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Season 3 is in the bag! A mysterious "bloke" from Mitch's past is out for revenge. Mitch tries to rekindle romance with failed journalist Kay Morgan. Summer has about 8 seconds of screen time. Join Zach, Charlie, and special guest Alan Santiago as we discuss the long con at play here, a truly spectacular exploding car, and Hobie's desire to call Kay Morgan mom, all on this week's episode of Baywatch! Note: Next week we'll be covering the 2017 Baywatch film, then we'll take a one week break before returning refreshed to launch into Season 4!

We’ve reached the last regular episode of Season 2. Hold on to your passport. We’re still travelling.  We start in New York and then head to India with Megha Desai. Megha is the former ad agency protégé, who after a decade in the business, answered the call of the ancient Indian philosophy of Dharma. She has energized a newly transformed family foundation into a leading voice for economically and socially marginalized women in India.  Megha’s amazing work has empowered women in ways that break through centuries of marginalization.  NOTE: Next week, we’re off to finish production on our not-to-be-missed Season 2 Bonus episode. Available on April 28.  Season 3 will launch September 8 after a 4-month show and social media upgrade to improve the listener experience. During this time, we will bring you bi-weekly mini-episodes drawing insights and updates from conversations in our back catalog. Subscribe now, and we’ll see you in September!

Full transparency, the main question is discussed in the last 15 minutes of the show. In part 1, we talk about what we’ve been up to during our production break for the holidays and plans for some future episodes of the show. NOTE: Next week we’re going to discuss the HBO documentary “Fake Famous” (trailer here) and the relationship between the fitness/lifting community and social media. If you’ve watched the doc, send us your written comments or voice memos to social@50percentfacts.com. Next month, we’re going to talk about the influence of the documentary “Pumping Iron” in an episode. In part 2, we’re joined by Eric (in New Zealand) and Omar (in Toronto). We really missed talking to these dudes! We talked about how we’ve all weathered the isolation of the pandemic, how current conditions have impacted our businesses, and whether we really even liked travel anyway. Eric holds a BS in fitness and wellness, an MS in exercise science, a second masters in sports nutrition, a PhD in strength and conditioning, and is a research fellow for AUT at the Sports Performance Research Institute New Zealand. Omar is a successful YouTube content creator from Canada, a partner with Mike Farr and Bart Kwan on Kizen Training, as well as pursuing other business ventures. He’s also a keen observer of media. You can find Eric at 3DMuscleJourney.com and on Instagram: @helms3dmj You can find Omar on his hugely successful YouTube channel. And Instagram as @omarisuf. You can find them both on their podcast, Iron Culture. Check out the episode of Iron Culture we recorded with them the same day. It’s a nice companion piece. Subscribe for updates about our new gym (Third Street Barbell) and apparel line at 3sb.co! Local memberships and international fresh fits!

Before this week's episode, we honor the life of Jon Huber, formerly known as Luke Harper and Brodie Lee. May he rest in peace. On this week's episode, Jose & Jermaine are on vacation but they deliver a prerecorded episode that allows Jermaine's love of fantasy booking to be put in the spotlight. The pair of Smarks each book their Wrestlemania Dream Card from top to bottom. Jose took his card and made it into the ultimate dream card while Jermaine kept things plausible with the idea that the matches could still happen presently. Are you listening WWE? Probably not, but this episode is perfect to sit back on the first day of a new year and enjoy! Happy New Year to all the SMARK fans! 2021 will be better, it has no choice! THIS IS SMARKDOWN BLVD! Note: Next week on Friday, January 8th, 2021 we will be airing a prerecorded show entitled, The Best of the Boulevard; 2020. We will be back with a brand new episode on January 15th, 2021 during our 40th episode spectacular!

This week, host Daniel Raimi talks with Dawn Carr, executive director of the Canadian Parks Council, a network of national, provincial, and territorial parks across Canada. Raimi and Carr discuss why connecting with nature is important, how the Canadian Parks Council works to enhance access to the natural world, how climate change is affecting the ways that governments need to manage their parks into the future, and strategies of making access to parks more equitable. Editor’s Note: Next week, we’ll release the first episode of our month-long spin-off series, “Big Decisions: The Future of US Environmental and Energy Policy.” For this series, which will air in our same Resources Radio time slot every Tuesday in October, RFF President Richard G. Newell and RFF Board of Directors Chair Sue Tierney will share guest-hosting duties; they will talk with leading decisionmakers, analysts, researchers, and reporters about the big decisions that will impact US environmental and energy policy in the years to come. Stay tuned for more. References and recommendations: "The Vanishing Half" by Brit Bennett; https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/576782/the-vanishing-half-by-brit-bennett/ “Public Land Conflicts and Controversies: The Designation of National Monuments in the Western United States” by Margaret Walls; https://www.rff.org/publications/journal-articles/public-land-conflicts-and-controversies-designation-national-monument-journal-publication/

Tonight on the KRBD Evening Report:Metlakatla Indian Community sues senior state officials in federal court over fishing rights -- plus, an Annette Island fisherman says he'll donate part of his catch to the community.Note: Next week, the Evening Report will sound a little different. We'll be running newscasts that ordinarily air in the morning on this feed. You can find all our local news at KRBD.org.

The POWER of Surrendering outcomes when your loved one has a sex addiction. Feeling weighed down? Do thoughts of your loved one's addiction consume your thoughts? I relate. Let's explore how to function from a place of peace in this week's episode: The POWER of SURRENDERING. NOTE: Next week I will be doing a Question and Answer episode. I welcome recovery and/ or personal questions regarding my own recovery by contacting me on Instagram, Facebook, or from the contact tab on the betrayaltraumasos.com website. I certainly don’t have all of the answers but can offer what I have learned as well as consult with others who are farther ahead in recovery. I do pledge confidentiality and anonymity. I have definitely tried to control my husband’s addiction. For the first 17.5 years of our marriage, I thought I was being a great wife by almost never withholding sex, and oftentimes offering it more often. Imagine my shock as we sat in a formal disclosure with our therapist to learn that not only had I not controlled his addiction with sex, but I also made it worse. With eyes wide open that I was truly powerless, I was able to make better choices and set better boundaries. Episode 5 titled: You Can’t Fix Sex Addiction With Sex goes into more detail about that issue if you’d like to check that out. The WHY WHY do we try to control? That question carries with it heart-wrenching answers. The why is important and too often we focus on the resulting behaviors without looking deeper. When we don’t look at the why, it is easy to start living in a breeding ground for shame. The why helps us to stay curious and to be gentle with ourselves as we strive to change our shape. Motives for control might include financial repercussions, a desire for connection, the desire to not suffer heartbreaking consequences, to rescue our loved ones and more. I truly thought that I was controlling the outcome of my husband’s addiction, but in all reality, it was not true. I had zero power and in the process of trying to control, I became miserable. SURRENDER Here’s a question for each of us to consider: What would life look like if we could let go of control and really live life again?  What hobbies might we take up, what friendships might we cultivate, and what would our homes look like?  It’s lovely to dream sometimes. It is possible to live the dream and to find power in surrendering. From the book Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender by David R. Hawkins, he says this, quote “the more you pull on the rope to hitch yourself up to where you want to be, the more frazzled it becomes.  Possibly, you might be wondering, “Isn’t there an easier, better way?” Are you willing to let go of the rope?” What’s the solution then? How can we live life more fully? What can we do to no longer live in fear? What can we do to let go of our frayed and frazzled ropes? One tool that can be helpful in recovery is that of surrender. Letting go of the rope looks different for everyone. For me, surrender is more of a process and is a continual effort. I’m learning that when I can identify the roots of fear, I can identify what to work on surrendering the outcome. The Process of Surrender Doesn’t the thought of living in peace sound lovely? *sigh* I agree. To live in peace is a strong desire of mine, but how do we do that? How do we achieve that level of serenity? How do people actually surrender? Oftentimes it’s easy to get lost in the big picture of our situations. In this episode, we'll discuss the song "The Next Right Thing," from Frozen 2 as it relates focusing on the next step instead of the overwhelming big picture.

Hot weather vs cold weather? That’s the start of our discussion this week. Also, who wants to live in the cold? Ok! Stephanie does! We then discuss favorite movies and learn which ones have defined our lives, so far. Lastly, we test the spit-fire session of Would You Rather questions.Note: Next week’s episode won’t launch until Tuesday. Give us a follow:Instagram: WTFAQ.podcastTwitter: @WTFAQpodFacebook: wtfaqpodcastWebsite: wtfaqpodcast.com What the FAQ?!

Riding high off that Fast Five wave, we're once again headed across the pond for Fast & Furious 6. Joining us once again is Cara Gael O'Regan (of the Wistful Thinking podcast) to talk about her favorite moments, her favorite outfits, and the moments that made her cry. We also fire up another version of "That's So Brian!", guess the most visually unique car yet on "Dude, What's My Car?", and find some truly incredible tweets in "Boy, Do We Have a Podcast for You!" If you only listen to 2 Fast 2 Forever for the games, boy, do we have an episode about Fast & Furious 6 for you! (Note: Next week, we'll be covering Into the Blue. Stream it for free on Amazon Prime or Hulu!) Email us: family@cageclub.me Visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/2fast2forever. Extra special shout-out to Ben Milliman, Jake Freer, Alex Elonen, and Nick Burris for joining at the “Interpol’s Most Wanted” level or above! Intro music by Nico Vasilo. Interlude and outro music by Wes Hampton.

This Week: Homework [Harley]: BlacKkKlansman (2018) $$$ Extra Credit [MCP]: Zombieland (2009) $$$ Extras: [Harley]: Hook (1991) [Harley]: Mean Girls (2004) Next Week: Homework [Fonso]: Little Monsters (2019) $$$ Extra Credit [Harley]: Blade Runner 2049 (2017) $$$ NOTE: Next recording will be on November 3rd.

As we prepare for next week's Master and Apprentice book review, we start this week's show with a discussion about the underrated Timothy Zahn Thrawn Trilogy of books. I (Eric) am almost done reading the second book of the series, Thrawn: Alliances. See the links below if you would like to join me in reading these fantastic novels.Thrawn by Timothy ZahnThrawn: Alliances by Timothy ZahnThrawn: Treason by Timothy Zahn0:03:19The Cantina (Star Wars News/General Discussion): A recent Bloomberg report stated that the new Star Wars trilogy isn't connecting with younger fans. Is this true? If it is true, is there something deeper going on than what is stated in the report? Join us as we explore why Star Wars may not be connecting with younger fans.There is a rumor that JJ Abrams is drawing from the Expanded Universe (now Legends) of books/comics to include in The Rise of Skywalker. Is this a smart move? Finally, we wrap up our general discussion by exploring whether or not the Sequel Trilogy was rushed, and would've been better served as six movies.0:32:47Duel of the Fates (Face Off Questions):Luke (Return of the Jedi) vs. Anakin (Revenge of the Sith)-----who was the better Jedi?We really dueled it out in this segment, as we debate who was the better Jedi, and had more potential. Was it Luke Skywalker during the Return of the Jedi era, where he definitely had command of his powers, but was still relatively new to the Force. Or was it Anakin, who had years of Jedi training, but was also beginning to channel the Dark Side of the Force?0:46:55From a Certain Point of View (Featured Topic):News dropped recently that we will see the second Rise of Skywalker trailer at D23, which is August 23 - 25. This is much sooner than what was speculated, which was us not getting a trailer until October. Is this a good idea? Is this a smart marketing move, or is it another example of Disney mishandling the franchise?0:58:03Clear Your Mind of Questions (Q and A): I’m starting to feel in the Force that Rey is Kylo’s sister, what do your feelings tell you?--- Submitted by John McCormick I have heard rumors of Force Flow being in The Rise of Skywalker. I’m excited to see that on the big screen, what about you?--- Submitted by Salim Mukarrah n NOTE: Next week we will be reviewing the book, Master and Apprentice (Claudia Gray). There's still time to read the book, and join in on the discussion. You can purchase the book from our Amazon Affiliate link HERE.As we mention in this week's episode, don't forget to check out Star Wars Theory's YouTube channel, and their excellent series on the original Return of the Jedi script breakdown.

In episode fifteen of the Higher Conversations Podcast, Kellee continues to reveal important lessons to grow on.  OM MANI PADME OM.   NOTE: Next week Kellee will chose a Podcast Review to read on-show.  Please review and rate the show in iTunes or on Apple Podcasts App. Thanks!   Intro + Interlude + Outro Music: “Tabla Rasa” by Jesse Blake -  jesseblakemusic.com   Help support the show by:   Subscribing & Download on iTunes Review and Rate the show on iTunes - this helps people find the podcast. Follow on Spotify Share with 1-2 People you know will love it!   Growing a podcast audience takes time, energy, and commitment.  I appreciate all of you who are becoming part of the tribe! Stay connected with me on Instagram @theyogipoet   With love and gratitude, thank you for listening and being a part of my Dharmic Journey.   Interested in Joining the Prime My Body Team? Contact me at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com or visit my website www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com for more information on the Hemp Products offered by Prime My Body and to purchase.  These products are changing my life. Do something for you! More information on the Hemp Revolution at: www.primemybody.com   Interested in having Kellee guest teach at your studio, to speak and/or teach at your upcoming event or festival?  Kellee is an international yoga and meditation teacher, and aerial yoga hammock instructor who travels and teaches at Wanderlust and other Festivals worldwide.   Connect with Kellee on Facebook: Kellee Rich, The Yogi Poet On Instagram: @theyogipoet Websites: www.theyogipoet.com & www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com Email: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com

In episode fourteen of the Higher Conversations Podcast, Kellee explores the meaning behind birthdays, the lessons she’s learned on her path & through her 39 revolutions around the sun, and calls her tribe to action, through a journaling exercise.   NOTE: Next week Kellee will chose a Podcast Review to read on-show.  Please review and rate the show in iTunes or on Apple Podcasts App. Thanks!   Intro + Interlude + Outro Music: “Tabla Rasa” by Jesse Blake -  jesseblakemusic.com   Help support the show by:   Subscribing & Download on iTunes Review and Rate the show on iTunes - this helps people find the podcast. Follow on Spotify Share with 1-2 People you know will love it!   Growing a podcast audience takes time, energy, and commitment.  I appreciate all of you who are becoming part of the tribe! Stay connected with me on Instagram @theyogipoet   With love and gratitude, thank you for listening and being a part of my Dharmic Journey.   Interested in Joining the Prime My Body Team? Contact me at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com or visit my website www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com for more information on the Hemp Products offered by Prime My Body and to purchase.  These products are changing my life. Do something for you! More information on the Hemp Revolution at: www.primemybody.com   Interested in having Kellee guest teach at your studio, to speak and/or teach at your upcoming event or festival?  Kellee is an international yoga and meditation teacher, and aerial yoga hammock instructor who travels and teaches at Wanderlust and other Festivals worldwide.   Connect with Kellee on Facebook: Kellee Rich, The Yogi Poet On Instagram: @theyogipoet Websites: www.theyogipoet.com & www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com Email: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com

This episode we are all over the movie map. Ken walks us through Wildlife (written by Paul Dano and Zoe Kazan starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan) and Bohemian Rhapsody (starring Rami Malek). We then masterfully move on to Maze Runner: Death Cure starring Kendra's favorite Dylan O'Brien. Which walks us right into the hairy arms of Teen Wolf a show that really gets good by season 3. Note: Next week we will be talking The Spy Who Dumped Me! You can watch it with us if you like! And our connection to Peri Gilpin... Gillian Anderson was a call-in for a 1999 episode of Frasier with Peri Gilpin. And then Gillian Anderson was in the movie Shadow Dancer with Aidan Gillan in 2012. A couple fun facts about the show. You can leave us an audio message by downloading the Anchor app, going to our profile, and tapping + Voice Message. We might include it in future eps. You can also support us via Listener Support! The first 25 Listener Supporters will get a t-shirt. You can access that here: anchor.fm/kendraken/support Follow us here: www.instagram.com/degreesofperi/ twitter.com/DegreesofPeri --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kendraken/support

**Note: Next week the panel will cast their votes to award--or not--The Pop Rocket Seal of Approval. You still have an opportunity to influence the panelists. If you want your voice to be heard, literally, call the Pop Rocket hotline and make a case for the person you want to win, and why. Call: (530) 237-4108** Jamie Lee Curtis is smashing box office records, and the Pop Rocket panel APPROVES. In this episode, Guy, Wynter, Karen, and Margaret share their favorite scares, from new shows like The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix and the CW's Charmed, to the latest season of American Horror Story: Apocalypse. Plus, they tackle the important questions, such as, “What Stephen King movie is the best?” and “What is it really going to take for Jamie Lee Curtis to kill Mike Myers?” And they lament that we are still awaiting a Halloween novelty song to top Michael Jackson's Thriller. All Abouts Wynter is all about the Lifetime TV psychological thriller/romance You, which stars Penn Badgley and delves into themes of stalking, obsession, social media, and sociopathic detachment. Margaret is all about Girl Talk's 2010 album All Day, which is the only album that will get Silas to sleep these days. Karen is all about an impassioned voicemail she received from Tina Turner devotee Nick White, who made an exceptionally strong case to award the very first Pop Rocket Seal of Approval to Tina Turner. Guy is all about food writer Samin Nosrat's Netflix show Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat. That's My Jam Karen - ANOHNI - Hopelessness Wynter - Chaka Khan - Like Sugar Margaret - Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind - The Shining Main Title Theme. Guy - The Go-Go's - Vacation With Guy Branum, Karen Tongson, Wynter Mitchell-Rohrbaugh, and Margaret Wappler. Did you know that you can now call and leave voicemails for the show? You can! If you want to let us know who you think should receive the first Pop Rocket Seal of Approval, or just call to get advice, the number is: (530) 237-4108 You can let us know what you think of Pop Rocket and suggest topics in our Facebook group or via @PopRocket on Twitter. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram. Produced by Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org. Edited by Shana Daloria.

October 24 2018 Baked and Awake 57 Hunter's Moon Halloween Special   Intro and Disclaimer:  Baked and Awake is a show about Cannabis that is recorded in a legal region. You will encounter the use of cannabis as a member of the audience. Fortunately there is no second hand smoke. All content is presented by a responsible adult, and listeners should be the same. Take responsibility for your own actions, be safe and more importantly, smart- when listening to this podcast.     Strain of The Week: AC/DC By Gold Line Concentrates, scooped at Have a Heart in Skyway WA, because it was beautiful and inexpensive, and we should all be dabbling (and dabbing on!) some high CBD strains.   NOTE: Next episode we will pick up where we left off on the Saga of Jesus, with an exploration of Joseph Atwill’s “Caesar’s Messiah” and a theory that  Jesus of Nazareth was a creation of the Roman State.   As scary as that notion is to some folks, and we’re not here to judge- This week, in celebration of the spookiest time of year, I thought we would change things up, and have a bit of good old fashioned storytime. For that true, vintage, horror vibe, we are reaching deep into the stacks of dusty old stories, to an era when a person could pen a 3800 word poem, and amidst its circumlocutions, enounce a tale of woe to last the ages. A story destined to become a legend, woven into the very fabric of reality in the form of memorable lines that live on as permanent memes of the english language, for who among us old enough to grow (wanted or unwanted) whiskers on our bodies does not know and has not wittily quipped once upon a thirsty but rainy hike, boat ride, etc- “Water water everywhere, and not a drop to drink!”, probably to the hearty groans and eye rolls of any companions. Or, perhaps just as well known, yet equally obscure to most in its origins, the universal oath of a lamented but inescapable burden, or blame to be borne- “It’s an albatross around their neck”. These classic zingers and more are to be discovered today, as The Baked and Awake Show presents to you, faithful listener, Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere”   A few points of interest about the author before diving in, that we may better appreciate them.   Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born on October 21, 1772, almost 246 years ago to the day of this recording.  Happy Birthday, Mister Coleridge, may you rest in peace. Coleridge was British by birth, and had a fascination with and a desire to create and live in a reformed, communal lifestyle in the “New World”, whereby people would live under “Equal Governance by All” or a Pantisocracy, which took its inspiration from Coleridge’s affinity for Plato’s Republic. Coleridge never realized this dream, as his co-creators of the vision for the Pantisocracy eventually matured, and took their rightful places amongst the elite of British Society. Coleridge was well known to have had financial troubles all his life, living a lifestyle of an affluent Creative mostly at the expense of his family and friends. In other words, he was your typical starving artist in his time, though somewhat respected nonetheless, due to his obvious brilliance and prolific bibliography. Coleridge was close friends with and strongly influenced by the well known author William Wordsworth, under whose’ sphere of influence Coleridge’s writing style evolved from exuberant and light hearted, to the compelling voice that would eventually cement his place amongst the leaders of the European Romantic movement of his era.   Amongst his many works of poetry and fiction, Coleridge also penned a ten issue Progressive Political Journal in 1796 called “The Watchmen”. This of course reminds me of my recent episode where we discussed Conspiracy and Occult Disclosure in Comic Books and Movies,  available in the podcast RSS feed, and with an accompanying video presentation on my YouTube channel, where we mentioned The famous Comic Book from the 80’s of nearly the same name. A bit sadly for me, we come to know that Coleridge struggled with Opium addiction for his entire adult life, and though he sought treatment for it a number of times, he never was able to kick the habit.  One wonders if he had only had access to as much Cannabis hashish as Opium, perhaps he might have been able to free himself of the need for that powerful and somewhat consumptive (of its user) narcotic. It doesn’t take much imagination on the part of worldly readers of The Rime, to see the influence of Coleridge’s struggles with the drug within the lines of the poem, rich with language and symbolism of the classic tropes of sin and the consequences of our actions, judgement from on high of an omnipotent God, but also Karma, and the simple forgiveness of our fellow Man for what evils we have done. Finally, one more interesting work by Coleridge, for those of you for whom this episode sparks some interest in learning more about the man who gave us such a legendary story as The Rime- an unfinished but illuminating (as illuminating about the author itself, as in its inherent wisdom) essay entitled “Hints towards the formation of a more comprehensive theory of life”, written later in the artist’s life and not published until 1848, a full fourteen years after his death on July 25th 1834. In addition to my reading of the story in full, I am including both a link to, and a downloadable mp3 of, a radio adaptation of The Rime, performed on an older radio show called The Hermit’s Cave and presented by a troupe called The Weird Circle that was a lot of fun to listen to.  I invite you all to listen to that version of the story as well, and decide for yourselves if the original work is superior, or is the interpretation of a modern Playwright perhaps more digestible to our ears today, for as you will soon hear, the language and poetry of Coleridge’s time was quite distinct from the present.. Steve’s Introduction: We join the tale of the Ancient Mariner with a young man, innocent of the accosting he is about to be subjected to- standing outside a wedding celebration, of which he is a close relative of the Groom himself. Our guest, taking in the evening air and dare we speculate, perhaps packing his pipe bowl- He prepares to enjoy a moment of quiet before joining the festivities in earnest.  Alas, the Celebrant’s reverie is soon interrupted by an approaching stranger, the wizened figure of an old, old, Man of the Seas.. PART ONEIt is an ancient Mariner,And he stoppeth one of three.'By thy long grey beard and glittering eye,Now wherefore stopp'st thou me?The Bridegroom's doors are opened wide,And I am next of kin;The guests are met, the feast is set:May'st hear the merry din.'He holds him with his skinny hand,'There was a ship,' quoth he.'Hold off! unhand me, grey-beard loon!'Eftsoons his hand dropt he.He holds him with his glittering eye--The Wedding-Guest stood still,And listens like a three years' child:The Mariner hath his will... SC… I hope you’ve enjoyed this reading of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner, a wonderful work of horror AND poetry that I hope is new to more than a few of you, as I believe it certainly deserves its place in the annals of the greatest stories ever told. One can’t help but notice, when reading these words from two centuries ago, that at the time, the written and especially the printed word represented what 4K HD TV’s do to us today- the absolute zenith of entertainment and educational technology!  Coleridge clearly crafts the words on the page in numerous places not simply to rhyme, but to make the reader smile, almost chuckle in the midst of the dismal events of the doomed mariner’s adventure, because of the at times hilarious visual gag on paper between two words. It’s completely lost in the spoken performance, and for that I sincerely apologize. One last observation that came to me unbidden, but which inspired a quick web search investigation that quickly revealed that indeed, this question has been asked and answered- but nonetheless I pose this to you, dear listener:   Was The Ancient Mariner who accosted the Wedding Guest a Zombie?  The answer is in today’s show notes, in the form of an insightful essay discovered at Wordsworth.org by  Rebekah Owens.   Alright returning friends and first time listeners, you have my thanks as always for joining me for another show.  You can find links to all the sources cited in the show notes, along with links to references for additional reading, and the radio adaptation of The Rime of The Ancient Mariner by The Weird Circle. As always, music for the podcast is generously provided by Antti Loude and various artists from the freemusicarchive.org. All artists and contributors receive detailed attribution in the show notes.   Producing the Baked and Awake podcast is like doing a book report every week or so and presenting them to the class.  If you love book reports but don’t have time to do them yourself, one awesome way to have the report you need worked on by Yours Truly is to support the show as a member of our Patreon community. Find me there and join the small but growing group of wonderful humans who, for as little as $1 per month are helping shape the future of the Baked and Awake Podcast! The address for the Patreon page is https://www.patreon.com/bakedandawakeshow, which as I verify this link and read it aloud into the mic, I realize I have been telling people WRONG pretty much the WHOLE TIME. Y’all be good now, have a super Spooky but not too scary Halloween, and remember to smoke some indica, and trick or treat anyway..   MUSIC USED WITH PERMISSION AND GRATITUDE Intro Dab Session Music generously provided by Antti Luode, as posted to reddit:   https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/6y699a/i_have_released_my_1363_songs_free_under_creative/ Selections from WITCHY, BATTY, SPOOKY, HALLOWEEN IN SEPTEMBER !! by Loyalty Freak Music is licensed under a CC0 1.0 Universal License, and can be found at the freemusicarchive.org   Selections from Pondering Waltzes by Dee Yan-Key is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License, and can be found at the freemusicarchive.org   String Quintet No. 10 "Solemn" by Dee Yan-Key is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License, and can be found at the freemusicarchive.org.   How The Night Came //

After last weeks madness we are still struggling to get back to some kind of Punky norm. So kick back with your slippers and let's relax with a rather spiffing selection of songs from Buzzbomb, Gogo Loco, Deathsex Bloodbath, Drink And Drive, Sultans Of Ping FC, Knash, Reverend Beat Man And The New Wave, Subsonics and Migraines.We are fried, Dukes Arms, Tony has your Facebook comments, Jen Glen Glen Jen?, Punky Radio pub crawl, Deathsex Bloodbath, last week, a night out with the Buttons, is Foremans the smallest pub in Nottingham?, Karaoke, whiskey and burnt eggs, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, this week, Tony is in Essen currently, Roy Orbison, Paul's Hitchin show is this Saturday, no Izzatwat again, please do review us at iTunes and a reminder of the stations which carry us.NOTE: Next weeks show may be a few days late due. It should be available by Thursday 7th June.Song 1: Buzzbomb – Existential CrisisSong 2: Gogo Loco – Rattle Your MindSong 3: Deathsex Bloodbath – Do BetterSong 4: Drink And Drive – Adult Pig SuitSong 5: Sultans Of Ping FC – Kick Me With Your Leather BootsSong 6: Knash – Space, DudeSong 7: Reverend Beat Man And The New Wave – I’m Not Gonna Tell YouSong 8: Subsonics – Why Should Anybody Care At AllSong 9: Migraines - Execution

Paul and Erin review two films starring or about Joan Crawford: the 1945 noir melodrama MILDRED PIERCE, and the campy 1981 Crawford biopic MOMMIE DEAREST. Plus: our quick takes on THE LITTLE HOURS, LANDLINE, KUSO and NOBODY SPEAK: TRIALS OF THE FREE PRESS. NOTE: Next week's matchup has been changed to AWAY FROM HER vs. THE NOTEBOOK.

JacquelineMifsud, comedian joins to create a business for moving house that will independently settle disputes on what to bring. Just give us the houses you're moving from and to and we'll do the rest. Buy you new stuff, sell your old stuff, it's all inclusive and great. NOTE: Next week's episode may be up to 24 hours late, but it will be a live episode from the Golden Plains Music Festival!

Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Hour this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: Next month when the clocks rolls back one hour in the US, our time will become 9:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. Tune in as Pastor Kim Dial and Bishop Herbert Hucks pray for and interact with tonight's guest, Derrick Jamison, as he shares his testimony. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you in listening to and praying for Brother Derrick! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766. Looking forward to hearing on our studio line. We'll be here every Sunday evening at 8:00 Eastern. Have a request for prayers, please simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365. Call our prayer line at 502-242-7148.

Prayer and Deliverance Hour – Testimonies and Discussion Welcome to the Prayer and Deliverance Hour this Sunday and every Sunday at 8:00 pm Eastern. Check for your Time Zone: 9:00 pm Atlantic, 8:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm Central, 6:00 pm Mountain, 5:00 pm Pacific. Note: Next month when the clocks rolls back one hour in the US, our time will become 9:00 pm Atlantic. Great News! We can also be followed at Stitcher using the link below. www.stitcher.com/s?fid=83601&refid=stpr  . We're also on iTunes. Then you'll want to tune in as Minister Kim Dial shares tonight's lesson during The Prayer and Deliverance Hour. Twice monthly Minister Dial will be joined by Bishop Herbert Hucks. Tell your family! Tell your friends to join you as you join us! Call in during the program at 657-383-1766. We'll be here every Sunday evening at 8:00 Eastern. Looking forward to hearing on our studio line. Have a request for prayers, please simply pick up your telephone anytime 24/7/365. Call our prayer line at 502-242-7148.

The Yankees continue to play up-and-down which is becoming more and more frustrating as we approach the All Star Break. BP Show 80 topics: CC Sabathia's first bad start of the season and injury scare, why the Yankees only being 2.5 games out of a Wild Card spot is bad news, Hal Steinbrenner and Brian Cashman's comments about the 2016 team plans, who (if anybody) from the major league roster that fans would be upset about trading, Ike Davis DFA'd and Rob Refsnyder stays, Ivan Nova's return to reality, Michael Pineda's improvements, and Nathan Eovaldi's home run barrage. We take mailbag questions about making a trade with the Texas Rangers and signing Cuban star Yulieski Gourriel. Then we welcome on Robert from @PinstripedPros to discuss the Yankees minor leagues. Topics: Aaron Judge's hot June and areas for improvement, Gary Sanchez' progression and potential, an update on Yankees 2015 first round pick James Kaprielian, why the Yankees aren't utilizing the 'Scranton Shuttle' as often this season, Jorge Mateo's growing pains and when he will be promoted to Double-A, and finally two pitching prospects that don't get discussed as often, Domingo Acevedo and Vincente Campos. NOTE: Next week's Bronx Pinstripes Show will air on Tuesday because of the holiday.

The week Justin and Karissa wrap up Scrubs Season 1 with episodes 23 and 24, "My Hero" and "My Last Day." They talk about all the secrets the doctors of Scared Heart have kept from each other coming back, and the awesomeness that is The Blanks. Note: Next week Justin and Karissa will be reviewing season 1. Season 2 coming after! Thanks for listening! We heart you all! Email Justin and Karissa: MyScrubsPodcast[at]gmail.com Follow Justin on Twitter @justinbuchanan and Instagram @justinjbuchanan

It's the week of San Diego Comic-Con 2015! This week the guys discuss what they'd like to see be announced during the four-days of Nerd Hanukkah. Including some discussion about Aunt May finding the fountain of youth, Dark Horse teaming up with Universal, After Shock getting a plethora of great writers, and MORE! They also give Arthur Suydam a lession in con-etiquette. (Note: Next week for episode 70, they'll be reviewing and recapping what happened at SDCC.)

Summary:Owen Thomas is back on the show for another analysis episode, helping us establish the context for the dot-com era. You can listen to his previous episode here.Note: Next week's episode will be dropping on Tuesday morning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever written a blog post, one you thought was going to be brilliant, only to read it afterward and realize it falls flat? Have you ever gone back through your library of past posts, and occasionally wondered, “How did I write something this boring? If so, don't despair. I think all of us who write experience this phenomenon. The good news is you can resurrect “dead” blog posts. In this episode, I will describe 5 quick ways you can jumpstart  a dead blog post. Tip Of the Week The Grommet. Grommets are products with purpose invented by people with stories. Find something thoughtful, inspiring, innovative, or useful. NOTE: Next week, we start releasing free material as we get ready to open up our copywriting course! To get on the VIP Early Bird Notification list, so you don't miss anything, click here. Spiritual Foundations The Reckless, Dangerous, and Rebellious Prosperity Gospel I'm always a little amused when I hear a criticism leveled and those of us who believe God intended man to prosper and be in good health, especially when it sounds like this: “Oh, so you believe in the prosperity gospel?” The term itself is used with derision. Another form of this question is, “Don't tell me you're one of those ‘health and wealth gospel' believers?” I always want to reply, “Would you prefer a sickness and poverty gospel? Do you think Jesus came not to give us life, and life more abundantly, but rather sickness, and death more quickly?” Of course, I don't reply this way because I do understand that most people who say these things are speaking out of true conviction. They believe their criticism of the so-called “prosperity gospel” is valid, that the “prosperity gospel” distorts the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I do agree that the gospel of prosperity and health is reckless, dangerous, and even rebellious. It represents the reckless love of God for us as humans and his children. It is dangerous to the spirit of religion, the same spirit that led the Jewish leaders of Christ's day to nail him to a cross. It is rebellious, in the same way the Romans felt this rabble-rouser Jesus was rebellious. The gospel of prosperity, of health, of wealth, and peace for all mankind is dangerous and rebellious … against the system of the world. And that is exactly why we must embrace it. That is why the Apostle John wrote, “I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers. ” (3 John 1:1) One of the most damning criticisms of the prosperity gospel is: what are we to make of people who live in Third World countries, who have no real chance of prosperity? If God really wants everyone to prosper, how could he allow such conditions to exist? I suspect that His response would be, “How can you? I left you in charge.” Ultimately, when the full Kingdom is consummated on the earth, every injustice will be set right, every person who is lost anything will be repaid seven times what they lost, and all of us will be made whole, well, and will lack nothing. That Kingdom reality is already here, but not in its fullness, and our current assignment is to bring more of that Kingdom reality to all those around us, and to every place we go. It doesn't matter that it makes us uncomfortable, it is still our assignment. Jesus modeled for us the behavior of a person in full relationship with the Father, and with the Holy Spirit. He healed every person who came to him for healing. He paid his bills-for the first part of his life by working at a trade and having a business, in the years of his ministry he paid his taxes by finding money in the mouth of a fish. If I suggested that you pay your taxes in a similar way, because you have faith in God, I would be branded as some sort of heretical “prosperity preacher”. So be it. Here's what I know: Scripture says that we are to be in good health, and to prosper in all things, even as our soul prospers. I believe it all starts with “soul prosperity”; with our mind, will, and emotions being in perfect alignment with those of the Lord. This is only possible through the indwelling life of the Holy Spirit. The more we can experience that reality, the more the reality of material wealth, and physical health, will be ours. So don't be discouraged by criticisms about the “prosperity gospel”. And don't be discouraged by the fact that you don't see everything you want to see in this regard-yet. Know that God's promises are true, he never lies, he is never late, he never fails to deliver. You are blessed immeasurably by the Creator of the universe. You are promised there will come a day when you will live in your perfected body the way it was intended to be originally, that you will suffer no illness, that you will not weep any longer, and there will be no lack of money, food, love, safety, or anything else you need. If that isn't true health and wealth, and I don't know what is. Feature Presentation: 5 Ways To Jumpstart Your Dead Blog Posts You've written a blog post, and it feels to you is though it has fallen flat. Or perhaps you're looking through your back catalog and found some old posts that really did fall flat. They got no engagement, very few if any comments, and you just feel overall it could've been better. Is there an easy and simple way to jumpstart these “dead” blog posts-shock them with the paddles, so to speak, and get their heart beating again? Absolutely! Here are 5 ways you can jumpstart a dead blog post… Headlines. Exchange that old, plain-Jane, boring headline for one that invokes emotion, uses power words, is controversial, cutting, inflammatory, or creates great hope. Go crazy and brainstorm many different headlines for your old, dead blog post. Sometimes all a post needs to bring it back to life is for someone to actually read it. The Lead.  Just like a good novel or movie, a blog post needs to start in the middle of the action. It needs to capture the imagination of the reader right away. If you've written a piece that just doesn't seem to have life in it, after you've readjusted the headline, consider rewriting the “lead” (the first few sentences or paragraphs) that set up the rest of the post. Instead of relating dry facts or a boring thesis statement, perhaps you could tell story, share a personal experience,  or ask some penetrating and thought-provoking questions. Simply ask yourself, “How can I make the beginning of this post more outrageous, more imaginative, more inspiring, or even into something that would evoke more skepticism?” Subheads.  Often, long blog posts die a quick death because people simply cannot wade through the wall of text that confronts them. This is why we break up our writing online into shorter paragraphs; it makes it easier for people to scan, and it looks as though it will be easier to read. One of my favorite devices for keeping people reading a post is to use mini-headlines or “Subheads” to string the main part of the story together throughout the text. Images.  I'm talking about pictures here. Actual pictures. If you can find a photo that perfectly illustrates the point you're trying to make, or one that is representative of the idea you're trying to convey, then by all means use it. Make sure you use a photo that you have the rights to use (either by the photo through a stock photo service, one you have otherwise obtained a clear license for, or a photo you took yourself). Do be careful not to use cliché photos: if you're writing about how to negotiate, for heaven's sake please don't show photo of two men in business suits shaking hands! You can be more creative than that. One great source of unusual but creative photos for this purpose is a stock photo website called Unsplash. Many thanks to my friend Mike Kim for pointing this resource out to me. Enhanced Content.  Offer an enhanced version of the content in your blog post. This might mean creating an audio file to accompany it, making a short tutorial video to go along with the blog post, or creating a checklist, infographic, or cheat sheet that can be downloaded. This enhanced content should add to the value of the post by making it readily implementable. Amy Porterfield does a great job of this on her blog. Not only is this something that is fairly easy for you to do, it can definitely increase the size of your email list if you use the approach that Amy uses, asking for an email exchange for the download. Using any one of these five jumpstart tactics should infuse your blog post with new life; using all of them is almost guaranteed to “resurrect the dead”. Your assignment: put one or more of these tactics to work and apply them on your blog. This is something you could do today and begin to see the results immediately. Will you? Which of these 5 “jumpstart tactics” will you  put to work on your blog today? Post a link! May I Ask A Favor? Subscribe to the show in iTunes and give us a rating and review. Go ahead and subscribe now, and give us your star rating and review on iTunes. We will definitely mention you on this show. We are also BACK on Stitcher.com, so if you prefer Stitcher, please subscribe there. If you don't already get the email newsletter, sign up for that and get the new free video: “3 Keys to Change the World and Make Your Business Grow.” Connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, or LinkedIn. Get The Transcript Click here to get the transcript.Transcripts provided by SuccessTranscripts – a great solution if you need your podcast, sermon, speech, or other audio transcribed.  

We'll discuss news, Free Comic Book Day & Paranorman, our STREAMING MOVIE OF THE WEEK.(Note: Next week is going to be a listener request/mailbag episode. Send emails, tweets or Facebook posts to the appropriate places & ALL will be discussed on the next episode.)

Let's pick a fizzy wine to let in the New Year! Note: Next episode on the 8th of January 2013

Episode 30: This episode: We introduce a new segment called “Speeding Bullets? that we would love feedback on.  We also review Martian Manhunter 1-3, Trials of Shazam 1-3, and 52 weeks 25 and 26. Also included are the usual, fantastic, email and forum comments. NOTE: Next week’s show will also be a late Wednesday night release due to our attending the CGS #200 Episode. ADDITIONAL NOTE: I took out our spoiler free summaries because they were almost identical to our reviews without the depth.  The big problem with this is that it makes listeners sit through the same segment again. Please post in the forum or email us with your thoughts on this. If there is enough demand, we will rework the spoiler free summary concept. FINAL NOTE: We had a bit of a sound quality issue this episode. (A Slight feedback that we weren’t aware of until the end of recording. We will take care of this for next week.) Time stamps: 0:00 Opening, special news and comments on the web site and where it is headed. 9:27 First Speeding Bullets Segment: Jim talks Outsiders and Sean talks Aquaman : Sword of Atlantis. (Note: We added Martian Manhunter 1-3 into this segment. It is similar to our normal format but we sped it up a bit to accommodate the new segment.) 42:20 Listener Emails 1:04:43 Trials of Shazam 1-3 1:36:15 Listener Emails 1:48:24 52 Weeks 25 and 26 (HALFWAY POINT!!!) 2:19:24 Forum Comments for Episode 30 2:39:47 Closing