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Tráthnóna inniu i mBaile Dhún na nGall dhéanfaidh Seosamh Mac Suibhne leabhair úr “Ag iarraidh Snámh go comhfhiosach i bhfarraige an dearbhaithe”, a sheoladh i siopa Simple Simon's ar an bhaile.
All your answers have the same first letter, like Simple Simon! For Patreon subscriber Erin Burgess. Fact of the Day: In Japan, more diapers are now sold for elderly people than for babies, reflecting the country's aging population and shifting demographics. Triple Connections: Ross, Barker, Newhart THE FIRST TRIVIA QUESTION STARTS AT 01:45 SUPPORT THE SHOW MONTHLY, LISTEN AD-FREE FOR JUST $1 A MONTH: www.Patreon.com/TriviaWithBudds INSTANT DOWNLOAD DIGITAL TRIVIA GAMES ON ETSY, GRAB ONE NOW! GET A CUSTOM EPISODE FOR YOUR LOVED ONES: Email ryanbudds@gmail.com Theme song by www.soundcloud.com/Frawsty Bed Music: "EDM Detection Mode" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ http://TriviaWithBudds.comhttp://Facebook.com/TriviaWithBudds http://Instagram.com/ryanbudds Book a party, corporate event, or fundraiser anytime by emailing ryanbudds@gmail.com or use the contact form here: https://www.triviawithbudds.com/contact SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL MY AMAZING PATREON SUBSCRIBERS INCLUDING: Mollie Dominic Vernon Heagy Nathalie Avelar Natasha raina leslie gerhardt Skilletbrew Yves BouyssounouseDiane White Youngblood Evan Lemons Trophy Husband Trivia Rye Josloff Lynnette Keel Lillian Campbell Jerry Loven Ansley Bennett Jamie Greig Jeremy Yoder Adam Jacoby rondell Adam Suzan Chelsea Walker Tiffany Poplin Bill Bavar Sarah Dan Katelyn Turner Keiva Brannigan Keith Martin Sue First Steve Hoeker Jessica Allen Michael Anthony White Lauren Glassman Brian Williams Henry Wagner Brett Livaudais Linda Elswick Carter A. Fourqurean KC Khoury Tonya Charles Justly Maya Brandon Lavin Kathy McHale Chuck Nealen Courtney French Nikki Long Mark Zarate Laura Palmer JT Dean Bratton Kristy Erin Burgess Chris Arneson Trenton Sullivan Jen and Nic Michele Lindemann Ben Stitzel Michael Redman Timothy Heavner Jeff Foust Richard Lefdal Myles Bagby Jenna Leatherman Albert Thomas Kimberly Brown Tracy Oldaker Sara Zimmerman Madeleine Garvey Jenni Yetter JohnB Patrick Leahy Dillon Enderby James Brown Christy Shipley Alexander Calder Ricky Carney Paul McLaughlin Casey OConnor Willy Powell Robert Casey Rich Hyjack Matthew Frost Brian Salyer Greg Bristow Megan Donnelly Jim Fields Mo Martinez Luke Mckay Simon Time Feana Nevel
AB joins the boys to talk Danny Aarons becoming a Father, his love life, and lost Egyptian cities! The lads also create a presentation for a brand new invention of their own making!SUBSCRIBE TO AB: https://www.youtube.com/@ABvlogginIf you'd like to work with us, email the studio on workwithbackside@fellasstudios.comProduced by The Fellas Studios: https://fellasstudios.com/podcastsTheo:https://youtube.com/c/HiMalfoyhttps://youtube.com/c/TheoBakerVlogsOllie:https://youtube.com/c/reevhttps://youtube.com/c/OllieFletcherTom Garratt:https://www.youtube.com/@TomGarratt10Lewis:https://www.youtube.com/@lewisbowden14.30 who does AB owe his career to?08:00 AB takes the entrance quiz09:45 TIER LIST: UK PODCASTS11:20 AB Hates Running14:00 The UK's Most Dangerous Animal14:48 The Sheep Conspiracy18:00 Tays and Ginge Pod Reaction19:00 Simple Simon on Pitch Side21:00 Toms Biohazard in the toilet23:45 AB Doing Ayahuasca with Joe Weller26:30 What Lewis REALLY did in Germany28:00 Lewis Used to Blaze Up30:00 Reev Almost Caught in Thailand Earthquake32:40 AB on what Japan is really like35:40 The Egyptian Curse37:00 Underground Alien Egyptian City40:00 Are we more intelligent than Egyptians?44:20 ArthurTV and Bach Crash the Set47.20 Danny Aarons having a kid49:00 HS vs Danny G on Misfits50:20 KSI pulls out vs Dillon Danis54:00 Will AB ever find love?58:00 Pitching our New Inventions59:00 Lewis' Invention01:09:00 Tom's Invention01:15:55 AB Invention01:21:17 Reev Invention01:31:58 Theo Invention Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Experience the ultimate collection of Reggae and Lovers Rock hits in this non-stop video mix! Curated by DJ Simple Simon of Supremacy Sounds, this mix features timeless classics and modern favorites from legendary artists like Bob Marley, Chronixx, and Tarrus Riley. Let the smooth rhythms and soulful melodies take you on a musical journey through the heart of reggae music. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more amazing mixes! Download Link http://supremacysounds.com Follow On Instagram @deejaysimplesimon Tracklist 1. YG Marley - Praise Jah In The Moonlight 2. Buju Banton - Destiny 3. Chronixx - They Don't Know 4. Tanya Stephens - It's A Pity 5. MAGIC! - Rude 6. Torch - Good Reggae Music 7. Chronixx - Smile Jamaica 8. Duane Stephenson - Cool Runnings 9. Gregory Isaacs - Night Nurse 10. UB40 - Cherry Oh Baby 11. UB40 - Come Back Darling 12. UB40 - Bring Me Your Cup 13. Bob Marley & The Wailers - Three Little Birds 14. Morgan Heritage - Don't Haffi Dread 15. Damian Marley - Welcome To Jamrock 16. Demarco - Fallen Soldiers 17. Collie Buddz - Come Around 18. Turbulance - Notorious 19. Capleton - That Day Will Come 20. Chronixx - Skankin' Sweet 21. Collie Buddz - Love & Reggae 22. Shaggy ft Beres Hammond - Fight This Feeling 23. Tarrus Riley - She's Royal 24. Richie Spice - Brown Skin 25. Busy Signal - One More Night 26. Singing Melody - Want You Back 27. Shaggy ft Ne-Yo - You Girl 28. Junior Kelly - Love So Nice 29. Bob Marley & The Wailers - One Love 30. Richie Spice - Earth A Run Red 31. Protoje ft Chronixx - Who Knows 32. Gappy Ranks - Longtime 33. Everton Blender - Lift Your Head Up 34. Dawn Penn - You Don't Love Me (No No) 35. Sophia George - Girlie Girlie 36. UB40 - The Way You Do The Things You Do 37. Estelle ft Sean Paul - Come Over 38. Richie Spice & Alison Hinds - King & Queen 39. Busy Signal - Reggae Music Again 40. Jah Bouks - Angola 41. Richie Spice - The Plane Land 42. Jah Cure - Rasta Is Passing Through 43. Gyptian - My Number One 44. Beres Hammond - I Feel Good 45. T.O.K. - Footprints (When You Cry) 46. Chronixx - Here Comes Trouble 47. Busy Signal - Jamaica Jamaica 48. Busy Signal & Rc - Dreams Of Brighter Days 49. Romain Virgo - Soul Provider 50. Da'Ville ft Sean Paul - Always On My Mind (Remix) 51. Sean Paul - Never Gonna Be The Same 52. Morgan Heritage - Tell Me How Come 53. Etana - My Man 54. Tarrus Riley - Just The Way You Are 55. Jah Cure ft Phyllsia - Call On Me 56. Alaine - Hello 57. Maxi Priest - Wild World 58. Cecile - Anything (Cook Fi U) 59. Maxi Priest - Just A Little Bit Longer 60. Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud (G Duppy Reggae Remix) 61. Tessanne Chin - Hideaway 62. Busy Signal - Nightshift 63. Usher ft Alicia Keys - My Boo (Reggae Remix) 64. Damian Marley - Affairs Of The Heart 65. J Boog - Let's Do It Again 66. Tarrus Riley - Wild Fire (Protect The People) 67. Tarrus Riley - Gimme Likkle One Drop 68. I-Wayne - I Can't Satisfy Her #reggae #rootsreggae #loversrock
Nelver - Proud Eagle Radio Show #538 [Pirate Station Online] (18-09-2024) ✅ Subscribe to Telegram channel: https://t.me/nelvermusic All episodes: https://band.link/proudeagle YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/JjH6uBFy5u4 Tracklist: 01. Perplex - Underground 02. Rusher - Anhedonia 03. Subsonic - Breakdown 04. Skellytn - Keys To The Rave (feat. Coppa) 05. Delta Heavy - High On You 06. Vortex & Dub Ten - Diffusion (VIP) 07. North Base & Kitcha - The Set Up 08. Break - Something Like This 09. Teej & Resslek - Matrix 10. Dub Ten - Clouded 11. Minor Forms & Amoss - Take Note 12. XHL - No Half Measures 13. Debice & I.C.U - Make Some Noise 14. Not Fair - Never Coming Home (feat. KYPT) 15. Deploy - Transform (VIP) 16. CLOVD - FILL THE VOID 17. Nelver - Pandora 18. Data 3 - Foundation 19. Nitepunk & Yianna - Feel This Way (Spor Remix) 20. Sean Wave - Don't Look Back 21. Dunk - My Religion 22. Simple Simon & Silloh - Yukon 23. Nelver & Rezilient - Frozen 24. Lankzi - 4 Da Raver 25. Noelle Sucks - Nonchalant (If Found Remix) 26. Nelver - Imagination 27. Dark Dean & Hankinson - Give It All To You 28. Nelver - Where We Go 29. Fortunecookie20 - Encircled 30. bd:j - Feeling Lucky 31. Nelver - I Need You (VIP) 32. Paleblu & Kray - Summerhus 33. Ben Soundscape & Collette Warren - Unsurpassed 34. Koax - Fallen 35. Nelver & Simplification & Translate - Autumn Motive 36. Marvel Cinema & Luke Truth - Magical 37. Nelver & SiLi - Environment 38. Tessal - Clairance 39. Submorphics - Hey Baby 40. Blipin - Put Me First 41. Nelver - Infinity 42. Metal Work & Just Mack - Free Falling 43. Elixr - You 44. Nelver - Last Distance 45. BlastikZ - Floating 46. Aydn - Peyto 47. Will Miles - Summer Down Under 48. Changer - Cinema Club 49. Wood Packa - Sunset Echoes 50. Nelver - Line Movement Weekly updated Playlist "Proud Eagle" on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W5vkVa Follow Nelver: https://www.instagram.com/nelvermusic/ https://vk.com/nelver https://spoti.fi/2ThGKDT https://soundcloud.com/nelver https://www.facebook.com/nelverdnb/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Nelver/ https://twitter.com/Nelvermusic #nelvermusic #drumandbass #electronicmusic #dnbculture #trending #viral #proudeagle
If you've ever ordered at a chain restaurant, then you know the homey feeling of knowing you're about to eat the exact same meal as you could get at any other location. And even though the Golden Arches or a pair of red braids and freckles are some of the most recognizable franchise mascots today, if we flashback to the mid-1900s, then Simple Simon and the Pieman would've been just as recognizable as those other icons. Why? Because if you wanted a tasty clam belly, a delicious sundae, or to snag a couple of ZZZs, then there was one only one chain that fit the bill. Rob teaches Ray about how the eponymous Mr. Johnson went from owning one small Massachusetts eatery, to running a national network of restaurants and lodges; why we can thank Eugene O'Neill for HoJo's original boost in popularity; Jacques Pepin's contribution to the franchise's legacy; some unexpected controversies at HoJo's; and how, even after the HoJo's brand sank into obscurity, it still has a physical and cultural impact in today's world. If you like what we are doing, please support us on Patreon.TEAMRay HebelRobert W. SchneiderMark SchroederBilly RecceDaniel SchwartzbergGabe CrawfordNatalie DeSaviaEPISODE CLIPSHoward Johnson's Commercial 1962Chef Jacques Pépin on working at Howard Johnson's and his experiences on the American food sceneHOWARD JOHNSON RESTURANT1970 Howard Johnson's Animated Commercial #2Howard Johnson Restaurants This Is Howard Johnson Today 1988 TV Commercial HDADDITIONAL MUSIC & SOUND EFFECTS“Happy Bee” and “Happy Boy End Theme”• Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)• Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Additional Sound Effects from Final Cut Pro, iLife, and Logic Pro
Tracklist "01. Big Miz - Brighton Beach [Club Sweat] 02. Minow - My DMs [Circus Recordings] 03. DEVANO - Different Boy (Original Mix) [Hibe Records] 04. Kaaijman - You Want It (Original Mix) [Whoyostro LTD] 05. Liquid Rose - Drop That Shit (Original Mix) [Hellbent Records] 06. Gregor Salto, Chuckie, Simple Simon, Sister Smurf - Get Ready (feat. Sister Smurf & Simple Simon Extended) [Voltage] 07. DJ Snake - Teka (feat. Peso Pluma [Bontan Remix]) [DJ Snake Music Productions Limited] 08. 7Visions - If You Had My Love (Extended Mix) [Groove Bassment] 09. Dario Nunez & Javi Colina - Baiana 2024 [SOLEADO RECORDINGS] 10. CHERIAN & Simone Rizzuto - If I Ever Feel Better [Private Edit] 11. Riva Starr - Vicino O' Mare (Club Mix) [Snatch! Records] 12. Justin Joe - Hold On (Original Mix) [Robsoul Recordings] 13. Emanuele Inglese - Saxtronic Love (Original Mix)"
01. Rivo vs Armin van Buuren feat. Sharon Den Adel - In And Out Of Love 02. Jessie Ware x Romy - Lift You Up 03. Booka Shade - The Player 04. Block & Crown, Kess Ross - Run 05. deadmau5 - Quezacotl 06. Chuckie & Gregor Salto - Get Ready ft. Sister Smurf & Simple Simon 07. LP Giobbi - Bittersweet ft. Portugal. The Man 08. Max Styler & GENESI - See You Sweat 09. Club Caviar - Game Over (Jochem Hamerling Remix) 10. Adam Ten, Rafel - Call 911 11. Cristoph, Pete Tong & Paul Rogers - Where's The Music Go 12. Yotto - Just Another Piano Track 13. Mark Knight, James Hurr - You Take Me Higher 14. Nelly Furtado ft. Tove Lo & SG Lewis - Love Bites (Don Diablo Remix) 15. Wuki - Rave Day (Happy) 16. Bleu Clair - Places 17. Luvstruck - What's A Girl To Do 18. Pickle & TOYZZ - So Different 19. Bassjackers & Oliver Heldens - MASK OFF 20. Avis Vox - Block Rockin' Beats [HI-LO'S HIGHLIGHTS]
Check out the **Best of Ugandan Hits 2024 Video Mix** by DJ Simple Simon and MC Fire Kyle! Enjoy the hottest tracks from Enkudi, Lil Pazo, Swiririri, and more. **Download the audio:** https://we.tl/t-ClKlWg48lp](https://we.tl/t-ClKlWg48lp **Watch the video on YouTube:** https://youtu.be/KIwe8xZRHwQ?si=0LlGL6pvdqrWOq7E
This weeks show starts off in a 90's style with music from Garnet Silk, Charlie Caplin, Cocoa Tea, Sizzla, Luciano, and Buju Banton. Also in the early runnings you will hear classic selections from Barry Brown, Brent Dowe, Earl Sixteen, Freddie McKay, Keith Hudson, Icho Candy, Tenor Saw, Cornell Campbell, Simple Simon, The Paragons, Dawn Congo, Everton Chambers, Barrington Levy, and Peter Ranking. New music this week comes from Don Dada, Clive Hylton and Hermit Dubz, Prince Fatty, Subatomic Sound System featuring Mykal Rose and Hollie Cook, Mighty Joshua, Exco Levi, Carlton Living ston, Jaz Elise, Rokkku, Ka'ra, Kingston Express with Amelia Harmony, Prince Alla and Hermit Dubz, Marcus Gad & Zulu Vibes, Wisedem Band, Nga Han, Ras Jem & Jah T Jr., Winston Fergus, Jon Moon, and Robert Lee. Enjoy! Garnet Silk, Cocoa Tea & Charlie Chaplin - Every Knee Shall Bow - Reggae Anthology: Serious Times: Bobby Digital Productions - VP Records Cocoa Tea & Luciano - Rough Inna Town - Reggae Anthology: The Sweet Sound Of Cocoa Tea - VP Records Sizzla - Kings Of The Earth - The Best Of Sizzla: The Story Unfolds - VP Records Cocoa Tea - Israel's King - Reggae Anthology: The Sweet Sound Of Cocoa Tea - VP Luciano - Never Give Up My Pride - Messenger - Island Jamaica Buju Banton - Hills & Valleys - Inna Heights 10th Anniversary Edition - VP Records Buju Banton - Hills & Valleys Dub - Dubbing With The Banton - Penthouse Records Penthouse All-Stars - Freedom To Dub - Dub Out Her Blouse & Skirt - VP Records Don Dada - Rise Up - Ruff Cutt Studio Clive Hylton & Hermit Dubz - Eyes Of Jah/Dub Of Jah - Silent River Barry Brown - Jah Jah Never Sleep - Black Roots Brent Dowe - Righteous Works - Freedom Sounds 12” Earl Sixteen - Live Together - Greensleeves 12” Freddie McKay - Lonely Man - Thompson Sound 12” Keith Hudson - Felt We Felt The Strain - Greensleeves 12” Icho Candy - Get Up Natty - Tasha Records 12” Tenor Saw - Jah Guide & Protect Me - Fever - Ras Records Cornell Campbell - Boxing Around - I Man A The Stal-A-Watt - VP Records Simple Simon - Bawling - Rubadub Revolution - Pressure Sounds The Paragons w/Jah Stone, & Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Riding High - High Note 12” Prince Fatty feat. Earl Sixteen & Horseman - 100 Weight Of Collie Weed - Artikal Intelligence - Lovedub Limited Daweh Congo - Herb Tree - Human Rights & Justice - Jamwax Subatomic Sound System feat. Mykal Rose & Hollie Cook - Get High/Get High Dubstramental - DubShot Records Mighty Joshua - Dreaducation - Dreaducation - Mighty Joshua Music Exco Levi - H.I.M. - Born To Be Free - Penthouse Productions Carlton Livingston - Any Day - South Rockers Records Jaz Elise - Gunman - Ineffable Records Rokkku - Murderer - Rokkku Music Kazayah - Ready Fi Di Road - Jah T Jr. Jah T Jr. - Crush Road Dub - Royalty Dub - Jah T Jr. Adrian Donsome Hanson & The Forever Rootz Band - Street Of Kingston - Donsome Records Kingston Express feat. Amelia Harmony - Fighter - Foundation Rock - Kingston Express Records Conkarah & Little Lion Sound - My Way - Evidence Music Ka'ra - True Love/True Love Dub - Black Wadadah/D.O.V.E Music Everton Chambers - This Love Of Mine - Parish 7” Barrington Levy - Black Roses - Jah Life 7” Peter Ranking - Love Up/Dub Up - Jah Life 7” Kabaka Pyramid - Mary Jane (Tippy-I Dub Mix) - The Kalling Deluxe - Ghetto Youths International/Bebble Rockers Alborosie - Diversity Dub - Dub Pirate - Evolution Media Sly & Robbie & The Roots Radics feat. Luciano - Make A Dub (Don Camel - The Dub Battle - DubShot Records Prince Alla & Hermit Dubz - Backstabbers/Backstabbers Dub - Abendigo Records Marcus Gad & Zulu Vibes - Babylon Nuh Care/Dubbing Babylon - Zulu Vibes Wisedem Band - Rockers Time - One Wise Studios Earl Zero & Bass Lee - Fire In The City/East Of The City - Pirates Choice 12” Nga Han & Roots Unity - Build Them/Build Them Dub - Tetra Ark Dubplate Series Solo Banton feat. Joe York - Acting Like That/Acting Like Dub - In This Time - Irie Ites Ras Jem - Royalty - Royalty - Jah T Jr. Jah T Jr. - Royalty Dub - Royalty Dub - Jah T Jr. Truesounds feat. Jah Mirikle & Lone Ranger - Time Get Rough - X Files Riddim - Truesounds Unlimited Frankie B - Pressure Me/Dub Pressure - Ital Stuff Jon Moon feat. Reign Afrika - Live That Life - Yutman Records Winston Fergus - In Ting Sound - Fergie Music Webster James Linton & Kyle B. - Sound System Boy - Big Time Sound Richie Davis - Fling Dubplate - Entrance Riddim - Mafia & Fluxy Robert Lee - Sound A Go Dead - Grubby Mits Reggae Roast feat. Brother Culture & Jah Screechy - The Music/Love Me Culture - Reggae Roast
Radio Show [Proud Eagle] #516 (Mixed by Nelver) [Pirate Station Online] (17-04-2024) ✅ Subscribe to Telegram channel: https://t.me/nelvermusic All episodes: https://band.link/proudeagle YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/uM6TQqSX19M Tracklist: 01. [BORDERS] & Puzzle - Grounded (Extended Mix) 02. Nebulate - Tristesse 03. Defunk & Taylr Renee - Waves 04. Circumference - Always 05. hayve - Portal 06. LYLY - Crashing Down 07. Polygon - Echoes Of Yesterday 08. Roytek - Spotlight 09. Dapreme - Gimmie That 10. Ed:it & Data 3 - Limmy 11. Shimah - Hypersurface 12. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Constellations (Instrumental) 13. Dauntless & Ewol - Osgiliath 14. Rift - Blinded 15. N-Mon1c - Opsec 16. Tyrone - Haunted 17. Yue - Set Sail 18. Exept & Tryst Temps - Orione 19. Nelver - Diagnosis 20. Kuttin Edge - Dakar 21. After City - Obelisk 22. Nelver - Heatwave 23. Sola - Spotlight (feat. Kit Rice) 24. Blipin & MissGray - I Don't Sleep Well 25. CPH and Jay Dubz - Left Behind 26. Technimatic - Moment To Moment 27. Manifold - Letting Go 28. Nelver - The Flight 29. Drawn Moon - Submissive 30. Syncline - Magnetise (Syncline & Viewer Remix) 31. Nelver - North Station 32. Dolf & Edlan - Dreamers 33. Aaron Payne - Voice Of Reason 34. Anthony Kasper - Talk About Home 35. Sevin - Tilt 36. A-Audio -I've Seen Nothing 37. Technimatic - Under The Skin (feat. Blocksberg) 38. Weynorx - Chasing Stars 39. Elipsa - Miracle 40. Aleyum - Glowing Memories (Silence Groove Remix) 41. Polaris & Nelver - EOS 42. Keeno - Courage 43. Kontrast - Too Close 44. Visages - Panacea 45. LSB - Fade (feat. Bazil MC & Sydney Bryce) 46. Nelver - What It Is Weekly updated Playlist "Proud Eagle" on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W5vkVa Follow Nelver: https://www.instagram.com/nelvermusic/ https://vk.com/nelver https://spoti.fi/2ThGKDT https://soundcloud.com/nelver https://www.facebook.com/nelverdnb/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Nelver/ https://twitter.com/Nelvermusic
Fionnán Sheahan talks to Eamon about the new leader of Fine Gael, Simon Harris. Fionnán Sheahan is Ireland Editor for Independent.ie, The Irish Independent and The Sunday Independent.Recorded on Tuesday 26th March 2024. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-stand-with-eamon-dunphy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Radio Show [Proud Eagle] #512 (Mixed by Nelver) [Pirate Station Online] (20-03-2024) ✅ Subscribe to Telegram channel: https://t.me/nelvermusic All episodes: https://band.link/proudeagle YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/cmtQURMn9FM Tracklist: 01. Culture Shock - Breathe 02. Xyde - Hourglass 03. Delta Heavy - Punching Holes 04. Grafix & Andromedik - Comedown (Extended Mix) 05. Notequal & Magenta - Bad Energy (feat. Madrush MC) 06. MOF - Hold On To Me 07. Crucifyme & L0G1N - Step In The Spot 08. Jon Void - LFG 09. 5X & Feed The Fire - Less Is More 10. Erotic Cafe' & Obsuni - Lose Control 11. Moon Addict - Genetics 12. ESKR - Algorithms 13. Xyde & Leks - Doghouse 14. Malley - Convergence 15. Shimah - Disintegrate 16. Insideinfo & Kemal - Ripples 17. Conspiracy - Tractor Beam 18. Dopplershift - Drowning 19. IMANU & INDI - Reminiscing 20. Caeseum - Angels & Demons 21. Bago - Breathe 22. Nelver - Another Sun 23. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Tears in My Heart 24. Duoscience - Just Wanna Have 25. Malaky & Silence Groove & Satl - Skyfall 26. Nelver - Just Begun 27. Caeseum - The Way You Love 28. Nelver - Consciousness 29. Decon - So Simple 30. Seathasky - Cant Right Now (feat. Collette Warren) 31. Nelver - Supernova 32. Archangel - Blue Moon 33. Finnadrift - Pit Stop at the Café 34. Infinetic - Sinking Ships [Invold Remix] (Instrumental) 35. Chorux - It Is 36. Unreal & 2FunkyZ - Time Against Me 37. Nelver - Shadows 38. Nelver - Falling 39. antoanesko - Utulny Verasen 40. Keist & Avalon Rays - Second Thoughts 41. Alpha Rhythm & Echomatics - Lost Grace 42. Reflektor - Slow It Down (feat. Leo Woods) 43. Maduk & Nymfo - Farore 44. BCee & Dynamite MC - Hooked On U 45. Monika & Akuratyde - All Eyes (feat. Sam Heselwood) 46. Anwius - Inevitable 47. Wilkinson & Becky Hill - Here For You 48. Seba & Björn Berglund - Caral 49. Foes - Recover 50. Bloque - Summer Nights 51. Nelver - Dreams Will Come True Weekly updated Playlist "Proud Eagle" on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W5vkVa Follow Nelver: https://www.instagram.com/nelvermusic/ https://vk.com/nelver https://spoti.fi/2ThGKDT https://soundcloud.com/nelver https://www.facebook.com/nelverdnb/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Nelver/ https://twitter.com/Nelvermusic
"Reggae Across Decades 'Gotha Edition' revives the classic beats of 70s and 80s reggae that I grew up listening to in Kenya. In 2003, Supremacy Sounds started spinning the fresher sounds of the 90s and 2000s reggae, aligning with the global shift towards contemporary reggae vibes. But now, in 2024, we're seeing a beautiful return to the roots. This mix features tracks that the Kenyan youth are vibing to today, bringing back the foundational rhythms that started it all. Feel the nostalgia and groove to the revival with our latest mix.
Fr. Nathan discusses the Compassionate Response to Not-So-Simple Simon the Savant, Angel Shalom, and Mother Maylene. Told in greater detail in "Afterlife, Interrupted Book Three: Please Let Me Explain" available on Amazon. Connect with Father Nathan Castle, O.P.
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Fr. Nathan introduces us to Not-So-Simple Simon the Savant, Angel Shalom, and Mother Maylene. Told in greater detail in "Afterlife, Interrupted Book Three: Please Let Me Explain" available on Amazon. Connect with Father Nathan Castle, O.P.
Cole & Jack welcome Dapper Laughs to the pod to talk about his Misfits fight against Simple Simon and what's next, reading some of the worst dad jokes known to man and bringing back our audience assumptions segment. Follow Us On Socials TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@lowiqpod Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lowiqpod/ Follow Dapper Laughs On Socials: TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@dapperlaughs?lang=en Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dappersinstagram/ Follow the lads on social
Пиратская Станция греет потоком годного материала в стиле drumandbass и начинает зимнюю танцевальную сессию на радио Рекорд! Ловите лучи новинок и эксклюзива, хорошей музыки и эмоций и двигайтесь вместе с нами! GVOZD vibez: 01. Murdock & Emilie Rachel - Living In The Moment 02. Felix Jaehn, Jonas Blue - Past Life (Koven Extended Remix) 03. Flowidus, Émilie Rachel - Hold Me 04. Ryan Audley ft Nata Mia - Выше 05. Kleu - Find Your Light 06. Dirtyphonics, Micah Martin - Coming Home 07. Badlokk, Coppa - Hurricane 08. Sitri - Argentum 09. Camo & Krooked - All Night (Emperor Remix) 10. Aptom - Curse 11. Irontype feat. Delia Laven - Я Живу 12. Camo & Krooked - Faith (Blooom Remix) 13. Scalez - The Temple 14. Irontype - Lose My Mind 15. Aptom - Raptor 16. Articulated Movement - Pterosaurus 17. Brejchus Pavian & Matzet - Bonboniera 18. B-Complex - Beautiful Lies (Mandidextrous Remix) 19. Id - Id 20. Knars - Keep Running 21. Volition - Lost Souls 22. Buunshin - Not Everything Is Your Fault 23. Lynx, Malibu - Give It To Me 24. Evolved - Doppler Effect 25. Alcemist, Local - Double Rum 26. Apom - Crimson 27. Gunston - Conspiracy 28. Apom & Gengs - Conflicted 29. Dub Smugglers, Burro Banton - Mind Offa Me (Dj Gaw Remix) 30. Keith Rinse It & Marvellous Cain - React 31. Pengo & Fatman D - Samurai Jack 32. Bennie, Medic Mc - Stage Fright 33. Sub Motionz - See You 34. Pruf - Liquidizer 35. Huez - Wise Words (Alphaze Remix) 36. Dima Skill - Drop The Bass (Original Mix) 37. Jestah - For The Headz 38. Gravit-E - Formation 39. Clarkey - Exorcist 40. Suv & Dr Meaker - Dub Press 41. Dima Skill - Skank Echo (Original Mix) 42. I-Dren - Want Dance 43. Payback - Roll 44. Bianca Oblivion, Sam Binga, Fox - Sweatboxx Party (Chimpo Remix) 45. Bruk - Lunch Break 46. Dj Night - Hot Like Dis 47. Samurai Breaks - Check This Out 48. Kool-Aid Kemist - Way Back (Bill & Ed Remix) 49. Escape Roots, Black Warrior - One Step At A Time (Fleck Remix) 50. True Tactix - On The Ceiling 51. Ekko & Sidetrack & Ruth Royall - Connection 52. Samurai Breaks - Twista 53. Killa P & Madstarbase - Lucky (Elle Shimada Remix) 54. Jolliffe & Jimmy Danger - Lick The Toad (Original Mix) 55. Patarda & Awful Author - Love N Suffer 56. Clipz Say Less feat. Obi - Franky (Extended Mix) 57. Nic Zigzag - Jonny 58. Peshay & Krazeman - If I Could Fly 59. Antoanesko - Komorebi (Original Mix) 60. Supaderb - The Way I Want 61. Peshay & Krazeman - Turn Around 62. Green Fielder - Midnight Rain 63. Mohican Sun - Absolution 64. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Tears In My Heart 65. Nichenka Zoryana - Grafityx 66. Heft - Tell Me
01. Murdock & Emilie Rachel - Living In The Moment 02. Felix Jaehn, Jonas Blue - Past Life (Koven Extended Remix) 03. Flowidus, Émilie Rachel - Hold Me 04. Ryan Audley - Выше 05. Kleu - Find Your Light 06. Dirtyphonics, Micah Martin - Coming Home 07. Badlokk, Coppa - Hurricane 08. Sitri - Argentum 09. Camo & Krooked - All Night (Emperor Remix) 10. Aptom - Curse 11. Irontype feat. Delia Laven - Я Живу 12. Camo & Krooked - Faith (Blooom Remix) 13. Scalez - The Temple 14. Irontype - Lose My Mind 15. Aptom - Raptor 16. Articulated Movement - Pterosaurus 17. Brejchus Pavian & Matzet - Bonboniera 18. B-Complex - Beautiful Lies (Mandidextrous Remix) 19. Id - Id 20. Knars - Keep Running 21. Volition - Lost Souls 22. Buunshin - Not Everything Is Your Fault 23. Lynx, Malibu - Give It To Me 24. Evolved - Doppler Effect 25. Alcemist, Local - Double Rum 26. Apom - Crimson 27. Gunston - Conspiracy 28. Apom & Gengs - Conflicted 29. Dub Smugglers, Burro Banton - Mind Offa Me (Dj Gaw Remix) 30. Keith Rinse It & Marvellous Cain - React 31. Pengo & Fatman D - Samurai Jack 32. Bennie, Medic Mc - Stage Fright 33. Sub Motionz - See You 34. Pruf - Liquidizer 35. Huez - Wise Words (Alphaze Remix) 36. Dima Skill - Drop The Bass (Original Mix) 37. Jestah - For The Headz 38. Gravit-E - Formation 39. Clarkey - Exorcist 40. Suv & Dr Meaker - Dub Press 41. Dima Skill - Skank Echo (Original Mix) 42. I-Dren - Want Dance 43. Payback - Roll 44. Bianca Oblivion, Sam Binga, Fox - Sweatboxx Party (Chimpo Remix) 45. Bruk - Lunch Break 46. Dj Night - Hot Like Dis 47. Samurai Breaks - Check This Out 48. Kool-Aid Kemist - Way Back (Bill & Ed Remix) 49. Escape Roots, Black Warrior - One Step At A Time (Fleck Remix) 50. True Tactix - On The Ceiling 51. Ekko & Sidetrack & Ruth Royall - Connection 52. Samurai Breaks - Twista 53. Killa P & Madstarbase - Lucky (Elle Shimada Remix) 54. Jolliffe & Jimmy Danger - Lick The Toad (Original Mix) 55. Patarda & Awful Author - Love N Suffer 56. Clipz Say Less feat. Obi - Franky (Extended Mix) 57. Nic Zigzag - Jonny 58. Peshay & Krazeman - If I Could Fly 59. Antoanesko - Komorebi (Original Mix) 60. Supaderb - The Way I Want 61. Peshay & Krazeman - Turn Around 62. Green Fielder - Midnight Rain 63. Mohican Sun - Absolution 64. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Tears In My Heart 65. Nichenka Zoryana - Grafityx 66. Heft - Tell Me
Welcome to 'The Vibe Room Vol 6 - Reggae Then & Now' by the renowned Supremacy Sounds' DJ Simple Simon featuring Mc Fire Kyle. This thrilling mix guarantees a journey through Reggae's finest moments. Stay tuned for the video version on our YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/supremacysounds2003. Audio and video downloads will soon be available at https://supremacysounds.com Exciting news for fans - Supremacy Sounds USA is officially open for bookings! To secure a show with the dynamic duo of Simple Simon and Fire Kyle, please reach out to simplesimon@supremacysounds.com. Dive into a world of diverse music with us!
Welcome to The Vibe Room Vol. 5 - The East African Journey - Part 3 with DJ Simple Simon and MC Fire Kyle! This is the grand finale of our East African music journey. We've mixed and mashed the latest and greatest hits from Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, creating an Afrobeat explosion that will get you moving. In this part, we feature captivating tunes from the likes of Sauti Sol, Zuchu, InnossB, and Vinka among others. Immerse yourself in the vibrant beats and compelling rhythms of East Africa, and let the music transport you straight to the heart of the continent. This mix is an audio-visual delight. For the full video experience, check it out on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/yd5Lg_9tJ1U. If you love what you hear, you can download this mix and many more from our website at http://supremacysounds.com. Enjoy the journey, and keep vibing!
Welcome to 'The Vibe Room Vol.5 - The East African Journey - Part 2', a lively mix brought to you by DJ Simple Simon & Fire Kyle. From Bongo Flava to Ugandan hits, we've blended the best of East African music in this one-of-a-kind set. Enjoy it here, and don't miss the chance to download the audio at http://supremacysounds.com/downloads, and the video at http://supremacysounds.com/wetransfer. Prefer to stream? Check us out on YouTube at www.youtube.com/supremacysounds2003. Enjoy the vibes!"
Get ready to dance! We're taking you on a musical journey with The Vibe Room Vol.5 Part 1: The East African Journey.
If you've ever ordered at a chain restaurant, then you know the homey feeling of knowing you're about to eat the exact same meal as you could get at any other location. And even though the Golden Arches or a pair of red braids and freckles are some of the most recognizable franchise mascots today, if we flashback to the mid-1900s, then Simple Simon and the Pieman would've been just as recognizable as those other icons. Why? Because if you wanted a tasty clam belly, a delicious sundae, or to snag a couple of ZZZs, then there was one only one chain that fit the bill. Rob teaches Ray about how the eponymous Mr. Johnson went from owning one small Massachusetts eatery, to running a national network of restaurants and lodges; why we can thank Eugene O'Neill for HoJo's original boost in popularity; Jacques Pepin's contribution to the franchise's legacy; some unexpected controversies at HoJo's; and how, even after the HoJo's brand sank into obscurity, it still has a physical and cultural impact in today's world. If you like what we are doing, please support us on Patreon.TEAMRay HebelRobert W. SchneiderMark SchroederBilly RecceDaniel SchwartzbergGabe CrawfordNatalie DeSaviaEPISODE CLIPSHoward Johnson's Commercial 1962Chef Jacques Pépin on working at Howard Johnson's and his experiences on the American food sceneHOWARD JOHNSON RESTURANT1970 Howard Johnson's Animated Commercial #2Howard Johnson Restaurants This Is Howard Johnson Today 1988 TV Commercial HDADDITIONAL MUSIC & SOUND EFFECTS“Happy Bee” and “Happy Boy End Theme”• Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)• Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0• http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Additional Sound Effects from Final Cut Pro, iLife, and Logic Pro
If you've ever ordered at a chain restaurant, then you know the homey feeling of knowing you're about to eat the exact same meal as you could get at any other location. And even though the Golden Arches or a pair of red braids and freckles are some of the most recognizable franchise mascots today, if we flashback to the mid-1900s, then Simple Simon and the Pieman would've been just as recognizable as those other icons. Why? Because if you wanted a tasty clam belly, a delicious sundae, or to snag a couple of ZZZs, then there was one only one chain that fit the bill. Rob teaches Ray about how the eponymous Mr. Johnson went from owning one small Massachusetts eatery, to running a national network of restaurants and lodges; why we can thank Eugene O'Neill for HoJo's original boost in popularity; Jacques Pepin's contribution to the franchise's legacy; some unexpected controversies at HoJo's; and how, even after the HoJo's brand sank into obscurity, it still has a physical and cultural impact in today's world. If you like what we are doing, please support us on Patreon. TEAM Ray Hebel Robert W. Schneider Mark Schroeder Billy Recce Daniel Schwartzberg Gabe Crawford Natalie DeSavia ARTICLES EPISODE CLIPS Howard Johnson's Commercial 1962 Chef Jacques Pépin on working at Howard Johnson's and his experiences on the American food scene HOWARD JOHNSON RESTURANT 1970 Howard Johnson's Animated Commercial #2 Howard Johnson Restaurants This Is Howard Johnson Today 1988 TV Commercial HD ADDITIONAL MUSIC & SOUND EFFECTS "Happy Bee" and "Happy Boy End Theme" • Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) • Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 • http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Additional Sound Effects from Final Cut Pro, iLife, and Logic Pro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
For a special video version of this very special podcast, swing over to the Comics in Motion You Tube Channel. The Christmas Spirit of 1940: Black Henry and Simple Simon. It's a special bonus Christmas Episode as we look at the first Christmas Spirit story by Will Eisner. It was a holiday tradition for Eisner to have the Spirit step aside and let the Spirit of Christmas fight crime. This is the first one from 1940. Eisner's genius is apparent even in this early story from the first year of The Spirit. You can follow the show @ComicsLloyd on Twitter or send an email to ClassicComicsMBL@gmail.com. You can find me on Twitter @MattB_Lloyd and at www.dccomicsnews.com where I write reviews and edit news stories. You can also check out my chapter in “Politics in Gotham: The Batman Universe and Political Thought.” https://www.amazon.com/Politics-Gotham-Universe-Political-Thought/dp/3030057755 And: “Black Panther and Philosophy: What Can Wakanda Offer the World?” https://www.amazon.com/Black-Panther-Philosophy-Blackwell-Culture/dp/1119635845/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2F69N3WJBZMF3&keywords=what+can+wakanda&qid=1642053514&sprefix=what+can+wakanda%2Caps%2C256&sr=8-1 The Christmas Spirit of 1940 Links The Christmas Spirit at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Christmas-Spirit-Will-Eisner/dp/0878163093 The Christmas Spirit at Wildwood Cemetery; The Spirit Database https://www.angelfire.com/art/wildwood/xmas.html Will Eisner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_Eisner --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/comics-in-motion-podcast/message
Simple Simon Bakery, Army/Navy Game Fundraiser, World Axe Throwing Championships, Focus on Careers (Childcare)
On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we review our conversation with Matt DuMond of Simple Simon's Pizza. One of the main topics of discussion was franchising and the inner workings of how it works, but Matt also shared about many other things like sales, marketing, and coming back home to work in the family-owned business. Join us in this rehashing of the conversation. Didn't catch Matt's interview? Tap your favorite platform below to listen: Apple Podcasts Spotify Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn't all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two!
On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we're joined by franchising professional Matt DuMond. Matt is with Simple Simon's Pizza based here in Tulsa, OK and has tasked himself with growing the family business. It doesn't take long to realize the ownership Matt has taken in growing Simple Simon's the company and the family. If you're interested in franchising, this is the episode for you! We dive into the Simple Simon's franchising method, various business topics, and even crack a few jokes along the way. Interested in starting your own Simple Simon's Pizza? Start at SimpleSimonsPizza.com Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we believe traveling the entrepreneurship road alone can be daunting and difficult, but with the right map and compass you can go anywhere. The Podtrepreneur himself, Tyler Detring, started Ascend Commercial Builders in 2019 with $50 in the bank and is continuing to build a successful team and business. It wasn't all rainbows and butterflies, there were ups and downs, but those ups and downs are what allowed Tyler to learn a lesson or two!
Freshies from DJ Koncept, Celo, Simple Simon, SPY and more!Playlist: Tim Reaper - ScreenplayAversive - Soft DubAaron Payne - Won't FallDJ Koncept - Feel Good (Villem Remix)Celo - Jazz ItSimple Simon - Mile High ClubSimple Simon - AloofS.P.Y. - Steady JamMistic - Our DNAChampagne - Just Lift The PressureWooflet, Bazil MC - Out Of TouchFlaco - IntangibleWinslow - GreenGreyBlueT95 - EmotionsSerum, Need For Mirrors - TitanicChannel & Zar - Breathe (Zero T Remix)Gold Dubs - Dreamin
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As the day dawns on the morning of the last day of GenCon for another year, Craig reminisces about this convention's atmosphere and a strange sense of gamer melancholy. Wayfaring Strangers by Games from the Wild Wood Talismonger – Shadowrun slang Simple Simon (nursery rhyme) TV – Supernatural Alice Isn't Dead TV – The Sandman […]
Join the Diva of DOOL as we discuss this past week's show. Robert Scott Wilson returns as Alexander Kiriakis. Sonny discovers Alex is back in Salem to stay and wants a job at Titan. Bonnie has the scare of her life when she first meets Alexander. Steve talks with Justin about Orpheus being released from prison. Orpheus arrives to apologize to Justin. Jada is introduced to Eric and do we see a spark? Eric stops the Brady Pub from being robbed. Nicole is attacked by the same thief and Eric comes along to save her. Rafe finds them in a hug and Nicole quickly explains. Jake and Ava declare their love for each other and Jake proposes marriage. After buying the ring Jake and Ava are mugged by Nicole's attacker and Jake is shot. Jake dies and Ava mourns his death. Gabi and Kate hear the news. Kate recalls her romance with Jake and shares her story with Paulina. Gabi heads to the hospital and convinces Ava to say she married Jake so they can control his shares in DiMera. EJ and Chad are going head to head over Abby's death and Sami leaving. EJ demands Chad leave the mansion and turn over his shares. Tony arrives as the peace maker and reminds them of family ties Tony runs into Ally and her pies and playfully recites Simple Simon. Johnny arrives and they fight over the pies and Chanel. Paulina helps Chanel make her decision. Is it penis or vagina...can we say that here? Well vagina wins out and Chanel and Ally go to bed leaving Johnny heartbroken. Abe urges Roman to not give up on Kate while Paulina tells Kate the same about Roman. Kate goes to the pub but Roman refuses to talk to her. Sarah continues to hallucinate and attacks Gwen with a knife. Dr Rolf has a proposition for Kristen and they go to the hospital to get Jakes's body. More spoilers and rumors.
This week we have TikTok's Simple SimonSimon talks us through his Tiktok career , his upcoming YouTube boxing bout and of course his mental health.It's a great one.A really good chat full of laughs, banter , insights and serious topics.And of course the crazy corner !Dave hits us with a belter this week!Please listen to our short but important message at the end of the episode, where we point you in the right direction, to get help, if you ever need someone to talk to.Remember , it's ok to not be ok.Massive thanks to our sponsors, the fantastic boys at Manscaped !Head over to www.manscaped.com and get yourself 20% off and free shipping with discount code LADS20Socials :@ladsdads_and_couplebeers@big_al_casey@dave_hattam@Simple.simon.8@manscapedemail : ladsdadsandacoupleofbeers@gmail.com
Чистый поток летнего underground drumandbass саунда сконцентрирован внутри этой селекции, чувствуйте вайб и встречайте микс из серии In The Moments Of Summer от портала UnderGroundMusic за июль 2022... Весь плейлист миксов можно чекнуть на странице сообщества vk... GVOZD vibez: 1.Dr. Kick/Bassilar Membrane/Mc Spel- Latente 2.Halogenix & Chimpo - Techy 3.Skantia - What Did You Think 4.Hybert Phillips - Ghost Rider 5.[BORDERS] - Geyser 6.Screamarts - Parallel 7.Nami - Space Walk 8.Sastruga - Searching 9.Fearetical - Dancing Down 10.Brain - Got It 11.D*Minds & Mefjus - Systematic 12.BVSSIC - Monolithic Reflections 13.Shanks, Afk - Lose Me 14.PRFCT Mandem - The Other Side 15.Screamarts - One Wave 16.Sili, Sammie Hall - I Need You (Hyukari Remix) 17.Reknek - Lovejoy 18.ChaseR & Malstrom - Faint 19.Bennie, ozone - Throw Down 20.Clikvork - Republic Commando 21.Molecular, Arkaik - Break the Habit 22.Jam Thieves - Donna-Maria 23.FarFlow - Gossipin' 24.DRZ -Desire 25.SamSHB, Temple, DRZ - Shorai (VIP) 26.Furious Freaks - Socks In Sandals 27.Resslek - Robot Dance 28.Simple Simon & Pharoah - Snitches 29.BEDDY - 3AM 30.Rohaan feat. Ava Grace - Ares 31.Sastruga - Cassiopeia 32.DRZ - Ignite 33.R3dX - Repellant 34.gyrofield - 24rd 35.ozone - Let Me Be 36.Kumo, Teej, Fraser - Keep The Faith 37.Future Cut - Busted 38.Jam Thieves - Okavango 39.Luude & Mattafix- Big City Life
2:38:41 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: The Ground Round, last Howard Johnson’s restaurant closes, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Simple Simon and the Pieman, porcelain laws, room 209 keys, Vagabond Hotels, end of smoking on airplanes, LOONA, Phish, Jimmy Buffett, Grand Central Madison, West Anecdote, Mae West, the flawed illusion, timeline pruning, weird car stuff, […]
2:38:41 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: The Ground Round, last Howard Johnson’s restaurant closes, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Simple Simon and the Pieman, porcelain laws, room 209 keys, Vagabond Hotels, end of smoking on airplanes, LOONA, Phish, Jimmy Buffett, Grand Central Madison, West Anecdote, Mae West, the flawed illusion, timeline pruning, weird car stuff, […]
Radio Show [Proud Eagle] #416 (Mixed by Nelver) [Pirate Station Online] (18-05-2022) ✅ Subscribe to Telegram channel: https://t.me/nelvermusic All episodes: https://fanlink.to/proudeagle YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/9zYf9lDaWWg Tracklist: 01. AIRGLO & Sammie Hall - Know Me (Sola Remix) 02. Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Galaxy Dub 03. Upgrade - On You 04. SiLi - Dude Knows Nothing 05. Armodine - Release My Anger 06. Zombie Cats - I Want (Helloworld Remix) 07. Polaris & Nelver - EOS 08. Salaryman - Fulltime Dreamer 09. Ordure - Dumflad (Document One Remix) 10. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Snitches 11. Horde - Tech Tech 12. Mackadena & Emery & Dreazz - Visions 13. Minor Forms - Snooker 14. Sputn!k - Reichstag 15. Calyx & TeeBee - Mind at Ease 16. Reflect Reaction & Monika - Foundation 17. Kursiva - Reprotechniks 18. Tantrum Desire - Slay 19. S.P.Y - Shelter 20. Atlantic Connection - Fixation 21. Carrier - Wayment 22. Silentium - Dismal 23. Ecliptix - Strokes 24. GEST - The Nexus 25. BCee & Kubiks & Degs - The Evolution 26. Nelver - Viewpoint 27. SOLAH - Constant 28. Stanza - History 29. Nelver - Skyline 30. Tunnl Vision - Neon Love 31. Monument Banks & Leo Wood - Simmer 32. Minos - Whisper Signs 33. External Subway - Movements 34. Forum - Sunset Sherbet 35. Halogenix - IDGAF 36. CPH & Phil Tangent - Full Circle 37. Askel & Elere - Perfect Symmetry (feat. Riya) 38. DA TU - The Launch Key (feat. LEO Kozmo) Weekly updated Playlist "Proud Eagle" on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W5vkVa Follow Nelver: https://www.instagram.com/nelvermusic/ https://vk.com/nelver https://spoti.fi/2ThGKDT https://soundcloud.com/nelver https://www.facebook.com/nelverdnb/ https://www.mixcloud.com/Nelver/ https://twitter.com/Nelvermusic
The Fellas are back to discuss one of the biggest celebrity scandals of the decade... Will Smith SLAPPING Chris Rock! Cal The Dragon is also beefing his best friends but is it for best? You asked and we listened, the lads discuss some of your favourite conspiracy theories! Let us know which theories you back the most. Join the Subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/FellasPodcast Chat on The Fellas Discord server: https://discord.gg/dZK7T58AmS Follow us on Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/thefellasinsta Follow us on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thefellaspod?lang=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
01. Luude - Wanna Stay ft. Dear Sunday (Fred V Remix) 02. Nelver & Mage - Freefall [Simplify ] 03. The Prototypes - Passion (Tantrum Desire Remix) [The Prototypes] 04. Pegboard Nerds & More Plastic - The Ride 05. Despersion - December 06. Hayve and Skyelle - Change 07. Brain Wave & Vecster - Battlefield 08. Hated- Let Them In 09. Paperclip ft. 3xil3 - Vacuum [Neuropunk Forge] 10. PRFCT - Mandem Follow 11. Hated - Daydreamer 12. PRFCT Mandem - Dont Stop 13. Ozma - Heart [Ozriderz Records] 14. Dub Elements and Ihr - Phosphorescence (Save The Rave Remix) 15. Nickbee - Dark Matter 16. Nickbee - Choice Time 17. Tom Finster - Convoy 18. Rillium - Control 19. AkAs & Georgia Phoenix feat. 2SHY MC - Oldskool Newskool 20. NASZ - BACK AGAIN 21. Mc Gusto and Dlr - Back To The Rave (feat. Molecular) 22. Ozma - Legendary Weapon [Ozriderz Records] 23. Klippee - Reset [VALE (Various Artists Limitless Expression LLC)] 24. MaxLI - A Little Crazy 25. Jaydan - Say Nothing (Nu Elementz Remix) 26. Pruf - Bubble 27. Pruf - Shark 28. Magenta - War 29. MaxLI - Murdem 30. Danny Jenk - The Horn [DivisionBass Digital] 31. Klay & Nepo & Clikvork & Noek - Mazes and Monsters 32. Dysfunction - The Funk 33. Phibes - Never Get Enough 34. Dunk - Bad Influence 35. Grima x Azza, Mr Traumatik, Nu Elementz & TNA feat. MC Spyda - Skillz 36. Klay & Nepo & Clikvork & Noek - Chicken Wingz 37. Nasz - Everyday 38. Subcriminal - Lit(Jenks Remix) 39. Emcd - Gucci 40. Simple Simon & Pharoah - Ghostin 41. ZArine - Robo Twist 42. Speaker Louis - Keep It Special 43. Askel Elere - Do I know U 44. Isaac Maya & Daddy Freddy - Dring Dem (Dunk Remix) 45. DJ Hybrid & Rider Shafique - Rougher Than Rough 46. Veak - Lunacy 47. Diligent Fingers - Everything Test Dead 48. Danny Jenk - Soul [DivisionBass Digital] 49. Rozfresh - Follow Mme 50. Azifm - Take It Back 51. Rtg - Brasil Sun 52. Above & Beyond - Homecoming (LTJ Bukem Remix) 53. Zero T & Ian Urbina - Universal Mechanism 54. Tnt Sounds - The Harder They Fall 55. Quentin Hiatus - Cmon Now 56. Thing - Daphne 57. Quentin Hiatus - Mellow Racks 58. Hidden Aura - Mystical 59. Nichenka Zoryana - Kubik 60. Aidoll - Jump Up 61. Gwendal C. - Follow Me
Simon Tyler is the author of 'The Impact Book', ‘The Keep It Simple Book', 'The Impact Code', 'The Simple Way' and most recently the Business Book Awards finalist, 'The Attitude Book', is one of the world's leading business coaches, consultants and inspirational speakers. His entertaining and thought provoking work cuts through complication and frustration and liberates individual potential. A pioneer in Simplicity, Impact and Attitude, Simon has spoken at hundreds of events for all kinds of organisations bringing his unique brand of connectivity and humour to his audience to shift attitudes and create impact. You can learn the following from Simon in this episode: How to use your own CTL-ALT-DELETE button Distinction between Complicated and complexed The 4 A's to Action Model How attitude defines our outcomes as leaders The YOU Board of Directors How to keep thinking simple Join our Leadership Hacker Tribe and connect with us: Twitter Instagram Facebook LinkedIn (Steve) LinkedIn (The Leadership Hacker) Music: " Upbeat Party " by Scott Holmes courtesy of the Free Music Archive FMA Find out more from Simon Tyler Below: www.simontyler.com Simon's Simple Notes on Soundcloud Full Transcript Below: ----more---- Introduction Steve Rush: Some call me Steve, Dad, husband or friend. Others might call me boss, coach or mentor. Today you can call me The Leadership Hacker. Thanks for listening in. I really appreciate it. My job as the leadership hacker is to hack into the minds, experiences, habits and learning of great leaders, C-Suite executives, authors and development experts so that I can assist you developing your understanding and awareness of leadership. I am Steve Rush and I am your host today. I am the author of Leadership Cake. I am a transformation consultant and leadership coach. I cannot wait to start sharing all things leadership with you. I am joined on todays, show by Simon Tyler. Simon is an inspirational motivational speaker, author and business coach, but before we get to speak with Simon, it is The Leadership Hacker News. The Leadership Hacker News Steve Rush: Numerous articles and research papers have been written over the last few years about developing culture in teams and business, where high levels of good culture were observed. There was a common thread across all of these articles and it may be less obvious than other behaviours. Where leaders showed and valued innovation and finding new ways of working this has led to significant higher levels of retention of staff and a higher than average level of engagement. So why is innovation for leadership and leading others so key? Leaders who promote and recognize innovation create and cultivate other visionaries; which, of course, will lead to new ideas and efficiencies but deeper than that, will motivate people around them and turn their ideas into solutions and outcomes. Giving control of innovation is the first step. Leaders don't need all of the answers and ideas, but do need to recognize ideation and innovation in others. It plays to our intrinsic motivation and that is what makes us tick, so creativity in this case is less important than leading innovation through others. Here is an example of two innovations that I found really interesting. Having recently found our podcast charting on Spotify, I also found that Spotify had been innovative in thinking outside the box when it comes to find new audiences and of course, podcasts are one of them, but a new emerging audience is our four legged friend community. Spotify has now created playlist for dogs and pet owners, their research suggests that approximately 74% of owners of pets play music for them, in particular when they left on their own. In other innovation news, most leaders can relate to the fact that being healthy in mind and body will help them make better business decisions. Folks at Fittrack.com created the ultimate health measurement tool to assist leaders and others in keeping fit and well. When you stand on a FitTrack scale, a very low safe electrical signal is sent from four metal electrodes through your feet, into your legs and abdomen. The electrical signal passes quickly through the water that is present in our hydrated muscle tissue and then meets resistance when it hits fat. So it can not only measure body fat, but also measures muscle, bone mass, hydration and other things to help us keep track of our vital functions and in turn helps us focus on what areas of our diet, exercise, nutrition we need to focus on. Of course, health and well-being are key components of all great leaders. That has been our Leadership News, if you have any news, insights or information you would like to share with us. Please contact us through our social media sites. Start of Interview Steve Rush: I am, joined today by Simon Tyler. Simon Tyler is one of the most experienced coaches in the world. He's author of five books and he is now prolific writer and blogger, is the author of the Impact Book, Keep It Simple Book, Impact Code, The Simple Way and the Attitude Book. Simon, welcome to the show. Simon Tyler: Thank you, Steve. Good to be here. Steve Rush: Now there are three kind of themes that seem to parallel across your writing, and that is impact, attitude and simplicity. That just happen by chance or is that through experience? Simon Tyler: Chance you would say, the whole of my journey practically uncovering some of this conversation is I have allowed my life and my journey to unravel and accept whatever shows up, but it started very much with simplicity being called Simon. Unsurprisingly, to some of the listeners, I was a curse for been simple Simon through most of my life. So people call me “Simple Simon” and I railed against it all the way through our member. My teens, I was desperately trying to prove to people know I am complicated, I am really complicated and pushback against it, pushback against it and I was working with a coach from the U.S. She was in the New England, and she and I did some work together. Her name was Kate, and we jokingly call ourselves Simple Simon and Complikate, which of course is very funny but it was about me accepting simplicity as perhaps the hill on which I stand, and it wasn't until I was coached by a guy called Drew Zel and that was probably 10 years ago where he simply challenged me. He said why don't you just accept it. I said, what you mean. He said just accept the fact that you are simple, Simon and there was a stony silence in the conversation and I just allowed it to be there for me, oh, maybe you are right. And from that point on, I was much easier with that moniker and accepted it and out of that, I thought, well, maybe that is what I do. That is the impact I have with people when I rock up. I tend to ask the really simple question. I try and pull my clients or the teams or whoever I'm working with it, just back in a wall, what is really going on? And that's always informed me in the way I go about things, if ever I get stuck. I always go back to simplicity. How can I make this a little bit more simple? And that starts the moment again. It is a huge answer to your question, Steve but simplicity was the start and everything else is sort of spun on from there. Steve Rush: And simplicity is really complicated to get to. We will kind of unpick some of the reasons why that may be in a moment. You talked a lot about being coached. So how did you end up being a coach yourself? Simon Tyler: A long time back, I was director of a consulting company and one of the big projects for a client, I members putting together as I put together a team of we called them coaches. This was probably in the mid to late 1990s where really the phrase coach was not something that was common in a business setting. And whilst if we were to look back, they didn't really conduct coaching, as now we would understand it to be, it was more about understanding the skill gap and helping people fix a skill gap. It was quite interesting; coaching then was sticking around me as a word. I left that consulting company in 2000 and in not knowing where to go myself, I engaged the coach again in the U.S. because that is where there were much more supply of coaches and I was coached for a period of time. And once I got over my ridiculous Britishness of not really answering the question that they were asking. I really got so much from it and it was a profound shift. And as we all look back in where the big shift in your life, that was definitely one working with Scott Wintrip and he challenged me or helped me realize that the way in which I dialogue with people, the outcome of the conversations that people have with me, he says, in essence, it's coaching dialogue. Consider building a coaching practice. Okay, I will, so I began in 2000. I set up and I backed out of quite a lot of consulting client work and thought right, I am a coach. Here I am. Come on, everybody, come and be coached, and that was a slow old journey. Try to convince people what a coach was first before they agreed to coach with me. That is the way, my coaching began and it was a slow process picking up a client here and a client there. Not really known what fees to charge, so therefore not really making it a brilliantly viable coaching business. I carried on going and it just opened up more, more dialogues. Steve Rush: And it is fair to say if you roll the clock forward, you have now coached hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people. If there was perhaps… Simon Tyler: Indeed. Steve Rush: …if there was one theme that you can see that is maybe more consistent than not, what would you say that was? Simon Tyler: Well, it is interesting, what shows up when I thought about, what is it? The dialogues that people have had with me for the bulk of the growth period of me as a coach were around leaders in transition, so they were people who been spotted as talent, as potential for growth in them, in their in organizations. But broadly speaking, the companies didn't know what to do with them other than give them more training and send them on more workshops and so on and so forth. And it was me in conversation saying, well, these people should be coached at the point that client used the phrase coaching to describe. A remedial action for somebody who wasn't performing well in their role. That's really interesting cause that's not who I coach, I coach people who want to grow, who aspire to something bigger, better, to be more themselves and to have more impact and I said, okay. We will do it and in essence. Risked the first pilot wave, which was a group of 12 people. I coached all 12 and all of them, to varying degrees, had a significant change effect as a result of the dialoguing with me, so I would say one of the pieces, therefore, and lots came from that. Was people in transition, people ready to move or not sure of where they are at all. Exploring what is next and it's that sort of dialoguing that perhaps formed the rump of the work I did through the early 2000s. Steve Rush: And that is great to hear, and in my experience also of coaching people in similar transitioning; these are people who have already been identified as talent. They have the raw capabilities it just needs unlocking and through that dialogue, right? Simon Tyler: Yeah, indeed and again, it goes back to my simple question sometimes just tapping, asking the question that people maybe a half asked in their own heads. And I think the questions that you ask yourself. My observation over the years is that you never truly answer it fully yourself. You might reach a difficult point in the thought and stop or you might part answer it and then leave it there, and it is only when you are in dialogue with somebody. One to one, who like me and I like yourself. I am sure and other coaches will just sit in that space and hold you to that question, that your answer gets bigger, deeper, broader and goes to more places and more gets unlocked. Steve Rush: What do you think? The reason is that we don't take it to the 10 degree or that next set of questions, when we try a bit of self-coaching? Simon Tyler: Well, life is very busy and my clients, I am sure that similar groups, the people that you work with, there is a lot going on. There is one of things I wrote about I think it is in the keep it Simple Book is Control Alt Delete, which is a function that we are all very familiar with on the computer. You press Control Alt Delete, you have a look at all programs that are running any one particular time on your PC and it is the same in people's heads. I metaphorically try and help people work that through. If we did a Control Alt Delete, there is a lot going on. So thought to try and manage our own thinking. It is a tough ask if we have got a lot on, we are trying to hold ourselves to a particularly deep question. The brain is going to stop popping around with other stuff and lead us off in another direction. And there are many, I'm so delighted that in years where we've got to today. Mindfulness has been grasped by almost every organization. It is a way that we can improve the way that we connect with ourselves and release creativity and so on. Any step on mindfulness will bear fruit and the mindfulness technique is to just be aware of all the thoughts that are going on and learn. Build the muscle up; just sit with just one thought and it's not standard practice, we human beings tend to take on a lot physically and in our thinking, there's a lot going on, back to my control Alt delete. If you sit in there trying to think about a profound career-changing question and there is someone knocking at your front door, you are not there; your mind is going to drift away and that is a very simple example, but that describes it if it helps. Steve Rush: And in the workplace, I guess the same plays out, doesn't it? So I wonder, what is the reason that people find it so difficult to keep things simple? Simon Tyler: Again, it is the volume of stuff. That is going on in the world we are in now. People tend to be responsible for many things and not just many different things. Just the variety of them, that needs to be involved in all of their job agreement, it just varies so much from a quiet conversation to support someone to a bit of deep calculation type thinking. And that could be butting up against each other, and asking yourself to make that mental shift all the way through the day and to sit quietly and take on some of these more challenging. Potential breakthrough questions and breakthrough thinking is often it is in the too difficult box and I notice people push it out or I will do that when? When I get my next clear day, I am going to do that. I will clear all the appointments out on Thursday and I will do on Thursday. No, you won't. Steve Rush: It is procrastination. Simon Tyler: Yeah and it is clever procrastination and it is not a bad thing because what is that wonderful expression somebody use many years ago? Which is busy people look more important than important people and there's a an intense busyness, I notice, because there's a lot to be done. There is so much to be done, there is never going to be enough time to do everything you really want to achieve. The outcomes of people working with me is. I will get people to just pair some of that back, sounds obvious, but what is really important? What you really want to achieve here? And this lots of techniques I'd written about those sort of things in a number of different ways in all of the books. Just trying to just shift the way my readers and my clients and the listeners to my podcast. Just slowly pare back the noise that is going on then get to the important stuff. Steve Rush: Thank you so much, that is really insightful and I think our listeners will resonate with that. Where they struggle with their own thinking about how simple they are keeping things or indeed how complicated they are making things. Simon Tyler: You absolutely know. People will know when they reach that point of…there in a complicated zone, and there is a distinction between complicated and complex. Some things are understandably unnecessarily so complex, but complicated causes stuff inside us. When life has become complicated or our thinking has become complicated. That is when we can't think of thought for very long or we start to feel less than great. Our creativity gets stifled, just our mood shifts and all of the stuff I've written about our attitude changes when we're caught in complication and it just changes who we are so my alert to my clients is just notice. Just notice that all, there is a moment, let's come back. Let's come back, see if I can just introduce a little bit more simplicity and start again. Steve Rush: That there is a real hack there, isn't there? The difference between complicated and complex and noticing the difference and being wise enough to act on what's holding you back versus what can empower you. Simon Tyler: They absolutely feel different. Complex feels different to complicated. If you tune in to how you feel and the thoughts that are triggered in a complex situation compared to a complicated situation, they feel completely different. Steve Rush: I suspect that's got something to do with how we process information in our brain. We will feel complicated, which will trigger some of those neurological threat responses vs complex, which will keep us engaged and thoughtful and energized and looking for the stimulation, the mental stimulation that comes with problem solving. Simon Tyler: Absolutely. Steve Rush: So impact has also been a key theme for you in part of your life's work over the last 10 years. How would you say to leaders that are listening now that are maybe struggling to get the impact that they are intending? Simon Tyler: Oh, that is a good start. What you have just said there. If they have an intention, that is cool. A lot of people don't have clarity over their intention. They just have this umbrella word…I want to have better impact. What do you mean by that? What sort of impact do you want to have? What is the footprint you want to leave? What is the change you want to cause in a room to a group of people? To the situation? To the strategy? Any thinking to get a little bit more clarity on what your impact is. Your intention is important. Starting there, I notice and perhaps this drove me around my work with writing the Impact Book. Is people then often jump from, okay, I've got the impact I want to cause. Now tell me the actions. What actions do I need to take? And as I unravel in that book, it's a path. Action almost is the fourth part whether you driving, causing, forcing, action for your impact and it is interesting listening to the other shows you had. Different people, different guest you talk about this in different ways, too and for me, it's working through the pathway of causing impact and I use four A's. The first (A) is Attraction. How you attract people to the way, you think and getting people aligned to the impact you want to cause, more people on board with you, so in essence developing your magnetism as a leader. The second (A) is creating appetite. So people find you, your message, what you stand for, your purpose alluring. The third (A) then is advocacy. That is where you start to create people. Who advocate what you stand for, and you nurture them almost in effect as your cheerleaders, but they start to be part of what you are causing. And then the final (A) action. That is where you start to create change and almost at that point, the change you want to create, you seek to create. It starts to happen anyway, because the previous steps you have taken. Steve Rush: I love that Simon. Many of our listeners will be familiar with the good old-fashioned impact to action gap and what you are talking about here is the kind of three elements that sit before action. Which you unlock impact, right? Simon Tyler: Absolutely. Yeah, and I write this, my notes, little impact notes in there, just hacks, if you like, to help people through each of those previous stages. And when you really become desperate to have impact, you're not going to invest in those earlier phases. Just being more authentic, being more authentic on a daily basis, which is you being you truly, does not feel like powerful enough or fast enough and you won't do it, and if you don't invest in that, the end is not going to happen. The action is not going to happen. Steve Rush: You also wrote about this in your latest book, The Attitude Book, so, how do you see that attitude defines our outcomes as leaders? Simon Tyler: Well, attitude. I love it. I did not realize it until I said to my publisher. Yep. Next one is going to be about attitude. They went, great, okay. Here is the deadline. Get it written by then. Oh, okay. Yeah, it is a big thing and a more and more I did my research around attitude and how it plays out and look for examples and stuff that had worked. The bigger and bigger it got, and here's me thinking I've just got to settle on 50 pieces of advice about attitude. It was a really the most difficult writing phase of all of my books was for the Attitude Book because it was just so big. You start to get into such a huge area, but I did obviously successfully managed and I use their deadline to get me to conclude, and I cut out almost as much as has gone into the attitude book. Which therefore leads with Oh, I wish I had. I have written about it subsequently, but attitude is the magic, if you like, or the magnet that makes it happen and attitude get affected all the time by what is going on around us. If we've got no real sense about what we want to have impact on, our attitude is going to just drift. And it's your attitude that attracts people and situations and occurrences to your path. If you are clear, when you become clear and you can narrow your attitude range and I talk about that when I speak at conferences events. The first step is often to become aware of the breadth of the range of attitude that you carry with you and narrow them. Because if you got from your great day attitude, all the way through to a bad day attitude. That is just too great; people don't know where they stand. You attract a mishmash of stuff that just does not help you. Narrow the range, which takes a little bit of thought to just a little bit more control of your attitude initially, which then allows you to shift your attitude in the direction you want it to, and that, as I say, becomes magnetic and different things happen when your attitude changes. You see things differently, your whole body and mind thought, things you see and feel. The experience is different when your attitude is changed. Steve Rush: Right - and it might sound a little cliché. But do you think you can choose your attitude? Simon Tyler: Totally. Totally. At the time when you think, you need to. That is often the time when it is most difficult because you realize my attitude is not helping here. That is a really tough moment to change your attitude. Another lovely expression we would say is the best time to repair a roof is when the sun shining, but most people wait until they realize, ah, it is the winter. Now the time to repair my roof. Not a good time, but you can shift your attitude and it is a choice space thing and it's checking in, maybe when we get to my three hack's, we'll talk about some techniques that just get you back to the middle of you to become more determined and intention full. And that's when it starts, and then there's some other pieces I wrote about in the Attitude Book, which is about your resilience. So your attitude, resilience so that it can withstand the pushback you will get or the counter attitudes or maybe there's a prevailing attitude in your team or in your company that doesn't fill up the one you want to have as well. And just like groupthink as people describe it, there is this attitude cluster I see in organizations. Be careful, just notice how that attitude attracts to that team or group or company. Certain situations, certain occurrences, synchronicities happen around those attitudes. If you are the leader, you're the one that's going to set the tone, set the attitude and it takes starting with just a few of the people around you who are aligned, That is when you start. Steve Rush: You referred to in you are Attitude Books as a lot of this attitude starts with self and you have something, in there called the “YOU” BOARD OF DIRECTORS, just tell us a little bit about that. Simon Tyler: Yeah, I like that one and that's similar, and again, the people who read all of my work will notice some fairly common threads or clusters around which the notes that I write tend to sit, and this is definitely one the “YOU” BOARD OF DIRECTORS. It is a moment, too, I suppose in any NLP terms they would say you are changing your position to look at same situation from a number of different angles that is all. And this came out of a conversation with a director in a financial company and he was a bit lost and not sure what to do, but stuck. So oftentimes coaches are very useful to help people get going, get momentum again through that stuck period, and the “YOU” BOARD OF DIRECTORS is a board of directors that is you but it needs a Cap change, if you like. I give the example of the chief executive you. So if you were the chief executive of You PLC, managing you, your brand, what you do, what you're all about. How would the chief executive get involved? What would their role be? How would they in general terms, look at how you are doing? What results would they want to report about you? How would they talk about what lies ahead? They would be more strategically interested in what you are all about, other roles you may have a chief financial you who would look at the performance, the absolute performance, what is the personal finance? What is the financial implications of what you are up to? What are the risks involved right now? Where my investment may needed? And then you might have other roles, Chief Operating Officer, HR You, Chief Marketing You. So if you build that team and it is an opportunity to perhaps take a moment away from your everyday activity on that. Take yourself away for a board meeting for You PLC, and just work through and always invite people. If you have not got a professional conversation dialogue, you've got a range with a coach or a trusted colleague. Then maybe journal this, so put the chief executive You hat on and write as if you were the chief executive of You but just five minutes and it's a really interesting exercise that always bears fruit, and it just helps people shift the way they view themselves. Steve Rush: It is really powerful to do that self-exploration thing, isn't it? And see the world from a different perspective. Simon Tyler: Yeah, I am sure you have this as a frustration with all of my work. Quite a lot of the time people go, oh yeah, I get that. I really like that. I am going to do that and they never do. The difference is the people that make the grab the hack in your world that works for them, do something with it, work with it, sit with it, reflect on it. If you do that, that makes the difference. Steve Rush: So, Simon, at this point in the show, we are going to go to think about your top hacks. Now ahead of today, you have written in your books over a hundred and fifty. If you include your blog, you probably weigh over 200 hacks and I know that trying to ask you to distil these down to your top few is going to be challenging for you but what would be the kind of two or three that you think would be my nuggets? Simon Tyler: Well, there is never one. Whatever it needs to be for that person in that situation. It is the one, the one. I wrote a simple note, but you inspire this in me. My simple note that came out in the beginning of March was called The One or The One Thing which is about this to look at what would the one thing be. So thank you very much for inspiration on that, so I am going to give you three. Two from the books, but one is the overarching one, which I will finish on. The first one is in the Keep it Simple Book, which is “3-4-3”, which apart from my favourite football formation, is just a very simple way of looking at what you're all about. And broadly speaking, and I found this in every contact with teams and groups of people through my entire career, broadly speaking of the ten things you're up to, three you'll be awesome at. That is the essence of you. Three you will be absolutely painfully detest and not very good at takes too much time and makes you feel bad when you react to those three. And in the middle of the four things that come with the turf of what you're about right now and you don't know whether they're going to be great things or not. The distinction for people that grow the fastest, that have the greatest impact and results, however they measure results, is you spend more time in your top three, the essence of you. Define what they are; make those the priority for your week ahead. Be the best version of you. I know people because their life gets filled. It seems to fill from the bottom end up those bottom three things. If you spend a day working on those three things, you feel rubbish. You don't like yourself or anyone else around you, and your attitude will change. They do not bring the best out of you and it is a conscious effort. Becoming aware of what my 3-4-3 is and spend all the time, I can pushing to make sure I am involved in my top three. Outsource, pay someone, swap or don't do the bottom three things. They are not going to grow you. They are not going to make the difference. They are not going to get you promoted. They are not going to have the impact. It is the top three that does. That is my one big nugget. Brief one is pause, and that is powerful. If I listened to perhaps how I…one of the most common things perhaps I introduced into conversations with clients is helping them feel more comfortable with pausing and inviting them in their heads to count to three and in that pause, it's almost like an awakening. One, two, three and in that moment, the brain then just starts to relax. You get access to more of your brain's thinking capacity. You hear the question perhaps you just ask. You have a sense for what the right answer might be. You have a sense of what your other answers might be. It just awakens more, so pause and count to three would be my second. And then my third hack would be what I ended up writing about and talking about in my podcast earlier March is about awareness. To heighten your awareness for what is going on for you right now and more and more of what I read about, and now I am writing about is about this, which is if you are feeling disgruntled, off-beat, It is okay. Notice it maybe even name it. The act of noticing what you are experiencing and naming it instantly alleviates the power and the grip it has over you. Just by doing that. Second step in there in the awareness piece is just to become ease. I am just not allow that to be, I am going to, except the fact that I fill up that right now. Just those two steps and there are more steps in this. But those two steps will liberate people from the tough situations they might find themselves in as opposed to trying to grit and work it through. Steve Rush: There is some really fantastic hacks there, practical information and insights people into take away, start practicing. So thanks for sharing those. In my experience of working with people like yourself and others who have developed a huge knowledge base and capability over time is that has not always been that way, so we call this section Hack to Attack and this is to explore maybe time in your life for your work where things did not go as well. Maybe it did not pan out as you had expected, but we are now using that as a tool in our work, in our life. Simon Tyler: Through my life, there has been a number of really challenging situations and I know looking back on them, they have all delivered something for me. And quite often it took a lot longer than just a few days to realize this is going to help the situation but I'm at a point now, fortunately, where I've really simplified my life and I'm fairly chilled about most things and it has come as a result of those situations, and there so many. I could probably talk about this one for the entire podcast in terms of how I've used them, how I resisted things going wrong and didn't want them to be that way, but then just allow them to be. But the one I will share was a toughie in my speaking business. All of my speaking has gone really well. I have loved my speaking career, I love the challenge of an audience, and I have become a little bit known for not necessarily having content, there will always be a path I will follow my speaking business, but not having content or being able just to move with what is working in the room. That came about as a result of something that went disastrously wrong in a speaking business where I was speaking at a leadership learning group and it was after dinner. The circumstances were not conspiring very well for me. The food was delayed, the drinking was accelerating and I stood up and I had been asked to do something very inspirational for this group of twenty-five, whatever it was. Leaders on this development program, and it did not go well at all to the point that I just stopped and said this is not going well. I am going to sit down now and enjoy the rest evening, and I just stop. And I don't know where that voice came from. Some kind of an inner guidance in me, told me to do that and people were shocked. No, no, this is part of your plan. No, it is just not going well. This is not going well at all. Obviously, my drive home, I was there, there was a train I think so, so my drive home then was probably three hours on my own in the car in the early hours of the morning. I scoured myself and I tore myself to pieces like I'm going to sleep when I eventually got home. Thinking, that is it. I am never going to do it anymore. I am never do this anymore. Why? What am I thinking? Was I even thinking? And there's a whole pieces of dramatic and nasty dark introspection and it took three or four days for me to realize. There is a gift in this somewhere. There is an awesome in this awful as my coach friend Kate would say, and I just sat with it and thought, well, just wait for it to come up. What is there for me to learn and what it was? It is just confirmed for me that the way I speak events is totally flexible. I am acronym free and arguably I am content ambivalent, and I was trying too hard to push content to a room full of people that was not ready. And that was a great learning for me just to be more fleet of foot and just be me. Just be totally real at speaking events and that served me so well since that time. Steve Rush: It is a super story and I think many of our lessons can resonate with that moment where it is just not working out. The key, of course, in this is not self-coaching and finding that within most problems there is also a solution. Right? Simon Tyler: Absolutely. Steve Rush: So if you could time travel back to when you were 21 and you know how to meet Simple Simon at 21, what advice would you give him? Simon Tyler: He was having a tough time at 21 I remember and did not really know who he was. I was in work and I was just plodding along trying to please people, and whilst that is still an important part, I think my advice would be to tune in a bit more with who I am. And I think all of my thinking was out there on other people. What did they think? What did they want? What do they want me to do? Who do they want me to be? It was a tough time; I remember 21 was a tough time, so my invitation perhaps to myself would be go to my edge more often. Tune into who I am. What is it I want? The gift now of what we know about coaching dialogues. I would love to have had that then at twenty-one to have had some kind of a mentor or coaching conversation, go to the edge, wherever my edge is? Go to there. I think I played safe and I played inside as much as my career, travelled in interesting directions, and it was great and served me well, I think more could have happened. I want me to believe a bit more in myself. I can remember how self-doubt was a really tough challenge, and that's sting a little bit, that come up every now and then, even at this late stage in my life I'm at now and perhaps finally just decide, decide what you want and head towards it. Because I don't think I just started decide until probably my late 20s. I could have had a different time, but who knows? I am pleased with who I am today. Steve Rush: And that is a main thing, right? No regrets. Simon Tyler: Yes. Steve Rush: I should imagine our listeners have been stirred by what you have talked about and they are starting to think about some of the tools and techniques you have described. How can they find out a little bit more about your work? And where would they ideally go to find that information? Simon Tyler: Well, there is lots, as I say, the simple notes that are not in the books. There are many, many of them that I have written. One every two weeks, so simontyler.com, there is a whole library and click through and the funny titles that hopefully will lead you into the ones that work for you. And also the podcast version of All My Simple Notes is available on Soundcloud. Simon Tyler, search that in Soundcloud. You will find me, so that is probably the best place to go, and obviously the books. Grab a book enjoy the book. Whichever one you choose. I would say there is a number out there for you to grab. Steve Rush: And Simon last thing for me to say is it has been really super talking with you today. There is so much information, and I'm sure that there'll be an opportunity for us to regroup and have another conversation about more things that are simple that are impacting their simplicity in everyday life, so, Simon Tyler, thank you for joining us. Simon Tyler: Thank you for inviting me. I enjoyed the inspiration you gave me, and I hope that happens again too. Steve Rush: Take care Simon, thank you. Closing Steve Rush: I genuinely want to say heartfelt thanks for taking time out of your day to listen in too. We do this in the service of helping others, and spreading the word of leadership. Without you listening in, there would be no show. So please subscribe now if you have not done so already. Share this podcast with your communities, network, and help us develop a community and a tribe of leadership hackers. 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