Podcasts about tonka trucks

Tonka Trucks have seem to be a part of most young boys youth…to a certain age. With the advancement of technology and toys in general, Tonka has never been less relevant. Now there is speculation that the toy company could close up shop for good.  

Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks, and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude, and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them.  After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Learn More About Mike And His Company - Click Here

Welcome everyone to the sixth AEW exclusive episode of Mouthing Off With Mike Is All Elite 6 - OUTBACK KANGAROO KICK!! Mike covers all things in the All Elite Wrestling world. Starting with Wednesday Night Dynamite: Fight for the Fallen! - “Freshly Squeezed!” AEW international Championship match - Jim Ross talks shop with Kenny Omega - Jack Perry's special announcement - Darby Allin and Nick Wayne vs Gates of Agony - Bromance at Outback Steakhouse with a side of Kangaroo Kicks & Crocodiles - Texas Chainsaw Massacre Death Match sees horrific reviews - “Who turned out the lights?” The Acclaimed vs ??? …    - “Get Bucked “ The Young Bucks vs The Gunns Next up is AEW Friday Night Rampage: Fight for the fallen !  - Rey Fenix vs Komander - Interview with Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D expresses her excitement for match in Wembley  - ROH World Tag Team Champions ( Aussie Open) bring the Thunder from down under against Brother Zay and “All Ego” Ethan Page  - The Hardy's issue a challenge against Aussie Open for next weeks Dynamite - Sammy Guevara vs Jon Cruz - Sponsored by Tonka Trucks(not really) The Main Event! Hikaru Shida and Skye Blue vs The Outcasts' Ruby Soho and Toni Storm Mike has a Collision, AEW Saturday Night Collision that is:  - “Well I'm not a Vampire But I am The Cult of Personality” Samoa Joe vs (The Golden Vampire) -  “I wanna see your Peacock! “ Dalton Castle vs Jay White - The Gunns and Juice vs The Iron Savages - Rick Starks wants to bring Chaos to Collision - Willow Nightingale vs Diamanté - Exclusive Interview with Madam Toni Storm and another flying stiletto - Powerhouse Hobbs vs Kevin Ku  (AEW debut ) - Main Event!  Darby Allin vs Christian Cage Mike Wraps the show up with the AEW Exclusive “Final Mouth Off! Covering a wide range of topics including: All In hitting over 80,000 tickets sold, MJF & Cole being the highlight of Dynamite, CM Punk news, Updates on Cash and the Clip! Don't forget to Mouth Off with Me on Social Media! Twitter: @MOWM_Podcast Instagram: MOWM_Podcast Dubby Link: https://www.dubby.gg/products/copy-of-starter-pack-shaker-cup?ref=fx1bO2a_GFhod&variant=43977125363940 Dubby Code: MOWM10 Special thanks to Chad The Wicked Foster for the Theme to MOWM check him out here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/chadthewikkedfoster/gods-will?utm_source=SendGrid&utm_medium=Email+&utm_campaign=website&fbclid=PAAab9enVQeZBHcM7rz6PTI0oGmn_OZoAZ1ivmgZFizD6aGBTOXh6VloMp-_4 Thanks for listening!!

In this "Boys' Toys" episode of our two-part TOYS OF SUMMER podcast, we revisit icons ranging from Zack the Lego Maniac to Sergeant Slaughter in remembrance of the toys we played with in the 80s and 90s that were marketed primarily to boys. As it turns out, some of our favorite cartoons from childhood were more than meets the eye - they were advertisements in disguise, created explicitly to get us to buy plastic playthings! The toy-to-TV-show trend kicked off with Hasbro's relaunch of its G.I. JOE action figures in 1982, rebranded as the “Real American Hero” in a corresponding animated series. It was soon followed by action figure juggernauts HE-MAN AND THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE and THE TRANSFORMERS. Using bulging muscles, explosive hardware, and cartoon violence to appeal to young boys, these series often wrapped up with a wholesome life lesson to balance out the mayhem (before cutting to a commercial break encouraging us to buy the latest bazooka-toting action figures). Along the way, we touch on other toys marketed mainly to boys during this era, including Hot Wheels, Nerf, Tonka Trucks, and Super Soaker - and of course, share thoughts on 1986's TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE and how the death of Optimus Prime traumatized a whole generation of youngsters. With the fabulous secrets of our favorite toy brands revealed to us, do any of these products still have the power? Or do companies like Hasbro and Mattel just look like Decepticons to us now? With movies like BARBIE and TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS in theaters this summer, it's the perfect time to reconsider the lessons we learned from toy-branded cartoons and commercials in the 80s and 90s. Because now we know that the cartoons we loved as kids were a total sham — and knowing is half the battle! (This episode may contain a choking hazard for children under 3. Becky, Chris, and Seth sold separately.) Follow When We Were Young on Twitter and Instagram at @WWWYshow, on Facebook at Facebook.com/WWWYShow and email episode suggestions to wwwyshow@gmail.com. Don't forget to subscribe and review us on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts (or wherever you get your podcasts) so more folks check out the show! Help us defray the costs of creating this show, which include recording remotely, purchasing movies/shows/music to review, delivery food to eat our feelings, and producing & editing in-house at the MFP Studio in Los Angeles, California by donating to our Patreon account at patreon.com/WhenWeWereYoung

Many people alive today have memories of Tonka trucks, which have been an enduring element of the children's toy market for more than 70 years. Now owned by Hasbro, these realistic metal toys were invented and once manufactured in the western Twin Cities suburb of Mound. Reporter Nick Williams joins host Eric Roper to discuss how Tonka got its start in Minnesota. LINKS: How did Tonka trucks get their start in Minnesota? (April 2023 Curious Minnesota story)

Vintage Tonka trucks are fine collectibles because of their nostalgic appeal. In the mid-50s, Tonka Toys was producing over 400,000 toy trucks every week. The Tonka trucks were most kids' favorite toys. So today, they bring back fond memories making them highly valuable collectibles. What are the most valuable Tonka trucks, and what should you look out for when buying vintage Tonka trucks? Read on to find answers to these questions and more. Check Images: Valuable Antique Detector(https://www.txantiquemall.com/vintage-tonka-trucks/) Pin: https://www.pinterest.com/valuableantiquedetector/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/valuableantiquedetector/ TW: https://twitter.com/antiquedetector Ins: https://www.instagram.com/valuableantiquedetector/   Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

On a special episode of Pop Goes The Classics, Andy Atherton rides solo to do a live watch of 2011's Cars 2. Originally broadcasted live on Stream Lounge, he gives his thoughts on the casting of Michael Caine as Finn McMissle; spy movie tropes; Spy Hunter the video game; the tribute to Doc Hudson; Tonka Trucks; electric cars; NASCAR vs. Indy Car; eating too much wasabi; Japanese bathrooms; Mater's Tall Tales; informants; cars that are lemons; the value of dents; downhill race courses; the different settings for the races; voice activation; Mater the case breaker & funny bumper stickers. To watch along on Stream Lounge, click this link: https://www.streamlounge.io/watch/2815583f-4b87-4a60-9f00-7e4b341256fc

Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks, and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude, and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them.  After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Learn More About Mike And His Company - Click Here

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Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks, and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude, and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them.  After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Learn More About Mike And His Company - Click Here

With so many new listeners joining the Patreon recently, today I'll be clarifying the hierarchy of misbehavior, and outlining in very clear steps, the timeline of exactly what to do when your child is misbehaving, using the example of hitting. It may seem cute and harmless when your kid is 16 months old, but if you don't nip it in the bud, hitting can become very problematic and painful if you allow it to continue, particularly when it's directed at another kid. First, you want to try the gentle method of simply grabbing their hand and saying, "No, we don't hit." If the behavior doesn't stop or even escalates from there, this is when the “Go To Your Room” strategy comes into play. The most important thing you can do is keep yourself regulated, and while co-regulation is ideal, this can be hard to do when someone is slapping you in the face or throwing Tonka Trucks at your head. If you need to take space separately to stabilize your own mental state, that's absolutely okay. This way you can come back and lend your child your calm, instead of giving them your Psycho Mom chaos. Once you are regulated, check to see whether you are continually moving the boundary or allowing your child to dictate your actions, as this can give kids too much power and cause their behavior to escalate even further. Next you'll want to figure out what caused the misbehavior in the first place. In non-hot moments, you can introduce the conscious parenting strategies that I've been breaking down in recent episodes, such as creating a throwing corner, building emotional vocabulary, and engaging in role play. Remember that it is not our job to make our kids like us - we are here to parent them, be their caregiver, guide them, and set firm boundaries. Our kids are brand new on the planet, and their only job is to explore and figure it all out, not take care of our feelings. We have to parent without their permission, not take anything personally, and trust that all our hard work in the toddler trenches will foster securely attached, emotionally intelligent kids and adults, which I promise will set the foundation for really cool, strong relationships down the road. Once again, thank you so much for your patronage, and for all of your wonderful questions and feedback as we unpack these important topics together. For more information on my potty training and parenting resources, please visit the links below.   The Finer Details of This Episode: Similar to my experience raising my puppy, Maverick, it's not fair to expect your young child to make good decisions - it's up to us as adults to help guide them A client asked about my knack for being pragmatic and organized I recently had to shake up my schedule as it was not working and I was falling behind, exhausted If you are feeling like your routine isn't working, it might be helpful to break down the components of your day and see where you can shift things around to maximize your time A lot of new listeners are joining the Patreon and I appreciate it so much But if you're just joining the podcast and starting with my latest episodes, the timeline might seem a little screwy - we don't want to immediately go to the “Go To Your Room” strategy, for example I wanted to run through the hierarchy of what happens when your child is misbehaving In the example of hitting, it seems harmless under the age of 2, but can become problematic and painful if it continues, especially toward other children If they're hitting around 16 months, you want to first try a quick, gentle parenting approach of simply grabbing their hand and saying, “No, we don't hit people” For some children, this is enough to stop the behavior But many parents report that their children are escalating at this point - if they continue to hit, this is when you would definitely want to implement the “Go To Your Room” strategy A lot of parents still say this feels like abandoning or will lead to a bigger reaction When behavior escalates, we're working either Overground (stopping the behavior in the moment) or Underground (getting to the root cause behind it) If we give in when the child's behavior escalates, we are moving the boundary and the child will keep testing it - moving the boundary can actually cause the behavior to escalate and give kids too much power Having too much power is actually scary for your child and makes them more reactive It's not the natural order of things and they are not developmentally capable of handling that When your child is escalating, check that you're not moving the boundary or letting them dictate your actions Next, ask yourself “What is causing this?” as something else could be going on If you allow your child to continue with aggressive or violent behavior, it will only cause you to become dysregulated as well The “Go To Your Room” strategy allows you to separate and calm your bodies before the situation gets out of hand I find the Gentle Parenting approach to label your child's feeling in the middle of a tantrum very annoying and condescending - they already know they're angry or frustrated What's more helpful is to acknowledge that they're mad and suggest you both take a break You can take that space together, but if your child is hurting you or you are feeling so dysregulated that you are in tears or yelling, you need to take that space separately This is the Band Aid solution in the moment, but you also need to get to the bottom of what caused the behavior in the first place When we get to the root cause, this is where we implement our conscious parenting strategies in non-hot moments (use a throwing corner, help build emotional vocabulary, role play) If you can regulate together with your child, great, but don't be afraid to take that space alone - it is crucial that you stabilize your own mental state so you can come back and lend your child your calm, not give them your chaos This is when Psycho Mom comes out Nobody can stay super calm when their kid is throwing things at you or slapping you - it's unexpected, painful, and jarring Don't feel guilty if you lose your sh-t when this happens - you're only human We can't expect ourselves to walk around, completely regulated all day long These are learning lessons and opportunities to apologize to our child and model self-regulation Co-regulation is ideal, but it is not always possible - if that's the case, it's okay to separate Remember, the goal is not for our kids to like us, it's to parent them - be the caregiver, create boundaries, provide for them, and foster a secure attachment Maintaining boundaries can be exhausting, and it's often easier to give in to a meltdown You can't take any of this personally Our kids don't really care about us - they're busy playing and learning, and it's not their job to concern themselves with us Also, they'll never love us the way we love them so we can't expect equal love - it's just the nature of the beast and we will always love them more Their only job right now is to barrel through life, touching, tasting, smelling, and experiencing everything life has to offer, not to care about our feelings The emotional capacity will come later   Quotes: “Don't make your child responsible for making the good decision… Don't expect your child to fully make good decisions. They're not going to make good decisions. They're too new, they don't have the brain development.” “I restructured my whole day and it's fantastic. It looks nothing like it did two weeks ago… If your day isn't working, and it's not just the regular exhaustion of being a parent and your kid up your ass all day, and the whining, and the negotiating, and the sibling stuff...it's worth breaking down and sort of even taking the components of your day and seeing, Well, what if I shift this here and what if I shift this there?” “We're not here to just drudge through every day, or be caught on a hamster wheel where we just feel like we can't catch up.” “The very first thing we always try to do is a very easy, quick, gentle parenting - No, no, we don't hit. You might block and kind of grab their hand, not violently, but grab their hand as they're about to hit and say, No, no, we don't hit, okay. We don't hit people.” “That is, a lot of times, what causes these escalations is we keep moving the boundary. And then the child has to keep testing it.” “When they start dictating our actions - You're going to play with me, you're going to cook me lunch, you're going to do this, that's too much power for them. And they get even more reactive, because they shouldn't have that much power. It's scary. It messes up their prefrontal cortex. It's just not the natural order of things.” “We don't want a child to know that they can just sit there and pummel you. That's also not really a good lesson. It is so much better for you guys to separate, and that is why, again, we do the Go To Your Room strategy. Hey, I can see you're pissed off. I'm pissed off. Let's go to our rooms and settle our bodies.” “When somebody says to you, Well, you look very angry. Really? No sh-t, I just threw a Tonka truck at your head because I'm pissed off.” “Can you take that space together? 100%. But if you're going to take that space, and the kid keeps pummeling you, or you're going to take that space and you've already become so dysregulated that you're in tears, or you've already yelled, then you need to separate.” “The solution is getting to the bottom of it, and the bottom of it - that is all the other work that we're doing as conscious parents in this new paradigm of parenting. That is when, in non-hot moments, we create the anger throwing corner, where we create emotional vocabulary, where we might process or roleplay.” “If you need this space, you guys, take the space. It is infinitely better to lock your child in a room for five minutes while you get your sh-t together, regulate, and stabilize your own emotional state, and then come back to your child. Then you can lend them your calm, you cannot give them your chaos.” “This idea that we need to be in sainthood while our kids swirl around us - I think it's unrealistic, and it's damaging us.” “If it's available, co-regulation is the best thing in the world. If it's not available to you, it's okay to separate and it's okay to separate in a really jarring way if you have to.” “As a generation of parents, one of the things that we're all doing wrong is we want our kids to like us. And we want a good relationship. But we also just want our kids to like us, which is natural. But that's not really our job. Our job is to parent, even if they don't like us.” “Don't concentrate on having a good relationship. Concentrate on the boundaries, and the rulemaking, and keeping everything safe and secure, and rhythm and routine. And we really want that secure attachment.” “If they're ignoring you, it's not because they're ignoring you. It's not personal, it's because they're busy. They're playing with something. It has nothing to do with you. And I think that's a really hard thing to accept.” “It's not really their job, at this time, to care about you. And again, I don't mean in like empathy, getting hurt, that kind of way. I mean, don't expect them to care about your feelings, because it's not really their job. They're still figuring out all their stuff.” “We have to parent without their permission… They're brand new on the planet.” “Why would he care? He's 2.5 or 3.5 [years old]. It's not his job to care! It's his job right now to barrel through life, touching and tasting and smelling and tripping and falling and learning. That's his or her job right now.” “It's not about caring, that's going to come later. So don't take it personally. Don't expect them to care.”   Links: Jamie's Homepage -  http://www.jamieglowacki.com/ Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler -  https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page:  https://www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki?

With so many new listeners joining the Patreon recently, today I'll be clarifying the hierarchy of misbehavior, and outlining in very clear steps, the timeline of exactly what to do when your child is misbehaving, using the example of hitting. It may seem cute and harmless when your kid is 16 months old, but if you don't nip it in the bud, hitting can become very problematic and painful if you allow it to continue, particularly when it's directed at another kid. First, you want to try the gentle method of simply grabbing their hand and saying, "No, we don't hit." If the behavior doesn't stop or even escalates from there, this is when the “Go To Your Room” strategy comes into play. The most important thing you can do is keep yourself regulated, and while co-regulation is ideal, this can be hard to do when someone is slapping you in the face or throwing Tonka Trucks at your head. If you need to take space separately to stabilize your own mental state, that's absolutely okay. This way you can come back and lend your child your calm, instead of giving them your Psycho Mom chaos. Once again, thank you so much for your patronage, and for all of your wonderful questions and feedback as we unpack these important topics together. For more information on my potty training and parenting resources, please visit the links below.   The Finer Details of This Episode: Similar to my experience raising my puppy, Maverick, it's not fair to expect your young child to make good decisions - it's up to us as adults to help guide them If you are feeling like your routine isn't working, it might be helpful to break down the components of your day and see where you can shift things around to maximize your time When behavior escalates, we're working either Overground (stopping the behavior in the moment) or Underground (getting to the root cause behind it) If we give in when the child's behavior escalates, we are moving the boundary and the child will keep testing it - moving the boundary can actually cause the behavior to escalate and give kids too much power When your child is escalating, check that you're not moving the boundary or letting them dictate your actions If you allow your child to continue with aggressive or violent behavior, it will only cause you to become dysregulated as well The “Go To Your Room” strategy allows you to separate and calm your bodies before the situation gets out of hand I find the Gentle Parenting approach to label your child's feeling in the middle of a tantrum very annoying and condescending - they already know they're angry or frustrated When we get to the root cause, this is where we implement our conscious parenting strategies in non-hot moments (use a throwing corner, help build emotional vocabulary, role play) If you can regulate together with your child, great, but don't be afraid to take that space alone - it is crucial that you stabilize your own mental state so you can come back and lend your child your calm, not give them your chaos Co-regulation is ideal, but it is not always possible - if that's the case, it's okay to separate Maintaining boundaries can be exhausting, and it's often easier to give in to a meltdown Our kids don't really care about us - they're busy playing and learning, and it's not their job to concern themselves with us Also, they'll never love us the way we love them so we can't expect equal love - it's just the nature of the beast and we will always love them more   Links: Jamie's Homepage - http://www.jamieglowacki.com/ Oh Crap! Potty Training – https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Potty-Training-Everything-Parenting-ebook/dp/B00V3L8YSU Oh Crap! I Have A Toddler -  https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Oh-Crap!-I-Have-a-Toddler/Jamie-Glowacki/Oh-Crap-Parenting/9781982109738 Jamie's Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/join/jamieglowacki? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How freaking cool were Tonka Trucks when you were a kid?!?!  You could pick up crawfish/crayfish in the back and go drop em off in the pond. Or you could crush your matchbox cars in a row with em!But, did you know that originally those suckers were made out of all metal and weighed roughly 11 pounds?Come find out all kinds of cool stuff about TONKA TRUCKS!  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/MistyandIke)

Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks, and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude, and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them.  After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Learn More About Mike And His Company - Click Here

This week we're interviewing a brand messaging genius, Mike Verret! In this episode we're covering all of this and more: Use marketing to drive efficiency Understand your audience for maximum delivery success Figure out what and when to say things to get more sales Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them. After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Connect with Mike: Www.verretandassociates.com If you want to be a part of the 10% of businesses that do sell, Download The Ultimate Business Selling Checklist now to prepare your company for sale, for its maximum value, here. Download our 5 Reasons Why Passive Investing In Small Businesses Is The Best Investment guide now, here. Let us know how you like it. Rate us. Leave a comment. Email us at info@abundantculture.co. Do something! Connect with us at: IG: @abundantculture FB: @abundantculture Rate us on your favorite podcast platform!

Dan and Corey start by naming the 13 Service Members killed at the Kabul airport at the hands of ISIS during the evacuation. This episode is dedicated to them and the countless others killed in service to America in Afghanistan since 2001.PLEASE stop using these 13 deaths to virtue signal a culture war narrative about "BIDEN BAD"!! (We already know Biden is bad...) And please stop using them to perpetuate a neocon, forever war narrative. Unless you can tell us ways in which it is not gross to do so. We're all ears @libservativepod and at libservativepod@gmail.com.Donald Trump wants us to go back to Afghanistan to recover our toys. Oops...left the Tonka Trucks in the wrong sandbox!In this week's "Red Pill - Blue Pill" segment...the topic is..."My Body My Choice." Vaccine mandates vs Abortion rights as Texas get's the go ahead to implement a very controversial abortion law while vaccine mandates are still a hot-button topic. Hurricane Ida. Corey and Dan predict how the narrative will go moving into next week for the polarized, radical idealogues on the left and right! 

Mike has more than 20 years of experience in advertising and marketing, and his ability to understand and connect with an audience is the hallmark of his career. The approach he shares is what taught him how to understand an audience and deliver his message in a way they will not forget. Mike spent 13 years in the agency world as a client services specialist before joining Hasbro Toys and Games on the global marketing team, where he developed marketing and retail programs for brands like Transformers, Tonka Trucks, and Jurassic World. In 2015, he became the face of the Hasbro Gaming franchise, with the charge to establish the personality, attitude, and style of the Hasbro Gaming portfolio by creating a message the audience won't soon forget. Mike has engaged his practice with audiences in the US, Hong Kong, India, Germany, Mexico, Brazil, and the UK, and every one of these audiences remembers him for not just what he says, but how he connects with them.  After over 20 years of real-world experience, Mike is thrilled to share his experience with you, and to show you how to get your audience to say… “TELL ME MORE!” Learn More About Mike And His Company - Click Here

This week Sam feels the need to stand up for her little bootie. Abby is slightly stressed and Sam is in a post grad slump (a real party duo these two are). They discuss KJ Apa’s announcement and the photographer at SNL Mary Ellen Matthews. Abby shares a Stay Humble of the century involving a tiny ex of an ex and Rihanna. Sorry no fanfic this week we experienced some technical difficulties!! We will have extra next week! Subscribe, Rate Us 5 Stars, and Leave a Review Follow us on Instagram @alldpodcast Follow us on Twitter @alldpodcast Follow us on Tiktok @alldpodcast Follow Sam on Instagram @sam_dunniFollow Abby on Instagram @abs_dunnigan08New Episodes Every Thursday

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‘It’s not the same without the flame’. Hot Wheels will go down as one of the most successful toy brands of all time, and the companion video games intended to merge the 1968 toy into the 21st century came with its share of good and bad racing games. Mike and Neil sit down with friend of the show Ali to discuss the Hot Wheels games and 5 other racing games on the GameCube in ‘Racing Games Part 2’ of The GameCube Was Cool Podcast! From Auto Modellista to Tonka Trucks, buckle up for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. The back of all the cases will be read at the start of the episode, skip to the 4:00 minute mark for the start of the episode.

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Travis, James and Kevin are talking TONKA! What's unique about vintage Tonka is that the brand is household name, but the rare pieces from the 70s and 80s don't have a high entry point for new collectors! Travis is currently sorting a a massive Tonka collection and has a lot of new insights on things like:  - 1980s Yellow Dump trucks - Private Label Tonka Trunks for branding - Japanese Tonka Trunks - Transformers Tonka Connection Hosted by Travis Landry, James Supp and Kevin Bruneau   

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Hello ModernJeepers welcome to Episode Number 89 of The ModernJeeper Show… the show about Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers.This is the big one… the one where we announce the winner of our first every Podcast Giveaway! Unfortunately, Corey got called away on a family emergency so Jessy and Matson are holding down the fort. Matson decided we were long overdue to interview our own Rockstar Jeep Girl, Jessy Greenland about her personal history and experience with Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers. They talk Barbie Jeeps, Tonka Trucks, YJ’s, XJ’s, working on her own rig, why it took her 23 years to finally go off-roading, the Red Dirt Jeep Club, Hurricane Harvey, Ladies Off Road Network and why her next addiction is her most expensive one yet. Then Jessy announces what we have all been waiting for… the winner of our first ever Podcast Giveaway! And, of course, we have our TechTip of the week… Jessy’s number one rule for all Ladies Off Road… As always, ModernJeeper is extremely grateful to our supporters including Warn Winches, Raceline Wheels, Bestop, Milestar Tires, Rugged Radios, Adventure Rack Systems, and, of course, Metalcloak.So, sit back, relax with a cold one, and enjoy Episode number 89 of The ModernJeeper Show…

I have Dylan Mallery on the podcast. A guest many have been waiting for. Carlos from Daily Carry Solutions co hosts. We talk dinosaurs, knife designs, prototypes, Tonka Trucks, Tik Tok, and more.

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This episode Dave and Wee are discussing the big hitter in original boys toys - Tonka Trucks. Originally made of metal, these toy excavation machines were the staples of play when we were children. We look at how they have changed over the years, and how they hold relevance in today's age of parenting and kids play.

From Ataris to Wiffle balls, bikes to Tonka Trucks, we're talking toys with the man who knows them best. Nicholas Ricketts, the curator of the Strong Museum of Play and National Toy Hall of Fame joins the show. We talk illegal toys, childhood memories and what makes a toy Hall of Fame worthy. Then, John Shull reveals a shocking secret. One so surprising, it could cost him both of his two friends.   Nicholas Ricketts: 03:52 John Shull: 25:55 Top 5 Toys: 51:55 Instagram Facebook Twitter

What was Christmas Morning Like? In this episode, we bring back fan favorite Emily Schneider and add my daughter Alison to bring you a panel on Christmas Toys from your past. The favorites, the over hyped, and those you wished for, and either got from Santa... or didn't. Plenty of classic toy commercials as well that inspired so many kids through the years! We talk Furbies, Webkins, Weebles, Tonka Trucks, Spirograph, the best Barbies, and of course, Star Wars toys. That's just the beginning. I'm sure we missed a ton, but there's more to talk about next Christmas. This episode is brought to you by Ageless Apparel. www.facebook.com/AgelessApparel/

Ariel gets bleeped, Jonathan gets exhausted, and you get a whole lotta geek news, from a D&D screenplay to controversy in X-Men artwork, and everything in between! Links: Will Carrie Fisher show up in Star Wars IX? Joe Manganiello a bigger geek than we thought Walking Dead actor joins Rampage monster film New rules for certain Academy Awards nominations The Fifth Element has another run in theaters Ghost in the Shell movie a flop? More Ghost in the Shell on the way - but it's more anime Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to look at the back side of water Michael Crichton manuscript getting the movie treatment The End is Nigh: Michael Bay says there are 14 more Transformers stories Life is like a box of spice - Forrest Gump writer joins Dune project New CoCo trailer IT trailer Clowns really don't like that IT trailer Joss Whedon could write and direct BatGirl New trailer for The Mummy Elephants the size of AT-ATs in King Arthur trailer From Aquaman to the Black Lagoon - WIll Beal's next project Is Sylvester Stallone expendable enough for Expendables 4? Will Turner shows up in Pirates 5 teaser New Warriors TV series will bring Squirrel Girl to the screen Daredevil Season 3 to shoot later this year Invader Zim TV movie on the way Marvel artist hides extremist religious statements in comics, Marvel responds Toyota made a life-sized Tonka truck

Un jeudi parfait qui vous est réservé au petit bonheur. Aujourd’hui on rit énormément en début de show: Marilyn et l’humoriste Pierre-Bruno Rivard inversent leur rôles, Marilyn accepte toutes les sortes de sac, les pieds brûlés pendant les cas de téléportation, Chuck nous ramème le film Wall•e (encore), on se remémore une vidéo virale désuète en 3 heures (quasiment, Nick nous parle de différents modèles de Jetpack, Marilyn se plaint des prix d’entrée pour La Ronde, on se remémore RollerCoaster Tycoon, Myst, les cds de démo venant tout droit des PC Gamer, Marilyn et Tonka Trucks, le meilleur tour à faire avec un téléporteur, les shows japonais. Un autre show complètement fou à te mettre sous la dent. À plus!Facebook - Youtube - iTuneshttp://mlyn.ca/ Pour contacter Marilyn!Et nous sommes tellement agile sur Twitter:Le Petit Bonheur: http://www.twitter.com/lepbonheurChuck: http://www.twitter.com/ChucktlPierre-Bruno: http://www.twitter.com/pbrivardNick: http://www.twitter.com/NickProvost

In this issue: Blacksad returns, Atomic Robo takes to the skies, Avengers are both New and Secret, and Nerdtacular 2012. NEWS Sony planning for Tonka Trucks movie LINK REVIEWS Stephen ATOMIC ROBO: FLYING SHE DEVILS OF THE PACIFIC #1 Writer: Brian Clevinger Artist: Scott Wegener Publisher: Red 5 Comics SOLICITATION: This series was intended to be Volume 2. And then Volume 3. Then Volumes 4 through 6. But it was too big and too crazy. We weren’t ready to make it. Maybe we still aren’t, but we got tired of running from it. [rating:4/5] Rodrigo The Hypernaturals #1
 Created by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Brad Walker
 Written by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning
 Art by Brad Walker & Andres Guinaldo
 SC, 32pgs, FC, SRP: $3.99
 COVER A: Francesco Mattina
 COVER B: Trevor Hairsine
 Diamond Code: MAY120940 It is the far future; the human race has finally colonized the galaxy, preserving an era of prosperity that’s only possible because of The Hypernaturals. They’re a celebrated, galaxy-wide superhero task force that keeps the peace. That is, until they all mysteriously vanish. Now, as the galaxy teeters on the brink of chaos, it’s up to a group of retired and long forgotten Hypernaturals — and their novice recruits — to save the galaxy from complete destruction. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, the superstar writing duo behind ANNIHILATION and THE LEGION, launch an all-new original series that takes cosmic super-heroes to a new frontier. [rating:2.5/5] Matthew Secret Avengers #28
 Writer: Rick Remender
 Artist: Renato Guedes
 The Avengers have found a way to save the Kree homeworld, but one man stands in their way: Captain Marvel! Can Ms. Marvel and Protector break free of Minister Marvel’s control? When all else fails, one Avenger must rise and make the ultimate sacrifice. [rating:2/5] 
 Rob The New Avengers #27
 Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
 Artist: Mike Deodato
 AVX TIE-IN! Hope Summers journeys to the magical city of K’un L’un, home of the Iron Fist, to uncover her destiny! But will she conquer her future…or be consumed by it? [rating:3/5] Major Spoilers Poll of the Week It’s that time of year again, time when we roll out the poll of the week that is the question on everyone’s lips – The San Diego Comic Con, and your participation level Will you attend the San Diego Comic-Con this year? LINK Discussion: Blacksad: Silent Hell Detective John Blacksad returns, with a new case that takes him to a 1950s New Orleans filled with hot jazz and cold-blooded murder! Hired to discover the fate of a celebrated pianist, Blacksad finds his most dangerous mystery yet in the midst of drugs, voodoo, the rollicking atmosphere of Mardi Gras, and the dark underbelly that it hides! Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

In this issue: Blacksad returns, Atomic Robo takes to the skies, Avengers are both New and Secret, and Nerdtacular 2012. NEWS Sony planning for Tonka Trucks movie LINK REVIEWS Stephen ATOMIC ROBO: FLYING SHE DEVILS OF THE PACIFIC #1 Writer: Brian Clevinger Artist: Scott Wegener Publisher: Red 5 Comics SOLICITATION: This series was intended to be Volume 2. And then Volume 3. Then Volumes 4 through 6. But it was too big and too crazy. We weren’t ready to make it. Maybe we still aren’t, but we got tired of running from it. [rating:4/5] Rodrigo The Hypernaturals #1
Created by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Brad Walker
Written by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning
Art by Brad Walker & Andres Guinaldo
SC, 32pgs, FC, SRP: $3.99
COVER A: Francesco Mattina
COVER B: Trevor Hairsine
Diamond Code: MAY120940 It is the far future; the human race has finally colonized the galaxy, preserving an era of prosperity that’s only possible because of The Hypernaturals. They’re a celebrated, galaxy-wide superhero task force that keeps the peace. That is, until they all mysteriously vanish. Now, as the galaxy teeters on the brink of chaos, it’s up to a group of retired and long forgotten Hypernaturals — and their novice recruits — to save the galaxy from complete destruction. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, the superstar writing duo behind ANNIHILATION and THE LEGION, launch an all-new original series that takes cosmic super-heroes to a new frontier. [rating:2.5/5] Matthew Secret Avengers #28
Writer: Rick Remender
Artist: Renato Guedes
The Avengers have found a way to save the Kree homeworld, but one man stands in their way: Captain Marvel! Can Ms. Marvel and Protector break free of Minister Marvel’s control? When all else fails, one Avenger must rise and make the ultimate sacrifice. [rating:2/5]
 Rob The New Avengers #27
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Artist: Mike Deodato
AVX TIE-IN! Hope Summers journeys to the magical city of K’un L’un, home of the Iron Fist, to uncover her destiny! But will she conquer her future…or be consumed by it? [rating:3/5] Major Spoilers Poll of the Week It’s that time of year again, time when we roll out the poll of the week that is the question on everyone’s lips – The San Diego Comic Con, and your participation level Will you attend the San Diego Comic-Con this year? LINK Discussion: Blacksad: Silent Hell Detective John Blacksad returns, with a new case that takes him to a 1950s New Orleans filled with hot jazz and cold-blooded murder! Hired to discover the fate of a celebrated pianist, Blacksad finds his most dangerous mystery yet in the midst of drugs, voodoo, the rollicking atmosphere of Mardi Gras, and the dark underbelly that it hides! Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

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