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The annual Critics Choice Awards aired last Sunday night and since we're dues paying members of the Critics Choice organization we watched the show while you were probably watching something else that we'll get to later. Anyway, the three of us (Niel Rosen, Bill McCuddy and Bill Bregoli) cast our votes for the Critics Choice Awards and it's a good thing we didn't put any money on the outcome. But we'll tell you who we voted for and who actually won. You, on the other hand, were probably watching Oprah Winfrey's interview with Meghan Markle and Harry the red-haired prince. It certainly got a lot of press (and viewers) so we'll tell you what we think of the whole thing. Oh, and there were other things we watched too - like "Moxie" which is Amy Poehler's directorial debut. It stars Hadley Robinson as a shy 16-year-old who's fed up with the sexist and toxic status quo at her high school,so she finds inspiration from her mother's rebellious past and anonymously publishes a zine that sparks a school-wide, coming-of-rage revolution. Then there's the documentary "Murder Among the Mormans" which is about a series of deadly explosions that rocked Salt Lake City and the Mormon Church itself in the 1980s. Plus Neil tells us how he finally caught up with the hit TV series "WandaVision." So listen in!

In this 2019 conversation with astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, Neil discusses some of his favorite letters from fans on a diverse array of topics from Pluto and Bigfoot to race and religion.  He shares touching personal letters from his cousin wondering about her deceased father’s spirit, and a mother whose autistic son is torn between what he learns in Hebrew school and what he learns from Cosmos.  He talks about the tweet that enraged the musician Moby, the rapper who insisted that the earth is flat, and a man who asked Neil to help promote his "perpetual motion machine."  Plus Neil answers your questions about black holes, the speed of light, the moon landing, and more. Order Neil deGrasse Tyson's book Letters from an Astrophysicist on Amazon, Audible or wherever books are sold.  Subscribe to his podcast Startalk on Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen, follow him on twitter at @NeilTyson, and visit his webpage at www.haydenplanitarium.org/tyson.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This time the boys present another LOCKDOWN CHAT!In these times of social distancing we think it's important to keep putting out some entertainment for people during these difficult times. In lieu of heading out and trying new activities we've started a special series of Lockdown Chats on various different subjects featuring stories, jokes, listener interaction and general debate.This time Neil and Jon continue their discussion of Medical Mysteries, and no topic is off limits. From exploding teeth to flaming bad breath as well as some ancient remedies you probably wouldn't want to try yourself, and some suggestions for the holy grail of the perfect hangover cure! Plus Neil unveils his brand new game 'How did that get there?'.... You don't want to miss this one!We'll be back with more soon, so please send us any feedback, suggestions of topics, questions or anything else!Hit us up with any feedback: Firsttimetriers@hotmail.comFollow on Instagram: @FirstTimeTriersAnd on Twitter: @FirstTimeTriersBig thanks to Espio for providing music for the pod too! Check them out on Spotify. Also please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE! See you next time!

Eric Fawcett (Gator Country) and Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) discuss a really busy week in Florida basketball. FIrst, the decision of Andrew Nembhard to declare for the NBA draft but hire an NCAA certified agent. The guys break down his decision, his future and why a return to Florida might not make much sense. (Minute 1-15). Second, the guys discuss Tre Mann's decision to also declare for the NBA Draft. Is he just getting feedback, or is it possible he's leaving Florida? Why a return to Gainesville makes sense-- and why he could breakout in 2021. (Minutes 15-25). Listener questions-- and the Nembhard or Mann debate (Minutes 25-35).  Then, Eric breaks down the transfer of Michigan big and former four-star recruit Colin Castleton to Gainesville. What the Gators are getting in the talented center. (Minutes 35-50). Finally, the guys break down the decision of top 50 guard Kowacie Reeves Jr., who may pick the Gators tomorrow, nearly two years after Florida gave him his first offer. Plus- Neil on his health and COVID-19. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dr Paul Carnell (Deakin University’s Blue Carbon Lab) will update us on sea urchin culling trials in Port Phillip Bay, plus seagrass loss at Corner Inlet and the implication(our Baykeeper) reports on Summer by the Sea, the upcoming Wooden Boat Festival in Geelong, and what's coming up in March. Plus Neil’s alterego Captain Trash reckons he’ll also pop in with his ‘Bamboozlarr’, a musical instrument made from rescued and recycled materials, played with…. thongs (for our US subscribers… the thongs worn on your feet). We catch up with AJ on the Ninch about growing concerns about the vulnerability of the natural phenomenon that is the annual migration of spider crabs (photo by the fab PT Hirschfield). And Jeff Maynard brings the first of his 2020 ‘Soundwaves Saves the World!’ Science is proving powerless in the face of superstition. Science has to get mad to save the world. This year we go in search of mad science and what better place to start than 1950s ‘Dive In’ movies. Grab your popcorn and get ready for giant crab people, talking alligators and seaweed beach monsters. They could be the ocean’s last hope.

In episode #2 of Paragon Sounds, we are joined by Neil Clayton who is the Head of Sales and Marketing at ORM. In this episode Neil and John discuss some of the key factors and examples of how companies today adapt themselves to customer demands are surviving and thriving in the digital world. Plus Neil, will be showcasing some of ORM success stories on how they have helped companies invest in product innovation.

In episode #2 of Paragon Sounds, we are joined by Neil Clayton who is the Head of Sales and Marketing at ORM. In this episode Neil and John discuss some of the key factors and examples of how companies today adapt themselves to customer demands are surviving and thriving in the digital world. Plus Neil, will be showcasing some of ORM success stories on how they have helped companies invest in product innovation.

This week on XENA: WARRIOR PODCAST, it’s love at first sight! Vera, Katie, and Livy are stepping into an alternate timeline with 6x18 “When Fates Collide,” one of Xena’s most romantic episodes. We discuss how writer Katherine Fugate found her way to Xena, why alternate realities are such a popular storytelling trope in fandom, the bold revisiting of “The Ides of March” that actually manages to match the original’s intensity, why this villain team-up works so well, predestination vs. free will, and all the amazing Roman LEWKS! Plus: Neil?, fajinking, running foundation, Tipping the Velvet, Altications, soft back touching, and washing your hands in the clip! The power, the passion, the podcast! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/xenawarriorpodcast  iTunes: http://apple.co/2f0NAIM Twitter: @xenawarriorpod Tumblr: xenawarriorpodcast.tumblr.com Facebook: facebook.com/xenawarriorpodcast ———————————————————————— Vera: (@hollywoodgrrl) Katie: (@katetocci) Livy: (@PonderousLivy) Music: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/A_Hawk_and_a_Hacksaw/

Neil Gaiman talks about adapting his book Good Omens for television, the book’s long journey to the screen, and how he took the reins as show-runner in a promise to his late co-author Terry Pratchett.  Neil recalls the origins of their book as a fable about nature vs nurture and opens up about the on screen cameo that was just too painful for him to film.  He discusses his writing process, how he manages to avoid distractions, and why he chooses to write across many different mediums.  Plus Neil shares the story of the time he and Michael Sheen accidentally dined on an endangered species and got a front row seat for a federal raid. Neil Gaiman's six-part limited series Good Omens stars Michael Sheen and David Tennant and is available on Amazon Prime Video beginning Friday, May 31st.  Keep up with Neil at www.neilgaiman.com and follow him on Twitter at @neilhimself.  Today's podcast was sponsored by Udacity.

"Rocketman" is blasting off in theaters this weekend. But is it a biopic or a musical? Maybe both? It's got Taron Egerton of the "Kingsman" movies playing Elton John. And singing too. It's not like "Bohemian Rhapsody" either. So what is it? Neil and Bill Bregoli thrash it out. And there's "Godzilla: King of Monsters" this weekend too. Bill Bregoli was the only one brave enough to see it. And you'll here what two of the cast members have to say about it. Bill McCuddy looks at "The Upside" with Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston which is now on demand. And we wonder aloud why "Booksmart," with great reviews and word-of-mouth, didn't do better at the box-office. Plus Neil will tell you where you can see "Talking Pictures with Neil Rosen" on TV and Bill McCuddy tells where and when you can see him do stand-up comedy. There's a lot to consider and it's all right here. 

On today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Neil Patel, Co-Founder at Neil Patel Digital to talk about email marketing and why it might be time to scrub your email list as well as podcasts and podcasting analytics. Plus, Neil provides his predictions for where SEO is heading in the near future. On the show you'll learn:Why email marketing isn't deadWhy you should be using email marketingWhy email marketing is a great way to build traffic to your siteWhy it might be time to scrub your email listWhy podcasting analytics is a tricky subject Why Neil believes Libsyn provides the best podcast analytics dataWhy organic traffic will drop in the near futureWhy SEO will turn into a winner takes all scenario when it comes to voice searchPlus Neil provides his top tip/key takeaway for the audience.If you'd like to connect with Neil you can do so on Twitter here and you can find his extremely popular personal blog here.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Neil Maclean, Digital Marketing Consultant, Coach, and Founder of ShoneyDigital to talk about how to grow your business with your customer journey. On the show, you'll learn:  The Importance of building a customer journeyNeil's example of a customer journeyThe best things we can do with online marketing to make our full customer journey successfulWhy you need to create a content marketing strategy that delivers value throughout - from attention to the highest priced productsWhy you should be using paid advertising to accelerate the content at every stageHow remarketing can help you to massively increase your ROIPlus Neil provides his top tip/key takeaway. If you'd like to connect with Neil, you can find him on Twitter here on Instagram here.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First cuts of Rays camp and injury updates with Marc Topkin. Plus Neil speaks with Jake Faria, Jalen Beeks and Moises Gomez - This Week In Rays Baseball 3/13.

First cuts of Rays camp and injury updates with Marc Topkin. Plus Neil speaks with Jake Faria, Jalen Beeks and Moises Gomez - This Week In Rays Baseball 3/13.

Summer 2018 is over (well, as far as the box-office is concerned) and what a hot summer it was! There were super hero movies and action movies and comedies and more superhero movies. Were any of then any good? Neil Roasen, Bill McCuddy and Bill Bregoli look at the summer's winners and losers. From "Mission Impossible: Fallout" to "Ant-Man and the Wasp" and "Avengers: Infinity Wars" and "Crazy Rich Asians." Did all the good ones make money? Did any of the crappy ones make money? We'll let you know. Plus Neil talks about the media's response to Aretha Franklin's passing and Bill McCuddy talks about what's going on with the next James Bond movie. So fire up the grill for the last time and give us a listen!

Charlize Theron is back and if you saw her in "Atomic Blonde" you're in for a surprise. In "Tully" she's a struggling mom with 2 kids and a newborn - not to mention baby weight, and Charlize added close to 50 pounds for the role.It's a whole different take on motherhood, so Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy, Bill Bregoli and Mike Sargent discuss what it all means. There's also a remake in the mix - "Overboard" - the old Goldie Hawn comedy re-worked with Anna Faris and a gender switch. And isn't it time for another Adam Sandler movie? - it is if you've got Netflix, Plus Neil talks about David Letterman's Netflix show. And there's big news for "Talking Pictures" fans - Neil's got the skinny on how you can see the gang get back together to discuss summer movies. There's all that and more so give a listen!

Well it seems like it's only been a couple of weeks since a Dwayne Johnson movie came out so it's obviously time for another one. Mike Sargent joins us as we take a look at "Rampage." This time Dwayne Johnson plays a primatologist (type casting of course) who raised a silverback gorilla from birth only to have it turned into a raging monster by an evil corporation (is there any other kind?). Is this great cinema or are they just monkeying around? We'll let you know. Plus there's "Truth or Dare" which is the latest horror movie from the cash machine known as Blumhouse. It's about kids playing that game we all played once and never played again once we sobered up. And if you're wondering if there are any movies coming out for anyone over the age of 14 there's "Beirut" staring John Hamm and Rosamund Pike. Plus Neil has a preview of the much vaunted Tribeca Film Festival and Bill McCuddy has the latest flicks on-demand. It's your very own Spring fling!