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With no NBA games on the schedule (mercifully for Brad) the guys focus heavily on the MLB slate for today. Nate starts things off on the ice as Tampa faces New York in Game 5 of their series. Then Brad rolls with his baseball picks, including Nick Castellanos, Frankie Months and Jesse Winker. He also has his eye on the team totals for Milwaukie and L.A. In bonus time, Brad eyes a couple strikeout props and Nate has an alt-line two leg parlay.

Host Brad Young talks about the updated mask mandates at certain places in St. Louis. Then Brad talks with Pastor Lucas Miles, author of The Christian Left: How LIberal thought has hijacked the church. Brad also discusses Bill Gates' wealth and how did Barack Obama become president off of Star Trek? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whether you’re ready to add some tequila or you want to wait until Thursday, Brad’s got some spicy picks for today’s Fade Five. With only two NHL games on the schedule, Nate kicks things off with his bets on the ice for tonight’s limited slate. Then Brad jumps to the NBA with player props on Delon Wright, Zach Lavine and R.J. Barrett. On the diamond, Brad likes the Shane Bieber strikeout prop but Nate makes it even more interesting by adding an afternoon pitcher and creating a two-leg parlay. It’s Taco Tuesday! Let’s fill our bellies and our wallets.

Host Brad Young speaks with Alan Dershowitz about cancel culture and censorship as theses things have changed in recent history. Then Brad takes callers to hear their thoughts on the matter as well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s the sixty-third episode of On The List with Brett Gursky. This week's guest Brad Furman talks all about his career as a director. Brad takes Brett behind-the-scenes of his latest film “City of Lies”, which stars Johnny Depp & Forest Whitaker and tells the inside story of the investigations into the still-unsolved murders of Tupac Shakur & The Notorious B.I.G. They also discuss the long road it took to finally get the movie released. Then Brad takes Brett back to the beginning, to his days growing up in Philly, attending film school at NYU, and ultimately moving to Hollywood for a job as Julia Roberts’ assistant. Brad then explains how he got his first movie made: “The Take” starring John Leguizamo & Rosie Perez. Then Brad gives Brett the inside scoop on his next three films: “THE LINCOLN LAWYER” starring Matthew McConaughey & Ryan Phillippe, “RUNNER RUNNER” starring Ben Affleck & Justin Timberlake, and “THE INFILTRATOR” starring Bryan Cranston. Brad also chats about directing Justin Bieber’s “What Do You Mean?” music video. Last but not least, Brad offers his advice to aspiring filmmakers. Be sure to check out “City of Lies” available on VOD on April 9th.

Congratulations to Baylor and to everyone that took the Bears in last night’s championship game. For today’s episode the guys have a few bonus picks for you to keep the good times going. Then the Fade Five features a NFL Draft future along with another two-leg parlay in the NHL from Nate. The NBA player prop of the day heads west with James Wiseman of the Warriors taking on the Bucks. Then Brad stays out west, looking at two run totals in the MLB tonight.

On this #TequilaThursday, Brad has loaded up the Fade Five with NBA, NHL and this weekend’s Sweet 16. For the NBA player prop of the day, the guys look at Bam Adebayo taking on the Trail Blazers. Nate loads up with two more NHL games, including the Rangers and Flyers in Philly and a heavyweight battle in the West between Vegas and Colorado. Then Brad lays down his picks for Villanova/Baylor and Syracuse/Houston in the Midwest region.

It's the first Man Seeks Adventure episode of 2021 and Brad, Dave & Jeff are ready to go. After a welcoming kickoff we all discuss the newest edition of Top Gear America. Then Brad tells about his time with the McLaren 765LT a supercar that scares smiles onto your face. www.ManSeeksAdventure.com

The Bills and Patriots are set for Monday night football and the guys have several player props to keep you entertained in an otherwise meaningless game. In addition to their anytime touchdown bonus picks, Stefon Diggs, Cole Beasley and Cam Newton are on today’s Fade Five. Then Brad looks at a good slate of college basketball action and has a pick for Michigan State versus Minnesota and an alt line parlay featuring Gonzaga and Wisconsin. Let’s wrap up the end of the year with some wins!

(00:00 - 35:00) First, we discuss the ending of The Queens Gambit, sports movies and cold war tropes and ultimately give it a movie score. (35:00 - 55:00) Then Brad and Erik get heated over Netflix's Holidate, starring Emma Roberts. A quick ranking of the Holidays is followed by outtakes from Nancy Meyers' The Holiday, including Jack Black and John Krasinski appearances and a Hanz Zimmer score. (1:09:00) - END) Last, we guess the audience score for David Fincher's Mank.  

It’s time to jump on some early week action for Week 9 in the NFL with today’s Fade Five. Is there anyone left for the Packers and 49er game? Davante Adams could be peppered with targets and catches for a solid player prop, plus the guys like one particular side of the Thursday Night game. Then Brad looks for the Broncos to stay hot in Atlanta and the totals for the Lions and Vikings along with the Bears and Titans have caught his eye.

Brad is ready with his top five player props for the weekend, but first he can’t help but lay down his pick for his beloved Illini taking on Wisconsin tonight. On the Fade Five, the guys look at Patrick Mahomes in the snow in Denver and Derrick Henry’s tough match-up against the Steelers. Then Brad finds a number that he thinks is way off for Kenyan Drake before wrapping things up with a couple bullish picks for Aaron Jones and Terry McLaurin.

The 1-0 Podcast and EGAT are collaborating this week to discuss why Texas fans have a Red Raider road rash even after stealing an improbable Texas victory in Lubbock. What needs to get better in the Longhorn program? Then Brad, Joe, and Paul break down the upcoming battle with the TCU Horned Frogs. They also discuss why Tim Brando is the absolute worst, how Patterson recording an offseason country album might herald program decline, and puzzle over the sweaty realism of Gary Patterson's campus statue. Special thanks to our sponsors, AV Consultations and Alstadt Beer. Upgrade your financial life with the Gabe Winslow mortgage team at (832)557-1095. And thanks to fiduciary financial advisor David McClellan - contact him for a free consult: 312-933-8823. Please subscribe, rate and review on iTunes!

The guys are ready for Week 2 in the NFL with today’s Fade Five. First up is tomorrow’s Thursday Night Football game between the Browns and Bengals, including a player prop on Nick Chubb. Then Brad is looking for Carolina to keep things close with the Buccaneers. How much scoring can you expect with the Patriots and Seahawks and will Drew Brees rebound in Vegas agains the Raiders?

After ZEITGUIDE Founder & CEO Brad Grossman goes through the latest cultural developments, we will learn about Ending Toxic Masculinity and then about Fundraising in A Time of Covid. First, Brad interviews Dwayne Ashley, Founder & CEO of Bridge Philanthropic Consulting. Bridge Philanthropic is the nation's largest and only full-service African-American-owned fundraising firm. Ashley has managed capital campaigns for numerous notable institutions and celebrities, including Jazz at Lincoln Center, The United Negro College Fund, and Madonna. Then Brad leads an engaging dialogue with Dan Doty, (Co-Founder of EVRYMAN). EVRYMAN helps men understand "What is Toxic Masculinity," discover their vulnerability and connect with their emotions. Doty has been featured on The Today Show, The New York Times and GQ, the Joe Rogan show, and has spoken at TED and the Business of Fashion VOICES Summit. Join next week's class at zeitguide.com/culture.

Aaron and co-host Allen Strk are joined by Brad Rowland (Locked On Hawks) and Steven Godfrey (Banner Society) for a trivia contest about the Atlanta Falcons 2013 season. Aaron and Allen first discuss the void left by Desmond Trufant and how the Falcons can fill his shoes before diving into their memories of the highs and lows from the Falcons 2013 season. Then Brad and Steven join the show to battle for trivia knowledge supremacy about that season! Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron and co-host Allen Strk are joined by Brad Rowland (Locked On Hawks) and Steven Godfrey (Banner Society) for a trivia contest about the Atlanta Falcons 2013 season. Aaron and Allen first discuss the void left by Desmond Trufant and how the Falcons can fill his shoes before diving into their memories of the highs and lows from the Falcons 2013 season. Then Brad and Steven join the show to battle for trivia knowledge supremacy about that season! Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I open by talking about Josh Gad’s YouTube video posted this past Monday (which I embedded in today’s column on my site) that reunited the “Back to the Future” cast.  If you’re a fan of this movie, you’ll love this reunion.  Then Brad joins me to talk about the origin of his “Back From the Future” book, my love for the franchise, hypotheticals in the franchise, why Brad thinks this is the greatest movie trilogy ever, why the movie still has staying power 35 years later, and we end by talking about WWE wrestling without fans (5:25).     Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)   Ads:   ThredUp – ThredUp.com/STEVE for 30% off your first order

Thank you for checking out this week’s episode of the Baseball Together Podcast, baseball family! Brig and Brad were able to dig up a bunch of stories to cover this week. It sounds like Manny wants to be Manny in Taiwan. Manny Ramirez appears to be headed to Asia to continue playing baseball (1:44). Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez seem to be throwing their names in the hat as serious contenders to buy the New York Mets. They’ve started assembling an investment group and have a billionaire to fit the majority of the bill (4:41). Rob Manfred and MLB are discussing divisional realignment and teams finishing spring training at their home parks. Brig and Brad try to decide if this is an actual plan or just another “idea” (8:01). Finally, they share the unfortunate news that Trey Mancini of the Baltimore Orioles has stage 3 colon cancer (14:15) and the Little League World Series will be canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic (15:57).Before the guys shared their games of the week, Brig brought back another memorabilia item that Brad has a particular interest in (18:37). Then Brad recounts his game of the week in Game 1 of the 1988 World Series between the Oakland A’s and LA Dodgers. Brig’s game of the week was Game 6 of the 2009 World Series with the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees (24:05). The guys close out the episode by selecting their fantasy pitching rotations (41:14). Shop 9+UsWatch More of the PodcastSubmit to Our MailbagJoin the Facebook GroupArizona Baseball Together T-shirtFluent in Baseball T-shirtUnited We Fan HatPerfekt Hat2009 World Series Game 61988 World Series Game 1

In this week's Current, the crew continues with podcasting during the isolation and we're talking fishing and turkeys.  First we hit on some smoker updates including Andy's new grill, then we hear about Will & Catfish's fishing adventure. Then Brad tells us about his day trout fishing while we prepare for what was to be the opening day.  Check it out!! For more In The Currents go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ Instagram: @rutandriverpursuits

Brad begins with another story of hijinks and nostalgia from Oxford. Then Brad and and Dan discuss a long list of religion, politics, and COVID-19 stories, including Gov. DeSantis classifying wrestling as essential business, Franklin Graham's homophobia, Confederate Flag and gun-laden protests at the Michigan capitol, churches receiving stimulus $ from the SBA, and pastors continuing to encourage their people to meet in person.

Follow us on:- Twitter - http://bit.ly/2S0xLU1 Facebook - http://bit.ly/3bd3dWR Youtube - http://bit.ly/2OuW7mS Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/39aPUVa _____________________________________ As the world descends further into crisis Brad and Stu chat about the need for distraction at this time. Not too much was played in the last week as Stu finished off Rikki & Vikki and Brad has been buried in the excellent Murder By Numbers still. However both are excited for what is around the corner. Animal Crossing New Horizons and Half Life Alyx feature heavily. Two games that really couldn't have come at a better time. Then Brad talks about how hard it can hit when you start on a downwards spiral after a good couple of weeks. Stu talks about confrontation and the ways if can have an effect on people.

Cristian Roldan joins the podcast to talk through these uncertain times, what he's doing to keep busy, and who on the team he would least want to be quarantined with. Then Brad and Steve answer a series of questions from the minds of inquiring Sounders FC fans.

Thank you for joining us for this week’s episode of the Baseball Together Podcast, baseball family! Brig is out this week, so Brad is joined by his wife Melanie! They found a news story that doesn’t have to do with COVID-19 and started off with Barry Bonds and the Baseball Hall of Fame (1:41), discussed the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on MLB Spring Training and baseball in general (10:58), and Brad quizzed Mel about some general sports stuff (22:41). Then Brad was joined by his son Wilson and they recapped their trip to the Phoenix area for some Spring Training games (39:39). Shop 9+UsSubmit to Our MailbagJoin the Facebook GroupSeed SackEpisode Page

Illini Inquirer's Jeremy Werner talks with bracketology/fantasy/sports betting expert Brad Evans about Illinois basketball and the Illini's best-case/worst-case scenarios for NCAA Tournament seeding. Then Brad shares details of his career and his next steps after parting ways with Yahoo! Sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NHL Trade Deadline Day has come and gone, and to our surprise it was a very busy day. Brad Burud and Blake Friars breakdown all the moves, and give you their opinions on what teams made the smart moves and what teams were not so smart. Then it is time to talk about how the Toronto Maple Leafs cannot even beat their own employee. David Ayres steps in as an emergency goalie for the Carolina Hurricanes and beats the Leafs. Then Brad and Blake take a trip around the NHL and discuss McDavid, Shesterkin, Kreider, Drouin, Markstrom, Muzzin and Slashing Wrists.

This week on Dopey! First old friend and collaborator Brad calls in to stake his claim on Dopey. Then Brad and I take a walk down memory lane to recount how I fucked up our TV show and my life. After that we are joined by addict/alcoholic/podcast host/sober living owner and most importantly Rabbi, Asher G to hear his story of how his life of trauma, depression, addiction and suicidal tendencies turned to a spiritual life in recovery. And lastly, Linda finally returns to talk ketosis and to hear voicemails, read emails and reviews! PLUS a new original song by Alien Thing!!!! And much much more on a play the tape out, dope kicking, Suge Knight Blessing, Ketosis missing episode of Dopey! 

This is episode 207, Joe is here to make his week 17 picks! Then Brad and Cesar join Oz to make their picks. Who wins this years picks? A Christmas recap and listen and subscribe.

The trade has finally happened. Taylor Hall has been traded to the the Arizona Coyotes. Brad Burud and Blake Friars break down the trade. They discuss how it will effect the New Jersey Devils and most importantly how will it change the Arizona Coyotes. Are the Coyotes Stanley Cup contenders now? Then Brad and Blake rank the seven Canadian teams and then they rank the top 12 players under the age of 25 years old that currently play on Canadian teams. Then its time to go Around the NHL and discuss Leivo hit, Duclair, Injuries, Fights, Cap $, Kovalchuk, and Svechnikov. Inside Edge Hockey News, Brad Burud and Blake Friars wish everyone a very Merry Christmas.

In this episode of Stories of Hope in Hard Times, Tamara K. Anderson interviews Brad J. Neufeld. Tamara and Brad discuss the holiday season, and how we can overcoming the sadness and holiday blues which sometime accompany this time of year.14 Tips to Face the Holiday Blues with CheerBrad J. Neufeld (who was previously interviewed on Stories of Hope about his personal story) is back to discuss how we can overcome depression that often accompanies this time of year and find joy and happiness. Brad’s Experience With Holiday SadnessBrad says that there are many people who experience loneliness during the Christmas holiday season. Brad himself knows firsthand what it’s like to be alone for the holidays. He has been supporting himself since he was 13 years old. Though he saw his family temporarily in 1980, six months later his parents moved from Utah to California. He was 16 years old at the time, living in Utah by himself. Brad had agreed with his parents to talk on the phone regularly but it was still a very lonely time.“When you are used to everyone being around, opening presents together, and experiencing the happiness of the holidays, watching the parades and the football by yourself just isn’t the same,” he says. Though he made it through the first year, the following year was even more difficult. The hardest was the year he was 18 but still alone for the holidays.Brad jokes that he almost considered himself a Grinch, but that changed slowly when he met his wife. Brad says his wife loves all holidays and celebrates each one, but that Christmas is a big one. She has always insisted on having a fresh tree each year. and that’s something they have done for 33 years now.What Christmas is Really AboutBrad recalls that the most impactful holiday season for him was about 15 years ago. That year had been a financially challenging one for Brad and his family, and they weren’t going to be able to get their children anything for Christmas. Brad felt himself shift back into the mentality that Christmas was no good for him and he truly did not want his kids to experience what he had felt growing up. But the members of Brad’s community sensed that Brad’s family needed some help that year. On Christmas morning, their family woke up to bags of gifts from “anonymous.” Brad says that instance truly touched his heart and humbled him. He realized that is what Christmas is about, thinking of others.Brad says he knows that depression rates and other emotions run high during this time of year. He also experienced the feeling of wanting others to stay away, and even had suicidal thoughts at times. He says it’s often we talk about just surviving Christmas, rather than enjoying it.Holiday Blues Tips Learned the Hard WayTip #1–Focus on the PositiveFor Brad, it’s important to focus on the happy emotions that come out of the holidays, rather than just the commercial aspects, even though that can be hard to do sometimes. His experience with loving neighbors reminded him that even though it can feel like no one cares, “God is always is always looking over us. Neighbors do care. People care.”Brad explains he used to look for and find the negative about the holidays, but ever since this loving experience with his neighbors, he had a shift in his thinking. Quoting Dr. Wayne Dyer’ book title, “You’ll See It When You Believe It.” Brad says when he started to believe Christmas had positive elements he started to see and enjoy them.Tip #2–Give and Celebrate Without ExpectationBrad explains there are many ways you can include those who may struggle during the holidays. He looks at things from the giver’s and the taker’s perspective. From a giver’s perspective, Brad says it’s important to remember that there is no right or wrong way to celebrate Christmas.While everyone may put up their lights and Santa statues right after Thanksgiving, you don’t have to. Brad personally hates putting up the Christmas lights and would prefer to leave them up all year. So instead of judging the neighbor that doesn’t have their lights up, remember you don’t know the full story. They may just celebrate differently than you.Tip #3–Find the CommonalityLooking for the commonality can help to bridge the gap and help others feel more welcome and comfortable–no matter how they celebrate the holiday season. The biggest commonality is giving. Brad says you could also just ask if there’s anything you could help with for the holidays. They may not want your help, but it never hurts to ask.Tip #4–Receive GratefullyBrad also says from the taker’s perspective that you have to remember that people may not give what you expect. Maybe they are giving all that they can. He says to look at it as the act of giving rather than the actual thing given. The taker’s responsibility is to accept what is given with a thank you, even if it’s just a smile or a, “Merry Christmas!”Also, don’t compare what gift you are giving (and how much it costs) with the gift you receive from that person.Tip #5 –Ask: What Are Your Expectations?For those wanting to help others:Brad says that depressed individuals may have expectations that they don’t express. He says that a great thing is to ask what those who are depressed are expecting for the holidays. (Don’t wait to ask until two days before Christmas either.) It is best to have a strategy in place well in advance, before the expectations and the emotions set in.First, ask them what you can do to help the holiday season be the best it can be. If they don’t know, ask them to think about it and then follow up with them. Be sure to follow up! Then do all you can to help them set up for a successful holiday season.For those who struggle:Brad explains for those who are depressed, “You can’t keep dropping big hints and hoping someone gets it.” You need to express your hopes and expectations clearly. Write down those things that would help make the holidays the best for you and share your ideas with those you are closest to.He says you’ve got to take action in order to overcome. A big first step forward is recognizing which of your needs aren’t being met and figuring out a way to have those needs met. Brad says you’ll be surprised by how many people will want to help. You may think you know what others will say, but you don’t. Brad says that’s the biggest thing he learned was that 90 percent of people are good and want to help. When he started telling people what it was that he needed, he was met with an outpouring of love and support.Tip #6–Don’t Be AloneWhat about someone who says they would rather just be left alone? Brad says that you have to choose to ignore that request. A request to be alone is actually saying, “I want you, I want attention without having to ask for it.”Brad views depression as not only a chemical imbalance, but an addiction to attention. Maybe someone is depressed thinking that a phone call from someone would help them feel better. And maybe they do get to talk to that person. But the next day they don’t get that phone call and they are down. The person giving the attention doesn’t know that’s the expectation though. So it would be helpful to find out what that person’s needs are and encourage them to be open with you so that you can better help them.Tip #7–The Need for ChangeOften with depression or holiday blues, people wanting to help you give all sorts of advice like, “Hey, if you’d just get up in the morning and go to the gym or you’d go for a brisk walk in the morning, you’ll feel better.” That often feels like daggers hitting when you struggle with depression and it is hard it is to even think.But here is something Brad has also learned, “Unless you start taking small actions, nothing’s ever gonna change.” Brad continues to explain, “I do know that one of the biggest things to change your status and where you’re at is to take different actions and what you’ve been doing up to that point. If you look at it as what I’ve been doing up to this point has led me to here.” Then you need to, “Do something different. You need to try new things. Go to that family party.” Brad goes on to specifically explain that if you need protections at the family party, maybe you just go and sit out in the car. Even a small change like that can work.Maybe you don’t feel like being around a big crowd, at least go sit out on the porch. Have a close friend or family member explain, “Jim’s here. It took him a lot to get here, so, please let him be. He’s here.”That’s what it took for Brad to heal, taking baby steps. People don’t have to do more than they can. Brad cautions that sometimes if you do something different you worry about fear of failure or that you will feel even worse afterwards. Here is where Brad gives the secret, “Go into it with an attitude of, Hey, I want to go learn something today. I’ll go to the party. Don’t, don’t beat yourself up and say, I didn’t stay the whole family party. No. Look at the positive. I got up out of my bed, I went, I stayed there for half an hour, and I learned this. If you just get in the habit of that, it’s amazing how quickly you can, you can start healing.” Celebrate the change and success of making a change and learning from it.Tip # 8–Make PlansBrad goes on to explain that when you make changes, it is important to have back up plans in place. If you get overwhelmed easily, plan to go sit in the car or in a quiet corner of the house if you start feeling anxious. Maybe you need a distraction like an iPad, a book, or a deck of cards. These are things you can control. So, put these plans into place.Brad gave a personal example of this. He explained that at first it was difficult for him at his wife’s family parties. He felt like the party was more for the family, not the in-laws. So, Brad talked to his wife and made a plan. He asked her to some sit by him while they were eating, and that helped make the even more enjoyable for him.Tip #9–Prepare for New SituationsNew situations can be extremely difficult to navigate. Brad says the best way to approach new situations is to prepare ahead of time. This goes hand in hand with making plans and preparing for possible situations. He says it’s best to ask yourself what or who might bring you stress in the upcoming weeks.If you know what things may bring you stress, you can have a pre-planned response for questions that may arise. Maybe you are like Brad and don’t like to put lights up. If it will stress you to be asked about it, have a response prepared that will stop that conversation. Brad says a response like, “We are just trying to simplify this year and spend less time and money,” may work well. Again, finding the commonality can help to bridge the gap.Tip #10–Prepare for Empty NestingAnother new situation that many face each holiday season is becoming an empty nester. Brad says many people feel like raising their children brought their life value, and when their children are gone that they no longer have any value. He says although being an empty nester is difficult for many, it’s an important part of development.Brad recalls that when four of his six children moved out of their family home within the year, it was a traumatic experience for his wife. He and his wife had to prepare differently for the holidays by keeping communication lines open with children and other family members. Figure out different plans so you can still see each other. Brad’s family now gets together and goes out to eat. He loves watching his kids talk and laugh about stories from when they were growing up. He jokes that while the restaurant is expensive, it’s either that or therapy. And he chooses the restaurant.Another idea for empty nesters is to sit down and ask what you are going to do with the extra time you have. Feel the joy of knowing that you did a great job with your kids, then find somewhere else to lend your time that will bring that sense of purpose back into your life. Finally, Brad says staying flexible and getting together when you can is the best approach.Tip #11–Remembering Loved Ones Who Have Passed AwayOne new situation you might face during the holidays is after a loved one has passed away. Brad says he coaches people through this situation often, and even experienced similar emotions himself when his father in law was extremely ill one holiday season.Brad says that something he finds that really helps those he coaches is to prepare a list of things that you love and remember about the person. You can even focus on one attribute or positive thing that person did each day of the holiday season, much like a countdown to Christmas. He says that people who have done this say that it truly helps them feel like their loved one is with them again, even if they aren’t physically there. For Brad, it all comes back to focusing on the positive.Tip #12–Ideas When Your Family Doesn’t Get AlongIf your family doesn’t get along, Brad says don’t force it. He encourages mom, dad or a sibling to plant the seed of mending that gap, but know that good things come with time. This time of year is good for healing those relationships, just like you see in the movies. Brad also says it is good to revisit the relationship every three to six months and just ask how the other is doing.Pray for those you want to help or heal a relationship with, and remember that the best gift is time, love, and connection.Tip #13–Respect Others BeliefsBrad also wanted to remind us that it is important not to attack or criticize others beliefs or ways of celebrating (or not celebrating) during the holidays. He cautions, “Be careful about that because when you attack somebody else’s beliefs. That automatically causes contention and most of the time they’ll hold onto that. Some people have the skills to let things like that go, but most people don’t. And if you’re after to have a peaceful and fun loving, holiday season, don’t attack them for their beliefs. Just, accept it and then move on.Also, if you have somebody that tends to be a little contentious, praying for them is a good thing.Tip #14–PrayPrayer can always help in any situation. Sometimes you can pray to figure out how to get through your personal situation. Other times you can, “Just pray for who you can help,” Brad explains. He continues by encouraging us to ask who in our neighborhood or family unit needs help holiday season. God knows. Then Brad encourages to follow the promptings received.ConclusionRemember that Jesus Christ is the reason for the season. And, and in your busyness, don’t forget the whole reason. And if you, if you feel you need to simplify, think about it, pray about it, and figure out what is right for you. If you’re struggling with a specific situation, involve God in that and involve your family members. It is so important to communicate and listen. Don’t let the busyness of the holiday season deprive you of relationships with the people you care the most about.Although Brad now looks forward to and enjoys the holidays, he also has a different kind of answer for those who ask if he is “ready for Christmas?” Brad says, “There is no ready. You just do it and enjoy what you can from it.”Contact BradBrad admonishes, “If you’re suffering from depression, please seek professional help.” Try medications prescribed by doctors.Brad doesn’t want anyone to go through the holidays without asking for help. If you or a loved one needs help this holiday season, Brad’s phone number is (435) 830-6945, or you can email him at info@bradjneufeld.com. 

This is episode 200, Cesar stops by to talk Thanksgiving feasts and traditions. Then we make our NFL picks. Then Brad stops by to do the same. Happy Thanksgiving listen and subscribe.

This week Jesse and Derek are shooting their way through the post apocalyptic US capitol in Division 2. Even the president joins the fight! Then Brad takes us for a ride down the eerie railways of Metro 2033. We actually talked about video games this episode! Thanks to Kyle Landstra for the intro/outro music. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamesonearth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gamesonearth/support

Brad Rutter, die-hard Eagles fan and all-time leading money-winner in Jeopardy! history, joins Bo and Sheil to discuss his journey to greatness, the forthcoming Jeopardy! All-Stars tournament. Then Brad tries to defend his Wulf's Den Jeopardy! crown ...

This is episode 157, Cesar is here to talk about his unfortunate Vikings loss to Seahawks. Then we make our week 15 Picks. Then Brad comes on we talk about his trip to black hole and make our week 15 picks.

The closing credits end. Then Brad and Eric discuss the non-existent Flash Gordon toyline, hand out Flash Gordon Minute guest awards, and reflect on the show. Music Provided by www.Purple-Planet.com

This is episode 147, Brad is back to talk about week 10 of the NFL. Then we talk movies and food. Then Brad makes his week 11 picks.

This is episode 124, Brad is back to talk about week 3 of the NFL. Then we talk about some food topics. Then Brad makes his week 4 picks.

Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar are thrilled to welcome Erika Moen, creator of OhJoySexToy. They talk about her currently running Kickstarter to launch a collection of sex-education cartoons. She has a decidedly different approach to the "soft launch" for Patreon backers discussed on an earlier ComicLab podcast — and her strategy is worth strong consideration.   Then, the gang tackles some great topics like the uncomfortable relationship we artists have with photo reference. Why is there a stigma around using it? And what's the best way to use it? Then Brad and Dave marvel over Erika's participation in Helioscope studios. She assures the two crusty hermits that working in an office full of other cartoonists can actually be a positive experience.   Finally, they grapple with the complexities of character design, and discuss the importance of diversity and inclusiveness in building a comic.   BUT FIRST... Dave and Brad catch the Bonjoro bug. It's either an incredibly powerful tool for cultivating Patreon backers or it's a good way to send poorly lit videos of your not-ready-for-primetime mug to a recoiling patron. Or both. Is it a good choice if you have a face like Brad's? Is it an effective tool to build longterm patronage? Could it possibly be worth $25 a month??   Show notes 0:00 — Using Bonjoro to cultivate Patreon backers 11:55 — Erika has a decidedly different approach to a Kickstarter launch than the one promoted in an earlier ComicLab show 20:47 — Using photo reference wisely 32:01 — Working in a studio 43:16 — Savvy approaches to character design 54:19 — Diversity and inclusion. It's tricky, it's complicated, it can lead to misunderstandings... and it's really, really important.  

Since Heavy and Ty are still absent without leave, Gustave recruited Professor Brad to talk about movies, productivity, Dragon's Lair and much more.   This week will be appearance one for Professor Brad in a special two week engagement. Starting of Brad and Gus discuss all of Brad's major awards as he is the only doctor on the Blowout Podcast Network, where he co-hosts the Below the Belt Podcast with his friend and smiley man Ryan.  Gustav then turns the discussion towards science fiction books and movies set or made before computers became what they are today.  That leads to a discussion about 2001: A Space Odyssey and the works of Stanley Kubrick, including A Clockwork Orange, The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut.  (In a glaring omission, Gustav fails to mention Kubrick's Vietnam masterpiece, Full Metal Jacket, but he will discuss it in an upcoming episode that has since been recorded). You can't talk to Brad too long about anything without video games coming up.  So the discussion going from "arcades" of a certain type over to the classic Leisure Suit Larry mature themed video game series just seems natural.  That in turn bridges from the game mechanics of Sierra style games of the eighties to Gustav's memories about failing at the classic eighties arcade game Dragon's Lair.  Then Brad and Gustav discuss how they are both suffering from a perceived lack of productivity in their objectives.   So send us your emails about arcades, Dragon's Lair, eighties games or your favorite sci-fi to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter @canyouhearmepod @realgustav @tywebb3000 @longmireheavy Find us on Tumblr and Instagram @canyouhearmepod   The post Professor Brad – Dragon’s Lair appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.

Brad and Andrew take some listener questions as Ken Mitchell hangs out with us for a little bit on this episode. Then Brad and Andrew go over project updates. the lost episode and broken Montero recovery. Please Rate, review and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Google Music.Comments, Questions, complaints; email us at autoofftopic@gmail.comThis podcast is brought to you by Vintage Imports of New England http://vintageimportsne.com/"Z/28" by Z/28 is our title music. Listen to Z/28 at https://nobodyridesforfree.bandcamp.com/album/z28 and like them on FB at https://www.facebook.com/nobodyridesforfreeKeep your cars analog! 

Brad Dupuie describes fishing in harsh conditions and how well the Angler Qwest handled the water. Then Brad talks of plans to get his boat on Lake Michigan to chase salmon and trout. Things wrap up with Dupuie hinting at changes for their 2018 boats.

Brad Dupuie describes fishing in harsh conditions and how well the Angler Qwest handled the water. Then Brad talks of plans to get his boat on Lake Michigan to chase salmon and trout. Things wrap up with Dupuie hinting at changes for their 2018 boats.

It's a special episode this week with special guest Brad who joins the boys to talk robots, poor nutrition, pockets and a sad clown painting.  Brad wasn't feeling well, but he showed up for free burgers and a chance to see Ty's shining visage in person.  The professor is the co-host of the Below the Belt Podcast on the Blowout Podcast network, award winning historian, NPR guest and the author of Arredondo: Last Spanish Ruler of Texas and Northeastern New Spain To get things going, Gustav mourns the social media death of Clay from Partial Recall.  RIP Clay.  Brad explains how he carries around a laser pointer.  See if you are as confused as the boys are.  That leads Ty to ask about pocket habits and where each of the guys store their wallets, keys, phones and assorted items. There's some Sam Elliott talk which then leads to Nick Offerman talk and the greatness of Ron Swanson. Ty then offers up a hypothetical based on the movie "Passenger".  It didn't take long for the wheels to go off the rails in this discussion.  Brad loves Brokeback Mountain, but the guys have never seen it, but they take Brad's word for it.  The concept of a robosexual relationship while on space ship is bandied about. Gus had just heard the most recent episode of Brad's Below the Belt podcast and he is fascinated by the lack of knowledge about medicines by both Brad and Ryan.  That leads to fever talk and some scary nutritional practices by Brad, including him eating soup for breakfast. Then Gus unveils a special gift of a sad clown painting for Heavy.   There is a discussion about Family Ties and Tina Yothers.  Not really sure how that happened.  Then Brad tells a story about a celebrity interaction on Twitter.  Ty tries valiantly to make a Sade joke. The boys turn to emails.  Eduardo has an update to the frequent topic of trough urinals.  Gus reminds everyone about the episode of Tell Me Where to Turn where Glen tells his Devil's Bowl Speedway story. Brad tries haiku. Gus makes a stand as a cessati0nist and talks about his run in with painting of Jesus laughing. Then an email from listener Steve wraps things up. Email us your reports about pockets and clowns or anything else you want to share to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com Join us on our sub-reddit for Can You Hear Me Follow us on Twitter @canyouhearmepod @realgustav @tywebb3000 @longmireheavy Find us on Tumblr and Instagram @canyouhearmepod The post Brad and the Sad Clown Painting appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.

Brad Dupuie says a saltwater version of the Angler Qwest would be perfect for Florida. Then Brad and Mike Avery discuss Avery’s new 2017 824 Pro Troll. The boat has several prototype features, including a new double helm seating & an all digital display.

Brad Dupuie says a saltwater version of the Angler Qwest would be perfect for Florida. Then Brad and Mike Avery discuss Avery’s new 2017 824 Pro Troll. The boat has several prototype features, including a new double helm seating & an all digital display.

Brad Fanshaw, Aaron Hagar and Matt D'Andria attack the mics with some fun banter about cars. Then Brad and Matt welcome Melenie Hellwig to fill us in about the company history and products.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. In this episode, Andrew goes over a few corrections and omissions. Then Brad and Andrew got to drive the performance bargain that is the C5 Z06 and give thanks for V8 torque. We then discuss the first episode of Grand Gear Top Tour, what we liked and what we didn't, and our hopes for future episodes. In the back half of the podcast we get real nerdy on 1/24 scale cars. We issue a model kit build challenge and will post up what car we picked next week. This episode was brought to you by vintageimportsne.comComments, questions, corrections. Email us at autoofftopic@gmail.com 

Ariel Tweto joins us to kick off the episode and talks about her trip to Oshkosh, working with Jason Shappert of MZeroA, and her desire to be an Aerobatic Pilot. Then Brad, Chris, and John go over flying into Oshkosh and their experience at the show. All this and more in our all Oshkosh episode from Camp Bacon at EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2015.

This episode, we start off talking Olympic basketball and which teams we're going to follow when we get NBA League pass this year. Then Brad rants about the influences of The Dark Knight Rises that the average critic isn't nerdy enough to research or appreciate. We also talk about rappers overindulging themselves and Brad finally joining Twitter six years too late.

This week the HHW crew talks to Lisa Fary from the Pink Raygun website to talk about the Watchmen movie. Then Brad talks about his recent trip to Hawaii, and Frank sends Bill's two-year-old son on a quest.

This week the HHW crew talks to Lisa Fary from the Pink Raygun website to talk about the Watchmen movie. Then Brad talks about his recent trip to Hawaii, and Frank sends Bill's two-year-old son on a quest.

Welcome to the first annual Taste Off! Brad, Frank, and Bill sit down and try to figure out the difference between Dr. Pepper, Dr. Thunder, and Dr. K. Then Brad tries to explain bandwidth using a colorful/stinky example. Finally, the guys announce the winner of the "Why are your feet important?" contest.

Welcome to the first annual Taste Off! Brad, Frank, and Bill sit down and try to figure out the difference between Dr. Pepper, Dr. Thunder, and Dr. K. Then Brad tries to explain bandwidth using a colorful/stinky example. Finally, the guys announce the winner of the "Why are your feet important?" contest.

Brad and Frank talk to Russell Latham and John Marciante about the newly formed podcasting team, The Legion of Dudes, and their first episode, Who Reads the Watchmen? - Issue 1. Everything goes well until Bill "The Voice" ruins it for everyone. Then Brad and Frank resort to playing voicemails and reading e-mails. Also, Frank tells Brad about the time he met Barry Whitewater.

Brad and Frank talk to Russell Latham and John Marciante about the newly formed podcasting team, The Legion of Dudes, and their first episode, Who Reads the Watchmen? - Issue 1. Everything goes well until Bill "The Voice" ruins it for everyone. Then Brad and Frank resort to playing voicemails and reading e-mails. Also, Frank tells Brad about the time he met Barry Whitewater.