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In This Episode Consent orders are dropping with increasing frequency. Historically consent orders were viewed as failing grades. It's no surprise that bankers are a breed that don't respond well to failing grades, it is the credit mentality around loss avoidance that leads to an overly developed risk-mitigation culture. Doing new things, by definition, requires taking on risk at some level. In this episode, Jason Henrichs is joined by guests Gilles Gade, Founder & CEO, Cross River Bank, Phil Goldfeder, CEO, American Fintech Council, Clayton Mitchell, Managing Principal, Crowe Risk Consulting, and Mandi Simpson, Partner, Lead Accounting Advisory team at Crowe as they dive into the critical topic of organizational resilience for banks in the wake of receiving a regulatory consent order. Together they explore how financial institutions can not only comply with regulatory requirements but also use this challenge as an opportunity to strengthen their operations and culture. Spoiler Alert: Lots of great quotes in this episode!

Hosts: TJ, Brett, Krissy, & Jo This week on the show: Segment One: (0:00:00) (0:04:32) Krissy and TJ have a pre-show spat over voiceovers and it carries over into the opening. (0:06:54) Brett gets to pet a real life wolf! (0:09: 37) Krissy is not pleased with the current state of Helena weather. Spoiler Alert: Neither is anyone else. Plus, TJ vs. Spotify. (0:15:56) TJ gets the memorial placard for The Mascot and is pleased of the return of The Quad M Cleaning Lady. Plus TJ vs. pants. Segment Two: (0:28:08) (0:31:15) Jo joins the group as we being our journey down FGS lane where we find a Taiwanese dummy gets his legs amputated and charged with insurance fraud. (0:47:45) HOT TAKES kicks off with a little GRIM REAPER ROUND UP and the passing of several celebrities and still nary a name is coming off the board. (0:55:43) Brett and Krissy review the new horror film, Tarot. (1:09:53) Krissy heads off to take care of some business and the others discuss how gross people are. Spoiler Alert: Lots of poo gets discussed… Segment Three: (1:24:09) (1:26:43) Happy Mother's Day from KRISSY'S KRAZY KORNER as we get served up a Mother's Day quiz!! (1:55:37) PICKS O' THE WEEK! RumChata! It's THE QUAD M SHOW!

This week, at the behest of a listener (and to our potential demise), we have summed up our five most hated watches. Perhaps hate is a bit strong, so maybe our five least liked watches (please don't hate us)!  Keep in mind... of course, these are just our opinions (and we are no authority figures, and have no bearing or impact on the real world, or what you should buy or wear). Continue to like what YOU like, and buy what YOU love! Give us a follow, and feel free to reach out to us on Instagram: @lumeplottersOr… leave us an audio comment using the link below, and we may just play it in an upcoming episode: https://www.speakpipe.com/lumeplotters

More Marvel-ous content has been released in the theatres and on Disney+ that impacts the MCU. Specifically we want to swing through the most recent and Amazing movie, Spider-man Far from Home and the Die Hard-esque Christmas special that was Hawkeye. Barton down the hatches and Parker yourself in a spot Good Enoughers, here we go! *** SPOILER ALERT *** - Lots of spoiler discussion about Hawkeye and Spiderman: No way home. Ye be warned.

Welcome back! It's a light comic book week! These are the comic books Keenan and LZ discuss and review: 7:00 Batman/Superman #1: Authority Special - Philip Kennedy Johnson, Trevor Hairsine, Jonathan Glapion, Scott Hanna, Rain Beredo 15:09 Mister Miracle: The Source of Freedom #6 - Brandon Easton and Fico Ossio 19:04 Winter Guard #3 - Ryan Cady and Jen Balzadua Another Panel: Switching Villains! There are some great villains out there but what if they went after different heroes? Instead of creating new villains, what if they went after a different hero? Keenan and LZ discuss which villains would work as a threat to different heroes! Do you have any ideas on villains who should go after different villains? Let us know! [25:05] Another Rewatch: Eternals! The latest installment in the MCU is here and Keenan and LZ have thoughts! *SPOILER ALERT* Lots of spoilers in this chat so be warned! Thanks for listening! We really appreciate all the support! Leave us a comment and subscribe to the youtube channel! Feel free to contact us! Twitter - Another Relaunch - Keenan -LZ or via email anotherrelaunch@gmail.com

Happy Holidays! For the final episode of 2020, the marauders throw everything out of the window and kick back to discuss their favorite hip hop albums of the year, their worst albums and songs of the year, (Spoiler Alert: Lots of 6ix9ine made our worst of!) moments that made us go WTF?! (and made us laugh too!) and what we want to see more or less of in hip hop in 2021! Plus, laughs, shoutouts and our final album recommendations of the year! We'll see you in 2021 for more great content and laughs!! Follow the show on Instagram & Twitter!: @lowendmarauders Follow the hosts on Instagram!: @real_89, @therealjknox, @nycholasfury Shop Low End Marauders apparel: https://teespring.com/stores/my-store-10281732 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/low-end-marauders/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/low-end-marauders/support

Since Ben and Brooke don't watch Game of Thrones, Tim turned to some co-workers to break down GOT Season 8's 3rd episode called The Long Night. SPOILER ALERT Lots of details about what happened and who died in this podcast. Don't listen if you haven't seen the episode yet. Recorded Monday April 29, 2018 with Tim Hattrick, Diane Johnson, Cole Hanson and Kate Armstrong

Movie Meltdown - Episode 408 (For our Patreon supporters.) This week we continue with our Super Series exclusively for our Meltdown Club members, as we discuss Logan - the grim finale to the Wolverine story arc. And with such a radically different approach to comic book movies, we look at how this film affects all the previous movies featuring Wolverine? And in general... are we ok with heroes that kill? Plus we examine our thoughts on The Defenders and our first impressions of the new version of The Tick. And as we all realize we're falling apart, we also we also discuss... stabbing guys in the head, Daredevil, that complexity of morality, Sigourney Weaver, I have to be a grown-up, how many episodes, Dumbledore, Netflix shows, Las Vegas, show up and die in one movie, being a sociopath, she never showed her power, Stranger Things Season 2, Jessica Jones, Shane, there's no hope, Thanos, combat he feels comfortable with - socializing...that's a challenge, Deadpool, normcore, some analytical version, Legion, big-ass cars... desert... no water, Batman, gleefully killing people, gore and gore, why even bother trying to learn how to socialize, the darkest timeline, Luke Cage, Anakin, three Joker movies, Iron Fist, you aren't even in control of how dangerous you are and living in a dystopia. Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers for Logan, so see the movie before you listen! "...it seems like I saw a lot of different people with opinions about what this thing was about. I guess... the core story is simple enough that you can apply it to other things."

Movie Meltdown - Episode 402 (For our Patreon supporters.) This week the Meltdown Gang gathers together for another installment in the Super Series as we discuss the latest Marvel movie... Spider-Man: Homecoming. And we talk smack about the people in the suits, we also bring up... The Founder, the Iron Spider, sad-boy and old, The Gifted, Snowpiercer, M. Night Shyamalan, being a good dad, legit just got trolled, things affect you in different ways, film noir Batman, The Inhumans, stick the landing... fist pump, The Fantastic Four, beautiful artwork, Joss Whedon, have fun with your universe, Legion, Breaking Bad, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a really modern f'd-up Clockwork Orange, Unbreakable, tone is so different, an Alfred Hitchcock detective movie, he probably did something bananas, Jennifer Connelly, that's just good storytelling, amateur Photoshop jobs on movie posters, turn down the team, Airplane, I hope it has the spider legs in the worst way, doing whatever it takes and a block of web. Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers for Spider-Man: Homecoming, so go see the movie before you listen!  "If you respect the mythos, people are more then happy to take different takes and versions and approaches to it... but you HAVE to respect the mythos."

Movie Meltdown - Episode 394 This week we return to our running series for another Marvel Super Special! We kick things off with a little response to Iron Fist on Netflix, then we share some thoughts on the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok. All before launching into our full discussion of this week's movie: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. And of course along the way, we find a way for the conversation to spill over into the Star Wars universe. And as we all concurrently get our Wormtongue on, we happen to mention... the Foot or The Hand, Zoe Saldana, losing your muscle, the essences of things, millennials and their music, Doritos, needs to be the Robin, regurgitated scripts, Dave Bautista, trespassing and breaking into the building, dragging their feet, Sylvester Stallone, Kurt Russell, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Yondu, Luuuke, James Gunn, relationships, Jessica Jones, please stop having your Splinter moments, swerving Mandarin, this is a geek dreaming, Daredevil, Chris Pratt, ten years in it's so dependent now on it's contextual brother-pieces, Karen Gillan, this band of misfits, how about all the musicians, The Defenders, I mean... the big bad is a bad dad, Tony Stark, force-sensitive droids and Bradley Cooper as the beaver... umm I mean, racoon. Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. So go see the movie before listening... you have been warned. "It was slice of life... this is what happened with the Guardians this week."

On this week's episode, @sliiiiip, @BigPapiPegCity, @Arby_18, and @BrianFromAIH talk about the last week of Winnipeg Jets action, and comment/question/complain about the Ondrej Pavelec coverage. Then, we give mid-season grades to the defense, goalies, coaches, and management. SPOILER ALERT: Lots of bad grades in this show! If you want to hear grades that were a lot better, go back to last week's episode when we graded the forwards. It was a lot of fun nonetheless. Come and have a listen! We are on Twitter! Find our handle at @AIHSuperfans! All of our podcasts can be found on iTunes, Stitcher, and most other popular podcasting platforms. And head over to www.arcticicehockey.com for all of your Winnipeg Jets news and notes. THANKS FOR LISTENING!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 373 This episode we discuss The Rules of the Game the 1939 French film directed by Jean Renoir. According to many, including The Criterion Collection, it's considered one of the greatest films ever made. So The Meltdown Gang decides to watch it and see if it lives up to it's hype and reputation. And while we admit that the awful thing about life is... everyone has their reasons, we also come to new realizations about... Brian De Palma, is this a parody of the genre or is it just that bad, experimental theater, Hack-O-Lantern, pouty, the 80's porn scene, Hi, Mom!, The Forbidden Room, Tolstoy, it feels like you're apologizing for reading, Chuck E. Cheese, mimicking farce, a lot of it is successfully bleak, that was the eleventh herb and spice, Pre-Columbian art, Akira Kurosawa's Ran, Howard Dean meets Charles Laughton, Friends with Benefits, more movies in the VHS world, well it seemed like the floor was very slippery, Dinner at Eight, Robert De Niro, Wake in Fright, a square married guy, maybe... it wasn't popular because it's kind of about what... popular audience are... and that's just not that flattering, it's the closest thing I've ever seen to watching a dream, not romatizing the working people, John Wayne meets Mister Rogers and Liberace, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, she's not into her marriage, he said he could feel the audience hating it... that's my favorite thing, popular audiences aren't really looking for the mirror held up to nature, even for something to be a comedy there has to be a certain fantastic element to it, Idiocracy, it's like... this is the lives of the rich people, oh by the way they're exactly like the lives of the poor people. Oh by the way, they're also just totally empty, mimicking movies that haven't been made yet, I always like to mention my favorite Inuit action picture, that Gomez grin, growing up on one hour serialized dramas, a snapshot of Los Angeles, petulant, I guess I'm just not ready... to dislike all of humanity, the fact that I haven't been murdered in my sleep is a testament to the human spirit and - oh cool a squirrel! Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers contained for The Rules of the Game, so go watch it beforehand for spoiler-free listening. "I mean I think we're kind of making a mistake if we're trying to connect to any of these characters on an emotional level... because it really is just a bunch of bored people trying to fill their lives with meaningless distractions... like that's sort of all the movie is."

Movie Meltdown - Episode 372 This week we hang out at the Bastion, eat candy, discuss cereal... and watch the Full Moon feature Demonic Toys. And while we once again state how much we love crazy-ass Emma Roberts, we also mention... Salem and witches, Rod Serling, rotary phones, spooky clam chowder, dead demon baby, David S. Goyer, Jack-in-the-Box anticipation, you're always being jumped by rogue lettuce, so we just drove by took some stalker pictures and kept going, green in Skittles form, who gets/or wants all your stuff when you dead, for the past couple of years... Boo Berry has gone down in quality and flavor, Lady Gaga, she's either a cheese or a hot chick, the chunky chicken, her Guess britches, it's got a tentacle with a baby rattle on it, watching a huge cat video on a loop, baby Terminator, me and cabbage... that don't happen, hell yeah nachos rule, redneck cannibals who grow drugs out in the woods, wax figures, Late Phases, she was old lady in everything, gas mask tricycle girls, Martika is awesome, I had candy for breakfast the other day, Dollman, grasping at horror straws, Devon Sawa, a squished penny weirdo, too Maria Shriver for me, Freaky Links, Supernatural, if something's gnawing at your face... don't just sit there and let it gnaw at your face, bleeding all over... and not f-ing dying, Susie Exposition, I can't believe I live in a Boo Berry state, making Frak shows boring, Bo Duke profile pic, Roanoke, Bradley Cooper, the carousel's in a building, you're not gonna adult, Beavis and Butthead and the perfect flattened foil. Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers for the 1992 Full Moon feature: "Demonic Toys". So go watch it now for spoiler-free listening... you have been warned. "It wasn't like... unwatchably bad. It was entertainingly bad. - That's the motto of Full Moon Features."

EPISODE 3 Having no one to talk to never stopped me from talking – this week, I talk alone for over a half hour about whatever’s on my mind! SPOILER ALERT: LOTS of random!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 137 This week we continue on our trip to Chicago with our first ever roadtrip edition of The Caffeinated Movie Geek, as we visit "Bleeding Heart Bakery". Home of punk rock pastries and co-owner Vinny, who joins us for this week's Sofa Theater feature: Stake Land. And along the way we meet Peter Ostrum (Charlie Bucket), Paris Themmen (Mike TeeVee) and Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca Salt) from the classic Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory! Plus cakeballs!! And while we avoid the dead hooker under the bed in our hotel room, we mention…censoring music, Black and Tan Coffee, H.P. Lovecraft, Zombieland, the novelty of being in a film wore off, taking it to the next level, how do you make…a dragon?, killing an infant, Godzilla, Lady Gaga and Judas Priest, donating more money then you make, the arm of Disney, seeing the zipper in the rubber suit, crossing your H, what the hell is a macchiato??, Texas being it’s own country, punk rock, an innocent romp, what a bunch of assholes!, John Carpenter’s The Thing, being in Munich, Germany in 1970, not hitting specific formula chords, the death of Norman Reedus, I love it when I’m disturbed., using your pockets for the first time, stabbing someone with a linoleum knife, until finally Fangoria called, painting Ralph Partelow miniatures for Dungeons and Dragons, Justin Bieber hairdoo, vamp bombs, Finding Nemo, Torchwood, the missing Saturday mornings, there’s so many layers of problems, you can’t have happiness, The Road, Specterman, layers of nerdom, wow that was really dark, the guy in the suit and in the last few years - we’ve really exploited my layers of nerdom. Spoiler Alert: Lots of spoilers for the underseen movie - Stake Land. So go watch it before you listen. You have been warned! “It’s like a car accident…and you’re watching it. Grab on to your seat and get ready, because it only gets better from here.”