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In our final Lumber Slingers episode from the International Mass Timber Conference, we sit down with Dean Lewis, Skanska's Director of Mass Timber & Prefabrication, to unpack the buzz around mass timber. Dean shares how to decide if mass timber's right for your project, from cost to carbon wins, and breaks down East vs. West Coast trends. We dive into Skanska's game-changing projects: Portland Airport's stunning nine-acre timber roof, CDHY's inclusive campus expansion, Kendeda's net-positive Living Building, and Governor's Island's cutting-edge New York Climate Exchange. Get the inside scoop on why timber's taking over! #InternationalMassTimberConference #MassTimberMovement #Masstimber #LumberSlingers #SustainableBuilding #TimberConstruction #Skanska #PortlandAirport #CDHYCampus #KendedaBuilding #NYClimateExchange #GreenConstruction #MassTimberConference #WoodArchitecture #CarbonNeutral #TimberTrends #ConstructionInnovation

A few days ago I sat down with Portland City Councilor Candace Avalos to have a conversation about policing and transportation. Avalos, who represents an area east of I-205 including Lents in southeast and the Portland Airport, is a first time member of city council, but she's no stranger to local politics. She was chair of the Citizen Review Committee, where she served for six years and became a well-known advocate for police accountability. Prior to being a city councilor she was executive director of Verde, an environmental justice nonprofit.I met Councilor Avalos in a conference room at Midland Library on SE 122nd Avenue. The impetus for our conversation was the new Community Board for Police Accountability or CBPA, a new, high-profile venue for oversight of the Portland Police Bureau. More than just a committee, the new, 21-member board will have a significant budget, will hire its own investigators, and will issue binding decisions. It's crucial that this new CBPA have at least one member who understands how transportation issues relate to public safety and policing. It's my hope this interview encourages someone in our audience to apply for one of the positions. You have until April 14th to get your applications in. Here's the link to the application.

Discover the future of sustainable construction with insights from our annual guest, Arnie, as we explore the exciting developments at the upcoming International Mass Timber Conference. Delve into the innovative projects that are redefining mass timber's role in construction, such as the striking ceiling installation at Portland Airport. With over 200 exhibitors and attendees spanning 40 countries, this year's conference promises unparalleled networking and learning opportunities. Uncover how mass timber is becoming a key player in large-scale projects, with case studies like Microsoft's data center and Walmart's campus demonstrating its incredible potential.A spotlight on the Women in Timber event reveals a remarkable growth story, set to draw over 500 dedicated professionals eager to learn and connect. This episode covers the dynamic schedule of the conference, offering generous networking breaks and exquisite dining experiences. Learn from advanced workshops led by top architects and engineers, and hear about groundbreaking projects that tackle real-world challenges. The theme focuses on the tangible impact of mass timber and strategies to amplify its application in future endeavors.Trace the global evolution of mass timber construction over the past decade with Arnie, from pioneering projects to today's megaprojects by giants like Google and Walmart. This episode will guide you through the transformation of mass timber from theory to practice, emphasizing the role of technology and policy in overcoming industry hurdles. Explore the potential of modular and sustainable buildings as urbanization and migration trends reshape our cities. With strategic advice for attendees and the announcement of a new multi-year partnership with Trifecta, this episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the future of construction.Send us a text Support the show

Victor Gomez, West BU Manager overseeing sales and operations for the West Coast, discusses his work at the Timberview project for Truebeck. His team is installing and testing a remote monitoring and smart control system for two Tampa 1000 heaters and one R15000 desiccant dehumidifier. The system includes components like lay-flat ducting for air distribution and a WE sensor with a WME probe installed on trusses to measure wood moisture content across multiple floors. This setup ensures accurate environmental monitoring as the wood structure acclimates.The project emphasizes controlling ambient and wood moisture conditions as the wood structure is enclosed. Proper acclimation prevents defects like checking (cracks or splits in the wood). By monitoring conditions with the XactiR system, the team can adjust dehumidification and heating to maintain optimal moisture levels. This is particularly crucial during seasonal transitions, such as Portland's shift from wet winters to moist springs. The system's precision prevents rapid changes that could harm the wood, ensuring structural integrity.Key Points:Installation/testing of XactiR remote monitoring system with smart controllers.Equipment includes Tampa 1000 heaters, R15000 dehumidifiers, and WE sensors with WME probes.Monitors ambient and wood moisture to prevent defects during acclimation.Seasonal changes necessitate fine-tuned dehumidification and heating to protect the structure.Goal: Gradual acclimation of wood to avoid cracking or damage.This system supports proactive adjustments, ensuring the building's wooden elements remain durable and defect-free during construction.

There are now therapy llamas at the Portland airport in Oregon. Here's how to meet them. | Frommer's

INTRO (00:00): Kathleen opens the show drinking an “All Dogs Go To Heaven” Czech pilsner from Stonecloud Brewing Company in Oklahoma City. She reviews her weekend in Oklahoma City and Dallas, enjoying a Bricktown Water Taxicruise and watching college football with Nature Boy Ric Flair. COURT NEWS (13:25): Kathleen shares news on Chappell Roan's political stance, Dolly Parton has a new cookbook, Jelly Roll and Stevie Nicks are appearing on SNL in October, and Tom Brady gives his comments on the Dallas Cowboys' game. TASTING MENU (1:35): Kathleen samples Coca-Cola Oreos, Haribo Berry Clouds, and Falconwood Farms Honey. UPDATES (21:54): Kathleen shares updates on Red Lobster's emergence from bankruptcy, Baby Reindeer experiences backlash, and Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand American Riveria Orchard faces issues in court. “HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT” (35:45): Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of unknown music by Mozart in a German library, and 4 silver Viking Age bracelets are found n oa Norwegian mountainside. FRONT PAGE PUB NEWS (39:00): Kathleen shares articles on Taco Bell's Nostalgic Menu, Tupperware files for bankruptcy protection, James Earl Jones sold his voice to AI before his death, Chick-Fil-A releases a pickleball paddle, Kmart closes its final store, Southwest Airlines warns employees of pending changes, cat reality show “Keeping Up With The Kattarshians” soars in popularity, Delta reminds prospective flight attendants to wear “proper” underwear to their interviews, the Portland Airport has emotional support llamas, and China's Shanwei zoo admits to painting dogs to look like pandas. WHAT WE'RE WATCHING: Kathleen recommends watching “Untold: Hope Solo vs US Soccer” on Netflix, and “The Lost Leonardo” on Amazon See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Start your Monday with Brenda and Brian on The Morning Blend. On today's show find out why Brenda spent a date night at the Portland Airport and what sporting event took up Brian's weekend. Listen to today's Morning Blend podcast from Mater Dei Radio. Subscribe to the Morning Blend on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.The Morning Blend is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

Welcome to Bite-sized UFOs, hosted by Graeme Rendall!Bitesized, digestible chunks of UFO history, researched & presented by Graeme Rendall, author of 5 UFO-related books including "UFOs Before Roswell", "Dawn of the Flying Saucers" & "Chasing Shadows". Hear the facts about little-known but fascinating cases from the rich history of the modern-day UFO phenomenon, one case at a time. In this premiere episode we head to Portland, Oregon, in the United States. On the evening of 30th July 1949 - witnessed by airliner crews, tower personnel at Portland Airport, a civilian flight instructor at Troutdale, various law enforcement personnel and local residents.SUBSCRIBE on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@bitesizedufos?si=u_LC1ZSVv6AbhtHLOrder Graeme's books at: https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=graeme+rendall&ref=nb_sb_nossPatreon: www.patreon.com/somewhereskiesByMeACoffee: buymeacoffee.com/UFxzyzHOaQPayPal: Sprague51@hotmail.comWebsite: www.somewhereintheskies.comStore: http://tee.pub/lic/ULZAy7IY12UYouTube Channel: CLICK HERETwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/somewhereskies/videosOrder Ryan's new book: https://a.co/d/4KNQnM4Order Ryan's older book: https://amzn.to/3PmydYCTwitter: @SomewhereSkiesRead Ryan's Articles by CLICKING HEREOpening Theme Song, "Ephemeral Reign" by Per KiilstofteProduced by LIONSGATECopyright © 2024. Ryan Sprague. All rights reserved.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/somewhere-in-the-skies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Trent is on vacation from Blue Book this week, so we took on the news ourselves, dont be scared, this is CHATALIES VERSION! We discuss: Natalie's Coffee Drama Tractor Supply and their DEI initiative Canadian Lumber Duty The New Portland Airport Podcast links mentioned on the show: WSJ - One Mans Campaign Against DEI https://open.spotify.com/episode/166LQEvYFj7aZRTRU5dFaZ At the Table - Patrick Lencioni https://open.spotify.com/show/6NWAZzkzl4ljxX7S2xkHvu All thoughts and opinions are our own and do not represent those of our employers, or anyone mentioned in this podcast. Questions of Comments? lumberslingers@gmail.com

On today's show we talked about how amazing the new Portland Airport is. We also had some fun with the skin Cream movie that is coming out and we had a Fed Up Friday where people get to call in and vent their frustrations on the show!

Send a message to InsidetheSquareHave you ever been so close to launching something you get tunnel vision? In this episode of thinkinsidethesquare I'm sharing the insider scoop on my experience at a recent user experience test at the Portland Airport that went...well, not quite according to plan. Trust me, this does have to do with your website, and if you're creating a new layout or design, you're going to want to listen to what I learned!Here's what you'll learn in this episode:1. The power of task-oriented testing2. The importance of testing early3. The "Two Degree Test" for finding unbiased testers.Learn from my airport adventure so you can confidently launch your new content. 

Laura Hill was about 30 years old when she helped create one of Portland's most-iconic designs. When the Port of Portland was redesigning Portland International Airport in 1986, architecture and design firm SRG Partnership led the project. Hill retired from the firm in 2008, but at the time she was a principal interior designer for SRG. In this bonus episode of Beat Check with The Oregonian, reporter Lizzy Acker shares her interview with Hill. Hill explains how the famous design came to be, the research SRG did at other airports and what other designs were pitched. Here's their conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey BWB Fans, Join us for an insightful conversation with BIM Coordination expert Mike Adams as we delve into the dynamic world of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. With extensive experience managing BIM workflows on complex projects like the Portland Airport and OHSU, Mike shares invaluable insights into the challenges and innovations driving BIM adoption. From the intricacies of software integration to the power of custom development, explore how BIM is revolutionizing project workflows and collaboration. Discover the future possibilities of unified digital modeling across the project lifecycle and gain a deeper understanding of the transformative impact of BIM in design and construction. Tune in to this episode to uncover the evolving landscape of BIM and its role in shaping the future of the AEC industry. This episode was brought to you courtesy of Sherlock by Flypaper: This powerful plugin simplifies your coordination workflow by applying technology where it makes sense and puts you in the driver's seat of coordination management. It's like having a dedicated coordination companion right at your fingertips! Visit ⁠FlyPaper.com/sherlock⁠ and get ready to clash with confidence, and coordinate with clarity using Sherlock! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brewingwithbim/support

It's episode 194 of The Cavalry! Johnny needs backup that by not flushing the toilet when you pee, the toilet paper piles up and then when he poops it's stinkier because it's not underwater. That's a topic right? Andrew needs backup that if the door flies off a plane he's riding in, and no one is injured, that the pilot should just keep going to the final destination. Enjoy! 

Episode 117: Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 Loses Its Exit Door Plug Just After TakeoffOn January 5, 2024, an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 was taking off from Portland (PDX) and headed for Ontario (ONT). Everything was routine, until just after takeoff at 16,000' into the ascent, the exit row plug separated from the rest of the airplane.The crew was able to do a loop and land the airplane back at Portland Airport safely.There were 171 passengers and six crew members onboard. There were zero fatalities.Support the show

Primetime has a Nick Castellanos moment; The Mets suck; In The News featuring a serial creeper at the Portland Airport

Blazers introduce a new mascot; In The News, featuring a hotel shooting near the Portland Airport

On Episode 135 of WIRED Up... I wanted to find some way to talk about our favorite content: Parody Songs about sports teams with lots of creativity and subtle jokes. After being stuck at a Portland Airport for 7 hours in the middle of a blizzard, Damian Lillard and the no-name Portland Trailblazers made a funny freestyle rap, and I've been OBSESSED with this for about two days straight Order our Debut Book The Spurs Dynasty: A Historical Account of the Greatest Dynasty in North American Pro Sports. Email takeiteasypodd@gmail.com for 25% off your order CKSAML Productions Subscribe to our new Podcast series. The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty on Apple Podcasts Part 1: The Greatest Dynasty in North American Pro Sports – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 2: Gregg Popovich – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 3: Kawhi Leonard – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty Part 4: What Happened in 2018?? – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty | Podcast on Spotify Part 5: The Fall – The Fall of the Spurs Dynasty | Podcast on Spotify This show is presented by BetOnline Sportsbook. Use Code “BLEAV50” for a 50% bonus on your initial deposit

Don't miss the second annual Safe Schools Summit, August 6, Sheraton Hotel, Portland Airport! Get Connected, Get Empowered, and Get Motivated. K-12 Education is the heart of our nation, and we are fighting for it! Our friend and partner, Rebecca Friedrichs, producer of Whose Children Are They? will share the truth about the Teachers Union takeover, and how to stop it!  You will learn how to fire up your local community, run an initiative campaign, recruit candidates, run for school board, land lobby your representatives. Registration information coming this week.Black Lives Matter at SchoolThe Gender Variant Universe, Christopher F. Rufohttps://christopherrufo.com/the-gender-variant-universe/A consortium of publicly funded nonprofits wants to "decolonize gender" and normalize male genitalia as a form of authentic womanhood.Transgender activism has been making inroads into America's public institutions. The Biden administration has recently promoted neo-pronouns and gender reassignment surgery for minors, government agencies have celebrated the expansion of identity categories such as “pansexual” and “non-binary,” and public schools across the country have adopted curricula teaching students about transitioning from one gender to another. Trans activists often present their ideological program through a series of euphemisms and tautologies, such as “gender diversity,” “LGBTQ inclusion,” “love is love,” “protect trans kids,” and “comprehensive sexual education.” But these slogans obscure more than they reveal. The deeper nature of trans ideology is much much more radical and the public should have a clear-eyed understanding of what trans activists believe, beyond the protective layer of obfuscatory language....Though this kind of ideology might appear to be the work of a fringe minority, it is becoming increasingly mainstream in activist and educational institutions. The host organizations for the “Decolonizing Gender” presentations have been remarkably successful in securing taxpayer funding and gaining access to children through educational and social service programs. TRACTION conducts education programs for transgender-identifying youth and has received funding from Washington State. Gender Justice League has received funding from King County and runs a housing program for transgender-identifying homeless minors. The Lavender Rights Project and Black Trans Task Force provide legal services for LGBT youth and have received funding from King County. UTOPIA Washington provides Support the show

Today, Omar talks with Rob Guillory at the Portland Airport to discuss how he made it work as an artist in comics. He breaks down what it takes for a series to be successful for 60 issues and what he hopes to do with Farmhard. Rob talks about what it takes to bulid your own style as an artist.

This is an action packed episode since we recorded outside near the Portland Airport. This means I had to do a bit more editing than normal, but we made it through it unscathed. Clayton lives about 50 miles south of Tillamook a small costal town here in Oregon. He has suffered several brain injuries over the years with the most severe and recent one being a car accident in which his vehicle was crushed by some timber that came untied from a nearby logging truck. His story is incredible. Jeri is a retired lawyer who is from Creswell, OR, just outside of Eugene. Several years ago she was involved in a serious car accident not as the driver but as the passenger. She discusses accepting her accident, and the subsequent changes in her life and legal practice. Both of these individuals are full of wisdom and I hope you gain a lot as much from this conversation as I did. Their stories start at 8:20

Today, Omar talks with Rob Guillory at the Portland Airport to discuss how he made it work as an artist in comics. He breaks down what it takes for a series to be successful for 60 issues and what he hopes to do with Farmhard. Rob talks about what it takes to bulid your own style as an artist.

Portlanders love to love their airport. There's the Stumptown coffee, the Powell's bookstore, the local restaurants, and perhaps the most photographed carpet in the world. So what else could PDX put in front of passengers? While other airports add yoga rooms and rooftops pools in the quest to tempt travelers, PDX has welcomed an outpost of the iconic Hollywood Theater to be America's only airport cinema.On a typical January morning at the Portland International Airport, a not so typical passenger unloaded at the departure drop-off area.A team used a crane to transfer a 28-foot-long sign from a flatbed trailer to a set of wheels. Anyone who's driven down Portland's Sandy Boulevard would recognize it: it's styled after the Hollywood Theatre marquee. “I get goose bumps watching it roll in,” said Hollywood's executive director, Doug Whyte, in front of the Delta ticketing booth as the team pushed the sign past the Portland Roasting Company kiosk. “Usually things come in through the causeway, but it's too big, so we actually have to bring it in through the front door. And it has to go through TSA, so it should be an interesting day to say the least.”Since taking over in 2011, Whyte has overseen the transformation of the nonprofit theater into one of the leading art house cinemas in the country. Then he read an article about an Imax theater at the Hong Kong airport and saw an opportunity to reach a bigger audience: some 18 million pairs of eyes a year.“We approached the airport, and funny enough they had actually been thinking it would be cool to have a movie theater,” he said. “It was kismet. We worked it out so it could go under their public art program.”Read the full story: http://www.opb.org/radio/article/hollywood-theatre-opens-at-pdx-airport/

Believe it or not, for the first time in over a month, the full crew is back together to bring you fashion talk, fun facts about syphilis and to learn how Heavy used to game the Columbia House Record Club. But to start things off there is a lot of confusion about the Neville Brothers, the members of the Jackson Five and the unexplained stardom of a young Jimmy Osmond in Japan.  As things settle down, Gustav recounts his disdain for a poor pan flute player in the Portland Airport.  Then Heavy talks about the Columbia House Record Club and how he may or may not have led to their eventual demise. The limits of technology are then pushed as we have Heavy listen live for the first time to a super cool hip musical act. But his response is far less than what we had hoped.  Then Gustav can't remember a band from the late eighties and Ty and Heavy are absolutely no help. For inexplicable reasons, the guys return to sock talk which leads to Heavy accusing them of being like a bunch of old women.  Yet he is fine jumping in on fashion talk from our youth as we deal with chains for men, Member's Only Jackets and OP corduroy shorts. Long time listener and frequent emailer Cody sends in a harrowing tale of a gargling mix-up. That somehow turns to old time diagnosis talk, the near death of Tell Me Where to Turn's Point Break Dave and fun facts about Syphilis. Email us your Columbia House Record Club stories or fun facts about STD's to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com or tweet us @realgustav @longmireheavy @tywebb3000 or @canyouhearmepod Follow us on Instagram, Pinterest Facebook, Tumblr and Reddit to keep up to date on all of the fun.   The post Columbia House Record Club appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.

Ben Pentecost joins us to talk about Lisa Frank, Streaming Services, and apparently car washes. 0:00 -- Introductions 3:15 -- Car Washes Auto Spa & Bistro Full Service Gas Stations 16:35 -- Lisa Frank Lisa Frank brand We found Lisa Frank! How Many Laps is a Cheeseburger Nihilisa Frank The 90's Rant Which Lisa Frank Character Are You? 32:10 -- Streaming Exclusives Blonde by Frank Ocean Spotify and Exclusives Beyonce Dance with the Dead Wu-Tang's Single Copy Album Animal Collective and the Portland Airport 47:42 -- "Nobody Speak" by DJ Shadow feat. Run The Jewels DJ Shadow Instrumental Chris Joss Instrumental 57:53 -- Shameless Plugs Check out Ben's Tumblr Follow Tyler on Twitter Check out Tyler’s websiteFollow @TheRookOTR Follow Shaun on Twitter Follow Taylor on Twitter Forced Fandom Season 2 Follow Dudes Brunch on Twitter Like Dudes Brunch on Facebook Review the show on iTunes Subscribe on YouTube

Shows, records, openings, performances, books, festivals — we've enjoyed an unusual amount of beauty in 2015. So we thought we’d take a look back at some of our favorite moments. The Hollywood Theatre Redefines the Modern Movie PalaceYou haven’t seen “2001: A Space Odyssey” unless you've seen it the way it was supposed to be seen: on ultrawide, deliciously detailed 70-millimeter celluloid. Local Kubrick buffs were lucky enough to enjoy that experience in March thanks to the Hollywood Theatre, which revived the storied 70 mm format after a cinematic treasure hunt.Now, the theater is one of only 100 on the continent to screen the 70mm extended edition of Quentin Tarantino’s newest, “The Hateful Eight.” The Hollywood is on its way to becoming one of the most dynamic movie houses in the country, and the guys who run the venue gave us a sneak preview of what's planned for 2016, including its unlikely expansion to the C Concourse at the Portland Airport. (Movies while we wait for our flights? Count us in!)The Ethereal Harmonies of Joseph - 10:09We’ve had the pleasure of having many amazing musicians into the OPB studio this year. It’s nearly impossible to pick favorites, but we just can’t get the sound of the band Joseph out of our head. The band is three sisters, Allison, Meegan and Natalie Closner, who grew up on a small farm in Estacada. Unlike many musical siblings, they didn’t grow up harmonizing, but they've made up for lost time. Watch their performance in the OPB studio, and then catch them live in February in Bend, Eugene and Portland. A Debut Novel From a Former Portland Poster Girl - 17:35Renaissance woman Miranda July has won filmmaking awards at Cannes and Sundance, captured a prestigious Frank O’Connor award for her short stories, been included in Whitney Biennials for her multimedia and performance art, and even designed an app. But she had never published a novel until this year, when she released “The First Bad Man." Turns out, the book’s awkward protagonist fit in quite nicely with July’s other creations. "Shy" R&B Crooner Flirts with the Big Time - 23:12So here's the confusing state of music monikers in Oregon: Joseph is three women, and the R&B outfit Shy Girls is one guy, Dan Vidmar. But like the sisters, he's doing it for himself. Early this year, Vidmar dropped his much-anticipated first full-length release, a mixtape dubbed “4WZ." And he's splitting his days between Portland and the big-time scene in Los Angeles, which is where we found him. You can here the full interview here. and find "4WZ" and many of his other tracks on his Soundcloud page. Shakespeare Gets the Beat with The Go-Go's - 31:15Playwright Jeff Whitty is best known for writing the book for “Avenue Q,” the Tony-winning adult puppet musical that featured songs like “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist” and “The Internet is for Porn.” Whitty grew up in Coos Bay, and he returned to the state this year to premiere a new musical at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival called “Head Over Heels.” It mashes up an Elizabethan epic, “The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia,” with, of all things, the music of the ‘80s all-girl rock band The Go-Go’s. And, spoiler alert: The Go-Go's loved it. Remembering Allen Touissant - 40:53On November 10, we lost one of the architects of the Crescent City sound. Allen Toussaint produced hundreds of records — including Dr. John’s “Right Place Wrong Time,” Patti LaBelle’s “Lady Marmalade,” and many influential records with his studio’s house band, The Meters — and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. Allen Toussaint spoke to us in June from his home studio in New Orleans, leading us through a life of legendary music, before appearing at the Waterfront Blues Festival for what would be his final performance in Portland.

Come for the Geek stuff and the Music, stay for the train wreck. Yup… it's a good show.  Well, a show with good potential. And the first half does pretty well. Lots of fun geeky stuff to chat about, the whole show has killer music from local bands like Moving Atlas, Redefine, Big Story, and The Circle. And then WhiskeyBoy just TANKS the last half of the show. Really… it's a stinker. It's so bad, that the badness makes it entertaining… like how you can't look away from a horrible accident on the highway.  So, Enjoy the massacre!We start the show with the new Star Wars VII – The Force Awakens trailer. Then we get into all things geeky, and what makes the current time the best time to be alive for geeks and nerds everywhere. We talk 29 hour Marvel Movie Marathons, All kinds of movies that are coming up, Avengers, Daredevil on Netflix, Ant man, Superman versus Batman, Wonder Woman, Suicide Squad, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars, also a top 10 of bizarre things you didn't know about famous people, news stories with naked twister parties, Fishing for Russian Subs, Dutch Banker is a nymphomaniac dominatrix hooker, Tori Spelling getting cooked up at Benihana, Radioactive Mexico, Death in a Texas Aquarium, No School for Gingers, Free Range Parenting, and The Portland Airport is a ZooMusic Links:Moving Atlas – https://www.facebook.com/movingatlasRedefine – https://www.facebook.com/RedefineBandBig Story – https://www.facebook.com/bigstoryofficialThe Circle – https://www.facebook.com/freethecircleSponsor Links:I Am The F**king Mob – http://www.amazon.com/Am-Mob-NG-Part/dp/1468161091/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428648248&sr=8-1&keywords=Kolya+BeyThomas Hendricks – www.gofundme.com/helpthomasoutJoin the WhiskeyBoy Radio E-Club - http://eepurl.com/_hrFn and gain access to Exclusive Content, Our Monthly Giveaway, Special Releases and more... and it's FREE!Visit our Shop / Support page to support the show! whiskeyboy.us/shop-support

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