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#400! Yippee! Today, Rhonda has prepared a special celebration for our 400th podcast, and still going strong! She has invited a number of our favorite people and podcast guests to celebrate with us, starting with our beloved friend and frequent Ask David contributor, Matt May, MD, who officially joined us in early 2000. Matt's presence on the show had meant a great deal, personally and professionally, because I supervised Matt when he was a Stanford psychiatric resident, and had been missing our weekly chats! Our reunion via the Feeling Good Podcast has been special for that reason, but also because of Matt's kindly but scholarly answers to the many questions all of you submit. Keep them coming, and send them directly to Rhonda or David. We love reading and answering them! Next, we were joined by two more extraordinary psychiatrists and human beings, Drs. Heather Clague and Brandon Vance, who song their rendition (with guitar accompaniment) of “Help Dr. Burns!” (Based on Beetles' Help, I need somebody!” With their kind permission, here are the brilliant lyrics! Help! I need a podcast! Help! Not just any podcast! Help! Pushing the Magic Button for .... Help! When I was younger, 8 years younger than today I thought I could help everybody; help them in every way. I got so grandiose; I was so self-assured. I'd push my brilliant techniques, but my patients were never cured. So, Help me not to Help oh Dr. Burns Will they like me if they have to do the work? If I set an ultimatum, am I a jerk?! Won't you please, please stop me?! So many times, I tried to help, but then got stuck I didn't know but my patients were also thinking what the #?@! Your podcast said to test at the start and after every session. And then my eyes they opened wide Boy, was that a lesson! Oh Help me not to help, oh Dr. Burns! Help me unlearn the bad habits I have learned I'll do homework when my urge to help returns Won't you please, please help me?! Now I explore my patients' reasons not to change. I learned to sit with open hands if they choose to stay the same. Only when they fight for change and want to do the work, That's when I offer tools, and know the changes will endure. You've helped me not to help, oh Dr. Burns ‘Til my patients show me that they really yearn To do the work and ask me really firmly Won't you please, please help me? Your podcasts helped ME! Oooooooh! Much warmth to each of you! Heather and Brendan Our next guest was the brilliant and beloved Dr. Jill Levitt who joined my weekly Stanford training group when she and her husband, Brian, and two boys moved to the Bay Area from New York in 2007. Jill has moved up in the ranks and now co-leads the Tuesday group with me, and also joins me as co-therapists in a great many live sessions we have published as two consecutive podcasts. The idea is to document exactly how TEAM-CBT works, and how we can nearly always get such blow-away results in a single, extended session. That was my dream as a young man, since the methods I was taught as a psychiatric resident almost never got rapid results, or even any noticeable changes in my patients. Now that dream has become a reality, and a great many people in our TEAM-CBT community have contributed to that evolution. Next we were joined by our beloved Dr. Amy Huberman. Her riveting personal work on perfectionism was published recently on two consecutive Feeling Good Podcasts. Amy was glowing and filled with joy, which gave us great feelings of joy as well! And then we were graced by a visit from Mina, who has starred in many Feeling Good Podcasts on a number of personal issues. I will be seeing Mina and her beloved husband in a few minutes for our Sunday morning hike and dim sum feast afterwards. It is always a highlight of my week! Next was another Amy Berner who reported on her recent and wildly successful Intimate Connections Book Club with yet another psychiatrist, Dr. Leigh Harrington. Amy did some personal work with me on dating and sex appeal three years ago, when we discussed the Queen Bee phenomenon. Apparently, it was successful, because she brought her fantastic husband, Randy Kolin, as proof of the effectiveness of the many dating strategies and tips in that book. Randy is also a mental health professional who works with stressed-out scientists working on nuclear fusion at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratories. We wish him all the best since the work of those scientists is well on the road to creating commercially viable nuclear fusion, which will transform life as we know it on the surface of the earth by supplying unlimited, clean, low-cost energy. Their visit was followed by Zane Pierce, whom I hadn't had the chance to chat with much for a number of years. He led a recent “delight” and “gratitude” hike that we published on podcast # 361entitled “Finding Joy in Everyday Life,” with Dr. Angela Krumm from the Feeling Good Institute in Mountain View, California. We have done previous podcasts with Zane, and his lovely wife, Daisy, including one of our most popular podcasts ever on “What's the Secret of a Meaningful Life,” Episode 079. And then came the magnificent colleague and friend, Indrani Mookerjee.  Indrani joined our community after attending the 2019 intensive, and recently did one of the most explosive and jaw-dropping podcasts, Episodes 359 & 360, “You Wowed Me, A Mother-Daughter Conflict,” featuring her personal work on her relationship with her daughter. Indrani had struggled, unsuccessfully, to get close to her daughter, whom she loved greatly. She made a mind-blowing discovery of why during her personal work, and instantly achieved what I call “interpersonal enlightenment.) She now provides the joyous follow up on how her relationship with her daughter has blossomed and evolved since that momentous moment. Next, we were joined by Mike Christensen, who is our top TEAM therapist in Canada. Mike became familiar with my work when he read Feeling Good in 2006 and then heard a keynote speech I gave at a conference in 2009. Since that time, he attended many of my two-day workshops in Canada, and now is a leading TEAM-CBT therapist and teacher. He's been a featured guest on seven Feeling Good Podcasts or episodes of Facebook Live, when I was doing televised work on Facebook every Sunday afternoon. Mike describes himself as “joyously average,” a idea that really resonates with me. It is a form of “invisible enlightenment” which nearly everyone fears, but you cannot understand the incredible liberation of this “Great Death” of the “self” until you've experienced. We recollected a Feared Fantasy exercise we once did together while hiking one evening following a workshop in Canada. We also got updated on his beautiful and brilliant daughter, Katlin, who is now studying psychology in college and hopefully heading for her own career doing TEAM-CBT. And finally, one my most favorite people in the, our brilliant, wonderful, and funny Sara Shane, whose life-changing enlightenment has been a fantastic source of joy and inspiration to me and to many. Sara came from humble roots, as a Mexican immigrant picking fruit with her parents for survival in the US, and is now living in the Central Valley and attending not one, but two weekly TEAM-CBT training groups. She specializes in brief intensive treatments for the patients she treats. You may recall her from podcast #162, High Speed Cure for OCD, where she described her single-session treatment for 20 years of OCD / contamination phobia. She also did a lot of personal work to achieve liberation from her fairly severe social phobia and feelings of inferiority that were embedded from early childhood. We love you and so much appreciate you, Sara! That's about it for today, but than you all for listening. Next week, we will likely have two consecutive Ask David podcasts with Dr. Matt May, followed by two consecutive podcasts called “Raw Emotion: Personal work with Chris,” featuring the work that Jill and I did with a young man with social fears and an almost unbelievably traumatic childhood, growing up in Palo Alto. The sound quality is not always top-notch, sadly, but the unbelievable quality and impact of this session easily makes up for that, so we have decided to publish it anyway, and hope you find it as amazing as we did. David, Rhonda, and the whole gang! Special Announcement Attend the legendary Summer Intensive Featuring Drs. David Burns and Jill Levitt August 8 - 11. 2024 Learn Advanced TEAM-CBT skills Heal yourself, heal your patients First Intensive in 5 long years. It will knock your socks off! Limited Seating--Act Fast! Click for registration / more information! Sadly, this workshop is a training program which will be limited to therapists and mental health professionals and graduate students in a mental health field  Apologies, but therapists have complained when non-therapists have attended our continuing education training programs. This is partly because of the intimate nature of the small group exercises and the personal work the therapists may do during the workshop. Certified coaches and counselors are welcome to attend. Hey, another special announcement! The long-awaited Feeling Great App is finally available in the Apple and Google stores. Check it out! You can try it for free!      

Oooooooh drama! Let's get into today's Glossys: Swifties are speculating one of Taylor Swift's new songs 'thanKyouaIMee' is about Kim Kardashian! Rebel Wilson has cancelled her Australian book tour dates weeks after it was announced that the release of her memoir was delayed! Suri Cruise is celebrating her 18th birthday without dad Tom Cruise! Leonardo DiCaprio has been casted as Frank Sinatra in a Martin Scorsese film Listen live on the Nova Player.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & TikTok.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Welcome to I'll Marry You, a podcast by Olivia Coleman: full of tips and tricks from the UK wedding scene, interviews with industry experts, and a WHOLE LOT of oversharing!In this bumper interview episode, I spoke with the absolutely fabulous Hannah Rose, who specialises in luxury events. She's planned over FIVE HUNDRED WEDDINGS, and has run events for Aston Martin and Jaguar Land Rover! Oooooooh!If you're enjoying the show, PLEASE consider following/subscribing on your podcast app of choice. And if you think we deserve it, give us five stars on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Podchaser! It doesn't bring in more listeners, but it DOES let them know that this is worth listening to if they find it!If you're interested in having me join your wedding journey as your celebrant, or if you want any more information on what I do you can find more exciting details on my website: www.oliviacolemancelebrant.co.uk. You can also find me on Instagram @notthatoliviacoleman, Twitter on @illmarryyoupc - give me a follow!I would LOVE to hear from you if you have any wedding news or questions that you'd like to have answered on the show; you can email me, use my website contact form, or my DMs are open!Hannah RoseWebsiteInstagramTikTokProduction InformationProduced and Edited by Drew Toynbee. Drew is a freelance audio producer, editor and performer, hosting, producing and editing multiple podcasts for various clients, recording voiceovers for businesses and narrating audiobooks. Find him on Twitter or at his website drewtoynbee.comMusic: Mr Sunny Face by Wayne JonesThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Back with another Best of – we brought in Something Bestie, Tim ‘Ungajje’ Stevens, to discuss some of the moments in cinema that make you stand up and clap. It’s a great one, enjoy… Original post: What is a ‘pop’? In professional wrestling terms, it’s the moment the crowd goes nuts. Maybe they’re cheering – maybe they’re booing, but there is a moment in a movie where the audience is so emotionally invested they can’t help but be there. We’re talking about those moments.. but not alone! We are joined by long time SomethingFriend, Tim Stevens. You may know Tim from his time writing for any number of fantastic websites about the world of comics and pop culture. These days you can find him on TheSpool.net as well as The Wealth of Geeks. He’s also one bad shut yo mouth. You ready to laugh? Ready to cheer? Ready to catch the ball to win the big game? Prepared to listen to a podcast you can’t help, but scream at? Ok, here we OOOOoooh! Full Episode

Is this a good movie? No.Is this a banger of an episode of The Movie Tree? Hell yes.Oooooooh yeaaaaaaaaaah!You can get in contact with the us via email at themovietreepod@gmail.com or via Facebook Messenger.Feel free to write in with suggestions for movies you'd like to see us cover in future episodes.Also FEEL FREE TO WRITE IN WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR MOVIES YOU'D LIKE TO SEE US COVER IN FUTURE EPISODES!!We mean it. Please write in. We'll send you some free stuff.Check out our weekly videos on YouTube, TikTok and Facebook, most of them are absolute deadset bangers.If you know someone who might like this episode, or the last episode, or even any of the episodes then please hit Share on your podcast app of choice and let them know about all of the goodness that is a Movie Tree episode.As is the cliche - please like, subscribe, comment and review! Would be lovely to build on our 4 reviews we've had so far.Adios bitches. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

**PATRONS ONLY** JOIN THE CLURB AT PATREON.COM/THOTTOPICS. Pass the cranberry sauce and open wide cuz this ain't your mother's Thanksgiving hoe! We hope you left room for dessert! Oooooooh! We're joined in the house of merry-making by returning guest and sista of the pod Morgan to discuss all things turkeylicious and festive. We recognize it's a little early but we were really in the Giving mood, okayyy??  We discuss our holiday wishlists, Dula Peep's new single, "Taylor's Version," the psychology of straight men wanting a finger in the ass, and sooo much more. Apologies for the weird audio quality on this one y'all, it'll be fixed next week! Terminally yours, Thot Topics FOLLOW THE GIRLS ON TWITTER @VLRTUALBOY AND @YOURE2BASIC, and the official POD INSTA @TH0TSTARSXO. Get us a Christmas gift on Patreon. (Why the elephant gotta be WHITE?!)

Oooooooh, it's the spookiest day of the year! November 1st!! Okay, we missed it, but Halloween is an exciting day for this channel damnit and we're gonna celebrating by going over some of the scariest Pokédex entries we could find! SUPPORT US BY BUYING MERCH: https://my-store-7405526.creator-spring.com/listing/bellsnwhistles Please leave 5 stars and a review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Spotify! https://rss.com/podcasts/bnwpod/ Subscribe to Bellhop Productions on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC1dr278XrRkoZReO4QoBiA @BellhopProductions on IG and TikTok Check out our brand new channel 3 Ways to Survive: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfBAtsmIKSfute9zVzRjfwA For video game content, subscribe to Another F*cking Let's Play: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu1-XrrL5OT5MSO7LbhF_ZQ Love you! TIMECODES: 00:00-19:19: INTRO & NONSENSE 19:20-49:42: SPOOKY DEX ENTRIES 49:43-1:00:19: Wrap up

Oooooooh!It's nearly Halloween so what better way to celebrate is to countdown our Top 10 Ghost Movies!We are joined by the one and only Tim Downie and the wonderful Justin Chubb to countdown our choices and also to chat about their excellent podcast FOLKLANDS!You can check out Tim and Justin's podcast here - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/folklands/id1697682456SOCIAL MEDIAwww.twitter.com/toptenpodswww.instagram.com/toptenpodswww.facebook.com/toptenpodsEMAILGet in touch with us right here:toptenpods@hotmail.comPATREONCome and support the podcast at Patreon for some great rewards including video playlists that accompany the podcast episodes - www.patreon.com/toptenpodsEPISODE LINKSApple: apple.co/3ica0FySpotify: spoti.fi/3BRhkypYouTube: https://bit.ly/3jQETisMERCH https://www.podcastmerch.co.uk/170026-top-10-of-anythingLINKTREEhttps://linktr.ee/toptenpodsBUY US A COFFEEhttps://ko-fi.com/toptenpodsSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-top-ten-of-anything-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Oooooooh boy! The gang is back, and this one took on a life of it's own! Kicking it off with a recap of Mass Appeal's Hip-Hop 50 celebration at Yankee Stadium. But that's not all! In this half, they also touch on Big Pun and his GOAT credentials, grammar fails on social media, and more! Brought to you by Pretty Kingz LLC! Please follow, subscribe, rate, comment and share! For visuals, follow us on Rumble! https://rumble.com/user/PanthaPolitixPod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pantha-politix/support

What is a ‘pop’? In professional wrestling terms, it’s the moment the crowd goes nuts. Maybe they’re cheering – maybe they’re booing, but there is a moment in a movie where the audience is so emotionally invested they can’t help but be there. We’re talking about those moments.. but not alone! We are joined by long time SomethingFriend, Tim Stevens. You may know Tim from his time writing for any number of fantastic websites about the world of comics and pop culture. These days you can find him on TheSpool.net as well as The Wealth of Geeks. He’s also one bad shut yo mouth. You ready to laugh? Ready to cheer? Ready to catch the ball to win the big game? Prepared to listen to a podcast you can’t help, but scream at? Ok, here we OOOOoooh! Full Episode

Are ya ready, kids?Aye aye, Captain.I can't hear yooou.AYE AYE, CAPTAIN!Oooooooh,Who records a podcast down under the sea?FILTHY CASUALSThe hosts are Benjamin, Adam and Tommy.FILTHY CASUALSIf news and reviews of games are what you wish,FILTHY CASUALSThen listen to them review Dredge, where you fish! Ready?FILTHY CASUALS, FILTHY CASUALS, FILTHY CASUALS, FILTHYYYY CASUAAAALS.Also news about Nintendo subpoenaing Discord, Redfall's previews and Resident Evil 4 Remake's new Mercenaries mode and microtranactions, if you must know.

Super fun episode with Coolie Ranx, singer for NY based band Pilfers, owner of Ska Tinz and host of the Car Sessions X Jeffro Pliskin of Raised Fist Propaganda NY based videographer, photographer, podcaster and school teacher!! Oooooooh the stories on this one!! Please follow Ska Tinz and Raised Fist Propaganda on all streaming platforms! As always, thank you for your support. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!!! For live shows please follow @sunshine.cantu --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesunshineshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thesunshineshow/support

OOOOOOOH! Friday the 13th!!! ROOOGIE BOOGIE to you and yours. Today we discuss how Ally hates eggs, try to get Omar to get a tat, wonder why we're not off on Monday, pick our lucky numbers for the mega, see how many times we can screw up a plug and have Ally answer all your questions about lesbians 

Oooooooh yeah! During this week's show, we made our Week 8 NFL picks while looking back at Week 7, discussed the woes of the Green Bay Packers, talked about early surprises from the first week of the NBA season (including the Jazz, Lakers, 76ers, and Blazers) plus more. Catch the show LIVE on YouTube every Tuesday at 6:30pm CT. Get at us: https://linktr.ee/TECKFoul

Welcome back to the Manor and welcome back to more spooky season spooky fun!  In this episode we talk about the mysterious ghost ship The Flying Dutchman.  From it's deal with the devil to the brave adventurers who discovered it's final resting place.  Oooooooh! Next week's episode is Ugetsu, the 1958 Japanese horror movie. Get in touch with us at Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-4pksr-a17e1a Or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/twinterrorsmacabremanormeadmetalmayhe/ Or on twitter: @Terrors_Manor On Instagram: @macabremanormeadmetalmayhem You can also find our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, and I Heart Radio; pretty much wherever fine (and our) podcasts are aired. Image courtesy of:  

Welcome to cheaters...I mean...on this episode of the dirty 30's podcast we talk about the two-timing Adam Levine and his “affair?” with Instagram model Sumner Strohl. Then we ask the question, did Kim Kardashin date Pete Davidson just to aggravate Kanye West? Finally, we close with the scandal involving Celtics coach: Ime Udoka and the double standard that is occurring! Why is Ime the only one getting blasted by the media?

Oooooooh yeah!!! Its going down All Of The Above got the sound for your town. So come along girls and gals we'll ride the boogie and groove for hours… 2 hours to be exact! Thank you for tuning in & be sure to GIVE US A ‘LIKE' ON FaceBook—>  www.facebook.com/AOTARadio You can tune in LIVE everyREAD MORE

Metallica is synonymous with many things.  Metal, success, screwing up our burned CD compilations after upending Napster (sometimes you just want to follow up “The Unforgiven” with “Purple Rain,” while you eat your feelings).  We'll get into that but more importantly, we're paying homage to a band that influenced our musical tastes, provided us with countless memories and paved the way for many bands to evolve, thrive and not be categorized by a genre or label.  Through their influence, their sound and their history, we will discuss the music and the stories of one of rock's influential bands.  This week on Formidable Opponents we debate, “Best Metallica Song.”  Oooooooh, Yeah-heh!Reach out to us and follow us:formidableopponents@gmail.com (Contact us)https://formidableopponents.buzzsprout.com/ (Website)@Fopponents (Twitter)formidable_opponents (Instagram)FormidableOpponents (Facebook)https://www.buymeacoffee.com/foropponents (Show us some love)Cover art by Creative Little Pillhttps://www.instagram.com/creativelittlepill/opensea.io/collection/mysweetskull/Sponsored by Athletic Greenshttps://www.athleticgreens.comUse custom check out code (“EMERGING”)Support the show

Thomas Markle launches a 'blistering attack', Grammy Awards recap, Eli Zaret drops by the studio, the notable alumni of Drew's celebrity high school, Madonna's Play-Doh face, Britney Spears yells into Instagram, and Stump the Staff: Mike W. Clark Edition.Don't forget to try and win a prize with Maz!Marc doesn't feel good today.Grammy Recap: BORING! The ratings sucked. Travis Barker has a long neck. Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a cameo. Keith Urban loves Nicole Kidman.Tiffany Cross wants to keep the Will Smith story out of white people's mouths. Eli Zaret drops by to give his weekly Winning Time recap, tell crazy spencer Haywood stories, break down the Tigers roster, speculate about Al Sobotka, complain about Colin Kaepernick, and get us ready for a Phil Mickelson-less Masters.Chip shortages continue to close some auto plants.Tory Lanez's trial is almost here. Who cares, check out his new video!!!More Grammys: We rattle off the winners. Slate still finds the Grammys extremely racist. Louie CK won a Grammy and people are angry. Justin Bieber wore a big suit. Bruno Mars lit a cigarette.Other Music: Apparently Jared Leto is a pedophile now. Rock and Roll is dead... but boomers are still listening and screwing up the charts. Kanye West pulls out of Coachella.Drew's high school alumni are a who's who of famous people. Oooooooh!Smith/Rock Saga: Tony Rock is ready to kick Will Smith's ass. Toxic masculinity ruined Amy Schumer's big night.People are starting to turn on Madonna after her bizarre TikTok post.Trudi binged the Die Hard movies to honor Bruce Willis.Tech News: Elon Musk basically buys Twitter. Executives are already jumping off the Truth Social ship. The Metaverse is super nerdy.Andy Dick is spotted again in Las Vegas. His face loos better but he's still a mess.Britney Spears is an aspiring author.Thomas Markle launches a blistering attack on Prince Harry. Check out the latest Remarkable Friendship episode right here.Emails come in on the Rochester Schools settlement and BranDon's tax dollars.A swinger's quarrel leads us to today's Drew Crime segment.We take a trip down memory lane with Stump the Staff: Mike Clark Edition (thanks to Dan Evans).Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Oooooooh boy!! What a week we had this week! Brandon Hanna from the Quirky Jer...Mercs taking on Jesse Swift while we finally found out that Ben Bateman wanted to put Rick Raddus in his place, but with a twist... Andrew, Ryan and Keith are here to break down all things Titans Ep.5 for you! Where can you find and support our hosts? Follow Chris on Twitter at - https://twitter.com/ChrisBarnes_UK Check out his movie reviews at - https://www.instagram.com/themoviebarnes/ Follow Keith at Twitter at - https://twitter.com/keithkilduff89Subscribe to the Opening Pair Youtube Channel for movies and sports talk - https://www.youtube.com/keithk10 Follow Ryan on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RyanRPM5Check on his channel Nerd Culture and subscribe at - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvVeNpwriAe3g_QpTWTSPRg Follow Andrew on Twitter at - https://twitter.com/KelkAndrewCheck out his previous work on the Movie Trivia Face Off - https://www.youtube.com/c/MovieTriviaFaceOff/videos #TomCruise #LordoftheRings #JurrasicPark

Thank you very much to Max for commissioning this episode. Y'all, this is a REALLY good one. Oooooooh this was so good. We've got two main plots here: first, there's of course Guillermo accompanying his newly infiltrated vampire-killer club, supposedly to sabotage it before they hurt his people. That does not go at all as he planned, mostly because it turns out that they were not after his people at all, but also because he does the majority of the vampire killing. Then, there's the deadly curse from Bloody Mary that winds up in Nandor's email inbox. Amazing.Thanks for listening!

Well, 2022 is already fast at work being a giant dick. Sickness has run wild through the WGT camp, so we've taken some much needed time off. Anyway, we watched Scream 2022. Oooooooh, buddy! Buckle up. That's all I'm writing. I'm tired.  I just wanna make you scream. Everyone looks at me and scream. Artwork was once again done by the incredible Cal Gee. Go follow him on instagram. If you enjoy the show, please consider joining our Patreon subscribers. That means for less than the cost of a beer, you get bonus content, exclusive merchandise, and special giveaways! Most importantly, you get to help us continue doing what we love. The Who Goes There Podcast is available to subscribe to on iTunes and Spotify.  Can't get enough? We also do that social media shit. You'll find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and YouTube.

In this episode the whole gang is in the building. queen brings Joose some tofu tacos as a snack Alex gets the the show started with a question that really gets the show started. Followed by savage random question and the rest is history. OOOOOOOH lets not forget the New Edition vs Boys 2 men battle. Savage feels as if New Edition is/was a better group, the rest feels the opposite. Stay tuned for that battle on an upcoming episode. How's your mental How your week Anything new Random questions: Can you mess with a virgin Would you rather be in jail or have an std you can't get rid of What does it mean when you can easily detach yourself from people romantically? #GETTHATMERCH LOG ONTO THE SITE CHECKOUT A FEW PIECES FROM THE COLLECTION teespring.com/stores/chiilin-with-joose-the-podcast Follow Chiilin With Joose on IG @ChiilinWithJoosePod Follow Chiilin With Joose on Twitter @Chiilinwithjoos Watch Chiilin With Joose on YouTube linktr.ee/chiilinwithjoose --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imchiilin/message

This week's show starts off by giving an update on a topic covered on last week's show: bears and their hibernating schedule. Our listener, "the bear man" weighs in on the topic. After that, there's some brief Bigtime Tommy and Daddy Man discussion. We then get into some Demi Lovato news (you're all waiting for it!). Does someone in the comedy world have beef with D+O??? Oooooooh. Listen and find out if there's something going on or much ado about nothing. After that, we talk about an Austrian brothel that is approaching Covid vaccination in a different way than more traditional places. O'Neill talks about some interesting crowd members he encountered at the Comedy Store. That leads into a story about a California teacher using some non-traditional and out-of-the-box and possibly insane teaching methods. Danish asks for some advice about a dude who keeps inserting himself in his family walks. We end the show by wondering where the Bushman is these days. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Mick and Dave get together on WMMB to talk about Oklahoma, the National Guard, and the Kyle Rittenhouse trial wrapping up... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/plausibly-live/message

Bill Mick and Dave get together on WMMB to talk about Oklahoma, the National Guard, and the Kyle Rittenhouse trial wrapping up...

Notre émission d'Halloween! (même si on parle pas tant de jeux en lien avec ça..... sauf si vous comptez les horreurs que fait Bobby Kotick!!!! Oooooooh!!!

Oooooooh yeahhhh! Whatcha gonna do, brother?! Welcome back to another episode of Reddit on Wiki hosted by yuh boy, Sean. This week we learn about copypasta and of course I make John and Josh read borderline smut. What is Copypasta and why is it so popular in Reddit and other online forums? From Navy Seal copypasta to the famous schedule that'll have you in the edge of your seat, we got you. Today's podcast promo is from our friends at I Had to Say It. You can find all their information at https://ihadtosayitpodcast.com/ Follow us on social media on Instagram and Twitter @redditonwiki. Follow us as well on major podcast platforms such as Apple, Spotify, and Podchaser. Don't forget to leave a 5-star review if you enjoy what you hear. Also, support us financially through our buymeacoffee site! All links here! https://linktr.ee/redditonwiki (https://linktr.ee/redditonwiki) Sponsor: https://newsly.me/ (https://newsly.me/) use our promo code W1K12021 for 1-month of premium free! Consider being a Patron! The biggest benefit to you Wikimaniacs is that we have a combined https://www.patreon.com/cultiv8podcastnetwork (Patreon)! Signing up for only $5 will not only get you access to this show a week early and ad-free, but it will also get you a week early and ad-free episodes of Let's Start A Cult and The Dumb, Found Dead! A god damn it that's not all because you will also get access to John's new series Kaba, where he dives into cryptids, spooky stories, and creep folklore. So sign up today and help support yuh bois in starting something fun and exciting! If you want more of us, here are our other hustles/grifts! - Find John and his wife's food TikTok account by searching @travelfats - Find Josh's other podcast by searching Let's Start a Cult wherever you get your podcasts and @let_cult on all social media - Find my other podcast by searching Shots and Thoughts wherever you get your podcasts and @sntpod on all social media Thanks, love y'all! Resources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copypasta (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copypasta) https://www.techopedia.com/definition/31470/copypasta (https://www.techopedia.com/definition/31470/copypasta) https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/words-were-watching-copypasta (https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/words-were-watching-copypasta) https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/navy-seal-copypasta (https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/navy-seal-copypasta) https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/idn24w/aita_for_killing_my_political_rival_to_win_the/ (https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/idn24w/aita_for_killing_my_political_rival_to_win_the/) https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/oe52ow/sigma_male_schedule/ (https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/oe52ow/sigma_male_schedule/) https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/in917v/tifu_by_revealing_my_cock_length_to_my_family/ (https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/in917v/tifu_by_revealing_my_cock_length_to_my_family/) Mentioned in this episode: Cultiv8 Patreon Page If you want to help support this show join our Patreon to get access to episodes a week early and ad-free!

Oooooooh a SPECIAL episode?! We are fancy AF. And we are absolutely DELIGHTED to be joined by the lovely Laura Jenkinson-Brown, the creator behind Greek Myth Comix. If you listened to our last two episodes of Myth Dynamite Season 2 (and if you haven’t ... rude) then you will know that Abi and Sarah got a bit ... well ... mad about Odysseus.  Listening back, we felt an external point of view might balance things a bit. That’s where Jenks comes in.  Jenks’ knowledge of the Odyssey is DEEP (I mean the nerdy references alone... we can’t even) and it has inspired her comics, merch and even a ‘Choose your own adventure’ book, Odyssey-style (coming out of hiding for the FIRST TIME in this episode!)  We planned to chat for 30 mins ... we recorded for 2 hours. It was a joy 

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! El amarillismo llega a Los Danko.com, a través de una noticia que El Pelos comenta sobre los crecientes rumores de la presunta relación que mantienen Shakira con el futbolista del F.C.Barcelona Gerard Piqué, Los Danko empiezan a indagar en profundidad llegando a incluso contactar con El Manchester United y, el mismismimo Gerard Piqué!!! (...o no). Un podcast diferente y muy divertido que contará con invitados especiales desde Madrid (Deco de Dantesko Podcast) y la celebérrima Valeriana como analista del corazón. Piqué, al descubierto por cortesía de Los Danko.com! MOC! MOC! OOOOOOOH! correo: losdanko@hotmail.com twitter: @losdanko @el_pelos @cocopere Tienda oficial: www.latostadora.com/losdanko Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

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In today's episode, I'll give you the four names that I would put on my WWE Mount Rushmore! Also, here what I have to say on the current state of RAW! Go ahead and “Turn your attention...”

Dottie James, playing for the OCD-UK Foundation, and Mischa Stanton, playing for Sunrise Movement, square off (in an incredibly sportsmanlike manner) to solve Clue Jr. mysteries as well as THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED LIGHTNING ROUND RIDDLES. OOOOOOOH. WHAT EVER COULD THEY BE?! Cases: The Case of the Missing Mittens, The Case of the Birthday Bang, The Case of the Wild Goose Chase Clues & Evidence: a terrible cat, very specific childhoods, alien eggs, cake & stuff, Mean Girls, defeating geese, Beanie Babies, whittling — Thanks for listening to Meddling Adults! If you want to help the prize pool grow, become a member of our Patreon. If you want to learn more about the show or interact with us online, check out the links below: WEBSITE: meddlingadults.com TWITTER: twitter.com/meddlingadults INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/meddlingadults FACEBOOK: facebook.com/meddlingadults — CREDITS Creator/Host/Producer: Mike Schubert Editor:Brandon Grugle Music: Bettina Campomanes, Brandon Grugle Art: Maayan Atias, Kelly Schubert Web Design: Mike & Kelly Schubert

SURPRISE we have another episode ooOoOooh. It is Frosted Jake story time and strap in because is tequila takillyuh time, that's right margs and murder. OH wow that would've been a good name for a podcast OH WELL BC WE OUT HERE NOW. Anyway, sit back make a drink and thrive in our chaotic energy.

Welcome in to Episode Nine of Adventures In New Music, hope this sees you well!Join Chris and Andy this week as they discuss Muzz by Muzz and The Menace Of Mechanical Music by Team Picture.Muzz are somewhat of a supergroup featuring Paul Banks (Interpol), Josh Kaufman (Bonny Light Horseman) and Matt Barrick (The Walkmen) and, although playing together since 2015, this self titled album is their debut release. The track that peaked Chris's interest enough to select this album as his pick of the week was Red Western Sky which is a fantastic track, and up there for one of the best tracks of the year. Will the album keep up the high level of this lead track?!Check out the rather creepy video to Red Western Sky here, and the brilliant isolation video (are people still doing these now?!) for Bad Feeling. One of the better isolation vids from this rather odd time we're living through.Released on the 12th June 2020, The Menace Of Mechanical Music is the debut record from Leeds six piece Team Picture. After a chance encounter sitting next to a couple of members of Team Picture at a mutual friends wedding Andy, rather bravely, picked this as his album of the week. The album opens with a song in a time signature of seven so Chris should be happy. Simple things for Mr J. This is a must for fans of Arcade Fire and Kate Bush but what will the chaps think of it?Fancy a little taster? Have a little look and see what you think of this performance of this is the from the album. As well as the above Andy has been busy listening to new music as he finally gets round to listening to Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers (and about time to, it's proper bo!) As well as PB he also raves about Haim's latest offering 'Women In Music PT. III', 'Vespertine' by This Will Destroy You and the current album from Ray LaMontagne 'Monovision'. Chris has had less involved week of music listening, but has devoured half a baked feta. Yum.There's also some pretty random Going For Gold banter. Why don't you come too?To get in touch with the show at adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.com and give us a follow on instagram. And don't forget to like and subscribe to Adventures In New Music so we'll sneak in your podcast inbox each Friday at 9am GMT.Oooooooh people! We've got a website! www.adventuresinnewmusic.com You can stream the pod straight from there, and keep a look out for extra bonus AINM material there.Catch you on the rebound!

Friday I'm in love? Friday you've got a new pod!!Hello, hello, it's time for episode 8 of Adventures In New Music with Chris and Andy, the podcast that takes two albums from 2020 and throws it's opinions of said albums around until we decide if it's is a hit or a miss.On this weeks podder the boys are discussing The Archer by Alexandra Savior and Mercury nominated Deep Down Happy by Sports Team.The Archer is Alexandra Savior's second album following on from 2017's Belladonna of Sadness which was co-written by Alex Turner from Arctic Monkeys. Alexandra's journey to get to this album is a fascinating, and somewhat heartbreaking story but this really adds to the overall beauty of this stunning dreamy, cinematic album. Alexandra Savior has described her style as a "feminist angst horror film feel” and who are we to disagree?! Deep Down Happy is the debut album by London based scamps Sports Team. Delivering an energetic and frantic sound that harks back to early Britpop, there is a lot of fun to be had in this album. The band, and in particular lead singer Alex Rice, have turned heads with there raucous live performances and we don't think it'll be too long before you see Sports Team gracing many a main stage at festivals, once they get up and running again. Couple of live videos from out artists of the week that are worth having a look at. Both of these are live from Paste Studio. What a cracking channel for live sessions, you can easily get lost down the rabbit hole on their channel.Alexandra Savior - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2aCCz0AvJo Sports Team - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z9_yYsqYN8The Mercury Music Prize nominations were revealed this week and we have a bit of a confab about that. Who the front runners are and which ones standout to us. Third nomination for Michael Kiwanuka, is this his year? You certainly wouldn't bet against it... Did you know Taylor Swift has released an album this week? Course you did. But guess what? It's bloomin' great mate! Ol' Tay Tay has collabed with (amongst others) Aaron and Bryce Dessner, Justin Vernon and Josh Kaufman and what a result we've been presented with. Miss Swift has really Shuck It Up with this album and treated it like a Blank Space. See what I did?! I know. 3 on 10 at best...sorry team.As well as our albums Chris has been busy watching Defending Jacob on Apple TV, which reveals a lovely little musical surprise at the end of the series, and has also been listening to the wonderful new Phoebe Bridgers album 'Punisher'. By eck it's good!One of our previous album artist choices, Poppy (who if you haven't come across you really should have a look at her work - she's crackers!) has done a rockin' cover of All The Things She Said by Tatu. This is really worth a listen! And did someone ask for spider related banter? No, of course they didn't, but Chris has some anyway!To get in touch with the show at adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.com and give us a follow on instagram. And don't forget to like and subscribe to Adventures In New Music so we'll sneak in your podcast inbox each Friday at 9am GMT.Oooooooh people! We've got a new website! www.adventuresinnewmusic.com You can stream the pod straight from there, and keep a look out for extra bonus AINM material there.Rave safe y'all!

Journalists want to help. Journalists want to get to the truth. Journalists don’t want to make mistakes. Mix in all three of those, and you’ve got a recipe for well-intentioned, purposeful perfectionism of a sort.“I don’t think you have to be a journalist because you’re a worrier,” Portia says, “but I think it’s a driver.”It’s the hunt for the second set of eyes on a piece, the second look, the critic’s skepticism. Portia gives that to team members, and she needs it from others. So, ultimately, part of the easing of anxiety comes from building in trust and collaboration with a team of people who’ve got your back.Another big part of managing anxiety for Portia was discovering the power of the negative stories she would tell herself. Why think you’ve failed before you’ve found out?“At the end, when it’s finished, and you’ve published something and moved on, and you don’t have feedback [yet],” Portia says, “why assume it’s broken or wrong when you could make a choice to say, ‘That was a success’?”Find out how she manages giving and negative feedback, how she makes time to unwind, and what elementary-school kids called Portia (for only a bit).(PHOTO CREDIT: Image by rawpixel.com) WANT TO KNOW MORE?> Do you struggle with anxiety? Take a quiz.> Do you struggle with negative self-talk? Start tackling that.> OOOooooh. That’s what a carboy is.> Portia mentions leadership training. I got mine from Sunroad Coaching founder Marnette Falley in a previous life. So did Portia.

Oooooooh this is JUICY! I am spilling the tea on the numbers in my business and also what it took to create my best month yet. You will want to take notes because I am sharing three BIG tips you can take away from this episode. If you appreciated or enjoyed it, please share on your instagram and tag me @essentiallyemm so I can slide into your DM's and thank you for listening!  Apply for Coaching: Fully Expressed 1:1 Spiritual Biz Coaching Learn about our Membership: Miracle Mindset Membership Details  

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Oooooooh you beautiful BurritoFam do we have a birthday special for you. We popped our humanities, kindled our bonfires, turned back human and found a summon sign... IT WAS JONO! PRAISE THE SUN! He hathe returned for this very special Burrito origin episode!   We're talking Anthem, Dishonoured 2, Apex Legends, Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Sea Of Theives, No Man's Sky, Sonic The Movie, Star Wars and Disney+ Weekley Recommends: Sea Of Thieves Desert Sessions Kalpa Wax Fang Green Hill Zone Cover - Jon Batiste Find us on our socials below or become BurritoFam and support the show through Patreon! Linktr.ee/griefburrito   Thank you to everyone below for your amazing questions! We love you all and here's to another great year! Shart Select (@shartselectpod), Nerds With Friends (@NerdsWithFriend), 3 Dudes In A Trench Coat (@3dudes3), Geeksploration the Podcast (@geeksplorepod), Bottom of the Stream (@bots_podcast),

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Sometimes travel takes you to the far ends of the earth. Sometimes it gives you a new perspective on the same places you've already been. And sometimes, dear listener, it returns you, like a turntable, right back to where you began. We're joined this week by One Run Records' Ryan Huff to explore the idea of travel, and we begin by following Paul's lead to the iam8bit release of Monument Valley. We reflect on the music and art of the game as an invitation to slow down and simply experience, and discuss Ustwo Games' intent to make something meant for display. Ryan then takes us on a deep dive into the largely-forgotten past of early Japanese adventure games with Sound Adventure Hokkaidou Rensa Satsujin: Ohotsuku ni Kiyu!! (Try saying that once fast.) This fairly unknown game, one of Yujii Hori's first for game studio Enix, was a reaction to the adventure game genre of the west but also a template for non-parser adventure games (including in the west!) from that point on. We explore the game's eclectic music through the "sound adventure" adaptation that uses a mix of live and digital instruments for a very early "serious" look at video game music on vinyl record. We continue, as we do, with the news and releases, and we dig up a few gems in addition to the widely-known products draining your wallet this month. Plug your ears for every other one to save a little money! Finally, we talk to Ryan about his recent trip to Japan in which he acquired his feature pick for this episode. We discuss the differences between vinyl shopping in Japan and America and Europe, and make plans to visit Asia and spend a ton of discretionary money. Ryan also drops a bit of One Run Records news for us, including the surprise announcement of a Castlevania The Adventure: ReBirth variant exclusive to that label! OOoooooh! Outro: "Ending Theme~A New Departure" - Sound Adventure Hokkaidou Rensa Satsujin: Ohotsuku ni Kiyu!!, by Akihiko Yabu, Gozo Shiozaki, Toshiyuki Ueno Twitter - @vg_grooves, @jeremy_lamont, @ajohnagnello, @onerunrecords Facebook: One Run Records Instagram: onerunrecords Links Minibosses Statdemon (Gofundme) Borderlands 3 2LP (Laced Records - USA - ROW) Borderlands 3 4LP (Laced Records - USA - ROW) Castlevania: The Adventure: ReBirth (ShiptoShore - Debug Records - One Run Records coming soon!) Killing Floor2 (Debug Records) Resident Evil: Code Veronica X (Laced Records - USA - ROW) Resident Evil 0 (Laced Records - USA - ROW) Kowloon's Gate (Amazon.co.jp) Jak & Daxter (Limited Run Games) (sold out) Asobi No Oto Vol. 0 (Otakumode) Image Gallery

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This week on the Meat Limit, Matt leads a game about the 50 best friendships in movies and television. Also, Marty, Mekenos, and Carl ALL stop by to share the two cents, Scarlet's two best friends are herself and Barack Obama and Leon has plenty of information about Moana and the Marlboro Man. Enjoy the show!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themeatlimitpodcast)

Hi everyone, and thank you for tuning in to another episode of the We Make Books Podcast - A podcast about writing, publishing, and everything in between! First episode of November and some of you are probably 1/6 of the way into NaNoWriMo.  If so, you no doubt know just significant your involvement in writing communities can be with help, support, and encouragement.  But writing communities aren’t just for when NaNoWriMo rolls around and no one knows that better than our guest on today’s podcast, Miri Baker.  We got to talk to Miri about her extensive history and experience in all kinds of groups and oh boy did she have some great stories!  Miri also offered us some sage wisdom for those looking to get more involved in their communities or even just find one to join.  You can (and should) check her on her socials, linked below. We Make Books is hosted by Rekka Jay and Kaelyn Considine; Rekka is a published author and Kaelyn is an editor and together they are going to take you through what goes into getting a book out of your head, on to paper, in to the hands of a publisher, and finally on to book store shelves. We Make Books is a podcast for writer and publishers, by writers and publishers and we want to hear from our listeners! Hit us up on our social media, linked below, and send us your questions, comments, concerns, and what your reactions and theories were when you first saw Azula at the end of Season One of Avatar. We hope you enjoy We Make Books! Twitter: @WMBCast  |  @KindofKaelyn  |  @BittyBittyZap Instagram: @WMBCast  Patreon.com/WMBCast Find Miri at: Twitter: @MiriBaker Website: https://miribaker.com         Kaelyn: 00:00   Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of the We Make Books podcast, a show about writing, publishing and everything in between. I am Kaelyn Considine and I'm the acquisitions editor for Parvus Press. Rekka: 00:09   And I'm Rekka. I write science fiction and fantasy as RJ Theodore. Kaelyn: 00:13   So a couple exciting things here. Let's do first and foremost. Rekka: 00:19   Yeah, I mean this is, this is a big day. We've been telling you that you about - Kaelyn: 00:22   This is a milestone. Rekka: 00:23   Yes, you can, you know, if you've been listening that we have been asking for support@patreon.com/WMBcast and someone's heard us. Kaelyn: 00:33   Someone's heard us. We have our first patron. Thank you so much to Robert McAdams. Rekka: 00:37   Our first patron, uh, who, you know, went online and found value in what we're giving out here on this show and the guidance and everything. And so it's just fantastic. Kaelyn: 00:48   Means a lot to us. Rekka: 00:49   It really does. So thank you. And, um, if you would like to join in and also participate in that support, you can go to patreon.com/WMBcast. Kaelyn: 00:58   Um, second exciting thing. We have a guest on this episode. Rekka: 01:01   We have kidnapped someone. Wait, no, the lawyers are telling me, I can't say we kidnapped somebody. Kaelyn: 01:04   She came here of her own will. Rekka: 01:06   She might've been coerced with pizza. Kaelyn: 01:08   And we did let her leave eventually. So I think essentially that doesn't really count. Rekka: 01:13   I mean we got gotta we got the airline in on our whole conspiracy to keep her longer. Kaelyn: 01:18   Miri had quite a hard time trying to get outta here. Rekka: 01:20   So there it is. Miri Baker is our guests today. Uh, this is a friend of mine that I met through Twitter. Um, and then we met in person, uh, about a year before this recording at um, world fantasy con in Baltimore. And we have just been peas in a pod since we started talking. And Miri is a fantastic person, a fantastic writer, fantastic cosplay costumer. Like there is no - Kaelyn: 01:47   Astounding. Rekka: 01:48   Miri is kind of like me and that like she will say, I want to topple that and then go topple it. And um, so Miri is just a fantastic human being and as happens with fantastic human beings, they make friends. And, um, so Miri is here to talk to us today about the writing community. Um, the different forms that can take Miri's experience with which extends over half her life. Kaelyn: 02:13   Yes. Um, you'll hear some stories in this episode. She has been not shy about getting involved in things right from the get go. Rekka: 02:20   Yeah. And, um, and the value that she finds in that, and I think it's important because, uh, writing tends to be a very solitary act, but I think we've talked about before in other episodes that you need support from the outside and there are different kinds of support and Miri talks about what they are and where she's found them and the recommendations and some tips and tricks from that. Kaelyn: 02:43   You know, um, it can be a little intimidating to uh, dip your toe in the water here and a Miri's got a lot of thoughts on why it shouldn't be. Rekka: 02:50   Absolutely. Kaelyn: 02:51   Even if you are still intimidated, some, uh, suggestions and advice for how to mitigate that. So, um, we had a really great time talking to Miri. We'll probably, definitely have her back again in the future. Rekka: 03:01   Almost certainly. Kaelyn: 03:03   Almost certainly. Rekka: 03:04   And yeah, Miri is just fantastic. And here comes the evidence Speaker 2:       03:15   [inaudible] Kaelyn: 03:24   There's going to be awesome, uh, a mulled, things to drink. Rekka: 03:29   There's a uh, oh, what do you call it? The thing that I have been doing and the word is not soaking. Kaelyn: 03:37   I mean, soaking is not wrong. Rekka: 03:41   It is literally technically correct. The best kind of correct. However, not the word I was looking for. Well, um, uh, an infused bourbon. Kaelyn: 03:48   Yes. Rekka: 03:49   And I basically took mulling spices and - Kaelyn: 03:51   I'm very excited. Rekka: 03:52   And it smells amazing. So, um, if you can't tell we were recording this on or close to Halloween. Kaelyn: 03:57   Yes. We're very excited about this. Miri:    03:59   A lifestyle. Rekka: 04:00   Yes. And so as we have, um, a company in one of these company happened to be another writer in my circle of writing know, know these peoples, yeah. Kaelyn: 04:11   I mean petition to officially change communities to Circle of Know These People's, Rekka: 04:16   I mean that's obviously going to be the episode title. Now we've hit it already. Miri:    04:19   Yes. Humans. I am also a people. Rekka: 04:22   So, um, why don't you introduce yourself, A People as you claim to be, and we'll get into actually doing this episode so we can get to actually eating all the food that we've just mentioned. Miri:    04:33   It's delicious, delicious food. Hello everyone. My name is Miri Baker. I write fantasy for adults and weird fantasy, paranormal, sometimes Gothic whatever nonsense for middle grades and young adult. And I am just about to be working on a middle-grade Gothic for one of my very favorite things of the year in National Novel Writing Month, which I'm sure no one on this program has ever heard of before. Rekka: 04:55   Definitely not. Kaelyn: 04:56   We didn't talk about this at length two weeks ago for sure. Miri:    05:00   So we wanted to talk about, um, sort of one of the side benefits of NaNoWriMo and um, lots of other venues of writing with other people. Speaker 1:       05:09   Yeah. We haven't actually said what we're talking about in this episode yet. Rekka: 05:13   It didn't people listen to the intro? Kaelyn: 05:13   Well, there's an intro, but I'm, you know. Rekka: 05:15   We always assume that they are all with it and together they're like obviously we were up all night talking and just chatting last night. So we can't make, do good words. Kaelyn: 05:25   We're talking about writing communities today. Rekka: 05:27   And Miri has fingers in many writing community pots. Miri:    05:30   Extensive interactions. Rekka: 05:33   Miri washes her hands by the way. Miri:    05:35   Yes, human I do wash my hands. Kaelyn: 05:37   Yeah. So, um, why don't you tell us a little bit about like some of the communities you're in an active in? Miri:    05:44   Yeah, so I've been involved in local and online NaNoWriMo communities since 2005. I have held regional in-person write-ins. I hold zoom, uh, online write-ins I'm participate in online Slack groups, uh, writing Twitter. We all know about writing Twitter. Kaelyn: 06:04   We do. Miri:    06:04   I have dug up coworkers in my tech organization who I found out also, write. And taking them out to cafes where we also write. Rekka: 06:10   Necromancy is going to be a theme, by the way, when she's digging up people like, let's just assume she means literally. Miri:    06:17   Look, there's a skeleton inside you right now that wants to be free. Let's see. I have attended the writing excuses retreat workshop. Which is held on a boat. And that means that you can't get away from your community unless you just go hide in one of the many wonderful looks on the ship. And I'm several online Slack groups, discords etc. Etc. Rekka: 06:36   So if there are people you will find them. Miri:    06:39   And dig them up. Rekka: 06:41   And dig them up [laughs] reanimate them if necessary. So start with like your first intro into, I think it is going to be the NaNoWriMo story or yeah, so the Kaelyn was excited for the story. So let's get - Kaelyn: 06:52   It's a good story. Rekka: 06:52   She twitching until you tell this story. So go ahead. Miri:    06:55   It even goes back a little bit further than we were talking about before the show. So I don't know if anyone remembers Gaia online, but there was a writers' forum on Gaia online and that's where I first found out about NaNoWriMo. I think it was June, 2005 something like that. And I had clicked over to the NaNoWriMo forums, reading the NaNo wisdoms thread, looking at all these hilarious mistakes people made and then posted to drag themselves. And I went to my mom and yes, I was 12 at the time, to level set, went my mom and said, "Mom, there are people on the internet and they write a book in a month and it sounds really cool and I want to do it." And her response as a good mother is like, "Yes sweetie, that sounds interesting. That could be fun." "And some of them meet up in our town and I want to go meet them." "I'm sorry you what?" And I distinctly remember forming this whole contract of all the chores I would do and all the good. I was already a good kid. Miri:    07:45   I didn't actually have a whole lot of leverage here to get my mom to take me to this in person, pre November meetup. And she finally agreed to, I found out later that she messaged our ML and said, Hey, my kid wants to come to this thing. It's not going to be a problem. Like I can tell her no, that's fine. And my ML said no, that's great. We'd love to meet her. That's, that'll be fun. So we go to this little coffee shop that we did not even know existed, uh, less than two miles from our house. And we're waiting in the parking lot because they're getting late opening and she's looking around looking for weird people and readers, she, she did find weird people, but she also found some - Kaelyn: 08:20   I'm sorry, from an internet group? Miri:    08:21   No! Um, but also just people getting someone from the local theater group that she knew and it's like, Oh, Pam, uh, I didn't know you wrote. And she's like, Oh, I do. I do. I write. And she did a little bit. And by the end of that first meetup, we had convinced my mother to do NaNoWriMo and then we slowly convinced the rest of my family to do NaNoWriMo and hosted regional meetups at our house. And now we have both been doing and winning NaNoWriMo for 15 years, and neither of us can blink first.   Kaelyn: 08:53   So, all right, who is going to give up first eventually down the line? Miri:    08:59   Oh. Oh. I don't want to think about that. Kaelyn: 09:03   All right, well keep us posted every year. We're going to check in. Miri:    09:06   Sounds good. I, to be fair, I'm the person whose life is going to go through more stage changes between now and whenever. So it's likely to be me, but I'm going to put that one off as long as possible. Kaelyn: 09:19   Alright. Rekka: 09:19   Refuse to believe. Miri:    09:20   Yeah. Kaelyn: 09:22   So, um, you've been active in writing communities, this kind of thing for over half of your life. Miri:    09:28   Yes. Kaelyn: 09:29   That's, that's a lot. So no, but like you keep going back to it. So obviously it's something that's really important in, you know, your writing and your career as a writer. So, but it's also time consuming. Miri:    09:43   Yes. Rekka: 09:44   But still important. So can you talk about that, like what it is that makes you still take the time to do all of these things? Miri:    09:52   Yeah, I think a lot of it does go back to that first nano group. I was, I was 12, I was the only person younger than 21 in that group. And it was the first time I felt like I'm having a conversation with a bunch of adults as a peer, we're all in this thing together. I can contribute, we can all have these shared jokes and kind of build that relationship. And there's something about writing communities where you don't quite have to do small talk in the same way. You can just skip straight to what are you working on, what are you writing? And you learn so much more interesting stuff about somebody in a very short time when they're answering that question. So it's sort of a fast track to friendship has been my experience with it. And after that you have this, this group of people who understand something that's actually very weird in the grand scheme of things that humans spend their time on a, it's like, Oh, I'm making up stories, but it's, it's being made up wrong. How do I deal with this? Um, and just that level of understanding of listening, of getting to know people on this very kind of deep level almost immediately is something that I've sort of been chasing the highest I've ever since. Kaelyn: 11:02   Okay. Rekka: 11:03   So you've chased it into many directions. You manage to be a participant in all of these almost simultaneously with the exception of Writing Excuses cruise. Because what will, with the exception of the Writing Excuses Retreat, because you're on a cruise ship with terrible wifi, so you can't participate in all the others at the same time. But um, all those things you listed, like you, you have an ongoing relationship with all those communities pretty much throughout the year, even if they are time basedevents. So why so many, I mean semper majus but you know like why, what do you get out of each one? Like are there different aspects that you're getting or some of them more for professional advice are some of them more for like bonding, friendships, emotional support. Like - Kaelyn: 11:56   Yeah. Rekka: 11:56   I'm listing things that I know are part of community. Um, I'm leading the witness. But yeah, like talk about like why so many groups and like could you give up one, I mean like, could you pick a favorite? You know, stuff like that. Miri:    12:09   Yeah. It's interesting cause I don't think I've ever thought about specifically what I'm getting from each one that's different. But there definitely are things. Obviously writing Twitter is a little bit more of a shout into the world brand building, sort of - Rekka: 12:22   If we scream into the void together, we're not alone. Miri:    12:24   Exactly. Yeah. Um, why didn't that, um, the ability to passively keep up with what's going on or what's not going on? Kind of pick up all the pieces there. Uh, and that is, you know, where some of my deeper relationships have formed. For example, I just kind of showed up in Rekka's DMS one day. Kaelyn: 12:44   This is true. Miri:    12:44   But I definitely see Twitter as a place where relationships start, but it's a little bit harder for them to deepen. And then I've got Slack communities where depending on the makeup of the Slack community, it could be more professional advice oriented or more emotional support oriented or just everybody key smashing in a very collective supportive way, which is an underrated form of community I find. And then in the Writing Excuses Cruise, the part of that that's really good is that you are spending, you know, 24 hours a day minus whenever you turn into a pumpkin and hide under a tablecloth somewhere with these people. So you form those much deeper relationships very quickly. And then that alumni group is much more close to knit in a shorter time and continues to do in person meetups at conventions or digital write-ins and Hangouts throughout the year. So there's a slightly different tone, like I'm more likely to know that someone I've met in person has kids for example, which is something that might not come up on the internet. And that just gives me something else to talk about. Another point of experience that, that they're drawing on that I can draw on too. Rekka: 13:50   So as being part of all these online communities, then you can take this into this one space that we left off that initial list I think, but we did talk about before we were, I'm planning the episode is now you can go to a writing conference and what does that do and like how does that defer or how was that built in? Miri:    14:10   Yeah, it's, it's been a really important part of definitely feeling the community and being able to talk to people. I know humans bad. Yes, human. I'm also a human, but my first conference, for example, world con San Jose, I would not have gone to if I didn't know someone who was going to be there and who told me, Hey, I have an extra spot in my hotel room. Kaelyn: 14:31   So wait, your first conference was Worldcon San Jose? Miri:    14:34   Writing conference, yeah. Kaelyn: 14:34   Writing conference, that's like, that's a dive into the deep end. Miri:    14:38   My first convention at all was DragonCon. Rekka: 14:41   Yeah. It was just, for Miri, that was walking backwards. Miri:    14:46   Yeah. So someone invited me into their room, which meant if all else failed, I had friend or at least one place to go hide. And then of course there were other people in the room and I got to know them and they were awesome and I was invited along to dinner where we're meeting even more people or I'm introducing, Oh Hey, there's this person that I met on writing excuses is going to be here. Anybody want to come out for ice cream with us? And just sort of forming those natural connections. And it's really easy to think like, yes, I will learn my way into the hotel room with the fancy people. And that's, that's, that's, that's just so much energy y'all, that's not an efficient way to go about it. In addition to the other obvious problems but - Rekka: 15:28   Also slimy. Miri:    15:30   But also there's the, I'm in person, I can present myself in a more immediate way than I can online. Like I can have all of the goth paraphernalia on my personal profiles as I want, but if I'm just out on Twitter, that doesn't always come through. Whereas one of my actually local writer friendships I made at a conference because I was wearing some kind of nonsensical doc Martins and another wonderful writer was also wearing kind of nonsensical doc Martins and we are now bonded for life. Kaelyn: 16:01   I think that's definitely how that, yeah. Rekka: 16:03   Yeah. I've had a lot of people approach me at conferences because of the earrings I'm wearing and they just, I don't know if it's really that they see the earrings and they have to go talk to the person who wears those earrings. But it definitely gives you like, like I can talk to you about something. Kaelyn: 16:16   Yeah. Rekka: 16:17   When you have in your, when your brand is out there and you're, you know, displaying something that is interesting in some way. But then also, yeah, you find other people who know exactly. You know what you're about when you're wearing them and then they just walk up to you and they don't even have to say anything. They just, you know, this person can stick their, their foot out and you see the shoes and you're like, all right, cool. Kaelyn: 16:37   Yes. Rekka: 16:38   So I'll see you. Yes. Miri:    16:39   My people. Rekka: 16:40   We are - Kaelyn: 16:40   I found my clan. Rekka: 16:41   Yes. So, so aside from, um, having someone to go have ice cream with, you know, like what, where do those relationships go after the conference is over? Miri:    16:53   I think I'm still in a phase of figuring that out, but there's definitely sticking around on Twitter, being able to engage in more conversations, generally knowing more of what's going on because I know more people who know what's going on.uh, there is always so much going on and I've, I mean, if we want to go super transactional, whether it's like I met this person who introduced me to these people who introduced me to this community and I can just trace this back to that one hotel room in San Jose. Kaelyn: 17:20   Well, that's, I mean, and we've talked about this previously on this. There's, I think there's like this weird guilt of like showing up to conferences and with this idea of like, I'm not just here to network, but it is okay to go to conferences and meet people that you're hoping to work with or to develop a professional relationship with in the future. And you know, conferences are a great place to do that. Rekka: 17:41   Yeah. I mean Miri used the word transactional, like yeah, if you go in with the attitude of what can you give me in exchange what I can give you, then your networking is not going to grow organically in the way that you're describing. Um, you are going to have to claw and fight for every business card that you get because you're going to be putting off that like used car salesman vibe that everyone in the room can smell. Miri:    18:07   Um, yes - Kaelyn: 18:08   It's smells like weird cologne and plasticky suits. Rekka: 18:11   Yeah. And that new car smell, air freshener, that does not smell like new car. Um, but when you go in and sincerely and then you have a great conversation and you realize like, Oh, I need, I want to go attend this programming for example, then it's okay, do you have a card? Because like I am desperate not to like lose this connection that we just made as opposed to like whipping out the card before you even get your name pronounced all the way. Like I guess that's where you visually, that's the definition of transactional for me. It's like, I'm, I'm here to give you my card. If you've ever been to a, um, a trade show that's, uh, like, uh, electronics trade show or security trade show or all this kind of stuff that I've attended where people leap out into though aisles to scan your badge, that is the like extreme end. But that's kind of what that feels like. Where someone's looking like, I know what book you wrote, I'm going to talk to you. Do you know an agent for me? I'm like - Kaelyn: 19:11   No, that's, yeah. Kaelyn: 19:12   Yeah. Kaelyn: 19:13   But other good communities. Rekka: 19:14   So yeah, we have, we have to touch on how to be the good community. Kaelyn: 19:19   You know what, and that's actually, you know, a thing too that we can talk about too is bad community participants and people who maybe aren't improving the community by their presence. It's a thing that happens. Miri:    19:36   It is. Kaelyn: 19:37   And it's something that, you know, you don't want to be that one in the community. Um, so you know, in your experience, because you're in a lot of these communities, what would you say, like how should you come to the table and what should you not bring to the table in terms of expectations and why you're there and behavior and behavior? Miri:    20:00   So there are two sides of this. I think the obvious one is don't be a jerk. Well that, I mean rule number one, right? But there's the specific implications of that here are don't only show up when there's something out there for you. Like it's very easy to tell when somebody is only in a community for the perks or maybe advanced reading copies of something show up occasionally or maybe, Hey, there's this cool opportunity that I'm extending to you, my community first. If somebody only shows up in those moments, you're like, all right, okay. Um, and then if, if they don't show up in the times when other people in the need them or want their input or just want that connection. Um, the other side of it is, and this is more of a, I guess like caution, I would warn against showing up only to be helpful and only two be seen being helpful only to be seen being helpful only to hope that you can give enough and do enough that the important people in the community will notice you and you can, you can do a lot of genuinely helpful things under that motivation and you can feel very good about it for a little while, but it'll just never end up being enough. Miri:    21:29   So there's the side of this that's, you know, try not to engage in a community just because of the fancy people or whatever you think you can get out of it, but also don't completely discount your own wants and needs as part of being part of that community. Kaelyn: 21:42   That's a good thing you brought up. You know, an interesting thing is the power dynamic of like the important people in the community. There are going to be important people in any community you go into. Miri:    21:52   There always are. Miri:    21:54   And I think some people, you're right, we'll come in with a need to ingratiate themselves to said group, but you know, at the end of the day you still are in this community for a reason. And do you need to get something out of it as well? Rekka: 22:07   I do see, um, for instance like between the three Nebulas that I've gone to, there are obvious like high school reunion feelings from a lot of - Kaelyn: 22:20   Oh absolutely. Rekka: 22:21   Family reunion, like in a positive way. I know like some people go, Oh, high school reunion. I mean like the positive aspects where you get to see someone that you only see on these occasions because we are spread out all over the place online. So, um, you knew if you go and you are not creating relationships that the next time you see that person, their face is going to light up to see you, like maybe rethink your approach. Miri:    22:46   You're, you're missing an opportunity. You're missing the key opportunity of these impersonal events and they're not for everyone. They're expensive there. There are lots of reasons to not engage, but if you are engaging, take advantage of that. Rekka: 23:00   Yeah. And people will want to help you and you know, you will, you will go to them like you go to friends because they are your friends now you know when you need support and it's not in the like, you know, Hey, I, you know, where you have to add, like we'll pay a fee in the same statement because you're looking for help and nobody knows who you are. Miri:    23:18   Yeah. Rekka: 23:18   You know, like if you just, you go into these communities and like just let yourself fall all the way on like memory foam, you know, like these, I mean then maybe that's a better analogy than I meant. Um, you know. Kaelyn: 23:32   It's got layers. I like that. Rekka: 23:34   Well it's got layers. So the community remembers you as long as you keep showing up to leave your impression. Kaelyn: 23:40   Yes. Rekka: 23:41   Leave a good impressio, a healthy impression. Be a good human if you are a human. Miri:    23:45   Yes, human. Kaelyn: 23:47   So, you know, the conferences, aside conferences are a once a year thing, you know, you go there, great. You meet people, you see people you don't always get to see, but then you're done and you leave. What you're actually using and interacting with more are your online writing communities. So when you're having a problem, when you're, you know, stuck on something, you're feeling unmotivated, that's who you're going to go to. So do you have like an example or a story you can tell us about? Like, you know, something you, one of your communities, your writing communities has helped you work through. Miri:    24:20   Yeah. I, I think recently I've been a little bit more on the rah, rah, you can do it side because what's better when you're feeling unmotivated than to try and motivate someone else? Um, this is how we create value, right? But I definitely had a book that I've since put aside for a little while that was just kicking my ass for about three years. And I had friends who had been my friends through all of that time or who came in midstream and went, Oh wow, you've been kind of working on this for awhile. And I don't even remember a specific time, but just being able to pop up in one of the channels and say like, Hey, I'm really feeling it today. Miri:    24:52   Like I want to be writing and I'm just not, and it's terrible. And having a bunch of people not necessarily go the shallow like, Oh no, you can do it. But like, yup. Sucks. I understand. Just the like onslot of we see you, we hear you, we've been through it. Um, and since we've been through it, you can see what it looks like to get through it to the other side. It's just the constant parade of examples of all of us on this wacky sign wave of I'm the best writer ever. No wait, I'm the worst writer ever. Kaelyn: 25:26   Are you implying that writers have emotions that fluctuate quite a bit? Because I've never encountered it. Rekka: 25:35   And you remind me that uh, there's that phrase like you are, you're comparing your rehearsal to someone else's, like - Miri:    25:43   Performance. Rekka: 25:44   Performance and stuff like that. Miri:    25:45   And when you're in this community to that level, like you get to see other people's rehearsals as well. And it kind of helps, you know, it's like, Oh, if the person who wrote my no favorite and novella of 2017 is just sitting here key smashing about how words are hard, yo, then maybe I'm okay, maybe it's fine. Well it's, if I got, never underestimate the power of just a repeated, sustained stream of cat gif. Kaelyn: 26:11   Okay. Rekka: 26:12   Distraction when you need it. Miri:    26:13   Yeah. Yeah. Rekka: 26:14   Cuteness when you need it. Warm fuzzy thoughts and you know, taking torches to the brain weasles. Miri:    26:20   Yep. And then also like you, you mentioned a little bit earlier, just like people who know what's going on. Miri:    26:26   And sometimes you think you are in a struggle completely alone that might be like related to the business of the industry itself. And you go to your community and find out like, Oh no, I am not the only one going through this. And that other person that you find going through this realizes, Oh, I'm not the only one going this. And then you can all join hands and care, bear stare at something and fix it. Kaelyn: 26:47   So, you know, along those lines of people realizing they're not the only ones going through something, someone who's maybe like looking are interested in getting involved in writing communities. What do you suggest? What do you recommend going about doing this? Where do you start looking for the, for the community that's right for you? Miri:    27:06   Yeah. It's a hard question because a lot of what we've been saying is, Oh, just go make friends and I know I have to go straight to the inner sanctum. Yeah. And especially I was just out of college, you know, doing that. Oh gosh, how do I make friends as an adult thing? It was like, yes, I will just pick friends from the friend tree. That sounds reasonable. Rekka: 27:24   Um, well maybe I think Old Navy has seasonal sales on friends. Miri:    27:28   Yeah, I think so. The buy one get one is the deal you want to wait for. Rekka: 27:30   Yep. Miri:    27:31   But I think it starts from whatever platforms you're most comfortable interacting on or most familiar with. Kaelyn: 27:39   Okay. Miri:    27:40   And because then you sort of don't have to take on the burden of learning. Um, for example, Twitter. Twitter is an acquired language and it's an acquired language that varies by community and there is a lot to be said for working and learning the norms before you're trying to I guess, speak that language. So I was, I was a longtime lurker on Twitter before I showed up in Rekka's DMs. Um, so it, it can be, it can be very slow. Uh, if you can just go to an event and meet people in person, uh, not everyone can again, for many reasons, but that tends to be the fast track. Rekka: 28:18   But that's sort of like starting from the outside and working your way in. Another way to do that with far less costs would be like to start at the NaNoWriMo forums. Miri:    28:25   Yes. Rekka: 28:26   Because that is expected that strangers will show up and start talking to them, um, as opposed to like suddenly finding access to someone's private Slack group showing up one day and everyone goes how did this person get here? Do I know this person? And even, and even that, if you're starting from nothing, it's even hard to do that. Kaelyn: 28:46   Yeah. Miri:    28:47   The NaNoWriMo forums are great for that there where I spent a lot of time between ages 12 and 18 and look in the other places that you already are. Cause there might be a writer there. There's, there probably is. We're there . Rekka: 29:01   You mentioned coworkers - Kaelyn: 29:02   They're pretty, pretty prolific, you guys are popping up in weird places that I'm - Miri:    29:09   Like daisies. Kaelyn: 29:10   I am very surprised in talking to people as soon as I mention anything about like I work in publishing either, Oh I've written something or I know someone who's written something. There's, there's a lot of, and I feel like there that a lot of isolated writers who just kind of write at home like, Hey, if that's, you know, if that's what works for you, that's great. But to any isolated writers that may be listening to this, there are groups of you, what do we call a group of writers? A Confusion? Miri:    29:38   A Murder. I've used flock a few times. Kaelyn: 29:43   A Complication of writers. Rekka: 29:46   An Anxiety of Writers. Miri:    29:47   Oooooooh. Kaelyn: 29:48   An Anxiety. Yeah. Nailed it. That's it. Miri:    29:51   That's it Kaelyn: 29:51   Yes. So, um, there are Anixieties of Writers. Miri:    29:55   So many. Kaelyn: 29:57   Out in the wild. Rekka: 30:01   I feel like I've reached my peak self. Kaelyn: 30:04   Nope, Rekka's we can just stop the podcast. It's not this, thank you everyone. This has been wonderful, but it's not going to get better than that, so we're just going to leave. Miri:    30:12   We're going to be very nervous about it. Kaelyn: 30:15   Um, but yeah, there, there are so many, like writers are everywhere. Um, go find them. Miri:    30:21   Yeah. I like take my mom as an example. Her writing community came from her kid wanting to do NaNoWriMo. Kaelyn: 30:28   And she stumbled into it. Miri:    30:30   Um, I, I didn't find out until that point that my nap time when I was little, which had gone on weirdly long and turned into my, just go to your room and be quiet and read time was my mom's writing time. I just never knew. It never came up. And I definitely consider myself really lucky to have stumbled across the NaNoWriMo forums because that was that first community that was the people who treated me like adults. That was the people who showed me that, Oh, it's, it's not just me because I was the weird kid. I think writing is a large collective of the weird kids because you, you stick with the imaginary friends thing way longer than is socially acceptable. And from having that community and feeling that I started plucking other isolated writers that I noticed out of my high school, out of my tech job, out of my college. Anyone I talked to, if you've ever met me ever on the street, if it's been more than 20 minutes, you've probably heard about writing, you've probably heard about NaNoWriMo. Just because going from going from nothing to something is such a big jump that it doesn't even necessarily matter what that something is. Miri:    31:41   Um, going back to using the communities you're already part of, maybe they're totally different. I used to be very involved in the Avatar, The Last Airbender fan community back in the 10 months. Kaelyn: 31:47   A worthy pursuit of your time. Miri:    31:49   Such a good community. Kaelyn: 31:50   We're going to talk about that later. Miri:    31:52   I was so excited in the 10 months between seasons one and two, mind you, we had just seen a Azula's face for the first time and we didn't know who she was. It was great. And I was on this theories forum and saw somebody else's forum, a signature who had never talked to that said writing a novel back in December and I'm like, aha, I see you. I have found one and I sent her a private message and you know, we're both like 13 flooding into the DM, sliding into the DMS before it was cool. We're both 13 - Kaelyn: 32:23   Or before it existed. Miri:    32:24   Yeah. We eventually convinced our parents to let us talk on the phone and then we both convinced our parents to take us to DragonCon that year, which I'm still not very clear on - Kaelyn: 32:34   You have really cool parents. Miri:    32:36   I have pretty cool parents. Yes. My name is Miri Baker. I am literally named after the Star Trek character, literally. Kaelyn: 32:43   All right. Yup. Miri:    32:44   Okay. I'm still not clear on how the dragon con thing happened because my parents are cool, but they're also very introverted and now my family has visited her family on vacation. Our moms went to New York city together for their 50th birthday. Kaelyn: 32:58   That is so sweet. Miri:    32:59   Like she's going to be in my ways and it was just me going, I know what this person is talking about. Rekka: 33:07   But that speaks to the depth that you get to with these communities if you do them sincerely. Miri:    33:11   Yeah. Yeah. And the other thing, if you're, if you're in these other communities like maybe you're really interested in, I don't know, model rockets, I guarantee you there's someone in that model rocket community who writes science fiction. Rekka: 33:23   Yeah. Miri:    33:24   Or romance. And even if you're not the person who's going to slide into a stranger's DMS, just signal. Speaker 1:       33:31   Yeah. Miri:    33:31   Do the internet version of wearing pins on your jacket though. Kaelyn: 33:34   It's funny cause I always think there should be something you can just like put - Kaelyn: 33:38   Yeah, just be like I write things, somebody, if anyone wants to talk to me about it. Miri:    33:44   There's a standard emoji lower left fountain pen that I've found to be very useful for that. Kaelyn: 33:49   That's yeah, we should make that a thing. If you're involved in writing, that can be your little signal. Miri:    33:54   It's a thing now. Kaelyn: 33:56   And a something next to it that's like and yes, please talk to me about it. Rekka: 34:01   Like green checkmark, smiley face. Kaelyn: 34:03   I am open to conversation. Rekka: 34:05   So what happens if you can't find a community like you are seeking and you do not uncover groups in your area or you do not uncover forums that it feel welcoming to you? Miri:    34:17   Uh, you start your own. Um, because I was the only child in my, in my NaNoWriMo group, I just started talking about it at school and I was in middle school or don't, don't be a middle schooler. That's my advice. Rekka: 34:33   Yeah, skip that entirely. Miri:    34:35   Don't, don't be in middle school. But it was weird enough and different enough that people would notice like, Oh Miri has an awful lot of colors of ink on the right side of her right hand this month. And sometimes people will ask, sometimes you get to be that person who's like, look what I am doing. If your place of employment has any kind of social channels or listservs. Rekka: 34:57   A bulletin board made of cork. Miri:    34:59   A bulletin board made of cork. Kaelyn: 35:01   A yes, an actual bulletin board. Miri:    35:03   A thing that humans used. Rekka: 35:05   I just want to be clear, I'm not talking about internet bulletin board. Miri:    35:08   Yeah. Physical place bulletin boards. I've had success just sending out messages into those voids? Not quite voids of Hey there's this thing, it's NaNoWriMo or I will be, I will be writing at this cafe at this time. I would love for you to join me. Miri:    35:28   Yup. And creating that place where people can come if they want to and you'll still be there doing your thing if they don't. I really enjoy that because if I am in charge of planning something I lose hours of sleep over it. It could be an act of God and Oh no, there was an earthquake, nobody had fun and it's all my fault. But if I'm doing something anyway and I can say I am doing this, I have done all the work of planning it, it is very low key. I would love for you to join me. That creates a very easy space for somebody who's isolated or hasn't even really jumped in, has just thought maybe I would write something that's something I could do to show up and bam. You have ducklings? Rekka: 36:11   Yes. Kaelyn: 36:11   Gooslings? Miri:    36:12   HONK! Kaelyn: 36:12   Ah, okay. Yup. Rekka: 36:15   The zeitgeist is strong in this podcast - Miri:    36:17   I was wearing my honkus ponkus shirt. Rekka: 36:18   In three years, will anyone know what that meant? Kaelyn: 36:21   Does it matter? Miri:    36:23   We don't. We are all the goose. Rekka: 36:23   We don't want that negativity in our future. Miri:    36:25   The goose without a name. Kaelyn: 36:26   Yes. Miri:    36:27   A goose has no title. Rekka: 36:28   So before we wrap up, what are favorite things about the writing community? Miri:    36:33   My favorite part. Uh, the thing that really makes it worthwhile to being in these communities and make these connections is being able to see and genuinely celebrate the successes of our peers. And they don't have to be these huge successes of, Oh, I got this massive book deal, or Oh, I've landed my dream agent. Sometimes the success, and especially if you're this isolated writer kind of doing your own thing in the corner. Sometimes the success is, I wrote a sentence today and it that she's laughing, but this is so true. Speaker 1:       37:06   Yeah, no, no, I get it because sometimes my successes are, I edited a sentence today. Rekka: 37:11   All right, we're all on the same page. Kaelyn: 37:13   There's the occasional one that gets very tricky and - Miri:    37:17   Okay, from the outside that doesn't seem like a success. So why would you celebrate it? But in these communities, if you're saying maybe people you look up to or people you would just never seen that side of go, I wrote a sentence today and it was the hardest thing I've ever done and everybody cheers and you understand that, Oh wait one, we're, we're just writers or I'll just writers here and two - Rekka: 37:39   Human writers. Miri:    37:39   Human writers, definitely human writers. Kaelyn: 37:41   Carbon-based for sure. Miri:    37:43   And two: maybe I've been comparing my day to day trying to write, trying to do whatever to everybody else's curated social network. These are the highlights of my life moments. Whereas within the community you see other people's normal carbon-based human life moments and being able to celebrate your friends successes and even celebrate, you know, your friends huge successes. Rekka: 38:15   Yeah. Miri:    38:15   Without just wanting to be seen, celebrating them. And it builds that sense of - Rekka: 38:21   A Slack chat full of high fives. Miri:    38:22   It's a slack chat full of high fives, right. Or just, you know, ta-da emoji or whatever it is. Um, it really does feel like that that group coming together and just being happy for each other. [inaudible] and I feel like that's something we could, we could all stand to do more of it. Kaelyn: 38:43   Yes. Rekka: 38:43   Yes. So I like on that note, we do have a party to get to. Kaelyn: 38:48   Yes. Kaelyn: 38:49   Yeah. So it's, Oh, any last thoughts closing things that one piece of advice that you would give anyone looking to join a writing community? Let's, let's go with that. Miri:    38:59   Ooh, just one. Kaelyn: 39:00   Just one. If you could only - Rekka: 39:01   Wear skeleton doc Martens. Miri:    39:02   Absolutely. Kaelyn: 39:03   If you could only offer one piece of advice. Miri:    39:06   One piece of advice, if you're looking to join a writing community, be both open to getting involved in anything that you may see at the edges of your existing communities. Be it a link that somebody sent you or that the one weird cousin posted on Facebook. Just be looking. And at the same time as you're looking, find a way that feels natural to you to signal that you would like to be involved. And that lets other people like me who will slide into your DMS a have that hook to pull you in. Kaelyn: 39:36   Miri is actively recruiting. Miri:    39:39   Constantly, always. Kaelyn: 39:42   So, okay, well thanks so much for talking to us. Miri:    39:46   Oh, thank you. Kaelyn: 39:48   There's a, there's a party to get to and there's couple pumpkin's that need to be carved. Rekka: 39:51   Before we get to the mulled bourbon, um, where can people find you online? Miri:    39:55   Yeah, you can find me, well, uh, since we have established that I apparently every writing community elemental, uh, the most reliable way is going to be @MiriBaker on Twitter. I also have a website MiriBaker.com that currently just redirect to @MiriBaker on Twitter and I appear occasionally in the NaNoWriMo forums as MiriMirror, which was a very funny Snow White joke when I made the account in 2005. Rekka: 40:20   Sure. It's still very fun to - Kaelyn: 40:22   It holds up. Miri:    40:22   Yeah. Thank you. Kaelyn: 40:23   Yeah. Well thank you so much again and um, we'll see everyone in two weeks. Kaelyn: 40:28   Absolutely. Kaelyn: 40:29   Thank you all. Kaelyn: 40:31   Thanks everyone for joining us for another episode of We Make Books. If you have any questions that you want answered in future episodes or just have questions in general, remember, you can find us on Twitter @WMBcast, same for Instagram or WMBcast.com if you find value in the content that we provide, we would really appreciate your support at patreon.com/WMBcast. If you can't provide financial support, we totally understand and what you could really do to help us is spread the word about this podcast. You can do that by sharing a particular episode with a friend who can find it useful, or if you leave a rating and review at iTunes, it will feed that algorithm and help other people find our podcast too. Of course, you can always retweet our episodes on Twitter. Thank you so much for listening and we will talk to you soon.  

Today Richie Marschean comes back into the studio with Frankie, Scott and Richard. They talk about Richie's random predicaments, anthropomorphic food mascots, haunted houses (oooOOOOH), and the many trials of working out. So join us on this spoopy episode of 17 MG and get your fix! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paradoja/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paradoja/support

This week on Rider Love, we bask in the warmish glow of the very first Reiwa Rider, Kamen Rider Zero-One! We’ll spend an inordinate amount of time breaking down episodes 1 & 2, picking our new faves and trying to understand Aruto’s terrible jokes. Then it’s time to find out what y’all thought of the premiere in Listener Feedback! Plus some Scans leaked and we get a peak at ANOTHER Rider?! Oooooooh   1:05 – Opening 6:30 – News 22:13 – Spoiler Train! 28:57 – Zero-One 01 1:23:56 - Zero-One 02 2:01:44 - Listener Feedback   Website: www.RiderLovePodcast.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/RiderLOVEcast Email: RiderLovePodcast@gmail.com

Oooooooh sexy, this week’s episode is all about rope bondage, sex stuff, and polyamory. Angel and Basanos performed a very beautiful rope show when I went to… Read more "Closure Optional Ep. 59 – Angel and Basanos, Shibari Rope Bondage"

The Defence episode. What the hell are the Canucks gonna do back there? The boys break it all down as well as talk about potential trade and signing rumours. The Stanley Cup brewha that's developed between the Blues and Bruins is getting entertaining off the ice as well. Art and I declare WAR on Joy Bryant's stupid opinion when it comes to Dodgeball. Also: - A depressing trip down memory lane. - Benning is gonna talk to Loui. Oooooooh. - Travis is gonna talk to Loui. Ooooooooooooh! - Should the Canucks go after Alex Newhook? - Juolevi should be skating by next week. - Sean Avery is setting Instagram on fire.   @Artaronson @Kirbman23 BetweentheStammers@gmail.com      

Oooooooh we're keeping it even more Koreal in this episode because some of us are back from a great time in Seoul! There's also some music thrown in for good measure too.... Newbies: NU'EST - Bet Bet TWICE - Fancy The Boyz - Bloom Bloom BTS - Boy With Luv (ft Halsey) Comeback/Throwback Oh My Girl - The Fifth Season/Cupid Classic Rain - 30SEXY Non-Pop-Kpop IM ft Elhae - Horizon Sura ft pH-1 - Don't Hang Up Thanks for @mofgimmers for our theme music (hit him up on Twitter) and follow us too at @UKPOPPodcast - we love you!

Oooooooh boy. We've got a live one. This episode sees me diving face first into a massive minefield covered in manure; should trans athletes be allowed to self-identify? RIP my mentions. Rob Mulholland Has An Opinion is the hilarious comedy podcast where stand up comedian Rob Mulholland has funny opinions about things.If you'd like to suggest a topic for me to have an opinion on then please contact me via twitter (@robmulholland) or email info@robcomedy.co.uk. For tour news and tickets join the mailing list at robcomedy.co.uk/mailinglist. New standup videos posted every Sunday at www.youtube.com/robmulhollandcomedy. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/popcomrob)

Today I'm gonna riff on a disturbing bit of news I stumbled across recently and posted to the Facebook page in the return of Off the Cuff. Then we'll be joined by my good friend Doug Furgason for Atheist Story Time! Our 3rd edition of AST, on our 3rd episode, released on February 3rd. Oooooooh weeiiiiiiird. OH by the way, I think, in retrospect, although my studio mic was on and monitoring, I accidentally selected my laptop's crappy webcam mic to record my audio during our interview. It sounds awful (on my end.) I am aware. Please muddle through with my profoundest of apologies. Last, I'll finally get to the TING!Mailbag in answering a listener question. http://music.bababrinkman.com http://www.northernindianaatheists.com http://www.thereisnogodcast.com Find the show on TWITTER @NoGodcast

Oooooooh boy, have we got an episode for you this time! This week, we're reviewing 2014's Miss Julie, starring Jessica Chastain, Colin Farrell, and Samantha Morton. And literally, that's it. Based on the play of the same name by August Strindberg, Miss Julie is potentially the weirdest, most depressing film that any of us have ever seen. Full of class issues, sexism, lust confused with love, and suicidal tendencies, Miss Julie is gonna screw you up. So what are you waiting for? Download this episode now!

Scott Mason talks to TOJ Film Room's Joe Blewett  for a brief look at the film involving the biggest plays and storylines from the Jets' 44-38 loss to  the Green Bay Packers. Topics include: Sam Darnold........Oooooooh yeah!Anderson and Herndon taking major steps forwardWhat was going on with the OL and running game?How was the defense overall against Aaron Rodgers?  Play Like A Jet is a part of the Turn on The Jets Digital podcast network.......... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Scott Mason talks to TOJ Film Room's Joe Blewett  for a brief look at the film involving the biggest plays and storylines from the Jets' 29-22 loss to  the Houston Texans. Topics include: Sam Darnold........Oooooooh yeah!Robby Anderson looking much improvedWhat was going on with the OL and running game?How was the defense overall? Play Like A Jet is a part of the Turn on The Jets Digital podcast network.......... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Oooooooh! It's a spooky episode of Film Seizure! It's October 31st which means we should probably talk about the movie My Bloody Valentine! Just kidding. We're talking about the original and the brand new 2018 Halloween. What did we think? Did it live up to our own hype? Is the franchise salvageable? You'll have to listen to find out! Find new episodes every Wednesday at www.filmseizure.com Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmseizure/ Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/FilmSeizure Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/filmseizure/ Find us on Tumblr: www.tumblr.com/blog/filmseizure

Hey, I heard you were a real 1...Oooooooh oh, yeah baby. Cha is back we are still trying to #FindDavel. Spoilers: we forget about that to focus on some real 1 hot boy shit, like what Hello, Creeps stories of yesteryear we feel define us as individuals. Real deep, emotional stuff you come here for and not at all the dick jokes. Addtionally, Coral discusses an odd case of murder...over memes? Lastly, Cha goes off the deep end investigating the Mother of Darkness Castle in Belgium. Come hear him crack .

It's October, the time of the year that the barriers between the material and spiritual words are weakest, so join us in summoning the ghost of GHOST! Yes, the 1990 supernatural drama starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Whoopi Goldberg and a glistening, genital-like glob of clay, this movie had something for everyone with a pulse, but how does it hold up for those of us who have passed beyond the mortal coil? OOoooooh!  Listen here to find out! Also subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher. Also, follow us on Facebook or Twitter. And please consider supporting our Patreon campaign, or purchasing Rewatchability t-shirts at TeePublic!  Also, buy tickets to our special podcast / screening of "Shaun of the Dead" at the Hot Docs Podcast Festival!  

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Jamie picked 8 last week and Heata had 7. Obviously 2 blokes that know what they are on about! New segments include Overrated & Underrated and listener questions.

From Texas to NYC to Philly, the ZBT crew delivers the most correct takes on Afghani officers going AWOL,  #Puppetgate, and Dr. Ronny Jackson getting into a heap of trouble. Chaps interviews Josh Dawsey from the Washington Post about never having bought anything off Amazon, and the most recent news about Ronny Jackson. In a wild twist, everybody takes turns performing Celine Dion's 'Cause I'm Your Lady.'

Oooooooh, can you feel it? The nip in the air, the spice of the pumpkin latte, the fur of the Ugg caressing your calf? This can mean only one thing, it's the most wonderful time of the year, the time when the freaks can walk the streets free of judgment hidden behind masks of celebrated serial killers. That's right it's time for the obligatory Halloween episode! Bwaahahaaaaaaa! Now quit peeing your pants in fright we've got a lot of show here for ya! Leeandra joins in the first half before going to trick or treat in China (I guess they have the best candy corn?) She, Lilly and I preview the Kickstarter game Epic Monster Tea Party before she departs. Then I enlist the help of one of the best game designers out there, Jamey Stegmaier and one of the "funniest" pod-casters, Steven Spang, for our big Halloween spooky skeptic segment. Bare with me as I tortuously try to sound intelligent... If only there weren't hours of previous audio to refute this. So join us won't you? As we take you on a fright of fancy across an episode with more bite than Drac, more Friday's than the 13th and more creep than Harvey Weinstein!

Rick Pitino, what have you done? And who's next on the chopping block? There's plenty of discussion about what the REAL problems with college basketball, a re-cap of a great weekend of football, and a preview of things to come. Diamond Dave Caplan stops by give a little insight into the beatdown at the President's Cup, and J. Bliss wants to know the real story behind the O.J. murders. Expert contributors this week include, Major James Perry, Shawn Stinson, Vasilios Nikolaou, and of course... The Official Cheap Seats Prognosticator Extraordinaire, Denise Galloway. 'From the Cheap Seats' is a weekly sports talk radio program hosted by Chris deLambert, Brandon Atkins, and Professor Trent Nichols, produced in central North Carolina, broadcast regionally on WDCC 90.5FM, and heard around the world on the WBLZ Sports Network every Wednesday morning. Every broadcast is recorded and made available on the web via iTunes, Google Play, and SoundCloud. For more information, follow the show on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @CheapSeatRadio. Feedback? Email the hosts at CheapSeatRadio@gmail.com

All Debts Paid 303 Written by: Matthew B. Roberts Directed by: Brendan Maher   Oh, the many feels this episode brings up. To my husband's annoyance, I may have clapped excitedly at the beginning of the airing and muttered under my breath, "We get to meet Lord John." My enthusiasm didn't stop him from enjoying the episode with me though. I had many thoughts watching it through the first time. You need to listen to the podcast to get my further insights and deep thoughts. Oh, such a we happy family and dog too. Leggo my Eggo! Sheepishly inquires about a movie outing. YEOUCH. Frank knows how to burst her bubble. Way to make breakfast suck Frank. Discreet. Mmhm. What the what? THAT's Colonel Quarry?! Oh, never mind. Major Grey is dreamy. McManly Major John. Hey handsome. Oh, there it is, the French gold! Sad sap Highlanders. Yeah sure, Ardsmuir is the heart of Scottish society. Mac Dubh means son of the black one Mr. Quarry. No. Not Red Jamie.  GAAAAAAAHHHH (poor Lord John). It's Chieftain Jamie to ye. Is it. It can't be. MURTAGH! Whoa dude needs a bath and doctor's visit. Here's a wee bit o' milk thistle for yer rat bite.  Jamie's a healer now, that's right. How fabulous and invite to the Governor's quarters. Jamie simmer down pal. It's okay really. No cats, must have the tasty rats. Way to make friends Jamie. Menace much?! Paging Dr. Randall. Frank is Mr. Snidely. Da hell.  The mistress is on the porch. Hey IT"S CLAIRE'S PARTY. The mistress is in the house! Frank. What the absolute bloody hell on toast?! Party guest walk of shame. Remember when drinking and driving was no big deal? Kerr is raving down the road. "I am a prisoner, not an interpreter." LMAO. "I'm a doctor, Jim. Not an interpreter." Have I got a deal you can't refuse? The clank of irons. AAAAAHHH. I think Frank would totes fail a breathalyzer. BAC mistress level. Nuh uh. She's super smart. Frank deflects like a superhero.  Bitch who's green now? So that's a no then Frank. You didn't shag her in our bedroom? Oooooooh, you mean Jamie in our bedroom. MMkay,. Sure. Not the D word. It's 1956 dawg. I am Frank. I AM DADDY. drops mic. Jesus Christ indeed. I agree. Jamie's the cunning linguist.  Is it English. Is it French. Is it Gaelic. White Witch. Say what? Can someone get Jamie some soap and water, please? Years later Frank's still snarky pissed. It's a snare. A wascally wabbit. Sneaky Jamie. Escape (think Dori). Apparently peeing is not a safe enterprise in Outlander. Jamie says John's full name.  Recounts their first meeting. Shamity, shame, shame. Come on John. I'm trying to DIE here. Help a bro out. I carried this watch in my ass for two years... It's not the Torremolinos Gambit. Say it isn't so. More than a touch is a violation John. Death rays shoot from Jamie's eyes. You mean you want to go to England without me? Claire's head spins around.  "What about Candy?" Snort. Divorce.  What the hell? But you said? Take my daughter. Bitch I'll cut you. Oh, wait Bree's an adult. No bother. A failed hail Mary. Not enough time in the world buckaroo. Not without my Murtagh. Godson NOOOOOOO. A three hour err three-day tour. For honor.  I shall call myself Captain Awesome. Oh, you mean a real name... Helwater or bust. He's dead Jim. Anyone else hear the Endless Love song here? "I am FREE." Peace Out. What's Coming up? Season 3 Episode 4. How can you participate? To have your questions, comments for email or call in to the listener line after the show airs. Join the weekly Twitter chat Wednesday nights at 6pm PT/9pm ET to discuss the previous latest podcast chapters using the hashtag #ADoO. Comments or messages may be included in the podcast or a written post. The entire Outlander book series is written by Diana Gabaldon. You can find her on Twitter and Facebook. Follow A Dram of Outlander Thank you for sharing posts, joining the discussions, and following this website or pages listed below!  Facebook,  Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, Google+, YouTube To financially support the podcast, go to my Patreon page. Call 719-425-9444 listener/reader line to leave your comments.  

Just a bit of a placeholder, necessitated by the fact that I'm still recovering from a wild night of getting shit-faced, very, very, shit-faced, with the folks from the Unbuckling the Bible Belt Podcast and the Podunk Polymath Podcast.  I'll be inflicting an Apocrypha episode on you later this week.

On this episode of your favourite 'old toys that we loved as kids and as a fandom seem to hate more as adults' chodecast, we have the NEWS with Justin Bell who tells us what to think about Hasbro, ThreeA, SDCC, BAIT, 1000Toys, the FSS 4.0 mystery figure, Joecon 2017, the FSS 5.0 reveals, the Micro-Machines app, IDW's Revolutionaries and the sad passing of the real life Bazooka, Rest in peace John Hostetter. The boys get SPECIAL with Special Corps aka Steel Brigade in the FIGURE REVIEW and jaunt it up with host of the MAIN SHOW Mike Irizarry!! FROM THE VAULT looks at some awesome Dutch and Belgian Steel Brigade promos and we go back to the 2012 Concept Case to look at some of the Steel Brigade figures that did and didn't make it to retail. Justin Bell returns with the GENERALS JOE AND TELL again to give us depthy modern reviews of the final FSS 4.0 shipment, Outback and Sneak Peek as well as the mystery 13th figure.....OOOOOOOH! It's Female Doc!! #SpoilerAlert That's All topped off with another hilarious MALE BAG and a beefy WHAT WE GOT IN segment!! It's a hefty episode so make sure you're wearing your listening pants.......FULL FORCE!!

The Avengers finally finish business on the Squadron Supreme's world, stealing their president's Serpent Crown and fleeing. Back on their own Earth, they face off against the Brand Corporation and the "might" of Orka. Oooooooh.

大白来啦！(●—●)关注DailyBlah 微信公众号 搜索daily blah 订阅，了解更丰富的口语文化知识。 新浪微博搜索关注SeanFreeman 免费观看最新daily blah视频和更多推送！Immortals 歌词They say we are what we are他们企图将我们贴上标签But we don't have to be但我们不必迎合他们的想法I'm bad behavior我并非很好的榜样But I do it in the best way但这同样是我最好的表现I'll be the watcher watcher我会成为Of the eternal flame那永恒之火的守望者I'll be the guard dog也将成为你Of all your fever dreams所有狂热梦想的忠犬Oooooooh哦哦哦哦哦I am the sand in the bottom half我是沙漏中Of the hourglass glass glass已随时光流逝的砂砾Oooooooh哦哦哦哦哦I try to picture me我想假装一下Without you but I can't你不在身边会是什么样子 但我根本无法想像'Cause we could be immortals immortals因为只要我们在一起就可以不朽Just not for long for long即便这样的时光稍纵即逝 And live with me forever now从现在起你还是可以与我共度永生Pull the blackout curtains down放下遮光窗帘 屏蔽他们的视线Just not for long for long即便这样的时光稍纵即逝Because we could be因为我们可以Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Sometimes the only pay off有时候唯一得付出的代价For having any faith就是拥有信仰Is when it's tested again and again就算经历了日复一日的试炼Everyday每天I'm still comparing your past我仍然会拿你的过去To my future与我的未来相较It might be your wound而即使那些是你的伤口But they're my sutures缝合时的痛楚我也感同身受Oooooooh哦哦哦哦哦I am the sand in the bottom half我是沙漏中Of the hourglass glass glass已隨时光流逝的砂砾Oooooooh哦哦哦哦哦I try to picture me without you but I can't我想假装一下你不在身边会是什么样子但我根本无法想像'Cause we could be immortals immortals因为只要我们在一起就可以不朽Just not for long for long即便这样的时光稍纵即逝And live with me forever now从现在起你还是可以与我共度永生Pull the blackout curtains down放下遮光窗帘 屏蔽他们的视线Just not for long for long即便这样的时光稍纵即逝Because we could be因为我们可以Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immortals不朽And live with me forever now从现在起你还是可以与我共度永生Pull the blackout curtains down放下遮光窗帘 屏蔽他们的视线Because we could be因为我们可以Immortals immortals不朽Just not for long for long即便这样的时光稍纵即逝We could be我们可以Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immooooooo- immortals不朽Immortals不朽Immortals 唱词They say we R wo we RBa we don havto B.I’m bad Bhavior ba I doit in the bes way.I'll B the wacher (wacher) af D eternal flame.I'll B the gard dog afal your fever dreams.OoooooohI am the san inthe bottom hef af D ourglas (glas, glas)Oooooooh,I try to pikture me withou qiu Ba I cant'kuz we ku B immortals, immortalsJus na 4 long, 4 long.li wi me forever now,U po the blackou curtns downJus na 4 long, 4 long.We ku B immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals.Sometimes D only payof 4 having any faithIs wen its testid again an again everyday.I'm still comparing your pas 2 my future.It my B your won ba their my sutures.I am the san inthe bottom hef of D ourglas (glas, glas)Oooooooh,I try to picture me withou qiu Ba I can'kuz we ku B immortals, immortalsJus na 4 long, 4 long.me forever now,U po the blackou curtns downJus na 4 long, 4 long.We ku B immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,Immortals,An li wi me forever now,An po the blackou curtns downWe ku B immortals, immortalsJus na 4 long, 4 long.We ku B immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,Immooooooo- immortals,(Immortals)

The gang tackles whats been going in their lives and talk about their favorite aspects of one of the most beloved franchises of all time - Legend of Zelda. Casters - Anthony Tyson, Zane Coppedge, Jean-Luc Navant, Kody Spitzlberger SHOW NOTES Catch up - What have we been doing? - 2:45 News - Return to Arkham Delayed Indefinitely - 33:51 Bioshock Collection Confirmed - 34:51 Attack on Titan Season 2 Releasing Spring 2017 - 36:53 Star Wars VIII Almost Done Film - 40:32 Daredevil Season 1 Coming to BluRay - 43:04 Cody Rhodes (WWE - Stardust) Casted for a Role on Arrow - 45:47 Tom (F'ing) Felton Coming to Flash - 47:41 TOPIC - Zelda Retrospective - 52:00 Looking for more content? Check out the links below! http://geekdomination.net/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVvCb3C7xLtfXp7E4JGq9_A

Episode #137 of The Starting Zone: The Eve of Blizzcon is ready for Download! The World of Warcraft Podcast for New Players and Experienced Players is back to talk about Blizzard Entertainment's MMORPG video game, you know, the one we all love! This week Mick Montgomery  and Alt are back and they are better than ever! Well, that's not true, Alt was battling rain and allergies for most of this record. THE BREAKING WIND: This week we covered the top news stories in and around the World of Warcraft! We discuss Blizzcon and what will be and what will not be as it relates to that wonderful game we call WARCRAFT WOW ARENA was discussed! eSports? PvP? What the hell is happening? Helping Hand: This week we give you another Lesson in Lore! It's some Queen Azshara talk! Oooooooh, Naga, High Elves… WTF? More Well of Eternity Talk? Bucket List: Alt gives you some tips on how to MAXIMIZE your Time Walking Dungeon Runs! Oh, and she even wrote a blog about it! And we read some terrific questions and comments from our listeners! The Starting Zone is produced by Spazbot Studios, Good Shows by Good People Visit them today! Also, The Starting Zone is a proud member of The Signals Media All Star Network, Check out all the Awesome Shows on the network today! It's okay to stick their shows in your ears, Really! Hey Consider supporting our Sponsors for the show! We lined up some awesome deals for you, and if you decide to make a purchase it goes a long way towards helping out the show! Hey Consider supporting our Sponsors for the show! We lined up some awesome deals for you, and if you decide to make a purchase it goes a long way towards helping out the show! Jinx.com has the t-shirt, hoodie, hat, you want with the LOGO of your favorite Video Game or Show / Comic Book The Walking Dead! Use the promo code SPAZBOT at check out for 15% off your entire purchase! Gunnar Optiks Provide Killer Gaming Eyewear! Help Fight off Fatigue and stay in the fight even longer! They even have Heroes of the Storm licensed Eye Wear! Use the promo code SPAZBOT at checkout for 10% off your entire purchase!  

Oooooooh boy, Krystyna and Corinne are pissed. Like, real pissed. Like, so pissed you might look at them and want to catcall them, but then be scared to do so. Also, don't do that. Ever. What the fuck is wrong with you? After verbally ripping some online trolls a new asshole, the gals of Sorry About Last Night welcome this week's guest, professional singer LISA, who was nice enough to stop by while on tour with a band to talk about the important issues: butt stuff, her sexual kryptonite Poison Penis, and, oh yeah, the fact that she's seen, touched and enjoyed Stephen's (yes, Krystyna's Stephen) penis. Listen to this sexy episode and then let us know if you have what it takes to sexually satiate a Lisa. HAPPY HALLOWEEN, #FUCKERS! E-mail us at SorryAboutLastNightShow@gmail.com Tweet the ladies @SryAboutLastNyt Tweet Corinne @PhilanthropyGal Tweet Krystyna @KrystynaHutch Instagram: instagram.com/sorryaboutlastnight YouTube: www.youtube.com/sryaboutlastnyt Tumblr: sorryaboutlastnight.tumblr.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sorryaboutlastnight See Corinne and Krystyna do stand-up Sunday, November 2nd at 8:00PM at New Wave Stages! Tix are $5 each, to purchase, click here: www.eventbrite.com/e/reverend-moon…ookenivtefor001

This week, it's the Doctor Who Time Travelling Action Game!!! Oooh-WHEEE-Oooooooooh!!! WHEEEEE-oooh-WHOOOOOOOO!!!! Woooooo-OOOOOOh-oooooooh, Doooooo, d-doooooo... (Dum-da-da-dum, da-dum-da-da-dum, da-dum-da-dum) WHEEEOOOOOOOO, woooooo-OOOOOOOH!!!! Plus: Wrong Scattergories.

Our yearly Halloween episode is out! Yay! We listen to the trouble of a couple vultures, a Tech Support from the future, a handful of [...]

Long, long ago in a land we liked to call 2005 we started this here radio show without a single smidgen of an idea what we were doing. In honor of our 40th show we bring back our very first musical guest for a super special LIVE performance. Oooooooh! Tom Warnick believed in us back before everyone else did...or maybe he just really wanted that spray on tan we had promised him. The awesome Adam and Alyssa also join us this week, and in case you thought we were kidding, super secret show 39 is now floating around our ftp server. Yee be pirates and it be booty! Can you find it? I'll give you a hint: It totally won't be worth the effort! Musical Guest: Tom Warnick and The World's Fair performing "A Little Space" and "Kissing Stand" from his super brand new album "MAY I SEE SOME ID" Tales of Wonder: * Show 39: The Shortest Show Ever * Dr. Ethan Frome and Larry King * Adam Knows Way Too Much About Video Games * The David Hasslehoff Store (the one on 17th) * Best Soap Opera Moments of All Time Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "You're welcome. That spray on tan you promised never arrived in the mail..." * "Link was Link and Princess Zelda was Zelda." "And they were brother and sister that were in love?!" * "It's like hot present potato." * "A precious sediment of burritto...sounds like you need Beano." * "Sitting on my vibrating chicken bridge."

Long, long ago in a land we liked to call 2005 we started this here radio show without a single smidgen of an idea what we were doing. In honor of our 40th show we bring back our very first musical guest for a super special LIVE performance. Oooooooh! Tom Warnick believed in us back before everyone else did...or maybe he just really wanted that spray on tan we had promised him. The awesome Adam and Alyssa also join us this week, and in case you thought we were kidding, super secret show 39 is now floating around our ftp server. Yee be pirates and it be booty! Can you find it? I'll give you a hint: It totally won't be worth the effort! Musical Guest: Tom Warnick and The World's Fair performing "A Little Space" and "Kissing Stand" from his super brand new album "MAY I SEE SOME ID" Tales of Wonder: * Show 39: The Shortest Show Ever * Dr. Ethan Frome and Larry King * Adam Knows Way Too Much About Video Games * The David Hasslehoff Store (the one on 17th) * Best Soap Opera Moments of All Time Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "You're welcome. That spray on tan you promised never arrived in the mail..." * "Link was Link and Princess Zelda was Zelda." "And they were brother and sister that were in love?!" * "It's like hot present potato." * "A precious sediment of burritto...sounds like you need Beano." * "Sitting on my vibrating chicken bridge."