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This episode begins with a love letter to Railroad Ink (8:14) and the new Challenge edition along with several other mini expansions. Then Billy and Maggie discuss Nidavellir (30:48) after their first play of it just before recording. Finally Billy gives his a ~spoiler free~ overview of his experience playing Clank: Legacy (51:04).

This episode starts off with a discussion about a wonderful little game, Similo (4:54). Then Billy and Maggie discuss a game that both of them have only played once, Terraforming Mars (18:26).

Billy Bean came to fame as a professional baseball player for the Detroit Tigers, Los Angeles Dodgers, and San Diego Padres. He is the only openly gay Major League Baseball player (current or former) alive today. In July 2014, he was named Major League Baseball’s first ever Ambassador for Inclusion. In January 2016 he became Major League Baseball's Vice President, Social Responsibility & Inclusion, and currently serves as Special Assistant to the Commissioner. Billy and the Friends discuss his journey up the ranks as a closeted player and the challenges facing LGBTQIA+ athletes today. Then Billy tells us his all-time favorite athlete and discusses the best MLB line ups from his time working in and around the major leagues. Billy Bean’s story is riveting, at times gut wrenching and truly inspiring. He is a gentleman, a leader and a scholar and we are HONORED to have him on the podcast! Thank you, Billy! Also, Stanley Tucci has us considering gay actors playing straight, straight actors playing gay and how casting considerations should be made for race and culture. It’s an important discussion that we think we will have again and again and again and… Today’s Yummy Yummy is: Watermelon flavored Saltwater Taffy! (7.85/10 iced coffees!) PSL, you've done it again! Want to support us behind the scenes? Become a monthly contributor! Simply go to https://anchor.fm/jim-lanahan/support and choose your monthly donation level. You can contribute as little as $0.99/month or as much as you like! Every little bit helps! Thank you! Wanna be Friends with Benefits? This episode of Jim Lanahan and Friends is sponsored by Jim Lanahan on https://cameo.com/jim_lanahan. All proceeds support this pod! Your personalized video comes with a link to join our live studio audience when we record the podcast. Who knows, you might even get to be IN the podcast! Connect with us! Podcast: FB and Insta: Jim Lanahan and Friends Podcast Jim Lanahan: @jimlanahan on Insta @IamJimLanahan on Facebook Website: https://jimlanahan.com Christine Sinacore: @csinacore on Twitter and FB Insta: @christinesinacore Website: https://christinesinacore.com Doctor Jon Paul Higgins: @doctorjonpaul on Twitter, Insta, FB Website: https://doctorjonpaul.com Scott Sheldon: @scottysheldon on Twitter and FB Insta:@scottasheldon, @scottysheldontheactor Website: https://scottysheldon.com Stephanie Laffin: @chickylaff on Twitter and Insta @billytherescuepup on Insta --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jim-lanahan/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-lanahan/support

*Episode Sponsor: Larry's Discount Celebrity Endorsement Warehouse Billy and guest Sean McCallon (aka Yakov Spierblatt) discuss Martin v Herzog, a 1920 New York case where Defendant’s automobile crashed into Plaintiff’s buggy, at night, when it was dark. Because Plaintiff was operating his buggy without any lights, in violation of a statute, he was found contributorily negligent, so the plaintiff got bupkis. Then Billy and Sean improvise what happens if there were dash-cams on buggies in the 1920's in a musical improv performance, "Ad-Libretto" They learn what it means to become "brothers in arms." Finally, we learn more about Sean and his journey as an artist.

Welcome!  Today's show starts off with Billy teaching us a bit about the tradition of bull fighting.  Next up, Jeff talks about Ireland and the conflict with North Ireland.  Then Billy, Jeff, and Vinny face off in this week's WoTR featuring the key word "winner".

"Drew, are you cured? Do you ever have panic attacks?" I get this question all the time. The answer is ... I can still experience a panic attack now and then. So come listen to me experience near panic on-air in this episode. Then Billy and I answer more questions from the Facebook forum. My Links https://theanxioustruth.com/links Intro/Outro Music: "Afterglow" by The Ben Drake Collective. Used with permission. Find Ben Drake on Facebook or at bendrakemusic.com. Anxiety United https://youtube.com/anxietyunited --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theanxioustruth/support

Billy the Kidd the popular heartthrob DJ of Kiss Fm and The Billy the Kidd show is back and shares his unique life story of growing up in Detroit and how he ended up in Dallas at one of the most popular radio stations in the country.We surprise Billy with his song “Country Girl” that became an overnight hit and was in the top 15 in the country which led him to sign a record deal with Sony and touring for 2 years.He tells us about his childhood with an amazing, loving single Mom that raised him and changed his life when she gave him her tax return money so he could buy his first turn table at age 14. It was then that he knew he wanted to be a DJ.His impressive career started at a radio station in Detroit and he was quickly discovered and offered a job at Hot 100 radio in Dallas, which was a huge competitor to Kiss FM. As fate would have it he got fired from Hot 100 and quickly hired by Kiss FM where he has been since 2004.Marcella and Billy reminisce about meeting many years ago in the Dallas Club Scene and they remember his Mohawk days that he wants to forget.We talk about Billy getting married to one of our family friend and his pride and joy, his son Ryder.Then Billy shares his admiration and love for his mentor and leader Kidd Kraddick from the Kidd Kraddick morning show and how devastating his death was.He was the one that had to announce his death on the radio and that was the hardest thing he has ever had to do in his career. Listen to the sound bytes here.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU3BGuCsUyA andhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTcVdivfhTQAfter the announcement he broke the format and stayed at the station all night to celebrate his life and opened the phone lines so people could share their stories.Billy says that Kidd Kraddick taught him everything he knows and to this day he asks himself at least once every show “what would Kidd do?”Billy tells us that there were 3 years he was a total mess because of Kidd’s death, his best friend got killed and going through his divorce.We talk about Billy’s involvement with the Kidd’s kids charity as well as the Charity lifeworks charity.Billy the Kidd’s morning show with his producer of 20 years Pooh is a radio hit.Everyone check out the new restaurant bar “Reservoir” that Billy has invested in by the Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas Texas that will open sometime in November 2018.Once again we pester Billy to help Jolee meet her idol Selena Gomez.You can find Billy @billyontheradio on Instagram and Twitter.

Happy early 4th of July! We know that there will probably be some 4th trivia at the pub this week so here is some info to help you! Don gets us started with an inside look at fireworks. Vinny follows up with a quiz on Red, White, and Blue. Then Billy finishes up the show with a bunch of quick facts about the POTUS! We hope you enjoy! PLEASE STAY SAFE THIS HOLIDAY!!   Leave us a review on iTunes or Facebook and be sure to send us an email at triviarogues@gmail.com

Billy B. Duncan served in the U.S. Army during World War II. His son, Charlie Duncan, who is a dear friend of the camp and Glenn, purchased 10 acres of land near the camp some 20 years after he dedicated the tree to his father. Charlie would bring his father out to Camp Hamilton to go dove hunting. At first, Billy was leary of the Camp Hamilton volunteers. He thought we might be radicals with our range and kept private. Then Billy came out a few times and told his son, "You guys are harmless." Billy's tree is a cross of a lemon and a grapefruit that has been moved from the middle of the driveway next to the tank. When the tank was moved, so was Mr. Duncan's tree.

Get ready for a tear-jerker. Longtime co-host Billy Scafuri (Harvard Sailing Team, The No Joke Podcast) says a loving goodbye to the LTM podcast. Utkarsh and Billy start from Day 1 and take us through their new friendship and what they've learned from making art together. Then Billy takes a deep dive on his creative journey and drops some serious knowledge about re-discovering his love for writing and maintaining a sense of integrity in this business of "show". DO NOT MISS HISTORY BEING MADE!!!

The bear boys come back to you with a three-pronged attack in their latest episode!  First up, Billy Z interviews Dave O'Hare and Sal Zurzolo, the co-producers of the Garden State Comic Fest, happening in Morristown, NJ on Saturday, July 23rd.  Dave and Sal discuss the guests and the events at the upcoming convention.  Then Billy takes Dave and Sal through a series of trivia questions about comics. (Wonder what that means?) After that Justin and Bryan join Billy and Sal to discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy film. Did they like it? (What do you think?) Then finally Billy Z, Justin and Bryan get down with a cosmic level of new comics talk. Saga, Storm, Rocket Raccoon, Legendary Star Lord, Robin Rises, Low, Afterlife with Archie, The Devilers, G.I. Zombie, New Suicide Squad, Guardians 100th Anniversary, Secret Avengers, Supreme: Blue Rose and more! Plus you come away learning way too much about the underwear preferences of the hosts. Intro - Matthew Sweet - "Where You Get Love" 1:05      Dave O'Hare and Sal Zurzolo of the Garden State Comic Fest 33:20    Guardians of the Galaxy 1:00:03 Current Comics Talk 1:53:40 The Woofs of the Week Outro - Suzi Quatro - "48 Crash"  Links - http://www.gardenstatecomicfest.com/ http://charlesthurston.com/ http://www.bearbust.org/ http://nerdyshow.com/nerdy-showcase/flame-on/ http://www.bearskn.com/ http://aftertwilightcomics.com/    

It’s another quality episode of HHW. This week the gang talks about a whole bunch of stuff that will give you something to think about. Then Billy shares some news.

It’s another quality episode of HHW. This week the gang talks about a whole bunch of stuff that will give you something to think about. Then Billy shares some news.

Will Hines and Billy Merritt have been teammates on legendary teams like The Stepfathers and The Smokes, and now they have come together to co-author a book called "Pirate Robot Ninja: an Improv Fable" about using your strengths and improving your weaknesses to become a complete improviser aka a ninja. Confused? That's fine, because Billy and Will explain the concept right here in this episode. Then Billy shares a story about bartending for the likes of Ethan Hawke and Johnny Ramone in New York City. Then Will tells a story about a recent trip to Europe and how he spent most of it indoors playing God of War. These true stories inspire improvised scenes about self help gurus, throat rippings, needy punk bands and a whole lot more! Don't forget to check out our extra weekly podcast called The Potatoes all about improv inside baseball. Billy and Will stick around to talk shop on www.patreon.com/themeatimprov For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy ( https://www.acast.com/privacy ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-meat-improv-with-jake-jabbour-and-josh-simpson/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy