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In this week's episode of Don't Make It Weird, we are joined in the studio by author Christopher Flory! We play a game of TWO TRUTHS AND A LIE! Chris tells us about the world's smallest meth lab in STORYTIME! We chat with him about his series of PAUL DODGE novels, and he reads us an excerpt! Then, he gives us a cold reading of some erotic fiction from OPEN ME by LISA LOCASCIO in this week's CRINGEY COPULATION! #WritingCommunity #BookTube #BookishBuzzfeed "Would You Rather?" Article: https://buzzfeed.com/kellyrissman/dirty-would-you-rather-questionsPaul Dodge is no stranger to the dark side of crime. As a parole agent and a member of the local Sex Crimes Task Force, he knows what depravity lies in the shadows. But when an investigation into a local sexual predator leads him to a photo of a judge's daughter and another young girl ends up dead, Dodge quickly realizes he doesn't know who to trust.In the most dangerous case of his career, Dodge races to detangle a growing web of lies and corruption. His life and career are both on the line in this high-stakes case, and a single misstep could end them both. You can buy TRUST MISPLACED and any of the other Paul Dodge novels by Christopher Flory on Amazon!: https://amzn.to/3okpzkgGuest Links:Follow Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthorFlorySupport the showCheck out Daniel's new website here: https://dumps4danq.comYou can find the video presentation of this show on our YouTube channel, and the audio only version on any of your favorite podcast apps!Want to support the show? Check out our merch store here!: https://dmiwpodcast.com/storeLiterally every cent goes back into producing content for the show!Give us a call on the Don't Make It Weird Hotline and leave us a voicemail message! We just might use your message on a future episode of the show! 347-69-WEIRDDon't Make It Weird Podcast on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dmiwpodcastDaniel on Twitter: http://twitter.com/danqwritesthingDina on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dinasaurusdProducer Sean on Twitter: http://twitter.com/shaceholduMusic Credit:Swing Rabbit ! Swing ! by Amarià https://soundcloud.com/amariamusiqueCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: https://bit.ly/al-swing-rabbit-swingMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lt7fn1NVxQM...

Josie Long presents short documentaries and audio adventures about letter writing - Mother’s Day cards travelling thousands of miles home, love letters that are cherished, hidden and lost, and a one-way correspondence bringing comfort during chemotherapy. Letters to My Dear Lovers Produced by Sofia Saldanha You Go First Featuring Helene Ishikawa Produced by Rachel Ishikawa Ursula Bloom speaking to Jack Singleton Home This Afternoon, BBC Radio, 1965 From Me To You Featuring Alison Hitchcock and Brian Greenley Produced by Helen Zaltzman First broadcast in The Allusionist podcast episode ‘66. Open Me part 1’ frommetoyouletters.co.uk Production Team: Eleanor McDowall Produced by Andrea Rangecroft A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4

We sat down on a Friday night to discuss whatever was on our minds from the Jilly Box, nice human beings, Shan's solo adventures & more. And how we are easily influenced about everything including books, Nikki's office is full of books for just display and now Shan has done the same in her house. What about the Push Journal? We purchased these last year and it's sitting in both of our closets just staring at us like OPEN ME! Work toward your goals. Moral of the story is we buy things because people tell us that they're cool, and we think their cool soo.. One day we'll better our lives. Shan explains what randomly came to light during your last experience at the Bliss Project.. become a comedian, Candace & Nikki had a hay day with this! So grab your bestie, a glass of wine and listen to our Shopaholic Confessions. 

In Episode 44 on The Millionaire Student Show, Sashin Govender dissects the Pain (Past), Price (Journey) and Prize (Result) of Ilya Pozin. Him and his parents emigrated from Russia to Rockville, Maryland with only $5,000 to their name. At the tender age of 17-years-old he founded his first company Ciplex which he went on to sell for $1,5 million dollars. He then founded Open Me, a consumer-focused social greeting and gifting company which he sold for $6 million dollars. After two successful formulations and exists, he was trying to entertain his 2-year-old daughter with YouTube videos as he worked at his computer. But the task became a pain as he struggled to find a steady stream of kid-friendly content to capture his daughter's short attention span. That experience led him to co-found Pluto TV, an ad-supported streaming platform offering curated channels. Which he sold for $340 million dollars.   ABOUT ILYA POZIN: He was recognized by Inc. Magazine as a '30 Under 30' Entrepreneur. In 2012, and in 2013, LinkedIn selected him as one of 100 Top Influencers, along with the likes of Richard Branson, Barack Obama, Tony Robbins and Mark Cuban.   CLAIM YOUR FREE COPY OF SASHIN'S 97 STEPS TO EARNING YOUR NEXT MILLION E-BOOK (P.S I Wish They Taught Us This In School) ▶︎ www.97Steps.com   ORDER YOUR COPY OF SASHIN'S BECOMING THE MILLIONAIRE STUDENT E-BOOK ▶︎ https://www.WinWithSashin.com/EBook   ABOUT SASHIN GOVENDER & THE MILLIONAIRE STUDENT ▶︎ www.WinWithSashin.com/About   CLAIM YOUR FREE GIFT FROM SASHIN 4 PILLARS TO MASTERY AUDIO SERIES (VALUED AT $555) ▶︎ www.WinWithSashin.com   SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY VIDEOS ▶︎ www.WinWithSashin.com/YouTube   CONNECT WITH SASHIN ON : ▶︎ INSTAGRAM → www.WinWithSashin.com/Instagram ▶︎ FACEBOOK → www.WinWithSashin.com/Facebook ▶︎ TWITTER → www.WinWithSashin.com/Twitter ▶︎ TIK TOK → www.WinWithSashin.com/TikTok

“Eagle, will you teach me how to fly?” Eagle glanced at me and nodded. Then it looked straight ahead for a moment as if contemplating where to start. It communicated with me telepathically in thought-forms. “First, never take off unless you know where you are going.” What a good point. “Once you are in the air, stay alert as you look for opportunities, and be flexible enough to change course if an opportunity arises.” A vision appeared before me of a bird flying towards a branch. It spotted an insect and immediately darted towards the insect, then flew on, landing on a different branch than the one it had originally aimed for. I imagined how ridiculous it would be if birds always had to end up at the destinations they aimed for. I envisaged them bumping into each other, unable to alter their course, and making redundant flights with the only purpose of landing on the original target.” — writes Leanne Babcock   Valeria interviews Leanne is the author of Open Me: The true story of a magical journey from fear to freedom. Open Me is the true story of how Leanne opened herself to the whispers of her heart—of how she learned to listen, to trust, to be truly free. It is the story of a journey on which she faced her worst fears, listened to her intuition and the wisdom of nature, and was guided by the trees, stones, and birds. Traveling to sacred places around the world,  Leanne deepened her exploration of who she is. Magic and miracles began to happen as she found the courage to heal. Finally, she met the challenge of love with newfound freedom and fearlessly continued to follow the voice of her spirit. Leanne Babcock is a coach, speaker, and author. People say her coaching program shakes up the roots of their soul and opens their mind and heart. It transforms their life. She is an NLP Master Practitioner, Master Coach in multiple Brain Integration Techniques, and a Master Coach and Trainer in the Babcock Coaching technology. Also trained in hypnotherapy, Transactional Analysis, and ontological coaching, she has worked extensively in the realms of intuition and shamanism. Working with people in business, government and public has given me a wide range of experience. Leanne's focus has mainly been with heart-centered leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives. Now she works extensively with women helping them to boldly claim who they truly are and to live fulfilling and purposeful lives. But more simply, Leanne is just a courageous wild woman who listens to the trees.   To learn more about Leanne Babcock please visit her website: www.leannebabcock.ca For Intro-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/aquestforwellbeingpodcast Podcast Page: https://fitforjoy.org/podcast     ** Bio intro and outro one by Heidi Lynn Peters. 

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Growing up with an entrepreneurial tendency Incorporating the lessons you learn into future businesses The value of data Customer acquisition versus lifetime value of a customer The business opportunities that are available now The immigrant edge   Resources: fortheloveofmoney.com/grant Instagram: instagram.com/ilyaneversleeps   Show Notes: Ilya Pozin is the founder of Pluto TV, which sold to Viacom last year for $340 million dollars — making him one of the most successful entrepreneurs we have ever sat down with. Ilya is such a motivating figure in my life, and we share an ethos not just for generosity but also this addiction for creating ideas and new businesses. He tells the story of his first business, which he built and sold at 17, and you’re going to love his perspective on what it’s like to be an immigrant in the US. You’ll also love his advice around why building a business now, in the face of a recession, is a really good idea. Get ready and take notes because this episode is pure inspiration.   Question Highlights:   What was your first business which you built when you were 17? What was the second business you built shortly after that? What did you learn from those two companies that you leveraged into Pluto TV? What are your thoughts around starting a business during a recession? Where did the idea for Pluto TV come from? What was the biggest hurdle from idea to selling your company? How do you want your children growing up to view the American Dream? How do you want your children to view money? How do you want your children to view generosity and contribution?     Guest Bio: Ilya Pozin is a serial entrepreneur who immigrated to America in 1991 when he was 8 years old. He started his first company when he was only 17 years old. The company was a digital agency called Ciplex, which later sold for $1.5 million dollars. Still with a wealth of ideas, he created his second company called Open Me, a social greeting and gifting company that sold in 2016 for $6 million dollars. With his third company, Ilya knew that he had something special to offer the world, and Viacom recognized this too. Pluto TV, America’s leading free streaming television service eventually sold to the multinational mass media conglomerate for $340 million dollars. Ilya is a true representation of the American dream, but more importantly, a loving father to his two young girls. Every day he encourages his daughters to strive for their goals, because the man who immigrated to the United States was certainly able to achieve his.  Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com

Leanne Babcock is a transformational coach, author, intuitive, and motivational speaker based in Toronto, Canada. She shares her story of completely renovating her life, as well as ways to frame challenges like the pandemic, develop connection with your inner wisdom, be your Real and Wild You, leverage change, and so much more. Her books, "Open Me" and "Real & Wild You" offer captivating stories and practical exercises to transform your life. Theme music by Isaac McMurry

Ilya Pozin is a serial entrepreneur who immigrated to America in 1991 when he was 8 years old. He started his first company when he was only 17 years old. The company was a digital agency called Ciplex, which later sold for $1.5 million dollars.  Still with a wealth of ideas, he created his second company called Open Me, a social greeting and gifting company that sold in 2016 for $6 million dollars.  With his third company, Ilya knew that he had something special to offer the world, and Viacom recognized this too. Pluto TV, America’s leading free streaming television service eventually sold to the multinational mass media conglomerate for $340 million dollars. Ilya is a true representation of the American dream, but more importantly, a loving father to his two young girls. Every day he encourages his daughters to strive for their goals, because the man who immigrated to the United States was certainly able to achieve his.

In this episode, Carole chats with her guest, author and coach, Leanne Babcock about Following Your Inner Nudge.  We all have inner nudges, or intuition, according to Leanne. In addition to sharing how her inner nudge has her living life on the growing edge, Leanne also describes various ways we can access our own inner wisdom, prepare ourselves for client sessions, and guide our clients to awaken their own connection with their inner nudge. Leanne's website:  https://leannebabcock.ca/ Leanne Babcock is an expert in intuition development is a coach, speaker, intuitive and an author. Through her one-on-one coaching and courses… her work heals hearts, transforms the mind and sets the spirit free enabling people to naturally take actions to fulfill what is truly in their heart. Resources for Leanne: Leanne’s first book: Open Me – the true story of a magical journey from fear to freedom Follow Leanne’s Journey Read Leanne’s Blog  Connect with Leanne on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.        Watch for Leanne’s second book, a self-coaching guide: Real & Wild You: Your daring and magical inner journey

Youthscape's National Project Manager, Jenny Flannagan talks Youth Work Sunday, Open Me and more

Alison Taffel Rabinowitz began her career developing promotional efforts, integrated marketing partnerships and branded content strategies for brands such as Inc., Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, Men's Journal, Travel + Leisure, Food and Wine and MTV. Alison was on the Founding Team of Open Me, a greeting card startup in partnership with Threadless. Open Me was acquired by Rowl in April 2015. Today, Alison consults for startups and publishing companies, while running the Finishing Co where she teaches people how to be the Beyoncé of their careers. She mentors ambitious females throughout the country and loves helping both young and experienced women advance their careers and live their happiest life. On this podcast we talked about negotiations. Alison shared her advice on how to negotiate a raise, even a severance package, your phone bill, and anything else in your life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/DreamNation/support

Alison Taffel Rabinowitz began her career developing promotional efforts, integrated marketing partnerships and branded content strategies for brands such as Inc., Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, Men's Journal, Travel + Leisure, Food and Wine and MTV. She mentors ambitious females throughout the country and loves helping both young and experienced women advance their careers and live their happiest life. Alison was on the Founding Team of Open Me, a greeting card startup in partnership with Threadless. Open Me was acquired by Rowl in April 2015. Today, Alison consults for startups and publishing companies, while running the Finishing Co where she teaches people how to be the Beyoncé of their careers.On this podcast we talked about negotiations. Alison shared her advice on how to negotiate a raise, even a severance package, your phone bill, and anything else in your life.

This week on Dying Scene Radio, The Bobs interview South Central Los Angeles-based comedy punk rock band Tartar Control - a three-piece comprised of two Mormon missionaries and a robot. Bob and Bobby host a cordial discussion with Sean (Guitar/Angelic Singing), Robert (Screaming) and Robot (Bass/Drums) about the origin of their band and humanity alike, their insanely hilarious YouTube videos, and their new record, “We Forgive You”, which drops on April 6th.  SYNOPSIS OF BANTER:Bobby admits to being a “pro wrestling dork” as a child growing up in a region chock-full of household wrestling names. Bobby recalls watching the 90’s romance classic, Sleepless In Seattle, in the same movie theatre as Hulk Hogan.Bobby teaches Bob a new word: Sycophant. Bob makes generalizations about Canadians, then references Avril Lavigne and her useless husbands.Bobby attempts to convert Tartar Control to Scientology, arguing that robots and aliens go hand-in-hand. Bob compares Mormon uniforms to the garb painters traditionally wear, then humblebrags about recently meeting Andrew WK. Sean and Robert discuss the challenges of traveling with a robot, sharing one of their fun experiences with the TSA.Bob disrespects the memory of both Jim Morrison and Joey Ramone. Bobby mentions his “Lizard King” tattoo. Then, Bob reveals to the world that Bobby Pickles began his rise to prominence in 2013 when he appeared on the TLC reality series “America’s Worst Tattoos”. Bob concedes to being a “bad father” for allowing his children to watch Tartar Control’s pilot episode. The band mentions noticing more and more “multi-generational punk rock families” at their concerts, acknowledging that the presence of children is “never not awkward” (intentional double-negative). NOTE: Tartar Control is NOT for children.Bob discloses his shaving habits, while Sean and Robert share a few tips about oral hygiene. Bobby grills Sean about his “Open Me” tuning and the rhythm section’s (Robot’s) BPM. Then Sean, Robert and Robot sing some acapella.  Robot voices his displeasure with Bob Noxious, repeatedly insulting him. Bob feels he and Robot should get along better given their shared technologically advanced natures. Bobby compares Robot to a dog sensing danger. Taking the high road, Bob invites the band to Florida, promising a safe haven for Robot to recharge, if they someday decide to take him up on his gracious offer.THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following: Mike Ness talks about his upcoming book and new Social Distortion album and Bob makes the blanket statement, “everyone is writing books about their their lives these days”; Legendary “Decline Of Western Civilization” documentaries finally get commercial release date and Bobby is shocked to learn that his co-host has actually seen the film; Sum 41 to perform for first time in over two years at Alternative Press Music Awards; Watch: Full orchestra turns NOFX’s “The Decline” into a symphony; Bob comes to the conclusion that being featured on Dying Scene Radio is actually the kiss of death for a band, referencing two news stories that have contributed to his reasoning: Rotting Out throws in the towel; Kill Lincoln to go on hiatus following current US tour, The Punk Rock Hillbilly streams new self titled album; Much The Same announce reunion; Agnostic Front streaming entire new album – “The American Dream Died”; Strung Out streaming new album “Transmission.Alpha.Delta.”; H2O posts studio update, in related news H2O, The Misfits (playing “Earth A.D.” in full), Snapcase & more to play This Is Hardcore 2015; Dates announced for Florida’s The Fest 14. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTThe Resignators - Buy More Sh!tEllesmere - Bail CityMischief Brew - No Candlesticks99 Bottles - Working DrunkTartar Control Interview Part 1Tartar Control - Smoking CrackThe Suizos - F#ck Jim MorrisonZebrahead - Devil On My ShoulderSaints & Sinners - When We Were YoungRadkey - Parade ItTartar Control Interview Part 2Tartar Control - My God's C0ckFalse Cause - Clean SlateThis week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO.BobNoxious@DyingScene.comTwitter @BobNoxiousIG @BobNoxiousBobbyPickles@DyingScene.comTwitter @TheBobbyPicklesIG @BobbyPicklesInstagram: @DyingSceneRadioLike us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadioFor FULL INTERVIEWS, checkout the DSR YouTube page!And, CALL THE HOTLINE - (347)754-PUNK

This week on Episode 66 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #11), The Bobs interview South Central Los Angeles-based comedy punk rock band Tartar Control - a three-piece comprised of two Mormon missionaries and a robot. Bob and Bobby host a cordial discussion with Sean (Guitar/Angelic Singing), Robert (Screaming) and Robot (Bass/Drums) about the origin of their band and humanity alike, their insanely hilarious YouTube videos, and their new record, “We Forgive You”, which drops on April 6th.   SYNOPSIS OF BANTER: Bobby admits to being a “pro wrestling dork” as a child growing up in a region chock-full of household wrestling names. Bobby recalls watching the 90’s romance classic, Sleepless In Seattle, in the same movie theatre as Hulk Hogan. Bobby teaches Bob a new word: Sycophant. Bob makes generalizations about Canadians, then references Avril Lavigne and her useless husbands. Bobby attempts to convert Tartar Control to Scientology, arguing that robots and aliens go hand-in-hand. Bob compares Mormon uniforms to the garb painters traditionally wear, then humblebrags about recently meeting Andrew WK. Sean and Robert discuss the challenges of traveling with a robot, sharing one of their fun experiences with the TSA. Bob disrespects the memory of both Jim Morrison and Joey Ramone. Bobby mentions his “Lizard King” tattoo. Then, Bob reveals to the world that Bobby Pickles began his rise to prominence in 2013 when he appeared on the TLC reality series “America’s Worst Tattoos”. Bob concedes to being a “bad father” for allowing his children to watch Tartar Control’s pilot episode. The band mentions noticing more and more “multi-generational punk rock families” at their concerts, acknowledging that the presence of children is “never not awkward” (intentional double-negative). NOTE: Tartar Control is NOT for children. Bob discloses his shaving habits, while Sean and Robert share a few tips about oral hygiene. Bobby grills Sean about his “Open Me” tuning and the rhythm section’s (Robot’s) BPM. Then Sean, Robert and Robot sing some acapella.   Robot voices his displeasure with Bob Noxious, repeatedly insulting him. Bob feels he and Robot should get along better given their shared technologically advanced natures. Bobby compares Robot to a dog sensing danger. Taking the high road, Bob invites the band to Florida, promising a safe haven for Robot to recharge, if they someday decide to take him up on his gracious offer. THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following: Mike Ness talks about his upcoming book and new Social Distortion album and Bob makes the blanket statement, “everyone is writing books about their their lives these days”; Legendary “Decline Of Western Civilization” documentaries finally get commercial release date and Bobby is shocked to learn that his co-host has actually seen the film; Sum 41 to perform for first time in over two years at Alternative Press Music Awards; Watch: Full orchestra turns NOFX’s “The Decline” into a symphony; Bob comes to the conclusion that being featured on Dying Scene Radio is actually the kiss of death for a band, referencing two news stories that have contributed to his reasoning: Rotting Out throws in the towel; Kill Lincoln to go on hiatus following current US tour, The Punk Rock Hillbilly streams new self titled album; Much The Same announce reunion; Agnostic Front streaming entire new album – “The American Dream Died”; Strung Out streaming new album “Transmission.Alpha.Delta.”; H2O posts studio update, in related news H2O, The Misfits (playing “Earth A.D.” in full), Snapcase & more to play This Is Hardcore 2015; Dates announced for Florida’s The Fest 14. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTThe Resignators - Buy More Shiy Ellesmere - Bail City Mischief Brew - No Candlesticks 99 Bottles - Working Drunk Tartar Control Interview Part 1 Tartar Control - Smoking Crack The Suizos - Fuck Jim Morrison Zebrahead - Devil On My Shoulder Saints & Sinners - When We Were Young Radkey - Parade It Tartar Control Interview Part 2 Tartar Control - My God's Cock False Cause - Clean Slate This week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO. BobNoxious@DyingScene.com Twitter @BobNoxious IG @BobNoxious BobbyPickles@DyingScene.com Twitter @TheBobbyPickles IG @BobbyPickles Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadio For FULL INTERVIEWS, checkout the DSR YouTube page! And, CALL THE HOTLINE - (347)754-PUNK

In this episode... Chris is back from GDC, Eric goes NPR, and Indie Brad tries Cart Life. http://www.psnstores.com The Rundown 0:00:52 - Intros 0:02:14 - Last Week On PlayStation Mobile 0:06:23 - This Week On PlayStation Network 0:08:00 - News 0:12:30 - ESRB Watch 0:14:55 - Emails! 0:21:30 - Have You Ever Been Spoiled? 0:28:02 - GDC 2013 0:30:20 - Magic Planet Snack Deluxe 0:32:47 - PSM Panel 0:35:59 - Open Me! 0:39:02 - Treachery in Beatdown City 0:40:40 - Farcry 3 is not Fallout 3 0:43:56 - SF Foods 0:45:15 - Terraria 0:46:36 - Quell Momento 0:48:56 - GDC Parties suck 0:50:45 - PixelJunk / IGF / Cart Life 0:54:27 - Spec Ops: The Line 0:57:15 - Nun Attack 0:59:43 - Outros 1:00:11 - Premium Rush

TGS! Metal Gear Rising! Monster Hunter 4! Dragon Quest X Wii U! Mega Man X Over! PSO 2 Vita! Tank Tank Tank! Lost Planet 3! Soul Sacrifice! EX Troopers! Ace Attorney! Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z! Box! Open Me! New PS3 hardware! New Vita colors! Jeremy Parish! Mike McWhertor! Russ Frushtick! 4 hours! Listen! Now! Excite! Exclamation mark!

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Open Me...I'm a Dog (Harper Collins)In this discussion of a "mind trip" for children, Art Spiegelman reads from his new children's book--with running commentary from the Bookworm.