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David Awram, Sr. Executive Vice President, Co-Founder, and Director of Sandstorm Gold  (TSX: SSL) (NYSE: SAND), joins me for a review the key takeaways from Q1 2024 financials and operations.  We also got into many of the key royalty partner projects feeding into the larger growth profile over the next 5 years for this mid-tier precious metals royalty company.  Sandstorm Gold is diversified across 250 royalties, 40 producing assets, exploration optionality, different jurisdictions, and has a leading cost profile from producing royalty partners.    This is wide-ranging discussion that gets into the value proposition and key attributes of Sandstorm Gold within it's peer group of royalty companies.  We spend some time unpacking some of the key projects they hold royalties on that are partnered with senior mining companies as operators, that are well capitalized to have more exploration and development upside than the market is anticipating.  Some of the projects Dave outlined were the Houndé Project operated by Endeavour Mining, the Bonikro Project operated by Allied Gold, the Barry Project operated by Bonterra Resources (that is being combined with Osisko Mining's Windfall Project), and Caserones operated by Lundin Mining.   Next we got into some of the large development projects that are moving down the development pipeline and into production, as big contributors to future gold equivalent ounces and revenues.  We reviewed how Equinox's Greenstone Mine has just had first gold pour, as the 4th largest gold mine in Canada and a big win for Sandstorm and the Canadian mining sector at large. Next Dave highlighted a recent site visit to Ivanhoe Mining's Platreef Project in South Africa, and how construction is well underway to bring this mine into commercial production by next year. We then reviewed the cornerstone Hod Madden royalty asset in Turkey, and how the terms on this asset and conversion into a  gold stream have changed over time, including the sale of the 30% interest in the project to Horizon Copper Corp.  Lastly we wrap up with a look ahead to the Mara gold stream operated by Glencore, as an example of how a royalty purchase can change hands and become incredibly value-accretive.    If you have any questions for Dave regarding Sandstorm Gold, then please email me at Shad@kereport.com and we'll get them addressed, or covered in a future interview.   In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Sandstorm Gold at the time of this recording.    Click here to follow along with the news from Sandstorm Gold.

Tom and Dave go for another random picks from their shelf episode. This week Dave is meh for one of Tom's favorite ABC movies of the week: Bad Ronald. Ohhh he's so badddddd! Next Dave drums up the perfect Tom rape / revenge flick, but a curveball.. Tom's not into it! Lastly.. it's got skiing, it's got snowboarding! Babes and gore galore! It's a 2001 horror flick called Shredder! Hang ten Broseph!

Megan kicks things off this week with talk of LOVE LIES BLEEDING (2:16), Rose Glass's intense queer thriller starring Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian. Verdict? LISTEN (ha). Next Dave and Megan review STOPMOTION (6:11), Robert Morgan's horror movie starring Aisling Franciosi and featuring lots of compelling stop-motion animation. Megan likes it but wishes it delved deeper, and Dave thinks they should have stopped this motion picture from being a thing. Lastly, Evan, Megan, and Dave all discuss FRIDA (17:37), Carla Gutierrez's dynamic Frida Kahlo documentary that everyone liked. Over on Patreon, we talk about the 2024 Oscars. If you're a member, head on over and take a listen. If you'd like to join, for $5 you can listen to bonus episodes each week, and vote in monthly polls.

Bo and the crew talk about if the ACC could implode next, the numbers surrounding the biggest games in college and possible college football playoff formats in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about if the ACC could follow the footsteps of the Pac 12 and how the game is changing. Dave Bartoo of the College Football Matrix joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about all of the numbers in college basketball live in the BankPlus Studio. Dave talks about how big the difference in home scoring efficiency vs on the road is for a lot of teams. Dave looks at Mississippi State and notes that they are actually better on the road than they are at home. Dave wonders if Alabama will have an early exit because their road scoring efficiency numbers are terrible. Dave gives the best offensive, defensive, and balanced teams in the SEC heading into the tournament. Yahoo Sports writer Ross Dellenger joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the changing landscape of college football live in the BankPlus Studio. Ross looks at the conference realignment and how the B1G and SEC stacked up during the transition. Ross wonders if the ACC and Big 12 will have enough pull to override the requests of the SEC and B1G and what will happen if they can't. Ross breaks down the possible format of the College Football Playoffs and talks about how the SEC benefits most from the changes. Bo asks Ross if the Group of 5 schools could create their own playoffs and he doesn't think it's as likely as people think. Ross mentions there are conversations going on about the playoff games and if they would overlap with the Army vs Navy game. Ross thinks the ACC has the ball in their court and will decide the fate of college football with their decisions. Bo asks Ross if Florida State could really pull away from the AC and he says there's no turning back now. Ross thinks about the next moves for teams in the ACC and who would be the first to leave. Ross gives a list of four schools that are most likely to join the SEC if the ACC implodes. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

November is here, and so the book closes on the 2023 British Speedway season. Eurosport commentator Dave Rowe and speedway writer Ryan Guest join Ian Brannan to look back on the 2023 season, the highs, the lows, the winners and those for which things didn't quite go to plan. You probably have your own questions about what happens next as we approach the AGM, and how thing may look in 2023. We aim to answer as much as we currently know, although we'll be back with another episode mid November once everything has been confirmed at the AGM. We also have an interview with new British U19 Champion Dan Thompson, who sealed his first major individual title winning a deciding run off at Perry Barr last week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Russell chats to Dave DeCamp, News Editor at Antiwar.com and host of Antiwar News. They discuss leaked documents revealing stagnant territorial shifts in the Ukraine war, the conflict's role as a massive showcase for the military-industrial complex, and the potential foreign policy pivot if a Republican takes the White House in 2024: winding down in Ukraine and escalating tensions with China. You can follow Dave's work: https://antiwar.com/  Support this channel directly here: https://rb.rumble.com/ Follow on social media: X: @rustyrockets INSTAGRAM: @russellbrand FACEBOOK: @russellbrand

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Bo and Blake talk NFL Draft and SEC football in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys take a look at the Cowboys first round draft pick and how they should approach the second round with the 58th pick. Bo makes the case that the best teams are more aggressive in the draft and free agency, and that the Cowboys need to take that approach moving forward. The guys discuss when Ole Miss receiver Jonathan Mingo could come off the board in the second or third round. In the SEC Insider Hit, college football guru Dave Bartoo joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking SEC football predictions. Dave starts the conversation with the latest from his headquarters in Oregon, where he has become a basketball betting junkie and met up with Nick Fulton of USA Pawn. Dave takes a deep dive into the Mississippi State football program as new head coach Zach Arnett gets set to enter his first season leading the Bulldogs. Dave discusses how a new staff plays a role in predicting wins and losses, and gives his thoughts on the high expectations being put out by MSU fans. Dave walks us through the 2023 football schedule game by game and gives us his prediction for how Mississippi State will fare in a season with eight home games. Dave talks about everything that plays a role in his predictions, from the TLC model to scoring efficiency, and gives his final win total for the Bulldogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Being saved is awesome. But once you are saved, what happens next? Pastor Dave Niblock brings some encouragement to help on the road to spiritual maturity. Scriptures: 1 Peter, John 3:16-17, Ephesians 4:12-14, Philipians 2:12

There is check-box creation and then there is creation, creation. In this episode, Dave is back for another conversation with Cassie about using the law of attraction to manifest money and more. In this epiose the two dive deep into inspiration. What it is and how it impacts creation. They talk about how creating from inspiration instead of a place of pushing things forward creates better outcomes and makes life a lot more fun. Listen to hear how happiness is guiding Dave to create as a film composer as he leverages inspiration in his work. First, Dave shares his current manifested total of $414,302.38. Next Dave tells about what he does as a film composer. Dave talks about how he had no concept of inspiration prior to joining Enchanted Life U. Dave shares as best he can what inspiration is. Dave and Cass talk about how excitement and inspiration are different. Dave shares how easy his last composing project was because he was following inspiration the whole time. Dave and Cassie talk about allowing all emotions and how it impacts inspiration and manifesting. Dave shares how he was inspired to take a two week break after wrapping up his last project. He shares how that opened up the space to make composing easier. Dave shares how he said no to a project because he was inspired to take a break and how he never would have done that before. Cassie asks Dave to share the key(s) to creating what he wants as a composer. Dave and Cassie talk about the choice we have to push and or choose happiness. Manifest $10K EnchantedLifeU Pay After You Manifest

Alex and Dave get into the recently announced verdict in the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard defamation trial. Has justice been served? Who gets canceled? Are there any real winners in this case?Next Dave shares how Top Gun: Maverick made him believe again in movies, Tom Cruise, and most importantly America! Alex has a different take which Dave strongly feels makes him a supporter of the terrorists.Lastly, inspired by the staying power of Tom Cruise as a movie star, we conduct a Movie Star Career Draft. Each round we will look to see which movie stars have the coolest careers both past and present (means they are still A-List). We then do the same exercise for the worst, most disgraced "stars" in Hollywood. Find us on Apple, Spotify, and more. Like, subscribe, and share with your friends.

Iowa State Loses...What's Next?, Dave Bartoo on College Football and More - Wednesday Hour 1

Matt Spiegel and Chris Rongey, who was sitting in for Danny Parkins, opened their show by discussing the Bears' tumultuous past week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report discusses NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s extreme Thanksgiving travel quarantines, Andrea Mitchell’s absurd pro Biden comments, the mainstream media’s ignoring of the inspiring effects of the Trump peace deal, and Oregon Governor Kate Brown’s demands that people cancel Thanksgiving. First Dave talks about New York’s COVID rules where the NYPD is being used to enforce COVID checkpoints at New York’s bridges and tunnels. The travel restrictions mandate that travelers fill out a questionnaire about where they are arriving from and if they have taken a COVID test. Anyone without proof of a negative test, is required to quarantine for 14 days. Will people ignore the travel warnings or just stay at home? Next Dave discusses the crazy media bias of MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell who made some predictions concerning the Joe Biden administration. Dave also shares an amazing video of products from Israel in a United Arab Emirates grocery store as proof of some of the positive effects that have resulted from the Trump Middle East peace deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week’s podcast, we have the results of some early-season key matchups, including a game that has been labeled a classic, we talk about the early history of professional hockey in Buffalo, and Memorial Auditorium, and we learn about a young hockey player whom Sabres GM Punch Imlach says could be the next Davey Keon. Support our work: http://patreon.com/hockey50years for bonus content Twitter: http://twitter.com/hockey50years for updates Web: http://hockey50yearsago.com

This week the Regular Joes each sample one of the recent, noticeably sparse, Fall TV offerings and give their recommendations to you and each other. First up Barry drinks the Kool Aid with HBO’s The Vow, a nine part documentary series that looks into the NXIVM cult that drew in many including several familiar actors. Next Dave heads to Mars with Hilary Swank in the Netflix series Away. If there’s a target demographic for this most recent space program drama it really should include Dave ... but does it? Lastly Tod goes even further into the cosmos with a pair of Android parental figures, a handful of human embryos, and an Ark full of frozen religious zealots in HBO’s Raised by Wolves. With a formula like that and Ridley Scott on board how can you go wrong? There’s also a round of What’s in The Box and the usual round of Random Topics. Thanks for listening!

Surviving the Miracle on the Hudson:   When US Airways Flight 1549, otherwise known as “The Miracle on the Hudson”, “crashed” into the Hudson River in January 2009, Onward Podcast guest Dave Sanderson survived. Consequently, he started to realize that the moments that made up his life prepared him for that moment. Thinking only of helping others, Dave became the last person off of the back of the plane that day. Furthermore, he was largely responsible for making sure others made it out safely.    An inspiring survivor, Dave was an ordinary person in an extraordinary situation. Sharing the lessons of that day with audiences around the world, he shows that managing your state of mind and leading with certainty can turn anyone into a hero. In this episode, Dave talks about how to step up and lead yourself through adversity. In addition, he believes one defining moment can create a lifetime of purpose. Dave speaks about Point in Time That Changes Everything (PITTChE). Finally, everyone has a PITTChE moment. Find yours, focus on adding value to others first, and watch how your life takes off.    Episode Highlights: First, Emily and Dave talk about talk about how Dave survived survived “The Miracle on the Hudson”.  After that, Dave shares what he learned when he worked for Tony Robbins.  Tony Robbins taught Dave the importance of investing in yourself.  The points Dave makes when speaking have evolved.  At first, he talked about how to brace for impact. Then he talked abut how moments matter. Now, Dave speaks about finding your distinct advantage. Also, Dave speaks about PITTChE - Point in Time That Changes Everything.  Everyone has a PITTChe moment.  Some people think Dave’s moment was the plane crash but it wasn’t.  Dave shares how a mentor he worked with for 13 years helped him change his mindset.   Next Dave and Emily talk about the importance of a morning routine and focused execution.  Post Traumatic Growth Syndrome is the topic of Dave’s TED Talk. Finally, everyone has a distinct advantage.  It’s all about impacting someone else’s life.  Focus on adding value to others first and watch how your life takes off. That’s when everything changes.    Resources Mentioned: Moments Matter book Dave Sanderson’s website  Dave’s Voice of Personal Leadership Amazon Alexa show David Sanderson LinkedIn  Bouncing Back: An Experience with Post-Traumatic Growth Syndrome | Dave Sanderson | TEDxQueensU Dave Sanderson: dave@davesandersonspeaks.com Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Onward Movement Facebook Group PodcastPress

productivity, BLM protest in foreign countries, protest flirting, 8:46, superior culture  (Also I said 15k deaths but I meant 1500 hehe oopsies)

This week Evan shares some of his favorite French film titles seen in Montreal before Megan reviews FROZEN 2 (4:30), a sequel with meaningful themes. Next Dave covers 21 BRIDGES (14:35) a predictable film far beneath its talented lead Chadwick Boseman. After that Megan discusses A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD (23:55), the poignant movie about Mr. Rogers starring Tom Hanks. She and Evan have disagreements about the following film AFTER CLASS aka SAFE SPACES (37:58), although they still appreciate a lot of the same scenes. To wrap up, everyone chats about KNIVES OUT (49:02), a hilarious whodunit that could have been tighter and more loaded with twists.

This week Megan blows Evan’s mind when she reveals some shocking new information to him about corn. Yes, corn. She and Dave kick off the show by reviewing the utterly disappointing MEMORY: THE ORIGINS OF ALIEN (3:35), a behind-the-scenes documentary that repeats all the same old stories about Ridley Scott’s beloved 1979 film. Then Evan and Dave cover Martin Scorsese’s often-overlooked gem THE KING OF COMEDY (14:38), detailing why JOKER is such an unsuccessful attempt to mimic it. Next Dave and Megan review LUCY IN THE SKY (23:42), a movie so frustrating they wish they didn’t have to talk about it. The one positive thing they can agree on though, is that Natalie Portman goes for broke with her performance. Lastly, all three of them delve into the Netflix mini-series UNBELIEVABLE (35:27), discussing why its first episode is so infuriating, while expounding upon why it’s such an important examination of trauma and a satisfying police procedural with tremendous performances by its leads Kaitlyn Dever, Merritt Wever, and Toni Collette.

In this episode you will hear: (06:50) In this week’s news, an article from Forbes, “Admission Deans Share Tips for College Applications” by Brennan Barnard. Recognizing the many students will procrastinate until days or even hours before their application deadlines, Barnard sought sound advice from admission leaders on how to avoid submitting low quality applications.   (27:22) We are in Chapter 83 of 171 Answers and Mark and Anika discuss five different ways a college resume can be used in the college admissions process. We also discuss why come colleges do not like resumes and others love resumes. We also discuss some of the things that should go on the resume that a college student uses.   (36:30) This week’s question asks how a student who is half Asian and half Caucasian should identify themselves on the Common Application. This is one of the more complex questions that we have tackled because it is fraught with so many nuances. Mark explains his evolution on this topic. He explains how he once handled this question with his students and how he has evolved to a new perspective that is significantly different from how he used to advise Asian students and bi-racial and multi-racial students. (50:46) Mark’s interview is with Mr. Dave Wagner who is the Director of Admissions of St. Olaf, in Part 2 of 4, Dave explains the 3rd section of the Common App, the Education section and he talks about what goes here and how this section is used in admission decisions Dave talks about whether students should include their GPA in this section. Dave talks about the 4th section, the testing section and he explains why St. Olaf allows students to self-report their test scores Next Dave talks section 5, the Activities section, he also tells us what he thinks about the student adding a Resume to the application   (01:01:47) Mark’s recommended resource of the week is   (1:16:33) Our College Spotlight for the week is University of Pennsylvania (PA)   This is a free online college admissions course about, How to apply to college. It is produced by the University of Pennsylvania and it is designed to level the playing field with access to quality free information about the college admissions process. It is co-developed by Eric Furda, Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania and it is co-developed by the Steppingstone President, Dr. Sean Vereen.  The course involves reading, watching videos and taking quizzes, but it is an excellent free way to understand the college admission process. The course is what is known as a MOOC, a Massive Open Online Course. The course involves dialogue with current students and students applying to college. It is a great course for future college counselors and for parents and students. You will be exposed to a wide range of resources to help you with the college process.  Don't forget to send your questions related to any and every facet of the college process to: questions@yourcollegeboundkid.com If you enjoy our podcast, would you please do us a favor and share our podcast both verbally and on social media? We would be most grateful! Anika and I are excited to give our listeners a chance to play a role in shaping what topics we discuss, as well as what guests we have on our podcast. You can let your voice be heard by completing this survey. Just put the following link in your browser and give us your honest feedback. Anika and I would like to thank you in advance Every episode of Your College-Bound Kid will align with a chapter from the book 171 Answers to the Most-Asked College Admission Questions. To get a copy go to Amazon and search for 171 Answers: To the Most Asked College Admissions Questions. If you want to place a bulk order, you will save money by purchasing this book at 171answer.com. Every penny goes to The Atlanta Mission, a Christian organization that helps over 1000 homeless residents every day.  If you want to see what future episodes will discuss in the book chapter section,  just  go to 171answers.com and then click the red button "See exactly what 171 Answers covers"

In this episode you will hear: (06:20) In this week’s news, an article from Pro-Publica.org, “Parents Are Giving Up Custody of Their Kids to Get Need-Based College Financial Aid” by Jodi Cohen and Melissa Sanchez. Dozens of rich families in Chicago have been discovered scamming the admissions system, this time as it relates to financial aid. These families are turning over guardianship of their teens to a friend or relative so the student can declare financial independence, which allows them to qualify for tuition and scholarships they would not be otherwise eligible for. This is a newly discovered scam and some schools have started to investigate some of their guardianship cases of students who are currently enrolled on their campuses.   (21:10) We are in Chapter 82 of 171 Answers and Mark describes the gap year and the gap semester year. We talk about six of the common reasons students take gap years. We talk about the benefits of a gap year. We talk about the school policies when it comes to gap years.   (31:04) This week’s question is from a parent who is torn between their child’s acceptance at Wake Forest with a scholarship and their acceptance at Stanford where they will not qualify for financial aid.  The parent says, it is a classic case of money vs prestige. The parent wants to know how Mark would handle this situation. The parent shares some very personal financial information, and even though the parent said we could share it, we keep this parent anonymous. Mark shares what advice he gave the parent and then we find out what the student and the parent ultimately decided. What factors influenced their decision. Anika communicates how this whole discussion inspired her.   (45:51) Mark’s interview is with Mr. Dave Wagner who is the Director of Admissions of St. Olaf, in Part I of “Understanding the Common Application” Dave shares his backstory, including his experience as a student at St. Olaf, how he ended up at St. Olaf, the various roles he has had in his 15 years there Dave explains what the Common App is and he shares why he likes the Common App Dave explains what Part 1, the Profile section is and he talks about how the Profile section is helpful in the admissions process. Next Dave explains Part 2 of the Common App, the Family section and he shares how this section helps admission officers in the decision making process   (54:38) Mark’s recommended resource of the week is a Barnes and Nobles Colleges Insight Report entitled, “Mental Health and Well-Being- How we better care for the whole student” Here is the PDF of this excellent report that is based on a survey of 762 college students and 1708 parents: (1:11:43) Our College Spotlight for the week is University of San Francisco (CA)   Please complete our podcast survey so we can improve our podcast and meet your needs. Here is the link:   Don’t forget to send your questions related to any and every facet of the college process to   Every episode of Your College-Bound Kid will align with a chapter from the book 171 Answers to the Most-Asked College Admission Questions. To get a copy visit  and if you want to see what future episodes will cover just click the red button “See exactly what 171 Answers covers.

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Is Daniel Jones the next Dave Brown in New York Giants land? And the New York Jets perfect NFL Draft scenario shows face. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Barry and Tod met up at Dave’s house to discuss Movies, Toys, TV Shows and more, and to exchange holiday gifts!  They started with a discussion about the Timeless series finale, was it was worthy ending to an underrated series?  Next Dave and Tod tell Barry what they thought of Aquman…was it a another in a series of DC disasters or did it rise to the level of Wonder Woman?  Lastly, the guys let you listen in on their annual gift exchange.  It’s a Festivus for the rest of us kind of ending to 2018.  As always, a heartfelt and humble…Thanks for listening!

Aerosmith has a Las Vegas residency and the guys have thoughts about it before they brainstorm more old-man-injury-themed bands. Evan opens with a Crewind where he recaps his epic double feature of MENACE II SOCIETY and CITY OF GOD (3:12), two excellent movies that make similar statements about the cyclical nature of poverty, crime and corruption. Then Kris takes over to discuss ALPHA (11:18), a film about the first human/canine companionship that he really wishes was better. Next Dave reviews CRAZY RICH ASIANS (26:11), a romantic comedy that largely fits the genre mold aside from the fact that the whole cast is Asian and the male lead is boring. After that Evan quickly covers NEVER GOIN’ BACK and SKATE KITCHEN (39:55), two films written and directed by women (yay) about high school girls cutting loose. Last, and certainly least, Dave and Kris wrap up with MILE 22 (44:47), the choppily edited Mark Walhberg/Peter Berg vehicle that’s too timid to identify the countries it maligns.

Just how old was the PEZ that Evan ate recently? Find out on this week’s episode! After the guys chomp through the answer, Evan and Kris share their most triumphant experience watching the Slaughterhouse Movie Club’s burlesque show and presentation of BILL & TED’S EXCELLENT ADVENTURE (5:15) on the big screen. Next Dave fills them in on his not-so-hazy adventure tracing the evolution pot films (8:37), where he saw cannabis classics like REEFER MADNESS, MARIHUANA, SHE SHOULD HAVE SAID NO, EASY RIDER, and 9 TO 5. Once the smoke clears, Evan digs into MAKTUB (20:46), the adorable Israeli film about two mobsters who attempt reform by granting people’s wishes…in their own way. Unfortunately following his glowing review, Dave must reveal why UNFRIENDED: THE DARK WEB (31:00), a movie Evan and Kris hoped to see, is a terrible sequel to its smart predecessor. Finally, Kris and Dave wrap things up with THE EQUALIZER 2, another sequel that doesn’t measure up, mainly because, as they point out, it doesn’t feel nearly as dangerous, and lacks cohesiveness with its pacing and plot.

Great news! We have a DISCOUNT CODE for Bonjoro — exclusively for our $5+ Patreon backers! NEXT: Dave and Brad drill deep on the ubiquitous DRM-free PDF. We discuss what it is, why we use it, and how to best implement it. THEN: We grapple with one of the great mysteries of life — If we could time-travel back to talk to ourselves in our 20s, what advice would we give? FINALLY: If you're doing a comic strip that incorporates a storyline, you should be doing a longform comic instead. BUT FIRST... As the rest of his family is waiting for him to come home to start a camping trip in the Poconos, Brad makes a mistake that has him sitting in his bank's branch office for several hours, sweating bullets. Show notes 00:00 — Brad gets phished, but good. 19:05 — Bonjoro DISCOUNT CODE 23:40 — DRM-free PDFs 37:27 — What advice would you give to 20-year-old you? 50:55 — If you're doing a comic strip that incorporates a storyline, you should be doing a longform comic instead. Great rewards when you support ComicLab $2 — support the show $5 — submit a question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $10 — record an audio question for possible use on the show AND get the exclusive ProTips podcast $50 — Sponsor the show! We’ll read a brief promo for your comic/product and read it twice during the show AND you get the exclusive ProTips podcast Brad Guigar is the creator of Evil Inc and the editor of Webcomics.com Dave Kellett is the creator of Sheldon and Drive.

After some Random Topics, Barry fills us in on one of his recent projects (or is it long standing obsession?) in What’s on My Workbench. Next Dave gives his impressions of the recently released Rick Deckard gun from Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049. This prop has been something of a Holy Grail for Sci-Fi fans for decades, and this first-ever licensed version from Tomenosuke is both very expensive and detailed enough for a supporting role in the recent sequel. From there we roll in to a brief examination of quintessential Sci-Fi side arms from film and TV. Thanks for listening!

Ahead of the Christmas holiday, THE NatsGM Show has returned with episode #117 and we are proud to welcome Host of SiriusXM's Busted Open Radio, Dave LaGreca! Our interview begins with Dave sharing some history of Busted Open, the challenges of getting on the air and going five days a week, along with the various co-hosts he has worked with on the show.  Next Dave talks about the transition from working as the analyst to now being the host, how Bully Ray became a fixture as an analyst, and his relationship with Chris Jericho.  Finally, we make a pitch to find a wife for Larry Dallas, Dave shares how he would save Impact Wrestling and the best and worst interviews in Busted Open history. Thanks to Dave for joining us, and thank you for downloading - As mentioned during the show, if you give our Podcast a 5-Star Rating & Review on Apple Podcasts, we will send you a free t-shirt to thank you.

Dave Denholm is live discussing the LAFC Expansion Draft. Dave looks at players taken and talks about what they bring to the team. One of the newest members of LAFC, defender Walker Zimmerman joins Dave to discuss his emotions in joining the team. LAFC Manager Bob Bradley joins Dave next to discuss what kind of players he wants on his team. Next Dave brings on GM, John Thorrington.

This week the guys reminisce about long-gone insults of yesteryear before Kris offers a unique barb of his own design. For the movies, Evan delivers a “Crewind” of G.I. JANE (5:00), the Ridley Scott picture where Demi Moore is a badass Navy SEAL in training trapped in a story that gets a little muddled with conspiracy plots. Next Dave covers TOO FUNNY TO FAIL (17:17), a rollicking documentary on Hulu about the short-lived DANA CARVEY SHOW that explains that the inspiration for some of the show’s best sketches while reflecting on its failure. Then the guys take on SUBURBICON (28:35), a George Clooney film that borrows an old Coen Brothers script, but fails to imitate them effectively. While they chide it for being too heavy-handed and trying to cover too much narrative ground, they can all agree that Oscar Isaac injects much-needed vitality into his brief scenes.  

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This week the guys discuss the narrative differences between Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” and film adaptations of her tale at the start of the show. Then Evan reviews Macon Blair’s directorial debut I DON’T FEEL AT HOME IN THIS WORLD ANYMORE (at 5:01), which has a title that sounds like a Facebook status Kris would have written if it had existed in 1995. Blair borrows stylistic elements from director Jeremy Saulnier, but his film lacks the intensity, excitement, and payoff of Saulnier’s movies. Next Dave spoilerpieces Evan and Kris into never seeing THE PROMISE (at 27:22), which is like PEARL HARBOR with more death, and a less interesting love story. If you’re looking for context or history behind the Armenian genocide depicted in the movie, you won’t find it. Lastly, Kris closes with Ben Wheatley’s FREE FIRE (at 47:30), a short, stylized action flick with an outcome that is not as funny as its set up. Kris talks about how Wheatley seems more interested in color, movement, and brutality than getting you to care about what his characters are saying, and why that’s disappointing as a viewer.

In this very special episode, the guys welcome their first celebrity guest – actor Robert Davi! Mr. Davi miraculously heard last week’s episode, so he is anxious to talk with them about his elevator encounter with Dave, as well as other things he has going on, like his new documentary DAVI’S WAY. After chatting with Mr. Davi, the guys jump into this week’s films. Evan leads off with AMANDA KNOX (at 12:22), at Netflix documentary that proves police investigatory techniques are flawed all over the world. Next Dave talks all about THE GREASY STRANGLER (at 20:34), one of the least pleasant experiences he has ever had watching a movie. Then Kris and Dave explore THE BIRTH OF A NATION (at 32:36), a loaded movie with a lot of issues worthy of discussion, including the director’s past. Finally, Evan and Dave close with THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN (at 58:10), a mediocre thriller that’s great for its central female characters and their performances, but disappointing for its narrow focus on baby-related-drama.

This week the guys give you the lowdown on their recording equipment, before Kris shares why the atrocious GODS OF EGYPT left him feeling rattled. Part of it has to do with its 120 minutes of confusing plot and Gerard Butler's mysterious decision to use his Scottish accent. The whole experience left Kris too depressed to chide a fellow theatergoer for using his phone during the picture, so he decides to pass the mic. Next Dave and Evan review TRIPLE 9, a movie that with lots of good killin' and great action. Kate Winslet does a terrible Russian accent, the film is overstuffed with plot, and goes along too long, but Woody Harrelson is amazing, even if he could play his role in his sleep. Finally, the guys fulfill their promise from last episode of revisiting Tim Burton's BATMAN. Dave and Evan go over the massive plot holes, continuity errors, and other various things that bother them from their most recent viewing, although they do take some time to talk about what they still love about the movie in spite of those shortcomings.

The boys discuss Junior's latest's stupidity,will he ever play for Saints again, will he do something dumber? Dave explains how he created a photo collage proving Galette's guilt then dominated Social Media. Plus, Twitter questions.PS: Donate and the audio quality stays awesome and we have a podcast. Don't forget to download our Iphone app! Itunes.  

Four more fantastic interviews this week! First Dave talks to Rebecca Boyle, a contributing writer for Popular Science, about intelligent cars and what happened to the oil in the Gulf of Mexico. Next Dave speaks with Joseph Romm, editor for Climate Progress and senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, about Mayor Bloomberg's $50 million donation to the Sierra Club's Anti-Coal Cmpaign. Next, Emily James, the director of Just Do It: A Tale of Modern Day Outlaws, calls in from London to talk about the bravery and antics of extreme climate activists in the UK. Finally in our Healthy Living Radio segment, Dave interviews Dr. Rachel West, osteopath and family practice physican, about the health benefits of far infrared saunas.   For more information, please visit www.popsci.com, www.americanprogress.org, www.thinkprogress.org,  www.www.beyondcoal.org, www.justdoitfilm.com, www.indiegogo.com/Just-Do-It-1, www.drrachelwest.com, www.sunlighten.com, www.greenpatriotradio.com, www.greenpatriotism.com, and www.greenpatriotradio.com.   Thank you to two-time Grammy-nominee Johnny Lee Hooker, Jr., and Lukas Nelson for allowing us to play their music on our show. Lukas is also featured on the front cover of this month's Healthy Living magazine, available in health food stores nationwide. (For more info, call 310-455-8952.)