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Better Lawns and Gardens Hour 1 – Coming to you from the Summit Responsible Solutions Studios. Garden expert and host, Teresa Watkins discusses keeping pest away from cookouts, summer campfires, and family picnics with Heather Stickney, Summit Responsible Solutions. Teresa' Top Five Favorite vegetables that attract pollinators. What to plant in June in your landscape. Garden questions include transplanting Drift roses, tasty watermelon, herbicide for shorelines, is using cardboard in garden, weed barriers, and more. https://rb.gy/gf8k3s   Sign up for Teresa's monthly gardening newsletter, “In Your Backyard” where you can read Teresa's what to do in your landscape tips, Landscape Malpractice: How to know when to fire your landscaper,” Teresa's Design Tips; and more. https://www.she-consulting.com/      Art in Bloom Garden Tours Two sublime garden tours you don't want to miss! Small groups. Beautiful vistas. Buffalo Garden Walk and Niagara Falls, Canada and the beautiful Gardens of Scotland. Come join Teresa on these incredible garden tours! Graphic credit: Teresa Watkins Listen every Saturdays from 7am - 9am EST on WFLA- Orlando. Call in with your garden questions and text messages on 1-888.455.2867 and 23680, Miss the live broadcast? Listen on Audioboom podcast 24/7. https://rb.gy/gf8k3s  Join me on Facebook, Instagram. #WFLF #WFLA #FNN #WNDB #BetterLawns #gardening #Florida #planting #gardeninglife #radio #southflorida #northflorida #centralflorida #Deland #SHE #Orlando #Sarasota #Miami #FortLauderdale #podcast #syndicated #BLGradio #WRLN #WiOD #gardening #SummitResponsibleSolutions #QualityGreenSpecialists #BlackKow 

"What did Young Tony ask today?" – Murph & Markus debate if they were paying more attention to the Warriors or Giants game last night, why the Giants haven't extended Bob Melvin's contract yet, and rank their top five favorite ballparksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"What did Young Tony ask today?" – Murph & Markus debate if they were paying more attention to the Warriors or Giants game last night, why the Giants haven't extended Bob Melvin's contract yet, and rank their top five favorite ballparksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIn this episode, the guys bring back the Only Connect game! This time, however, the subjects vary wildly from personal interests and hobbies to Garrett's not so subtle racism.They also continue the newest entry in the Book Corner: Piranesi by Susanna Clark!

It's time! This week Kayla is discussing her top five books of 2024. The December book club pick is Most Wonderful by Georgia Clark. The episode will be out on 12/30. As always, the reviews are spoiler-free. Thank you for listening!  Buy the books Kayla covered here: https://bookshop.org/shop/professionalbookgirl Follow Professional Book Girl on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalbookgirl/ Follow Kayla on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kayreadwhat/Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@professionalbookgirlpod

In this entertaining episode of the Top 5 Podcast, hosts Kris McPeak and Annie Pruitt dive into their favorite 'bad day' songs. The duo discusses the key songs that help shake off a bad day, detailing why each tune uplifts their spirits. They share personal stories, ranging from concert shirts to dog antics, all while keeping the conversation light and fun. From Broadway hits to country tunes, this episode promises a varied and emotional playlist. Tune in for Kris and Annie's eclectic choices and their delightful off-topic rants.

WHOA!!!!  It's our 90th Episode!!!!!!!   Yeah, Halloween is over...so just put this episode in the queue for next year, LOL!   In this week's episode of the Top 5 podcast, Kris McPeak is joined by her sister Annie Pruitt to delve into the realm of guilty pleasure horror movies. They discuss what constitutes a 'guilty pleasure' in the horror genre, exploring films that are either critically panned, overly campy, or just too bizarre to ignore, yet still hold a special place in their hearts.   Get ready for a mix of cult classics, ridiculous plots, and terrifyingly fun picks that might just make it to your watch list.   00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 01:17 Guilty Pleasure Horror Movies 02:49 Top 5 Guilty Pleasure Horror Movies 02:52 Discussion on 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' 04:08 Discussion on '13 Ghosts' 06:40 Discussion on the 'Saw' Franchise 09:48 Discussion on 'Creep' 12:00 Discussion on 'Faces of Death' 14:52 Discussion on 'The Exorcist 3' 17:47 Entertaining Insights on 'Legion' 18:33 Anaconda: A Jungle Adventure 20:34 Jaws 3D: A Nostalgic Dive 23:18 Candyman: Urban Legends Explored 25:54 Rob Zombie's Horror Masterpieces 29:07 Motel Hell: A Bizarre Classic 31:21 Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation 32:18 Recap and Final Thoughts

Top Five Road Rage Songs In this episode of the Top Five Podcast, host Kris McPeak and her sister Annie Pruitt discuss their favorite road rage songs. They share personal anecdotes and delve into the cathartic power of music for channeling frustration while driving. Each gives their top five picks, along with honorable mentions, creating an energetic playlist that's both entertaining and therapeutic. Along the way, they touch on other topics like TV shows, and concerts, adding a lively and personal touch to the discussion. THIS WEEK'S PLAYLIST IS EPIC!  Get it HERE!! 00:00 Introduction and Veterans Day Greetings 00:31 Catching Up and TV Shows 02:11 Music Series Introduction 02:47 Top Road Rage Songs 04:04 Kris's Picks 05:15 Annie's Picks 16:48 Honorable Mentions 23:04 Conclusion and Farewell

Top 5 Songs from Our Birth Years: A Musical Journey   In this week's episode of the Top Five Podcast, hosts Kris McPeak and Annie Pruitt discuss their top five favorite songs from the Billboard Hot 100 charts of the years they were born. Kris was born in 1968, and Annie in 1974, and they delve into the pop culture significance and personal memories tied to the songs from those years.   The episode also features some lively banter about peculiar flavors of ketchup, spring cleaning, and fond recollections of old records.   And don't worry - a playlist is coming!  Stay tuned for the updated show notes in the days ahead.   Tune in for a nostalgic and entertaining musical journey through the late 60s and early 70s.   00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:06 Ketchup Controversy 01:38 Billboard Hot 100 Series Overview 02:17 Top Five Songs from the Year We Were Born 03:05 Annie's Top Five Countdown 04:56 Chris's Top Five Countdown 16:41 Honorable Mentions 22:48 Recap and Upcoming Episodes

The new season continues on as I welcome back my friend Alex Kruger, co-host of the Quit Chasin' Podcast, to talk one of Hollywood's greatest treasures, the one and only Tom Hanks. This episode, Alex and I discuss and breakdown our choices for Top 5 Favorite Tom Hanks films. Believe me when I tell you that this one of the hardest episodes I've ever done when it comes to choice a Top 5.Make sure to check out Alex's podcast, the Quit Chasin' Podcast wherever you find podcasts!If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe and rate the show wherever you stream your podcasts.Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmPodcastFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @WilhelmPodcastEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: feedback@wilhelmpodcast.com

In this episode of the Top 5 podcast, hosts Kris McPeak and her sister, Annie Pruitt, dive into their favorite pop culture hits from the Billboard Hot 100 during the year they each turned 21. Kris reminisces about the hits of 1989, while Annie shares her top picks from 1995. The episode includes engaging discussions about memorable concerts, fun summer activities, and iconic music videos, all while ensuring an entertaining walk down memory lane with their unapologetically right opinions. Enjoy this cleverly curated playlist celebrating the best songs from their milestone years! And stay tuned:  playlist is coming!!!!

It's a brand new season of Wilhelm which means all new Top 5 episodes, celebrity interviews and more! With his recent passing, I couldn't think of a more appropriate episodes to kick off the season with then revealing and discussing our Top Five Favorite James Earl Jones films. On this episode, I am joined by the co-host of the Comic Book Gurus Podcast, my great friend Craig Liggeons. Together, we pay tribute to the late legend and celebrate his works.Make sure to check out Craig's podcast, the Comic Book Gurus Podcast wherever you find podcasts!If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe and rate the show wherever you stream your podcasts.Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmPodcastFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @WilhelmPodcastEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: feedback@wilhelmpodcast.com

On this episode of stuffed crust, Greg and Ryan discuss our top five horror video games. Bring it all the way back to the 90s up to now so roll yourself a haunted Doobie drink some red red wine join us as we wax poetic our top five horror games brought to you by the you run podcast network --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yougonnaeatthatcrust/support

Top Five Buddy Cop Movies In this episode, Kris McPeak and Annie Pruitt discuss their favorite buddy cop movies.   They delve into the comedic and dramatic chemistry between pairs like Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in 'The Heat,' Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines in 'Running Scared,' and Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in 'Bad Boys.' Are any of these your favorites, by chance?   The hosts provide insights into why certain movies made their lists and the dynamics that make these films memorable. With a mix of humor and nostalgia, Kris and Annie celebrate the buddy cop genre, eventually crowning the 'Lethal Weapon' series as the standout - well, they are sisters after all.   They also add an interesting twist by including movies where the 'buddy' isn't a typical cop, such as 'Turner & Hooch' and 'K9.'   Enjoy!   00:00 Welcome to the Top Five Podcast 00:50 Defining Buddy Cop Movies 01:30 The Heat: A Hilarious Duo 04:38 Running Scared: A Classic Revisited 07:44 Rush Hour: The Odd Couple 10:16 Hot Fuzz: British Comedy Gold 12:50 Stakeout: A Forgotten Gem 15:34 21 Jump Street: Modern Comedy 18:00 Bad Boys: Explosive Action 20:00 Honorable Mentions: Man's Best Friend 23:14 Lethal Weapon: The Ultimate Buddy Cop Movie 28:00 Wrapping Up and What's Next

In today's bonuscast I will be telling you guys about my favorite Naruto characters and also why i like them. Enjoy!Support The Anime Raters And Debaters on Ko-fi! ❤️

Well, we heard how much Westin loved dinosaurs in episode #33 but he didn't tell you which ones were his favorite! Some of these breeds Westin discovered doing his own research so don't be alarmed if you never heard of them before! It's all goodasaurus fam!

And...we're back!!   This week, Annie and I are taking on our favorite baseball movies. But first, catch up on gardening updates, recent pop culture watches, and dive into a lively discussion on our top five baseball films. Highlights include memorable quotes, personal stories, and why certain movies made our list.  And remember - we ARE sisters and grew up watching a lot of the same movies with our family.   00:00 Welcome Back to the Top Five Podcast! 00:30 Gardening and Summer Plans 01:09 Pop Culture Catch-Up: Movies to Watch 02:19 Diving into Sports: Top Five Baseball Movies 03:17 Baseball Movie Deep Dive: Personal Favorites and Why 05:36 Continuing the Baseball Movie Countdown 08:23 Exploring More Baseball Classics 10:39 Top Picks Continue: More Baseball Movie Magic 13:19 Final Favorites and Baseball Movie Love 20:21 Diving Into the World of Baseball Movies 21:14 The Charm of Major League: A Deep Dive 23:46 Exploring The Rookie: A Heartwarming Tale 25:45 Trouble with the Curve: A Unique Perspective on Baseball 28:27 Bull Durham: A Love Letter to Baseball 34:07 Wrapping Up with Baseball Movie Favorites

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Top 5 Favorite Clergy in Pop Culture In this episode of our podcast, we dive into our favorite portrayals of priests and religious leaders across movies and television. Join us as we discuss everything from a faith-lost preacher finding redemption in an alien invasion film to the struggle of a gay priest reconciling his identity with his vocation. We also touch on iconic roles like the villainous pretend reverend in a classic thriller, and the compassionate yet haunted priest in a horror masterpiece about demonic possession. Peppered with personal anecdotes, cinematic insights, and a few honorable mentions, this episode navigates the complex and captivating representation of clergy in pop culture. Whether it's a priest battling personal demons while saving others or a reverend challenging societal norms, we cover a spectrum of characters that have left a lasting impression on us and the audiences worldwide. 00:00 Welcome to the Ultimate Pop Culture Podcast! 00:41 Celebrating Rex Manning Day and Podcast Updates 01:45 Diving into the Professional Series: Favorite Religious Leaders 02:32 Top 5 Countdown Begins: Favorite Priests and Men of the Cloth 18:38 Honorable Mentions and the Number One Pick

Top Five Portrayals of Sex Workers in Film In this episode of the 'Top Five Podcast,' Annie and I discuss our top five portrayals of sex workers in movies, continuing our professional series. We cover a diverse range of characters from various films, including some iconic and some darker portrayals. The discussion spans from comedic and romantic interpretations to more serious and tragic depictions, examining the complexity and depth of these characters. You'll get to hear our picks, including notable performances by actors such as Jennifer Garner, Jodie Foster, Patricia Arquette, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, among others. This was a rather unique episode that allowed us to dive into the challenges and unexpected depth found in these roles. The episode touches on themes of desperation, tragedy, and the humanizing aspect of sex work as depicted in cinema. 00:00 Welcome to the Top Five Podcast! 00:56 Diving into the Professional Series: Ladies (and Gents) of the Night 01:32 Top Five Countdown Begins: Iconic Movie Prostitutes 17:54 Honorable Mentions and Final Thoughts

What will Westin Memes favorite number be? Could it be 48? Or how about 3,545,343? The only way to find out is listen to this episode and if you do, you'd be Westin's #1!

Welcome Back!!  It's been a very busy couple of weeks but Annie and I are back at it.  And I'm very excited to share that my co-host and Baby Sister is now Dr. Annie Pruitt.  She just defended her dissertation to complete her EdD in Educational Leadership.  SO proud of you, Annie!!!! This week we're still rockin' the Professionals Series and we're talking about our favorite movie musicians - everything from rock star dreams come true to a pretty bad 80's movie with a totally awesome musical ending.  Hope you enjoy this week's episode and look forward to us finishing up The Professionals Series.   What topics would you like to see us take on next?  Share your thoughts with us and send an email to hello@thetopfivepodcast.com  See you next time!!

This is one that I have been looking forward to since I thought of it! This episode I welcome one of my newest friends, Michael Gianfrancesco, as we dive into our choices for our Top 5 Favorite movies from our childhood that we'll never outgrow and can always revisit to enjoy no matter how old we get.If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe and rate the show wherever you stream your podcasts.Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmPodcastFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @WilhelmPodcastEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: feedback@wilhelmpodcast.com

On today's True Sunlight Podcast, Co-hosts Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell continue their investigation into the photos and screenshots found on Stephen Smith's phone, learning more about what the Hampton, S.C., teen's life was like leading up to his mysterious death in July 2015. Mandy and Liz revisit two interviews with South Carolina Highway Patrol that — with new context — shed more light on his very last night and on what evidence SLED might have to help them retrace Stephen's steps. Plus, listeners will finally get to hear Stephen's own voice from a video Mandy and Liz found on his iPad... Also on the show, Luna Shark is taking on a new case! This May, Michael Colucci will stand trial — again — for the 2015 murder of his wife, Sara Lynn Moore-Colucci. Michael — a wealthy, prominent and well-connected Charleston-area man — insists that his wife killed herself with a garden hose. His attorney Andy Savage (yes, that one) even suggests that she might have tripped and fallen into the hose and hanged herself. SLED Agent David Owen — remember him from Alex Murdaugh's trial? — and the Attorney General say Michael strangled Sara to death in a fit of anger. This case features a lot of familiar themes and players from the Murdaugh trial, including the twists and turns that seem to have come right off the pages of a novel... On Tuesday, we published one of our Top Five Favorite episodes of Cup of Justice! We interviewed Emmy Award Winning Journalist and TV Host Tamron Hall. Tamron was on the TODAY Show in Mandy's early days of journalism and she deeply admired how she handled stories. So, y'all… give episode 69 of COJ a listen to learn all about her new book 'Watch Where They Hide', the attached scripted series and bias in journalism. We promise it's a good one!  Stay Tuned, Stay Pesky and Stay in the Sunlight...☀️ In March we're offering your first month of Soak Up The Sun membership for 50% off. Join Luna Shark Premium today at Lunashark.Supercast.com. Premium Members also get access to searchable case files, written articles with documents, case photos, episode videos and exclusive live experiences with our hosts on lunasharkmedia.com all in one place. CLICK HERE to learn more: https://bit.ly/3BdUtOE. And for those just wanting ad-free listening without all the other great content, we now offer ad-free listening on Apple Podcast through a subscription to Luna Shark Plus on the Apple Podcasts App. Or become a Premiere Member on YouTube for exclusive videos and ad-free episodes. SUNscribe to our free email list to get that special offer for first time members, receive alerts on bonus episodes, calls to action, new shows and updates. CLICK HERE to learn more: https://bit.ly/3KBMJcP Visit our new events page Lunasharkmedia.com/events where you can learn about the upcoming in-person and virtual appearances from hosts! And a special thank you to our sponsors: Microdose.com, PELOTON, and VUORI. Use promo code "MANDY" for a special offer! For current & accurate updates: TrueSunlight.com facebook.com/TrueSunlightPodcast/ Instagram.com/TrueSunlightPod Twitter.com/mandymatney Twitter.com/elizfarrell youtube.com/@LunaSharkMedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

**APOLOGIES AGAIN FOR THE MICROPHONE MISHAP*Spring Training is in full effect which means Baseball season is just on the horizon. So what better time to talk about our Top 5 Favorite Baseball Movies!!! Listen in as on this episode Ben welcomes first-time podcaster Alex Kruger as they reveal and discuss some of their all-time movies about America's National Pastime.If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe and rate the show wherever you stream your podcasts.Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmPodcastFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @WilhelmPodcastEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: feedback@wilhelmpodcast.com

WHOA!!!  Here's our 75th episode, not including bonus episodes!  I can't believe it - well, yeah, I can, whatever. This week we're keeping The Professionals Series going with our favorite Grifters - Con Men/Con Women, etc.  This started out being a very easy list for me, but then again I was trying not to be overly obvious.  I did trump my sister on a couple of movies, though - one of which I could have sworn we'd watched together, but I'll be quite excited to watch them with her when I visit in April. If you've tried to send us an email in the past few weeks, you probably thought we were making up that address...well, we weren't, I just forgot to renew our domain - oops.  I'm hoping that explains the lack of engagement from our community, LOL. So that email is:  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com.  Let us know if there's a topic you want us to take on!!

**APOLOGIES FOR THE MICROPHONE MISHAP*Happy President's Day!!! Join host Ben along with returning guest host Alex Balish ("What is From?" and "Daddy Daughter Bookworms" podcasts) as they dive in to reveal and discuss their picks for their Top Five Favorite Fictional Presidents from TV and FilmIf you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe and rate the show wherever you stream your podcasts.Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmPodcastFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @WilhelmPodcastEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: feedback@wilhelmpodcast.com

I don't know about y'all, but I could talk about movie cops in a dozen different ways - and I think even Annie would say the same.  You often get cops in buddy movies - like Riggs and Murtaugh, Tango and Cash, etc.  And then you have the franchise people - for which we do have something to say in this episode.  And we haven't even talked about TV cops yet at all.  I am trying my darndest not to break Annie's rule after our first episode on teachers. Hope you enjoy this episode.  We still have a ton of professions to get through!  For example: Con Artists Retail Workers Soldiers Priests Um....Prostitutes Do you have one you'd like us to take on?  Email us:  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com  

Okay, raise your hand if this is your favorite series so far?   It might be mine, I haven't decided yet.  But we sure are having a lot of fun. This week, for The Professionals Series, we are talking about our favorite characters who are playing Actors.  That's right - actors playing actors, who knew?  Talking about these characters was great fun for us.   While he didn't make the list, I continue to think about Leonardo DiCaprio's performace in a little Woody Allen movie called CELEBRITY, from 1998.  This was, of course, coming off of Leo's huge star-making turn in TITANIC so it's ironic that he's an actor playing a typical celebrity actor.  Maybe not so many women in his bed, though, I don't know.   Just like any other role, actors playing actors dive deep into research. They study the mannerisms, speech patterns, and body language of actors both past and present to capture the essence of their character's profession. Actors portraying actors might find themselves reflecting on their own experiences in the industry. Drawing from personal anecdotes, struggles, and triumphs can add authenticity to their portrayal and create a layered performance that resonates with audiences (Annie and I had 1 bit of overlap in this show, and it's definitely a reflection of this point here.) What do you think of our list?  We'd love to hear your thoughts - hello@thetopfivepodcast.com 

Welcome to the next episode in our Professionals Series - DOCTORS. Doctors, the real-life heroes in the medical drama of life. Representing them correctly in movies? Oh, it's crucial! Setting Realistic Expectations: Ever notice how in movies, doctors seem to have the superpower of solving complex cases in an hour? Let's talk about the importance of setting realistic expectations. Medicine is more than just quick diagnoses; it's about diligence, teamwork, and sometimes, the reality of uncertainty. Humanizing the White Coat: Doctors aren't just walking textbooks with stethoscopes. Accurate portrayals help humanize them, showcasing the emotional toll, personal sacrifices, and the occasional self-doubt. It's like adding vibrant colors to the canvas, making the narrative richer and more relatable. Reflecting Diversity in Medicine: Doctors are a diverse group. Movies should reflect this diversity, breaking away from the one-size-fits-all portrayal. Whether it's different specialties, backgrounds, or challenges, let's celebrate the multifaceted world of medicine. Highlighting Ethical Dilemmas: Medicine often involves navigating ethical minefields. From tough decisions to moral dilemmas, movies can explore these aspects, sparking important conversations about the complexities doctors face.  Addressing Mental Health in Medicine: Doctors are human, too, dealing with the weight of responsibility and high-stakes situations. Addressing the mental health aspect in movies helps destigmatize seeking help and emphasizes the importance of well-being in the medical profession. Let us know how you feel about our approach to this show as well as our choices!  We want to hear from you!

Welcome back to the show and our new Professionals Series!  Now that Annie and I have really started digging into this, I think you're going to be THRILLED with what is coming around the bend.   Doctors Con Artists Priests "Sex-Workers" What ideas do YOU have for professionals we should add to the series?   This episode features ZERO overlap and ZERO cheating by me, mostly - and you'll also get to hear from my niece, Emily, who was home from college for the weekend.  Always exciting when Annie's kids join us on the show! Give us some feedback, people - we WANT it!  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com 

In this episode of the 'top five' podcast, my sister Annie and I launched a new series where we explore portrayals of different careers in movies. We opted to start with Teaching, with this episode making me reflect back on our "Top Five Movies About College" episode. Despite veering off the beaten path, we discuss both movies and characterizations that we think reflect disparate elements of the education system and the teaching profession as a whole. It was a unique discussion as Annie and I approached this series concept differently but it gave us context for the series, which I do anticipate will be a BIG one.  We're already working on Doctors, Lawyers, Prostitutes (why not?), and...well, what ideas do y'all have?  We want to hear them!!   Email us today:  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com and give us some suggestions for The Professionals Series!

Happy New Year, Top Five Fans!  And major apologies for taking almost a month off and not telling y'all about it.  Between Annie and me, we just needed to take a Tech Time Out.  But we are BACK and super duper excited for 2024!! Today's episode is highlighting characters from the incredible film career of one Gary Oldman - Oscar-winning Chameleon Actor who is all things sexy, hard-core, and funny...not to mention dangerous, deep, over-the-top, and a variety of other superlative adjectives. Where Gary Oldman is concerned, I always yield to my sister's knowledge of his films because she "found him" first!  She shares a story of how she discovered his films that always makes me nostagic for our college years together.   Anyway:  here's a few more deets on today's episode: The hosts share detailed insights into movies like Sid and Nancy, The Professional, True Romance, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and others. They also discuss their love for the actor himself and his incredible range, noting how he often completely transforms into his characters, making him a favorite actor to many other celebrities. The episode also explores topics such as Oldman's lesser-known roles and the movies the hosts recommend people watch.   Did any of these roles make YOUR list?  Send us an email and let us know!  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com   

In this episode of 'The Top 5 Podcast', hosted by Kris McPeak and  Annie Pruitt, the pair discuss their top five guilty pleasure songs, and this crazy-fun playlist includes tunes from artists like the Nelson brothers, Hanson, and wildly popular boy bands like New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys. They mention songs from Rebecca Black, Air Supply, and Ashley Simpson. They also delve into their honorable mentions, including tracks by Dead Eye Dick and Rick Springfield. The discussion also includes reminiscing over the years and the importance of some of these songs in their lives. Want the playlist?  Ya darn tootin'!  CLICK HERE to get your paws on this one - it's super-duper fun! 00:01 Introduction and Welcome 00:33 Pre-Thanksgiving Chit-Chat 02:20 Guilty Pleasure Songs Discussion Begins 03:27 Listener Engagement and Contact Information 03:49 Top Five Guilty Pleasure Songs Countdown 18:52 Honorable Mentions and Final Thoughts 26:19 Recap and Conclusion

We're up to the second episode of our Guilty Pleasure Series - and after the Movies Episode, which was very difficult for Annie, bless her heart, we are back with our favorite Guilty Pleasure TV shows and this one was just a tad bit easier. Still silly. Remember - guilty pleasures are like the secret stash of chocolate you hide in your desk drawers – they're indulgent and maybe a tad bit naughty. And yet, even though they are guilty pleasures, we don't always feel super guilty at all, do we? And what are the defining characteristics of guilty pleasure shows anyway? Well, first off, they often defy the norms of what's considered "high-brow" or "cultured." It's that guilty feeling you get when you know you probably should be reading a classic novel but, instead, you're binge-watching a reality show. They also tend to be a bit over-the-top, whether it's the drama, the humor, or the sheer outrageousness of it all. It's like they crank everything up to 11 (from SPINAL TAP, which could in itself be a Guilty Pleasure, haha), and we can't help but be drawn in. Plus, guilty pleasures often provide a quick fix of entertainment – no need to overthink, just enjoy the ride.

Well - y'all know we HATE to be behind on these shows, but sometimes life just gets in the way, right?  Apologies all around for keeping you hanging for - OMG - three weeks.  I mean, we get to start missing it, too, LOL. So this new series is all about The Guilty Pleasure.  Heather Z. and I were working up an episode on Guilty Pleasure TV shows, but then Annie dropped the series idea into my lap and we were off to the races.  And let's just all make fun of my sister for just two seconds - she really had a tough time with this first episode:  Guilty Pleasure Movies.   But before we go too far into embarrassing my amazing co-host, let's just break down what we mean by Guilty Pleasure... A guilty pleasure is like that secret stash of chocolate you keep hidden in your desk drawer (or, as in my case, Jolly Rancher candy) – you know you shouldn't indulge too much, but you simply can't resist. It's those movies, songs, or activities that bring us immense joy, even if they don't necessarily align with our usual taste or the highbrow standards of society. Guilty pleasures often have a certain addictive quality, a magnetic pull that draws us in, leaving us utterly captivated...or ashamed and embarassed. Now, let's talk about how they differ from cult classics. Cult classics are like those vintage vinyl records that only true connoisseurs appreciate. They're not just loved; they're adored, celebrated, and embraced by a devoted fanbase. Cult classics usually have a niche appeal, captivating a specific group of enthusiasts with their unique charm, quirky characters, or unconventional storytelling. These gems achieve a level of cult status because they resonate deeply with their audience, creating a shared sense of belonging among fans. So, while both guilty pleasures and cult classics bring us immense joy, the distinction lies in their reception. Guilty pleasures might be seen as indulgent delights we enjoy privately, while cult classics are cherished openly, forming connections and communities around their magnetic allure. It's fascinating how these different forms of entertainment enrich our lives, isn't it?  And thus, yet another reason why you can't help but appreciate this show, am I right? So - enjoy!  Make fun of us all you want, LOL.  And, hey, we want to know what you think!!  Send us an email:  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com. Tell us your thoughts, and get ready for the next episode in the series!

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So we're here this week to close out the country music series - we think, anyway - and as a Belated Labor Day show, we are honoring the World of Work.   this little episode  features songs that honor the work day, but even though the term "working class hero" does refer to blue-collar, Annie and I reflect on our own hourly-worker experiences as well as job transitions, etc.  I think y'all will enjoy these songs! Yes, there is a playlist, but it's not complete due to a certain country artist's big-time streaming deal...but no worries.  I'll try to get Annie to make us an Amazon Music Playlist, too! Enjoy!!!  

Whoa, sports movies!!  What is it about these films that give us such a charge?? Movies about sports have this magical ability to captivate us because they tap into our deepest emotions and passions. They're not just about the game; they're about the human spirit, determination, and the triumph of the underdog. When we watch these films, we're not just witnessing a match; we're going on an emotional rollercoaster ride. We cheer for the underdogs, empathize with their struggles, and feel a surge of adrenaline during those intense game moments. These movies often showcase teamwork, dedication, and the pursuit of excellence, which are qualities that resonate deeply with us as humans. Plus, sports movies tend to have fantastic storytelling. They weave compelling narratives around the games, adding layers of drama, friendship, love, and sometimes even humor. It's this combination of relatable characters, powerful storytelling, and the thrill of competition that makes sports movies so incredibly exciting and universally loved. They inspire us, make us believe in ourselves, and remind us that with determination and heart, anything is possible!

Brian chats with The Ringer's Danny Kelly about the young core of the Patriots, what Ezekiel Elliott will bring to the team, Pats fantasy sleepers, and more (0:45). Then, Brian briefly touches on the burgeoning Mahomes-Brady debate, before presenting his top five favorite Boston sports teams since 2000 (34:30). Brian and Jamie review the list, before getting to a couple listener emails (1:17:30). The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please check out theringer.com/RG to find out more or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Host: Brian Barrett Guest: Danny Kelly Producer: Jamie McClellan Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Maybe it's because both Annie and me didn't really get into country music until our adult years - and in both cases, that was around the late '90s and early 2000s - but we still feel compelled to continue the country music series AND the concept of our favorite "whatever" in The New Millenium...but that is the theme for today's Country Music Series Episode.   Although Annie and I didn't just stumble on country music.  There are, indeed, a wealth of factors that brought country music into mainstream musical/pop culture: Crossover Success Country artists like Shania Twain and Faith Hill gained widespread popularity by crossing over into mainstream pop music, attracting a larger and more diverse audience. Bro-Country The emergence of the "bro-country" subgenre, characterized by party-themed lyrics and a fusion of country and rock elements, led by artists such as Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line, contributed to a new wave of listeners embracing country music. Digital and Online Platforms The rise of digital platforms and online streaming allowed country music to reach a global audience more easily, breaking down geographical barriers and fostering the growth of new artists and fan communities. And then there's the Country Concert Experience: Country music concerts provided fans with an opportunity to experience their favorite artists and songs in a live setting. The energetic performances and interactions between artists and fans helped create a strong sense of community and connection. Many country artists embarked on extensive tours during the 2000s, often collaborating with other artists for joint tours or music festivals. These tours not only showcased the individual talents of artists but also exposed audiences to a variety of country music styles. The 2000s saw the rise of country music festivals, such as the CMA Music Festival and Stagecoach Festival. These events brought together a diverse lineup of country artists and attracted attendees from all over the country, contributing to the genre's visibility and popularity. Successful country music tours and concerts served as effective marketing tools for artists and their albums. They helped boost album sales, increase radio airplay, and elevate the overall profile of country music. and, of course, the Apple Music Playlist can be found HERE.  ENJOY!!!!

Welcome back!!  We wouldn't be doing our due diligence if we didn't give the ladies a chance to be featured for that whole Character Actor thing.  We talked about our favorite five fellas a couple of weeks ago, now we'll dish about the ladies! To be clear, what makes someone a "Character Actress?" A 'character actress' typically refers to an actress who specializes in playing distinctive, unique, and often supporting roles that are memorable due to their personality, appearance, or quirks. These roles often deviate from conventional leading or romantic roles and require the ability to portray a wide range of characters. Character actresses are known for their versatility, transformative performances, and ability to bring depth to supporting roles, adding richness to the storytelling. We also somewhat operated under the same "code" from the Character Actor episode, which basically identified these rules, as previously posted on New York Magazine's VULTURE site: ➼ The Jenkins Rule: If a performer has been nominated for an Oscar, that performer is ineligible. ➼ The Dowd-Martindale Rule: If a performer has won a lead or supporting actor Emmy, that performer is ineligible. (Winners of an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actor are permitted.) ➼ The Hahn Rule: If a performer currently works primarily as a lead, that performer is ineligible. OH NO!  Spoiler Alert!!!!  Does anyone with the last name Hahn or Martindale factor into today's episode?  I guess you'll have to listen and see!!  

I am quite surprised that it took us more than a year to get down with Country Music, but I'm really glad that we have, AND that we're starting this special "mini-series" with our favorite Drinkin' Songs. Annie and I both went to high school in rural Arkansas, and the first thing we ever learned about country music (having just moved from Chicago) was that there were three subjects covered:  My Truck, My Momma (or My Grandma), and My Beer, or whatever other liquor you had around.  Now that's about as simplistic as country music can get but shoot...who doesn't love a country song about drinkin'? Country Music Duets and our favorite tunes in the 2000's are coming next - and if you have any suggestions for country music Top Five LIsts, just shoot us an email:  hello@thetopfivepodcast.com  And you are seriously a big old fool if you don't fall in LOVE with this playlist!  it's pretty freaking epic if I do say so myself!  Check it out HERE.

Well this one is pretty self-explanatory. Should be pretty easy to guess a few of these before you even listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pedal-pushers/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pedal-pushers/support

Welcome back to another fun show!  Sorry that we've sort of been hit-and-miss since Annie returned from Europe.  Working this whole 4/10 schedule usually means I'm home by 6 pm and that's a little late for my Central-Time Co-Host Sibling to get started recording.  But don't you worry - the 4/10's will be ending SOON! Meanwhile, you're going to hear Annie and I talk alot about "New Millenium" things in the next few episodes.  Yeah, we know - that was, like, 23 years ago...but the good news about that is there was incredibly good music being cranked out during those early years.  The early 2000's were my years living in Chicago, Arizona, and Nashville all before moving to California - I hosted a karaoke show in Chicago, discovered country music in Arizona, and you can bet your ass that I loaded up on a TON of musical influences during my 18 months living in Nashville. Regardless - as Annie and I were kicking up new show ideas, this whole "Our Fave Cover Songs of The New Millenium" seemed an obvious choice and I do hope that you'll enjoy our selections.   And is there a playlist?  OMG - you're darn tootin' there is!  You can find that bad boy RIGHT HERE.   ALTHOUGH - there are three of our songs that you can't find on Apple Music (BIG TIME SAD FACE).  But not to worry - we have links to them here! BETTER MAN - Sugarland 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover - Miley Cyrus Can't Help Falling in Love - 21 Pilots ENJOY!!!

Listen, who needs TikTok when you've got us? This week we're sharing our favorite things so far in 2023. Grab a pen and paper, or open your Notes app, whatever you need to add our favorites to your must-try list. We think you're going to love them as much as we do! Living Creatively Website: ThisIsLivingcreatively.com | All seasons are uploaded on our “Episodes” page YouTube: Living Creatively PodcastInstagram: LivingCreativelyNowMonica ParksWebsite: SacredbyMP.comInstagram: SacredByMonicaParksAngela DaltonWebsite: AngelaDalton.comInstagram: AngelaDalton_Author You can listen to all seasons on the episode page at ThisIsLivingCreatively.com!

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Hi friends! Happy Wednesday! How's the week going? I hope you're having a great one so far. I've got a new solo podcast episode up this morning and I'm sharing my five favorite everyday supplements.  Take a listen here! 115: My 5 go-to supplements Friendly reminder that I'm not a doctor and I'm not telling you to take these; I'm simply sharing which ones I like and what work for me. If you have any questions about supplements, check with your doctor, as some supplements can be contraindicated with certain medical conditions and medications.  Studies referenced in this episode: Benefits of collagen and how it can potentially improve skin texture.  How aloe vera can encourage collagen synthesis.  Safety of creatine. How magnesium binds to GABA receptors.  My favorite sources: *I have discount and affiliate codes below because I've used these products for years and have worked with many of the companies in some capacity. Happy to share the love if you're looking for some recs :)  Collagen is from Thrive Market Protein powders: I like DNS (FITNESSISTA10), Truvani, and NOW Foods (FITNESSISTA) the most right now Magnesium spray Creatine: I like NOW Foods and Legion Use FITNESSISTA for 20% off Organifi (you can stack this with other promos!) Use FITNESSISTA for 20% off NOW Foods   Thank you so much for listening and for all of your support with the podcast! Please be sure to subscribe, and leave a rating or review if you enjoyed this episode. If you leave a rating, head to this page and you'll get a little “thank you” gift from me to you.  xo