Podcast appearances and mentions of susan st

The debate over how we fix Superannuation has sparked discussion over the years - and one expert has offered up a solution. Economists have stressed the importance over fixing this issue, as New Zealand stares down the barrel of an ever-expanding ageing population. In a new paper, Auckland University associate professor Susan St John introduced the idea of the New Zealand Superannuation Grant. "When we look to the future and we look at the fiscal pressures that are coming from an aging population and we look at the associated healthcare costs - we really do have to take our heads out of the sand." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following a year of Government Budget cuts in response to the current recession, economists and social service workers have expressed concern about the effects current fiscal policies will have on New Zealanders. In December 2024, Finance Minister, Nicola Willis, revealed that the government's plans to reduce social service spending could lead to 3900 jobs being cut. Around the same time, Auckland City Mission CEO, Helen Robinson, warned that food banks face closures in 2025. Producer Athena spoke to Economist, and Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Auckland, Dr Susan St John, about how the recession, and cuts to social services will affect New Zealanders.

This week on It Was a Thing on TV we celebrate the birthday of Susan St. James while also celebrating the 25th anniversary of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?   First, the 1990s was a renaissance for George Foreman, between regaining the WBA heavyweight championship, and the creation and rise in popularity of what became the George Foreman Grill.  Before those events, Foreman helmed a self-titled short-lived sitcom.  Happy 78th birthday, Susan St. James!   Then, today (August 16th) marks the 25th anniversary of the premiere episode of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? on ABC. The gang shares their memories and expectations leading up to the first episode while looking at some of the questions from the premiere.   Some of the questions in the premiere seemed easy in 1999 while some questions that looked hard in 1999 would be considered easy in 2024.   Follow us at all our socials via our Linktree page at linktr.ee/itwasathingontv    Timestamps 0:10 - Episode 487 Cold Open (Correction from last week) 3:32 - George 47:21 - Intermission (NHL ‘94 Sega CD Music) 48:35 - Episode 488 Cold Open 49:15 - The First Episode of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? (US)

The 1990s was a renaissance for George Foreman, between regaining the WBA heavyweight championship, and the creation and rise in popularity of what became the George Foreman Grill.  Before those events, Foreman helmed a self-titled short-lived sitcom.  Happy 78th birthday, Susan St. James!

There are at least 150,000 children in Aotearoa living under the poverty line who come from households dependent on government assistance schemes like Working for Families.  However, as Susan St John, associate professor in economics at the University of Auckland Business School and spokesperson for Child Poverty Action group, said in a recent newsroom article, there are barriers in accessing support schemes for low-income families not found in those aimed at Kiwis over the age of 65, such as the New Zealand Superannuation Fund.  Oto had a chat with Susan about the state of government assistance for low-income families in New Zealand, and why she believes it's better to be old than young if you're poor in New Zealand.

There are at least 150,000 children in Aotearoa living under the poverty line who come from households dependent on government assistance schemes like Working for Families.  However, as Susan St John, associate professor in economics at the University of Auckland Business School and spokesperson for Child Poverty Action group, said in a recent newsroom article, there are barriers in accessing support schemes for low-income families not found in those aimed at Kiwis over the age of 65, such as the New Zealand Superannuation Fund.  Oto had a chat with Susan about the state of government assistance for low-income families in New Zealand, and why she believes it's better to be old than young if you're poor in New Zealand.

Economist Susan St John on Budget 2024

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (04/08/24), Hank answers the following questions:How can I find out what my spiritual gifts are? Eric - Nashville, TN (1:24)What books most influenced your theology? Jason - Littleton, CO (3:08)What do you think about spiritual formation classes? Susan - St. Louis, MO (6:53)What are your thoughts on the idea of Molinism or “middle knowledge,” espoused by theologians such as William Lane Craig? Jim - Atlanta, GA (15:11)How can I know who I am supposed to marry? Charles - Kansas City, MO (21:42)Could you comment on the Oneness Pentecostal doctrine of baptism in the name of Jesus only? Deion (23:26)

We close out the show in the 4th hour with Steven and Nate wishing Susan St. John a very Happy Birthday!  Then the guys talk college hoops with former Michigan State basketball player and basketball analyst Daimon Beathea.  Damon gives his thoughts on the Women's Final Four and then dives into the Men's Final Four.  Next the boys talk about the big Stadium Vote today and then close the show out talking to former intern and current KCTV 5 Sports anchor Marleah Campbell.  Marleah played college basketball at The University of Wyoming and gives her thoughts on the rise of Women's college basketball and discusses the great Elite Eight match ups last night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on It Was a Thing on TV   First, in the 70s, Sherwood Schwartz had an idea to introduce a couple with a multiethnic group of kids. The ahead-of-its-time idea was revisited in the mid 80s, but would anybody watch it? And what happens when nobody watches it? On this episode, we break down the strange case of “Together We Stand”…. Or “Nothing is Easy”.   Then, in honor of Susan St. James' 77th birthday back in August, Greg and Chico looked at this 2004 straight-to-DVD movie about a down on his luck clutz who teams up with a sea captain to find a sunken treasure. Also, Lou Rawls and Richard Moll are trying to stop them for some reason. We're also pretty sure that The Dove Foundation which "approved" this movie didn't actually watch this.   Follow us at all our socials via our Linktree page at linktr.ee/itwasathingontv    Timestamps 0:36 - Together We Stand 30:20 - Classic Commercial Break from 1986 32:46 - Nothing is Easy 59:41 - Uh Oh! (The Movie)

University of Auckland Professor of economics, Susan St John, recently released an article discussing the state of low income households in the upcoming election. Rawan spoke to her about her article and research that looked at the In Work Tax Credit (or IWTC) and the areas in which it was failing low income households. They also discussed the policies that Aotearoa's two major party's, Labour and National, have pledged. This included their promise to increase low income households to $50,000 by 2026 as well as Labour's forgotten promise to review and change the IWTC system

The Labour Party announced their tax policy over the weekend. It included policies like dropping GST off fruits and vegetables and changes to Working for Families. The Policy has received some support, but several organisations advocating for the eradication of poverty and tax reform say it does not go far enough to address the wealth gap in Aotearoa. Caeden spoke about this with Glen Barclay, Chair of Tax Justice Aotearoa and the Better Taxes for a Better Future campaign which is a coalition of 20 organisations aiming to work for better taxes to grow revenue and have a fairer tax system. They started by asking Glen if Labour's announcement is fair tax policy. Caeden also spoke to economist Susan St John for the Child Poverty Action Group's position on the announcement. As they have been quite critical of it, they started by asking what the issues were.

In honor of Susan St. James' upcoming 77th birthday, Greg and Chico look at this 2004 straight-to-DVD movie about a down on his luck clutz who teams up with a sea captain to find a sunken treasure. Also, Lou Rawls and Richard Moll are trying to stop them for some reason. We're also pretty sure that The Dove Foundation which "approved" this movie didn't actually watch this.

It was a cold November night. The weather wasn't the greatest in Colorado. But Dick Ebersol's pilot felt they were good to take off. As head of NBC Sports at the time, Dick Ebersol was known as one of the most powerful men in the sporting world. But that night, he was just a dad who lost his son. The plane crashed on takeoff. Dick's older son literally pulled him from the wreckage. But his 14-year-old son Teddy didn't make it out. A few days later, Dick's wife and Teddy's mom, retired actress Susan St. James, were interviewed on NBC's "Today" show. She spoke with amazing poise. At one point, she talked about trying to help the surviving kids know how to handle some of the feelings that might come up - including what she referred to as "resentment." Out of her pain, she made a statement filled with so much insight I hope I'll never forget it. She said, "I've always told my kids, having resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die." I'm Ron Hutchcraft and I want to have A Word With You today about "How Bitterness Backfires." Poison. It's a strong word to describe bitterness and resentment in your heart. But experience proves, as the Bible clearly confirms, that poison is the right word. And it's a poison that affects the person who's hurt you only a little, if at all. But for you, it's a poison in your soul that eats at you from the inside out most of the time. One of the Bible's warnings about bitterness begins with this sobering possibility: "See to it that no one misses the grace of God." Wow! That's in Hebrews 12:15, and that's our word for today from the Word of God. If you're wounded and if you're hurt, that's no time to be missing the grace of God - not when you need it the most. So how do you miss God's grace? Well, read on. "See to it that no one misses the grace of God and that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many." God's grace and our bitterness apparently cannot coexist in the same heart. Either God's grace will push out your bitterness, or your bitterness will push out God's grace. In reality, you don't hold a grudge - a grudge holds you. It's like you can't stop thinking about the very person you wish you could forget. But a grudge shackles you to that person emotionally. The poison in your soul isn't hurting them, but it's killing you inside. It's a huge, heavy backpack you carry with you everywhere you go. And hard or bitter feelings toward someone don't just hurt you. That negativity spills out on other people - people who don't deserve it. A darkness emanates from your personality, and it poisons other close relationships - sometimes ruining friendships, marriages, children, churches. There's only one antidote for the poison - forgiving. Ephesians 4 says "get rid of all bitterness...be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other..." Now comes the zinger. "...just as in Christ God forgave you." The person who hurt you may not deserve to be forgiven, but then we didn't deserve God's forgiveness. To forgive them is not to pretend there was nothing wrong with what they did, but it's releasing them completely to God for Him to deal with them. With God's strength, base your treatment of them, not on how they treated you, but on how Jesus treated you! And, by the way, if you've never been to the cross of Jesus in your heart, to have the sins of your life erased from God's book, that's why He died. And this may be your best opportunity in your life to go from dirty inside to clean. And from the death penalty that sin carries to the eternal life that Jesus gives. You tell Him, "Jesus, I know I've sinned. You died for that sin. You love me and I am pinning all my hopes on you today." You want to know more about this? Go to our website. It's ANewStory.com. And then you've been the forgivee - and you can become the forgiver. Or you store poison in your soul that will cripple or destroy. It's time for the antidote. It's time to be free. It's time to forgive.

An economics professor says Working For Families abatement thresholds have fallen behind and should increase. The Government lifted the abatement threshold in 2017, from a little more than $36,000 to $42,700. But wage growth has pushed many families over the limit for receiving it. Auckland University associate economics professor Susan St John told Kate Hawkesby an increase between $52,000 and $55,000 would be realistic. She says it's very serious; more and more families are unable to balance budgets, and are at food banks. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An economics professor says Working For Families abatement thresholds have fallen behind and should increase. The Government lifted the abatement threshold in 2017, from a little more than $36,000 to $42,700. But wage growth has pushed many families over the limit for receiving it. Auckland University associate economics professor Susan St John told Kate Hawkesby an increase between $52,000 and $55,000 would be realistic. She says it's very serious; more and more families are unable to balance budgets, and are at food banks. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In der bisher glücklichsten Podcast Episode sprechen Martje und Stefan mit Susan Stürzenbecher über das Glück! Was sind die größten Glückskiller im Leben? Warum sind die Dänen so ein glückliches Volk? Mit welchen drei Schritten können wir so viel glücklicher werden? Susan verrät es uns! Hier findest du den angesprochenen Glückskurs: https://gluecks-akademie.com/endlich-gluecklich/ Hier findest du alle Infos zu Susan: https://www.susan-stuerzenbecher.de/ Die Firmen Inhouse Seminare findest du hier: https://institut-fuer-fuehrungskompetenz.de/ Und natürlich ist Susan auch auf Instagram: https://instagram.com/susan.stuerzenbecher?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= ICH Podcast bei iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ich/id1606879737 Martje findest du hier: https://martje.rocks Stefan findest du hier: https://identity-upgrade.de

Shahin chats with Drew Sechrist, Co-Founder & CEO at Connect the Dots about his experience being employee number 36 at Salesforce and the lessons learnt from his time at the organisation. A cold email to Marc Benioff in 1999 landed Drew an account executive job at Salesforce, where he became the company's highest-producing seller, then the highest-producing sales manager as Salesforce scaled from zero to more than a billion dollars in revenue. When Drew moved on in 2010, he was the VP of Salesforce's High Tech vertical, calling on customers such as Apple and EMC. He launched his first tech company, Koozoo, in 2010, and went on to serve as an investor, advisor, and Chief Revenue Officer for various startups before founding Connect The Dots in 2019. As a young seller, leaders like Marc Benioff, Jim Steele, Carl Schachter, and Susan St. Ledger transformed Drew's career by opening their networks and making warm introductions on Drew's behalf. With Connect The Dots, Drew is making that experience possible for anyone. The episode covers: What was learnt from the early days of SalesforceHow Salesforce managed to growHow to sell into an accountHow Connect the Dots is inspired by his time at Salesforce Resources mentioned in this episode: How to Meditate - Pema ChödrönMarc BenioffJohn BarrowsSaaSy Sales Leadership - Matt Cameron _________________ For your copy of the State of ABM in APAC Report (2022): https://xgrowth.com.au/abm-report/ Miss out on our latest webinar? Listen here: https://xgrowth.com.au/blogs/programmatic-abm/ Join the Slack channel: https://growthcolony.org/slack Hosted & Produced by Shahin Hoda, Allysa Maywald & Alexander Hipwell, from xGrowth We would love to get your questions, ideas and feedback about Growth Colony, email podcast@xgrowth.com.au

In this episode you will learn:What is Connect the Dots and how does it help users find strong connections to desired contacts?How does Connect the Dots differ from other tools like Conspire, Affinity, or Bridge.app in terms of relationship intelligence?How does Connect the Dots enable users to keep their contacts and relationship history as they change jobs, without losing valuable information?Why did Drew choose to focus on solving the problem of relationship management?How did Drew's experience at Salesforce contribute to his decision to become an entrepreneur?What advice does Drew have for entrepreneurs wanting to build a network?How can multi-threading and using relationships across the organization help in speeding up the sales cycle and improving conversions? What benefits can an entire sales team and company experience when everyone is leveraging relationships for sales?How does having a network help with recruitment? In what ways are recruitment, fundraising, and sales similar?Why are introductions important for entrepreneurs seeking funding from VCs?About:Drew Sechrist is a serial entrepreneur, veteran sales leader, and the CEO and co-founder of Connect The Dots.A cold email to Marc Benioff in 1999 landed Drew an account executive job at Salesforce, where he was employee number 36. Drew became the company's highest-producing seller, then the highest-producing sales manager as Salesforce scaled from zero to more than a billion dollars in revenue.When Drew moved on in 2010, he was the VP of Salesforce's High Tech vertical, calling on customers such as Apple and EMC. Drew launched his first tech company, Koozoo, in 2010. He went on to serve as an investor, advisor, and Chief Revenue Officer for various startups before founding Connect The Dots in 2019.As a young seller, leaders like Marc Benioff, Jim Steele, Carl Schachter, and Susan St. Ledger transformed Drew's career by opening their networks and making warm introductions on Drew's behalf. With Connect The Dots, Drew is making that experience possible for anyone.

A review into the Working for Families tax credit system has found "serious design issues" in the way some of the tax credits are applied. Working for Families was introduced by the Helen Clark Government in 2004 and currently pays out over $3 billion in tax credits to around 350,000 families. The review also warns that despite the tax credit system, "in-work poverty" was becoming an increasing issue for families. Economist and Honorary Auckland University Associate Professor, Susan St John joined Kerre Woodham to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you ever feel like natives speak Chinese too fast? John and Jared talk about the nuances of rate of speech in listening and how to increase your ability to listen to faster speech and even increase your own rate of speaking. Guest interview is with Susan St. Denis who during her teens got hooked on Chinese, never looked back, and became determined to pursue a career connected to China.Links from the episode:Toward Better Tones in Natural SpeechShadowing Technique | Steve Kaufmann (YouTube)The China Vibe | TikTok China-America Student ConferenceMy Teacher is a Martian | Level 2 Chinese Graded ReaderSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Drew Sechrist is a serial entrepreneur, veteran sales leader, and the CEO & Co-Founder of Connect The Dots. A cold email to Marc Benioff in 1999 landed Drew an account executive job at Salesforce, where he was employee number 36. Drew became the company's highest-producing seller, then the highest-producing sales manager as Salesforce scaled from zero to more than a billion dollars in revenue. When Drew moved on in 2010, he was the VP of Salesforce's High Tech vertical, calling on customers such as Apple and EMC. Drew launched his first tech company, Koozoo, in 2010. He went on to serve as an investor, advisor, and Chief Revenue Officer for various startups before founding Connect The Dots in 2019. As a young seller, leaders like Marc Benioff, Jim Steele, Carl Schachter, and Susan St. Ledger transformed Drew's career by opening their networks and making warm introductions on Drew's behalf. With Connect The Dots, Drew is making that experience possible for anyone. What you will learn Discover the power of networking to dramatically grow your business Drew unpacks the lessons he learned from his first tech company, Koozoo Drew shares the idea behind Connect The Dots Find out how Drew raises and funded the growth and development of his company Learn about the troubles most entrepreneurs face when growing a company Plus loads more!

This week on Sinica, we're proud to introduce you to Susan St. Denis, who joined The China Project full-time recently after running the China Vibe Official TikTok channel for The China Project for the last several months. Kaiser and Susan talk about what people are getting wrong about TikTok, the challenges of presenting complex issues in this medium, and much more!1:01 – Introducing The China Project's official TikTok channel: China Vibe TikTok08:25 – Challenging the assumption that TikTok content is inherently dumbed down12:13 – Why Susan's content was a good fit for The China Project14:30 – Unique challenges of covering China on TikTok19:16 – Providing a balanced account within TikTok's landscape of extreme views on China21:52 – How different generations view China28:35 – How to access Susan's China TikTok content29:39 – How legitimate are the security and privacy concerns surrounding TikTok?A transcript of this podcast is available at TheChinaProject.com.Recommendations – Susan: Eldest Son: Zhou Enlai and the Making of Modern China by Han Suyin; The China America Student Conference (www.iscdc.org)Kaiser: Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford; and an ambivalent endorsement of the Conqueror series by Conn Iggulden.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you want to grow your revenue you need to grow your network. Our guest today, Drew Sechrist, was one of the first employees at Salesforce. Now, he's co-founder of Connect the Dots. The ideas he brings to us today will be powerful. A cold email to Marc Benioff in 1999 landed Drew an account executive job at Salesforce, where he was employee number 36. Drew became the company's highest-producing seller, then the highest-producing sales manager as Salesforce scaled from zero to more than a billion dollars in revenue. As a young seller, leaders like Marc Benioff, Jim Steele, and Susan St. Ledger transformed Drew's career by opening their networks and making warm introductions on Drew's behalf. With that vision in mind, Drew co-founded Connect The Dots, to make that experience possible for anyone. If you have a sales team and you want to boost results, you need to get to know Selling From the Heart. What's great about Selling From the Heart is how it takes a different approach to driving sales. The goal is to build trust quickly with clients and prospects through authenticity. The result is more effective prospecting, higher close rates, and more referrals. Best of all, the Selling From the Heart methodology works with your existing sales model. To learn more, visit www.sellingfromtheheart.net and make sure to listen to me and my co-host Larry Levine each week on the Selling From the Heart Podcast!

In this episode (being released on my birthday - yay), I interview my long-time medium / medical intuitive: Amy Conner.Amy is such an amazing woman and always spot on with my readings! I've been seeing her for years and she helped me guide me to the path I'm on today (even introducing me to one of my divine mentors, Susan St. Thomas). I've also taken in-person and virtual trainings from Amy, which were extraordinary! I loved hearing the story about how Amy's powers developed (it's not a typical psychic's story).  She also shares tips you can use to protect your energy and start tuning into your intuition. I'm always recommending people to Amy! You can go check her out here.  She's not on social media, but if you subscribe to her newsletter, you'll be the first to know about all of her offerings.If you enjoyed this episode, please share it and tag me in it with your takeaways! I love hearing from my listeners.Please make sure you are following me on Instagram: @angelamariechristian@hercircle_thepodcastSupport the show

This week on It Was a Thing on TV we look at a show from UPN, a Canadian kids game show and a legendary rant by Hannibal Smith.   First, UPN tried throwing almost anything on their schedule in the late 90s.  Shasta McNasty is no exception.  It was so bad that the title was cut in half to just Shasta during the show's run.  Even cross-promotions with WWF Smackdown couldn't lure viewers. This was basically the most 1999 TV show that ever 1999'd.   Next, in honor of Susan St. James' birthday, we mark the occasion the only way we know how--by utilizing a running gag on this show.  Uh Oh! was a Canadian game show for kids, despite an antagonist who looks like he should be running a sex dungeon.  A kid's show with who appears to be a dungeon master ran for six seasons in Canada!   Finally, In 1979, early on in Password Plus' run, George Peppard made an appearance as a celebrity player.  On the first show, Peppard put his foot in his mouth, while ranting about forms NBC (and presumably other networks) had people sign.  As a result, Peppard never played another game.   Follow us through all of our social media pages via our Linktree page at linktr.ee/itwasathingontv   Timestamps 0:57 - Shasta McNasty 1:16:15 - Uh Oh! 1:51:34 - George Peppard's rant on Password Plus

Susan St. James' 75th birthday is happening this Sunday, and we mark the occasion the only way we know how--by utilizing a running gag on this show.  Uh Oh! was a Canadian game show for kids, despite an antagonist who looks like he should be running a sex dungeon.  A kid's show with who appears to be a dungeon master ran for six seasons in Canada!

This episode discussed MacMillan and Wife played by Rock Hudson and Susan St. James. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://thewritelife61.com/2019/09/02/macmillan-and-wife-the-show-that-bridged-the-generation-gap/

This episode discussed MacMillan and Wife played by Rock Hudson and Susan St. James. This episode is also available as a blog post: http://thewritelife61.com/2019/09/02/macmillan-and-wife-the-show-that-bridged-the-generation-gap/

Join Disney's Ike Eisenmann and author, Jonathan Rosen, as they take a look back at Forgotten FIlms!This week, they discuss the 1980 Caper Comedy, How to Beat the High Cost of Living, starring Jane Curtin, Susan St. James, Jessica Lange, Dabney Coleman, Richard Benjamin, & Fred Willard!

Join Disney's Ike Eisenmann and author, Jonathan Rosen, as they take a look back at Forgotten FIlms!This week, they discuss the 1980 Caper Comedy, How to Beat the High Cost of Living, starring Jane Curtin, Susan St. James, Jessica Lange, Dabney Coleman, Richard Benjamin, & Fred Willard!

This week on It Was a Thing on TV we talk about Chris Evans, a robotic bunny and the Titanic voiced by Jason Alexander. Wait, what?   First, we're starting a month of Marvel universe-related shows, leading up to the release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in May.  We start with a coming-of-age series about three boys attending an all-girls school from 2000.  Opposite Sex had as a supporting character, one of our favorites, Chris Evans.   Next, for the 109th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking last year, we looked at S.O.S. Titanic, a TV movie from 1979 with Susan St. James among others.  (UH OH!)  This year for the 110th anniversary, we're covering a much more light-hearted take, answering the question "What if Disney made a movie about the Titanic?"  Thanks to Robert Smigel, we think it might look a little like Titey.   Finally, in 2011, the BBC, the gold standard of TV networks in the UK, aired a late weekend afternoon game centered around a robotic rabbit in its own underground habitat.  I wish this was a late April Fools joke.  Don't Scare the Hare is as bizarre as TV shows come and, unsurprisingly, didn't have a very long shelf life.   Follow us @itwasathingontv on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook over @itwasathingontvpodcast   Timestamps 0:35 - Intro 2:26 - Opposite Sex 1:06:16 - Classic Commercial Break 1:10:31 - Titey 1:26:15 - Computer Voice Lady Intro to Don't Scare The Hare 1:26:38 - Don't Scare The Hare

For the 109th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking last year, we looked at S.O.S. Titanic, a TV movie from 1979 with Susan St. James among others.  (UH OH!)  This year for the 110th anniversary, we're covering a much more light-hearted take, answering the question "What if Disney made a movie about the Titanic?"  Thanks to Robert Smigel, we think it might look a little like Titey.

Susan had no idea when she took the medication for her safari that it would send her into a state of psychosis. Listen to this longer episode to hear about that journey and her experiences there-and finally, how she came to be saved.

Susan had no idea when she took the medication for her safari that it would send her into a state of psychosis. Listen to this shorter episode to hear about that journey and her experiences there-and finally, how she came to be saved.

There are calls to have the Government rethink the way KiwiSaver is catered for women specifically.Auckland University Director of Retirement Policy Susan St John reckons the conventional career path for women is very different to that for men, with motherhood and other responsibilities getting in the way.She wants government contributions to be extended beyond the age of 65 to make up for lost years.Susan St John joined Heather du Plessis-Allan.LISTEN ABOVE 

There are calls to have the Government rethink the way KiwiSaver is catered for women specifically.Auckland University Director of Retirement Policy Susan St John reckons the conventional career path for women is very different to that for men, with motherhood and other responsibilities getting in the way.She wants government contributions to be extended beyond the age of 65 to make up for lost years.Susan St John joined Heather du Plessis-Allan.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Doug "Clydesdale"​ Comstock is an inspirational speaker, adventurer, and coach on the topics of mental toughness, high performance, and excellence.    Doug is a former Alaska "Deadliest Catch"​ fisherman, three-time finisher of the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon, he is a renowned open water swimmer, and is an entrepreneur and owner of AED Service America, a company that delivers and maintains Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).  At age 60, Doug solo swam for 13 hours 20 minutes from England to France, covering 19 miles, across the famed English Channel, falling just two miles short of the French coast because of an injury.  In 2019 at age 64 Doug became one of the oldest swimmers in the world to swim from Europe to Africa across the Gibraltar Strait.  Doug is the founder of "Getting To Goal"​ seminars and coaching. Offering high performance coaching programs to aspiring individuals and corporations in the areas of sales performance excellence, mental toughness, and strategic business development.  Additionally, Doug has directed his own wellness consulting company since 1980 that has helped organizations such as; Aetna, Hartford Insurance, McDonalds, NBC, Harvard Business School, New England Patriots as well as celebrity clients Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Fleetwood Mac, The Rolling Stones, Willy Nelson, Susan St. James and more.     Doug addresses a lot in this interview:  Do what makes your heart sing and your life becomes the dance Don't listen to “No” so easily Create opportunity by showing others the value you bring to the situation It's okay to get knocked down to your knees. Take your time, but always get back up.    Get more from Doug.  Buy his book - The Mental Toughness Advantage:  https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07HPFC5WZ&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_N8808VWJVT4ERT3HWM6S His website: https://www.aedserviceamerica.com Connect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-clydesdale-comstock-214647 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dougclydesdalecomstock/

On the PreSales Podcast, James Kaikis and Susan St. Ledger connect on the topic "Unlocking a High Growth Mindset". Susan, President of Worldwide Field Operations at Okta, talks about why and how to embrace a growth mindset. Susan speaks to the influential leaders who helped her mold her mindset and why embracing change is a very important step in unlocking a high growth mindset. 

Dennis Danziger discusses when he went one on one against Kobe Bryant; studying play writing in the University of Texas at Austin; moving to NY; being a sports junkie; writing an episode of The White Shadow; not remembering Open All Night; how a one act play with Rhea Perlman led to a job on Taxi; writing a pilot After George for Susan St. James; writing an episode of Empire; Kate & Allie; Homeland; and Foley Square; writing a Melba; the unorthodox story of "Daddy, Diary of an Expectant Father"; writing for My Sister Sam and the People Next Door; Antonio Sacre; being one of George HW Bush's Points of Life for his volunteerism; the Pops Club; "The Short History of the Tall Jew"; The Good Men Project; inequality between majority white, black and Hispanic students in LA; The Richard Nixon Sex Tapes - a series of one act plays; Shalom Vietnam

In honor of SummerSlam being today, we present to you the Director's Cut of the WrestleMania 2 episode that we released on the Place to be Nation wrestling feed back in April. We've got over 20 minutes of new material in this episode which means more Susan St. James (UH-OH!) that you can handle. Also with 100% more Iron Sheik!

We're joined by special guest Susan St. Leger, the President of Worldwide Field Operations at Okta, and the prior CRO at both Salesforce and Splunk.In this episode, Daversa's Jack Dunn guides the conversation around sales leadership, customer identity and diversity across executive teams.Contact:Plus, don't forget to check out our site: daversapartners.comStay up-to-date: News & InsightsContact us through emailSign-up for our newsletterYou can find all of our episodes hereCheck out our social media sites:InstagramTwitterLinkedInShow Notes:00:00 - Start01:15 - Why did you join Okta? How did you navigate that decision?04:51 - How do you think about go-to-market company transitions as a leader?07:42 - What did you learn at Splunk? How did your original mandate match up to what you actually spent your time on? Whatdid you take away from that time? 09:55 - Journey from CRO to President at Splunk10:26 - Did you find that that was a substantive transition about how you spend your time and what you focused on? How would you coach people who are looking to make that type of transition?12:00 - I've heard you describe yourself as a “pacer” before - Did you find you had to balance that as you assumed a leadership role over other functions? 14:36 - When you are meeting someone as a candidate, what are you focusing on?17:56 - Tell me about if you're talking to a senior sales leader, what are the hallmarks that you're looking for? 20:22 - How do you like to see people talk about stories that weren't successful? What do you look for people to take away from struggle or failure?22:20 - Are there any pieces of difficult feedback you've received that have really stuck with you?26:25 - Do you have personal heuristics that you push your team on specifically that expand on Okta's standards? 28:07 - Why did you choose the board at HashiCorp? What do you try to bring to the table as a board member?30:25 - How do you think about what you can bring from that slightly higher level perspective to your board role? 31:57 - Have you been approached many times from companies that are making that exact transition from promising earlygrowth to scale, in terms of pitfalls you're helping Hashi avoid? What do you think founders, CEOs misunderstand about the shift in that journey?34:55 - What advice would you give to someone in the early stages of building a career in software in the go-to-market side of the world today?38:07 - End

Today we review 7 more 70's films that we can cross off our list. 1. Toomorrow 1970 A hippies in space adventure as opposed to space hippies (Spock is not Herbert, we reach!) Stars Olivia Newton John. 2. Bleak moments 1971 Fine arts film director Mike Leigh gives us our first cinematic taste of what he'll be known for. 3. Mrs Pollifax 1971 Rosalind Russell and the guy who put electric sex in his window, then couldn't fix it when his partner broke it, cause she used up all the glue, Star in this film about spy's and microfilm. 4. Pursuit of Happiness 1971 Michael Sarrazin and Barbara Hershey Star in Director Robert Mulligan's film about a guy who means well, but damn. 5. Bingo long traveling all-stars and motor kings 1976 Tony Burton, Darth Vader, Lando Calrissian, and Richard Pryor fight racism and play baseball. 6. Blue sunshine 1977 Don't take acid, you could flashback, your hair could fall out, and you would wish to kill everyone, don't take it. 7. Outlaw blues 1977 Peter Fonda and Susan St. James star in whatever the hell genre of 70's film this is. It's fun. Thanks for listening

“Landlady” (October 15, 1984) Right at the top of its second season, Kate & Allie did the thing so many sitcoms do and put out an episode that explicitly says “No, these characters aren’t gay.” In this case, CBS had allegedly worried that viewers might suspect Susan St. James and Jane Curtain’s characters are anything other than platonic friends. On hand to discuss the show’s lesbian underpinnings is Leah Kopperman, the queer woman of our dreams and the winner of an exhaustive nationwide search for the guest who can offer context for this 80s TV favorite. Listen to our ”Cartoons That Made Us Gay” episode. Listen to Smart Mouth’s mochi episode. If you’re interested, check out The Preppy Handbook and Real Men Don’t Eat Quiche. Also watch SNL’s “Dyke and Fats” sketch. Watch Drew’s video compilation of every LGBT joke ever on the history of The Simpsons. Buy Glen’s movie, Being Frank. Support us on Patreon! Follow: GEE on Facebook • GEE’s Facebook Group • GEE on Twitter • GEE on Instagram •  Drew on Twitter • Glen on Twitter Listen: iTunes • Spotify • Stitcher • Google Play • Google Podcasts • Himalaya • TuneIn This episode’s outro track is “I Can’t Love (Female Version)” by Charley, which is not on any of the streaming services so why don’t you listen to it on Youtube?

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Rob Riggs from Code Conspirators.To learn more check out https://codeconspirators.com/.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Robyn Hatcher from SpeakEtc.To learn more check out https://www.robynhatcher.com/.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Dr. Gopalakrishnan from Infinite Sum Modelling LLC.To learn more check out infisum.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Christine Warner from the Archdiocese of Detroit .To learn more check out https://aod.org/.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Sim Aulakh with EstablishCred.To learn more check out https://www.establishcred.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Ben Dreblow from The Star Tribune.To learn more check out https://www.startribune.com/.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with David Ramirez from Adaptive Marketing.To learn more check out https://davramirez.com/ and https://canyonbd.com/.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Kelly Dawkins from Imaginal Transformations.To learn more check out www.imaginaltransformations.com

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Joe Frankie III from JFIII Associates LLC.To learn more check out www.JFIIIAssociates.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Jeff Echols from echoEngagements.To learn more check out echoengage.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Bradley Basker from the Griffin Collective.To learn more check out http://griffincollective.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Derek Gerber from Explainify.To learn more check out explainify.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Evelyn DeJesus from Garnett/Reach Local.To learn more check out reachlocal.com

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Grant Linnen from Spectrum Reach.To learn more check out spectrumreach.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Sol Girouard from Data Innovation Labs.To learn more check out https://klen.io and https://datainnovationlabs.io.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Chris Beninati from Heritage Financial Advisory Group.To learn more check out www.finanacialadvisorny.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Austin Iuliano from Austin Iuliano Inc.To learn more check out https://austiniuliano.com

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Colin Lepiscopo.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Islin Munisteri from Theia Marketing.To learn more check out https://www.theiamarketing.com

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Elizabeth Yarnell from Digistars Make-A-Movie Workshop.To learn more check out www.elizabethyarnell.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Brad Caldwell from Spark Business Strategies.To learn more check out www.thisisbrandstrategy.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Cristin Combs from BluHorn and Brandon Salba from TurnKey Marketing.To learn more check out www.tkmkt.com

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast we are talking to Michael Weintraub, son of legendary manager, agent, producer and promoter Jerry Weintraub and his stepmother, singer/performer Jane Morgan. Michael has a million stories about being around show business and tells us some previously unheard stores from The King to the Chairman of the Board. Stories like Bob Dylan’s ridiculously long nails, watching Ringo Starr & George Harrison eat breakfast cereal for dinner, riding in a car with John Denver after the Newport Folk Festival and hearing “Country Road” on the radio for the first time and much more. Did we mention the time former President George Herbert Walker Bush threatened to burn down a country club if they didn’t reverse their “No Jews Allowed” policy in 1965? Or how Jane Morgan became the most booked female singer on The Ed Sullivan Show? Or how about the time Jerry got the final cut on Robert Altman’s classic film, Nashville? We talked about so much and still we didn’t even get to the time he traveled to Australia with Robby Benson, Susan St. James and Debby Boone. It’s stories galore on the next Rarified Heir Podcast. In THX Spatial Audio.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Emma Crisci from SIR Greenwich.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Dylan Carpenter from Koality Media.To learn more check out Koalitymedia.co.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Todd Brewster from WealthWave.To learn more check out WealthWave.com/ToddBrewster.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Connie Van Blarcum.

This Week on It Was a Thing on TV, the gang looks at an unsold pilot with a familiar name in the game show world along with looking at a TV movie about the Titanic.   First, does this remind you of anything?  Does this remind you of many things?  Mark Goodson's last original format, TKO was a little bit of a number of shows, from Jeopardy! to Blockbusters to Couch Potatoes.   Then, with the anniversary of it's sinking having just passed, we take a look at S.O.S. Titanic. A made-for-TV movie that aired on ABC in 1979 which until it's Blu-ray/DVD release last year hadn't been seen by many in it's original broadcast length.   It's a star-studded TV movie featuring David Warner, Ian Holm, Helen Mirren, Cloris Leachman, David Janssen and Susan St. James (UH-OH!).   Remember to follow us on our socials over @ItWasAThingOnTV and if you have any feedback or show suggestions for a topic send them to itwasathingontv@gmail.com

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Eric Fischer from HJA Strategic Marketing.To learn more check out www.hjasm.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Eve Godat from Levels Media.To learn more check out netapp.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with JaMarr John Johnson from UpMind Media.To learn more check out www.UpMindMedia.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Tim Hayden from Brain Trust.To learn more check out http://www.braintrust.partners.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Justin Cook from Creative Oxidation.To learn more check out http://creativeoxidation.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Mindy Lepp from Leppdesign.To learn more check out http://www.leppdesign.com/.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Jeremy Park from cityCURRENT.To learn more check out http://www.cityCURRENT.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Sally Mildren from Boss Lady Consulting.To learn more check out bossladyconsult.com.

Each week on "Marketing for Your Future," our hosts talk to experts in the marketing industry. Today, Susan St.Denis sat down with Karla Refford from Orpheus Cyber.To learn more check out www.orpheus-cyber.com.

With today being the 109th Anniversary of the sinking of the legendary ship, we take a look at S.O.S. Titanic. A made-for-TV movie that aired on ABC in 1979 which until it's Blu-ray/DVD release last year hadn't been seen by many in it's original broadcast length. It's a star-studded TV movie featuring David Warner, Ian Holm, Helen Mirren, Cloris Leachman, David Janssen and Susan St. James (UH-OH!). S.O.S. Titanic Movie Promo (KSAS FOX-24 Wichita) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOf01rd7BUs

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 64, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: "O" And "Os" 1: The two Greek letters that fit this category. Omega and Omicron. 2: In 451 these Teutonic tribesmen joined with Attila in his expedition against Gaul. Ostrogoths. 3: This Egyptian god's many burial places were considered sacred ground. Osiris. 4: Synonym for antonym. Opposite. 5: Dog school. obedience. Round 2. Category: "Ex"Odus 1: The unfortunate condition of some animal species, or the fortunate condition of some volcanoes. extinct. 2: As you'd expect, King Arthur wields this magical weapon in "Spamalot". Excalibur. 3: Jungian type characterized by an outgoing personality. an extrovert. 4: To magnify facts beyond the limits of truth. to exaggerate. 5: Adjective for school activities held after clases are finished. extracurricular. Round 3. Category: What's Cooking? 1: In the Persian dish Dolmeh Sib, this fruit is stuffed with a mix of peas, onions and meat -- a little too much to give to a teacher. apple. 2: An Austrian fingerling is a light-skinned, yellow-fleshed one of these. potato. 3: Chicken and this spicy Mexican sauce made with several kinds of chiles &, of course, Mexican chocolate. mole. 4: Chicken and this spicy Mexican sauce made with several kinds of chiles &, of course, Mexican chocolate. mole. 5: This comfort food--ground beef, seasonings, bread crumbs and a ketchup glaze baked in a rectangular pan. meat loaf. Round 4. Category: I Want My "M" Tv 1: This widely popular variety show was hosted by a frog. The Muppets. 2: Ken Berry played a widower raising a young son on this "Andy Griffith Show" spinoff. Mayberry R.F.D.. 3: Rock Hudson was paired with Susan St. James on this San Francisco-set police series. McMillan and Wife. 4: An alien was sent to Earth to study humans in Boulder, Colorado on this sitcom. Mork and Mindy. 5: Before he was Rockford, James Garner was this wisecracking Western card shark. Maverick. Round 5. Category: I'm Not A Doctor, But I Play One On Tv 1: Dr. Joe Gannon. Chad Everett. 2: Dr. Doogie Howser. Neil Patrick Harris. 3: Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy. DeForest Kelley. 4: Dr. Benjamin Franklin Pierce. Alan Alda. 5: Dr. Michaela Quinn. Jane Seymour. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Christie Pierce from 3fold Communications.To learn more check out https://3foldcomm.com.

On “Media Champions,” our host speaks with experts within the media community. This week Susan St.Denis speaks with Tara Sweeney from Planting to Processing Magazine.To learn more check out wcismag.com.

Johnny Lee is a member of the “Texas Country Music Hall of fame”. In 1968, he began a 10-year working relationship with Mickey Gilley, at the World Famous Nightclub “Gilley's” in Pasadena, Texas. In 1979, Lee's first screen role was in a 1979 TV Movie, “The Girls in the office”, starring Barbara Eden and Susan St. James. He was then asked to perform in the film, “Urban Cowboy”, which starred: John Travolta and Deborah Winger. Johnny Lee's hit song, ”Lookin' For Love" landed his 1st “Gold Record”. The song spent 3 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Country Music Charts, and #2 on the pop music charts. Later becoming one of the Top 100 Best Country Songs of all time. When not traveling and performing, Johnny can be seen on many Celebrity hunting and fishing shows as well as on the big screen once again. Lee was cast to play Sheriff Cyrus Vance in John Schneider's crazy suspense film 4 To Go, starring: Dean Cain and Carrie Cahill. He has also been a guest on RFD TV's top country shows such as “Larry's' Diner” and others. With a string of Top 10 hits such as: "One In A Million" - "Bet Your Heart On Me" - "Cherokee Fiddle," to name a few.

We premiere an exclusive new track ahead of album's release Johnny Lee has a new album out tomorrow (Fri, Feb 12th) called Everything's Gonna Be Alright, and we have an exclusive world premiere of “Sawin' On The Fiddle” on The Music Universe Podcast. You'll also hear from Johnny himself about the new album and what's ahead in 2021.  Check out our other Podcasts! Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts, TuneIn and Pandora. Johnny Lee was born in Texas City, Texas, and is a member of the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. In 1968, he began a 10-year working relationship with Mickey Gilley, at the World Famous Nightclub Gilley's in Pasadena, Texas. In 1979, Lee's first screen role was in a TV film, The Girls in the Office, starring Barbara Eden and Susan St. James. He was then asked to perform in the film, Urban Cowboy, starring John Travolta and Deborah Winger. “Lookin' For Love,” was included on the movie's soundtrack, and became Lee's first gold record. The song spent three weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Country chart, and No. 2 on the pop chart. It later became one of the Top 100 Best Country Songs of all Time. Lee's familiar songs include a string of Top 10 hits, such as “One In A Million,” “Bet Your Heart On Me,” “Cherokee Fiddle,” “Sounds Like Love,” “Hey Bartender,” “You Could've Heard a Heart Break,” and many more. When not traveling and performing, Lee can be seen on many celebrity hunting and fishing shows, as well as on RFD TV's Larry's Country Diner & Country's Family Reunion. Currently, Lee can be seen performing solo and together with Mickey Gilley on the Urban Cowboy Reunion Tour.

John and Darin watch Jane Curtin’s near-forgotten movie debut, 1980’s How to Beat the High Cost of Living, with costars Jessica Lange and Susan St. [...]

August 22, 2019 Steven is joined LIVE on location by the lovely and talented Susan St. John.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 21, 2018 Susan St. John visits the Border Patrol on her and Stevens' Anniversary.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Through a partnership with the Virginia Extension Office, we chat with one of their extension agents or program directors on the third Friday of every month. The extension office has agents in each of our surrounding counties and we've talked with them about financial management classes, their master gardener series and of course their 4h camps. We were in the studio today with Susan St. Amand who gave us details on Shenandoah County's 2017 4-H summer programs. You can find more information about their camps by clicking here.

The Lapsed Fan continues its 30-week, 30 Wrestlemania journey with what the world had come to in 1986, Wrestlemania 2.It's the deuce, in perhaps more ways than one, as the WWF aims too high in trying to push the same buttons that made the first Wrestlemania such a success – a litany of celebrities and Mr. T mixing it up – while trying to basically have three Wrestlemanias at once. One city wasn't enough – this had to play out in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.Hosts Jack Encarnacao and JP Sarro – with another enlightening contribution from the guru Dave Meltzer – journey and lampoon their way through the second Grand Daddy of them All, including:- The New York Athletic Commission's insistence that they regulate Mr. T versus Roddy Piper in a worked boxing match, only to stand idly by as Piper threw a stool at T in between rounds and committed a litany of other heinous breaches without consequence- Fans are left asking “where's the beef?” when a mic fails- The Wrestlemania debuts of event icons Jake Roberts and Randy Savage- Susan St. James brings her … perspective to the color commentary chair- Dynamite Kid and Terry Funk's one real chance to strut their stuff on the WWF's grand stage- The NFLer who had heat with Andre leading into the Battle Royal- Big John Studd no-sells Bill Fralic- The debut of the blue cage- Hogan slams Bundy and victimizes Heenan- Check your drawers, it's G. Gordon LiddyJump on this speeding locomotive that is The Lapsed Fan's 30-week Wrestlemania mission!