Podcasts about overdog

In this episode of the Overdog Podcast, it's all about answering your biggest questions. Fern not only dishes out valuable advice for dog daycare and boarding business owners, but also brings on a special guest you probably already know—Kasey Jervis, Overdog's behind-the-scenes powerhouse. If you're wondering how to attract more customers, where your marketing dollars should go, or why your Facebook ads are flopping, you'll want to soak in every minute of this one.Kasey brings her firsthand experience of owning a boutique dog daycare into the conversation, and together, she and Fern tackle the real-world challenges business owners are facing right now. They get into everything from boosting slow daycare days to getting more reviews and word-of-mouth buzz. Whether you're just starting out or trying to scale, this episode is packed with insights you didn't even know you needed.

Running a pet business can be very overwhelming at times. With all the different things you need to do in your business and competition always on the rise, you can often feel like the odds are stacked against you - like you're the underdog. The good news is that there's never been more information and resources available to you. On today's podcast episode Fern will go over 10 things you can focus on in your business that, if properly implemented, can transform you from the underdog to the Overdog in your market. 

In April of 2024 we held the first annual Overdog Business Retreat designed to help dog daycare and boarding business owners learn some important business strategies, improve their mindset, make some new friends and relax a bit. And it was AWESOME!In this episode Fern sits down with Allison Jacobs and Kristen Perrus (from Scouts Honor) at the end of the event to reflect on some of the big take-aways and aha moments that we experienced during the retreat.

In the episode of the Overdog podcast, Fern interviews Kelli from Perfect Pooch, a comprehensive pet care service. They discuss the successful strategies implemented at Perfect Pooch, focusing on personalized client services and staff incentives. Kelli highlights the importance of action and implementation in seeing results, sharing how proactive measures in training, customer engagement, and staff motivation have positively impacted her business. The discussion also covers innovative programs like puppy preschool, enrichment activities tailored to specific dog breeds, and a monthly incentive plan for staff that has significantly improved workplace culture and efficiency. Perfect Pooch has enhanced its service quality and customer satisfaction through these initiatives, showcasing the potential for growth and improvement in the pet care industry.-- Here is the information of our guest in the episode today:Website: https://perfect-pooch.comEmail: kelli.dodds@perfect-pooch.com

Five Bicycle-Shaped Musings from writer, raconteur and life-long cyclist Andrew Martin Today how socialism and cycling conjoined. A traditionally working-class transport mode is counterpointed with the idea of the cyclist as supreme individualist, riding on pavements and ignoring red lights. Cycling clubs today focus on environmentalism and sociability rather than socialism, but their slogan is still ‘Fellowship is Life.' Written and read by Andrew Martin Produced by Karen Holden

Dan and Conrad venture into the Forbidden Zone in stunning 80s 3D for this episode, with only a 14-year-old Molly Ringwald as their guide,Peter Strauss as their store-brand Han Solo hero and Ernie Hudson as... I dunno... someone who is also there? It's 80s b-movie sci-fi at its finest, as the world-weary bounty hunter Wolff (with two 'f's) drives across a desert planet to rescue three supermodels from the clutches of the mutant dictator, Overdog, played by Michael Ironside, whose attempts to chew scenery are frustrated by his being strapped to a camera crane throughout the movie. It's an obvious cashgrab aping both Star Wars and Mad Max, but does it deserve to linger in the Oubliette forever? Find out! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram Support us on Patreon to nominate future films, vote on whether films should be released or thrown back, and access exclusive bonus content!

On a distant planet inhabited by mutants and scavengers, Wolff must rescue three female captives from Earth from the evil Overdog in Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (1983). This week the Invaders venture into the Forbidden Zone with their own unique brand of storytelling to remake this cult science fiction gem complete with fantasy casting. Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, PodChaser, Amazon Music, Audible, Libsyn, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes / Apple Podcasts. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook, Instagram & Tik-Tok: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Buy a cool t-shirt, PPE masks and other Invasion of the Remake swag at our TeePublic Store!

The guys rate the cult classic 1983 feature "Spacehunter: Adventures in The Forbidden Zone". The Scrambler. Swimmin' Women. Overdog. Ironside. Zedmore. Tan Solo. Combat trains. Brainworks. Water, water everywhere. Gliders powered by... flares? Mutants.

Erwachsenwerden ist ein schier endloser Struggle und deshalb auch Dauerthema in der Musik. Künstler wie zum Beispiel Casper und Schmyt thematisieren schon immer ihr Außenseiterdasein: sportliches Versagen, unerwiderte Liebe, ein bisschen Rebellion und die generelle Angst vor dem, was kommt. Über seinen musikalischen Coming-of-Age-Prozess sprechen wir mit einem, der sich für sein neues Album "Exit Strategy" intensiv mit sich selbst auseinandergesetzt hat: Max Gruber aka Drangsal. Was "Coming of Age" für ihn bedeutet und wie er sich mithilfe von Musik vom Underdog zum Overdog entwickelt hat, erzählt er uns in dieser Folge. Außerdem gibt's jede Menge Musiktipps von Drangsal und von uns, die einen halbwegs safe durch die Teenie-Zeit bringen - und auch danach noch Bock machen.

OverDog Behavior is the opposite of underdog one that is confident in his chances of winning and not failing and I discuss a few OverDogs on this Episode, also what is Black Culture ? , I give my thoughts and read the definition of what I think it is but help me to understand the true meaning and get in the comment section and teach me something also is Lil Durk cursed because a lot if individuals that is in his presence are losing there life and let's discuss this fight that happened Sunday and what was your thoughts on it ✌

Es wird technisch. Zuerst messen wir die Inflation, danach ziehen wir Linien durch Aktiencharts. Unterm Strich kommt nicht viel bei rum, nur der Bitcoin freut sich. Auch bei Uber (WKN: A2PHHG) kommt unterm Strich nicht viel rum. Beziehungsweise schon viel, aber eben viel Verlust. Wir gehen der rätselhaft hohen Bewertung auf die Spur und haben mit Thomas Zimmermann – dem CMO von FREE NOW - einen absoluten Experten an Bord. Umso mehr zu holen, gibt es bei den Kollegen aus Polen. Deren Wirtschaft boomt wie nie zuvor. Daran kann man mit einem ETF (WKN: A1H5UP) teilhaben, doch man muss wissen: Neben der Wirtschaft florieren bei unseren Nachbarn aus dem Osten auch die autokratischen Tendenzen in der Politik. Diesen Podcast der Podstars GmbH (Philipp Westermeyer) vom 01.06.2021, 3:00 Uhr stellt Dir die Trade Republic Bank GmbH zur Verfügung. Die Trade Republic Bank GmbH wird von der Bundesanstalt für Finanzaufsicht beaufsichtigt.

Lecturer and Author #BrenéBrown said, “I define #connection as the 2#energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship.” Isn’t it interesting that when we feel seen, heard, and valued the energy between conversations shifts, when we feel valued there is a sense of appreciation and acceptance. There is a deeper understanding found in the similarities which creates a connection of being understood. And being understood leads to better rapport. But how does one create this connection, how does one create #rapport with others so we can live in a way that serves both as opposed to just one. And why is this so important in #communication? Join me on this journey as we speak to international’s #speaker and trainer Helene Kempe as she shares how #connection, #skills and the #knowledge we have acquired can be used to add value and deepen connections and #relationships when building rapport with those around us. In this episode we cover: What is rapport How does it work Creating a one-off connection Skills you can learn for personal and group Development of Bain based on personal values Environmental influences on your growth Interest in something helps your Brian adapt for what you are after HLPS - highest life priorities Value-based selling / fair exchange Looking for the clues, tuning into them, listening Use Questions to open up the conversation Being present Energies and chemical Energy matrix - field Energy exchange, finding things in common Out interest vs their interest - add value Intention for connection (where you coming from how be of service or and do you want to ?) Humbly empowered = grace Gratitude and instant rapport Overdog position / underdog - empowered states Equilibrium into balance All marketing is polarisation Energy of fair exchange Connecting online Create something of value and service Group rapport Authority position, care, get to know people Consistency in brand, service delivery helps with rapport How are you showing up in the person's view, ie feedback Helene Kempe - https://www.optimumthinking.net/ Jatinder Palaha - https://www.jatinderpalaha.com Digital Rapport® - https://www.digital-rapport.com/

With each year's new slate of Grammy nominations, there comes a wave of armchair analysis.

We proudly present Rish Outfield's sketch, "Daughter Death Star Day."  We also preface this with a potpourri of other Star Wars topics, including "McClunkey", Palpatine and Overdog, IGN's commentary watch-along of Rogue One with Gary Whitta and Chris Weitz, looking ahead to The High Republic, and season 7 of Clone Wars.To download, right-click here and then click SaveJoin the Journey Into Patreon to get extra episodes and personal addresses, plus other extras and rewards.To comment on this or any episode:Journey on over to the ForumsSend comments and/or recordings to journeyintopodcat@gmail.comTweet us us TwitterPost a comment on Facebook here or hereComment directly to this post down below

This week's slate has been described as anything from "underwhelming" to "gross," but before next week's host of high-profile games, we welcome nearly 50 games just begging to be wagered on. Host Stuckey is joined by Collin Wilson as they go through every college football conference to identify the best opportunities for gamblers everywhere, from the Charlotte 49ers to the Memphis Tigers and everybody in between. The guys also look at the Friday night matchup, the FCS vs FBS game on everyone's radar, and so much more. Have you long wondered what kind of music Marshall coach Doc Holliday listens to? Your wait is almost over! And to our NJ listeners, receive your 200% PointsBet deposit bonus by following this link: http://bit.ly/2Ml9yni . TIME CODES Marquee Matchups (4:30) FC Yes or No (20:00) AAC (24:00) Big 12 (30:00) Big 10 (32:00) CUSA (37:00) MW (41:00) Pac 12 (47:00) SEC (51:00) Sun Belt (52:00) Fri Night (53:00) Overdog (55:00) ML Underdog Parlay (55:30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An overflowing cornucopia of college football action hits the gambling table this weekend, with enough action coast-to-coast to satiate even the most betting-starved among us. Helping to make sense of it all is Stuckey, joined as always by Collin Wilson. Together they go conference by conference to discuss all the games they like this weekend, along with tasty situational spots, juicy totals, overdogs, underdogs, and so much more. TIME CODES Lookahead of Look Away (2:00) ACC (15:30) AAC (21:00) BIG XII (26:00) C-USA (32:00) INDEPENDENTS (35:00) MAC (38:00) MW (40:00) PAC12 (42:00) SEC (44:00) SUN BELT (49:00) MARQUEE MATCHUPS (49:00) FRI NITE (57:00) OVERDOG (58:00) UNDERDOG PARLAY (59:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're in the juicy center of the college football season, and Stuckey and Collin Wilson work overtime this week to break down all the action. Together they cover all the marquee matchups you need to hear about, but not before going conference-by-conference to highlight under-the-radar games (Western Kentucky vs. Army anyone?) you won't hear about anywhere else. The guys also give out their favorite underdogs, overdogs, totals and sides, break down the Friday Night slate, preview Pac-12 After Dark, and so much more. So what are you waiting for? Dive in! Don't forget to play in PointsBet's FREE Pick 6 game to win $25K: PointsBetPick6.com And to our New Jersey listeners, get your 200% PointsBet bonus by visiting http://bit.ly/2Ml9yni TIME CODES AAC (3:00) ACC (11:00) Big 12 (13:30) Big Ten (15:00) C-USA (20:00) MAC (23:30) MW (25:00) Pac12 (28:30) SEC (32:30) Arkansas (33:45) Marquee Matchups (35:00) Fri Night (53:00) Overdog (1:01:00) Underdog ML Parlay (1:04:00) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Space jockey and bounty hunter, Wolff, seeks a reward for rescuing 3 women stranded on the dangerous, plague-ridden planet Terra XI.  Along the way, he acquires the assistance of Niki, a teenage scavenger girl.  Together they face the varied denizens of this forsaken world and battle the evil Overdog in the Forbidden Zone.To download, right-click here and then click SaveJoin the Journey Into Patreon to get a new Outfield Excursions episode featuring KIN (Dennis Quaid, James Franco, Myles Truitt) and all other future episodes, plus other extras and rewards.Episode Art courtesy of Gino Moretto.To comment on this or any episode:Journey on over to the ForumsLeave us a voicemail at 77-JINTO-107 (775-4686-107)Send comments and/or recordings to journeyintopodcat@gmail.comTweet us on TwitterPost a comment on Facebook hereComment directly to this post down below

In this episode, we examine three "overdogs" - whose success can ONLY be based on the fact that they must be cheating somehow: 1. Michael Cohen (admit it, you're just jealous) 2. The Swedish Papal Guards 3. The New England Patriots

From underdog to Overdog very few of us get the acknowledgement we deserve and the support that we need. On this episode I spoke on a few things that will help the underdogs like me that's always being counted out to know that it will not last forever. And when your time comes to be the Overdog what to watch for and how to always remain humble and know that God lifted you up because he loves you so lift him up because you love him to. Thanks for listening, Make sure you share this with your friends and family. I know everyone knows someone who really needs to here this episode right now. Follow On Instagram: @OfficialRoshanda --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dosesofroshanda/support

Three women make an emergency landing on a planet plagued with a fatal disease, but are captured by dictator Overdog. Adventurer Wolff goes there to rescue them and meets Niki, the only Earthling left from a medical expedition. Combining their talents, they try to rescue the women.

TIMECODES:02:00 - #ALLCAPS25:50 - NHL chitchat39:55 - Rave's dreamboat46:50 - Star (Sign) Wars01:06:15 - Listener questions

THIS WEEK IT'S "POST APOCALYPSE MOVIES WEEK" ON THE 4:30 MAN as our intrepid hosts curate an all-new fantasy theme week including writer/producer Mark A. Altman (DOA: Dead Or Alive, The Librarians), writer/producer Ashley E. Miller (Lore, Black Sails, Red Sonja), writer Steven Melching (X-Men: The Animated Series, Star Wars Rebels) and concept designer Daren Dochterman as they go in search of gasoline, replicants and the Overdog. OK, maybe not that. Spacehunter never came up. Twitter: @430moviepodcast.  430movie.com.   THE 4:30 MOVIE IS NOW ON INSTAGRAM at The430movie! Enjoy daily content and bonus features by following us today. You can also follow us on Twitter at @430moviepodcast and on Facebook at Electric Surge. Now, you can watch THE 4:30 MOVIE and all your favorite Electric Surge podcasts on the free Electric Now! video streaming app available for download at your favorite app store. Mark A. Altman & Edward Gross's bestselling oral history of James Bond, NOBODY DOES IT BETTER, is now available in paperback from Tor/Forge as well as hardcover, digital and audio.   

Summary Once upon a time, most of us rooted for the loveable underdog. You know, the Little League baseball team from Nowhere, USA that was up against the team from a big city; the team that had won the championship two of the last three years. These kids and their parents had been selling candy door-to-door for almost a year to fund the trip to the big game. Or the personable but nondescript singer on a major TV talent show who was competing against well-trained and attractive contestants. The scrappy, work hard, never-give-up, refuse to accept failure, person or team or country caught our imaginations. Today, the trend has nothing to do with underdogs; the clear push is to be against the successful, characterized as the overdog. Not because this person or group was mean or arrogant in their success. Not because they cheated. Not because they took themselves way too seriously. But simply because they succeeded, and succeeded big time. That is enough to make them not only disliked, but it makes them the enemy. Yes, succeed and you become the enemy. Links and References Resenting Success Columbus Day Contact Please do reach out with comments or questions.  You can email me at will@revolution2-0.org, or connect with me on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. And you can subscribe to the podcast on your favorite device through Apple Podcasts, Google, or Stitcher. Transcript Once upon a time, most of us rooted for the loveable underdog. You know, the Little League baseball team from Nowhere USA that was up against the team from a big city; the team that had won the championship two of the last three years. These kids and their parents had been selling candy door-to-door for almost a year to fund the trip to the big game. Or the personable but nondescript singer on a major TV talent show who was competing against well-trained and attractive contestants. The scrappy, work hard, never-give-up, refuse to accept failure, person or team or country caught our imaginations. Today, the trend has nothing to do with underdogs; the clear push is to be against the successful, characterized as the overdog. Not because this person or group was mean or arrogant in their success. Not because they cheated. Not because they took themselves way too seriously. But simply because they succeeded, and succeeded big time. That is enough to make them not only disliked, but it makes them the enemy. Yes, succeed and you become the enemy. Let’s go back to the 1776 Revolution, Revolution 1.0 (the first revolution) in the US. Who doesn’t look back with fondness and pride at the ragtag Continental Army that wintered in Valley Forge in ‘77-’78? "Naked and starving as they are, we cannot enough admire the incomparable patience and fidelity of the soldiery." General George Washington, February 16, 1778. This soldiery came back and defeated the strongest military the world had ever seen. Now let’s go part way around the world and forward in time to the newly-birthed nation of Israel. Who didn’t root for that scrappy band of refugees, homesteaders and holocaust survivors to defeat the combined might of its neighbors and other nearby enemies who were dedicated to its eradication? Their enemies refused to accept the UN partition and fought to eliminate Israel in ‘48. And again in ‘67 and ‘73 when Israel once again had to fight for its survival? Today, the anti-big, anti-successful crowd sees these two nations, the US and Israel, as linked together as examples of international evil. Yes, both countries got bigger and stronger after their shaky starts. Israel out of a desire to exist. The US, initially, as part of a drive to expand its territory and economy to support a growing population--population growth stemming from children born here along with massive immigration. Immigration spurred in the main because America was the land of opportunity. Because America was free, growing and successful, it attracted millions who were looking for a better life for them...

1983's Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone  Three women make an emergency landing on a planet plagued with a fatal disease, but are captured by dictator Overdog. Adventurer Wolff goes there to rescue them and meets Niki, the only Earthling left from a medical expedition. Combining their talents, they try to rescue the women.   Cheapseat Reviews: that podcast that explores the Hollywood film industry for the greater good.  

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Our footballing priorities were divided this weekend, with a depleted raft of Premier League fixtures taking place at the same time as the FA Cup quarter finals.   It was a Cup weekend light on shocks, but Alan Tyers joins Thom Gibbs to analyse all four ties, as well as the league schedule which included a storming win for Liverpool, and morale-boosting victories for Crystal Palace, Everton and Bournemouth as they look to distance themselves from relegation trouble.   There's also plenty to enjoy in the league below, and broadcaster Caroline Barker is on hand to talk us through the likely ups and downs in the Championship.   Plus an appearance from Deputy Football Correspondent Jeremy Wilson who gives his views on the forthcoming England and Wales friendlies, and what to make of Gareth Southgate and Ryan Giggs's respective squads. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In episode 13 of the Stuck On Stuff podcast, Stiz & Snuk sit down with the man behind OverDog Radio, Champ Chuck! From growing up in Dorchester, being a hip hop head, starting Overdog Radio and hosting shows, Champ details his come up in the Boston music scene.. We also tackle the Mase/Camron beef, talk Eminem's new album, and out a girl who once sharted in public! All that and more on this weeks episode of the Stuck On Stuff podcast! http://wemfradio.com/shows/overdog-ra... @OverDogRadio @ChampChuck3 StuckOnStuffPodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @StuckOnStuff IG - @StuckOnStuffPodcast soundcloud.com/StuckOnStuffPodcast StizGrimey.com SuperSTahSnuk.com @StizGrimey @SuperSTahSnuk

On this episode of the Beat Club Podcast, the fellas chop it up with the homie and host of Overdog Radio... Champ Chuck!!! We talk about the his new ventures, "Beat Pong™", transitioning to better situations and the future of Overdog Radio BeatClubPodcast.com #WhereProducersAreHeard

The host of OverDog Radio, Champ Chuck, joined us to talk about unity within the Boston scene, why artists need cassettes, and of course the story of the Overdog. LFOD Radio broadcasts live every Tuesday at 7pm on 91.5FM in Boston. Learn more at www.LFODRadio.com. #LFOD

Elliot From Boston of The EFB Podcast sits down with OverDog Radio Host Champ Chuck. Elliot and Champ discuss the Free Speech Peaceful Protest Rally at the Boston Commons, the birth of OverDog Radio, hosting shows, Boston Hip Hop and more. Tune in to Champ Chuck every Tuesday from 8 PM to 11 PM on OverDogRadio.com

Ross Clay and the returning Rhys Discuss Everything E3 and what has been happening in the subreddit this week. Tyler Cushing joins us and talks Overdog, Evolve and what it's like hiring rocket scientists.

show#646 06.11.16 Spinner fuses Blues & Jazz one at a time... you know the rest... Bobby Radcliff - Absolute Hell from Absolute Hell 2016 (3:58) Royal Southern Brotherhood - Can't Waste Time from The Royal Gospel 2016 (4:04) Travis Green - Everybody Knows from Travis Green 2016 (3:18) Lou Donaldson - blues walk from Blues Walk 1958 (6:43) The Kat Kings - Baby You Can't Drink from Swinging in the Swamp 2016 (3:16) AG Weinberger - Mother Blues from Mighty Business 2016 (6:04) Blu Acid - Silence from BA 516 2016 (3:18) Kenny Burrell - Saturday Night Blues from Midnight Blue 1967 (6:16) Mark Wenner - Chitlins Con Carne from Nothin' But... 1989 (4:36) Danny Marks - Heading Down To New Orleans from Cities In Blue 2016 (2:09) Dylan Wickens & The Grand Naturals - Rock Bottom from Hi Lo-Fi 2016 (4:34) Blue Mitchell - hi-heel sneakers from Down With It! 1966 (8:25) John Mayall - Dry Throat from Jazz Blues Fusion 1972 (6:39) Keef Hartley Band - Plain Talkin from Overdog 1971 (3:26) Harvey Mandel - Peruvian Flake from The Snake 1972 (3:34) Jack McDuff - Dink's Blues from The Honeydripper 1961 (7:59) Albert Castiglia - Catfish from These Are The Days 2008 (6:34) Jimmy Thackery & the Drivers - Why Don't We Do It in the Road? from The Blues White Album 2002 (5:36) Eric Burdon & War - Blues For Memphis Slim from Eric Burdon Declares War 1970 (13:22) Horace Silver Quintet - Soulville from The Stylings Of Silver 1957 (6:16) Jeff Beck - I Ain't Superstitious from Truth 1968 (4:56) Bill Perry - Crazy Kind of Life from Crazy Kind of Life 2002 (5:00) Doyle Bramhall - Forty-Four from Fitchburg Street 2003 (5:50) Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man from Takin' Off 1962 (7:09)

show#56611.15.14    The Veldman Brothers - Frenzy from Livin' by the day 2014 (2:29)    Mannish Boys - Rude Groove from Lowdown Feelin' 2008 (7:51)    Fleetwood Mac - Lazy Poker Blues from Carousel Ballroom 6/8/1968 1968 (4:47)    Peter Green - The End of the Game from The End Of The Game 1970 (5:10)    The Rolling Stones - Tell Me from The Rolling Stones 1964 (4:05)    Johnny Mastro & Mama's Boys - Tonight We Ride from Luke's Dream 2012 (3:59)    Trickbag - Get Up from With Friends Vol. 1 2013 (4:45)    Dr. John - Big Shot from Locked Down 2012 (3:48)    Trampled Under Foot - bad bad feeling from Badlands 2013 (3:54)    Todd Snider - Side Show Blues from Step Right Up 1996 (3:38)    Hound Dog Taylor & the Houserockers - Walking The Ceiling from Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers 1990 (3:20)    Robben Ford - Slick Capers Blues from Bringing it Back Home 2013 (3:50)    Larry Coryell & Alphonse Mouzo - Rock 'n' Roll Lovers from Back Together Again 2002 (4:01)    Jean-Luc Ponty - Cantaloupe Island from The Jean-Luc Ponty With The George Duke Trio 1969 (8:37)    Th' Legendary Shack Shakers - Cussin' in Tongues from Believe 2004 (2:44)    Ian Siegal - Early Grace jnr from Candy Store Kid 2012 (4:31)    Ray Wylie Hubbard - cooler-n-hell from Delirium Tremolos 2005 (3:31)    The Veldman Brothers - Real Deal from Livin' by the day 2014 (4:49)    Hazmat Modine feat. Kronos Quartet - Dead Crow from Cicada 2011 (3:46)    Mickey Jupp - You Know What I Mean from Long Distance Romancer 1979 (2:09)    The Nighthawks - Two Bugs & A Roach from Jacks & Kings 1977 (3:21)    John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers - Hartley Quits from Bare Wires [Rebound] 1994 (2:55)    Keef Hartley Band - Plain Talkin from Overdog 1971 (3:26)    Humble Pie - Theme From Skint (See You Later Liquidator) from Humble Pie (A&M Records / Universal Music Japan UICY-93219) 1970 / 2007 (5:43)    Jethro Tull - It's Breaking Me Up from This Was (Remastered) 1968 (5:04)

show#53804.26.14                         Some Cryptic Whalin'        Harvey Mandel - Midnight Sun from Amazingrace (Evanston, IL) 1975 (5:43)        Frankie Lee Sims - What Will Lucy Do from The Ace Records Blues Story 2012 (2:20)        Duke Tumatoe - Tie You Up from Dukes Up 1986 (3:21)        Dtrain - fight from Go for it baby (Tramp, 1993) 1993 (4:35)        Imperial Crowns - Pharaoh's army from Star of the West (Triple J, 2007) 2007        Medford Slim Band - Favorite place from Too much is never enough (Tramp, 1991) 1991 (2:35)        Mikey Junior - She's Good At Being Bad from Traveling South 2014 (4:37)        Shane Dwight - I'm a Bad Man from This House 2014 (3:25)        Daddy Cleanhead & The Chuck Higgens Band - Something's Goin' On In My Room from 45 RPM 1955 (2:15)        Michael Hill - Soldier's Blues from Bloodlines 1994 (5:27)        Melvin Taylor - Groovin' in Paris from Melvin Taylor Plays the Blues for You 1984 (3:15)        James Harman - Cold Tile Floor from Black & White 1995        Robby Richards - Still Got The Blues from Robby Richards 2013        Joe Louis Walker - Not In Kansas Anymore from Hornet's Nest 2014 (3:39)        Scott Henderson - Same As You from Dog Party 1994 (3:57)        Buddy Guy - All That Makes Me Happy Is The Blues from Rhythm & Blues [Disc 2] 2013 (4:36)        Michelle Willson - Crazy, Crazy from Wake up Call 2001 (4:18)        Janiva Magness - Use What You Got from Use What You Got 2003 (3:37)        Sugar Boy And The Sinners - Yes I Know from All You Can Eat 2014 (3:08)        Delbert McClinton - The Rub from Room to Breathe (New West, 2002) 2002 (3:15)        Stackhouse - Serve And Protect from Big Fish Boogie 2013 (3:43)        Jimmy Thackery - One Or The Other from Solid Ice 2007 (8:10)        Anni Piper - Little Redhead from Two's Company 2009 (3:21)        Ford Blues Band - Pick Up The Phone from The Ford Blues Band 1999 (2:32)        Keef Hartley Band - Plain Talkin from Overdog 1971 (3:26)        Savoy Brown - When I Was a Young Boy from Raw Sienna 1970 (3:05)        Virgil & The Accelerators - Low Down And Dirty from The Radium 2011 (6:16)        Frank Zappa - Advance Romance from Bongo Fury 1975 (11:17)        Wes Race - Cryptic Cocktail Mix from Cryptic Whalin'! 2007 (5:08)

This week I'm on my own again right before my trip back to NY for the 4th of July week. I'm starting off with the big bad Blizzard announcement, which leads into some ideas on reviving and evolving retro games, as well as success and failure of other game sequels. From there I talk about two major recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions and what I think about the issues each one affected. This week's show title may seem random, but it's actually directly related to something I mention in the show. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alright" by Flower Of CablesClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk