Podcasts about pocket sized

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Join hosts Eilish and Greg for Season 3, Episode 42 of "All Hands on Tech," titled "Pocket-Sized Peace of Mind: Exploring the Stethophone's Impact on Health Care."In this episode, they speak with Mark Opauszky, CEO of Sparrow BioAcoustics, the Atlantic Canadian-born company behind the Stethophone—a software that transforms smartphones into medical-grade stethoscopes for personalized cardiac care.Sparrow BioAcoustics' mission focuses on early disease detection through sound bioacoustics, providing convenient access to critical medical information about heart and lung function. The episode highlights the company's remarkable growth from a team of four to forty in just 2.5 years, driven by a commitment to technology, medicine, regulatory quality management systems, and customer support. Opauszky emphasizes the transformative potential of their heart monitoring device, particularly for those with heart health concerns, high-risk groups, and individuals experiencing symptoms or taking specific medications. The company's mission, deeply influenced by personal experiences with cardiovascular disease, ensures that its focus remains on empowering patients with the tools to take control of their health.Learn more about Sparrow BioAcoustics: https://stethophone.com/Visit Digital Nova Scotia: https://digitalnovascotia.com/Music © Bensound.com

Research at Microsoft shows it's possible to make AI models small enough to run on phones or laptops without major compromises to their smarts. The technique could open up new use cases for AI. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're back with another episode of The Chrome Cast podcast and on this week's show, we discuss some new, interesting hardware we've been testing. If you've been listening to the show or reading the site lately, you know that we have been working hard to get through our reviews of the Chromebook Plus models announced in October. So it was a nice change of pace when the Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk and Lenovo Chromebox Micro arrived at our office this week. We've been anxiously waiting for the Logitech Casa to arrive for a few reasons. First and foremost, we wanted to ensure that the keyboard and trackpad work with ChromeOS as seamlessly as we hoped, since Logitech went above and beyond to make this a Works With Chromebook-certified product. And secondly, we wanted to see if the hardware was good enough to justify the $180 price tag. Listen in to see what Robby thinks and check out our recent unboxing video to see the Casa in action. The second half of the show is all about Lenovo's interesting new take on a Chromebox: the Chromebox Micro. We've been excited to see this Chromebox is truly pocket-sized so as soon as it arrived, we opened the box and I popped it straight into my pocket. No problem! Oh, and we've already discovered that it is the first Chromebox we've ever tested that can be run off of a portable power bank. Outside of many standard Enterprise or home-desktop setups, the Lenovo Chromebox Micro opens the door for some unique use cases that we are excited to try out. Maybe a portable setup with AR glasses? Stay tuned as we test and experiment with this new Chromebox. If you are excited about this Chromebox, send us a message or hit us up on X and explain why - we're curious why it seems like so many of you are interested in this Chromebox. We also made sure to squeeze in a "Hot Take" at the end of the show so make sure to stick around for that to hear Robby's ode to the original Google WiFi. I hope you enjoy the show! Cheers! Show Links Unboxing and trying the new Logitech Casa Pop-Up Desk [VIDEO] Logitech's Casa Pop-Up Desk: a real option for a wireless Chromebook trackpad? Logitech's Casa Pop-Up Desk is confirmed ‘Works with Chromebook' Logitech's Casa Pop-Up Desk arrives at Best Buy March 21st Lenovo's pocket-sized Chromebox Micro arrives at B&H Meet the new pocket-sized Chromebox from Lenovo: The Chromebox Micro Yes, you will be able to buy the Lenovo Chromebox that fits in your pocket An ode to my now-dead original Google Wi-Fi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2017, Vancouver resident Lois Smith got the idea to put out a succinct print guide to resources and services for people experiencing homelessness. She’d been volunteering with Friends of the Carpenter, a faith-based nonprofit that runs a day center for people experiencing homelessness. She says the stories from the unhoused people she talked to stayed with her, and realized she could put something tangible into their hands to help direct them to services, shelter and other resources. She knew it had to be informed by the people she wanted to help and she wanted to be light, withstand rain, snow and heat.   Smith now puts out the guides yearly as an independent project that is funded entirely by donations. They’re printed yearly in different colors, making it easier to tell which one is current. She says she works with local officials, law enforcement, social service agencies, churches and many others to make sure the content is useful - and gets into the hands of people who need it. Portland’s Street Roots puts out a similar paper guide, though not a waterproof one. Smith joins us to tell us more about how the guides are used in Vancouver and Clark County and how she sees the idea spreading.

“Sometimes entrepreneurship is about bending the odds of success, and just being willing to take on the risks…” Welcome back to Series 11 of 40 Minute Mentor - your pocket-sized career mentor.  We've got 13 weeks of non-stop mentorship from some of the best in the industry, coming up for you.  Before we kick off the series with our first 40 Minute Mentor next week, we thought we'd share a few soundbites with you of what's to come…  In this series trailer, you'll hear from:  ⭐ Gary Izunwa, Co-Founder & CEO of Tangent  ⭐ Morgan Fowles, CEO at TALA ⭐ Natasha Ratanshi-Stein, Founder of Surfboard  ⭐ Radha Vyas, Co-Founder of Flash Pack ⭐ Richard Robinson, Founder &CEO of Robin AI  And this is only the start of it.  For even more pocket-sized mentorship, make sure you

Host Dr. Nick van Terheyden aka Dr. Nick, discusses Paving the Way for Pocket-Sized Diagnosis with John Martin, MD, CMO at Butterfly. Their discussion includes the transformative power of handheld ultrasound technology; ultrasound on a chip is making imaging accessible, from medical schools to emergency rooms, improving patient care; AI enhances diagnostic consistency, potentially replacing costly tests like chest X-rays; Democratization of healthcare through affordable ultrasound aims to eliminate health inequality; Innovation and AI are re-shaping the future of medical imaging, benefiting both patients and clinicians. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Elecraft announced a new pocket-sized HF Transceiver this weekend at Pacificon, so now I wish I had gone to that show! *sadface*But it is already available on their website with details about the specs, accessories and capabilities of this new transceiver that they are calling the KH1. Let's take a look at it and see what we have in store!Link - https://elecraft.com/products/kh1-transceiver

This week the LSMR Ladies crack into some little books, some light reads, some pocket-sized pieces. Riss read "The House Guest" by Amparo Dávila while Liza dug into "And Then I Woke Up" by Malcolm Devlin.

Meta-Brain Lab's Founder and CEO, Alexandrea Day, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast.  She shares her career as a therapist and eventually getting into technology. She was successful as a therapist at helping people, but only on a 1-on-1 basis. With the creation of her AI pocket-therapist, she is able to scale this to help millions of people, helping to make the world a better place.

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Welcome to a Brand New Episode!Fallen Friend: The Death of Kamala Khan came out and WE HAVE SOME THOUGHTS. We continue to discuss Secret Invasion! Knight Terror Books enters Week 2. What are some of the hits and misses from this week. We give you some behind the scenes of this week's Rundown , and about the Parody Song we wrote for the show. And Somehow we got talking about Power Rangers: Wild Force. All this and more on the 85th Episode of Fresh To Death Comics #marvel #marvelcomics #comicbooks #spiderman #colleenballinger #parody  #kamalakhan #powerrangers #powerrangerswildforce #secretinvasion #fury #rhodey #shrulll #knightterror #Dccomics #DCU #batman #deadman

Welcome to another episode of Ready For Launch. I'm your host Ian Black. Every episode, I talk to founders of early-stage companies about how they launched their business into the world. This week I'm talking with Bobak Tavangar CEO at Brilliant Labs. Among many things, we discuss: What is a hackable AR device? The disappointment of current AR devices The power of open source as a business model How Bobak gave up a career at Apple to build this business Mistakes made trying to hire quickly Validating their first product with customers How close we are to the reality of Black Mirror The power of building in public. Sit back and enjoy the show! Website https://www.brilliantmonocle.com/ Discord https://discord.com/invite/vDS9X7gdwg

Three MORE Pocket-Sized RPGs by Ready Play Games you can back now: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/chainassembly/three-more-pocket-sized-rpgs-by-ready-playgames?ref=discovery&term=ready%20play%20games Check out Chain Assembly: https://chainassembly.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wobbliesandwizards/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wobbliesandwizards/support

Your pocket-sized career mentor is back with a brand new Series. 40 Minute Mentor was created to make business mentorship more accessible and raise aspirations. We do this, by interviewing the most brilliant leaders who are building exceptional, category-defining businesses. Our guests have ranged from Tech CEO's to Sustainability Entrepreneurs and from Investors to Olympic Gold Medallists. And this Series will be no different. For a little preview of what's to come, check out our brand new Series 9 trailer. 

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Deep in the Heart of Darkness lies the treasure our incompetent criminals seek. Will their luck turn and finally see them getting paid? Find out in the final episode of this arc! Presenting the second part of the Outer Dark Trilogy! Cast: Adrian Tchaikovsky can be found at: https://adriantchaikovsky.com/ Twitter: @aptshadow John Robertson can be found at: twitch.tv/robbotron Twitter: @Robbotron thejohnrobertson.com System: This arc is played using the Scum and Villainy system, an Forged in the Dark game descended from Blade in the Dark - pick up your copy from DriveThruRPG! Follow us on social media! Twitter: @forcemajeurepod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForceMajeurePod Instagram: forcemajeurepod Online: www.forcemajeurepod.com Email: forcemajeurepod@gmail.com We have a Discord! Come and join us!  We also have merch!  https://teespring.com/stores/forcemajeurepodhttps://www.teepublic.com/user/forcemajeurepod If you like what we do and have some spare money, we have both a Patreon and a Ko-Fi account. We are extremely grateful for your support. https://www.patreon.com/forcemajeurepod ko-fi.com/forcemajeurepod Additional Music: "Deep Space EVA" "Starforged - Vault (Music Only Patreon Version)" "Ancient Artefact (Ambient Only Patreon Version)" all by Tabletop Audio "Decisions" by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ For full credit and links please see the Credits page of our website.

Felicia Jackson is the CEO and inventor of CPRWrap, a patented, award-winning CPR template that protects and guides any non-medical responders during respiratory and cardiac emergencies that require CPR. Felicia herself was CPR certified and worked in a hospital when her 2-year-old experienced a near death event. While she froze with fear, unable to render aid to her son, her husband stepped in and saved their son's life. That experience inspired her to develop a CPR aid for those frantic and scary moments when every second counts.In today's episode Felicia shares: How she was able to find a manufacturer and create her prototype How a viral tik tok video led to a 2000% increase in monthly sales How she navigates finding the right trade shows, business partners, and investors for her business & so much more Check out this episode and others on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube  This episode is brought to you by:  Trade And Travel Through Trade and Travel, you can learn how to trade as a side hustle and supplement your income with trading. Sign up for the Trade and Travel program at sidehustlepro.co/tradeandtravel Links mentioned in this episode Cprwrap.com Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes feed): http://sidehustlepro.libsyn.com/rss Announcements Join our Facebook Community If you're looking for a community of supportive side hustlers who are all working to take our businesses to the next level, join us here: http://sidehustlepro.co/facebook Guest Social Media Info Side Hustle Pro – @sidehustlepro #SideHustlePro CPR Wrap  @CPRWrap

Boris enacts a daring plan and the gang faces a moral dilemma... Thank you all for listening! We're on Discord! Join us at https://discord.gg/EuwNdbU! You also can write us on Twitter @HaplessHeroes or drop us an e-mail at haplessheroes@gmail.com.  As always, a BIG thanks to Tim @ https://tabletopaudio.com for providing the SFX and ambiences used in this episode and beyond!

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about choosing a format for your episodes.The format you choose is really personal, and depends on who's involved. If it's just you, you're not doing a co-hosted show any time soon, for example.None of this is set in stone, either. So whilst it's good to have an ‘average' format, so your listeners know what to expect, you don't have to stick to it every single time.You might do your first few episodes using a certain format – for example, solo - then decide it isn't for you. In this case, you could pivot and start doing interviews. Or, you could bring on a regular co-host.The first format you try might feel perfectly natural to you, in which case, great. Or you might opt for a ‘mixed bag' approach where you never stick to any one set format. The beauty of it is that it's your podcast, and you get to make the rules.We're going to dig into the pros and cons of each podcast format in the next few episodes, so make sure you're subscribed to the show on your listening app of choice!Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about choosing a format for your episodes.The format you choose is really personal, and depends on who's involved. If it's just you, you're not doing a co-hosted show any time soon, for example.None of this is set in stone, either. So whilst it's good to have an ‘average' format, so your listeners know what to expect, you don't have to stick to it every single time.You might do your first few episodes using a certain format – for example, solo - then decide it isn't for you. In this case, you could pivot and start doing interviews. Or, you could bring on a regular co-host.The first format you try might feel perfectly natural to you, in which case, great. Or you might opt for a ‘mixed bag' approach where you never stick to any one set format. The beauty of it is that it's your podcast, and you get to make the rules.We're going to dig into the pros and cons of each podcast format in the next few episodes, so make sure you're subscribed to the show on your listening app of choice!Support the show

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker.And on this episode, we're talking about niches (nitches?) and narrow topics.There's a bit of a misconception in podcasting that, the wider and more open your topic, the bigger your audience will be.I know, it makes sense because covering lots of ground means there's loads more people who might be interested in your show.The reality, though, is that listeners love podcasts that feel like they were made just for them.So instead of our personal trainer doing a podcast about general health, diet, or exercise, it might be “the fitness podcast for single parents”, or “the keto diet podcast for vegetarians”.In other areas, niche podcasts could be “The travel podcast, for D&D players”, or “The business startup podcast, for military veterans”.You might have a fear that this'll limit your audience, but, actually, the opposite is true. When your target listeners find your show, and see how closely it scratches their itch, they'll think “this is perfect!”, hit subscribe, and go on to become fanatical fans. On the other hand, if keep it general, everyone just sees it, goes 'meh' and moves on. When you try to target everyone, you really target no-one in particular.So what would you rather have - a tight, defined group of fanatical listeners, or a big group who just might be interested in listening?For a really detailed look at defining your niche topic, go to ThePodcastHost.com/topicSupport the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker.And on this episode, we're talking about niches (nitches?) and narrow topics.There's a bit of a misconception in podcasting that, the wider and more open your topic, the bigger your audience will be.I know, it makes sense because covering lots of ground means there's loads more people who might be interested in your show.The reality, though, is that listeners love podcasts that feel like they were made just for them.So instead of our personal trainer doing a podcast about general health, diet, or exercise, it might be “the fitness podcast for single parents”, or “the keto diet podcast for vegetarians”.In other areas, niche podcasts could be “The travel podcast, for D&D players”, or “The business startup podcast, for military veterans”.You might have a fear that this'll limit your audience, but, actually, the opposite is true. When your target listeners find your show, and see how closely it scratches their itch, they'll think “this is perfect!”, hit subscribe, and go on to become fanatical fans. On the other hand, if keep it general, everyone just sees it, goes 'meh' and moves on. When you try to target everyone, you really target no-one in particular.So what would you rather have - a tight, defined group of fanatical listeners, or a big group who just might be interested in listening?For a really detailed look at defining your niche topic, go to ThePodcastHost.com/topicSupport the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about giving your audience a no-brainer reason to listen.This, my friend, is all about supplying value in your very own unique way.But what does that actually mean?Well, let's take the example of our personal trainer, I mentioned last time. If they're serving up content that helps their listeners to, let's say, complete a couch to 5k, then they're providing value. If they can help a listener lose a few stone, or run a faster race, then that's a LOT of value!Or what about our zombie podcaster? They might do an in-depth interview with a top author in the space. They'll dig in to unearth some anecdotes and insights that you've never heard anywhere else before from that writer. In that, they're providing some really unique value.If you do something similar on your show, not only have you given your audience a reason to listen, you've also given them a reason to come back for more, every week.This is absolutely vital for you to think about in the planning stages. So can you write down 10-15 potential episodes that you think your target audience would love to listen to? If you're teaching, it's often about considering the most common problems you can help them solve. And if it's entertainment, it's finding new content, or entertainment that scratches that person's personal itch.And, for a more detailed look at giving them a reason to listen, go to ThePodcastHost.com/uniqueSupport the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. And on this episode, we're talking about giving your audience a no-brainer reason to listen.This, my friend, is all about supplying value in your very own unique way.But what does that actually mean?Well, let's take the example of our personal trainer, I mentioned last time. If they're serving up content that helps their listeners to, let's say, complete a couch to 5k, then they're providing value. If they can help a listener lose a few stone, or run a faster race, then that's a LOT of value!Or what about our zombie podcaster? They might do an in-depth interview with a top author in the space. They'll dig in to unearth some anecdotes and insights that you've never heard anywhere else before from that writer. In that, they're providing some really unique value.If you do something similar on your show, not only have you given your audience a reason to listen, you've also given them a reason to come back for more, every week.This is absolutely vital for you to think about in the planning stages. So can you write down 10-15 potential episodes that you think your target audience would love to listen to? If you're teaching, it's often about considering the most common problems you can help them solve. And if it's entertainment, it's finding new content, or entertainment that scratches that person's personal itch.And, for a more detailed look at giving them a reason to listen, go to ThePodcastHost.com/uniqueSupport the show

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. On this episode, we're asking a big question: Who are you making your podcast for?The thing is, unless you know exactly who you're making your show for, and why you're doing it, you've got no chance of growing an audience.Let's imagine a personal trainer who's making a health and fitness podcast to market their business. Their target audience might be people who are interested in healthy eating, weight loss, or HIIT training, or bodybuilding.Or, let's imagine a hobbyist who loves zombies and post-apocalyptic fiction. Their target audience would simply be folks with the same really specific passion. They might be fans of TV shows like The Walking Dead, and video games like Resident Evil.It's a good idea to sketch out what's known as your “avatar”. An avatar is a made up person that represents your ideal listeners in the real world. You make this detailed - with a name, age, job, background, likes, dislikes. You make this as real as you can, so it's someone you can know, deeply. The benefit then is that, with each episode you plan out, you can ask yourself the question “would Jane (my avatar) like this?” Asking that question is the key to making really compelling content, every time.For a really detailed look at how to create your avatar, and a bunch of examples, go to ThePodcastHost.com/listenerSupport the show

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker. On this episode, we're asking a big question: Who are you making your podcast for?The thing is, unless you know exactly who you're making your show for, and why you're doing it, you've got no chance of growing an audience.Let's imagine a personal trainer who's making a health and fitness podcast to market their business. Their target audience might be people who are interested in healthy eating, weight loss, or HIIT training, or bodybuilding.Or, let's imagine a hobbyist who loves zombies and post-apocalyptic fiction. Their target audience would simply be folks with the same really specific passion. They might be fans of TV shows like The Walking Dead, and video games like Resident Evil.It's a good idea to sketch out what's known as your “avatar”. An avatar is a made up person that represents your ideal listeners in the real world. You make this detailed - with a name, age, job, background, likes, dislikes. You make this as real as you can, so it's someone you can know, deeply. The benefit then is that, with each episode you plan out, you can ask yourself the question “would Jane (my avatar) like this?” Asking that question is the key to making really compelling content, every time.For a really detailed look at how to create your avatar, and a bunch of examples, go to ThePodcastHost.com/listenerSupport the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker.And on this episode, we're asking the question “Why?”Why do you want to make a podcast?Are you a freelancer?  A business? Or working for a company? Whatever you do, you'll know that podcasting's a great way to build trust and authority. Plus, of course, give your customers or your audience a whole bunch of valuable and entertaining content.The other option is that you're in podcasting as a hobbyist? That could mean you'll be creating a show in your spare time, and on a subject you're passionate about. Anything from knitting, to craft beer, to horror movies.Either way, figure out your why. It could be making more sales. Or growing a community. Or getting famous! They're all valid. And they're important to keep in mind so that you can stay motivated, even when life throws you those inevitable curveballs. Podcasting isn't always easy, but if your “Why” is worth it, you'll push on through.New episodes of Pocket-Sized Podcasting will be released daily, Monday through Friday. Subscribe on your listening app of choice so they're delivered to you automatically. Thanks so much for listening.Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Welcome to Pocket-Sized Podcasting, brought to you by Alitu: The Podcast Maker.And on this episode, we're asking the question “Why?”Why do you want to make a podcast?Are you a freelancer?  A business? Or working for a company? Whatever you do, you'll know that podcasting's a great way to build trust and authority. Plus, of course, give your customers or your audience a whole bunch of valuable and entertaining content.The other option is that you're in podcasting as a hobbyist? That could mean you'll be creating a show in your spare time, and on a subject you're passionate about. Anything from knitting, to craft beer, to horror movies.Either way, figure out your why. It could be making more sales. Or growing a community. Or getting famous! They're all valid. And they're important to keep in mind so that you can stay motivated, even when life throws you those inevitable curveballs. Podcasting isn't always easy, but if your “Why” is worth it, you'll push on through.New episodes of Pocket-Sized Podcasting will be released daily, Monday through Friday. Subscribe on your listening app of choice so they're delivered to you automatically. Thanks so much for listening.Support the show (https://pod.academy)

It is in the times we feel "too busy" to pray, that we actually need the presence of God the most. And if we adopt this practice, we will find that, solitude is something we can take WITH us into the next moments of our day.

This episode we find the true hero in the Demacia region with Poppy related lore. | All CoR Links | https://podcastcor.com | Music By Slayur | https://linktr.ee/slayur

Pocket-Sized Podcasting is the ‘how to podcast' series for busy people. You'll get one short sharp tip delivered to your feed Monday through Friday, all aimed towards helping you build and grow your own life-changing show. Brought to you by Alitu, the Podcast Maker, it's our aim to make the entire process of podcasting as simple and accessible as humanly possible. Find us anywhere you get your podcasts, and be sure to hit follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Episode 19 is HERE and sis and we tickle our funny bones with some TikToks in the beginning....NOT PORN! Today's videos are Echoes Of Silence by The Weeknd, Read My Mind by Rebecca Black ft. Slayyter, Tears In The Club by FKA Twigs ft. The Weeknd, and end the episode with the Countdown To Xmas video of the week Leroy The Redneck Reindeer by Joe Diffie. First, Our segment "Do You Remember?" where we talk about some nostalgic things that were around when music videos were on tv. This week: FLOAM. The cheap stuff. And our segment "Rap Libs" where we freestyle and remix some of today's hottest songs. This Weeks Rap Libs is "The Hills" by The Weeknd. First I do not understand The Weeknd's aesthetic I guess. Then Rebecca Black and Slayyter got their wigs from Party City. Then FKA Twigs unique for stripping underwater. And FINALLY our Countdown To Xmas video this week has us witnessing a hit and run! CHECK OUT THE VIDEOS FOR YOURSELF & WATCH ALONG WITH US! The Weeknd - Echoes of Silence (Official Music Video) - YouTube Rebecca Black - Read My Mind feat Slayyyter (Official Music Video) - YouTube FKA twigs - Tears In The Club (feat. The Weeknd) [Official Video] - YouTube Joe Diffie - Leroy The Redneck Reindeer (Official Video) - YouTube Dont forget to Like and leave a review! Subscribe to our YOUTUBE - VIDEO VIRGINS and follow our Instagram @VIDEOVIRGINSPOD and our personal instagrams @JOEISTHEREALEST and @RITUALRYANN. DM us and Leave us some video's to experience for the first time! WE DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC USED IN THIS VIDEO. ALL MUSIC USED IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY AND RIGHTS BELONG TO ORIGINAL ARTISTS AND COMPOSERS. Sponsorships: on for this episode

Guest Steve Pellerin banters with Christine and Jenn while sharing his clever, riveting and meaningful philosophies on living your best life with true authenticity.

A happy PB & JB reflect on a vital week for Arsenal. We look at Arteta's team selection. The duo reflect on the partnerships that are working across the pitch in Cedric and Pepe, Lacazette and Smith Rowe and more. We talk about a really positive day for the divisive duo of Pepe and Willian, look at if Cedric is now Arsenal's best right-back option and much more in this packed pocket-sized pod! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us on our coffee date today as we discuss: the recent true crime documentary we watched, horoscopes, Billie Eilish, letting your hamster sleep in your bed, people judging others food choices and Baylee's experience getting her first round of the COVID vaccine.

We remain in Texas for Episode 52 as we have Ali aka Pocket Sized Cosplay join us. Ali and I stay mostly in the realm of anime for this episode.  We cover Love Hina, Sailor Moon, Card Captor Sakura and King of Bandits along with a few other anime titles. We also talk about how she got into Cosplay and more. You can find Ali at: http://www.facebook.com/pocketsizedcosplay https://www.instagram.com/pocketcos