Podcasts about people behaving badly

Dale & Scott are back after their Summer hiatus, joined in the Las Vegas studio by longtime Swish Edition listeners Melissia & Jeremy who are in town from Florida. This week we're all talking about people behaving badly on airports and airplanes; legally becoming a member of the Mile High Club high above Vegas; how sharing all-you-can-eat food at Applebee's can get you arrested; apparently 1 in 10 mothers regret the name they gave their baby (Elon Musk's baby momma's gotta be on that list); Sin City's shuttered Tropicana hotel and casino gets a demolition date; a Bellagio Fountain super fan pays big time to create his own choreographed show to a U2 song—marking the hotel's 40th show; "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" sets records, sorta; and, much more pop culture silliness for September 11, 2024. Download, stream, and subscribe to SWISH EDITION pop culture and comedy episodes at swishedition.com; Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, and almost everywhere else you get your audio podcasts.

Patreon subscribers are the backbone of the show! If you'd like to help, here's our Patreon Link:https://www.patreon.com/themarkthompsonshowMaybe you're more into PayPal.  https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=PVBS3R7KJXV24And you'll find everything on our website: https://www.themarkthompsonshow.com#Trump #McConnell #Judgeshopping #Politics#documents #espionage #MichaelShure #MichaelSnyderIt seems Mitch McConnell supports judge shopping. The Judicial Conference of the United States has a new rule that if a case seeks a national injunction to reverse or block a federal government policy, the judge has to be randomly assigned within the district court where the case was filed. McConnell calls the rule an unforced error by the Judicial Conference that will do Washington Democrats' bidding. He want's them to reconsider.Trump's judge slaps him down on dropping espionage charges. US District Court Judge Aileen Cannon was asked by Trump's lawyers to toss out the classified documents case against him. In one motion, they argued the charges against him were too vague.  She disagreed.  She has yet to rule on a second motion that the Presidential Records Act requires the case to be dismissed.  We'll talk to journalist and political analyst Michael Shure about all of this and more.  Here comes Friday Fabulous Florida in all it's glory.  It's like People Behaving Badly infused with a special sauce only Florida can create.  Culture Blaster, Michael Snyder, will be in to talk entertainment from the coolest live shows to the movies and sports too.  He's packing up his bag full of ding words to bring along for his ride on the rainbow.  The Mark Thompson Show3/15/24

This week I'm joined by Tom Patri, John Kennedy, Martin Chuck, and Chris Mitchell. TP and I get into fan behavior and whether we've all lost our collective minds following the Wasted Management Open, Charlie Woods dealing with unruly fans at a pre-qualifying event for the Cognizant Classic, and the Duke/Wake Forest incident where a player got injured when Wake Forest fans stormed the court. John Kennedy is one of THE most nationally and locally decorated and respected PGA Professionals in the game. John talks about his years as the Director of Golf at Westchester Country Club, the rich history there, the time Gene Sarazen defeated Walter Hagan at the Golf Championship of the World and then immediately went to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy, plus what it's like being the host for 18 PGA Tour events and majors on the Champions and LPGA Tours. Martin Chuck has been named a Top 100 Instructor every year since 2017. He has also created several of the best training aids on the market. We start out talking about how he shagged balls for Moe Norman at age 9 and then took lessons from the great George Knudson. We hear about his college golf days at New Mexico State playing alongside 2002 PGA Champion Rich Beem. Martin has created training aids that actually will help you play better. PGA Tour Players like Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy have been seen using them out on the practice range. We dive into a few of them and what Tour players plus the rest of us will get when you make them a part of your practice routine. I wrap up this week's show with a visit from Chris Mitchell. Chris is one of the foremost experts in fantasy sports. He is also about to start writing for NewEngland.golf. He will be reviewing courses all along Cape Cod. If you're headed over there this summer, you'll want to hear what Chris has to say.

People misbehaving in public is on the rise. Whether they're throwing tantrums or they're throwing drinks, it seems that there's at least one such viral incident every day. When did we unlearn how to be civil to one another? And more importantly, what can we as a society do to fix it? Author Kirsty Sedgman, a cultural studies scholar at the University of Bristol, joins 5 Things to unpack this disturbing trend. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 94: People Behaving Badly On Planes; What is A Weight Restricted Flight?https://www.passrider.com/whitIn this episode, Kerwin talks about people mis-behaving on planes and what does it mean for a flight to be weight restricted.Support the show

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In Episode 87 of Book Talk, Etc. Tina and Renee share their recent rich people behaving badly reads. They also share what they've been loving lately, their latest read (this winter's buzziest book!) , shelf additions, and have book talk about why they enjoy reading about wealthy people behaving badly. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to FOLLOW /SUBSCRIBE so you never miss an episode!  **If you enjoy our commercial free podcast please consider supporting us on Patreon!  We have great bonus episodes including: Books we DNFed, What's in the Mailbag, + Criminally Booked! Plus, we host fun Zoom events like Mood Reader Happy Hour and Book Talk Book Club, a private Facebook group & a lively DISCORD where you can interact with other patrons all for just $5 a month!Check out our Merchandise Shop!Book Talk, etc Reading Challenge on The Storygraph & Instagram Loving Lately 3:14 Hello Adorn Jewelry (T) 5:39 Handy Housewares Hand Held Strainer (R) 8:03 Frywall Latest Reads 9:00 Spare | Prince Harry 24:17 The Palace Papers | Tina Brown 26:48 Book Talk The White Lotus Big Little Lies Article Mentioned 31:44 Age of Vice | Deepti Kapoor (T) 37:49 Chloe Cates is Missing | Mandy McHugh (R)

How do you navigate the holidays? Specifically, how do you get through holiday parties? Our friend Emily discusses the multitude of holiday gatherings she has to attend this weekend and gives advice on how to persevere on today's Emily Explains It All. Flying cars could be a thing by the year 2030. Matt tells us on today's Weird or Wired that a manufacturer claims an affordable flying car is possible in less than ten years. Yeah. Okay. I think we're all in agreement when we say "I'll believe it when I see it."  And a local Irish pub just opened this past week in Austin, and it's already having its share of troubles. Listen to today's People Behaving Badly to hear the scoop and listen to CJ's verdict on who is to blame for the shenanigans surrounding this pub.  Ok goodbye.Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emily went "off the grid" this past weekend, and she loved it. Listen to her discuss her methods on today's Emily Explains It All! Our showrunner CJ also has his own methods for going off-grid. He'll explain them as well. LISTEN. A new cancer screening test is in the works, but it's pretty expensive. Matt Bearden reports in today's Weird or Wired that there's a lot of promise for these new tests, and hopefully they'll be getting cheaper in the very near future as more of them are manufactured and put to use. JUST LISTEN. And a poor woman is being evicted from her apartment for smoking legally obtained cannabis here in the state of Texas. Get educated on the laws as CJ and Spenny discuss this ordeal in today's People Behaving Badly. PLEASE JUST LISTEN.Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt saw one of the new robot taxis that are operation around town, and he's got some feelings about it. Listen to the technology and find out exactly how Weird or Wired these new robot taxis are in today's tech segment. It's called Weird or Wired. Did I word this weirdly? WHATEVER. Emily recently had a bizarre experience in the small, Texas town of Smithville - find out more on Em's Leftovers. CJ might have found the single most annoying airplane experience ever - find out more on today's People Behaving Badly. And Spenny quizzes CJ on how well he knows our state capitals.  We also unveil the new game Edit or Bet It. You'll have to listen in for the rules, as I'm way too tired to write them all out here. It's fun. You'll see. We'll take topic suggestions for this new game @TheCJMorgan once you listen to the rules. Okay, bye bye. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Clickbait Corner Emily brought in a list exploring Halloween costume predictions for this year. Usually on Clickbait Corner we find plenty of things to argue about with the lists, but this time? Well, we think it's a pretty accurate prediction of potential costumes.  Matt has some bad news regarding how crazy artificial intelligence has become on today's Weird or Wired, Emily has been having a cute relationship with her neighbor recently on today's Leftovers, and CJ is furious about the media spin concerning a story about people boiling chicken in Nyquil on today's People Behaving Badly.  Also, Spenny went to Disney World recently, and he had a sad day that he wants to explore in today's Group Therapy. Will it be relatable? Will it be understandable? Or is he just a sad sack who can't have fun doing anything? Is he even having fun typing out this description that he's been ordered to type by his domineering boss CJ Morgan? What is fun, anyway?  Okay then. Goodbye. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is cooking chicken in Nyquil cough syrup the next big viral trend? Well, the news media seems to think so. But we here at The CJ Morgan show? Not so much. Listen in to today's People Behaving Badly to find out more. Matt discusses magnetic cars in today's Weird or Wired, and it's way less cool than it sounds. Are you thinking of magnets that propel your vehicle down a specially created, magnetized road? Well, you're wrong. Listen in to find out just how wrong you are (even though you should be right because this would be so cool).  And Emily had a couple of firsts this recently. She went to her first UT game and gives us a recap on what stadium foods she enjoyed. And she won her first Fantasy Football game. Lots of milestones for our resident young friend of the show! Check out today's Emily Explains It All and Em's Leftovers for more of those sweet details. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your doctor isn't supposed to cry, right? Well, Emily shares a story with us on how she recently made hers cry. It's a little uncomfortable, so strap in! Matt and CJ compete in a hockey style shootout to conclude this week's sports betting session. Listen (and then watch on 10X.com) to the mayhem. And we take a look at a dude who received some free weed in his Door Dash delivery. That's on today's People Behaving Badly.  Wow, what a short description! I like it! I think I'll keep it like this.  Okay, bye. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CJ and Spenny got up to some classic/traditional "shock jock" antics on last Friday's show, and that is kinda making them feel a little guilty. During a contest for a pair of My Chemical Romance tickets, CJ forced listeners to attempt to "convince Spence" to give them the prize. Spenny agreed when a young listener said she'd tattoo something on herself if she won. So, well, they gave her the tickets. Spenny argues that he was just doing what his boss asked of him (because I was, damn it!), but CJ still wants to shift blame. Who do you think is at fault?  Do you want to know what a person who has no knowledge on a topic but still gives their opinion is called? Well, we find that out (and more) on today's Did You Know.  And on today's People Behaving Badly, a local sportscaster uses a phrase that could easily fit into a sexier, more X-rated film production. When used normally, though, it doesn't sound that bad. Only someone with a perverted mind like CJ (or you) would even think that such phrasing could be used sexually. For shame. For shame! Check out what phrasing got such attention over the weekend on today's episode. Alright, bye.Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on the SwordCast we dive fully into our Star Wars: Obi-Wan review, and finally breakdown Stranger Things Season 4! Also, we share our Top 5 Comic Villains of all time! What's Your Top 5?

CJ highlights a few of his "reverse" prank calls that he made with some of the various scammers, spammers, and telemarketers that dared to call his phone. It's fun. LISTEN TO US. Eric Clapton cancels his current tour due to COVID, but we feel he deserved it due to his anti-vaccination stance. Also, he's vaccinated too. So what the hell!? Listen for the details on today's People Behaving Badly. It's informative. LISTEN TO US. And Matt discovers that, despite our loathing of Californians, they've apparently done something amazing when it comes to renewable energy. Details can be found in this episode's Weird or Wired segment. It's revelatory. LISTEN TO US, DAMN IT!

Join us this week as we discuss the disturbing trend of violent and inappropriate behavior taking place at youth sports events.

We highlight several of Matt and CJ's recorded commercials that have gone wrong during the recording process. Usually it's because the one reading the commercial messes up a word or two and has to start over, but on many occasions Matt or CJ will intentionally mess with one another during a take. It's all fun and games behind the scenes, baby. It's also super stressful. It's Paranormal Day too, so we talk about ghosts and spooky stuff. And it's Teacher Appreciation week, so we highlight some wonderful teachers from the TV universe. It's also Sports Bet punishment day, and CJ must take a couple fully loaded hot dogs to the face. But today is also a very horrible no good day of news, so we've decided to avoid most negative news topics and focus on a brighter show. Except for those people in Austin who keep abandoning their dogs at a dog-friendly bar. Yeah, listen to that during our People Behaving Badly segment. Shame on them! SHAME! Listen in and try to have a good time. And cheer up too. The world isn't over just yet. We still got plenty of time to make dong jokes and play fart sound effects. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are people behaving worse post-COVD shutdown? There is a sense that behaviors have worsened in sport and in tennis. This includes player and parent behavior. We talk about the complexity of what is actually happening and why, and then what can be done about it. Dr. Larry and Coach Johnny on Twitter: @LarryLauer / @johnnyparkes1 Instagram: @johnny_parkes USTA PD Website: http://www.playerdevelopment.usta.com/podcasts/?

Did you know there's a period in ancient history where cat fossils don't show up? Where did cats come from? Why are they here? Are they aliens? Scientists call this missing piece in our evolutionary timeline the "cat gap." Whoa! Rad! Learn about this and more on today's Did You Know segment. We also talk about Easter activities, a Margaritaville-style housing project coming to Austin, and the glorious season of baseball stadium fights that are soon to arrive in our People Behaving Badly segment. Plenty of fun to be had. Just listen, ya dingus. Support the show: https://www.101x.com/justmattandcj/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Charles opens the show discussing the recent trend of bad behavior in society since the pandemic. He then welcomes author and psychotherapist Linda Bloom back to the show to discuss why we are experiencing all of this bad behavior, the stress that causes it, and what to do about it. Dr. Charles then answers some listener emails. 

This week on Broken Potholes, Sam and Chuck are joined in studio by Stanley Roberts. Later in the program, Quin Hillyer of the Washington Examiner joins the show a look at some big stories the mainstream media is ignoring. Stanley Roberts is an independent journalist with 30 years of experience. He recently founded Mr Badly Productions LLC with the goal of educating the public, the rules of the road and basic human etiquette. He is the original creator of the People Behaving Badly which was found on the deleted TVMan1981 YouTube channel. Quin Hillyer is a senior commentary writer and editor for the Washington Examiner. He is also a contributing editor for National Review Online and is a former executive editor for the American Spectator. He has served in senior roles for the Washington Times, the Mobile Register, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, and Gambit New Orleans Weekly and has been published in almost every major newspaper in the nation. A New Orleans native and cum laude graduate of Georgetown University, he is the author of the Mad Jones trilogy of satirical novels. He lives in Mobile, Alabama.CONNECT WITH USTwitter: https://twitter.com/BrokenPotholesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/brokenpotholesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/brokenpotholes/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/broken-potholesShow notes: www.brokenpotholes.vote This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit breakingbattlegrounds.substack.com

Wow! This week brought us more news than we could handle with just one episode! In this episode we discuss the new Spiderman: No Way Home trailer, the Wata Grading Scandal, and what is going with Halo. Trust me this week is packed with plenty of news going over the misteps, mistakes, and blundering from games companies all over the space. Come Join us and be a part of a growing community! Don't forget to support the show: WHACKOPZ@GMAIL.COMTWITTER: WHACKOPZSUBSCRIBE, SHARE, DOWNLOAD & REVIEWAvailable on Apple Podcast, Amazon Music, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.

Reporter Stanley Roberts, who created the popular "People Behaving Badly" segment on KRON, wants to come back to San Francisco. Hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight catch up with Roberts, who moved to Phoenix in 2018, but saw his TV job trimmed because of COVID-19 related cutbacks. He's hoping to come back to the Bay Area as a reporter ... or maybe a politician? Roberts talks about his early years as a reporter, why he left the Bay Area, and what he misses the most. (Apparently Arizona puts lettuce in its burritos!) Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Will Rise" by the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community" and cable car bell-ringing by 8-time champion Byron Cobb. Follow Total SF adventures at www.sfchronicle.com/totalsf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I am Luke “ Walgreens “ Sauer your host todays show. I have on two of my fave comedians Rachel Pinson and Keith D Souza. I've also got Stanley Roberts on from the popular news segment hits People Behaving Badly.

Dr. Thomas Plante says a toxic mix of frustration and stress is making too many people behave very badly.

While we may be experiencing stress and anxiety due to our circumstances, we do have a choice in how we behave and how we respond to life's events.

Dermie and Jason update you on another massive week in gaming news: - Lots of Pokemon announcements - Is the PS5's speedy new hard drive too speedy for its own good? - A Division movie is coming - Harry Potter game shenanigans - Anthem is dead but will anybody notice? - Epic settles a class action in V-Bucks as if that is real money now - Apple demands all Steam's sales info and Steam says GTFO fite me IRL #newsgameplus more

GOOD EVENING IT'S 28 DEGREES AT 7 O'CLOCK IN ST JOHNSBURY, VT… FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH I'M BOB WELCH AND WELCOME … TO MY WORLD… HEADLINES… VERMONT OFFICIALS HAVE HAD TO RESPOND TO 2 SEPARATE INCIDENTS DURING VIRTUAL CALLS THIS WEEK… WHICH INVOLVED EITHER A RACIAL SLUR.. OR QUESTIONING THE VALDIDITY OF SOMEONE'S IDENTITY. IN QUEBEC… THE ERA OF BUILDING ENORMOUS HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING STATIONS MAY BE OVER.. ALSO TONIGHT… MAN-MADE OCEAN NOISE.. AND A NEW REPORT THAT DELVES INTO ITS EFFECT ON SMALLER OCEAN LIFE.. AS OPPOSED TO THE BIG FISH WE NORMALLY SEE REPORTS ON. A STORY OF A MUSICIAN WHO LOST HIS FLUTE ON THE CHICAGO TRANSIT SYSTEM DURING A LAYOVER ON HIS WAY BACK TO BOSTON…. BUT, THEN FOUND IT AGAIN… AND A BRITISH COLUMBIA MAN WHO HELPED A WOMAN FROM GEORGIA.. WHO WAS ON HER WAY TO HER HUSBAND IN ALASKA.. BUT GOT STUCK IN THE SNOW. THEN THE PLANTERS PEANUT PEOPLE GOT WIND OF IT.. AND THEY'RE THANKING THEM. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Stanley Roberts, creator of the "People Behaving Badly" and "Caught Misbehaving" franchises, talks with guest Rosalinda Randell, an expert in the field of civility and political etiquette. For over fifteen years or so, Rosalinda Randall has been spreading civility. through presentations, television and radio appearances, publications and books. She believes that you can't mandate good manners or courtesy. Society, culture, and community are a part of how we collectively decide to treat one another, find understanding, common ground and ultimately harmony. Sometimes, it just takes an adjustment in our attitude, a little strategy, and a fresh perspective. As a civility and etiquette expert, she focuses is on communication style, presence and demeanor, and considerate behavior. She maintains, that in most cases we can direct a conversation for a more agreeable outcome. She was recently trained and certified as a Covid Compliance Officer (CCO). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/avoidearth/message

This week - Guilty pleasure songs. Who would win in a fight? People behaving badly. A look into some interesting Christmas gifts. Please remember to review, rate, and share the podcast and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

This week - Guilty pleasure songs. Who would win in a fight? People behaving badly. A look into some interesting Christmas gifts. Please remember to review, rate, and share the podcast and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Abby and Ellie continue their deep dive into the Rucki disappearance, featuring People Behaving Badly in Court. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queersforfears/support

Frances Frei is a Professor of Technology and Operations Management at Harvard Business School, and her research involves understanding how leaders create the conditions for organizations and individuals to thrive. Frances discusses her new book, Unleashed: The Unapologetic Leader’s Guide to Empowering Everyone Around You. She dives into fixing broken cultures by creating an environment of psychological safety.   Key Takeaways [3:50] Trust can be lost in three critical ways: authenticity wobble, logic wobble, or an empathy wobble. [5:50] The logic wobble typically means you have sound logic but you lost the person in communication somewhere. [11:40] When it comes to delegation, it’s on the leader to delegate well and to really examine where the process can be improved if tasks aren’t being performed as expected. [12:35] Take radical accountability for your team member’s success. [13:35] To achieve high-performing teams, they need to have psychological safety. In this climate, it can be hard to navigate this safety because people become guarded by another person’s opposite opinion. [18:55] Cultures really like a redemption story. [21:25] It’s on your shoulders, it’s your obligation, to build trust when there is no trust. [25:35] If you want people within an organization to behave and act differently, you must get them to think differently. [29:15] Cultural values can become weaponized. When this happens, you have to scrap it and create a new one. [35:00] When it comes to diversity and inclusion, Frances wishes those words were reversed. If you are inclusive of difference, more and more difference is going to want to come and flourish. [38:00] We are instinctively tribal and try to find people who are similar to us. This means if we can’t think differently, we have to go through our instinctive nature and put in new processes to help us think differently. [41:30] Listener challenge: Seek a room where you’re the least smart person in that room.   Quotable Quotes “If I can delegate, I will be better off. Now, I have to learn how to delegate well.” “Whether or not you trust me, it’s my obligation.” “Culture can fix good people behaving badly.” “Culture exists in our minds and it manifests in our behaviors. Culture can change through education.” “It started as diversity and inclusion, I wish we could reverse those words. I can bring in diversity, but if I’m not inclusive of it, it doesn’t make anything better.” “I don’t want to take my difference and learn to be similar. I want to learn how to be different.”   Resources Mentioned Frances’s website & book: Unleashed: The Unapologetic Leader’s Guide to Empowering Everyone Around You Frances on LinkedIn “The Coddling of the American Mind,” by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt   The Leadership Podcast is Sponsored by:     Cultivate Grit. Amplify Action. Investing in yourself isn’t selfish. Click HERE to get gritty!     Free downloads of Quick Reference Guides on Delegation, Time Management, Sales, and more.  

In this episode, we discuss Joe Biden’s recent gaffe during his interview with Charlemagne tha God. We also discuss President Donald Trump’s ambivalence towards masks and his endorsement of hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus cure, the lynching of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department, Amy Cooper’s use of white privilege to attempt to bring harm to George Cooper by making false claims to the NYPD, and more. We end with our usual update on self care, which shifted into a conversation about adjusting our social media use in light of the strange combination of social distancing and the gradual growth of our social media followings as a result of our work in ministry.

People Behaving Badly During the Pandemic- Join Hosts Paul and Stan as they review the many odd behaviors people are exhibiting during these difficult times.

Today I talk to an award winning video Journalist names Stanley Roberts. Made famous for this segment on KRON4 called People Behaving Badly and summer de moving to Arizona, Stanley also tells us about the strokes that almost killed him and when he realized it was time to move. Join me as I talk to Stanley and we have a lot of laughs learn a lot about how he came to be where he is today and so much more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/producer-jayce/message

Executive Leadership Coach and Managing Consultant of EQTD Consulting Malaysia, Shankar Santhiram joins Shaz this morning for a dose of The Right Perspective. #TheRightPerspective

This week, Rick, Kathy and Tony welcome back the incomparable Christine Hurley. Her real estate knowledge is exceeded only by her sense of humor. Real Estate Attorney Rick Carter, Para Legal Extraordinaire Kathy Holtshouser and Comedian Tony V discuss a variety of topics including: Christine is a proud graduate of Tony V’s comedy class Rick has some comedy tips for Lenny Clarke The panel discusses various aspects of stand-up comedy How does Tony handle hecklers? Is Kathy an adult babysitter? Borrowers need to lay off the booze when scheduling their closing Is it hard to find reliable help? What the heck is wrong with Pam? Is Kathy a brilliant matchmaker? Christine has a real estate story to share If you are running into problems with credit cards, have the post office hold your mail or change your address How does Tony know it’s the dog days of summer? The comedians talk about their children How does Kathy feel about K Cups?  If you need a Real Estate Team that can walk you through the purchase of your new home start with Carter Law offices. All that and much more on this week’s episode of Real Estate House Party recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and hosted on The United Podcast Network!  

This week Rick, Kathy and Tony welcome back The Pharmacist, Artie Januario. Eventually, they get around to talking about real estate. Real Estate Attorney Rick Carter, Para Legal Extraordinaire Kathy Holtshouser and Comedian Tony V discuss a variety of topics including: How is Artie’s son doing? The panel talks about beard care Who will eat whom if the panel were stranded on an island? If you don’t look out of place in a Walmart, you have work to do Are the express checkout lines problematic? How does Artie like the new casino? Did you hear the one about the two brokers who inflated the price of a house? What about the husband who told his wife there was an open house every weekend? Kathy recounts a story about Anita Artie shares a story about bad pharmacy customers What challenges did Rick have with calling information? Does Tony really own a telegraph? Kathy has anger issues with law books Do millennials misbehave with real estate transactions? Why isn’t Gus in the studio reading a book? Buyers and sellers are all leaving out normal contingencies – this can be a big mistake. If you need a Real Estate Team that can walk you through the purchase of your new home start with Carter Law offices. All that and much more on this week’s episode of Real Estate House Party recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and hosted on The United Podcast Network!

If you're already rich, you can get $40 million dollars for sexually assaulting someone, apparently. It's odd, but completely well-known that the rich play by a wholly separate set of rules. Where do those rules come from? What effect do they have on the poor? What effect do they have on the rich?www.futureleft.orghttps://www.patreon.com/futureleft

Real Estate Attorney Rick Carter and Para Legal Extraordinaire Kathy Holtshouser are joined by Lenny Clarke to discuss a variety of topics including: They discuss Lenny riding the MS150 bike ride The panel discusses hydration Diet plans and advice Discussion about Cape Cod real estate and tiny houses An uncashed $400,000 check People who stop paying rent In MA landlords need to hold security deposits in interest bearing account Tenants need to get documentation on the condition of the property If you need a Real Estate Team that can walk you through the purchase of your new home start with Carter Law offices. All that and much more on this week’s episode of Real Estate House Party recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and hosted on The United Podcast Network!

Real Estate Attorney Rick Carter, Comedian Tony V, and Para Legal Extraordinaire Kathy Holtshouser welcome Artie Januario to discuss people behaving badly in real estate transactions. Topics include open house etiquette, unethical brokers, sellers and attorneys. If you need a Real Estate Team that can walk you through the purchase of your new home start with Carter Law offices. All that and much more on this week’s episode of Real Estate House Party recorded this and every week at The Studio 21 Podcast Café and hosted on The United Podcast Network!

Consideration, Respect, Tact, Humility, Humor The keys to building and keeping Relationships.   Rosalinda Randall is a modern-day business etiquette expert. She focuses on tact and civility, using etiquette as a foundation. By lending personality and humor to an age-old topic, through presentations and her book, “Don’t Burp in the Boardroom,” Rosalinda’s tactful, straight-forward manner breaks down the perception that displaying professional skills is outdated, too formal, or useless in today’s world. Her book has the support of internationally recognized, Mr. Frank Shankwitz, the founder of Make-A-Wish foundation (photo shown above). As well as a local personality, Mr. Stanley Roberts, Creator and Producer of the award-winning show, “People Behaving Badly” for KRON4 San Francisco. Her common-sense based approach is coupled with a realistic viewpoint facing today’s ever-changing relationship dilemmas. She offers options, not immovable rules. And, it’s always sprinkled with humor. Rosalinda believes that it’s how you make people feel when they’re around you that makes a difference–this can propel a person’s career as well as personal relationships. She has been interviewed nationwide on a variety of television and radio programs, and served as a source for numerous publications. Rosalinda has presented to a wide range of industries, including the tech-industry, property managers, realtors, customer service, the trades, administrative staff, sales teams, civic groups, college students & staff, to current & formerly incarcerated population.    

Paul curses Dave by revisiting the subject of People Behaving Badly™, this time with the twist of discussing folks who feel the need to join your band (or any band!) on stage without invitation. Before getting into that, though, your two favorite weekend warriors discuss the joys of playing outdoor summer festivals, and why you might want to do that with your band. Finally, have you ever gone to see a band and been so inspired that you want to change everything about the way you do what you do? You're not alone!

With a reassuring intro from the most dangerous show in the world, Hank Watson's Garage Hour gets right down to gearhead, with Fords, junkyards (like A&B and 67 Truck in San Diego), tales of fine salvage, and the DUIs that get some of those vehicles there.  The plan falls apart after that, with a Crag-infested BLEEPing roll-in that Mayor Bloomberg would like to ban, followed by hobbits.  Yeah.  .45 Phil likes hobbits. There's also a bit of seriousness in this episode, as Hostus Maximus Justin Fort and cohosts Crag Maxwell and .45 Phil speak up about some of the unspoken truths of the Sandy Hook shooting, including the need for the media and video game makers to admit that they're popularizing violence, and parents' need to assert their role as parent and not their kids' best friends. Not to keep it too dark, the Garage Hour goons rocket back to the Gearhead Planet with not so smart meters, Phil's Tank of the Week (the nasty Soviet Tunguska), and America's solution to Ruskie tanks, the A-10.  Then it's all dogfights and Spads and beer and Bilsteins. Damn right you want it.

Pastor Pam provides a point/counterpoint between King Ahab and Jezebel and the woman washing Jesus's feet to explain the continum of behavior.