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On the opening weekend of the English Premier Soccer League Josh gets together with his friends, David, Steven, and Kevin. They get together to play beer pong to choose Josh's team for the year. This year they also all get behind a mic for a special episode. They all pick a beverage that reminds them of their team. David, who is an Arsenal fan, chooses a Negroni. Kevin, another Arsenal fan, cracks open a Guinness. Steven, who is a Everton fan, chooses the Black Butt Porter. Since Josh gets his beer as a blind, the boys blind him on a beer which is connected to his team. They have a great time chatting and sipping on some drinks and talking about soccer.

Josh and Rose are unique in that they have collaborated on a fantasy book , but are also mother and son. We talk about what it's like to work with someone that's related to you. Since Josh is focused on a very connected universe, we talk about his worldbuilding. Below is a link to the wiki he is building for this. https://www.worldanvil.com/w/talifar-joshforeman And here is Rose's book on writing speculative fiction https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1640084479/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1640084479&linkCode=as2&tag=saschneider-20&linkId=363adc93b415b0a3f070a9b4f93de1d4 Transcription by otter.ai 0:51Welcome back to discover word Smith, second half of the podcast with Josh and Rose. This time, we're gonna be talking about the their writing together cooperatively. So we'll get into that in a little bit. But first, um, what are some things you guys learned? Writing together? Because rose, you said that you've written before, but now you're writing with somebody and it just happens to be your son. So what are some things you've learned differently? Writing with somebody as opposed to writing on your own? 1:21Actually, I think it's easier for me to write with somebody because then I have a direction that I know instead of where in the whole world am I gonna go? I like that part. I like assignments, I think some people would really hate to have an assigned plot given to them, or assigned character. But I like it. That's how I write most of my books worth what he does, first, we come up with this this species, human or otherwise, then we come up with its physiology, how it interacts with its its surroundings. And then we ask, what would make life hard for this thing? And, and then how does this thing overcome, based on its thought processes, and physiology, and etc. I mean, if you lay 1000 eggs, and one grows up to maturity, you have an entirely different concept of parity than, say, human debts. And so that's, that's fun for me. 2:32And it sounds like though, that you've still had that room to expand and grow, because you were saying how you basically came up with the one character, and you take some of what he has and refine it. So it sounds like you've got some constrict constraints, but you're still free to come up with new stuff and new directions. You both throw ideas off each other is what it sounds like. 2:55Yeah. So to me, it's important for, you know, like I've been talking about, I'm trying to design a franchise at the same time, that we're developing stories. And part an important part of a franchise is how are you working with collaborators? And so to me, that's as fundamental a question is, how do we make a good story. And so, in order to collaborate, to truly collaborate, you need to have a lot of freedom, be able to emotionally give a lot of freedom to your collaborators, otherwise, it's not a collaborative collaboration. It's a, you know, because sort of a I it's like a creative dictatorship, which I'm just not interested in that. That's, um, I, again, probably getting back to my career in video games, no one makes a video game alone. There's not one guy who sits in an armchair and says, I want to make a game about a spaceship flying through mines, shooting robots, you know, that's not how these ideas develop. It's, the programmer has come up with this amazing way to make a door that opens and the designer says, ooh, that would look good in the sight of a mountain. And the artist says, oh, what if there's, you know, a robot behind it, you know, and, and then it develops into something that, you know, no one individually expected to happen. And I love that creative chaos. The challenge is to create a conceptual framework that all of that can work inside of, and that's just an exciting place for me to try to navigate and I love you know, I just am very blessed that I have someone very close to me, you know, my mom, by my teacher, you know,

Since Josh and I needed a few days following the whirlwind draft and free agency week, here's a throw back to draft night in 2018. It's a long one, so if you need a break from friends or family or if you're alone this Thanksgiving (that is, if you're stateside), enjoy this time warp where I've had a lot to drink and try to hold it together and we bubble over with joy at a franchise changing moment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since Josh and I needed a few days following the whirlwind draft and free agency week, here's a throw back to draft night in 2018. It's a long one, so if you need a break from friends or family or if you're alone this Thanksgiving (that is, if you're stateside), enjoy this time warp where I've had a lot to drink and try to hold it together and we bubble over with joy at a franchise changing moment Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I welcome Josh Cantwell onto the show. Josh is the top residential real estate investor in his community of Northeast Ohio and has been a full-time investor since 2003. Josh has bought and sold over 700+ properties in 25 states since this time and he is the host of several podcasts, including the Accelerated Investor Podcast.   Josh begins by sharing some of his background and how he got into investing. He has raised and managed over $40M of private money that he is utilizing as part of his current deals through one-off deals, private lender loans, and as equity in his 2600 apartment units. But he got started, like so many of us do, by attending a real estate investing boot camp. Being from the greater Cleveland area, they were already seeing a foreclosure crisis with many publicly-traded companies leaving the city, so Josh got his start with foreclosure investing long before the national housing crisis.   Josh spoke in quite a lot of detail about the data that he is seeing that points to the possibility of the COVID-19 pandemic causing another similar situation in the summer of 2021. He compared the policies being observed now to the period of time following Hurricane Erma in 2017 when New York and New Jersey were impacted by this storm. Josh explained that in that case, the banks got ahead of the foreclosure crisis by offering all of the homeowners forbearance agreements. So the hurricane happened and twelve months later, there was a massive spike in foreclosures. Josh, along with many other investors, believe we are headed in this same direction with the pandemic.   I then asked Josh to talk to our listeners about raising money. Many would-be investors use not having enough money or not being able to qualify for loans as an excuse for not getting started. Josh said that being successful at raising money often comes down to a person’s own mindset about money. Josh talked about how reliable real estate investments are and how likely it is for lenders to get a high rate of return with no costs. He talked about approaching people on four different levels: if they can buy a house from you, if they can sell you a house, if they can cheerlead for you or refer you, and if they can lend or invest with you. By thinking this way, everyone you meet can become a potential client or partner.   Since Josh has been coaching other investors since 2006, I asked him to walk us through the eight traits to high achieving entrepreneurs. These traits include such attributes as self-reliance, taking responsibility for your own life, and having clarity about what you want. Seven-figure earners also have a clear idea of what their average, ideal day looks like and focus on a certain framework for getting things done even though their things to-do list may seem endless. We also talked about time management and allocating certain days per week to free-thinking, revenue-building, and buffer or preparation periods.   We talked about the steps to finding private money, marketing, networking at non-real estate events, using technology as a weapon, and so much more! Josh is an incredibly passionate and knowledgeable investor, so you do not want to miss this information-packed episode of the Just Start Real Estate Podcast!   Notable Quotes:   “I’m primarily focused on raising capital and investing in multifamily properties.”   Josh Cantwell     “As a financial planner, I recognized that most of my clients owned real estate.”   Josh Cantwell     “You have to play the game and know what is working today.”   Josh Cantwell     “I’m glad to hear you say that because it makes me feel smart for doing what I am doing.”   Mike Simmons     “If you have something to offer, a product or service, that you think is going to benefit someone, you have a moral obligation to sell it to them.”   Josh Cantwell’s friend     “Tell me one person that is super happy with the stock market. Nobody.”   Josh Cantwell     “What I love about real estate is that if you buy it right, take care of it, manage it, and cash flow it, it’s about the safest investment in the world.”   Josh Cantwell     “With private lending, always talk about your past deals.”   Josh Cantwell     “It is all about follow-up and relationships.”   Josh Cantwell     “Elite entrepreneurs realize no one is coming to their rescue.”   Josh Cantwell     “If you don’t start swimming, you are not going to get to the shore.”   Mike Simmons     “You were just spilling the goods left and right.”   Mike Simmons   Links: Level Jumping: How I Grew My Business to Over $1 Million in Profits in 12 Months Freeland Ventures The Flip System Accelerated Investor Podcast Return on Investments Just Start Real Estate JSRE on Facebook Mike on Facebook Mike on Instagram Mike on LinkedIn Mike on Twitter

On this episode of the Firepreneurs (https://firepreneurs.com/) Podcast, we interview Josh Latimer. Josh is a home services expert having built and sold a seven figure home services company. He took the experience and knowledge he gained from home services and built a software company called SendJim (https://www.sendjim.io/signup-home) that is also now a multi-million dollar a year business. With his experience from both, he has also coached and mentored thousands of small business owners with his coaching and consulting company Automate Grow Sell (https://automategrowsell.com/) and Conquer (https://www.agsconquer.com/home) . In our interview today, we take a Tim Ferris approach to the questions, inspired by the book “Tribe of Mentors.” Since Josh has been a virtual mentor to Bennett in his entrepreneurial journey, we wanted to ask some questions that we felt would provide valuable insight and advice to our listeners. This one is filled with “gold nuggets” and great quotes. Enjoy!

FOOD FIGHTTTTTT!! Sort of. It's another episode of Dueling Decades, and this week we brought on one of the stars from The History Channel's new hit show, Eating History! Josh Macuga grabs the gavel for this retro food fight of sorts. Since Josh is a food specialist, prepare yourself for an all food version of Dueling Decades! On an hours notice, Drew Zakmin of the One Headlight 90's podcast joins the crew looking for two consecutive victories with Food of 1997. Marc dives deep into Food of 1975, and he's excited to throw the first meatball! To round things out, Mancrush looks to avenge a tie-breaker loss last week with Food of 1987! Take cover behind a cafeteria table, this one is about to get messy! Josh doesn't disappoint and shows up with some twenty year old Mike's Hard Lemonade to sip throughout, and he's going to need it. Don't slip on the Sloppy Joe, and be ready to dodge a heap full of Josh's behind the scenes tales from Eating History! Find out what food still taste amazing after two decades, or which food kept Josh on the toilet for two days, the best place to hide jelly donuts, huge appetites, soggy cereals, Swedish people, John Denver in the Matrix, a chef that likes to slam stuff, a chef you can't understand, vintage gum talk, Stanley Kubrik's best work, Jack Nicholson at his finest, exploding stomachs, everyone loves ice cream, never get pizza in Utah, famous cookies, nostalgic commercials, mud sharks, Mancrush shares a story about Marine Corps boot camp, soul food surprises, bad parenting, Eating History season two, and just what old foods are red flags to eat? Do you agree with Josh's rulings? Play at home and judge for yourself! While you're at it, send your rulings to our Facebook and pick up 20 points on the Dueling Decades Leaderboard! Please don't forget to subscribe and review! Want to share some of your own 1980s & 1990s memories? Join the other thousands of people in our Facebook group and get more original nostalgic content every day! If you're into the 1960s & 1970s, join our new group! Links below: https://www.duelingdecades.com https://www.facebook.com/duelingdecades https://www.twitter.com/duelingdecades https://www.instagram.com/duelingdecades https://www.facebook.com/groups/duelingdecades/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/duelingdecades60s70s/

In this episode we explore what life might be like if you were born into a cult. Since Josh and I have no comparable life experiences…we reached out on social media. Our listeners chose this topic so we scrambled to contact a relevant guest. As luck may have it Howard Salter contacted us. We … Continue reading Episode 41: Interview with Howard Salter & What If you were born into a cult?

For the first time, we're broadcasting live in front of a 'studio audience'! Since Josh is broadcasting from home these days, he decided to record this week's podcast on Facebook Live - enabling all participants to WATCH some great music videos while listening to the latest in Israeli music! (Want to be part of next week's taping? Join us on our Facebook page Sundays at 11 am Eastern Time, and join in the fun!) This week, we've got an amazing hour of music in store - with new songs that are inspirational, whimsical, silly, and fun - plus some great moments from the live concerts that have taken place in Israel this past week. Tune in and catch up on the best new music you've been missing! Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1039 Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

For the first time, we're broadcasting live in front of a 'studio audience'! Since Josh is broadcasting from home these days, he decided to record this week's podcast on Facebook Live - enabling all participants to WATCH some great music videos while listening to the latest in Israeli music! (Want to be part of next week's taping? Join us on our Facebook page Sundays at 11 am Eastern Time, and join in the fun!) This week, we've got an amazing hour of music in store - with new songs that are inspirational, whimsical, silly, and fun - plus some great moments from the live concerts that have taken place in Israel this past week. Tune in and catch up on the best new music you've been missing! Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1039 Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/

Ayyyeee! Welcome to the conversation!Since Josh was taking so much time editing... The boys have decided try out a semi automated editor AI. We’ll see if it works out

This simple technique can powerfully change your day, life. Since Josh taught it to me, my energy is more even, stable. I can't wait for you to learn it, too! This show is brought to you by JOOVV! Leaders in light therapy. ➢ Save on your Joovv Light: http://bit.ly/joovv-discount The Joovv Light Mini is a cool new unit from them! (Haven't yet purchased, but plan on doing so for travel in 2019.) ➢ New Joovv Go: https://lddy.no/7ruw More About Today's Show As you know, managing stress and cortisol can have a big impact on your sleep and life. Josh Trent shares one of the most powerful tools to help you manage stress and improve your quality of life. Watch the full Warrior Breath Tutorial: https://youtu.be/qMeFfO4ge7E?t=881   

I caught up with my good friend Joshua Liberman for this SMB Community Podcast. Josh is a great community leader and the owner of Net Sciences in Albuquerque, NM. Joshua Liberman In this podcast, Josh walks us through the various elements they offer (and bundle) for their clients. I asked Josh to talk about this because it’s the basis for a presentation I’ve seen him make. Josh has worked on this offering for a long time – and sold a lot of these services over the last several years. Note, Josh relies on SonicWall and Datto for their key services. Since Josh brought this up, I asked him why brand names and vendors matter to him. The handout Josh mentions can be downloaded here: How We Secure Your Network. You can catch up with Josh at www.netsciences.com. Watch the interview: Listen to the Interview (mp3)

In this podcast Sam Carpenter, author of Work the System, interviews his business partner, Josh Fonger, about how to actually go about systemizing a business.  Since Josh has worked with hundreds of businesses around the world on their systems, he has some sage advice about what to do, how to do it, who should do it, and why to get it done.  There are a lot of folks who talk about the need for building systems in a business, but none that have done it with more entrepreneurs in more industries than Josh.  Make sure to listen to this podcast today and then see how your business grows!

What's happening Better Faster Podcast listeners? This was a fun episode and is packed with actionable content. This one was inspired by our friend Stephanie Sfara over at the Strength Continuum (@thestrengthcontinuum) who wrote an eBook titled Essential Strength Equipment for the Modern Physical Therapy Practice. Since Josh and Brandon are fresh off of opening up brand new locations for their businesses, they decided to put together our own list of essentials for their respective clinic and gym. These are the bare-bones essential items that they cannot live without. They're talking about equipment that is not only cost effective but give you the most bang for your buck by allowing you to treat and program for your clientele while creating real adaptations.We are aware there is a surge of interest with physical therapists starting solo practices, cash practices, mobile practices, etc, so we kept you all in mind when recording this one. So let us know your thoughts. Let us know what you feel is essential or non-essential. Hit us up on @betterfasterpodcast on Instagram. If you liked the episode, head on over to iTunes, subscribe, and leave a 5 star review. Support the show (http://paypal.me/betterfasterpod)

Since Josh is currently off on an impossible mission of his own, he and Ryan recorded a very special episode of Tomorrow about his favorite film in the Cruise Missile oeuvre, Mission Impossible III. Will they discuss Phillip Seymour Hoffman's raw animal magnetism? Yes. Will they discuss the plausibility of a Face Off scenario? Surely. Will they discuss the television show Under the Dome? In song. So before you head off to the Vatican to binge-watch Alias, come along with Josh, Ryan, Keri Russell, and Ethan Hunt for a discussion that blends Jabra headphones and Laurence Fishburne in ways you've never heard before. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since Josh doesn't know jack about College Basketball prospects, he invited on two guests who do! Josh Veltrie and AJ Kelly break down what you need to know about the Lottery Picks in the 2018 NBA Draft@Josh_Rodriguez_ | @AjKelly76 | @JVeltrie | @TheDimeNBA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week was a weird one. We were absolutely torn apart at Newcastle, as Saints conceded more goals than they had shots on target. The performance was gutless and it caused the likes of Freddie from The Ugly Inside, Adam Leitch of the Southern Daily Echo, and Adam Blackmore of BBC Radio Solent to begin to turn on the entire situation. All three have tried to remain neutral in their analysis and judgment, and although they have been critical in the past, this match really did it.   The same goes for me. I generally try not to be as harsh or critical as some, but this weekend put me over the edge. The manager had to go, and he did! But, Pellegrino didn’t make his way out until my guest and I were done recording, the episode had been edited, and was pretty much set to go out. Nevermind, that, though, I don’t mind doing a little extra work in this case.   My guest this week is Josh, who runs @thesaintsfcpage on Instagram and @SaintsFcPage on Twitter. Josh has the distinct disadvantage of speaking to me after a terrible performance from the squad and the day before Mauricio Pellegrino was sacked. This means that we were at peak frustration levels and as a result the mood can seem a bit dour. But, despite my spirits being lifted by the prospect of a new manager keeping Saints in the Premier League, I know that there are many aspects of the club that are still in trouble and need addressing. Since Josh and I talk about some of them as well, we keep most of the conversation in the episode.   So, as always, be sure to follow along, with us and the Josh, and enjoy and share the show.   This podcast is partnered with The Saints Report. For your all your Southampton FC news and needs, visit The Saints Report on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. If you have questions or comments about the show, I'd love to hear them, please contact me via Twitter or email. If you have a guest you'd like me to try and get ahold of please let me know and I'll do my best. The artwork for the show is done by Matt Beling of the wearesouthampton page on Instagram. Be sure to check out the great edits, competitions, and polls he has going on over there. The show is on Twitter (@SFCDell_ivery) , Instagram (@sfcdell_ivery), and Facebook (facebook.com/sfcdellivery), so give us a follow, like the stuff, and stay up on what’s going down. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out on future episodes and give the show a rating on iTunes! You can click the links below or search “Dellivery” in your app. iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public, Spotify   All feedback can be sent to @SFCDell_ivery on Twitter, @sfcdell_ivery on Instagram, or at  facebook.com/SFCDellivery. Questions can be submitted using the hashtag #sfcdell, and you can email the show at southamptondellivery@gmail.com.   Music Credits: All music in this episode comes courtesy of the Free Music Archive at freemusicarchive.org. Intro Song- “Epic Song” by BoxCat Games- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/BoxCat_Games/ End of Show/Credits- “Aim is True” by Podington Bear- http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Podington_Bear/ Until next time, cheers. Matt iTunes, Acast, Stitcher, Google Play, Tunein, Soundcloud, YouTube, Radio Public, Spotify Share your thoughts, on the show or on the new manager. Record a message and it may feature on the show (and I'll definitely listen to it!)    Send a voice message via SpeakPipe

It's game week in Norman and the gang is breaking down everything there is to break down about the depth chart being released this week. What did it all mean to us? What were most concerned about? We also talk about Lincoln Riley's first game as head coach, and Carey goes in-depth to explain what all went down with the tailgate situation between OU and the university. Since Josh can hear audio again, we're back with select audio cuts from the week. We also talk about recruiting's official visitors this weekend and the potential for a commit. Full rundown follows below: 0:01:00 - Josh gives an update from Houston and we our hearts and prayers continue for the people in Texas. 0:07:04 -Depth chart breakdown begins and we start with CeeDee Lamb. 0:09:33 - Lincoln Riley's breakdown of who will redshirt and who will play 0:12:13 - Carey thinks it's disappointing Mykel Jones couldn't separate himself from a walk-on. 0:15:15 - Redshirts all over the offensive line. What about Creed Humphrey? 0:16:55 - Cody Ford doesn't win a starting job over Powers or Samia 0:17:40 - Kyler Murray named backup QB, Austin Kendall redshirts 0:21:14 - Breaking down Lincoln Riley's transformation from coordinator to head coach 0:23:50 - Austin Seibert will handle all kicking duties 0:27:34 - Is depth an issue at OU right now? 0:34:15 - The tailgating controversy and who was responsible? 0:49:48 -- What is Bob Stoops going to do with himself Saturday? 0:52:38 - Carey wants to learn spanish to join the Spanish language OU radio broadcast 0:53:56 - New concession stand foods for fans at games this year. We break them down. 0:58:15 - If Eddie was just a regular Joe going to OU games, would he be a drunken mess every Saturday? 1:00:18 - Josh McCuistion gives the weekend recruiting update 1:03:00 - BA's Derrick Shaw makes an impression, Broken Arrow, Union, Jenks and Owasso talk 1:08:25 - Josh's leftover recruiting nuggets 1:10:08 - Ratings and Reviews time from iTunes 1:16:07 - UTEP Predictions

Since Josh is now on tour, this week's episode is all about how to maintain your health and fitness while on the road. We chat about how to combat jetlag and fatigue, how to stay prepared and on track with your exercise/diet plan, and the small ways you can keep working out - even when on holiday!

This week, while at SpringOne Platform, Richard and I talk with Josh McKenty, head of the partnering engineering team. With a general purpose application stack like Pivotal Cloud Foundry there's a lot of partner applications, services, and consulting that typically gets used beyond what Pivotal provides out of the box. Josh's team does the implementation with partners around these extensions and service integrator partnerships. We discuss how the program works, why it's needed, different modes of operating with partners (from agile to Gnatt-planned out waterfall style), why an ecosystem is needed, and how service integrators fit in. Since Josh has worked on OpenControl we slip in an overview and update of that compliance automation framework. Josh in Twitter: @jmckenty. Visit http://pivotal.io/podcasts for show notes and other episodes.

This week, while at SpringOne Platform, Richard and I talk with Josh McKenty, head of the partnering engineering team. With a general purpose application stack like Pivotal Cloud Foundry there's a lot of partner applications, services, and consulting that typically gets used beyond what Pivotal provides out of the box. Josh's team does the implementation with partners around these extensions and service integrator partnerships. We discuss how the program works, why it's needed, different modes of operating with partners (from agile to Gnatt-planned out waterfall style), why an ecosystem is needed, and how service integrators fit in. Since Josh has worked on OpenControl we slip in an overview and update of that compliance automation framework. Josh in Twitter: @jmckenty. Visit http://pivotal.io/podcasts for show notes and other episodes.

This week, while at SpringOne Platform, Richard and I talk with Josh McKenty, head of the partnering engineering team. With a general purpose application stack like Pivotal Cloud Foundry there's a lot of partner applications, services, and consulting that typically gets used beyond what Pivotal provides out of the box. Josh's team does the implementation with partners around these extensions and service integrator partnerships. We discuss how the program works, why it's needed, different modes of operating with partners (from agile to Gnatt-planned out waterfall style), why an ecosystem is needed, and how service integrators fit in. Since Josh has worked on OpenControl we slip in an overview and update of that compliance automation framework. Josh in Twitter: @jmckenty. Visit http://pivotal.io/podcasts for show notes and other episodes.

This week, while at SpringOne Platform, Richard and I talk with Josh McKenty, head of the partnering engineering team. With a general purpose application stack like Pivotal Cloud Foundry there's a lot of partner applications, services, and consulting that typically gets used beyond what Pivotal provides out of the box. Josh's team does the implementation with partners around these extensions and service integrator partnerships. We discuss how the program works, why it's needed, different modes of operating with partners (from agile to Gnatt-planned out waterfall style), why an ecosystem is needed, and how service integrators fit in. Since Josh has worked on OpenControl we slip in an overview and update of that compliance automation framework. Josh in Twitter: @jmckenty. Visit http://pivotal.io/podcasts for show notes and other episodes.

In part 1 of this episode we go into more stories from Brenton's time working in casinos and a few poker stories thrown in for good measure. Since Josh is out of action on daddy duties, we're joined by the Degenerate Duncan. Duncs and Heath used to work together, where his love for poker and gambling was fueled by hearing second hand stories of Brenton's casino days. If we were going to be talking Mahogany Room stories, there is no chance he could be left out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you prefer your episodes of Dogman Encounters to be packed full of encounters and on the extra creepy side, you're really going to like tonight's show! On tonight's show, Josh Turner will be coming back, to talk about multiple encounters friends of his and family members have had, over the last 25 years, in Texas.  Since Josh was 15, he's been collecting the details of Dogman Encounters, in Texas. Most of them aren't for the faint of heart. Be warned; if you listen to tonight's show, you WILL be sleeping with the lights on, for some time! This is part 1, of a 2-part show. We hope you tune in!  

Playing Catch-upSo, yeah, it’s been awhile. Again. The Screeners had the best of intentions, they promise. Somewhere in the past month or so there were at least two episodes that were planned and fell through the cracks. Since Josh actually went to the theater for said episodes (and he really wants you to know that he did his job in all of this), the four have given up on the lightning round this week and instead have opted for a grab bag of “whatcha been watchin’?”.Chris starts the segment off with a review of the most recent season of Game of Thrones...and ends up somewhere else entirely, but we won’t begrudge him his burning passion for network TV. Or maybe we just fed him the GoT topic so we could post this. Next up is Chad, who admits he’s late to the party for once, but loves Silicon Valley all the same. The show’s been a big hit with a majority of the Screeners, actually, and there’s definitely some fun to be had guessing which of the show’s characters may have been modeled after Josh.Since Josh gets a turn, you know he’s going to insist on talking about one of the movies he actually saw this year. Ex Machina’s part of what seems to be a recent thematic trend in sci-fi; does it have anything to set it apart from, say, Transcendence as an AI movie?In what must have been an attempt to ramp up the energy level for the main event, Melody rounds out the segment by covering the Screeners’ latest failure for an episode plan: Mad Max: Fury Road. Some might say we saved the best for last. One person, amidst a sea of positive reviews, might dare to say otherwise. We’re tired of telling you to guess who that person might be and implying that you might be surprised. You know, and you won’t be.Finally, a Sequel to Encino Man!We just can’t shake the mental image of Pauly Shore riding a velociraptor that we’d hoped against hope would be the climax of Jurassic World. Alas, we’ll have to settle for Chris Pratt on a motorcycle. It’s fine, really. Totally fine.No spoilers for the latest installment of the Godzilla franchise here; you’ll have to listen to hear how much Chris loved it and how deep his forgiving spirit runs.This episode may not look like much in outline form, but trust us; there’s enough material in there to either get you thinking or alienate you forever; take your pick when you’re done with the episode, and head over to Facebook to tell us whether you’ll be coming back for more.

I interview my husband about life as a solopreneur in the music industry, revealing the hard truth about life as a freelancer. Long episode description: I am so excited about this second podcast episode! Not only is it on a topic that I think many of you are interested in and can relate to (freelancing, solopreneurship, being self-employed, whatever you want to call it), but it gave me a chance to finally prove that my husband (or HB as I’ve previously called him on the blog) is real! I didn’t make him up! He’s an real human being and he was nice enough to be my first podcast guest.  On my blog, I’ve mentioned over the years that I’ve always worked a 9 to 5 job, whereas Josh (my totally real husband) has been self-employed since the day I met him 8 years ago. We obviously have very different perspectives on freelancing and working “for the man,” but I think it wasn’t until we cracked open a few beers and hit the record button that we got into a deep conversation about what we really think about it all. That’s what’s so cool about recording these conversations. Without them, I’d have no idea about most of this stuff! For instance, at the end of the episode when Josh tells me about when he was younger and was deathly afraid of public speaking — he’d never told me that before! Sure, I knew he hated doing that kind of stuff when he was younger, but he’d never told me that story before. We’ve been together for 8 years and I had no idea! Isn’t that crazy? I guess no matter how long you’ve known someone, there will always be something to uncover later in life. Since Josh did mention a few go-to resources in the show, I wanted to make sure I included his favourites in these show notes. Just a fyi, Josh is seriously obsessed with Gary Vaynerchuk (in a good way of course). I can’t tell you how many times I’ve come home from work to see him glued to his laptop watching one of Gary’s motivational YouTube videos about entrepreneurship and digital marketing. He’s not really my thing (way too high energy), but I can appreciate the fact that he sounds exactly like Charlie Day from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Helpful Blogs for Solopreneurs Inc.com Lifehack Time Management Ninja Josh’s New Obsession Ask Gary Vee Shownotes: jessicamoorhouse.com/2

Episode 65 "Not Girls, Not Dudes, Just RabbitMQ"3:29 – Alright we're Live!EntreProgrammers are broadcasting live!4:24 - Mac TalkJosh talks about the notorious Mac labeled the "Job Killer," apparently this Mac has the power to turn one into an entrepreneur.John overnights a docking station for his new MacBook Pro. But it does not come with the Thunderbolt cable, dang it!Derick is proud of his thousand dollar docking station and thunderbolt monitor.John mentions he never waits for tech, he just sells it, he is proud to be an exclusively Mac user. 11:36 - John has a great idea for a product gear toward understanding how to use OSX. He is thinking about creating videos of a professional Mac user, who teaches all the ins-and-outs of OSX. Preferably, someone who is a developer writes code and is very prescriptive about how things are executed on OSX.The mastermind gives some information about some great tools for OSX. Check out what these techies use on a daily basis for work.  Links Below for TotalFinder, Size Up, and Alfred.  20:02 – John wants to create courses about how to use Gmail. Especially, learning to use the key-commands that maximize your time and productivity.  Wanted: A Gmail Kung Fu Master!24:18 – John uses his calendar app to send him reminder emails. Derick use Omni Focus for his calendaring. 30:00 – Johns signs up for Traveling Mailbox,  to scan mail, deposit checks, and manage mail while he is traveling. 36:35 – Derick ask how does one manage the home utility bills and stuff while traveling for months. John and Josh talk about automation for their banks. And paying bills online. The EntreProgrammers talk about being able to travel without being tied down to one spot, since their work allows them to office anywhere.45:05 – Derick is a bit setup with the launch of his product, not one taker. He did notification by Email, Tweets and Google Plus. Derick is about to pull the product. The teams discuss the click thru rates and data received to make sense of the issues. Also, John and Josh talk about how different payment option could attract sales. Including that fact that theses are classes and how there are limits to what corporation will pay to get seat for their employees.  56:35 – Derick is worried that his launch of the RabbitMQ for Developers bundle will not go well.1:08:00  - John and the team trying to find the specific market for Derick’s RabbitMQ consultation package. 1:11:54 - Derick mentions the Authority Vs. Expert Blog.1:14:50 - John suggest that Derick’s market maybe the Node.JS users.  1:17:24 - Josh is about to leave his job, so he jumps on the finding health insurance independently. The team shares information about the coverage they get based on being entrepreneur.1:29:19 – Josh shares his story about turning in his two-week notice. The boss took it well and was kind of expecting the day Josh leaves.  Since Josh was leaving, TrackAbout ask Josh to do a review about the company on the Glassdoor. John and Derick talk about the interview process when they were first hired at TrackAbout. 1:42:00 - Josh is learning to gauge how much he could work or set work limits. Josh’s gauges his pay based on emails he creates for clients. 1:58:30 - Josh is having some tech issues with splitting MOV. Files in to mp3.Thoughts for the Week Josh – Do not stop after the prices.Chuck  - It’s been a long week.Derick – Do Not jump off too many steps all at once.John – Start moving, and then adjust.  People and Think mentioned in the episode!BooksThe Missing Manual for OSXGetting Things Done ApplicationsTotalFinder:  http://totalfinder.binaryage.comSize Up: http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/Alfred: http://www.alfredapp.comServicesTraveling Mailbox: https://travelingmailbox.comPeopleRyan Deiss Blog http://www.digitalmarketer.com