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Today Lance, Kris, Jordan and Malcolm give their take on Fruits Basket, what they think of Disney's CEO and the Shang Chi "experiment", Awkwafina's minstrel comments and much more. 0:00 Intro 6:03 Reading and Watching 18:20 Marvel Phase 4 30:48 Shang Chi "experiment" 43:19 Awkwafina Awkward comment 50:35 Fruits Basket Review --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cfa7/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cfa7/support

Your mind takes in a massive amount of information each second, are you one that thrives or are you overwhelmed by all the information? Today Lance and Henish talk about critical thinking.

There were 10s of thousands of underground singles from the 1970s made in small numbers and have almost entirely disappeared from history. Lance Barresi of LA's Permanent Records and Daniel Hall of Riding Easy Records scour these forgotten singles, curate and reissue them as the Brown Acid compilation series. Today Lance and Daniel discuss their story, the process of compiling these amazing compilations and share a track from the upcoming Brown Acid Trip No12. If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related.

Lance celebrates the University of Adversity Podcast’s feature in Business Insider and Disrupt Magazine as one of the 21 Podcasts To Expand Your Mind in 2021.  Today Lance is comin’ at you solo style to thank each and every one of you for listening and supporting the show.  Lance is a BIG believer in hopes and dreams.  He knows that when you have belief in yourself, there’s nothing you can’t accomplish. 

Today Lance and Corey talk about times in their lives where they had to face their need for God. Contact us with ideas, questions, concerns, memes, you name it Email: O3ECast@gmail.com Insta: O3ECast Facebook: Out of Our Element YouTube: Out of Our Element --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/out-of-our-element/support

Today Lance was joined by such a beautiful soul.  Samantha Joy is an Identity Coach and a Best-Selling Author of The Less Effect. Samantha’s coaching helps entrepreneurs and influencers understand the concept of minimalism. This enables them to shift their identity to their most authentic self by clearing out old aspects of their life which results in enhanced mental clarity, a better grasp on who they actually are and it gives them the tools to design a life that attracts abundance and fulfillment. Listen as Samantha opens up about her childhood and how she felt she needed to prove her worth aside from her physical appearance. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: [00:08:47] Samantha’s Backstory [00:26:49] The Moment That Made Things Change [00:38:04] Miracles & Gratitude [00:50:38] Advice Samantha Would Give Herself [00:59:13] Three Points To Help Switch Your Identity

Today Lance is joined by co-founder of The Verity Foundation and host of The Timeless Talks Podcast, Simon Fyall. Lance and Simon go deep into conversation regarding their childhoods and their relationships with their fathers. Simon shares the pivotal moment that happened to him at 12 years old and how he had to take on a lot of responsibility. One of Simon’s life goals right now is to close the generational gap between our youth and seniors as Simon presents how both young and old can learn from each other and in turn, make life easier. This is an episode that both men and women can get value from.  IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  [00:10:36] The Beginning [00:15:22] Did Simon’s Childhood Affect Him? [00:39:28] Is Simon Hard On Himself? [00:46:32] What Did Simon’s Grandpa Say? [00:50:26] The Timeless Talks Vision

On this episode Killian is joined by the Assistant Social Media Director for Being Libertarian, Lance Cayko. Today Lance and Killian are going to lay some ideas down on the future to come for our economy and also their general thoughts on what Capitalism is now.

From Almost playing pro hockey, to travelling the world running some of the top bars in Australia, Lance Essihos has never lived a dull moment, but he also has had to face some inner demons and difficult times. He battled with drugs and alcohol for many years and having to overcome the losses of his younger brother to suicide and his father to cancer both within a span of 18 months He made a promise to himself to create a new life that was going to have meaning, value and fulfillment, and show that even when faced with adversity at the worst possible moment, that there is always light at the end of the darkness. Today Lance runs the top 200 podcast University of Adversity and is co-founder of IGNiTE – podcasting with purpose – to help others bring their ideas to the masses through podcasting. He continues to follow his passion of connecting with people and help build an inspirational influence that he can share with the world and bring value to their lives.   Places to Find Lance: On Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lancewessihos/ (@lancewessihos) Personal https://www.lanceessihos.com/ (website). Ignite Podcast Production https://powered-by-nova.clickfunnels.com/optin26327719 (website). University of Adversity https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/university-of-adversity/id1440306226?mt=2 (on iTunes).   Show Notes: [3:00] minute: What was life like for you growing up and what was the mindset around money and success that was instilled in you? Grew up in Edmonton in a good family but one that struggled financially, creating a scarcity mindset. Moved across the country with his Father at 11 years old, separating him from the rest of his family and support. Became lost during his teenage and high school years as he tried to make it pro in hockey, and found drinking to be his only escape. Bartended through his 20’s, “partied to work, worked to party”. Had a Brother commit suicide, followed by losing his Dad to cancer in a short period of time. This inspired Lance to want to make a change. [10:15] minute: What is it about you or your mindset or what you did after you lost those people close to you that allowed you to make it through that experience and learn from that adversity instead of crumbling under the weight of it? Had gotten sober prior to his Father passing, and that allowed him to react differently when it happened, he was already on a path of transformation. Gratitude practices helped. “I can use the adversity as fuel, or I can let it absolutely destroy it.” [12:10] minute: What is the common thread that you see from your guests on University of Adversity in the way that they turn that adversity into a strength ultimately? Has realized how similar we all are. Every single human being that has been successful has gone through something. [13:30] minute: Dorothy briefly explains the “Hero’s journey”. Learning to enjoy the journey and the process. “You are going to get thrown curveballs.” [15:00] minute: Talk to me about podcasting, you’ve had incredible success with your show the University of Adversity, what is it about podcasting that gets you so fired up and what would you say to someone interested in the field that hasn’t taken the leap? Everyone needs to understand the levels of magnitude it can have. Started for him as a way to build an audience. Hired someone else to help him build it, that way all the little things that would normally stop people from doing it were done for him. He wanted to help others do the same thing as was done for him, so created IGNiTE productions, podcasting with a purpose. [20:00] minute: For someone thinking about starting a show, what would you say to that person who is having trouble quieting that inner voice that is telling them all the reasons they can’t do it? Personalized to everyone. Need to jump in. If you are scared it’s normal. There is competition everywhere in life,...

From Lance's website: Lance is a full time pilot for Southwest Airlines.  With aviation as his profession and inspiration he wanted a name that captured flight.  Lance and his wife Jamie coincidently named their children Lucas Wylde and Judah Byrd.  He combined their names to create Wyldebyrd. Prior to the establishment of Wyldebyrd Art, Lance grew up in Northern Ontario Canada, in Sioux Lookout.  His Father Howard was a pilot and his mother Sandra a school teacher.  His parents s started their own air service back in 1989.  Lance was asked to be the designer and builder of the remote buildings of the new business Lockhart Air Services. Combing years of summer jobs and his love of architecture in the far reaches of the remote wilderness Lance carved out the landscape and built several structures that are still standing and being used to date. After completing college Lance joined the company as a bush pilot.  He often flew hundreds of miles further north into remote native villages.  The adventure and challenge were in his blood.  As his connection to the landscape and the presence of history and culture of the native people.  It resonated with Lance. Today Lance often connects the emotional history in people's live to the pieces he creates.  Not only is the art inspired, it often speaks to people on a deeper level.  That element helps transform the creations into generational keepsakes. Lance Lockhart is the artist at Wyldebyrd Art. He is also a Captain for Southwest Airlines, one of the most beloved and trusted airlines in the world. He was hired in 2006 and upgraded to Captain in 2016. With thousands of flying hours over decades in aviation the position of Captain gives him great insight and access to unique aviation items to create into art. As an aviation artist, Lance is the only full time airline pilot and aviation artist. The view from the Captains seat not only help provide inspiration to create more art, it also allows a behind the scenes look and connection into the airline industry as well as years of flying experience in many plane types along the way. Art from the Captains hand and world leader in aviation art. No other storefront or company has as many products, provides as much value and connects with their customers as both the subject matter expert, with the creative ability to make desirable products.  

Today Lance and I talk about becoming a layer on the music industry in an innovative way, what this could mean for fans, and The official intro gets introduced!

Subject: Sunday Evening Speaker or Performer: Evangelist Lance Myers Date of Delivery: September 20, 2015 Evangelist Lance Meyers preaches Sunday Eve at FPC on You are Building Today the World You Will Live in Tomorrow on 9/20/15 PM

Evangelist Lance Meyers preaches Sunday Eve at FPC on "You are Building Today the World You Will Live in Tomorrow" on 9/20/15 PM - See more at: http://fpcjennings.net/page/you_are_building_today__lance_meyers#sthash.q4zB1H5s.dpuf