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There are two types of leaders: those you follow because you have to—and those you follow because you want to. In this video, I break down the difference between authority-driven leadership and purpose-driven leadership. I share personal stories from my time in special operations, including how I got the nickname “Uncle Nick,” and why I still believe in leading from the front—not from the top.Whether you're in the military, running a business, or leading your family, this message is for you. The best leaders don't just give orders—they inspire, build trust, and create a culture where people choose to go to war with them, in life or in business.
Frank Bosak – WGH Robotics (Recorded 2024)Frank Bosak is the Head Chief of the Robotics Department at Warren G. Harding High School and also works in the Warren City Schools Technology Department. A proud Warren native, he graduated from Warren G. Harding in 2005. Frank shares memories of growing up in Warren, including the irresistible smell of Uncle Nick's chicken.Frank joined the WGH Robotics team in 2002. The team was founded in 1998 and won the National Championship in 1999. In this discussion, we explore how the robotics team operates, how competitions are run, and the impact the program has on both the school and individual students. Over its 27-year history, Warren's robotics team has competed at the national and international level in more than half of those years.Hear the story of how the team once got “stuck” in Orlando, Florida, and learn about exciting new developments, including the team's dedicated shop and expansion into 3D printing.The robotics team is actively seeking volunteers and sponsors to support its mission through the Warren Robotics Boosters 501(c)(3). If you're interested in helping, reach out to frank.bosak@warrencityschools.We also share personal stories from our time growing up in Warren City Schools.We love Don (RIP) and Donna Fowler! Go Raiders!
Uncle Gary and Uncle Nick gives fans advice on how to not be a Richard.
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His book, "The White Indian Boy," relates his experience of running away to live with Shoshone Chief Washakie. He witnessed a battle between the Shoshone and Crow tribes with many killed. He nearly had his leg amputated by the medicine man. He was a pony express rider, blacksmith, carpenter, rancher, prison guard, prison inmate, trader, trapper and "frontier doctor." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Glennie is very tired so we better tuck him in or else Uncle Nick will sue us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Sam DeBellis visits the studio to bring the Eric and Mike breakfast, and talk about the new expansion of Uncle Nick's Lakeland location! Check it out!
We love robbery and fraud... Well, not us, but the characters in this story sure do! This week we're rewatching the holiday DCOM 'Twas the Night (2001). Despite how much his parents loathe it, Danny looks up to his scammer Uncle Nick and wants to take after him some day. When Uncle Nick winds up stealing money from the wrong people, he sneakily decides to hide out with Danny's family on Christmas Eve. Through a series of wacky events, Santa is accidentally knocked out in their living room which prompts Uncle Nick and Danny to take his sleigh for a joy ride, albeit with very different intentions. Soon Danny learns that his uncle is not someone to admire and Uncle Nick learns a valuable lesson about the importance of family. This movie stars the one and only Bryan Cranston, but is it actually good? Or could it not escape from beneath the DCOM corniness? Let's find out together!
Wednesday on the Run Home with Joel and Fletch and the boys are Training the House Down with former Penrith Panther Josh Mansour! They also get into all the drama with Uncle Nick at the Roosters and the future star of Australian soccer has arrived. Plus Dear Gerrard, schoolies, school reunion's and Wacky Team Wednesday went all ornithological Key Moments: What did we miss? (4:15) Best holiday Schoolies (13:00) Sportsbet Market Update with Sean Ormerod (27:40) Tom Uglies Bridge (36:20) NRL News Update (42:10) Nick Politis unhappy with the Dragons (42:30) NRL in Vegas (48:30) Wacky Team announcement (53:35) Steve from Cronulla on Taylor Swift (56:10) Sports Update - AFL Opening round and the crowds in Melbourne (01:04:20) Nestory Irankunda moves to Bayern (01:07:55) Paul from Perth's shining moment (01:17:15) Former Penrith Panther Josh Mansour (01:21:10) Filming themselves at the gym (01:22:15) The Panthers Championship Win (01:25:15) Nathan Cleary and Mary Fowler (01:27:00) Love Life in real life (01:37:40) His new podcast with Josh Addo-Carr (01:39:50) Midweek Mail Bag (01:40:35) Dear Gerrard (01:44:15) Wacky Team Wednesday (01:51:00) *timecodes approximate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Recorded on July 1st, 2023 - Matt has a packed studio with FOUR guests...all of whom are girl bosses! Returning to the podcast are J.B. Wing and Elizabeth Robinson who were specifically requested to join first timers (And Ben and Beth's kids) Margot and Luna! What is the topic? Only Ryan will care, and boy will he have his hands full with this one because it doesn't just go off the rails...it's never on the track to begin with. Dr. Suess, Betty Buckley, The Red Splat Dress, a Grammy acceptance speech, Uncle Nick's Potty Mouth Musical? You bet! All that and more on this week's episode of The New Way Podcast!
Uncle Nick promised his niece something for graduation, but had to back out at the last minute, and now her future hangs in the balance.
Uncle Nick joins Uncle Gary in doling out Monday morning advice.
In the late 19th century a man from Stoney Creek, in Johnson County, Tennessee, went West to seek his fortune. He found that fortune. He then lost that fortune and in the process decided that he no longer wanted the company of his fellow man, so he took what money he had left and purchased the top of an East Tennessee mountain on which to live, with his faithful dog and, for a time, with a pet rattlesnake.Today we tell the story of Uncle Nick Grindstaff, whose grave and monument still stand next to the Appalachian trail atop Iron Mountain for the entire world to visit, if they've a mind to.Be sure to subscribe to the Stories podcast on your favorite podcast app so you don't miss a single one of our stories.Thanks for listening...
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The B's come from behind to beat both the Jets and the Devils on a back-o-back leading into Christmas weekend. Pastrnak ties Bobby Orr for 10th-most goals in Bruins history. The Bruins have some weird restriction with flying coming up apparently. Sergei Federov was a Columbus Blue Jacket. Uncle Nick would/will make a great hockey media personality. And much more.
In this episode of our FROSTY FAILURES SERIES we are joined by Photographer, videographer and movie lover Ryan Moore of Newrealms Media to take a look at the film National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure (2003) Unexpectedly, with Christmas just around the corner, the crude and perpetually unemployed Cousin Eddie Johnson, from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989), wins a worry-free, all-inclusive vacation to a breathtaking tropical island in the South Pacific. However, after a seemingly innocuous boat trip, Eddie's family--along with the heartbroken, Audrey Griswold; the equally sad, Uncle Nick, and the lovely guide, Muka Laka Miki--end up marooned on a deserted islet in the middle of nowhere. Now, it's Eddie's chance to shine. Can he pull off the perfect Christmas out of nothing? Randy Quaid as Eddie Johnson Miriam Flynn as Catherine Johnson Dana Barron as Audrey Griswold, who tags along after dumping her married boyfriend Daniel. Barron is the first of the Griswold children to reprise their former roles, having originated the role of Audrey 20 years earlier in 1983's National Lampoon's Vacation. Ed Asner as Uncle Nick, Eddie's uncle who tags along after his wife leaves him. Beverly Garland as Aunt Jessica Fred Willard as Professor Doornitz, Eddie's boss. Sung Hi Lee as Muka Luka Miki, the family's guide around the island. Jake Thomas as Clark "Third" Johnson, Eddie and Catherine's teenage son. Julian Stone as Melbourne Jack, the seapilot. Eric Idle as English Victim, a passenger on the plane. Idle also played the Bike Rider in European Vacation. We watched it so you wouldn't have to. Listen, rate and share Find us at all2reeltoo.com You can find more on Ryan Moore at https://www.newrealmsmedia.com/ Find NewRealms Media on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/@NewrealmsMedia Listen to Mike on The Family Fright Night Horror Podcast ... https://open.spotify.com/episode/7kstbpDOnLQeI8BQGLzina Check out some cool music by host Matthew Haase at https://youtu.be/5E6TYm_4wIE Check out cool merchandise related to our show at http://tee.pub/lic/CullenPark Become a Patron of the show here.... https://www.patreon.com/CullenPark Listen to Mike on The Nerdball Podcast.... https://pod.fo/e/ba2aa Check out some cool music from Jason Quick at www.jasonquickmusic.com Check out these cool YouTube creators that Matt was talking about on this episode: https://youtube.com/c/CouncilofGeeks https://youtube.com/c/lostrekkie If you can during these troubling times make a donation to one of the following charities to help out. https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ https://www.hrc.org/hrc-story/hrc-foundation https://pointfoundation.org/ https://www.directrelief.org/ https://www.naacpldf.org/ https://www.blackvotersmatterfund.org https://www.tahirih.org/ https://www.monafoundation.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hosts Austin Huff and Jack Gentry needed an extra day to get over the Titans' gut-wrenching loss to the Chiefs. Tennessee's dominant defense and Derrick Henry almost carried the team to an upset win, but missed calls and missed opportunities cost the Titans the game. Nick Suss dissects the loss to the Chiefs and previews the upcoming matchup against the Broncos. Plus, the TUP needs YOUR help! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Bailey admits to not being very interested in motorsports as a youngster, but once she got the bug, it's been a steady rise to the top. It's a great place to be for this girl! A talented driver and a great role model for all, Bailey Campbell shares her interests with us on this episode. Give it a listen on your favorite podcast app.3:53 – my dad told me I couldn't race unless I got down to the shop and got my hands on some of the cars myself15:42 – my Uncle Nick spotted for me and I accidentally ran him over23:55 – my dad's biggest thing was always throttle control 33:25 – my favorite part is probably pre-running because you're going at a slow enough pace to really see the terrain change42:17 – I can't believe how far they've come in technology and way they work with us50:42 – I just have these main goals that I need to accomplish – the first is to be the first Queen of the Hammers54:06 – I grew up with a never quit attitude59:50 – every co-driver I've had, every spotter I've had, has taught me something newWe want to thank our sponsors Maxxis Tires and 4Low Magazine.www.maxxis.comwww.4lowmagazine.com Be sure to listen on your favorite podcast app. Support the show
Big babies can come out of vaginas! During her first pregnancy, Lucy was told that she had a macrosomic baby. She was pressured into an induction which ultimately led to a C-section. Her baby was just over 8 pounds. Lucy later learned she was closed up with internal staples and only glue on the outside. Her incision popped open not long after surgery, she developed an infection, and she spent her first few weeks of motherhood traveling to the hospital to get her incision packed. The second time around, Lucy refused to take no for an answer. Though she stayed with the same hospital practice, Lucy equipped herself with an amazing VBAC doula and lots of VBAC Link education. She trusted the birth process and her team, safely delivering a 10-pound, 2-ounce baby!Additional linksAussie Doula5 Tips to Deliver a Large Baby Vaginally BlogBaby Weight Prediction and Third Trimester Ultrasound Blog5 Steps to Get Your Partner on Board with VBAC BlogHow to VBAC: The Ultimate Prep Course for ParentsFull transcriptNote: All transcripts are edited to correct grammar, false starts, and filler words. Meagan: Hello, everybody. Guess what? We are doing an impromptu episode today. This is our friend, Lucy. You're listening to The VBAC Link and we can't wait to hear her story. We are going to talk about big babies. We hear it all the time. Big babies. “I can't have a vaginal birth because I have big babies” or “My pelvis is too small.” But she is here to share her story with you today and let you know that big babies can come out of vaginas. That is the big statement today. Big babies can come out of vaginas. Review of the WeekMeagan: I'm going to hurry and read a review, and then we will jump into her story. This is from bjmg104 on Apple Podcasts. It says, “This podcast is empowering and positive. As a home birth transfer turned Cesarean, this podcast has been so instrumental in helping me shed the shame and sense of failure I have been feeling since my son's birth. Armed with the knowledge gained in this podcast, I now feel more confident than ever in my next pregnancy. VBAC is possible for me. Thank you for this podcast.” Well, thank you, bjmg104 for sharing your review. Lucy's StoryMeagan: Okay, Lucy. We are jumping right in. I am going to turn the time over so you can have all of the time to share your story about big babies. Tell us about it. Tell us about your experience. Lucy: Oh my goodness. You know, I see all the time “big babies, big babies” and from 18 weeks pregnant, the second pregnancy now, I was told all the time. They would measure my belly and they would say, “You know, he's measuring two weeks ahead. He's measuring two weeks ahead.” Part of me was like, “Well hopefully, he's big like one of his Uncle Nicks,” because I have an Uncle Nick, my brother-in-law, and an Uncle Nick, my brother, and I was like, “Maybe he'll just be a big dude.” It's okay. My mom had 10-pound babies so I was like, “I think we'll be okay.” But obviously, I was really, really hopeful for my VBAC and I left my previous practice after my first birth because my first birth was something that was just really, really traumatic to me. It didn't go at all the way that I had planned. It really came down to me just even talking to myself and my husband and us looking at ourselves and saying, “Being educated is just such a big thing.”I remember from the day that I found out I got pregnant, I would go on walks every day with my daughter and I would listen to The VBAC Link. I would say, “These women know what the deal is.” They are educated. They understand what's going on. They're empowering themselves. I was like, “You know? I've heard so much about doulas.” I didn't really know if a doula would be for me. I talked to a couple of different companies and I found Aussie Doula here in Charlotte. I spoke to Helen and she said, “You have to meet Raquel. She's my VBAC queen.” I was totally swept away after meeting Raquel. My husband and I joke because Raquel has that spiritual vibe to it where she really centered me, but then she also had a voice for me. From the beginning, Raquel helped me make that decision and stand up for myself from those appointments where maybe you don't want a cervical check right in the beginning because anything can happen. That's kind of what I'm going to share. I don't know if I need to touch at all on my first experience with my firstborn. Meagan: Yeah, feel free. Feel free.Lucy: So with my first, I was pregnant. I had a really healthy pregnancy, with not one issue whatsoever. I was the girl that people didn't really want to talk to when they asked me how my pregnancy was. I was like, “It's really rainbows and butterflies. That's how it is. It's great.” People were like, “Ugh. Not even morning sickness?” I was like, “Literally nothing.” So I was told that I had a macrosomia baby. I really trusted my doctor. I had been with that practice for five years. He was like, “Listen, if you don't do an induction, you're basically asking for a C-section.” I didn't know who to ask. I wasn't part of the different groups online, so I just trusted. At 39 weeks and 2 days, I went in on a Thursday and I got induced with Cervadil and Cytotec for two days. I was completely zero dilated. Nothing was happening. On Saturday, they hit me with Pitocin, then about 30 minutes later, my water exploded. I still wasn't dilated.Then, I got an epidural at 6 centimeters and I just plateaued. During that time, I got a fever and an amniotic fluid infection. Everything that could go wrong was going wrong. I remember from the first night on Thursday, a doctor walked in and said, “You know, we don't have to do this.” He goes, “You could just have a C-section and you don't have to go through this pain.”At the time, I laughed it off, but in hindsight, I was like, “He was so not supportive and that should have been my red flag from that moment.”Meagan: Yeah. Lucy: But I really trusted the process. He was someone at the practice I didn't know and I had never met. Turned out that he was the guy who did my C-section on Sunday. So that Sunday when I had my C-section, I started to feel a lot of things and a lot of pressure down there. I don't really do great medically when it comes to– everything grosses me out. Towards the end of my C-section, I was hollering. Josephine came out, my daughter, and she wasn't really crying or doing anything. That's another sign to me that she wasn't ready, you know? She didn't have her full time to be ready and do what she needed to do and my body needed to do for her to have the birth that also she deserved. I was closed up in a way that really wasn't grand to me. I had internal staples and outside, I had only glue. I say this because I've empowered so many of my friends already to just know, “How are you closed up in the case that maybe you do have a C-section?” It's something that many of us don't talk about or think about because we are like, “Well, a C-section won't happen to me.”Well, after a three-day filled induction, you can only imagine how swollen I was. By the time we got home on Tuesday, I popped my incision open. My top layer. I ended up back in the ER. Meagan: Oh man. Lucy: It was awful. We got home Tuesday. Thursday, that happened. So in the hospital, they swabbed me for COVID. I'm positive for COVID, so now I'm like, “Well, the world's ending, surely.” So then I have an infection in my uterus. I need antibiotics. They want to admit me for three days and I'm just like, “I can't.” If you want to put a woman into postpartum depression who is surviving it and getting through it, take her away from her baby for three days and put her in the hospital. I was like, “I can't physically do that. Not mentally.” I just had this sweet little girl that I want to be next to. I want to have my moments with her and my husband so I was like, “There's just no way.”Thankfully enough, I was given antibiotics, but I did have to drive all the way to uptown which is 30 minutes from where I live in Fort Mill, South Carolina, and have my incision packed every two days by the doctors because it needed to close up. It was just such a nightmare. For five good weeks, I looked at my husband and I was like, “Maybe we're only child kind of people.” We come from big, Greek and Italian background families and I always thought I wanted four kids. I was like, “I just don't think I could ever go through that again.”The time passed and like all women, we forget our trauma. So then the time came when we were like, “Let's add to the mix.” I'm more educated. I've been reading a lot on this. Things are possible. Just because I had a C-section doesn't mean that I am now married to that. I had family that still lives in Greece and even my aunt was like, “Well, now that you had that, that's all you can ever have.” I was like, “No, that's not true. I'm going to show the world that that's not true.”So when I got pregnant, I looked for a practice that was supportive. I went on The VBAC Link and I just got on Facebook and I read about different doctors. I went to this one practice in Charlotte at around my 18-week appointment. I was told that at 40 weeks to the day that I would have a C-section. I asked, “Why?” He said, “That's what we do with all women.” I said, “Well, I'm not all women. My name's Lucy and I have a unique medical history. I'm me and my own pregnancy.” He said, “That's just not the risk that this practice takes.” I said, “Well, I've heard that Pitocin is safe. Foley bulb if necessary. There are other mechanisms and other things that we can do.” He said, “That's just not something that we are willing to do.” I said, “Well, going back to our first visit and our other conversations, you're not VBAC supportive then. You're barely VBAC tolerant.” He said to me, “Well, I'll give you my suggestion, and then worst case scenario, you just don't come to the hospital.” I said, “Well, I'm not here for that worst-case scenario. I'm here to fully trust in my doctors and my provider.” I said, “So that's just not the option that I'm looking for.” He responded with, “Well, we're going to part ways. Better sooner than later.” So that was my hint. I came home, looked at my husband, and said, “The one appointment you didn't come to.” I was like, “Everything hit the fan.” I was like, “No way.”So I reached out to my old doctor, Dr. Graham, who had left the OB part of the practice and stuff. She had gone on her own to a different practice and I said, “Who do you recommend?” She said to me, “There's a great doctor at Midview OB/GYN. His name is Dr. Gibbons.” So my husband and I made an appointment. We went out there and we spoke with him. From the first second that I sat there, he said, “Macrosomia baby? Why is this on your chart? She was 8 pounds, 4 ounces.” He said, “This is irrelevant.”Meagan: Ahh!Lucy: He said, “There is no practical reason that you had a C-section.” I said to him, “Thank you. That's exactly what I'm saying.” I said, “I'm just here for a fair chance.” He talked to me and he said, “If it does end up in a C-section, I don't want you to think that you failed.” I said to him, “By no means if that's how the ending happens and I have a healthy baby and a healthy mama, that's not how I'm going to feel.” I said, “However, I do want the full experience, the full opportunity to be able to have a trial of labor and achieve my VBAC.” From there on, every time we met, he would talk about the size but he never told me that the size meant that I needed to get that baby out. So as things progressed in my pregnancy, I would hear a lot that he was large. Around 40 weeks, I had an ultrasound. I also had one at 36 and they said that he was big. And then I had one right at 40 weeks to the day which was two Thursdays ago. The ultrasound tech was the sweetest. I loved seeing her at this one location. She measured him and he measured in the 97th percentile. Then she did one whole measure again, everything, and she goes, “I'm getting the same exact number.” She's like, “I just feel so confident that he's 97%.” I said, “Okay, great. Thank you.” She said, “He looks healthy. The amniotic fluid is healthy.” I was like, “Great.” So then, Friday, I went in to the doctor– so I guess earlier in the week on Monday, I just decided that I would have a membrane sweep, but I was only 1 centimeter dilated. I was 50% effaced. I didn't really know if doing that was for me. I hadn't had one check my entire pregnancy and every time I said, “No,” it was a question when I went to the doctor. It was, “Would you like to be checked?” I said, “No, thank you.” And then that was the end of the conversation which was perfect to me. I will stop and just say one day I was having some pain. I want to say that I was early 30 weeks pregnant. I went to an urgent care OB here in Charlotte and it just so happened that my doula was in the area so she went with me. When I got there, I was having some pain. That's why I went. The nurse practitioner opened the door and she said, “Go ahead and undress from the waist down. You're in labor.” As she closed the door, my doula went, “Is that what you would like?” The lady opened the door and just looked at me. I said, “No, that's not what I would like and frankly, you don't even know the color of my hair. How would you even know that I'm in labor?” I said, “What I would love is for you to come in and have a conversation with me and if we feel the need to do something, we will be on the same page.” She goes, “Well, I am going to have to mark your chart that you declined it.” I said to her, “Do what you've got to do.” At this point, I said, “But I would appreciate it if you could come in and you could feel my belly. We could just talk through it.” She just had the worst attitude the whole time and then when the ultrasound tech came in, she did a scan and she was so sweet. She was showing me the baby and she was like, “Look, everything looks great here,” and blah blah blah. I was just so thankful that she brought me back down. I'm not one to leave a review, but I made sure. I was like, “I want the world to know that if you are going to come here, you're going to have to have a voice,” and then I realized there was a theme at that urgent care that you really didn't have a voice when you went in. I was so thankful that Raquel was with me, my doula, to help me have that first experience of standing up for what I wanted in my birth plan and in my pregnancy. That's why I thought it was such a big deal when I would go to a Midview OB/GYN that it was just a question of, “Would you like this?” So around 39 weeks when I had my first sweep, 39 and a few days, I had that ultrasound and I saw Dr. Gibbons on Friday prior to going into labor. At that point, I was 1.5 centimeters and he did a sweep. I had actually lost a lot of my mucus plug during that sweep. He just said to me, “Well, the goal is to go into labor naturally. That's what we're going to keep saying.” That was really it. He didn't tell me my baby was big or I needed to get him out. That night, I started having contractions all night every eight minutes for hours. The next day, they were gone. I was like, “Oh no, was that not real? What's going to happen now?”Of course, the later you get in your pregnancy, you're like, “I really want to go into labor. Is this going to happen for me?” So on Sunday, I was 40 weeks and 3 days. Around 6:00, contractions started happening again every ten minutes. I hung out on my yoga ball. I walked around. We went for a walk in my neighborhood. Around 9:00 p.m., I was like, “Okay, it's time to lay down and relax.” I lay in bed and they kept getting closer and closer and closer, but they were still more than five minutes apart, and then around 12:25 a.m., I felt a pop. I was like, “That's got to be my water.” So I stood up and sure enough, it was my water. I called Raquel and she said, “I'm going to come by the house first” because the goal was not to get to the hospital too early as well. Although I had trust in the process and the doctors, I was still really nervous that someone would try to force an epidural on me or even just a catheter in case I needed a C-section so we were trying to really get to the hospital at the right time. I started to get ready though and Raquel was on her way to my house. My husband was packing the car. Something didn't feel right. I felt a little bit of extra pain and I'm very high pain tolerant. I called Raquel and I said, “I just want to go to the hospital.” My contractions at that point were five minutes apart and she said, “Absolutely.” She had just pulled up to the house, so we left. We went to the hospital. We got there. The nurse came into triage and she checked me. She didn't say anything. I said, “Well, good news? How dilated am I?” She looked at me in a sad little voice and she said, “Have you ever been checked?” I said, “Yeah, I was checked on Friday. I'm 1.5.” She said, “You're still 1.5.” I was like, “Oh no.” She goes, “That was your water and your baby has meconium.” The monitors were reading a really high heart rate for him. All of a sudden, my world crashed down. I was like, “That's it. This is it. I'm going to have a C-section.” Raquel looked at me. It makes me all sad and I just want to cry as we talk about it. Raquel looked at me and she said, “It's a marathon. It takes time.” She goes, “You have to remember to release and allow your body to do what it needs to do and surrender.” She goes, “The beginning is going to be slow. It's going to happen so fast once it gets going. You're not going to expect it.” I believed. I believed at that moment that Raquel was telling me exactly what I needed to hear and know for my body. We hung out in triage for maybe an hour and by the time we got to a room, I was 3.5. I was like, “Okay, progress.” Thirty minutes later, I was 6 centimeters. I was like, “Okay.” We got to the hospital at 1:45 at night. By 4:45 a.m., I was 8.5. I was 8 centimeters dilated. Raquel had been constantly moving me. She would not let me stay in one position. I was just like, “Is this really happening? Everything is happening so fast. These contractions are so hardcore.” But she recommended nitrous for me because we were trying to stay away from the epidural at least in the beginning. At that point, I was begging for it. She said, “If you make it to 5, we will get an epidural, but just try the nitrous for me.” I tried the nitrous and while it didn't remove the pain, it took the edge off. I don't know if you've heard of other women using it, but I will say that it definitely was a great tool to have in your belt in the delivery room. Meagan: Yeah, I used it as well. It was great. Lucy: Yeah, I had no clue. If you had told me, I would have had no idea. So by that point, when I got to 8 centimeters, Raquel was like, “Listen.” She goes, “We've got this.” She goes, “I'm going to have you get up. You're going to sit on the yoga ball. We're just going to keep moving.” I was still asking for the epidural. She said, “Can you try asking for the epidural when you're not in the middle of a contraction so I can believe you?”I was like, “That's not fair.” The nurse comes over and she hangs a bag of liquids. She says to me, “When this bag is finished, I'll get you an epidural.” I said, “Y'all are so setting me up right now.” There's no way there is going to be time to get an epidural. Everybody is looking at each other and not looking at me like, “She ain't not getting an epidural.” So by the time I got up and sat on the yoga ball, I was like, “Oh my god, I have to push.”They get me right back on the bed. They check me and I'm 10 centimeters dilated, but he's not perfectly face down. He's not all the way sunny-side up, but he's not all the way down either. Raquel manhandled me. She totally flipped me on my side. It was Spinning Babies to the max in the middle of contractions that are happening every couple of seconds. I just relaxed into what she was doing. It was the flying cowgirl and he just flipped right back to where he needed to be, the perfect position. I pushed for an hour. So at 5:00 a.m., I started pushing. By 6:06, he was here. I just can't say enough for a hospital that I went to and didn't have a great experience with my first, I had the most phenomenal redemption birth that I could have dreamed of. The nurses, even the NICU team that was in there just in case. The doctor from the practice that I had never met, Dr. Rogers was at the end of my bed for the entire hour that I pushed stretching me, helping me to the point where I only have a midline of a vaginal tear. I didn't tear any other way with a 10-pound, 2-ounce baby. It's just so unreal to me that you're told all the time, “Big babies. You can't get them out.” I've been reading these posts online for days since I had my little one on the 18th of the month and I feel the need every single time a woman posts in distress to respond and be like, “You have this. You've got this.” Meagan: The 18th of this month?!Lucy: I just had him!Meagan: Like not even 10 days ago?Lucy: Not at all. Meagan: Oh my gosh. Lucy: Yeah, he's so fresh. That's why I'm so in all my feels about it. But I did. I looked at Raquel and I don't know if I'm allowed to say bad words here, but I looked at her and I said, “I got my f-in VBAC.” And we high-fived in the room.I was like, “Yeah.” We high-fived. I was like, “This happened.” I was like, “I need the world to know.” Meagan: Yes! And here you are. You're sharing it with the world. You're sharing it. Lucy: Yeah, absolutely. Meagan: And it is. It is possible. We've seen big babies come out of vaginas. We have seen it. We really, really have. Lucy: Yes. I think that we just need the opportunity to allow our bodies to do what they need to do. I mean, he was born at what? 40 weeks and 4 days? Meagan: Yeah. Lucy: A healthy, happy boy. Meagan: Yes. Well, you know what? In the show notes, we are going to include a couple of blogs about getting big babies out. So five tips to avoid a C-section and delivering a large baby. We are going to post that in the show notes. So if you want to read more about big babies and how possible it actually is, check out the show notes. If you don't believe this story alone because a 10-pound baby, that's a good size baby. It's possible. You're not a big person. Lucy: I'm 5'5”. Meagan: Yes. You're 5'5”. It's not like you're 6 feet, super, super tall because a lot of the time, taller people, when I say big, I mean tall torso and stuff like that, but 5'5” is still pretty small. Lucy: He was 23 inches long too. So he's a long, tall boy. Meagan: Way long, yes. Lucy: Yeah. Meagan: Oh my goodness. Well, congratulations. I cannot believe it was seriously less than 10 days ago, but we are so happy that you shared your story with us. I know that you are going to inspire so many out there. You know, also too, there's a lot of times where providers will say, “Oh, you've got a big baby in there,” and then the baby's not that big. Seriously, we've had clients that were told that their babies were 12 pounds and they had to have a C-section and then they had a C-section and their baby was 7 pounds. Lucy: That's why I feel like I'm here on The VBAC Link because I was told that with my first. Meagan: Yep, exactly. Lucy: That's my story. Meagan: And it was. And your baby was 8 pounds. It's so hard. You've got to follow your intuition. Good for you for sticking with it and fighting through everybody even when there was some tension. You were fighting through, so congratulations and thank you so much. Lucy: Thank you. Thanks, Meagan. This VBAC Link just has empowered me through this whole process.Meagan: Oh, that makes my heart so happy. Lucy: Mine too. My husband, too. He was so on board with everything. I can't ask for a more supportive partner. Meagan: We are going to drop that one too, talking about supportive partners and how to get yours on board because that truly makes a big difference when you have that support, especially if there's not a ton of support coming from the provider or they're not as gung-ho if you can have that support from your partner, oh my gosh. It makes a world of difference. Lucy: Absolutely. Thank you so much. Thanks for all that you do and all of our voices that are heard. Meagan: Absolutely, thank you. ClosingWould you like to be a guest on the podcast? Tell us about your experience at thevbaclink.com/share. 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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTSCustomer service excellence was engrained in Steve at a young age from Uncle Nick's priceless education.How awareness of the 5 senses can WOW your customers!The abysmal "State of the Customer Service" we're experiencing today.Solution minded customer service mentalityMastering friction reduction & making it easy to do business with you!Steve's "Science of CX" podcast for customer service masterclass like learning.Steve's Top 5 cities of the world to visitFree eBook for listeners - "SimpleCX" - available in August to download
With only two weeks to training camp and 1 month until the Preseason kicks off, we discuss three players in particular that are poised to take massive leaps in the 2022-2023 season. Additionally, we discuss the Rams' training staff (why players are so trusting of them), the Rams' roster health going into training camp, and unsolicited gambling advise from your favorite uncle, Nick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
After a long break, ITA returns with a very special guest: my Uncle Nick. We discussed his time in Korea and Iraq in the early 2000's as well as architecture and fatherhood. Enjoy! Outro provided by Brock Tanya.
Nick Westbrook-Ikhine joins the TUP to talk about his breakout season with the Titans in 2021. He also gives insight into his Billy "White Shoes" Johnson TD celebration against the Colts. Plus, NWI opens up about Julio Jones, A.J. Brown, and Ryan Tannehill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Happy Monday friends!! Today we are joined by a very special guest and family member to both of us, Nick Ovard (or officer pickledick)! We chat our waxing and waning for the week as well as an endless amount of would you rather questions. We love you so big and don't forget to leave a rating and review!!.
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Butcher Boy, Joe Shasky 95.7 The Game Trysta Krick, Bet MGM Kyle Madson, 95.7 The Game, Candlestick Chronicles James Ham, 1320 ESPN Insider Monte McNair spoke this morning, but did he say anything? We think you know the answer. De'Aaron Fox spoke to Chris Haynes about the prospects of being traded. What does that mean for the Kings with about a month til the deadline? Plus, we'll look at Wild Card weekend in the NFL and focus on the Cowboys and Niners first playoff match up in 22 years.
This, Episode is about the life Mr. Poitier portrayed on screen and how it was well lived. And how I appreciated him so much. And how he stood up and out. Yes I can say he represented us well. What a life and a gift to give and leave the world. He will always be remembered thru his movies, plays and television shows. Mr. Poitier may you rest in peace. He reminded me so much of my Uncle Nick..... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cynthia-poe/message
Bible Reading: 1 Thessalonians 1:10Levi sat in the comfortable cinema chair with a big tub of buttered popcorn in his lap and a large soda in the drink holder. He had been wanting to see this movie for weeks, and so far, it was worth the wait! Then the screen darkened and Levi sat upright in his seat. He could tell Uncle Nick felt a little tense too.At the sound of heavy breathing and footsteps, Levi gripped the arms of his chair, not taking his eyes off the movie screen. Everyone in the theater was silent as they watched the shadowy villain creeping closer to the unsuspecting teenager. Where was that superhero?Then out of the sky flew the hero, mighty and powerful, cape blowing behind him. Levi and others whooped and clapped when the hero finally captured the bad guy."Great movie!" Levi told his uncle as they walked to the parking lot. "Thanks for taking me, Uncle Nick. I always love the part when the good guy gets the bad guy!"Uncle Nick started up the car then turned to Levi. "That's why it's so great to be a Christian. We know for sure, right from the start, that the good guy defeats the bad guy.""What are you talking about?" Levi asked."Jesus!" exclaimed Levi's uncle. "He is the biggest superhero of them all." Uncle Nick backed the car out and headed for home. "Jesus triumphed over Satan when He rose again after dying on the cross for our sins. He defeated death so we could be rescued." "So how come there are still bad guys doing bad things if Jesus won?" asked Levi."Because Jesus wants to give everyone a chance to be rescued before He gets rid of sin forever," explained Uncle Nick. "Christians realize that no matter what awful things we have done or continue to do, we have already been rescued by Jesus. And one day Jesus will come back and make everything in the world right. Then everyone will know that God is in control, not Satan."Levi took the last swig of his soda. "I guess knowing the ending of the story sure makes things a lot less scary!" - Bonnie CarrHow About You?Who is your hero? Who do you count on when you're in trouble? Jesus has already defeated sin and death. Yes, Satan is still out there stirring up trouble, but if you believe that Jesus has already won the battle with the Bad Guy, then you can feel much less frightened about the hard, scary things in life. Jesus has rescued you, and one day He'll come back to get rid of evil forever!Today's Key Verse:Then they will see the Son of Man coming in the clouds with great power and glory. (Mark 13:26)Today's Key Thought:Jesus is our superhero
Before Bryan Cranston was Walter White, he was Uncle Nick! We watch the Disney Channel Original Movie that shows us what the holidays truly mean, while also showing us the steps in ones life that leads to making meth. BUY OUR MERCH! We now have a Redbubble store, so just go to www.wreckmypodcast.com and click the button at the top to Shop Our Merch! HELP US OUT! Rate, Review, and Subscribe where you can for some emotional support! Check Out PATREON For Cool Stuff: https://www.patreon.com/wreckmypodcast THANK YOU TO MY PATRONS! You Make This Show Possible: Ryan Budds from Trivia With Budds, Cole Phen of Cole Phen Enterprises, Lowtree Studios, The Brew Interviews, Joe Janero from The Comic Book Rundown, Marissa Colatrella, Christopher Adamowicz, Charlie Shaw, Brian Breaker, Ashley Vaughn, Kaitlyn Rhoten, Wayne Pilon, Jarrod Crawford, Tim France, Miss Ginge, Tina Greenwood, Ismael Vega Thank you so much to Ben from Petrified Gumbo Music for our amazing intro songs! If you are in need of any composition for your podcast, show, or business, be sure to check him out and give him a shout at https://www.petrifiedgumbomusic.com/ Check out other podcasts from LOWTREE STUDIOS! Check out lowtreestudios.com for other great podcasts! SUBSCRIBE YOUTUBE channel: https://www.youtube.com/wreckmypodcast Apple Podcast app: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wreck-my-podcast/id1369574720 Google Play for our Android fans: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Iblvdr6yyj5f5o7g4khlyjn4mua Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZAgf1Y4yqB3SLLog7mCmm?si=9XM7O0wTT664UCMRqflp2g Castbox: https://castbox.fm/channel/Wreck-My-Podcast-id1229850?country=us Player FM: https://player.fm/series/wreck-my-podcast Stitcher Radio: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wreck-my-podcast Check out the Wreck My Podcast Libsyn page: http://wreckmypodcast.libsyn.com/ Official Wreck My Podcast Socials: https://twitter.com/wreckmypodcast https://www.instagram.com/wreckmypodcast/ Jordan: https://twitter.com/BSandCraftBeer https://www.instagram.com/bsandcraftbeer/ Cam: https://www.instagram.com/camolidor/ Joe: https://www.instagram.com/joecubas/ Craiger: https://twitter.com/Craiger_32 https://www.instagram.com/craiger32/
Remembering my late Uncle Nick who was really my Mom's cousin, the benefits of gratitude meditation and how to care for skin in high altitudes according to a dermatologist.
This week, BH's Editor Nick Kenyon makes his Friday Sharpeners debut after escaping Melbourne for the week. Joining the one and only Juan McMahon and a rather Aryan-looking G Lu, the conversation meanders from the usual pop culture and car chat to... other subject matter (we can never remember when it's time to write this shit after a handful of beers). And fear not - resident holiday ruiner Jack Slade as well as the inimitable James Want will be back next week.
Sheffield Police Sgt. Nick Risner, “Uncle Nick” as some called him, had a heart for young people. Tonight, I was talking with a couple of foster parents who shared about “Uncle Nick” mentoring their kids. As I think about this, I also think about 9-year-old Jaylinn Owens in Rogersville, Alabama, who also has a heart for foster kids. Just as officers Nick Risner & Max Dotson stepped up for youth last year for Christmas, you can do the same this year. The 2021 Rogersville Gives Back Fall Festival is one way to help! On today's Make A Difference Minute, with Heather Begley will be talking about the work of Shoals CASA/ National CASA / GAL Association for Children. I hope you will consider helping through the 2021 Rogersville Gives Back Fall Festival! Sponsor: North Alabama Bojangles Chicken n' Biscuits
Come along for the ride as Cynthia talks about all things cooking with celebrity chef Sophia Manatakis. They talk about the importance of fresh ingredients, tips for the home cook and much more...including some insight into her time on Chopped and the Family Food Showdown. Sophia Manatakis is a graduate of the French Culinary Institute in New York City and owner of Uncle Nick's Greek Cuisine, NYC. Manatakis is a Greek and Italian-American chef who has appeared on the Food Network's Chopped and winner of the Family Food Showdown cooking competition. Manatakis is also a recipient of the Orthodox Christian Network “30 under 30” entrepreneurship award. Sophia has recently published Our Greek Kitchen, the first of many cook-calendars, hasa thriving catering business, and is a private culinary instructor (chefsoph.com). Sophia's intensity and passion for culinary art is unmeasurable. Instagram: @ChefSoph https://www.chefsoph.com Sophia likes: https://www.flavcity.com Is it time to make some changes in your life? Do you want to stop the madness and get on track with your health? Maybe coaching is right for you. I've helped many people gain their health back over the years, and would love to talk with you. Just reach out with the link below to get on my schedule. From time to time I have openings for new clients and accept them on a first come first serve basis. Book a Discovery Call
Boomstick Video Club theme song creator, Steve Arthur, joins Mike and Uncle Nick to chat about one of their favorite horror anthologies, Tales from the Hood. Plot Synopsis When his parents have to go out of town, Dennis stays with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. The little menace is driving Mr. Wilson crazy, but Dennis is … Continue reading Dennis The Menace (1993) →
It's the Sunday before Surgery. Chores must be done. We had to clean the RV, as we're going to take it to spend the night in. Uncle Nick came over to watch the race, and we had a delicious dinner! If you're on Anchor, and you follow us, please leave us a voice message, and let us know that you're subscribed!
Boomstick Video Club theme song creator, Steve Arthur, joins Mike and Uncle Nick to chat about one of their favorite horror anthologies, Tales from the Hood. Plot Synopsis A funeral director tells four strange tales of horror with an African American focus to three drug dealers he traps in his place of business. IMDb – … Continue reading Tales from the Hood (1995) →
The boys are on a Jack Miller inspired high after the Australian's second straight Moto GP title in Le Mans but that's just a small part of what makes MotoPG the greatest motorcycling podcast on earth. There's also Boris' Empathy Training and Cultural Awareness segment (which continues to educate listeners all over the world), Freido's Uncle Nick with the stats that matter and Tug's technical tips on how ridiculously high powered motorcycles actually work. And every now and then there's even a bit of serious analysis, just to keep things interesting. As always, none of this would be possible without our sponsors Ron Angel Wholesale (http://www.ronangel.com.au/Main.asp?_=GIVI%20MAIN) (suppliers of GIVI luggage in Australia), Suzuki (https://www.suzukimotorcycles.com.au), Held Australia (https://heldaustralia.com.au/shop/) and Velocity Vehicle Care (https://velocityvehiclecare.com). (By the way, click the link for the Original Bike Spirits Moto PG deal on EBay (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/263766164669?hash=item3d69b044bd:g:BsAAAOSwJRxbLH9H). It's a pretty simple deal people: All these guys support us so you need to support them. We don't do deals with sponsors whose products we don't endorse and if you stick with the brands we recommend you'll not only be buying quality but you're helping keep us on air. And if you want to go that extra step, sign up for the Patreon Pit Crew (https://www.patreon.com/MotoPG) and get access to exclusive content and competitions. Only Pit Crew members get to ask the boys questions in the Hearts and Minds segment and only Pit Crew members are eligible for the amazing Held prize of a trip to Germany in 2022 to attend a MotoGP race and tour the factory. Oh, and don't forget our MotoPG website (https://motopgco.wordpress.com) and the merchandise shop (https://www.motopg.theprintbar.com) where you can buy exclusive T Shirts only other MotoPG fans will understand. It's all happening at the MotoPG podcast so stop reading this rubbish and start listening. Now.
Mike sits down with Uncle Nick Weed for an impromptu, information conversation. It's a good way for you all to get to know both of them, as well as plans for the Boomstick Video brand.
Join us for an amazing cooking demo and wine pairing with Food Network’s Chopped contestant, Chef Sophia Manatakis! Our resident wine expert, Fotios Stamos, will do the honors of pairing Chef Sophia’s exquisite and flavorful dishes. A little bit about Chef Sophia: Graduate of the French Culinary Institute in New York City and owner of Uncle Nick’s Greek Cuisine, NYC. Sophia is a Greek and Italian-American chef who has appeared on the Food Network’s Chopped and winner of the Family Food Showdown cooking competition. Manatakis is also a recipient of the Orthodox Christian Network “30 Under 30 Entrepreneurship Award”. Sophia has recently published Our Greek Kitchen, the first of many cook-calendars, has a thriving catering business, and is a private culinary instructor. Sophia’s intensity and passion for culinary art is unmatched. Chef Sophia will be demonstrating 2 recipes along with 2 amazing wines. See the recipes and wines here. Sophia's website Sophia's Instagram
In this episode, Austin and Jack welcome on their first current Tennessee Titan ever... wide receiver Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. Nick joins to talk about his first season in the NFL, his two best plays this season, what it was like to be cut earlier in the season, if he was at the MBA (covid) workout, and what going through his injury in college meant to him. Plus, Austin and Jack break down Arthur Smith going to the Falcons and taking Dean Peas with him, Urban Meyer signing with the Jaguars, and now that there's been a major shake-up in Nashville media, it's time for us to find a new Nashville media beef. Also, the boys have another Laughing at the Texans segment. EPISODE 46 7:05 - Farewell Arthur Smith 15:12 - Dean Peas Is Back (But Not With Titans) 21:40 - Are The Jags (with Urban Meyer) Back? 33:01 - Our New Media Beef 38:25 - Uncle Nick Westbrook-Ikhine 1:12:03 - Laughing At The Texans 1:24:55 - Remember The Titan
Twas the second podcast before Christmas when all through the pod, not a cohost was roasting, not even a bit. Okay, that's a lie because Kelly and Michael roasted this week's movie, Twas The Night just a smidge. Kelly criticizes the notorious S.C's go to fight move while Michael thinks Uncle Nick is a real life villian up there with Thantos. Thanks for listening to this episode of DCOM Central! Don't forget to follow us on social media to stay up to date with the pod! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcomcentralpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dcomcentralpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DCOMCentralPod Website: https://anchor.fm/dcom-central
Mom Save America gathered a remote crowd for post Thanksgiving momtemplating. Uncle Nick and the Lucas clan zoomed in for spirited conversation on food, politics and the eighties style revival. The debate continued over how men are handling the growing strength of women in power. Kerry purchased a black Santa cookie jar and she needs advice. Hosts: Tina Graf and Kerry Lucas Produced by: Tina Graf
WRITING AND PODCASTING A NOVEL 27 NOV 2020 Todays Topic Welcome friend to Create Art Podcast where we create more than we consume. I am Timothy Kimo Brien your thankful head instigator with over 20 years in arts and education helping you tame your inner critic and provide you with commentary, interviews, discussions, and projects that will inspire you to create art. This month I will be podcasting daily and writing a novel in 30 days. I am participating in NaPodPoMo and NaNoWriMo. You will be able to listen to what I wrote for the day and read it at the same time. I like to practice what I preach when it comes to art so I am challenging myself to write and having you come along for the ride. I hope this inspires you to accomplish your goals with your art and if you would like to share what you are doing email me at timothy@createartpodcast.com The Story So Far 27 Nov 2020 1796 daily word count 45632 cumulative count They sat at the kitchen table and ate their frozen yogurt quietly. Occasionally they looked at each other and smiled and then went back to the yogurt. Changed the channel after the song was over to cartoons. He put on the channel that played older cartoons and they moved to the coffee table while still eating their yogurt. It was an hour before anyone said anything. “So, what happened in the bathroom,” asked Carl? “Sometimes I just go in and out. I don’t know how to describe it, but when I come out, I have to check myself like my dad taught me too. I usually don’t remember what happened just before,” meekly replied Myra. “I understand. I have these episodes as well when I fizzle out of what is happening and then I come back to what is happening. I almost had one when I was worried about you at the pizza buffet,” said Carl. “Pizza buffet, when did we go there,” Myra asked? “Sweetie, we had lunch there, you wanted to go to the arcade and then we were going to go get yogurt. You went to the bathroom and you didn’t come out. I sent in the manager to get you and we found you in the stall. Do you remember anything before the yogurt shop,” asked Carl? Myra furrowed her brow and tried hard to remember. “No, I just remember getting in the car and then going to the yogurt shop. We did the pizza buffet before,” asked Myra? “Yes we did and we were having a good time. How often do these episodes happen for you,” asked Carl? “I’m not sure, my dad usually tracks them, about a couple a week,” said Myra. “Did you used to go to a doctor when you were with your dad,” asked Carl? “We did a long time ago, but my dad said it wasn’t helping so we stopped going. I think it was then that he began tracking these episodes. Am I going to have to go back to a doctor,” asked Myra? “I think that would be best. I go to a doctor and he helps me out with my episodes. How about on Monday we call up my doctor and see if we can get you in with him and see what is going on with your brain. Let’s see if he can help alright,” asked Carl. “What if they find something, what do we do then,” asked Myra? “Well lets just see what is going on in that brain of yours and then we can go from there. Do you want to head to the playground and hang out or watch more cartoons,” asked Carl? “I am feeling pretty good, can we go to the playground and have fun,” asked Myra? “You bet, lets put the yogurt in the fridge for dessert tonight and then let’s hit the playground,” replied Carl. Myra took the buckets and placed lids on them. She took them to the fridge and headed for the front door. Carl got up and met her. He felt a little awkward having someone else clean up, but it felt nice to have someone there to assist and someone he did not have to train. They left a note for Cheryl in case she came back before they did letting her know they were at the playground. Their first stop was the swings, Myra climbed on and Carl started to push her. There were no other kids or families in the playground so they had the place to themselves. Carl got on the swing next to Myra and pushed off from the ground. “So, what did you and Angela talk about this morning,” asked Carl? “What do you mean, I didn’t talk to her this morning,” replied Myra. “She came over with Uncle Nate, you two went into your bedroom and talked while Uncle Nick and I talked,” said Carl a bit astonished. “She didn’t come over this morning, who is Uncle Nate, I remember talking to him yesterday when we left the coffee shop and when he brought over some clothes yesterday,” replied Myra. “Do you remember anything from this morning, like eating cheese omelets with Cheryl and I,” asked Carl? “Oh I thought she was still asleep. No I don’t remember eating breakfast or anything before the yogurt shop. Did we do anything,” replied Myra. “How about yesterday, what do you remember from yesterday,” asked Carl? “Well I remember getting up in the hotel room with my dad and going to the coffee shop. Then he left for the bathroom and you and your brother took me back to your place. He talked to me for a while and then I remember going to bed,” replied Myra. “Has your dad done that before,” asked Carl? Myra stopped swinging and got off. She ran to the slides and money bars and started climbing on the playset. Carl slowed down his swinging to a stop. He was unsure if he should follow and just watched Myra go up and down the slides. He felt he may have said to much. He walked over to the benches and watched Myra play for some time. She occasionally looked at him and went back to climbing. Then she started at him and walked over to the benches and sat down. “No, my dad has never done that, do you think he is coming back,” asked Myra with tears starting to form in her eyes. “I am not sure, but you are safe staying with me ad Cheryl. I want you to know that. If he doesn’t come back you can stay with us and we will take care of you. We got you new clothes and toys and we can get you books and whatever you need. My brother Nate is a lawyer and his coworker Angela are going to help figure this out and maybe if you like I can adopt you. Would you like that,” asked Carl? Tears started streaming down Myra’s face and Carl instinctively put an arm around her. He was happy that there were no other children in the playground. “Do you know where the paperwork in the diary came from or how you got ahold of Angela’s book,” asked Carl? “I don’t know what you are talking about,” replied Myra sobbing gently. “You told me about your adoption paperwork and birth certificate in the diary and the book you had with you was one that Angela hasn’t written yet. How did you get those,” asked Carl? “My dad gave me that book about two weeks ago. I have been reading it and I didn’t know why he gave it to me. It is all about adoptions and I guess that is why you are talking about adoption now. Did my day leave me,” asked Myra? “Do you want to go back to the apartment and talk, you might be more comfortable there,” asked Carl hoping to avoid a scene? “Can we, I need a tissue,” replied Myra? They headed back to the apartment. Carl took the note off the door and reminded himself that he could have just texted Cheryl to let her know. He wondered how she was holding up and how much she remembered. Myra went straight to the kitchen table. “Can I get you some water to drink or something to nibble on,” asked Carl? “Water will be fine, can I grab a tissue from the bathroom,” asked Myra? “Go ahead,” replied Carl. He pulled out a glass and filled it with water. He knew he would need to go to the store and stock up on milk, juice and snacks soon. He sat at the table after he got the water and some crackers for them both. He saw that there was still coffee in the carafe and got up and poured himself another cup and warmed it in the microwave. When the buzzer went off he grabbed his mug and sat down next to Myra with a box of tissues. “My dad doesn’t want me does he,” asked Myra? “I am sure it is not that. It’s hard to be a single parent. Nate and Angela are working on how to get in contact with him right now and we will talk more to them tomorrow when we go to Nate’s house. Cheryl should be home soon with your treat,” said Carl trying his best to comfort Myra. “What treat,” asked Myra? “The chocolate milk and chocolate chip muffins that you like, remember from yesterday, you ate that up quickly. Now you told me your mother passed away when you were very young and you have no brothers or sisters. How about any uncles or aunts, maybe grandparents,” asked Carl? “My dad was an only child and after my mom died we never saw her parents again. My dad doesn’t talk about his parents either, so I have never met them,” said Myra. “Okay, well you are not alone, you have me and Cheryl and my brother and his family now. We will try to find your dad and get you back to him,” said Carl. “I don’t want to go back to him if he doesn’t want me,” said Myra. “You are upset, and I know you don’t mean that. We say things we don’t mean when we are upset. How about your friends at school, do you want to see them again,” asked Carl? “I don’t really talk to anyone at school. Just the teachers when they ask a question in class,” said Myra. “Well is there a social worker there at school that you talk to,” asked Carl? “No, I mean my dad had me talk to them once or twice, but I didn’t have anything to say so I just don’t talk to them,” replied Myra. There was a knock at the door and Carl went to look through the peep hole. It was Cheryl and she had a few bags in her arms. Carl opened up the door and let her in. “Okay I have a treat for a special girl. Did you two have some fun today,” asked Cheryl as she entered and went straight to the kitchen table. She opened up the bag from the coffee shop first and placed a bottle of chocolate milk and a muffin in front of Myra. She then took out the rest of the contents of that bag which was coffee beans, creamer and refined sugar and a box of tea bags. Myra perked right up when she saw her treats and opened the milk first. “Thank you Cheryl, we had frozen yogurt and played in the playground today, it was great,” said Myra, suddenly back to being cheery. Reaching Out To reach out to me, email timothy@createartpodcast.com I would love to hear about your journey and what you are working on. If you would like to be on the show or have me discuss a topic that is giving you trouble write in and lets start that conversation. Email : timothy@createartpodcast.comIG : @createartpodcastTwitter: @createartpodMighty Networks: Create Art Podcast
Hurricane Zelda is upon us! MVB Christina and MVP Travis join the podcast! Uncle Nick and Aunt Courtney deliver the news. Thane makes a suprise Saints pick!
Part Grinch, Part Santa Clause- all DCOM. This Xmas movie brings us the star power of Bryan Cranston and the logic of, well...a DCOM. Christmas can't come soon enough this year, but we'll keep waiting because Uncle Nick makes for a less than likable in this adventure made of regurgitated Christmas favorites. Not to mention the off kilter use of visual effects and practical (read: stylistically making actors freeze instead of simply freezing the film). DID WE LIKE IT!? Have a listen and tell us what you think @ITDVPodcast on Twitter! -- SHOW INFORMATION Follow Us On Instagram Follow Us On Twitter Email: InsideTheDisneyVaultPodcast@gmail.com Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Subscribe: Spotify
Yelling Streets welcomes their first guest: Uncle Nick! We dig in to a conversation around motorcycles, music, and cat tails (just joking about the cat tails). Sonny also talks about his band "Good Afternoon".
After a brief introduction during First Friday, Mike, Uncle Nick, Zach, and Mo celebrate the season by talking to some folks on the street about their favorite scary movies. Mike also recapped some of his favorite memories and the haunted attraction, Edge of Insanity, that he volunteers with. Pertinent Links: Boomstick Video on Twitter Boomstick … Continue reading The 2020 Spooktacular Halloween Creepfest Special →
While Uncle Douglas is on paid leave, Uncle Nick and Uncle Thane try to keep the ship afloat. Guest hosts Paxton Lichenstein and TJ DeLaune come through with the assist and steal the show. #PAXMVP
Interview with week MVP Trey Henninger! Uncle Nick and Uncle Thane make more bad predictions. Saints update.
Bryan 'Fletch' Fletcher is back on the Legends of League Podcast for #ThrowBackThursday ... and this time he has brought with him a Roosters legend and former team mate - Luke 'Ricko' Ricketson.The chat starts with discussing the Roosters in the late 90s and 2000s ... but quickly gets off track and takes a sharp turn straight into the gutter as the boys wheel out story after story from 'the good old days' before iphones and social media.In this episode:Fletch considers whether he meets the selection criteria for the Broncos CEO job after seeing the job ad in the Daily Telegraph (1:20)The boys look back on the 2002 Grand Final win with the Roosters and the massive after party that followed (5:43)We discuss what had changed at the Roosters since their 2000 Grand Final loss to the Broncos that got them across the line in 2002 (7:35)Back on the 2002 Grand Final win - the boys recount some key moments of the match... including Fletch scoring the last try paying $28.00 (9:50)St...st...st...Stacey Jones (12.04)Fletch asks Ricko which Grand Final loss hurt more... 2003 or 2004 (13:42)The most under rated player in NRL history clicks over to 300 games for the chooks... what a huge achievement for Mr Fix It - Mitch Aubusson (15:55)SHENANIGANS! The real stories come out... and we talk pizza kicking, shoe throwing, nail spitting, socking, sweeping and dacking (20:01)Fletch provides a hilarious visual commentary on the Kotoni Staggs 'sex tape' for Maroon and Ricko (24:37)Nudity (26:14)Ricko discusses the early 1990's at the Roosters and Uncle Nick (27:26)We have another HUGE SHOW coming up NEXT WEEK!! Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to the Legends of League Podcast to be alerted when it drops next week!!Follow us on social media...Instagram (@legendsofleagueaus)Facebook (@legendsofleagueaus)Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch the Legends of League Podcast videos and highlights
Uncle Nick brings on Travis Ragsdale and Uncle Josh Thomas to talk about life
Uncle Nick interviews friend Josh Thomas. From growing up in Mexico, the stock market and current affairs.
Mike and Uncle Nick review the classic Saturday Night Live full-length flick full of hair bands, music, and public access television. Also, aren't Mike Myers and Dana Carvey just great? Plot Synopsis: Two slacker friends try to promote their public-access cable show. Pertinent Links: Boomstick Video on Twitter Boomstick Video on Facebook Boomstick Video on … Continue reading Wayne's World (1992) →
Happy Monday!!! This week brings you Chunga's Top 25 Favorite Songs of All Time! A study has been released about age and getting older!CHUNGA POLL: At what age is somebody OLD? Post your answers below!!!There's a new coronavirus controversy in Utah County. Are certain companies being protected as part of a "good 'ol boy" network? The world says goodbye to a couple of entertainment legends and Uncle Nick catches Josh wearing a sports bra! LISTEN NOW!!!!!
Happy Monday!!! This week brings you Chunga's Top 25 Favorite Songs of All Time! A study has been released about age and getting older! CHUNGA POLL: At what age is somebody OLD? Post your answers below!!! There's a new coronavirus controversy in Utah County. Are certain companies being protected as part of a "good 'ol boy" network? The world says goodbye to a couple of entertainment legends and Uncle Nick catches Josh wearing a sports bra! LISTEN NOW!!!!!
Happy Monday!!! This week brings you Chunga's Top 25 Favorite Songs of All Time! A study has been released about age and getting older!CHUNGA POLL: At what age is somebody OLD? Post your answers below!!!There's a new coronavirus controversy in Utah County. Are certain companies being protected as part of a "good 'ol boy" network? The world says goodbye to a couple of entertainment legends and Uncle Nick catches Josh wearing a sports bra! LISTEN NOW!!!!!
Happy Monday!!! This week brings you Chunga's Top 25 Favorite Songs of All Time! A study has been released about age and getting older! CHUNGA POLL: At what age is somebody OLD? Post your answers below!!! There's a new coronavirus controversy in Utah County. Are certain companies being protected as part of a "good 'ol boy" network? The world says goodbye to a couple of entertainment legends and Uncle Nick catches Josh wearing a sports bra! LISTEN NOW!!!!!
On this week's episode, we check in with John and Nick on how things are going personally with their families, communities and clients.Helpful Information:PFG Website: https://www.pfgprivatewealth.com/Contact: 813-286-7776Email: info@pfgprivatewealth.comFor a transcript of today's show, visit the blog related to this episode at https://www.pfgprivatewealth.com/podcast/Transcript of Today's Show:----more----Speaker 1: Hey, everybody. Welcome into this edition of Retirement Planning Redefined with the team from PFG Private Wealth. Got John and Nick here with me as always, financial advisors. Guys, what's going on? Nick, how are you, my friend? Nick: Oh, doing pretty good. Just been just like everybody else, working remote, working from home, kind of biding my time through this process. Speaker 1: Yeah. Yep. John, yourself? John: Yeah, pretty much the same. Like Nick, working from home and just keeping myself occupied with some things to do around the house. Speaker 1: Yeah. I saw somebody, a lot of times people say, well, we're all on the same boat together. And I thought, I don't think that's quite accurate. And so, I saw something that was cool. It said, we're all in the same thunderstorm together, but we might be rowing different boats. And I thought, that's probably a little more accurate. We're all in the same massive storm here and everybody's got different little nuances. The different states are doing different things, different people are dealing with economic issues, issues different than others, health issues, personal issues, stress issues, whatever. So it all falls into a same storm category. I thought that was kind of a cool way of putting that. Nick: Yeah, I think the personal experience that people are having, like what you said, is pretty drastically different from not only region to region and state to state, but family to family. Speaker 1: Yeah, true. Nick: Dependent upon what occupations are and/or just ... there's so many different factors that it's going to be interesting to see what movies come out down the road and the different forms of media and when we can actually look back and just kind of- Speaker 1: Oh, yeah. That'll be really interesting. Yeah, for sure. Well, we're going to go easy today, actually. We're just going to keep it in this vein. We've been spending so much time talking, doing multiple series parts on different things. We thought we would just scale it back a little bit this week and just have a conversation about just life and just peel the layers back, if you will. So we kicked it off a little bit with personally you guys are doing okay. How's the families? Everybody okay there? John: My end, yeah, everyone's good. We got to just remind some people listening, I got a one year old named Aria and a four year old named Olivia and my wife Jenny. So yeah, we've just been quarantining here and trying to keep them busy, and they're definitely keeping us busy. Nick knows, I threw out my back a couple of weeks ago. I think I was just chasing around the kids and then doing way too many home projects now that I'm stuck at the house half the time, so. Nick: I definitely, I haven't thrown out my back and I also have not had to chase around a one year old and a four year old. But I've been able to, a couple times, spend some time with immediate family, parents, brother, sister-in-law, nieces. And my brother and sister-in-law, they're still working. My sister-in-law is a nurse and my brother has a business that's considered essential. And so, my nieces are nine and 10. And so, my parents, they haven't been working because of everything. And so, they've been able to take care of the nieces that's extra time with them. I got to see the experience of what it's like for them to attend school remotely and some things like that. So it's been a little bit different perspective. Speaker 1: Are you zooming in and being a guest teacher for a day? Uncle Nick going to teach them about whatever? Nick: No, definitely not. I quiz them on some things here and there, but some of this common core stuff and some other things, it's pretty, pretty wild. So I'm there for moral support. Speaker 1: John, you got to give us the skinny. Can he substitute teach? John: Definitely not. Nick: Only due to patience. Speaker 1: You got the math down, right, but the patience level maybe is a little different? Nick: I could present and not allow any questions. Speaker 1: There you go. There you go. Community-wise, how's things in your specific area? We pulled the curtain back before here on the show. Clearly, you obviously were social distancing. We're all remote in our houses doing the podcast, but even prior to that, we were already doing that because I'm actually in another state when we do these shows. Of course, you guys are there together at the office or whatever the case might be. But how's the community near you? How's things going there? John: Yeah, so pretty good. Nick and I are both involved with a nonprofit group called the 13 Ugly Men. And one thing that we did as our membership here, we did Feeding Tampa Bay. So we donated a hundred thousand meals to those in need during this time that you need to eat and don't have the funds to go ahead and do that. So that was pretty cool, because we did a match donation and then we coupled it with a Facebook Live event where we had a DJ playing and then people were tuning in. Maybe they were bored at home and needed something to do during happy hour and they locked in and have a little bit of music to listen to. So it was interesting to see, using the Facebook platform to engage in our guests that usually attend our events and using that platform also to raise dollars. And again, Nick and I are both in that group together. And then, Nick's also involved with Casa so he can jump on that because I know they did some type of thing, Nick, so. Nick: Yeah, so Casa's a domestic violence organization in Pinellas County in St. Pete and I've been on the board there for, it's got to be over, around close to 10 years now at this point. And may have mentioned it in a previous podcast, but when this whole thing was starting, I had been following the news in pretty significant detail and my main venue to gather news is Twitter. And on Twitter, I had seen a post by the founder of the company Slack, which is a tech-based company that's actually stood out over this period of time. I know they've gotten a bigger footprint during this period of time, but... Nick: So the founder of Slack, they had gone public last year, and he and his fiancé had created a foundation and they had decided to donate a million dollars total to four different sectors of nonprofits. And I had come across it and they did a matching program. It was a five-to-one matching program. So essentially, if a local organization that fit into their four tiers, and one of the tiers was domestic violence, if that organization was able to essentially secure donations and then forward the proof of donation to their foundation, they were going to match at five to one. And, pretty amazingly, we were able to rally both the board and local donors to raise, we raised $25,000 locally and the founder of Slack matched it with $125,000. And so, we were able to raise $150,000 in less than 24 hours. Speaker 1: Wow. Nick: Which was pretty awesome. Speaker 1: Yeah. Nick: So, it was pretty cool. Speaker 1: No, both of those are amazing. That's awesome, guys. Kudos for that. That's really, that's great. And I imagine that, obviously, those things are very well received. We're seeing a lot of that stuff happening all over the place, but that's really awesome. You guys are continuing to do that right there in the backyard, so to speak. And with your own clients, obviously, right there in your backyard, again so to speak kind of thing, how's things going with that? We briefly talked about some of that a couple of weeks ago. Still going okay with the working remote? Are people adjusting to that a little bit better? How's that going? John: So yeah, I think people are. Nick and I have actually been doing, before all this happened, we started doing more remote meetings. And I think clients are finding that it's actually a pretty efficient way to meet and it actually maybe helps us meet with them more often, where they're not having to drive and coordinate schedules and it's just a little bit easier. So I think one of the things we'll see coming out of this is that we'll probably, even when this is over, probably start doing more remote meetings with the screen shares. And then once we get back into the office, we'll probably do more video stuff. But I think things are going to change and go more in that direction based on people just becoming familiar with the platforms and being comfortable with it. Speaker 1: Yeah, it's one of the things that we've seen a lot as well. I interview a lot of people all across the country and some, especially for the client base being retirees, pre-retirees, a lot more folks have embraced it I think than initially thought, which I kind of thought that'd be the case. I mean, just because you're older doesn't mean you're not tech savvy. But I know that there's points where some folks feel a little uncomfortable still and it is different, I suppose, being on a platform like Twitter or Facebook, for example, versus being on a Zoom call with a camera coming in and catching you in the living room. But again, you're scheduling these things and you've got time. There's secure ways to do document portals for transferring delicate information. And that stuff's been out there, in the cloud anyway, for a while. So I am generally seeing across the country that more folks are embracing it than I think maybe some skeptics originally feared. Nick: Yeah, I would definitely agree with that. It's pretty typical. Oftentimes, whether it's new technology or adaptation to what's going on is oftentimes spurred by what's happening around us. And so, the platforms have been around for a while and the reality is that they're pretty easy to use once you get through it for the first time or so. And really, the communication with clients initially was getting everybody to hold the line. And one of the things that we've been seeing maybe for the past week, week and a half, maybe two weeks, and we had a conversation with a client today, is the disconnect between the market and what's happening around us still being in ... Florida is just opening up now, but a lot of other states are still locked down and things like that, is that the market's responded and pulled back from its lows for the last month plus now. Nick: And people, from what we've seen, they haven't really caught on yet that the market has responded pretty positively and we've bounced off the lows pretty significantly. So, that's one of the things that we're going to be working on from a messaging standpoint moving forward is, obviously, we don't know what's going to happen over the next six to 12 months. Speaker 1: Right, right. Nick: From the standpoint of finances and the market and where things are, it's not nearly, I think what a lot of people ... the feedback that we've gotten from people is, when we've explained how much they're down from the beginning of the year, has been like, "Oh, that's it?" Which is always good to hear. But it's been an interesting thing, because John and I are so knee deep in it day to day that it's just a good example of the importance of communication, helping people realize where we really stand from the standpoint of how the market works and their overall plan. Speaker 1: No, that's a good point because a lot of people initially, obviously, do the ostrich thing, right? It's going down as bad as it was in March. And you don't want to open your statements, you don't want to look. My brother, he's 62, he was in that. I kept talking to him through things. And finally, matter of fact to that point, Nick, that you just made about a week ago, he finally looked and he goes, "Yeah, it wasn't as bad as I thought." And I said, "Well, April," I said, "Technically April, it kind of got lost on the shuffle of all this, but April was one of the best Aprils the market's ever had. It's 28%." Now granted, from the bottom, not from the top. Speaker 1: But still, you got to find those silver linings, you've got to find those little victories where we can get them. And like you said, there could still be plenty of volatility ahead. Who knows? But doing the ostrich thing usually doesn't do you any good either. Because I kept telling him, he's like, "Well, I don't want to look. I can't handle it." And I said, "Well, okay, but let's go on the bad foot. If it was bad news, the sooner you find out, the sooner you can start to address it. If you just keep ignoring it, it's like a cavity. It's going to get worse." I was like, "And then you end up being pleasantly surprised anyway." So you have to look at it through the right perspective, the right lens. Nick: For sure. Speaker 1: Yeah. John: For sure. Speaker 1: Well, you mentioned Florida reopening. So how's that going with the phase one thing? You guys have been on that this week, at the time we're taping this? John: So, yeah, yeah. It's been this week. So far for me, I haven't done anything different. I'm still in quarantine mode. Speaker 1: Right. John: So, I think one of the biggest differences is certain stores I've been to are now requiring face masks. So now when I go in there, you just see everyone with a mask on, where maybe two or three weeks ago that wasn't the case. I don't know what Nick's been doing different, but I think we're in the same boat. Nick: Yeah. Not too much different on my side. I will say, because I do live in downtown, in downtown St. Pete here, it's been interesting to ... Each day I've either been going for a bike ride or a walk or something to get outside. And they started putting tables out. There's a lot of sidewalk dining here, so they started putting the tables out because the restaurant capacity is 25% inside, and then they have outside seating. John: Oh, interesting. Nick: So starting to see some people sitting at tables and more people walking around. The beaches opened up on Monday. And the park that I go through, it's called Vinoy Park here, the last month or so, every single day at the park has been, people did a pretty good job of distancing, but pretty packed. You could just tell people needing to be outside. And starting Monday, the park was empty, which is kind of shocking. So I don't know if everybody that was going to the park automatically went to the beach. So it's going to be interesting to see how things continue to progress. Speaker 1: Yeah. Interesting in the state difference too. Obviously, you guys are in Florida, I'm in North Carolina. Your restaurants are doing outside dining and limited seating. We are in our phase one, but that's not allowed. There's still absolutely nothing inside restaurants at all. It's still take out only. Which, it's a strange point, we went to pick up some stuff for Taco Tuesday and my wife wanted, she said, "Let's do Taco Tuesday." And there was 25 people standing outside waiting to get their order. It's like, you might as well just let them in or let a portion of them in, because there's still that many people, there were in a pretty small window in a strip center trying to wait by this one door. So yeah, it's interesting how the different areas are doing all the different things. Speaker 1: So we'll hope for continued improvement and all those good components that come with it. And I think what we're going to do, we'll wrap this up. I just wanted to touch base with you guys and just see how things are going. So I'm glad we just had a little bit of an informal chat, not necessarily the X's and O's this week. But I was going to ask you a question, just a fun little hypothetical I've been asking all this week. What's something you're looking forward to? If things get back to normal, what's something you would enjoy seeing or doing once again? John? John: So I'm looking forward to not doing swim lessons in my pool and bringing them back to a school, because I've been YouTubing how to teach a one year old and a four year old how to swim and I'm not a very good teacher. So that's something that I look forward to. Speaker 1: Okay. Nick, what about you? What's something you look forward to? Nick: For me, I just really look forward to sitting with some friends, watching sports, and perhaps eating something that tastes very good and drinking something that tastes very good. Speaker 1: There you go. Nick: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking about. Speaker 1: All right. There you go. I imagine neither one of you are in a boat alone for that one. There's probably a fair number of those. Real quick, I was going to ask one more thing before we go. How's your school systems looking? Ours have said that schools, as of now, plan to reopen in mid-August, which would be obviously for the next school year. I imagined since you guys sound like you're ahead of us, they're probably having those chats too? John: I think the school, the current year is definitely not going to be ... Nick, if you know, just jump in. I believe the current year is not going to be going at all. Speaker 1: Right. John: The plan is to start back up, which is mid to late August down here. Speaker 1: Sounds like the same thing. Yeah. Okay. Nick: Yeah, yeah. I think around the same idea. Speaker 1: All right, well there you go. So- John: And I'm sure all the parents are looking forward to that happening. Speaker 1: I think that was one interesting side effect to all this. People are like, wow, the whole teaching home thing, it's a lot harder than people think it is, so. Nick: Yeah, I'm thinking that the teacher unions are getting their talking points ready to roll for a few months from now and working on a bump in pay, for sure. Speaker 1: Exactly, exactly. Well, all right guys. Well, thanks for your time this week. I appreciate it, as always. I hope you guys continue to stay safe and stay sane. And folks, if you need some help, you've got some questions. Well, first thing, definitely subscribe to the show. We'd certainly appreciate it. And you can do so by going to Retirement Planning Redefined, you just search that out. Retirement Planning Redefined on Apple, Google, Spotify in the little search box for podcast. Wherever you get your podcasting apps, just type that in and you can find it and subscribe to it that way. Or you could go to their website, which is PFG Private Wealth.com that's PFG Private Wealth.com. Speaker 1: If you're already subscribed or a client, then that's great. We certainly appreciate you tuning into these. And if not, give them a call if you've got some questions or concerns, (813) 286-7776. That's (813) 286-7776. But definitely hit that subscribe button and we'll see you next time here on Retirement Planning Redefined with John and Nick, financial advisors at PFG Private Wealth.
YO! YO! YO! It's time for Radio Ronin!!! WHATS HAPPENIN' HOT STUFF!!! Bash Music keeps getting more and more popular! WOW! THANK YOU!! Josh is having a bad day ... he's ANGRY and he's suffering some bad luck. First, he got into his Uncle Nick's cologne collection ... and had a problem. Then he got REALLY MAD at Lagoon! Yes, Josh is mad at Lagoon. Maybe the boys can help calm him down or ... egg him on! Speaking of mad, Chunga is genuinely upset at the finale of Lego Masters. He seriously thinks the entire series was rigged! He thinks it was staged!!! Spencer and Chandler think he's lost his mind and thought the outcome was appropriate! Guess how much money Disneyland and Disney World are losing every day? Any guesses? Ronin has the numbers! And, Chandler the decades long Apple fanboy says "buh-bye Apple, I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" LISTEN NOW!!!
YO! YO! YO! It's time for Radio Ronin!!! WHATS HAPPENIN' HOT STUFF!!! Bash Music keeps getting more and more popular! WOW! THANK YOU!!Josh is having a bad day ... he's ANGRY and he's suffering some bad luck. First, he got into his Uncle Nick's cologne collection ... and had a problem. Then he got REALLY MAD at Lagoon! Yes, Josh is mad at Lagoon. Maybe the boys can help calm him down or ... egg him on! Speaking of mad, Chunga is genuinely upset at the finale of Lego Masters. He seriously thinks the entire series was rigged! He thinks it was staged!!! Spencer and Chandler think he's lost his mind and thought the outcome was appropriate! Guess how much money Disneyland and Disney World are losing every day? Any guesses? Ronin has the numbers! And, Chandler the decades long Apple fanboy says "buh-bye Apple, I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" LISTEN NOW!!!
YO! YO! YO! It's time for Radio Ronin!!! WHATS HAPPENIN' HOT STUFF!!! Bash Music keeps getting more and more popular! WOW! THANK YOU!!Josh is having a bad day ... he's ANGRY and he's suffering some bad luck. First, he got into his Uncle Nick's cologne collection ... and had a problem. Then he got REALLY MAD at Lagoon! Yes, Josh is mad at Lagoon. Maybe the boys can help calm him down or ... egg him on! Speaking of mad, Chunga is genuinely upset at the finale of Lego Masters. He seriously thinks the entire series was rigged! He thinks it was staged!!! Spencer and Chandler think he's lost his mind and thought the outcome was appropriate! Guess how much money Disneyland and Disney World are losing every day? Any guesses? Ronin has the numbers! And, Chandler the decades long Apple fanboy says "buh-bye Apple, I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" LISTEN NOW!!!
YO! YO! YO! It's time for Radio Ronin!!! WHATS HAPPENIN' HOT STUFF!!! Bash Music keeps getting more and more popular! WOW! THANK YOU!! Josh is having a bad day ... he's ANGRY and he's suffering some bad luck. First, he got into his Uncle Nick's cologne collection ... and had a problem. Then he got REALLY MAD at Lagoon! Yes, Josh is mad at Lagoon. Maybe the boys can help calm him down or ... egg him on! Speaking of mad, Chunga is genuinely upset at the finale of Lego Masters. He seriously thinks the entire series was rigged! He thinks it was staged!!! Spencer and Chandler think he's lost his mind and thought the outcome was appropriate! Guess how much money Disneyland and Disney World are losing every day? Any guesses? Ronin has the numbers! And, Chandler the decades long Apple fanboy says "buh-bye Apple, I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!" LISTEN NOW!!!
Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas dear listeners! I hope you are all on the nice list this ye- What’s that? Christmas was a week ago and it’s literally New Year’s Eve when we are posting this? It basically defeats the purpose of doing a Christmas DCOM in the first place? Well if you keep that naughty thinking up, someone is getting an ant farm instead of a new episode all about ‘Twas the Night like they wanted.Luke tries out a new voice and begs for a zombie apocalypse. Emma hates the new voice and wants this to be over. Drew & Riley are in shock after watching this film.Talking Points: Doctor Stuff, The Beans of a Simpler Time, THE BABY VOICE, Muniz Money, Bruce Lee Christmas Tree, Santa Dropping a Deuce, Self-Congratulating Writing, Eggnog Abuse, The Wrigley Super Virus, Santa’s Super Stupid Sleigh, Claus Technology, Santa Prat Fall, Gift Income Inequality, The Plot Stops Happening, Nobody Expects a Spanish Inquisition Reference, Confused Themes, A Dead Dog Appears, Santa’s Sloshing Stomach, My Boy Pablo, Naughty Boys, Peter’s Piss Saves Christmas, The Canadian Royal Family, Silence on Silence, Caitlin: Magic Mechanic, Santa Sexual TensionEditor’s Note: We were out of our usual recording environment for the holidays so apologies if the audio sounds a little off at times.
The bredrend Joey ones stops by to drop knowledge on clothes, life and everything in between. A Open conversation with a influential collector. also Uncle Nick and Classic RLPC also stop by. Tap in. BTRT
Part Three is here and you reinforced that love means believing in your partner when the world is unbelievable. Uncle Nick speaks, the world gets smaller, and Threading is starting to unravel. Don't forget to vote for what our protagonists should do next at witcheverpath.com/vote.
On this weeks show we continue the ongoing history of the wonderful life of Choo Choo Stu. When we left off last week Stu was about to tell us about, a mistress an American prostitute and 3 blokes. So let the adventure continue. We learn of his experiences with the prostitute and the identity of the 3 blokes. Uncle Nick enters the story as well. Hear how Stu played harmonica for an Irish cover band and so much more. Also on tap for this week. Choo Choo is peeing red because he is eating too many beets. Could this get him some time off work? DK is back from vacation and he has some stories from his trip to Ohio and the Cedar Point amusement park, Big B also tells us about his experience with roller coasters. We have a public service announcement. It appears that there is danger with sex robots. A simple error in a code could cause them to turn against the user and cause harm or even death. Listen has we dive into this story. Mike Jolitz returns with the headlines and the news. Cave Crew Radio airs every Thursday at 8pm eastern on http://www.cavecrewradio.com , Facebook Live and is simulcasted on Raw Talk Online. We also air weekly on Radio Haver in Scotland. The replays are available on YouTube and where ever podcasts are found. We are on Twitter and Facebook just search Cave Crew Radio. Show merchandise is available on our website as well. Don't miss next week when we pick up on Stu's life timeline with a nightmare taxi ride with the fatal attraction girl.
YouTube influencer Uncle Nick takes a trip to Brooklyn to kick it with the BTRT Crew. And the rest is history. BTRT
In this very special episode the gang discusses the year that was and reminisces on all things including Tales From the Tour Bus, Aquacan is coming, Amazon, Scott Walker flips off Wisconsin one last time, Vice, Guns and Airports, Yemen, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Vikings Season 5, The Tudors, Monty Don, American Gods at House on the Rock, The Orville, The Curse of Oak Island, Comic Con, Meeting William Shatner, Brady Bunch, SKG Retrogaming, Babylon 5, A debate on the worst Star Trek TOS Episode, Nightflyers (aka Dogvomit ripoff of Saturn 5 [3?], Silent Running, A Boy and his Dog and others), also Raw Deal, Die Hard, Uncle Nick, and more!
Read the show notes here: https://smt.greenwaymortgage.com/blog/mortgagecast-e7-john-desantis-purveyor-of-good-deeds What is title insurance? Why do you need it? How do you get it? Erin the Expert welcomes her first guest to MortgageCast; long-time friend and colleague, John DeSantis Jr. John is a Licensed Title Producer since 1989 and Closer with All Ahead Title and has literally closed thousands of real estate transactions throughout the State of New Jersey in the past 30 years. We get deep into the details about title insurance and how John works closely with his clients and their agents to deliver a great experience for all involved and help put homebuyers at ease. Among other things, we talk about: *Genealogy and heir hunting *Buyer vs. Lender title policies *Easement issues and claims *The title process from beginning to end *Settlement services and his personal touch *How he works with his teams of Realtors, Lenders and Attorneys *Why the client is the MVP === CONTACT JOHN === John A. Desantis, Jr. All Ahead Title Agency 407 Pine Street, Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 (908) 675-7000 john@allaheadtitle.com www.allaheadtitle.com === John's Bio === I hand hold clients and close real estate transactions effortlessly. I started my career in Title Insurance long before I even knew it... My mom, Liz, was a title searcher and used to bring me into the Hall of Records when I was five years old (she says it was because no one could watch me during the day but I think it was just to help her pull books..no computers back then). What she didn't know back then was that she would later become my office manager! My Uncle and mentor, Nick Beres (rest in peace Uncle Nick), was a title searcher, genealogist, title perfectionist (among many other talents) and took me under his wing when I was young. He had me coloring his many-layered Deed plottings before I hit 3rd grade. He took me all over the United States searching for heirs of New Jersey property owners to clear title. He taught me how to search titles (the right way). He served in the U.S. Navy and Merchant Marines and taught me how to run a business like a tight ship. He taught me honesty and integrity and for that, I couldn't thank him enough. I founded Meridian Title Agency Inc. in 1989 with those same values and have helped thousands and thousands of homeowners purchase and refinance their homes and businesses. It was based on strong relationships, word of mouth referrals and doing the right things the right way. Quite simply, honesty, communication and trust are the foundation of any relationship and those values will never change. I chose to give up the administrative end of the business and found a new home at All Ahead Title as they have the same values I was brought up on and have an amazing team. I am a guest lecturer at Brookdale Community College and Fairleigh Dickinson as well as lecturing for the Academy of Continuing Education for the Professions and the New Jersey Legal Training Academy and a proud member of Coastal LeTip of Colts Neck.
Our staffers have loved Hot Chicken Takeover for a long time: Exhibit A, Exhibit B and Exhibit C. To indulge ourselves, we asked a member of the Hot Chicken Takeover team to tell us about their process of making fried chicken and what sets it apart from other places in central Ohio. But just because we love HCT doesn't mean there aren't others that make fried chicken oh-so-well. This week on "The Great Food Debate," we're talking fried chicken. "The Great Food Debate" is a podcast where we discuss the best food, drinks and specialties found in central Ohio. This episode's panelists are: • Dilara Casey, marketing director for Hot Chicken Takeover • Jim Fischer, assistant editor for Columbus Alive • Neil Thompson, editor of content for ThisWeek Community News Where can the best fried chicken be found in central Ohio -- other than Hot Chicken Takeover? Dilara's pick: Uncle Nick's Greek Fried Chicken (1333 Northwest Blvd., Columbus) Neil's pick: The Eagle (790 N. High St., Short North) Jim's pick: Uncle Nick's, Katalina's (1105 Pennsylvania Ave., Columbus), The Eagle and Royal Fish, Shrimp and Chicken (884 E. Fifth Ave., Columbus) Other restaurants or name drops in this episode: • Schwebel's Bakery (Stores in Hilliard and Reynoldsburg) • Raising Cane's (multiple locations in central Ohio) • The Eagle's spicy honey sauce • Uncle Nick's jojo wedges • Chick-fil-A (multiple locations in central Ohio) • White Castle (locations nationwide) • Wendy's (locations nationwide) • Clamlube hot sauce (can be found at the Worthington Farmers Market on Saturdays) • Drover's Inn and Tavern (1001 Washington Pike, Wellsburg, West Virginia) • Mya's Fried Chicken food truck (Find their current location on their website -- myasfriedchicken.com) New episodes are released every Friday. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Have any suggestions on what we should talk about? Email us at online@thisweeknews.com or tweet us at @ThisWeekNews. After you subscribe, the latest episodes will be downloaded automatically to your phone or tablet so you can listen during your commute while working out or making dinner. This podcast was produced by Scott Hummel, ThisWeek assistant managing editor, digital, and hosted by Abby Armbruster, ThisWeek social-media strategist.
Nick Colionne - Jazz, Funk, Soul, Passion Con un estilo de jazz que es tanto urbano como contemporáneo, Nick Colionne ha abierto un camino hacia la cima de las filas de las estrellas de hoy. Combinando jazz, R & B, blues y funk, tiene un sonido y un ambiente inconfundibles que se reconocen al instante. Nick lleva la guitarra a lugares inesperados cada vez que actúa y sus voces de barítono enriquecen a su público. En cuanto a su talento para el espectáculo ... tienes que experimentar un espectáculo de Nick Colionne por ti mismo. Con estilo y energía de sobra, musicalidad incomparable y un talento cómico natural, él es único. Nick colaborando con una variedad única de talento de jazz y R & B. Con la intención de explorar una paleta más profunda de sabores, estados de ánimo y actitudes, Nick invita al nominado al Grammy y al gran saxofonista Najee del Soul Train Award a tocar en la vieja escuela funk jam "Buckle Up" y complementa sus propias composiciones (incluida la percusión blues funk jam " On the Move "y la canción principal) con canciones escritas y producidas por el legendario tecladista de Pieces of a Dream, James Lloyd (la sensual balada" Say What's On Your Mind ", y Chris" Big Dog "Davis (Maysa, Will Downing, Chante Moore). Lloyd y Davis anteriormente trabajaron con Nick on Influences. La melodía de ritmo medio atmosférica, "Uncle Nick" fue escrita y producida por el emergente tecladista de jazz urbano Nicholas Cole, quien se refiere al guitarrista de esta manera afectuosa. El saxofonista y productor Darren Rahn se mezcló en cuatro pistas. Ximo Tébar es el músico español que más premios ha obtenido en los últimos años, de entre ellos, cabe destacar el premio al MEJOR SOLISTA de la Muestra Nacional de Jazz, otorgado por el Ministerio de Cultura, durante dos años consecutivos (1989-90). Ha participado en la mayoría de los más importantes festivales de jazz del mundo como: Vitoria-Gasteiz, San Sebastian Jazzaldia, North Sea, Montreux, Latin in Manhattan, Pori Jazz, Midem Cannes, Apolo Theater New York, Jazz at Lincoln Center NYC, Buenos Aires, Panama, Moscow, Leningrad, Jordania, Líbano, EEUU.
After you lose your sight, only training, a sharp sword, and a clay dinosaur can help you get revenge and unleash your Blind Fury! Rutger Hauer comes back to TWR in the 1989 samurai/comedy about a blind Vietnam vet who must rescue his friend while protecting his friends son. With convienent super powers, Uncle Nick will find those responsible and cut them down without the power of the dragon!Blind Fury greatest hits:-we meet ya-wee the native tennis coach-we ask what the hell ind of drugs is Frank making?!?-Nick and Frank ask what IS the worst that could happen-which came first the name or the food snack?-BLB shows up to fullfill his brothers legacy-Ernest goes to 'Nam, Again!-we do the longest bit and TWR (possibly all podcast) history-Paul recants all the movies this film wanted to behttp://thiswasrad.podbean.com/https://www.facebook.com/thiswasradpodcast/https://twitter.com/ThisWasRadhttps://www.instagram.com/this_was_rad_podcast/end music care of http://vampirestepdad.com/opening theme can be found here https://audiojungle.net/item/80s-modern-synthwave/19196562?s_rank=16
Nick alone pontificating....horror. The horror.
Nick is an UNCLE! We talk about the experience! Jon talks about the Conan O'Brien/Adam West pilot Lookwell. In the middle of Nick@News, Jon deals with a situation with Iris the #HardwayHQ Cat and Nick commentates it like a real journalist!
...Featuring Eric & Rachel Johnson! What what! So imagine you're floating in a sea of Benedict Cumberbatches. You ponder what moniker to replace your name with but stop to have a Lawnmower Saison on the way. All of a sudden Ke$ha is out the gate presuming to goad you into some midnight Uncle Nick's. You stop into the bathroom to expel your limejuice pee and wake up to find that you're actually in a gum tree. And you're Britney. Bitch. ...And that's the episode!
Uncle Nick gives his thoughts on this past season of The Walking Dead.
Join Dan, Andy, and Beej as they watch Uncle Nick (2015), and visit the remake of The Evil Dead (2013). The gang also plays Square Round Box With a Hole in It, where they mash movies together to create movies no one would ever see.
Hello! Watch me trot. Watch me neigh neigh. Episode #389 Segmented Thusly: Movie Monologue = Rats, (Dis)Honesty: The Truth About Lies, Jacob's Ladder and Uncle Nick. Television Talk = Top Gear (Final Season) and The Grand Tour Episode #1 Game Gabbin' = Dungeon Mastering for the Missus (Home Made Dungeon Mastering Tool: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FPBQrHApjxc5JKVup9PZKVCxeVAxkSDNhKzuRtgLxsc/edit#gid=696626600 ) Game Gabbin' = Life is Strange (Part 4 and 5) Internet Intercourse = Gamespot's Game of the Year Stuff, Vera Bambi - Camversity Trip Vlog, James Franco and Bryan Cranston on Hot Ones AND Year End Podcast Extravaganza! (Best of Comedy Bang Bang, ACE Awards and The Howdies)
Listen in to hear the wisdom of Uncle Nick. My interview with Nick Loesch will trace his history in the hobby and get his impressions on how it's changed over the years. Nick attened the 1964 Jamboree as a boy and caught the patch collecting pretty hard. It was at the 1965 NOAC that he burned a Blue Heron Lodge flap to make a point about boys ripping off each other while trading. After taking a break from the hobby to raise kids Nick jumped back in the late 1990s and never looked back. He started on eBay in 2001 and has been a regular on the TOR circuit for years. Find more Scouting memorabilia content and all of my podcasts at http://www.scoutpatchcollectors.com.
We drop tear for Manchester by the Sea and get provoked by Nocturnal Animals plus we also discuss the Alien: Covenant trailer, David Brent: Life on the Road, American Honey, Elle, Jackie, Uncle Nick, Moonlight, Trapped in Paradise and more. 0:00 -- Intro 22:00 -- Review: Manchester by the Sea 48:00 -- Review: Nocturnal Animals 1:04:55 -- Headlines: Alien: Covenant Trailer 1:14:00 -- Other Stuff We Watched: Elle, American Honey, David Brent: Life on the Road, Moonlight, The Dog Who Stopped the War, Trapped in Paradise, Jackie, Maggie's Plan, Sing Street, Masterminds, The Night Of, Deepwater Horizon, Uncle Nick, Loving, Goat, Swiss Army Man 2:47:20 -- This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:51:55 -- Outro 2:54:25 -- Spoiler Discussion: Nocturnal Animals
We drop tear for Manchester by the Sea and get provoked by Nocturnal Animals plus we also discuss the Alien: Covenant trailer, David Brent: Life on the Road, American Honey, Elle, Jackie, Uncle Nick, Moonlight, Trapped in Paradise and more. 0:00 -- Intro 22:00 -- Review: Manchester by the Sea 48:00 -- Review: Nocturnal Animals 1:04:55 -- Headlines: Alien: Covenant Trailer 1:14:00 -- Other Stuff We Watched: Elle, American Honey, David Brent: Life on the Road, Moonlight, The Dog Who Stopped the War, Trapped in Paradise, Jackie, Maggie's Plan, Sing Street, Masterminds, The Night Of, Deepwater Horizon, Uncle Nick, Loving, Goat, Swiss Army Man 2:47:20 -- This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:51:55 -- Outro 2:54:25 -- Spoiler Discussion: Nocturnal Animals
Guitarist Nick Colionne is back with a brand new album, The Journey, his 5th solo release. The Journey features Najee, Nicholas Cole, who wrote and produced Uncle Nick, James Lloyd, Wayne Bruce, and Chris “Big Dog” Davis. Follow Nick on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.
Today Mike talks to Nick DiPaolo, arguably one of the funniest guys on the planet. Uncle Nick talks about growing up in the Boston Suburbs in the mid '70's, and what a great time he had! Check out all things Nick at NickDip.com follow @NickDiPaolo on Twitter @Jamcastpod @mikefinoia on Twitter, and mikefinoia.com/calendar for tour dates in your area.
2015 is almost in the books, so why not close out in the most cliche way possible by doing a "The Best of 2015" episode! (I..... I'm lazy and not creative.) It's been a extremely fun year with you the listeners here at the Purple FTW! Podcast. From the end of the 2014 7-9 season, the 5-Hour NFL Draft Live Stream, doing shows from Mankato and all of the insightful guests we've had -- especially the regular contributors Di Murphy, Luke Inman, Lindsey Young and Arif Hasan. Hopefully we cranked out some quasi-quality and quasi-coherent Minnesota Fightin' Vikings audio action and gave you a few chuckles along the way. Let's look back before we dive forward into 2016.The Best of 2015 Clips Include• Jenna-King Shepherd - Austin Shepherd's Wife (Episode 172)• Todd Steussie - Former Viking Left Tackle (Episode 108)• Matt Waldman - Rookie Scouting Portfolio (Episode 110)• Paul Allen - KFAN/Radio Voice of the Vikings (Episode 111)• Redoing the 2011 Vikings Draft (Episode 123)• Every Vikings Starting QB Ever. Ranked. (Episode 128)• Dave Schwartz - Kare 11 (Episode 130)• Matt Vensel - Star Tribune (Episode 132)• Chad Greenway - Vikings Linebacker (Episode 133)• Andy Talks Vikings with Uncle Nick while Cooking General Tso's Chicken (Episode 135)• Andrew Krammer - 1500 ESPN (Episode 137)• Luke Inman, Sam Ekstrom, Arif Hasan (Episode 145)• Arif Hasan - Daily Norseman/Vikings Journal (Episode 227)• Michael Grey - WBBL Grand Rapids (Episode 166)• Ron Johnson - Former Gophers/Ravens Wide Receiver (Episode 180)All this and other "You ain't seen nothing yet. Wait until 2016." nonsense on this edition of the Purple FTW! Podcast!An Andy Carlson JointFollow us on Twitter: @PurpleForTheWin - http://twitter.com/purpleforthewinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.comSubscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunesWe're also on Stitcher! http://purpleftw.com/stitcherBookmark us on Amazon & show some love! http://purpleftw.com/amazonMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out http://soundcloud.com/deeb
Comedian Brian Kiley has been writing for Conan O'Brien's shows for more than 20 years. But prior to that, he and Marc were doing open mics in Boston, and Brian was living with Todd Barry. They revisit the good old days, and the bad ones too. Plus, Brian Posehn returns to the garage to talk about his leading role in the new movie Uncle Nick. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast.
The It's All True! Podcast features interviews with the most creative voices in comedy, writing, performance and music and asks them to tell one funny, very true story. In this live episode recorded at the Witching Hour Festival in Iowa City, Brian Posehn describes the art of a good dick joke and why he began pursuing comedy at a young age. We discuss his first starring role in the film "Uncle Nick," as well as his career in stand-up, television, comic books and more.
I was multi-tasking today and got Uncle Nick (@nickasun) on the phone to ask me Minnesota Fightin' Vikings related questions while I cooked some homemade General Tso's Chicken & Lo-mein. Yes. This really happened and it turned out damn good. The food that is!Sweet & Spicy Questions Include• Which team or teams outside the NFC north poses the biggest threat?• What do you think will be the vikings record verses the NFC north this season• Which QB will have a better statistical record this year? Teddy or Wilson• Will the home record be better or worse this year compared to last? (5-3) last year• Which WR/TE will receive the most yards?• Which WR/TE will receive the most touchdowns?• Who will be the better back up RB? Mckinnon, Aisiata, banyard• Most points Vikings will score in a regular season game?• Who will last longer with the vikings? Wilfs, Zimmer or Speilman?• Which player seems to be most likely traded mid-season?All that and other "Kikkoman soy sauce is the ONLY soy sauce" chatter on this edition of the Purple FTW! Podcast!An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter: @PurpleForTheWin - http://twitter.com/purpleforthewinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.comSubscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunesWe're also on Stitcher! http://purpleftw.com/stitcherMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out http://soundcloud.com/deeb
Resident cinefile Uncle Nick (@nickasun) drops in to talk about our Minnesota Fightin' Vikings and compare them to movies. Contrasting athletes with pop culture is a long-standing tradition here at Purple FTW!, so tune in and check out our Top-10 Movies/Players and chime in. Maybe you have a few to top us!All that and other "Mike Zimmer is ALWAYS Clint Eastwood" chatter on this edition of the Purple FTW! Podcast!An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter: @PurpleForTheWin - http://twitter.com/purpleforthewinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.comSubscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://purpleftw.com/itunesWe're also on Stitcher! http://purpleftw.com/stitcherMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out http://soundcloud.com/deeb
What a long STRANGE trip it's been.The Purple FTW! Podcast is officially 100 episodes deep. We take time out today to reflect on the first century of podcast non-sense, play a little Vikings-Super Bowl Trivia with Uncle Nick to pad the ego, and take a look forward to what big developments are going down with Purple FTW for the 2015 season. I can't express enough gratitude to the listeners & great guests who have made this possible. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. #SkolCentury Club talking points include. • Vikings News• Adrian in Court• We'll Take Adrian Back in 2015, Under 3 Conditions• Harrison NEEDS to be Extended• Duron Not a Viking. Not a Big Deal• Critiquing Purple FTW Episode 1 - Week 14 Vikings-Ravens Recap (2013)• Vikings-Super Bowl Trivia with Uncle Nick• Thank Yous to Guests & Fans• Big Announcement for the 2015 SeasonAll of this and other Hundo shenanigans on the Purple FTW! Podcast!An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: purpleftw.comSubscribe to Podcast on iTunes: purpleftw.com/itunesWe're also on Stitcher! purpleftw.com/stitcherMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: soundcloud.com/deeb
Serenity now! We're fittin'nuh get it.
The Minnesota Fightin' Vikings (2-5) are going into Raymond James Stadium Sunday to kick some ugly uniformed pirate ass. Bottomline. The Vikings WILL win in Tampa Sunday. I guarantee it.I'll tell you why as well as run up the score (Bama style) on some 2014 Vikings trivia featuring Unle Nick (@nickasun).All that and other Tampa Talkies on this edition of the #PurpleFTW Podcast!An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.com/Subscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/Q6EKaNWe're also on Stitcher! http://bit.ly/1rNsopIMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: https://soundcloud.com/deeb
Uncle Nick (@nickasun) returns to the podcast to drop some more Triviasun action.This time around it's NFL players and their alma maters broken down into three sections: Current Vikings, Fantasy Football Studs, and Old School Randomness.Do YOU know where Howie Long played his college ball? (Do you even care? Because I didn't really)Make sure to check out the showpage at PurpleFTW.com to play along. Do it.An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.com/Subscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/Q6EKaNMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: https://soundcloud.com/deeb
Uncle Nick (@Nickasun) dropped in to drop some Minnesota Vikings trivia on us. Are we Ken Jennings or the dude who got the 1st question wrong on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Tune in to find out, yo.The questions break down into three categories:-2013 Vikings Jersey #s-The 20 QBs That Have Thrown Randy Moss an NFL Pass-Starting Vikings QBs Through the YearsPlay along yourself! (Or click on the above links to cheat... If you're -- you know -- that type of person)An Andy Carlson Joint.Follow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.com/Subscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/Q6EKaNMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: https://soundcloud.com/deeb
Uncle Nick swings by to chat about the summer movie's he's looking forward to.The movies include:-Godzilla-X-Men: Days of Futures Past-A Million Ways to Die in the West-22 Jump Street-Transformers: Age of Extinction-Dawn of the Planet of the Apes-Guardians of the Galaxy-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-The Expendables 3-Sin City: A Dame to Kill ForFollow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.com/Subscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/Q6EKaNMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: https://soundcloud.com/deeb
Giancarlo King of Bleacher Report stops by to chat Minnesota Vikings Draft, Mike Zimmer, and the Future of the Purple.Uncle Nick also stops by for Purple FTW! Mailsack questions.Follow us on Twitter @PurpleForTheWinVisit the Website: http://purpleftw.com/Subscribe to Podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/Q6EKaNMusic for the Purple FTW! podcast is created by & produced by deeB.To hear more of his tracks, check out: https://soundcloud.com/deeb