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Episode 2: Doesn’t Make Us Friends Darkened Hallways is a product of Hear Me Out Productions. Find our other shows at hearmeoutproductions.com or wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us on social media @HearMeOutProd. This show is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Thank you for visiting us at Sycamore Crossing. Come home soon – we’ll be waiting… Transcript Email Download New Tab Mia: Previously on Darkened Hallways. [SFX: Exciting recap music begins] Mia: Sycamore Crossing. Strange name for an apartment complex. Grey: Oh hey! Are you the infamous Mia? Mia: Yeah, that's me. Grey: I'm Grey. Just to let you know, I use they/them pronouns. Mia: Cool. I use she her. Grey: I needed a new roommate fast because I can't pay for this place on my own. Mia: I'd love to live here, if you'll have me? Mia: Oh hi! Are you Lauren? Grey mentioned you, but-- [SFX: Door slams] Grey: The door across from ours, number 42? The devils themselves live behind it. Oscar: You have awakened a dark presence... Grey: Oh ha ha, very funny, Oscar. Lauren: How did you like our graffiti? Grey: Screw you, Lauren. Mia: It looks like a crank? Did they sneak in here while they were calling us? What the hell? Let's get them back. Let's prank them so hard they end up being afraid of us. Grey: Coast is clear, Eagle One. Let's go. Oscar: What are you two doing in here? Lauren: Jesus, Grey, pranks are one thing, but breaking in is a red fricking line! Grey: Fine, we're leaving! [SFX: gasps, mysterious portal sound] Oscar: What the hell was that? Mia: Is it here for me? [SFX: Recap music fades out] [SFX: Theme music fades in] Voiceover: Greetings, my friends. Set aside your burdens for a moment and listen to an interesting tale. It has queer friendships, a found family, a hot cup of tea, fringe science and something dark and mysterious in the corner of your eye. Sound like fun? There are troublesome times ahead, but there is light and warmth as well, so relax, dear listeners… You are entering the darkened hallways of Sycamore Crossing. Welcome home. [SFX: Theme music plays out then ends] [SFX: Washing dishes] Mia: So… that just happened. Grey? You definitely saw the black hole too, right? Grey: I guess. Mia: Huh. Just making sure I didn't just imagine it. After my nightmare… I don't know what to think. Grey: Hey, Mia? Mia: Yes? Grey: Why is there a metal thing in the sink? Mia: Oh. That's the crank, the one that we thought Lauren and Oscar left in my bed yesterday… only I guess they didn't. Grey: Well, they're liars. Mia: They didn't sound like they were lying. Grey: So they're good liars. Come on, Mia, who else could have left the thing for you? Mia: Maybe it's related to the thing that we just saw? Grey: Ew, it's all rusty. Mia: I'll rinse the crank off and just... stuff it somewhere. That's what you're supposed to do with your problems, right? Stuff them somewhere and hope they don't come back to bite you in the ass? Speaking of, Grey, do you not want to talk about the black hole thing? Grey: Not particularly. [SFX: Someone knocks on the door.] Grey: Who the hell is that? Mia: I don't know. [SFX: The knocking becomes more insistent.] Grey: Fine. [SFX: Grey and Mia walk over to the door. Grey opens it.] Oscar: Hi. Lauren: Hey, neighbors. Grey: Are you here to prank us? Oscar: Would we announce our presence if we were? Lauren: We're here to talk about what we just saw, obviously. Grey: I didn't see anything. Lauren: Oh, please. Mia, can I come in? Mia: Uh, yes? Grey: What are you, a vampire? Do we have to invite you in? Lauren: No, I'm just being polite. Grey: Then why didn't you ask me? Lauren: Because I don't like you. Oscar: Come on, let's go sit in the living room. Talk this through. [SFX: They walk over to the living room. All four of them sit down on couches and chairs.] Lauren: Where did Sarah go, anyway? Grey: I don't know. Maybe you bullied her away. Lauren: Are you sure that was me and not you? Grey: What's that supposed to mean? Oscar: Guys, can we not do this? Let's discuss the elephant in the room, shall we? Mia: That black hole? Oscar: Exactly. Lauren: Ugh. Black hole? Is that what we're calling it? Oscar: Well, it's not a black hole as in a dying star, Lauren. Stars can't actually fit inside apartment complexes. [SFX: Unsettling music begins] Lauren: Yes, obviously, don't patronize me, Oscar. I just meant... "black hole" doesn't cover it. It was something entirely different, you know? Indescribable. Unsettling. Can science explain this stuff? Oscar: I don't know. I'm not a scientist like you. Mia? Mia: Not a scientist either. I do study English literature, though. Lauren: You should write a poem about this. Oscar: Grey? Grey: (snaps) What? Oscar: Any input? Grey: I'm not talking to you two. You're the enemy. Anyway, nothing happened. Nothing we can explain anyway. So why talk about it? Mia: Talking helps, right? Lauren: Grey would rather just play videogames until they have no more feelings. Grey: I don't even have any feelings about this. It happened, now it's over. Get out of my apartment. Mia: Has nothing like this ever happened before, though? Lauren: A black hole? Never. Not in my presence, anyway. Oscar: But... this place has always been strange. Sometimes I see something from the corner of my eye, like a smudge of darkness? And then I look and it's gone. Or sometimes I'll find random objects just lying around in the corridor. Like a wheel or a towel or a shoe. Grey: It's just trash lying around. I throw my old socks into the corridor all the time. [Awkward pause] Lauren: That was you? Oscar: There's a strange atmosphere here, is all I'm saying. I guess that's why so many residents leave. Lauren: Leave? More like, disappear. Mia: Like Sarah. Oscar: Yeah. I miss her. Mia: I thought you were enemies? Oscar: Nah, I always had fun doing the pranks. It's these two who take it too seriously. Mia: Huh, OK...so what do we do now? Grey: I'm leaving. I have work in half an hour. Oscar: We'll continue this later, okay? I have work now too, but we can't just go back to how things used to be. Everything's changed. Lauren, why don't you give Mia a tour of the complex? Bet she hasn't looked around yet. Mia: That's true! I haven't had time to explore! Lauren: God, stop telling me what to do, Oscar. You're not my father. Oscar: Whatever you say. [SFX: Oscar leaves the room.] Grey: Oh Mia, I forgot to ask - did you check in with the landlord yet? Show him your ID and references? Mia: My… ID? Grey: You know. Passport, driver's license, whatever. [Pause] Grey: Mia? Mia: Yeah, I heard you! Um… I thought your ad said you didn't care about identification? Something along those lines? Grey: Oh, that! No, I just meant - like, I don't need to see your identification. I hate showing mine to people because they'll see my birth name and I just thought, you know, just in case my new roommate's the same - I mean none of that's my business… Like, obviously the landlord will need your info, right? Lauren: Yes, that is how subletting works. Mia: ...Yeah, of course. So when would he want to see my passport? Grey: Honestly, whenever. I haven't seen him in for-freaking-ever so he's probably forgotten about it. Lauren: I doubt he even noticed you're here. Mia: Oh, okay. Good. I mean… it's good that I don't have to deal with that right now. I just have a lot on my mind. Lauren: Don't we all. Grey: Okay, I'm off. Mia, get rid of Lauren. [SFX: Grey leaves the apartment.] Lauren: (sighs) Are you ready for the tour? Mia: Uh...you don't have to be my guide, you know. I can look around on my own. Lauren: No, I actually want to. I hate it when Oscar tells me what to do, but that doesn't mean I don't want to do it. So yeah. Let's go. [SFX: Mia and Lauren walk through the hallway as they talk.] Mia: So...are you and Oscar dating? Lauren: Oh my god, no, definitely not. We're both gay. We're best friends, though. That's why we live together. After high school, I wanted to go to college, while Oscar wanted to get into art and stuff. So now I'm studying artificial intelligence at the local university, and he's working at a museum in the city center. Mia: That's amazing. I love that you two stayed together. Lauren: I don't know what I'd do without him. You're a student too, right? Mia: Um, yeah, I guess. I'm... an English major. At the same university as you, actually. But you're probably in a different building? Lauren: Yeah. The way campus is organized, I don't think I've ever met a humanities student. Mia: Well, here I am. Lauren: Here you are indeed. How are you paying for this? Rich parents? Mia: Oh, no, not exactly. I do translating work online. Lauren: That's cool. I should really get a job too, but with Oscar, it's just too easy to not do anything. I know he'll take care of me. His job pays pretty well. Mia: And you say he's not your dad...? Lauren: He's definitely not my dad. He's younger than me, for god's sake. He's twenty-one and sixty days, and I'm twenty-one and ninety-three days. Mia: You keep count of the days? Lauren: Eh, it just sort of happens. My mind keeps track of things. So how old are you? Mia: Twenty-two. Lauren: Damn, I'm not the oldest anymore. Actually, I think Grey's twenty-two as well, but they don't count. Mia: Why don't you like Grey? Lauren: We're enemies. Mia: Right! Lauren: Anyway, I'm supposed to be your tour guide, right? This is the third floor. Six residents live here, but I only really know Mrs. Finley. She's a sweetheart, but also kind of a loner. She barely ever leaves her apartment. Okay, at the end of the hallway here is where the landlord has his office. His name is Mr. Greer, but Oscar and I just call him Mr. Grumps. Not to his face, though. Mia: Is he nice? Lauren: Nice? No. He's grumpy, and he smells bad, but he is good at fixing things. [SFX: The rattling of an old elevator door. The elevator dings three times.] Lauren: Come on, let's go down to the second floor. [SFX: The elevator door opens. The elevator dings twice.] Lauren: Here we are. I don't know anyone who lives on this floor, but at least one of these apartments has to be occupied. Mia: What are these scratches on the wall? They look like... mathematical formulas? Lauren: No idea. Oscar's always telling me to "decipher them," but just because I study artificial intelligence doesn't mean that I understand every single formula. Besides, "decipher" makes it sound like it's some kind of code. It's probably just random squiggles. Mia: On a wall. Lauren: I know. It's ridiculous. Vandalism and all that. Mia: The writing looks old. How old is this place anyway? Lauren: Fifty-three years and six months. You don't have to widen your eyes at me, I just have a good memory, okay? [SFX: Eerie music begins] But yeah, this used to be just a grass field. Then more people wanted to live around here so they needed more housing. Mia: And now barely anyone lives here anymore. Lauren: Exactly. If I could afford it, I could totally get my own apartment in here. Be Oscar's neighbor instead of his roommate. I'd miss him though. Mia: How did you two become friends? Lauren: Oh, you know. He was the new kid in school, he approached me and asked if I wanted to be friends, and I said "yes". [SFX: Eerie music fades out] Mia: It was that easy? Lauren: Easiest relationship in my life. At the time, it was the only easy relationship in my life. Mia: How so? Lauren: Ugh, it's embarrassing. I didn't really have any friends. Everyone at school saw me as "the angry kid". And as for my family... well, at home I was even angrier. Mia: You don't get on with your family? Lauren: I do now, but at the time... Look, I have six siblings. Three of them older than me, three of them younger. Mia: Wow. That's... a lot. Lauren: Yeah. It's too many. Between the seven of us with only two parents to care for us, I felt pretty neglected. My parents didn't really neglect me, but I needed attention. So I'd get these angry outbursts that got me their attention, but not in a positive way. I don't know, I just had a lot of anger in me. And I was pretty lonely too...that's why I'm so glad Oscar approached me. On his first day at my high school, he just... walked right up to me. He could have been a popular kid - he was attractive and he was wearing the right kinds of clothes. A stylish jacket and designer jeans. But instead, he stuck with me. Mia: Maybe you two were destined to be friends. Lauren: I don't believe in that stuff. Maybe he just had impeccable queerdar. Or maybe he needed someone to fuss over, and he picked me. That sounds like Oscar. [SFX: Eerie music starts playing as Mia and Lauren see something flicker. It makes a staticky noise.] Mia: Did you… see that? A sort of dark flickering in the corner of your eye? Lauren: Let's get back to the apartments, yeah? Mia: Good idea. [SFX: Eerie music stops. The elevator DINGS FOUR TIMES. The doors OPEN.] Lauren: Here we are, our apartments. Time to go our separate ways. Mia: Will we still hang out together? The four of us? [SFX: Eerie music starts] Lauren: Why would we? I know Oscar wants us all to be friends, but Grey clearly doesn't feel the same way. Mia: But... we went through something together. Lauren: We all saw something bizarre. So what? It doesn't make us friends. Doesn't make us anything. You look tired. Mia: I am tired. Lauren: You should take a nap. Goodnight, Mia. Or good afternoon. Whatever. [SFX: Mia enters her apartmnet] Mia: Grey? Right. They're still at work. You know, Lauren was probably right, I should take a nap. I'll shower first. Anxiety makes me sweaty. [SFX:] Mia undresses, showers, brushes her teeth, dresses again, lies down in bed, and hits the light switch.] Mia: (yawns) Just… the black hole… could it be my fault? Did I dream it into existence? [SFX: Dream music. Mia's dreams sound echoey. Voices from her memoriess appear like distorted, ghostly whispers.] Past Oscar: You have awakened a dark presence. Soon, it will devour you. Past Grey: Oh, ha ha, very funny, Oscar. PAST Mia: Grey? Did you leave a… a metal thing on my bed? Past Oscar: Uh, what is that? Are you guys seeing what I'm seeing? Past Grey: Mia, does that… does that look like the black hole you saw in your dream? Past Lauren: What the hell was that? Low Voice: Mia… Mia… [SFX: A door slams shut. Dream music ends.] Mia: (jerking awake) Ah! [SFX: Mia breathes heavily] Mia: It was just a dream this time… just a dream, Mia. Grey: (from another room) Mia, I'm home! Mia: (clears throat) How was work? [SFX: Grey enters Mia's room] Grey: Boring. Did I tell you what I do? I'm a cashier at the supermarket. Exciting stuff. Hey, are you okay? Did you have the nightmare again? Mia: I think we need to call Lauren and Oscar over. I need to tell them something. Grey: Ugh, fine. Let me just get changed. [SFX: Scene transition music.] Lauren: You're wearing a unicorn onesie? Grey: Shut up, it's comfortable. Oscar: I think it's cute, Grey. Grey: Again, shut up. Oscar: Mia, what did you want to talk about? Mia: Have you guys had any... nightmares? About the black hole? Lauren: About the black hole? No, not that I'm aware of. Oscar: Me neither. Mia: Okay. Well... I have. I had one before we even saw it in the hallway. I told Grey about it already. Oscar: Was it like a premonition? Mia: I don't know. But what if I caused the black hole? By dreaming about it? Lauren: That's absurd. [SFX: Unsettling music begins] Oscar: Mia, you don't know that. We don't know anything. Mia: At the very least, I seem to be connected to the hole somehow. In my dream it… it pulls me in. And the fact that I just had the nightmare again makes me think that this wasn't a one-time thing. The hole could appear again. Or something else might happen, I don't know. I have this foreboding feeling in my stomach. Grey: Me too. Mia: Really? [SFX: Unsettling music fades out] Grey: Yeah. I don't know. Like Oscar said this morning, this place has always been weird. And I've always tried to ignore it... because I don't want to leave. This is my home. I don't want my home to be terrifying. Oscar: Why don't you want to leave? Grey: Because! Because I lived here with Sarah. Because I've made good memories here. Because what if Sarah comes back and I'm gone? But you know what? You're right. This apartment complex, it's wrong somehow. Something's going on... something's always been up, but it's different now. I'd never seen a black hole like that before. That started yesterday. Mia: When I moved in. Lauren: Mia, if you blame yourself, I will literally fight you. Oscar: Seconded. Well, in my case, not literally. Figuratively. Grey: So what do we do? Oscar: You don't want to leave, right? I'd rather not leave either. So we stay, and we figure this thing out. We team up to find out what's going on. Lauren: "Team up"? What, like we're a band of superheroes? Grey: Uh, pass. Oscar: Come on, guys! We want to know what's going on here, don't we? Mia: I sure do! I'm all for teaming up. [SFX: Friendship music begins] Oscar: Thank you. Can't we at least try? I'm sure we will get along. Look at us having a mature conversation right now. Lauren: Fine. But I'm only doing it for you, Oscar. Grey: Well, then I'm doing it for Mia. Mia: Thanks, Grey. Lauren: So what should we do? Besides keep an eye out for creepy happenings? Oscar: We could dig into the history of Sycamore Crossing. There must be some information online...oh, maybe in the library. Mia: Good. We need to know what we're up against. [SFX: Friendship music fades out] [SFX: Darkened Hallways theme music fades in] Voiceover: Darkened Hallways is written by Asa van der Lecq and produced by Kimberly Dauber. Our director is Kris Kim. Our production manager is Max Evans. Sound design is by John Bond, music is by Joelle Doriani, and cover art by Manon Groos. Our sensitivity reader is Stacey Parshall Jensen. This episode featured Victoria Longe as Mia, PJ Hernandez as Grey, Ari Sylvin as Lauren, and Kelvyn Koning as Oscar. Darkened Hallways is a product of Hear Me Out Productions. Find our other shows at hearmeoutproductions.com or wherever you get your podcasts, and follow us on social media @HearMeOutProd. This show is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Thank you for visiting us at Sycamore Crossing. Come home soon - we'll be waiting. [SFX: Darkened Hallways theme music ends] Voiceover: Darkened Hallways is a creation of Hear Me Out Productions. 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Let's talk about digital identity with Linus Kvarnhammar, Cyber Security Consultant at Syneptic. Following his Swedish TV series, Hackad, professional hacker Linus discusses the biggest risks that insufficient identity management can create for individuals and organisations. Oscar and Linus explore the pitfalls of authentication, authorization (including MFA), and more – and how these lead to security incidents. [Transcript below] "We have a standard way of identifying a person in real life – passport, driver's license, national identity card. But as far as I'm aware, we don't have one that is universally accepted both by the individual and companies" Linus is an independent cyber security consultant and professional hacker. He is also one of the hackers in the TV series “Hackad” on SVT. He has more than 20 years of experience working in the IT industry where the last 10 years have been spent exclusively doing penetration tests of applications and networks with a few social engineering assignments every now and then. Find Linus on Twitter @lkvarnhammar and on LinkedIn. Watch Hackad at www.svtplay.se/hackad. You can also find the English subtitles at hackad-english.blogspot.com/2021/11/hackad-tv-2021-english-subtitles.html. We'll be continuing this conversation on Twitter using #LTADI – join us @ubisecure!     Podcast transcript Let's Talk About Digital Identity, the podcast connecting identity and business. I am your host, Oscar Santolalla. Oscar Santolalla: Hello and thanks for joining. And today, we'll hear insights from the world of hackers. Of course, ethical hacking is what we're talking about. And we have a very special guest with Linus Kvarnhammar. Linus is an independent cybersecurity consultant and professional hacker. He's also one of the hackers in the TV series Hackad on the Swedish TV SVT. He has more than 20 years of experience working in the IT industry, where the last 10 years have been spent exclusively doing penetration tests of applications and networks with a few social engineering assignments every now and then. Hello, Linus. Linus Kvarnhammar: Hello. Oscar: Very welcome. It's nice being with you, Linus. And well, good to hear more about the interesting work you are doing there. So… Linus: Oh, thank you. Oscar: Please tell us a bit more about yourself and how was your journey to this world of cybersecurity and hackers. Linus: Yeah. I- the last 10 years or so, I've been doing penetration testing as a security consultant. And yeah, my interest in computers started when I got my Commodore 64, I think it was 1987. And then I had an Amiga. And then I started working with computers directly after school and I've been doing that since. I also spent some time, some years doing development work, being a .NET programmer. So a quick bit about my background. Oscar: You also worked as a developer at some point? Linus: Yeah, yeah. I think my background as a developer, and an IT pro back in the early days, was a good way of getting into security. Because I think, for me, cybersecurity is about knowing how a computer system works and trying to break it, right. So if you know how the application is built, and if you know how operating systems and networks work, then I think you have a good chance of being good at cybersecurity, I think. Oscar: Yeah. And I can imagine if you have had, since a child you had a computer at home, not many of the ones who are listening to this had that. And yeah, I'm sure you understand. You have time to understand quite well how the computer works exactly as you said and also in your perspective as a developer. So when you were, for instance, a developer, during time you were a developer, you had also this interest in trying to find the vulnerabilities or something that doesn't work well, you had already this curiosity? Linus: No, I don't… Nah, not really, actually. I think I was mostly focused on – focusing on like writing good cod...

In this week’s show, Phil talks to Oscar Santolalla, the author of "Rock the Tech Stage" and "Create and Deliver a Killer Product Demo". After a decade and a half in the technology arena, he embarked on a mission to help people in technology companies present better, inspire others, and sell more.   Since 2014, he has been hosting the public speaking podcast Time to Shine, for which he has interviewed more than 150 communication professionals. He works as a sales engineer at Ubisecure. And was born and raised in Peru but now lives in Finland.   Oscar talks about why we should always seek to develop our skills and grow as professionals. He also discusses why storytelling can positively impact your career goals.   KEY TAKEAWAYS:   TOP CAREER TIP There is always room to develop your skills, and no matter which stage you are at, time should always be taken to develop and grow.   WORST CAREER MOMENT During an early presentation, Oscar found himself ill-prepared, and having to present on a subject of which he had no knowledge. This taught him the value of always being prepared, and to devote time to learning how to feel more comfortable with public speaking.   CAREER HIGHLIGHT Switching between roles, and trying out new areas in the sector, provided Oscar with his current role, which he views as the highlight of his career so far.   THE FUTURE OF CAREERS IN I.T IT is being called upon, more and more, to solve meaningful problems for the world. This responsibility will grow as technological advancements continue to be made.   THE REVEAL What first attracted you to a career in I.T.? – In times previous, Oscar saw the implementation of tech infrastructures, and the idea of being a part of this world appealed to him greatly. What’s the best career advice you received? – Become a problem solver. What’s the worst career advice you received? – When people tell you that hard work alone will lead to success. This is only partly true. What would you do if you started your career now? – Oscar would be more heavily involved in building tools that protect us online and reinforce privacy. What are your current career objectives? – Focussing upon training in order to deliver better results to clients and partners. What’s your number one non-technical skill? – Communication skills, and developing creativity in thinking. How do you keep your own career energized? – Oscar remains energized by always learning new skills, and keeping abreast of technological advances. What do you do away from technology? – Sports are very important, as is reading – especially fiction, which stimulates the imagination.   FINAL CAREER TIP Work on your storytelling abilities, which remain the best way of communicating plans, ideas and thoughts to others.   BEST MOMENTS   (3:49) – Oscar - “Always invest in developing your skills at any moment in your career” (9:45) – Phil - “At any point in time, you can provide a point of view that can be described as leadership” (12:15) – Oscar – “We can solve the real and big problems that society has today” (18:07) – Oscar – “You need to make sure that others see what you do and appreciate your value”   ABOUT THE HOST – PHIL BURGESS   Phil Burgess is an independent IT consultant who has spent the last 20 years helping organizations to design, develop, and implement software solutions.  Phil has always had an interest in helping others to develop and advance their careers.  And in 2017 Phil started the I.T. Career Energizer podcast to try to help as many people as possible to learn from the career advice and experiences of those that have been, and still are, on that same career journey.   CONTACT THE HOST – PHIL BURGESS Phil can be contacted through the following Social Media platforms:   Twitter: https://twitter.com/philtechcareer LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/philburgess Facebook: https://facebook.com/philtechcareer Instagram: https://instagram.com/philtechcareer Website: https://itcareerenergizer.com/contact   Phil is also reachable by email at phil@itcareerenergizer.com and via the podcast’s website, https://itcareerenergizer.com Join the I.T. Career Energizer Community on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/ITCareerEnergizer   ABOUT THE GUEST – OSCAR SANTOLALLA   Oscar Santolalla is the author of "Rock the Tech Stage" and "Create and Deliver a Killer Product Demo". After a decade and a half in the technology arena, he embarked on a mission to help people in technology companies present better, inspire others, and sell more.   Since 2014, he has been hosting the public speaking podcast Time to Shine, for which he has interviewed more than 150 communication professionals. He works as a sales engineer at Ubisecure. And was born and raised in Peru but now lives in Finland.   CONTACT THE GUEST – OSCAR SANTOLALLA   Oscar Santolalla can be contacted through the following Social Media platforms:   Twitter: https://twitter.com/osantolalla LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/oscarsantolalla/ ‘Rock The Tech Stage’ Book Website: https://rockthetechstage.com/ ‘Create and Deliver a Killer Product Demo’ Book Website: https://www.apress.com/gp/book/9781484239537  

Season 4 Episode 10: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Get Your Geek On! -- The Malice Corp Geek Enthusiasts and Nerd Aficionados talk about what they've been doing since last episode. What you should be checking out, and what you should stay far away from? - 1:16 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: What Your Geek Knowledge? -- Playstation 2 20th Anniversary: Just how much do the MaliceCasters know about Sony's 2nd generation console? - 11:54 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Nerd News: -- Rise of Skywalker Novelization Backlash - Did you get all your answers from Episode 9? If not the novelization gave some more of them, but fans still aren't happy. - 23:10 -- Last of Us TV Adaption - The game of the year from Naughty Dog is getting the TV series treatment. What we know so far, and who should play Ellie and Joel? - 32:52 -- Taika Waititi Tackles Willy Wonka - What do you do if you are conquering Hollywood and just won an Oscar? You go and make your version of an already classic. At least that's what Taika is doing for Netflix. - 46:45 -- Dark Matter's New Origin - Scientist think they may have figured out what creates Dark Matter, and they may be one step closer to proving it's real - 53:01 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Somebody's Gotta Talk About It: The odd, strange, downright funny story's that somebody has to talk about! -- Corona Virus delays James Bond: We didn't even know what we were in for. - 58:11 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Audio Casts (Links Below or search for Malice Corp): -- Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2Xfv29H -- Stitcher - https://bit.ly/2QQfR7w -- Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/2EQLy9u -- Podcasts.com - https://bit.ly/2GsfglY -- Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/2ULDbB9 -- Podchaser - https://bit.ly/32qvV2s ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Where to Follow on Social Media to Talk All Things Nerd!: -- Website - http://malice-corp.com/ -- Discord - https://discord.gg/F52YJuN -- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/malice_corp -- Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/allthingsnerdpodcast -- Cast Twitter - https://twitter.com/allnerdpodcast -- (Host) Mest5150: https://twitter.com/Mest_Malicecorp -- Nudie Rudie: https://twitter.com/NudieRudie -- A-A-Ron: https://twitter.com/DasNewportKid -- IC Zorro: https://twitter.com/ICZorro -- Bearded Master: https://twitter.com/ABeardedMaster ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: #SkywalkerNovel #LastOfUs #TaikaWaititi #AllThingsNerd #Podcast #Twitch #Geek #Nerd #Popculture #Comedy #Funny #NerdNews #GeekNews

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Episode 69 – Brian’s Kick Ass, PR, Philly Marathon Recap Whenever a Fit Crazy puts their butt on the line, we get a recap. Ironman, marathons, birthday marathons, big events, Boston Marathon heartbreak? You name it. If there is a big Fit Crazy performance, you’re getting a Recap Show. And here in Episode 69, Brian and Christine give you just that. Coming off his HUGE Philly Marathon 2 hour 48 minute 42 second (2:48:42), PR, Brian gives us the low down on his gigantic effort in the City of Brotherly Love. What did this guy just win an Oscar? You’d think the guy actually put the crack in the Liberty Bell! Too bad! It’s a Fit Crazy performance worthy of a Fit Crazy Recap! Hear of the preparation, motivation, genesis of his love for running and all that went into making the run happen, including the inspirational run the day prior to the race by a very special cross-country team that he’s been lucky enough to be a part of this season. All in all, if feeling good makes you feel good, this one will make you feel good. We Love It When We’re Having The Best Time!!!!! Please Enjoy! Yours in Good Health! Two Fit Crazies Philadelphia Marathon: http://live.xacte.com/templates/philadelphiamarathon.com/for-runners/ 1983 NYC Marathon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llfcZUyTJGA 2018 NJSIAA M.O.C.: https://nj.milesplit.com/meets/323626/results/621414/formatted#.W_jIJvZFzIU

Being likeable helped Sally Field win an Oscar ("You like me! You Really Like me!"), and it can help you win more sales. That's because people buy from people and businesses they like. You might provide the best service, but unless prospects and clients connect with you, you will not win their business. Listen as Michelle Tillis Lederman, author of The 11 Laws of Likability, explains how to increase your likability, strong client relationships, and win more sales.