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My right wrist started hurting back in February! Ouch! Carpal Tunnel! And there were two possible culprits - 1, my retail job, or 2 - and I think the more likely because I was hurting my hands a bit while typing more recently, my keyboard and mouse setup! So today I wanted to discuss why you may want to consider an ergonomic keyboard or mouse for your computer on today's episode of Joey's Totally Tech!NOTE - Though the Exclusives were mentioned and we encouraged people to sign up in this episode, they are now disabled. We are moving from RedCircle to Spreaker, and will also be moving the Exclusives to our new Patreon campaign which we will have more information on soon!

This week's Free story comes from the "FIFTY: The Stars, the States, and the Stories" It's called "Idaho: A Brave Day Indeed" “A Brave Day Indeed” is historical fiction about a railroad town called “Sandy Point” (later became Sandpoint) and a conversation between Wild Horse Tavern owner, Delia Horton, and future President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt. They share parts of their biography and the conversation then turns to how to handle bullies who try to stand in your way. The “Brave Day” that Theodore refers to is from his youth when he followed his father’s advice to ‘make himself’ and face personal challenges that arise on his first day of summer camp. Note: Though this is historical fiction and the characters have been developed to accommodate a story, their attributes and development may be useful as reference points and inspirations. Each week on the Sparkle Stories Podcast, we share a free story from one of our original story series! For many many many more stories like this one, visit the Sparkle website: www.sparklestories.com Questions? Ideas? Requests? Email us! customerservice@sparklestories.com

This week's Free story comes from the "FIFTY: The Stars, the States, and the Stories" It's called "Idaho: A Brave Day Indeed" “A Brave Day Indeed” is historical fiction about a railroad town called “Sandy Point” (later became Sandpoint) and a conversation between Wild Horse Tavern owner, Delia Horton, and future President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt. They share parts of their biography and the conversation then turns to how to handle bullies who try to stand in your way. The “Brave Day” that Theodore refers to is from his youth when he followed his father’s advice to ‘make himself’ and face personal challenges that arise on his first day of summer camp. Note: Though this is historical fiction and the characters have been developed to accommodate a story, their attributes and development may be useful as reference points and inspirations. Each week on the Sparkle Stories Podcast, we share a free story from one of our original story series! For many many many more stories like this one, visit the Sparkle website: www.sparklestories.com Questions? Ideas? Requests? Email us! customerservice@sparklestories.com

A final reading from the new novel, Love Death, and my thoughts on Spycraft Episode 3, "Sexpionage." Note: Though not explicit by any means, I do discuss the use of sex as a way to recruit, control, and blackmail subjects.

There's no progress without failure. We have a special group program to help you get through the holidays, winter and early spring. Our 6 Month Advanced Health Program was specifically designed to get people to have sustainable healthy habits and lifestyles. We started with our 21 Day Challenge in September and now will follow up with this 6 month group program. NOTE: Though in our podcast we say the program starts October 1, we have extended the start date. To learn more click the links below: 21 Day Wellness Challenge: https://mailchi.mp/nourishcoaches/21-day-jumpstart-challenge Six Month Advanced Health Program: https://mailchi.mp/nourishcoaches/6month

Youssef and Ahmed are joined by Joshua Pawaar, a psychoanalysis and pyscho-social studies student at the University of Essex, who is able to dance gracefully with ideas. The three sit down to discuss psychoanalysis and the role it can play in helping us understand humanity, its deepest nature, and the psyche as such. The conversation delves into issues like: the role of the internet in the proliferation of memes, the origins and roots of suicide, and how to conceive of individual identity. They cover ground, such as how Freudian psychoanalysis sheds light on humanity's deepest fears and insecurities, the role of Jungian archetypes in human evolution and their applications to hero mythology, and where the proper purview of psychoanalytic ideas should be within human affairs. We hope you enjoy this combustible meeting between the psychoanalytic lens and the evolutionary one!Note: Though the discussion does get technical at times, a fair bit of time is spent defining ideas and concepts clearly to ensure anyone with any background is able follow. If you like what we're doing here, become our patron on Patreon as it does help us continue what we are doing!

Wealth and excess go together; emptiness and detachment are right around the corner. This song delves into all of that, along with a particular obsession. What do you do when money no longer buys you a thrill? Bryan Ferry has some thoughts... NOTE: Though there's no profanity used in this episode, the discussion does involve sexual activities so be warned... you might wanna listen to this one on headphones.  "In Every Dream Home A Heartache" (Bryan Ferry) Copyright 1973 Careers-BMG Music Publishing (BMI) This podcast makes multiple references to Marie-Hélène de Rothschild's "Surrealist Ball". More details on the infamous event here, if you're interested: https://dangerousminds.net/comments/glimpses_of_the_extravagant_surrealist_ball_of_1972 https://therake.com/stories/icons/party-animals-the-rothschild-surrealist-ball/ The song as used in the opening scene of "Mindhunter" Season 2, Episode 1 on Netflix: https://youtu.be/9wqICwjCYGQ

Wealth and excess go together; emptiness and detachment are right around the corner. This song delves into all of that, along with a particular obsession. What do you do when money no longer buys you a thrill? Bryan Ferry has some thoughts... NOTE: Though there's no profanity used in this episode, the discussion does involve sexual activities so be warned... you might wanna listen to this one on headphones.   "In Every Dream Home A Heartache" (Bryan Ferry) Copyright 1973 Careers-BMG Music Publishing (BMI) This podcast makes multiple references to Marie-Hélène de Rothschild's "Surrealist Ball". More details on the infamous event here, if you're interested: https://dangerousminds.net/comments/glimpses_of_the_extravagant_surrealist_ball_of_1972 https://therake.com/stories/icons/party-animals-the-rothschild-surrealist-ball/ The song as used in the opening scene of "Mindhunter" Season 2, Episode 1 on Netflix: https://youtu.be/9wqICwjCYGQ -- This show is just one of many great music-related podcasts on the Pantheon network. Check them all out!

After last week's dive into the story of "Bricktop," we take a look into the definition of a serial killer and a few of the world's most notorious female serial killers. *Note: Though we may make light, the stories are serious and could be triggering for some.

This is the concluding episode to the 3 part story "The Valley of Fear" Note: Though quite intelligible, the audio file on this track is not as clear as in the first two parts... but the story is excellent and this brings you to the solution of the crime! No introduction on the track, the story just begins. Thanks for listening. Norman Shelley plays Dr. Watson and Carleton Hobbs is Sherlock Holmes. Michael Hardwick adapted and wrote the story from a work by Arthur Conan Doyle.

In this episode, Roger and Pam discuss Florida politics: why it is a red state at the moment, her idea for the Democrats to start a campaign to get people to move there for political reasons, the parts of her gun control and health care platform that appealed to Republicans and more. Note: Though it was eventually corrected, this episode was initially labelled as Episode 3 for iTunes subscribers.  You may want to go back to Episode 3 to hear the one you missed.

In this episode of the AwokenWord podcast, Anuj Rastogi talks to Ian French, popularly known as "IF The Poet" and finalist in the 2015 World Slam Poetry championship in Paris. Ian has been the subject of a CBC documentary, and is a respected performer whose work spans the breadth of our collective, and individual human experiences. Anuj and Ian talk at length about the state of the world today, poetry, the journey of creativity, masculinity in today's world, being honest, the nuances of identity politics and political correctness, self-love and the importance of knowing your own story. [*NOTE: Though planned at the time of this recording, Ian ultimately pulled out of present at the 2018 "Men and Masculinity Summit" in Toronto, for specific concerns of his own regarding a decision for this year's sumit. He's continued to be a supporter of the summit, and the cause.] Special Guest: Ian French.

Note: Though nothing explicit, this episode contains discussions of men approaching women without consent, and could potentially be triggering. It therefore also contains a lot of yelling.

After two weeks of faffing about, we finally get around to doing Marvel's "Black Panther"! We kick it off with a heartfelt eulogy to Ulysses Klaue, featuring some wonderful wordsmithery from Tobias, before sinking our cat claws into Ryan Coogler's latest.  Note: Though it sounds like Maciej is slowly huffing his way through a key of Colombian snow this episode, it's actually his hay fever playing up. We apologise for any discomfort this may cause; any complaints can be forwarded to the dust mites currently attacking his sinuses.   Enjoy!

Elevators. We all see them as we go about our day-to-day lives. Sometimes we even ride them when the stairwell would be too much of a hassle. Simple, safe, and convenient, right? Well today, the Resurrectionists learn what true peril is, in what I'm officially tentatively dubbing: THE GREAT ELEVATOR FIGHT! Note: Though this isn't technically our most violent episode, I'd say it gets a little more visceral than usual, so be warned.

Happy very very very very VERY late Winter Holidays! After a little discussion of their preparation for (ahem) Solstice and Christmas, Betwixt and Between get down to business talking about house spirits. Discussing both their own personal house spirit experiences and the range of such spirits from around the world, this episode is a great starting place for getting to know the brownies, tomtes, and wights in your life.   Note: Though we credit Between's Husband for editing the podcast, this is actually the first episode edited by our new editor, Jacob Haller. http://jacobhaller.com/

Episode 53 is a just-for-fun episode. We bring back our "Pick 3" idea... this time, with a focus on hip-hop. @TripTurlington finally rejoins the cast (after some time off to move in to a new place). As you'll hear, we all had a blast after getting the whole crew back together. Trip starts off lamenting the Pioneer announcement of the DDJ-RZ, and how it seems to be the controller everyone craving a Nexus setup could get for an easier-to-swallow price point, except that it still requires a laptop for operation. Afterwards we dig in, each sharing three different hip-hop tracks and talk about why we like them, why they are iconic, and whatever other little bits of trivia we feel like throwing in. From rap's infancy stage in the early 80s, to the golden age of the 90s, to modern-day sounds... there's something for just about any hip-hop fan in today's episode. Enjoy! Want to know our choices? You'll have to listen to find out! If you're a hip-hop fan, consider giving this episode a share! Note: Though we typically take a "PG-13" approach to The Passionate DJ Podcast... this is a hip-hop episode. Today's show contains explicit language... you've been warned!

On the premiere episode of FROM WHAT I REMEMBER, Nicole and Tiffany recount their mother's story about Vietnamese communist troops fighting in her town, and how it changed their home.Note: Though the Viet Cong were technically defeated during the Tet Offensive in 1968, remaining VC troops were integrated into the North Vietnamese Army. For our parents, all communists troops were referred to as Viet Cong (as it literally translates to "Vietnamese Communists"), instead of the NVA. In this episode, we have also adopted this terminology.

Stephen Hoops (@StephenHoops) is a SEO and Content Marketing Specialist and a graduate of West Virginia University. My introduction to Stephen came through mutual friends and a few Why I Social Ambassadors.  On a personal note, I always enjoy the opportunity to talk to guests who possess the energy and spirit of someone like Stephen. He truly was a joy to connect with and learn more about how he went from college DJ to marketing specialist!  Note: Though it was not discussed on the podcast, Stephen also recently launched a comedy podcast of his own, titled "Down To Clown".  This Week on Why I Social, Stephen and I discuss: Moving to (from New York) and living in West Virginia How he discovered social media The impact of Megaman on his life Share with your thoughts on thisweek'sepisodewith #WhyISocial Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Soundcloud and Google.  Follow at @WhyISocial. The Why I Social podcast is brought to you by Zoomph. Zoomph transforms digital marketing withreal-timestreaminganalytics. Our platform provides you with anend-to-endsolution toignite your content, your marketing and yourbusinessfrom start tofinish. Exclusive to Why I Social, receive 20% off all annualplanswiththe promo code WhyISocial20. Want to learn more aboutZoomph?Checkout their analytics page: http://bit.ly/WhySocialAnalytics  

In this fourth beta edition episode of Dev Game Club, we continue to examine System Shock 2, finishing what remains of the game. Dev Game Club looks at classic video games and plays through them over several episodes, providing commentary. Note: Though this is the fourth and final episode about our playing the game, we will have a special guest for episode 5! Having already started spoiling story stuff in Episode 3, we continue to do so here. If you're playing along, you may want to finish the game first and come back to the podcast after you have. Sections played:Rickenbacker 1 & 2The Body of the ManyWhere Am I? Podcast breakdown:0:35      Intro1:38      End of playthrough48:06    Break 148:49    Pillars and takeaways1:11:42 Break 21:12:12 Next time, what we're playing, next game Issues covered: psi combos, puzzle-y nature of sections, ammo starvation, red ninjas, end-game difficulty, egg hunt, audio occlusion, lack of maps through end of game, gravity inversion, Tim's narrow escape, Shodan giveth and Shodan taketh away, persistent projections, sphincter doors and blue veins, god mode, circle-strafing, final character builds, hacking Shodan, save-scumming, economic design, orthogonality of enemy design, balancing and system design, weapon condition, forced choice, world design and level design, map and listening, storytelling and Bioshock Games, people, and influences mentioned or discussed: Sly Cooper, Thief, Cthulhu, Quake series, Halo, Republic Commando, Resident Evil, Far Cry 2, Looking Glass, Irrational Games, Dishonoured, Reed Knight, Doom, Bioshock, Ultima Underworld, Baldur's Gate, Mass Effect series, Starfighter, Freedom Force, SWAT, System Shock 3, Noah Hughes, IO Interactive. What we've been playing:Brett: Prune, A Good Snowman is Hard to Build, Dark SoulsTim: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Starcraft 2: Legacy of the Void Special Guest for Episode 5: Ken Levine, founder of Irrational Games! To play for next time:Check the Twitter account for Hitman 2 information! @brett_douville, @timlongojr, and @devgameclubDevGameClub@gmail.com

Note: Though this interview was done a year ago...it's still an interesting peek into the world of Zappos.Learn more about it - listen to my podchat with Zappos recruiter, Rockne Henriques.@Rockne808If you are a HR professional of any kind, you may have heard the recent news that Zappos is continuing to set the pace in demonstrating creative practices in cultivating a "human" centric culture (and for some of us set the pace means stretching our sensibilities in creating and running a company). This time it's in the area of recruiting.According to the Wall Street Journal, they have "zapped" their job board and launched a new way of seeking out and attracting talent with a social recruiting strategy.  Here is the link to the full article: Zappos Zaps Its Job PostingsOnline Shoe Retailer Creates Social-Media Network to Evaluate Potential HiresIt just so happened that I'd already had in my interview pipeline for my Thought Leader 3.0 Podchat series one of Zappos' recruiters and was so excited about the timing of the article and the opportunity to talk with a "Zappos Insider" (that's what they call potential candidates who join the social community to learn more about the Zappos way).  The interview was a fascinating insight into Zappos' practices surrounding: job descriptionsperformance managementusing pre-hire assessments (funny reaction to that question)raisescultureand the new (what I call) social hiring initiative and strategyRockne was great to interview and even during our interview there were tours and noise in the background -- all real time and authentic. You can hear his passion for the Zappos' way and his story is a testament to the culture and business philosophy of long time CEO, Tony Hsieh. (By the way, if you've not read Tony's book Delivering Happiness - it's a must read. It's the inspiring story of Zappos and his personal journey as a business owner and leader).Thanks Rocknee for a really fun time! Feel free to show Rocknee some love - @Rockne808Learn more detail for Michael Bailin, Sr. HR Mgr.: http://www.ere.net/2014/05/22/what-no-job-postings/ Web Toolbar by Wibiya

Subject: A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984) Observers: John Pavlich, Tysto Record Date: August 19, 2011, 05:20 PM Plot Summary: A hideously burned Boogeyman is lurking within the dreams of unsuspecting Teens, killing them in their sleep. Note: Though this commentary has been available at Tysto.com for a while now, I decided to offer it here, to increase exposure and share it with the fans of this podcast and this film. Remember to listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the movie on your DVD.

Subject: The Fly (1986) Observers: John Pavlich, Tysto Record Date: July 22, 2011, 07:43 PM Plot Summary: A scientist builds a teleportation machine that backfires when it fuses his DNA with that of a common house fly. Meanwhile, his new girlfriend attempts to sever ties from her obsessed ex-boyfriend, who also happens to be her boss at the magazine she works for. Note: Though this commentary has been available at Tysto.com for a while now, I decided to offer it here, to increase exposure and share it with the fans of this podcast and this film. Remember to listen for the preemptive countdown before starting the movie on your DVD.