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Since Troy had a little too much going on this week to take his regular thirty-four pages of notes about your favorite train wreck couples, he’s doing the next best thing... breaking down his favorite sexual thriller with his best friend, Katie Kalvin. For your listening pleasure, they discuss the iconic 1992 film, Basic Instinct! Remember, you can get all of our extended episodes on the Emotionally Broken Psychos Patreon page (https://patreon.com/ebpsychos) under the $1/month reward level - become a supporter today to ensure you never miss a moment of The Smush Room!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Steve are talking about this week in sports updates, including: Riverhounds won 3-Nil over the NY Red Bulls with goals from Parkes, and Brett. They move into a tie with Louisville City for second in group A. In World Cup news, Mexico beat Germany, and Iceland won their first match. The US Open at Shinnecock Hill in Long Island was won by Bruce Koepka for the second straight year. The last time there was back-to-back winners was 88-89 from Curtis Strange. Rod Woodson speaks up about a lack of playmakers on D side of the ball, stating that Shazier was going to be that guy. TJ Watt is still in question. Since Troy, there hasn't been a bigtime playmaker. They're looking for Cam Hayward to step up, - Bud Dupree to get in there, and Stephon Tuitt to stay healthy. Bryant is facing a possible suspension due to moving and missed testing and programs. The Caps raise a banner without trolling the Pens. With the NHL season schedule set, they open agains the Bruins Oct 3rd. The Penguins are trying to obtain Max Domi (son of Ty Domi) from the Coyotes. Kessel is interested in being reunited with Tocchet, but they are strapped on the cap hit at 6.8 million. The Leafs are carrying 1.2 of the current cap. Sources say the Pens offered up Rust, Sheary, or Simon. Due to the cap hit, to acquire him, someone would need to be traded. The Pirates dealt with some rain after a 1-0 win and a 3-2 loss. l A highlight at the Buccos game was Steven Brault singing the National Anthem. Polonco shows signs of promise, but then the next game lays an egg. After the show remember to: Follow the discussion on Twitter (@BoldPGHSports) Check out BOLDpgh.com and sorgatronmedia.com for more entertainment!

Tim and Troy take liberty in this episode to read to you, our beloved listener, the classic poem, "Twas the Night Before Christmas".   Since Troy is from New Orleans, he has to add a Cajun flavor to this iconic tome.   In This Episode We Look At: Cajun Troy reading Louisiana's beloved, "Cajun Night Before Christmas" in a Cajun accent. Tim rescues this classic piece of literature with an English interpretation!     Today's Resources and Links: Cajun Night Before Christmas - words on the Web Twas the Night Before Christmas - Clement Clark Moore   One Thing You Can Do Today to Improve Your Faith and Finances: Have a wonderful Christmas. Celebrate Christ's birth. Love God and one another!   What Are Your Thoughts? If you have a question or comment about today's topic, we invite you to share your thoughts.

We return to the land of the giant monsters for a surprising and impressive entry in Toho's Godzilla series. This was the ninth outing for the Big G and his crowd of monster cohorts. It was also the last time that the core group of creators responsible for bringing the original 1954 classic GOJIRA to the screen were to work together on a kaiju film. The studio increased the budget for this outing (for reasons we'll discuss in the show)and the extra money shows in many ways both big and small. The use of pretty much every giant monster character that Toho had created up to this point meant that the special effects technicians were working overtime to build and shoot the numerous battles and scenes of city destruction. Oh, man- the monster fights in this film are so great! Adding to the general excellence of this movie are the wonderful directorial touches of the great Ishirô Honda. Always a man with a keen eye for framing he also gets a chance in this film to give us several unexpected visually gorgeous images that verge on the surreal. Rarely has wet sand, high heeled shoes, a low sun and the sound of crashing surf been combined to such charged effect in a G rated film. Since Troy just returned from his annual visit to Chicago's G-Fest I question him about the highlights of the convention. He has a little info on the new Japanese Godzilla film but we still await news of North American distribution. He relates tales of meeting numerous celebrities over the weekend and even has photographic evidence to back up his claims of glory.I really have to attend G-Fest one of the days! As the episode swings into gear we talk about the film's colorful set design, it's familiar and talented cast,the two different English dubs available and a host of other details we can't stop ourselves from gabbing about. I even spend a while complaining about the tease of seeing certain creatures who are given only seconds of screen time. I love you, Varan!   Thank you for downloading and listening to the show. We canbe contacted at thebloodypit@gmail.com if you have any comments or suggestions. 

If you want to succeed as a small (or large) business you have to market your products. The only problem with farm is that the margins can get pretty slim. That is when us crafty folks break out the guerrilla marketing techniques and find out way into free or cheap media exposure. In today's episode I share a story about some free media attention that I received this year that led to me landing a place to farm, getting me some customers, and giving me a little security about land in the future. You can find my press release and article a little further down in the show notes. Even if you cannot find the time to send press releases now or to really put out any marketing, you should be taking pictures. The pictures you take now while your farm is in full bloom with come in handy when you are getting press out of season. I walk you through some basic photo editing on my farm photo page here. I bring on the show an experienced farmer and journalist Troy Bishopp the Grass Whisperer. Troy brings a great knowledge-set to the podcast with both perspectives from being a farmer and working in the media. This episode is a "must listen" if you want to get some free exposure for your farm. Right click to download the MP3 In this farm podcast you will learn: How to build relationships with media personal Tools for making it easy on the reporter and getting your story across How to prepare for an interview How to put the power of the interview into your hands What to do when you feel like you have "no comment" Using editorials to get free press Creating soundbites to grab attention and where to put them Cute sells! How to be a farm advocate Return On Investment (ROI) from media exposure Troy Bishopp the Grass Whisperer: It is not every day you make a friend from complete stranger. Troy came to my farm to learn a little more about what I do and to get some help creating videos and to be on the podcast. Given that I was horrifically sick when he got here, Troy turned into more of a savior than a guest. Since Troy's time on my farm picking up my slack we have kept in touch to compare notes and just keep in touch. Troy is a great guy and I respect the balance of professionalism and goofiness that he brings to the tables. In farming you learn the most from other farmers. All advice comes with a grain of salt and not everyone's advice will work for you. I have spoken with hundreds of farmers of the years and I have found out one thing about Troy. When he talks, you listen. The thing about the Grass Whisperer is that he not only wants to farm, he wants other people to farm and is willing to work toward that. He strives to inspire and educate as well as practice what he preaches. Items mentioned in this farm podcast include: The Grass Whisperer Toastmasters International FoodCyclist.com Farm Marketing FREE Photography Help Google Analytics (my post on it) My Press Release January 2013 FoodCyclist in the news: Cover FoodCyclist in the news: Article Continued Take aways: What would more exposure do for your farm? Increase sales? Are you prepared for an interview should an opportunity present itself? What would you want to get out of more exposure? -- My skills are ever-evolving as an interviewer. Thanks for taking the time to listen in, and let me know what you think. You can leave a comment below, send me an e-mail, reach me on Facebook or Twitter, or leave a 5 star rating in iTunes if you liked the show. Click to subscrible to iTunes Support the podcast with $1 a month

Since Troy is out with the ‘itis, the rest of the Beards are joined by Kyle Smithson (@KyleSmithson) to talk about comic books.