Podcasts about Road warrior

Ron and Pete trade places this week, with Pete in the role of Road Warrior, checking in from Orlando, Florida. That's why this week's pod recorded during their original Thursday night slot.With both the Cubs and Cardinals nearing Ron's critical 40-game mark, it's only a little too early for the guys to engage in a spirited debate about the performance of both teams. Ron shares his cautious optimism about the Cardinals, who have clawed their way back to .500, while Elliot is excited about the Cubs' surprising success despite MLB's most difficult month.The conversation takes a humorous turn as the trio discusses the arbitrariness of Ron's 40-game rule, and they reflect on the potential futures of key players like Nolan Arenado and Matthew Liberatore. As the discussion unfolds, they ponder the implications of recent player performances – yes, you, Jordan Walker – and speculate on the trade deadline strategies for both teams."Ron's Soccer Minute" returns, with Ron lamenting City's recent struggles in MLS, highlighted by their recent disappointing performances. The episode wraps up with a lively discussion about the latest season of Andor, as Ron and Elliot attempt to convince Pete to give the show a chance, promising that it's a must-watch for any Star Wars fan.Check out the livestream on YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, or X.Follow us on X and Instagram. Like us on Facebook.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Strategies of Tension: Dependence on Authority and Induced Helplessness

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Monday with Mitzi or Mom.

Monday with Mitzi or Mom.

Women and Men: Biblical References and Relevance

Mothers, Men, and Women: A Tribute to Mothers — Mother's Day is around the corner on Sunday, May 11th.

Rivka and Frank are joined by attorney and legal organizer Don to talk about the 1981 cult classic Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. The three compare the political formations and ideologies inherent to both the communists of proto-Gastown and the violent raiders of Lord Humungus' gang. They also unpack the nature of the film's unreliable narrator, whether Max is even a good guy (a former cop?!), and if aesthetic expression is a fundamental component of post-apocalyptic survival.  MVC will be taking a break for May but will return with new episodes in June!

The boys start off the show talking about the Toys R Us movie that is in the works. And they also mention the latest signing for a legends deal. The boys start talking about Vegas and everything surrounding Wrestlemania weekend. And they delve deep into what happened with the debacle with the Meat Up In the news, The boys talk a little bit more regarding the Road Warrior 12 inch pre orders. Jazwares put up their house of black three packs available on Jazwares vault. Mercede's Mone limited figure went up for sale on AEW shop. The boys cover everything from Mattel's showing at WWE World. From Retros to Superstars to Walmart and Target, the boys cover it all Pre Orders: Big Rubber Guys - Collectmajor.com Earl Hebner Road Warriors are available at Big Bad toy store Kerry Von Erich Bruiser Brody Fig Collections - shop.figurecollections.com The patriot Buff Bagwell   Zombie Sailor - (zombiesailor.com) La Toonie 12 inch Road warriors (latoonie.com) KWK Shopkwk.com use code Fullyposeable to get 10 percent off your order Thank you to everyone for keeping this show going!

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Lies and Propaganda: War, Food, and more.

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This week, Rivka and Frank dive into two of the most talked-about shows of the season: The White Lotus and Severance. They explore how Severance brilliantly captures Marx's concept of worker alienation, debate whether The White Lotus functions as true satire or simply a glossy drama about wealthy vacationers, and discuss the political implications each series leaves us with. For next week, we'll be watching the post-apocalyptic Mel Gibson epic MAD MAX 2: The Road Warrior.

Kyle, a field sales rep from British Columbia is struggling with a common prospecting challenge: how to consistently prospect when you're constantly on the move. Kyle's situation likely resonates with many of you in outside sales. He described his typical day—starting at job sites at 7:30 AM, running between appointments, sending proposals from his truck, and working from Starbucks in between meetings. Sound familiar? He had read my book, Fanatical Prospecting, where I advocate for dedicated time blocks for prospecting. But Kyle's reality made traditional time blocking nearly impossible. So what's a field rep to do? What follows is the advice I gave Kyle, cleaned up and expanded so every field seller, territory manager, and outside-sales road warrior can put it to work—right now. Focus on Activity Count, Not Time Blocks If you're in Kyle's shoes (or truck), here's my advice: stop obsessing over time and start focusing on activity counts. Instead of trying to carve out a rigid one or two-hour block, set a daily activity goal. For someone in Kyle's position, committing to 30 quality outbound touches per day is likely sufficient. In my early days, I personally made 100 dials daily, no matter what—but you need to find your number. It's amazing what you can accomplish in small pockets of time. Got 10 minutes between appointments? You can make 10 dials. These micro-prospecting sessions add up throughout your day. Instead of asking, “How do I find two uninterrupted hours?” ask, “How many outbound touches do I need to hit my pipeline goal?” Reverse-engineer your math. If 30 dials typically create two meetings—and two meetings a day keep your funnel fat—commit to 30 dials, period. Activity over chronology. Whether you burn those calls in one block or in six five-minute bursts between site visits doesn't matter. Hitting the activity target does. Prospecting is like push-ups: the muscle only cares that you completed the reps, not whether you did them all at once. Practical Fanatical Prospecting Implementation for Field Reps Here's how to make this work in the field: Set up your list the night before: Don't waste precious morning energy building your call list. Have everything ready to go when you start your day. A pre-built list eliminates the mental drag of figuring out who to call while you're juggling mud, invoices, and traffic. Use the gaps: Those small windows between appointments are prospecting gold. Five minutes here, ten minutes there—use them. Capture information efficiently: Most calls will go to voicemail. For the ones who answer, quickly note any important information to input into your CRM later. Don't try to update your CRM in real-time between every call. Be safe: Obviously, don't text and drive. Pull over if you need to take notes or send follow-up messages. What Kyle is experiencing is common for outside sales professionals. You can't prospect the same way as an inside sales rep with a dedicated desk and phone. Your office is your vehicle. Your desk is wherever you can find a flat surface. Your schedule is dictated by customers and job sites. Create a Mobile Prospecting Kit Salesforce is great—when you have stable Wi-Fi and two hands on a keyboard. Field reps need something that works when the LTE bars dip to one. Print or export your list with phone numbers and a skinny note column. Hyperlink mobile numbers in a notes app so a single tap dials the next contact—no scrolling, no fumbling. Use a hands-free auto-dial app (tons exist) if local regulations allow. Safety first; quotas second. Capture notes on paper or dictate voice memos. At day's end, batch-enter critical intel into your CRM. Perfect data hygiene is optional; capturing deal-moving facts is mandatory. Rule of thumb: Log information, not activity. Managers love call-count metrics, but conversations and follow-up triggers win deals.

Send us a textI couldn't tell you the date, but I remember sitting in my parent's basement, my buddy Dave was over and spending the night. We were staying up late, drinking why too much Dr. Pepper and eating all the popcorn we could get our hands on. We were watching late night movies and having a blast like most 10-year-olds.That's when we watched what I would later figure out, was my first Post Apocalyptic Film…The Omega Man with Charlen Heston.It wouldn't be my last.The idea of a world where all the people were gone and you could just run around and grab whatever you wanted was pretty cool for a 10 year old. I have to admit it was pretty cool as a 16 year old as well when I watched Night of the Comet.Since then, I have seen them all…Ok, not all of them. But, from The Last Man on Earth, to A Boy and His Dog, from Death Race 2000, to Road Warrior, and from Escape from New York, to finally Children of Men (which by the way is the best post-apocalyptic movie every)We could spend hours or maybe even days talking about the post-apocalyptic genre. From Books, to films, to computer games and yes, table top roleplaying games. But Mike, Christina, and I are going to try our best a focus on the genre concepts of the post-apocalyptic scene and how to bring them into your roleplaying games.Let's start with you Mike, Do you remember your fist taste of the Post Apocalypse?

The Mariners wrapped up the week 4-2 on the start to their road trip. The Mariners offense has come out of hibernation and they collected their first AL Player of the Week. The destroyer of the Blue Jays wrecked havoc in Toronto and brought along a sidekick to be the Beast Above The Border. Who are Coach Red and Cain talking about this week? Who will be their picks to click? Well, you got to tune in to find out!

Monday with Mitzi or Mom. Mitzi goes solo!!

Monday with Mitzi or Mom. Mitzi goes solo!!

You've Got the Magic, Who Needs A Genie?: The A-Lister's Guide to Holistic Expo SuccessYOU'VE GOT THE MAGIC, WHO NEEDS A GENIE? has been eighteen years (and 450,000 miles) in the making. It's a treasure trove of everything I've learned about being a road warrior on the holistic expo circuit that helped me scale the twin mountains of Metaphysical A-Lister and Business Master. And it's all here for you.Do you need a bigger audience for your psychic work? Are you looking to showcase your healing skills for a larger client base? Would bringing your holistic creations offline and directly into people's hands take your work to the next level?Whether you're just starting in the field or are a seasoned Lightworker looking to up your public profile, YOU'VE GOT THE MAGIC, WHO NEEDS A GENIE? is packed with clear, useful information and suggestions so you can make every expo a five-star experience.Corbie Mitleid knows what it takes to go from unknown to A-lister. With a combination of motivation, persistence, honing her skills and developing valuable business practices, Corbie has successfully scaled the the twin peaks of the Metaphysical and Business worlds. Today she has a global reputation, rock-solid connections with first-rate event promoters, and a constant stream of clients both in-person and remote around the world.You've Got the Magic, Who Needs a Genie? is a practical guide to making your name in the holistic expo field. In this book, you'll learn about:THE BASICS: Holistic Expo Boot Camp explains how to find the fairs and make sure you are a professional standout from the time you walk in the door. Learn the secrets to creating your expo showcase, from your booth look to your personal statement to your show assistant.THE SOCIAL APPROACH: You can have the best looking booth in the world, but if you don't know how to make that “connection magic” with the folks who walk by, you'll have a very short-lived show career! Learn how to shine to both your clients and your show colleagues: professionalism on your part, best practices for networking with other folks in your field, and how to keep in touch with clients, including social media and advertising.THE INTANGIBLES: There are certain parts of show professionalism that aren't usually included in the instruction manual and can't be ticked off from a checklist. These “intangibles” are also referred to as the how: how you view yourself, how you view your work, and how you view your customers.THE KEYS TO SELF CARE: You'd never buy a car and forget to change the oil. YOU are the vehicle that drives your career toward success, and it needs just as much care and thought or you'll never get there. In this section, we'll discuss the best ways to keep your Road Warrior license up to date and the vehicle (YOU) running its best.THE GRAB BAG: Your career doesn't have to be solely focused around expos. Here, we'll highlight the gigs that may happen once your show career takes off, ways to raise your profile to become an A-Lister that much faster, and the information to keep you SAFE while you grow your career.No matter where you are in your Lightworker career, YOU'VE GOT THE MAGIC, WHO NEEDS A GENIE? is a treasure trove of clear and useful information from the woman who has been there, done that, and is ready to share her magic with YOU.Want to be a guest on Book 101 Review? Send Daniel Lucas a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/17372807971394464fea5bae3 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

War and History: American Revolution, Jury Selection, Mutiny, and other points.

World Control

Featuring: Michael “Boston” Hannon Paul “Moonpir” Smith Running Time: 1:28:27 Video Version: YouTube We're back for another tale of The Road Warrior with TVGP's Critical Misses! Join us as we chat about the changing Wasteland, folklore, how to pronounce gasoline, unused footage, what this movie is actually called, and much more! Applause sound effect from SoundBible Royalty free music from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com Become a patron of TVGP for just a few dollars a month at E1M1's Patreon Page! Get two month early access to Critical Misses, uncensored outtakes, production meetings, and much more for just $5/month!

Monday with Mitzi or Mom

Monday with Mitzi or Mom

Countdown to Memorial Day — Continuing from yesterday on the topics of perception management and manipulation of populations: exposing British Intrigue and exploring the American Revolutionary Spirit

Countdown to Memorial Day — Continuing from yesterday on the topics of perception management and manipulation of populations: exposing British Intrigue and exploring the American Revolutionary Spirit

Manipulating the Population: Strategy of Tension and ‘Gladio'

Manipulating the Population: Strategy of Tension and ‘Gladio'

Monday with Mitzi or Mom

Monday with Mitzi or Mom

The Internet of Things and You, and the Technocrats' Take-Over

British influence in the world, marriage, and some other stuff.

British influence in the world, marriage, and some other stuff.

Play your flame guitar as you cue up the 655th edition of Have You Ever Seen to hear us jaw about the loner known as Max Rockatansky, but stay for the Imperator known as Furiosa. George Miller's 6-time Oscar-winner was the 4th in a series that already featured one of the greatest stunt movies ever made (The Road Warrior), but then he and his team managed to easily top it with Fury Road. And just as it was with the earlier pre-CGI films, most of the remarkable and dangerous stuff was done practically! Tom Hardy is solid casting in taking over the role that made Mad Mel Gibson a star, but this movie belongs to Charlize Theron as Furiosa. She, Zoe Kravitz, Riley Keough and the other fantastic female characters are the standouts in a surprisingly feminist film. So drive out, then drive back home as we head over to Australia (well, Namibia, really) and wrap up another Oscar Month with a detailed chat about Mad Max: Fury Road. Well, Actually: we said that it's unlikely Miller will get to make more films in this series because Furiosa bombed last year, but Mad Max: The Wasteland IS in pre-production. If you enjoy the product that has its own version of guzzoline, check out Sparkplug Coffee's website (sparkplug.coffee/hyes). Our "HYES" discount code will save you 20% off your next order. Rate our podcast in your app and write a review of it, but also subscribe. Hit the trusty like button and comment on YouTube as well...and subscribe (@hyesellis in the search bar on YouTube). Contact us: email (haveyoueverseenpodcast@gmail.com), Bluesky (ryan-ellis and bevellisellis) and Twi-X (@moviefiend51 and @bevellisellis).

Welcome back to Hugging the Cactus: A Mel Gibson Podcast! In this episode, host Sicco dives into the wild world of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, the 1985 sequel that left fans scratching their heads. With a $12 million budget and a disappointing $36 million domestic box office, Sicco explores why this post-apocalyptic action flick didn't live up to The Road Warrior. From the tragic death of co-creator Byron Kennedy in a helicopter crash to Warner Brothers' Americanized, PG-friendly overhaul, he unpacks the shift from brutal car chases to slapstick train escapes and a kid-filled storyline. Mel Gibson's Max Rockatansky teams up with Tina Turner's unforgettable Auntie Entity, backed by a killer soundtrack featuring "We Don't Need Another Hero." Sicco also covers George Miller's direction, the Thunderdome arena, deleted scenes, and missed toy marketing opportunities. Join him for 1980s movie nostalgia, behind-the-scenes trivia, and a look at what could've bee