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This week we have a very special episode. Manic Mondays is celebrating 20 years of making Mondays suck just a little bit less! Somebody get Devo a medal or something. Rain or shine, he's out here making the funny...or trying to, at least. He's doing the Lord's work out here. And now we're getting a bit of history while we celebrate! There might even be some special guests making an appearance! Meanwhile, the folks from The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd are making friends, Power Salad is calling from INSIDE YOUR HEAD AHHHH, and Possible Oscar is makin' that money. Here's to 20 more years of insanity! Three cheers for Manic Mondays!!! 1. "Generic Friendship Song" by The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd 2. "The Voices in Your Head Have Started a Podcast" by Power Salad 3. News of the Stupid! 4. "Earn Hollywood Earn" by Possible Oscar Past episodes of The Radio Adventures of Dr. Floyd can be found on YouTube Power Salad is at PowerSalad.com Possible Oscar is on your favorite streaming service Thank you to our Patreon backers for making this show possible!!!

FTP Movie Show: Oscars buzz -- The Gorge -- The Monkey

Seguimos dándole vueltas a los versus y hoy vamos a enfrentar dos grapas con un montón de cosas que son, pero que no son. Para empezar, hablamos de dos historias de Lobezno, pero ninguna de las dos procede de su propia cabecera o ni siquiera de la Patrulla-X. Segundo, son dos historias que no pueden ser más noventeras y sin embargo ambas fueron hechas en los años 80. Y tercero, son dos obras memorables, pero tal vez no por los motivos correctos. Vamos, en un rincón, con What If...? Vol.2 #7, aparecido en septiembre de 1989 y a cargo de Jim Valentino y Rob Liefeld con la historia «¿Y si Lobezno fuera agente de S.H.I.E.L.D.?». En el rincón opuesto tenemos The Incredible Hulk #340, que vio la luz en octubre de 1987, con guion de Peter David y dibujo de Todd Mcfarlane en un enfrentamiento que es un clasicazo. ¡Garras, dientes y pistolones a tutiplén! ¡Que empiece el combate! La noche es caliente como el infierno. Todo se te pega. Una asquerosa habitación de un asqueroso barrio de una asquerosa ciudad. El aparato de aire acondicionado es un pedazo de chatarra que no podría enfriar ni una bebida aunque la metieras dentro. Parece el sitio perfecto para escuchar el podcast 336 de ELHDLT Selección musical: 🎶 Snikt!, de Michel Oliveira 🎶 Wolverine, de Possible Oscar

This week Devo is NOT recovering from partying at MarsCon...but he's not bitter! In fact, he and Possible Oscar are actually sharing some recovery tips and tricks! Meanwhile, Marc Gunn is drinking with reavers and Power Salad is doing high math with Lobachevsky. Fun!! 1. "At the End" by Possible Oscar 2. "Reaver Drinking Song" by Marc Gunn 3. News of the Stupid! 4. "Lobachevsky" by Power Salad Possible Oscar can be found at PossibleOscar.com Marc Gunn is at MarcGunn.com Power Salad is at PowerSalad.com Thank you to our Patreon backers for making this show possible!!!

King Richard tells the story of how Richard Williams coached his daughters, Venus & Serena Williams, to overcome racial and economic barriers and reach the pinnacle of the international tennis world. The film stars Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis, Saniyya Sidney, Demi Singleton, Tony Goldwyn, and Jon Bernthal ** Deep Dive Movie Reviews contain spoilers ** 0:00 - Intro 1:48 - First thoughts on King Richard 5:28 - Warts & all?? 9:20 - Will Smith as good as he's ever been 11:23 - What Aunjanue Ellis brings 19:00 - How the film portrays it's real life people 20:32 - Richard's “Plan” 25:10 - Possible Oscar wins for King Richard 26:44 - Final score for King Richard Visit us on Youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqRFRxmLQmdrdn-57MPmsTg

The Med City Movie Guy Chris Miksanek reviews a new film starring Jessica Chastain that is being mentioned as a possible Oscar nomination.

JP Tuesday & Kiki Canon take a look at another Lucas film, 1988's Willow. Is this sword and sorcery fantasy as epic as two-headed dragon? Or is it as annoying as a pair of brownies? Music from https://filmmusic.io"Glitter Blast" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) "That Calls For A Wilhelm Scream" by Possible Oscar

As we provide our longest episode yet somehow, given the length of time since our last proper episode, the guys break down so much news while breaking their promises to try and stay to about a minute per item. However, the connections are not tenuous as the guys look at recent celebrities to have passed away, missed casting chances for others, more on The Matrix sequel, our monthly update on who isn't directing Uncharted now, numerous Bad Boys bits, and info on numerous sequels or remakes to films like Mallrats, Evil Dead, Saw, Edge of Tomorrow, Little Shop of Horrors, Transformers, The Thing, Lethal Weapon, Expendables, Jackass, Ghostbusters, James Bond, Star Trek, Mission Impossible, Jurassic Park/World and GI Joe. Whew!But how could we also miss our usual Disney news, Marvel and DC, and Star Wars also! But more on Cats, the Superbowl - rather the commercials and trailers within, Netflix and Amazon shows, and much, much, more. Plus all the recent trailers including A Quiet Place: Part II, The New Mutants, Bloodshot, Morbius, Guns Akimbo, Vivarium, and Fast and Furious 9 - or rather F9: The Fast Saga - among others. On the reviews side, we talk about Jumanji: The Next Level, Spies in Disguise, 1917, Jay & Silent Bob Reboot, Bombshell, Underwater and are joined by a very special guest to talk about The Gentlemen.Sadly due to us running way over on this episode, we haven't recorded a game for this episode, but we are calling in a better director and editor for the next episode to make sure we don't run overtime for number 14! Until then, please enjoy this bumper episode, however! Please like, subscribe, share and enjoy! As always thanks to Martin (Rammy) for his wonderful work on our graphics, www.rammy.at

In this episode of Chisme with Mely I talk about Shawn and Camila’s horrible makeout sesh, Miley and Kaitlynn’s relationship, Mike Johnson and Demi Lovato’s flirty messages, and so much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Today, and for the next three weeks, the Getting Smart team is going to explore a new initiative from Education Reimagined.   Education Reimagined recently released a paper entitled, “School’s Out,” which set out to explore how we could alter our perspective on the meaning, feel, and delivery of learning. Tom had the opportunity to sit down with the education leaders who authored “School’s Out,” and over the next three episodes, he will be digging deeper into what the future of learning may look like for students. This is part two out of three. For the first episode in the series, take a listen to: “School’s Out: Engaging Families and the Community,” with Amy Anderson and Scott Van Beck.   In today’s episode, Tom interviews Nate McClennen, Vice President for Education and Innovation at Teton Science Schools; and IT Consultant, Oscar Brinson. Nate and Tom discuss anywhere, anytime learning; the community as a classroom; the differences between learning and school; and the importance of guidance of advisory for learners. In Tom and Oscar’s conversation; they explore how education keeps up with the technological advances; the role A.I. and automation will play in the future of learning and work; and what he sees as technology’s role, along with the role of advisory and guidance relationships.   Key Takeaways: [:16] A recap on last week’s episode (and the first part of this series.) [1:05] About today’s episode. [1:25] Tom welcomes Nate to the podcast, and Nate gives a bit of background on how his childhood has helped inform how he thinks about place-based education now. [2:45] Nate and Tom discuss his School’s Out paper. [4:17] Nate’s ideas on how we could reimagine learning and community. [6:30] Nate’s thoughts on where and how we can test some of his ideas. [9:28] The importance of guidance through a ‘learning coach’ in anywhere, anytime learning. [10:20] The challenge around equity and scale when making sure every student has access to a great learning coach. [13:15] The changing role of teachers. [14:45] The differences between learning and school, and how learning could be introduced through the community rather than school. [17:22] Nate shares some final thoughts on the evolution of learning. [19:23] About Oscar Brinson, Tom’s next guest. [19:49] Does Oscar anticipate something that looks like schools or community facilities where students and adult mentors would meet on a regular basis? [21:23] The caveat: the custodial aspect of school being crucial as long as parents have to go to work. [23:46] A potential A.I. system solution to the important custodial aspect of school, and the other ways technology and A.I. will help progress and change how learning is done.   Mentioned in This Episode: Previous episode: Episode 174 — “School’s Out: Engaging Families and the Community” Education Reimagined ReSchool Colorado Teton Science Schools “School’s Out: What if Schools, As We Know Them, Didn’t Exist?” “School’s Out: What if School Didn’t Exist?” “School’s Out: How a ‘No School’ Society is One of Many Learner-Centered Possibilities” (Nate’s paper) “School’s Out: Why Embracing Technology Will Only Expand What’s Possible” (Oscar’s paper)   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!  

Hello and welcome to the first every episode of Fumped Hard.Each week I will be bringing you a selection of the fine funny music that can be found at the thefump.com.Since this is the first episode the whole show will be dedicated to firsts. In this case it is the first songs that each of the artists posted to the site. So enjoy here is the episodeTrack list C Is For Lettuce by Worm Quartetflamingmayo.com/wormquartet_new/The Sacred Cheese by TV's Kyletvskyle.bandcamp.comCellular Degeneration by Sudden Deathdevospice.comShe's Underage by Seamonkey seamonkey.bandcamp.comLaser Ablation by Power Saladhttp://www.powersalad.com/Talk Nerdy To Me by Possible Oscarmusic.possibleoscar.comYou're an Old Lady (Who Used to Be Hot) by Flat 29www.flat29.comMore information about Fumpfest can be found at fumpfest.comFor Show notes and links to all the artist please swing by fumpedhard.blogspot.comAll the music from this show is from thefump.com where each week you can download two free funny songsThis is show licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

The theme behind this final 404 Special of 2011 is Town and Country, and the Strange People Within. These inhabitants include a humanoid mass of vegetable matter, a caveman, an advocate of self-immolation, some racoons with a penchant for arson, historical re-enactors who'd rather be in a different time and/or place, a potential borderline schizophrenic, and even some Americans. If, perchance, you should fit into one or more of these categories, please direct your green-inked letters of complaint to Carla Ulbrich, Flat 29, Paul & Storm, Jay Foreman, Tony Goldmark, Morning Sidekick, Eric Coleman, TVs Kyle, Baldbox featuring Possible Oscar, and Rob Paravonian rather than your host Richard Cray, who was only following orders from a giant invisible rabbit with the voice of Freddie Mercury. Music was provided by Mevio's Music Alley at music.mevio.com and by kind permssion of Flat 29, Jay Foreman, and Rob Paravonian. Visit 404media.blogspot.com for links to artist websites...and buy something from them. Happy New Year, everyone.

NEW!! Richard Cray hosts a half-hour of fine comedy music from the UK, US, and probably Outer Mongolia by the time the series has finished. Featuring tracks from Seamonkey, Dan Costello, Conscripted, The Volume Brothers, Andy, Steve & Andy, Jim Paquette, and Possible Oscar. Tracks provided by Mevio's Music Alley at music.mevio.com and by kind permission of Mark Glatt.

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909Part 1 -- I Remember JoeRunning the "I Remember Joe" Special on 4/1/2009.  Running that audioplay, "Sally's Dad Vs the Alligator."  I was in two different bit parts.Part 2 -- What's NextWhat should I do differently this time, so I can end up doing something that'll really make use of my skills & knowledge & experience?  Am I going to have a chance to do Something Different?Part 3 -- 65 BelowBasil Sands' novel from Podiobooks.com.  Action-adventure as good as anything in the stores, IMHO.Music: "All Out of Beer" by Possible Oscar from the Funny Music Project.Part 4 -- Stuff that's gonna Happen SoonMy next "Hiber-Nation" book, whatever that turns out to be.  The Minnesota Voices UnConference today and tomorrow.  Getting a jacket and finding my one tie.  My new K7 comment line, 206-350-6909.Theme:  "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL Tune:  "Aching for your Company" from standardthompson.

K7 Comment Line: 206-350-6909Part 1 -- I Remember JoeRunning the "I Remember Joe" Special on 4/1/2009.  Running that audioplay, "Sally's Dad Vs the Alligator."  I was in two different bit parts.Part 2 -- What's NextWhat should I do differently this time, so I can end up doing something that'll really make use of my skills & knowledge & experience?  Am I going to have a chance to do Something Different?Part 3 -- 65 BelowBasil Sands' novel from Podiobooks.com.  Action-adventure as good as anything in the stores, IMHO.Music: "All Out of Beer" by Possible Oscar from the Funny Music Project.Part 4 -- Stuff that's gonna Happen SoonMy next "Hiber-Nation" book, whatever that turns out to be.  The Minnesota Voices UnConference today and tomorrow.  Getting a jacket and finding my one tie.  My new K7 comment line, 206-350-6909.Theme:  "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod.IDSL Tune:  "Aching for your Company" from standardthompson.

This week's story isn't so much a science fiction story as it is a science fiction convention story.  It's related.  Don't argue with me, I'm the author.  It's read by the wonderful Marie B of the Postmodern Geek's Guide to Sex.Promo for Space Casey.Theme music is "Blue Orgone" by Rubber Band Banjo.  "Talk Nerdy to Me" is by Possible Oscar.  All music is courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network.Direct Link