Podcasts about Trunk

The cast of Get in the Trunk's Impossible Landscapes Campaign reunites with some new characters and some old habits in this incredible one shot from the amazing folks at Arc Dream Publishing. When a strange event unfolds at an iconic national park, a Delta Green task force races to the scene to determine the potential unnatural impact before any official authorities can arrive. Watch the video here: ⁠https://youtube.com/live/WlEGKz9Ag2M Help us unlock what's next. Subscribe today at ⁠⁠⁠⁠jointhenaish.com⁠⁠⁠⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The crew weighs in on the NBA Finals and what it really costs to be a New York Knicks fan these days. From there, the conversation shifts into hip hop beef culture and where the line is between sport and disrespect.Then Vinnie tells the story of a journalist interview that spiraled into something far more serious — and why federal agents ended up at his show because of it. That leads to a discussion on cancel culture and why nobody is actually getting canceled in 2026.

Choice Classic Radio presents Philo Vance, featuring today's episode titled “Tree Trunk Murder Case.” Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at http://choiceclassicradio.com We hope you enjoy the show!

The crew kicks things off with a tale of restaurant frustration that snowballs into a broader conversation about bad service, false promises, and the unwritten code between businesses and their customers. From there, the episode digs into Complex's viral Top 50 New York Rappers of All Time list — and the crew has plenty to say. They debate whether the list is a legitimate ranking, deliberate rage bait, or a mix of both, unpacking the criteria, questioning some of the inclusions, and making the case for the names that got left off entirely. From legends who should be higher to modern acts that have no business being on a "best ever" list, it's a deep, opinionated ride through New York rap history.

From the streets of Orlando's Parramore neighborhood, to becoming the leader of the JRR Street Team, Parramore Brown is here with his weekly observations from his 'Diary of a Black Man'...

From the streets of Orlando's Parramore neighborhood, to becoming the leader of the JRR Street Team, Parramore Brown is here with his weekly observations from his 'Diary of a Black Man'...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Legal Nurse Podcast, Pat Iyer unveils a powerful model for creating video content that resonates with attorneys and legal nurse consultants. Drawing on the tree metaphor developed by video marketer Nate Woodbury, Pat Iyer explains how the Trunk, Branches, and Leaves structure can help anyone systematically generate engaging topics for their videos. This intuitive approach not only simplifies the planning process but also ensures that your content is both comprehensive and captivating. Pat Iyer breaks down the metaphor: the "trunk" represents your core message or central theme, the "branches" are the key subtopics that support this focus, and the "leaves" are the specific, actionable topics that form the details of your content. Using practical examples from her own experience in legal nurse consulting, as well as scenarios involving medical malpractice and personal injury, she illustrates how anyone can apply this framework to brainstorm and organize topics effectively. By the end of the episode, listeners are equipped with a clear, actionable blueprint for transforming a blank page into a robust video content plan. Whether you're building visibility in your field or looking for ways to deepen attorney relationships, this episode provides step-by-step guidance to spark your creative process and enhance your video marketing strategy. What You'll Learn in This Episode on Building Powerful Law Videos: Structure for Experts and Consultants Here are 5 discussion questions answered in the podcast: How does the "Trunk, Branches, and Leaves" model simplify the process of crafting compelling video scripts for attorneys? In what ways can legal nurse consultants use this model to organize their video content effectively? Why is it important to have a strong “trunk” or core message when creating educational content for legal audiences? How might choosing the right "branches" (subtopics) influence the depth and relevance of video topics for attorneys? Can you identify examples of “leaves” (specific topics) in your area of legal nurse consulting expertise, and how would you use them to create targeted videos? Get the free transcripts and also learn about other ways to subscribe. Go to Legal Nurse Podcasts subscribe options by using this short link: http://LNC.tips/subscribepodcast. https://youtu.be/a90qyyupXwA Your Presenter for Building Powerful Law Videos: Structure for Experts and Consultants Pat Iyer Pat Iyer is a seasoned legal nurse consultant and business coach, renowned for her expertise in guiding new legal nurse consultants to successfully break into the field. As the host of the Legal Nurse Podcast, Pat addresses critical challenges that legal nurse consultants face, such as difficulty in landing clients and a lack of response from attorneys. Through her insightful episodes, she emphasizes the importance of effectively communicating one's value to potential clients. With a wealth of experience, Pat has empowered countless consultants to overcome these hurdles and thrive in their careers. Connect with Pat Iyer by email at patiyer@legalnusebusiness.com

I denne episoden snakker Olav Tvedt (Sparebanken Norge) og Alexander Solaat Rødland (Storebrand) om et tema mange overser i AI hverdagen: hygiene, livssyklus og opprydding i agenter og skyløsninger. Med sin vanlige "humor" går de gjennom skrekkeksempler og praktiske erfaringer diskuterer hvorfor testmiljøer, tilfeldige agentnavn, manglende dokumentasjon og fraværende utfasingsplaner kan koste både penger, sikkerhet og kontroll.Kort sagt: Det holder ikke å bare bygge smarte løsninger, du må også vite hvordan de skal forvaltes, kvalitetssikres og fjernes når tiden er inne. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I explore some of the history of the Grand Trunk Railroad moving their repair shops for their steam engines to Battle Creek in 1908, and it all surrounds an iconic photo taken the day it opened by photographer Isaac D Smith.For more information on Michael Delaware visit:MichaelDelaware.com

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The mailbag is back! The crew gets into the creative process behind writing rhymes, whether a perfect album is a perfect album regardless of genre, and what happens when ego convinces someone they're an expert in everything. Billy's history with Heelys comes out, fan art makes its way into the studio, and a listener writing in from Berlin has some catching up to do. Tune in for Episode 15 of Pop the Trunk, with Vinnie Paz!

Most people know Jay's Sporting Goods as the giant Michigan sporting goods store… but very few know how it actually started. In today's episode, I sit down with Arlene Yost, Jeff Poet and JJ Poet to hear the real story behind the empire. What started in the trunk of Jay Poet's car in the 1960s eventually turned into the largest privately owned sporting goods store in the country. Before the massive stores, packed aisles, and loyal customers… there was a one-car garage, a dream, and a family willing to bet everything on it. This episode dives into the history, sacrifices, risks, and moments that built Jay's into what it is today. Some of the stories in this one honestly sound too crazy to be real. If you love hunting, the outdoors, business, or just hearing how something legendary was built from absolutely nothing, you're going to want to hear this one all the way through. This was a special episode for me to record, and I'm incredibly thankful the Poet family sat down to share it. Enjoy. . . . Promo Codes: Latitude Outdoors: thefall Americas Best Bowstrings: TFP Helix Broadheads:TFP Faceoff Ebikes: TFP Asio Gear: FALL20 Kuhle Archery: FALL25 . . . Partner Websites: Jays Sporting Goods - https://www.jayssportinggoods.com/ Helix Broadheads - https://www.helixbroadheads.com/ Latitude Outdoors - https://www.latitudeoutdoors.com/ Garmin Bow Sights - https://www.garmin.com/en-US/c/outdoor-recreation/sportsman-and-tactical-devices/ Prime Archery - https://www.g5prime.com/ Asio Gear - https://asiogear.com?utm_source=pro&utm_medium=fall Faceoff Hunting Ebikes - https://www.faceoffebikes.com/ Michigan Buckpole - https://mibuckpole.com/ Vitalize Seed Company - https://vitalizeseed.com/ Kuhle Archery - https://kuhlearchery.com/ Everland Outdoors - https://everlandoutdoors.com/  Moonguide - https://moonguide.com/ Moultrie - https://www.moultrie.com/ Don't forget to check out the Fall Podcast Youtube channel for new content. Subscribe to the channel as well. Thank you. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWSCcGJeHHxejFXBZAO83QA For updates from The Fall Podcast: The Fall Podcast on Instagram - The Fall Podcast The Fall Podcast on Facebook - The Fall Podcast Facebook The Fall Podcast Youtube Channel - The Fall Podcast Youtube Channel Subscribe and Rate us on Itunes: SUBSCRIBE to The Fall Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In Episode 273 of the ShopNotes Podcast, the crew dives into everything happening in the woodworking world — from hand tool events and lumber prices to TV show updates, shop projects, and new tools coming to the market. Logan shares a full recap of his trip to Hand Tool Haven at the Plain Wellness event in Pennsylvania, including tool vendors, demonstrations, silent auction finds, and a few close calls with buying even more hand planes. The guys also discuss upcoming events like Woodworking in America 2026 and why woodworking competitions at county and state fairs are worth entering. Back in the shop, John wraps up filming for Season 20 of The Woodsmith Shop TV show, Phil works through design details on his latest desk project, and Logan gets dangerously close to finishing a set of custom church doors — while also getting pulled into unexpected woodworking side quests. Plus, the crew talks about Kreg's newly announced cordless loose tenon machine, the ongoing corded vs. cordless debate, walnut from Chunk A' Trunk, listener comments about lumber suppliers, and plenty of woodworking shop banter along the way. Got a question or comment for the show? Send it to woodsmith@woodsmith.com or leave a comment on the ShopNotes Podcast YouTube channel.

Does love truly transcend the veil? In this moving episode of Radio Medium, Laura Lee connects with a caller, Angie, from Texas who discovered a mysterious military trunk, leading to a profound revelation about a soul's desire to be remembered. Through a powerful psychic reading, Laura bridges the gap between worlds to deliver spirit messagesfrom a departed partner struggling with the weight of past addictions.Witness a journey of grief healing as a father offers an unexpected apology and a heartfelt "Happy Birthday" to the son he left behind. This episode provides deep spiritual guidance for anyone seeking comfort in the afterlife and validation that our loved ones never truly leave us. Tune in for an intuitive reading that proves there is always a chance for forgiveness and transformation, even from the other side.

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After the slept-on rappers episode sparked a wave of responses from the audience, Vinnie and Brendan discuss names that didn't make the original list, artists whose careers took hard left turns, and a few who quietly reinvented themselves in ways nobody saw coming. From Philly legends to Long Island crews to a Queens MC who ended up writing for Beyoncé, the conversation covers artists who deserved far more than they got, and tries to make sense of why the music industry let them slip through the cracks.Along the way, the crew gets into the Enhanced Games, a suspicious stat about NBA referees, the shiny suit era's collateral damage, and a firsthand account of one of the most chaotic nights in college basketball history. Tune in for Episode 14 of Pop the Trunk, with Vinnie Paz.

26-year-old "trunk murderess" Winnie Ruth Judd killed her two best friends one hot Phoenix night in 1931. Then she stuffed both of them into trunks and loaded them on a train to Los Angeles. What the press assumed was a simple case of jealousy only got messier with each new version of the story Winnie told.Sources for this episode include: The Trunk Murderess: Winnie Ruth Judd by Jana Bommersbach The Arizona Memory Project “Ruthless: A Long-Lost Confession Letter May Finally Tell the Real Story of Winnie Ruth Judd” by Robrt L. Pela (Phoenix New Times) “'Trunk Murderess': Shocking new info about notorious Phoenix murders” by Meredith G. White (Arizona Republic) Keep up with Killer Stories! Instagram: @killerstoriespodTikTok: @killerstoriespodX: @killerstorieshq Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Murph & Andy discuss the massive reaction to Monday's Coaches vs. Cancer conversation, Keith recaps Harrison Ford speaking at Arizona State graduation in 108-degree heat, and the guys debate why so many fans still dislike LeBron James. Plus: Top Gun ticket giveaways, horse racing problems, trunk scenes in movies, and one unforgettable beer spill story.

Legal tech used to live in the trunk - pulled out only when something broke. That era is over. David Cowen sits down with Chad Ergun, whose career has spanned Shearman & Sterling, White & Case, and Gibson Dunn before landing at Womble. Chad unpacks why mid-size firms are now competing with BigLaw, why his refusal to lock into a single AI vendor may be the smartest move in legal IT, and why simulation training is replacing the apprenticeship model. Key Topics Covered: Legal tech's promotion: From the trunk to the passenger seat to the driver's seat The roofing contractor problem: Why the billable hour cannot survive predictable outcomes, timelines, and costs Model hopping as strategy: Why Chad runs six different AI models and refuses vendor lock-in Simulation training for associates: Borrowing from pilots and surgeons to fix the mentorship gap AI doesn't judge you: Why associates ask AI the questions they were too afraid to ask their partners Enterprise data sovereignty: Why running AI on your own tenant is non-negotiable The end of the billable hour by 2027: Chad weighs in on Anthropic GC's bold prediction

Tony Celano and John Gotti Eye to EyeWhat does a man do after spending 22 years working organized crime cases for the NYPD — including going face-to-face with John Gotti during a surveillance operation and serving on the task force that fought through the bloodiest mob war of the 20th century?If you're Tony Celano, you build a second career running a major corporate security firm. And then you write seven crime novels.This episode of Do You Ever Wonder is one you won't want to miss.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ABOUT OUR GUEST━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Anthony Celano is a retired NYPD Detective Squad Commander who served 22 years on some of the most dangerous assignments in modern New York law enforcement history, during the era when the New York Mafia was at the absolute peak of its power. His assignments included:

Summary What if empty nesting isn't just about loss… but about rediscovering yourself again? In this deeply personal episode, Shelly reflects on her first full year as an empty nester after launching her twin boys to college—just days after losing her mother-in-law unexpectedly. From grief and identity shifts to rebuilding rhythms, reconnecting in marriage, and navigating caregiving for aging parents, Shelly shares an honest look at what this season has really been like behind the scenes. Using the framework of a tree—roots, trunk, and leaves—this episode offers encouragement for any woman walking through a major midlife transition and wondering who she is becoming on the other side. If you're navigating an empty nest, caregiving, or a season of change, this conversation will help you feel seen, grounded, and hopeful about what comes next. Key Takeaways What the first year of empty nesting actually feels like Why grief and goodness often coexist in midlife transitions The emotional impact of shifting identity after motherhood How connection and community help carry us through change Why God doesn't waste transitions—even painful ones A simple framework for navigating any midlife season: Roots → inner healing and grief work Trunk → connection and support Leaves → joy, hobbies, and rediscovering yourself The reminder that caregiving often replaces the space parenting once filled How to identify what your soul needs most in this season Resources & Links Rooted Gathering Weekly Prayer Call Follow Shelly on Instagram Midlife Made Simple Website Final Thought The grief and the goodness can sit at the same table. And sometimes the season that feels like an ending becomes the beginning of returning to yourself. Resources:Rooted Gathering Prayer Call - https://midlifemadesimplepodcast.com/prayerRooted Collective Newsletter: https://midlifemadesimplepodcast.com/newsletter

On Episode 109 of the Daebak K-Rambles Podcast, Jess and Carol from the Kdrama Musings Podcast tackle the complicated love stories, emotional realism, and sex of Adult K-Drama Romance.We put forth that adult K-drama romance thrives in the space where love is no longer idealized, but negotiated—messy, intentional, and shaped by regret, timing, and consequence. We unpack love stories where chemistry isn't proof of compatibility like Nevertheless, where timing can ruin even perfect connections like Something in the Rain, and where second chances may or may not guarantee healing like Our Beloved Summer and What Comes After Love. These are not beginner romances—they require emotional literacy, where love is examined alongside agency, power, and self-awareness.We also dig into how adult K-dramas challenge the genre's unspoken purity rules while often acknowledging sex, consent, or pragmatic separation. Shows like Love to Hate You and Hit the Spot push against the typical chaste K-drama formula, while power-laden romances like The Red Sleeve and emotionally restrained narratives like My Liberation Notes reveal that love doesn't fix structural imbalance—or even emotional emptiness.Across stories like Go Back Couple, The World of the Married, Secret Love Affair, and Reflection of You, adult romance emerges as a genre where “happily ever after” is replaced with something more honest.GUEST: Carol​Kdrama Musings Podcast: Available on Spotify, Google, Apple​Instagram: @kdramasmusings​TikTok: @kdramamusingsAll K-dramas discussed within this episode: Practical Guide to Love, Love Me, Perfect Crown, The Trunk, Twenty-Five Twenty-One, Romance Is a Bonus Book, On the Way to the Airport, Gold Land, Go Back Couple, Alone in Love, Familiar Wife, The World of the Married, Behind Every Star, Nevertheless, Something in the Rain, Record of Youth, My Liberation Notes, The Red Sleeve, My Dearest, Our Beloved Summer, What Comes After Love, Love to Hate You, Hit the Spot, Summer Scent, A Man and a Woman (movie), Search: WWW, I Need Romance (series), Dalja's Spring, Hyena, Secret Love Affair, Bad Boy, Reflection of YouIntro Music Credit: “Golden Coconut Club” by Tearliner, from the Cheese in the Trap OST. Used with permission from the artist.Rate and subscribe on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, follow us on all the socials, and be sure to let us know what you want to see in Season 8!

LISTEN WITHOUT ADS FOR 25 CENTS A DAY at www.patreon.com/dopeypodcast Episode Summary This week on the Wednesday Dose! Dave opens the Wednesday Dose of Dopey talking about Patreon backlash over Selby's heavy breathing during the Tuesday Patreon show, his hatred for the newest season of Euphoria, Lena Dunham's audiobook, Knicks obsession, and getting ready to emcee the Phoenix House gala honoring Hank Azaria. He then reads an email from a Scottish listener who got sober from alcohol after discovering Dopey through This American Life, but later spiraled into opioids, heroin, and benzos before finally trying to get clean again after hearing DJ's episode. Then Dave dives into a massive pile of brutal Spotify and Patreon comments reacting to the Amanda de Cadenet episode, with listeners calling her “insufferable,” “guarded,” “pretentious,” and “the worst guest ever,” while others defend her and praise Dave for surviving the awkward interview. The episode shifts into a long and funny conversation with comedian Zach Noe Towers. Zach talks about growing up gay in Missouri, discovering weed through theater kids, using alcohol and drugs to quiet fear and insecurity, moving to Los Angeles, rich gay party culture, ecstasy at Indiana University, Coachella mushroom disasters, being trapped in the trunk of a drug dealer's car, and eventually getting sober after years of chaotic partying and emotional bottoming out. Dave and Zach also talk comedy, AA, twink culture, Midwestern niceness, gay identity, stand-up anxiety, and planning the Dopeywood Comedy Store show. PLUS MORE! on the brand new Wednesday Dose of Dopey!   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Pop the Trunk went live for the first time ever, and there was no safety net. What you heard was what it was. The crew wasted no time getting into it, from a big boxing weekend to the NBA playoffs, bad bets, and stories from the streets of South Philly that you genuinely had to be there for.From there it turned into exactly what Pop the Trunk does best: wrestling history, hip hop history, and the kind of arguments that don't have a clean ending. The main event was a deep discussion on underappreciated MCs — who got slept on, who got jammed by the machine, and who was simply too nice for the world to handle. The live crowd had opinions too, and they weren't wrong. Two hours of unfiltered conversation with nowhere to hide. The first live edition of Pop the Trunk. No rewind.

Choice Classic Radio presents Michael Shayne, featuring today's episode titled “The Body in the Trunk.” Please consider supporting our show by becoming a patron at http://choiceclassicradio.com We hope you enjoy the show!

The boys are back. Vinnie and Brendan are back for a weekend of boxing you can't afford to sleep on. Before they get into the fights, there's no shortage of news — from a massive heavyweight announcement that's been a long time coming, to promotional shake-ups and signings that are quietly reshaping the landscape.Then it's fight time. Two pound-for-pound monsters. Two cards that demand your attention. Inoue vs. Nakatani and Benavidez vs. Ramirez get the full breakdown — the styles, the stakes, the odds, and where each guy stands heading into the biggest weekend of the year. Predictions are locked in. Pop the Trunk streaming on YouTube, all DSPs and your favorite podcast app. @popthetrunk.pod

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बाळाजी विश्वनाथ यांच्या अचानक जाण्याने साताऱ्याच्या दरबारात शोक आणि जीवघेणे टेन्शन पसरले... एप्रिल १७२० चा तो काळ! आता नवा पेशवा कोण होणार? अनेक अनुभवी आणि मुरलेले सरदार या पदासाठी रांगेत उभे होते, पण शाहू महाराजांची नजर एका १९ वर्षांच्या सळसळत्या रक्ताच्या तरुणावर खिळलेली होती... तो तरुण म्हणजे आपला बाजीराव! अनेक जुन्या सरदारांनी याला कडाडून विरोध केला... "हा पोरगेला काय राज्य चालवणार? आणि लष्कराचा अनुभव तरी कुठे आहे?" पण इथेच बाजीरावाचा तो ऐतिहासिक आणि सुपर-कूल ॲटिट्यूड जगासमोर आला! भर दरबारात उभा राहून हा तरुण अत्यंत आक्रमक आवाजात कडाडला... "महाराज! केवळ मागच्या पिढीच्या यशाचे गोडवे गाण्यात काय अर्थ आहे? मला आज्ञा द्या, मी स्वतः मोठ्या फौजा उभा करून थेट हिंदुस्थानात मोहीम काढेन! साक्षात शिवाजी महाराजांचे दिल्लीवर भगवा फडकवण्याचे स्वप्न पूर्ण करण्याची हीच ती अचूक वेळ आहे!" बाजीरावाचा तो धगधगता स्वॅग, ती भयंकर आक्रमकता आणि त्याची ती भव्य व्हिजन पाहून शाहू महाराज अक्षरशः भारावून गेले. १७ एप्रिल १७२० रोजी शाहू महाराजांनी बाजीरावाच्या अंगावर पेशवेपदाची वस्त्रे घातली! बाजीराव पेशवा तर झाला... पण या तरुण रक्ताला आता थेट निजामाच्या भयंकर तोफखान्याला सामोरे जायचे होते! बाळापूरच्या त्या मृत्यूच्या सापळ्यात बाजीरावाची पहिली प्रॅक्टिकल परीक्षा कशी असणार? आणि तो स्वतःला कसा सिद्ध करणार? ... [Music Fades Out]... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No guest, no filter. Vinnie, Brendan, and Billy go deep on one of hip hop's most unspoken rules — everybody got put on by somebody. From The Jaz (Jaz-O) opening doors for Jay, to Dre's Aftermath becoming a graveyard for careers that never were, the crew breaks down the co-sign, what it's worth, and what happens when it doesn't deliver. Junior Mafia, Wu-Tang affiliates, Two Chains betting on himself — it's a full autopsy on who made it, who got left at the bus stop, and why.Before all that, the guys catch up on shed suspicions, IKEA assembly nightmares, and Billy's kids accidentally dropping slurs at the Dollar Store.

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बाळाजी विश्वनाथ यांच्या अचानक जाण्याने साताऱ्याच्या दरबारात शोक आणि जीवघेणे टेन्शन पसरले... एप्रिल १७२० चा तो काळ! आता नवा पेशवा कोण होणार? अनेक अनुभवी आणि मुरलेले सरदार या पदासाठी रांगेत उभे होते, पण शाहू महाराजांची नजर एका १९ वर्षांच्या सळसळत्या रक्ताच्या तरुणावर खिळलेली होती... तो तरुण म्हणजे आपला बाजीराव! अनेक जुन्या सरदारांनी याला कडाडून विरोध केला... "हा पोरगेला काय राज्य चालवणार? आणि लष्कराचा अनुभव तरी कुठे आहे?" पण इथेच बाजीरावाचा तो ऐतिहासिक आणि सुपर-कूल ॲटिट्यूड जगासमोर आला! भर दरबारात उभा राहून हा तरुण अत्यंत आक्रमक आवाजात कडाडला... "महाराज! केवळ मागच्या पिढीच्या यशाचे गोडवे गाण्यात काय अर्थ आहे? मला आज्ञा द्या, मी स्वतः मोठ्या फौजा उभा करून थेट हिंदुस्थानात मोहीम काढेन! साक्षात शिवाजी महाराजांचे दिल्लीवर भगवा फडकवण्याचे स्वप्न पूर्ण करण्याची हीच ती अचूक वेळ आहे!" बाजीरावाचा तो धगधगता स्वॅग, ती भयंकर आक्रमकता आणि त्याची ती भव्य व्हिजन पाहून शाहू महाराज अक्षरशः भारावून गेले. १७ एप्रिल १७२० रोजी शाहू महाराजांनी बाजीरावाच्या अंगावर पेशवेपदाची वस्त्रे घातली! बाजीराव पेशवा तर झाला... पण या तरुण रक्ताला आता थेट निजामाच्या भयंकर तोफखान्याला सामोरे जायचे होते! बाळापूरच्या त्या मृत्यूच्या सापळ्यात बाजीरावाची पहिली प्रॅक्टिकल परीक्षा कशी असणार? आणि तो स्वतःला कसा सिद्ध करणार? ... [Music Fades Out]... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

बाळाजी विश्वनाथ यांच्या अचानक जाण्याने साताऱ्याच्या दरबारात शोक आणि जीवघेणे टेन्शन पसरले... एप्रिल १७२० चा तो काळ! आता नवा पेशवा कोण होणार? अनेक अनुभवी आणि मुरलेले सरदार या पदासाठी रांगेत उभे होते, पण शाहू महाराजांची नजर एका १९ वर्षांच्या सळसळत्या रक्ताच्या तरुणावर खिळलेली होती... तो तरुण म्हणजे आपला बाजीराव! अनेक जुन्या सरदारांनी याला कडाडून विरोध केला... "हा पोरगेला काय राज्य चालवणार? आणि लष्कराचा अनुभव तरी कुठे आहे?" पण इथेच बाजीरावाचा तो ऐतिहासिक आणि सुपर-कूल ॲटिट्यूड जगासमोर आला! भर दरबारात उभा राहून हा तरुण अत्यंत आक्रमक आवाजात कडाडला... "महाराज! केवळ मागच्या पिढीच्या यशाचे गोडवे गाण्यात काय अर्थ आहे? मला आज्ञा द्या, मी स्वतः मोठ्या फौजा उभा करून थेट हिंदुस्थानात मोहीम काढेन! साक्षात शिवाजी महाराजांचे दिल्लीवर भगवा फडकवण्याचे स्वप्न पूर्ण करण्याची हीच ती अचूक वेळ आहे!" बाजीरावाचा तो धगधगता स्वॅग, ती भयंकर आक्रमकता आणि त्याची ती भव्य व्हिजन पाहून शाहू महाराज अक्षरशः भारावून गेले. १७ एप्रिल १७२० रोजी शाहू महाराजांनी बाजीरावाच्या अंगावर पेशवेपदाची वस्त्रे घातली! बाजीराव पेशवा तर झाला... पण या तरुण रक्ताला आता थेट निजामाच्या भयंकर तोफखान्याला सामोरे जायचे होते! बाळापूरच्या त्या मृत्यूच्या सापळ्यात बाजीरावाची पहिली प्रॅक्टिकल परीक्षा कशी असणार? आणि तो स्वतःला कसा सिद्ध करणार? ... [Music Fades Out]... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

बाळाजी विश्वनाथ यांच्या अचानक जाण्याने साताऱ्याच्या दरबारात शोक आणि जीवघेणे टेन्शन पसरले... एप्रिल १७२० चा तो काळ! आता नवा पेशवा कोण होणार? अनेक अनुभवी आणि मुरलेले सरदार या पदासाठी रांगेत उभे होते, पण शाहू महाराजांची नजर एका १९ वर्षांच्या सळसळत्या रक्ताच्या तरुणावर खिळलेली होती... तो तरुण म्हणजे आपला बाजीराव! अनेक जुन्या सरदारांनी याला कडाडून विरोध केला... "हा पोरगेला काय राज्य चालवणार? आणि लष्कराचा अनुभव तरी कुठे आहे?" पण इथेच बाजीरावाचा तो ऐतिहासिक आणि सुपर-कूल ॲटिट्यूड जगासमोर आला! भर दरबारात उभा राहून हा तरुण अत्यंत आक्रमक आवाजात कडाडला... "महाराज! केवळ मागच्या पिढीच्या यशाचे गोडवे गाण्यात काय अर्थ आहे? मला आज्ञा द्या, मी स्वतः मोठ्या फौजा उभा करून थेट हिंदुस्थानात मोहीम काढेन! साक्षात शिवाजी महाराजांचे दिल्लीवर भगवा फडकवण्याचे स्वप्न पूर्ण करण्याची हीच ती अचूक वेळ आहे!" बाजीरावाचा तो धगधगता स्वॅग, ती भयंकर आक्रमकता आणि त्याची ती भव्य व्हिजन पाहून शाहू महाराज अक्षरशः भारावून गेले. १७ एप्रिल १७२० रोजी शाहू महाराजांनी बाजीरावाच्या अंगावर पेशवेपदाची वस्त्रे घातली! बाजीराव पेशवा तर झाला... पण या तरुण रक्ताला आता थेट निजामाच्या भयंकर तोफखान्याला सामोरे जायचे होते! बाळापूरच्या त्या मृत्यूच्या सापळ्यात बाजीरावाची पहिली प्रॅक्टिकल परीक्षा कशी असणार? आणि तो स्वतःला कसा सिद्ध करणार? ... [Music Fades Out]... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailSpecial Projects Coordinator Kate Ryan dons her “guest hat” to paint a vivid picture of what to expect at the upcoming State of the City and Community Appreciation Night. We talk about what's next for the Houghton Park and Play, how you can help with mowing safety,  give a shout out to animal services, and share how to get pre-approved ADU plans. Plus, we recap the latest council meeting and tee up events like Conversations with Council, Junk in the Trunk, the spring recycling collection event, and the Senior Council Annual Art Show.Show notes: www.kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260423

Part Two is here What does it mean to grandparent on purpose? For Richard and Linda Eyre, the answer has been decades in the making. The bestselling authors of Teaching Your Children Values have evolved with their family, from nine children to 34 grandchildren, and along the way have developed a philosophy of proactive grandparenting that mirrors what good leadership looks like at any stage of life. In this 1st of 2 conversations about Richard Eyre’s new book, The Grandparenting Blueprint:How to Teach Your Grandchildren Life’s Most Important Lessons, we discuss: Why grandparenting is where parenting was 50 years ago — a new frontier for intentional engagement The crucial mindset shift: from manager (the parent’s role) to consultant (the grandparent’s opportunity) Their TEAM framework — Trunk, Ear, Assembler, and Matcher — four roles every grandparent can play regardless of geography or circumstance Grammy Camp, one-on-one grandfather dates, and other practices that create genuine connection across generations The Five-Facet Review: a structured conversation with adult children that turns grandparents into informed, effective supporters How knowing your family roots builds resilience in children — and what research from 9/11 survivors revealed about the power of family stories The four types of grandparents — from disengaged to all-in, and why the all-in approach treats grandparenting like a second career Linda brings warmth, insights and creativity to the grandmothering side of the equation, such as music, art, storytelling, and the precious one-on-one moments that reveal what grandchildren are really thinking. Richard brings his Harvard MBA mindset (and toolkit) to the legacy-building and structured side of grandparenting, including how to give financial help without creating entitlement. This episode is a masterclass on how to cultivate meaningful relationships with intention. It's a powerful reminder that grandparenting, like retirement itself, is far too important to leave to chance. Linda and Richard Eyre join us from Utah. _________________________ For More on Linda & Richard Eyre The Grandparenting Blueprint:How to Teach Your Grandchildren Life’s Most Important Lessons (Amazon) Also available from the publisher at the author’s price (40% off) https://familius.com/book/the-grandparenting-blueprint/ Use the coupon code EYREFRIEND at checkout Website Grandmothering: The Secrets to Making a Difference While Having the Time of Your Life – by Linda Eyre Online Grandparenting 101 Course _________________________ Bio Richard and Linda Eyre are among the most popular speakers in the world on parenting and families. Their clients and audiences range from The Young President's Organization (YPO) and major corporations and associations to a wide array of school, civic, church and community groups. They find it remarkable and gratifying that in every one of the 50+ countries where they have presented, parents have similar hopes, dreams and worries about their children regardless of economic, religious, geographic, and cultural differences. The Eyres are authors of more than 50 books, most of which deal with work/family balance and parenting, and one of which, Teaching Your Children Values, became the only parenting book in more than fifty years  to reach #1 on the New York Times bestseller list. In addition to their ongoing work with parents, their latest books are about grandparenting and “Life in Full” for Baby Boomers. Richard and Linda have been frequent guests on national network shows including Oprah, The Today Show, Prime Time Live, 60 Minutes, and Good Morning America; and they once did regular segments on the CBS Early Show. Their parenting website, ValuesParenting.com, provides ideas, guidance and creative programs for families throughout the world. But their most important production is their nine children (“one of every kind”) who, through the years, have helped formulate their ideas for books and speeches. The second generation Eyres and their spouses are an impressive bunch, all with university degrees from the likes of Wellesley, Harvard, Columbia, M.I.T., Stanford, and BYU and all having interrupted their university education to spend up to two years living abroad, studying, doing missionary work and providing humanitarian service. They are also doing their part to expand the importance of family through their own speaking, books, blogs, and websites, and they have presented Richard and Linda with 34 grandchildren. Beyond their speaking engagements, the Eyre's favorite travel projects are humanitarian expeditions to places like Ethiopia, Kenya, Bolivia, India, Romania and Mexico, and the family's Eyrealm Foundation focuses on assisting and strengthening third world families. Richard is a Harvard MBA, president of his own management consulting company (which worked with national political candidates and locally ran campaigns to build Symphony Hall, restore the Capitol Theater, expand the Salt Palace, extend the Central Utah Project and save the Hogle Zoo) and a nationally ranked senior tennis player. He was a mission president for his church in London and a former director of the White House Conference on Parents and Children as well as a candidate for Utah Governor. Linda is a teacher, musician, and co-founder of International JoySchools.com, an in-home, do-it-yourself co-op and program for teaching preschoolers the joys of life. Both Richard and Linda have served on numerous arts, university, and non-profit boards and do a radio show/podcast at BYUradio called Eyres on the Road that is now in its 14th annual season. _____________________________ Retirement Podcast Conversations You May Love Grandparents' Day – Kerry Byrne & Ted Page The Mindful Grandparent – Dr. Shirley Showalter The Art of Relationships with Adult Children – Francine Toder, PhD ______________________________ About The Retirement Wisdom Podcast There are many podcasts on retirement, often hosted by financial advisors with their own financial motives, that cover the money side of the street. This podcast is different. You'll get smarter about the investment decisions you'll make about the most important asset you'll have in retirement: your time. About Retirement Wisdom I help people who are retiring, but aren't quite done yet, discover what's next and build their custom version of their next life. A meaningful retirement doesn't just happen by accident. Schedule a call today to discuss how the Designing Your Life process created by Bill Burnett & Dave Evans can help you make your life in retirement a great one — on your own terms. About Your Podcast Host Joe Casey is an executive coach who helps people design their next life after their primary career and create their version of The Multipurpose Retirement.™ He created his own next chapter after a 26-year career at Merrill Lynch, where he was Senior Vice President and Head of HR for Global Markets & Investment Banking. Joe has earned Master's degrees from the University of Southern California in Gerontology (at age 60), the University of Pennsylvania, and Middlesex University (UK), a BA in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and his coaching certification from Columbia University. In addition to his work with clients, Joe hosts The Retirement Wisdom Podcast, ranked in the top 1% globally in popularity by Listen Notes, with over 2 million downloads. Business Insider recognized Joe as one of 23 innovative coaches who are making a difference. He's the author of Win the Retirement Game: How to Outsmart the 9 Forces Trying to Steal Your Joy. __________________________ Wise Quotes On The Grandparent’s Blueprint “Linda does it by group. So she’ll have her preschool group and then she’ll have her elementary age group and they all get their turn at the Grammy camp. And I’m sitting there, Joe, like, what am I? I mean, what am I doing? This fabulous Grammy is doing all these things with all these kids and I’m just sort of an observer.  And that’s really what led to this new book about these grandfather’s secrets. I thought, well, I want to leave a legacy. There’s certain life lessons I think I’ve learned as a management consultant and all the other things I’ve done in my life. And I want to  somehow condense those concepts into something simple enough that children can understand them. That’s my legacy.” – Richard Eyre — On Listening  “We just recently met with three of our granddaughters. They’re all in university. And so we went down there to meet with them and for breakfast. And it was so fun.  We call them the babes because we have these little separate groups and these are the babes. And it was so fun to be with them. But in one breakfast, we learned more about their life than we could have imagined. And what were the three things you asked? We just said, Look, we just said, while we’re having breakfast, we just want to hear your story. We want to hear your recent story. And they just got going on telling us things. And I thought, if we’d been too specific with our questions, we would have missed part of what they said.  We love to tell stories to grad kids, but what’s really great is having them tell you their story. We’ve found that if we, it sounds funny, but if we pull out a pad or a pen and take a few notes on what they’re saying, they realize we really are paying attention. We really want to know. And they tell their story and they know it’s safe with us.we we know more about them than we would have if we just spent a big family reunion and everybody because we had some one-on-one and not only that we had one-on-ones with little kids.” – Linda Eyre — On Lecturing “But the failure is the lecturing and the other failure I want to mention and I’ve made this more than Linda. Linda is way more sensitive.  I have failed in the sense that I’ve said to some of my own sons or daughters, I think you need to do a little better with this child on such and such. In other words, giving advice that’s unsolicited on parenting to your own children is almost always a mistake. It is. And we found another interesting thing. At one reunion, we did a survey, we had a survey to our adult kids and ask them, you know, do you feel like we’re too involved and not involved enough? Would you like more? Would you like less and all that. And we just saw everybody would just love everything we’ve done.  And then we got a couple of responses like, oops, we have not been very sensitive about this. He comes from a different family with a different mindset. And you really have to be so careful. So we learned so much from that. We backed off, we learned how to ask before we did things and not just blunder into it.” – Richard Eyre __________________________ Watch out for Part Two coming on Thursday on The Secrets section of The Grandparenting Blueprint  

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On Friday Joe and Jed were hanging out at Goose which was at the Baycare Sound in Clearwater. And you're not going to believe what Jed did to the food....

In this episode, we examine the unsolved murder of beloved teacher and mother Faye Dollar, who vanished from her Atlanta home after putting her two young sons to bed. What began as a missing person case turned horrifying when her car was found abandoned across the city and her body was discovered hidden inside the trunk. As the investigation unfolded, the mystery only deepened. A recent divorce, missing hours, a dumped car, and years of silence left behind a case that still feels impossible to understand and even harder to forget.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us Fan MailWe explore art, emotion, inspiration, and the world with Kirkland Senior Council member and Senior Art Show organizer, Scott Emmons along with past art show winners, Heather Ebey and Kathy Coart. We learn all about submitting art and viewing the Senior Art Show, tourism grants, a new website for police jobs, work zone safety, booster seats, and what's on the next council meeting agenda. Plus, we preview oodles of great events including the annual spring plant sale, Conversations with Council, Junk in the Trunk, Community Appreciation Night, and the spring recycling collection event.Show notes: www.kirklandwa.gov/podcast#20260416

How much booze does it take to intoxicate an elephant?The answer isn't as much as you might expect, because not all guts are created equal when it comes to metabolising alcohol.This explains why an elephant might be considered a lightweight and your donkey got into a fight last weekend.But alcohol isn't the only cause of misbehaviour — so what motivated the legless serial doorbell pranksters?Featuring:Dr Mareike Janiak,  postdoctoral associate at the University of CalgaryDr Christine Sutton, particle physicist and past editor of CERN CourierKate Connolly, Berlin correspondent for the Guardian NewspaperDr Imogen Cavadino, freelance malacologistWith news audio thanks to NPRAnd extra sounds from bird enthusiasts:Mike Dooher, XC355140. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/355140 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0)Lonnie Bregman, XC373738. Accessible at  www.xeno-canto.org/373738 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0)Mike Dooher, XC402422. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/402422 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0)Frank Lambert, XC1031363. Accessible at www.xeno-canto.org/1031363 (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0)Production:Ann Jones, Presenter / ProducerRebecca McLaren, ProducerHamish Camilleri, Sound EngineerThis episode of What the Duck?!  was produced on the land of the Wadawarrung and Taungurung people.Find more episodes of the ABC podcast, What the Duck?! with the always curious Dr Ann Jones exploring the mysteries of nature on ABC Listen (Australia) or wherever you get your podcasts. You'll learn more about the weird and unusual aspects of our natural world in a quirky, fun way with easy to understand science.

In this episode of the Helping Families Be Happy podcast, host Christopher Robbins interviews New York Times bestselling author Richard Eyre about his latest book, "The Grandparenting Blueprint." Richard, a father of nine with 34 grandchildren, shares his insights on modern grandparenting and the importance of teaching life lessons to grandchildren. The conversation explores the "12 secrets" Richard has developed to pass on to his grandchildren at different ages, covering topics like joy, choices, popularity, money management, and decision-making. Richard emphasizes the critical balance grandparents must strike between being involved and supportive while respecting that parents are ultimately in charge, advocating for proactive grandparenting that can profoundly impact future generations. Episode Highlights 00:00:15: Christopher welcomes listeners to the Helping Families Be Happy podcast and introduces himself as co-founder of Famis, husband, father of nine, author, fly fisherman, and backpacker based in California's central valley. 00:00:15: Richard Eyre is introduced as a New York Times number one bestselling author with more than 50 books in print who speaks to audiences in over 60 countries and now focuses on grandparenting and three-generation family management. 00:01:16: Christopher explains that the podcast aligns with the Famis 10 Habits of Happy Families and directs listeners to the Habit Hub blog and YouTube channel for more resources. 00:01:16: Richard welcomes the opportunity to discuss grandparenting with a fellow father of nine, noting the difference in their grandchildren count—Christopher has two while Richard has 34. 00:02:20: Christopher asks Richard why "The Grandparenting Blueprint" is so important to him and what motivated him to share his experiences. 00:02:58: Richard explains that writers do their best work when writing about current experiences in their lives, and grandparenting is now his daily reality with abundant material. 00:02:58: Richard describes how grandparenting is becoming a science similar to how parenting evolved, with people actively seeking knowledge on how to be effective grandparents. 00:04:00: Richard notes that grandparenting used to be something that just happened to people, but now it's becoming intentional as people realize they may be grandparents for 40 years. 00:04:50: Christopher begins to discuss the 12 secrets organized by age groups (8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18) that Richard shares in his book. 00:05:18: Richard explains the book has two parts—the first covers the basics of grandparenting using the TEAM approach acronym, while the second part presents the secrets. 00:06:13: Richard details the TEAM approach: Trunk (connecting family branches), Ear (listening to grandkids), Assembler (gathering family together), and Match (matching funds rather than just giving money). 00:07:07: Richard shares how calling principles "secrets" captured his grandchildren's attention far better than presenting them as lectures or lessons. 00:07:54: Richard reveals that the grandchildren contributed to the book by sharing their reactions and perspectives on each secret at a family reunion. 00:08:49: Christopher lists all 12 secrets: joy, leadership, choices, popularity, the single tree, magic words, faith, transforming, money and work, the ring of truth, weekly planning, and advanced decision making. 00:09:03: Christopher focuses on the secret about choices, relating it to his own teaching that people are free to choose but not free from consequences. 00:09:37: Richard explains there are two types of choices—those that can be made in advance (like decisions about drugs, smoking, drinking) and those that cannot (like who to marry or what career to pursue). 00:10:31: Richard describes how he has grandchildren make lists of decisions they can make in advance before facing crisis moments. 00:11:24: Richard explains the process for big decisions that can't be made in advance, involving thinking, analyzing, meditating, seeking advice, and pondering for confirmation before finalizing. 00:12:11: Richard shares that he had to get permission from his grandchildren at a family reunion to share the secrets in a book. 00:12:32: Christopher jokes about the Eyre family wanting a competitive advantage, and Richard responds that the grandkids agreed but wanted part of the royalties. 00:12:45: Christopher highlights the popularity secret for 10-12 year olds: good popularity comes frombeing nice to everyone and lasts, while bad popularity comes from only being nice to certain people and doesn't last. 00:14:03: Richard explains why ages 10-12 are critical for this message, as it's when girls become clique- ish and boys face bullying issues in middle school. 00:14:03: Richard shares how grandchildren have memorized the secrets and how he has used small bribes to encourage memorization. 00:15:06: Christopher moves to the money and work secret for age 16, which teaches that work is a blessing and money is a means, not an end. 00:15:54: Richard emphasizes the importance of teaching that there's no free lunch and the need to work for what you get. 00:16:45: Richard stresses the importance of not overstepping boundaries with adult children by criticizing their parenting approaches to money and work. 00:17:44: Richard describes the grandparents' bank concept where grandchildren can deposit money and earn generous interest to learn about saving. 00:17:44: Richard explains the 10-20-70 principle: give away 10%, save 20%, and use 70% for living expenses. 00:18:43: Richard shares that with parental permission, he takes 16-year-old grandchildren to open Schwab accounts to begin real investing. 00:19:11: Christopher emphasizes that you don't need to be wealthy to be a decent investor, sharing his own experience of starting with $25 per paycheck in a 401k. 00:20:13: Richard explains how he opens custodial Roth IRA accounts for grandchildren at 16 and matches whatever they contribute to encourage saving. 00:20:33: Christopher asks how to navigate the reality that grandchildren have parents who may have different values and viewpoints. 00:21:36: Richard advises taking parents to dinner monthly or quarterly to ask how grandparents can help while acknowledging parents are in charge. 00:21:36: Richard describes the five facet review process: asking parents about grandchildren's physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual development. 00:22:46: Richard emphasizes that establishing a supportive rather than takeover relationship deepens connections with adult children and increases time with grandchildren. 00:23:27: Christopher shares a powerful story about his grandfather taking him to Hawaii for two weeks when he was 12 and his grandfather was 92. 00:24:10: Christopher describes how his grandfather asked him about what type of person he wanted to marry, which profoundly influenced his dating and marriage choices. 00:25:08: Richard amplifies Christopher's point about the social distance between grandparents and grandchildren allowing for instant trust and better listening. 00:25:08: Richard encourages grandparents to be proactive rather than retiring from family involvement, as it makes a real difference in grandchildren's lives. 00:25:19: Christopher asks where listeners can find Richard online, and Richard directs them to valuesparenting.com. 00:25:37: Christopher concludes by thanking Richard and providing publication details for "The Grandparenting Blueprint," available March 2026 from Familius. Key Takeaways Grandparenting is evolving from something that just happens to an intentional practice requiring knowledge and skills, especially as people may be grandparents for 40 years or more. The TEAM approach provides a framework for effective grandparenting: be the Trunk connecting family, the Ear listening attentively, the Assembler gathering everyone together, and Match funds rather than simply giving money. Teaching life principles as "secrets" rather than lectures captures children's attention and makes them more receptive to learning important values. There are two types of choices: those that can be decided in advance (like avoiding drugs or drinking) and major life decisions (like marriage or career) that require careful thought, analysis, and confirmation. Good popularity comes from being nice to everyone and lasts, while bad popularity from being selective doesn't last—a critical lesson for 10-12 year olds facing cliques and bullying. Teaching financial literacy early through concepts like a grandparents' bank, the 10-20-70 principle, and custodial investment accounts prepares grandchildren for financial independence. Grandparents must respect that parents are in charge by regularly consulting with them, asking how to help, and never overstepping boundaries or criticizing parenting choices. The social distance between grandparents and grandchildren allows for unique trust and listening opportunities that parents may not have due to daily responsibilities. One-on-one time between grandparents and grandchildren creates lasting memories and profound influences that children remember throughout their lives. Proactive grandparenting involvement rather than retirement from family life makes a significant difference in grandchildren's development and future success. Quotable Moments "I think all writers, certainly in my case it's true, do their best work when they're writing about something, that they're actually doing something that's current in their own lives." "Grandparenting is sort of where parenting was maybe 50 years ago. I mean, it, it's, it's just becoming a thing...they've realized that they may be grandparents for 40 years." "The minute I put the word secrets on it, hey, I gotta take, I got a couple of secrets for you. At least I had their attention." "You are free to choose whatever you want, but once you choose, you are no longer free of the consequences, which follow and consequences are both good and bad" "If you make a decision and then you ponder it, you think about it for a while and you, if you're a praying person, you ask God to confirm that decision." "Good popularity comes from being nice to everyone and it lasts. Bad popularity comes from only being nice to certain people and it doesn't" "Kids, even young ones, they are smarter than we think they are." "Work is a blessing and the money it earns is a means and not an end" "If you go in thinking you are in charge, you're gonna, you're gonna fail and you're gonna drive a wedgevbetween you and your children." "Once a month or even once a quarter, go to dinner with the parents of that grandchild." "There is a social distance between a grandparent and a grandchild that allows for a more instant kind of trust and listening and awareness." "Be a proactive grandparent. Don't, don't sit in the corner and watch, don't retire."

Pop the Trunk Presents: Knock 'Em Out the Box — Bonus Episode (Ep. 206)This is not a Pop the Trunk episode — this is the one the Knocker Nation has been asking for. After a long hiatus, Vinnie and Brendan are back in their corners for a bonus round of Knock 'Em Out the Box, the boxing podcast that started it all. No guests, no hip-hop detours — just straight boxing talk, picking up at Episode 206 right where they left off. On tap: Boots Ennis vs. Xander Zayas at Barclays Center, Bivol's mandatory defense, the sanctioning body circus, Vito Mielnicki Jr. at Boardwalk Hall, the state of UK heavyweight boxing, and a thorough breakdown of why Barclays Center needs this fight more than it lets on. These bonus episodes will live on the Pop the Trunk feed and will drop when the fight calendar demands it — this one was too good to skip.

Pop the Trunk is officially in the building! Episode 8 marks the first time the show records in-studio, and the crew is joined by Philadelphia legends Outerspace — Planetary and Crypt the Warchild — for a conversation 28 years in the making. They go all the way back: Puerto Rican families landing in Philly, finding each other in East Oak Lane, older brothers as the cheat code into hip hop, and the G-Rap moment that made Planetary pick up a pen. From there it's Footwork open mics, cassette tapes in the trunk, Super Regular Records, Army of the Pharaohs, and the grinding East Coast tours that built everything. No filter. No holds barred. This one runs deep.

Eight songs. One vinyl pressing so rare most fans have never held it. And a song that — based on all available evidence — was played live maybe three times before The Hip quietly let it go. jD, Joe from Toronto, Andy from St. Thomas, and Justin from Bridport dug into the self-titled EP and found something they weren't expecting.Episode Summary'I'm a Werewolf Baby' clocks in at number 140 out of 169 songs in the TTH Podcast Series community poll. And yet. Pull it up right now and try not to move. You can't. You will fail. That's the thing about this song — it doesn't care where it ranks. It just rips.The song comes from the self-titled Tragically Hip EP, released in the Kingston area in late 1987 and distributed more widely in 1988. It was produced by Red Ryder guitarist Ken Greer. Lyrics by Gord Downie. Music by Robbie, Johnny, and Gord Sinclair. That songwriting credit breakdown — individual, named, specific — is one of the things that makes the EP a genuinely interesting document. That, and the fact that it pre-dates Paul Langlois on guitar. He played shaker on this one. And during the breakdown, apparently, Gord picked him up and carried him around the stage. So there's that.Based on what setlist.fm and Hipbase can confirm, the song was performed live only three known times — debuting in 1987 at the Alma Combo in Toronto and last appearing April 11, 1990 at the Spectrum in Montreal. Why did they stop? The panel had opinions. Some of it comes down to New Orleans Is Sinking absorbing the sonic real estate. Some of it comes down to werewolves being out of fashion by 1990. Some of it, jD suspects, is that they just didn't love it anymore — and when your setlist is building toward "Nautical Disaster" and "Fifty-Mission Cap," this one starts to look like the eight-crayon box sitting beside the 128-count set with the built-in sharpener.What the panel kept coming back to is the foreshadowing. The howl in this song, Andy from St. Thomas points out, is the same howl Gord would use between songs on the 2016 Man Machine Poem Tour — the final tour — with the mic pressed to his belly button. Nearly thirty years apart. Same sound. The embryo and the elegy.Justin from Bridport came in having re-watched the docuseries specifically to prepare. He surfaced the detail that the song predates Paul's addition to the band — this was a holdover from the Davis Manning era, a relic that got dusted off and recorded because they needed one more song. That reframe matters. This wasn't a proud showcase. It was a polished demo. It was the bar band phase. It was fresh-out-of-high-school energy — and Johnny Fay was literally still a teenager when they tracked it.Joe from Toronto, frontman of Forever Hip, put it plainly: the lyrics read like Paul Stanley wrote them. Which is not an insult, actually. It's just that from Gord Downie, knowing what came after, it reads like a deal with the devil got made sometime between this and "Locked in the Trunk of a Car." The growth from 1987 to 1989 is almost impossible to reconcile when you hear them back to back. Justin confirmed it — his algorithm served him 'I'm a Werewolf Baby' and then, immediately after, 'Blow at High Dough' from "Up to Here." Same band. Two years later. How.Community poll results from the Facebook group (approaching 5,000 members - now there's a number): 58% love this tune, 26% tolerate it, 11% skip it, and 5% had never heard it before tonight. That 5% number surprised everyone. It probably shouldn't. If you came to The Hip through "Phantom Power," this EP is a different country.Next week on The Tragically Hip On Shuffle: 'The Luxury' from "Road Apples." Three new panelists. One random song. Same deal.The GuestsJoe from Toronto is the frontman of Forever Hip, the Tragically Hip tribute band playing live at An Evening for Sara J - April 11 at the Firkin on Yonge. This is his second appearance on The Tragically Hip On Shuffle.Andy from St. Thomas is a lifelong Hip fan making his first appearance on the show. He came prepared, he admitted the EP was one he'd slept on, and his insight about Gord's 2016 howl being traceable all the way back to this song was the best moment of the night. He's a good dad. His daughter knew the Blue Album better than he did.Justin from Bridport - the only Bridport in America, and a returning panelist working his way toward the five-timers sash. He re-watched the full Hip docuseries this week specifically to prep for this episode. It showed.Resources & Referencessetlist.fm - setlist and live performance data for 'I'm a Werewolf Baby'Hipbase - discography and catalogue reference. Thank you to Lance Robinson and the Hipbase team.The Tragically Hip Archive - for live recordings referenced in discussionThe Tragically Hip Reddit community - Rico Borrega's song-by-song breakdowns of the full catalogue are worth your time. jD avoids reading them before recording. You shouldn't have to.An Evening for Sara J - April 11, Firkin on YongeHip fans in Toronto - this is the one. Live episode recording with Patrick Downie. Forever Hip on stage. Six Hip concert posters and a numbered Richard Beland fine art print of Chris Cornell up for raffle. All for a great cause. Tickets at tickets.tthpods.com.ConnectFacebook community: community.tthpods.com | Instagram: @tthpods | YouTube: youtube.com/@tthpods | Email: tthpodcastseries@gmail.com#TheTragicallyHip #TTHOnShuffle #TheHip #GordDownie #TragicallyHip #UpToHereAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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