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00:00 Sean introduces(the wrong way) author, speaker, podcaster, performer, creativity coach, and second-time guest on The Nowhere to go but Up Podcast, Adrienne MacIain. Sean calls himself a d*** and Adrienne jokingly calls the whole world a d***. She explains the premise of her book and how it took 20 years to write. Self-victimization, a personal account of an abusive marriage, and helping people out of difficult situations are the main themes of her book. “No matter how far you’ve gone down a wrong road, turn back”. Sean is amazed that Adrienne has been to West Africa and she explains a little bit about her experiences with their hospitable culture. She continues that every culture has its upsides and downsides and where she visited, they don’t treat their women particularly well. She elaborates on the unfair and unbalanced dynamic of men and women there. * 06:50 During her visit to Africa, Adrienne felt like she had to do “crazy things” in order to get by, giving her an enormous amount of empathy for these victimized women. She was able to get out of her abusive situation, but most of the time these women are already stuck from childhood. She further explains the physical and mental abuse they’re afflicted with. Adrienne spreads awareness about the people who think they can’t leave abusive relationships because of the Coronavirus. She lets people know that no situation is impossible and there are people and places that can help. * 11:35 Sean speaks on a man’s tendency to be jealous and manipulative, driving them to control their partner’s friendships, make certain people off-limits, and threaten them with consequences. Adrienne gives an anecdote from her book; she was shocked to have witnessed a friend get hit in the face with a brick by their husband. American culture is tied in and how patriarchy and rape culture are normalized to a bizarre extent. Sean reiterates rumors of sexual deviancy with current and future presidents and how we’re forced to choose between the lesser of two predators. * 16:15 Adrienne elaborates on the cycle of generational trauma that gets passed on with spousal abuse and reflects upon a horrific memory from childhood of her parents fighting. She wants to set the example for her daughter to never see her get disrespected so that precedent can be instilled in her as she grows up. Sean admits to having a past of being verbally abusive and states that mental and emotional abuse can be worse than physical abuse. Adrienne adds to that by touching on gaslighting, violence, and living in a constant state of fear. * 20:25 Sean talks about his last girlfriend, how he would see his own abusive actions similarly depicted in movies they’d watch together and wondered if she was connecting the dots. He breaks down, in layman's terms, how explosive arguments play out and that he was the one that felt he had to end the relationship because of himself. Adrienne points out that “it takes two to tango” but we ultimately are responsible for controlling our own behaviors. She also details confrontations with her ex-husband and the peculiar way in which he would react in certain situations. Sean compares a specific thing he did to the “NBA flop.” * 24:40 Sean admits the guilt he has felt knowing his past abusive tendencies were only continuing the patterns that he witnessed as a child growing up. He emphasizes how the importance of childhood is immensely undervalued and ages 0-13 are the most pivotal times to set a good example as a parent. “You’re raising f***ed up kids that are just going to create more f***ery in society.” According to Adrienne, the best examples that you can set for your kids are to respect yourself, trust your instincts, set boundaries, and respect other people’s boundaries. Sean points out that it is tough to label yourself as someone who is abusive, but you must in order to grow and get rid of those negative learned behaviors. For him, alcohol is always a major setback and brings out his worst behaviors. Adrienne admits that in the relationship after the abusive one, she adopted some of the same manipulative behaviors that were used on her. It came from a place of feeling powerless and trying to gain some of that power back, perpetuating the same cycles over again. * 29:30 Sean questions his previous identity and what he was capable of during his period of abusive behavior. Feeling empathy was his “saving grace”, reminding him he is not a sociopath or narcissist. Adrienne probes Sean about his behavior and is curious to know if he was thrill-seeking when he hurt people. For him, and many people alike, it comes down to being unconscious and cutting ones self-off from feeling the hurt of hurting others. He touches on selfish motives like manipulation and bullying to get what he wanted. Adrienne’s philosophy is that most abusers are not sadistic and find no joy in hurting others, but rather it gives them a temporary sense of control and relief from their own pain. Sean parallels it to being molested as a child and then turning into a molester as an adult. Adrienne has learned to forgive her ex-husband and understands that he is part of a bigger pattern that he had little control over. * 35:45 Abusers seek out those with low self-esteem. Set healthy boundaries, state exactly what you want out of the relationship and what you will/will not accept in terms of how they treat you. Disingenuous men do not want a challenge, so they naturally weed themselves out. Adrienne conducts the “Respect Test” and recommends all women follow its guidelines. * 40:00 Sean gets into how crazy a man can get at the thought of losing their partner, how he was this way when he was younger, and how easy it is to say, “peace out”, as an adult, when in a failing relationship. “Emotions are messy.” Adrienne reflects on the “Aha!” moment she had with her daughter while amid a dysfunctional relationship. Her daughter, only 4 or 5 years old at the time, could see clearly this man was not treating her right, inevitably leading Adrienne to end the relationship. Her daughter witnessed him proceed to threaten and stalk her victimized mother, but also saw her never back down. She describes this as a very healing experience. Sean notes that young children (and even pets) pick up on everything and recounts a similar relationship experience involving his 2-year-old. “Don’t use your kid(s) as an excuse to stay in a relationship. Either fix it or leave.” * 45:40 Find Adrienne MacIane at www.thatsaloud.com (link), listen to her podcast “That’s Aloud” (link) on any podcast platform, and find her book, “Melting Ivory”, on Audible, (link) Kindle, (link) or purchase a paperback copy! (link) * * Adrienne's Bio: * Adrienne MacIain is a professional storytelling coach, brand-voice expert, podcaster and content creator who delights in using her PhD in Drama to spin the mucky straw of life experience into narrative gold. * As Chief Inspiration Officer at That's Aloud she helps people and brands find their authentic voice and connect with their ideal audience through engaging written and recorded content. * Video game fans may recognize her as the voice of multiple characters from the Nancy Drew HER Interactive series, Artemis from Super Monday Night Combat, or Nina and Bonnibel from Crush-Crush. West Africans may recognize her as the white girl in that Super Nigui Saff clip. Others may know her as That Accent Lady from the YouTube video. Live aligned, and live aloud! * * You can connect with Adrienne here: * https://linktr.ee/thatsaloud * Website: https://www.thatsaloud.com/ * Amazon Author's Page: https://www.amazon.com/~/e/B088LRXKB9 * * Here is where you can find Sean Dustin: * Linktree: * https://linktr.ee/Nowheretogobutup * To support the show through Patreon: * https://www.patreon.com/user?u=19859993 * You can also tip me through PayPal: * www.paypal.com * recipient: nowheretogobutupnow@gmail.com * The Cash App: * https://cash.app/ * Recipient: $nwtgbupod * Show Notes Writer: Robert Trimpert * *

Dr. Adrienne MacIain is the author of Melting Ivory and a professional storytelling coach who delights in using her PhD in Drama to help people spin the mucky straw of life experience into narrative gold. She is the creator and host of the That's Aloud podcast, where she uses her unique story discernment process to help folks tell the stories they're not telling. Video game fans may recognize her as the voice of multiple characters from the Nancy Drew HER Interactive series, Artemis from Super Monday Night Combat, or Nina and Bonnibel from Crush-Crush. West Africans may recognize her as the white girl in that Super Nigui Saff clip. Others may know her as That Accent Lady from the YouTube video. Live aligned, and live aloud!

Dr. Adrienne MacIain is a professional storytelling coach, brand aligner, podcaster, published author, and content creator who delights in using her PhD in Drama to help people spin the mucky straw of life experience into narrative gold. She is the creator and host of the That's Aloud podcast, where she uses her unique story discernment process to help folks tell the stories they're not telling. Video game fans may recognize her as the voice of multiple characters from the Nancy Drew HER Interactive series, Artemis from Super Monday Night Combat, or Nina and Bonnibel from Crush-Crush. West Africans may recognize her as the white girl in that Super Nigui Saff clip. Others may know her as That Accent Lady from the YouTube video. Live aligned, and live aloud! to learn more about her, checkout her website: https://www.thatsaloud.com or find all of her social media handles on her linktree  https://linktr.ee/thatsaloud   what you will hear on this podcast: how she brought out in me in her podcast the conversation I have longed to have on many podcasts, and how thankful I am to her for doing that. her podcast, That's Aloud Podcast is it possible to know each other longer than we know each other? the story about she and her husband came together what happens in that pivot point where we see someone we have seen before suddenly completely differently the power of story the availability of possibility – we are one piece away from an entirely new reality holding onto what we have because we are too scared to let of it so that something new can come in – what stories are you holding onto . . . the experience of being seen seeing the person I wanted to be when I was with him and I loved her the feeling of truly being loved the myriad of reasons we make up to stay where we are when those reasons are not true our brief rant on health care and our exit out how she realized her purpose why it is so important to tell our story a story of abuse and the sad lesson she learned from it and how telling the story frees her from it and we then unpacked it by going underneath even the story that freed her why don't people tell their stories ? seeing the meaning of the story for other people too how does story help brand alignment ? what is it in the corporate world that makes people scared to tell their story why do we all grow up with fear of failure? how did that story take hold? and walking back that story? what has she found that allows people to drop their walls and tell their story without shame of being flawed? a vulnerable share a call to the community to help each other   to learn more about Danny, please go to: www.DanielBruceLevin.com www.TheMosaicOnline.com you can get a copy of The Mosaic at:  https://themosaiconline.com/shop/ or on amazon at: http://a.co/dvgsgG3

In this episode I start out with a clip from the "Tin Foil Hat Podcast" that I thought was worth sharing. My guest in this episode who is a Brand Voice Consultant, Voice Actress, and Podcaster. Her name is Adrienne Maclain, and we both talk about a couple Corona conspiracies that are out there. More importantly we are complete strangers from totally different backgrounds, able to have a conversation and find common ground to relate to one another.   Adrienne's Bio: Adrienne MacIain is a professional storytelling coach, brand-voice expert, podcaster and content creator who delights in using her PhD in Drama to spin the mucky straw of life experience into narrative gold. As Chief Inspiration Officer at That's Aloud she helps people and brands find their authentic voice and connect with their ideal audience through engaging written and recorded content. Video game fans may recognize her as the voice of multiple characters from the Nancy Drew HER Interactive series, Artemis from Super Monday Night Combat, or Nina and Bonnibel from Crush-Crush. West Africans may recognize her as the white girl in that Super Nigui Saff clip. Others may know her as That Accent Lady from the YouTube video. Live aligned, and live aloud! All the links: https://linktr.ee/thatsaloud My website:  https://www.thatsaloud.com/ Live bravely, work deliberately, and eat good chocolate     Tin Foil Hat Podcast Episode #290 Link:   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/290-the-coronavirus-with-eddie-bravo-and-dr-shiva-ayyadurai/id577245086?i=1000468734607   Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai:   https://shiva4senate.com/     Here is where you can find me:   nowheretogobutupnow@gmail.com   instagram: @nowheretogobutupnow   Linktree:   https://linktr.ee/Nowheretogobutup      

In this episode I start out with a clip from the "Tin Foil Hat Podcast" that I thought was worth sharing. My guest in this episode who is a Brand Voice Consultant, Voice Actress, and Podcaster. Her name is Adrienne Maclain, and we both talk about a couple Corona conspiracies that are out there. More importantly we are complete strangers from totally different backgrounds, able to have a conversation and find common ground to relate to one another.   Adrienne's Bio: Adrienne MacIain is a professional storytelling coach, brand-voice expert, podcaster and content creator who delights in using her PhD in Drama to spin the mucky straw of life experience into narrative gold. As Chief Inspiration Officer at That's Aloud she helps people and brands find their authentic voice and connect with their ideal audience through engaging written and recorded content. Video game fans may recognize her as the voice of multiple characters from the Nancy Drew HER Interactive series, Artemis from Super Monday Night Combat, or Nina and Bonnibel from Crush-Crush. West Africans may recognize her as the white girl in that Super Nigui Saff clip. Others may know her as That Accent Lady from the YouTube video. Live aligned, and live aloud! All the links: https://linktr.ee/thatsaloud My website:  https://www.thatsaloud.com/ Live bravely, work deliberately, and eat good chocolate     Tin Foil Hat Podcast Episode #290 Link:   https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/290-the-coronavirus-with-eddie-bravo-and-dr-shiva-ayyadurai/id577245086?i=1000468734607   Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai:   https://shiva4senate.com/     Here is where you can find me:   nowheretogobutupnow@gmail.com   instagram: @nowheretogobutupnow   Linktree:   https://linktr.ee/Nowheretogobutup --- 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/no-where-to-go-but-up/message

Be sure to cut to when we talk about Epic Spell Wars 3, Tom's return to Twitch, Red Dead Redemption 2, the coming death of Super Monday Night Combat, and the part about eating hissing cockroaches for large sums of money.

This week we welcome Joey Betz from Armor Games! We discuss flash game development, the worth of gamification, and the value of elephants in games. Additionally, we reanimate Space Quest for a quick trip out the airlock.[MP3 AUDIO]Armor GamesJoey's profile on Armor GamesTry a free audiobook and support the show![LINK] Gamification is here to stay[LINK] Gabe Newell likes ARTS[LINK] Ubi apologizes for From Dust[LINK] Super Monday Night Combat announced[LINK] Firefall beta beginsReanimator: Space QuestSpace Quest is available on GoG[LINK] Indie Test Drive from Paul Soares Jr.

Join Alex and Tigs as they reminisce about the DS, LA Noire, Crysis 3, Surgery Simulator 2013, Super Monday Night Combat, Resident Evil 6, Thomas Was Alone, Guacamelee, Metal Gear Rising, Poker Night at the Inventory 2, the different between Steel Princess and Steal Princess and more on this episode of Griefed! Recorded on April 24th 2013.

Episode 41 is here and better than ever! John was busy being famous and important this week, but we soldier on without him and bring in Mark a.k.a. NikonPunch to fill the void. In what we're playing this week, Super Monday Night Combat takes the main focus as Scott tells us of his recent frustrations [&hellip

It's Arthur, Matt, and Anthony this week talking about Black Ops 2, Super Monday Night Combat, Diablo 2, and a few other games, then plenty of letters.  This week's music, in order of appearance:  Galaktikon - Prophecy of the Lazer Witch;  Queen - Don't Stop Me Now

We're back this week and talking about all of the games, including Super Monday Night Combat, Tribes Ascend, Diablo 2 (yep), Bloodforge and more. Then we move on to letters. This week's music, in order of appearance:  Mastodon - The Wolf is Loose;  Opeth - Ending Music

Left to right: David, Dennis, Kole, Ben.Kole, Ben, Dennis, and David gather live for the 150th episode of our humble program. Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe in RSS Direct Download Episode List About DTR Facebook Page What’cha Been Playin’? David: World of Warcraft. Diablo III Beta. Lone Survivor. Super Monday Night Combat. Kole: Draw Something. (Good intentions to play). Journey. To the Moon. Dear Esther. Planescape: Torment. Ben: Draw Something. flOw. Dennis: SSX. Ratchet and Clank: Tools of Destruction. Silent Hill. What’s On Your Mind Resident Evil 6 pushed up to October. Nintendo posts losses. E3 Rumors. Steam Box.

The full cast reunites for the first time in a month as Justin, Cole, Ethan, Justin, and Josh overanalyze August’s headlines. PS3 price drop, Origin troubles, real cash in Diablo 3, indie games rising, plus something called Mega Release Fall. Send in your questions to simon@horriblenight.com or @TheHorribleShow Long Description Coming Soon Show Notes Cast: Justin L, Cole, Ethan, Justin G, Josh Guide: 00:50 – Intro 03:02 – Shout-Outs 15:20 – On the Spot Question 22:47 – Headlines of August 23:10 – Super Monday Night Combat goes Freemium 27:13 – Release Info – Borderlands 2, Halo 4, Twisted Metal, Kinect Star Wars Kinect 34:22 – PS3 Price Drop 39:00 – Deus Ex: Human Revolution Reviews and Vouchers 47:44 – Diablo 3 Real Money 57:40 – Indie Games Summer Uprising 1:00:20 – Norway says no to violent games 1:02:57 – PSN Games not on XBLA 1:10:14 – Battlefield 3 not on Steam 1:18:54 – Which Headlines Matter? 1:26:15 – HorribleNight.com Updates BREAK 1:28:30 – Off-topic and Threesomes of the Week Game Industry Shout Outs: Cole – WTF Final Fantasy XIII-3 Domains Justin G – Quantic Dreams CEO vs Used Games Sales Josh – Dead Island is fun Ethan – Trenched to Iron Brigade Justin L – PC Games! Hard Reset and Serious Sam 3: BFE Threesomes of the Week: Cole – Red State, Portal 2, Joe Rogan Experience Justin G – Bastion, Richard Cheese, Dylan Dog Josh – Supernatural, Warhammer 40k: Space Marine, Steven Seagal is The Final Option Ethan – Gangs of New York, Eat Them!, 3lbs of Mexican Food Justin L – Sons of Anarchy, Mega Ran 9, Rock of Ages Games: Coming Soon References: Coming Soon Subscribe to the Horrible Show – New Episodes every Wednesday. RSS iTunes @TheHorribleShow – Twitter Formspring.me/horriblenight Related posts: Does July 2011 Matter? – The Horrible Show 081011 The 2011 Grimmys: How We Do Game of the Year – The Horrible Show 122111 Does September 2011 Matter? – The Horrible Show 100511

We escape the gravitational pull of the PAX Firefall booth with no shortage of inscrutable inside jokes, as well as some thoughts on Fez, Word Fighter, Charlie Murder, Borderlands 2, Super Monday Night Combat, and much more!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5928697/advertisement