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Sarah is 35 so F*ck off and die celebrates by inviting DJ Shannon Fox to eat cake and talk about dying alone. Just kidding. In this special episode, Jade, Sarah and Shannon discuss the best things about being single, including how good it is not to date people who police what you put in your mouth. Shannon shares her expertise on glitter, dressing like a three-year-old for eternal youth and how her duty in life is to remind people about Angela’s Ashes. Jade constantly mentions how young she is, even though she is the oldest person in the room. Sarah complains about the term ‘single’, and everyone agrees on a new and far better term. Much cake is eaten. This pod was recorded with 2 mics and 3 people, so the sound is all over the place.Show notesSpecial guest DJ Shannon Fox visits the FOD pod.Hustlers is the film featuring our girl crushes JLo and Cardi B (WAP 4eva).Get an hour glass and watch your life slowly pour away. It's really fun. Really.Angela's Ashes - another really fun thing to watch. We mean read. It was a book first.The Man in the Arena“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly.”Teddy Roosevelt quoted 1910Quoted in Daring Greatly by Brene Brown.Review your exSend us a review of how your ex performed during the break up and it might be anonymously read on our pod.Example: Ghosted me then asked to be COVID fuck buddies six months later. 2/10.Emma Watson talking sense“I never believed the whole ‘I’m happy single’ spiel,” she continues. “I was like, ‘This is totally spiel.’ It took me a long time, but I’m very happy [being single]. I call it being self-partnered.”Emma Watson quoted in Vogue 2019Our gift to ShannonGet a gold mirror decal that tells you you're Sexy AF. (Cause you fucking are.) Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/fckoffanddie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Mrs. Filholm’s Idea of Heaven (“Burn One with John Prine”)Schlemiel, Schlimazel (Mrs. Filholm gets the soup spilled on her.)A callback to some content that was cut (Dropbox: Smart Sync)A decorating solution: All the art (Netgear Meural)Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Donatello, Michelangelo, Rafael *DaVinci didn’t have one*)Comedy Ranch! (Local fans, REPRESENT!)

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.The biggest, baddest Kitchenaid mixer (Andew and Delany’s wedding registry!)Getting good (Friday night comedy showcase at Greg’s Kitchen and Taphouse)

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.It’s everywhere, and Mrs. Filholm thinks about it all the time. (mechanically engineered earth)A story of healing through movement (Ghost Rider by Neil Peart)Bipedalism (Brain evolution, Dementia and whatnot)Karass, Granfalloon, Duprass (What Kurt Vonnegut teaches us about relationships)Un-vitation (Requisite Seinfeld pull)A love song to Andrew’s girl (In My Life)Leslie Knope’s Unity Quilt (Just one idea for the big event)To send Andrew and Delany a message that will make them think of you every day, please email hma@slova.app

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.New Ghostbusters (Afterlife)And that’s Showbiz, Kid (“Roxie” from Chicago)Scratching me right where I itch (A recent episode of our favorite, Roderick on the Line)

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Denver News. Satirized. (Westish)If you’re in Denver, you’d be crazy not to come. (Laughs on Tap, Friday nights until the Second Shutdown)Road Chops: Nance Pants (The inestimable Nancy Norton!!!!)

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Why Mrs. Filholm knows about it and I don’t (Hydro Dipping)I know all the fruits (Aziz Ansari’s 50 Cent grapefruit joke)Dave Chappelle (The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor 2020)Live comedy! (Laughs on Tap every Friday in Denver, until further notice, with 6’ distance… weekly link for tix on the FB page for Greg’s Kitchen and Taphouse)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.I don’t think I can shoot a squirrel (Mark Rober’s squirrel obstacle course)Classic Crosman (in pink, duh.)A real targety thing that spins around (Caldwell Resetting Targets with Portable Design and Shooting Spots for Outdoor, Range, Shooting and Hunting)How to be an anti-racist: Black lives matter. (Ibram X. Kendi)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.We get different internets (2020 Disaster Bingo Cards)Ska is my people (Tears of a Clown)She still gives me hope and happiness (Gabriella Bee’s cool vid)"How can people not understand why people are acting the way they are?" (Spike Lee’s 3 Brothers)Watch it: Sickeningly timely. (Do the Right Thing)How to be an anti-racist (Ibram X. Kendi)We have to shut up and listen. (White Folks Guide to Protesting)The very serious function of racism is distraction. (Toni Morrison’s 1975 speech)Racial inequality and incarceration in America (13TH)White people, we gotta talk about it. (Hello, Privilege. It’s Me, Chelsea)Teenagers suck, across time. (The Accident Hump)Historically volatile (Youth Bulge)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Mark Rober, not Mars Rover (squirrel obstacle course)Where the misnomer originated (Humblebrag: The Art of False Modesty)An academic perspective on the not-so-humble brag (Harvard Business School study proves the humblebrag is a useless waste of time)It’s what’s for dinner (Spam™ Musubi)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.A real baby, not with LeAnn Grimes (X Æ A-12)You are Bert! (Adventures in sidewalk chalk)The way to do comedy right now (Phone It In Denver Film Festival)There are things about this quarantine that Andrew actually enjoys (As per Roderick on the Line)They probably don’t want stand-up at their opening party (Friend of the Show Flaneur Watches is getting a retail space!)

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Something joyful to say (“Animal Control” Parks and Rec Season 5 Episode 18)Andrew’s lookin’ at TikTok (Dancin’ across the room in a horse head)More prepared to laugh (Roderick on the Line and all the great shows)NPR still comin’ in hot (Tiny Desk Concerts)Energy and healing and chakras and woo-woo things (Reiki)As close as the ground as you can get (Earthing)CLAYCATION!

SHOW NOTES:Special thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.We’re making a sculptural-looking thing (Spiral minaret: The Great Mosque of Samarra)There will be time, there will be time... (Living the J. Alfred Prufrock life)I did update my website (BeyondMamaBear.com)A show that mostly worked (Socially Distant Mother FaceBook livestream: all the motherhood feels)Trendsetter/Tastemaker (Toto C200 Washlet Electronic Bidet)Bidet life keeps coming up (You Look Nice Today; California King)Those funny, funny video guys (Lonely Sandwich)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.The opposite of war isn’t peace; it’s creation (RENT)And I don’t even own a TV (“Flagpole Sitta”: One of Mrs. Filholm’s favorite songs of all time)The fools get cynical and the world gets silly (Marcus Arelius and the Stoics and the Tim Ferriss Four-Hour Work Week and stuff)Work is prayer; prayer is work (Saint Benedict)Just persevere and stay alive (Reconcilable Differences: Merlin vs. John, who is maybe a Scorpio)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Mrs. Filholm’s inspiration (Banksy: Exit through the Gift Shop)The Bulgarian fabric guy (Christo: Valley Curtain)Where the squirrels live (Box elder)It certainly does suck (Flowbee)It’s a world-wide trend (Doing it for the LOLs)Sneakin’-around clothes (Parks & Recreation: Would Leslie Knope Be My Friend or Enemy?)Prison for sidewalk chalk (Agit-Prop theatre)I wish we could call Kanishka (Likert scale)The day I become a prop comic... (Robot or Not)What a YouTube channel is (The Playlist)Get outta here + squirrel in a front-pack (Requisite Seinfeld pulls 1 + 2)The Water-Skiing Squirrel (Twiggy)Haircut & Eyelash Goalz (The actual Twiggy)I’m still trying to figure out what he does (Roderick on the Line)Too Much Schadenfreude for me (The Tiger King)Soft-core (Orange is the New Black)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.In memory and celebration of Mark Benz, whose presence on the planet will be missed. 1993-2020 #RIPCan we keep him safe? (Mrs. Filholm’s book and life's work)John Roderick did it (Freight hopping)Trimming too much (Coppicing @ The Omnibus)There is nothing inherently wrong with adverbs (Hemingwayapp.com)Live Readings by Local Authors on Motherhood (Listen to Your Mother: April 23 at the Oriental Theatre in Denver)Am I like a nervous bird? (The Power of Now)In every presentation Andrew has ever built for school (The Anvil Transition)An excessively cheerful or optimistic person (Pollyanna)High Hopes (A cool Panic at the Disco song Mrs. Filholm likes)“Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm” (Emerson? There’s some controversy.)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.A culture-jamming, power-fighting, rule-breaking artist (Chumbawamba’s Tubthumping)Wide lanes, Jerry (Requisite Seinfeld pull)Crying is almost always always out of frustration (Roderick on the Line Episode 371)The Romans built the aqueducts (This Old House episode about ice damming)The recent phenomenon of wig parties (they’re a real thing)Get on the train or you’re stupid: Highly recommended things (Bidet = business + pleasure; Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica, Key of G; Hohner Harmonica Holder HH01; Beyond Mama Bear, the Audiobook)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino, who composed the intro/outro music for Half My Age.Maybe it’s trying to tell me it had a bad day (Roomba 675)Get on the train or you’re stupid: Highly recommended things ( Bidet = business + pleasure; Fender Blues Deluxe Harmonica, Key of G; Hohner Harmonica Holder HH01; Beyond Mama Bear, the Audiobook)Like Jerry’s Nana (Requisite Seinfeld pull)Once people get past being freaked out, I think they appreciate me (Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment)It’s a fool who looks for logic in the chambers of the human heart (O Brother, Where Art Thou?)Haters Gonna Hate (Shake It Off)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino who edits this podcast and does his best never to steal valor.Denver = America’s Worst City to Find Love (303 Magazine & The Great Love Debate with Brian Howie Podcast)The Bizarro Andrew (Requisite Seinfeld pull)I’m being very cool by not listening to it (The Joe Rogan Experience: Nikki Glaser)“My culture is not your costume” (Pamela Anderson’s Halloween costume)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino who edits this podcast and keeps the power on.“Just do it like a Band-Aid. One motion. Right off!” (Requisite Seinfeld pull)What Mrs. Filholm wants for her birthday (Buy this book!)Clean Comedy Contest! (November 17, 2019 @ Comedy Works South)“I don’t mind sounding like an idiot.” (Power outages and wild fires in California; The debate continues to rage)A case study on how greed takes over and causes all kinds of harm (Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino who edits this podcast and never gives us the duck.Mrs. Filholm can’t stop and she won’t stop. (The new book! You can buy it now!!)Andrew’s ideal situation (Clean Comedy Competition at Comedy Works, November 17!)Trying not to crush the bunny (Lawyers, Guns and Money)

SHOW NOTESSpecial thanks to Jonah Mancino who edits this podcast and drops in the occasional sound effect for levity.A grain of sand in the microchip (Friend of the Show Chris Traeger)I definitely sprained my ass (The gluteal region)The sweet stage makeup with bones sticking out (Moulage)And are you experiencing any discomfort? (Requisite Seinfeld pull)I’m just gonna shut up on that until I know more (Emergency; The Game)Old theatre kids put on good shows. (Morrissey)A cool new concert venue in Denver (Mission Ballroom)

Episode 109 Show Notes - Special guest, JayCray returns to the studio! - Josh has to defend his 'China Eyes' comment - JayCray promotes the Cocoa Village Playhouse and some of the upcoming shows - Adam takes 2nd in a contest with a story about sharting - Jake from State Farm is our neighbor - Mr. Wilson with a Hep-A warning - Artemis missions from NASA - Andrea Joy brings us the 'Guy-a-ry'   Music Provided by: Tru Phonic Facebook https://www.facebook.com/truphonicofficial/  Available to Purchase https://truphonic.bandcamp.com/releases    *The opinions and views heard on Living Podcariously or any Dichotomy Media, L.L.C. podcast are those of the hosts, guests and callers and do not reflect the opinions of the sponsors, Libsyn or the employers of the hosts. *   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the 'Na Na Na' studio in Titusville, FL. Hosted by Adam, Andrea and Mr. Wilson! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously  Bit Music Provided by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

In today's episode, Ken Greene talks with a client about his amazing success story and experience working together over the last six years. Stay tuned and enjoy Bobby's success story! Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help others become financially independent and 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  Show Notes Special guest in this show - 0:58 A success story: Bobby - 1:21 Acquaintances for about six years - 1:38 What is Bankosaurus®? - 3:17 Working with Ken - 4:32 Who is an ideal client - 5:43 Bobby's company and what he does - 6:30 Bobby's background - 7:23 Bobby always does his homework - 8:14 The importance of having a savings strategy - 10:40 Paying yourself back with interest - 12:57 Get into the Bankosaurus® and restructure your money - 14:18 Use credit cards for convenience - 14:49 You do not control the environment - 21:52 You control the money, you are the bank - 25:11 Taking control of your financial environment - 28:09 How growth works - 29:09 Be honest with yourself - 31:57 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

In this episode you’ll hear [ 01:07:41 ]:Art’s backstory from working in a research lab to creating and developing Energetic NLPSelf Sovereignty over your own energetic fieldThe importance of continually clearing your energy fieldEnergy Hygiene: How to live from your Authentic SelfGuided Energetic NLP exercise that clears all foreign energies and reclaims your own. SHOW NOTES:Special for Witchy Wellness Listeners >>Facebook - @EnergeticNLPTwitter: @ArtGiserArt’s Energetic NLP Website- https://energeticnlp.com/

Roo and Tugs are joined by Kiit Lock, famous streamer, to discuss the world of Popufurs! In this topic revisit (which was originally Tugs’ first episode as host) they discuss why furries crave popularity, how to approach famous furries, and the social norms around the curious phenomenon of popularity. NOW LISTEN!   Show Notes Special […]

Episode 100 Show Notes - Special show 100! - We recap some of our favorite clips from over the past 99 episodes over some champagne! - Josh has still yet to see the Goonies - Tach takes a call about going to the nude beach to shoot a show - Tach gives us a recap on his paranormal investigation at the Space Ice Complex - 'Dirty Minds' this week on Tach's 'It's Game Time' - The News Flash   Studio Sponsor: "Why Are We Here" Studios Your Crystal Shop 2100 N. Courtenay Pkwy Merritt Island, FL 32952 YourCrystalShops.com Music Provided by: Tru Phonic in order: 'Fonzarelli's Jam' 'Missouri' 'Say, Be, Know' 'City By The Sea'   Masterful Beard https://masterfulbeard.com/ *The opinions and views heard on Living Podcariously or any Dichotomy Media, L.L.C. podcast are those of the hosts, guests and callers and do not reflect the opinions of the sponsors, Libsyn or the employers of the hosts. *   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach, Adam, Andrea and Mr. Wilson! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously  Bit Music Provided by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

Joe, Zac and Rayna talk about creative ways to find the money you need to move into your area of passion.     Show Notes: Special thanks to Stephen Carlock for adding some awesome detail to our notes and discussion.   Know your number. At what point can you transition from your career to your passion?   If pursuing your passion involves going to work for another entity (whether professional, non-profit, etc.) it makes sense to wait until you’ve found a position where you can at least cover all of your bills, preferably with some extra money to continue to further that passion. Pretty simple!   If pursuing your passion involves starting up your own business, it gets a bit trickier. Self-employment requires you to create your own income (there is no employer cutting you a check every 2 weeks) on an ongoing basis. Some passions will create more revenue at certain times of the year, for instance. And sometimes, for seemingly no reason at all, business will be a bit thinner and revenue will be lower.   To account for this, I suggest two things before transitioning:   Have at least 3-6 months worth of living expenses set aside somewhere, in case momentum builds slowly or you hit a rough patch and you have to live on savings for a while. Generate at least your basic income goal for at least 3 consecutive months. It’s one thing to earn enough to cover your bills for a single month. But, can you repeat that? If you jump ship the first month you meet your living expenses, you may find yourself drowning on month 2.   Know your plan. If you had all the money you needed today to start, what would your plan be? How do you know it would work?   Build a path from now until day 1 of launch. Pursuing your passion is a noble, but challenging goal. You won’t be able to wing it. There are a few things to do -   Research Your Industry: Like I mentioned above, certain industries are more seasonal than others. Some industries are continually changing, or undergoing a huge change right now. Some industries require more training than others to succeed. Your plan needs to include contingencies to accommodate all of this. For example, non-profits tend to bring in a lot of year-end donations. You may see a huge spike in revenue around the end of the year/new year, but you may also need to operate largely on those donations for several months afterward.   Create smaller goals leading to your final launch: Morale is hugely important to your success. It takes a lot of effort to get from “concept” to “reality.” If your official launch is the only goal you have in mind, you run the risk of burning out during the lengthy grind to get there. Creating several smaller checkpoints along the way to your ultimate goal gives you a chance to experience success more often, which can keep the fire burning. For example, becoming a successful voice actor is greatly helped by receiving acting training, creating a professional demo, and building a strong website. I set each of these as individual goals for myself, and whenever I met a goal it reminded me that the ultimate goal really is achievable.   Recruit partners: Going it alone introduces an unnecessary challenge, and can really work against your success. Now matter how motivated you are, a burden is more easily overcome when shared. These could be financial partners, to help share the cost of starting. They could be brainstorming partners to help you further develop your plan over time. They could be accountability partners that you meet with weekly to keep yourself on track toward the goal. The point is - don’t go it alone. There is no point in wasting valuable resources.   Develop “side gigs” related to your main goal. Ever heard the phrase “don’t put all your eggs in one basket?” Successful entrepreneurship relies heavily on developing a variety of income streams. That way, if one aspect of your venture isn’t doing as well you have other ways of keeping afloat while you continue to push the entire operation forward. For example, as a Voice Actor my primary focus is recording audio for clients. This works well, unless the number of clients I have is thin. As a related side gig I might offer to professionally edit the audio that other voice actors have recorded. Or I might offer to write scripts for other actors or businesses. In addition to creating more opportunities for income, these related practices can also prove very useful in helping to strengthen my core pursuit.   Know your timeframe. Wrap your mind around the realistic amount of time to gain the finances and plan you need to launch.   To succeed, you need to maintain a long-term mindset. Sometimes you will already have several pieces in place when you initially develop your goal. Other times you’ll have to work completely from scratch. When researching your industry or passion area, make sure to look for examples from others of the potential time it may take to reach certain mile-markers. And then set your own deadlines. Specific deadlines, with dates. Open-ended deadlines have a tendency to help us procrastinate, or even fail.   3 Ways to Finance Your Passions   Reducing Lifestyle and Cost of Living: I looked into some statistics, and apparently the latest research suggests that 40% of families in America are living on 110% of their actual income. What? That means many of us spend more than we make. We can thank credit cards, payment plans (layaway anyone?!) and also...not setting budgets...for this. Even if you aren’t pursuing a passion or some other large financial goal, it’s always a good idea to live below your means, for a number of reasons. When budgeting, I suggest trying to set at least 10% of your income aside every paycheck. If you can live on less, even better. Remember, this is going toward your passions. Some practical ideas:   Ditch the coffee shops for a few months, and make your own coffee at home. We talked earlier about how much you can save if you do this for a period of time. Stop seeing every movie the day it comes out. It costs about $20 for a single movie ticket, popcorn and a drink (conservative estimate). Why not wait until the movie is at a discount theater, or even at Redbox? If you’re concerned your TV is not big enough to enjoy the movie...scoot a little bit closer. And remember, this is just for a little while, as you save for this true passion. Stop eating out for as much. Even at a cheap place like McDonalds you’re likely to spend around $10 per meal. If you only did this for dinner every night of the month that’s still $300 per month on restaurants. If you shop right (no, not super coupon-clipping), you can support a family of 5 (I’ve done it) on this amount each month. And no, that’s not eating Ramen noodles every night. Buy used stuff, or at least keep your iphone for more than one generation. In America we fall into a huge trap of having to buy something new every time it comes out. We do it with phone, cars, televisions, etc. The reality is, just because new tech is out it doesn’t instantly make what you own obsolete. You can save a lot of money by waiting a little longer to buy something new at a lower price, or used for even less. Penny saved penny earned.   Put your money to work through investing: Investing is scary to a lot of people these days. Many older investors experienced the stock market crash in 2008, and many younger investors remember the stories those older investors told (and still tell). But the reality is that investing done right generally carries more reward than loss. This is too broad a subject to discuss in great detail unless you’re devoting a single podcast (or five) to it, but it’s something to look into.   Be smart about the way you trade time for money: When you’re considering taking on a new task always think “ROI” which stands for return-on-investment. If you are spending 1 hour on a $20 task, and 1 hour on a $40 task, it makes sense to cut out the $20 task over time so you can take on more of the $40 tasks.   Practical ideas to generate funds:   Donate plasma. Participate in focus group studies. EX: in Austin, TX you can get paid to review TV shows and commercials via “The Media Panel” Create “side hustles” using your skills on websites like www.fiverr.com or www.upwork.com. Can you edit audio? Professionally proofread text? Blog? Drive views to YouTube videos? Record a great Donald Trump impression? All of these things are potential money makers on sites like these. Do some extra work on the side for friends or family who own businesses. My mother-in-law owns rent houses. They often need painting, ceiling fans installed, etc. In a few hours I can make $100 or more for work that isn’t mentally challenging, so I get the added bonus of being able to brainstorm while I do it! Medical studies. This one requires a bit more research, but companies like PPD in austin may pay several thousand dollars to participate in a medical study where you have to be on site for a week or two. Again, making money while having time to think. Just be comfy with the study you choose.   Create a YouTube channel. The millennial generation may not realize it, but we love the “seinfeld” experience. You know, the show about nothing. You can make a pretty successful YouTube channel creating content that isn’t about any specific thing, but simply blogging about your life. If you do have specific interests you can also create niche channels. This takes some build up, but there is money to be made. Create “classes” about your area of expertise. If you’re an expert in a particular type of software, or a certain task, you can make money teaching others. Websites like www.udemy.com will allow you to create full courses teaching people about a particular topic, including everything from basic to professional level information. Any conceivable topic is a money maker - Geology, Audacity, C++, Photography, etc.    

Show NotesSpecial thanks to Julie Kremkus for the episode inspiration.This episode was written by Doug Schumacher and Allison Beda. Edited and produced by Doug Schumacher. 

Can silence rewire your brain? What do studies show happens when we’re silent? That’s the topic of today’s show where Erin and Jeremy discuss the benefits and impact of finding moments of silence in our often chaotic  and distracted world. Show Notes: Special thanks to Cairn for sponsoring today’s show. Visit getcairn.com/ptb and use the … Continue reading "The Power of Silence" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is motivation garbage? How to you go from knowledge to action? On this episode of the show we’ll hear a clip from Inside Quest from Mel Robbins on the concept that motivation might be garbage and a brain-hacking technique called the 5 second rule. Show Notes: Special thanks to Cairn for sponsoring today’s show. Visit … Continue reading "Brain Hacks from Mel Robbins to Stop Thinking and Start Doing" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the show we’ll hear a story told by actor Will Smith which will put a smile on your face and teach an important lesson on facing fear. Then we’ll hear from author Tim Ferriss about a technique he uses for facing fears and measuring risk called ‘fear setting’. Show Notes: Special thanks to … Continue reading "Tips from Will Smith and Tim Ferriss for Facing Fears" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes inspiration is all around us, we just don’t notice. In today’s episode Erin and Jeremy hear an inspirational story from an unexpected place, then you’ll hear 22 inspirational quotes from Ralph Waldo Emerson. Show Notes: Special thanks to Cairn for sponsoring today’s show. Visit getcairn.com/ptb and use the Promo Code PTB5OFF for $5 off … Continue reading "Monday Inspiration to Kick Start Your Week" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you ready to GET MOTIVATED?! In today’s show Erin and Jeremy discuss 10 motivational tips that will actually make your life better and how to get motivated and stay motivated almost all the time using one simple habit. Ready…Set…GO! Show Notes: Special thanks to Cairn for sponsoring today’s show. Visit getcairn.com/ptb and use the … Continue reading "Get Motivated and Stay Motivated With One Simple Habit" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Show Notes Special thanks to Digital Operative, Zeeto and Magento San Diego Meetup! Hosts Kalen Jordan – @kalenjordan Phillip Jackson – @philwinkle Brian Lange – @brianjlange

Show NotesSpecial thanks to Ashley Frye for joining us on this episode! Paper Love ClubMark 12:28-31Jesus Creed by Scot McKnightDiscordMatthew 5:1-12The DollopWorld of WarcraftSerenity PrayerConnect, subscribe, and follow us on the following platforms! TwitterInstagramFacebookStitcheriTunesGoogle Play PodcastsFeedBurnerEmail

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It's been a long two weeks and Dan is done. It's all just gotten to be too much. Maureen is ready to talk about Comey and sentient banjo Jeff Sessions but Dan cannot do it any more. How can we save Dan Sinker before he is sunk? Maureen has an idea: A FULL-ON DISNEY SPECTACULAR with podcast superstars (and Disney superfans) Hal Lublin and Mark Gagliardi! We've long promised that when Trump leaves office--by resignation, impeachment, massive constipation from too much beef--we are off to Disney World. Well today we decide that a wish is a dream your heart makes and so we have to FOLLOW OUR DREAMS, Sayswhovians. Even if it takes us to a theme park in central Florida. What happens if you drop in the Tower of Terror 35 times a day for a month--does it better prepare you for life under Trump? What's going on inside the Hall of Presidents? If Trump went to Epcot's World Showcase, would he think it was real? And how could we trap him there? Is Trump's plane powered by his butt? How has Maureen's personality been influenced by a haunted painting? Will Blue Apron become a sponsor? When Trump leaves offices, what's the first ride YOU ride? This Says Who only happens if you truly believe. Clap! Clap! No, seriously. CLAP. SHOW NOTES: Special guests Hal Lublin and Mark Gagliardi of We Got This! See Maureen live on stage with Mark and Hal at the Philadelphia Podcast Festival on July 21! Walt Disney World is a theme park located in greater Orlando Florida. The nuns execution painting Maureen describes in this episode? It is so real. Your Intrepid Hosts: Maureen Johnson and Dan Sinker Our awesome theme is courtesy of Ted Leo. Says Who's Logo was made by the one and only Darth

Living Podcariously Episode 46 Show Notes - Special guest Vhilena Paine joins us today - Give us some love. Like us on our Facebook page - Huge Announcement for our Podcasts - Village Idiot Pub in Cocoa Village has come on board for sponsor and partnership - Adam and Andrea took Adam's stepson to the Gentleman's Club - Adam has a brief awkard moment at the strip club with Andrea and his ex - Tach picks up strippers by offering to juggle - The best Women's Protest march signs - Interview with Vhilena Paine for her visit to "The Voice" and her ownership of Escape Cocoa Beach - Tach brings us another 'Its Game Time" - Close out interview with Vhilena Paine - Andrea Joy bring us the Guy-a-Ry   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach, Adam, Andrea and Jay! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously    DJ Gil Lugo mail: djgillugo@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/djgillugo Twitter/Instagram/MixCloud: @djgillugo     Music Provided by DJ Constant https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi7nCO7WoMkeyUxsrIE0sVQ DJ Gil Lugo BenSound http://www.bensound.com Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

The prophecy of the Azumi Royal Family is fulfilled as Steven and Ross take on 1974's Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla - the first film for Godzilla's mechanical doppleganger, and the final film for director Jun Fukuda. This episode also includes a brief discussion of Toho’s superhero show Zone Fighter! Show Notes - Special thanks to Tim over at kaijufiction.tumblr.com​ for his excellent submission. Do also check out his equally excellent blog! - The Zone Fighter monster Ross said looked like it had a “giant sponge” on - its back was Spyler, who appeared in the show’s fourth episode. - Godzilla ultimately appeared in five episodes of Zone Fighter: 4, 11, 15, 21 and 25. He faced and fought Gigan for the third and final time. - Jun Fukuda’s co-writer on the film was Hiroyasu Yamamura

Show Notes Special guest Yoav Kutner joins the guys to talk the origins of Magento, Oro CRM and more. Links OroCommerce Hosts Kalen Jordan – @kalenjordan Phillip Jackson – @philwinkle Guests Yoav Kutner – @yoavkutner

The Show Notes: Special pre-inebriated show explanation shot 1 Intro Slau on skepticality Cleaning up at Slau's Katya thinks I'm a prick. Captivating True Stories from the Adventures of PFA - Another auction shot 2 shot 3 Ask George - Embarrassing story  from Sion Mortimer Calls Even More Again Once Yet More shot 4 J.C. Hutchins and Obsidian stuff SUPER Religious Moron(s) of The Week - Monique Davis  from Jared and Jay and a bunch of others - Vicar Thorsten Nolting  from Arkle shot 5 - Florida Schoolboard  from Jared Congiardo - Islamic Fiqh Academy of India  also from Jared - More idiots looking at the sun  from Sion shot 6 - Moron Update  from Bill Seguillen and James Blackwell shot 7 Rambling awfulness shot 8 Show close ..................................... Mentioned in the show: Slau and the Skepticality episode; J.C. Hutchins and the Obsidian project; Soccergirl Incorporated; oh, and this. Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's music at CD Baby and iTunes, and Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as download and print editions. Have a comment on the show, a topic for the Hrabbi, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom, too! Ms. Information says: Wow, even the Maestro's draft of show notes was drunken.