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Geraint Anderson was a "City Boy"—a high-flying stockbroker who documented the pure greed and psychopathy of London's financial elite. But there's a twist: Geraint himself is on the psychopath spectrum. In this gripping interview, he reveals the ruthless tactics used by the elites to manipulate the masses and, in a chilling finale, he measures me up and exposes my own weaknesses. --- - Get Geraint's book, "How to Con Friends and Manipulate People," here: https://amzn.eu/d/03V21rfP - Beat the system with my sponsor TallyMoney. Gold you can spend. To get 50% off your activation fee, use code ANDREW50 on the activation screen: https://click.tallymoney.com/A64P/rlff183a #ad --- We dive deep into the "checklists" used to identify psychopathic tendencies, why 20% of CEOs might actually be psychopaths, and how the 2008 financial crisis allowed the most ruthless individuals to get away with "stealing from your granny." This isn't just a look at the banking world; it's a guide to recognizing the manipulators in your own life—before they find your weakness. #Psychopath #DarkTriad #CityBoy #AndrewGold #Manipulation #FinancialCrisis #TrueCrime #Heretics Chapters 00:00 – The Psychopath Checklist: Where do you rank? 03:42 – Thrill-seeking and the "ultimate job" for a psychopath 05:33 – Why the elites got away with it 10:15 – The scoring system of greed: Money as status 12:30 – Stealing from your granny: Insider trading secrets 15:10 – A bullshitter of biblical proportions 19:50 – Breaking the "Mafia code of silence" in banking 23:05 – Are world leaders and influencers psychopaths? 31:14 – Fascism vs. Wokeism: The new authoritarianism 35:48 – The physiology of a female psychopath 42:15 – Using "minions" to do your dirty work 52:12 – The ruthless world of contract killers vs. bankers 01:01:34 – How a psychopath reads your intentions 01:03:30 – He reveals my biggest weakness... 01:06:12 – How to con friends and manipulate people --- The purchase of gold and investment in bullion is not FCA regulated nor do they benefit from the protections of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme or the Financial Ombudsman Service. The value of your investment can go down as well as up. Consider the risks involved before choosing to invest. This card is issued by Transact Payments Limited pursuant to a licence by Mastercard International Incorporated Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 802: July 17, 2026 playlist: Windy and Carl with Optigan Conservatory, "Alvin Loving" (Windy and Carl Meet Optigan Conservatory) 2026 kranky The Sick Man Of Europe, "Negative Stimuli" (The Intermittent Signal) 2026 The Leaf Label Can, "Arles 75 Drei" (Live in Arles 1975) 1975 Spoon The Durutti Column, "Liars" (Renascent) 2026 London Yana Pavlova and Pavel Milyakov, "so hot (wash away all of my tears)" (Thrill) 2026 Psy X Nirosta Steel, "Boss Trix (Benny's Song)" (My Skyscraper) 2026 Ulyssa J.WLSN and Liam Keenan, "Teflon Blues (edit)" (Country/The Country) 2026 Room40 Anushka Chkheidze + Robert Lippok, "VIII" (The Sky Was Out of Tune) 2026 Morr Music Synergy Trilogy, "Holo Law" (Synergy Trilogy) 2026 Infinite Expanse Cylob, "prob not s" (Cylobian Summer) 2026 Cylob Industries Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

The beef industry in Scotland is resilient and adaptable, whether it's changing markets and cost of production pressures, policy developments or the new entrant bottleneck. To help us navigate these topics and many more, today we are joined by Senior Beef Specialist Gavin Hill to discuss the outlook for the beef sector.This episode is brought to you by the Farm Advisory Service, presented by Alexander Pirie, produced by Heather Stuart, edited by Kieron Sim, with executive producers Kirstyn Blackwood and Kerry Hammond.Timestamps01.48 Introducing Gavin Hill02.58 What's topical in the beef sector at the moment10.57 Factors impacting price movements15.32 Impact of international conflicts on the industry16.36 Policy and regulatory changes19.11 Outlook for cattle numbers25.00 Labour27.55 The world situation can change all the time29.50 Scotch Beef is a unique product31.40 Farmers responding to environmental policy34.18 Outlook for the industry, short and longer term36.47 Risks that we should be prepared for39.38 Opportunities for the sector41.20 Gavins take home messageResourcesLivestock resources for farmers from Farm Advisory ServiceThrill Of The Hill RSS Feed (Virtually Stock Proof 21.10.22, Virtual fencing 24.09.20)Gavin.Hill@sac.co.ukFor more information, visit www.FAS.scotFacebook: @FASScotNational Advice HubPhone: 0300 323 0161Email: advice@fas.scot

Thrill and Eric discuss the MLB draft and some of the players who were selected, including Jackson Flora and Carson Bolemon. The conversation also touches on the topic of pitching machines and how they can be detrimental to a player's development. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Let us know what you think!Security Halt's Med Group - https://zcform.com/QA5QsClick the link for a FREE consultation with My Med Team to see how we can help. In Episode 447 of the Security Halt! Podcast, Deny Caballero sits down with Ruben Ayala, founder of Black Ops, to discuss a mission far bigger than a documentary. Together, they explore the importance of preserving the untold stories of minority Special Operations veterans, ensuring their sacrifices, leadership, and contributions become part of America's permanent historical record.Ruben shares the incredible journey of building Black Ops—from an idea sparked by one powerful moment into a national movement that includes a documentary series, an upcoming book, youth mentorship initiatives, and advocacy for greater recognition of overlooked heroes.This conversation is about more than military history. It's about leadership, representation, legacy, and inspiring future generations to understand that excellence knows no race, ethnicity, or background. Listen now. Follow the show. Share this with the veteran or entrepreneur who needs to hear it. Chapters:00:00 The Impact of Connection and Teamwork03:11 The Birth of Black Ops: A Vision Realized06:00 Amplifying Untold Stories08:53 Mentorship and Youth Empowerment12:03 The Journey of Writing a Book14:57 Leadership Lessons from the Shadows17:57 Breaking Stereotypes and Myths21:04 The Importance of Representation23:59 Creating a Legacy Through Service37:10 Guiding the Next Generation38:39 Staying True to Your Mission40:56 The Thrill of Free Fall43:11 Bittersweet Memories and Life Lessons52:25 Inspiring Stories of Transformation01:00:51 The Importance of Legacy and Mentorship  Sponsored by: Transcend Use my referral link to book a consultation for Peptide Therapy http://transcendcompany.com/DenyCaballero Pure Liberty Labs Use Code: SECURITY_HALT_10 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/purelibertylabs/ Website: https://purelibertylabs.com/ PRECISION WELLNESS GROUP  Use code: Security Halt Podcast 25 Website: https://www.precisionwellnessgroup.com/ WARRIOR RISING Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wearewarriorrising/?hl=en Website: https://warriorrising.org/ Donate Today: https://warriorrising.org/?form=donate SPECIAL FORCES FOUNDATION Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/specialforcesfoundation_/ Website: https://specialforcesfoundation.org/ Request Help: https://specialforcesfoundation.org/get-support/   Security Halt Mediahttps://www.securityhaltmedia.com/Instagram: @securityhaltX: @SecurityHaltTik Tok: @security.halt.podLinkedIn: Deny Caballero   Looking for custom handmade items, military memorabilia, or laser engraving? Contact Eric Gilgenast.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/haus_gilgenast_woodworks_main/Website: https://www.hausgilgenastwoodworks.com/SOF Heritage Designs Custom belt Buckles. Of the Regiment for the Regiment SOF-HD.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sofhdesigns/Support the showProduced by Security Halt Media

Thrill and Eric discuss the baseball card industry's resurgence. They talk about the current state of the San Francisco Giants, who are struggling this season. They analyze the team's performance and discuss potential reasons for their decline. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Remap Radio's Rob Zacny and Emanuel dive deep into their current favorite game, Marathon, and what its middling success says about the future of games. If you listen to the 404 Media podcast by now you probably realized that Joe and I are a little obsessed with a game called Marathon. I'm embarrassed to say that I've played it for almost 300 hours since it was released in March. But as much as we're enjoying it, and there are thousands of players who feel the same, Marathon so far has failed to find the audience we'd expect from the developer that made Halo, Destiny, and which a few years ago acquired by PlayStation for more than $3 billion. It's bad news for Marathon fans and a good sign for how much the video game business has changed over the years. I wanted to have Remap Radio host Robert Zacny on the podcast because much like me and Joe, he's been obsessed with Marathon as well. One of Rob's greatest skills is dissecting how and why games get their hooks into us, and what a game's popularity, or lack thereof in Marathon's case, might reveal about the state of the industry and culture more broadly. Remap Radio: https://remapradio.com/ 00:00 Rob Zacny Introduction 03:08 What Is an Extraction Shooter? 08:42 The Genre's Evolution 14:48 Why Marathon Works 18:36 Bungie's Design 22:27 Cryo Archive 34:02 The Thrill of Extraction 47:33 Is Marathon Dead?52:22 Can Bungie Save It?58:50 The Business Problem1:05:20 A Millennial Medium?1:12:59 Aging Out of Gaming1:13:40 The Rise of Sweats1:20:06 Bungie's Layoffs1:23:09 The Destiny Era1:28:00 The AAA Dilemma1:34:22 Sony's Big Bet YouTube Version: https://youtu.be/K4U4mWObX84 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month, the Irredeemable Shag FINALLY agreed to be on DC SpecialCast! Paul and Shag discuss the first super team – the Justice Society of America! Thrill to the first telling of how the team got together, as told in DC Special #29 from 1977! And we have the next installment of The Monthly Planet, as Paul and Shawn dissect the Daily Planet house ads from the Bicentennial year of July 1976! This month's instocktrades.com selections: https://www.instocktrades.com/comingsoon/apr2670222/jsa-(2024)-tp-vol-03-year-one https://www.instocktrades.com/products/aug247265/dc-finest-justice-society-of-america-for-america-and-democracy-tp Visit the Daily Planet: https://www.mikesamazingworld.com/F231EB71A50CE9/features/gallery.php?page=planet Learn more about Joe Staton: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Staton https://www.joestaton.com/ https://twomorrows.com/comicbookartist/articles/12staton.html https://www.mikesamazingworld.com/F231EB71A50CE9/features/creator.php?creatorid=92 https://www.paulkupperberg.net/product-page/direct-conversations-talks-with-fellow-dc-comics-bronze-age-creators Have a question or comment? Have a specific issue you love and want to talk to us about it? Have a favorite issue and want to be a guest? E-mail us at dcspecialcast@gmail.com Follow us on Bluesky at https://bsky.app/profile/dcspecialcast.bsky.social Follow the Monthly Planet on Bluesky at https://bsky.app/profile/themonthlyplanet.bsky.social Subscribe to DC SpecialCast: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dc-specialcast/id1781264740 Don't use Apple Podcasts? Use this link for your podcast catcher: http://feeds.feedburner.com/dcspecialcast Also available on Spotify, Audible, and Amazon Music This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK: Fire & Water website: https://fireandwaterpodcast.com Fire & Water Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Fire & Water on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/fwpodcasts.bsky.social Fire & Water Podcast Network on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts "Cloud Dancer " Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Independence Day is approaching!Imagine if someone has procured illegal fireworks from a couple of states over. Are you:1. first in line to light them?2. content to watch while others set them off?3. going to find a fire extinguisher — just in case — while loudly condemning the activity?Ken Carter, a psychologist at Oxford College of Emory University, says everyone has a different level of sensation-seeking. This episode, we get into the factors at play, like people's brain chemistry, when deciding whether or not to do an activity, like setting off fireworks.For low and average sensation-seekers, very thrilling activities like large, self-run fireworks displays can cause their bodies to produce a lot of cortisol, a stress hormone.On the other hand, high sensation-seekers, Carter says, "don't tend to produce that much cortisol when they're in those highly chaotic experiences. So when they're seeing those fireworks, they actually produce higher amounts of another chemical called dopamine, which is a neurotransmitter or a chemical messenger that's involved in pleasure."Carter has developed a 40-point self-assessment survey for people to figure out how much of a sensation-seeker they are. The survey can be found in his book, Buzz!Interested in more psychology episodes? Email us your question at shortwave@npr.org.Support public media with NPR+ and enjoy perks for over 25 podcasts like this one. It includes perks like bonus episodes, early access, archive access, curated playlists and sponsor-free listening. Learn more at plus.npr.org. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

It's a romance witnessed around the globe as two thrill seekers break the legal barrier to scale a well-known skyscraper to prove how love conquers all... but the police felt a little differently. Travis & P.J. break down this amorous but highly irresponsible act which triggers a memory deep within Travis where he feels the need to come clean. P.J. half listens. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite.

Thrill and Eric discuss the earthquake in Venezuela, the Giants' struggles, and the MLB season. They also talk about the importance of having thick skin as a player and not being coddled by coaches or umpires. The conversation includes discussions on baseball strategy, player performance, and team dynamics. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailSpacemen, today, we fulfill a manspace dream of recording in a gas station. At least, a little bit. Matt and Rob head to Milano TX to interview some employees of a small town gas station. Really, mostly to ride our bikes and hang out, but also interview gas station people. Get your drink and listen in. Keywordsgas stations, road trip, small town, culture, nostalgia, travel stories, community, roadside, adventure, local businessesKey TopicsThe culture and community of gas stationsRoad trip stories and small town lifeThe nostalgia and joy associated with gas stationsUnique encounters and stories from roadside stopsThe significance of small businesses in local communitiesSound Bites"It's just kind of fun to meet these people""It's a little bit like when Taco Bell puts out some new weird menu"Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Journey01:38 Dining in Small Towns04:29 The Dark Tower and Storytelling07:32 Gas Stations: A Unique Experience10:28 The Thrill of Road Trips13:20 Nostalgia and Gas Station Culture16:25 The Magic of Gas Stations19:32 Wrap-Up and Reflections24:48 Exploring the Gas Station Experience26:09 Interviews with Gas Station Employees27:12 The Quirks of Small Town Life29:29 Memorable Moments at the Gas StationSpread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

On Decoding the Gurus, we regularly get to hear a lot of truly “high-level” ideas, but the much-requested subject of this episode's decoding is up there with the best of them. We are talking, of course, about “Professor” Jiang, the internet's favourite new overly confident online guru, now that Jordan Peterson is indisposed. Jiang Xueqin is a secondary school teacher who has found an online audience thirsty for his particular style of confident bullshit, and he is more than ready to roll out his “predictive history” analyses on command.Be prepared for some serious professorial cosplay as Stephen Bartlett, from Diary of a CEO, spares no expense in his endless quest to indulge every modern online crank, offering a grab bag of props as well as his usual thoughtful pauses and awe-inspiring requests for definitions. Thrill as the honorary professor performs as a grand seer and geopolitical strategist, complete with a tabletop world map, wargame prop pieces, whiteboard flowcharts, coloured chess sets, and a dramatic metal briefcase full of sealed predictions.So get ready to experience his hit-parade of forecasts (Trump's 3rd term, endless war with Iran, eventual U.S. “loss”) along with his trademark conspiratorial mélange of real-ish facts, misstatements, and domino-chain inevitabilities. The end of Part 1 is a sign of things to come, featuring Jiang's post-apocalyptic advice on how the good people can rebuild society with the help of prophets and visionaries (AKA gurus) and soothe yourself with the knowledge that we are all ultimately just a God-derived fractal consciousness anyway.

This week, Darin and John watch 2006’s Man of the Year, a Robin Williams comedy that morphs into a political thriller for some reason! Thrill [...]

Mens Room Question: What is the story you're always asked to retell?

Hey friends, Chase here Jeff Boyd is on the show today, and this conversation is about building the kind of life and business that does not always look like the predominant story on the internet. Jeff is the founder and chairman of MTE, More Than Energy, which he describes in this episode as "an energy that loves you back." Before that, he spent 15 years as the President and co-owner of Luggage Free, where he expanded global operations to more than 100 countries before selling the company in 2019. What I loved about this conversation is that it is not the usual story about chasing the next app, raising venture capital, or building something because the internet told you that is what entrepreneurship is supposed to look like. This is a conversation about physical products, unsexy businesses, competition, fatherhood, leadership, and what it means to keep choosing hard things on purpose. Jeff says it plainly right at the top: "That's why I tell my team all the time. They just look at me and I'm like, if it were easy, everybody be doing it. We got to do what nobody else is willing to do, and then you're going to be happy we did it. And I tell them that I'm like, oh yeah, this is hard. And I'm excited about it. Because now that's an opportunity for us because we'll outwork anybody." That idea is at the center of this episode. We talk about the grind of building something real, why curiosity matters more than credentials, what sports teach us about business, why leadership is not about personality type, and how the best things in life often come down to loving the process instead of obsessing over the outcome. Why This Conversation Matters Right Now Most of the entrepreneurs and creators we see online are building in public, building digitally, or building something that looks like the current version of what the internet rewards. There is nothing wrong with that, but it is not the only path. In this episode, I say: "A lot of folks I know in the audience feel a pressure to make their businesses walk and talk and look like the creators and the entrepreneurs that see out there in the world, which is one of the reasons I want to start celebrating some people who are building really successful lives, careers." That is why I wanted to have Jeff on the show. He built and sold a shipping business. Now he is building a physical product in the health and wellness space. He is not chasing the obvious thing. He is not trying to make his work look like everyone else's. Jeff's path is a reminder that there is a whole world of entrepreneurship outside the digital-first story. There are products, services, local businesses, physical goods, retail shelves, manufacturing problems, customer conversations, teams, families, and real-life constraints. And sometimes, that is where the opportunity is. What We Explore in This Episode Jeff's early business story and how he became employee one at a shipping company before helping grow it around the world. The "answer is yes" mindset that helped Luggage Free expand into all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Why physical products are different and what changes when you are building with atoms instead of bits. The origin of MTE and why Jeff wanted to build "an energy that loves you back." What it means to enjoy the grind when the work is hard, relentless, and full of problems you do not know how to solve yet. Fatherhood, presence, and time and why Jeff says he is "so all in now" with his family. Competition, sport, and business and why Jeff still trains and competes as a long jumper. Leadership and authenticity and why Jeff says people do what you do, not what you say you do. Second and third career arcs and what Jeff has learned about zooming out, building teams, and letting people play the right roles. The Core Idea: If It Were Easy, Everybody Would Be Doing It One of the strongest threads in this conversation is Jeff's relationship with hard things. He is not pretending the grind is glamorous. He says straight up that building physical products, selling through retail, and getting people to care is hard. But he also sees that difficulty as part of the opportunity. "You know I some of this stuff I think the harder it is, the better for me. For sure. You want, you want to bear. People are going to be like, oh, I don't have the guts to do this. That's right. Yeah. And then the ones that do, that's a that's another level, right? That's another fence they cleared. But then it's like, okay, well now you did that. But are you ready to grind now because it's a grind." That is the mindset that shows up again and again in the episode. The point is not that everything should be hard for the sake of being hard. The point is that difficulty can reveal where other people quit. That is true in sport. It is true in business. It is true in building a family, a product, a brand, a company, or a body of work. The Answer Is Yes Jeff's first major business story starts with Luggage Free. At the beginning, the company was taking orders by hand and trying to get the phone to ring. Then the first real call came in. "Anyway, so we're trying to get the phone to ring so we can handwrite our orders. And the first call, the guy, you know, we're all. It was kind of like a movie. We're all like, you know, hushed around him, waiting, you know, hearing him, he's like, oh, I'm sorry, we don't serve. North Carolina hangs up. And we were like, oh, dude, Gary, of course you serve anybody." That moment became a kind of operating philosophy: "And I was like, from now on, the answer is yes. Like whatever anybody says answered yes. And with that really that charge? Yeah. We were quickly in all 50 states and we grew to 109 countries throughout the world. And it was always in response to a call." There is something powerful in that. Not because saying yes is always the right answer, but because early in a business, the market often tells you where to go before your strategy deck does. Someone calls. Someone asks. Someone has a need. Someone gives you a clue. The question is whether you are willing to follow it. Building Something You Can Hold After selling Luggage Free in 2019, Jeff had time and space. He was not rushing into the next thing. He was riding his bike, playing tennis, spending time with his family, and looking for what might call him next. What called him was not another service business. It was a physical product. "And so in 19 sold it 2019, 2019 were operating all over the world, offices all over and sold it and was kind of free to at that point, I was like, all right, I want to like what I loved about it was the challenge and the fun and the competition. Right. You're building, you're competing." He continues: "But I what I yearn for was a product and something that was tangible I could actually hold right and do a different scent or a different flavor or different size or different color, whatever." That desire eventually became MTE. Jeff had been trying to solve his own energy problem, stacking supplements, chasing better mood, better energy, and better performance, until he realized the pieces were not working together. "And I realized I was like, Frankenstein. I mean, like, we were talking about it last night, like piling all these supplements together to try and make yourself feel better, even even like ten supplements, which doesn't sound that bad. Shit. Crazy. Yeah. We'll be like a suitcase full when you're traveling, you know?" MTE came from that search. "So we built it's an energy that loves you back. Right. Like an energy drink that loves you back. Yeah. Right. So you get prebiotics and caffeine free blend. That's better than caffeine. Yeah. So now you're getting energy that feels great that you can trust. Sure. And no jitters, no crash, no impact on sleep." Curiosity, Thrill, and Figuring It Out One of my favorite parts of this conversation is when Jeff talks about starting something in a category where he did not have obvious experience. He had not built beverage brands before. He was not a chemist. He was stepping into a new world. His answer was not fear. It was curiosity. "Yeah. Like, I like hair on fire. Like, let's go figure this out." Then he gets to the larger point: "I like it's curiosity and thrill. And that's what it boils down to. Right. Like, I think you you like that's what entrepreneurship is. It's solving problems and and finding solutions to things. Even if you've done it 20 times, they're going to be solutions that need to be had in the evolving world and landscape in which we operate." That is entrepreneurship in a sentence. You do not get to know everything before you begin. You do not get a guarantee that the answer is obvious. You get a problem, a question, a changing landscape, and the chance to learn fast enough to keep moving. Jeff says: "But that's why I love it. I think if, if we boil it down, I love the curiosity that that is necessary to just because you're like, I don't know the answer to that. Instead of that overwhelming me or said of panicking, I'm going to go learn because I'm sure there's more than one answer. We'll figure out. Maybe we'll triangulate, figure it out. Yeah, get to a solution. And and then we'll know for next time. And then we'll be able to iterate and make it better. And on it go. Like I love that process." You Have to Love the Process The conversation moves from business into fatherhood, sport, and the shape of a life. Again and again, we come back to process. Jeff says it directly: "Yeah. You have to love the process, right? And I think that's true of anything, particularly in stuff like that where it's easy to focus on the outcome. I'm lose 20 pounds, I'm going to whatever it is, I'm going to get this promotion, you know. And then I think what happens is then the outcome just naturally happens because you love the process." This applies to entrepreneurship, training, parenting, leadership, and creative work. If you are only trying to reach the finish line, you miss the life that happens while you are getting there. Jeff connects that idea to family: "Like the time is fleeting, right? For whatever it is. And you really have to enjoy the journey because, you know, like, I look at things like, if it's a line that's made up of just millions and millions of dots, and those dots would represent any given period in time." He continues: "Right. College graduation, high school graduation. They get married like whenever it is. You've decided that they've you've set them free. The that point will just be one of hundreds of millions of points that made up the line. Yeah. So, you know, looking and it's kind of the same with like a business, right. Like if you're just all you want to do is sell the business, you're just focused on that. You're going to miss all these hundreds of millions of, of experiences or anything else, right?" Competition Brings Out the Best in People Jeff is still a competitive long jumper. He talks about master's track, world records, regional meets, and the way competition gives him purpose. That competitive lens shows up in business too. "I love it, I love it, I think I think I love to compete. Like I was just telling my buddy the other day, like, I don't like when he's fine, but I hate losing, which is weird, right?" Then he goes deeper: "So I just love the competition, and I love the process that goes into it. And having, you know, so being able to have a purpose and go in and compete and I love competing. Sure. I just think it brings out the best in people." For Jeff, sport is one vehicle for competition, but not the only one. Business is another. "Sports is just a vehicle to compete. Right. So is it the competition like because it brings the best out in you or why do you like it. Yeah, I think I think just that it's the vehicle for sports. Sure. So I like it as an umbrella. I love it in the business." He talks about the shipping company in that same frame: "Like even the shipping company I had towards the end, I was I didn't have a lot of passion for it, but I had, you know, a very competitive space and there were upstarts in the industry and you're like, all right, well, these guys are trying to take my lunch money, you know, like, right. Not on my watch." Leadership Means Leading From the Front When I ask Jeff what is required of leadership, his answer is simple: "Got to lead from the front, I think. Right. I mean, yeah, it's people do what you do, not what you say you do." He adds: "I think you need to be genuine too. Yeah. Right. Like, if you're, if you're genuine and authentic, I think people are more prone to get in line and buy in and say, I'm, I'm, I'm subscribing to what? You're where you're leading me again." That is an important distinction. Leadership is not just having followers. It is not having the loudest voice in the room. It is not projecting certainty at all times. It is what people see you do. It is the consistency between your words and your behavior. It is whether the people around you believe that the thing you are asking from them is something you are willing to model yourself. Nobody Does It Alone Later in the conversation, Jeff talks about what he has learned in this newer chapter of his life and career. One lesson is the importance of zooming out. Another is the myth of the lone genius. "And then the other thing I've learned is you like, nobody does it alone. Right? I mean, that's like total myth. Yeah. The myth of the lone wolf. The lone genius. Yeah. It's, you know, you need a you need a whole group of people that are going to bring ideas that you would have never thought of. They're going to execute your ideas that you do have." He continues: "Right? They're going to they're just they're going to champion for you in ways that you never even knew needed to be championed. You know, I mean, all the things you need a you need a great team and you need to find." That is a hard-earned lesson for builders. The bigger the thing you are trying to create, the less likely it is that you can muscle your way through alone. You need ideas you would not have had. You need people who can execute. You need people who can challenge you, support you, and help you see what you are missing. Role Players Matter One of the most useful leadership ideas in this episode is Jeff's realization that not everyone on a team has to be an all-star. "And the other thing I talk about all the time is it's you have to resist the urge to demand that everybody in your team is an all star, right? Like even the greatest sports teams have role players, and they have guys that sit on the bench to get the starters ready for the playoffs." He explains what he learned: "But they don't, you know, they're they're effectively benchwarmers. But they have a role in the team. And you have a trainer and you have a coach and assistant coaches and all. You know, it's it's the whole organization." That perspective changed the way he thought about people and teams: "That was difficult for me earlier on. I, I just felt like everybody had to be an all star. If you're not at all star, you're you're like, I'm failing you or you're failing me. And either way, you got to go. You know, we're going to get somebody else in here." The lesson is not to lower standards. It is to understand roles. Great teams are not built by pretending everyone is supposed to contribute in the same way. About Jeff Boyd Jeff Boyd is the founder and chairman of MTE (More Than Energy), colloquially known as 'energy that loves you back'. MTE has prebiotics and a caffeine-free blend that functions better than caffeine, giving users feel good energy they can trust, with no spike, no crash, and no impact on sleep. Prior to founding MTE, Jeff spent 15 years as the President and co-owner of Luggage Free where he expanded global operations to over 100 countries before selling the company in 2019. In his free time, Jeff is a notorious oenophile, cyclist and long jumper. If he's not on the bike, on the track, or in the cellar, he enjoys traveling the world with his wife and two children. www.getmte.com Instagram YouTube Timecodes 00:00 – Jeff on why hard things create opportunity 02:06 – Chase welcomes Jeff to the show in Seattle 02:21 – Why this episode is different from the usual digital-first entrepreneurship conversation 05:21 – Jeff begins the story of becoming employee one at a shipping company 07:35 – "From now on, the answer is yes" 09:21 – Selling the company in 2019 and wanting to build a product 10:31 – Jeff starts getting the itch to build something new 15:40 – Why building a physical product is not a get-rich-quick scheme 17:57 – Jeff explains MTE: "an energy that loves you back" 22:35 – Starting in a category where you do not have all the experience 23:59 – Curiosity, thrill, and solving problems as entrepreneurship 28:01 – Fatherhood and being "born to be a dad" 31:12 – Why Jeff is "so all in now" with his family 33:16 – Time, family, business, and "millions and millions of dots" 36:18 – Why you have to love the process 38:15 – Attitude, winning, and sports psychology 39:23 – Jeff on still competing in long jump 42:00 – Why Jeff loves competition 46:33 – Leadership, authenticity, and leading from the front 50:45 – Zooming out and finding your North Star 51:47 – Why nobody does it alone 52:05 – Building teams with role players, not only all-stars 58:37 – "When people show you who they are, believe them" 01:03:14 – MTE cans, flavor work, and mango pineapple 01:05:08 – The Reggie Watts collaboration 01:09:20 – Why the harder path can be better 01:12:15 – Retail as the next frontier 01:17:03 – Jeff's three-pillar vision for MTE 01:17:45 – Ingredients, paraxanthine, prebiotics, and clean energy Questions to Ask Yourself If you want to turn this episode into action, take a few minutes with these questions: Where am I making my business or creative life look like someone else's version of success? What is the "non sexy" opportunity I might be overlooking because it does not look cool online? Where could "the answer is yes" help me learn faster? What hard thing am I avoiding that might actually be the opportunity? What problem do I not know how to solve yet, and who could help me triangulate an answer? Where am I too focused on the outcome and missing the process? What part of my life is made up of "millions and millions of dots" that I need to appreciate now? Am I leading from the front, or only telling people what I value? Where am I expecting everyone to be an all-star instead of building a real team? What would it look like to zoom out and find the North Star again? A Simple Practice for Builders Here's something practical you can do this week. Pick one hard thing in your work or life that you have been treating as a sign to stop. It might be a distribution problem, a hiring problem, a creative problem, a sales problem, a health problem, or a relationship problem. Then sit with Jeff's line: "Oh yeah, this is hard. And I'm excited about it." Do not use that line to pretend the hard thing is easy. Use it to reframe what the hard thing might be showing you. It may be pointing to the part where other people quit. It may be pointing to the skill you need to build next. It may be pointing to the person you need to ask, the rep you need to take, or the process you need to fall in love with again. The work is not always to find an easier road. Sometimes the work is to become the kind of person who can walk the hard one with more purpose. Final Thought This episode is a reminder that business is not only about scale, speed, funding, or hype. It is also about curiosity, grit, family, physical products, role players, clean energy, long jumps, retail shelves, hard conversations, and the willingness to keep learning when you do not already know the answer. Jeff's story is not about avoiding the grind. It is about choosing the right grind. It is about building something thoughtfully, leading from the front, and staying close enough to the process that the outcome has room to take care of itself. Until next time: do what nobody else is willing to do, and love the process enough to keep going.

Thrill and Eric talk about Bryce Eldridge's walk-off Grand Slam and his potential to be a key player for the Giants. They discuss Rafael Devers' behavior, and how it may impact his career. The conversation then shifts to the A's lineup and the hosts analyze their strengths and weaknesses. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Photographer of 9 Olympic Games — How to Capture the Thrill of Victory and Agony of Defeat on the World StageJeff Cable has photographed the last nine Olympic Games for Team USA, from Beijing to Tokyo, Paris, and Milan. But he didn't start there. For over 25 years he was a marketing executive, shooting on the side until 2016, when the side passion became the whole career.In this episode, Jeff joins Richard to talk about the evolution of his photography career, making pictures on one of the largest stages in the world when the moment is unrepeatable and there's no second chance to get the shot, and leading travel, nature, and wildlife photo tours around the world, from Costa Rica to Africa.Notable Links:Jeff Cable WebsiteJeff Cable BlogJeff Cable InstagramThis episode is brought to you by:Muench Workshops - Photography workshops and expeditions to the coolest places on the planet.Kase Filters - My listeners can get 10% off the Kase Filters Amazon page when they visit. beyondthelens.fm/kase and use coupon code BERNABE10 Follow Richard Bernabe:Substack: https://richardbernabe.substack.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bernabephoto/Twitter/X: https://x.com/bernabephotoFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bernabephoto

Welcome back to The Tint podcast! Let's ease back into things with a little discussion about something I'm really good at: Doing NOTHING when your tank doesn't quite look the way you want, or as it's evolving…Let's get into this and celebrate patience and observation!

A family's grip on reality is turned inside out after discovering bizarre recordings in a new home that may be linked to brutal killings decades in the past. PART 1 OF 3 - Continue the story at OMINOUSTHRILL.COM/ Created, Written, Directed, and Sound Designed by JEFF SCHMIDT FEATURING:ZOE OLIVIA as ARIACHANTELLE TIBBS as JESSICA "THE MOTHER"GAVIN WHITE as RYAN JOSH BEARD as TED FAYE HOLIDAY as DENISE

If you thought a complete vacuum of Doctor Who news would stop the Three Who Rule from prognostication based on the vapours and some recent UK media podcast analysis about the BBC tendering process, boy howdy you would be wrong! Thrill to our educated guesses as to where we go from here in a fractured media landscape! Puzzle over the tender process! Draw no real conclusions! Plus part the third of our Spearhead from Space Classic Series Commentary! Links: Support Radio Free Skaro on Patreon The Rest is Entertainment podcast on the Doctor Who farrago The War Between not in the Disney+ schedule for July How I Filmed This – Rachel Talalay – Regenerating Doctor 12 to Doctor 13 First Doctor Who Collect & Build Set to be released June 29 Big Finish: Dark Gallifrey: The Meddling Monks – Part Three released Commentary: Spearhead From Space, Episode 3

The Journey of a C10 Blazer Enthusiast: From Passion to Performance In the world of custom cars, few stories resonate as deeply as that of David Carroll and his C10 Blazer. For many, cars are more than just a mode of transportation; they are a passion, a hobby, and often, a way of life. In this blog post, we will dive into David's journey, exploring how his early experiences with cars shaped his love for square bodies and led him to create a pro-touring autocross machine. From Childhood Dreams to Car Culture David's fascination with vehicles began at a young age, influenced heavily by his father, a boat racer in the late sixties and early seventies. Growing up in Morgan Hill, California, David spent countless hours in the garage with his dad, learning the ins and outs of engines and mechanics. "I grew up with go-karts and dirt bikes... I was outside in the dirt behind a wheel somewhere," he recalls, establishing a foundation for his lifelong love of speed and engineering. As a child, he was captivated by older V8 engines, particularly flatheads, thanks to his neighbor Mike Sanders, a retired mechanic. David's early exposure to classic cars, including a family owned C30 dually, helped solidify his passion. His fond memories of driving a square body to school, where he was known for giving rides to friends, further deepened his connection to these iconic vehicles. The Blazer: A Dream Project David's journey took a significant turn when he discovered a C10 Blazer that he envisioned transforming into a high-performance vehicle. But before that transformation could begin, he had to navigate his sentimental attachment to the vehicles of his past. "There's a truck when I was growing up that my dad had at the boat shop. I want to find that truck," David shared, showcasing the emotional ties that often accompany classic car enthusiasts. After purchasing the C10 Blazer in July 2020, David's goal was clear: to convert it into a versatile machine that could handle everything from family outings to racing events. He aimed for a balance between a beach cruiser and a performance vehicle. "I wanted it to be user-friendly, super versatile," he explained, highlighting the practicality that often drives car modifications. The Transformation ProcessThe initial steps of transforming his Blazer involved a thorough restoration. David decided to remove the camo paint job that covered the original okra white color, revealing the vehicle's true identity. However, as he delved into the project, he discovered more rust than anticipated, leading to a full repaint and replacement of body panels. Every decision David made was rooted in his desire to honor the vehicle's history while enhancing its performance. Working closely with experts at No Limit Engineering, David opted for a combination of bolt-ons and a K5 four-wheel drive frame, ensuring that his Blazer could not only look stunning but also perform exceptionally. His dedication paid off when he debuted the vehicle at a local show, despite not having completed all the upgrades. This event marked a pivotal moment in his journey, igniting a snowball effect of passion and determination. The Thrill of Autocross One of the most thrilling aspects of David's journey has been participating in autocross events. The thrill of taking his modified Blazer around the track, pushing its limits, and experiencing the performance firsthand has become a key part of his automotive journey. "I wanted to be able to race with it... I want to go to power tour, I want to go to LS Fest," he stated, underscoring his commitment to integrating racing into his automotive lifestyle. David's story is not just about the cars; it's about the community and connections he has forged along the way. From fellow enthusiasts to industry experts, these relationships have influenced his journey and driven him to continue pushing the boundaries of what his Blazer can achieve. Key Takeaways for Automotive Enthusiasts 1. **Follow Your Passion:** David's journey underscores the importance of pursuing what you love. Whether it's restoring a classic car or building a performance machine, passion fuels creativity and success. 2. **Embrace the Process:** Restoration projects can uncover unexpected challenges, but embracing the journey is part of the fun. Each step brings new learning opportunities, enriching your experience. 3. **Community Matters:** Engaging with fellow enthusiasts and industry experts can provide support, knowledge, and inspiration. Share your journey and learn from others who share your passion. 4. **Be Versatile:** Whether you're building a family-friendly vehicle or a high-performance racer, versatility is key. Consider how your vehicle will be used and adapt accordingly. Conclusion David Carroll's journey with his C10 Blazer is a testament to the passion and dedication of automotive enthusiasts. From early childhood memories to racing aspirations, his story inspires anyone interested in cars. As he continues to refine and enhance his vehicle, David serves as a reminder that the journey is just as important as the destination. For more insights and stories from the automotive world, keep following our blog. Want to dive deeper into the world of classic cars? Check out our related posts on restoration tips and performance upgrades!

In this episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast, the hosts share their recent experiences in wildlife photography, including a successful youth camp, encounters with various species, and highlights from the Photo-X event. They discuss their adventures on Antelope Island, capturing stunning images of birds and bison, and the success of their photography workshop.Chapters02:55 Excitement for Upcoming Youth Camp05:58 Recent Wildlife Encounters and Photography Adventures08:50 Photo-X Event Overview and Experiences11:59 Exploring Antelope Island: First Impressions14:45 Birdwatching and Wildlife Photography Highlights18:07 Bison Herd Observations and Workshop Preparations21:00 Workshop Day: Capturing Wildlife in Action23:58 Silhouette Photography and Workshop Success35:54 Capturing the Perfect Silhouette36:54 The Thrill of Wildlife Photography Tours37:36 Gear and Equipment for Photography38:45 The Challenges of Outdoor Photography40:03 Experiencing the Photo X Event42:01 Exploring Camera Gear and Lenses44:30 Engaging Presentations and Networking46:49 Bird Photography and Editing Techniques48:41 The Joy of Sharing Knowledge50:41 Conservation Through Photography52:36 The Power of Connection in Photography54:22 Adventures in the Mountains57:35 The Experience of Antelope Island01:01:03 Capturing Bison Calves01:04:09 Reflections on the Photo X ExperienceThanks for tuning in to the Beyond the Wild Podcast. Don't forget to subscribe to stay notified about upcoming episodes for your listening and viewing pleasure! Beyond the Wild Podcast is sponsored by Pictureline.com and Canon USA.LINKSPictureline.com - https://www.pictureline.comCanon USA - https://www.usa.canon.com

England beat Croatia 4-2 in Dallas in a match that had everything. Harry Kane scored twice, drawing level with Gary Lineker as England's top World Cup scorer with 10 goals, but Croatia equalised twice in a wild first half. Jude Bellingham gave England the lead two minutes after the break, and Marcus Rashford finished it. England were exciting and vulnerable in equal measure, and they now face Ghana, who beat Panama 1-0 with a 95th-minute winner. Portugal were held 1-1 by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, who earned their first ever World Cup point. Joao Neves gave Portugal an early lead but they never controlled the match, and DRC equalised before half time. Ronaldo played the full game but was peripheral, missing two chances late on. Questions are already being asked about Portugal's attacking structure. Colombia beat Uzbekistan 3-1 in a disciplined if unspectacular performance, with Luis Diaz scoring on the counter attack to make the difference. Tonight, Qatar take on co-hosts Canada at 2am UAE time in Vancouver. Group B is completely level after the opening round, and a win for either side would transform the picture. Mexico and South Korea, both winners in round one, meet at 5am in what could already be a decisive Group A fixture. Mina Rzouki presents Trending Middle East's World Cup round-up, a daily bonus series from The National for the duration of the tournament.

On this episode of DEUCES WILD, hosts Thrill and Eric discuss various topics including the MLB season, home runs, batting practice, and the Giants' lineup construction. They also talk about the importance of putting the ball in play and the lost art of hitting. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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In this exciting episode of the Soul Seekers Podcast, host Johnny Mack is joined by Dustin Coleman, the owner of ... Read more The post Ep. 376 | A Day on the Prairie: Shooting Skills, Conservation, and the Thrill of the Hunt with Dustin Coleman appeared first on Soul Seekers.

On this episode of The Spark, we bring you inside the world of Pennsylvania's top amusement parks with a special series of interviews focused on guest experience and public relations. Asia sits down with Stacy Yutko, Public Relations & Guest Experience Director at Knoebels, to explore what keeps visitors coming back year after year.We also connect with Courtney Burkarth, Marketing Director at Dutch Wonderland, for an inside look at how the park engages families and creates memorable moments. Plus, hear from Amy Mearkle of DelGrosso Park about what makes their attractions unique.Wrapping up the episode, we speak with Quinn Bryner, Director of PR for Hersheypark.

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Step inside the National Roller Coaster Museum with host Jessica Gardner as she takes listeners on an exclusive audio tour of one of the most unique collections of amusement industry history in the world. Joined by museum board members Kris Rowberry and Josh Brown, Jessica explores legendary coaster trains, historic artifacts, preservation efforts and the stories behind some of the industry's most beloved attractions. From the Matterhorn Bobsleds to Big Bad Wolf, Iron Wolf, Disaster Transport and more, this episode celebrates the rides, memories and enthusiasts helping preserve roller coaster history for future generations.   00:28 – Meet museum board members Kris Rowberry and Josh Brown and learn about the mission of the National Roller Coaster Museum 01:23 – How artifacts are acquired and why preservation matters 05:51 – The museum's master plan and future guest experience 06:45 – Disaster Transport, Avalanche Run and a massive piece of coaster history 08:00 – How the museum became a reality and the role of fan donations 10:47 – The Mean Streak Buzz Bar built from actual coaster materials 12:18 – Hidden coaster Easter eggs throughout the museum 13:06 – Inside the main exhibit hall: Kingda Ka, Montezooma's Revenge, Volcano, Disney artifacts and more 14:48 – The oldest coaster car in the collection: Lakeside Park's Derby Racer 15:15 – Revolution's 50th anniversary and restoration discussions and challenges 16:45 – Future expansion plans and the museum's 20,000-square-foot facility 18:14 – Texas Cyclone, Rollo Coaster, a modern GCI track display and the restoration of the Iron Wolf train 20:15 – Six Flags New Orleans artifacts and the impact of Hurricane Katrina 21:24 – Big Bad Wolf and an interactive restraint demonstration 22:20 – How listeners can support the National Roller Coaster Museum   Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/2WbPksGRGio?si=fZ--u2Vr8PcGyCcJ Share your ideas and thoughts about this podcast via email: podcast@aceonline.org.  Did you know anyone can join ACE? Visit ridewithace.com to learn more about the non-profit organization American Coaster Enthusiasts. Podcast Team Host: Jessica Gardner Producers: Doug Perry and Derek Perry Edited by Ben Weinrach and Derek Perry Podcast Team: Bob  Randolph, Gerik Gooch, Brichette Reid, Corey Wooten, Corey Brown and Parker VanBelleghem  

The entirety of DJ & PK for June 11, 2026: HOUR ONE Recapping the Knicks' stunning comeback Mike Folta, Utah Mammoth and SEG Media Chris Low, On3.com HOUR TWO What is Trending: NBA, NFL, CFB, MLB, Golf, World Cup, NHL Hot Takes or Toast: New York Knicks' record-breaking rally What comes next in the NBA Finals? HOUR THREE Matt Brown, Extra Points Newsletter New York Knicks record-breaking rally thrills What should Texas Tech do with Brendan Sorsby? HOUR FOUR Brian Geltzeiler, SiriusXM NBA Radio and NBAtv Slacker Radio Headlines Feedback of the Day

Thrill and Eric discuss prospects Dario Reynoso, Hayden Jatczak, and Keyner Martinez and share their thoughts on the Giants' bullpen and offense. They talk about the Nationals' recent success and the importance of having a strong closer. Additionally, they touch on umpires and the need for clearer rules regarding base running. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Shaken, stirred, and unforgettable! This week on Tales from Hollywoodland, the crew takes a fascinating look at The Femme Fatales of James Bond—the glamorous, dangerous, and iconic women who helped define the legendary 007 franchise. From seductive spies and deadly assassins to unforgettable Bond girls and complex villains, we explore the characters who stole scenes, […] The post License to Thrill: The Femme Fatales of James Bond appeared first on The ESO Network.

What does it take to introduce an entirely new sport to a community? In this episode of Harnessing Your Wealth, Billy and Shaun Peterson sit down with Pedro Bautista, founder of SLC Padel Club, to discuss the rise of padel and his journey bringing Utah’s first dedicated padel club to life. Pedro shares how he identified an opportunity in Utah, the key differences between padel and pickleball, and why the sport is exploding in popularity around the world. He also explains how grassroots community-building—from school demonstrations to local partnerships—has helped grow awareness of the sport and create a thriving player community. Whether you’re interested in entrepreneurship, emerging sports, or building something from the ground up, this conversation offers valuable insights into spotting opportunities, taking calculated risks, and turning a vision into reality. Topics Covered: What is padel and how does it differ from pickleball? Why Utah was the perfect place for SLC Padel Club The challenges of launching a new sport in a new market Building community through schools, events, and local outreach The future of padel in Utah and the United States Connect with Pedro Bautista and SLC Padel: Instagram SLC Padel Facebook SLC Padel Website SLC Padel TikTok SLC Padel About our Guest:  Pedro Bautista is the founder of SLC Padel Club, Utah’s first dedicated indoor padel facility. Originally from Venezuela, Pedro moved to the United States to attend college in Florida before making Utah his home more than five years ago. A trained biomedical engineer, he built his professional career in medical manufacturing while maintaining a passion for fitness and athletics. Although his athletic background includes jiu-jitsu, boxing, CrossFit, running, and swimming, Pedro was introduced to padel through family and frequent visits to Miami and Europe, where the sport has experienced tremendous growth. Recognizing padel’s global popularity and the lack of dedicated facilities in Utah, he saw an opportunity to bring the sport to a new audience. Driven by a vision to create more than just a sports venue, Pedro founded SLC Padel Club as a community hub where people can connect, compete, and build lasting relationships through one of the world’s fastest-growing racket sports. About Padel:  Often described as a mix of tennis and squash. It is played in an enclosed box made of glass and wire mesh, allowing you to bounce balls off the walls. It uses a solid, stringless paddle with holes and a low-pressure tennis ball, and follows traditional tennis scoring. Resources & Previous Episodes of Interest: Endurance, Grit, and the Science of Impossible Goals with Croix Sather (Ep. 78) From Horses To High Fashion: The Journey Of Allison Lambert (EP. 73) From Jockey to Top Trainer: Jason Olmstead's Winning Formula (EP. 70) The Thrill of the Race: Insights from Andrew Offerman (Ep. 56) Connect with Billy Peterson: Peterson Wealth Services: Billy Peterson LinkedIn: Billy Peterson Facebook: Peterson Wealth Services Instagram: Peterson Wealth Services YouTube: Peterson Wealth Services billy@petersonws.com 801-475-4002 Connect with Cade Peterson:  Peterson Wealth Services: Cade Peterson  LinkedIn: Cade Peterson cade@petersonws.com 801-475-4002 Connect with Shaun Peterson:  Peterson Wealth Services: Shaun Peterson LinkedIn: Shaun Peterson shaun@petersonws.com 801-475-4002 This presentation is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as individualized investment advice or a recommendation of any particular security, strategy, or investment product. The views and opinions expressed by the guest speaker are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Peterson Wealth. The guest speaker is not affiliated with Peterson Wealth,  and Peterson Wealth does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy of third-party information.  The guest is not paid compensation for their participation; however, he/she may receive a non-cash gift from the firm.   Peterson Wealth is a registered investment advisor with the SEC. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal. Any examples or illustrations used in this presentation are hypothetical in nature and for demonstration purposes only. You should consult with your personal financial, tax, or legal advisor before making any investment decisions.

Shaken, stirred, and unforgettable! This week on Tales from Hollywoodland, the crew takes a fascinating look at The Femme Fatales of James Bond—the glamorous, dangerous, and iconic women who helped define the legendary 007 franchise. From seductive spies and deadly assassins to unforgettable Bond girls and complex villains, we explore the characters who stole scenes, challenged Bond, and became integral to the series' enduring legacy. Join us as we discuss legendary performances, memorable moments, and the actresses who brought these iconic characters to life across decades of James Bond films. Whether you're a longtime Bond fan or discovering the world of 007 for the first time, this episode celebrates the women who proved they were every bit as compelling as the world's most famous secret agent. Subscribe to the Tales from Hollywoodland Podcast for more interviews with authors, historians, and insiders uncovering the stories behind Hollywood's biggest legends. We want to hear from you! Feedback is always welcome. Please write to us at talesfromhollywoodland@gmail.com, and why not subscribe and rate the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, PlayerFM, Pandora, Amazon Music, Audible, and wherever fine podcasts are found.  #JamesBond #007 #BondGirls #FemmeFatale #SpyMovies #ClassicHollywood #MovieHistory #FilmPodcast #HollywoodPodcast #SeanConnery #RogerMoore #PierceBrosnan #DanielCraig #EvaGreen #TalesFromHollywoodland

The first ever Coaster Radio panel discussion is here — and it did not disappoint. Joining Mike and EB are three guests who come at the theme park world from completely different angles. Jessica Gardner — the Theme Parkette — is a Los Angeles-based travel content creator, actress with over 50 on-screen credits, USA Today 10Best theme park expert, and host of the ACE official podcast Ride With Us. Josh Reichlin of Made to Thrill spent years frustrated by theme park gift shops and instead of just complaining about it built an entire brand whose retro-style artwork now hangs in Six Flags parks, Holiday World, and an unreasonable number of other places. And Tom from Louisville — Coaster Radio listener since Season 1, game show contestant, Reel Design Contest semifinalist, cartoon lobster, and the man whose voice you hear every week saying "quick hits." Topics covered this week: Is Werewolf Gorge at Six Flags Fiesta Texas the last dive coaster we'll ever get genuinely excited about? Are we happy about Enchanted Parks and what should they call their skip the line program? Knoebels turns 100 this year and the panel has feelings. Michigan's Adventure turns 70 and nobody's sure what happens next. Jessica rode the new Phantom Theater at Kings Island three times in one day — with Meta glasses. Josh got a Voyage trimless night ride at Holiday World and called it life changing. Jessica's Voyage trimless night ride at the all-women's ride made her cry. The case for and against Epic Universe being the best theme park ever built — and why Tom from Louisville says Disneyland and he's not budging. Then the big question — do people like the ones on this panel actually make the theme park experience better? Influencers, podcasters, merchandise creators — do they add wonder or spoil it? The answers are honest, funny, and occasionally surprising. Plus Jessica reveals the most unexpected piece of theme park memorabilia in the history of the show. Tom brings the Trader Sam's mug. Josh explains what the Demon poster at Great America means to him personally. And somewhere in there, EB decides he needs to watch the Defunctland Fast Lane episode immediately.

John Morgan and Cold Coffee are back together in Vegas ahead of a solid event at the Apex, but just like everyone else, much of their attention is already on UFC Freedom 250 and a historic event at the White House. The two recap an incredible “CFFC 154: The Thrill on the Hill” event, discuss the rapidly changing MMA landscape, and more.

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Think Walt Disney World is just for little kids? Think again! In this episode of Mom Street USA, we're creating the PERFECT THRILL DAY at Disney World for coaster lovers, adrenaline junkies, teens, and anyone who loves high-speed attractions.We're breaking down the best thrill rides across all four Walt Disney World theme parks, including Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. From the backward plunge on Expedition Everest to the thrilling launch of Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and the high-speed race through the Grid on TRON Lightcycle Run, we're covering every major thrill ride Disney has to offer.In this episode you'll learn:• The best thrill rides in each Disney World park• Height requirements for Disney thrill attractions• Which rides are best for first-time coaster riders• The most intense rides at Walt Disney World• Tips for riding Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, TRON Lightcycle Run, Tower of Terror, Rock 'n' Roller Coaster, Expedition Everest, Flight of Passage, and more• How to maximize Lightning Lanes and Single Rider lines• My recommended strategy to experience the MOST thrill rides possible in one dayFeatured Attractions:⭐ Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind⭐ TRON Lightcycle Run⭐ Tower of Terror⭐ Rock 'n' Roller Coaster⭐ Expedition Everest⭐ Flight of Passage⭐ Rise of the Resistance⭐ Space Mountain⭐ Big Thunder Mountain Railroad⭐ Seven Dwarfs Mine Train⭐ Slinky Dog Dash⭐ Test Track⭐ Mission: SPACE⭐ Tiana's Bayou AdventureWhether you're planning a Disney vacation with teenagers, thrill seekers, or coaster enthusiasts, this episode will help you build the ultimate Disney World thrill ride itinerary.Subscribe for more Disney vacation planning tips, Disney World itineraries, Lightning Lane strategies, Disney hotel reviews, park guides, and family-friendly Disney vacation advice!Watch Mom Street USA LIVE on YouTube every FRIDAY at 12pm est!Join us now on our Patreon account: https://patreon.com/MomStreetUSACheck out our partnership with Kingdom Strollers here: https://fas.st/t/jLDXEFpD Find more on MOWD here: https://mowd.io/ Have a question or have a future show topic recommendation? Chat with us on Patreon or email us @ momstreetusa@gmail.com!⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/momstreetusa#DisneyWorld #DisneyPlanning #WaltDisneyWorld #DisneyPodcast #DisneyTips #DisneyVacation #MagicKingdom #HollywoodStudios #EPCOT #AnimalKingdom #DisneyThrillRides #DisneyVacationPlanning

Seth Fassano, Santiago Zuluaga, and Steve Smith talk Figgy, Kai Asakura, Thrill on the hill, what's next for David Benavidez, and more.

Guest: Jordan HallStorm chasing has always lived right at the edge—part science, part instinct, and part, let's be honest… a little bit of chaos. But these days, it's not just about being in the right place at the right time—it's also about capturing it, sharing it, and bringing people along for the ride in real time. Today on Weather Geeks, we're talking with storm chaser Jordan Hall—someone who's spent countless hours on the road tracking down everything from classic supercells to high-risk, high-reward setups… all while navigating what it means to be a storm chaser in the age of social media. We'll get into some of his wildest chase stories, the decisions that matter most when things get intense, and how storm chasing is evolving in a world where your next viral video might be just one tornado away.Chapters00:00 The Thrill of Storm Chasing10:01 From Hobby to Career: The Journey of a Storm Chaser16:17 Break 120:10 Navigating the Challenges of Storm Chasing23:03 Break 229:22 Navigating Personal Safety29:59 The Role of Social Media in Storm Chasing30:35 Pressure and Competition in Storm Chasing32:06 Impact of Social Media on Storm Chasing34:42 International Storm Chasing Adventures36:55 Choosing Which Storms to Chase38:06 Awe-Inspiring Natural Phenomena39:39 Unique Chase Stories40:09 The Intersection of Storm Chasing and First Response44:32 Challenges of Chaser Convergence48:01 The Storm Chasing Community49:59 Advice for Aspiring Storm ChasersSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thrill and Eric discuss various topics in baseball, including the game's nuances, player performances, and team strategies. They also share personal anecdotes and opinions on analytics, celebrations, and the importance of being consistent throughout a season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The heat is getting to Jane and Fi and they're getting themselves into a right muddle with bra sizing. They also cover rugged terrain on the King's Road, diaper parties, the charms of Worcester, spooky parking talents, and extravagant wedding outfits. They're also joined by royal biographer Andrew Lownie to discuss the paperback of his book 'Entitled'. You can buy tickets for Fringe by the Sea: https://www.fringebythesea.com/off-air-with-jane-fi-and-special-guest-jan-ravens/ Our next book club pick will be a collection of short stories! 'Interpreter of Maladies' is by Jhumpa Lahiri. You can check out our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@OffAirWithJaneAndFOur new playlist 'Coiled Spring' is up and running: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4tmoCpbp42ae7R1UY8ofzaOur most asked about book is called 'The Later Years' by Peter Thornton.If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radioFollow us on Instagram! @janeandfiPodcast Producer: Eve SalusburyExecutive Producer: Rosie Cutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Remembering country music. Why do people fight so crazy nowadays? Anger at home and in schools. Drop anger: drop "you."

WTF features Cyber Trucks on "wade mode", Krispy Kreme Glaze with the save, and a really strange reason for a get together. Plus, rollercoaster tears/fears, Colbert back on TV in less than 23 hours and Glen Matlock, original bass player for the Sex Pistols on his early influences, how Mick Jagger keeps getting in his way and catching Oasis stealing booze from the Sex Pistols dressing room. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thrill and Eric talk about the Giants' struggles, specifically their pitching and hitting, and how they need to pick up their game. Additionally, they share their opinions on the importance of situational hitting, the decline of traditional baseball skills, and the need for players to focus on getting the ball in the air. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Psychologist Julian Jaynes came up with a stunning hypothesis in 1976, that human consciousness only developed in the last 3000 years. And he seemed to have proof in ancient texts. Scholars have been picking it apart ever since and in this classic episode we join the club.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.