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Which yogurts are best? Is granola healthy? What about the Impossible Burger or energy bars...? On Part II of Healthy to Hype?, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Kait Richardson shares foods that are often marketed to be healthier than they really are, what to look for on a food label, and the best alternatives. Listen to part I of Healthy or Hype? here! Review of the best protein bars is here. Apply for The Daily Accountability Program: https://www.jotform.com/NutritionAwareness/DAP Achieve your goals working 1:1 with Kait or Megan: www.orlandodietitian.com Follow Nutrition Awareness on Instagram: @nutrition.awareness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nutritionawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nutritionawareness/support

On Part II of their Superhero Pod JP, Chris, and Gabe break down their Top 25 Superhero Movies. JP's List: 25.) Blade II 24.) Hellboy 23.) Wonder Woman 22.) Batman Begins 21.) X2: X-Men United 20.) X-Men: Days of Future Past 19.) Deadpool 18.) The Dark Knight Rises 17.) The Incredibles 16.) Black Panther 15.) Captain America: The Civil War 14.) Man of Steel 13.) Spider-Man: Homecoming 12.) The Avengers 11.) Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse 10.) Avengers: EndGame 9.) Superman 8.) Guardians of the Galaxy 7.) Batman 6.) Avengers: Infinity War 5.) Spider-Man 4.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier 3.) Iron Man 2.) Spider-Man 2 1.) The Dark Knight Chris's List 25.) Deadpool 24.) Joker 23.) Man of Steel 22.) Captain America: The First Avenger 21.) The Incredible Hulk 20.) Spider-Man: Homecoming 19.) The Dark Knight Rises 18.) The Lego Batman Movie 17.) Thor: Ragnarok 16.) Black Panther 15.) Hancock 14.) Avengers: Infinity War 13.) Batman Begins 12.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier 11.) Spider-Man: Far From Home 10.) Logan 9.) Guardians of the Galaxy 8.) Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse 7.) Iron Man 6.) Spider-Man 2 5.) Avengers: Endgame 4.) Spider-Man 3.) Batman 2.) The Incredibles 1.) The Dark Knight Gabe's List 25.) Spider-Man: Homecoming 24.) Justice League: Gods and Monsters 23.) Thor: Ragnorak 22.) Wonder Woman 21.) X-Men: Days of Future Past 20.) The Dark Knight Rises 19.) Avengers: Endgame 18.) Hellboy 17.) Blade II 16.) Black Panther 15.) Deadpool 14.) Logan 13.) Spider-Man II 12.) X2: X-Men United 11.) Man of Steel 10.) Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse 9.) Spider-Man 8.) Iron Man 7.) Batman Begins 6.) Watchmen 5.) Captain America: The Winter Soldier 4.) Guardians of the Galaxy 3.) Avengers: Infinity War 2.) The Incredibles 1.) The Dark Knight

Fred Ross built a service business, created value in the business, and then sold it for a large sum of money. On Part II of…

Dating... online dating and all it comes with. On Part II of this episode, we unpack our own experiences with online dating, how we navigated it and some problematic issues around dating.Delve deeper with us and share some of your thoughts, stories and advice because we know all too well that when it comes to dating... zvine malayers!Email us with your thoughts: itslayeredpod@gmail.comHit us up on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itslayered/#dating #itslayered #zvinemalayers

Get this full episode and support us by joining our Patreon. // On Part II , we discuss how technology has messed with our perception of the world, alienation, and anarchist and Marxist philosophy. Straight vibing on this one, enjoy. Recorded October 6, 2020.

On this week's full-throttle, three-hour marathon episode of Terminus, we come face to face with some of the black metal questions that have haunted us from the beginning of the show. The Black Metal Guy begins with Denmark's Ildskaer and Quebec's Cimetiere, both of whom draw on the beloved "Franco-Finnish" guitar style. Is this smoothly-flowing, epic riff-form too dominant for its own good? And if so, what's the way out? Ildskaer answers this quandary by adapting the F.F. riff to a uniquely Danish sensibility. Cimetiere does the same, but for French Canada. We love both these records, and in the course of discussion we range from the rise of the nowadays Danish scene to some unexpected links between black metal and '77 punk. On Part II, The Death Metal Guy introduces Elcrost, a young and very promising "Gothic extreme metal" band from Vietnam. They work uphill against a limited recording setup to write intricate, thoughtfully composed songs. And when the formula works, it really works! At last, we turn to Germany's Toadeater, and this brings us to the big one -- the post-black question! -- in what may be our most contentious segment yet. TDMG and TBMG debate whether this record is black metal or post-black, whether it's good or terrible, and where music like this falls in the direction of the genre as a whole. Lurking behind it all is the towering specter of Mgla. How has this single band reshaped the field of black metal, and how should up-and-coming bands respond? Where does originality come from, and how? You don't wanna miss this one!! 00:00 - Introductory bullshitting 11:48 - Ildskaer - Den Raedsomste Nat (Wolfspell Records) 56:36 - Cimetiere - Extinction (CD on Feu Follet Productions and Les Creations Underground; tape on Epitaphe Prod.) 01:27:52 - Interlude - Malveillance - "Extensive Slaughter," fr. Just Fuck Off (Suffering Jesus Productions et al., 2006). Available from one of the original labels, New Scream Industries, if the BigCartel still works. If not, it's at Dark Horizon on clearance. 01:30:16 - Elcrost - Foregone Fables (Independent) 02:03:00 - Toadeater - Bit to ewigen daogen (Revolvermann Records/Kellerassell Records) 03:01:12 - Outro - Gloosh, "Groza," fr. Timewheel (Independent, 2019). Tape via slowsnow records. This summer's EP, The River, is also well worth checking out. Terminus on Youtube Terminus on Patreon Terminus on Subscribestar Terminus on Instagram Terminus on Facebook thetrueterminus@gmail.com

This week on Terminus, we continue reaping this fall's bumper crop of pagan black metal, punctuated by some extremely catchy brutal death. And it's one of those rare shows where we both really like every record! We start by singing the praises of the new Macabre Omen, which easily transcends its unusual format -- one vast but tightly-woven epic, plus a bunch of tracks from raw 90s demos and splits you almost certainly haven't heard. You'll hear missing links to the early Hellenic scene, strange relics of Nordic influence, and forays into psychedelic pastures -- all still as bright as they day they were forged. After this sprawling, Bathorian segment, The Death Metal Guy leads us through Nihil Obstat's catchy, streamlined evolution of early-00s Colombian brutal death. The songwriting here is killer, and it's more like Greek black metal than you might think.... On Part II, it's all Slavonic spellcraft and Swedish steel. We start with a fan submission of sorts -- the debut of Ikotka (Икотка), from the wilds of the Ural Mountains in northeastern Russia. Their actually-ritual summoning songs draw freely from Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish sounds, but don't really sound like any of them. Finally, we close with the return of Svederna, who don the grim hauberk of full-spectrum 90s black metal, striving for the title of Most Swedish Band of All Time. This is the chance The Black Metal Guy has been waiting for to sperg out about forgotten late-90s Svensk BM, and especially one of his all-time favorite bands.... 00:00 - Introductory bullshitting / social media plug / rundown of bands and labels 12:57 - Macabre Omen - Anamneses (Van Records) 55:56 - Nihil Obstat - Antimatter (Rotten Cemetery Records) 01:26:26 - Ikotka - Zagovor (SoundAge Production) 02:08:53 - Svederna - Hard (Carnal Records) 02:57:35 - Outro - Sorhin - "Skogsgriftens rike," fr. I det glimrande mörkrets djup, reissued most recently by Helter Skelter Productions (a top-shelf underground sublabel of Regain). Terminus on Youtube Terminus on Patreon Terminus on Subscribestar

“Face what’s difficult. Don’t run away from it. Use failure as a teacher.”On Part II of our big 1,000th Episode Special, Lewis continues to revisit the most meaningful episodes in School of Greatness history, discussing the importance of embracing failure, healing from trauma, and being vulnerable in your relationships. We hear from Kobe Bryant, Preethaji, Rob Bell, Laverne Cox, and more.Kobe Bryant - Mamba Mentality and the Mind of a ChampionPreetha ji - How to Overcome SufferingRob Bell - How to Practice and Understand Faith and SpiritualityLaverne Cox - Healing Trauma, Owning Your Truth, and Being Transgender in AmericaLewis Howes - What Sharing My Childhood Rape Taught Me About Being a Loving, Vulnerable, Free Man

On Part II of the show's Mini Series on Sex, Love, Dating, and everything in between, I had the pleasure of speaking to Violet Lange, a mentor and Coach who specializes in helping women create fulfilling and lasting relationships.In this episode, we dive into:-The physical, emotional, and practical legs of dating-Navigating dating and dating apps-How to set boundaries and why that is so important-How your partner is simply the icing on your already fabulous cake and tending your own garden-Moving sexual energy through each of the chakras-Feminine energy and creating without effort ...and SO much more!To follow along or to work with Violet, you can head to the links below!http://www.violetlange.com/talkhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/FreeYourFeminine/https://www.instagram.com/violetlovelange/https://violetlange.com/embodying-divine-union/Thank you so much to Violet for coming on the show!To follow along with me and the show on Instagram, you can head to:https://www.instagram.com/casey_edward/https://www.instagram.com/icantwaittotellyou.podcast/As always, thank you so much for tuning in! Please leave a review and comment on iTunes if this show is providing value to you, as it is super helpful for me! I appreciate the support!

On Part II of our very ongoing conversation, Elena Sampululu joins me to talk more about Black lives and why we matter. We take it from heavy to light- as we talk through police brutality and the terminology surrounding "defunding the police", to the corporate responsibility around Black lives, to self care, and then to the importance of not only uplifting, but maintaining the energy around Black women's voices. It’s a lot! But we wrap it up with 21 Questions for Elena so listeners can get to know her better, since let’s be honest- she’ll be back! Show Notes: -@black.yyc -https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/liberate-meditation/id1451620569

Today on The Ave Podcast, we are presenting “After The Dance”. A post-show podcast edition inspired by ESPN/Netflix latest docu-series “The Last Dance”, based on Michael Jordan & the Chicago Bulls teams of the 90s. On Part II of the "After The Dance", I'm joined by SSA Family Member Big Brotha Curtis & from SSA's # M Y S T O R Y podcast series Jalen Celestine as we discuss Parts 3 & 4 of the documentary. We break down the free-spirited character of Dennis Rodman, how Phil Jackson's basketball journey helped him to relate to the personalities of the Bulls roster, if the Bad Boys are overly slighted, plus more.

On Part II of my interview with J.P. Colas from 13th Street winery J.P. has some very different takes on biodynamic winemaking, he waxes poetic on the joy of Gamay and the entire Niagara region.

Last November the crew took on their first DIY out of state hunt as they headed to SW Wisconsin. Hunting Michigan all of our lives this was something we've all been wanting to do. On Part II we get into the hunts that capped the week as Cody and Donny punch their tags. The guys reminisce as to what this hunt meant to them, and how they look forward to the next one. Find Us On the Webhttps://tkzoutdoors.comhttps://www.facebook.com/TKZOutdooors/https://www.instagram.com/tkzoutdoors/https://www.youtube.com/TKZOutdoorsSubscribe and Review on iTuneshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tkz-outdoors-podcast/id1458294147

On Part II of my interview with winemaker Dan Sullivan from Rosehall Run we discuss  the future of wine in Prince Edward County, the similarities/differences between PEC and Burgundy and what you can learn from a bad vintages.

On Part II of the Advice series, Yuka and Brandon discuss the differences about giving advice to a Japanese person.  Again we get some help from Terrace House where the house mates give each other advice.

Start your 2020 with MAD #StarWars. On Part I of this special two-part episode we dive into #TheRiseOfSkywalker & discuss the future of the film franchise! On Part II, we explore Season 1 of #TheMandalorian & breakdown the layered storytelling, unforgettable characters, and overall impact of the first live-action #StarWars TV show! MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #iTunes, #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

Start your 2020 with MAD #StarWars. On Part I of this special two-part episode we dive into #TheRiseOfSkywalker & discuss the future of the film franchise! On Part II, we explore Season 1 of #TheMandalorian & breakdown the layered storytelling, unforgettable characters, and overall impact of the first live-action #StarWars TV show! MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #iTunes, #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

Settle down, class, and turn to page 394 — it’s time for another Legendary History Lesson! On Part II of their Royal Baddies sessions, the Legendary Ladies gather ’round as Amy takes Morgan and Kat on a whirlwind tour of two of the most notorious (and promiscuous) royally connected baddies around – Caligula, the “mad” […] The post Legends Of Tomorrow Podcast Season 4.5 – Episode 5: Royal Baddies Part 2: Caligula and Rasputin appeared first on DC TV Podcasts.

Settle down, class, and turn to page 394 — it’s time for another Legendary History Lesson! On Part II of their Royal Baddies sessions, the Legendary Ladies gather ’round as Amy takes Morgan and Kat on a whirlwind tour of two of the most notorious (and promiscuous) royally connected baddies around – Caligula, the “mad” […] The post Legends Of Tomorrow Podcast Season 4.5 – Episode 5: Royal Baddies Part 2: Caligula and Rasputin appeared first on DC TV Podcasts.

Settle down, class, and turn to page 394 --- it's time for another Legendary History Lesson! On Part II of their Royal Baddies sessions, the Legendary Ladies gather 'round as Amy takes Morgan and Kat on a whirlwind tour of two of the most notorious (and promiscuous) royally connected baddies around - Caligula, the "mad" Roman Emperor, and Rasputin, the man who wouldn't die. Learn about what made these two baddies such royal pains, and theorize with the ladies about how they might show up in Legends of Tomorrow Season 4.  Amy: @Amy_Marie97 Kat: @ComicUno Morgan: @Mojotastic Tweet or DM us on twitter: @Legends_Podcast Like us? Rate us 5 stars on iTunes! Find Legends of Tomorrow Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @Legends_Podcast Subscribe: iTunes – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts – Google Play – iHeartRadio Contact: thelegendspodcast@gmail.com Support: TeePublic Store

On Part II of the "Curious Case of Jodi Arias", we dive into the lives of Jodi Arias, Travis Alexander, how they met, their chaotic relationship, the warning signs along the way, and what led to the blood-soaked crime scene that horrified everyone. Please rate, review, and subscribe to the show...or else Jodi Arias is going to hide under your bed and hack into your social networking accounts. Mikeyhateshorror on Instagram Mikeyhorrorshow on Twitter Mikeyhateshorror@gmail.com

Does the American law protect our God-given rights? How important is it to teach our kids the constitution? What does God have to say about our government? On Part II of "God, Politics and Women", our guests, Jake and Heather MacAuly from The American View are joined by their two youngest kids. We talk about what these questions mean to their family and why it's important all families consider these questions in their homes! Support the show.

Ludwig’s brother Otto is declared insane by Dr. Bernard von Gudden. Years later, the same doctor would rule Ludwig was also mentally ill. But is the King of Bavaria truly “mad,” or is this a government cover-up? On Part II of the Bizarre Death of King Ludwig II, Lauren dives in to the evidence and the theories surrounding this mysterious case.

Derrick Kosinski & Scott Yager are joined by Jemmye Carroll for Part II.On Part II of this massive semester of Jem Class, Jemmye casts her (unofficial) votes for the Challenge Mania Awards, theorizes what could have been if Camila was still a force on The Challenge and how that would have affected the trajectory of other female competitors and she breaks down the multi-layered internet beef between her Group Text known as "Forever Petty", Kailah and Marie and Angela, Amanda and Nelson that kicked off the "December to Remember" in the Challenge world.This Sunday, January 6th you can win tickets to the Challenge Mania Live event of your choosing AND $1500 in travel expenses to get there, courtesy of DraftKings! Head to dkng.co/challengemania to play. T&Cs apply. See site for details.FREE SHIPPING through 1/22 over at www.ChallengeMania.Shop if you spend $45 or more!We are coming to Carolines on Broadway in NYC on January 26th. Tickets available at www.ChallengeMania.LiveOn February 9th, we make our debut in Chicago at the Chicago Improv. Tickets available at www.ChallengeManiaCHI.comThe following week on February 16th, we are in the Lone Star State! Austin Texas at The North Door. Tickets available at www.ChallengeManiaTX.com

On Part II of the Best of Seeking Wisdom from this year, DC and DG discuss Will Smith’s storied rise to success, why being uncomfortable is the secret to personal growth and their key to taking feedback – sleep on it. Plus, former Facebook and Google exec Molly Graham on culture and employment branding. Lessons from Charlie Munger on “liking/loving tendency,” AKA why you can’t just learn from people you like. And lastly, DC and DG wrap it up with the secret trick to finding the next group of leaders at your company and the importance of learning to say “no.” Be sure to tune in and we’ll see you back here next year! Before you go leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review and share the pod with your friends! Be sure to check out more insights on the Drift blog at drift.com/blog and find us on Twitter @davegerhardt, @dcancel and @seekingwisdomio.

On Part II of our two-part episode on gun violence, we’re talking to Mike Martin, the founder and executive director of RAWTools. RAWTools is an organization based in Colorado that focuses on restorative justice and conflict mediation. Mike uses non-violence education and community development to combat gun violence and keep communities safe. A former youth pastor turned blacksmith, Mike is on a mission to turn destruction into creation with Swords to Plows. Through this program, you can send your guns to RAWTools and they will turn it into gardening tools or art pieces. Mike shares his perspective on community care, combating toxic masculinity, and using faith as a guide for peaceful conflict resolutions. He also unpacks his own privilege and how he’s come to learn about self-care from gun violence survivors. You can learn more about RAWTools on their website and on Twitter. As always, you can find this episode and much more on our Twitter and Instagram at @SelfCareSundays and on Facebook at @SelfCareSundaysPodcast. This episode can also be found on Spotify, GooglePlay, Stitcher, and RadioPublic. You can access the transcription for this episode here. Be sure to listen the first part of this series with Maj Toure of Black Guns Matter streaming now!

“Be open-minded and bring snacks.” Dr. Meggie is back! Meggie Smith made her Ali on the Run Show debut last year, when she was wrapping up her OB/GYN residency at the NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. After graduating, Meggie moved to California, where she’s currently pursuing her fellowship in reproductive endocrinology and infertility at the University of Southern California. On Part II of this two-part episode, Meggie answers listener questions about fertility, infertility, and giving birth, plus all kinds of personal stuff, like what med school is really like, what it takes to gross her out, how to date when you’re constantly on call, and whether delivering babies every day makes her want one more or less. And listen to the very end, because the last question of this episode might be my favorite. What you’ll get in this episode: How long do healthy couples try for a baby? (1:30) What can I do now to become pregnant in a couple years? (4:00) Is it ever too early to start taking pre-natal vitamins? (5:50) Is mid- to late-thirties too late to have kids? (6:20) How long should you wait to conceive after traveling to a country with the Zika virus? (9:20) Birth stuff: Meggie’s thoughts on epidural vs. drug-free births (10:20) What do OB/GYNs really think about birth plans? (11:40) Meggie’s best advice for someone going into labor & the biggest myth about labor (14:00) Postpartum stuff — including why you’re peeing a little when you run (15:15) Are some vaginas weird? (19:20) Meggie’s best advice for studying for the MCATs (21:00) Meggie’s experience with burnout (26:00) Dating & doctoring (28:00) Whether delivering babies every day makes Meggie want one more or less (32:25) What we mention on this episode: Meggie Smith on Episode 61 of the Ali on the Run Show Meggie Smith on Episode 27 of the Ali on the Run Show NYU Langone Medical Center University of Southern California United Airlines NYC Half Every Mother Counts Meggie's Every Mother Counts / NYC Half fundraiser Jamie & Jeff’s Birth Plan via McSweeney’s Abby Bales on Episode 49 of the Ali on the Run Show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy Think Coffee One More Shot on Netflix Follow Meggie: Instagram @mbsthinks Twitter @mbsthinks Blog Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Facebook Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

On Part II of this edition of Encounter, we continue our discussion about the opioid crisis in America with Dr. Wilson Compton, Deputy Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse at the National Institutes of Health, and Dr. Caleb Alexander, co-director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Drug Safety and Effectiveness, and VOA TV correspondent Chris Simkins. They talk with host Carol Castiel about alternatives to opioids and the role of local communities, individuals and the federal government in addressing the scourge.

On Part II of our "Getting to know the rookie Bears" Podcast, we interview experts on the four remaining Bears picks. Former Georgia QB and current color commentator Eric Zeier (2:20) talks first-round pick Leonard Floyd, FloridaGators.com senior writer Scott Carter (@GatorsScott) (13:24) breaks down third-round pick Jonathan Bullard. Then two head coaches wrap up the draft — William and Mary's Jimmye Laycock discusses sixth-round pick DeAndre Houston-Carson (23:56) and Western Michigan's P.J. Fleck tells us about seventh-round pick Daniel Braverman (34:44). We wrap the show with some analysis of the 2016 draft class.

On Part II of "I'm friends with the other woman" Keesha shares her remarkable story of becoming friends with the woman whom her husband had an affair with. In this conversation we learn the real raw process of forgiveness. Keesha details some of the contents of a letter the other woman wrote to her. Much to the dismay of many, Keesha says the letter was essential to the healing process. But before the healing began, many other characteristics rightfully reared their ugly head publicly - anger, frustration, hate, and animosity - just to name a few. She was not ashamed to let the world know how she felt! The angst toward the woman ran so deep that Keesha even says that she felt responsible for some of the medical issues the woman faced during her pregnancy. But after listening, learning, and laughing from this conversation, we know it's such a beautiful & freeing thing when we can forgive some of the most hurtful acts that leave the deepest emotional scars. It's beautiful because the act of forgiveness not only saves the offended from that sweet bitterness but it also heals. Through the continuation of the conversation in Part II: I'm friends with the other woman, we learn the real raw process of forgiveness.