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Your freaks are back with another episode full of things you probably don't want to hear! First up, Lauren gives us an update on the situation in Australia. The short version? It's terrible right now! Then Megan tells us all about the 1986 disaster at Lake Nyos in Cameroon. The short version? It's a lake that let out one big poisonous fart! Stay freaky, y'all.

Jerry's Thought for the Week. Joe Manchin won't risk his re-election so as to not disappoint the Republican base in his state.Then Megan invites our Facebook Live listeners from here forward, including tonight, to make comments and ask questions, which David will watch for and relay to us in real time. Jene proposes itemizing the expense of two dinners Jerry recently had at Jene's home. Our musical guest: Casey Campbellhttps://www.pricehillhustle.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's our first episode recorded together since March 2020 and you know what, you can tell! Lauren gets back to winning Rock Paper Scissors to go first (finally), and introduces us to James Morison, very much not a doctor, who thinks he can solve all medical problems with a single pill.Then Megan breaks down all the details of the unfortunate "science" experiment of Biosphere 2, complete with an extra special cameo by Steve Bannon. Yuck! As always, email us your freaky suggestions (and let us know how we're doing) at thefreakshowpod@gmail.com.

This week on the podcast, Ben and Megan talk to Mission: Readiness member Brigadier General (Ret.) Doug Pierce, U.S. Air Force, about his career, his time as the Mayor of Norwalk, Iowa, and what he has been working on during retirement. Then Megan talks to Dr. Mark Cucuzzella, a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, about his obesity prevention work in West Virginia.

Germany's 2021 election orgy has started with some tender caressing for the Greens and the SPD. The CDU and the AfD, meanwhile, must search their blackened souls to find favour with voters. Then Megan and Konrad ask what happened to all those far-right extremists in the military – they've probably all been tracked down and sent to prison by now – Hurrah! Everything will be fine again now.

Join your hosts Megan and Ezra with a shocking and wild chapter of Archie Investigates: Betty Books It! Ezra leads the way as we follow Betty Cooper Super Sleuther in a little investigative journalism, and we aren't too surprised when she stumbles into a mystery to solve! She also wears a raccoon costume. Then Megan brings us to the tropics where Josie and the Pussycats are relaxing on vacation, and Valarie makes a new friend...or three? Yikes. Remember friends - don't take dating advice from Archie! Segments: Archie Investigates, Odds and Friends, Gag Bag Grab Bag

Evan starts this week by recapping two feature-length films he saw from the Boston Israeli Film Festival (1:29). He talks about Nir Bergman's HERE WE ARE, a drama about a father's changing relationship with his autistic son, and Yohanan Weller's LOVE IN SUSPENDERS, a romcom about finding love again later in life. Then Megan and Dave review Zoe Wittock's JUMBO (13:04), romantic drama about a woman who falls in love with an amusement park ride. Next, we all discuss Jessie Barr's SOPHIE JONES (28:25), a coming-of-age story about a teenager processing the grief of her mother's death. Lastly, we cover Amy Poehler's MOXIE (44:52), a dramedy about a teenager who takes on sexism at her high school by starting a feminist zine. And on this week's Patreon exclusive audio, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of PRETTY IN PINK with an in-depth discussion about the Howard Deutch/John Hughes 80s classic. 

We kick off this week's show with SATOR (2:01), Jordan Graham's atmospheric horror film about a demon pursuing multiple generations of a forest-dwelling family. Then Megan and Evan review SHOOK (14:09), Jennifer Harrington's social-media-infused horror movie on Shudder. Next, everyone discusses the documentary FRAMING BRITNEY SPEARS (25:49), an episode of THE NEW YORK TIMES PRESENTS series that focuses on Britney Spears, the conservatorship that controls her life, and the misogyny in media that has impacted her life and career. We wrap up with Lee Isaac Chung's poignant drama MINARI (42:25), which follows a Korean American family's attempt to start a farm in 1980s Arkansas. And in this week's Patreon bonus audio, we review a Patron's choice, Walter Hill's 1979 action film THE WARRIORS. 

This one goes out to all the freaks we love - you're all our Valentine's. (Two days late, still counts.)First up, Lauren crushes the storytelling with the man, the myth, the airplane hijacker, DB Cooper. Then Megan keeps everyone's favorite tradition alive with her annual report of Stuff That Went Up Butts. Spoiler alert: 2020 did not result is less stuff up butts. Enjoy, spread love not rona, keep those masks tight, freaks! 

This week we discuss the results of the election before the movies. We start with the 2020 Boston Jewish Film Festival at (7:32). Evan talks about the shorts, features, and documentaries he saw solo, before he and Megan dig into movies they've both seen like TAHARA (18:01), THE END OF LOVE (25:10), and SHIVA BABY (36:44). Then Megan and Dave discuss COME AWAY (43:48), a film that borrows from famous stories. And Evan and Megan wrap up with HIS HOUSE (53:07), a Netflix horror film about Sudanese refugees. And in this week's Patreon bonus audio, we discuss a Patron's choice, the 2014 German horror film DER SAMURAI.

It's Election Day, have you voted? Enjoy this freaky episode as you wait in line or just wait anxiously in a dark corner for the results to start rolling in. Lauren keeps it light (weightless, actually) with stuff floating in space. Then Megan shares a truly freaky story of Swedish twins having a very bad day. Enjoy. Keep your mask on. We love you. 

To wrap up the Halloween Season, Emily tells the story of a grizzly all hallows night murder. Then Megan and Emily test their Philly knowledge with a friendly game of Quizzo.

Welcome to episode 4 of the podcast! Do you believe in ghosts? This week we started off by talking about a recent Netflix show we watched with no small amount of shame, we chatted about a HUGE milestone for Wendy and we discussed our Halloween plans or lack thereof. Then Megan and Wendy each share their own personal ghost stories and unexplained moments in their lives. Megan and Wendy share their own personal ghost stories in this week's podcast episode. Do you believe in ghosts? Mentioned on the podcast: Emily in Paris - We're not alone in our critque!Wendy's Cancer StoryMegan's Haunted Hotel - Adare ManorWendy's Haunted Hotel - Hotel del CoronadoUntangled - Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions Into AdulthoodFoot File (Gross, but effective!) Want to reach us? Visit us on our website at meganandwendy.com and email us at meganandwendy@gmail.com. This post contains some affiliate links which means we might earn money on qualifying purchases. Your shopping experience does not change when using an affiliate link.

Happy Halloween week, freaks!Enjoy two very random, very freaky stories as you paint your face for various spooky Zooms. First up, Lauren with a hippo story that can't be unheard. Then Megan reveals the identity of one of the most successful hermits in modern history.Stay safe, wear a mask, and have you voted yet or no? 

A Tuesday evening episode? Who do we think we are?In what should be the Season 3 finale, but isn't because nothing is normal this year... Lauren uncovers how much more messed up the Salem Witch Trials were than any of us remember. Then Megan introduces us to the star of all our future nightmares, Israel Keyes. Stay safe, wear a mask and HAVE YOU VOTED YET?? 

Oops, we skipped September! We're back to freak you out just in time for the spookiest season of all – all of 2020. First, Lauren celebrates female empowerment with the story of a lady serial killer. This is what equality looks like, freaks.Then Megan treats us to a list of very dumb deaths. Some are fun, most are terrible.Enjoy, wear a mask, make a plan to vote, and for God's sake send us high notes already! 

In this week's episode, the gang looks at Community and its pop culture legacy. Then Megan talks about NBC, John talks about Star Trek, and Peter ties it all together somehow.Follow Meandering Through America at @PodMeandering and let us know what you think about our conversation and which cultural texts you want us to discuss next.

This week's show opens with everyone discussing their thoughts on the new representation and inclusion standards the Academy has established for Best Picture eligibility. Evan leads the movies with ROBIN'S WISH (8:00) the doc about Robin Williams' struggle with Lewy body dementia. Then Megan talks about MULAN (12:52), Disney's epic new live-action remake. Next, she and Dave review the psychological horror film RENT-A-PAL (22:23). Finally, they cover THE BROKEN HEARTS GALLERY (37:50), an NYC-based romcom. In our Patreon bonus audio this week, we discuss one of our all-time favorite films, BACK TO THE FUTURE.

It's all office sounds before we get into the show. Megan opens by talking about her guest appearance on the Screen Fix podcast. Next, we pay tribute to the late Chadwick Boseman by celebrating his best performances. Then Megan and Evan discuss Lingua Franca (21:38), a timely drama about a Filipina trans woman who's undocumented. Afterward, everyone reviews the bonkers documentary CLASS ACTION PARK (36:33). They wrap up the show with their thoughts on the long-awaited sequel BILL & TED FACE THE MUSIC (48:17). This week's Patreon bonus episode also honors Chadwick Boseman with a discussion about the Jackie Robinson biopic 42.

When the effects of COVID-19 began to tear across industries, GRC Technology Manager Priyam Shah didn’t hesitate to pivot PwC’s services to support their customers.Because PwC resolves complex GRC issues across various industries, Priyam says its collaboration with LogicGate was natural to support the facilitation of the “return to work” program PwC created as a part of its pandemic response.In this episode of GRC & Me with host Megan Phee, Priyam discusses how the PwC x LogicGate Risk Cloud™️ relationship helped organizations bring their workforce back to the office by providing the necessary controls and processes.She also shares thoughts about what to consider as you discover the right tools and solutions for your programs as well as rising trends in the GRC landscape.Then Megan and Priyam discuss common pitfalls faced by companies along with different points of the GRC journey.When it comes to your governance structure, what do you think is preventing you from seeing the value you need? (Hint: Enabling all your programs at once!)

When the effects of COVID-19 began to tear across industries, GRC Technology Manager Priyam Shah didn’t hesitate to pivot PwC’s services to support their customers. Because PwC resolves complex GRC issues across various industries, Priyam says its collaboration with LogicGate was natural to support the facilitation of the “return to work” program PwC created as a part of its pandemic response. In this episode of GRC & Me with host Megan Phee, Priyam discusses how the PwC x LogicGate Risk Cloud™️ relationship helped organizations bring their workforce back to the office by providing the necessary controls and processes. She also shares thoughts about what to consider as you discover the right tools and solutions for your programs as well as rising trends in the GRC landscape. Then Megan and Priyam discuss common pitfalls faced by companies along with different points of the GRC journey. When it comes to your governance structure, what do you think is preventing you from seeing the value you need? (Hint: Enabling all your programs at once!)

Brace yourselves, freaks, this one's a doozy.Lauren finally leans into the world that most freaks her out – far right conspiracy theories and their Lord and Savior Donald Trump (sorry). Then Megan just crushes the game with a story that should be a fictional horror movie, but is in fact true. Keep listening, keep masking and just send us a damn high note already! 

This week in COVIDville, we kick off the show with an email from one of our longtime listeners. She-Ra, anyone? Then it's off to the movies! Megan and Dave cover MADE IN ITALY (6:36), the Liam-Neeson-and-one-of-his-kids-starring flick about dealing with the death of a loved one. Then Megan and Evan discuss the Guatemalan horror film LA LLORONA (14:46), about, among other things, a former dictator on trial for genocide, ghosts, and a mysterious Indigenous housekeeper. The whole gang talks about I USED TO GO HERE (25:42), writer/director Kris Rey's feature about a maybe-failed novelist (Gillian Jacobs) revisiting her college and getting caught up in the lives of its students. Finally, it's Amy Seimetz's SHE DIES TOMORROW (38:25), a movie that defies categorization, starring Kate Lyn Sheil, Janes Adams, Chris Messina, and a blink-and-you'll-miss-her Michelle Rodriguez. Like what you hear here? Check out our Patreon page, throw us a few dollars a month and listen to exclusive audio, vote in polls, and even tell us which movies to watch. This week it's Brian Yuzna's Society, picked by one of our patrons. The movie ain't for the faint of heart, kids, but our conversation is for anyone who doesn't mind a few F-bombs.

We have Michael McDonald on the brain before Evan briefly reviews EUROVISION SONG CONTEST: THE STORY OF FIRE SAGA (3:10), a bloated comedy with fun music, but terrible jokes. Then Megan covers MUCHO MUCHO AMOR (10:13), a moving documentary about the genderbending astrologer Walter Mercado. Next, she and Evan tackle THE TRUTH (21:15), Hirokazu Koreeda's layered French drama with Catherine Deneuve. Lastly, everyone reviews HOMEWRECKER (34:32), a horror flick with good ideas that fails to capitalize on them.

We're throwing it back to the original Bachelor franchise - the 1960s gameshow The Dating Game. Thanks to superfreak Rachel, Lauren goes into the horrors of Rodney Alcala, the Dating Game Killer.Then Megan does what she does best - a copy/paste topic. This time, it's about the high highs and very low lows of Florida man Abraham Shakespeare.Send us topics, send us high notes and wear your damn masks, freaks! 

And we're back! This week, Lauren tries to convince Megan not to buy a Ring Doorbell. Then Megan does her best to make sure Lauren never goes to another baseball game.One of those jobs is easier than the other. Can you guess which it is? Hint: It's the baseball one.

We're staying home and staying freaky! Lauren finally gets around to sharing her hometown topic involving rich people getting murdered for money. Then Megan gets into the details of a story that captured everyone's imagination in recent years.

Happy Mothers Day! in honor of the holiday, Megan and Sue spend this episode jamming out to the Mom Approved playlist.After Megan and Sue touch on some serious topics and niece cuteness up top, Sue's mom Nancy Bird answers some rapid fire questions! Then Megan's mom Denise Rapinoe joins the show to reveal the origin of her nickname and tell a poopy diaper story about Megan, before jumping into some rapid fire questions herself.Then in the second half of the show, Megan and Sue are joined by Sydney Leroux, who discusses quarantine parenting, answers fan questions, and shares a poopy parenting story of her own. Plus: her first impressions of Megan, her origin story, and much more!Shout out to HungerNotImpossible, who are feeding kids all across America. We've raised 60,000 meals and counting! 

Welcome to the FIRST EVER episode of this sort-of-maybe-historical-podcast-a-little-bit-kind-of! We figured that was a mouthful, so we shortened it to So This One Time. You're welcome! Alyssa covers why you should never invite someone home on a first date if they've casually mentioned their childhood head injury and/or morbid curiosity of small animals! (Spoiler alert, they might be a murderer!) Then Megan gives us an example of the importance of washing your hands (here's looking at you, COVID-19), so you never have to worry about someone named George coming for your gallbladder. Grab a beverage, buckle up, and join us every Tuesday! Drunk History's TYPHOID MARY Got a *hot* historical topic you're dying for us to cover? Shoot us an email! sothisonetimepod@gmail.com Consider becoming a Patreon supporter for early access, mini stories, behind the scenes content, cocktail recipes, and more! Find us on Patreon: sothisonetimepod Follow us! Instagram: @SoThisOneTimePod Facebook: @SoThisOneTimePod Alyssa: @alyssaclicksoprano Megan: @mezzothings See y'all next week for EPISODE 2! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sothisonetimepod/support

The fellas discuss what their wrestling personas or gimmicks would be like if they were WWE superstars and also how their storylines would progress. Then Megan appears on the podcast for the first time to dish the dirt on Total Bellas Season 5. This episode is chock-full of glory, deceit, love, hope, power, and CTE #CodyOutofContext Theme song provided by MattyPasq SHOUTOUT (http://www.mattypasq.com/)

A delightful episode to distract you from literally everything else going on in the world.Lauren dissects one of the worst moments in human history – the Kentucky Meat Shower. Then Megan asks the question on all of our minds – is Avril alive? Enjoy, stay safe, reach out and let us know what you're freaking out about today. 

We're back, freaks. Coming at you from our respective in-home recording studios (beds) during the Covid-19 quarantine to give you other things to freak out about. You're welcome! First up, Lauren talks about terrible human, but decent author, Jack Unterweger. Then Megan does more freaky body stuff with fetus in fetu and other related conditions. 

Coming to you from the Chicago Covid-19 quarantine! The world is full of things to freak out about right now, we're here to add to that list.First up, Lauren shares stories from solitary confinement. Then Megan introduces us to the Hitchhiker Slayer. Both terrible, both freaky.Stay safe out there, wash your hands, and if you get bored, send us topics at thefreakshowpod@gmail.com. 

This week, we learn an important lesson: don't trust anyone ever. In part one of this lesson, Lauren sheds light on the world's worst roommate, Jamison Bachman. Then Megan really drives it home with the story of twin sisters who just refuse to speak. Happy March, freaks! 

Ken Harrison (Promise Keepers) and Chad Hennings (Dallas Cowboy & 3x Superbowl Champ) sit in the Joeris Studios with Brad Cornell and share the vision of 80,000 men singing Amazing Grace in Cowboy Stadium on July 31, 2020. Then Megan from Grace House comes with another great story of healing and restoration thanks to Grace House. Support the show.

Combining her fascination with movie stars and communist dictatorships, Lauren tells the wild tale of two South Koreans kidnapped and put to work by Kim Jong-il in the 70s. Then Megan... well, Megan does what she does best – shares a topic that is devastating and makes Lauren yell a lot. Enjoy, freaks! 

After making what could go down as the strongest drink in Freak Show history, Lauren tells the riveting tale of Diane Downs. Then Megan sheds light on the horrors of war AND sharks with the story of the USS Indianapolis. 

This week starts with a critique of how this year’s Oscar nominations (2:25) shamefully overlook women and people of color. Then Megan reviews three movies. First, LITTLE JOE (11:15), a sci-fi film with gorgeous cinematography. Second, UNDERWATER (21:25), a fantastic monster movie starring Kristen Stewart. Third, THE GRUDGE (32:45), a reboot that left her wanting more. Lastly, Dave and Evan take on THE WAVE (41:34), a convoluted sci-fi flick with Justin Long that never adds up.

This week we start off Catching up with Crean (TM) as he tells Megan and Dave about his experience watching PARASITE (2:52). Then Megan talks about several films IFFBoston’s Fall Focus, including WAVES (7:10), THE TRUTH  (9:48), CLEMENCY (11:29), and PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE (13:50). Then Megan talks about LAST CHRISTMAS (16:09) and Dave fills everyone in on Stephen King’s DOCTOR SLEEP (29:00). Finally, everyone talks about MAKING WAVES: THE ART OF CINEMATIC SOUND (44:55), a documentary about - wait for it - how sound in movies is painstakingly put together.

Evan takes Megan and Dave down Thriller Lane (TM) this week to talk about FRACTURED (2:44), a Netflix movie starring Sam Worthington as a man whose family goes missing at a hospital, and BLACK AND BLUE (10:39), a cop flick about a rookie with conflicting loyalties. One Evan thinks was good, the other…not so good. Then Megan and Dave talk KNOCK DOWN THE HOUSE (26:11), a Netflix documentary about the 2018 U.S. elections, featuring four politicians, one of whom happens to be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Megan follows that up with another political doc, WHERE’S MY ROY COHN? (40:10), about guess who? Finally, Megan and Dave end on Bong Joon-ho's PARASITE (45:30), a movie that begins in one place and then goes to a very different (and dark!) place. Don’t forget to visit our Patreon page! This week’s exclusive audio is about THE OMEN!

This one, you guys, is seriously a rollercoaster of an episode. First, Lauren uncovers the messed up world of NFL Cheerleading. Then Megan ruins Disney World for everyone! 

Joining Evan and Dave while Kris prepares for his wedding is friend-of-Spoilerpiece Megan Kearns! She starts things off with a review of VITA & VIRGINIA (3:59), a love story about Vita Sackville-West (Gemma Arterton) and Virginia Woolf (Elizabeth Debicki). Next up Dave and Megan tackle the new release THE GOLDFINCH (14:20), an adaptation of Donna Tartt’s Pulitzer Prize-winning long-ass novel. Then Megan and Evan get to the J. Lo/Constance Wu movie HUSTLERS (40:54), and all three wrap up with UNTOUCHABLE (57:45), the new Hulu documentary about Harvey Weinstein.

It's a Friend Suggestion Show! First, Lauren takes us to the snowy mountains of the Soviet Union where nine hikers died mysteriously in 1959. Then Megan makes it weird with grown ups who act like babies! 

Megan Corse is a Chicago-based actress. Phil Circle is her husband. They take walks and talk about stuff. This time, they recorded their conversation. They talk about the need to never stop learning and what it means to be entrepreneurs in the arts. They talk about collaboration. Then Megan shares her experience as a woman of mixed race. She relates some stories about bartending in a small town in Wisconsin near where she grew up. She relates the insights she gained related to opening dialogue where there was real potential for greater rifts and even hatred. If you care about creating dialogue as a pathway to healing rifts and bringing people closer together, please listen to this episode carefully. Here are Phil and Megan having a little fun with a box-opening video for Phil's book. This was recorded while walking through Chicago's Rogers Park and West Ridge neighborhoods, ending up in Indian Boundary Park. It was Saturday, August 3rd, 2019. Have a look at Phil Circle's video What's Your ID? about the identity of the artist, from the Hey Coach playlist of his YouTube page. If you're enjoying Phil Circle's discussions, check out his award-winning book, The Outback Musician's Survival Guide: One Guy's Story of Surviving as an Independent Musician, available in all formats. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/philcircle/message

After a messy start, Lauren takes us through the many theories surrounding Elisa Lam's mysterious death at the Cecil Hotel. Then Megan tries her hardest to ruin yet another fun thing. Does she succeed? Listen and find out. 

Forget the Easter egg hunt this year and try something new! Lauren has all sorts of options for you with freaky Easter traditions from around the world. Then Megan ruins Lauren's day with the madness that was #pizzagate. 

Like a true best friend, Lauren helps Megan prepare for her upcoming trip to Thailand with a super chill, Buddhist tourist attraction. Then Megan puts all the 80s babies at ease with the truth about quicksand. 

Luke and Megan recap last weekend's joint meeting for the Young Democrats of Georgia and the Young Democrats of America. Then Megan gives updates on the latest news from the Gold Dome and Capitol Hill. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Music Credit: Music by Joakim Karud http://youtube.com/joakimkarud

Lauren educates us on how DNA testing is being used to solve cold cases. Then Megan single-handedly ruins 80% of our listeners' commutes by telling us all about people who have been pushed on to CTA train tracks. FUN for the whole family!

On this very special Valentines Day, Erin is joined by Megan Gailey and welcomes new members of the Hysteria fam Dana Schwartz and Tien Tran. We tackle the big questions: how much is a sext worth? Why aren’t millennials hooking up? Is sex in the modern era worth all the risks and downsides? Then Megan has a run-in with one of Trump world’s most irritating people. Plus, Alyssa calls in to discuss the Virginia mess, the Kavanaugh mess, and Trump’s messy Texas rally. And as always: our Hills!

Amanda Scott with A Swanky Affair sat down with Megan to go over the Top Ten wedding planning mistakes couples make.  Both Megan and Amanda are wedding planners in the Triangle area and have seen just about every mistake possible.  In going over them, they get to share some of their stories usually reserved for parties, from both the planning process and the wedding day. The top ten wedding planning mistakes are: Planning outside your budget Booking the venue before hiring a planner Assuming a home wedding will be less expensive than a wedding in a venue Not having a rain plan Sending out save-the-dates too soon Using friends and family as vendors Planning for others Not hiring a videographer Not hiring a wedding planner Hiring vendors without due diligence Then Megan grills Amanda with some personal questions in the lightning round, the hard hitting questions like what her guilty TV and fast food pleasures are and what celebrity quote book she reads from every day.  Episode 6 is brought to you by JustMensRings.com, the leader in affordable fashion and wedding rings.  The rings on the website look amazing and are ridiculously inexpensive already - typically less than $50 for a ring you'd pay $500-$1000 for in a store.  And if you use the promo code “real” at checkout, you’ll get an additional 15% off your purchase. So there’s no need to spend $1000 on a wedding band, just go to JustMensRings.com with promo code “real”.  Excludes designer benchmark rings. Music for this episode by https://www.bensound.com. The host of the show is Megan Gillikin, owner and lead consultant at A Southern Soiree Wedding and Event Planning.  She's also available for wedding and hospitality business consulting and can be reached at megan@weddingsforreal.com. Weddings for Real is edited and produced by Jason Gillikin for Earfluence.

Welcome to the Texas Book Festival episode of Fully Booked! The Texas Book Festival is one of the nation’s largest and oldest book festivals and the Fully Booked crew had a lot of fun there a few weeks ago. In this episode, you’ll first hear the interview Kirkus editor Clay Smith did with Walter Isaacson in the House Chamber of the Texas State Capitol during the Festival. Isaacson is the author of the number one New York Times bestselling new bio of Leonardo da Vinci. Then Megan sits down with Roger Hodge, whose new nonfiction book, TEXAS BLOOD, is about his family’s life along the Texas-Mexico border. And at the end of this episode, Megan and Clay gather some interesting responses from people attending the Festival. 

Heavy, Gustav and Ty are thrilled to have Megan Fleming as a special guest this week to talk about Daddy Bush shenanigans and pickled foods.  Megan is the host of Megan's Movie Podcast on the Blowout Podcast Network.  She has been kind enough to have Ty and Gus on as guests, but so far, no Heavy appearance has been allowed. Ty tries to make Megan feel welcome by bringing a six pack of Modelo beer at the start of the session, but Megan was brown bagging tall boys and wasn't having any of his attempts at hospitality.  Megan explains how she came up with her Twitter handle in a thrilling story. Then she stands up and waves her feminist banner and rails against the misdeads of Daddy Bush, aka George Herbert Walker Bush, and the recent news stories of inappropriate touching and the David Copp-a-feel joke.   Emboldened by the mere mention of a political figure, Heavy jumps at the chance to go on a political rant. Megan brought the three hooligans gift bags full of goodies.  In the bags were candies such as the Southern classic Cherry Mash as well as a wide variety of pickled items made by Megan and her mother and sister.  They have a company called Yims Foods which make all kinds of pickled goodies and jams.  The boys have questions about their offerings and Megan does her best even though they don't let her speak much in this episode. Pickle talk soon turns to grandma talk which invariably leads to punishment talk with tales of switches, flyswatters and even a hot wheel race track.  Then Megan shares tales of rice torture that shock the boys.  Then the old men tell about back when teachers gave swats at will and how the world was a better place.   So send us your emails about punishments,  pickles or the time the ex-president patted you on the butt  to canyouhearmepod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter @canyouhearmepod @realgustav @tywebb3000 @longmireheavy Find us on Tumblr and Instagram @canyouhearmepod   The post Daddy Bush and Pickled Things appeared first on Can You Hear Me?.

In this Ecotourism, Costa Rica audio adventure Marshall starts things off talking about a bug repellent product easy to use for kids and easy to find on-line (link to Amazon below). Then Megan and Marshall talk about how his love for Costa Rica began during a semester exchange program. During Marshall's time there he put his foot on every part of the country he could scramble to. He also took advantage of the language immersion opportunity to perfect his Spanish skills. Now he travels there frequently with his family and can help you get there too. Subjects touched on are geography, language needs, currency used, safety, food, appropriate trip duration and types of accommodations. You will love this episode and want to visit this unspoiled and accessible part of the world. Call Marshall, he will not steer you wrong! Special Guest: Marshall O'Hearn.

This week, we begin the show with a giveaway and a tribute to a rockstar. Then Megan and our Dutch daughter joins me for a review of Jordan Peele's debut film Get Out. I mean, you need to know what three white people on a podcast have to think about that one, right? Also, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews The Devil's Candy. Finally, I go solo on a review of Walerian Borowczyk's arthouse sleazefest, The Beast. Also, tunes: "Get the Fuck Outta Dodge" by Public Enemy, "Hypnotize" by System of A Down, "The Devil in I" by Slipknot, "The Beast and the Harlot" by Avenged Sevenfold, and "4th of July" by Soundgarden. RIP Chris Cornell. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week, we begin the show with a giveaway and a tribute to a rockstar. Then Megan and our Dutch daughter joins me for a review of Jordan Peele's debut film Get Out. I mean, you need to know what three white people on a podcast have to think about that one, right? Also, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews The Devil's Candy. Finally, I go solo on a review of Walerian Borowczyk's arthouse sleazefest, The Beast. Also, tunes: "Get the Fuck Outta Dodge" by Public Enemy, "Hypnotize" by System of A Down, "The Devil in I" by Slipknot, "The Beast and the Harlot" by Avenged Sevenfold, and "4th of July" by Soundgarden. RIP Chris Cornell. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week, we begin the show with a giveaway and a tribute to a rockstar. Then Megan and our Dutch daughter joins me for a review of Jordan Peele's debut film Get Out. I mean, you need to know what three white people on a podcast have to think about that one, right? Also, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews The Devil's Candy. Finally, I go solo on a review of Walerian Borowczyk's arthouse sleazefest, The Beast. Also, tunes: "Get the Fuck Outta Dodge" by Public Enemy, "Hypnotize" by System of A Down, "The Devil in I" by Slipknot, "The Beast and the Harlot" by Avenged Sevenfold, and "4th of July" by Soundgarden. RIP Chris Cornell. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

This week, we begin the show with a giveaway and a tribute to a rockstar. Then Megan and our Dutch daughter joins me for a review of Jordan Peele's debut film Get Out. I mean, you need to know what three white people on a podcast have to think about that one, right? Also, Rich the Monster Movie Kid reviews The Devil's Candy. Finally, I go solo on a review of Walerian Borowczyk's arthouse sleazefest, The Beast. Also, tunes: "Get the Fuck Outta Dodge" by Public Enemy, "Hypnotize" by System of A Down, "The Devil in I" by Slipknot, "The Beast and the Harlot" by Avenged Sevenfold, and "4th of July" by Soundgarden. RIP Chris Cornell. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.278.5257. Follow @DevilDinosaurJr and @dreadmedia on Twitter! Join the Facebook group! Visit www.stayscary.wordpress.com and www.dreadmedia.bandcamp.com.

First, Jene whines how the rich get all the freebies, even though they don't need them -- as evidenced by Jerry being given multiple comped menu items during a dinner with Jene and their wives in NYC. Then Megan points out that it happened just the other night during our post-show dinner at Skyline. Jene gets Jerry to tell the story of how he came to Cincinnati and met his wife Micki on a blind date. Then, Jene gets Jerry to explain his theory of how Trump's people could walk en masse from the convention, should he have most of the delegates this summer in Cleveland. There are many ways Trump could still be denied the nomination.Our musical guest this week is Mark Utley. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

BHL: Next – In this episode Black Hollywood Live hosts Megan Thomas and Courtney Tezeno discuss the biggest casting news for the week of July 31st. Also joining the conversation is the special guest Jocko Sims. Courtney starts the "Fresh Beatz" for this week with Disclosure- Omen ft Sam Smith. Then Megan continues with "New Casting" where she discusses the co-stars of Empire, Grace Gealey & Trau Byers are now engaged. She also opens the discussion to talking about Queen Latifah & Mary J. Blige join the cast of The Wiz live action special. Wrapping things up we get to the Next Big thing – There is a hotel in Japan fully run by robots. The host then finishes with an interview with Jocko Sims. All this and more on BHL's Next! [print_gllr id=10499]

In this episode of Dread Media, a theme of post-war trauma just happened to surface during the week of Remembrance Day / Veterans Day. First up, Desmond and Darryll talk about the Troma-released, post-Vietnam, nihilistic shocker Combat Shock. Then Megan stops by to talk about the WWII-era BBC film The Haunted Airman. Tunes included: "The War Inside My Head" by Suicidal Tendencies, "All Good Soldiers" by Bad Religion, "Spiders" by System of a Down, and "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, a theme of post-war trauma just happened to surface during the week of Remembrance Day / Veterans Day. First up, Desmond and Darryll talk about the Troma-released, post-Vietnam, nihilistic shocker Combat Shock. Then Megan stops by to talk about the WWII-era BBC film The Haunted Airman. Tunes included: "The War Inside My Head" by Suicidal Tendencies, "All Good Soldiers" by Bad Religion, "Spiders" by System of a Down, and "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, a theme of post-war trauma just happened to surface during the week of Remembrance Day / Veterans Day. First up, Desmond and Darryll talk about the Troma-released, post-Vietnam, nihilistic shocker Combat Shock. Then Megan stops by to talk about the WWII-era BBC film The Haunted Airman. Tunes included: "The War Inside My Head" by Suicidal Tendencies, "All Good Soldiers" by Bad Religion, "Spiders" by System of a Down, and "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.

In this episode of Dread Media, a theme of post-war trauma just happened to surface during the week of Remembrance Day / Veterans Day. First up, Desmond and Darryll talk about the Troma-released, post-Vietnam, nihilistic shocker Combat Shock. Then Megan stops by to talk about the WWII-era BBC film The Haunted Airman. Tunes included: "The War Inside My Head" by Suicidal Tendencies, "All Good Soldiers" by Bad Religion, "Spiders" by System of a Down, and "The Golden Age of Video" by Ricardo Autobahn. Send feedback to: feedback@dreadmedia.net, or 206.203.1213.