Podcasts about Temperamental

This week, I had an amazing time with the incredible Lisa Foiles! She is a former All That cast member, a rocker, a podcaster, and so much more. We talk about her journey from child star to creative powerhouse. Here is a list of what we talked about in this episode:Her time on All That and some of her favorite sketchesThe behind-the-scenes moments of being part of a beloved Nickelodeon showHer guest appearance on Malcolm in the Middle and the iconic episode “If Boys Were Girls”The inspiration behind her podcast Temperamental, co-hosted by her two cats (both named Kevin!)Her musical career, including her heavy metal band and her evolution as an artistWhat it's like balancing acting, music, and podcasting todayTune in for a fun and insightful conversation with Lisa, packed with nostalgia, laughs, and inspiration!_____________________________________Lisa's Website: https://www.lisafoiles.com/Check out these Instagram's for all things Lisa...and Kevin!https://www.instagram.com/temperamentalpod/https://www.instagram.com/famouskevin/https://www.instagram.com/lisafoiles/https://www.instagram.com/vonboldtband/_____________________________________Link to all things Not in a Huff Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notinahuffpodcastPlease follow/subscribe to the podcast to be the first to see new episodes when they come out each week. Be extra awesome and rate us on Apple Podcast and Spotify! :)

We're talking about how technology and design changes so much over the years and how that can change things with plot in story and it can also help pinpoint the date of something sometimes better than other things like fashion. The biggest one we talked about were phones, which have changed so much over the last few decades. Universally connected smartphones mean huge story changes- characters can all look up whatever they need at any time, communicate with people instantly, entertain themselves, take photos and videos etc. That can massively affect plots! But the look as well as the use is very distinct too. Early phones were the famous candlestick design with the separate speaking tube and you couldn't dial directly, you needed to ask an operator to connect you. Eventually we got rotary telephones with a heavy symmetrical hand-piece on a cradle, they started off with a rotary dial but later versions had buttons, they also featured the classic curly cord between the hand-piece and the unit. The next big change were phones that didn't have a cord, they were connected to the base unit by radio, those were very popular in the 90s and are still in use today, although much sleeker and smaller. Then came mobile phones, handys or cellphones… The early versions had to be large units because there were almost no phone towers so their batteries and radios had to be very powerful and large to compensate, so initially they were only in cars and a sign of wealth because they were very expensive. They shrunk down but you still needed to carry around a large “brick” with a handle to boost their power due to limited tower infrastructure. When we got more towers that allowed for much smaller phones, although still pretty large, but they could fit on a belt. The next big change was smaller phones with digital screens for texting and they could actually fit inside your pocket! This was dominated by the famous Nokia phones from Finland. Then came along folding “flip-phones” that could be smaller and status and wealth was shown by how small your phone was, Motorola and Samsung dominated there. We got phones with cameras, this required larger coloured screens and phones increased in size again. The all metal Motorola Razar flip-phone was one of the stand-out designs, but there were many form factors and brands. After that the next big change were the first smartphones, which were dominated by Palm and Blackberry. People could use the internet and full email on them and they were a status symbol for celebs and businesspeople. After that of course the touchscreen smartphones came along, Prada had a famous model but it was the iphone by Apple that kicked off the trend and democratised smartphones for everyone. Google followed with the Android operating system and democratised the concept even further, becoming the “Windows” of phones, with Android being on phones from many makers and creating phones of different price-points and capabilities from basic cheap models to incredibly high end creations. Things are still changing but the next big change were big size smartphones, lead by Samsung and their “phablet” Note phones that even included Wacom stylus tech, making them mini portable Cintiq tablets. That was initially laughed at by Apple and others but of course everyone eventually followed the new trend. Now we have folding phones with flexible screens, smart watches, smart-rings etc, but none are really taking off yet. “AI” seems to be the next big change but no one really knows what to do with it besides photo editing and writing phone messages for us. I didn't cover beepers, pagers, tablets, computers and so on but they're significant as well. All this tech has changed a lot, changed us and changes how stories are made. When I did my first big trip over to the USA in 2010 I got my first smartphone, an HTC Desire, the best Android phone at the time, because I didn't like Apple and Android allowed me more freedom. I got a local sim when I went to the states and it was an essential device to me. I justified the purchase because I knew I could have my music on there, it would be my camera, computer, email device, phone, map, newspaper, and everything else I needed. I've had many smartphones since but remember it fondly. How has tech changed things for you, in your stories, or reality? Does it help you date stuff you watch and read?   This week we're doing another Best-off! Gunwallace did these themes inspired by Bottomless Waitress a few years ago. He was So inspired he gave us TWO! Bottomless Waitress I - This is such a happy sounding, Southern, joyful track, filled with banjo and layers of guitar, twanging away… bringing notes of sunshine, natural wood, the light glinting softly through tree leaves and making dappled shadows on the ground… Perfect for an advertising jingle!: Slip into a comfy booth, get your butt comfortable on our soft cushions, and enjoy a plate of down-home cook'n in this fine establishment, filled with a cast of friendly ladies. Try a plate of our famous bottomless fries, a cup of our delicious bottomless coffee, and the sight of our lovely bottomless waitresses! 490 - Bottomless Waitress II - Part two of the BW cannon! Revenge of the banjo! We start off with a tractor roaring into life and a banjo opening us up to the sounds of rural Midwest America- wide open corn fields, golden wheat, grain silos, quiet back-roads, haystacks, big red barns, and a kinky little diner where the coffee is bottomless and so are the staff! Ava's diner is a welcoming place for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Buttered buns, glazed donuts, and creamy desserts are a house speciality! So swing on by. No entry at the rear, we prefer you to come in by the front door. Topics and shownotes Links Featured comic: TEMPERAMENTAL - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/news/2025/jan/12/featured-comic-temperamental/ Featured music: Bottomless Waitress - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/Bottomless_Waitress/ - by Banes and Ozoneocean, rated M. Special thanks to: Gunwallace - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/Gunwallace/ Ozoneocean - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/ozoneocean Tantz Aerine - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/Tantz_Aerine/ Banes - https://www.theduckwebcomics.com/user/Banes/ VIDEO exclusive! 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Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Tras el programa de Viento y Verdad donde tuvimos la gran suerte de estar acompañados del Josep más Temperamental y Bruno el Mastodonte. Davidenko nos explica como salvarnos de una buena si nos ocurre esto con el coche.Además hablamos de videojueguitos y enseñamos nuestros sables. Otro Backstage. ¡Arrancamoooos! Redes Sociales: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/puente4podcast/ X: https://twitter.com/Puente4Podcast iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/s_p2_1105139_1.html Discord: https://discord.com/invite/PVJfnzBE82 Patreon: https://Patreon.com/puente4podcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgIHIhM0CmCWOFe0qWt2eBg TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@puente4podcast? Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Puente4Podcast/Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Puente4Podcast. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/1105139

Former child star and current badass rock singer Lisa Foiles joins Staci on this episode of “Rock & Roll Nightmares” to discuss her current role as host of the “Temperamental” podcast and her work as lead vocalist with the band Von Boldt. The conversation covers their upcoming album, her audacious metal interpretations of Frank Sinatra classics, covering The Ramones, and stories about her two cats who share the same name—Kevin.

Hernán Peláez y Martín de Francisco analizaron el reciente comportamiento del director técnico de Atlético Nacional, Efraín Juárez.

Sab is back from Greece and ready to answer your gardening questions. 15:41 What your cherry tree really needs. 19:13 The best way to grow ginger. 15:41 Golden Cane Palms are popular, here's how to treat yours right. The hilarious Sabrina Hahn is a font of knowledge.Listen to the program live on Saturdays at 9:00AM on ABC Radio Perth and ask your questions by calling in on 1300 222 720 or text 0437 922 720 Subscribe to the podcast through the ABC Listen App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you like to listen

It's ... Indicators of the Week! It's that time of week when we look at the most fascinating economic numbers from the news. On today's episode: Election aftermath. Stocks jump, the temperamental Mexican peso, and which states are raising minimum wage.Related Episodes:Should We Raise The Minimum Wage?America's economy is the envy of the world. Will it stay that way?Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

A pesar de que a lo largo de su carrera completó las delanteras vocales de dos jazz bands de importancia como la "Hermanos Castro" y la "Casino de la Playa", podemos asegurar que Felo Martínez fue -esencialmente- un cantante de conjunto. Superada su etapa trovadoresca como parte del trío Hermanos Díaz, en 1950 participaba en la fundación del conjunto del pianista Luis Santí, fiel seguidor del estilo del Conjunto Casino, completando su trilogía vocal junto a Pitín y Colacho. La voz de Felo Martínez, aguda, algo nasal y con buena potencia, cualidades típicas del sonero, así como su sentido del ritmo y creatividad para las inspiraciones, demostró ser ideal para el formato que desde los años 40 conquistó los salones bailables. Los conjuntos que durante los años 50s continuaron su evolución lógica, para 1953 sumaban a las guarachas, montunos, guajiras, guaguancós, congas y boleros, el nuevo ritmo que entonces rescató de la inercia a las orquestas típicas o charangas. "El peletero", un cha cha chá de Hilario Ariza que nunca fue llevado a las sesiones de estudio del Conjunto Casino, llega desde el estudio teatro de La Onda de la Alegría (Radio Progreso) con fecha marzo de 1956. Junto a Felo Martínez las voces de Roberto Espí, René del Mar y Fernando Álvarez. En la memoria: Felo Martínez. Falleció en La Habana el 12 de julio de 1999. A 25 años de su desaparición física recordamos a este notable cantante, buen amigo y fiel guardian de la memoria de sus compañeros. Había nacido el 19 de febrero de 1930 en La Habana, la ciudad de sus grandes triunfos. Y de La Habana nos vamos al Nueva York de los años 40. En la gran ciudad alcanzaba su máximo esplendor el estilo de Panchito Riset. Su trasiego por innumerables agrupaciones soneras definió ese peculiar sabor interpretativo que lo hizo sobresalir entre sus contemporáneos. Desde sus antológicas grabaciones como parte del Cuarteto Caney sentó cátedra en el bolero soneado. Combinación perfecta que le acompañó a lo largo de una extensa trayectoria artística, parte de la cual rememoramos seguidamente. Nadie como Panchito para ponerle voz y sentimiento al más auténtico son cubano. Le acompañarán, entre otros, el ciego maravilloso Arsenio Rodríguez, el percusionista Chano Pozo y el cantante y compositor cienfueguero Marcelino Guerra. Sesiones históricas con el tres de Arsenio marcando el patrón del más recio son montuno. Músicos cubanos cuyo legado le sigue dando la vuelta al mundo. A propósito de Chano Pozo y su clásico "Manteca" hacemos un alto para recordar al saxofonista baracoense Chombo Silva. Como un notable instrumentista lo recordó siempre el maestro Leonardo Acosta. Músico influyente, tanto en lo jazzistico como en lo bailable, en aquel incesante movimiento artístico musical de los años 40 y 50, entre otras formaciones integró las bandas del genial Beny Moré y de su colega Emilio Peñalver. En la memoria de Cubakústica, y en dos tiempos: el feeling de Chombo Silva. Celeste Mendoza fue sin discusión la reina del guaguancó. A fuerza de talento desde el cuerpo de baile del célebre cabaret "Tropicana", saltó a los primeros planos de la popularidad con el apoyo de la etiqueta independiente Gema, fundada por los hermanos Alvarez Guedes a finales del año 1957. Temperamental y única en la expresión de géneros como el bolero, la rumba y el guaguancó, contra viento y marea se mantuvo en activo en los escenarios durante poco más de 40 años.

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On Episode 239 of Jake's Happy Nostalgia Show, we interview actress and singer Lisa Foiles! Lisa started her acting career on the Disney Channel series Even Stevens and as a guest star on Malcolm in the Middle. She is best known for her time as a cast member on the Nickelodeon sketch comedy series All That from Seasons 7 through 10 and occasionally in the 2019 revival. During her time on All That, she was featured in sketches such as 2-Gether 4-Ever, Sugar and Coffee, Bridgett's Slumber Party and many more. Outside of acting, Lisa is a member of the heavy metal band Von Boldt and has her own podcast Temperamental with Lisa Foiles.

Will you melt faces and explode bases with the Fireball/Jelly Combo, or are you sending a zombie king on a suicide dive to the town hall with the Gauntlet/Jelly? Maybe you'll split from the pack and do an ultra risky Queen Jelly charge... We have the hands on experience with the new content to start you off on the right foot. Links: Sneak Peek 1 Notes Sneak Peek 2 Notes Clash Tours Clashcademy Awards Timestamps: (00:00) - Angry Jelly - New Pet (17:24) - New Defense and Troop Levels (24:38) - Clan Chat Tagging (29:52) - Clan Castle Donation Increase (32:26) - In Chat War Signups (34:15) - War QoL Changes (37:13) - Ore Economy Improvements (39:02) - Haste Vial Bug Fix & Buff (40:58) - Super Loon Event (46:03) - Changes to Supercell Store (49:17) - Whoops, New Outro... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reddit-talks-clash/message

Dive deep into insights that will resonate with every musician as guest co-host Chris Breen joins Dave Hamilton for this week's Gig Gab. They kick things off by riffing on the best songs for a prom-posal, suggesting tracks like “Wang Dang Doodle” and “Teen Town” to set the mood (really?). […] The post Temperamental Bass Players — Gig Gab 420 appeared first on Gig Gab.

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What would you name a folk rock band inspired by the story of the saints? Tune in for our answers and more saint band names. Then, things get a little temperamental as we discuss personality indicators and how they relate to the self knowledge needed in discernment to progress towards the self gift of a vocation. 

Liz Ann Sonders is Managing Director and Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab & Co. In this interview – recorded from the floor of our MoneyShow Investment Masters Symposium Sarasota, she expands on several of her key investment themes. Specifically, Liz Ann explains why she calls this the “Temperamental Era” and what her “Rolling Recession” thesis means for investors. In short, the 2009-2020 period was the outlier...not the new norm...for the economy and markets, and investors need to adapt accordingly. Liz Ann then pivots to her outlook for Federal Reserve policy in 2024, her take on the “Magnificent Seven” stock phenomenon, and why focusing on stock FACTORS (versus just SECTORS) is so important. Finally, she discusses the emergence of geopolitical “blocs” and how they will influence markets over time – as well as why ACTIVE (rather than PASSIVE) investing will become more important in the years ahead.Don't forget to check out our 2024 MoneyShow/TradersEXPO Las Vegas, set for Feb. 21-23, 2024, at the Paris Las Vegas. You can get the very latest insights from experts like Liz Ann there. Click here to register: https://conferences.moneyshow.com/moneyshow-las-vegas/?scode=061246

Hey there Screen Beans! We're back with an ALL NEW episode and this week we are chatting with actor, singer, podcaster and all around delightful nerd, Lisa Foiles. We chat with Lisa about her podcast Temperamental with Lisa Foiles, her band Von Boldt as well as what it's been like writing music, playing live shows and producing a video and audio podcast. We also dive deep on Loki Season 2, Adventure Time, The Golden Girls and Good Burger! You can find the show on Facebook, Twitter and Bluesky! Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Rate us on Spotify! Wanna join the Certain POV Discord? Click here!

Release Date: February 01, 2013Johnny invesitgates the case of an insured found dead holding a winning race track for a long shot.Original Air Date: June 1, 1954Support the show monthly at patreon.greatdetectives.netSupport the show on a one-time basis at http://support.greatdetectives.net.Mail a donation to: Adam Graham, PO Box 15913, Boise, Idaho 83715Take the listener survey…http://survey.greatdetectives.netGive us a call 208-991-4783Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/greatdetectivesBecome one of ourfriends on FacebookFollow us on Twitter@radiodetectivesThis 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/5901852/advertisement

Neal Brennan interviews Seth Meyers (SNL, Late Night with Seth Meyers) about the things that make him feel lonely, isolated, and like something's wrong - and how he is persevering despite these blocks. ---------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Pallbearer  9:37 Upbringing 11:09 College  23:51 Temperamental  34:24 SNL Sixth Runner Up 41:45 Risking Career for Weekend Update  55:57 Bombing at SNL 1:22:06 Fatherhood ---------------------------------------------------------- https://nealbrennan.com for tickets to Neal's tour Brand New Neal Watch Neal Brennan: Blocks on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81036234 Theme music by Electric Guest (unreleased). Edited by Will Hagle ---------------------------------------------------------- Sponsors: https://mintmobile.com/NEAL for $15/month plus free shipping GameTime App Code: BLOCKS for $20 off your first purchaseNeal Brennan interviews Seth Myers (SNL, Late Night with Seth Myers) about the things that make him feel lonely, isolated, and like something's wrong - and how he is persevering despite these blocks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“The best and safest thing is to keep a balance in your life, acknowledge the great powers around us and in us. If you can do that, and live that way, you are really a wise man.” ― Euripides https://shelleydhiers.com/

Our guest this week is Liz Ann Sonders. Liz Ann is managing director and chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab. In her role, Liz Ann is responsible for conducting market and economic analysis, which she and her team publish in a variety of forms. She also regularly appears in the financial media and was recently named to Barron's Magazine's “100 Most Influential Women in Finance” list. Liz Ann joined Schwab in 2000 when the firm acquired her prior employer, U.S. Trust. Before that, she was a managing director and senior portfolio manager at Avatar Associates. Liz Ann received her bachelor's from the University of Delaware and her MBA from Fordham University's Gabelli School of Business.We recorded this interview live from the main stage of the annual Morningstar Investment Conference, which was recently held in Chicago, Illinois.BackgroundBio“Liz Ann Sonders: ‘We Could See Some Inflation Scares,'” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, Jan. 6, 2021.Secular and Cyclical Looks“What the End of the ‘Great Moderation Era' Means for Investors: Morning Brief,” by Jared Blikre, news.yahoo.com, March 2, 2023.“Market Snapshot With Liz Ann Sonders,” video commentary, schwab.com, April 2023.“Helpless? Recession Risks Abound,” by Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon, schwab.com, Jan. 23, 2023.“Expect Volatility, Rolling Recession, but Watch for Contagion, Schwab's Sonders Says,” by Tracey Longo, fa-mag.com, March 15, 2023.“Hurts So Good: Jobs Picture Stays Mixed,” by Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon, schwab.com, Jan. 9, 2023.“Schwab's Sonders Says Bear Market Hasn't Yet Hit Bottom,” by Tracey Longo, fa-mag.com, Feb. 7, 2023.Inflation and the Fed“U.S. Stock Market ‘Pretty Expensive' as Investors Parse Inflation Report in Choppy Trade,” by Christine Idzelis, marketwatch.com, April 12, 2023.“Mixed (Inflation) Signals,” by Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon, schwab.com, April 17, 2023.“Market Perspective: Searching for Spring,” by Liz Ann Sonders, Kathy Jones, and Jeffrey Kleintop, advisorperspectives.com, Feb. 19, 2023.“Schwab Market Perspective: Top of the Rate Cycle,” by Liz Ann Sonder, Kathy Jones, and Jeffrey Kleintop, schwab.com, April 14, 2023.“Under Pressure: Fed Hikes in Face of Bank Turmoil,” by Liz Ann Sonders, schwab.com, March 22, 2023.Credit Risk and Real EstateSenior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices“A Recession Seems ‘Somewhat Unavoidable' as Tighter Credit Conditions Reveal More Zombies of the Easy-Money Era, Schwab Strategist Liz Ann Sonders Says,” by Phil Rosen, businessinsider.in, April 7, 2023.“The US Housing Market Is in Recession—and the Pandemic Has Created a Unique Economic Headache, Elite Strategist Liz Ann Sonders Says,” by Theron Mohamed, markets.businessinsider.com, March 8, 2023.Stocks and Earnings“The Price You Pay: A Look at Equity Valuations,” by Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon, schwab.com, Feb. 21, 2023.“This Indicator Clearly Shows Where Wall Street's Top Money Managers Expect Stocks to Head Next,” by Sean Williams, Nasdaq.com, April 14, 2023.Growth vs. Value and Asset Allocation“Mysterious Ways: Growth vs. Value Debate,” by Liz Ann Sonders, schwab.com, May 1, 2023.“Elevation: Largest Stocks to Market's Rescue?” by Liz Ann Sonders and Kevin Gordon, schwab.com, April 3, 2023.

Tom Sutcliffe meets Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt of Everything But the Girl as they release Fuse, their eleventh studio album and their first in almost 24 years following 1999's Temperamental. Today's critics are Briony Hanson, Director of Film at the British Council and Carne Ross, former British diplomat and writer. They'll be talking about The Diplomat on Netflix which follows the story of the newly appointed US Ambassador to the UK. Briony and Carne will also review French film Pacifiction, which taps into the world of the high commissioner in French Polynesia. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Sarah Johnson

How can we recognize that our child is being bullied? What is the best way to react to bullying? How to help your child stay safe and avoid bullying?  Welcome to our next topic of our parenting hierarchy - child safety. In this topic, we will explore all of the areas that effect a child's safety, and talking with leading experts in the field. In this first episode, we have the great pleasure to talk to Dr. Rona Novick, the Dean of the Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education. While she worked as a Clinical Professor of Child Psychology at the North Shore LIJ Medical Centre, she developed The Alliance for School Mental Health and authored the B.R.A.V.E. bulling program. Dr. Rona Novick is an expert in behavior management, child behavior therapy, and bullying. We will hear some exceptionally valuable advice on how to recognize, handle, and prevent bullying, as well as how to teach your child to stay safe and react properly.  [00:00] The definition and types of bullying [08:35] Clues that a child is being bullied [11:00] How to react to bullying [14:38] How to teach children social skills [17:44] Pretending is a way to stay safe [19:27] What can a parent do when a child is bullied [27:41] How to handle an imbalance in your child's friendship [31:07] Temperamental traits as a factor in becoming a victim or a bully [34:49] How to react as a parent when your child is a bully [36:22] Peer pressure and building refusal skills [37:50] Witnessing bullying and strategies to stop bullying [43:55] Advice to parents   *** This episode has been sponsored by jKaraoke, a great way to have good kosher family fun singing all of your favorite Jewish songs with karaoke. You can subscribe monthly from just $4.99 or yearly from $49.99, and in honour of their US launch, jKaraoke are now offering their best deal yet! Grab a yearly subscription plus a Karaoke Kit for just $99.99 plus use coupon JewsNextDor for an additional 10% off!! Check out jKaraoke.com today and let the fun begin!” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yair-menchel/message

Recapping Premier League action before Gameweek 28, co-hosts Chris & Ridge look at notable events within a few fixtures, before turning their attention to the bottom half of the table. Who goes down and who becomes a prized asset in the summer from those teams? Listen in for some forecasts and takes!

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"Discover the bonds of the kitchen and the passion of cooking with Inside the Pressure Cooker - a show dedicated to the misfits, pirates and chefs who thrive in the chaos of the culinary world.""It really does take a special someone not only to survive, but to really thrive in an environment of just what feels like complete fucking chaos, but it's pretty damn controlled."Steve Lawson is a chef and restaurateur with 25 years of experience in the industry. He has a passion for mentoring the next generation of chefs and is an avid environmentalist, gardener, and seafood enthusiast.Steve Lawson has worked in restaurants for the past 20 years and has seen a range of people come and go, who thought they could hack the job but couldn't. Through his experiences, Steve has discovered his passion for cooking and mentoring, particularly with seafood. He recommends finding a good chef knife and shoes for the job and for anyone interested in entering the culinary world, he advises to learn discipline and reach out before you move to another location, as well as staging in unfamiliar places. Through his story, Steve encourages others to take the time to explore and find their passion.In this episode, you will learn the following:1. The unique bond shared by cooks, and chefs and how it's in their blood.2. The importance of having good shoes in a kitchen, and the differences between steak and seafood when it comes to technique.3. Exploring the culinary scene of the Pacific Northwest and the benefits of staging in a new place.Other episodes you'll enjoy:The Lady Line CookAustin MaynardAriel GuiviConnect with me: Instagram: @insidethepressurecookerYouTube: @insidethepressurecookerTwitter: @chadkelleyPatreon: @insidethepressurecookerWebsite: https://insidethepressurecooker.comFeedback: Email Me!Loved this episode? Leave us a review and a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts or Follow Us on Spotify or your favorite podcasting platform.[00:02:37]This was kind of a funny question I asked you. I said, So you've been in Denton for a while. You've been down to Dallas for a while. You've been out there studying some food. You've been to a couple of restaurants, working?[00:02:51]I should say so. I was curious, like, what do you see is overplayed? And your answer was food served on planks. Yes. Food on served on wood is overrated.[00:03:02]I'm tired of it. Wood is disgusting. You can't get a clean. Is this based on your history at a restaurant that served a lot of food on wood boards? Yeah, and it's been every restaurant I've worked at.[00:03:17]Really? Yeah, they did it at the hotel and they do it here, too, at my current place. Why do you think everybody's putting food on the boards? I feel like it's good for color, contrasting. But you can make a plate any color, and you can clean a plate properly, or a piece of ceramic or glass or whatever with those boards, people are cutting into it and food is going down those cracks.[00:03:45]You can't do anything to clean that. Yeah, no, there's certain food I didn't mind putting onto a board, but when it came to the point where someone was going to need a knife to cut, I was just adamant about putting it onto a plate just for that reason. But I always lost that battle. Always. I get it.[00:04:10]The other part, too, is like serving steaks on a board, which if the steak didn't have time to rest once you start cut into it, or if you've got a sauce, the shit's just running everywhere for sure.[00:04:26]At the hotel, we had a big old 48 ounce drive and it came with a poison, and you would pour that on there and it just goes all over everything, dude. Because there's nothing to catch the sauce. Did they do that at the table? It was an aramic, and the table would do it to themselves.[00:04:48]Why would you put the sauce for the steak on the side?[00:04:55]It's because we did it on a board. If we did it on a plate, we could report it on there.[00:05:02]That's what I'm saying. Desk the damn boards. I hate them.[00:05:08]Yeah, go ahead. And it's killing all the trees.[00:05:16]I don't think that the boards are killing the trees, but it's probably the paper. Yeah, that's fair. No, actually, a lot of the boards were made from fallen timber, are just older. Like the boards that we were using were just fallen oaks and pecan that are just prominent in this area. Well, that's cool.[00:05:44]At least we're recycling, I guess. Yeah.[00:05:50]That's interesting, though. Would you consider yourself environmentalist? As much as I can be. I still indulge in stuff that I can't recycle, but I do my best to recycle and compost. Compost?[00:06:04]Do you compost at home? I've been trying to during the summer, yes. I've been starting to do a little garden. I got a lot of plants around the house, so I feel that I can. What do you have in your garden?[00:06:17]This year I did peppers and squash and zucchini. I did some herbs like dill and terragon and mint. That was pretty much it. Okay. You can expand that at all.[00:06:31]Was that all indoors or was it outdoors? It was outdoor. Okay. The summer heat killed it, but I. Had a good spring yeah, that's why I was wondering about all that.[00:06:44]Interesting. I never thought of you as the gardener. I evolved, you know? Oh, absolutely. You all have.[00:06:53]After working in Dallas, I started to appreciate food a lot more, or I guess I would say after COVID. And we really may respect what I did because I didn't cook over the pandemic or half of it. I did not. Right. So what did you do during the pandemic?[00:07:14]I was stocking shelves at a grocery store, and then I ended up working at a food truck later on part time before I got back on at our place. Okay, so you had the chance, you went and did something else, but yet you came back to the restaurants. Yeah, because stock and shelves is not fun. It's very simple work. Well, even then, like, a lot of people in COVID were laid off and went and found other work.[00:07:44]Some enjoyed it, some didn't. But at that point, a lot of people took that opportunity to kind of find themselves again and search after something else. Did you ever feel that or did you know that you're going to be right back in the restaurants when it hit? I don't know. Whenever I was talking to the shelves, all I thought about was cooking.[00:08:04]So I never thought about myself doing anything else. I know. I didn't want to work in a grocery store. That was awful. Yeah, I couldn't imagine I couldn't do that either.[00:08:18]It's just such mundane work. Yeah. Just putting stuff, putting boxes on the shelf. People took it really seriously too, but I was like, I'm used to doing so much more.[00:08:31]So what do you geek out on now? You've really discovered the culinary world, right.[00:08:43]You've made your own path for yourself. You didn't have the traditional background, whatever the hell that traditional schooling meant for some people. And you kind of fell into cooking, and then you just knew it was for you and you really missed it during the pandemic. And you're really pushing yourself to grow and learn now. So what is it like you geek out on the most when it does come to cooking?[00:09:09]I geek out on pasta ever since I worked at the hotel. We did a different pasta quite often, and I just fell in love with different noodles, shapes, different stuffings, different sauces, different pan sauces. It's all so much fun. And I also learned to love seafood. We did a different fish every week at the hotel.[00:09:30]We cooked a lot of scallops and mussels, and seafood became a big part of what I like to cook too. That's good, because honestly, seafood is a great one to learn to cook and to cook properly because as you found out, it's a lot more delicate. It's temperamental. Temperamental, sure. But you've got to use a a of hell lot more finesse with a seafood.[00:09:58]With a seafood. Wow. You've got to use a lot more finesse with seafood than you do with that 64 ounce fucking porterhouse. For sure. Obviously, night and day differences there, but seafood is a good one to learn to work with because, yeah, you've got to be quick, and you've got to pay attention to it.[00:10:21]You're right. It's temperamental because you don't have that margin of error that you will with, like, a steak. And also, you got to know you got to be able to tell if a muscle is bad or oyster is bad. You can get someone really sick. It takes a lot more handling all around, from raw to cooking.[00:10:39]And then pairing seafood with essentially their garnishes and veg and proteins and all that stuff is a different art and science to itself, because you can easily overpower fish if you're not careful with what you're pairing it with. That's cool. I wish we had more seafood in the North Texas area. I understand why we don't. We're kind of landlocked.[00:11:04]I feel like we got some pretty cool stuff at the hotel. We had a lot of golf caught fish, which was kind of cool. Lots of grouper, lots of tile fish. We had amber, jack. All that stuff was pretty cool.[00:11:20]Yeah, there's definitely a lot of fun stuff you can play with out of the Gulf or the Third Coast, they would also call it. Yes. So based on your experiences, what would be the word of advice that you would give to someone walking in the door that was you eight years before? I would tell them, hey, you're going to have a lot of fun, but you're also going to have a lot of hardship, but it's going to be worth it because it's going to make you stronger, and you're going to learn some discipline, which is definitely what I needed whenever I started cooking. How are they going to learn discipline.[00:11:50]By getting yelled at? As soon as I asked that question, I was like, I don't know if I want to know the answer for sure.[00:11:58]Okay. What books are you reading right now? I've been reading the whole fish and Maddie Madison to cookbook. All right. And then one of the last few questions I ask is, outside of a chef's knife, right?[00:12:13]You're opening up your toolkit. You bust out your chef knife. Now everybody has to have a quality chef knife that they're working with, so that's kind of taken out of the equation here. What's the next thing out of your kit? I think on my answer, I said shoes.[00:12:31]My birkenstock. You got to have shoes in your kit, bro. But it's still a tool, though. Okay. If we're going for tools, I like my own fish spatula.[00:12:42]Okay. But I'm going with shoes. Shoes. You got to have good shoes to work in the kitchen. Your backs may kill you if you don't.[00:12:47]You said you wear burks. I do wear burks. You wear just Burkies? I wear the super grip boston burks. Yeah.[00:12:53]I went through a phase where, man, it took me a long time to figure out what kind of shoes worked for me. I did the Burke's, and then I did just other styles of Burke burgund stocks before I finally finished. I say finished, but ended on clogs sunita. And there's another popular one, I don't remember, but once you learned to walk in them and they saved my knees and my back so much, they were actually pretty damn comfortable shoes. I mean, they're heavy for sure, but I hear you, man, because I was having just constant back pains.[00:13:24]My knees hurt all the time. And then I also didn't realize that your knees and your lower back are connected. So when one hurts, the other one, they work together. They go hand in hand, you know? Yeah.[00:13:36]I was wearing walmart shoes before I started wearing perks. And whenever I switch over to perks, I was like, wow, what have I been doing for the last fucking six years? I hate to say it, but I mean, you're right. Then I guess the next investment out of a chef knife would be shoes. That does make a lot of sense.[00:13:54]I will give you that one. Yeah. Because I went from paying $20 a pair to birks are $150. But they last you four times longer. Yes.[00:14:04]As long as you take care of them. I've seen them. They can get haggard for sure. Yeah, that's why I like my Burkies. If they just kind of got ugly, I would literally just take out the insoles and run them through the dishwasher.[00:14:17]Nice. That's what's up.[00:14:25]Then I just kind of throw them in the back of the car and they'd be dry the next day. I mean, you're a crazy cat lady. We cover that. I am a crazy cat lady. I do love my cats.[00:14:35]I guess it's like what the future holds for me. I'm hoping I can get onto this new fine dining spot and work there for about a year. I would like to get out of Texas at some point. Where do you want to go? I think Pacific Northwest.[00:14:52]Like Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, montana? Somewhere up there. Colorado wouldn't exactly be the northwest, though, right? That's fair. But it's still right there.[00:15:05]Everything is a lot closer together up there, so it doesn't really matter.[00:15:11]You know people out there. I've got a few friends in Colorado. Okay. It always helps to kind of know someone wherever you're going to land for sure. Just so when you get there, you least got a place to crash and someone to help you kind of that knows what's going on.[00:15:35]I will say the restaurant is big of a place. It is. It's a very small world. But each little individual, city and state, so to speak, has its own little niches. And when you first get into it, you can easily get into the wrong spot just because you don't know for sure.[00:16:00]Yeah, reach out before you move. I know it's not anytime soon, but for anybody, just reach out to other people through social media or something like that and just kind of, hey, I'm coming. What's the deal? And also, if I do end up going out there, I would like to go out there beforehand and scope out the cooking scene, see what's hot and what's not. Yeah, it wouldn't be a bad time to stage as well at that point, for sure.[00:16:30]That'd be fun, man. Yeah. I've lived in Texas. I've lived in Texas my whole life, so I would like to go somewhere else eventually. No, it's good.[00:16:43]I mean, you should travel, man. Talk about you enjoy seafood and some of that stuff. The seafood up in the Northwest is just fucking amazing. Yeah, it's right up there next to the Pacific Ocean. Yeah, well, I mean, it's just the Northwest because they get a lot more product out of Alaska as well.[00:17:04]So Southern California and some of those areas, they do have some pretty good seafood, but it's not just as prominent as it is up in the Northwest. I don't know why exactly.[00:17:21]That is strange. I know Seattle has a huge fish market up there. Yeah. Well, Steve, I wish you all the best. Wherever you go, you're definitely on the rise.[00:17:34]You've got the right mindset and the right work ethic for it. So good luck to you, brother. Thank you, sir. And thank you for listening to this episode of Inside the Pressure Cooker. 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There will be significant differences in how four individuals with different temperaments perceive, process, prioritize, and respond to the same reality due to temperament-driven differences. As a result, current approaches to understanding these differences focus more on choice than on nature. In the event that these differences lead to a disagreement over whose point of view is correct, each assumes that the other is wrong when they aren't. It is easy to get caught up in never-ending debates that threaten relationships because neither party is aware that they have natural differences. In this episode, we had a conversation about understanding our temperamental differences and how to manage our relationships. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/faith-dolapo/message

In This Episode:In this episode, I sat down with Matt Schlegel and Amanda Sherman to talk about Matt's book "Teamwork 9.0".Matt is a best a best-selling author and is committed to developing highly effective, style-diverse teams and giving them the tools and strategies to tackle challenges that are seemingly impossible.  Principal of Schlegel Consulting (www.evolutionaryteams.com), Matt started his career as an electrical engineer and soon realized that successful project outcomes depend more on leading people than leading electrons. Matt discovered a powerful system called the Enneagram and used it to develop a novel set of tools, strategies, and applications for team effectiveness that he uses in his consulting practice and shares in his book Teamwork 9.0. Nine Enneagram Types:1 THE REFORMER: The Rational, Idealistic Type: Principled, Purposeful, Self-Controlled, and Perfectionistic.2 THE HELPER: The Caring, Interpersonal Type: Demonstrative, Generous, People-Pleasing, and Possessive.3 THE ACHIEVER: The Success-Oriented, Pragmatic Type: Adaptive, Excelling, Driven, and Image-Conscious.4 THE INDIVIDUALIST: The Sensitive, Withdrawn Type: Expressive, Dramatic, Self-Absorbed, and Temperamental.5 THE INVESTIGATOR: The Intense, Cerebral Type: Perceptive, Innovative, Secretive, and Isolated6 THE LOYALIST: The Committed, Security-Oriented Type: Engaging, Responsible, Anxious, and Suspicious.7 THE ENTHUSIAST: The Busy, Fun-Loving Type: Spontaneous, Versatile, Distractible, and Scattered.8 THE CHALLENGER: The Powerful, Dominating Type: Self-Confident, Decisive, Willful, and Confrontational.9 THE PEACEMAKER: The Easygoing, Self-Effacing Type: Receptive, Reassuring, Agreeable, and Complacent.Did You Know:The three Enneagram types that have the hardest time self-identifying are the four, five, and nine.Get the book:Teamwork 9.0Connect with Matt:Website: evolutionaryteams.comBlog:  evolutionaryteams.com/blog/Linked In:  linkedin.com/in/mattschlegel/Twitter:  twitter.com/EvoTeamMattInstagram:  instagram.com/MattSchlegel6Facebook:  facebook.com/mattschlegel.77YouTube:  youtube.com/channel/UCLkUMHuG4HVa831s9yeoZ5QLinks: Enneagram Quiz: www.EnneaSurvey.comEnneagram InstituteFor a full list of podcast episodes visit go here: PM-Mastery Podcast EpisodesFor a full list of blog posts go here: PM-Mastery Blog PostsPM-Mastery.com  PMI Talent Triangle: Leadership (Learn More)Get your free PDU

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners.. Part 1.  The trio are reunited as Kibs is back to discuss the victory against Wolves. We touch on the key moments of the game, The teams determination to keep going,  Pepe's return and Lacazette's contribution. Part 2. The boys touch on the race for 4th place.. does anyone want it?  Arsenal's recent financial results and preview the Wolves game. We round off by revealing Who's it Gunner be and High 5 and Throw a Pie. 

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooner Podcast. After a while away from the pod, Toes and Omari are back to bring you a long awaited podcast. In Part 1, We discuss the 2-1 victory against Brentford at the Emirates. We discuss the team lineup, the dominance of possession in the 1st half without a goal, Lacazette's lack of finishing and the pressure on the young shoulders of Smith-Rowe and Saka who scored our goals to get Arsenal the victory. In Part 2, we roundup the topics since our last podcast, the transfer window and the departure of Aubameyang, preview and predictions for the Wolves game and the race for the Top 4.  We end the podcast with Omari revealing who's it Gunner be ? and both give their High 5's and Throw a pie.

The promised FEMA truck arrives in Cheshire. A long line of residents turned out to get whatever aid was being handed out. Some people receive the promised aid (scant though it is), but others do not. Some heated friction between the FEMA boss and the town selectmen cuts the distribution short. Back home, supper at the Simmons' house turns into a shouting match as tempers flare.

Vanity Fair contributing editor Bethany McLean is one of the world's most respected financial journalists. She has written for Slate and Fortune, where she published a 2001 article critical of the Wall Street darling Enron, helping to eventually expose the company as a fraud. She is the author of The Smartest Guys in the Room, also about the Enron scandal, All the Devils Are Here, about the 2008 financial crisis, and Saudi America, about fracking's impact on the U.S. economy. On this episode, she speaks with Jon about her upcoming book on the impact of Covid on the economy, how a background in math and a prior career as a Goldman Sachs analyst has made her a stronger journalist, and why investors are still putting their faith in CEOs with "big personalities" and a seeming knack for breaking things.

In this Episode of The Temperamental Gooners Podcast... In Part 1, The boys are back after a little hiatus to review Arsenal's loss to Liverpool in the Carabo Cup semi-final second leg and their drab draw against Burnley. The boys express their disappointment with the performances in both games and the general flat performances in both games.  Kibs and Toes find a way to cross swords over the Granit.. "The Arsenal 34" Xhaka... In Part 2, The boys discuss Aubameyang's omission from the Dubai mid season break trip, a decision that seems terminal for his Arsenal career. We then discuss if Arsenal will get any last minuted deals done in the Transfer window. We discuss the clubs remaining targets Striker and midfield targets  given the failed move for Vlahovic.  The boys decide between each other which is the more important position to solve this window. Omari then reveals Who's it Gunner be , and we finish with High 5 and Throw a Pie. *** Listeners note: The Calum Chambers transfer was finalized after the podcast was recorded*****  

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast. Part 1. Kibs returns to join Toes & Omari as they discuss Arsenal's 3rd round exit from the FA Cup. The boys look at all aspects of the disappointing exit including, the players the teams attitude and what the defeat means for Arsenal's  next few games. In Part 2, the boys look ahead to the League Cup first leg against Liverpool at Anfield and the huge North London Derby at Sp*rs!!  Omari puts up a special Who's it Gunner be and the boys finish with High 5 & Throw a Pie.

In this episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast... In Part 1, Omari & Toes discuss the teams positive  performance but ultimate loss to Man City. We discuss how Arsenal were able to contain and then step to City. We go on to discuss the Odegaard's penalty shout, Saka's sweeping goal, our missed chances, City's controversial penalty, Martinelli's miss, Gabriel's dismissal and City's extra time winner. In Part 2, we discuss Arsenal's recent form and whether the victories to over Christmas actually puts us in good stead for a sustained Top 4 finish.  Toes & Omari also discuss what  business Arsenal can realistically do in the transfer window.  In Part 3, Omari reveals Who's it going to be, we look at the 2 upcoming Carling & FA Cup ties against Liverpool and Nottingham Forrest. We round off by finishing as usual with High 5 & Throw a Pie.  

In this Episode of The Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1, We discuss the teams recent form and the games against Sunderland, Leeds & West Ham. In Part 2, We have our much needed round table discussion on the Aubameyang situation and give our thoughts as to who the next Captain of the team should be. In Part 3, We reveal Who's it Gunner be, Preview the Norwich & Wolves games, and finish of with High 5 & throw a Pie.

The Temperamental Gooners are back .. after a 3 game hiatus... and boy do we have an Episode. In Part 1, a grumpy Toes kicks things off as the boy discuss the 3-0 victory over Southampton at the Emirates. We discuss the line up, the key moments of the match and the form of some of the players. In Part 2, Omari hosts a series of debates on Aubameyang's omission from the squad ( recorded before being demoted as Captain) and the Manager's principles. We also discuss the losses against Everton, Man United, Nicolas Pepe and much more. In Part 3, Kibs get's Omari to reveal who's it gunner be, we preview the West Ham game and play High 5 and Throw a Pie. Get involved with the Poll, who should be the next Arsenal permanent Captain!!!

In this Episode of The Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1, The Kibs,Toes & Omari  try to pick the bones out of another big defeat at Anfield.  We discuss the lineup, the key moments and some underwhelming performances from some of the players. There are differing opinions about the context of the defeat in our season. Was it really no signs of improvement against Liverpool or should we be happy that it wasn't all over in the first 5 mins !!! In Part 2,  The Big Debate,  The boys discuss how far Arsenal are away from the Top 3 clubs in the league. We discuss how far into the "process"  we are. Will the big defeat to  City, Chelsea and  Liverpool  affect our season or do concern ourselves with other results to come? In Part 3,  Omari reveals Who's it Gunner be, we look at the upcoming game against Newcastle at the Emirates, and we of course give some High 5's and some pies.

Part 1, Toes and Kibs go through the key points of the Watford game.  The lineup, Aubameyang's penalty miss and poor game, Watford's tactics and the importance of Emile Smith -Rowe. Part 2, The boys kick off a series debates, starting firstly on whether Aubameyang should be kept on penalties. We then discuss our turnaround in form and whether it's been really significant . We end part 2 by discussing Emile Smith-Rowe's call up to the England sqaud. In Part 3, We reveal Who's it Gunner be, our predictions for the Liverpool game and do High 5 and Throw a Pie.

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1, The boys go through the key moments of the victory at the King Power stadium. We discuss how Arsenal are able to sustain their quick starts, Smith-Rowes influence, Ramsdale's performance and the issue of possession. In Part 2, We discuss whether we can sustain this form with the midfield we have and whether we may need to dip into the loan market given the fixtures we have ahead and the upcoming African Cup of Nations. In Part 3, Omari reveals "Who's it Gunner be", we preview the Watford game at home and it's importance with the international break on the horizon, the boys give their match predictions and of course we finish with High 5

In this Episode of The Temperamental Gooners Podcast... In Part 1, The boys discuss the win against Aston Villa and the positive performance of the team. We touch on the goals, the formation and lineup and if this is how the manager should approach upcoming games. In Part 2,  We discuss Arsenal's midfield conundrum and who should partner Thomas Partey in midfield. We revisit the Palace game as an example of what issues we have in central midfield and what options the manager should consider to solve the problem.. In Part 3,  Omari reveals "Who's it Gunner be",  we preview and predict the upcoming Leeds Carabao Cup game at home, the dreaded 12:30pm kick off vs Leicester next weekend and then round off with High 5 & Throw a Pie.  Check out our Q&A and poll below

In this Episode of The Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1,  The boys discuss the draw at the Amex Stadium and essentially whether a draw was the best result we could expect. We also discuss the key moments of the game and the performances of the players. In Part 2, The big debate is broken down a series of mini debates, Whether having a likeable team is important, solving the Nicolas Pepe problem, and looking ahead to games after the international break. In Part 3, We preview and give predictions on  the upcoming Crystal Palace game, as Patrick Vieira makes his return to Arsenal. We find out the identity of "Who's it gunner be" and we round off with High 5 and Throw a Pie. *For our Spotify listeners, participate in our 'NEW poll'  on who will get the right prediction for the Palace game.. cast your vote!!*

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1, Kibs is back as the Temperamental trio reunite, as Arsenal get their most significant victory of season with a 3-1 victory over arch rivals Tottenham. The boys reflect on the teams victory, discuss the lineup,  key moments and performances in the game.  In Part 2, The Big Debate. The boys debate on where the victory over Spurs leaves us this season.. Is this the beginning of true run of form and the manager's team finally taking shape? or should we be more cautious given the game on the weekend and more difficult games to come. In Part 3, The boys preview the Brighton game and give their predictions.  Omari reveals "Who's it Gunner be",  and the boys play High 5 and Throw a Pie... it proves to be very tough to Pie anyone this week.. but hey.. it's gotta be done. We have special Kick, 1st Half and Full-time reports from our man at the Emirates, reporting live from a rocking Emirates Stadium.

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1, the boys review the 1-0 win at Turf Moor. A good resolute performance from Arsenal, but things still not quite clicking upfront.  We also discuss the switch to the 4-3-3 formation, whether this is what Arteta should stick to going forward to get all his best players out at the same time, or should we revert to our usual 4-2-3-1. In Part 2, after a brief Preview of the AFC Wimbledon game, the boys discuss the upcoming North London Derby and whether it's more important not to lose to Sp*rs or is it a must win game to really kickstart the season with a big victory.!! In Part 3, Omari reveals " Who's it Gunner Be".... Will Toes get this one?..  We also play High 5 and Throw a Pie !

In this 25th edition of the Temperamental Gooner Podcast... In Part 1, Toes & Omari discuss Arsenal's first victory of the season with their win over Norwich. We go through the lineup and how each section of the team fared. We touch give special attention to Ainsley Maitland-Niles's game in central midfield and touch on whether it was more important to just to get a win on the board or did we need a better performance with more goals. In Part 2, We preview the Burnley game away and how important that game is with the North London derby on the horizon. We give our predictions. We also have another edition of  "Who's it Gunner be ",  High 5 and Throw a Pie, and we have 2 special reports live from our man at  the Emirates from Viv at the beginning and end of the Norwich game.

In this Episode of the Temperamental Gooners Podcast. In Part 1,  Omari starts us off with another edition of "who's if gunner be ".. We then assess another shambolic away performance at Man City, as Arsenal come away with a 5-0 defeat.  The boys go through the lineups, the cheap goals conceded and of course Granit Xhaka's  " headline performance" in getting the 5th red card of his Arsenal career. In Part 2, Toes introduces the big debate on whether this is the final straw with Granit Xhaka at the club.. will  this indiscretion on the field be the final curtain call on his Arsenal career?  The boys also go through the other members of the squad, who they feel should be on the way out. In Part 3, Kibs takes us through what could happen in the final hours of the transfer window, the possible players to leave the club and any possible last minute incomings.  We touch on the importance of the home game versus Norwich, play High 5 and Throw a Pie and Omari reveals "who's it gunner be"

In this bumper Episode of the Temperamental Gooner Podcast. The boys try to pick out the bones of their defeat to Chelsea in their first home game of the season . It was what we expected... but that bad ?!! We have 2 special reports live from the Emirates from friend of the show Vivek . We introduce our new game “ who's it gunner be” . In part 2, our ‘Big Debate' looks at the different paths of Arsenal and Chelsea since the 2019 Europa league final . In part 3, we preview the West Brom & Man City games and our predictions and round off with High 5 and Throw a Pie

On this Epsisode of the Temperamental Podcast. In Part 1, The boys try and pick through the pieces of Arsenal's opening game of the season defeat to Brentford.. We look out forward line, the Ben White's ropey debut and the only positive of the match, ESR shopping debut. In Part 2, The boys debate the transfer rumours concerning Auybamayang & Lacazzette and other players we have been linked with as the transfer window is coming to and end.  In Part 3, we preview the big home match that sees Arsenal invite Chelsea to the Emirates, for the first home game of the season. We move to our predictions for the game the score this weekend and close off by playing High 5 & Throw a pie.

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