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Taking It Down starts with Adam convincing Donovan to start summer as a Grateful Dead devotee (0:46) before the entire group talks about the news of the upcoming Beatles documentary from Peter Jackson (2:40) and everyone gives their favorite new music, all included in a playlist found by clicking the link to Spotify here (6:08)! Then Natalie joins the crew to discuss the second episode of Loki (27:19). 

Growing up empathic and highly intuitive in a big family led Natalie Schlute to become overwhelmed by everyone’s emotions, and also aware that not everyone was perceiving the energy the way she was. Not knowing how to process everything she was picking up, Natalie felt lost, depressed, and struggled with chronic health issues. Then Natalie […]

We start off this week's episode by going to *ahem* Sundays school with Sixpence None the Richer's derivative but pleasant The Fatherless & the Widow. Then Natalie has a different kind of religious experience revisiting Pearl Jam's debut album. See the full rankings: bit.ly/InOur1990s Official Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2tH3ujR23fnqH2OlZPOxXR?si=C8SgrQiATbOhumy-H9wCIA

Fingers' updates on neighbor drama and his personal health check up for Covid-19. Then Natalie's turn to tell her story of getting a speeding ticket that costs more than most airplane tickets because she wouldn't pull over for the police.Listen to I've Got One For You NOW! Make sure to click the FOLLOW button on the iHeartRadio app, "I've Got One For You," with Fingers and Natalie: sharing their unique and weird stories. Twitter: @Fingerspaint || @NatalieOnTheAir - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IG14U/

This week, Kathleen tells us all about misconduct and fraud within science. What is scientific misconduct? Why would a scientist be motivated to commit fraud? And how is this type of crime caught and punished in academia? Then Natalie tells us a tragic story of a prominent researcher who just wouldn't listen to evidence against his theory on sudden infant death syndrome, and Erin tells us the scandalous tale about a stem cell scientist who was involved with the black market, money laundering, government ties, and some very questionable research practices.

Check out our pilot episode! Kathleen delves into the latest neuroscience research linking brain injury with violent criminality and discusses what it would take for scientists to discover if head injuries lead to serial killers. Then Natalie and Erin present the cases of two prolific murderers with and without serious head injuries -“The Gorilla Killer” and “the Scorecard Killer”.

Today we learn about a man who won his state's lottery using numbers from an old TV western. Then Natalie airs her grievances about strangers who who can't keep their weird thoughts inside their heads.You can follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Please leave a review and let us know how we're doing and how we can improve the show.Become a supporter of the show on Patreon for bonuses and swag.Visit this week's friend of the podcast: Piecing It Together

Despite sending the kids off to camp, Heather is running around more than ever to make sure the summer kicks off without incident. She talks about the seedy elements in the world of massage therapy and an incident on Father's Day with a not-so-suble photographer. Then Natalie talks about meeting Chef Riley's mom for the first time--with a surprise visitor! Thank you to all of today's sponsors: Amazon = Shop using Amazon.com/shop/HeatherDubrow to keep the podcast FREE! Audible = Start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free at audible.com/heather or text HEATHER to 500500 Brooklinen = Get $20 off AND free shipping when you use promo code Heatherat Brooklinen.com Purple Mattress = Get a free sheet set and mattress cover with your mattress purchase at purple.com/heather

“I worked so hard to get all this freedom, and….it was paralyzing.” Natalie Sisson Today listeners we have the founder and CEO of The Suitcase Entrepreneur. The Suitcase Entrepreneur is one of the largest blogs in the digital nomad world. Natalie has been traveling the world almost non-stop for years while building The Suitcase Entrepreneur and helping thousands of people become location independent and redefine their lives. Today we talk about a few of the strategies that Natalie uses to build her business and travel the world. We will talk about how she became a featured author for Forbes, and Business Insider. Also, how she landed a TedTalk. Then Natalie and I talk about an interesting idea about how chasing freedom can actually entrap you. “Freedom to me was the ability to drop anything at any moment to be with the ones I love.” Natalie Sisson 00:47: Natalie's Story 07:38: How Natalie Became a Featured Author for Forbes 10:24: Pitching to Get on Large Platforms i.e. Business Insider and Forbes 12:25: Getting a Ted Talk 16:15: Is Chasing Freedom Limiting You? 23:57: Natalie's Sabbatical “Chasing freedom, or always putting freedom first, had in many ways become debilitating.” Natalie Sisson speaking about her podcast with Conni Biesalski Honorable Mentions: Is Freedom Really Free? Podcast with Conni Biesalski and Natalie Sisson http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-suitcase-entrepreneur Tony Robbins https://www.tonyrobbins.com/ Natalie's Ted Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNNCMu1OjRQ Contact Info: The Suitcase Entrepreneur http://suitcaseentrepreneur.com Personal Website https://www.nataliesisson.com/ Social Media https://www.instagram.com/nataliesisson/ https://www.facebook.com/suitcaseentrepreneur/ https://www.youtube.com/user/NatalieSisson/videos Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-business/id1069958541?mt=2

In this week's episode, we discuss the murders of Mildred Horn, Trevor Horn, and Janice Saunders, the complicated legacy of this case, and the publishing of "Hit Man" a controversial manual on contract killings. Then Natalie and Michael reflect on the trials and tribulations of being alive in 2016.

In Episode 8, Chris and Kate get stranded with The Martian in Book to Screen. Then Natalie and Blaine take on conjoined twins in a Forthcoming Books discussion on Sarah Crossan's One, as well looking at as modern teen romance in a Diverse Books conversation about Most Likely to Succeed by Jennifer Echols.