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The Information regarding referenced clip from The Greg & Rob Podcast: The flash back clip is of Greg from Greg & Rob telling the story of the aftermath of the episode in which we all took edibles. See, “The Greg & Rob Podcast: Ep. 45 - Testicles Part 2. The Aftermath”, published on December 29th, 2018. Source link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/grob/buggin-out-12-29-18-7-15-pmThe audio used came from The Greg & Rob Podcast: Ep. 72 - Testicles Part 3 Review of the Aftermath, Published on May 18, 2019. source link: https://www.spreaker.com/user/grob/zombie-vs-matteo-5-18-19-7-46-amsubscribe to The Greg & Rob Podcast on Apple Podcasts -https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-greg-and-rob-podcast/id1354101422On this week of, “Let Us Be Idiots” Matteo is doing for the first time a solo episode. On the episode he is very drunk and tells the story of Hurricane Sandy and Uncle Jackass. Matteo gives his top 5 films to watch when inebriated. Also Matteo rambles about the comedian Pat Condell. Plus much more. ***Outro Rap lyrics written and performed @jdange23 and the beat was produced by Matteo Pascale.***All other content can be found on the website:https://www.crooklyncomedy.com/The podcast currently on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CrooklynComedy?fan_landing=true

Hear from one of the country’s finest Children's Choir Directors and Music Educators about the importance of children singing and learning music. Patrick Flahive is one of the most experienced musicians teaching children in the United States. As an educator and church musician, he knows first-hand that great adult choirs and singing congregations of adults flourish in parishes where there are children's choirs. Enjoy exploring Patrick's own musical story which led him to be the National President of the American Federation of Pueri Cantores, the official Roman Catholic international organization for Children's Choirs. Hear about his 19 years as president and the many festivals and tours which he took with his own choir, Pueri Cantores of San Gabriel Valley. Patrick works with us here at Christ Cathedral and will be directing our Preparatory Choir for the Diocesan Children's Choir of Orange, he works as the Children’s Chorus Master for the annual Cathedral Opera Production mounted by LA Opera at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels’, and has numerous choirs at his parish in Covina.Pueri Cantores San Gabriel Valley: http://puericantoressgv.orgTheir Christmas Concert is Sunday, December 17 at Sacred Heart Church in Covina. 7:30 PMThe next One-Act Opera at the LA Cathedral, “Jonah and the Whale” will be March 16-17, 2018 MUSIC: Welcome Yole (Ceremony of Carols) Benjamin Britten PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorMUSIS: Deo Gracias (Ceremony of Carols) Benjamin Britten PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorMUSIC: Deck The Halls English Carol PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorMUSIC: This Little Babe (Ceremony of Carols) Benjamin Britten PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorMUSIC: Jesus Christ, the Apple Tree Elizabeth Poston PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorMUSIC: Jingles Bells James Lord Pierpont PCSGV Choir, Patrick Flahive, ConductorOriginal air date December 2, 2017

We spoke with Angela Brown publisher of SLUG magazine and Executive Director of Craft Lake City. Listen in to find out more about the DIY Festival Aug 7-9 and how to get assistance in submitting your application. As heard on this episode:UCA Texting Service - Text UCA to 833-456-7183 for updates and news!Maple Syrup Workshop - Presented by Stokes Nature Center at Stokes Nature Center, Logan UT March 7th 1pm $15 Join Stokes Naturalists as we tap native Maple trees and learn all about turning sap into syrup! Materials provided. Only 20 spots available each dateThe Berlin Opera with Jason Bonham - Presented by Kayenta Arts Foundation at Center for the Arts at Kayenta, Ivins UT March 7 7:30 PM $30 GA $10 studentsRegalia - Presented by Repertory Dance Theatre at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, Salt Lake City UT March 7 7:00 PMThe clock is ticking, the dancers are sweating, the choreographers are frantically creating and the audience is partying. It must be RDT’s annual REGALIA, a fundraiser that asks the audience to award a commission. The performance culminates with a lively shindig and dancing on stage to big band music. Not to be missed!

How do we navigate a time of ecological crisis? It’s not too late to add joy, kindness and beauty to our lives. Carolyn Baker recommends rekindling our love affair with nature and living contemplatively. She believes learning to grieve is a critical resilience skill. Pikes Peak Permaculture leaders Brian Fritz and Becky Elder sit down with Carolyn Baker for an intimate conversation about finding ways to live well as we observe and experience climate disruption, species extinction, and the many other effects of humankind living outside planetary boundaries. Baker is a former Jungian-oriented psychotherapist and a current professor of psychology and history. She authored Dark Gold: The Human Shadow and the Global Crisis and Love in the Age of Ecological Apocalypse: The Relationships We Need to Thrive. With Andrew Harvey she co-authored Return to Joy and Savage Grace: Living Resiliently in the Dark Night of the Globe. She invites us to confront our predicament honestly, and to reframe questions of purpose and meaning in a time of extinction.  "People are carrying enormous amounts of grief,” she says. “We need support in learning grief as a major resilience skill... so that we can not feel so overwhelmed.” This conversation was recorded with Carolyn while she was visiting Colorado Springs to deliver two workshops hosted by Pikes Peak Permaculture, Placing Climate and Other Catastrophic Events Within a Larger Story – An Evening with Carolyn Baker and Living Resiliently in the Dark Night of the Globe – A Workshop with Carolyn Baker. This episode of Peak Environment comes to us courtesy of Pikes Peak Permaculture, celebrating 15 years of Permaculture education, inspiration, and support throughout Colorado’s Pikes Peak Region. We provide several Design Certification Courses, and have graduated upwards of 60 new Permaculture designers. Producers: Ellen Johnson-Fay and Dave Gardner   Editor: Katie Lawrie LINKS: Carolyn Baker Pikes Peak Permaculture   UPCOMING ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS: August 2-4, 2019 People's Tiny House Festival5:30 to 7:30 pmThe event celebrates all facets of simple living including tiny houses, converted vans, container homes, and converted school buses. The event is family-friendly and dog-friendly. Thursday, August 22, 2019 5:30 to 7:30 pmGreen DrinksPodcasting to Save the PlanetStudio 809 / Citizen-Powered Media 2930 Orion Drive In addition to our usual networking opportunity, we’ll get a tour of the studio where Peak Environment and other Studio 809 podcasts are recorded, and host Dave Gardner will share details about his communication efforts as an “ad agency for the planet.” We’ll also be treated to a musical performance by local singer/songwriter and activist Lindsay Facknitz. Refreshments provided. The following environment/sustainability organizations in the Pikes Peak region collaborate to produce the Peak Environment podcast about environmental stewardship, sustainable living and enlightened public policy in the Pikes Peak Region. Green Cities Coalition Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future Pikes Peak Environmental Forum Pikes Peak Library District Green Team Pikes Peak Group of Sierra Club Pikes Peak Permaculture Keep up with all the organizations and events making our area a better place to live. Subscribe (free) on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss an episode:  

Join the crowd and get your sustainability game on at Acacia Park in downtown Colorado Springs on Saturday, July 27, 2019. In this episode, Peak Environment co-producers Ellen Johnson-Fay and Dave Gardner are joined by Ryan Trujillo, Innovation & Sustainability Manager for the City of Colorado Springs. Ryan fills us in on the upcoming Sustain-a-Fest event, and also answers questions about the interesting activities of his office and staff. Innovation can play a key role in slimming the ecological and carbon footprint of our city. 2019 brings the 3rd annual Sustain-a-Fest. This event is a community celebration of “Earth Day Every Day” with sustainability exhibits & activities, along with local food trucks, live music, demonstrations, and family friendly activities. It runs from noon to 7 pm on Saturday, July 27. Admission is free. On stage will be musical performances by Tejon Street Corner Thieves, Wendy St. Cyre Band, and Spur. There will be opportunities to learn about water and energy conservation, composting, trails and parks, and much more. Colorado Springs EV Club will be there showing off electric vehicle, and PikeRide will have a booth where you can see their newest electric-assist bikeshare bicycles. Bring your own reusable water bottle. Colorado Springs Utilities will refill it free with frozen margaritas (not! but it will be fresh, cold water). Studio 809 will have a booth and we’ll be recording an episode of Peak Environment. Stop by and say hello! Producers: Ellen Johnson-Fay and Dave Gardner   Editor: Katie Lawrie LINKS: Sustain-a-Fest information Sustain-a-Fest Facebook event page Sustain-a-Fest free tickets Colorado Springs Office of Innovation & Sustainability On Facebook Looking to Our Future – Pikes Peak Region 2030The Pikes Peak region’s sustainability plan   UPCOMING ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS: Thursday, July 25 5:30 to 7:30 pmGreen DrinksManitou Heritage Center517 Manitou Ave. Visit the Manitou Community Market across the street (3 to 7 pm), then join us for networking at 5:30 and a finger-food potluck. Mineral springs lemonade will be on hand. We'll take a guided tour and discussion of mineral springs. $5 donation requested. Take the Green Drinks survey to help us make this program work for you. Saturday, July 27 Noon to 7 pm, Acacia Park Sustain-a-Fest All age groups are welcome to join in the fun! Come walk the park and experience booths, live music from Tejon Street Corner Thieves and more, local food trucks, and family-friendly activities such as crafts, face painting, mobile cave (CaveSim), bouncy house, and more! Hosted by the Colorado Springs Office of Innovation and Sustainability. August 2-4, 2019 People's Tiny House Festival5:30 to 7:30 pmThe event celebrates all facets of simple living including tiny houses, converted vans, container homes, and converted school buses. The event is family-friendly and dog-friendly. The following environment/sustainability organizations in the Pikes Peak region collaborate to produce the Peak Environment podcast about environmental stewardship, sustainable living and enlightened public policy in the Pikes Peak Region. Green Cities Coalition Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future Pikes Peak Environmental Forum Pikes Peak Library District Green Team Pikes Peak Group of Sierra Club Pikes Peak Permaculture Keep up with all the organizations and events making our area a better place to live. Subscribe (free) on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss an episode:

How are Pikes Peak Region sustainability efforts doing? What are the challenges, achievements, strengths, weaknesses, progress and setbacks? This episode provides a valuable history of efforts to promote sustainable policy and practice in Colorado Springs, and a snapshot of where we are today. It’s all explored in this community dialogue recorded at the June 17 Sustainability in Progress meeting of the Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future. Peak Alliance Chair Mary Barber shares most of the story, and moderates the ensuing conversation. Barber has long been a community sustainability leader. She was sustainability manager at Fort Carson when the base first developed the Fort Carson Sustainability Plan. Mary reviews the ten goals in the Pikes Peak region’s sustainability plan (link below) and gives us a status report on each. The conversation brings light to those who have been doing valuable work in the Colorado Springs community and beyond. The group discussion explores ways to promote more collaboration, raise public awareness and inspire participation. LINKS: Slide Presentation to accompany this talk Looking to Our Future – Pikes Peak Region 2030 sustainability plan   This presentation was made at the monthly Sustainability in Progress (SIP) event on June 17, 2019. Sustainability in Progress is a monthly program of the Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future. Join us (free) the third Wednesday of every month 7:30-9:00 a.m. in the Wildcat Room at the Ivywild School. Coffee and pastries are provided.        About Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future The mission of Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future is to promote regional sustainability and advance the Pikes Peak region's sustainability plan (PPR2030) through regional collaboration and outreach.                                                                                                            UPCOMING ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS: Thursday, July 25 5:30 to 7:30 pmGreen DrinksManitou Heritage Center517 Manitou Ave. Visit the Manitou Community Market across the street (3 to 7 pm), then join us for networking at 5:30 and a finger-food potluck. Mineral springs lemonade will be on hand. We'll take a guided tour and discussion of mineral springs. $5 donation requested. Take the Green Drinks survey to help us make this program work for you. Saturday, July 27 Noon to 7 pm, Acacia Park Sustain-a-Fest All age groups are welcome to join in the fun! Come walk the park and experience booths, live music from Tejon Street Corner Thieves and more, local food trucks, and family-friendly activities such as crafts, face painting, mobile cave (CaveSim), bouncy house, and more! Hosted by the Colorado Springs Office of Innovation and Sustainability. August 2-4, 2019 People's Tiny House Festival5:30 to 7:30 pmThe event celebrates all facets of simple living including tiny houses, converted vans, container homes, and converted school buses. The event is family-friendly and dog-friendly.   The following environment/sustainability organizations in the Pikes Peak region collaborate to produce the Peak Environment podcast about environmental stewardship, sustainable living and enlightened public policy in the Pikes Peak Region. Green Cities Coalition Peak Alliance for a Sustainable Future Pikes Peak Environmental Forum Pikes Peak Library District Green Team Pikes Peak Group of Sierra Club Pikes Peak Permaculture Keep up with all the organizations and events making our area a better place to live. Subscribe (free) on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss an episode:  

Monday 9 pm & Wednesday 2 pmThe story follows a group of struggling bohemian artists in the Latin quarter of Paris The poet Rodolfo, falls in love with the sickly seamstress Mimi. After living together for a while, they split over Rodolfo’s unreasonable jealousy [ in reality, a concern for Mimi’s illnessand her desire not to be a burden on him]. They re-unite in her deathbed. When Rodolfo realizes Mimi has died, he cries in despair.Longtime friends and opera lovers Octavio Choy and Peter Shimkin want YOU to become an opera fan! In this introductory series, we will present the plots of popular operas along with their musical highlights. We will provide insight to help you appreciate singers and singing in general. You will also learn about the musical style of great composers. All you need to get started is love of the human voice and a great tune.OPERA FOR ALL presents George Bizat's opera CARMENMonday May 13th, 9pm and Wednesday May 15th at 2pm onsocietybytesradio.com Podcasts for this opera and othersare available at the station webpage

Monday 9 pm & Wednesday 2 pmThe courtesan VIoleta, falls in love with Alfredo, and leaves her rich patron, the Baron. After 3 months living together, Alfredo’s father appears and persuades Violeta to end the relationship. Later ravaged by tuberculosis, Alfredo returns to her deathbed, begging forgiveness, and promising to renew their love, but it is too late and she dies in his arms Longtime friends and opera lovers Octavio Choy and Peter Shimkin want YOU to become an opera fan! In this introductory series, we will present the plots of popular operas along with their musical highlights. We will provide insight to help you appreciate singers and singing in general. You will also learn about the musical style of great composers. All you need to get started is love of the human voice and a great tune. Click Here for this weeks show

Monday 9 pm & Wednesday 2 pmThe courtesan VIoleta, falls in love with Alfredo,and leaves her rich patron, the Baron.After 3 months living together, Alfredo’s father appears and persuades Violeta to end the relationship. Later ravaged by tuberculosis, Alfredo returnsto her deathbed, begging forgiveness, and promising to renew their love, but it is too late and she dies in his armsLongtime friends and opera lovers Octavio Choy and Peter Shimkin want YOU to become an opera fan! In this introductory series, we will present the plots of popular operas along with their musical highlights. We will provide insight to help you appreciate singers and singing in general. You will also learn about the musical style of great composers. All you need to get started is love of the human voice and a great tune.Click Here for this weeks show

Smash Bros Cast   This is Smash Bros Cast Episode 49 I am your host N64Josh my co-host and sparring partner is NightCrawlr Ad read Audibletrial.com/sbc N64josh.com/opseat Patreon Announcements SBC Tournament Results! HEREWinner Dandersen took it down through winners bracket with Falco Check out the special episode with Beyond the Metagame that we recorded after the tournament New Monday Call in ShowAround 7:30 pm PT Tournament News : Collegiate Melee+Ultimate  2018-2019 Qualifier Schedule Follow Max Ketchum and 8 tournaments around the US HERE Guest:   Countdown to Genesis 6 14 Days (2 weeks) Quick guide/FAQ for Genesis HERE   Smash News New Weekly EventFire Emblem Fest (Part II): 2 Legend-class spirits and 2 Ace-class spirits that will appear for a limited time Friendly reminder to redeem your Piranha Plant, buy registering your physical game and checking your email(could be in Junk Folder) digital games are already registered, check your email. Talking points/Questions   Vagrant-How does one go about picking a secondary, I know using my main is important but the grind can be real sometime. How do I go about choosing a secondary that would be a good time investment for when you just want to switch it up? LeafTheEonLast Wednesday at 7:39 PMI’d like amiibo to come up as a topic in the cast at some point if possible. They’re the only real purpose for spirit board outside of friendly spirit matches..I think they can sometimes make interesting sparring partners as an alternative to the basic cpu.. helps switch things up a bit(edited)Shaidar65Last Wednesday at 9:27 PMI don't have any Amiibos Leaf. How much does the AI change? If I constantly dash attack it, is it going to block a ton?LeafTheEonLast Wednesday at 11:10 PMThe amiibo AI got a complete overhaul from smash 4. They now have “personalities” of which I believe there’s over 16 different kinds..?Which range from super aggressive to campy to flashy and everything in between. There’s also a new ability to toggle amiibo learning on and off so if they play a certain way you can lock it in and they won’t change styles unless you unlock them.Also new that wasn’t in smash 4- they will edgeguard you hard and use their dash attack.Generally the amiibo like to copy you at first then gradually adopt a play style that can beat yours. It’s all pretty fascinating.   Our Week with Smash   5 ways to read your opponent How do they get up after being knocked down on the stage?   Do they roll forward or back? What’s the best way for you to punish their habit? Grab combo, smash attack, etc.   How do they recover while on the ledge?   Watch for rolls and normal get ups and learn the best position to be in to punish recovery. If your open uses attack recovery often you need to shield and punish. If your opponent uses jump to recover you may be able to punish with nair, fair or up air.   How do they recover off stage?   Do they double jump early and recover high? Punish with a spike or any aerial followed by projectiles to gimp them. After punishing a high recovery you can usually bait out a air doge or up B, if they recover high again, which are both highly punishable due to landing lag. Be careful to avoid the up B attack by jumping toward your opponent then double jumping away. If they recover low you can knock them into the stage by dropping of the stage and landing a back air, or punish with projectiles If you get the timing right you can land a F smash right as they grab the stage if they are recovering low you may need to angle it down.   Watch for patterns in your opponents attacks and exploit them   The more you play the game and play as other characters you can learn how they approach and how to counter it. You may find that some people rely too heavily on one move and have nothing to fall back on if they can’t use that move. Almost every character will have landing lag when they use their up B attack that means you have to punish this. If they are looking for the grab spot d

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Join Jen Julius as she interviews Patricia Raskin, nationally recognized, multi-media radio talk show host, award-winning producer, speaker, coach and author who is known as the “powerhouse voice” behind lifestyle, health and wellness, inspirational, and personal growth talk radio. Patricia is on a mission to deliver positive messaging and give people hope through the radio. During the interview you’ll learn how to live your life with hope grounded in reality and steps to live a life infused with gratitude and joy Patricia will also share how to: •Seven principles for positive living •Five P’s to success plus one •How to choose your future Patricia Raskin, host of the The Patricia Raskin radio show, is a nationally recognized, multi-media radio talk show host, award-winning producer, speaker, coach and author. She is recognized by her peers and listeners as Screen Shot 2015-10-07 at 10.49.40 PMthe “powerhouse voice” behind lifestyle, health and wellness, inspirational, and personal growth talk radio. A “positive media” pioneer for over thirty years, Patricia has been hosting and producing media programs and serving as a catalyst for creating positive change through programs that focus on the positive side of life. Her programs have aired on Fox, PBS and NPR affiliates, WTKF, 107.3FM and Blog Talk Radio. Patricia has interviewed many local and regional experts and renowned guests including Dr. Maya Angelou, Marianne Williamson, Jane Seymour, Dr. John Gray, , Dr. Andrew Weil, Jack Canfield, Dr. Memhet Oz, Joan Lunden and ABC Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary. The Patricia Raskin Show, in its eighth year, is heard on the Cumulus Broadcasting affiliate in Providence RI , News Talk 630 WPRO and streamed live on Saturdays from 4-6pm ET. Her internet radio program, Patricia Raskin Positive Living since 2002, is heard live on Mondays at 2PM ET/11AM PT on voiceamerica.com.