Podcasts about pizzaland

Grab your complimentary lollipop and join us on a wander down a culinary memory lane as we reminisce about the fruit juice starter and big steaks at the Berni Inn, burgers with a knife and fork at the Wimpy Bar, and being denied access to the Happy Eater swings. Discover what happened to PizzaLand, and how to make bubbles with a handdrier. Find out what’s coming out of the inkwell, and who’s putting the fizz in our gin this week. Only on Gin & Gentlemen.

While we grapple with the mysteries of the world around us, while we do our best to solve your conundrums, provide you with advice, and tease out your bizarre hypothetical situations, we are being watched. Watched, judged, and pitied, by beings beyond our perception, hovering outside our senses on the edges of our reality. These beings fear for us, not for the damage we might do to them, but for the damage we might do to ourselves. And for our part, we barely know when they're there. In that way only, are they more afraid of us than we are of them. If you haven't guessed, this episode is about centipedes. Discussed: September 21 2017, dads, Important If True Dadcast, annoyed bird cursed to live in a cage of its own creation, centipedes: masters of space and time, classic middle-grade novel My Dad the Centipede, classic kid's book The Big Centipede, Yoda, Yoda Centipede, Yoda Da Man, human evolution, relative scale of human beings, giraffes, the ocean, a big fucking whale, octopus cities, the Gloomy Octopus, octopus evictions, miserable octopus society, Mcity (driverless car testing town), Yodaville (military bombing testing town), Safety Town (children's driving education town), Bartertown (Mad Max dystopian barter town), Gravesend (crime and riot simulation town), Pizzaland (fake pizzeria), "America the Beautiful" musical road, Mellotron keyboard instrument (example of Mellotron string loops), Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Amazon, iTunes), Arrival (Amazon, iTunes), Wolverine Street, self-hoisting AI, human beings Send us your questions at questions@importantiftrue.com. If you enjoyed this and would like to subscribe to an ad-free feed, please consider supporting Idle Thumbs by backing our Patreon. Jake's Endorsement: 80s.nyc (photographic Google Street View recreation of 1980s New York City) Nick's Endorsement: The West Wing Weekly ("The West Wing" discussion podcast) Chris' Endorsement: The Thin Man (1934 film about tipsy mystery-solving) (Amazon, iTunes) Sponsored by: Quip electric toothbrushes with $10 off your first brush head refill, Warby Parker prescription glasses home try-on, Peter's happy birthday!

"Keep the doors locked. Don't go outside. Keep the windows shut. Just be a little bit cautious - we'll have a squad car patrolling the area all night. We'll try to make contact with Pizzaland and see if we can get some information on this guy"  - Woman, to Kevin Sanji  You don't want to tell bad stories because telling bad stories makes you feel bad ("Brad, I'm finally encountering the idea that loneliness is my only end-goal"). So here's what's going to happen next: We're going to get Kevin to tell a story about a pizza delivery gone wrong. And then we're going to break the story down step-by-step, uncover the mechanics of storytelling, and get you telling better stories. We cover: - What happened after Kevin ordered pizza?  - Who is the "Pizza Man"?  - Why does the order of events matter? - A simple process (using observation and deliberate practice) to improve your storytelling performance If you want to go deeper than the podcast, go to realtalkstudio.com.  P.S. Get your mind blown every Tuesday and sign up for the email list (plus, get bonus content and your questions answered by us)   Production and Credits Special Guest: Kevin Sanji Host, Producer, Research, Sound Design, Editing: Mohnish Soundararjan Co-Host: Kevin Sanji  Feedback: Jarrod Sport, Vysali Soundararajan, Justine Brumm, Kevin Sanji  Intro Music: Electric Mantis         

avid Dutton started his first company, Pizzaland, a pizza restaurant chain, after graduating from Harvard. It was sold for a substantial consideration to a major public food company in 1978. Mr. Dutton then founded and chaired a small property company, grown and subsequently taken to the AIM market, sold to a major property company in 1989. Since then, he has been involved as a “hands on” business angel in a number of small company start ups whilst concomitantly working as Executive Group Property Director for The Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT), a major UK media company, Chairman of DMG Information, a major division of DMGT concentrating on the provision of Business to Business electronic information through a number of subsidiary companies, principally in the US. He is currently a non-Executive Director, UCLB PLC, Zoopla PLC Among his many business achievements, Mr. Dutton has also been the following: - Past President of the Harvard Business School Club of London - Past Honorary Treasurer of the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine (part of London University) - Honorary Fellow of University College of London - Founder 1995 and Chairman of UCLB PLC until Spring 2015, a wholly owned subsidiary of UCL, charged with the commercial exploitation of IP innovations arising from research emanating from UCL - Past member of the Board of the Moller Conference Centre, a further learning facility attached to Churchill College Alumni of Cambridge University, graduating with a BA in Economics from Churchill College - MBA from Harvard University, graduating Summa cum laude His talk at London Business School is part of the 2015-2016 Tell Series talks and it was recorded on 28 October 2015 at London Business School. Learn more about entrepreneurial opportunities at the School: http://bit.ly/LBS-entrepreneur Learn more about Tell Series: http://tellseries.com/ Learn more about DIIE: http://www.london.edu/diie Subscribe on YouTube: http://bit.ly/lbsyoutube Follow on Twitter: http://twitter.com/lbs

Un gros-bon-mardi-mon-toi-là! On commence en parlant de P.O.V… on se remémore le Fuzzy de Brossard et Laval, le Pizzaland de PA, Toy Story, on demande aux auditeurs/trices de faire un tour à la grand-maman de Vincent, le poulet de la grand-mère à PA, Vincent trouve que les livres de Chuck ont l’air appétissant, pour une des très TRÈS rare fois au PB on assiste à un moment très touchant, Vincent s’horripile des tomates, Chuck fait quelque chose de vraiment VRAIMENT wack à son Kraft Dinner, Vincent se compare à une femme enceinte, Chuck fantasme sur le Broccoli et les érections surgissent, on imite à la perfection Claude Poirier, on a trois gars qui détestent les champignons, Vincent parle de sa place à sous-marin, on fini sur le Zune. Un show à ne pas manquer! Vraiment! J’vous le jure! À mercredi.Twitter - Facebook - iTunes - Youtube