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Learn about Guinness' Chicago location, their beer styles—including Czech lagers and Kentucky Commons—and how Chicago's water influences their brewing.Guinness Open Gate Brewery (OGB) Chicago Senior Brewer Megan Schwarz and Guinness National Ambassador Ryan Wagner discuss Guinness' expansion into Chicago, how Megan's chemical engineering background led to brewing, and the challenges of changing people's perception of Guinness. They dive into historical and unique beer styles like Kentucky Common, Czech lager, and Weizenbock. They also share insights on Chicago's water chemistry for brewing, the differences between Export Stout and Foreign Extra Stout, and whether Guinness truly tastes better in Ireland. How Guinness' Baltimore location compares to their Chicago location and what happened when Ryan and Megan were called impostors at the Great American Beer Festival.About The Guinness Open Gate Brewery (or OGB for short): The Guinness Open Gate Brewery Chicago is the innovative and experimental arm of one of the world's most beloved breweries, featuring a taproom, restaurant, and the first ever Guinness Bakery, all located right in the heart of Chicago's West Loop. Learn more on their website at https://www.guinnessbrewerychicago.com/ —You can learn more about Crafty Brewers and get in touch with us on our official website, https://craftybrewerspod.com Crafty Brewers is a production of Quantum Podcasts, LLC. Is your brewery or business looking to capture a loyal audience to drive business results with the power of podcasting? Then visit https://quantum-podcasts.com/ to learn more.Our executive producer and editor is award-winning podcaster Cody Gough. He insists that we tell you that in this episode, you'll learn about: Guinness Chicago, Guinness Open Gate Brewery, Guinness beer styles, Kentucky Common beer, Czech lager, Weizenbock, Export Stout, Foreign Extra Stout, Guinness Baltimore, Guinness brewing techniques, Chicago craft beer, Chicago beer scene, Chicago brewing water, craft beer history, Guinness in America, Guinness U.S. brewery, beer festival impostors, beer brewing chemistry, brewing water chemistry, historical beer styles, adjunct brewing, Guinness brewery expansion, Irish beer in Chicago, dark Czech lager, Tomave Pivo, Saaz hops, beer pairing with Guinness, best Chicago breweries, how Guinness is made, Guinness brewing process, brewing with ancient grains, Fonio stout, Irish heritage and Guinness, Guinness and Notre Dame, Guinness Chicago menu, best Guinness beers, and beer and water chemistry.

Crâne rasé et la mentale d'un mousquetaire. Le crâne rasé, c'est lui sur la photo, la mentale d'un mousquetaire c'est lui qui le dit. Dans la besace de cet ex-taulard du 9.4 qui a jamais été en taule, même dans sa piaule, y a du gros son, des posters et des noms qui ont laissé des traces dans le frigo de la vie : Malcolm X, Robespierre, Ice Cube, Magic Johnson, Kery James et toute la célèbre clique de Mafia K'1 Fry. L'âme de ce collectif hip-hop c'est lui, Samir Salah, plus connu sous le nom de O.G.B. 20 ans de carrière, 1 600 concerts entre la France et le Maghreb et 38 tonnes de doutes pour ce métis des banlieues. Grâce à un lit d'hôpital où il est passé à un cheveu de la grande faucheuse, O.G.B auteur interprète-producteur-régisseur se livre en tant qu'homme, fils, père, poto sur 300 pages au titre évocateur Je suis venu me dire, aux éditions Mindset. Une lecture qui m'a donné envie de cette conversation ESM pour remonter aux origines de l'artiste, même si dans la vie, on ne peut pas pull up comme dans la musique. À écouter aussiL'artiste Samir Salah, dit OGB, présente son autobiographie «Je suis venu me dire ...»

Crâne rasé et la mentale d'un mousquetaire. Le crâne rasé, c'est lui sur la photo, la mentale d'un mousquetaire c'est lui qui le dit. Dans la besace de cet ex-taulard du 9.4 qui a jamais été en taule, même dans sa piaule, y a du gros son, des posters et des noms qui ont laissé des traces dans le frigo de la vie : Malcolm X, Robespierre, Ice Cube, Magic Johnson, Kery James et toute la célèbre clique de Mafia K'1 Fry. L'âme de ce collectif hip-hop c'est lui, Samir Salah, plus connu sous le nom de O.G.B. 20 ans de carrière, 1 600 concerts entre la France et le Maghreb et 38 tonnes de doutes pour ce métis des banlieues. Grâce à un lit d'hôpital où il est passé à un cheveu de la grande faucheuse, O.G.B auteur interprète-producteur-régisseur se livre en tant qu'homme, fils, père, poto sur 300 pages au titre évocateur Je suis venu me dire, aux éditions Mindset. Une lecture qui m'a donné envie de cette conversation ESM pour remonter aux origines de l'artiste, même si dans la vie, on ne peut pas pull up comme dans la musique. À écouter aussiL'artiste Samir Salah, dit OGB, présente son autobiographie «Je suis venu me dire ...»

Samir Salah dit OGB, auteur-interprète, producteur, l'un des membres fondateurs du collectif Mafia K'1 Fry a publié en octobre Je suis venu me dire..., aux éditions Mindset. Un livre dans lequel il raconte son parcours au sein du groupe mythique, et pas seulement. Il témoigne de sa vie en tant qu'homme, père, fils, à la mémoire de sa mère et de sa grand-mère. Il est accompagné de Mister C, artiste rappeur; et Nadège Kakayé, écrivaine. Pour visionner les clips, cliquez sur les titres des chansons :OGB - Gros BonhommeOGB - Press Pause Mister C - Si tu m'aimesOGB - OG BlédardRetrouvez notre playlist sur Deezer. 

Samir Salah dit OGB, auteur-interprète, producteur, l'un des membres fondateurs du collectif Mafia K'1 Fry a publié en octobre Je suis venu me dire..., aux éditions Mindset. Un livre dans lequel il raconte son parcours au sein du groupe mythique, et pas seulement. Il témoigne de sa vie en tant qu'homme, père, fils, à la mémoire de sa mère et de sa grand-mère. Il est accompagné de Mister C, artiste rappeur; et Nadège Kakayé, écrivaine. Pour visionner les clips, cliquez sur les titres des chansons :OGB - Gros BonhommeOGB - Press Pause Mister C - Si tu m'aimesOGB - OG BlédardRetrouvez notre playlist sur Deezer. 

Pour ce palmarès, je suis accompagnée de mon amie Grace qui n'avait jamais de la radio auparavant!! L'amour du troisième couplet - Sensei H (La mort du troisième couplet) Freddie Gibbs - Origami (You Only Die 1nce) Sarahmée, Ya Cetidon - Donne-moi la main  (Pleure pas ma fille, sinon maman va pleurer) Lisha G, Trini Viv - Choppa Sound Silo Black - Wine (EVO)   Rise - Brown Family (Durags & cœurs brisés) SSI - OGB (Le Vide) Nubya Garcia - Set it free Hawa B - Show (better sad than sorry) Omniprésence - Fyore (DZIDZI) Janette King - While you were sleeping (Incantation)  

This episode we discuss halloween, Road rage, Heavy hitters, OGB, D day, Tadpoles, Sheep, Thom Yorke Teachable moments, The Mayan calendar, Trump on JRE, Whittney Webb 58, Secret societies, ALF, Scrubs, Bread n Circus, School camp and much more. Enjoy. Support The Joel and Tim Show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=74670148 Support us with caffeinated beverages at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thejoelandv

W najnowszym odcinku podcastu Pałac Prezydencki, Michał Kolanko z „Rzeczpospolitej” rozmawia z Łukaszem Pawłowskim, prezesem pracowni badawczej OGB, który dzieli się szczegółami dotyczącymi kulis kampanii prezydenckiej 2020 oraz analizuje wyzwania i strategie przed zbliżającymi się wyborami w 2025 roku. Pawłowski przybliża słuchaczom przyczyny porażki Rafała Trzaskowskiego, demaskuje mity dotyczące kluczowych decyzji sztabowych oraz omawia trudności, z jakimi mierzą się główni kandydaci. Dlaczego Trzaskowski przegrał? Mit Końskich  Na początku rozmowy Łukasz Pawłowski wraca do wydarzeń kampanii prezydenckiej 2020 roku i omawia kluczowe decyzje oraz ich wpływ na wynik wyborów. Jednym z fundamentalnych elementów, które jego zdaniem przyczyniły się do porażki Trzaskowskiego, była niezwykle wysoka motywacja elektoratu Andrzeja Dudy. - Andrzej Duda dostał rekordowe 10,5 miliona głosów, i to był efekt silnej motywacji elektoratu  – stwierdził Pawłowski, sugerując, że większe znaczenie długoterminowe miały  kwestie światopoglądowe na które stawiał sztab Dudy niż pojedyncze debaty. - Kandydaci wygrywają, jak dostają głosy, ale też jak nie mobilizują swoich przeciwników  – podkreśla. Pawłowski rozwiewa również mity dotyczące debaty w Końskich, w której Rafał Trzaskowski nie wziął udziału.  - To jest mit. Kogo miałby przekonać Trzaskowski w trakcie tej debaty? Widzów ówczesnej TVP w której promowany był tylko Andrzej Duda? - mówi Pawłowski. -  Nie było chyba nawet jakiejś dłuższej dyskusji, czy na tą debatę pójść. Było oczywiste, że na tą debatę pójść nie można było. Zastanawialiśmy się, co można zrobić innego – mówi o tamtych rozmowach w sztabie.  W rozmowie też o drugim micie tamtej kampanii - że do porażki Trzaskowskiego przyczynił się Szymon Hołownia, a raczej rzekomy brak jego poparcia przed II turą. - Pawłowski przedstawia też strategię sztabu Trzaskowskiego. Zwraca uwagę, że o sukcesie wyborczym decyduje umiejętność przyciągnięcia poparcia w mniejszych miastach i wsiach: „Rafał Trzaskowski był najmniej liberalnym kandydatem w swoim życiu w tamtej kampanii. Nie było żadnych celebrytów, wielkomiejskich akcentów – ta kampania celowała w małe miasta – podkreśla.  PiS nigdy nie wygrywał, gdy stawiał na radykałów W podcaście Michał Kolanko pyta też o wyzwania, które stoją przed głównymi siłami w kampanii w 2025 roku. - PiS nigdy nie wygrywał, gdy stawiał na radykałów” – mówi, zauważając, że sukces partii Kaczyńskiego zależy między innymi od postawienia na umiarkowanego kandydata. Pawłowski przypomina, że zarówno Lech Kaczyński, jak i Andrzej Duda wygrywali, zdobywając szerokie poparcie, a radykalny kandydat, jego zdaniem, nie ma na to szans. Rozmówcy nawiązują też do trwającej kampanii w USA i do jej konsekwencji dla Polski. - Biden zdobył poparcie dzięki wielkiemu zrywowi obywatelskiemu. Pytanie, czy ten zryw da się powtórzyć? - mówił gość tego odcinka. I podkreślił, że jeśli w listopadzie taki zryw się w USA nie powtórzy, to będzie też sygnałem, że i w Polsce zryw z 15 X 2023 roku nie będzie już do powtórzenia, z konsekwencjami dla wyborów prezydenckich w 2025 roku. 

Cette semaine, on rend hommage à la carrière du beatmaker DJ Mehdi, entre rap et musique électronique. On joue également des nouveautés des dernières semaines, comme à notre habitude. Jimmie D - Drug Diet, Pt. 2 (feat. YL & Starker) Deemax - VITESSE 5 The Alchemist - Minnesota Fats (feat. Action Bronson & Big Body Bes) Hemo & Krimophonik - Je récolte ce que j'ai semé (feat. Cham Rapper) Rowjay - EXERCICE DE FINESSE 2 Pro Dillinger & Futurewave - No Loyalty (feat. Daniel Son) EDGE - Pas pour rien Big Sean - Together Forever DJ White Socks - Jeune Fiori (feat. Lova) Di-Meh - True Religion (feat. Nicholas Craven & Raz Fresco) Nicholas Craven & Boldy James - Scrabble (GALIO Remix) lone? & hellyes! - le thème Sadboi - Jane Baby (feat. Cash Cobain) DJ Mehdi - Breakaway Idéal J - Le ghetto français Idéal J - Hardcore Idéal J - Pour une poignée de dollars 113 - Truc de fou 113, Rodriguez N°12 (Less' Du 9) & Rocé - La vérité blesse Rohff - Appelle-moi Rohff DJ Mehdi - Smoking Karla Karlito - La rue cause Manu Key - Très peu d'amis Remix (feat. OGB) DJ Mehdi - T'inquiète (feat. Karlito) 113 - 1001 Nuits (feat. Big Red) MC Solaar - Wonderbra Akhénaton - K (AKH) [DJ Mehdi Remix] Pit Baccardi - K'1Frystyle (feat. Kery James & Rohff) Rocé - Ricochets Rohff - Ssem (feat. Dry) 113 - Les princes de la ville 113 - Ouais gros 113 113 Fout la merde (feat. Thomas Bangalter) Etienne de Crécy - Gifted (feat. DJ Mehdi) DJ Mehdi - Pocket Piano DJ Mehdi - Tunisia Bambaata DJ Mehdi - Signatune (Thomas Bangalter Edit) Etienne de Crécy - Out of My Hands (DJ Mehdi Remix) Fabe - Quand j'serai grand (DJ Mehdi Remix) Fabe - Excusez-nous

Kończy się okres ochronny dla samorządowców. Z naszych obserwacji wynika, że ta kadencja samorządowa może się różnić od poprzednich – referendów odwoławczych może być zdecydowanie więcej niż w poprzedniej kadencji. Wiele z tych referendów może się okazać skutecznych - mówi Łukasz Pawłowski, prezes Ogólnopolskiej Grupy Badawczej.Gościem porannego programu Michała Kolanki był Łukasz Pawłowski, prezes firmy badawczej OGB. Ekspert zapytany został między innymi o to, co w najbliższym czasie czeka prezydentów miast oraz czy mają oni powody do obaw. - Moim zdaniem zbliża się bardzo ważny moment dla samorządowców. To okres, w którym prezydentom miast nie można organizować referendum po wyborach, on się powoli kończy – wskazał Pawłowski. - Z naszych obserwacji wynika, że ta kadencja samorządowa może się różnić od poprzednich, dlatego, że tych referendów odwoławczych może być zdecydowanie więcej niż w poprzedniej kadencji. Musimy pamiętać, że ostatnie skuteczne referendum odbyło się w Rybniku wiele lat temu. Ta instytucja była trochę nieużywana przez mieszkańców. Ostatnie wybory samorządowe – a szczególnie niska frekwencja – naszym zdaniem powodują, że możemy się spodziewać w tej kadencji wielu referendów i wiele z nich może się okazać skutecznych – zaznaczył. - Kluczowa jest kwestia drugiej tury wyborów. W drugiej turze zazwyczaj frekwencja jest niższa niż w pierwszej, dlatego są miasta prezydenckie na prawach powiatów, gdzie drugie tury się odbyły. Kluczowe jest to, że żeby referendum było ważne, musi wziąć w nim udział 3/5 osób, które wzięły udział w wyborze danego prezydenta. Jeżeli wybór był w pierwszej turze, to liczymy 3/5 głosów z pierwszej tury, a jeżeli w drugiej – to z drugiej - wyjaśniał ekspert. Weźmy przykład Gliwic – żeby w poprzedniej kadencji referendum było ważne, trzeba było mieć 42 tys. głosów. 42 tys. mieszkańców Gliwic musiało wziąć udział w takim referendum. Teraz jest to proc. 30 tysięcy, czyli mamy o 12 tysięcy mniejszy próg do tego, żeby to referendum było ważne. Było 30 proc., teraz jest potrzebne 22 - powiedział prezes firmy badawczej OGB. - Dlaczego to jest tak bardzo ważne? Dlatego, że prezydenci do tej pory bronili się w sposób taki, że namawiali wyborców, żeby na referendum nie szli. Te progi były na tyle wysokie, że ta strategia była skuteczna. Teraz – kiedy te progi są tak niskie – łamie się ta główna bariera, która pozwalała prezydentom miast ograniczać udział mieszkańców w takim referendum. Dzisiaj jest to bardzo ryzykowne - dodał. - W Gliwicach jest to 30 tysięcy głosów. Zobaczmy – w wyborach do Sejmu – ile to jest wyborców PiS-u i Konfederacji. To 25 tys. wyborców PiS-u i 6 tysięcy wyborców Konfederacji. Sami wyborcy PiS-u i Konfederacji są więc w stanie zrobić frekwencję w takim referendum odwoławczym, co jest nie bez znaczenia, choćby z tego względu, że miastem rządzi prezydent z KO - podkreślił. Jak powiedział Łukasz Pawłowski, „są trzy ważne argumenty, dla których w danym mieście mogłoby się odbyć referendum odwoławcze w tej kadencji”. - Po pierwsze jest to niższa frekwencja, po drugie dużo większa szansa na referendum jest wtedy, kiedy wynik był wyrównany. Trzeci argument to to, że jeśli miastem rządzi polityk KO, to takie referendum może być częścią polityki ogólnopolskiej - stwierdził. Na liście miast, gdzie mogłoby odbyć się referendum jest między innymi Kraków i Wrocław. - Wrocław jest w czubie miast, gdzie może dojść do referendum, bo spełnia trzy warunki, o których mówiłem. Niski próg do referendum – w poprzedniej kadencji, żeby referendum było ważne, potrzeba było 150 tysięcy głosów. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cette semaine LeChair reçoit OGB de la mafia k1fry. Nous sommes à la fin des années 80 lorsque le jeune Samir s'en va vivre chez son père à Vitry sur seine plus précisément à la cité Robespierre. Bon élève, Samir finit par décrocher son baccalauréat STT mais sa première vocation demeure la musique. En effet, il commence par le Djeing avant de finir par l'écriture et le rap. Des années plus tard, il finira par rejoindre le célèbre collectif Mafia k1fry et à partir de là, sa vie ne sera plus jamais la même... Au fil d'une belle conversation, OGB nous parle sans langue de bois de son parcours, ses aspirations et n'hésite pas à nous distiller de précieux conseils.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Biographie de Tony Merso Originaire d'Angola, Tony Merso arrive en Europe dans les années 80 à Paris pour poursuivre ses études sport-études au CFFP (Centre de Formation de Football de Paris FC). Attiré depuis son plus jeune âge par le football et la musique, il se passionne également pour le graffiti, le breakdance et le hip-hop. Sa carrière débute en 1996 lorsqu'il fait sa première apparition discographique sur plusieurs albums, notamment celui du groupe LA MIFA, et en collaborant avec d'autres artistes rap, tels que OGB membre de la Mafia K'1 Fry 94, ainsi que l'album de RimK du 113, “Enfants du Pays” (Ragging Bull). Par la suite, Tony Merso se tourne vers la chanson folklorique, le latino rétro, le kuduru électro lusophone, mettant en valeur ses origines bantoues d'Angola à travers plusieurs performances scéniques. Passionné de théâtre, il participe en tant qu'amateur à plusieurs films et séries, notamment la série Netflix “THEDDY”, “The Walking Dead”, ainsi que les films “TRIOMPHE”, “SOUS LES ÉTOILES DE PARIS”, “PROSPER”, et “SULEMAN” (un film sur l'immigration). Toujours actif dans le domaine de la comédie et de la production, Tony Merso est également compositeur, auteur-interprète, et prépare actuellement plusieurs projets, dont la sortie prochaine de son EP. Tony Merso vient dans Weekend Africain nous présenter le titre ANGO LOVE BIENVENUE !

This week on #TheNerdChat: - Elden Ring DLC is coming this summer - Why are there no Halo/ODST spinoffs like Helldivers? - Are console wars a thing of the past? - New Halo TV merch - More games coming to Game Pass New episodes of The Nerd Chat: An Xbox Podcast are livestreamed on Thursdays and uploaded on Fridays. Learn more at www.nerdchatmedia.com Follow @thenerdchat on various social media sites. #seeyouonline 0:00 Hello and welcome to the show 4:40 Shoutout to Rocco, DWALLY's new (7 year-old) black lab-pitbull mix 7:40 Shoutouts to Zenkai Goose and all our new subs on YT and Instagram 12:34 News #1: Elden Ring DLC is coming 6/21/24 18:45 News #2: Where is ODST game like Helldivers 2? (and Bacon's impressions of Helldivers 2) 31:00 OGB story: DWALLY puts Dejavu on blast 32:35 News #3: Console sales are not growing 42:15 News #4: 4 Xbox games are officially coming to Nintendo and PlayStation 58:10 News #5: Star Wars Battlefront classic remastered is announced 1:00:40 News #6: New Halo merch drop for Halo TV series 1:04:45 News #7: Coming to game pass for mid February 2024 1:07:10 What have we been playing or watching? 1:16:45 The best food we had this week 1:21:25 Closing and end of show #eldenring #halo #odst #helldivers2 #hifirush #seaofthieves #nintendo #playstation #podcast

This week Karmen sits down with her OGB--the original Brandon in her life--A Line COO Brandon Charles Barker. They count down on a list of 10 things they've accomplished together, from Brandon's job interview to opening stores in new states. Karmen and Brandon are a brilliant team with a sacred bond. It's easy to be lonely as an entrepreneur, but having a true partner running operations is the best fix.Connect with Karmen and A Line:aline-online.comIG: @alineboutique@karmenberentsenCheck out Karmen's memoir, Learning to Fly, here.https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Fly-Memoir-Karmen-Berentsen/dp/1735235008

Artificial intelligence is affecting creative industries–for instance Hollywood screenwriters–and frustrating creative writing instructors with papers turned in composed by ChatGPT. How dangers is AI to creative careers? Can it be helpful? How do we move forward in a world where human creativity and technology work together? What is the creative's role in building a bridge between AI and the rest of the community? Is AI creative? Should we be scared? Our conversation with poet and engineer Uche Ogbuji gives context for the AI explosion and offers long term perspective. Uche Ogbuji, more fully Úchèńnà Ogbújí, is a poet, spoken word performer, composer and DJ. His chapbook, Ndewo, Colorado  (Aldrich Press, USA, 2013), won a Colorado Book Award and a Westword Award winner (“Best Environmental Poetry”). Uche's work fuses Igbo culture, European classicism, American Mountain West setting, Hip-Hop and afrofuturism. He is a 2022 Boulder County Arts Fellow for Literature and Music, and serves on the board of the Colorado Poets Center. Former stints include editor at Kin Poetry Journal and The Nervous Breakdown.Uche's NewsletterAlan Turing This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit emergingform.substack.com/subscribe

"What the hell does Scott do?" A few firsts. First time caller, long time listener, and Kenny was his first retail buyer to call on in Canada. Scott has had an advantage of being in our living rooms for almost 5 years. Scott Miller finally gets to explain what he does for a living.  Connect with Scott here; https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottcameronmiller/ Sign up for FoodPro here: https://www.bcfb.ca/events/foodpro23-thrive-conference?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=sponsor&utm_id=BCFB_FoodProBuy OGB here: https://oldgrowthbeverages.com/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=sponsor&utm_id=OGB

Matt has been an advocate, business leader, connector and educator in our outdoor industry for many years. He has been engaged with the Outdoor Gear Builders (OGB) since the early days serving as a founding board member including a term as board chair before exiting in 2020. In partnership with the OGB and Mountain Bizworks, he developed the Waypoint Accelerator, an outdoor entrepreneurship and innovation accelerator program for early-stage, outdoor-focused companies which he has led for the past 3 years. At the same time, he served as the Outdoor Industry Business Specialist for the NC Small Business & Technology Center.He loves being outside fly fishing, paddle boarding, hiking, camping and skiing. The Appalachian Mountains hold a special place in his heart, having spent the majority of his life living in Western North Carolina with his wife and two boys. Matt studied business and outdoor recreation management at Appalachian State University and earned an MBA from Western Carolina University. He believes that providing a platform for collaboration, networking, the exchange of ideas, best practices and connections is one of most important value propositions the OGB offers their member companies. This platform spurs innovation, competitive advantage, business growth and overall positive impact within our outdoor economy and community.For more info, or to connect with the OGB click HERE>Be sure to visit BizRadio.US to discover hundreds more engaging conversations, local events and more.Support the show

Happened In the 90's hosted by Steve and Matt picks a day, any day, and then goes back in time to that magical decade we all know and love the 90's, to revisit episodes of tv, movies that premiered, or cultural events that occurred on that day in the 90's. This week Matt can't shut up about how bad the White Men Can't Jump remake looks and more than anything he wants those responsible punished. This leads Steve into reminiscing about another episode of Family Matters we almost watched and how Steve Urkel had some lesser known family members including his OG Triple OG cousing. OGB. After that it's time to listen to 311 and Come Original because we're talking all things February 16th in the 90s. SEGMENT 1 Show: Full House Episode: Silence Is Not Golden (Season 6 | Episode 17) Premiere Date: 02/16/1993 Story: When Stephanie is paired with a classmate she hates for a school project, she finds out that his father is beating him, and is sworn to secrecy. SEGMENT 2 Show: Martin Episode: All the Players Came (Season 3 | Episode 18) Premiere Date: 02/16/1995 Story: Martin hosts a '70s contest. ANTONIO FARGAS, ISAAC HAYES, RUDY RAY MOORE, OUTKAST, COOLIO, PAM GRIER and others guests star as themselves. Thanks for listening! Watch all new episode every Thursday here on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk5uXQXE9WGIWcpSkNkXaOg Audio available on all major platforms. Email Us At: hitnineties@gmail.com Instagram: HappenedInThe90s Twitter: HIThe90s Facebook: @HappenedInThe90s Website: https://happenedinthe90s.com MERCH LINK: https://www.redbubble.com/people/HIT90s/shop?asc=u&ref=account-nav-dropdown --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week's "Malted Mini" episode, we sample Guinness Open Gate Brewery's "Old Fashioned Inspired Ale" and get into a deep conversation on orange juice pulp.. riveting podcasting right here. Beer description: "We love a cocktail-inspired beer here at the OGB. This time around, we bring back an experiment we launched initially more than two years ago - a Barrel-Aged Old Fashioned-Inspired Ale. We start with an English Barleywine, age it in bourbon barrels for six months, then finish the beer with sweet cherry and orange purees. The result is exactly what you'd expect - rich malt characters of toffee and raisin, warming vanilla and oak, and just a touch of the classic orange and cherry found in the cocktail." Intro and outro music provided by @FluidMinds Check out all our episodes at www.themaltinghour.com

durée : 01:01:22 - Mouv' Rap Club - OGB est l'invité de Mouv' Rap Club avec Pascal Cefran et DJ Serom

Tom may be the OGB, we talk demos, Generation 0 talk, EA LotR announcement, Gotham Knight, Halo Season 2 blunder, Netflix money, NVIDIA being sued, Tom Brady news, hangin' with a dead lady, movies in the car, snowflakes, dream journals again, and nap talk. Links to all of our social media and email are at http://drugslikecoffee.transistor.fm

This week, Scott and Karl are off, so we'll flashback to July 2019, for a very relevant conversation from a very different world. Scott and OGB producer Brett discuss pedagogy and dominant learning theories, as Scott aspires to be a better Starting Strength coach and a more effective interlocutor at Online Great Books. We begin our discussion with an exploration of the common learning theories practiced in public school and higher education, along with a cost/benefit analysis of each: behaviorism, cognitivism, and (social) constructivism. We also touch on connectivism and mindset theory. Originally recorded for School Sucks Podcast.

This is a special edition of “ The Family Doctor: Lessons Learned, Wisdom Shared”.  We present a tribute to the late Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown of Charlotte. Four physician colleagues who knew OGB over the span of her career share how they first met her, what made her special, and what lessons they learned from her. Dr. Garmon-Brown was a truly remarkable family physician and health care leader. But beyond that, she was a noble human being. As a community servant and advocate, an ordained pastor, a missionary, and a devoted wife and mother, Ophelia blessed and elevated the lives of everyone around her. We are honored to share these memories of our friend and colleague, Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown. 

Matthias Fey is the creator of the Pytorch Geometric library and a postdoctoral researcher in deep learning at TU Dortmund Germany. He is a core contributor to the Open Graph Benchmark dataset initiative in collaboration with Stanford University Professor Jure Leskovec. 00:00 Intro 00:50 Pytorch Geometric Inception 02:57 Graph NNs vs CNNs, Transformers, RNNs 05:00 Implementation of GNNs as an extension of other ANNs 08:15 Image Synthesis from Textual Inputs as GNNs 10:48 Image classification Implementations on augmented Data in GNNs 13:40 Multimodal Data implementation in GNNs 16:25 Computational complexity of GNN Models 18:55 GNNAuto Scale Paper, Big Data Scalability 24:39 Open Graph Benchmark Dataset Initiative with Stanford, Jure Leskovec and Large Networks 30:14 PyG in production, Biology, Chemistry and Fraud Detection 33:10 Solving Cold Start Problem in Recommender Systems using GNNs 38:21 German Football League, Bundesliga & Playing in Best team of Worst League 41:54 Pytorch Geometric in ICLR and NeurIPS and rise in GNN-based papers 43:27 Intrusion Detection, Anomaly Detection, and Social Network Monitoring as GNN implementation 46:10 Raw data conversion to Graph format as Input in PyG 50:00 Boilerplate templates for PyG for Citizen Data Scientists 53:37 GUI for beginners and Get Started Wizards 56:43 AutoML for PyG and timeline for Tensorflow Version 01:02:40 Explainability concerns in PyG and GNNs in general 01:04:40 CSV files in PyG and Structured Data Explainability 01:06:32 Playing Bass, Octoberfest & 99 Red Balloons 01:09:50 Collaboration with Stanford, OGB & Core Team 01:15:25 Leaderboards on Benchmark Datasets at OGB Website, Arvix Dataset 01:17:11 Datasets from outside Stanford, Harvard, Facebook etc 01:19:00 Kaggle vs Self-owned Competition Platform 01:20:00 Deploying Arvix Model for Recommendation of Papers 01:22:40 Future Directions of Research 01:26:00 Collaborations, Jurgen Schmidthuber & Combined Research 01:27:30 Sharing Office with a Dog, 2 Rabbits and How to train Cats

Scott and Karl break with tradition to talk about the OGB seminar standard of conduct.  As our members know, the seminar experience is really the backbone of the program. Written by Karl, these ground rules have been a great help in setting boundaries that lead to better discussions.  The duo also dives into the role of dialectic as aided discovery and how this mode of learning is crucial. Scott says, "Dialectic won't work if you don't believe in capital-T Truth. We don't have to agree on what it is, but we have to agree it is there." Tune in to learn more about the overwhelming benefits of the type of discussions had in OGB seminars. Brought to you by onlinegreatbooks.com. 

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It is Veteran’s Day and we are putting out a call to all patriotic American veterans. The nation and her people need you now more than ever. This nation is starving for leadership; leadership at the community level. Will you step up? What should you be buying? During our Brownell’s Bullet Points segment, we will consider the truly important items that you should be buying and storing in your homes. How can you stay dangerous on demand during the current ammo shortage? We have several suggestions to help you to maintain a sharp edge, regardless of the ammunition supply. Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you’ve got any questions, here are some options to contact us: Send an Email Send a Text Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You’re a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE [0:02:08] Frustrated?  Exercise your body and your mind.  Lift, train, read OGB, and listen to music. [0:11:54] Check this out www.peoplesrights.org [0:15:00] Brownells Bullet Points - brownells.com TOPIC: What should you be buying? Huge thanks to our Partners: Brownells | CrossBreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel [0:35:57] SOTG Homeroom - CrossBreedHolsters.com TOPIC: Staying Dangerous on Demand on a tight ammo budget. SOTG Firearm Fitness Workout Program: ShopSOTG.com [0:44:35] A Call to American Veterans.  This nation needs leadership and it’s time to step up. [0:57:20] Q&A Session Question: we’ve gone over how much ammo to have and how much food/calories. How do you gauge medical, and how much to have on hand? - Eric Ross [FB] I bent a bar while doing deadlifts, was it because it was a crappy bar, or can you damage bars by improper use? Also, the bar isn't too bad yet, should I use it now, or could the slight bend hurt me due to position? What should I do with the bar now? - Neil Taylor [Liberty Mastermind] VIDEOS https://youtu.be/YSg4UXWwiwY?t=3s https://youtu.be/DVLStumDzOE FEATURING: Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul G. Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells Inc, Crossbreed Holsters, SWAT Fuel, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes FIND US ON: Full 30, Roku, United Gun Group, iHeart Radio, Apple TV, Amazon, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From www.peoplesrights.org: Historically, you cannot successfully defend your rights, nor your neighbor's rights, if you STAND ALONE. You must unite with your neighbors, organize yourselves and prepare for WHEN those that believe they have the right to take control of your property, your children, even your body, come to force their will upon you. WHEN they come, if you are united with your neighbors, you will be able to stand side by side each other and say, NO WAY. You will be able to successfully defend yourself, your family and your neighbors against those that would forcefully take what does not belong to them. (Click Here to View Site)

Today we have another special guest, Scott Hambrick of Online Great Books. We consider the ongoing culture war in the United States of America, how we got here, and what we can do to stop the war on our culture.  During our SOTG Homeroom from CrossBreed Holsters, we will consider the ongoing mob violence in our cities and now our suburbs. What are citizens supposed to do when gangs of thugs descend on their neighborhoods?  Winter is coming and many of you are looking for indoor projects. Brownell is stocked up with reloading supplies and in many cases, they are running sales and rebates on items you need to reload your own ammunition.   Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you’ve got any questions, here are some options to contact us: Send an Email Send a Text Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You’re a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE We have Scott Hambrick of Online Great Books on the show! www.StudentoftheGun.com/OGB Brownells Bullet Points - brownells.com TOPIC: Hornady Reloading Gear Rebates Now index.htm Huge thanks to our Partners: Brownells | CrossBreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel SOTG Homeroom - CrossBreedHolsters.com TOPIC: More Wisconsin Thug Violence: Coming to your neighborhood www.foxnews.com How to Win the Culture War Education, Information, and Discussion VIDEOS https://youtu.be/YSg4UXWwiwY?t=3s https://youtu.be/DVLStumDzOE FEATURING: Scott Hambrick, Online Great Books, FOX News, Brownells, CrossBreed Holsters, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul G. Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells Inc, Crossbreed Holsters, SWAT Fuel, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes FIND US ON: Full 30, Roku, United Gun Group, iHeart Radio, Apple TV, Amazon, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From www.foxnews.com: Demonstrators wreaked havoc on a suburban Wisconsin neighborhood late Wednesday, smashing the windows of homes, presumably rousing people from their beds, during the civil unrest that unfolded after prosecutors announced they would not charge a Black Wauwatosa police officer for fatally shooting a Black teenager outside a shopping mall in February. Wauwatosa Police said they deployed tear gas at least twice late Wednesday into early Thursday after crowds failed to disperse in the suburb outside Milwaukee despite officers declaring an unlawful assembly multiple times. The department retweeted a video from Town Hall reporter Julio Rosas showing demonstrators smashing storefronts along Swan Boulevard and W. North Avenue. (Click Here for Full Article)

We're hype to introduce our new "EMP Interview" series starting with our good friends at the "OG Counsoul". Baba Herb, OGB and Samwyse sit down with our producer to talk about creative process, fellowship, cyhper etiquette, cancel culture, white supremacy, pink mambo sauce and all things Matrix   Follow our guests on @IG @BabaHerb @OneGreatBastard  @Samwyse_  @OGCounsoul   Follow on IG @MatrixPodcast Like us on facebook.com/MatrixPodcast Email questions, comments, show topics & troll posts to ExitTheMatrixPodcast@gmail.com  

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This week, Scott and Karl are joined by Aristotelian scholar and OGB seminar host, John Pascarella. The trio talks about the not-so-obvious side of Jane Austen's novel, Pride and Prejudice.  Austen’s Aristotelian ethical ideas are often overlooked by the majority of readers, but as Scott points out, "This isn’t a chick book. This is a people book. This is about rational people trying to pursue a rational happiness, making decisions about their life, and taking agency in doing things on their own behalf according to the contents of their mind.”  Austen wrote her novel in 1813 — you'll find it provides an honest depiction of manners, education, marriage, and money during the Regency era in Great Britain. But it's also a lot more than that.  John says, “You just don’t see stories written like this anymore. [Now] it’s all about the sentiment and not about the virtue."  Tune in to hear a fascinating discussion about why a novel that has consistently appeared near the top of lists of "most-loved books" is more than meets the eye.  

How does situational awareness play into our discussion of personal defense? Our Warrior of the Week question leads us into a discussion of action versus reaction, situational awareness, and much more.  What is new at Student of the Gun? Zach, the Shipping Ogre, has been working behind the scenes to give you guys more deals and specials. Miss Nancy has even gotten involved.  We have a new Bad Ass! Challenge with our partner at Duracoat.  We have a special guest, Scott Hambrick of Online Great Books joins us to consider ideas of liberty. Jarrad, Scott, and Paul will discuss the importance of critical thinking for the modern American. This is a segment that will surely make you think. Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you’ve got any questions, here are some options to contact us: Send an Email Send a Text Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You’re a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! Topics Covered During This Episode: Warrior of the Week Go to www.swatfuel.com and use Promo Code “SOTG” TOPIC: From Melissa Ridings - I was wondering, if you get into your car, say, after stopping at a store. You come out and climb in not knowing someone else is climbing in on the opposite side at the same time in the backseat.  If they had a gun or knife pulled out and pointed at you. What would be the best way to get out of a situation like this? I actually had a dream about this recently and was at a loss of how to escape alive. Get a Free Bottle of 9mm+P | Question Post in The Liberty Mastermind Call 844-207-7684 Ask a clear and concise question If we choose your question…Email info@ with Name, Mailing Address, Phone Number, Email Get in on the Badass Contest! How to Participate: studentofthegun.com/news/ Required Hashtags: #StudentOfTheGun, #Duracoat, #BadassFinish Huge thanks to our Partners:Brownells | Century Arms | Crossbreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel Ideas of Liberty brought to you by OnlineGreatBooks.com - Guest Host Scott Hambrick TOPIC: Critical Thinking Pt. 1 Go to https://www.studentofthegun.com/ogb and use promo code SOTG to save 25% for the first 3 months VIDEOS: https://youtu.be/AjT8UhDAVHI https://youtu.be/DVLStumDzOE FEATURING: Online Great Books, Scott Hambrick, Duracoat, SWAT Fuel, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul G. Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells Inc, Crossbreed Holsters, Century Arms, SWAT Fuel, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes FIND US ON: United Gun Group, iHeart Radio, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, YouTube, Full 30, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From www.studentofthegun.com/news: Are you ready for a Bad Ass! Finish on your guns and gear? DuraCoat® and Student of the Gun are partnering to bring you the Bad Ass! Finish Challenge. It has been a long, cold winter, now is the time to get out into your workshop or garage and treat your gun, or any gear, to a Bad Ass! new finish. (Click Here for Full Article)

This is a tribute to Christopher Tolkien, who passed away on Jan. 16, 2020. Without Christopher's decades of dedicated scholarship, most notably his editing and publication of The Silmarillion, our knowledge of J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional world and very real genius would be considerably disadvantaged. Tolkien scholar John Garth, author of the acclaimed biography Tolkien and the Great War, joins the show to discuss a father-son collaboration unique in literary history. Contents [5:36] How Christopher Tolkien helped John in working on his book [13:40] The significance of the chronology of the composition of J.R.R. Tolkien's works [16:31] J.R.R. Tolkien's lifelong work on The Silmarillion and the editorial problems posed by the different drafts left at his death [23:37] Christopher's childhood involvement with his father's writing [29:19] The input Christopher had on the chapters of The Lord of the Rings written during WWII [34:40] Christopher's return from the war and his involvement with The Inklings [37:01] The initial response to The Silmarillion; impetus to edit History of Middle-Earth series   [43:17] J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis's forays into science fiction [47:47] What we learn from Tolkien's early drafts presented in The History of Middle-Earth [55:15] Christopher's academic career, separate from his father's writing  [58:00] The Children of Hurin, Beren and Luthien, and The Fall of Gondolin [1:00:19] John and Thomas's favorite posthumous publication from Tolkien, The Children of Húrin [1:03:10] Tolkien's exploration of his own creativity and flaws through his characters [1:06:01] Two recommendations for informed Tolkien fans looking to go deeper Links John Garth's obituary of Christopher Tolkien https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/jan/20/christopher-tolkien-obituary John Garth's website http://www.johngarth.co.uk/  John Garth, Tolkien and the Great War https://www.amazon.com/Tolkien-Great-War-John-Garth/dp/0007119534 John Garth, Tolkien at Exeter College http://www.johngarth.co.uk/php/tolkien_at_exeter_college.php If you haven't read it yet, The Silmarillion https://www.amazon.com/Silmarillion-J-R-R-Tolkien/dp/0544338014/ John's recommendations for "advanced" Tolkien study: The Monsters and the Critics and other Essays https://www.amazon.com/Monsters-Critics-Essays-J-R-R-Tolkien/dp/026110263X The Fall of Gondolin https://www.amazon.com/Fall-Gondolin-J-R-R-Tolkien/dp/1328613046 Online Great Books discount link https://www.onlinegreatbooks.com/culture Episode 27: interview with OGB founder Scott Hambrick https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/episode-27-always-wanted-to-study-great-books-heres-how-youll-actually-follow-through-scott-hambrick/ This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like the show, please consider supporting us! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio

To say that Scott Hambrick is many things is an understatement. He started a data storage company that he ran for close to 20 years before recently selling it. He's a Starting Strength coach and online coach for Barbell Logic He also is Co-Host of the Barbell Logic podcast.https://barbell-logic.com/barbell-logic-podcast-episodes/He is also the founder of https://onlinegreatbooks.com/team/and the co-host of the podcast https://onlinegreatbooks.com/onlinegreatbooks-podcast/Scott has been an avid reader and autodidact his entire life. After pursuing a science education at University he entered the world of small business and operates Data Storage, Inc., a successful enterprise in Tulsa, OK.Scott and Charity, his wife of 20 years, homeschool their two daughters. After getting some serious skin in the educational game, Scott became more rigorous about his own continuing education. This interest lead to the creation of OGB. Scott hopes to introduce tens of thousands of people to the great books of the western world through this new platform.A snippet of Scott's bio from his website:A long time ago I realized I was fat. I was out of breath and winded after tying my shoe laces. That very day I hired a personal trainer and commenced to lose the weight. After 3 years and thousands of dollars, I lost 53 pounds. I was 6’2″ tall and weighed 179. After all that, I was skinny fat. I lost 53 pounds of fat AND muscle.Bosu ball work, muscle confusion BS and typical NASM, NSCA, ACE, ACSM personal trainer work didn’t make me strong. I could do some planks, but I couldn’t bench press 165 pounds. I had never even attempted a squat or a deadlift. I wanted to be able to eat more food and I wanted to look better. I knew the “trainer” route wasn’t going to get me there. I had already given that experiment 3 years.I launched an educational initiative for myself. I set out to find out how people get strong. I knew there were strong people. How in the hell did they do it? I found the answer. They do it with barbells After more research and trial and error I found that the Starting Strength Basic Barbell Training method absolutely worked for me. After 6 weeks on starting strength I was stronger at age 38 than I had ever been in my life. I was convinced.My wife and I started training together and in an effort to do the best possible job of training in the safest possible way, I began studying the craft of barbell training, form, coaching, exercise physiology, mechanics, and more. Soon, I was interning as a strength coach under Matt Reynolds at Reynolds Strong and later after he founded Barbell Logic Online Coaching, the best online coaching service in the world.In December of 2016 I passed the platform coaching test at Wichita Fall Athletic Club and in January of 2017 I passed the written exam and became a Starting Strength Coach, an SSC. I chose this because the Starting Strength method is the most complete, most efficient means to get a new athlete very strong, very fast, regardless of their age. I relinquished that credential on July 31, 2019.Charity and I love to apply our expertise in the training of young folks who are unhappy with theSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZV837Q7N62W36&source=url)

Life is too easy, Ozymandias is down with OGB, Charles Darwin: The Crackhead, we all have molecules, act like you belong, instilling self doubt in mice, the illusion of choice & "Free" will, Tony Robbins can unchain you from Plato's Cave, Ozymandias tells us why the beach FUCKIN' SUCKS, apathy is a weapon of mass destruction, elementary schools are playing pin the genitals on the unicorn, Anthropos leaves symbols to the symbol-minded 

In this week’s episode, Scott and Karl pay homage to the recently deceased Harold Bloom, a great ally to our mission at Online Great Books. Once hailed the most notorious literary critic in America, Bloom was a professor of humanities at Yale and a fierce defender of canonicity.  His version of the canon, with Shakespeare reigning at its center, is far more extensive than the Adlerian version. Scott and Karl read Chapter 1 of Bloom’s The Western Canon: The Books and School of the Ages. The two discuss what makes this book so controversial to begin with, the problems with postmodernism, and the aesthetic value of books. What is your goal in reading the canon? Do you read because it’s good for you or just because it’s good? According to Karl, your goal should be “to seek as hard a pleasure as you can.” Here at OGB, we welcome the simplicity in reading from the canon– it narrows down how you should be spending your time. We think Dr. Bloom would agree. If you are interested in starting your journey with the Great Books, use the discount OGBPODCAST to save 25% on enrollment at Online Great Books.

Les 5 membres du groupe présent pour l’occasion se sont confiés en détail. Leur parcours, leurs inspirations, leurs aventures aux Francouvertes qu’ils ont remportés en 2018. Et tellement plus de sujets encore!

Do we reveal our most authentic inner selves by our choice of partner? How can you identify meaningful love in others? In what ways does love grow? Scott discusses the role of choice in love with fellow OGB interlocutors Karl Schudt and Marsha Enright. The trio digs into a chapter from José Ortega y Gasset’s book On Love.   Gasset is a prolific 20th-century Spanish philosopher who, in his writings, focuses on the subtle, almost ineffable aspects of human personality that are oftentimes overlooked. What if actions and words are not the best clues in identifying a person's authentic self but rather their gestures and facial expressions? Without giving up all the answers, Gasset urges us to think deeply about what it is we love in proportion to our range of values and source of character. Tune in to this week's episode and let us know your thoughts!  If you are interested in starting your journey with the Great Books, use the discount OGBPODCAST to save 25% on enrollment at Online Great Books.  

Today’s guest Mary Laura Philpott is an essayist, bookseller, and a big fan of memoirs of people living “everyday lives”. She certainly has experience with an interesting “everyday life” as a Book Enthusiast at Large—yes, that is her job title—for Parnassus Books in Nashville.Anne and Mary Laura chat about the reading and writing life, working through her readerly guilt of hating beloved childhood classics, and the delight of a book flight (or as Mary Laura would say, "reading symphonies").Click over to the podcast website for a list of books mentioned in this episode: http://whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/195Connect with Mary Laura: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Catch up on all of the episodes in Volume II of OGB my short-form podcast where we explore just one great book in 10 minutes or less.

In the second installment of the Moments miniseries, seminar leader Karl Schudt reflects on the capricious and tenuous nature of our current political environment. As Thucydides reminds us, extreme partisanship is nothing new: "reckless audacity came to be considered the courage of a loyal supporter... prudent hesitation specious cowardice." And where there is partisan rancor, violence and revolution is often not far behind.   If Thucydides was right, we should be worried.   OGB enrollment is open as of July 8th! Podcast listeners can use the discount code OGBPODCAST to save 25% on enrollment at Online Great Books!

Mr. Mehan's Mildly Amusing Mythical Mammals (M5) is a book of poems intended as an introduction to the liberal arts for children, helping them to grow in self-knowledge, virtue, and the art of charitable rhetoric. It is written in the ancient form of the beast fable, with each of Matthew Mehan's twenty-six alphabetical poems accompanied by a beautiful oil painting by John Folley. In this interview Matthew discusses the book, the role of poetry in aesthetic, moral and spiritual education, and related topics such as the lost social art of memorizing and reciting poems. Links Sample and buy M5 https://www.mythicalmammals.com/ Online Great Books referral link (25% off first three months – use code catholicculture) https://hj424.isrefer.com/go/ogbmemberships/tmirus/ Episode 27 with OGB founder Scott Hambrick https://www.catholicculture.org/podcast/index.cfm?id=27 Learn more about OGB https://onlinegreatbooks.com/

We’re excited to announce that this is the first episode of a series we are doing talking with small businesses that are a part of the Outdoor Gear Builders Of Western North Carolina. This a network of companies dedicated to creating exceptional outdoor gear with a focus on responsible manufacturing, cutting edge innovation, and economic growth in the region.For this first OGB podcast, I talk to Nick, the owner of Fifth Element Camping, a company that sells a modular micro camping system for the Honda Element that basically turns the crossover SUV into a small RV in no time. (Literally, the system installs and removes in under 10 minutes without modification to the vehicle). His designs are incredible, innovative and the first of their kind — not to mention that they’re also light weight, versatile, and super easy to install.Nick's story is inspiring especially if you aspire to turn a passion or hobby into a viable business. Among the design specifics, we also talk about his journey to get where he is today and the lessons he's learned along the way.Check out his website at www.FifthElementCamping.com and follow his adventures on Instagram: @fifthelementcamping.Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts so that you can keep up with other cool folks who contribute to living smaller, more simple (but still totally kickass) lifestyles!

Scott Hambrick and Online Great Books member Miles Marco Bennett -- in fact the very first member to join OGB -- discuss Michel de Montaigne's insightful, tongue-in-cheek, and occasionally droll essay Of Cannibals. Montaigne's essay, which appears in a larger collected work of his essays written in the 16th century, describes the author's experience with the native Tupi peoples of Brazil, a vibrant warrior culture that practiced ceremonial cannibalism of their enemies.   Montaigne draws comparisons between these strong, swarthy people and the barbarians of medieval Europe, praising their "natural" way of life and value system which prized strength and valor. He also notes how their loose governance -- led by people with the most strength and force of ams -- emerged naturally from their values and habits, as opposed to the contrived government and value systems proposed in Plato's Republic.   In this way Montaigne rebuts traditional Western philosophy and impugns its figureheads, showing disdain for philosophers who "know better" and would see their way of life imposed on society by an organized government. Montaigne is, in a sense, the people's philosopher, and shows a deference to the common man which is both charming, genuine, and more intellectually honest than most colonial accounts of the "noble savages."   Use the discount OGBPODCAST to save 25% on enrollment at Online Great Books.

Scott and Karl Schudt discuss what an Online Great Books seminar is like -- the experience, what it should be, and what it is not. Many people interested in reading the great books balk at the seminar aspect of OGB out of fear that they won't have anything useful to contribute, that they may not be smart or educated enough to participate, or perhaps because of the vulnerability of speaking in front of a group. Scott and Karl explain why the seminar experience is for anyone, why your voice and opinion matters and should be heard, and what to expect when you sign up for your first seminar.   Use the discount OGBPODCAST to save 25% on enrollment at Online Great Books.

Online Great Books seminar leader and former advertising executive Malachy Walsh joins the podcast again to discuss everyone's least favorite school subject -- composition. Many people dread writing, either because of grammar, a tenuous grasp of dialect, or simply because they are not sure what they have to say. Malachy has developed a writing course for OGB to help people write fluently and confidently, and, most importantly, with a purpose.   Malachy's writing education began in Catholic primary school, but was really informed by his experience in advertising. Early in his career he trained as one of the first "account planners" in North America, and faced the challenge of writing coherently about his clients goals and objectives.    In Malachy's course, students don't spend much time on writing per se. Instead they spend time learning to better formulate their thoughts using the Socratic method of asking questions. To Malachy, effective writing involves planting a question in the reader's mind which begs to be answered. Without the question, writing has no purpose. Indeed, Malachy's method assigns a job to the piece of writing. There are three basic types of "jobs" for writing: Conveying knowledge or information, answering the questions: who, what, why, where, and how? Persuasion, or explaining the value of things. Answering the question: what do people currently think, feel, or do, and what do I want them to think, feel, or do? Ceremonial or evocative, for creating emotional effect. This writing deals with drama and questions of conflict.  

You've heard her in the OGB staff seminar discussions, now she's joined the podcast to tell Scott her encounters with the Great Books. Marsha Enright developed a strong interest in education and the problems with modern public education at a young age. As a young woman she studied objectivism with followers of Ayn Rand in New York City in the 70's, occasionally discussing questions with Rand herself (who was in her 70's at the time). Later as a mother, dissatisfied with the schooling options available to her children, Marsha sought out Montessori schools in Chicago where she met a gifted and influential teacher. Together they founded their own Montessori academy in Beverly Hills/Morgan Park in southwest Chicago..   Since then, Marsha has furthered her lifelong interest in education by joining Online Great Books as a seminar leader. She has also developed an introductory reading course for new students at OGB aimed at helping them grapple with the abstractions of the sometimes difficult or obtuse texts on the reading list. Unfortunately many adults had traumatic experiences reading difficult and important texts in the classroom -- like Shakespeare in high school -- which puts them off reading for life. They feel that they aren't prepared, or that they aren't smart enough, for the kind of reading that OGB asks of its participants. So Marsha has developed a program to help readers learn to engage with more difficult texts, work through antiquated language (Marsha describes English as "a crazy car crash of languages"), and build a foundation of ideas that they can use to understand the complex concepts presented in works like Plato's Republic or Aristotle's Ethics. Throughout her endeavors, a passion for knowledge and guiding others to self-improvement shines bright.   Marsha is a regular in the roundtable discussions on the Great Books, so tune in to the recent episodes on Plato's Republic (#12-14) to hear more from her!   You can find Marsha online at: The Fountainhead Institute The Great Connections Leap Year -- for graduating high school students wishing to explore the world before committing to college, trade school, or other paths. Marsha also contributed an essay exploring what education would look like in a freer society to Kirsten Lombard's book Common Ground on Common Core

Many people want to study the great books of the western world in a group setting, but are unable to study at a Great Books college like St. John's, and it's not easy to find people willing to commit to read and meet to discuss the books regularly. I was in that club until I found a new company called Online Great Books. It provides both the books and the people to discuss them with via video conferencing software, all on a schedule that normal, busy folks can keep up with. I want to let people in on the fun I've been having, so I invited OGB founder Scott Hambrick to join me on the show. OGB's latest enrollment period began on January 28th (the day before this podcast came out) and will stay open for about seven days. Get in there using discount code “catholicculture” for 25% off your first three months!  Links Join Online Great Books via this referral link https://hj424.isrefer.com/go/ogbmemberships/tmirus/ Learn more about OGB https://onlinegreatbooks.com/ Mortimer Adler's list of the Great Books of the Western World http://www.interleaves.org/~rteeter/gbww.html Online Great Books Podcast https://onlinegreatbooks.com/onlinegreatbooks-podcast/ The Underground History of American Education https://www.amazon.com/Underground-History-American-Education-Investigation/dp/0945700040/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 Today's reading: C.S. Lewis, "Willing Slaves of the Welfare State" http://liberty-tree.ca/research/willing_slaves_of_the_welfare_state This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like the show, please consider supporting us! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio

On December 28th of 2018, Scott sold Data Storage, Inc., a small business he started over twenty years ago and has operated since. Scott discusses the details of how the sale went down, why he sold it, and what's in store for his future.   Of course our beloved co-host is an industrious guy, so he still has a few irons in the fire. Besides coaching clients both in-person and online at Starting Strength Online Coaching, Scott also founded Online Great Books, a company that introduces the great books of Western Civilization to new readers and fosters their earnest study and discussion in small group seminars.   Looking to the future, Scott aims to grow OGB organically while deepening the reader experience. With his target of 750-1,000 members, Online Great Books will be similar in size and scope to a small liberal arts college... but far more impactful.    Online Great Books is opening enrollment again on January 28th, 2019. Visit the website to sign up for the VIP waiting list now, and you'll have a chance to sign up when enrollment opens. Spots are limited, so sign up fast!   Discounts Use the discount code LOGIC to save 10% off any order of Iron Joe.  Save 5% off any order at Dominion Belts with the discount code fahveoff.   Connect With Matt Matt on Instagram Starting Strength Online Coaching — Matt’s website Matt on Facebook Matt on Twitter Connect With Scott Scott on Instagram Silver Strength – Scott’s website Scott on Facebook Scott on Twitter Connect With the Show Barbell Logic on Twitter Barbell Logic on Instagram The Website Barbell Logic on Facebook barbelllogicpodcast@gmail.com

Scott Hambrick and the OGB seminar leaders tackle the first five books of Plato's Republic, wrestling with Socrates' central question "what is justice?" and arguing whether Plato intended the Republic as a manual for government or political satire. Malachy Walsh leads the discussion.

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Tracklist Quart d'heure d'actualité Ol'Kainry - Rap à l'ancienne Black Thought & Salaam Remi - History Unfolds DJ Devastate - Perfect Timing (Max I Million Remix) [Feat. C.L. Smooth & Skyzoo] Czarface - Iron Claw (Feat. Ghostface Killah) D-Track & Nicholas Craven - Nasty Naznavour Mach-Hommy - Lapriyè (Prod. Nicholas Craven) Extraits de "Europa Digs" Praha - Lavice Budapest - Buda Vienna - Schönbrunn Danube Budapest - Pest Mix thématique - The International (J. Rawls Mix) 10th Anniversary Edition J. Rawls - Lone Catalysts (Remix) Rubix - Due Process (Feat. Lone Catalysts) K-Otix - Ooh Ahh (Feat. Lone Catalysts) Lone Catalysts - Dynomate J. Rawls - Birds Of A Feather Lone Catalysts - Heirs Lone Catalysts - Ohio Funk J. Rawls - Check The Clock Lone Catalysts - How Long Will You Need Me Lone Catalysts - Hip Hop Lone Catalysts - New Recruits Lone Catalysts - Two's Company & Three's A Crowd Lone Catalysts - Ni**a Please** J. Rawls - Salute (Feat. Piakhan) J. Rawls - Revolution Lone Catalysts - Good To Going Lone Catalysts - Ultimate J. Rawls - Bad Music (Feat. Mix Master Ice) Quart d'heure d'anniversaire Rohff - Skyrohff Rohff - Catastrohff Rohff - Rohff vs. L'État Rohff - Appelle-moi Rohff Rohff - Le bal des voyous (Feat. 113, OGB et La Sexion)

Angel Marie and Kevin cover the "Weekly Rundown" followed by an in-depth interview with Hip Hop Artist and OGB member Jerrell Black.

Dr. Sully returns to the podcast to talk about the effect of strength training on joint health, the efficacy of various types of protheses, and improving joint health for Masters lifters. Sully presented on this topic at the 2018 Starting Strength Coaches Association along with the other members of the science committee, including recent guest CJ Gotcher.   Literature in the field reveals that joint health and diseases such as osteoarthritis are complicated in nature, and it's clear that the idea of these diseases resulting simply from "joint wear" is simplistic at best. It's also clear that most joint supplements are B.S.     Sully can be found at https://www.greysteel.org and on his excellent YouTube channel, where he makes fun and informative videos on a variety of strength training, nutrition, and other health topics.   If you've been on the fence about joining Online Great Books, the time is now! OGB recently opened up for admissions, and spaces have sold fast. There are only a few spots left, so head on over to https://onlinegreatbooks.com and sign up now!   Connect With Matt Matt on Instagram Starting Strength Online Coaching — Matt’s website Matt on Facebook Matt on Twitter Connect With Scott Scott on Instagram Silver Strength – Scott’s website Scott on Facebook Scott on Twitter Connect With the Show Barbell Logic on Twitter Barbell Logic on Instagram The Website Barbell Logic on Facebook barbelllogicpodcast@gmail.com

The son of Grammy-winning reggae percussionist and vocalist Brother Num (Burning Spear), Jamal French is an accomplished rapper, multi-instrumentalist and producer based in Oklahoma City. J French began rapping when he was 12 years old, composing rhymes as a hobby and discovering his genuine talent. French, who also plays cornet, piano and drums, has worked with several artist in the Oklahoma-Texas-LA scene including Jan Born (producer for Erykah Badu) and Demetrius Shipp Sr. (Producer for Tupac and father of "The All Eyes on Me" movie star Demetrius Shipp Jr.) His latest release, OGB, was released in January 18th. Listen to this weeks podcast above and let us know what you think.

In this episode we talk to our good friend OGB about his experiences with the very popular carb backloading diet. We cover how he managed to drop his body fat percentage down to 8% and then screw it up and gain a bunch of fat. This, while we sip the very popular Glenlivet. [0:42] Rock Chalk! [2:00] Grant Looses Too [2:25] Origin of OGB [3:30] Carb Backloading Experience [5:30] Is it Healthy? [6:30] Strength vs. Density Protocols [7:21] OGB’s First Result [9:18] Attempt #2 [11:30] What Went Wrong? [14:10] Backloading with Good Foods? [15:15] Burn! [17:30] Shout Out to Mama’s In South Pasadena [19:20] Grant Spends Time Alone in his Room [20:40] It Depends! [21:45] Regionals For Old People? [22:40] Glenlivet 12 [23:30] Scotch vs. Bourbon [27:45] Crackers References Backloading Book 5/3/1 Episode