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We've all heard of it, the 'Let Them Theory' has taken the world by storm. Popularised by Mel Robins, the simple phrase has transformed peoples lives as they learn that it's okay that you can't control other people, only your own reaction. Today I again chat to my wise friend, Jemma (host of The Psychology Of Your 20s) about why everyone is so obsessed with the phrase, what it encapsulates and why it is still flawed.

A dubstep legend roars back. When dubstep ruled the roost in the late '00s, electronic music had no shortage of icons and spinoff variants to rally around. But one rumble from Bristol stood out: the Purple sound. Popularised by Joker, AKA Liam Mclean, with Guido and Gemmy in support, it hit like a beam of bright light flooding through the basement dank. When America cottoned onto bass quakes in the next decade, Mclean's taste for chiptune-coded synths and maximum intensity kept his vision alive at arena level, even while he retreated from view as an actively touring performer. In 2023, "Tears," a collaboration with Skrillex and Sleepnet, helped remind the world just how much Joker's juddering sound could put us in a headlock. True to form, this year's gargantuan "Juggernaut"—Mclean's first solo single in six years—crashes through the speakers with as much glorious crunch as earlier classics like 2009's "Purple City." Mclean has kept busy in the studio applying his perfectionist streak as a producer and engineer to many sound system anthems, which means his influence is never far from a dance floor being turned inside out. The fact that Joker had never laid down an RA Podcast before was, being honest, a blemish in our copybook. RA.962 fixes that in style. @jokerkapsize Read more at ra.co/podcast/962

Carmen Bellot, Style Editor at British Esquire joined Sean on the show to discuss how Bob Marley popularised the tracksuit...

Carmen Bellot, Style Editor at British Esquire joined Sean on the show to discuss how Bob Marley popularised the tracksuit...

Guess who kinda' said this: "I live in England and I really want to take my shoes off." Give up? It was the dynamic duo James Duncan and Fuhad! If you're unfamiliar, James and Fuhad are the hilarious best friends behind the Spotify top three podcast, ShxtsNGigs. Popularised for their viral 'icks' and 'Twitter Hall of Fame' segments, the pair share their unfiltered opinions on sex, relationships, and popular culture. The boys meet Rick for the first time... and let's just say they record a podcast and this is the podcast. Cheers! Rick will be headlining the Brea Improv in Brea, CA on January 24th. Get tickets here: https://improv.com/brea/comic/rick+glassman Support TYSO by supporting our sponsors: You should never have to compromise on comfort. Helix has mattresses with cooling technology that helps regulate your body temperature, whatever the season. Helix is offering 20% off all mattress orders AND two free pillows for our TYSO listeners! Go to https://www.helixsleep.com/tyso and use code HELIXPARTNER20. This show is sponsored by BetterHelp. Therapy helps you find your strengths, so you can ditch the extreme resolutions and make changes that really stick. Visit https://www.betterhelp.com/tyso to get 10% off your first month. Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app NOW and use code SHOESOFF. New customers can bet just $5 to get $200 INSTANTLY IN BONUS BETS.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/takeyourshoesoff

You can listen to Flex & Froomes live weekdays from 3pm - 5pm on CADA! Popularised mowing service, Jim's Mowing has launched a beauty service, Jim's Beauty. Jim, a Boy Boss of many enterprises has got us thinking... What if we started a company for men? Flex & Froomes put together their business plan on today's episode... We love chit chatting, so whatever we can't say on air, we put here, In our catchup podcast! Every weekday we bring you a replay of our show and an extended segment just for the podcast (like this one!). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Introducing 'Just The Tip' - our weekly, bite-sized podcast episodes as a supplement to the main TSM Podcast episodes. In this series, we are sharing bonus thoughts, additional ideas, and food for thought that we haven't added into the main TSM Podcast. The 4 Laws of Habit Change Have you made a new year's resolution? Here's the harsh truth. More than 80% of new year's resolutions fail way before the year is over. That's because building new habits can be challenging. Most people give up before they can form a long-lasting habit. In this episode, Aidan and Ashley share four laws that will help you in building and sustaining new habits. Popularised by James Clear in his book Atomic Habits, these simple laws will help you in building good habits and breaking bad ones. Bonus Resources: 3 Steps To Earn £2000 Per Month From Magic: https://thesuccessfulmentalist.com/momentum/ (TheSuccessfulMentalist.com/Momentum)

On this episode of Slice of Pi Podcasts, Bobby & Ian discuss the Ruskington Horror.From footsteps heard in the middle of the night to unexplained lights seen in abandoned buildings - Lincolnshire has its fair share of paranormal goings on.But, few have left their mark quite like the ominously titled "Ruskington Horror".Popularised by Richard Madeley, who did a TV programme on the terror in 1998, this apparition has been seen along the A15 for decades.The location does not make it unique, indeed there have been many ghostly sightings on the road running between Lincoln and Sleaford, including a phantom cyclist, a little girl in a pink gown and horses running along the road.However at the turn off for Ruskington, near Sleaford, these sightings are much more common, with multiple reports from people saying something was amiss.

On this episode of Slice of Pi Podcasts, Bobby & Ian discuss the Ruskington Horror.From footsteps heard in the middle of the night to unexplained lights seen in abandoned buildings - Lincolnshire has its fair share of paranormal goings on.But, few have left their mark quite like the ominously titled "Ruskington Horror".Popularised by Richard Madeley, who did a TV programme on the terror in 1998, this apparition has been seen along the A15 for decades.The location does not make it unique, indeed there have been many ghostly sightings on the road running between Lincoln and Sleaford, including a phantom cyclist, a little girl in a pink gown and horses running along the road.However at the turn off for Ruskington, near Sleaford, these sightings are much more common, with multiple reports from people saying something was amiss.

This week Rachel guides a sceptical Marc through the concept of love languages.  Popularised online by people who write things like "Paesano Pizza is my love language", they take a look at the original five: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Physical Touch, Acts of Service & Gift-Giving.While hearing listener submissions on the subject, Rachel recalls a recent faux-pas with a wine menu, Marc offers an alternative take on the perception of men who don't know how to express their emotions, and both reveal their results after taking the Love Language test.  But the real test may lie in whether Rachel can convince Marc to believe that there's something to the whole concept at all... You can follow @debatingdating on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.Or if you'd like to send in your own stories or questions for Marc & Rachel you can email debatingdatingpod@gmail.com.   And please remember to subscribe to the podcast and give us a 5-star review if you're enjoying it!

124# Moon landing theories | with special guest Karl De Leeuw  This week were joined by Karl De Leeuw Author of various books including The Dyslexia Code,  The Universe Code and the health spring code. And one of the world's leading campaigners of climate change via the reduction of atmospheric methane and the founder of LETS LIVE LONGER NOW. But Karl is joining us today to talk about something a little different , one of the greatest conspiracies ever infect. Popularised by Bill Kaysing  an American writer and scientist who claimed that the six Apollo Moon landings between July 1969 and December 1972 were hoaxes, from shadows to mysterious rocks. we look at the MOON  Plus we play chain connections and see what's happening in the world, space and beyond during this weeks NEWS ADD An Audible trial offers a great way for a new customer to try audiobooks and make the most of every moment.  With their trial, a customer will receive: One free audiobook of their choice - theirs to keep, even if they cancel. Prime customers receive two audiobooks in their trial. The ability to choose from the world's largest selection of audiobooks including best sellers, new releases, sci-fi, romances, mysteries, classics, and more. After 30 days, they will receive 1 book each month for just £7.99/month (renews automatically). Cancel easily anytime. https://amzn.to/3vuv6Uz #aliens #ovnis #flyingsaucer #ufosightings #ufologia #extraterrestrials #ufos #ufology #extraterrestrial #ufosighting #EternalAtake #liluzi #EAGrief #extraterrestrial #extraterrestrials #ufo #ufos #ufosighting #ufosightings #ufohunter #ufologia #flyingsaucer #flyingsaucers #aliensarereal #ufologist #alienart #cropcircle #cropcircles #aliensarehere Featured podcast - Geeksploration the Podcast Each episode Jon & Ben pick a new topic from the Geekosphere for a deep dive into what makes it so great. New episodes every other Tuesday. CONTACT US!! Get in touch! Have a question for us or a comment or suggestion you can email us Website Neverastraightanswer.co.uk Email Neverstraightanswer@gmail.com Twitter NASA_NEVER We're available on all platforms to go subscribe ALL LINKS https://linktr.ee/Neverastraightanswer --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/neverastraightanswer/message

In the fourth episode of Startup Dynamics, we discuss a topic prevalent within startup life, hustle culture. Popularised by entrepreneurs such as Gary Vaynerchuk, is hustle culture the only way to gain success, or can it be achieved through smarter means? Connect with me: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jonasurbonas/ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonasurbo... Twitter - https://twitter.com/JonUrbonas Website - https://startupdynamics.co/ Orfi Active: Website - https://www.orfiactive.com/

In this episode, we talk to Johannes Egberts, a certified WHM (Whim Hoff Method) instructor, and bio-hacker. Johannes shares his journey on how he now practices cold exposure and breathwork, as well as other bio-hacking techniques. Popularised by Whim Hoff, the use of breathwork and cold exposure has become an avid bio-hacking tool, with its effects on the body prooving to be extremely effective for improved quality of sleep, more focus, and even to improved immune response. Johannes explains how he used these techniques to overcome trauma in his life and how he now teaches others to do the same. An extremely eye-opening episode that will leave you wanting to try some of these extreme life-enhancing techniques. About Johannes Egberts: An avid biohacker who grew up in the Netherlands, Johannes Egberts is a certified Wim Hof Method (WHM) instructor currently based in Manly, on Sydney's Northern Beaches. Johannes is also a certified Oxygen Advantage instructor, XPT trainer, freediving instructor, yoga teacher, Movement Coach, and a Youth Mentor. JOHANNES EGBERTS ON INSTAGRAM: @johannesegberts JOHANNES EGBERTS ON FACEBOOK: @johannesegbertsWHM INSTAGRAM: @TheSaunaShow | https://www.instagram.com/ TheSaunaShow TWITTER: @SaunaShow | https://twitter.com/SaunaShow WEBSITE: http://www.TheSaunaShow.com SUPPORT We love bringing you information that will enrich your life and support greater health, vitality and happiness. Please share this episode with a friend, and leave us a review on iTunes if you enjoyed this episode. Thank you for your support! It means the world to us. SUBSCRIBE ITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-sauna-show/ SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0GjnwRPFqPYZqFVxnN STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-sauna-show

Growing potatoes can be back breaking work.... but it doesn’t have to be! Introducing - no dig potatoes! Today we are talking about how to grow potatoes using the no dig, or no till, method, from planting through to harvest. Popularised by Charles Dowding among others the no dig gardening method is something I use for all my annual plants. Join us on Facebook- Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/235726027726637/?ref=share Contact us via email - SelfSufficientContact@gmail.com Find us on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC33RtwynPm1s7xP709KMQcQ Support the Show - https://www.patreon.com/SelfSufficientHub --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/self-sufficient-hub/message

Transactional relationships have become increasingly mainstream: in this episode we discuss putting the “work” back into sex work. Popularised online as a get-rich-quick stint and an "elevated boyfriend experience", what are we missing about the physical and emotional labour required? What are the occupational hazards of being a sugar baby/blessee? We are joined by B to discuss her experiences with transactional relationships Come chat about this episode on our Facebook group! - www.facebook.com/groups/242333026713965/ SOCIALS GUEST: B - https://twitter.com/vumani_bo Book mentioned: Clementine Ford - Boys Will Be Boys Event Hosted by B: "Surviving Capitalism" 6:15pm on 31.10.2019, Brookyln Exclusive Books, Pretoria Mukundwa: instagram.com/mukundwa_ Youtube: tinyurl.com/y4x7klh4 twitter.com/mukundwa_ Nyak www.instagram.com/nyakwezi

This is a slight change of tac for us. Today we look at another option for match making in Taekwon-Do tournaments. One possible way to do this is by the Elo rating algorithm. Popularised in chess could we adopt it in ITF Taekwon-Do? We look at some code in action to see how it works and then also look at other applications of it

Habit vs. Skill and The 10,000 Hour Rule It was bought to my attention in an interview I did with Zach Schonbrun, author of The Performance Cortex, that habit and skill are two very different matters. Popularised by Malcolm Gladwell, the 10,000-hour rule suggests that by doing any activity repetitively one will master it. According to Andres Ericsson who has spent a lifetime studying the psychology behind expertise and human performance and the source of Gladwell's research he states that the “10,000-hour rule” is actually not a rule at all. In this episode, I explore my understanding of habit and skill and what was really discovered by Andres Ericsson in regards to the 10,000-hour rule. Enjoy!

Street Epistemology has become popular among many atheists as a conversational way to interrogate people's spiritual beliefs. Popularised by atheist philosopher Peter Boghossian in his book "A Manual For Creating Atheists" the movement is now seeking to create 10,000 street evangelists for atheism.  Pascoe Rapacci engages regularly in Street Epistemology (though doesn't claim to speak for the movement as a whole). He engages with Christian apologist Cameron Bertuzzi of Capturing Christianity on whether Street Epistemology is a valid way of investigating the truth of people's beliefs.  For Street Epistemology: https://streetepistemology.com/ For Pascoe Rapacci: https://www.twitter.com/pocketpasc For Cameron Bertuzzi's written dialogue with a Street Epistemologist: http://capturingchristianity.com/conversation-street-epistemologist/ Get signed copies of Unbelievable? the book and audiobook: www.unbelievablebook.co.uk   Get Unbelievable? the Conference 2017 DVD/CD & Digital Download: http://www.premier.org.uk/shop For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes  

I write a little blurb like this for every episode, but I feel that some books hardly need any introduction. This is one such example. Malcolm Gladwell is one of the most celebrated journalists and writers of the early 21st century, and his book Outliers caused a splash in people's thinking about success. Why? One answer is that it popularised the idea of the so-called "10,000 hour rule", initially discovered by K. Anders Ericsson, concerning how much "deliberate practice" it takes to become a world-class expert in any field. "Popularised" is the key word here, as several others were writing the same thing, but when Gladwell writes, everybody reads. And, for the most part, everybody believes. (So another answer to "why did the book cause a splash?" would be "because it's Gladwell, and he's famous, and everybody likes him.") The strange thing is, the 10,000 hour rule makes up a minority of what he writes about in his book, but people seem to often forget the rest of the ideas. Since we've already seen the power of extended deliberate practice described in other books (Bounce, Genius Explained, and The Talent Code), it's actually these remaining ideas where we find Gladwell's unique contribution to our knowledge of the development of expertise. And it has a message with is quite at odds with the spirit of the 10,000 hour rule. Gladwell's unique yet oft-forgotten contribution, then, is the idea of success as being a gift. He's not talking about talent, which he more or less rejects by reference to the aforementioned 10,000 hour rule, but about life circumstances. You don't choose where or when you are born, or the culture you are born into, or the state of the job market or of national demographics or of technology as you are growing up, and yet these very factors have a profound effect on whether somebody is successful. Would Bill Gates have become so rich were he born in Burma instead? Or in the 1920s? Or in fourth century Phrygia?  Although some of Gladwell's historico-cultural musings can be somewhat open to doubt, in several places he gives evidence strong enough to convince even the careful reader that something funny is indeed going on. In this episode, I hope to help you see where he might be onto something, and where we need to be wary of the potential of his masterful storytelling to obscure his shaky arguments. Enjoy the episode.