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219. if you've gotten a bit derailed due to life, and want to get back on track toward your goals, this episode is for you. if you've fallen off task period of time and are feeling inspired to get back in action but don't know where to start, this episode is for you. i am giving you my super simple and very fun triple stack action plan. you're gonna want to listen to this episode with a pen and paper so you can do the exercise. i actually can't believe i'm giving this to you free! it's SO GOOD and has helped me and many of my clients. if you listen to this episode and do the exercise, you'll have FUN getting back on track toward your goals. if you want to do this exercise with others, join the show up society and i'll walk you through it! showupsociety.com/tsusi can help you feel better and get more done in 6 months. if you loved what i talked about in this episode, you're going to love working with me. want to see if we are a good fit for 1:1 coaching? go to https://showupsociety.com/coaching and schedule a consult. if 1:1 isn't your thing, but you DO want to get sh!t done in an easy, affordable way, join my group coaching program, the show up society to go join my newsletter for 1-2 times a week tips, fun links, and inside scoop.hang out with me on instagram @showupsociety

Frank Sinatra stops by to enhance our Triple Stack of Phil and Jack!

Another great Triple Stack of Jack and Phil!

Triple Stack of Jack!

A lot to cover in this week's episode.  We answer a listener question about which hotel chains are the best for different types of travel. We're also digging in to the Spirit/JetBlue merger.  And, Richard is getting the sharp end of the stick from loyalty programs this week.  We also discuss a new Marriott promo for double points on Homes & Villas and Richard talks about how to "Triple Stack". And, we also look at United's new "Club Lite" option. Oh, did we mention that some Delta elites are clutching their pearls about a new change to boarding? Shoot us an e-mail (ed@pizzainmotion.com) or you can tweet me and Richard if you have questions. Don't forget that you can leave us a voicemail or text us at (571) 293-6659‬. Listen for your question on a future show! If you have a question you can e-mail me at ed@pizzainmotion.com. And, you can also find me on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and ask your question there. If you enjoy the podcast, I hope you'll take a moment to leave us a rating. That helps us grow our audience! Hope you enjoy the show!

The Triple Stack has landed!We are on top form with some juicy questions…We start with is Love Island UK worth a watch? then we roll through into children, food and special supps.Our Top 3 is a curveball, we decide on our favorite fruit.Don't forget we have a Gym Pin discount code: triplestack for 10% off and be sure to check out our baked goods provider @doyouevenbakedough using code: TSP15 for 15% off.Remember to follow us and share our episodes on your Instagram stories.@coach_kirkham81@sarahparker_bb@jopo_nutrition

The Triple Stack are reunited!JOPO did in fact survive Portugal, after sniffing cocaine off stripers ass's and cycling up mountains he hits us with all the intro goodness.We catch up and then get stuck in with listener questions, our top 3 side dishes, Ryan's beard care regime and our biggest bodybuilding transformations and moments.Then we wrap up with our Top 3 crisps!Don't forget we have a Gym Pin discount code: triplestack for 10% off and be sure to check out our baked goods provider @doyouevenbakedough using code: TSP15 for 15% off.Remember to follow us and share our episodes on your Instagram stories.@coach_kirkham81@sarahparker_bb@jopo_nutrition

Don't tell your seed sales representative but...triple stack corn isn't doing the job it once did. If you're paying a premium for seed traits that aren't giving you much return, it's time to change your strategy. That's what Iowa producer Kelly Garrett is doing — switching to more conventional (and less expensive!) seed corn while opting for in-furrow yield enhancement instead. Last year's trial netted Mr. Garrett $100 more per acre using Ethos — an insecticide containing a biological fungicide. Presented by Advanced Drainage Systems.

Welcome to the Triple Stack Podcast. We are in with our first episode, where we talk about all things bodybuilding, getting gains, food and all that jazz. Expect plenty of laughs, insights into 'the bodybuilding lifestyle' and rambles that go from overwatch on xbox to how a knickerbocker glory spoon is essential for any bodybuilder! We finish the episode with our favourite Top 3 biscuits, which will now be a staple weekly addition to wrap up each pod, The Triple Stack Top 3 hit list, let's go!Remember to follow us and share our episodes on your Instagram stories.@coach_kirkham81@sarahparker_bb@jopo_nutrition

It's Thursday night December 3rd, 2021 and the idiots are back to talk about fantasy football. Join us as we discuss the Thursday Night Football game, gambling, a double triple stack of Rodgers, Adams, Dillon, Stafford, Kupp, and Sony Michelle, a little bit about sports cards, DST's, and what to expect in Week 13. Tweet us at https://twitter.com/StupidFFShow and/or https://twitter.com/timpilleri & https://twitter.com/ADAMSauter to interact! Follow Tim's IG: instagram.com/cardsarefuntobuysellandcollect Thanks for listening! Subscribe to That Stupid Fantasy Football Show: Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/stupid-fantasy-show/id827968539 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=47712 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4jseoQ0fPGS0c0RYPgyVtJ Click here to follow along with the Tyler Perry Fantasy Football League: https://fantasy.espn.com/football/league?leagueId=16525 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Upcoming Games #7 Michigan State (9-1) @ #4 Ohio State (9-1) 11am ABC #3 Oregon (9-1) @ #23 Utah (7-3) 6:30pm ABC Gambling Section Late Night PAC-12 Ducks @ Utes Throwing out some Game Unders and Team Total Overs Daily Fantasy DFS Points to be had in the Shoe Cheap QB's for DraftKings Slate Woj And Wahl Pick Em' Wahl (7-3-1) => ???? Woj (5-6) => ???? Draft Kings League Storey1135 wins with 216.74! Saturday 14 Game Slate DraftKings Saturday 14 Game Slate #10 Wake Forest (9-1) @ Clemson (7-3) 11am ESPN Florida State (4-6) @ Boston College (6-4) 11am ACCN Iowa State (6-4) @ #13 Oklahoma (9-1) 11am FOX Texas (4-6) @ West Virgina (4-6) 11am ESPN2 Purdue (6-4) @ Northwestern (3-7) 11am BTN #7 Michigan State (9-1) @ #4 Ohio State (9-1) 11am ABC Rutgers (5-5) @ Penn State (6-4) 11am BTN Illinois (4-6) @ #17 Iowa (8-2) 1pm FS1 Georgia Tech (3-7) @ #8 Notre Dame (9-1) 1:30pm NBC Virginia (6-4) @ #18 Pittsburgh (8-2) 2:30pm ESPN2 #6 Michigan (9-1) @ Maryland (5-5) 2:30pm BTN SMU (8-2) @ #5 Cincinnati (10-0) 2:30pm ESPN #21 Arkansas (7-3) @ #2 Alabama (9-1) 2:30pm CBS Nebraska (3-7) @ #15 Wisconsin (7-3) 2:30pm ABC DraftKings League  Storey1135 wins with 216.74! Biggest number we have seen in the league this year Okonkwo + Tagovailoa Stack like we talked about last week 59.80 points for $169 per point (Add in the triple stack with Jarrett for $175 per point) Top team with that stack was 233.30 Also snagged Kolar who scored 27.60 points Leaders for season long rewards Average Placement over 8 weeks Wahl and Storey tied with 2.25, Woj in 3rd with 2.8 Overall points on your best 8 weeks Storeys big week has him 10.66 points over Wahl in 2nd place who has 1319.26, Woj in 3rd with 1225.1 This week will be the Saturday 14 game slate Playoff Rankings Georgia 10-0 Alabama 9-1 Oregon 9-1 Ohio State 9-1 Cincinnati 10-0 Michigan 9-1 Michigan State 9-1 Notre Dame 9-1 Oklahoma State 9-1 Wake Forest 9-1 Baylor 8-2 Ole Miss 8-2 Oklahoma 9-1 BYU 8-2 Wisconsin 7-3 Texas A&M 7-3 Iowa 8-2 Pittsburg 8-2 San Diego State 9-1 NC State 7-3 Arkansas 7-3 UTSA 10-0 Utah 7-3 Houston 9-1 Mississippi State 6-4 Reach Out Twitter --> @wwcfb Instagram -> college_football_rundown Website -> http://collegefootballrundown.com Email -> woj or wahl @wwcfb.com

Welcome to the Fantasy Adventure Machine Surprise Halloween Spectacular! Happy Halloween Fam! It is going to be a fantastic night fraught with fright and fight on tonight's episode of Fantasy Adventure Machine. We have a special host for this episode and a surprise guest character. Plus we are mixing things up, with the new GM comes a new set of rules. Follow us as we try to figure out not just the mystery of the episode but also the mysteries of Monster of the Week, a fantastically fearsome role playing game. Are you ready for a supremely suspenseful soirée into spooky space time? If yes, come join us for the first holiday episode in the history of the F.A.M! If you aren't familiar with the rules of Monster of the Week click on this link to a great video from Triple Stack and learn quickly https://youtu.be/UHhaWgfQO5Q In/Outro Music by Daniel Furniss

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This episode was originally released November 22nd, 2018.In episode 34, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) bring North America Vintage Champs finalist Nam Tran on to wrap up Eternal Weekend and talk about what got him to the finals. Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:00:29 – Nam Q. Tran: Vintage Finalist37:05 – Eating Out in Pittsburgh Recap55:50 – OutroFull runtime – 0:56:50 Who is Nam Q. Tran? Anyone who’s played Magic in Ohio should recognize Nam’s name, but there are plenty who don’t simply because he keeps such a low profile. He’s quietly put up Top 8s and other quality finishes at local events and larger for well over a decade now. Aside from the Vintage Championship finals we go in to great detail on here, he also T8’d Vintage Champs in 2014, a SCG Legacy Open in 2013, and a SCG Power 9 in 2005. Locally, if you want to win a tournament, you probably go through Nam on your way to the top. As we mention in the episode, Nam’s record at Team Serious Invitationals is exemplary. We’ve had 11 such events; Nam has played in nine of them and has T8’d all nine, winning one. When we first met Nam he was a Mana Drain pilot, frequently on Control Slaver. Now he would insist that he doesn’t know how to tap Islands anymore and has focused on various archetypes fueled by Mishra’s Workshops, starting with 5C Stax, dipping into Uba Stax when that was en vogue, and now switching between Two-Card Monte and Workshop Aggro. His decks are ideal representations of a long-time collector of extravagant cards: all foil wherever possible. And since he’s played Workshops against pretty much everything over the years, he has a box of shiny sideboard options that he’ll bring with him to update his list for a particular tournament’s metagame. Throughout all the successes, though, it’s patently obvious that crushing people with Workshops just happens to be a natural side effect of Nam showing up to hang out with people. His true motivator is the camaraderie of Vintage. He’s happy to loan cards to friends, even to the detriment of his own decks, and always arrives generously laden to BYOB events so he can share. He came up with the Team Serious maxim—“We are friends; we have fun”—and provided its mission statement—“We just need to be the best that we can to get better, dominate Vintage tournaments, and represent the Cleveland area. Yeah, man! Yeah!” If you know Nam, you’ll read that and hear him say it in your head. Training for a Top 8 We spend a lot of the episode covering Nam’s Friday run to The top 8, and he recalls all of the details expertly. If you want to play along with him, I highly recommend pausing and reflecting on some of the plays he outlines. They go quickly, but all the information is there. Here’s Nam’s list from Vintage Champs 2018: Workshop Ravager Aggro, by Nam Tran - 2nd Place NA Vintage Champs 2018 Business (34)4 Sphere of Resistance1 Chalice of the Void1 Thorn of Amethyst1 Trinisphere4 Foundry Inspector4 Walking Ballista4 Arcbound Ravager4 Phyrexian Revoker4 Steel Overseer3 Phyrexian Metamorph2 Hangarback Walker1 Chief of the Foundry1 Lodestone GolemMana Sources (26)1 Black Lotus1 Mox Emerald1 Mox Jet1 Mox Pearl1 Mox Ruby1 Mox Sapphire1 Mana Crypt1 Sol Ring1 Strip Mine1 Tolarian Academy4 Mishra's Workshop4 Ancient Tomb4 Mishra's Factory4 Wasteland | Sideboard (15)4 Grafdigger's Cage3 Precursor Golem3 Null Rod2 Tormod’s Crypt1 Sorcerous Spyglass1 Dismember1 Chief of the Foundry And here were his matchups throughout the day. You’ll notice a few big names, including two former Vintage Champs, so the road wasn’t easy. Round 1 – Ryan Maddux – Delver UWR – 2-0Round 2 – Jason Jaco – Paradoxical Mentor 4C – 2-0Round 3 – Adam Pereira – Landstill UW – 2-0Round 4 – Jared Lentz – Landstill UW – 2-1Round 5 – Andrew Markiton – Workshop Ravager Aggro – 2-0Round 6 – Joseph Bogaard – Landstill UW – 2-1Round 7 – Blaine Christiansen – Uba Stax – 2-1Round 8 – Sierra Black – White Eldrazi – 2-0Round 9 – Matt Sperling – RUG Pyromancer – IDRound 10 – Eliot Burk – Landstill UW – IDRound 11 (Top 8) – Marshall Arthurs – Vengevine Survival – 2-0Round 12 (Top 4) – Rich Shay – Workshop Ravager Aggro – 2-1Round 13 (Finals) – Brian Coval – Paradoxical Mentor UBW – 1-2Record: 10-1-2Games: 21-6 After Nam cleared the first 10 rounds, though, several members of Team Serious pulled together to help him go the distance. This meant rigorous testing against Survival, the deck played by his T8 competitor Marshall Arthurs. After bubbling up in the MTGO testing lab a while back, it has grown serious legs the past 6 months, and has some incredibly powerful opening plays, including dropping 16 power worth of Hollow Ones and Vengevines into play on turn one, or opening with a nightmare scenario of Energy Flux and Stony Silence against Workshops. The process of intensively learning a specific match was fascinating to watch. It was heartbreaking as Nam’s testing opponent, Jerry Yang, drew god hand after god hand. But despite that, Nam was keeping up, so the matchup looked difficult but not unwinnable. We speculated that with average hands from both sides, the Workshop deck might just have the edge. And, spoiler alert, it did. We continue with Nam’s thoughts on the rest of the Top 8 matchups. Dining in Pittsburgh: The Recap Condado and Emporio, which we recommended in our previous episode seemed to be popular destinations for plenty of Eternal Weekend attendees, since they were so close to the venue. But they also proffered delicious tacos and meatballs, respectively, so: score! Josh Chapple made it to another recommendation, Starlite Lounge, and said he was disappointed in the food but excited by the bar. The pierogis there just didn’t live up to the Team Serious hype. Josh also made it to Cinderlands and raved about it, recommending it to everyone. They make beer, have flavorful pierogis, and their menu includes rillettes and a scotch egg that look worth the trip on their own. A group of us also went to Max’s Allegheny Tavern on Saturday, which seems like a strong option in the future. Recommended by Team Serious teammate Oliver Sovol, who has gone there with his family since he was a kid, Max’s serves authentic Bavarian food, including hasenpfeffer, several kinds of wurst and schnitzel, and great sides like red cabbage, German potato salad, and spaetzle. They also serve “Bavarian nachos” (maybe skip those) and have a good beer list of local offerings and German standards. We also have some commentary on the McDonald’s Triple Stack breakfast sandwich, but questions might be better directed at either Andy Probasco or Jerry Yang, who had wildly different experiences. We also diverge into Columbus food with Los Guachos and Buckeye Pho, and we learn an important lesson about eating chocolate you find on the ground. Namely: maybe don’t. Questions for Discussion How do you feel about the current Vintage metagame, following the results of Eternal Weekend? How did we do on our other food recommendations from Pittsburgh? Would you ever eat a McDonald’s Triple Stack? How about three? Conclusion Thanks for listening! And congratulations to Nam and to the actual winner of the 2018 North America Vintage Championship, Brian Coval! We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

This episode was originally released November 22nd, 2018.In episode 34, Geoff Moes (@ThallidTosser on Twitter), Nat Moes (@GrandpaBelcher), and Josh Chapple (@joshchapple) bring North America Vintage Champs finalist Nam Tran on to wrap up Eternal Weekend and talk about what got him to the finals. Here’s the timestamped table of contents for your listening ease and enjoyment:00:29 – Nam Q. Tran: Vintage Finalist37:05 – Eating Out in Pittsburgh Recap55:50 – OutroFull runtime – 0:56:50 Who is Nam Q. Tran? Anyone who’s played Magic in Ohio should recognize Nam’s name, but there are plenty who don’t simply because he keeps such a low profile. He’s quietly put up Top 8s and other quality finishes at local events and larger for well over a decade now. Aside from the Vintage Championship finals we go in to great detail on here, he also T8’d Vintage Champs in 2014, a SCG Legacy Open in 2013, and a SCG Power 9 in 2005. Locally, if you want to win a tournament, you probably go through Nam on your way to the top. As we mention in the episode, Nam’s record at Team Serious Invitationals is exemplary. We’ve had 11 such events; Nam has played in nine of them and has T8’d all nine, winning one. When we first met Nam he was a Mana Drain pilot, frequently on Control Slaver. Now he would insist that he doesn’t know how to tap Islands anymore and has focused on various archetypes fueled by Mishra’s Workshops, starting with 5C Stax, dipping into Uba Stax when that was en vogue, and now switching between Two-Card Monte and Workshop Aggro. His decks are ideal representations of a long-time collector of extravagant cards: all foil wherever possible. And since he’s played Workshops against pretty much everything over the years, he has a box of shiny sideboard options that he’ll bring with him to update his list for a particular tournament’s metagame. Throughout all the successes, though, it’s patently obvious that crushing people with Workshops just happens to be a natural side effect of Nam showing up to hang out with people. His true motivator is the camaraderie of Vintage. He’s happy to loan cards to friends, even to the detriment of his own decks, and always arrives generously laden to BYOB events so he can share. He came up with the Team Serious maxim—“We are friends; we have fun”—and provided its mission statement—“We just need to be the best that we can to get better, dominate Vintage tournaments, and represent the Cleveland area. Yeah, man! Yeah!” If you know Nam, you’ll read that and hear him say it in your head. Training for a Top 8 We spend a lot of the episode covering Nam’s Friday run to The top 8, and he recalls all of the details expertly. If you want to play along with him, I highly recommend pausing and reflecting on some of the plays he outlines. They go quickly, but all the information is there. Here’s Nam’s list from Vintage Champs 2018: Workshop Ravager Aggro, by Nam Tran - 2nd Place NA Vintage Champs 2018 Business (34)4 Sphere of Resistance1 Chalice of the Void1 Thorn of Amethyst1 Trinisphere4 Foundry Inspector4 Walking Ballista4 Arcbound Ravager4 Phyrexian Revoker4 Steel Overseer3 Phyrexian Metamorph2 Hangarback Walker1 Chief of the Foundry1 Lodestone GolemMana Sources (26)1 Black Lotus1 Mox Emerald1 Mox Jet1 Mox Pearl1 Mox Ruby1 Mox Sapphire1 Mana Crypt1 Sol Ring1 Strip Mine1 Tolarian Academy4 Mishra's Workshop4 Ancient Tomb4 Mishra's Factory4 Wasteland | Sideboard (15)4 Grafdigger's Cage3 Precursor Golem3 Null Rod2 Tormod’s Crypt1 Sorcerous Spyglass1 Dismember1 Chief of the Foundry And here were his matchups throughout the day. You’ll notice a few big names, including two former Vintage Champs, so the road wasn’t easy. Round 1 – Ryan Maddux – Delver UWR – 2-0Round 2 – Jason Jaco – Paradoxical Mentor 4C – 2-0Round 3 – Adam Pereira – Landstill UW – 2-0Round 4 – Jared Lentz – Landstill UW – 2-1Round 5 – Andrew Markiton – Workshop Ravager Aggro – 2-0Round 6 – Joseph Bogaard – Landstill UW – 2-1Round 7 – Blaine Christiansen – Uba Stax – 2-1Round 8 – Sierra Black – White Eldrazi – 2-0Round 9 – Matt Sperling – RUG Pyromancer – IDRound 10 – Eliot Burk – Landstill UW – IDRound 11 (Top 8) – Marshall Arthurs – Vengevine Survival – 2-0Round 12 (Top 4) – Rich Shay – Workshop Ravager Aggro – 2-1Round 13 (Finals) – Brian Coval – Paradoxical Mentor UBW – 1-2Record: 10-1-2Games: 21-6 After Nam cleared the first 10 rounds, though, several members of Team Serious pulled together to help him go the distance. This meant rigorous testing against Survival, the deck played by his T8 competitor Marshall Arthurs. After bubbling up in the MTGO testing lab a while back, it has grown serious legs the past 6 months, and has some incredibly powerful opening plays, including dropping 16 power worth of Hollow Ones and Vengevines into play on turn one, or opening with a nightmare scenario of Energy Flux and Stony Silence against Workshops. The process of intensively learning a specific match was fascinating to watch. It was heartbreaking as Nam’s testing opponent, Jerry Yang, drew god hand after god hand. But despite that, Nam was keeping up, so the matchup looked difficult but not unwinnable. We speculated that with average hands from both sides, the Workshop deck might just have the edge. And, spoiler alert, it did. We continue with Nam’s thoughts on the rest of the Top 8 matchups. Dining in Pittsburgh: The Recap Condado and Emporio, which we recommended in our previous episode seemed to be popular destinations for plenty of Eternal Weekend attendees, since they were so close to the venue. But they also proffered delicious tacos and meatballs, respectively, so: score! Josh Chapple made it to another recommendation, Starlite Lounge, and said he was disappointed in the food but excited by the bar. The pierogis there just didn’t live up to the Team Serious hype. Josh also made it to Cinderlands and raved about it, recommending it to everyone. They make beer, have flavorful pierogis, and their menu includes rillettes and a scotch egg that look worth the trip on their own. A group of us also went to Max’s Allegheny Tavern on Saturday, which seems like a strong option in the future. Recommended by Team Serious teammate Oliver Sovol, who has gone there with his family since he was a kid, Max’s serves authentic Bavarian food, including hasenpfeffer, several kinds of wurst and schnitzel, and great sides like red cabbage, German potato salad, and spaetzle. They also serve “Bavarian nachos” (maybe skip those) and have a good beer list of local offerings and German standards. We also have some commentary on the McDonald’s Triple Stack breakfast sandwich, but questions might be better directed at either Andy Probasco or Jerry Yang, who had wildly different experiences. We also diverge into Columbus food with Los Guachos and Buckeye Pho, and we learn an important lesson about eating chocolate you find on the ground. Namely: maybe don’t. Questions for Discussion How do you feel about the current Vintage metagame, following the results of Eternal Weekend? How did we do on our other food recommendations from Pittsburgh? Would you ever eat a McDonald’s Triple Stack? How about three? Conclusion Thanks for listening! And congratulations to Nam and to the actual winner of the 2018 North America Vintage Championship, Brian Coval! We’ll look forward to any questions or comments here or The Mana Drain or on Twitter. You can also email us at seriousvintagepodcast@gmail.com.

With history on its way, we open up the jar one more night as a double digit podcast. HTM Undressed Undeniable Nominees announced in SpreadQuarters. Whiny holders call in and ask why they weren't a nominee or blog mention. (cough, trainwreck) Craig stands by his infamous top five QB list, and Joe Show stays steady in his evolution. Plenty of shout outs and thank you's. Don't get use to it.Twitter: @HTMUndressedFacebook: Hold The Mayowww.htmsports.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/HoldTheMayo)

Come along as we go deep into the weeds of loosely-German meat concoctions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fastfoodfilmfriends/support

We are three part beings - spirit, soul, and body. God wants us to be healthy, even in our souls. There are three key components to our soul's health that we cannot overlook — Christ, Community, and Counseling. We need all three together.

We are three part beings - spirit, soul, and body. God wants us to be healthy, even in our souls. There are three key components to our soul's health that we cannot overlook — Christ, Community, and Counseling. We need all three together.

We are three part beings - spirit, soul, and body. God wants us to be healthy, even in our souls. There are three key components to our soul’s health that we cannot overlook — Christ, Community, and Counseling. We need all three together.

We are three part beings - spirit, soul, and body. God wants us to be healthy, even in our souls. There are three key components to our soul’s health that we cannot overlook — Christ, Community, and Counseling. We need all three together.

Do you refer to any corn with the rootworm trait as "triple stack"? Why is true triple stack corn going away and what replaced it. How long will that last and what other advancements have we seen with insecticides and seed treatment.

Rumors abound, events on events, shiny pigs, and more on this episode of GoCast!For full show notes and resources, visit our website - www.gocastpodcast.com!support us - www.patreon.com/gocastpodcastemail us - mail@gocastpodcast.com follow us on twitter - @gocastpodcastSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/gocastpodcast)

Jamie and Rey wake up from a late night and decide to fill their PHAT bellies with the McDonald’s Triple Stack breakfast. We discuss new food apps that endorse our healthy lifestyles and a snag in our ordering. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @mokuest and Instagram @mokueststudios. Music provided by MōKuest Studios.

Jamie and Rey wake up from a late night and decide to fill their PHAT bellies with the McDonald’s Triple Stack breakfast. We discuss new food apps that endorse our healthy lifestyles and a snag in our ordering. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @mokuest and Instagram @mokueststudios. Music provided by MōKuest Studios.

PT 2 of THE TRIPLE STACK.

PT 2 of THE TRIPLE STACK.

Ben explains Plato to Pat in pt 2 of the Triple Stack of Greek Meat Trilogy.

Ben explains Plato to Pat in pt 2 of the Triple Stack of Greek Meat Trilogy.