Podcast appearances and mentions of tysen webb

This episode can be watched on Youtube.com https://youtu.be/JpR_m72OcEI What is an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), and what good is it?  We speak with Tysen Webb, VP of Marketing and Sales at R5 Homes. 0:00 - Introduction. What's an A.D.U.? 3:40 - Every municipality has rules, and what income can lenders use? Spoiler: R5 ADUs are compliant! 5:41 - How do purpose-built ADUs address the affordability crisis in Utah? 10:59 - Using an ADU to boost your buying power. 17:44 - Why you should buy at the top of your buying power. Also, a quick life hack to tell if you can *really* afford that payment. A fun story about why raising rent on your kids is the merciful option. 24:45 - Getting into a house (not just a condo or a townhome).  26:37 - What did we learn today? 29:04 - Out Takes * No municipalities were harmed in the making of this video. Special thanks to Tysen Webb of R5 Homes:  R5 Homes VP of Marketing and Sales Tysen@R5Homes.net 801-289-6491  Mansell Real Estate Please contact us to tell us you love us, you want to hire us! Call or text: Realtors with Hive Collective at Presidio Real Estate: Tyler Cazier: 801-210-0230 Aric Wiszt: 801-228-7687‬ Lender with Elite Team at Security Home Mortgage: NMLS: 178787 Jason Christiansen: 801-669-7271 NMLS: 240472 A Production with Security Home Mortgage's Jason Christiansen, and Hive Collective at Presidio's Tyler Cazier and "Mr. Suit" Aric Wiszt. Jason Christiansen - Mortgage 240472 Tyler Cazier Real Estate Aric Wiszt - Your Realtor friend Realtypath

The wait is over and "Star Wars- The Rise of Skywalker" has brought an end to the 42-year film saga.  The Fan Effect team of Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb, Adam Thomas and Ryan Meeks go in-depth on their thoughts on both Episode IX and the sequel trilogy overall.  They also talk about what they'd like to see from the "Star Wars" universe going forward. (NOTE: Massive Spoilers in this podcast episode.  DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS UNTIL AFTER YOU SEE "RISE OF SKYWALKER")

Now that we have the final trailer for "Star Wars - The Rise of Skywalker" we have to talk about what we SAW, what we DIDN'T SEE, and how we feel about the saga coming to a close.  Host Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb and Herb Scribner of DeseretNews.com react to the trailer, rehash old arguments (cough--The Last Jedi--cough) & even reveal a possible new order to watch all the Star Wars movies for those who haven't seen them.

Joker, perhaps the most iconic comic book villain of all time, has his own movie now... made by director Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix.  The movie has drawn both praise and criticism for its grounded portrayal of a character who is an unapologetic, psychopathic murderer in the source material. In this episode, Andy Farnsworth welcomes back former podcast partner Tysen Webb, DC Comics superfan and KSL NewsRadio Movie Show producer KellieAnn Halvorsen, and first-time guest Herb Scribner of DeseretNews.com and a freelance contributor for Huffington Post, for some group therapy--errrr--spirited discussion about the new film, including: Phoenix's riveting portrayal; the issues the movie raises about mental illness and violence; the nods to the Batman mythology; and debate whether we even needed to know how Joker came to be, and if the film's cinematic achievements are enough to offset the disturbing content and imagery. (NOTE: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE MOVIE "JOKER") Fan Effect is a pop culture podcast that goes beyond Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Gaming, and Tech, to categories surpassing the nerdy. Formerly known ast SLC Fanboys, the show is hosted by Andy Farnsworth, Adam Thomas, and Tysen Webb. Listen weekly on your favorite platform, at kslnewsradio.com, or on the KSL App. Follow us on Facebook @FanEffectShow and Twitter @FanEffectShow.   

The original SLC Fanboys reunite for a tribute to the late, great Stan Lee, creator (along with some amazing artists) of most of the superheroes in Marvel Universe that you know and love. Andy Farnsworth, Adam Thomas and Tysen Webb talk about Lee's influence on them, their favorite Stan Lee cameos in the movies, and speculate on what we're going to see in the aftermath of "Infinity War".

(WARNING: MAJOR SPOILERS for "Avengers: Infinity War" in this episode) "Avengers: Infinity War," the biggest superhero movie ever made (so far) is now in theaters after much hype, much buildup and much secrecy.  All of the Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Spider-Man and pretty much everyone you've ever seen in a Marvel movie come together to take on a powerful being named Thanos who has deadly plans for the universe. In this episode of the podcast, Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb and newcomer Ryan Meeks hold nothing back in a SPOILER-FILLED discussion about all the things they liked, their favorite surprises, most emotional moments, the funniest parts, the action, the villain Thanos, whether or not their favorite heroes make it out alive, and where they'd rank "Infinity War" among their favorite movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Disney has made another adaptation of the classic children's book "A Wrinkle in Time" but will it please the long-time fans of the story? In this episode of the podcast, Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb and long-time "Wrinkle" fan and KSL Digital Content specialist Becky Bruce have a deep dive discussion WITH SPOILERS about the new movie, based on the 1962 book written by Madeline L'Engle which still has many loyal fans, 50+ years later. They discuss expectations that fans of the book may have going into the movie, as well as break down many of the changes made from the written page to the big screen by Academy Award-nominated director Ava Duvernay--including missing characters and locations, as well as tweaks to the plot and alterations to a few characters' personalities, some of which Andy & Becky were good with, and some they were not. They even take a quick look Disney's 2003 direct-to-DVD movie version of "A Wrinkle in Time" that starred Alfre Woodard. Disney's "A Wrinkle in Time" (2018) stars Storm Reid, Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling, Chris Pine, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Deric McCabe, Levi Miller, Zach Galifianakis, Michael Pena & Oprah Winfrey. This podcast is available in video form on iTunes and the podcast app. If you HAVEN'T seen the movie, please download and watch or listen to our SPOILER-FREE review of "A Wrinkle in Time" on our show page!

Welcome to Fan Effect!  The show (formerly known as SLC Fanboys) is evolving and we're glad to have you along for the ride! In this (audio only) episode of the podcast, Star Trek superfan Adam Thomas and his co-hosts Tysen Webb and Andy Farnsworth give their final, SPOILER-FILLED thoughts on season one of "Star Trek: Discovery." CBS All-Access' grand experiment ended season one with a surprise: The sudden appearance of (SPOILER).  Along the journey, however, the ship & crew traveled to the (SPOILER), some characters evolved, others turned out not to be who they seemed, and the overall show was successful enough to get a second season order. Adam, Tysen and Andy talk about what were season one's strong points, what things were satisfying to long-time Trek fans, which new characters resonated and which did not, and what we might get to see in Season Two. This episode also available in video form on our show page. We're grateful for your support! Please, share our show with your friends!

Welcome to Fan Effect! The show (formerly known as SLC Fanboys) is evolving--and what better way to get things started than with a SPOILER-FILLED discussion of Marvel's "Black Panther"! In this (audio only) episode, hosts Adam Thomas, Andy Farnsworth and Tysen Webb are joined by guest Jasen Lee from KSL's "Voices of Reason" podcast to talk about why it's so groundbreaking a film and why it feels different from many of the other movies in the superhero genre.  They also discuss the different themes explored in Marvel's big blockbuster, the complexity of the movie's villain and why "Black Panther" is dominating the box office the way it is. This episode is also available in video form on our show page. Check out the "Voices of Reason" podcast on the KSL NewsRadio app or by clicking here: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/voices-of-reason We're grateful for your support!  Please, share our show with your friends!

Another "Star Wars" movie hits theaters in less than four months, but only NOW have we finally gotten our first official look at "Solo - A Star Wars Story." The latest offering from Lucasfilm tells the story of a young Han Solo stars Alden Ehrenreich, Emilia Clarke, Donald Glover, Paul Bettany and Woody Harrelson, among others, and is directed by Ron Howard. In this (audio only) episode of the podcast, Andy Farnsworth and Tysen Webb discuss the "Solo" trailer and what little we still know about the movie, break down some of what we saw, speculate on who or what we might see in the movie that Disney hasn't revealed yet, and talk about what's got us excited and what's got us worried. Will fans accept a Han Solo that isn't Harrison Ford? Is this a story that "Star Wars" fans want to be told?  Is the movie going to enrich the fabric of the Star Wars universe or just enrich Disney?  We'll find out on May 25th! Video version of this podcast also available on iTunes

(WARNING: Podcast and descriptions contain spoilers from "Star Wars: The Last Jedi") It was one of the most dramatic scenes in "Star Wars: The Last Jedi":  Vice-Admiral Amilyn Holdo (played by Laura Dern) flies her ship at lightspeed through the First Order flagship "The Supremacy," splitting Snoke's massive ship in two, nobly sacrificing herself to allow what remained of the Resistance to escape to the planet Crait. In this episode of the podcast, Adam Thomas, Tysen Webb and Andy Farnsworth draw on their years of experience from watching "Law & Order" and "Perry Mason" to hold a trial in absentia for Vice-Admiral Holdo, considering whether such an act, "from a certain point of view" (to quote Ben Kenobi) could be considered a war crime. Join us for this humorous debate, then BECOME the jury and comment below on whose side won the case!

"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" is out and we can *finally* talk about what we saw and what we thought! (**HEAVY SPOILERS** contained herein, so see the movie first before you watch or listen to this episode!) In this episode, Adam Thomas, Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb and Aaron Zundel are in the "Spoiler Room" in the Larry H. Miller Megaplex Theaters at The District to give unfiltered reactions and analysis of the latest Star Wars movie that has almost immediately polarized fans. *If you haven't seen the movie yet, be sure to check out our SPOILER-FREE review here: http://ow.ly/IFTy30hiLLh **This episode also available as video here: http://ksl360.com/slcfanboys

Marvel and Disney proved big superhero team-ups could work on the big screen with the "Avengers" franchise, now it's Warner Brothers and DC Comics' turn to bring all of their heroes (Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg) into one movie. In this episode, Andy Farnsworth, Aaron Zundel and Tysen Webb are joined by comics superfan Josh Leavitt to review "Justice League" and talk about whether or not the DCEU is finally on track after an extremely rough start.  With the exception of Wonder Woman's mega-hit solo movie, the other DCEU films have had a less-than-stellar reception from fans, but now all their eggs are in one basket.  We talk about whether or not "Justice League" works, whether we think Zack Snyder and Joss Whedon do a better job portraying the characters this time than the previous movies, and how we rate the health of the DCEU going forward.  This one is not to be missed!

"Star Trek Discovery" has now reached its mid-season point on the CBS All-Access streaming service and it's been well-received enough by viewers to already have a second season order. In this episode of the podcast (which contains spoilers from the first 9 episodes), Adam Thomas, Tysen Webb and Andy Farnsworth go over what they've liked so far about the characters (specifically Lorca, Burnham, Stamets, Kol, and Tyler); plot lines; and even production elements. We also speculate as to what we think might happen when the second half of season one begins in January 2018, and even guess at what we might get in season two.

This week, Marvel's God of Thunder returns for another big adventure in "Thor: Ragnarok," and he brings even bigger laughs with him to the screen thanks to “Thor: Ragnarok” director, New Zealander, and comedic genius Taika Waititi. But is that a good thing? In this spoiler-free episode, Andy Farnsworth, Aaron Zundel and Tysen Webb are joined by former NFL linebacker and Super Bowl winner Jason Buck, who’s been a Thor expert, fanatic, and comic collector since childhood. Together we talk the new movie, humor, how all these new laughs do or do not serve the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and how and why The God of Thunder seems to be the brunt of the best jokes in his own movies. "Thor: Ragnarok" stars Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Sir Anthony Hopkins as Odin, Cate Blanchett as Hela, Idris Elba as Heimdall, Mark Ruffalo as Banner/Hulk, Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie, and Jeff Goldblum as Grandmaster.

Ahead of the release of "Stranger Things 2", we're resetting the first season of "Stranger Things", the mega-popular streaming sci-fi/horror/suspense series from Netflix and the The Duffer Brothers. (NOTE: This episode contains spoilers from "Stranger Things" season 1) Tysen Webb, Andy Farnsworth and Aaron Zundel are joined in this episode by long-time Fangirl contributor and Deseret News reporter McKenzie Romero to talk about the epic first 8 episodes and why you should watch it, if you haven't already. We explore one of the most important themes that "Stranger Things" explores--Innocence vs. Darkness, and particularly how the greater a character's innocence in the show, the greater the power they had against the forces of darkness.  We also discuss our thoughts for where things can go in Season 2, and what we hope to see.

After months of waiting, we FINALLY got to see the first (and only?) FULL trailer for Star Wars - The Last Jedi!  Andy Farnsworth, Tysen Webb and Aaron Zundel geek out over what we got to see (giant walkers, porgs!), talk about some reservations they have (what's going on with you, Luke?) and decide whether they are now more concerned or more optimistic about the 8th chapter in the Star Wars saga.

"LEGO Ninjago" gives us THREE movies based on the decades-old toys that we loved to play with and that our parents cursed at us for leaving scattered across the floor. In this episode of the podcast, Tysen Webb, Aaron Zundel and Andy Farnsworth are talking all about LEGOS: the movies, the video games, the ongoing toy empire.  What makes these little plastic blocks so fascinating?  Why do we love to play with them (and spend so much money on them)?  Even though the idea of toys being turned into a movie isn't that original, but the way the LEGO movies treat the toys *as toys in the movie* is certainly more unique.  What are your favorite LEGOS, and what would you like to see in the future? Join us and maybe take a trip down your own memory lane along the way!

Colin Trevorrow is OUT as the writer/director of Star Wars Episode IX and Lucasfilm/Disney has replaced him with J.J. Abrams, who wrote and directed the wildly financially successful Episode VII The Force Awakens. In this episode of the podcast, Tysen Webb, Aaron Zundel and Andy Farnsworth discuss whether or not they like the choice of bringing Abrams back, what they think are his strengths and weaknesses as a writer, director and producer, and what this could mean for the final chapter of the new trilogy of Star Wars movies.

With Salt Lake Comic Con 2017 nearly upon us, Tysen Webb, Aaron Zundel and Andy Farnsworth sit down with co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer Bryan Brandenburg in this episode of the podcast.  Salt Lake Comic Con is in its 5th year, already having broken attendance records during its first four.  Brandenburg talks about how everything came to be, why he thinks it's been received so passionately by fans (particularly in Utah), and some of his favorite guests and personal experiences from past cons. He also gives his insight into what experiences he hopes attendees at SLCC 2017 will have--whether they be newcomers, those who've never missed one, or anywhere in between--and the thing he would most like say to the the Salt Lake Comic Con community.

Tysen Webb has been an on-air personality/DJ for mostly Alternative Rock stations, but also some interesting other formats, for 20 years, as well as producing imaging and commercials, managing station marketing and even doing a stint in sales.  There isn’t an area of broadcasting he hasn’t had his hands on, learned all the ins and outs of, and thoroughly enjoyed!  He is now the host of the "Go for it show" podcast. Tysen Webb Vroom Vroom Veer Stories Veering in marriage at age 24 was a big deal, a whole new world of responsibilities Veering into sales from working as on-air talent and other positions in the world of radio After doing well in sales for about 4 years, he moved toward the "big shiny" on-air job he always wanted Later his station was bought a new company, who tried to apply their cookie cutter formula...that didn't work. Went back to his old company and is still there today. Built a professional recording studio in his basement to do voice over work, thought...podcast?  hmm... Started the Go for it show because he needs a creative outlet and to connect with a world wide audience. Tysen Webb Links Go for it Show Subscribe = Love

In episode #91 of You Leading You, Tysen Webb, former broadcasting professional turned entrepreneur, social media expert and podcast host of the Go For It Show, co-hosts with me today, sharing stories from recording as a kid, to changes in the Salt Lake City radio market, to leaping into his own business. His personality shines throw and […] The post YLY 091: Taking A Jealous Leap Brought Success With Tysen Webb appeared first on You Leading You .

In this Tysen Webb interview, this radio DJ with over 20 years of experience, demonstrates how you can find your calling early in life and work hard to make it a reality. He's a truly entertaining and very energetic personality, who's now taking his experience into the podcasting realm. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/14★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Todays' guest entrepreneur is a man who quite literally was born to be a voice on the mic. And so its no surprise that he is now creating career freedom by creating his own online podcast. He has been in radio one way or another since getting his first job way back at the tender age of 14, when he quite simply hustled his way into the producers chair. And that flexing of his "Hustle Muscle" appears to be an inherent part of his character, as since then he has worked and flourished in a myriad of positions...even spending sometime working with a huge mouse as his boss. Yep, Old Mickey paid his salary for a while whilst he worked for Walt Disney Radio (I had no idea that Disney had a radio station!) So what takes a natural talent behind the mic, to step away from the radio business, and create his own podcasts, and his own future with the The Go For It Show  the latest motivational powerhouse to hit the ears of the world. Is it just a case of a guy who tired of the corporate gig, and needed to spread his own wings? Or is it someone who has a passion for a subject that he felt wasn't being provided to the world? Well lets find out as we start Joining Up Dots with the one and only, golden voice himself the podcasting entrepreneur Mr Tysen Webb.