture belge et internationale sans sacralisation, pour découvrir avec simplicité, passion et humour. Merci pour votre écoute Entrez sans Frapper c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 11h30 à 13h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Entrez sans Frapper sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/8521 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.
Allan and Zoe get together to talk about Battle For a New Champion Episode 17. We discuss the dream of an All Female Final, how much this cast, except for Nurys. It's the Nurys show.
durée : 00:54:55 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Le 16 novembre 2011, dans le collège privé Cévenol du Chambon-sur-Lignon en Haute-Loire, Agnès Marin, la plus jeune de l'internat disparaît.Après deux jours de recherches, son corps est retrouvé calciné dans le bois qui entoure l'établissement. Invité Stéphane Durand-Souffland chroniqueur judiciaire au Figaro. - invités : Stéphane Durand-Souffland - Stéphane Durand-Souffland : Chroniqueur judiciaire - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET
We get inside the mind of the world's most successful predator and investigate how the largest living dolphin fares confined in captivity versus living free in the open ocean.
durée : 00:54:13 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle, Christophe Barreyre - Aujourd'hui dans Affaires Sensibles, une histoire particulièrement difficile, parfois insoutenable mais qui mérite qu'on l'entende. Celle d'un féminicide, l'assassinat d'une jeune fille de Creil dans l'Oise : Shaïna Hansye - réalisé par : Stéphane COSME
durée : 00:55:07 - Affaires sensibles - Le 20 avril 1999 dans un lycée près de Denver, une fusillade "mission-suicide" relance le débat sur la vente libre d'armes à feu. Son nom est resté dans toutes les mémoires: Columbine !
durée : 00:53:57 - Affaires sensibles - Au matin du dimanche 24 septembre 1995, la France se réveille au son des informations qui tournent en boucle à propos d'une fusillade qui a coûté la vie à 12 personnes dans le Var. Une tuerie d'une rare violence dont l'auteur n'est qu'un adolescent apparemment sans histoire de tout juste 16 ans.
durée : 00:54:55 - Affaires sensibles - par : Fabrice Drouelle - Le 16 novembre 2011, dans le collège privé Cévenol du Chambon-sur-Lignon en Haute-Loire, Agnès Marin, la plus jeune de l'internat disparaît.Après deux jours de recherches, son corps est retrouvé calciné dans le bois qui entoure l'établissement. Invité Stéphane Durand-Souffland chroniqueur judiciaire au Figaro. - invités : Stéphane Durand-Souffland - Stéphane Durand-Souffland : Chroniqueur judiciaire - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET
durée : 00:54:29 - Affaires sensibles - En 1968, deux petits garçons de trois et quatre ans sont retrouvés morts à Newcastle, en Angleterre. La police ne tarde pas à mettre la main sur le coupable et découvre avec effroi son identité. Les deux enfants ont été tués par un autre enfant, une jeune fille de onze ans qui s'appelle Mary Bell.
A full moon is upon us, and while many of us look up at the night sky and enjoy the glow of the lunar light, there are others who see it as something much more sinister. It's a sign for all of nature to come out and show their true colors, even if that means showing their evil, murderous selves. Because some things in nature, just like some people can't help their true essence, some are just natural born killers. First, death disused in beauty Followed by an urban legend Then, a killer in plain sight Finally in our featured story, the media made a murder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Los Broken Toys se fueron a Romana y dan un show histórico. Yabra cuenta algo que le pasó en el show del irish con un fan con problemas mentales. Haru es el Natural Born Killer. Jinita sigue siendo la mejor.Próximos shows: BROKEN MICS(lunes 7) El Decule (Miercoles 9) boletas en tix.do
Midwest Mayhem departs the big and dirty city and heads to the bleak countryside for its second true crime pairing, the disturbing story of Charles Starkweather and Carol Fugate, two young killers whose gruesome crimes shocked a nation and inspired numerous film versions in the years that followed. In THE REAL 'NATURAL BORN KILLER', CHARLES STARKWEATHER (BORN TO KILL), available to stream on the Our Life You Tube Channel, we're given a by the numbers retelling of a horrifying killing spree that crossed the great plains of the Midwest. But Eric hears a story the producers aren't telling, the tale of a young woman who used as her weapon of choice, not just a gun, but a man desperate for her love and approval to exact her adolescent fantasies of revenge. We will complete our true crime pairing on our next episode when your hosts serve up a 1970's art house director's dramatic interpretation of these very crimes — Terence Malick's BADLANDS.
The Abyss Podcast - Issue 88: MALLORI KNOX Issue 88 takes us to the streets of Detroit to Expose a Mysterious Producer from The Umbrella Collective, MALLORI KNOX! We dig into her origins and ties to Mickey, Umbrella, and also why she is so selective with whom she works. We talk about her diverse influences and also about being a Mom to, at times, 8 kids, all while banging out soulful tracks deeply rooted in this Boom Bap Genre we call the Abyss. She is super dope to talk to and a real NATURAL BORN KILLER on the boards. DON'T SLEEP! TAP IN! Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/theabysspodcast IG- @the_abyss_podcast @skitgod_lukeycage @thebonechurch @primojab EMAIL- cftheabysspodcast@gmail.com
The Richardson Family seemed like the perfect family. Living in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, Marc and Debra had two children, Jasmine and Jacob. Marc and Debra and seemed like loving and involved parents, concerned with their children's wellbeing. Jasmine was a great kid until she started diving into the darker side of the internet and getting into the "Goth" lifestyle. On the internet is where she met 23-year-old Jeremy Steinke, and she fell madly in love. Her parents didn't approve--mostly because Jasmine was TWELVE YEARS OLD when she met Jeremy. Upset her parents were imposing rules and trying to prevent her from seeing Jeremy, the pair decided to emulate the characters in their favorite movie--"Natural Born Killer" and murder their way into having a relationship no one could break. That is, except for law enforcement.SOURCES:1) The risks of earlier puberty (apa.org) "The Risks of Earlier Puberty"2) Jasmine Richardson, Jeremy Steinke, and the Richardson Family Murders - The CrimeWire " Jasmine Richardson, Jeremy Steinke, and the Richardson Family Murders"3) Jasmine Richardson now — Her attempt at a normal life after completing her sentence - OkayBliss " Jasmine Richardson now — Her attempt at a normal life after completing her sentence" Runaway Devil: How Forbidden Love Drove a 12-Year-Old to Murder Her Family Book by Robert Remington and Sherri Zickefoose4) The Chilling Story Of Jasmine Richardson And The Murder Of Her Family (allthatsinteresting.com) " Jasmine Richardson Killed Her Family With Her “Werewolf” Boyfriend — Now She's Walking Free"
Dr. Richard Urso is an outspoken critic of mRNA treatments for COVID-19 and the dangers of its lipid nanoparticles. He has widely encouraged the use of existing, repurposed drugs to fight the coronavirus. As a drug inventor (and holder of the patent for an FDA-approved medication), Dr. Urso has a deep understanding of the FDA's normal regulatory process. Dr. Richard Urso is the sole inventor of an FDA approved wound healing drug. He's been involved in Covid-19 since February 2020. He treated his first patient March 12, 2020 and has successfully treated over 2600 COVID patients since. He's a Co-Founder of the Global Covid Summit which has 17000 Doctors and Scientists. He's been in the White House, in Congress and he's testified in the US Senate. He's worked with members of the FDA, the CDC and the NIH. He's served as an expert witness in multiple states including testifying before the Texas and Tennessee Senate. Follow Dr. Urso at https://twitter.com/richardursomd 「 SPONSORED BY 」 • BIRCH GOLD - Don't let your savings lose value. You can own physical gold and silver in a tax-sheltered retirement account, and Birch Gold will help you do it. Claim your free, no obligation info kit from Birch Gold at https://birchgold.com/drew • GENUCEL - Using a proprietary base formulated by a pharmacist, Genucel has created skincare that can dramatically improve the appearance of facial redness and under-eye puffiness. Genucel uses clinical levels of botanical extracts in their cruelty-free, natural, made-in-the-USA line of products. Get 10% off with promo code DREW at https://genucel.com/drew 「 MEDICAL NOTE 」 The CDC states that COVID-19 vaccines are safe, effective, and reduce your risk of severe illness. Hundreds of millions of people have received a COVID-19 vaccine, and serious adverse reactions are uncommon. Dr. Drew is a board-certified physician and Dr. Kelly Victory is a board-certified emergency specialist. Portions of this program will examine countervailing views on important medical issues. You should always consult your personal physician before making any decisions about your health. 「 ABOUT the SHOW 」 Ask Dr. Drew is produced by Kaleb Nation (https://kalebnation.com) and Susan Pinsky (https://twitter.com/firstladyoflove). This show is for entertainment and/or informational purposes only, and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. 「 WITH DR. KELLY VICTORY 」 Dr. Kelly Victory MD is a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist with over 30 years of clinical experience. She served as CMO for Whole Health Management, delivering on-site healthcare services for Fortune 500 companies. She holds a BS from Duke University and her MD from the University of North Carolina. Follow her at https://earlycovidcare.org and https://twitter.com/DrKellyVictory. 「 GEAR PROVIDED BY 」 • BLUE MICS - Find your best sound at https://drdrew.com/blue • ELGATO - See how Elgato's lights transformed Dr. Drew's set: https://drdrew.com/sponsors/elgato/ 「 ABOUT DR. DREW 」 For over 30 years, Dr. Drew has answered questions and offered guidance to millions through popular shows like Celebrity Rehab (VH1), Dr. Drew On Call (HLN), Teen Mom OG (MTV), and the iconic radio show Loveline. Now, Dr. Drew is opening his phone lines to the world by streaming LIVE from his home studio. Watch all of Dr. Drew's latest shows at https://drdrew.tv Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In one of the most infamous murder sprees of the twentieth century, 19-year-old Charles Starkweather committed 11 homicides in a short span of time, taking his 14-year-old girlfriend along for the ride. -- Connect with us! Instagram: @unnaturalthepodcast Facebook: Unnatural: A True Crime Podcast Twitter: @unnaturalthepod Patreon: Patreon.com/unnaturalthepod Email: unnaturalthepodcast@gmail.com
Placental stem cells have the potential to stop cancer and autoimmune disorders in their tracks, slow or even halt the aging process, and perhaps even tackle the next pandemic. Dr. Robert Hariri, a surgeon and stem cell entrepreneur, explains how a temporary product of pregnancy, often discarded as waste, is actually an example of evolution at its best, a veritable "nature's supermarket" for cells with amazing regenerative properties. Plus - learn how some cells are more "potent" than others.
Dr. Robert Hariri, a surgeon and stem cell entrepreneur, explains how a temporary product of pregnancy, often discarded as waste, is actually an example of evolution at its best, a veritable "nature's supermarket" for cells with amazing regenerative properties.
A mass shooting inside of a bar leaves two dead and a quick arrest of the gunman. But, a disturbing confession and a search of his apparent take the case in a different direction.For episode information and photos, please visit https://anatomyofmurder.com/.
For four months in 1974, 28 year old Paul John Knowles went on a reckless murder spree across the United States that claimed the lives of at least 18 people. He killed men, women, seniors, and small children. He strangled some, shot others, and stabbed still others. Some crimes were sexual, and some weren't. The man who had spent more than half his life incarcerated in some form for a variety of petty, generally theft-related crimes suddenly became very, VERY violent. Why? That's what we explore in today's real-life monster, fit-for-October, true crime edition of Timesuck. Bad Magic Productions Monthly Patreon Donation: This month we donated $15,029 to Guide Dogs for the Blind, with an additional $1,669 added to our Scholarship Fund! Guide Dogs for the Blind believes in connecting people, dogs, and communities to transform the lives of individuals with visual impairments.For more info - or to donate more yourself - please go to guidedogs.comGet tour tickets at dancummins.tv Get Scared to Death LIVE tickets at badmagicmerch.com October 27th, 6P PST/9PM EST. True Tales of Hallow's Eve Horror TWO! Watch the Suck on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HR_SMK3EYTsMerch: https://www.badmagicmerch.comDiscord! https://discord.gg/tqzH89vWant to join the Cult of the Curious private Facebook Group? Go directly to Facebook and search for "Cult of the Curious" in order to locate whatever happens to be our most current page :)For all merch related questions/problems: store@badmagicproductions.com (copy and paste)Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG and http://www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcastWanna become a Space Lizard? Click here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcastSign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits.
Penúltimo programa de la temporada. Casi rozando las Vacaciones! Sonarán en esta edición con nosotros: 01 - Stryper – “Rise To The Call” 03:47 02 - Ozzy Osbourne – “Patient Number 9 (feat. Jeff Beck)” 07:21 03 - Grave Digger – “King Of The Kings” 04:43 04 - Tankard – “Beerbarians” 05:21 05 - Resistance – “Valhalla Has Locked It's Doors” 04:04 06 - Stratovarius – “World On Fire” 04:26 07 - Dynazty – “Natural Born Killer” 03:25 08 - Requiem For Edén – “Only With Honesty” 03:56 09 - Gaerea – “Salve” 05:25 10 - Carrion Vael – “King Of The Rhine” 04:40 60 minutos de Metal y Derivados presentado por Marco Rondán y ofrecido cada semana por HEAVYS: "Metal Headphones Made For MetalHeads". ****************************************************************** Penultimate programme of this season. Almost close to the Holidays! They'll be playing in this edition with us: 01 - Stryper - "Rise To The Call" 03:47 02 - Ozzy Osbourne - "Patient Number 9 (feat. Jeff Beck)" 07:21 03 - Grave Digger - "King Of The Kings" 04:43 04 - Tankard - "Beerbarians" 05:21 05 - Resistance - "Valhalla Has Locked It's Doors" 04:04 06 - Stratovarius - "World On Fire" 04:26 07 - Dynazty - "Natural Born Killer" 03:25 08 - Requiem For Edén - "Only With Honesty" 03:56 09 - Gaerea - "Salve" 05:25 10 - Carrion Vael - "King Of The Rhine" 04:40 60 minutes of Metal and Derivatives presented by Marco Rondán and offered every week by HEAVYS: "Metal Headphones Made For MetalHeads".
Penultimate programme of this season. Almost close to the Holidays!They'll be playing in this edition with us:01 - Stryper - "Rise To The Call" 03:47 02 - Ozzy Osbourne - "Patient Number 9 (feat. Jeff Beck)" 07:21 03 - Grave Digger - "King Of The Kings" 04:43 04 - Tankard - "Beerbarians" 05:21 05 - Resistance - "Valhalla Has Locked It's Doors" 04:04 06 - Stratovarius - "World On Fire" 04:26 07 - Dynazty - "Natural Born Killer" 03:25 08 - Requiem For Edén - "Only With Honesty" 03:56 09 - Gaerea - "Salve" 05:25 10 - Carrion Vael - "King Of The Rhine" 04:40 60 minutes of Metal and Derivatives presented by Marco Rondán and offered every week by HEAVYS: "Metal Headphones Made For MetalHeads".
DAMN! They Were Good is a new biweekly podcast where we celebrate the careers of some of our favorite fighters in MMA history, and there is no better place to start than with Carlos Condit. Condit is one of the most exciting fighters in the history of MMA. One half of arguably the single greatest fight of all-time, Condit delivered countless unforgettable moments in a career that spanned multiple generations of the sport. Jed Meshew, Shaheen Al-Shatti, and Alexander K. Lee get together to remember those moments and celebrate the career of the only man violent enough to bear the moniker, "The Natural Born Killer." Follow Jed Meshew @JedKMeshew Follow Shaun Al-Shatti @ShaunAlShatti Follow Alexander K. Lee @AlexanderKLee Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
DAMN! They Were Good is a new biweekly podcast where we celebrate the careers of some of our favorite fighters in MMA history, and there is no better place to start than with Carlos Condit. Condit is one of the most exciting fighters in the history of MMA. One half of arguably the single greatest fight of all-time, Condit delivered countless unforgettable moments in a career that spanned multiple generations of the sport. Jed Meshew, Shaheen Al-Shatti, and Alexander K. Lee get together to remember those moments and celebrate the career of the only man violent enough to bear the moniker, "The Natural Born Killer." Follow Jed Meshew @JedKMeshew Follow Shaun Al-Shatti @ShaunAlShatti Follow Alexander K. Lee @AlexanderKLee Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
DAMN! They Were Good is a new biweekly podcast where we celebrate the careers of some of our favorite fighters in MMA history, and there is no better place to start than with Carlos Condit. Condit is one of the most exciting fighters in the history of MMA. One half of arguably the single greatest fight of all-time, Condit delivered countless unforgettable moments in a career that spanned multiple generations of the sport. Jed Meshew, Shaheen Al-Shatti, and Alexander K. Lee get together to remember those moments and celebrate the career of the only man violent enough to bear the moniker, "The Natural Born Killer." Follow Jed Meshew @JedKMeshew Follow Shaun Al-Shatti @ShaunAlShatti Follow Alexander K. Lee @AlexanderKLee Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
It's refreshing to see a large company like Costco make significant contributions to a charitable cause like the Children's Miracle Network. Mental illness, like other ailments is not a respecter of persons. It can affect us all without regard to wealth or status. How do you explain the phenomenon of airline pilots with behavioral issues being outstanding aviators? Amazon has two public problems, workplace safety and union organization. Even Russian oligarchs are not immune from retribution from Vladimir Putin if they ever cross him. Ivy League Universities have a dark past with respect to being founded and maintained with blood money from their very beginnings. Contrary to the belief of some, being empathetic as one ages is a mark of normalcy not weakness. Good teachers are unsung heroes. They routinely perform academic miracles on students who in many cases would have been discarded onto the trash heap of failure. This week the Wingmen recognize two teachers in particular that helped them soar to new heights.
After a long hiatus, We Hate Cops returns with a short Criminal Minds episode brought to you by L Bo! In this episode, we talk about Criminal Minds season 1 episode 8, "Natural Born Killer" and a real case that inspired it. Come along and learn about a man that found the perfect job to match his passion for murder... CW: Child abuse, substance abuse, murder, domestic abuse Email us! @ wehatecopspod@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
This week on Sex & Violence with Rebel Girl, we talk to a recently retired American mixed martial artist, who formerly competed in the Welterweightdivision of the Ultimate Fighting Championships, where he was the former Interim UFC Welterweight Champion.Carlos “ The Natural Born Killer” Condit formerly fought in the UFC's sister promotion, World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC), where he was the final Welterweight Champion.He's also competed for both Shootboxing and Pancrase in Japan.Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the 37 year old began his combat sports journey EARLY & only recently hung up the gloves.He began wrestling at the age of 9 & continued throughout high school, started training under coach Tom Vaughn at 15 & turned pro at just 18 years old! On September 17, 2021 a legacy of beautiful brutality ended as it was announced that he had retired from competing in MMA.We talk about:
Lynzee, Jacki, and James travel through time as Attack on Titan is set to reveal the true history of the Eren and Zeke's father, Grisha. 00:00 Intro/Last week's highlights 03:30 Grisha backstory recap 09:30 Thoughts of the Eldian ethical question (Zeke vs Eren vs Reiss) 15:00 Everyone's got a horrible past 24:55 A word from our sponsor 26:10 The political allusions of Attack on Titan Part 1 30:00 Eren's propensity for violence 36:55 The political allusions of Attack on Titan Part 2 42:50 Is diplomacy not an option? 48:15 The Eldian Race allegory and similar uses in fiction 53:00 Connie and Armin are still good boys (...right?)
Lynzee, Jacki, and James travel through time as Attack on Titan is set to reveal the true history of the Eren and Zeke's father, Grisha.
Danny is a natural born killer, a savant in the lethal arts... but with the mind of an 11 year old, he only cares about video games, cartoons, and McDonalds fries. A shadow organization wants to harness his skills, whether Danny likes it or not.Edited and produced by Jeff DavidsonFeaturing the music:The Wickedness - The ButcheringCrack Whore - Yva Las VegasMurder and Ballet - Jesus and the ChristiansBurn - Noiz ComplaintThe New One Two - The ButcheringBrother of Christ - Illegal Onesand Chelsea Oxendine with the theme musicPlease subscribe through Buzzsprout, Stitcher, Spotify, Podchaser, or iTunesFind me on social media on Instagram Facebook and Twitter, or email me direct at AScaryHomeCompanion@gmail.comSupport our PATREON page! And check out the Redbubble merch shop. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ascaryhomecompanion)
Oliver Stone is the multiple Oscar-winning writer and director of Platoon, JFK, Born on the Fourth of July, Natural Born Killer, Midnight Express, and many other films.Born in Russia, in the Ural region, Lena Herzog moved to St Petersburg to study at the Philological Faculty to study Language and Literature. She moved to the United States in 1990, where she studied History and Philosophy of Science. Herzog is a multidisciplinary artist, she is the author of six books of photography and a contributor to Harper's Magazine. Her work also appeared in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Los Angeles Times, The Paris Review and Cabinet among other publications and has been widely exhibited in Europe and in the United States. Her most recent conceptual work was dedicated to the loss of world's linguistic diversity and it is called Last Whispers: Oratorio for Vanishing Voices, Collapsing Universes and A Falling Tree. Last Whispers is a multimedia, audio video installation, a public platform and a virtual reality (VR). The project is an ecosystem that explores the global mass extinction of languages. It premiered at the British Museum in London in 2016, and has traveled around the world. Last Whispers Virtual Reality premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and garnered acclaim and prizes at over twenty major international VR festivals. Last Whispers' 45 min immersive installation was shown at major concert halls and theaters: The Kennedy Center in Washington DC, while in France, it showed at the drama theater Le Théâtre de la Ville and at the Paris opera house Le Théâtre du Châtelet.
Oliver Stone is the multiple Oscar-winning writer and director of Platoon, JFK, Born on the Fourth of July, Natural Born Killer, Midnight Express, and many other films.Born in Russia, in the Ural region, Lena Herzog moved to St Petersburg to study at the Philological Faculty to study Language and Literature. She moved to the United States in 1990, where she studied History and Philosophy of Science. Herzog is a multidisciplinary artist, she is the author of six books of photography and a contributor to Harper's Magazine. Her work also appeared in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Los Angeles Times, The Paris Review and Cabinet among other publications and has been widely exhibited in Europe and in the United States. Her most recent conceptual work was dedicated to the loss of world's linguistic diversity and it is called Last Whispers: Oratorio for Vanishing Voices, Collapsing Universes and A Falling Tree. Last Whispers is a multimedia, audio video installation, a public platform and a virtual reality (VR). The project is an ecosystem that explores the global mass extinction of languages. It premiered at the British Museum in London in 2016, and has traveled around the world. Last Whispers Virtual Reality premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, and garnered acclaim and prizes at over twenty major international VR festivals. Last Whispers' 45 min immersive installation was shown at major concert halls and theaters: The Kennedy Center in Washington DC, while in France, it showed at the drama theater Le Théâtre de la Ville and at the Paris opera house Le Théâtre du Châtelet.
In this Mini Episode, Steve & Izzy go to the movies to see the superhero sequel "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" and the sequel to a 3rd or 4th reboot of a slasher franchise "Halloween Kills"!!! Has Andy Serkis found his niche as a director? Is Carnage a Natural Born Killer? What was missing from Halloween Kills? Does Evil die tonight? What other movies would we recommend this holiday season?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, double tap, and enjoy!!! This episode is proudly sponsored by Untidy Venus, your one-stop shop for incredible art & gift ideas at UntidyVenus.Etsy.com and be sure to follow her on Twiter, Facebook, Instagram & Patreon at @UntidyVenus for all of her awesomeness!!! Try it today!!! Twitter - www.twitter.com/eilfmovies Facebook - www.facebook.com/eilfmovies Instagram - www.instagram.com/eilfmovies Etsy - www.untidyvenus.etsy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What do you get when you cross Venom and Spiderman? A “Natural Born Killer”s of course, Carnage? It's no surprise Disney wants full control over all the Marvel brand. Do you think they could have done better than Fox or Sony with these types of releases? 100 Million opening isn't bad… but is it timing? […] The post Episode 317 – Venom 2 (No Spoilers), Seasons of shows, What If, Star Wars Surprise appeared first on Podcast4Scifi.
This one… wasn't our favorite. Listen in as we discuss the excessive gore, how much we don't know about the Mafia, and the much more interesting true crime story that inspired this admittedly dull episode. Due to the nature of the show, there will be discussion of violence and sexual assault. Original theme music composed and performed by Nate Youngblood. This podcast was produced by Nate Youngblood.
Chloe and Jessie discuss "Natural Born Killer," the eighth episode of "Criminal Minds," along with romantic moments between Spencer and Elle and Chloe being mind blown by the layout of the BAU.
This episode concludes with case of Charles Starkweather and his murder spree where he also held 14 year old Caril Ann Fugate hostage, although many question her involvement from the start, especially once Starkweather turns on her with his 9 different version of events he gives investigators during his time on death row. Take a listen to decide for yourself who is innocent and who is guilty. Sources: Charles Starkweather - WikipediaThe Thirteenth Victim By: Linda Battisti and John StevensThe Murderous Trail of Charles Starkweather By: James ReinhardtCaril By: Ninette BeaverMcArthur, Jeff (2012). Pro Bono: The 18-Year Defense of Caril Ann Fugate. Bandwagon Books. ISBN 978-1479108374. Retrieved February 15, 2017.Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate, retrieved (December 9, 2009)Charles Starkweather Archived November 27, 2010, at the Wayback Machine, biography.com; accessed June 21, 2015Nebraska State Historical Society website, nebraskahistory.org; retrieved June 3, 2014Music by: Jonas BjornstadCover Art By: Charnell
Many believe they already know the whole story of Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate's rampage through Lincoln Nebraska and Wyoming in 1958 that left 11 dead because many movies and songs have told the "story". Yet, the story that is rarely told however, is Caril's. At the time she was 14 years old when she was taken hostage and forced to accompany Starkweather who was 19, on a murder spree. Take a listen to decide for yourself who you believe. Sources: Charles Starkweather - WikipediaThe Thirteenth Victim By: Linda Battisti and John StevensThe Murderous Trail of Charles Starkweather By: James ReinhardtCaril By: Ninette Beaver McArthur, Jeff (2012). Pro Bono: The 18-Year Defense of Caril Ann Fugate. Bandwagon Books. ISBN 978-1479108374. Retrieved February 15, 2017. Charles Starkweather and Caril Ann Fugate, retrieved (December 9, 2009) Charles Starkweather Archived November 27, 2010, at the Wayback Machine, biography.com; accessed June 21, 2015 Nebraska State Historical Society website, nebraskahistory.org; retrieved June 3, 2014
Welcome to Felonious Pundits, a Criminal Minds Podcast. Each week, hosts Kantad Svendsgaard and AJ Mass will recap episodes of the CBS show Criminal Minds. AJ has seen the show several times and will be bringing the rewatch perspective of a long-time fan, and Kantad has never seen the show and will be bringing a first watch perspective. This week's episode is all about the 8th episode of the first season of Criminal Minds, "Natural Born Killer." The BAU team attempt to prevent an undercover cop from being iced by a cold-blooded killer, who likes to kill by rat. How does this episode rate to Kantad and AJ? After the recap, AJ will also be giving a trivia quiz to Kantad, play along to see how you do. Feel free to send us an e-mail with your comments and questions to FeloniousPundits@gmail.com, or follow and contact us via Twitter @podcast_pundits.
Kristin & The Duke cover Natural Born Killer copycat killers & The Dnepropetrovsk teenage maniacs.
Benvenuti nel 2021! Nella prima trasmissione del nuovo anno parleremo ancora di grandi produzioni e di straordinari interpreti musicali. Il Colore Viola, A Christmas Carol, Pretty Woman, Natural Born Killer e la bilogia italiana de I Moschettieri del Re. Con canzoni di Leonard Cohen, Roxette, Peter Cetera, Celentano, Battiato e tanti altri. Ci sentiamo a Note di Cinema!
Check out episode 19 of Between the Links as Mike Heck moderates the matchup between MMA Fighting's Alexander K. Lee and UFC bantamweight Brian Kelleher as they discuss the beef between middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and Jon Jones, and if the UFC should make that fight right now. In addition, the panel lists their three stars—outside of Holly Holm—from Saturday night's UFC Fight Island 4 event, talks Carlos Condit's return to the win column for the first time in five years and what that means for the “Natural Born Killer,” what's at stake in the UFC Fight Island 5 main event between Marlon Moraes and Cory Sandhagen, and whether or not the winner could move past Aljamain Sterling as the next contender to Petr Yan and the bantamweight title. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Follow Alexander K. Lee: @AlexanderKLee Follow Brian Kelleher: @brianboom135 Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Check out episode 19 of Between the Links as Mike Heck moderates the matchup between MMA Fighting's Alexander K. Lee and UFC bantamweight Brian Kelleher as they discuss the beef between middleweight champion Israel Adesanya and Jon Jones, and if the UFC should make that fight right now. In addition, the panel lists their three stars—outside of Holly Holm—from Saturday night's UFC Fight Island 4 event, talks Carlos Condit's return to the win column for the first time in five years and what that means for the “Natural Born Killer,” what's at stake in the UFC Fight Island 5 main event between Marlon Moraes and Cory Sandhagen, and whether or not the winner could move past Aljamain Sterling as the next contender to Petr Yan and the bantamweight title. Follow Mike Heck: @MikeHeck_JR Follow Alexander K. Lee: @AlexanderKLee Follow Brian Kelleher: @brianboom135 Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playlists: http://goo.gl/eFhsvM Like MMAF on Facebook: http://goo.gl/uhdg7Z Follow on Twitter: http://goo.gl/nOATUI Read More: http://www.mmafighting.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Josh McInnes is a marine biologist who got his first job studying Killer Whales, or Orcas as some like to call them, at the age of 12, when he became ship's naturalist for a whale watching outfit on the Northern end of Vancouver Island. Since then, his fascination with Killer Whales has led him to study this apex predator from California to Alaska. And with all he has learned about Killer Whales, it seems there are still more questions than answers, which is probably a good thing for Josh, because it means that he'll have many more voyages ahead of him as he continues to try and understand these beautiful and iconic sea mammals. In this episode you'll get to know Josh and his story, learn all about orca behaviour, how they hunt, and where the best places in BC are to spot Orcas. You'll also learn why the name “Orca” isn't really that much more flattering than the name “Killer Whale”, and much more. If you enjoy listening to This Amazing Story, don't forget to rate or review it on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and you can also help out by sharing it with a friend. SOME RELEVANT LINKS: Lindblad Expeditions, Seattle, Washington: https://www.expeditions.com/ Northwest Navigation Co, Juneau, Alaska: https://northwestnavigation.com/ University of Victoria Marine Sciences, Victoria, British Columbia: https://www.uvic.ca/science/biology/undergraduate/programs/marine-sciences/index.php North Island Compass, Campbell River, British Columbia: http://www.kikiscommunications.com/north-island-compass Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre, Bamfield, British Columbia: http://www.bamfieldmsc.com/ The Transient Killer Whale Research Project: https://www.facebook.com/The-Transient-Killer-Whale-Research-Project-259019844119284/ ----more---- For more information or to join the conversation, visit thisamazingstory.com Or send mail to host, Malcolm McMillan. This Amazing Story on Facebook This Amazing Story on Twitter This Amazing Story on Instagram "Episode 11 – Josh McInnes, Natural Born Killer Whale Researcher" was produced by Malcolm McMillan for This Amazing Story. ©2020
Coach J was one of the most award winning and highest performing service advisors in the business. G-Man says that Coach J had was born with a natural talent to perform while he had to be trained on a system to win on the service drive. In this episode, G-Man and Coach J share their
We watched Oliver Stone's NATURAL BORN KILLERS and Bryce has some real thoughts. This one is not for the faint of heart #Naminspace
In this episode we discuss Spooky Season, a little movie talk, UFC Moncton & Anthony Smith, The Askren/Mighty Mouse/UFC/ONE trade, GSP vs Khabib, Conor vs Tony, Korean Zombie, we make our UFC 230 picks and more! Any questions or topics you want to hear us discuss on the show? Just ask your question using #AskUntitled on Twitter and we'll answer it on the show! UFC! MMA! UNTITLEDMMA.COM! @UNTITLEDMMA! SPOOKY SEASON! HAUNTED HOUSES! HALLOWEEN! MICHAEL MYERS! A STAR IS BORN! LADY GAGA! BRADLEY COOPER! ANTHONY SMITH! VOLKAN OEZDEMIR! UFC MONCTON! ARTEM LOBOV! MICHAEL JOHNSON! BEN ASKREN! DEMETRIOUS JOHNSON! ONE CHAMPIONSHIP! BELLATOR! RORY MACDONALD! MMA TRADES! TYRON WOODLEY! HENRY CEJUDO! JORGE MASVIDAL! MIKE PERRY! GEORGES ST PIERRE! REDDIT! KHABIB NURMAGOMEDOV! TONY FERGUSON! CONOR MCGREGOR! FRANKIE EDGAR! YAIR RODRIGUEZ! KOREAN ZOMBIE! CHAN SUNG JUNG! MMA NICKNAMES! NATURAL BORN KILLER! THE NOTORIOUS! ROWDY RONDA ROUSEY! THE CALIFORNIA KID URIJAH FABER! ANTHONY SHOWTIME PETTIS! DEREK BRUNSON! ISRAEL ADESANYA! MARVIN VETTORI! KARL ROBERSON! JASK MARSHMAN! DAVID BRANCH! JARED CANNONIER! CHRIS WEIDMAN! JACARE SOUZA! LUKE ROCKHOLD! YOEL ROMERO! DANIEL CORMIER! DERRICK LEWIS! STIPE MIOCIC! JON JONES! FRANCIS NGANNOU! BALLS WAS HOT! JOE ROGAN! https://untitledmma.com/store/
This week's Guests on the show include: - John Kavanagh tickets competition winner at: 2:41 - Tyson Pedro starts at: 5:07 - Tommy Toe Hold interview starts at: 21:39 - Stephen Thompson starts at: 51:46 - Tommy Toe Hold segment starts at: 1:15:46 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek(FloCombat) starts at: 1:17:41 - Chris Weidman starts at: 1:43:40 - Damon Martin (FOX Sports) starts at: 2:04:45 - UFC Fortaleza aftermath starts at: - Kelvin Gastelum vs. Anderson Silva starts at: - What to do with Yoel Romero starts at: - McGregor/Mayweather rumors starts at: - Chris Weidman makes his first appearance on Submission Radio to talk about his upcoming fight against Gegard Mousasi at UFC 210, how he got over the loss to Yoel Romero at UFC 205, if he sees this as his redemption fight being that it's also in New York, whether he happy to take on such a tough opponent or if he wanted a tune-up fight, his advantages on the feet and in grappling, why he thinks he'll break Mousasi, his thoughts on the middleweight division and Michael Bisping vs. Georges St-Pierre, if he feels for Yoel Romero, how GSP felt when they trained together and who he thinks will win, if he would ever fight GSP or if the friendship would prohibit that, Counter-Strike and his gaming obsession and his twitch channel, street fights that he was in when he was young, and lots more! - Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson returns to Submission Radio to discuss and reflect on his loss to Tyron Woodley at UFC 209, what he learned and took away from the fight, why Tyron was able to tag him in the fifth round, if he still believes he can beat Tyron and if he feels like he needs to fight him again to avenge the loss, the criticism him and Tyron received for the performance, if he's concerned about the UFC being hesitant to book another rematch, the injury that he suffered in the fight, when he would like to fight again and who he sees as a potential opponent, what he thinks it will take get another title shot, GSP potentially re-entering the welterweight division and fighting Tyron, how this fight reflects on his journey an legacy, his outlook on quitting, and more! - Tyson Pedro returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Paul Craig at UFC 209, why he feels like the Scotsman's intense demeanour was put on, the funny messages he got from fans and trolls, being on the same card as Mark Hunt and Dan Kelly and watching their mixed success, what it was like having Mike Winkeljohn in his corner, if he'll train at Jackson/Winkejohn's full-time, his thoughts on the UFC's thin light heavyweight division and why he doesn't know any fighters, the holiday he took after the win, his wife's crazy time in Las Vegas, if he's interested in fighting on the UFC New Zealand card and more! - Tommy Toe Hold returns to Submission Radio to not only give his takeaways from UFC Fortaleza, but also discuss his five-year-anniversary of making MMA cartoons! Tommy talks about what it's been like keeping his identity a secret for so long and if anybody's ever figured it out, what it's like explaining what he does for a living to other people, if it was easier to write jokes during the older period of the UFC, what the actual process of putting together content is and if it's scripted or improv, how difficult it is to keep coming up with original content so frequently, if he ever expected he'd be doing it for so long, some of his favourite moments and videos, his relationship with Dana White and being back on FOX sports, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat stop by to tell some stories from their massive MMA road trip where they visited such gyms as Alliance MMA, Jackson/Winkeljohn's, Power MMA and others, what it was like sparring with Cub Swanson and having their livers destroyed, Cub's underrated technical mind and why he could be an analyst like Dominick Cruz, the dynamic between fighters like Cruz, Cat Zingano and Phil Davis, Ryan Bader seeming happier since leaving the UFC, Diego Sanchez's intensity and the classic interview he gave, Carlos Condit and what the future holds for the Natural Born Killer, what it was like being on the road for so long and more! - Damon Martin (FOX Sports) returns to discuss the big news of the week, as well as the aftermath of UFC Fortaleza, Edson Barboza's stunning flying knee knockout over Beneil Dariush and where he belongs amongst the elite lightweights, what's next for Shogun Rua, the UFC's bleak light heavyweight division, Vitor Belfort's KO loss to Kelvin Gastelum and what this means for the aging Phenom, Gastelum vs. Anderson Silva being booked for UFC 212, what to do with Yoel Romero, the rumors of T-Mobile Arena putting a holding date on June 10th for Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather, and more!
This week's Guests on the show include: - John Kavanagh tickets competition winner at: 2:41 - Tyson Pedro starts at: 5:07 - Tommy Toe Hold interview starts at: 21:39 - Stephen Thompson starts at: 51:46 - Tommy Toe Hold segment starts at: 1:15:46 - Duane Finley & Hunter Homistek(FloCombat) starts at: 1:17:41 - Chris Weidman starts at: 1:43:40 - Damon Martin (FOX Sports) starts at: 2:04:45 - UFC Fortaleza aftermath starts at: - Kelvin Gastelum vs. Anderson Silva starts at: - What to do with Yoel Romero starts at: - McGregor/Mayweather rumors starts at: - Chris Weidman makes his first appearance on Submission Radio to talk about his upcoming fight against Gegard Mousasi at UFC 210, how he got over the loss to Yoel Romero at UFC 205, if he sees this as his redemption fight being that it's also in New York, whether he happy to take on such a tough opponent or if he wanted a tune-up fight, his advantages on the feet and in grappling, why he thinks he'll break Mousasi, his thoughts on the middleweight division and Michael Bisping vs. Georges St-Pierre, if he feels for Yoel Romero, how GSP felt when they trained together and who he thinks will win, if he would ever fight GSP or if the friendship would prohibit that, Counter-Strike and his gaming obsession and his twitch channel, street fights that he was in when he was young, and lots more! - Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson returns to Submission Radio to discuss and reflect on his loss to Tyron Woodley at UFC 209, what he learned and took away from the fight, why Tyron was able to tag him in the fifth round, if he still believes he can beat Tyron and if he feels like he needs to fight him again to avenge the loss, the criticism him and Tyron received for the performance, if he's concerned about the UFC being hesitant to book another rematch, the injury that he suffered in the fight, when he would like to fight again and who he sees as a potential opponent, what he thinks it will take get another title shot, GSP potentially re-entering the welterweight division and fighting Tyron, how this fight reflects on his journey an legacy, his outlook on quitting, and more! - Tyson Pedro returns to Submission Radio to discuss his win over Paul Craig at UFC 209, why he feels like the Scotsman's intense demeanour was put on, the funny messages he got from fans and trolls, being on the same card as Mark Hunt and Dan Kelly and watching their mixed success, what it was like having Mike Winkeljohn in his corner, if he'll train at Jackson/Winkejohn's full-time, his thoughts on the UFC's thin light heavyweight division and why he doesn't know any fighters, the holiday he took after the win, his wife's crazy time in Las Vegas, if he's interested in fighting on the UFC New Zealand card and more! - Tommy Toe Hold returns to Submission Radio to not only give his takeaways from UFC Fortaleza, but also discuss his five-year-anniversary of making MMA cartoons! Tommy talks about what it's been like keeping his identity a secret for so long and if anybody's ever figured it out, what it's like explaining what he does for a living to other people, if it was easier to write jokes during the older period of the UFC, what the actual process of putting together content is and if it's scripted or improv, how difficult it is to keep coming up with original content so frequently, if he ever expected he'd be doing it for so long, some of his favourite moments and videos, his relationship with Dana White and being back on FOX sports, and more! - Duane Finley and Hunter Homistek of FloCombat stop by to tell some stories from their massive MMA road trip where they visited such gyms as Alliance MMA, Jackson/Winkeljohn's, Power MMA and others, what it was like sparring with Cub Swanson and having their livers destroyed, Cub's underrated technical mind and why he could be an analyst like Dominick Cruz, the dynamic between fighters like Cruz, Cat Zingano and Phil Davis, Ryan Bader seeming happier since leaving the UFC, Diego Sanchez's intensity and the classic interview he gave, Carlos Condit and what the future holds for the Natural Born Killer, what it was like being on the road for so long and more! - Damon Martin (FOX Sports) returns to discuss the big news of the week, as well as the aftermath of UFC Fortaleza, Edson Barboza's stunning flying knee knockout over Beneil Dariush and where he belongs amongst the elite lightweights, what's next for Shogun Rua, the UFC's bleak light heavyweight division, Vitor Belfort's KO loss to Kelvin Gastelum and what this means for the aging Phenom, Gastelum vs. Anderson Silva being booked for UFC 212, what to do with Yoel Romero, the rumors of T-Mobile Arena putting a holding date on June 10th for Conor McGregor vs. Floyd Mayweather, and more!
Kel and Andreas open this week's episode with a conversation about Colin Kaepernick's Protest, it's relevance in 2016, why it's much more than not standing for the national anthem and it's importance in sports' culture. The hosts also talk Kevin Owens becoming champion, Apollo Crews' problems on Smackdown, PWI's Top 500 Wrestlers List, UFC on Fox: Vancouver, UFC Hamburg & More.
Top welterweight contenders 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit and Martin 'Hitman' Kampmann will revisit their memorable 2009 bout in an August 28th rematch in Indianapolis.
Carlos Condit is fighting his way to the top of the 170 pound division, and this Saturday night at UFC 132, "The Natural Born Killer" faces another tough test: an undefeated Dong Hyun Kim. With both fighters having similar size and skill, Condit knows the difference between winning and losing may come down to who has the better game plan. Watch UFC 132, live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, July 2 at 9PM/6PM ET/PT, only on Pay Per View.
Guest: Nicholas Bergman, PhD Host: Michael Benson, MD Anthrax. Thought to be the sixth plague visited upon Pharoah in the Book of Exodus, the disease only causes episodic illness in humans. Yet it can cause a particularly gruesome death and can be easily treated if caught early. Our guest, Doctor Nicholas Bergman, explores the biology of naturally occurring anthrax infections in humans. Dr. Bergman received his PhD in biochemistry and molecular biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Biology at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. He has published a novel paper examining some of the genomic properties of Anthrax in the Journal of Bacteriology.