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J.B. introduces a new segment called "Anime Lightning" where he provides quick reviews of anime from the current season that the rest of the ZONE Podcast crew hasn't had time to cover.• Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective (House: The Anime) - A medical mystery anime with an eccentric pathologist solving bizarre cases (9/10)• Arifureta - A gun-slinging alchemist's journey through magical labyrinths with an evolving plot and romantic clarity (9/10)• Beheneko - A fantasy rom-com about a former knight reborn as a powerful cat-like behemoth (5/10)• Bogus Skill Fruitmaster - Story of a boy whose seemingly useless fruit cultivation skill reveals hidden potential (8/10)• Guild Receptionist - A guild receptionist secretly defeats monsters herself to avoid paperwork when adventurers fail (6/10)• Headhunted in Another World - A salaryman becomes a general for a demon overlord, offering real-world business wisdom (6/10)• Momentary Lily - Visually beautiful post-apocalyptic story of six young women cooking and fighting robots (8.5-9/10)• Online Shopping in Another World - Middle-aged man builds a business reselling online purchases in a fantasy realm (7.5/10)• Worthless Appraiser - An underestimated appraiser gains powerful abilities through a spirit eye (8/10)• Zenshu - An anime producer gets transported into a world based on her favorite movie (9/10)Check out the next Anime Lightning segment for more reviews of current anime releases!Text us for feedback and recommendations for future episodes!Support the showWe thank everyone for listening to our podcast! We hope to grow even bigger to make great things happen, such as new equipment for higher-quality podcasts, a merch store & more! If you're interested in supporting us, giving us feedback and staying in the loop with updates, then follow our ZONE Social Media Portal!DISCLAIMER: The thoughts and opinions shared within are those of the speaker. We encourage everyone to do their own research and to experience the content mentioned at your own volition. We try not to reveal spoilers to those who are not up to speed, but in case some slips out, please be sure to check out the source material before you continue listening!Stay nerdy and stay faithful,- J.B.Subscribe to "Content for Creators" on YouTube to listen to some of the music used for these episodes!

[Weird Dose of X] The X-Men Podcast Ep 47: Wolverine, X-Men Red, 3 Quick Reviews & NewsKeywords: Marvel Comics, marvel, Comic Books, Comics, Marvel Comic Books, X-men, Star Wars, Spider-Man, Avengers, fantastic four, pop culture, television, movies ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ 02:07 - news04:49 - Invincible Iron Man #610:23 - Rogue & Gambit #314:22 - Captain Marvel #4916:54 - Wolverine #3336:07 - X-Men Red #11Help Support All of Our Shows by sending us a tip Here: https://ko-fi.com/weirdsciencecomicsThe Weird Science Comics YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@WeirdScienceComicsClick Here for Weird Science Links: https://campsite.bio/weirdsciencecomics Keywords: Marvel Comics, marvel, Comic Books, Comics, Marvel Comic Books, X-men, Star Wars, Spider-Man, Avengers, fantastic four, pop culture, television, movies

*SPOILERS*   Topics: The Oscars, Quick Reviews, John Carpenter's Dark Star   Instagram:@moviecationpod   Joe & Tyler's band: The Southern Revival   Cole's YouTube: Seeker of the Lost  

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Welcome to Episode 189 Like the song says, it's been a while. Biyt after a month off we're back and ready to entertain you. However before we get into any reviews here's what we discuss: Dan poses a personal question Porn Stars are great podcasters. Steve's Paul Mccartney experience A different mindset  We also have listener mail from Johnny Bucks and longtime listener Shannon As far as reviews go: We spend the most time talking about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness so we can hear Steve's thoughts Quick Reviews from Dan: The Offer (Paramount+) Star Trek Strange New Worlds (Paramount+) The Pentaverate (Netflix) Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers (Disney+) Night Sky (Prime Video) More thoughts on S3 of Atlanta That's pretty much the show this week. But be on the lookout for a bonus episode that will drop into your feeds on Friday 5/27. On this episode we chat with MCU Stuntman Preshas Jenkins. We had a great time talking with him and we think you'll enjoy listening. This episode is already out on Patreon. Speaking of that... Join us on Patreon  You can help support the show , get exclusive podcast episodes, videos, and early access to special episodes by becoming a Patron  Click here to find out how. Heroes of Noise Podcast Contact and Show Info: Website: www.heroesofnoise.com Email: HeroesofNoisePodcast@gmail.com Show Twitter: @HeroesofNoise Facebook: Heroes of Noise Podcast Instagram: @heroesofnoisepodcast If you're into the AMC series "PREACHER", listen to our other podcast : The Word: The Unofficial PREACHER Podcast Contact Info: Email: askthewordpodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @Word_Podcast Hosts Twitter: @DanQPublic, @SE_Hudsonmusic Facebook: The Word Podcast Website: www.heroesofnoise.com  

Hey hey hey, the Brasse (and Abi) are here today! Mornings and afternoons peeps. The Brasse get right into it in this episode and remind people that this is a mens' rights show (kidding, or are we?). We reminisce about that 1026 lady (the Telkom time lady) and Jody's loneliness as a child. We get really hyped for the Matrix trailer and discuss the inevitable Matrix and Fast and Furious crossover (Smith Family). Ross shares our trade secrets and we talk about the uncanny resemblance between Danny Devito, Arnie and Tracy Morgan. We try to remember whether Jody liked Coming 2 America and have a heritage discussion about the klopse. Christopher Nolan visits Ross at work and declares his love for BBP while not forgetting how pissed off he was at WB. The inevitable Christopher Nolan and Fast and the Furious crossover is pitched. The Dude kicks cancer's ass man, that bra is ready to work! We remind you that Rambo and the Taliban were tight way back in the day. The Brasse also explain the origin of "Stock Fish" while comparing it to snoek. We do some Quick Reviews to keep ya'll up to date on what's Kwai and what's naaaai. We end off with an in depth review of the Netflix produced film Kate. We not evens lying, this is a fun episode. Shot for listening! 00:00 It starts here 02:03 The Matrix Resurrections Crailer! (For the best effect put the trailer on while listening to us) 10:05 Ross gets lost and frustrated 11:12 Twins sequel, Triplets is in the works. 15:07 Abi makes a bold choice and coloured culture. 16:52 Christopher Nolan leaves WB 21:50 Jeff Bridges kicks Cancer's ass 23:42 Tarantino thinking of remaking Rambo 31:15 Quick Reviews! 31:48 Vacation Friends 33:48 Snake Eyes 36:20 Kate review starts here 47:20 Spoilers start hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey hey hey, the Brasse (and Abi) are here today! Mornings and afternoons peeps. The Brasse get right into it in this episode and remind people that this is a mens' rights show (kidding, or are we?). We reminisce about that 1026 lady (the Telkom time lady) and Jody's loneliness as a child. We get really hyped for the Matrix trailer and discuss the inevitable Matrix and Fast and Furious crossover (Smith Family). Ross shares our trade secrets and we talk about the uncanny resemblance between Danny Devito, Arnie and Tracy Morgan. We try to remember whether Jody liked Coming 2 America and have a heritage discussion about the klopse. Christopher Nolan visits Ross at work and declares his love for BBP while not forgetting how pissed off he was at WB. The inevitable Christopher Nolan and Fast and the Furious crossover is pitched. The Dude kicks cancer's ass man, that bra is ready to work! We remind you that Rambo and the Taliban were tight way back in the day. The Brasse also explain the origin of "Stock Fish" while comparing it to snoek. We do some Quick Reviews to keep ya'll up to date on what's Kwai and what's naaaai. We end off with an in depth review of the Netflix produced film Kate. We not evens lying, this is a fun episode. Shot for listening! 00:00 It starts here 02:03 The Matrix Resurrections Crailer! (For the best effect put the trailer on while listening to us) 10:05 Ross gets lost and frustrated 11:12 Twins sequel, Triplets is in the works. 15:07 Abi makes a bold choice and coloured culture. 16:52 Christopher Nolan leaves WB 21:50 Jeff Bridges kicks Cancer's ass 23:42 Tarantino thinking of remaking Rambo 31:15 Quick Reviews! 31:48 Vacation Friends 33:48 Snake Eyes 36:20 Kate review starts here 47:20 Spoilers start hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey hey hey, the Brasse (and Abi) are here today! Mornings and afternoons peeps. The Brasse get right into it in this episode and remind people that this is a mens' rights show (kidding, or are we?). We reminisce about that 1026 lady (the Telkom time lady) and Jody's loneliness as a child. We get really hyped for the Matrix trailer and discuss the inevitable Matrix and Fast and Furious crossover (Smith Family). Ross shares our trade secrets and we talk about the uncanny resemblance between Danny Devito, Arnie and Tracy Morgan. We try to remember whether Jody liked Coming 2 America and have a heritage discussion about the klopse. Christopher Nolan visits Ross at work and declares his love for BBP while not forgetting how pissed off he was at WB. The inevitable Christopher Nolan and Fast and the Furious crossover is pitched. The Dude kicks cancer's ass man, that bra is ready to work! We remind you that Rambo and the Taliban were tight way back in the day. The Brasse also explain the origin of "Stock Fish" while comparing it to snoek. We do some Quick Reviews to keep ya'll up to date on what's Kwai and what's naaaai. We end off with an in depth review of the Netflix produced film Kate. We not evens lying, this is a fun episode. Shot for listening! 00:00 It starts here 02:03 The Matrix Resurrections Crailer! (For the best effect put the trailer on while listening to us) 10:05 Ross gets lost and frustrated 11:12 Twins sequel, Triplets is in the works. 15:07 Abi makes a bold choice and coloured culture. 16:52 Christopher Nolan leaves WB 21:50 Jeff Bridges kicks Cancer's ass 23:42 Tarantino thinking of remaking Rambo 31:15 Quick Reviews! 31:48 Vacation Friends 33:48 Snake Eyes 36:20 Kate review starts here 47:20 Spoilers start hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back and with lots to review!Time Stamps:0-13: Covid, Olympics, Listener Question13-23: Spoiler Free Review for Loki episodes 4-623-33: Spoiler Free Review for Black Widow33-44: Complete Review for Space Jam 244-49: Quick Reviews for the Shrek Movies and All Dogs go to Heaven49-51: Movies/TV Shows we are looking forward to51-60: Spoiler Review of Loki60-67: Spoiler Review of Black Widow67-69: Future of the MCU69-71 ClosingEmail us and follow us on Instagram at: YOURCOUCHCRITICS@GMAIL.COM

EP 23 coming in hot.   Sort of a news light/review heavy pod this week.IG/Twitter - @ScreenChampsEmail - ScreenChampsPod@gmail.com00:50 - Intro/Random Movie Poster Talk06:56 - Top 5 Comedies since 201535:14 - Quick Reviews of Trail of the Chicago 7, Minari & Promising Young Woman50:42 - Army of Darkness New Trailer54:50 - F9 New Trailer62:12 - Thunder Force Review(maybe an extra message at the end) *eyes emoji*

[School of Movies 2020] Throughout this year we will be covering the films of Steven Spielberg in Main Event shows as well as Quick Reviews. And we figured we would start with a bang with a transformative work from 1975 that may not have been the first summer blockbuster, but definitely started the trend of the event movie that everyone goes to see and talks about, one that that grew with Star Wars into what big budget cinema is today. However, this creature feature is really, REALLY strong in so many other ways beyond spectacle, and it was an absolute nightmare to film. We brought in a special guest for his first time on our show, and the enthusiasm just bounced off the walls within our recording session. He will definitely be back. Guest Chris Chipman of The Chipman Bros Tangent @The Chippa

It's 2020 and with a new year comes a new segment, "Quick Reviews".  Today we talk about the Disney Plus original film, Togo, starring Willem Dafoe.  Will this Disney offering resonate with kids?  Listen in to find out!  Follow on Twitter and Letterboxd for more updates and quick reviews.  Also leave a review on your podcast app of choice or on our Twitter page.  Thanks for listening!!

Sravan and Tarun are back after a brief hiatus with their review of Pokémon: Detective Pikachu. They also talk about a couple of movies that they have watch so far this year namely Pet Sematary, Us, Curse of La Llorona (or Curse of the Weeping Woman) and Hellboy.Timestamps:2:50 - Who Am I?6:06 - Background and Development6:56 - Spoiler Free Review17:30 - Spoiler Talk26:51 - Quick Reviews of Curse of La Llorona, Us, Pet Sematary and Hellboy.31:12 - Who Am I AnswerIf you enjoy our content, don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. If you wish to contact us to ask a question or give us some feedback, please do via the channels below: Facebook Page: Cognitive Recalibration Instagram: cognitiverecalibration Twitter: @CRecalibration See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thoughts? Comments? You can contact me by calling or texting 201-429-0274. If you leave a voicemail please be aware, you only have 3 minutes. Email me at improveandhavefun@gmail.com .. Join the conversation on the blog (and find the full show notes)by going here https://bit.ly/2LrGU2k ..Thanks for watching/listening!  On this episode, I've put together an audio blog where you follow me around for a day.   I also have quick TV/Movie reviews of:   GLOW season 2 Incredibles 2 Luke Cage season 2 Another look at Star Wars: The Last Jedi   There are spoilers! Finally I discuss two quotes from recent audiobooks/podcasts I've listened to which had an impact on me.   They come from Robin Sharma and Eckhart Tolle.   Quick Reviews   Incredibles 2 review- This movie was wonderful. I felt there was too much focus on Jack-Jack. Not much on Dash. The action in the film was much more dynamic than I expected. Collider Video late last year had a top 50 superhero movies of all time. They ranked the first film movie 7th overall. When I saw this, I said 'What?!' But after viewing the sequel, I appreciate the first one a lot more. These films are fun and heartwarming. I want more with these characters and this world. I love how unique each character looks particularly Rick Dicker played by Jonathan Banks of Breaking Bad fame. Dicker even looks like Banks. Star Wars: The Last Jedi-3rd viewing observations The Last Jedi is now available on Netflix. You can find my original review (with friends) here https://bit.ly/2rxJkHg . This is my 3rd viewing of this movie. I'm still breaking it down and trying to figure out why it's so polarizing to fans. Here are some observations. -Poe Dameron shows no sympathy for the troops which die because of his actions at the beginning of the film. -Luke plays a crazy old master Jedi who will train a young apprentice, similar to Yoda and Luke in Empire Strikes Back -Rey feels she can turn Kylo Ren towards the light side, comparable with Luke and Vader in Return of the Jedi -Rey has a gun turret action sequence in the Millenium Falcon, similar to Han in the Star Wars: A New Hope. This film series has light, fun entries, and dark ones. In the dark category I'd throw in Revenge of the Sith, Empire Strikes Back, and this one. Luke Cage Season 2 review-Pros & Cons Pros -The show was well paced as opposed to the first season which ended(I felt)a few episodes early. -Bushmaster. Great presence and fighting style. Great backstory. Look forward to seeing him again in future seasons -Episode 10. Loved seeing Luke Cage & Iron Fist in an episode together. I'm ready for a six-episode season of Heroes for Hire. Throw in the Daughters of the Dragon in that mini-series too. -I liked that this season acknowledged the events of the Defenders. -The characters in the show were great. Alfre Woodard. This is her show. Theo Rossi is incredible as well. Sahr Ngaujah as Anansi always has a presence when he's on screen. I saw him in Fela on Broadway; he was tremendous there. Reg E. Cathey is always solid, may he r.i.p. Chaz Lamar Shephard as Piranha Jones was funny. Antonique Smith as Nandi was dislikeable. Superlative job by all mentioned. Cons -This show shouldn't be called 'Luke Cage. It should be called 'Mariah Stokes.' She has more screen time than the hero. It's like seeing a Transformers movie. The film series carries the name of the robot race in the title, but the majority of the films are humans running around. -As I said earlier, this season had a better pace than the first, but I felt it was still too long. -Tilda Dillard was beautiful, but I wasn't blown away by her performance. Glow season 2 review -This was Betty Gilpin's season. She presented several shades of this character; Debbie Eagan. Going through a divorce, becoming a producer on the show, being a mother, hashing out her issues with Ruth Wilder(Allison Brie). We go from rooting for her to sympathizing with her, and plain disliking her. Her smile is terrible as well. Wonderful work. -We spent more time with characters which we didn't in the first season like Arthie and the new castmate Yolanda who was sexy and fun. I also like Marc Maron warming up to Allison Brie and building more of a relationship with his daughter Justine. -Allison Brie is the heart of this show. I can't believe how much shit she takes from Betty Gilpin and Marc Maron at the beginning of the season. I enjoyed her taking more of a creative role in the show and finding a love interest. -The runtime and number of episodes are palatable. It left me wanting more. The Netflix Marvel shows should take the similar format. -My only complaint is that the comedy didn't always land with me. Whereas the first season I had more laughs, this season I didn't. This is one of my favorite original Netflix shows. I want more. Bring on season 3.   Two Recent Audio Quotes which Impacted Me    These are two recent pieces of audio that made me think. I want to apply these teachings in my own life. The first one is from Robin Sharma. On his Youtube channel, he has a video called 'How to Fearlessly Speak your Opinion.' Here is a link to the video https://bit.ly/2uuOnr2. The direct section which impacted me is this here: 'A lot of people ask me when I meet them at a live event, or maybe it's online, Robin, I want to speak my truth, but something prevents me from doing it. Maybe it's at the office. Maybe it's in your intimate relationship; maybe it's with your family. I don't know where it is for you, but I wanted to make sure I offered you some valuable insights to help you speak your truth even when your voice shakes.' 'Because ultimately, one of the ways that we can develop self-respect, and one of the ways that you can build self-worth, is speaking your opinion and sharing what's important to you and putting a voice to what you need to say, even if people don't understand you or also if people don't like it.' 'I think it was Dr. Seuss who said, speak authentically. Be real. Be yourself. Share your opinions. And here was his line: "Because those who matter don't mind, and those who mind don't matter." 'And there's a lot of wisdom if you wanted to deconstruct that idea of Dr. Seuss. It's pretty powerful because ultimately, I believe you can say whatever you need to say, so long as you say it with respect. And so if it's with your intimate partner, and there's something that's bothering you, but you want to say it ... First of all, when you say it, it's like you release a pressure valve. You know what most people do in any relationship, they swallow what they need to say, even though it's incredibly important to them. And here's what that does in your professional associations and your relationships.' 'Every time you swallow something you know you needed to say so that you're clear, it builds up. It builds up emotionally. It builds up psychically, and it eventually, that pressure builds up, and finally, it will come out in conflict. It happens at the office. There's a teammate, and you don't say something. Well, here's what bothers me or here's what I need to say, or here was my opinion. Over time, the wound will fester, and it will damage the relationship.' 'And I've seen it so often in home relationships, in personal relationships. A little thing that could have been handled like, "I didn't like the way that you said that to me," or "I wanted to go to do this on the weekend but you wanted to do that, and I didn't feel heard." And rather than just saying it, because most of us don't know how to say it, they don't teach us how to communicate at world class in school; we swallow it because human beings don't like conflict.' 'Because we're tribal, and I don't want to get into the neuroscience and the psychology of tribalism, but we're tribal. That's how we survived thousands of years ago. And so now we do have an instinct hardwired into us, not to have conflict, because we want to fit into the tribe to survive. But if you don't speak your truth, when you know you need to share your opinion, well, you swallow the words. You take the emotions.' 'And here's what it does. It not only then damages the working relationship or the personal relationship. Here is the powerful insight. It hurts your relationship with yourself. And I think in many ways, all lack of success and creativity and productivity in someone's life, comes down to a lack of self-worth.' 'One of the best things you can learn how to do is learn how to honor yourself. Learn how to build self-worth. Learn how to build self-respect. Learn how to build self-love. And one of the best ways to do that is to speak your truth even when the fire is on. ' Hearing this was like a shining light in the dark. How many nights I'd lay awake in bed thinking for hours how a particular co-worker(or friend) may have rubbed me the wrong way. How I can get revenge, make them feel how I'm feeling at the time. Had I used Mr. Sharma's method I could've used that mental energy elsewhere. I love the self-care angle in his message. I interpret as it being vital in getting the unsaid, the resentment out of you. By talking to the individual directly. I found speaking to a confidant or journaling helps as well. The second quote is from an audiobook. Eckhart Tolle's 'Power Of Now.' I also purchased the book as I'm hoping to read through it, highlight other sections and go over them. This is pulled from Chapter 8. 'I always thought that true enlightenment is not possible except through love in a relationship between a man and a woman. Isn't this what makes us whole again? How can one's life be fulfilled until that happens?' 'Is that true in your experience? Has this happened to you?' 'Not yet, but how could it be otherwise? I know that it will happen.' 'In other words, you are waiting for an event in time to save you. Is this not the core error that we have been talking about? Salvation is not elsewhere in place or time. It is here and now.' 'What does that statement mean, "Salvation is here and now?" I don't understand it. I don't even know what salvation means.' 'Most people pursue physical pleasures or various forms of psychological gratification because they believe that those things will make them happy or free them from a feeling of fear or lack.' 'Happiness may be perceived as a heightened sense of aliveness attained through physical pleasure or a more secure and more complete sense of self-attained through some form of psychological gratification. This is the search for salvation from a state of unsatisfactoriness or insufficiency. Invariably, any satisfaction that they obtain is short-lived, so the condition of happiness or fulfillment is usually projected once again onto an imaginary point away from the here and now.' "When I obtain this or I'm free of that, then I will be okay." This is the unconscious mindset that creates the illusion of salvation in the future.' 'True salvation is fulfillment, peace, life in all its fullness. It is to be who you are, to feel within you the good that has no opposite, the joy of being that depends on nothing outside itself. It is perceived not as a moving experience, but as an abiding presence.' 'In theistic language, it is to know God not as something outside you, but as your innermost essence. True salvation is to identify yourself as an inseparable part of the timeless and formless One Life from which all that exists derives its being.' 'True salvation is a state of freedom from fear, from suffering, from a perceived state of lack and insufficiency and, therefore, from all wanting, needing, grasping, and clinging. It is freedom from compulsive thinking, from negativity and, above all, from past and future as a psychological need.' 'Your mind is telling you that you cannot get there from here. Something needs to happen, or you need to become this or that before you can be free and fulfilled. It is saying, in fact, that you need time, that you need to find, sort out, do, achieve, acquire, become or understand something before you can be free or complete.' 'You see time as the means to salvation, whereas, in truth, it is the most significant obstacle to salvation. You think that you can't get there from where and who you are at this moment because you are not yet complete or good enough, but the truth is that here and now is the only point from where you can get there. You get there by realizing that you are there already.' 'You find God the moment you realize that you don't need to seek God, so there's no "only way" to salvation. Any condition can be used, but no particular state is necessary. However, there is only one point of access, the now. There can be no salvation away from this moment.'    Being good enough right now. Not waiting for a person, or buying a thing, to get to where you want to go. I've gone down that route many times where I felt that if I purchased these clothes or this camera or this drone, THEN I will matter. So sad to reflect and acknowledge that being the case. We must go through the journey to reach the destination right?    I do have a slight counter to this point. If there is a skill you want to improve, focusing on that skill and being around a community which nurtures it, will enhance your ability in that area even quicker. But that spark, the vision, the drive resides within us. We light that flame. It all begins with a decision. Listening to audio is my weapon of choice when it comes to education.   Enjoyed this? Find all of my content on the website at http://improveandhavefun.com   Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paul_pvp_pe... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pvpluvzlieff   Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paul_PVP_Perez   Rate, like, leave a review! 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Thoughts? Comments? You can contact me by calling or texting 201-429-0274. If you leave a voicemail please be aware, you only have 3 minutes. Email me at improveandhavefun@gmail.com .. Join the conversation on the blog (and find the full show notes)by going here https://bit.ly/2I7kbpO ..Thanks for watching/listening! On this episode I discuss my 6 month experiences with sex workers.   I also chat about my biggest takeaways from Simon Sinek's book 'Start with Why'.   3 new weird stories are covered.    A new mixtape sandwich in between.   Finally a few quick reviews of TV shows/movies I've recently watched. Simon Sinek's 'Start With Why' book.   My Biggest Takeaways. I found Simon Sinek watching Evan Carmicheal's 'Believe' YouTube channel. I was fascinated by Mr. Sinek's book title, 'Start With Why.' The question 'why do we do what we do' fascinates me. If you don't already know, self-help books are my jam. This was more of a business book and a slog to get through at times. Also, Mr. Sinek goes on and on about Apple, Steve Jobs, and their products. Nonetheless, there were some great quotes I pulled from the book. Here are five that spoke to me. -'The example starts to prove that people don't buy WHAT you do, they buy WHY you do it.' pg 41 -'This is one of the primary reasons why teachers tell students to go with their first instinct when taking a multiple-choice test, to trust their gut. The more time spent thinking about the answer, the bigger the risk that it may be the wrong one. Our limbic brains are smart and often know the right thing to do.'pg 58 -'Great companies don't hire skilled people and motivate them, they hire already motivated people and inspire them.' pg 94 -'Most people in the world are HOW-types. Most people are quite functional in the real world and can do their jobs very well. Some may be very successful and even make millions of dollars, they will never build billion-dollar businesses or change the world. HOW-types don't need WHY-types to do well. But WHY-guys, for all their vision and imagination, often get the short end of the stick. Without someone inspired by their vision and the knowledge to make it a reality, most WHY-types end up as starving visionaries, people with all the answers but never accomplishing much themselves.' pg 141 -'The reason so many small businesses fail, however, is because passion alone can't cut it. For passion to survive, it needs structure. A WHY without the HOW's, passion without structure, has a very high probability of failure.' pg 184 By purchasing 'Start With Why' through the provided link, here https://amzn.to/2K1xlX7 you will be supporting both myself and the author. Did any of these takeaways resonate with you? Please comment below and let me know. 3 Weird Stories Tiger vs. bear http://dailym.ai/2GZoIdP  Shocking number of Americans have sex at work https://nyp.st/2lbnfIg  Polo racing horses cloned http://cbsn.ws/2IiYZOK  Mixtape track listing  Chris Brown, Lil Dicky-'Freaky Friday' Kids See Ghosts-'Kids See Ghosts' Tyy-'Issa Snack' I Octane-'Oh No' Vybz Kartel-'Do It' Chi Ching Ching-'Rice and Peas' Jahmiel-'Level Up' Laa Lee-'Watz on Sale' Davido-'Assurance' Olamide-'Kana'   Quick Reviews of Recent TV Show/Movies I've Watched Netflix Lost In Space (2018)...Very enjoyable, easy to get through, engaging. Bring on season 2. Netflix The Rain...Was ok. I'm not looking forward to another season. This dragged for me. Upgrade (Movie). Wow. I dug this film. Robocop, Terminator vibes. Violent too. This came straight out of the 80s with a futuristic twist. Loved this. Sense 8...I've watched this from the beginning. I'm a fan of the Wachowski's stuff. I enjoyed there their Matrix films, Cloud Atlas, Jupiter Ascending. I enjoyed this show, but it's not perfect. It lingers on certain situations for a while, and others it wraps up immediately after a long build. The romances and chemistry between the 8 main characters is the highlight of this series for me. Causing me to tear up several times throughout. The action was cool as well. As a whole, this fun. Black Lightning...For a CW show to include topics such as experimentation on poor, urban neighborhoods. Drugs, gang violence. A strong sense of family within the nuclear unit. Black Lightning was fantastic. This was miles ahead of Netflix's season 1 of Luke Cage. Jason Inman of the Geek History Lesson podcast hailed this show for being the best CW-superhero show of 2018. My 6 Month Sex Worker Experience I've been seeing sex workers for the last 6 months. I've had good and bad experiences. The people I've seen have all been in New Jersey. They've been transgender women and some cross-dressers. I've never considered myself bisexual, maybe I am now. Who knows. I'm reminded of the good experiences while going through bad ones. Normally they happen when the sex worker lives alone or is alone at their place. When they take their time, give a massage, get to know you a bit. I'm often nervous when first meeting a lady of the night. These elements help ease that tension. If the sex is great, this makes the whole encounter an A+. Bad experiences consist of someone saying they'll do something during the initial contact, then when you get there they no longer do it or want to upsell you to the 'girlfriend experience'. A bad experience happens when the escort looks nothing like their pictures in their online profile. When she says she has no remaining condoms or lube. A bad experience happens when she says she lives alone but someone pops out of the closet while you're having foreplay. Yes, all of this has happened to me during my sexcapades. But I don't regret any of it. I prefer when the sex workers have their own place. I work in a hotel, at the front desk. I've seen clients walking in asking for the working women. It's awkward, weird. The escorts never give their real names so the client is in the lobby loitering waiting to hear from the worker. I know, I've done this! In New Jersey, there seems to be less hotel security as opposed to NYC hotels. Less awkward in Jersey? Maybe. It has been a financial drain. Most sex workers charge $200 for an hour. This doesn't include the uber ride to/from the destination. If they're local that's even better. When I went for a two year period of being celibate I had more money in the bank. Like I said before, no regrets. When I abstain from watching porn and save my ejaculation for the sex worker(about a 6 day period), I don't have trouble getting it up. If it's the other way around I have a hard time getting going, or if the sex worker is a little more masculine or rigid with rules, I don't tend to get excited. For the most part, my experience has been positive. No life changing STD's, some bumps in the road here and there. I can be more consistent with fully protecting myself. I will do better.   Enjoyed this?   Find all of my content on the website at http://improveandhavefun.com    Social Media Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paul_pvp_perez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pvpluvzlieff   Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paul_PVP_Perez   Rate, like, leave a review! I will shout you out for sure!   If you've enjoyed this, please support this podcast by doing any, all your shopping through my affiliate links:   my eBay link: eBay http://ebay.to/2e5mvmj   or my Amazon link: http://amzn.to/2dRu3IM   Any shopping through these links will be at no extra cost to you. 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Whoah! It's a new episode of What Does It Matter? Podcast! Episode #25: Will Reading Quick Reviews? No! It's not a guy named Will reading reviews.However.....The wit of film-maker Jamie Insalaco is quick!The episode starts at 7:42, but you should enjoy the intro anyway!Trust me.Download the episode HERE! Intro and drinking game!NPRA Prairie.....Home?This show is getting cleaner.George Lucas?The MCU.Art and support.Will Reading.Flip phones!The cast!Bad behavior.Pretentious art.Books and their movies. https://creativejamie.com/https://willreadingmovie.com/https://www.facebook.com/willreadingmovie/https://twitter.com/creativejamieDCQUICK REVIEWS!CAN'T STOP THE SERENITY PITTSBURGH!http://www.cstspgh.webs.com/ "The Gates Of Fallopiah" by Sean Faust. Drums by Edward Faust.Copyright 1997 Verkelehiekelum Music Don't forget to use these links to help out What Does It Matter? Podcast! Click here to donate to WDIM Podcast! Contact, follow, and subscribe to What Does It Matter? Podcast! with these links! wdimpodcast@gmail.comhttp://www.twitter.com/wdimpodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/wdimpodcasthttps://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wdim-podcast/id1158571002WDIM Podcast on YouTube!https://myspace.com/wdimpodcastSubscribe in a reader Our sponsors!American-One Productions Rehearsal Studios & More!http://americanoneproductions.com/Pure Bliss Spahttp://pure-bliss-spa.weebly.com/ Very special thanks to Jason from That Movie Podcast for the cool artwork!Find him at http://thatmoviepod.blogspot.com/Thanks to Daniel Huppert for taking the photo in the first place!

It's been a few weeks thanks to recent June related events but we're back wth a new episode of Awesome Friday! We have a lot to talk about in this episode including Simon's impressions of E3, Matt's new LaserDisc player, 22 Jump Street and How To Train Your Dragon 2, 60 Second Shooter, and the just released Transformers: Age of Extinction. It's a lot to get through so get yourself comfy and let's get started. You may want to peruse what we've already written on these topics before you listen: E3 Microsoft Conference Liveblog E3 EA Conference Liveblog E3 Ubisoft Conference Liveblog E3 Sony Conference Liveblog}http://awesomefriday.ca/2014/06/e3-2014-sony-conference-liveblog/ No Man’s Sky Gameplay Footage Is a Sci-Fi Dream Quick Reviews: '22 Jump Street' and 'How To Train Your Dragon 2' Awesome: Rian Johnson To Write + Direct Star Wars Episode VIII Review: Transformers: Age of Extinction We love hearing from you guys so if you have any feedback for this episode you can comment on this episode's page send us an email follow us on twitter follow us on Tumblr +1 us on Google+ like us on Facebook Meanwhile, sit back, relax and enjoy your flight.