Podcasts about super me

Episode Notes On E349, I sit down again with my friend and colleague Malakai Strong as we talk about all thing Cerebral Palsy and intersectional.  They share their journey of being black, trans and disabled and having Cerebral Palsy with a sprinkling of fibromyalgia.  They share with us details about their book, Super Me and why he chose to write it + we talk about disability joy, therapy and so much more!  Follow Malakai Strong and buy his book at: www.strongwheeld.com  Episode Sponsors  Clone-A-Willy or Clone-A-Pussy all your own and get 20% off sitewide by using coupon code DARKPOD20 at Checkout. www.cloneawillycom.  Get 15% off your next purchase of sex toys, books and DVDs by using Coupon code AFTERDARK at checkout when you shop at trans owned and operated sex shop Come As You Are www.comeasyouare.com  Join the Patreon and get the show days early and ad free at www.Patreon.com/disabilityafterdark  This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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RJ the Super ME! drops by the Elephant Room Studio and he shares the hardships of being a 13 year old. Going to school and being a big brother is a tough job, RJ talks to about what he's learning in school and what he needs to do better to become a better student. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theher-hdubbl/support

This episode we celebrate our 200th episode!! We go back into the Spider-verse with Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse. Patrick also talks about the Netflix movie Super Me. Jeff talks about the HBO Original, Reality available on Max. Thanks to everyone for listening. To our amazing guests who have joined us on our journey a special thank you for taking time out of your busy schedules to talk movies with us!

GET MY FREE INSTANT POT COOKBOOK: https://www.chefaj.com/instapot-download ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MY LATEST BESTSELLING BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1570674086?tag=onamzchefajsh-20&linkCode=ssc&creativeASIN=1570674086&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.1GNPDCAG4A86S ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice. The content of this podcast is provided for informational or educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health issue without consulting your doctor. Always seek medical advice before making any lifestyle changes. Alex and Sophia, The Science Kids, are a brother-and-sister team who are passionate about anything science related and their goal is to share the joy of science in our day to day life. Alex is 15 and is currently in third year of college, while Sophia who is 13 is in first year of college at California State University, Los Angeles. They took their SATs at a very young age and both scored in the 90th percentile. They have written two books, Walk Like an Elephant, and Super Me! How to Achieve a Super Brain, and are currently busy taking classes and building a community around The Science Kids on social media. They have both been plant-based all their lives and have never eaten meat, and use their platform to promote plant-based living for health, environment and animals. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesciencekids/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thescikids Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AlexandSophiasshow Books: https://amzn.to/2M7DKWE

This one-hour techno set was recorded at Le Fabrique in Hilversum by the Firstudio team. Production: https://firstudio.nl Creative Director: Robin Pel Camera-operator: Jesse Veenhoven Switch engineer: Roy Philip Light engineer: Eelco Blom Photographer: Midas Oosterwijk ABOUT Sebastiaan Hooft More than thirty years after gracing the decks at school parties in front of his friends, Sebastiaan Hooft has traded the school's gym for super clubs. From recording videotapes and cassettes to selling his own mixtapes on the school's playground. Sebastiaan grew up an ambitious teenager with a taste for the eclectic and a talent for mixing. As the local go-to guy for music, he became his own record label and found a creative way to expand his record collection and fund his first turntables. In the meantime, he took on a job at the local record store, helping customers that would one day be some of the world's most popular DJ's. Those were the early steps of an impressive career and the first signs of Sebastiaan's inner entrepreneur. His intelligent trades and determined mind would be the foundation for many big things ahead. Fast forward twenty years and Sebastiaan looks back on a career as one of the most successful business persons in The Netherlands, setting up more than twenty companies. However, despite his success, he led a stressful and unhappy life. 2010 brought a turning point when he ended up in the hospital with serious health issues. That very moment, he knew a change was coming. And found that music was still on his side. Besides selling his companies and traveling the globe to share his story – building a foundation to his Redesign book - he took a deeper dive back into music. He set his mind to it, rediscovered the decks and locked himself up in the studio, coached by many industry pro's - all to recapture the art of music. Eager to build an active community of like-minded music lovers, he launched his very own Redesign Records in 2015. It became the home to many of the scene's rising talents and heroes, as well as being an outlet for his own originals. Clocking up more than a million plays on Spotify, 'Super Me', 'Temple' and 'Money on the Table' were given a warm welcome by the next generation of music lovers – carrying a sound that belongs nowhere else but on today's dance floors, supported by fellow DJ producers, such as Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, and Zonderling. With electronic dance music woven into his DNA, it's a second nature for Sebastiaan to share his vision on what good music sounds like. With a sound that captures the full spectrum of house music and techno, from deep bass matters and melodic ways, his sets and originals are well-balanced and invite the listener to think outside the box. Where perfection, passion, and persistency meet, is precisely where you'll find this inspiring DJ, producer, and entrepreneur. Living his legacy, Sebastiaan Hooft is more eager than ever before to hold on to his first love and share it with the rest of the world.

Matt returns with a side of Meg as we talk about Luka, Safety No Guaranteed, Star Trek Continues, The Pinball Tournament, Super Me, Greenland, the Geek Shock HSX League, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, Halo, Perfect Strangers, the Tower of Terror movie, Madame X, Dark Horse Games, Ned Beatty, Joanne Linville, John Paragon, and Christine. It's time for a Geek Shock!

We had a sudden in scheduling, so we had a minor pivot…this week we'll be talking about the fantasy drama, Super Me. In short, this wasn't one of our favourites as it takes twists and turns in certain parts of the movie that take away from the experience. The concept of the dream world is a very cool one though. Show Notes IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10097544/ Street Food: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jianbing Credits Socials: https://linktr.ee/pubstomp

This week Logan and Sam talk the SYFY series Van Helsing.  Is the SYFY channel finally making good content? We also get into the movie Super Me on Netflix.  No, it's not about vegans getting fat at Mcdonalds.  Listen and find out.  On I CAN'T BELIEVE IT'S NOT GOOGLE A woman's husband is doing her dirty.  should she stay or go?  All this and more on WE WON THE INTERNET. SH!T ON THE INTERNET (links) Cannibal Caves No Mullets For Kim Pretty In Pink Fold Out Couch  THE DARK WEB: Shape Shifters in Folklore  SPONSOR:  Sugar O's  

This forty-minute techno set was recorded at Studio Automat in Amsterdam by the Firstudio team. Production: https://firstudio.nl Creative Director: Robin Pel Camera-operator: Jesse Veenhoven Switch engineer: Roy Philip Light engineer: Eelco Blom Photographer: Midas Oosterwijk Space: https://studioautomat.com ABOUT Sebastiaan Hooft More than thirty years after gracing the decks at school parties in front of his friends, Sebastiaan Hooft has traded the school's gym for super clubs. From recording videotapes and cassettes to selling his own mixtapes on the school's playground. Sebastiaan grew up an ambitious teenager with a taste for the eclectic and a talent for mixing. As the local go-to guy for music, he became his own record label and found a creative way to expand his record collection and fund his first turntables. In the meantime, he took on a job at the local record store, helping customers that would one day be some of the world's most popular DJ's. Those were the early steps of an impressive career and the first signs of Sebastiaan's inner entrepreneur. His intelligent trades and determined mind would be the foundation for many big things ahead. Fast forward twenty years and Sebastiaan looks back on a career as one of the most successful business persons in The Netherlands, setting up more than twenty companies. However, despite his success, he led a stressful and unhappy life. 2010 brought a turning point when he ended up in the hospital with serious health issues. That very moment, he knew a change was coming. And found that music was still on his side. Besides selling his companies and traveling the globe to share his story – building a foundation to his Redesign book - he took a deeper dive back into music. He set his mind to it, rediscovered the decks and locked himself up in the studio, coached by many industry pro's - all to recapture the art of music. Eager to build an active community of like-minded music lovers, he launched his very own Redesign Records in 2015. It became the home to many of the scene's rising talents and heroes, as well as being an outlet for his own originals. Clocking up more than a million plays on Spotify, 'Super Me', 'Temple' and 'Money on the Table' were given a warm welcome by the next generation of music lovers – carrying a sound that belongs nowhere else but on today's dance floors, supported by fellow DJ producers, such as Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, and Zonderling. With electronic dance music woven into his DNA, it's a second nature for Sebastiaan to share his vision on what good music sounds like. With a sound that captures the full spectrum of house music and techno, from deep bass matters and melodic ways, his sets and originals are well-balanced and invite the listener to think outside the box. Where perfection, passion, and persistency meet, is precisely where you'll find this inspiring DJ, producer, and entrepreneur. Living his legacy, Sebastiaan Hooft is more eager than ever before to hold on to his first love and share it with the rest of the world.

In this show, I review Super Me. Weird but enjoyable. http://mybook.to/TheElementsofHome https://www.patreon.com/join/Dominiquemondesir Email: Writer@dominiquemondesir.co.uk Check out my new book Elements of Home http://mybook.to/TheElementsofHome

Au programme de ce 60ème épisode de Netflixers, le podcast francophone dédié à Netflix et à la SVOD en général : 00:05:00 : Actus du secteur SVOD français et mondial. On revient sur le deal Sony/Netflix, ce qu'il signifie pour la France, les récompenses aux Oscars, les résultats Q1, les 1 ans de Disney+, le lancement de BrutX, la nouvelle chronologie des médias mais aussi les renouvellements, annulations et renouvannulations du mois chez Netflix ainsi qu'une sélection des meilleurs projets annoncés chez Netflix. 01:07:00 : Nos recommandations d'avril : On y parle de "Thunder force", "Love & Monsters", "Je veux manger ton pancréas", "Pourquoi tu m'as tuée", "Dis moi ce que tu portes", "PuiPui ! Rongeur à moteur", "Shadow & Bone" (S1), "Le Serpent" (mini-série), "Qui a tué Sara ?" (S1), "C'est du Gateau "Double tranchant", "Moi Chistianne F" (S1), "LoL qui rit sort", "Framing Britney Spears", "Palm Springs", "Invincible", "Angèle in America", MCU (Iron Man YT, Captain America), "Pearl Harbor", "The circle" (S2), "Hearts beat loud", "Private life", "Le passager n°4", "Minuit dans l'univers" ainsi que vos recos. 02:31:00 : Sur Netflix France en mai 2021. Gros tour d'horizon des ajouts tiers et Originals annoncés sur Netflix France le mois prochain. Vous pouvez retrouver cette liste mise à jour dans cet article : https://medium.com/le-futur-de-la-distribution-de-films-en-france/tous-les-ajouts-netflix-originals-de-2021-sur-netflix-france-31060028ca25 Pour vous les Netflixos : Le devoir du mois prochain choisi par Damien est "Super Me" qui sera dispo le 9 mai. N'hésitez pas à nous donner votre avis dessus en nous mentionnant sur Twitter @filmsdelover, ou sur le Discord de l'émission dont l'adresse est ci-dessous. Nous avons un Discord avec toutes les dernières infos sur Netflix, des conversations, des débats sur Netflix mais aussi sur les autres services SVOD dispos en France : https://discord.gg/N4Vmd5n (Merci Kris_Mery de l'administrer et de l'avoir créé) Intermèdes audio :"Guide Headspace du sommeil", déjà dispo / "Thunder Force", déjà dispo / "Master of None" (S3) dispo le 23 mai. Intervenants : Hélène (https://www.twitter.com/nivrae) Damien (https://www.twitter.com/Damien_srsly) Présenté par Frédéric (https://www.twitter.com/filmsdelover).

On this episode Elite Executive Coach Ruth Lee joins Christine Beckwith to talk about Thinking Big, Being Authentic, Challenging Your Own Assumptions and Unlocking the Super Me inside yourself.

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This four-hour techno set was recorded at the The Weekender Marieke & Friends festival in the countryside of Drente in the Netherlands. ABOUT Sebastiaan Hooft More than thirty years after gracing the decks at school parties in front of his friends, Sebastiaan Hooft has traded the school's gym for super clubs. From recording videotapes and cassettes to selling his own mixtapes on the school's playground. Sebastiaan grew up an ambitious teenager with a taste for the eclectic and a talent for mixing. As the local go-to guy for music, he became his own record label and found a creative way to expand his record collection and fund his first turntables. In the meantime, he took on a job at the local record store, helping customers that would one day be some of the world's most popular DJ's. Those were the early steps of an impressive career and the first signs of Sebastiaan's inner entrepreneur. His intelligent trades and determined mind would be the foundation for many big things ahead. Fast forward twenty years and Sebastiaan looks back on a career as one of the most successful business persons in The Netherlands, setting up more than twenty companies. However, despite his success, he led a stressful and unhappy life. 2010 brought a turning point when he ended up in the hospital with serious health issues. That very moment, he knew a change was coming. And found that music was still on his side. Besides selling his companies and traveling the globe to share his story – building a foundation to his Redesign book - he took a deeper dive back into music. He set his mind to it, rediscovered the decks and locked himself up in the studio, coached by many industry pro's - all to recapture the art of music. Eager to build an active community of like-minded music lovers, he launched his very own Redesign Records in 2015. It became the home to many of the scene's rising talents and heroes, as well as being an outlet for his own originals. Clocking up more than a million plays on Spotify, 'Super Me', 'Temple' and 'Money on the Table' were given a warm welcome by the next generation of music lovers – carrying a sound that belongs nowhere else but on today's dance floors, supported by fellow DJ producers, such as Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, and Zonderling. With electronic dance music woven into his DNA, it's a second nature for Sebastiaan to share his vision on what good music sounds like. With a sound that captures the full spectrum of house music and techno, from deep bass matters and melodic ways, his sets and originals are well-balanced and invite the listener to think outside the box. Where perfection, passion, and persistency meet, is precisely where you'll find this inspiring DJ, producer, and entrepreneur. Living his legacy, Sebastiaan Hooft is more eager than ever before to hold on to his first love and share it with the rest of the world.

More than thirty years after gracing the decks at school parties in front of his friends, he has traded the school's gym for super clubs. From recording videotapes and cassettes to selling his own mixtapes on the school's playground. Sebastiaan grew up an ambitious teenager with a taste for the eclectic and a talent for mixing. As the local go-to guy for music, he became his own record label and found a creative way to expand his record collection and fund his first turntables. In the meantime, he took on a job at the local record store, helping customers that would one day be some of the world's most popular DJ's. Those were the early steps of an impressive career and the first signs of Sebastiaan's inner entrepreneur. His intelligent trades and determined mind would be the foundation for many big things ahead. Fast forward twenty years and Sebastiaan looks back on a career as one of the most successful business persons in The Netherlands, setting up more than twenty companies. However, despite his success, he led a stressful and unhappy life. 2010 brought a turning point when he ended up in the hospital with serious health issues. That very moment, he knew a change was coming. And found that music was still on his side. Besides selling his companies and traveling the globe to share his story – building a foundation to his Redesign book - he took a deeper dive back into music. He set his mind to it, rediscovered the decks and locked himself up in the studio, coached by many industry pro's - all to recapture the art of music. Eager to build an active community of like-minded music lovers, he launched his very own Redesign Records in 2015. It became the home to many of the scene's rising talents and heroes, as well as being an outlet for his own originals. Clocking up more than a million plays on Spotify, 'Super Me', 'Temple' and 'Money on the Table' were given a warm welcome by the next generation of music lovers – carrying a sound that belongs nowhere else but on today's dance floors, supported by fellow DJ producers, such as Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, and Zonderling. With electronic dance music woven into his DNA, it's a second nature for Sebastiaan to share his vision on what good music sounds like. With a sound that captures the full spectrum of house music and techno, from deep bass matters and melodic ways, his sets and originals are well-balanced and invite the listener to think outside the box. Where perfection, passion, and persistency meet, is precisely where you'll find this inspiring DJ, producer, and entrepreneur. Living his legacy, Sebastiaan Hooft is more eager than ever before to hold on to his first love and share it with the rest of the world.

Redesign Records founder Sebastiaan Hooft hits the decks at our studio to play this weeks promos. We loved the set and decided to feature it on this weeks podcast. Check out Sebastiaan Hooft on https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sebastiaanhooft (Resident Advisor) or follow him via his https://www.instagram.com/sebastiaanhooft/ (Instagram). More than thirty years after gracing the decks at school parties in front of his friends, https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sebastiaanhooft (Sebastiaan Hooft) has traded the school's gym for super clubs. From recording videotapes and cassettes to selling his own mixtapes on the school's playground. Sebastiaan grew up an ambitious teenager with a taste for the eclectic and a talent for mixing. As the local go-to guy for music, he became his own record label and found a creative way to expand his record collection and fund his first turntables. In the meantime, he took on a job at the local record store, helping customers that would one day be some of the world's most popular DJ's. Those were the early steps of an impressive career and the first signs of Sebastiaan's inner entrepreneur. His intelligent trades and determined mind would be the foundation for many big things ahead. Fast forward twenty years and Sebastiaan looks back on a career as one of the most successful business persons in The Netherlands, setting up more than twenty companies. However, despite his success, he led a stressful and unhappy life. 2010 brought a turning point when he ended up in the hospital with serious health issues. That very moment, he knew a change was coming. And found that music was still on his side. Besides selling his companies and traveling the globe to share his story – building a foundation to his Redesign book - he took a deeper dive back into music. He set his mind to it, rediscovered the decks and locked himself up in the studio, coached by many industry pro's - all to recapture the art of music. Eager to build an active community of like-minded music lovers, he launched his very own https://www.redesignrecords.com (Redesign Records) in 2015. It became the home to many of the scene's rising talents and heroes, as well as being an outlet for his own originals. Clocking up more than a million plays on Spotify, 'Super Me', 'Temple' and 'Money on the Table' were given a warm welcome by the next generation of music lovers – carrying a sound that belongs nowhere else but on today's dance floors, supported by fellow DJ producers, such as Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, and Zonderling. With electronic dance music woven into his DNA, it's a second nature for Sebastiaan to share his vision on what good music sounds like. With a sound that captures the full spectrum of house music and techno, from deep bass matters and melodic ways, his sets and originals are well-balanced and invite the listener to think outside the box. Where perfection, passion, and persistency meet, is precisely where you'll find this inspiring DJ, producer, and entrepreneur. Living his legacy, Sebastiaan Hooft is more eager than ever before to hold on to his first love and share it with the rest of the world.

L'équipe de CLAAC revient investir le PIFFF (Paris International Fantastic Film Festival) ! Festival qu'on avait découvert l'année dernière, et dont on vous avait fait un bel hors-série (lien plus bas). Du film de genre en tous genres, que ce soit l'horreur, les thrillers, l'animation, de la comédie, des métrages hors-normes, avec des thématiques moins habituelles, mais aussi des classiques ! Pour nous prêter main forte, un ami, Valentin est venu nous offrir sa voix et décortiquer à nos côtés une sélection une fois encore exigeante et éclectique ! Bonne écoute !  Temporalité de l’épisode : 00:02:31 Color Out Of Space (2019) (film d'ouverture) de Richard Stanley. Avec Nicolas Cage 00:08:02 The Hole In The Ground (2019) (en compétition) de Lee Cronin 00:13:12 The Bride With White Hair (1993) (section classique) de Ronny Yu 00:18:58 The Mortuary Collection (2019) (en compétition) de Ryan Spindell 00:25:38 Extra Ordinary (2019) (en compétition) de Mike Ahern et Enda Loughman. Avec Will Forte (Silver Raven au BIFFF2019 (Brussell)) 00:32:24 Jallikattu (2019) de Lijo Jose Pellissery 00:40:47 Bullets Of Justice (2019) de Valeri Milev. Avec Dany Trejo 00:47:56 I See You (2019) (en compétition) de Adam Randall. Avec Helen Hunt 00:53:33  The Pool (2018) de Ping Lumpraloeng 00:59:17 Vise (2019) (en compétition) de Yasuhiko Shimizu 01:01:37 Battle Royale (2000) de Kinji Fukasaku. Avec Takeshi Kitano 01:07:27 Super Me (2019) (en compétition) de Zhang Chong. 01:13:07 Théâtre De Sang (1973) de Douglas Hickox. Avec Vincent Price 01:16:47 Why Don't You Just Die (2018) (en compétition) de Kiril Sokolov 01:22:16 Ride Your Wave (2019) de Masaaki Yuasa 01:28:24 Emprise (2001) (section classiques) de Bill paxton. Avec Bill Paxton, Matthew McConaughey 01:33:32 Dogs Don’t Wear Pants (film de cloture) de J.-P. Valkeapää 01:39:30 Palmarès et conclusion Podcasts cités : Star Wars IX L’Ascension de Skywalker – The Lighthouse – Une Vie Cachée CLAAC Spécial Films de Genre (Un CLAAC dans le PIFFF) (2018) Spécial Films Coréens #FFCP 2019 (1/2) Spécial Films Coréens #FFCP 2019 (2/2) Crédits :  Émission animée par Thomas Bondon, Thierry de Pinsun, Alex et Valentin. Générique original : Kostia R. Yordanoff (tous droits réservés)  Retrouvez aussi Certains l’aiment à chaud sur :  Facebook : @claacpodcast Instagram : @claacpodcast Twitter: @CLAACpodcast Ausha  Itunes / Apple Podcast  Spotify  Deezer  Stitcher  Podmust  Podcloud 

Seattle's WIMPS are economical and awesome in every way. Recently signed to Portland's Kill Rock Stars WIMPS have just released a 5 song EP called Super Me and will soon have a full length out. Jaybo chats w 2 out of three of em here and the results are nothing short of magical. This podcast was recorded @ Hollow Earth Studios in September 2015. Go buy WIMPS music. ENjoy!

In this weeks episode of BariatricTV, we start it off with a Drop Zone Freak that says there's more to life than just breathing in and out. After that we talk a bit about Sarah Halbrook's recent appearance on the TLC Network show The Real Skinny. Next it's time for BTV's weight loss surgery trip around the world. In this segment we take a look at some of the healthier eating habits that abound in other countries. By adopting some of these habits you may find it easier to lose, and maintain, your weight. And finally we finish things up with a review of a new protein bar from the folks at Supreme Protein, or and Toni named them in a previous episode "Super Me!"