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Ever since its humble beginnings in March 2016, The Babylon Bee—a Christian, conservative version of The Onion—has been a godsend for Americans who have become worn out by news outlets that take themselves too seriously. From its theological inside jokes about the prosperity gospel to its long-standing feuds with Snopes and CNN, the Bee has made its mark in the world of satire. On today’s episode, David and Sarah are joined by the Babylon Bee’s editor-in-chief, Kyle Mann, who tells us about the challenges of satire writing in a cultural moment when it’s not always easy to determine fact from fiction. “There is an element where it’s not that our articles are too close to reality, it’s that reality is too close to satire,” Mann explains. “It’s what makes it so hard to write because you write something that you think is so goofy and over the top and then people believe it because reality is so crazy.” Listen to today’s episode for a conversation about C.S. Lewis’ best books, Kyle’s joke-writing process, and a tell-all about why Twitter’s decision to temporarily deplatform and demonetize the Babylon Bee was ironically “the best thing that could happen” to the team. Today’s episode would be incomplete without its requisite dose of legal nerdery. Tune in to hear David and Sarah discuss the never-ending saga with Michael Flynn, the McGahn case, and Sarah Palin’s defamation case against the New York Times. Show Notes: -Some of the Babylon Bee’s top headlines: “Nation's Cats Endorse Trump In Hopes Americans Will Go Back To Work And Leave Them Alone”, “Nation Shocked As Jerry Falwell Jr. Doesn't Turn Out To Be Man Of Upstanding Character,” “Lego Introduces New Sharper Bricks That Instantly Kill You When You Step On Them,” “Joel Osteen Sails Luxury Yacht Through Flooded Houston To Pass Out Copies Of 'Your Best Life Now,' ” “Inspiring: Celebrities Spell Out 'We're All In This Together' With Their Yachts.”

Episode #20 features Marine Corps veteran Jimmy Guevara; but what it REALLY features is a mirror for a lot of the vets I’ve met. A mirror that shows the struggle of trying to fit in to a world—whether it’d be a professional, educational, social, or any other society that you try to slip in to without understanding that you are not the same type of person that you once were.Jimmy shares his story (that turns into a two-part episode) about his journey into and through the Marine Corps. He shares very personal moments that, if you knew Jimmy… these moments he shares… really had to be pulled out over a period of time after having established a trust with him. But why I think they are important and urged him to share—is because I have a very similar story, and if I have that story… many other people do too! Stories like losing his grandfather who was murdered over political views, being in an abusive home, having alcoholic role models, joining ROTC because he had a feeling that he needed a stable structure. Stories like leaving the Marine Corps he loved so much, to take care of external obligations… for him, his mom. Stories that he has about himself from being a college dropout and what seemed to employers as “stubborn” and “insubordinate,” into an extremely relevant and trustworthy key player in the advocacy movement for the student veteran at two (going on three) colleges! But it’s not that he was stubborn or defiant, he is a Marine; A Marine that tried to assert a higher level of standard—one of quality vs. quantity—in the places he sought employment, which sometimes (as most of us have experienced) doesn’t fit well in a place that isn’t looking to let go of some of the qualities keeping them from being exceptional. Yes I’m biased.Jimmy is a storyteller, so my intention was to give Jimmy the platform, and let him go! Jimmy throughout this conversation talks about his troubled high school career that was primarily a gap filler of time that was a hurdle between he and the Corps; he talks about his deployments and almost being a casualty to “friendly-fire,” and his short-yet-much-needed career in the Corps. We talk about legacy, and what it takes to rebuild oneself from the moments that seemed like failure. As a student veteran, Jimmy found himself creating a college that he wished he had the first time around. Not knowing anything about the red tape of most programs, or even programs in general, Jimmy found himself becoming knowledgeable on all the benefits available for the veterans in college and created a team to take care of all the veterans looking for financial aid, a place to stay, study help, VA benefit enrollment, and even found himself advocating for vets to have a safe haven where vets can come and be around people who wouldn’t judge us for our personalities that don’t quite fit in other groups around campus.Jimmy gives a theory about why vets don’t do well in school, and mentions that “there is actual power in being a student instead of sitting in the background.”I love this conversation because Jimmy is the epitome of “if there’s a will there’s a way…” From forging signatures to change his education programs in order to be able to go into the Marine Corps, dropping 75 lbs to become a Marine, and then realizing that just because you’ve failed once at something does not mean you’re a failure… only that the way you tried it before, wasn’t the way that works to see success!“I worked too hard to quit!”Jimmy’s last note… “The More Veteran’s we help, the more support we’re gonna get!----------------------Show Notes----------------------Some other key points to the conversation were:•Networking•How we should get out of the mindset of “transitioning…” and change the mindset to “acclimatizing” or “adapting,” (which is actually an interesting thought)•Feeling stuck•Finding your identity•What it’s like being an only child in a service that becomes family•How leadership comes from watching leadership be leaders•Learning from your teaching mistakes to become a better instructor•Putting on a Mask to fit in with the Marines who couldn’t wait to get out•Taking “One Class at a Time!”•How to advocate for veterans… “Bring what you know!”Most importantly we talk about Jimmy’s Call to Action! Give Back! Stand up for your vets!Shout outs to Boogie (Alfred Wilson) and Carter

Episode #20 features Marine Corps veteran Jimmy Guevara; but what it REALLY features is a mirror for a lot of the vets I’ve met. A mirror that shows the struggle of trying to fit in to a world—whether it’d be a professional, educational, social, or any other society that you try to slip in to without understanding that you are not the same type of person that you once were.Jimmy shares his story (that turns into a two-part episode) about his journey into and through the Marine Corps. He shares very personal moments that, if you knew Jimmy… these moments he shares… really had to be pulled out over a period of time after having established a trust with him. But why I think they are important and urged him to share—is because I have a very similar story, and if I have that story… many other people do too! Stories like losing his grandfather who was murdered over political views, being in an abusive home, having alcoholic role models, joining ROTC because he had a feeling that he needed a stable structure. Stories like leaving the Marine Corps he loved so much, to take care of external obligations… for him, his mom. Stories that he has about himself from being a college dropout and what seemed to employers as “stubborn” and “insubordinate,” into an extremely relevant and trustworthy key player in the advocacy movement for the student veteran at two (going on three) colleges! But it’s not that he was stubborn or defiant, he is a Marine; A Marine that tried to assert a higher level of standard—one of quality vs. quantity—in the places he sought employment, which sometimes (as most of us have experienced) doesn’t fit well in a place that isn’t looking to let go of some of the qualities keeping them from being exceptional. Yes I’m biased.Jimmy is a storyteller, so my intention was to give Jimmy the platform, and let him go! Jimmy throughout this conversation talks about his troubled high school career that was primarily a gap filler of time that was a hurdle between he and the Corps; he talks about his deployments and almost being a casualty to “friendly-fire,” and his short-yet-much-needed career in the Corps. We talk about legacy, and what it takes to rebuild oneself from the moments that seemed like failure. As a student veteran, Jimmy found himself creating a college that he wished he had the first time around. Not knowing anything about the red tape of most programs, or even programs in general, Jimmy found himself becoming knowledgeable on all the benefits available for the veterans in college and created a team to take care of all the veterans looking for financial aid, a place to stay, study help, VA benefit enrollment, and even found himself advocating for vets to have a safe haven where vets can come and be around people who wouldn’t judge us for our personalities that don’t quite fit in other groups around campus.Jimmy gives a theory about why vets don’t do well in school, and mentions that “there is actual power in being a student instead of sitting in the background.”I love this conversation because Jimmy is the epitome of “if there’s a will there’s a way…” From forging signatures to change his education programs in order to be able to go into the Marine Corps, dropping 75 lbs to become a Marine, and then realizing that just because you’ve failed once at something does not mean you’re a failure… only that the way you tried it before, wasn’t the way that works to see success!“I worked too hard to quit!”Jimmy’s last note… “The More Veteran’s we help, the more support we’re gonna get!----------------------Show Notes----------------------Some other key points to the conversation were:•Networking•How we should get out of the mindset of “transitioning…” and change the mindset to “acclimatizing” or “adapting,” (which is actually an interesting thought)•Feeling stuck•Finding your identity•What it’s like being an only child in a service that becomes family•How leadership comes from watching leadership be leaders•Learning from your teaching mistakes to become a better instructor•Putting on a Mask to fit in with the Marines who couldn’t wait to get out•Taking “One Class at a Time!”•How to advocate for veterans… “Bring what you know!”Most importantly we talk about Jimmy’s Call to Action! Give Back! Stand up for your vets!Shout outs to Boogie (Alfred Wilson) and Carter

James continues his conversation with CYI staffer and Billy Graham Evangelisitic Association partner Eben Eddy. In part 2 Eben shares the lessons he has learned on avoiding burnout and on keeping his own soul healthy.Show Notes: Some ways you can connect with Eben Eddy:YCI - Youth Commission International Link: https://www.yciclubs.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/eben.eddyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebeneddy/Eben's book From Pain to Purpose: https://www.amazon.com/Pain-Purpose-Decisions-Despair-Destiny/dp/1981983333

James has a conversation with YCI staffer and Billy Graham Evagelisitic Association partner Eben Eddy. In this conversation Eben talks about his journey towards and through burnout.Show Notes: Some ways you can connect with Eben Eddy:YCI - Youth Commission International Link: https://www.yciclubs.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/eben.eddyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebeneddy/

Ken Harrison is a former LAPD detective and now Chairman and CEO of Promise Keepers, a worldwide movement for men. Promise Keepers exists to reunite, rebuild, re-imagine, and inspire the hearts of men. You can connect with Ken on IG: @kenrharrison You can connect with the PK movement on IG: @promise_keepers You can join me and thousands of others by coming to the PK event on July 31-August 1 in Dallas, TX. Click here You can purchase Ken's book, Rise of the Servant Kings HERE. SHOW NOTES: Some takeaways from this podcast: Ken was an LAPD detective and his stories within his book, Rise of the Servant Kings, are awesome. Men need to give themselves space and grace to grow. A Promise keepers man is real and authentic. Promise Keepers is founded upon these promises: Honor, Brotherhood, Virtue, Commitment, Change making, Unity & Obedience Characteristics of a Servant King How can we help a man to be proactive, courageous, and humble. How PK is reaching out to the military. How PK is becoming more ethnically and racially diverse as the Gospel compels. He references three books that men need to read: My Utmost for His Highest, The Indwelling Spirit and Mere Christianity. The biggest "thank you" you could give to the A New Kind of Man team is to share this episode with others on social media, and face and face. If this show has been helpful or insightful, please subscribe and leave a rating and review in iTunes. To get further connected within the New Kind of Man Community, here are some options: Follow “A New Kind of Man” on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram. Share it with friends on your social media feeds. Join our private, men’s Facebook group, "New Man Crew.” This group of men is committed to changing the world beginning with themselves, their relationships, their communities, and the world! Big vision, we know. It starts with us. Go to www.beanewman.com to join the tribe or sign up for some coaching. Subscribe the to New Kind of Man Podcast on Youtube. Email Chad to get some personal coaching, chad@beanewman.com. The UPCOMING GUESTS Thom Shea (4/27/20), John Eldredge (5/4/20), Scott Flansbaum (5/11/20), Stephen Mansfield (5/18/20). Thank you @josephmcdademusic for letting us use your music on the New Kind of Man Podcast.

How many times have you doubted the BIG VISION for your family building businesses together? Has it gotten harder over the years to visualize you and your spouse really walking FULLY in that vision? Here’s the thing, the less we see ourselves doing it, the further it is from us. But that’s only part of it. The other part is this, simply put, far too many quit on themselves by ‘settling.’ We get it. Sometimes it hurts to try again. To keep visualizing what you desire can feel like a lost hope. But we’re here today to speak hope into that space. SHOW NOTES: Some of you are giving up too soon! In this episode we’re discussing:

Show Notes: Some struggling US cannabis companies may look to Canada for possible bankruptcy protection https://mjbizdaily.com/some-struggling-us-cannabis-companies-may-look-to-canada-for-possible-bankruptcy-protection/ Kentucky hemp company, with more than $100 million in debts, files for bankruptcyRead more here: https://www.kentucky.com/news/business/article240041563.html Tilray, Aurora Cannabis Layoffs May Signal Industrywide Problem https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cannabis/20/02/15263134/tilray-aurora-cannabis-layoffs-may-signal-industrywide-problem The 2019 State of Cannabis report https://www.eaze.com/article/eaze-insights-our-annual-state-of-cannabis-report-is-here Host: Josh Kincaid, Capital Markets Analyst & host of your cannabis business podcast. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/ The Talking Hedge: Your cannabis business podcast covering cannabis products, business news, investments & events. https://www.theTalkingHedgepodcast.com Music Info: Song: Dark Trap Beats Hard Rap Instrumental | Gang | 2018Artist: LuxrayBeats --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinghedge/support

Show Notes: Some struggling US cannabis companies may look to Canada for possible bankruptcy protection https://mjbizdaily.com/some-struggling-us-cannabis-companies-may-look-to-canada-for-possible-bankruptcy-protection/ Kentucky hemp company, with more than $100 million in debts, files for bankruptcyRead more here: https://www.kentucky.com/news/business/article240041563.html Tilray, Aurora Cannabis Layoffs May Signal Industrywide Problem https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cannabis/20/02/15263134/tilray-aurora-cannabis-layoffs-may-signal-industrywide-problem The 2019 State of Cannabis report https://www.eaze.com/article/eaze-insights-our-annual-state-of-cannabis-report-is-here Host: Josh Kincaid, Capital Markets Analyst & host of your cannabis business podcast. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshkincaid/ The Talking Hedge: Your cannabis business podcast covering cannabis products, business news, investments & events. https://www.theTalkingHedgepodcast.com Music Info: Song: Dark Trap Beats Hard Rap Instrumental | Gang | 2018Artist: LuxrayBeats

This week on Coast Reporter Radio, two big feature interviews: Sunshine Coast Regional District chair Lori Pratt joins the Coast Reporter team for a look at recent issues facing the SCRD and Kathleen Holmes, the founding artistic director of the Coasting Along Theatre Society, which made the Nutcracker a Christmas tradition on the Coast, joins arts writer Rik Jespersen. Show Notes: Some of our recent stories about the Sunshine Coast Regional District: https://www.coastreporter.net/search-results-7.13938?q=Sunshine+Coast+Regional+District Arts writer Rik Jespersen’s story on Kathleen Holmes’ decision to step down from the Coasting Along Theatre Society: https://www.coastreporter.net/entertainment/arts-entertainment/kathleen-holmes-resigns-as-artistic-director-1.24054321 This week’s Art Beat: https://www.coastreporter.net/entertainment/arts-entertainment/art-beat-get-out-get-down-warm-up-1.24054318

This time of the year Ken recommends us to take a step back and review the amazing year we just had: the successes, failures, and what we learned from it. Beyond the classic new year resolutions, the idea is to truly dive in a reflection process to know what you want to accomplish in the upcoming year. Get the step by step from the Engineer of Finance himself on this episode!   Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help people become financially independent and help them earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.   Links and Resources from this Episode For resources and additional information on this episode go to http://engineeroffinance.com  Connect with Ken Greene http://engineeroffinance.com  Office 775-624-8839 https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-greene  https://business.facebook.com/GreeneFinance Book a meeting with Ken If you liked what you’ve heard and would like a one-on-one meeting with the Engineer Of Finance click here   Show Notes Some of Ken’s thoughts about 2019 - 3:05 How Ken approaches the reflexion process - 4:10 Planning the year around family vacations - 5:25 Systems and goals - 8:58 More important than money is time - 12:45 Who is going to help you accomplish your goals in 2020? - 14:30 The power of education - 16:50 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher Subscribe with RSS

Show Notes: Some of my young advisor friends find themselves in the first 3-5 years of business asking the question... Can I sell and help? I'm here to tell you that there are some definite things you can put in place to avoid the financial professional's dilemma. Wanting to help people, but also the need to provide for your financial needs can present this dilemma. How do you bridge that seemingly wide gap in motives? Understand you will need a "True" North. First and foremost, you must remain true to yourself at all times. This means that money, fame, success at any level will only amplify who you already are. If you're a good person with a good heart, then all those things will only make you better...however the reverse is true. Pro tip: This is why I highly advocate all my coaching clients to have a morning routine that centers you and helps you affirm the reasons why you do what you do (whatever that is). Having a True North will help you stay true to you. Understand that receiving compensation = "Thank you". Practically speaking...being compensated for selling a product or selling advice is just token of appreciation. I heard this concept from Rabbi Daniel Lapin and it was really eye-opening for me. You see all of us come from different money stories and depending on how you were raised you may view money as something other than a tool. It is not in of itself good or bad—it is can only be those things based on who is using it. So if you provide someone with a solution to a problem and they compensate you with money for doing that then you have earned the right to it and you should be proud of what you've done because you've helped them solve a problem. Understand that you need "margin" or runway. Be prepared to "weather the storm" of this industry. Understand what you are getting into. Don't start in this business if it means that if you don't get any clients that you won't be able to provide for yourself or your family financially. It will take some time for people to trust you with their money regardless of how good your advice is. Be prepared for that and have some savings because it may take you a while to ramp up your income.Quick Question...Where do you fall on this continuum? Do you think you would have a conflict between selling or helping? Let me know down in the comments. Thanks for listening, reading and watching. Are you a current or aspiring financial professional? Click here to learn more about how I'm helping you jumpstart your career! Want to connect with me? Send me a DM on Linkedin (@dhendersonsr) or Instagram (@dominiquehendersonsr). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dom-the-maven/message

Caleb takes us through the history of the show and shares why he started it, where it is currently, where it’s going, and how this podcast has changed him. Also, he invites you to go to the brand new site betterwealthpodcast.com. Stay tuned and enjoy!   Links and Resources from this Episode https://betterwealthsolutions.com For additional information go to http://betterwealthpodcast.com/ or check out Caleb at https://calebguilliams.com Don’t forget to take our survey at https://betterwealthpodcast.com   Get Your Free Copy of The AND Asset https://www.andasset.com/book   Show Notes Some context about the podcast - 0:53 Better Wealth's first episode - 0:56 Why Caleb loves podcasts - 1:46 Starting the podcast to build relationships - 2:14 Having a podcast takes effort - 2:55 The best way to have a conversation with a client - 4:08 Knowing as a company what the priorities are - 5:43 Social media is a great thing - 7:34 Being clear on what they should be focusing on  - 7:59 Wanting to take the podcast to the next level - 8:18 Helping people live to the highest potential - 9:48 Launching betterwealthpodcast.com - 11:00 What's going to be the survey - 13:10 What's going to be a priority - 14:21   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

In This Episode You Will Learn About: When to step into a partnership or collaboration How to divide up responsibilities and profits How to have tough conversations Entering into a contract Going big with your events   Resources: Learn more at eventluv.com Buy Powerhouse Woman: How to Get Out of Your Own Way, Fulfill Your Unique Purpose, and Live a Powerful Life Lindsey’s Instagram: instagram.com/llindseyschwartz Lori’s Instagram: instagram.com/loriharder   Show Notes: Some of the questions I get the most center around how to handle business partnerships: Whether or not you should have a business partner, how to tell if someone is a good fit for your partnership, or what to do if you have a partnership that’s going downhill. To help answer some of those questions, I’ve brought on two powerhouse women, one being my wife Lori Harder, and the other is the remarkable Lindsey Schwartz.   These two women have recently collaborated on an upcoming event called Event Luv, a five day training program for holding profitable, successful events. Because I’ve been watching how this collaboration unfolded firsthand, and because I have been watching how well they work together, and some of the tough things they’ve had to do to make this successful, I decided to bring them on to ask them the tough questions around how to form a successful partnership. Listen up, get inspired, and get ready for several takeaways that are going to help you in your business.   Question Highlights:  Is this a partnership or a collaboration?  Why are collaborations so valuable right now? What value do partners bring to the table? How do you have the money conversation? Have you had any moments where you’ve had to have tough conversations? Whose idea was Event Luv? What is the one thing you’re most excited to teach?   Guest Bio: Lindsey Schwartz is an entrepreneur, top podcast host, and best-selling author. As a sought after speaker, Lindsey travels around the world inspiring women to get out of their own way and into action around their big ideas, and helping them create the careers they’ve always dreamed of.   After seeing numerous women in her life stop short of pursuing their own entrepreneurial dreams because of fear and self-doubt, she saw the need for more honest conversations about the ups & downs of entrepreneurship in order to show women that they don’t have to have it all together to get started. From there, the Powerhouse Women community, annual event, and podcast were born, with the motto that we're not meant to do business (or life) alone!    Lori Harder is a transformational speaker author, Forbes Top-18 Female-led Podcast host, Number 1 Best-selling author, and thought leader. She helps people lock in their transformations by teaching how to create lasting relationships that support their long-term goals.   As a successful entrepreneur running two seven-figure businesses, network marketing professional, Tedx Speaker, 10-time cover model, and three-time fitness world champion, she offers a carefully curated set of practical tools to promote sustainable health, spiritual well-being and emotional thriving.   She is the creator of the Top 100 Earn Your Happy podcast with over 15 million downloads, the founder of The Bliss Project event with thousands of women who’ve attended and the best-selling author of A Tribe Called Bliss.  She also runs two 7-figure masterminds with her husband Chris Harder. Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com

How do you talk about something in therapy when all you want to do is avoid thinking about it? And why might it help to be able to tackle it?  Nick Gilbert talks to Dr Lucy Maddox about how he sought help for post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and his therapist, Dr Jen Wild, explains the theory behind the treatment, and dispels some myths about what it's like.  This show includes reference to suicide.   Show Notes Some more sources of information are listed below. Websites For more about BABCP check out: www.babcp.com To find an accredited therapist: http://cbtregisteruk.com NHS Website about treatments for PTSD are described here: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd/treatment/ Support for veterans can be found here: https://www.combatstress.org.uk/ Books Overcoming Traumatic Stress by Claudia Herbert Trauma is Really Strange by Steve Haines Jen has a book coming out soon too - watch this space for details.     

Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in your favorite podcasting platform — and while you’re there, please leave us a like or a review.Our next read (in two weeks) will be Wicked Deeds on a Winter’s Night — and the witches are coming! WDOAWN is the story of Bowen MacRieve (werewolf) and Mariketa the Awaited (witch)…and the book that really breaks open the wide world of IAD. We’ll be joined by the brilliant Adriana Herrera, and you won’t want to miss it. Get ready for the read along at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books or your local indie.Show Notes- Some fun facts about The Amazing Race.- The Valkyeries in mythology, and maybe you didn't notice that "Val Hall" is a play on Valhalla. - Vampires in pop culture & literature.- Remember your high school English teacher talking about characters who are foils of each other? This is not to be confused with your algebra teacher talking about how to solve quadratic equations.- On Urban Dictionary, I want to kiss the person who defined Frigid it as "An outdated, Victorian term used to describe women who aren't interested in sex. Only used today by drunk men in bars to explain why the woman they attempted to pick up wasn't interested."- A wacky look at some potential real life examples of time travel.- Just out of curiosity, this is what you'll find if you google "Bad Ass Estonian General." IMPRESSIVE.- Sarah's wet noodle joke is part of a long literary tradition where vampires just need a good dose of viagra.- All about beta heros, cinnamon roll heroes, and a link to a lot of talk about the latter from Ana Coqui's November 2018's #RomBkLove. - Sarah mentions "the vampire chained to a bed" and she's talking about Conrad Wroth, the hero of Dark Needs at Night's Edge (book 4).- Just a brief review of birth control, how we use it, and why it is so important to women's rights.- In case you were wondering why Jen talked about "no one ever has to go to the bathroom." It's a thing. Sarah accused Jen of RUINING ROMANCE, but clearly that's not the case because here we are.- More about lightning and planes.- Chicago's Bubbly Creek. That's real. If you ever want to nerd out on this history, Jen recommends a book called Nature's Metropolis. Honestly, you really have no idea how fascinating grain elevators are.- The short and incomplete list of magical items introduced in this book: Kaderin gives the Furies armor that can't be pierced and a battle axe that can kill Lore beings without having to behead them. The New Zealand coven of Valkyeries has a choker that allows the person wearing it to sing a siren's song. No one knows what happend to the armband that makes the wearer feel overwhelming sexual desire. Amphitrite's tear is a bead that will heal any wound. The Blade of Honorius never misses its target. Thrane's Key was the time-traveling prize in this Hie, and at the end of the book, Riora gives Sebastian one to use at his discretion.- Deus Ex Machina is fun to say, but kind of a bummer when that's how an author gets her characters out of a jam.- All the cool vampires from the mid-2000s carry RAZR phones.- Diamonds are a construct, just like virginity.- Sarah is pro-Kardashian.- Bowen & Mariketa are coming up next, but the thing she was excited about at the end of that book actually happened at the end of Dark Needs at Night's Edge.- Swineherds vs. shepherds, and the only time Jen ever felt truly understood on Reddit.- The Battle of Evermore by Led Zeppelin, and if you think Jen wasn't dying to update Genius with this Kresley Cole reference, you don't know her at all. But maybe the video is more your speed.

Well, what can I say... They are great one-handed Halloween costumes. Pirates because of Captain Hook. Jedis because many if them have one hand cut off. Zombies because of similar reasons to that of the Jedis. However, zombies often are missing limbs for many reasons other than being severed. Regardless of how these characters ended up with one or fewer hands or limbs, they do make such great one-handed costumes. And even though these are currently my favorite styles of Halloween costumes, this has not always been the case. When I was a young boy I was teased a lot about being "Captain Hook." Sometimes some people would use that character as a pejorative or derogatory term. As a result I never did the Captain Hook costume in my youth. Zombies also hit a little to close to childhood heart. However, Jedi Knights were always at the top of my list. Despite all the uncool baggage I received and that I perceived about myself in my younger, I simple love Halloween and one-handed costumes. This podcast is about how realized how much cooler Halloween can be when you are comfortable with yourself.   Thanks for listening! I invite you to share this podcast, offer a comment, or leave some feedback. Show Notes: Some really good one-handed Halloween costumes. Why I did not like dressing up like Captain Hook when I was a child. Many Jedi have one hand. Resources Disney's Captain Hook – Some info about the one of the most famous Captain Hook character. Droui'ko, The One-Handed Superhero – AlejAndro's superhero persona. Contact. Follow. Share. instagram | facebook | twitter | pinterest How to review the podcast on iTunes If you enjoyed, benefited or were impacted by the podcast, it would be beyond cool if you’d take a minute and write a review on iTunes. To do that, click on the iTunes link or launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone. Search for One Hand Speaks, select the album art for the show, select ratings and reviews and then write your review. Big thanks and appreciation. Please spread and share if you feel others will benefit and enjoy and leave a comment or offer feedback.

Lisa talks the many reason why people fear death and why they don’t wanna talk about it. She also gives us advice on how to prepare for death and mentions an event she will attend from IANDS, the International Association for Near-Death Studies.   about a support group that had been through the Lisa shares with us why people don't want to talk about the depressing topic of death she also talks about if we should fear death or not. Do you have an exploring death story you’d like to share with Lisa? Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa at LisaExploringDeath@gmail.com Special Listener Gift Download Your Free Abundance Meditation   Show Notes Some people don't want to talk about death - 1:28 When does dead become so scary? - 2:05 Each of us is going to die - 3:40 There are some ways that you can prepare for death - 4:32 Lisa talks about IANDS, the International Association for Near-Death Studies - 6:55 What life is all about - 8:45 Life isn't an ending, it's a beginning - 10:05 Lisa reads some cards about people's fear of death - 13:08 Don't avoid conversations about death - 15:10   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with iTunes Click here to follow on SpotifyClick here to subscribe with StitcherClick here to subscribe with RSS

What has over 27 thousand acres of land, is the number one theme park in the world and gets more than 19 million visitors a year? Walt Disney World of course! Take a listen as we recount our experiences with this iconic theme park and how it has changed over the years.     YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt Facebook » http://fb.me/GenXGrownUp Twitter » http://GenXGrownUp.com/twitter Website » http://GenXGrownUp.com Merchandise » http://GenXGrownUp.com/merch Theme: "Grown Up" by Beefy » http://beefyness.com Show Notes Some history of Walt Disney World » https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_World EPCOT » http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/guides/epcot/ep-overview.htm 30 Things you didn't know about EPCOT » https://goo.gl/eUjbur What does EPCOT really stand for? » https://goo.gl/p8a7xx History of Disney's Hollywood Studios » http://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/201308/3600 Top classic Disney rides » https://goo.gl/FFh4og Disney rides that are no longer with us » https://goo.gl/Cf4kU1 Looking back at the Disney Ticket Books » https://goo.gl/1ydyfQ Can you find the Mickey Ears? » https://goo.gl/W5MF9W Email the show » podcast@genxgrownup.com Visit us on YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt

So back in a GenXer's younger days, we knew the value of a good education. The first thing we did when we got home was study and do our homework....... BWA-HA-HA-HA! Sorry, I couldn't keep a straight face with that one. Are you kidding?! We would do anything but our homework! Part of our distraction was the afternoon TV targeting us as kids. And we were powerless.....     YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt Facebook » http://fb.me/GenXGrownUp Twitter » http://GenXGrownUp.com/twitter Website » http://GenXGrownUp.com Merchandise » http://GenXGrownUp.com/merch Theme: "Grown Up" by Beefy » http://beefyness.com Show Notes Some classic Sesame Street » https://youtu.be/_Unv07MOp5c Some background on The Electric Company » https://goo.gl/ag794A Classic Electric Company » https://youtu.be/INL6hc9yEow 3-2-1 Contact! opening theme » https://youtu.be/s2-LEBc2sO8 Interesting facts about Rocky and Bullwinkle » https://goo.gl/E1QzR3 Get the entire Tennessee Tuxedo collection on Amazon » http://amzn.to/2HBLNUO Underdog - The complete collection on Amazon » http://amzn.to/2HwgTNH Remembering the Great Space Coaster » https://goo.gl/KGPxi4 The world of Sid and Marty Krofft » http://www.sidandmartykrofft.com/ Opening for the 4:30 Movie showing Batman! » https://youtu.be/VGMRyWO_Ht4 Find every ABC After School Special » https://goo.gl/7u2stv Email the show » podcast@genxgrownup.com Visit us on YouTube » http://GenXGrownUp.com/yt

The Boyce-Sneed feud is one of the most infamous stories of revenge, love triangles and frontier justice in Texas history.  Learn about what went down in Texas and who won.   Show Notes: Some other Feuds: http://www.history.com/news/history-lists/6-epic-family-feuds   Attributed Music:… The post Texas Feuds and Killings appeared first on Incredible Stories Podcast.

The Show Notes Some good news, dammit Intro FEUD was incredibly enjoyable Dr. Damian Handzy’s Facts That’ll Fuck Y’Up      - Aztecs, Oxford, Romans, Libraries, and Hitler’s Pee-Pee Old Headphones Minoishe Interroberg’s To Make With The Good English      - Chiron, Chyron, Charon      - Case in Point vs Case and Point Religious Moron of the Week      - Theprit Palee from Jeremy in Australia Ask George      - Bark? from Mark in Adelaide      - Good solos? from Xander O.      - Steely Dan and Revolver? from Bill P. Happtet tix available PFA Shows Friday & Saturday Show close ................................... Mentioned in the Show The Love Cross The Real Story of Kathrine Switzer’s 
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In this episode, Marcel blames Matt for everything, including the long hiatus in recording the podcast. We review more than a few craft lagers and Matt tastes glaciers. We also look back at the best and worst of 2016 where the long-awaited argument about Mad Max: Fury Road finally happens. Join us for our New Hope episode! Show Notes: Some more reading on small-batch brewing: http://www.beginnerbrewer.com/2014/04/small-batch-recipe-ipa.html Music by: The Deaf Commission. https://thedeafcommission.bandcamp.com/

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The views expressed on air during Black is the New Black do not represent the views of the RAGE Works/My Take Radio staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised. Show Notes Some technical difficulties and a slight echo rear their head on this week’s Black is the New Black but it did not stop Ben & Taylor from delivering their take on sports, hip-hop and nerd sh**.  Here are some of the noteworthy items Ben & Taylor discussed: Sports Super Bowl choke job by the Atlanta Falcons. The dysfunctionality of the NY Knicks Nerd Sh** Castlevania is coming to Netflix New Iron Fist trailer. Black Lightning heads to The CW Hip-Hop Migos homophobic commentary. New Edition movie. Links Follow the hosts of Black is the New Black on Twitter. Ben: @Blaqout89 Taylor: @KingOfTheChill_ Music Intro/Outro Music by The Velvet Touch To learn more about The Velvet Touch and to check out their music head to the following link The Velvet Touch: https://velvettouch.bandcamp.com/ Listener Info Please take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and our app on iTunes. Follow RAGE Works on Twitter to keep up with all the latest news about your favorite shows-@rage_works Become a fan of Black is the New Black on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackityblack    

The views expressed on air during Black is the New Black do not represent the views of the RAGE Works/My Take Radio staff, partners or affiliates. Listener discretion is advised. Show Notes Some technical difficulties and a slight echo rear their head on this week’s Black is the New Black but it did not stop Ben & Taylor from delivering their take on sports, hip-hop and nerd sh**.  Here are some of the noteworthy items Ben & Taylor discussed: Sports Super Bowl choke job by the Atlanta Falcons. The dysfunctionality of the NY Knicks Nerd Sh** Castlevania is coming to Netflix New Iron Fist trailer. Black Lightning heads to The CW Hip-Hop Migos homophobic commentary. New Edition movie. Links Follow the hosts of Black is the New Black on Twitter. Ben: @Blaqout89 Taylor: @KingOfTheChill_ Music Intro/Outro Music by The Velvet Touch To learn more about The Velvet Touch and to check out their music head to the following link The Velvet Touch: https://velvettouch.bandcamp.com/ Listener Info Please take a moment and rate the RAGE Works Network and our app on iTunes. Follow RAGE Works on Twitter to keep up with all the latest news about your favorite shows-@rage_works Become a fan of Black is the New Black on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackityblack    

You may be familiar with the song ‘Zoot Suit Riot’, but did you know it was an actual thing? Learn how a fancy suit put the city of LA on edge. Show Notes: Some 90’s nostalgia, Check out the Cherry … The post The Zoot Suit Riot appeared first on Incredible Stories Podcast.

If you’re interested in discovering some new wines based on your taste preferences, and you’re not afraid to break the habit of “going with what you know”, then Elizabeth and Rick have five easy ways for you to discover some new favorites. Show Notes: Some fun shout-outs from our friends who left reviews on iTunes and comments on the Facebook page Main Topic - How to experiment with new wines: Follow the grape (the “you might also like” method) Regional similarities and differences Discovering similar wines from different blends Using food & wine pairing suggestions from apps and web sites Your local wine shop (but beware of bad advice!!) Listener Question - Sayle Milne calls in with a question about “corkage” fees Grape of the Week - Muscat (and Moscato is one of the most popular wines this year!) Call us and you will be on the show!!! Do you have a wine-related question for Elizabeth? Anything goes! Call 800-599-8478 (in the U. [...]

Let’s get deep again. I tried to mix it up with some pleasant thoughts, some interesting sights, and of course, always deep deep riveting commentary from yours truly (sarcasm goes to 11, you know). Show Notes: Some thoughts about Saizeriya Topic: Japan Makes You Busy A bit about my lifestyle Spending my time on the … Continue reading "Episode 57 – Japan Makes You Busy"