Podcasts about realllly

What happens when a marketing team REALLLLY misses the mark? Like a botched (horrific) ritual, can that movie rise again, and seek its overdue revenge? We will let you be the judge of that. For this week's episode, the Babes cover the 2009 campy, horror, popcorn flick better known as Jennifer's Body. We get into the emotional truths of a toxic, codependent friendship and a script loaded with sarcasm and blunt sincerity (with some words that did not age well). There are so many layers to this film that Hollywood just fell short on! Wear something cute, we'll pick you up at 8:30pm. Let's get devoured by Jennifer's Body. TW: This film depicts gore, friendship toxicity, and a VERY triggering scene of female sacrifice/assault. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit babes.substack.com

Have you ever eaten something that tasted REALLLLY good? Like nachos with melted, gooey cheese or a fresh blueberry cake donut that's still warm? You can lose weight eating these things if you can simply... ...set that fork down when you're satisfied. That's not complicated or hard until you start thinking: "No telling how long it'll be before I get to have this again." "This is too good to waste." "I'm already being bad, so I might as well eat all I can." When your brain lights up with 1001 ways to keep you eating (even when you know should stop), it can feel impossible to "simply set the fork down." Such a basic thing to do that feels like climbing the side of a mountain. Losing weight isn't simply calories in/calories out. It's not even the quality of food you eat at every meal. Losing weight comes down to how often you can eat shit you love without going face down as if it's your last supper. All of those "tiny" conversations in your head WHILE you eat need to change if your weight is going to change. Today's Losing 100 lbs with Corinne episode will give you tips on how to make some of the most basic shit in weightloss so much easier to do. The only person who should listen to this podcast is the one who's ready to make weightloss easier...right now.   Get the Free Course here: http://NoBSFreeCourse.com

There are a lot of broke people in the world who happen to have money… But, for me…the money doesn't matter until you're rich in ethics, family, love, health… There's more than money that goes into being truly RICH… Check out… The Podcast Lounge for todays episode on racial & religious discrimination in the work place & how can we stand up to injustice…Would you REALLLLY stand up for the truth … ALSO… WE CAN FINALLY TALK ABOUT THE RESULTS FROM THE STARBUCKS DISCRIMINATION IN-HOUSE REPORT --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savvywifesavvylife/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savvywifesavvylife/support

There are a lot of broke people in the world who happen to have money… But, for me…the money doesn't matter until you're rich in ethics, family, love, health… There's more than money that goes into being truly RICH… Check out… The Podcast Lounge for todays episode on racial & religious discrimination in the work place & how can we stand up to injustice…Would you REALLLLY stand up for the truth … ALSO… WE CAN FINALLY TALK ABOUT THE RESULTS FROM THE STARBUCKS DISCRIMINATION IN-HOUSE REPORT --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savvywifesavvylife/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savvywifesavvylife/support

Welcome to the Moving with Millennials podcast. It might look like we just tour pretty houses all day long - but here's what's REALLLLY happening behind the scenes!Connect with Us on Instagram: Moving with Millennials IG: @movingwithmillennialsJake Langford: @jakemurray89Brandie Scales: @athomewithbrandieMaggie Dieter: @maggiedieter.realestateMariana Pearson: @mariananicolepearson

This is a very Barnes and Noble edition of the Podcast:Going to see "The Dreamers" with Les and Aimee and never speaking of it againAnyone who pays with a check should burn in hell Going to the Firkin and Fox every day for drinksAchieving the ultimate dream of making $11.75 an hour as Music Department Lead! Seriously, it was like being paid to be on summer vacation. Nonstop funFor me, this is as feel-good an episode as I've done in a long time. Just fun memories and my feelings on people who were paying by check in 2003 and how they sucked then, and they REALLLLY suck now There's no better way to start your weekend! Unless you work retail, in which case, there's no better way to go into one of the most hellacious weekends of the entire year. Enjoy!

In this episode, Dr. Baylis talks about her book, The Psychology of Potty Training: The Art of Pulling Up Your Big Girl Panties, and the vulnerabilities attached to sharing her story.  The theme is surrender, because "obedience truly is better than sacrifice"Join our Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/697684061168775/?ref=share More about Dr. Baylis:http://www.lesliebaylis.com/http://www.instagram.com/lesliebaylisMind-Body Anxiety Protocol Beta Test:https://mannahealingandwholeness.com/beta-testingDr. Baylis's Book: The Psychology of Potty Training: The Art of Pulling Up Your Big-Girl Panties:Why would a grown woman care about potty training? Especially potty training herself?! Well, we aren't REALLLLY talking about potty training here, are we? Think about it. What does it take to potty train your baby? A lot of patience, time, wisdom from others, internal wisdom, discussion with your toddler, and ultimately some independence for them and flexibility from you. Let's face it... Potty training is HARD! Potty training is a metaphor for surrender. It is a perfect picture of the struggle between me and the battles I faced; being willing to clean up my mess and try again, putting on my big girl panties and moving forward (which requires the surrender). I would love to take you on my healing journey. I have learned so much along the way! And maybe, just maybe, you will learn something from my battles, defeats, and victories alike.PaperbackeBook

This week's topic is straight from the mind of Mike! OH, and the audio gets a major upgrade! Tonight we talk about reality TV: what we like, what we hate, and Jamie came up with a REALLLLY interesting idea for a future show. Drive of the Week from: The Dead Zone

This week's topic is straight from the mind of Mike! OH, and the audio gets a major upgrade! Tonight we talk about reality TV: what we like, what we hate, and Jamie came up with a REALLLLY interesting idea for a future show. Drive of the Week from: The Dead Zone

Cannabis is a $52 Billion industry in the United States and Americans LOVE cannabis (They consume 29.9 million pounts of cannabis). This is a massive industry and growing! Like any other fast-growing industry, there are significant headwinds. After all the Cannabis entrepreneurs we’ve had on the show, one overwhelming and consistent problem is REGULATION. The amount of regulation is increasing and getting more complex.To be a business operating in an environment that is extremely dependent on your understanding of what the government dictates, is REALLLLY hard. Like we’ve mentioned in our episode with Stacey Hronowski, founder of Canix, we learned that operators are spending about 1/3rd of their time in compliance. Basically every entrepreneur in this space needs to be an expert in compliance. Recently, we talked to another cannabis entrepreneur that is helping remove the negative stigma on cannabis by building a community of passionate leaders in the cannabis space. We talked to the founder of the first cannabis company that Y-Combinator invested in.We talked to Hua… David Hua, founder of Meadow, a software company that is building solutions for cannabis entrepreneurs, especially on regulation. Meadow’s Point-of-Sale (PoS) system is what would be popular for consumers in California. If you’re a cannabis dispensary, you probably know Meadow for a lot of other things like Analytics and Reporting, Intake and Registration, and Enterprise Security.Building the Cannabis Industry’s Back-end and Front-End Software SolutionMeadow has infamously been labelled as “…AWS powering the back end of the THC trade” according to Tech Crunch. Beyond the robust PoS system, they provide so much more expertise and infrastructure for every dispensary to comply with stringent regulation. Meadow prepares you for an audit and prepares you to scale. Their customers LOVE them. Just check out one of the cool videos that they’ve put online just about how much they highlight customers business and how much they like Meadow.Why?They’re a company that focuses on community-driven solutions. David and the Meadow team are there to help build the community. He himself is a part of a few groups that are pushing for better understanding and regulating of the cannabis industry. He’s a board member of California Cannabis Industry Association and Cannabis Distribution Association. He obviously cares… quite a lot!The team also puts on this event called Meadowlands. It’s a gathering for the California Cannabis Industry. That might seem a little broad. But it is absolutely what you think it is: An event where regulators, entrepreneurs, enthusiasts, and activists get together to have a conversation. It’s a great place to learn and have an open dialogue about where the future of cannabis should be.Support the show (https://thingshavechanged.substack.com/)

This is Down Right Fierce Gaming's last episode in Jacksonville. Josh is taking the show on the road! Chris, Brandon, and Jacob join him to talk about video games while he tries not to cry. There were more episodes in St. Pete but it all went downhill after Josh moved so it's not really worth posting. If you guys REALLLLY want to hear them, let us know and we'll upload them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/downrightfiercegaming/support

In this episode, we're going to be going over... you guessed it! How to REALLLLY grow in your walk with Christ! I am super excited about this because during my lukewarm daysssss

Well we certainly weren't expecting THAT to happen! Britney Spears and Kevin Federline's 13-year-old son did an IG live where he talked about everything from his mom's conservatorship, the possibility of her quitting music, Brit's dad, Jamie, + compared his own dad, Kevin, to Jesus! In addition to dissecting that chat, we talked about Alek Trebek's heart-warming health update, the very unusual celeb divorces that made headlines this week, North West’s unexpected + uncredited performance andeven had time to cast celebs in a yet-to-be-greenlit flick about this wild Democratic Primary! Plus we got REALLLLY real with Real Housewives of Atlanta star Marlo Hampton! So Join Us Weekly’s Brody Brown and a crew of the mag’s very opinionated staff to hear about this and more from the biggest celeb news stories of the week!

Posted at Virtue the Venue again for another dope night on the mic! Had the crew of Femme Drip with me again to discuss the transformation of MASTURBATION! A fun and interesting topic that I had to touch on since I've been REALLLLY into pleasuring myself lately. We discuss myths, some stories, and experiences along with the beginning of exploration. GOOD STUFF! Also...I mention that this is the 99th episode...I was wrong...I miscounted lol I DON'T OWN ANY MUSIC YOU MAY HEAR. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We all want to be sure we are putting in and getting out equally. Well life is about balance, equality doesn’t really pop its head up too often. Here are some cool ways to look at is what you are putting in, what you are getting out. Investment An investment in it self is the action or process of investing money for profit or material result. A think that is worth buying because it may be profitable or useful in the future An act of devoting time, effort, or energy to a particular undertaking with the expectation of a worthwhile result Capital Wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular purpose such as starting a company or investing the excess of a company’s assets over it’s liabilities People who possess wealth and use it to control a society’s economic activity, considered collectively. Sales The exchange of a commodity for money Sales - a quantity or amount sold Sales - the activity or business of selling products/services Interest Calculation (business credit ROI = Gain From Investment / Cost of Investment Return Success The accomplishment of an aim or purpose Investment Current Social Media: Instagram: http://instagram.com/scintillating.86/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Scintillating86/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/scintillating86/

Realllly hit a stride this week -- We set out to record an ep about Mother's Day that included interviews with our moms BUT WE NEVER GOT THERE... because we are, categorically, distracted and aggressive. So instead today's topics include: Web MD, dog boners, husbands who are good at Insta (not OUR husbands), zombie almond milk, things not to say on a 1st date, flat warts, Siri, David's stupid clothes, 6th grade sports bras, activated charcoal, and Elmo.

HELLO!Do you like adventures? Would you like to hear children friendly stories about a magical Teddy who goes on fun amazing adventures through magical portals of joy, and meets fire breathing dragons with sore dragon toes, lonely bears in caves not sure how to make friends, and naughty little bunnies,? Would you like to know why Teddy played hide and seek with Mr and Mrs Teacup and their 8 mischievous china cup children? Or why the giant pigeons were pooping jelly eggs all over the chocolate houses? What happened when the forgetful marshmallow cloud men forgot something REALLLLY important?This is a fun and yet somehow occasionally educational podcast that helps your child learn left from right and think about right from wrong. Hidden in these stories are ways of dealing with bullies, helping people who need help but won't ask, sharing, caring, not staring, and simply being a good friend.Did you know that if you are truly good and kind, that your Teddy can gain special powers to come alive at night and create a magical portal to adventure in other worlds? Yes! Worlds full of fun and colourful characters. Of jumping in deep chocolate puddles and bouncing on fluffy marshmallow clouds. Of helping new friends and simply being kind. And did you know that sometimes, certain special Teddies can take their kind loving owners on adventures too?! I wonder if your Teddy would take you?Join narrator Sarah Golding and Teddy, with fun seeking kids Luca and Maisie, on some incredibly exciting adventures.There will be A New Episode on Christmas Day to introduce the Stories, and then an episode every 2 weeks from January 2019. TEN EPISODES PER SEASON. HUNDREDS OF CHARACTERS TO MEET IN MANY MANY EXTRAORDINARY PLACES.I would absolutely LOVE any support on Patreon to help keep this all running. https://www.patreon.com/QuirkyVoices This audio fun takes time and planning and I really would love to time and plan some more!I aim to put TEDDY STORY on its own feed but cant afford that quite yet!Sorry about effect overload on this trailer. I was having too much funnnnnThank you for listening!SarahSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/QuirkyVoices)

Adam and Mark open this week’s episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the state of Hollywood in which people can succeed based on trading sexual favors. Then Adam asks Mark about former football player Rae Carruth getting released from prison on Monday after serving 18 years for conspiracy to commit murder, shooting into an occupied vehicle, and using an instrument to destroy an unborn child. After that, Mark talks about a former client he represented that was connected to the infamous North Hollywood shootout. Before they wrap, the fellas circle back around to Rae Carruth’s case and get Mark's thoughts on his attempts to gain custody of his son.

This week we cover A LOT of story. Alex tries to stunt my creativity on attempting to find out what's REALLLLY going on in Sonic Adventure Battle 2.  If you ask me he's some kind of Shadow sympathizer. Other topics include kart racers, more lyric analysis, Fox boys in the newspaper, and secret agents! But who could it be?! 

Our friend Staxx injured his arm while snowboarding in Vienna. We learn what REALLLLY happened! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Our friend Staxx injured his arm while snowboarding in Vienna. We learn what REALLLLY happened! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do women REALLLLY want equality? Uncle Tom Show

Do women REALLLLY want equality? Uncle Tom Show

In this episode, Juna and Kimberly talk about intuition. What exactly is intuition? How do you tap into it? What is its role in therapy? As a practitioner, how do you capitalize on your intuition, and also develop accurate discernment? Juna shares some of her gems and insights from her upcoming book, A Good Girl’s Guide to Anger, and much more. Juna Mustad is a Life and Relationship coach, an Intuitive, and a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner focused on helping people create healthy relationships, expand emotional awareness, and embrace their full potential. She combines her visionary gifts with body-centered therapy to help both individuals and couples, as well as organizations around the world.  What You’ll Hear: How Juna learned how to use and develop her natural intuition What happens when you receive a reading (tarot, astrology, energy work) that doesn’t resonate with your inner knowing? How to feel emotions and connecting to the body, with intuition The role of intuition and how to use it as a practitioner (therapist, massage therapist) Where anger goes  In this episode: What does intuition mean to you? (3:50) As a practitioner, how do you use your own intuitive gifts and still help someone develop their inner knowing? (7:40) HOW Juna teaches practitioners to develop their intuition (13:30) How intuitions show up in Kimberly’s sessions (15:42) How to tell the difference between an intuitive impulse versus ego or desire or fear (18:30) The phase of life when Juna was doing the exact opposite of her intuition (28:00) Do we REALLLLY choose our parents? (32:15) Why it’s necessary to occupy a predator role for women (36:30) The making of a good girl (37:35) Approval and connection versus authenticity (39:00) What happens when anger awakens in the good girl (40:50) Anger as a doorway to power (43:30) Aggression versus anger (47:30) What to do with anger when it arises (49:30) Boundaries with love (53:40) If anger is here, there is trespass happening. Links between anger and boundaries. (1:00:00) www.junamustad.com

I love to remind you how strong and courageous you are.  I choose these adjectives for two reasons: one--I know they are true about you and two--this disease tries (and sometimes succeeds) at making us feel weak and helpless. But if you’re the type of woman like me who always feels like she has to be strong, who takes problems head on and is constantly looking for solutions, sometimes, just sometimes, being strong and courageous is NOT the best answer right away. For most of my life I have been considered the strong one in the family.  When I am hurt I don’t usually cry or hide. I usually confront the situation or person.  When I see injustice I speak up (especially for my kids) and I don’t have a problem taking on other people's issues and helping in any way I can. And most of the time this works for me. But every now and then I see a really soft, tender-hearted person who dares to be vulnerable and I get jealous (that was embarrassing to admit). I am thinking of a certain woman whom I went to dinner with.  During the entire dinner she was soft spoken.  She was a wonderful listener and only contributed when she had value to add.  She was petite and tender. Even her soft pastel clothing was innocent looking. I know when she gets hurt she cries.  She explains her feelings with an open heart and vulnerability. And everyone melts. And this is where I get jealous.  Because nobody really feels sorry for the strong ones.  I can’t tell you the number of times I have struggled in my life and my parents told me, “I don’t worry about you Michelle. I know you can take care of yourself.” And a part of me is flattered they think I’m so capable and a part of me wants them to worry a little. Being strong and courageous are virtues that I would never ever want to give up.  But this woman at lunch reminded me that it’s also important for us to be soft and allow ourselves to fall apart when we need to. To pause for half an hour, half a day or half a month and just cry.  Let it out.  I don’t need to immediately pick up the pieces every time right away. I might need to let myself sit in the pain on the bathroom floor for a moment.  Let my heart open up to the struggle and be really daring. Let someone I trust see me falling apart. And even say “Yes, please!” if someone kindly offers to help me instead of always being in control. I asked my Secret Facebook Group how they felt about the idea of allowing ourselves to take a break from being strong and courageous and this is what they said (they are soo wise): I will never use names - privacy is our most important priority.  Always. “I feel like I'm saying a lot lately ‘there is beauty in the breakdown’ and it's ok to fall apart because that's necessary in order to become whole again. We tried to be perfect (wives, daughters) and that's what got us here in the first place. If we own each feeling, and accept each feeling, then we can process it peacefully in our own time and move forward to a more beautiful place.”   “Sometimes what may appear to be weakness....breaking down, crying, withdrawing....is actually the strongest thing we can do. Admitting we can't do it all is strong!”   “Being strong, I think, to me looks like not being consumed by grief, bitterness, or shame. If I let it out I'm dealing with it and walking THROUGH the pain, not around it. So, if I need a sick day or cry at a stoplight, or whatever, I'm dealing with it and walking through it... focused on not being consumed.”   “Yes. Surrendering to how we REALLLLY feel!! I have to let myself do that every now and again! I have to remind myself it's ok to have ALLLLL of the feels! The bad ones. The negative ones. The pessimistic ones. They are ALL valid. I actually feel a great release when I finally realize that what I am doing is BLOCKING the flow of the negative feelings in order to ‘stay strong’ and ‘be positive.’” “Sometimes it is just so hard to hold it all together, to be strong for our kids, at work and for ourselves. It's ok to be human. Today I called in sick to work which I find so hard to do. I had a good cry, a cup of coffee and I'm going to lie in bed another while and then I know I can be strong again.”   “I think definitely it's okay to relieve ourselves of the need to always be strong. We're always taking care of so many things in our daily lives. Through yoga I've learned that sometimes just being quiet and getting in touch with how we're truly feeling can allow those feelings to bubble to the surface, and then clear away. Also, because we are always going, going, going, to put ourselves in a receptive state to pull our energy inward is a good way to renew that strength and courage.”   “I do think we need a break! At least I do somedays. Not to wallow in it, but just to grieve the losses we endure and must come to terms with. Sometimes just being given permission to cry it out, rant and rave and feel the anger and sadness can be such a great release. That alone can give me the strength and courage to keep moving forward.”   “I think sometimes feeling the emotions and falling apart at times is being strong and courageous. You are being true to yourself.” Do you see why I love these women so much?!  There is such amazing wisdom in our online group.  If you’re interested in joining us - we would LOVE to have you. You get immediate access after you purchase any one of the programs. And because the group is Secret - none of your friends and family will be able to tell you’re a member or see your posts.  Facebook does a great job of hiding all activity.

Sunday, September 4, 2016. 6:00 pm Pacific Time Join us at Dynamic Dojo Talkradio Sunday September 4th at 6 pm Pacific Time, as we discuss the differences between reality based martial arts, traditional arts, competition/ring arts and, well....BS.