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Recently Alex and Ryan were invited as guests on the incredible movie podcast Cinema Splash Page. Give their episode a listen here and then go subscribe to Cinema Splash Page wherever your get your podcasts! Join us as Ryan and Alex share their thoughts on some truly obscure and fascinating 80s movies (Final Countdown, anyone? Ice Pirates?) and then discuss the advantages and disadvantages of filmmaking on a wide range of budget levels. This is a fun one. These guys are really charming and have movie industry stories for days. You'll definitely want to check out their show, How I Got Greenlit, right after listening to this one, and it's available here: https://tinyurl.com/How-I-Got-Greenlit If you're interested in supporting us, we now have a Patreon page: patreon.com/MichaelBrodie Question? Comments? Have a guest to suggest? Want to BE a guest? Contact us at: cinemasplashpage@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Bowers is a freelance writer who focuses on Canadian War History. Originally from the UK, Alex now lives in Nova Scotia with his wife. Recently Alex has started his own YouTube Channel and is still active as ever on Twitter. In this episode Charles, and Alex dive into Alex's past and his decision to move to Nova Scotia from England in order to pursue Canadian War History. They also talk about Canada's importance in World War 2, how the United States history often overshadows Canadian History, and about being a self-made historian. Twitter: @BowersWrites Youtube: @PastBlastHistory

Do you dream of a tropical getaway filled with sunshine, sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and delicious food? Then you're in luck because we're sharing our favorite three resorts in Mexico where you can use your points to make your dreams a reality. ​​Mexico is often thought of as a popular destination for adults, but it is also a great place for family vacations. Despite what you may have heard, Mexico is a safe and friendly country with plenty of family-friendly activities and attractions. From exploring ancient Mayan ruins to swimming with dolphins, there is something for everyone in Mexico. And hey, if you do want a little more adult time on your trip, don't worry there is plenty of Tequila to go around! :)  Recently Alex and Pam stayed at the Hyatt Ziva Cancun the whole family! This all-inclusive resort is a true paradise located on the Yucatan Peninsula and surrounded by beautiful property and turquoise waters. Alex only paid $550 out of pocket for the whole trip! Trust us, you won't regret this stay.  Next on our list is The Cape in Cabo. If you want to take a “girl's trip” or have a more upscale experience, Jess says this is the place to be! This modern luxury resort is located in the heart of Cabo and offers stunning views of the famous El Arco rock formation. (Even the standard rooms have this epic view!) With its sleek design and top-notch amenities, The Cape is the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. And the best part? You can use your points to book a stay here and experience all the luxury for yourself! And last but not least, our third pick is a resort that is the epitome of relaxation. Hit play to find out what it is! During our conversation, we will also cover our favorite experiences, the best places to eat, the cheapest shuttle options during your stay and more! By the end, you'll have almost everything you need to experience all the fun this country offers! We truly believe that Mexico is one of the best places for Travel Hacking! With its gorgeous beaches, beautiful pools, and delicious cuisine, you'll never want to leave.  So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip today! Find more links and resources to help on your Traveling Hacking journey below.   More Of What's Inside: Never worry about saying “no” when it's all-inclusive  A look at the best buffets in Mexico  Why everyone from 7-70 loves the Hyatt  Why these stays are great for kids and family  Tips for keeping the minibar stocked  Why you need to know the Seaweed situation around the year Waking up to the smell of churros    How many points and money we spent on each trip How to get “fast-tracked” to Hyatt Globalist status  And much more!   Links:  Free Gifts and Resources To Start Your Travel Hacking Journey: Free Webinar: How to Start Traveling for Nearly Free Best Current Credit Card Offers: Best Rewards Card Offers | Travel Hacking Mom Award Travel Academy: Award Travel Academy Our Website: https://travelhackingmom.com Connect With Us: Newsletter signup: https://travelhackingmom.com/newsletter Instagram: Alex + Pam + Jess | Points & Miles (@travelhackingmom) TikTok: travelhackingmom's Creator Profile Facebook group: Travel Hacking Mom Group | Facebook Links For This Episode:  Earn Hyatt Globalist Status Without Staying 60 Nights: https://travelhackingmom.com/earn-hyatt-globalist-status-without-staying-60-nights/   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 What's inside today's episode 0:40 Your guide to the best Mexico stays 1:05 Why Alex knew Mexico would be a great family trip  3:24 The exact steps you need to take for booking for max value 5:54 Our favorite place to eat in Mexico  8:39 The food trucks and activities around Alex's favorite stay 10:39 Why Pam loved the daily shows  12:57 One traveling hacking tip everyone with a sweet tooth needs to know 15:24 The Hyatt “globalist” benefits and perks 18:14 Unique sites to see in Mexico  21:48 Some of our favorite restaurants on the beach 23:38 Jess's trip to Cabo and why it was amazing 30:26 The best places to go if you want to swim in the ocean 

Charlie Moores in conversation with  Dr Alex Lees, Senior Lecturer in Conservation Biology at Manchester Metropolitan University. Recently Alex and Dr Jack Shutt published a paper that was widely reported in the mainstream media titled “Killing with kindness: Does widespread generalised provisioning of wildlife help or hinder biodiversity conservation efforts?”  That's quite a striking headline, isn't it? Providing for wildlife may be harming species of conservation concern.The abstract of this paper is even more thought-provoking, “Generalised provisioning is enthusiastically promoted by many conservation organisations as a means to foster connection with nature and help wildlife. However, such a vast input of additional resources into the environment must have diverse, ecosystem-wide consequences….Using a case study of UK garden bird food and nestbox provisioning, we hypothesise how well-intentioned provisioning could be contributing to widespread ecological community change and homogenisation. This may consequently help drive declines in species of conservation concern by asymmetrically benefitting common and adaptable species, leaving their competitors exposed to enhanced direct competition, hyperpredation, mesopredator release and heightened disease transmission risks.”In very simple terms, then, the paper is asking whether providing wildlife with extra resources like food and nesting sites could be having a negative impact on some declining species – which, if you feed your garden birds like I do, is – well, food for thought…Biological Conservation Sept 2021  Killing with kindness: Does widespread generalised provisioning of wildlife help or hinder biodiversity conservation efforts? (Jack D.Shutt and Alexander C.Lees)Follow Dr Alex Lees on TwitterSee also Interview #03 Dr Alex Lees | Conservation vs Animal Rights Activism? 

I am very excited and honored to be learning from Alexandra about the mastery of journaling, about how she got her vision, conquered her fears and how she helps people transform their lives. I have always used journaling as a great tool to conquer my fears and limiting beliefs and now it's time to be inspired from the best of the best. Episode 15 of the Stories About Fear Podcast, Transform Your Life With Journaling, takes your mindset to a whole new level with Alexandra's help. About my visionary guest Alexandra Badita is the founder of Impressivity® by Alexandra, journaling and storytelling coach and the creator of the Journaling Studio. With a background in journalism and communication sciences, she is passionate about writing and stories, teaching the art of journaling since 2017. Recently Alex graduated from Neuropsychology and Journal Therapy Diplomas and she is constantly learning more and more about the power of transformational writing. How Alex works with clients: - Group Mentoring in the Journaling Studio membership for business growth - Storytelling Consulting 1-to-1 for Entrepreneurs - Corporate Workshops (Storytelling, Business Journaling, Emotional Intelligence) https://www.alexbadita.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandrabadita/ https://journalingstudio.mn.co/ Enjoy more tools to keep your fears under your control! •••••••••••

Well, here is something we haven’t done for a while. Recently Alex and Jason were able to sit down and have a conversation with Dr. Kathy Raver, Founder and CEO of Well Life ABQ. Well Life is an Albuquerque, New Mexico based Direct Primary Health Care Provider. That might sound like a typical word salad and therefore a typical doctor’s office. However, it is anything but. Well Life isn’t held down by all the features of modern medicine that we take for granted today, it isn’t hampered by the system as it has developed and too many regard it as normal. Yet, it isn’t an overreaction to that system either. Well Life isn’t going to just hand you supplements and send you on your way. It is a serious provider that also isn’t afraid to give you some supplements if that is the best thing for you.  Too often, healthcare really just means dealing with people when they are already sick, hitting them with a barrage of tests, a couple of prescriptions and that is the end of it. It really doesn’t have a whole lot to do with keeping people healthy. In fact, everything about the system is geared towards profiting off of people being sick, not keeping people from getting that way in the first place. Think about it, if there is nothing wrong with you, there is no reason to run all of the many expensive tests that are available which means that the insurance company can’t be charged a ton of money. In short, what we currently call traditional medicine is not traditional and it is barely medicine. Dr. Raver is trying to change that. Dr. Raver is doing that in her little corner of the world by practicing integrated functional medicine. This style of medicine is actually more traditional in that it truly is interested in keeping people healthy and correcting what is wrong when they aren’t, rather than filling people full of prescriptions that typically only mask the real issues while probably causing a few of their own. Naturally, they use all the benefits of Western medicine and the many tools for diagnosis and treatment that it has developed. Well Life is also not afraid to look to other cultures to see if they have good ideas on how to treat certain ailments. Therefore, Dr. Raver will not hesitate to suggest various supplements if that is really the best option available. In many cases, treatments like the kinds that she sometimes recommends often find themselves accepted by Western science, she’s just ahead of the curve.  Another area in which Well Life is ahead of the curve is in the area of insurance. Anyone who knows anything about insurance knows that it doesn’t always deliver the peace of mind that it promises. All too commonly, it adds headaches on top of blood pressure as you try to sift through mounds of paperwork to find out your claim was rejected or that you’ll wind up paying much more than expected. Health care providers will sometimes order expensive tests just because they know they can make money from the insurance company. That kind of paradigm is anything but sustainable or responsible. By minimizing their use of insurance companies, Well Life is actually able to save a lot of money because they don’t need to deal with all the paperwork that comes with insurance. They also are able to negotiate their prices for various treatments, at times getting it below the cost that a person would pay with insurance.  Well Life ABQ represents the kind of approach that TARTLE would like to see more of in the world. They hold on to the best of the familiar and look to find the best in the new, or simply the unfamiliar. Next time, we’ll get more into their business model and how they put it into action to help their patients stay healthy. What’s your data worth? www.tartle.co

Alex & Gerald return to another episode after experiencing the winter storms in Texas. Recently Alex was on local radio to discuss Tiger Woods' accident & how that relates to David Blaine. He dives into his thoughts about Blaine, Copperfield, & Criss Angel. Gerald has a quick rant about Michael Weber -“I got lucky again today!” -Why is Michael Weber is elusive? Why can't Gerald pronounce names? ALL CAPS is rude Snowstorm in Texas Chris Kenner was glad he had money “They'll hook you up…if you have Cash” Putting in the work David v David v Criss Back Problems & side chicks Competitive People Alex & David Blaine's training Jibrizy, Rick Lax, Copperfield doesn't tie his shoelaces  

Guest what? TARTLE has a Tik Tok account! It’s one of our favorite places to post and interact both with members of TARTLE and with people curious about us and what we do. Recently Alex and Jason sat down to answer a few questions from the TARTLE Tik Tok community. Below are some of the better or more fun questions and answers. Let’s deal with a serious one first, and one we get pretty often. Question: What does TARTLE do with your data? Answer: The answer of course is simple, we don’t do anything with your data. We don’t sell it, we don’t even use it for our own benefit without your consent. What we do is collect and store it in an encrypted format so that you can sell it when you chose, to whom you choose, for whatever reason you choose using the TARTLE data marketplace. That’s it, and yes, it is that simple. Q: Does big tech need to die? A: No, it doesn’t need to die. It does need to be reminded that it shouldn’t be using its power to manipulate people. That’s one of the goals of TARTLE, to provide a model of cooperation with users and other companies that shows it is possible to harness the power of data without taking advantage of others. Q: I tried to integrate my Facebook account but it wouldn’t work. What gives? A: In short, Facebook is constantly changing its rules and often that means we need to change things on our end. We are still small so it takes time to catch up to a company that literally employs thousands. We are working on it. Not every question is serious or technical though. Sometimes, they’re just fun. Q: Is Alex forty feet tall? A: Nope, a mere 6’5” which is tall but not tall enough to live at the top of a beanstalk.  Q: What is up with the burlap sack? A: Hey, that was a cashmere sweater in that video. It is completely different than burlap.  Let’s get back to some of the more serious and technical questions. Q: Do we need to give our data to TARTLE? A: Well, if you sign up with us, that’s what you are deciding to do. Of course, you decide how many accounts you want to connect with us. How much of your data you entrust to our care is entirely up to you. And again, we don't do anything with it except store and secure it for your own later use. We put all the power to control it into your hands.  Q: How on earth do I use your site? A: This is one of the joys of being a new company, we have a few growing pains. We acknowledge our initial system was difficult to use. Fortunately, we are getting close to finalizing a redesign that is both inherently easier to use and set up to do a much better job of walking you through the process of signing up and getting started making use of TARTLE. Q: Are we a scam or spyware? A: No. We don’t work for anyone else, no company or government agency is pulling our strings. We encourage anyone suspicious of us to research TARTLE and see if you come away still having those suspicions.  Q: What does TARTLE mean? A: It’s actually a Scottish term. When you are introduced to someone and realize a moment later that you forgot their name and have that awkward pause while trying to remember it – that’s a TARTLE. Q: We need some return on our loss of privacy. A: Yes we do. For too long, we’ve been giving up our privacy thanks to all of these companies taking and manipulating our data without our consent and getting rich off it. It is past time that we should both get some privacy back and some money on our end as well.  Q: How can we stop the government from taking our data? A: To completely stop it is almost impossible. However, you can slow them down. Use a TOR browser, get a VPN, and stop pumping out all your data for all to see on the internet.  Q: Do you use crypto/blockchain? A: Yes, we use crypto currency for payment, which allows our system to be global and unaffected by whatever happens with fiat currencies. The blockchain also allows us to be transparent with how much and the type of data being traded, while protecting the data itself and its source. We genuinely appreciate our community. There are a lot of fun and energetic people out there who are either early adopters or people who are curious about our mission. We’ll be doing this again before long. In the meantime, we’d like to leave you with a question – What’s your data worth? www.tartle.co Tcast is brought to you by TARTLE. A global personal data marketplace that allows users to sell their personal information anonymously when they want to, while allowing buyers to access clean ready to analyze data sets on digital identities from all across the globe. The show is hosted by Co-Founder and Source Data Pioneer Alexander McCaig and Head of Conscious Marketing Jason Rigby. What's your data worth? Find out at www.tartle.co  

One thing I've learned over the past couple of years, craft beer allows me to easily make new friends. That’s what happened here. Just two guys talking about the same passion. I’ve been following and chatting with the guys from #TheBrewFellows for a while now. Both Alex and Mitch love craft beer, great food, and music! Recently Alex and I, one of the “Fellows” sat in front of our computers and talked beer. We discuss what started him on this journey of craft beer love. A few “kid friendly” breweries. Also, where he enjoys going to listen to live music. They're both based outta Grand Rapids. Get over to their Instagram page and give #TheBrewFellows a follow.

Alex Manos is a functional medicine practitioner, nutritional therapist, podcaster and educator. Recently Alex has co founded a company called HealthPath. This is the second time Alex has featured on the show - please find the first show on resilience below in the links and resources section. In this episode we cover: - Stool testing - Breath testing - Making sense of microbiome testing - HealthPath and bringing functional medicine to all via lab testing - Challenges for nutritional therapists from a business perspective - Some of Alex’s best tips for new nutritional therapists Links and Resources: Alex’s personal website - https://www.alexmanos.co.uk/ HealthPath website (use mgpodcast for 10% off any order at checkout) - https://healthpath.com/ (Please note neither Alex or HealthPath have paid me to record this epiosde. Also, if you do use the discount code I do not recieve any kickback financially. I am just interested in this space and Alex’s knowledge and HealthPath are very useful tools.) Alex’s podcast - https://www.alexmanos.co.uk/the-alex-manos-podcast/ Alex first Ep on my show - https://soundcloud.com/user-188029167/strengthen-your-resilience-with-alex-manos Quick word from me: If you like the show please share it with someone and thank you for listening. Also subscribe on soundcloud or I tunes so you recieve each new episode directly. - 33 Fuel support the show: 33 Fuel produce natural and powerful sports nutrition products Website - https://www.33fuel.com/ Discount - gain 10% off your first order with matt10 at checkout.

Recently Alex left a comment on Instagram saying “Can you get David Fearn aka shit show Dave on the podcast? it would be great to see the other side of concert photography, the guys who shoot shows that rarely have a pit and can shoot the whole show. And how it is to deal with crazy crowds!” Sure. I can Alex! Today’s guest is Los Angeles based music photographer Dave “Shitshow” Fearn, Dave committed to documenting the dark underground punk/rock scene instead of Hollywood celebrities and shooting big stadium shows. In this interview, we’ll talk about his personal journey from being a pro sports photographer who was never touched by his own work, why he is giving it all for the local music community and Dave will explain why he started to publish his own magazine.

The music of Philadelphia's Beach Slang alludes to a feeling of youth and vulnerability. Sounding equal parts punk and pop, their similarity to artists such as The Replacements can't be denied, but they're fully rooted in the present. Now Beach Slang find themselves at a crossroads. Shortly after drummer JP Flexner left the band, guitarist Ruben Gallego was fired amid controversy. Committed to carrying on, frontman James Alex has embarked on a tour supporting "A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings" performing by himself. Recently Alex told fans on Facebook "If you come to a show, know that it's going to be just me, my electric guitar and my amplifier—loud and loose and unyielding."

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar: Feb. 2, 2013 http://inclusioneers.com/?page_id=12 (About Alex) Alex Dunn:As a Speech-Language Pathologist at the Upper Canada District School Board and president of Inclusioneers, Alex Dunn has presented across the USA, Canada, Germany, England, Spain, exploring technology (SMART Technology, iDevices, Assistive Technology) and theory as part of Universal Design for Learning Toolkit to ensure ALL students, achieve the goal of meaningful educational, social participation. Recently Alex was named SMART Exemplary Educator of the Year for Canada for 2012 and appointed as an Officer for Special Education Technology Special Interest Group for the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). In her presentation she shared both UDL strategies and iPad apps that are engaging for ALL students. She also introduced class profiling as a valuable strategy for teachers. Class profiling and goal selection act as the starting point for exploring how apps, accessibility features and the integration of the iPad with external devices (switches, interactive whiteboards) can provide multiple means of representation, expression and engagement for ALL in collaborative, inclusive learning environments.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar: Feb. 2, 2013 http://inclusioneers.com/?page_id=12 (About Alex) Alex Dunn:As a Speech-Language Pathologist at the Upper Canada District School Board and president of Inclusioneers, Alex Dunn has presented across the USA, Canada, Germany, England, Spain, exploring technology (SMART Technology, iDevices, Assistive Technology) and theory as part of Universal Design for Learning Toolkit to ensure ALL students, achieve the goal of meaningful educational, social participation. Recently Alex was named SMART Exemplary Educator of the Year for Canada for 2012 and appointed as an Officer for Special Education Technology Special Interest Group for the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). In her presentation she shared both UDL strategies and iPad apps that are engaging for ALL students. She also introduced class profiling as a valuable strategy for teachers. Class profiling and goal selection act as the starting point for exploring how apps, accessibility features and the integration of the iPad with external devices (switches, interactive whiteboards) can provide multiple means of representation, expression and engagement for ALL in collaborative, inclusive learning environments.