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In this solo episode Betsy revisits a topic she loves to talk about: how her changed relationship with ease - and having greater ease with being at ease - has positively impacted her work, her productivity and her understanding of the world. She shares why she's become evangelical about helping others to create more ease in their lives, stepping away from the conditioning that 'the grind is the thing' and examining their own relationship with NOT choosing ease. Maybe you can relate to this: Is hardship, struggle, feeling like you've worked really hard perhaps an 'existential kink' for you? Do you feel you don't deserve magic, or abundance, or pleasure in your life unless you've worked for it? Betsy walks you through how to create a 'Week of Ease' for yourself, as an experiment and as a way to step back and observe your relationship with ease. She shares how scheduling naps and weekly date nights by herself has helped her to recalibrate her natural un-ease with ease, and helped her to build it into her life as a habit. So settle yourself in, get comfortable to get uncomfortable, and step on The Discomfort Practice train with Betsy. We promise this one's a good one... Connect with Betsy: Betsy on Instagram Betsy on Twitter Betsy on Linkedin Rate, Review, Learn and Share Thanks for tuning into The Discomfort Practice. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, follow, like, and/or drop me a five star and written review. Share this episode with others and help spread the word and grow the audience. Don't forget to tune into our other episodes and share your favourite ones on social media.
In the tradition of pioneering contemporary jazz greats like Tim Weisberg and Hubert Laws, Darryl Evan Jones brings the unique instrument's classic vibe and rich melodic and harmonic possibilities to a new generation. The multi-talented Bronx, New York raised performer fully embraces his artistic spirit with a style that reflects the many different sides of his unique musical personality. Shattering expectations and preconceived notions of what he and his flute should sound like, Darryl Evan Jones freely and creatively focuses on the beauty of his musical expression. He insists that he's a soul singer who can't sing, and expresses his emotions through his flute. You will find that no one has a sound quite like Darryl Evan Jones', and his is a sound like no one else's. His phrasing, attack, and interpretation are simply unparalleled.The journey of Darryl Evan Jones has brought him to performances stages like The Cannon Center in Memphis, Philadelphia's Mandell Theater, and the Capital Jazz Fest, and as the opening act for artists like Jeff Lorber, Kem, Boney James, and sharing the stage with Marion Meadows. Otherwise, you can find him dazzling a grand cross-section of people where ever he performs. “Nothing like Darryl Evan Jones and a glass of wine”, it's been said. “When Darryl plays, it's like angels are singing”, another fan contends.Darryl Evan Jones, the Ambassador of Instrumental Soul invites you to experience and enjoy his most original style and intoxicating sound. This show will be playing Darryl Evan Jones's newest release singles, tune in...
In today's episode of LaidOPEN Podcast, Charna welcomes a powerhouse guest, Tara Nicholle-Kirke, a globally recognized unrepression expert and former CMO of MyFitnessPal. Together they explore mindful parenting, befriending criticism, and spiritual dating. Plus, they tackle some very big topics including defining trauma, how productivity is rooted in slavery, as well as, Marie Kondoing your whole life. Charna explains her concept “Asshole Angels” and Tara prescribes an exercise for dating with freedom.
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I rant about a few things but I mostly rant about the "Deni FroYo" controversy. And I've got alot to say about it. Please follow, like and share! And most importantly join the rant!
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Most people have a negative reaction if you tell them to “grind it out” with their work. But what if the “grind” is actually good for you and can lead to a happy and successful life? That's the view of bestselling author, Jeremy Bhandari, and on this week's episode, he explains why. Plus, he shares his secrets for how to elevate your self-awareness and the #1 practice of top athletes that anyone can use to enhance their performance.
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In this episode, Muyiwa Lagos talks about why people procrastinate, the consequence of procrastination & how to stop procrastinating. Listen, Subscribe & share. Join our newsletter ==> https://theGrind.club follow @muyiwalagos
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Our first episode recorded through ZOOM...working through it and it's technical difficulties, so thank you for baring with us. This week we discussed our tips and goals for tackling online school. Finding motivation to push through is going to be a struggle but hopefully our tips can assist you in making online school work for you! We also caught up on eachother's lives and our favorite memories from the summer. RESET BABY!
Welcome to 'This Week At Method' podcast by Method Training. Newcastle's award-winning premium CrossFit/Functional Fitness Gym, the podcast to listen and get good at CrossFit. On this week's episode the Method crew break down some of the gyms workouts ,look ahead to tackling Saturdays WOD, how and why not matter what level of fitness CrossFit is the way to get fit, as well as a look at the locked in format of this years CrossFit Games. An unreal amount of functional fitness gems. So drop what you are doing and tune in to get fitter and healthier.For more info:https://www.method-training.co.uk/For possible future membershiphttps://www.method-training.co.uk/#bookings
In this episode Muyiwa Lagos highlights five benefit of joining an online community. Some of the benefit include: 1. No geographical restrictions 2. Making useful connections. 3. Validation of idea 4. Opportunities for collaboration 5. More learning opportunities. Kindly subscribe to the Grind club podcast & leave us a review. Follow The Grind Club: Twitter @thegrindclub Instagram @thegrindclub_ visit our website at https://theGrind.club Connect with the host: muyiwa@thegrind.club
This week, Matt, Mark, Pete and Josh talk Cyberpunk 2077, Space MMOs, how big gaming companies should have a responsibly for the mental welfare of their customers, some book recommendations and we have a bit of a moment about how sad it is to lose a pet. You can download this podcast and the rest from all main podcasting distributors and sites. Including Spotify, Apple, Google Play, Amazon and our website. https://geekpride.libsyn.com/Geekpridecast https://geekpride.libsyn.com/spotify https://geekpride.libsyn.com/rss
In this episode, Muyiwa Lagos analyzes the problem of e-commerce in Africa using Nigeria as a reference point. He fingers Jumia and Konga as the reason why e-commerce is performing below expectation and suggest action plans for all e-commerce players in Africa (the vendors, the buyers and the platforms) can take e-commerce on the continent to its expected place of glory. Follow theGrind Club on Twitter: twitter.com/thegrindclub On Instagram instagram.com/thegrindclub_ On our website at https://theGrind.club contact the host via hello@thegrind.club
Xavier Su'a-Filo is a Guard for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League. Xavier shared how his faith, family and love for horses allowed him to whether the grind of a professional athletes schedule. Listen to Xavier's plans to dive head first into the world of horsemanship after retirement. God Bless Xavier Su'a-Filo!!!Should you find the content of this episode valuable please share it with a friend. A 5 star rating and review on the podcast platform of your choice would be greatly appreciated. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @LetFreedomReinPodcastShow Sponsors: Buckaroo Media www.buckaroomedia.com
Listen to new episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast-airing every Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your friendly neighborhood podcasting team as they unpack about the following issues: the highly anticipated first episode of CBS All Access' Picard premiered this past week and we give our impressions; stemming from a recent Twitter discussion: Is it important for comic book/sci-fi transalations to stick to canon in order for those films to be successful?; speaking of graphic novel translations (IDW), Netflix' October Faction also hit the streaming service a few days ago; it appears that the Recording Academy's recent firing of their CEO is unraveling alleged shenanigans regarding the Grammys' voting process for artists in the music industry; still more fall out from actress, Gabrielle Union's firing from America's Go Talent-allegedly fellow AGT cast member, Terry Crews is not supporting her racial/sexist claims (perhaps turnabout is fair play a la her non support of Nate Parker); Lastly, the Associated Press (AP) apologizes for editing a picture of African climate control activist, Vanessa Nakate when standing next to a cadre of white colleagues including Greta Thunberg. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
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It's our infamous Sunday Grindhouse podcast, airing at 6pm (oh and it's powered by the Afronerd Radio STEAM engine), Listen to your not ready for primetime AFROnerdists discuss the following issues: is it too early to declare that we might be seeing an Asian-American film renaissance? Our impressions of two new streaming/cable shows-the Bruce Lee conceived Warriors (Cinrmax) and Wu Warriors (Netftlix); a white vacationer during a southern plantation tour gave a bad review because it focused too much on white participation in slavery (huh?); Netflix trailers for a Dave Chappelle comedy special and Eddie Murphy's Dolemite both hit the cyberwebs this past week; more social media don'ts-Mulan actress asserts support for Hong Kong police vs protesters and now there's a boycott against the upcoming Disney film; LeSean Thomas' (Boondocks) long awaited comic to anime translation makes it to Netflix; thoughts about the Jay-z NFL deal and how it relates to Colin Kaepernick; so how exactly is Disney going to get FOX properties back on "track?"; Illnois prison bans Black books and cancels Black History and empowerment program; should NYC get a comic con museum like SDCC? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Welcome to the latest edition of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast, airing LIVE this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your favorite AFROnerdist broadcasters as the delve into the following pop/pulp culture topics: creators (Derek Allen, Brian "Bats" J. Lambert, Onaji Rouse and Jermael Lessey) of the ambitious Kickstarter campaign, Konkret Comics stop by to discuss their burgeoning graphic novel imprint; MCU intellect and why is Black Panther canonically left out of the ranking; a recent Root piece highlights how Black children's health is affected by racism, according to pediatricians; are streaming shows like The Boys and Umbrella Academy the answer to potential superior fatigue?; with Marvel's growing popularity, is it possible that Star Wars may have lost favor with today's youth?; DC's CCO, Jim Lee says that the DC Universe streaming platform is "thriving" but their digital comic sales are not following suit; Was Universal Studios correct in canceling the Blumhouse produced film, The Hunt? And was it a culmination of public critique and President Trump also voicing dissent? And lastly, is anyone going ro "cancel" Marvel for chairman, Isaac Perlmutter's support for POTUS? Join in on the fun ar 646-915-9620.
Due to time constraints, we're going straight to the issues: although we are a year and half away from the '20 election, it still didn't deter the game of politics! Our impressions of the Miami, FL held democratric debates-any winners or losers? actor/producer, Lena Waithe stirs up controversy with the casting call ("slave" looking female descriptors) for the upcoming release of her independent film, Queen & Slim; the trailer also touched on notions of yet another black "struggle" film; in the wake of WorldPride and it's heavy media acceptance, one must ask-can Black pride ever translate across the globe in a similar fashion? And if so, how?; actor, Idris Elba talks candidly about the racial tensions he has faced when the rumor mill placed his name in the hat to be a replacement James Bond; Wolverine has a daughter? Nope she's not X-23? And lastly, more on Keanu Reeves potentially looking for a place at the MCU table,,,,but as what character? Check for our Grindhouse broadcast airing tonight at 6pm eastern. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Happy Father's Day! It's straight hard body and feng shui style, people! The show is entitled The Grindhouse (airing every Sunday at 6pm) and it's powered by the Afronerd Radio engine! The topics being thrown into the steam locomotive firebox are: our impressions of this weekend's theatrical release of Tim Story's Shaft and Jim Jarmusch's Dead Don't Die; the last season of Netflix' Jessica Jones also premiered this weekend on the popular streaming platform; two notable trailers hit the cyberwebs this past week.....Luce starring Ma's Octavia Spencer and The Shining sequel, Doctor Sleep; Keanu Reeves is not only trending because of his new films but also for his ability not to touch women when there's a photo being taken; perhaps one of the greatest losses of music and film archival material has been lost and it went unreported for 11 years!!!; Men in Black sequel falters; Dburt checked out Netflix' Black Godfather and LOVED it.....the life and times of master svengali, Clarence Avant; And lastly, a CNN piece unpacks the trials and trevails of a white woman who possesses a perceived black sounding name; Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Let's just all jump into the waters of Lake Minnetonka while listening to Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast-airing every Sunday at 6pm eastern. The topics up for discussion are: one of the last pre-Disney merger films from the X-Universe, Dark Phoenix premiered this weekend to less than mediocre reviews-we give our thoughts; and due to the current state of gender nowadays, a Marvel exec thinks that the X-men name may be outdated; and in even more X-men news, rumor has it that the original X-men animated series is being revived (with the same vocal talent and 90s animation style); Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's Black Adam film now has a director, so does that mean that Shazam gets a sequel after all?; has a PC storm hit Youtube taking any and all conservative media away in its path?; grand opening...grand closing-the well received, Swamp Thing from the DC Universe streaming site has been cancelled after 10 eps (and only 2 eps having aired); Amazon Studios' Undone animated show trailer looks like a welcomed acid trip; Netflx' last Marvel series, Jessica Jones premiered its 3rd season trailer earlier ths week; and there's always topics we failed to address during the last podcast; Batman Returns! Sorta..our impressions of the Ford v Ferrari trailer with Christian Bale; And lastly, on his birthday, the TIDAL streaming service has released a new Prince album called Originals-songs from his legendary vault of a thousand unreleased songs. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Erika Brett and Josh Solomon of The Empty Pockets join us today on our #podcast Cawffee Tawk New Music Monday. The Empty Pockets have a dynamic musical style uniquely #Folksy, #Rock ‘n Roll and #Midwestern Soul and Josh and Erika entertain us on this episode both through the interview and with 2 songs - #Deerfieldand #TheGrind from their new album #Tanglewoods. Give the songs a listen! And come see this band when they are in your hood! This interview is being brought to you The Toadstool Pub
*Apologies for the preempted shows, folks! We're b(L)ack, live and direct and let's just get to the information. It's another action packed Afronerd Radio/Grindhouse podcast airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. The topics are: our impressions of last weekend's 7th annual Black Comic Book Festival held at the world renowned Schomburg Center in Harlem, NYC; Afronerd's "sanctum sanctorum" checked out M Night Shyamalan's Glass at Dburt's favorite spot, Brooklyn's Alamo Drafthouse; Punisher S2 premiered last week courtesy of Netflix (for the moment..shhh); comedian, Bill Maher doubles down on comic book culture during his Real Time show; DC Universe's Young Justice: Outsiders "first half" of the third season concludes scheduled to return in June; more on Black Panther's Oscar nomination and what are it's chances?; Umbrella Academy trailer and Deadly Class on SYFY; Star Trek: Discovery and The Orville second seasons are in full swing (at the same time?) and lastly, our thoughts about Sen. Kamala Harris announcing that she is formally running for president in '20. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
The NYC Black Comic Festival is coming, AFROnerdists! (Jan.18). Meanwhile, we have a podcast to do.....let's get to it! It's yet another eventful installment of The Grindhouse by the Afronerd Radio machine airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. The topics du jour are: a new Federalist article highlights a white woman's experience with adopting African children and how she felt blacks were more racist toward her children-going against conventional wisdom; our thoughts about FOX's forthcoming TV show, The Passage; rumor has it that actress, Jamie Alexander (Blindspot) might be starring in a Thor-centric, Sif streaming series on the Disney+ channel; actress, Gillian Anderson (X-files) returns to TV via Netflix in a UK teen comedy series, Sex Education; Netflix is at it again with an assist from Anthony Mackie in the trailer for the apocalyptic IO, film and with a time traveling afro-latin fantasy series entitled, Siempre Bruja; thoughts about the trailer for Jordan Peele's upcoming "Weird City" sci-fi comedy series; and lastly, we WILL talk about expectations for new films/TV and the Schomburg Black Comic Festival...all for '19. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
We're BLACK from a brief hiatus! For Sunday's Grindhouse, let's just delve into the topics, shall we? Your favorite "probably ready for prime-time podcasters" discuss the following issues: friend of the show, graphic novelist/animator, Mr. Dedren Snead, stops by to discuss his highly anticipated Kickstarter campaign for Sorghum and Spear; HBO's Penny Dreadful returns with a different story textured with Mexican-American folklore; As CBS All-Access Trekkers await the '19 premiere of Star Trek: Discovery S2, a new Discovery short, "Calypso" debuts; Idris Elba's Luther reemerges for S5 with a new trailer; ABC News gets dragged by the net for incorrectly reporting that French DJ, David Guetta is the "grandfather of electronic music"; and speaking of "fake news," Dburt has some thoughts about Black folk perhaps co-opting that term for their own purposes; and so folks globally are still not getting the "email" that blackface is racist-as a South Korean cosplayer portraying an African Overwatch character on Blizzard stream gets slammed; the Daily Beast highlights low pay for Marvel creators; Lastly, in the wake of the Wu Tang Clan's 25th anniversary release of 36 Chambers, did nerd culture save them from obsolescence? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
We're BLACK from a brief hiatus! For Sunday's Grindhouse, let's just delve into the topics, shall we? Your favorite "probably ready for prime-time podcasters" discuss the following issues: friend of the show, graphic novelist/animator, Mr. Dedren Snead, stops by to discuss his highly anticipated Kickstarter campaign for Sorghum and Spear; HBO's Penny Dreadful returns with a different story textured with Mexican-American folklore; As CBS All-Access Trekkers await the '19 premiere of Star Trek: Discovery S2, a new Discovery short, "Calypso" debuts; Idris Elba's Luther reemerges for S5 with a new trailer; ABC News gets dragged by the net for incorrectly reporting that French DJ, David Guetta is the "grandfather of electronic music"; and speaking of "fake news," Dburt has some thoughts about Black folk perhaps co-opting that term for their own purposes; and so folks globally are still not getting the "email" that blackface is racist-as a South Korean cosplayer portraying an African Overwatch character on Blizzard stream gets slammed; the Daily Beast highlights low pay for Marvel creators; Lastly, in the wake of the Wu Tang Clan's 25th anniversary release of 36 Chambers, did nerd culture save them from obsolescence? Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Our audience knows the drill, so let's get into this, shall we? The podcast is simply called The Grindhouse amd it's powered by the Afronerd Radio machine. It airs religiously every Sunday at 6pm eastern LIVE. Listen to our ever present and prescient podcasting brain trust as they wax poetic about these new topics: we give our impressions of new film releases-Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman and The Meg with Jason Statham; for the umpteenth time, news that Sierre Leonean/Ghanaian-British actor, Idris Elba might be tapped to portray James Bond went viral and then was quickly debunked......again; noted director, Antoine Fuqua hot off the heels of his Equalizer sequel is purportedly in talks to direct an unknown MCU property; Marvel may be making an appeal to Disney to rehire GOTG director, James Gunn (who else has plans to usher in Marvel Cosmic); is Star Trek 4 still a go if negotiations with Chrises Pine and Hemsworth are breaking down? And with a boatload of Star Trek product on the horizon is ST4 needed? (unless this Tarantino's version); more trailer releases-including The Deuce S2 and Black Earth Rising; Cyborg news-both on TV (Doom Patrol) and film....maybe; is Sony looking for their own FOX parachute via their Marvel rebranding-Sony's Universe of Marvel Characters (SUMC); And lastly, what about Oscar's new popular film category (what...the other films are unpopular?). Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Get your ticket for yet another sonic adventure known as The Grindhouse podcast, airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern as engineered by The Afronerd Radio machine. Listen to the Afronerd Radio crew wax and "hold court" on the following comic book, sci-fi, pop/pulp cultural topics: we give a more extended spoiler free review (of our video clip) of Blumhouse Productions latest film, Upgrade; not only is Netflix streaming a number of series based on comic books, but now they are publishing a graphic novel from famed writer, Mark Miller entitled, The Magic Order; Dburt trips over a successful kickstarter campaign (20K pledged) centered on an instructional book adroitly named, How To Draw Black People; picking up what we missed in previous shows: our impressions of the Obama Netflix TV deal and the racism/boycott threats that it has garnered and just what about that Pusha T vs Drake rap battle that has quite a few in the hip hop community "glamored"; Marvel's EIC, CB Cebulski and senior executive, Sana Amanat make an appearance on CBS This Morning to discuss the company's continued intention to pursue its diversity initiatives; more info about the casting of the forthcoming Watchmen TV series as well as Dburt's thoughts about the latest issue of the Watchmen/DC Universe themed graphic novel series, Doomsday Clock; and lastly, are fans a little too obsessed about the character outcomes and/or decisions of Vanessa (girlfriend in fridge syndrome) and Starlord in Avengers 3? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Get your ticket for yet another sonic adventure known as The Grindhouse podcast, airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern as engineered by The Afronerd Radio machine. Listen to the Afronerd Radio crew wax and "hold court" on the following comic book, sci-fi, pop/pulp cultural topics: we give a more extended spoiler free review (of our video clip) of Blumhouse Productions latest film, Upgrade; not only is Netflix streaming a number of series based on comic books, but now they are publishing a graphic novel from famed writer, Mark Miller entitled, The Magic Order; Dburt trips over a successful kickstarter campaign (20K pledged) centered on an instructional book adroitly named, How To Draw Black People; picking up what we missed in previous shows: our impressions of the Obama Netflix TV deal and the racism/boycott threats that it has garnered and just what about that Pusha T vs Drake rap battle that has quite a few in the hip hop community "glamored"; Marvel's EIC, CB Cebulski and senior executive, Sana Amanat make an appearance on CBS This Morning to discuss the company's continued intention to pursue its diversity initiatives; more info about the casting of the forthcoming Watchmen TV series as well as Dburt's thoughts about the latest issue of the Watchmen/DC Universe themed graphic novel series, Doomsday Clock; and lastly, are fans a little too obsessed about the character outcomes and/or decisions of Vanessa (girlfriend in fridge syndrome) and Starlord in Avengers 3? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
AGAIN, we're going for Freakonomics and brevity of words! It's another infamous Griindhouse podcast airing this Sunday at 6pm per usual and powered by the Afronerd Radio Engine. Listen to the Afronerd crew as they ruminate on the following pulp related topics: actress Allison Mack, who portrayed Smallville fave, Chloe Sullivan gets arrested for her alleged involvement in a sex trafficking cult; the highly anticipated intersectional pop cultural event known as Universal FanCon is cancelled a week before its planned debut and folks aren't too happy; acting legend, Denzel Washington's trailer for his Equalizer sequel hit the internets this week; our thoughts about Netflix' attempt at buying a theater chain and if successful, what it could mean for the future of movie going; #RIPprince trends on twitter at the advent of his untimely passing 2 years ago and his estate releases a video of an unreleased version of Nothing Compares 2U amassing almost 3 million views in less than 48 hours; actress, Sandra Oh returns to form, courtesy of BBC America in a new spy series entitled, Killing Eve; Dburt highlights some Black owned coffee shops (shoutout to Amalgam Philly) that should be SERIOUSLY considered in the wake of the recent Starbucks fiasco; thoughts about iconic director, James Cameron's musing centered on his wish for superhero fatigue and his forthcoming Avatar sequels; finally discussing screenwriter, John Ridley's American Way comic being translated to film courtesy of Blumhouse; And lastly, even more trailer releases made it to the web-i,e, Dear White People S2 and manga/anime to live action translation of Bleach. Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
AGAIN, we're going for Freakonomics and brevity of words! It's another infamous Griindhouse podcast airing this Sunday at 6pm per usual and powered by the Afronerd Radio Engine. Listen to the Afronerd crew as they ruminate on the following pulp related topics: actress Allison Mack, who portrayed Smallville fave, Chloe Sullivan gets arrested for her alleged involvement in a sex trafficking cult; the highly anticipated intersectional pop cultural event known as Universal FanCon is cancelled a week before its planned debut and folks aren't too happy; acting legend, Denzel Washington's trailer for his Equalizer sequel hit the internets this week; our thoughts about Netflix' attempt at buying a theater chain and if successful, what it could mean for the future of movie going; #RIPprince trends on twitter at the advent of his untimely passing 2 years ago and his estate releases a video of an unreleased version of Nothing Compares 2U amassing almost 3 million views in less than 48 hours; actress, Sandra Oh returns to form, courtesy of BBC America in a new spy series entitled, Killing Eve; Dburt highlights some Black owned coffee shops (shoutout to Amalgam Philly) that should be SERIOUSLY considered in the wake of the recent Starbucks fiasco; thoughts about iconic director, James Cameron's musing centered on his wish for superhero fatigue and his forthcoming Avatar sequels; finally discussing screenwriter, John Ridley's American Way comic being translated to film courtesy of Blumhouse; And lastly, even more trailer releases made it to the web-i,e, Dear White People S2 and manga/anime to live action translation of Bleach. Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
We all want to live lives that would make our children proud, but sometimes when you have to balance work and raising children, no matter your circumstance, it can be difficult. Today we wanted to bring things back to that important foundation of family and raising children all while running a business. We try to give you the hacks and tools that we use, as we too work to live this 7 figure life.What are the non-negotiables in your life? How do you set them up and manage the all-important life in for family through setting up those boundaries in your life.This episode is brought to you by: seeyourscore.com Manage and monitor your credit.
We all want to live lives that would make our children proud, but sometimes when you have to balance work and raising children, no matter your circumstance, it can be difficult. Today we wanted to bring things back to that important foundation of family and raising children all while running a business. We try to give you the hacks and tools that we use, as we too work to live this 7 figure life.What are the non-negotiables in your life? How do you set them up and manage the all-important life in for family through setting up those boundaries in your life.This episode is brought to you by: seeyourscore.com Manage and monitor your credit.
Happy Easter to our loyal listenership! Yep, The Grindhouse Podcast is broadcasting through the holidays and per usual airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your ever present Afronerd Radio team as they highlight this week's fresh pop/pulp topics: Dburt checked out Ready Player One and he shares his impressions; and channeling Ready Player One, a new Slate article asks why exactly does the maturing music aficionado love the music he/she heard as a teenager?; The Mary Sue has a recent piece questioning whether the Game of Thrones' use of sexual violence for the sake of historical accuracy is necessary for viewers' current sensibilities; actress and graphic novelist, Amandla Stenberg (Niobe, Hunger Games) returns with a new dystopic trailer entitled Darkest Minds; more cinematic Afrofuturism appears to be in the works-the YA book, Children of Blood and Bone written by Nigerian-American author Tomi Adeyemi has been optioned for a movie; Netfix is banned from competing at the Cannes Film Festival; the first family of Marvel, the Fantastic Four returns (in print form) after a long hiatus; Dburt is further entralled with DC's Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock as issue #4 was released this past week; he also got a chance to check out Shemar Moore's return to procedural TV via CBS' SWAT remake; And lasty, we go more in depth about Infinity War expectations and Dburt's belief that a Marvel reboot might entail a 616 universe version of the heroes. Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Happy Easter to our loyal listenership! Yep, The Grindhouse Podcast is broadcasting through the holidays and per usual airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your ever present Afronerd Radio team as they highlight this week's fresh pop/pulp topics: Dburt checked out Ready Player One and he shares his impressions; and channeling Ready Player One, a new Slate article asks why exactly does the maturing music aficionado love the music he/she heard as a teenager?; The Mary Sue has a recent piece questioning whether the Game of Thrones' use of sexual violence for the sake of historical accuracy is necessary for viewers' current sensibilities; actress and graphic novelist, Amandla Stenberg (Niobe, Hunger Games) returns with a new dystopic trailer entitled Darkest Minds; more cinematic Afrofuturism appears to be in the works-the YA book, Children of Blood and Bone written by Nigerian-American author Tomi Adeyemi has been optioned for a movie; Netfix is banned from competing at the Cannes Film Festival; the first family of Marvel, the Fantastic Four returns (in print form) after a long hiatus; Dburt is further entralled with DC's Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock as issue #4 was released this past week; he also got a chance to check out Shemar Moore's return to procedural TV via CBS' SWAT remake; And lasty, we go more in depth about Infinity War expectations and Dburt's belief that a Marvel reboot might entail a 616 universe version of the heroes. Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Hundalasiliah with a Wakandan "pound" and arms crossing maneuver thrown in to our listeners for good measure! Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your favorite podcast Golden Age "Liberty Legion" crew (Claire Lanay, Daryll B, Capt. Kirk, Dburt) as they highlight this week's more popular goings ons in pop/pulp culture: Dburt took one for the team and checked out Ava Duvernay's A Wrinkle in Time and he gives his impressions; Black Panther pounced on China (after much speculation and trepidation) and now the film has passed the 1B box office mark; the second season of Netflix' Jessica Jones premieres to mixed reviews; pop star Bruno Mars gets accused of cultural appropriation on twitter (no condemnation of the myriad of lame artists in general?); The Mary Sue posits that the upcoming Ready Player One is practicing tokenization at the expense of marginalized groups; actor, Michael B. Jordan has announced that his production company will henceforth utilize inclusion riders emphasizing diversity on prospective projects but Netflix? Not so much.; noted (and divisive among comic fans) comic creator, Rob Liefeld cuts a deal with Netflix for his Extreme Universe; highlights from Austin's SXSW tech/entertainment festival (incl, Westworld'sShogun World panel); And lastly, we never did discuss the idea of Tom Cruise reciting the Green Lantern oath....is it possible? And would audiences support a Green Lantern/Hall Jordan film versus an ensemble Corps project? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Hundalasiliah with a Wakandan "pound" and arms crossing maneuver thrown in to our listeners for good measure! Check out the latest episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse podcast airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your favorite podcast Golden Age "Liberty Legion" crew (Claire Lanay, Daryll B, Capt. Kirk, Dburt) as they highlight this week's more popular goings ons in pop/pulp culture: Dburt took one for the team and checked out Ava Duvernay's A Wrinkle in Time and he gives his impressions; Black Panther pounced on China (after much speculation and trepidation) and now the film has passed the 1B box office mark; the second season of Netflix' Jessica Jones premieres to mixed reviews; pop star Bruno Mars gets accused of cultural appropriation on twitter (no condemnation of the myriad of lame artists in general?); The Mary Sue posits that the upcoming Ready Player One is practicing tokenization at the expense of marginalized groups; actor, Michael B. Jordan has announced that his production company will henceforth utilize inclusion riders emphasizing diversity on prospective projects but Netflix? Not so much.; noted (and divisive among comic fans) comic creator, Rob Liefeld cuts a deal with Netflix for his Extreme Universe; highlights from Austin's SXSW tech/entertainment festival (incl, Westworld'sShogun World panel); And lastly, we never did discuss the idea of Tom Cruise reciting the Green Lantern oath....is it possible? And would audiences support a Green Lantern/Hall Jordan film versus an ensemble Corps project? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro.....Bam! Welcome to a special Pre-Super Bowl edition of The Grindhouse podcast airing this Saturday at 6pm. Listen to your regular cavalcade of podcasters (Capt. Kirk, Claire Lanay, Daryll B and Dburt) as they shed light on this week's eventful subject matter: as Marvel's Black Panther premiere approaches, it appears that some DC(EU) fans (with Alt Right leanings) are threatening to tank the movie's Rotten Tomatoes score for racial and anti-Disney reasons; Harry Potter author, JK Rowling has been accused of LGBTQ erasure for not addressing Dumbledore's sexuality in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts sequel (Rowling had a rather coy response and now there's talk of digital Blackface...it doesn't stop); and speaking of POC's countenances being usurped by Whites-Netflix' Altered Carbon debuts; we finally get around to legendary actor, Wesley Snipes' 20 plus year involvement in getting Black Panther to the silver screen; more on Panther...should Blade, Spawn and Meteor Man (and heck Blaxploitation) get more recognition for setting up the environment for a Black sci-fi/fantasy renaissance; more on Star Trek: Discovery and how the recent episodes have allowed the return of a beloved character and questions the veracity of the Kelvin franchise; Marvel cancels their Disney XD animated projects; in tune with Black History month, we highlight the achievements of Golden Age comic book artist, Matt Baker and lastly, the crew will continue to address ancillary stories from this past week. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro.....Bam! Welcome to a special Pre-Super Bowl edition of The Grindhouse podcast airing this Saturday at 6pm. Listen to your regular cavalcade of podcasters (Capt. Kirk, Claire Lanay, Daryll B and Dburt) as they shed light on this week's eventful subject matter: as Marvel's Black Panther premiere approaches, it appears that some DC(EU) fans (with Alt Right leanings) are threatening to tank the movie's Rotten Tomatoes score for racial and anti-Disney reasons; Harry Potter author, JK Rowling has been accused of LGBTQ erasure for not addressing Dumbledore's sexuality in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts sequel (Rowling had a rather coy response and now there's talk of digital Blackface...it doesn't stop); and speaking of POC's countenances being usurped by Whites-Netflix' Altered Carbon debuts; we finally get around to legendary actor, Wesley Snipes' 20 plus year involvement in getting Black Panther to the silver screen; more on Panther...should Blade, Spawn and Meteor Man (and heck Blaxploitation) get more recognition for setting up the environment for a Black sci-fi/fantasy renaissance; more on Star Trek: Discovery and how the recent episodes have allowed the return of a beloved character and questions the veracity of the Kelvin franchise; Marvel cancels their Disney XD animated projects; in tune with Black History month, we highlight the achievements of Golden Age comic book artist, Matt Baker and lastly, the crew will continue to address ancillary stories from this past week. Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Greetings, people! With a splash of cold water, we're just going to jump into this thing called The Grindhouse! Welcome to our podcast, powered by Afronerd Radio and airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your favorite podcast Minoriteam crew (Claire Lanay, Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt) as they unravel this week's pop culture phenomena: the CW's Black Lightning TV series appears to have legs as the ratings contiinue to excel for the only Black superhero themed show on the network; after a number of Black actors and properties have gained recognition in the wake of the prior #OscarsSoWhite campaign, The Root waxes about another campaign called #OscarsSoBlackandWhite. Is racial diversity in filmmaking and representation still a binary discussion?; with reboots such as Full House, Will & Grace and Rosanne returning, is the 90's Martin TV sitcom going to be "joining the ranks" as well?; Dburt can't get enough of the Doomsday Clock graphic novel series (the Watchmen connect to the DC Universe); more icons are passing: Civil Rights legend, Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker; cartoonist, Mort Walker (Beetle Bailey) and jazz great, Hugh Masekela; maybe we'll talk about Jay-z vs Trump (my energy levels are low folks); Marvel is reportedly cancelling all Disney XD animated shows; noted comic writer, Chris Claremont is ready for his close-up in a forthcoming X-men documentary; SYFY's Superstition wrapped up it's first season but will we get a season 2?: more on media personality, Amara La Negra and why her "look" is controversial (allegedly); and lastly, noted comic artist, John Romita and writer Dan Abnett team up for an upcoming comic, Silencer-starring a female assassin of Polynesian descent (no Samoan/Tahitian/Tongan involvement, huh?). Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Greetings, people! With a splash of cold water, we're just going to jump into this thing called The Grindhouse! Welcome to our podcast, powered by Afronerd Radio and airing this Sunday at 6pm eastern. Join your favorite podcast Minoriteam crew (Claire Lanay, Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt) as they unravel this week's pop culture phenomena: the CW's Black Lightning TV series appears to have legs as the ratings contiinue to excel for the only Black superhero themed show on the network; after a number of Black actors and properties have gained recognition in the wake of the prior #OscarsSoWhite campaign, The Root waxes about another campaign called #OscarsSoBlackandWhite. Is racial diversity in filmmaking and representation still a binary discussion?; with reboots such as Full House, Will & Grace and Rosanne returning, is the 90's Martin TV sitcom going to be "joining the ranks" as well?; Dburt can't get enough of the Doomsday Clock graphic novel series (the Watchmen connect to the DC Universe); more icons are passing: Civil Rights legend, Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker; cartoonist, Mort Walker (Beetle Bailey) and jazz great, Hugh Masekela; maybe we'll talk about Jay-z vs Trump (my energy levels are low folks); Marvel is reportedly cancelling all Disney XD animated shows; noted comic writer, Chris Claremont is ready for his close-up in a forthcoming X-men documentary; SYFY's Superstition wrapped up it's first season but will we get a season 2?: more on media personality, Amara La Negra and why her "look" is controversial (allegedly); and lastly, noted comic artist, John Romita and writer Dan Abnett team up for an upcoming comic, Silencer-starring a female assassin of Polynesian descent (no Samoan/Tahitian/Tongan involvement, huh?). Call LIVE at 646-915-9620.
What's up, afronerdists! Welcome to the latest episode of Afronerd Radio's Grindhouse podcast, airing Sundays at 6pm eastern. Listen to the musings of your hosts (Dburt, Capt. Kirk, Claire Lanay and the "uncanny" Daryll B.) as they bring their brand of analyses to the following pop culture topics: in doing a bit of "clean up" from previous shows, the crew discuss overlooked issues-our impressions of the two Daves' (Chappelle and Letterman) Netflix specials; #blackhogwarts trending on twitter and the Lucas Brothers recounting their Hollywood rejection story centering around a magical HBCU; Black Lightning premiered on the CW last week to stellar ratings and reviews but is it a type of "segregation" that the only Black superhero show on the network is not part of the Arrowverse?; the Godzilla: Planet of Monsters anime was released on Netflix last week; ScarJo's Black Widow may get a solo film afterall; and in more blatant Whitewashing news, Welsh actress Catherine Zeta Jones gets to play a Columbian drug lord (no #metoo movement for race or ethnicity huh?); and just what was the deal with the bootleg female deleted version of The Last Jedi that hit the cyberwebs? And why was the film pulled from theaters in China?; The MarySue website highlights the NAACP Image awards and attendees/actors proclamations that recent successful Black films can sell to a global audience; Netflix' Trollhunters gets a season 3 as well as shared universe spin-off (but can they raise the diversity meter up a notch beyond one minimal Black character and the Latina love interest?); Cloak and Dagger has another sneak peak hitting the net and lastly, why is Marvel reportedly cancelling their current animated projects? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
What's up, afronerdists! Welcome to the latest episode of Afronerd Radio's Grindhouse podcast, airing Sundays at 6pm eastern. Listen to the musings of your hosts (Dburt, Capt. Kirk, Claire Lanay and the "uncanny" Daryll B.) as they bring their brand of analyses to the following pop culture topics: in doing a bit of "clean up" from previous shows, the crew discuss overlooked issues-our impressions of the two Daves' (Chappelle and Letterman) Netflix specials; #blackhogwarts trending on twitter and the Lucas Brothers recounting their Hollywood rejection story centering around a magical HBCU; Black Lightning premiered on the CW last week to stellar ratings and reviews but is it a type of "segregation" that the only Black superhero show on the network is not part of the Arrowverse?; the Godzilla: Planet of Monsters anime was released on Netflix last week; ScarJo's Black Widow may get a solo film afterall; and in more blatant Whitewashing news, Welsh actress Catherine Zeta Jones gets to play a Columbian drug lord (no #metoo movement for race or ethnicity huh?); and just what was the deal with the bootleg female deleted version of The Last Jedi that hit the cyberwebs? And why was the film pulled from theaters in China?; The MarySue website highlights the NAACP Image awards and attendees/actors proclamations that recent successful Black films can sell to a global audience; Netflix' Trollhunters gets a season 3 as well as shared universe spin-off (but can they raise the diversity meter up a notch beyond one minimal Black character and the Latina love interest?); Cloak and Dagger has another sneak peak hitting the net and lastly, why is Marvel reportedly cancelling their current animated projects? Call in LIVE at 646-915-9620.
Hundalasiliah to our faithful afronerdists! Pull up a seat and plug into a new episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse, airing this Sunday at 6pm ET. Check for up-to-the-minute musings from your favorite podcast "Shadow Cabinet" team (Claire Lanay, Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt) as they bring their unique brand of analyses to the following topics: our impressions of the Black Panther themed (and first time Marvel/Lexus sponsored) 6th Annual Black Comic Book Festival held at the historic Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture; And speaking of what an African themed film means-will Panther be seen in African movie theaters and does an Americanized vision of Africa appeal to Africans?; at this weekend's ACE Comic Con in Glendale, AZ, actor Sebastian Stan (Winter Soldier) intimated something interesting about Hugh Jackman; Taraji P. Henson's Proud Mary appears to be having difficulty connecting with its audience; Dburt discovers an enthralling anime entitled Inuyashiki, Last Hero (hat tip: Podcast Juice); 12 Years a Slave scribe, John Ridley returns not only with a sequel to his American Way graphic novel but he also another DC project entitled The Other History of the DC Universe; John Wick TV series?; #blackhogwarts trends and JK Rowling responds (Uagadou, anyone?); And then there's the Lucas Brother's "Black Hogwarts" script; are Syfy's Van Helsing and Superstition on the cancellation bubble? The "Daves" of Netflix-Letterman and Chappelle specials; Bruce Timm wants to make a Superman: Red Son animated and we'll discuss a whole host of other budding pulp news. Call LIVE at 646-015-9620. THREE HOURS as we honor the iconography and sacrifice of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Hundalasiliah to our faithful afronerdists! Pull up a seat and plug into a new episode of Afronerd Radio'sGrindhouse, airing this Sunday at 6pm ET. Check for up-to-the-minute musings from your favorite podcast "Shadow Cabinet" team (Claire Lanay, Daryll B., Capt. Kirk and Dburt) as they bring their unique brand of analyses to the following topics: our impressions of the Black Panther themed (and first time Marvel/Lexus sponsored) 6th Annual Black Comic Book Festival held at the historic Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture; And speaking of what an African themed film means-will Panther be seen in African movie theaters and does an Americanized vision of Africa appeal to Africans?; at this weekend's ACE Comic Con in Glendale, AZ, actor Sebastian Stan (Winter Soldier) intimated something interesting about Hugh Jackman; Taraji P. Henson's Proud Mary appears to be having difficulty connecting with its audience; Dburt discovers an enthralling anime entitled Inuyashiki, Last Hero (hat tip: Podcast Juice); 12 Years a Slave scribe, John Ridley returns not only with a sequel to his American Way graphic novel but he also another DC project entitled The Other History of the DC Universe; John Wick TV series?; #blackhogwarts trends and JK Rowling responds (Uagadou, anyone?); And then there's the Lucas Brother's "Black Hogwarts" script; are Syfy's Van Helsing and Superstition on the cancellation bubble? The "Daves" of Netflix-Letterman and Chappelle specials; Bruce Timm wants to make a Superman: Red Son animated and we'll discuss a whole host of other budding pulp news. Call LIVE at 646-015-9620. THREE HOURS as we honor the iconography and sacrifice of Dr. Martin Luther King.
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HELLO Grind Family you wonderful people! Today we are joined by the AMAZING Lilan Bowden the UCB legend and Star of Disney's Andi Mack dropped by to tell us all about starting out acting and getting into comedy, getting cast on a Disney program and everything in between. So stick in your earbuds, strap on your headphones and turn up your jukebox cause this is one episode you don't want to miss. oh also Roger chipped his tooth. Check out Season 1 of Andi Mack on the Disney channel now and Follow Lilan on twitter @yourfriendLilan Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Hey friends! This week Roger, Dom, and Jason sit down with storyteller/comedian David Montgomery (@buymeahotdog)! A frequent feature on the Moth mainstage, David is a seasoned storyteller and he graciously blessed us with a slew of his wild tales. Learn about the Spice Girls, driving to Mexico, and Avril Lavigne’s dark secret. Also we teach Jason what Grindr is. Maybe don’t let the kids listen to this one, k? Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Well a big ol’ American howdy-doo to all! On this all-out patriotic romp, your hosts talk to TV writer Jim McNamara. As a former lawyer, Jim talks about the transition from a stable career to the crazy world of TV writing. He also talks about the world’s longest commute and the quest for a priceless cello. Neat stuff, check it out! Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Episode 6 – Adrian Sierkowski Greetings, one and all! This week on The Grind, your loveable hosts talk to cinematographer Adrian Sierkowski who has a list of credits longer then ours arms and learn about the behind-the-scenes side of the film industry. An international man of mystery, Adrian shares stories from around the world and with all types of projects. How to maintain his sanity when working on all sorts of projects. Also Jason and Roger learn about light bulbs. Check out everything Adrian - http://www.adriansierkowski.com Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Howdy y'all! This week on the Grind, your lovely hosts chat with actor/comedian/cool gal Josie Martineaux (@josie_am) and rap about what it's like to produce a web series. We also take a deep dive into the world of UCB and all things improv. And then Roger tries to shoehorn in a discourse on witchcraft. Check out Josie's web series: http://lonelylil.com/ And her podcast: http://apple.co/2rtytJH Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Happy Monday, pals! This week on the Grind your favorite hosts chat with actor Djon Alexander (@djonalexander). Having won the green card lottery, Djon is uniquely qualified to discuss what it’s like for an actor from overseas to try to make it in LA. We talk about green cards, theme parks, Survivor, Kermit the Frog, and our collective love of all Steves. Take a listen! Check out Djon’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/2si8Pf9 And that video that Dom made us watch: http://bit.ly/2s06CBX Follow us on social media - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
What’s up, Grinders? This week we catch up with standup comedian Michelle Christine (@MichelleStandup) and learn about her many adventures in the world of comedy. Michelle’s a force to be reckoned with and never takes no for an answer, so her stories get crazier and more impressive at every turn. We talk about fringe festivals, solar panels, open mics, Seinfeld, immigration, and everything in between. Super fun conversation, so check it out! Catch her show June 16th: http://bit.ly/2s1Yf8y Watch her Stand up Dairies: http://bit.ly/2rKcl1d And Follow us on social media! - @The_Grind_Pod Roger's Twitter- @Rogers_Dumb Dom's Twitter- @Thedomatone Jason's Instagram- @jasonparkerla Check out the Facebook page - http://bit.ly/2raizqn Or send us an e-mail - Thegrindlamail@gmail.com
Episode 14 It's actually halloweens this time but its less spooky somehow, Young Buck is here, Mount gay all the way, Aerophobia, Police brutality, cheap candy tomorrow. Music By Bleo, Jay Arthur Keenes Band, Everly Borhters Liaana liahmahavassassmas[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 13 It's Hallow's eve, I like purple, Randolf Ratterby is here. How's your grandpa? des he listen to podcast?, What the po doin?, This episode is distubing. Music By Lil Dicky, B Real, and, Linda Draper, and 8 bit betty.[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 12 welcome back 2015 i love you, these meatballs have vitiligo, flats-heels or both?, music by dead meadow, anitron 7, and mama shogun. fuck these meatballs.[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 11 Boobs n poop with vivian mcbride, zebra headboard guy, pussied out brad pit, what man u want, balls are weird, aziz anzari, hulu plus sucks, omegle, little bloody wanker, music by baby metal, kyary pamyu pamyu, omar rodriguez lopez, and source of yellow [[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 10 seans is here, testing new segments, can't visit canada, merican skool, random idiots, No parking, Music by People like us, Broken social scene, Bullroar, Common, and Dynomite Cat [[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 9 Clementine sanders, Michael manbeef, you gotta update your malware, bitcoinguments, wawa has dollar coffee, No notes barred, who even listens to this? Music by Defeater, Pianos become the teeth, and heaphonica[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 8 The Philippines, the ocean, so meta, fashion attack, vapors, informational matrices, much trainwreck, many doge. Music by Omar Rodriguez Lopez, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, and some shit I found on my hard drive![[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
DJ Bimshire brings to you his " GRIND VOL 3" the much anticipated third installment of his Grind mixtape series. "THE GRIND VOL 3 " Dj Bimshire continues to show that he is one of the dmvs prominent Club Deejays Follow him on twitter and Instagram @DJBIMSHIRE
Episode 7 no medical need for a period?, big ups to jackie ramos, ez curve, fuck bob barker, silvio wants to be a rrillionare,no mushroom cuts.. music by Dinotrax, Super Happy Story Time Land, Inside The Beehive, Queerman Practice[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 6 jungle rape, ellen jersey shore, a phone caller?,true blood, ill sell your house, american idol training program, this ep is a trainwreck, music by artica, hearts in hands, send her to the grave, and this math.[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 5 taco bell, gay penguins, f blippy, croc calling, goth kitty cat piercer lady, rape case verdict outrage, sos pete wence is a douche, music by roebus one, john fonda, razorblade handgrenade, a life once lost, and downbeast![[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 4 episode 04 state of the union, idol la gays, lz county house explosion, deleted notes, craigslist locals, rambling music by in dying arms, they found her in pieces, and the number 12 looks like you[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 3 teen mom 700 club, teen mom, broactive,kristan stewart snorts B, golden globes,farmlife too real?, idol chicago, the shore reunion, hampster hangovers and shark knives, music by taxi to alaska, cannabis corpse, and binary code.[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 2 marsupials, dubai, infant gun trades, 3d, poo wipes, shark text, cat scratch, jareds emails, pants on the ground, music by annotations of an autopsy, the irish front, veil of maya, crazy stuff meng.. crazy[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
Episode 1 episode 01 ! welcome to thegrindcast, 2000 tan, hannah, ellen jackie chan, shawn and kevin from pf and nt, crying book, background checks, rather you would, gross stories, music by putrefied flesh, necrotroph, and my bitter end[[listen to the show at thegrindcast.blogspot.com, mypodfeed.net, podcastalley.com, podbean.com, podcastdirectory.com, itunes and zune!! drop us a voicemail at 1-641-715-3900 ex 83097# and tell us your crazy, funny, or weird stories to hear them on the show!!]]
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