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Hey there Podcast listener! It's time for a brand new episode of The Chris Moyles Show On Radio X Podcast! This week we had old friend Andi Peters on Zoom all the way from Thailand! He claimed to be ‘working hard' out there - but Chris and the team were left unconvinced. This week was filled with friends as we also caught up with Vernon Kay! Their chat mainly consisted of debating who's more under the thumb - are you team Chris or team Vern?! Dom also expressed his desire to go Loch Ness Monster hunting, and we may or may not know someone who could help him uncover the mystery… And if that wasn't enough, here's more… Toby's Football Antics Chris and Dom practise their French Pippa's interesting trip into work Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am

Recorded live in Steamboat Springs, Colorado Jrad is joined first by wildland firefighter Trent aka Vern to discuss his recent exchange with a shooting at a movie theater when he came out of the new Spiderman movie. Next Jrad is joined by certified expert Vdog to discuss dating and people that make dogs their personalities.

We're kicking off the year with our annual combined episode of the HMMR Podcast and GAINcast to discuss the state of training for sports. A lot has changed over the past year, so we sit down to discuss some of the biggest issues facing sports, the hot topics on our mind, and what we're looking forward to in 2022. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2022/01/hmmr-podcast-episode-264-new-years-special-with-vern-gambetta/ » Support the show: join HMMR PLUS to get full access to our coaching resources. More notes: This episode is brought to you by HMMR Plus. Become a member for full access to our videos, articles, and podcast archives. The current site theme is sports science. Check back throughout the month for more content on the topic, and visit our sports science archive for more content on the topic. We recorded similar episodes to kick off 2021 (Episode 239), 2019 (Episode 188), 2018 (Episode 135), and 2017 (Episode 83). You can learn more about leg circuits in the HMMR Classroom Video Lesson 13: Leg circuits. The upcoming GAIN Master Class event on January 27th will also focus on the topic. We discussed Nick's progressions and the 1x20 method in more detail on GAINcast 209. The aerodynamics of throwing were also discussed on GAINcast 229 with Kevin McGill.

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Wir sprechen in dieser Folge über das Vernünftigste, was Udo Weiss je getan hat.

We are back bitches for a brand new season of Cinema Recall. Joining the show is Ashley Ullom Jirak who has been a friend of The Vern for like 20 years and it just feels right to have her on as a co-host going forward. On today's show, we have brought back our good buddy Chris Revill of Let's Chat Media to just hang out and have some fun as we discuss what we liked about 2021. Ad Spots That's Da Bomb Yo. MILFcast Big thanks to Jim Morgan and Seth Peezey from Conduit Sound Studio for all their help. Opening Song: Cherry by The Chromatics Closing Song Digital Versicolor by Glass Candy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

Die liberale Gesellschaft beruht auf individueller Freiheit, kann kollektive Einschränkungen nur schwer rechtfertigen. Dieser Widerspruch löst sich auf, wenn man Mitgefühl als Teil menschlicher Vernunft sieht, meint der Philosoph Jörg Phil Friedrich.Ein Standpunkt von Jörg Phil Friedrichwww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Politisches FeuilletonDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

The Uncanny Consequences Of Being Me The title of this piece reads like a fancy-pants movie they'd show at a film festival where the people in the audience all eat their popcorn with a fork so they won't get their fingers greasy and spot up their turtle necks and skinny jeans. I'm sorry about that. I don't mean to make you feel like you're one of those people. You might prefer your popcorn the way I do … floating in a bucket of butter oil that resembles a gigantic vat of cereal that'll stuff your arteries like a Thanksgiving turkey. I mention my arteries because they've been on my mind lately. My doctor told me they're as clogged as a man's who eats movie theatre popcorn the way I do. Which got me thinking … I'd love a bag of that Lance Movie Theater Extra butter popcorn I talked about in episode 71, titled Diary of a Rage Monster. Which got me to thinking … I'd probably not be able to find it anyway because that's how things go for me. Which brought to mind … Hey, I wanted to write about that! Well, now that you're supremely confused, let me bring it back around to the title of this piece and tell you about my bad luck. From Atomic Red studios, I'm Michael Blackston and I'm calling this The Uncanny Consequeces Of Being Me because sometimes that's what it feels like to live my Funny Messy Life. _________________________   Have you ever heard of The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis? It's composed as a series of correspondence between two demonic forces - Screwtape, and his nephew Wormwood. The nephew is a rookie demon assigned to a poor, unsuspecting human and his job is to bother the man enough that he never comes to know God, or worse, curses Him altogether. Screwtape is a crusty old veteran and is trying to help his nephew in learning the ways of evil and messing with humans. It's a classic book that has helped many understand the powers at play in the realm we can't see, and I have come to believe I have a Wormwood of my own. I understand that not every inconvenient thing that happens to me is the work of evil minions. Just because I crank the side of my finger in the ratchet thingy that tightens the straps when I secure granite to my trailer doesn't mean the devil did it. Just because I drop a piano on my two big toes like I told you about in episode 16 - I think - the part titled, I Can Do It All By Myself, doesn't mean Satan waved his hand and caused the piano to fall. Just because I look like an idiot when I try to bust a move doesn't mean the forces of evil are actively trying to stop the beat. No. Those things simply mean I'm clumsy, stupid, and a terrible dancer. But alas, there is uncanniness afoot, and it happens when I find something I adore. I'll become enamored with the item and start to desire it with the desire an obsessed man will desire a thing and suddenly, even though I've seen it everywhere, it's gone. Nowhere to be found. Vanished into thin air and as unseen as the whisps of a flatulent butterfly.  Okay, most of the time it has to do with food I shouldn't ought to be eating in the first place, so I suppose one could argue that it's actually the forces of good that are directing my path. However, since I get so turned upside down about it, I feel better laying the blame on my own moron of a demon, or maybe he's a genius.  In light of that, I believe I'll borrow from C.S. Lewis and present my own version of correspondence between the teacher and the newbie imp. I'll call him, Sugar Poot. (I'm sorry, Mama - it's the first random nickname that popped into my head and it made me laugh out loud in the restaurant. I spit out my tea and got it all over my shirt. Sigh. Thanks a lot, Sugar Poot.) The master bad guy will be Vernon McDirtbag. Here go the conversations I think might take place between them:   Dear Uncle Vern, I reckon mama'nem told ya I got my first assignment this week, and I been tryin' real good to git him to fly off'n the handle. It ain't workin', though. I was plannin' to hurt him right off by makin' him git a splinter when he was loadin' up some granite, but the idgit beat me to it when he pinched his finger in the ratchet thangy what tightens up the straps. Can ya give me some pointers? I don't know what I'm doin'. Yourn truly, Sugar Poot   Dear ….  I won't call you Sugar Poot. What was your mother thinking? I shall refer to you as S.P. Also, my name is Vernon, not Vern. Anyway, I will attempt to give you a few suggestions as to how to keep your man off of the straight and narrow, but you must realize that from what I understand, you have quite the task ahead of you. He is already a child of God, even if he does sometimes erroneously write things that make his family shake their heads. Being previously saved, your only recourse will be to lay spots upon his testimony. Our Adversary has him in His hand, but that doesn't mean your man is perfect, or unshakeable. He is only human, after all. Think of things that will cause him to stumble. Things that will invite him to sin and to do so publicly. I wish you devil speed in your endeavors, nephew. Yours, Vernon   Dear Uncle Vee, A-Ight, I tried whatcha said. I give him a real bad time last week when I heard him sayin' he wanted some of that Lance Movie Theater Butter popcorn. He was goin' out of town, and it was late, and he was feelin' snacky. He just figured out he likes that stuff and he's got a real addiction to it, so y'know what I did? I made sure every bag of it between his house and Carbon Hill, Alabama was plum out. That's five hours of drivin' without his precious popcorn bag, Uncle Vee! You orta seen him. He was madder'n a Crimson Tide fan the day Nick Saban announces his retirement. I got him good! Only thang is, he didn't do nothin' bad about it. He jest stewed the whole way, fussin' to hisself about how that's always how it goes. The second he finds somethin' he likes, it's gone. I'm gon' try it again, though. Soon as I find somethin' else he's a-cravin'. Yer dedicated ‘prennice, Sugar Poot   Dear Nephew Sugar …. S.P., While I'm impressed with your fervor, I must say that your error is obvious. The answer is in the description you give of your man's reaction to not being able to get his teeth around the scrumptious, buttery kernels of popping perfection. He said it always happens. Nephew, if you are to move him with temptation, you must seize upon the things that catch him off guard. It sounds to me that he is used to this sort of disappointment, and therefore harder to push in a negative direction. Yes he, as you called it, stewed, but in the end he survived, and I dare suspect called upon his Lord to help him with his state of mind. Do not worry, nephew. These are rookie mistakes and to be expected. Think outside the box to get him so frustrated that he makes a scene in front of others. And to add insult to injury, perhaps you may entice him to do so on a day when he is wearing his Jesus shirt like he talked about in episode 67 of his podcast, Funny Messy Life. Here's hoping for a better report next go ‘round. P.S., My name is VERNON, not Uncle VEE! Yours in evil, VERNON!   Dear Daddy McDee, Oh boy, did I git him this time! He was on the road again. I been noticin' that he kept eyeballin' them white chocolate Reecie Cups, but he never bought one. I mean, he likes Reecie Cups, but the rag'lar ones. He'll eat them thangs, and anythang else chocolate fer that matter, like he never knew he was a diabetic. Hard as I tempted him, I couldn't git him to partake in the white chocolate ones. But then he did it. He tried one. You oughtta seen the look what come over him when he took his first taste. I mean, them thangs was everywhere, so I let him git one more pack of ‘em on the way home, then I waited. Next trip he headed out, I put it in his head. MMMMM, BOY! Wouldn' a white chocolate Reecie Cup sit good on yer tongue? Put it on ya head, ya tongue‘ll slap ya face to death tryin' ta git to it! Well, he took the bait and I made every one of them packs of candy between his house and Brookhaven, Mississippi disappear. That's ten stinkin' hours of travel without gettin' the kind of Reecie Cup he wanted and I thought I had him ready to cuss, but he didn't. He took a deep breath, pulled over at an exit that had a theater, and went to a movie. Daddy McDee, my man bought a gigantic tub of popcorn and had ‘em give it five layers of butter oil. It sloshed when he walked to his seat, uncle. It sloshed! I can't compete with that! I don't know how I'm gon' earn my medals of evil if'n I can't even git a man to cuss about a piece of candy. I'm forlornded. I give up, Sugar Poot   Dear S.P., This is our final correspondence. I can't deal with you, so I'll let my sister - your mother - be your mentor. After all, she is the one that named you Sugar Poot. However, I will urge you not to give up entirely. My promise is that your man is currently in the flesh. That means he has weaknesses in the armor he wears, that is if it's armor of his own making. Whenever you notice he has taken up the Armor of God, you have no chance. But stay firm and resolute. He doesn't always put on the Armor of God. He knows our Adversary leads him to, but he doesn't always follow. In those times lay your best shot. You'll be able to spot them. He will whisper something hateful about his fellow man, or look twice in a direction he should not. Perhaps he will drop a piano on his big toes and curse like a sailor. He wears his own armor then, and it is full of vulnerable, open spaces. In the meantime, don't call me Vern, Uncle Vee, or Daddy McDee. As a matter of fact, just don't call me. Lose my address, Vernon   So there you have it. I fully expect that when I find something I really enjoy, in due time, it will become utterly, and uncannily, unavailable. P.S. Eventually I was able to find the popcorn and the Reece's Cups. Swamp Guinea stew is a whole other story, like I mentioned in the last episode. It's just uncanny. Yours in comedy and messy life, Michael

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I bought my dad a pen made from a bullet shell. “Vern likes his pen.  It is surprisingly comfortable to hold while you write.  The name is etched in military style which is unusual.  It brought back memories of shells he used to collect on the military firing site of Henderson Air Base where USF is located today.  Love,  Mom”   There isn't much I can give my father.  He lives simply, but he does draw out diagrams a lot, for the cages that he builds, so it seemed like a good gift.   Today is day three of being on high alert for the crazies in town.  I've been shutting our blinds at night.  I've only done that on very rare occasions in the decades I lived here because you can't see any neighbors from here.   Hi, I'm Carole Baskin and I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.  Closing graphic with permission from https://youtu.be/F_AtgWMfwrk

Vern is a notorious reader and he's only gaining steam with age. This year he had 151 books on this week's podcast he shares some key takeaways from his 17 favorite books of the year. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2022/01/gaincast-episode-233-top-books-of-2021-gain/ The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: Our monthly GAIN Master Class Series features speakers from all aspects of performance. Sign up and learn more here. The GAINcast is also sponsored by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. Read more about Vern's 2021 reading recommendations . You can also see Vern's list from 2020 and from 2019. Craig Pickering also writes about his favorite books each year. His latest list for 2021 was posted last week.

MizzyWorld Entertainment presents episode 13 of MadMizzy Sports NFL edition hosted by, Vern Knowledge and MizzyWorld. Vern and I start episode 13 off with the our opinion on the firing of Urban Meyer and what's next for both Urban Meyer and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The next topic we move into is my San Francisco 49ers, our win streak and how we stack up right now against the top contenders in the NFC. We use that topic to spring board into our next subject of who are the biggest threats to the Packers and Chiefs in their respective divisions. Before we get into our weekly topics, “the fast five”, our top ten power rankings and our upset picks, we first touch on whether we think the recent covid-19 outbreaks will affect the playoffs or not. Happy holidays to everyone hope you guys enjoy the listen and share with the fam, peace and love. #MadMizzySports #NFL #Episode13 #UrbanMeyerOut #WhatsNext #Jaguars #49ers #WinStreak #WhosBiggestTheats #WildCards #AFC #NFC #Chiefs #Packers #Covid19 #Playoffs #FastFive #PowerRankings #UpsetPicks #Listen #Subscribe #Share #MizzyWorldEnt

The Golf DMV crew talk Charlie Woods, LB reviews his Myrtle Beach trip and Vern and Claude found a new golf mentor!

The courtroom really gets into the holly jolly spirit this week as they put “Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas” on trial, joined by special guest jurors Kaleigh DuLac and The Vern (“Cinema Recall” Podcast). *** Prosecutor: Big Ben Haslar. Defense: Maynard Bangs. Judge: The Honorable Dylan J. Schlender. Jurors: Kaleigh DuLac, The Vern, Ryan Luis Rodriguez. *** Advisory: Silvana Carranza. Prologue: Kirk R. Thatcher. Original Theme: WT Golden.

It's time to talk about a Christmas classic! The Critics sit down for the holidays to gush over Ernest Saves Christmas. Know what I mean, Vern?

Dr. Melissa Bird is a clairvoyant coach, author and fiery public speaker. Melissa has traveled around the world, talking to audiences at universities, conferences and churches. Her combination of education, real life experience and practical advice, makes her a powerful force of change in the lives of the people she speaks to. Past audience members have described her as fierce, revelatory, life-changing, enthusiastic and inspirational.   Learn more about Melissa. Learn more about The Passionistas Project.   Full Transcript: Passionistas: Hi, and welcome to The Passionistas Project Podcast, where we talk with women who are following their passions to inspire you to do the same. We're Amy and Nancy Harrington, and today we're talking with Dr. Melissa Bird. As a clairvoyant coach, author and fiery public speaker, Melissa has traveled around the world, talking to audiences at universities, conferences, and churches. Her combination of education, real life experience, and practical advice, makes her a powerful force of change in the lives of the people she speaks to. Past audience members have described her as fierce, revelatory, life-changing, enthusiastic and inspirational. So please welcome to the show Dr. Melissa Bird. Hi Melissa, we're so glad you're here. What's the one thing you're most passionate about? Melissa: It's evolved over time. Right? So it used to be that I was the most passionate about helping women and girls use their voice. Right? Like that was sort of the foundation from which I operated for a long time. And lately, like in the last two years, I think it's really turned into helping people really learn how to harness the power of their rebellion for good. And really healing the shame and wounding we have around rebellious, honest, and helping people really identify what it is that they feel deeply passionate about so that they can go out and do that thing. And usually it is an act of rebellion to be able to go out and do that thing. Why is that so important and what exactly do you mean by. Well, I think we get sent this very powerful message from internalized misogyny and externalized patriarchy that says, you know, if you speak out, if you, if you have an opinion that is different than what we think is appropriate, which is often steeped in white supremacy and racism, by the way, like if you speak against anything that is outside of that normal. Then you are a rebel. And for so long, we have been taught that we're not allowed to say what's on our mind. And yet we all have a different opinion and we all have feelings and we all have things that are on our minds. And I think that it is time for us to judge. Screw it like, forget about it. I just say it and I can easily say that from my little, you know, beautiful corner of the world. And sometimes it's, it's deadly for people to say that. And in fact, right before this, I was in a mastermind group with a bunch of other people that I'm participating in and I was sobbing and I was like, I am terrified. To peel off this next layer of who I am and speak this truth about dismantling empire Christianity. And here, I'm just going to come out on the podcast right now about dismantling empire Christianity as someone who believes deeply in God, like, and I preach it, my Episcopal church and thinking about how do we heal the pain of years of patriarchal. You know, internalized messaging and how do we start to engage in absolute rebellion around those things so that it's no longer dangerous for everybody to speak because we're all speaking. Passionistas: Why does that scare you so much? Melissa: I'm just really afraid of being killed for it. Like honestly, like whether I get eviscerated, you know, trolled taken down, shut down, literally killed, you know, When I was doing LGBT activism in Utah, before I went to get my PhD, I was born and raised in Utah. Like I'd grown up there. And I remember I had been with my wife, my ex-wife and, um, you know, we never held hands in public cause we couldn't, it was dangerous to do that. And I remember when. She left. And I ended up dating men again because I'm bisexual. And I remember when my now husband held my hand for the first time in public and I pulled my hand away and he's like, what's wrong? And I was like, we can't, that's dangerous. And he's like, looking at me like, what is wrong with you? And I was like, I had that, I started crying and I was like, I had this moment where I realized I haven't touched in the human being in public and. Because when you do you get attacked and physically and emotionally abused, right? So here I am on this edge of this next expansion in my life. And like, this is what I love about the work that you all are doing is the stories you highlight and the work that you all are doing brings us to the next level. You're showing how we evolve over time. The woman I was when I was in my twenties is not the woman that I am now. Like my whole. The things I focus on, the things I'm passionate about has evolved over time and we have to allow for that as women supporting other women. And I think oftentimes we think we're only allowed to be passionate about that thing. We were still passionate about 15, 20 years ago. No. And really honing in on what does light us up and what does make us feel passionate and being willing to honor that and in each other.   Instead of trying to destroy that in each other. I think that's why I'm afraid. I think that the point that it all evolves and that we need to keep evolving. Somehow we expect ourselves to like, be fully evolved by the time we're like 27. Like I see it in my daughter, who's 19. She's like, she's like, I feel like I'm totally behind. And I'm like, what are you behind? Like behind what Jesus did. And she's like, and she always refers back to. Instagram and Snapchat. And you know, these, these people that she's watching who have made it by like 23 and I'm out, but that's not real. And, and how to help her still be excited and ambitious and support her and like, I don't want to say that young people are diluted because I think they can do whatever they want, but sometimes these delusions of being behind and somehow they're supposed to be catching up to something that's not that doesn't exist. I think it's just, we're in such a fascinating time. I think I really do believe we're on the precipice of really major change. I mean, if there's anything we've learned from COVID-19 at this. Everything is different. And, and so I love how people keep trying to tell us we're going to get back to normal. I'm like, no, we're not because your normal, my normal are not the same. And what you thought was normal was actually called white supremacy and racism and heteronormativity and sexism. And that's not, you know, that's falling. Passionistas: Let's take a step back. You mentioned that you grew up in Utah. Tell us a little bit about your childhood, your family background, your heritage, and what impact that has on your life today. Melissa: I did grow up in Utah, but I'm okay. I'm just kidding. I grew up in park city, Utah before Sundance became a thing. So we lived in salt lake and then we moved to park city. I did not grow up in a traditional LDS household. So, um, part of that was because my dad committed suicide when I was. And my mother was basically forcibly pushed out of, um, our local ward by our Bishop. And so she lost her faith. I don't know that my mom, my mom was funny. Cause I don't know that she'd ever say she had a strong faith, but you know, she did what she was supposed to be doing. So this was 1980, which even though we like to pretend that Utah's like, you know, this goody two-shoes state, it was also the height of the cocaine epidemic. Right. So mama started partying and she started. Her heart was broken. Like my dad broke her heart. And, um, I didn't realize that at the time, of course, cause I was a kid, I was six years old and we ended up in a lot of chaos growing up. My dad is Southern Paiute and so I was also cut off from my indigenous native American heritage. And that was a very complicated relationship anyway, because. My grandparents are not the kindest people on the planet, on his side of the family. And so what happened was I ended up being mostly raised by my aunts, my aunt Nancy, and my grandma Mary. So my grandma and my aunt basically raised me and my sister. And they were both very involved in the junior league and the league of women voters. And so I learned that it wasn't rude to talk about politics at the time. And I learned how to volunteer, because say what you will about you. I actually feel like the, the strong service component of the LDS church is really beautiful. And I learned a lot about serving others and talking about politics. And so, as I was growing up, I always just assumed that women were involved in. Because of my aunt and my, my grandma. And so I staged my first protest when I was 17. I was a senior in high school and I found Ms. Magazine. And I could not believe that there were all these atrocities happening in the world. And so I staged my first, it was a one-woman protest cause no one else would go with me, but you know, they didn't want to get in trouble, but I liked discovered that there's this whole world out there. And really started getting involved in action and activism. Then I think that was really the birth of it. And it was not a very good student. The only reason I have a PhD was to just prove myself, I'm really smart, but like I was in and out of college and just really struggled and really struggled with my sexual orientation and really, really struggled with religion because I was told my whole life through messaging that I was not worthy of. God. And love. And at the same time I was hearing from my grandma, my aunt, how fabulous and wonderful and beautiful and worthy I was of all these things. And so it's been a hell of a ride. I've always wanted Angelina Jolie to play me for my made for television movie on lifetime television networks. I really like, that's always Angelina Jolie is going to play me in my movie, but, you know, I, I like to say I've been married almost as much as Liz Taylor. I've been through a lot of marriages to men and. And, you know, here I am living in Corvallis, Oregon with three kids and this husband and running three businesses actually, cause you know, one just wasn't enough and I'm coaching these women to like heal their rebel, shame and wounding and, and really like engaging in tapping into their intuition and their magic to make a difference in their lives and their community. It's really awesome. So had this really chaotic bananas childhood, and it was partially homeless, like technically like couch surfing and didn't know what I was doing. And now here I am, who knew. Passionistas: At what point, if at all, did you reconnect with the indigenous side of your family? Melissa: Because I was cut off from that part of my family. I actually was trying to figure out more about my dad, but I couldn't really ask my mom because it's too painful for her and I didn't want to bug her with it. So back in 2006, I Google searched my dad, his name, cause I wanted to find his obituary. Cause I didn't, I don't think I'd ever seen it. And so in 2006, I Google search my dad and my uncle Arval popped up because my uncle Arval is a music. And I remember my uncle Arville because he used to play, the devil goes down to Georgia on the fiddle for me when I was little kid by before I was six. And I remembered that and he played the fiddle for Alabama back in the day. And he had become this, you know, native American musical award-winning artist with his flute and his fiddle. And I had no idea, like I had no idea. And so he had a phone number on his website and so. And I thought I was going to die. Like I was like, why am I even doing this? It's so scary. And his wife, Kimberly picked up the phone and I said, hi, you know, is our hole there? And she said, who's this? And I said, this is his niece, Melissa Bird, Vern's oldest daughter. And she just started crying in any way. And we ended up talking and he actually reconnected me with the Vernon, my grandmother, and we talked and wrote letters back and forth. She was very disappointed. I wasn't a member of the LDS church because she was a very staunch LDS woman. And so there was a lot of pretty hurtful rhetoric there. But through her, I connected with actually through our role. I think I connected with my cousin, Vanessa and my cousin, Steven, and my cousin Steven lives on the Navajo nation. And then my cousin Vanessa lives here in Oregon. And so it was through them that I started really putting the pieces of our lives back together and learning more about, you know, our native American, who we are and our client that should what clan and, and really learning about that indigenous identity. And it's been a really fascinating process because we complicate it so much. You know, I started learning about what it would mean to enroll and I can't enroll because my great grandmother. Opted not to in 1936, she started the process, but she opted not to because they wanted her to move to live on the reservation and she didn't want to. And so there's a lot of complication when it comes to that identification and it wasn't until I met one of my really good friends here in Oregon. And she looked at me and she's like, you know that this is in your blood. Like your ancestry is in your blood. It's who you are. And it doesn't matter if you are enrolled or not. You are a Shivwit Paiute. And yet at the same time, there was all of the stuff coming out about pretending there's this horrible term. So often. And there's this list that's been put out of academics who are supposedly not really quote unquote Indians, like they're not native American, except for they all totally are. And there is this idea of what it means to be an indigenous native American person in the United States. That varies depending on who people are. And it's because of colonialization and it's because of white supremacy. And it's because of. And this is something I like to tell, like really explain to people historically, when you think about the one drop rule for blood, the one drop rule for Africans was to create a workforce, right? Of people, the One Drop Rule for native Americans for indigenous people on this land was to annihilate them completely and eliminate them from the face of. So we're doing that pretty effectively here, you know, in the, in north America and in other parts of the world. And it's so complicated. And yet we, we drill it down to enrollment, which by the way, is a very separatists construct that people don't understand. And so reconnecting with my cousins and the people who understand. Language and our history and who want to reconnect me to those things has been a really emotional journey. It's a lot, it's a lot. And finding those letters from my great grandma, like my cousin, send them to me and just reading that story of her, trying to figure out who our great, great grandparents were and confirming who our great-great-grandparents were and when they died and how they died is really it's amazing. And it's also that until I think those are the stories we don't talk about. Passionistas: You're listening to The Passionistas ProjectProject Podcast in our interview with Dr. Melissa Bird. To learn more about her Misfit Magic Hour one-on-one coaching and masterclass series, visit NaturalBornRebel.com. If you're enjoying this interview and would like to help us continue to create inspiring, please consider becoming a patron by visiting ThePassionistasProject.com/podcast and clicking on the patron button. Even $1 a month can help us continue our mission of inspiring women to follow their passions. Now here's more of our interview with Melissa. In 2017, you found it Natural Born Rebel. So what is the mission of Natural Born Rebel and how did you get started? Melissa: I didn't want to go into academia. I mean, let's be real. I will not go work for a research, one institution on a tenure track position. Like I was like, I was not having it. I just wrapped all the things. So I did not want to do that. And I happened to go on a retreat with the coach. Susan Hyatt was my. And I went on this retreat and she's like, we need to get you up on stages and you need to be talking to people and you know, you've got this vision and this mission of helping women really find their voice. And we've got to figure that out. I was like, okay, whatever. Like I'm just in Scotland, like peeling apart, all the layers of what the heck am I doing next? And two things happened on that trip. One was that I decided that I was going to become a coach and really start to create programs where I could. Take, I taught social justice and advocacy and schools of social work for like 15 years. And I wanted to bring all that to the masses. Like I wanted to really help people learn how they can engage in advocacy on their own terms. And so I did that. And then the other thing that happened was that I had the vision for the Mermaid's Garden, which we'll get to in a second. I'm sure. But I met a woman named Susie while I was there and we didn't talk after. After we left Scotland, basically. Like we talk every once in a while, but you know, we lost touch and then randomly, she called me a couple of years later and she's like, I just got this divine download for you. And you're supposed to start this thing called Natural Born Rebel. And I just bought you the URL and you need to teach this thing called Rebel School. And these are all the components you need to put into Rebel School. And we need you to write a book. And in that book, we want you to talk about these things. And so I'll send you the URL. And did you take notes because I've got to go back into a meeting and I just want to make sure you're going to follow through with this. And I was in a Lyft going to the airport cause I'd been flown to San Bernardino to teach a class on social justice. Right. Does this happen to you often? And I was like, well kind of, not that directly. So I get on the plane and I've got all this stuff from Susie. And I just started writing and I outlined and wrote like half the book on the plane from San Bernardino to Portland, Oregon. Right. And then I get home and I just start, like, all this stuff just starts flooding out of me. I called the person who did my original website for Bird Girl Industries. And I said, I'm transitioning to Natural Born Rebel and I need you to build me a website. And these are the things that have to be on it. Here's the lesson like when you get the messages that seem totally random and out there, they're not because what has happened is that rebel school has evolved into this. I can't even explain. It's so old school. It is so beautiful. And it's gone from being the 16 week. I don't know what the hell I'm doing here. Have a couple of one-on-one coaching sessions to this 18 week program. Is the most gorgeous, amazing thing that I have ever had the privilege of facilitating. And the book is free on my website, Natural Born Rebel, and there's journal prompts in it that are amazing. And I'm actually just getting ready to do the second edition of it, because now that I've been doing Rebel School for so long, I just say there's so much, that's not in there that I want people to know. And I would not be here teaching, doing this work coaching because I do one-on-one coaching. And then I do clairvoyant reading, where someone comes and brings me up a problem. They want clarity on what their business or their life. And we do a reading and it's amazing. And I just never thought that I'd be sitting here having this conversation with y'all about how, like I'm a lay preacher and a clairvoyant where to like, you know, I mean, no, this was, this was not the grand plan. When I got a PhD four years ago. I couldn't, I didn't know what would, how Natural Born Rebel would happen. Passionistas: Tell us about Misfit Magic Hour and how those sessions work.   Melissa: Oh, my gosh. They're so fun. I had no idea. Again, this is me listening. So my amazing virtual assist, assistant Emma. She was like, I told her, I was like, I, I finished clairvoyant training cause I did this huge year long clairvoyance training. That's what I did independent because I was like, I'm going to totally figure out how to channel dead people. Like he doesn't want to be able to do that. I was like, okay. So I finished my clairvoyance training and Emma was like, you need to start doing readings. And I was like, oh no, I know I do this and this and this. And it was like, no, we're going to call it Misfit Magic Hour. And you're going to just, you're going to give people clarity and confidence in one hour, and then people will learn what it's like to work with you. And I was like, oh no, no, no, I'm not going to publicly. Like, what are you talking about? She's like, don't worry. I've got all the copy done. We're just going to make it happen. And we're launching in two weeks. And I was like, oh no. Now I have to start telling people that I want to do, like channeling and clairvoyance and coaching with them. And Emma was like, yeah. And I was like, oh my God. She's like, it's, you're going to be flying. And I'm like, I don't know what if people hate me. It's like, what if I say something stupid? What is the ghost? Don't come in. Like, what if I can come in with spirit and I've made this promise. So the coolest part about magic hour, it's so good. So it's like 20 minutes of coaching. So people come in, I tell people, come in with two or three things that you really want clarity on, whether it's in your life. And then the last, like 25 minutes or a card reading where I either use Oracle cards or tarot cards, depending on my mood and the person. And we do a reading to talk about their current situation, what they need to know, and then their, their future situate. Like if you do these things, this is what could happen. Never in a million years. Y'all did I think I was going to have so much fun doing this? Cause I was like all serious. I was like, well now. So incredible. The things that I see visually like amazing what spirit can do to get the message across the ad. Because I leaned, my teacher gave me all these tools and, and so now I have this framework to go on, but I've turned it into my own, which is the point. Cause we can't all do things the same. And I'm like, oh my gosh. And everyone who does them, it's like, oh my God, I feel so clear. I'm going to sign up again. You know, like it's just, it's, it's so hard to explain it, but all I can say is that I get the best visuals. I had one client whose heritage is all Russian and I spirit ended up giving me all of her grandma's as these Russian nesting dolls. And they kept pulling out messages. And like I had one rating where everyone was in a spiral moving out and it was just like hundreds and hundreds. Of just spirit, just there to hold her. Cause she was in a crisis and they were like, we're right here. And we're holding you. Like, I see like spirit doing this. Like we're holding you, like, we're rocking you. Like we are holding you. And like, I have like this whole reading where, um, people were like frolicking naked through a field and they were like, just be free, just be free. And I was like, all of a sudden your spirit guides are a bunch of hippies. I don't know. I get these visual. That are never the same. And they're so unique to the person that I'm reading for. And if I'm like, what is happening, you don't have to carry this for me to even admit this because I'm like, you know, I got the whole witch wound getting burned at the stake thing. Like, you know, I literally in a dream the other night I was talking to my friend, Stephanie, I need to call her and tell her about this. She picked me up in a limit. And she's like telling me this message that was being given to me in my dream. And I was like, people are gonna think I'm mad because this is what we do to women who are healers and prophets and preachers. There's that beautiful song. The High Women sing "The High Women's Song," it's an archetype from throughout history of like a witch and a preacher and a freedom writer and somewhat. It's beautiful, but the context of the song is that we come back over and over and over again, and that you will never eliminate us, even when you try, it's a beautiful song. And it's the fact that I'm able to even have this conversation with you, Amy and Nancy, you would have, you could have knocked me over with a feather. If you would've told me, this is my last five years ago. I would've been like, uh, no. Did you always have an ability to see things? What triggered you going to take these lessons? I've always been magic, always. Like I've always been able to like the first dead person I actually saw was my dad. He came and told me to take care of my mom and, and I very distinctly remember. And so I've always had the feeling or the vision that I could, I used to make little magic birds nest out of grass in the backyard, like all over the place. And then all of a sudden birds would just come and nest in them. Like, you know, I was like, I didn't think that was actually going to work, you know, and the quail would come and get him. My nest was awesome. Not my expectation, but there was so I've always felt magic. I have my. I can connect people. Like I, when I listened to people speak, I go, oh, okay, you need this person and this person and this person and this person. And that is one of the magical things that I do is I connect people to that, to other people I'm a web Weaver. But what spurred me to go work with Eileen and, and be taught was that I had some very large intuitive hits about some really big things that happens. And it scared me. And I had had a friend of mine say, you know, you really, you need to understand this more and you, what you're what's happening is you're being called into. Understanding your own particular brand of magic and what you do and listening to your intuition because you see things very differently. And the other thing she said to me is that back in the early days of Christianity like tenth, we're talking 10th, 11th century days, there were groups of women that would navigate between the pagans and the Christians. So they were the bridge between the two. There wasn't such a separation. And she said, that's just, you, you are the bridge builder. You go back and forth and that's who you are. And that's who you're meant to be. And stop thinking. You have to be one thing or the other. And that was actually a huge part of my coaching with Susan was I was like, if people find out that I am both a Christian, I love Jesus. Social Justice Jesus is my favorite Jesus. And like that I love Jesus. That I do magic and I read taro and I channeled dead people. Either the witches are going to hate me because I love Jesus. And I believe deeply in the. Or they're going to kick me off the pulpit at church, and I'm not going to be able to preach anymore because I'm a woman. And in fact, my priest, at one point, he's like, can you stop with the witchcraft thing? And I was like, no, not really. And then I started telling him about how the pagans used to be bridge builders and all this stuff. And he found a paper like a booklet that he had from a researcher in Scotland who had researched those with. Yeah, thank you Jesus. Right after I told them about this and he's like, you're not, I was like, see, I told you, like, there's nothing wrong with me. And I thought, for sure, no, one's gonna hire me. No, one's gonna want to learn from me. And all of a sudden y'all like, these women are coming to me and they're like, I love Jesus too. And on totally. Which I'm like. Here. I thought I was coming up with this innovative hashtag Christian, which no, I was not, no, you can follow hashtag Krisha, which on Instagram. And I was like, oh my gosh, we're everywhere. I was like, whoa. Cause you know, trained by misogyny and patriarchy that you have to pick a thing. And actually when I did my dissertation, my dissertation was about how women in rural California navigate religious stigma to get contracept. And it's, uh, you know, I did all these interviews with women to ask them how they navigated religious stigma and slut-shaming to get contraception. And it was all based on the Madonna-Whore binary that you are supposed to be a Virgin until you are married and then you are supposed to be a whore. We have a psychotomy that we live with that Virgin whore dichotomy that of course started in the Bible with Eve. And that binary is what keeps us in our place as women. And so it's that same binary that says you can be this, or you can be this, but you can never be both of those things. It's why there's this huge joke in the gay community by now gay later. Right? It's why it was so hard for me to sit. I had to pick, right? Like, oh, if I'm with women, I'm a lesbian. But if I men with men, I'm straight, which I'm not. And you know, like we put people in these boxes and we categorize everyone. It's the thing I was talking about with being Native American. Like either you're native, you got to know what percentage you are of Native American. And I'm sitting here going, but I know these things. That I have found out only in the last six months or prep spiritual practices that were handed down by my tribe, that I just know that I didn't know that I knew until like I read a paper on it. Like we put ourselves in these categories and say, this is who you are and you have to be this way, your whole life. And we're not, I mean, look at all this work you all are doing with Passionistas. Yeah. The stories you all are telling and the diversity of thinking that you are tapping it. It's amazing. Passionistas: Talk about the importance of leading with intuition and just following your feelings. Melissa: I think it goes beyond knowing what you want. Cause most of my clients actually don't have a clue what they want, right? Like they're like, I don't know what I'm doing, but here I am. Most people who join rebel sport are like, I don't know what this is exactly, but I just. Like, I don't know what I'm doing here, but here I just felt compelled and I was like, oh, good. You fit. Perfect. So I think some of it is thinking about we all this externalized information about who we're supposed to be. I remember when I was getting divorced from my ex-wife and I kept calling my psychic, like I, like, I was text messenger. I was like, what's going to happen next. What's going to happen next. What's next. And she's like, you already know. And I'm like, I don't like that, man. I need you to tell me, right? So we go to other people to get information. And what I do when I'm working with my clients is I'm like, here's the information. Now you have to take it and decide what resonates with you and what you're going to leave behind, because we could go to other people all day long to try and get more information. But if we don't listen to our hearts and we don't listen, not just our intuition, but our hearts that say, Hey, How about, we just love ourselves more today. If we don't have more self-compassion for ourselves and the things we want to do, then we're not going to go out and do the things we are here to do. I was listening to Meghan Waterson is an author. She wrote a really great book called Mary Magdalen revealed about the gospels. If Mary Magdalen, the lost gospels of Mary Magdalene. It's so amazing, y'all. She talks about how the body is the soul's reason for being here. So without the body, the soul can't come in. Right. And if each one of us in these bodies, as I'm looking at my little kiddos, they're two completely different souls, right? Three, actually, because I have an older one, but I'm not looking at her right now because she's in college. Thank God. As I look at my kids, as I look at the kids, when I used to teach preschool, as I look at each one of these little individual humans and us as adults. We are each here with a purpose. We are each here with a purpose on purpose and we have to listen to that purpose, no matter how bananas, it sounds, no matter how uncomfortable it makes us feel. No matter how mundane we think it is, it's still our purpose. And that's why we're here. And we can avoid it, which makes us sick a lot of the time. Right? Whether it makes us this buyer, body, mind, spirit, this concept of reconnecting to ourselves because we get disconnected after we're about six and we start going to public school, we start going to school, we get disconnected from our intuition. Cause you know, we gotta, you gotta sit in that chair. You gotta listen to the teacher who knows everything. And that's when we stopped. To everything around us. And so if we get back to this idea that we know what it is, it was me when I was six and building bird's nest in the backyard and just laying there and just humming along and singing and, you know, just whatever come on in little birds. Cause I really loved the birds. I mean, I'm Dr. Melissa Bird who doesn't love the birds. So really thinking about those things that before they were yelled out of us, beaten out of us, taken away from us. Patriarchal you were removed from us. What was that thing? We all have it and it's still there. Sometimes it's just a little more distant than we'd like it to be. Passionistas: Thanks for listening to The Passionistas Project Project Podcast and our interview with Dr. Melissa Bird. To learn more about her Misfit Magic Hour, one-on-one coaching and masterclass series, visit NaturalBornRebel.com. Please visit ThePassionistasProject.com to learn more about our podcast and subscription box filled with products made by women-owned businesses and female artisans to inspire you to follow your passions. Get $45 worth of free goodies with a one-year subscription using the code WINTERGOODIES. And be sure to subscribe to The Passionistas Project Podcast. So you don't miss any of our upcoming inspiring guests. Until next time, stay well and stay passionate.  

Cell and Vern discuss some (possibly controversial) topics that have come up leading to Midwinter 2022.

LB shared how awesome it is to have full range of motion, Vern talks a little PIP on the PGA Tour.

What can we learn about God's attributes by examining His three persons? Dr. Vern Poythress, distinguished professor at Westminster Theological Seminary, joins me to discuss his book, "The Mystery of the Trinity: A Trinitarian Approach to the Attributes of God." Plus: Youth culture expert Jonathan McKee discusses his book, "The Teen's Guide to Face to Face Connections in a Screen to Screen World: 40 Tips to Meaningful Communication." Join us for Monday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

DJ gets a close-to-home exposure to COVID this week and he's pretty pissed about it.  He asks anyone and everyone to provide any real data they have on mask-related deaths so far, and tears into the people that still consider themselves so damn important that putting everyone else at risk is totally fine just as long as they themselves don't have to brush up against the slightest inconvenience of wearing a !@#$ing mask. Also on today's show: why a retraction is a sign of integrity, a new The Talk Twenty with Vern from Breach The Asylum,  why DJ hates people from Kentucky - but only the dumb ones, forget the ID - let's see civics exams before you can vote and MORE!  This ain't your mom's lunch box.   Sadly, despite paying full royalties on the BOX, the RIAA "antipiracy" department has rules against using copyrighted material without permission on the podcast replay, so you won't hear anything except direct submissions here, but you can still catch all the music from the show when the BOX runs live, Thursdays at noon on 99WNRR.com #onthebox Be social with DJ and Revel 9: https://linktr.ee/revel9 https://www.revel9.com Music: Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y4pjyokr Apple: https://tinyurl.com/yy6od4mz Physical: https://revel9.com/store Social: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/revel9band FB: https://www.facebook.com/revel9 IG: http://www.instagram.com/revel9band/ TW: https://www.twitter.com/revel9 #youtuber #revel9 #hardrocklunchbox #toptwenty #todaysrant #99wnrr #bestofthebox #bandsofthebox #liveshow #streamingradio #radiohost #culture #lifestyle  #masks #mandates #vaccines #biden #kentucky #dumbpeople #whatsthedifference #covid #vitamind #maskdeaths #blacksabbath #benharper #thetalktwenty

Vern Mathis started his career in the cannabis industry in Long Beach, California more than 18 years ago. He brings years of hands-on experience to his students with his Seed-to-Sale process. Vern is an educator, an author, seminar host and Keynote Speaker Class instructor. https://www.facebook.com/Nice-Laboratories-100748164968374/Dan Vinkovetsky, formerly Danny Danko of High Times, is a prominent author, podcaster, and influencer with strong New Jersey ties. Vinkovetsky began working at High Times in 2002, having gotten to know them since they were a client of the hat company. He started on the administrative side. By 2005, he started writing, covering cultivation, and rose to be Senior Cultivation Editor. Vinkovetsky and others launched Northeast Leaf Magazine last year with faith that doing so was a good idea with the advent of legalization. https://leafmagazines.com/magazines/northeast-leaf/

I heard that when there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth. But On Cinema Recall, I say let the dead roam wherever it damn well wants to. On this episode, I'm bringing with me Jim of Film Rage to discuss the masterpiece of horror that is George A Romero's Dawn of the Dead. Released in 1978 and focusing on a group of survivors who hold themselves up in a shopping mall. This movie is not only a great zombie movie, but a brilliant satire on consumerism as well. Listen to Jim and The Vern talk about this movie and later perform a scene in an all new audio drama adaptation Ad Spots by Great Pop Culture Debate Piecing it Together Closing Song Digital Versicolor by Glass Candy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

MizzyWorld Entertainment presents episode 12 of MadMizzy Sports NFL edition hosted by Vern Knowledge and Mizzy World. In this weeks episode we start the episode off with the devastating news of Demaryius Thomas' sudden death. After paying our respects to the great Demaryius Thomas we move into speaking on the big on the field news from the NFL and that's the injury of Lamar Jackson and what that means for the Baltimore Ravens. For the next segment we speak on the Monday night football game between the Cardinals and Rams and what that game meant for both teams before moving into speaking on the resurgence of the Kansas City Chiefs. Before we get into the very tight playoff picture in both conferences you know Vern Knowledge couldn't resist slipping a Cowboys topic in there and we give our opinion on whether we believe if Micah Parsons is the defensive player of the year so far in the NFL. 26 of 32 NFL teams are within one game of a playoff spot so you guys know Vern and I had to break down both playoff pictures and how we see them shaping up. Finally to end off the episode Vern and I give our weekly topics of, our fave five games for Sunday, our top ten power rankings for the week, and our upset picks for the upcoming week. #MadMizzySports #NFLEdition #Episode12 #DemaryiusThomas #RestWell #LamarJacksonInjury #RavensPlayoffs #Cards #Rams #MicahParsons #DefensivePlayerOfTheYear #NFLPlayoffs #WhosIn #WhosOut #FaveFive #TopTenPowerRankings #UpsetAlerts #Listen #Subscribe #Share #VernKnowledge #MizzyWorldEnt

Royals starting pitcher Brady Singer joins Vern to discuss his first two seasons of big-league ball. The right-hander talks addiction, balance, baseball and family.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Junior calls in to discuss getting beat up in an elevator, Obamacare, and tells a story about a man named Vern who frequents a strip club. Original Air Date 03/30/2015 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Deez Ninjas Podcast! We're glad you came to kick it with us! This week on the podcast we discuss the Kanye/Drake Free Larry Hoover concert(6:53), Vern and JJ recall back to when JJ saved Vern's life(16:27), we recap the Bone Thugs/36 mafia Verzuz(25:14), JJ finds the perfect Verzuz opponent for Alicia Keys(32:44), and we celebrate Jodeci's return(50:21). We briefly talk about the Jussie Smollet conviction(1:02:14), we have a discussion about the Tik Tok/IG reels makeup transformation videos(1:14:09), Chris Cuomo's firing from CNN(1:31:48), we inform people about how airtags are being used to steal cars(1:44:46) and lastly, we get into some of the stuff we're watching right now(1:48:24). Make sure to follow our Ninjas on social media JJ Dynamite @clvbdynamite Vern Hayes @whatupvern Tas @mocha_vybez Barb @agent99time/@novelsbyB/@onlybarb Shanni Love @lovesooutspoken Nikki Savage @truthhurtswith_nikkisavage Also follow Deez Ninjas Podcast on social media too! FB/IG/Twitter @deezninjaspod Twitch @d33zninjas Tik Tok @deezninjasnetwork You can catch us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/deezninjasnetwork Or our website: https://www.deezninjas.com PLEASE MAKE SURE TO LISTEN, LIKE, COMMENT, AND SHARE!!!! THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Have you ever wondered what reindeer are really like? We head pretty far north to talk to the head reindeer rancher. No, not Santa. Father and son ranchers Vern and Kyle Hoselton of Drayton, North Dakota welcomed us onto the family ranch to learn all about their reindeer. To see photos from our visit, see our Flickr album: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmXkpLi4

MizzyWorld Entertainment presents MadMizzy Sports NFL edition, episode 11. In this week's episode of MadMizzy Sports Vern Knowledge and I have alot to catch up on and we start our new episode giving our opinion on the Antonio Brown suspension and what it means for the Bucs in the mean time. Then we move to speaking on the fluctuating stocks of the 49ers and Cowboys. The next part of our episode speaks on the teams we feel as though are separating themselves from the rest of the pack in both conferences. Vern Knowledge presents a new segment that he produced where Vern and I weed out the bubbles teams with and in or out quick reaction game. Then we end our episode with our weekly segments, top 10 power rankings & weekly upset picks. Another long episode after Vern and I missed another week I hope you guys enjoy the content. #MadMizzySports #NFLEdition #EpisodeEleven #AntonioBrown #CovidSuspension #TopTeams #Cowboys #49ers #FluctuatingStock #InOrOut #BubbleTeams #TopTen #PowerRankings #UpsetPicks #Listen #Share #Subscribe #Philly #215 #VernKnowledge #MizzyWorldEnt

As we enter the final month in the year, it's a good time to look back and share some of our recent thoughts about training and coaching. On this week's GAINcast we cover a wide variety of topics including coaching and athlete specialization, finding a process, tips on organization, athleticism, sprint technique, and more. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/12/gaincast-episode-231-training-talk/ The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: Our monthly GAIN Master Class Series features speakers from all aspects of performance. Sign up and learn more here. The GAINcast is also sponsored by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. For a bit more on the specialist vs generalist debate, listen to GAINcast Episode 161 with David Epstein, author of the book Range. Another book discussed on this episode was The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer.

Lindsay’s holiday spirit is MIA? BUT she gets excited for the forthcoming restaurant Vern’s from O.G. friends of the pod, Bethany and Dano Heinze.

Fira in julen med KPoddens kalender! I tredje luckan: KP-Lukas vill inte leva som en skorpion under en sten, KP-Jossan är god och KP-Ludvig flyttar till Tyskland.

In an effort to assist your loved ones in finding the right golf gift for you Vern, LB and Claude shared what they believe would be excellent golf gifts. Tis the season!!!

Patreon Mark Pearson's choice this week is the 1986 movie, Stand By Me. Based on a Stephen King novella, this was directed by Rob Reiner and stars Will Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell, Kiefer Sutherland, Richard Dreyfuss and Josh Cosack. If you enjoy the show we have a Patreon, become a supporter. www.patreon.com/thevhsstrikesback Plot Summary: It's the summer of 1959 in Castlerock, Oregon and four 12 year-old boys - Gordie, Chris, Teddy and Vern - are fast friends. After learning of the general location of the body of a local boy who has been missing for several days, they set off into the woods to see it. Along the way, they learn about themselves, the meaning of friendship and the need to stand up for what is right. thevhsstrikesback@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thevhsstrikesback/support

Bund und Länder haben wegen des zunehmenden Infektionsgeschehens erneut über die Corona-Situation beraten. Bereits zuvor hatten einige Ministerpräsidenten deutliche Verschärfungen der Maßnahmen gefordert. Was jetzt auf uns zukommt, berichtet Tilman Steffen, Redakteur im Ressort Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft bei ZEIT ONLINE. Die Energiepreise sind zuletzt stark gestiegen. Auch die Verbraucherpreise haben im Jahresvergleich zugenommen. Welche Bereiche besonders von der steigenden Inflation betroffen sind und was dagegen getan werden kann, erklärt Zacharias Zacharakis Redakteur für Wirtschaft bei ZEIT ONLINE. Und sonst so? Etwa 60 Britinnen und Briten waren ein Wochenende lang in einem Pub eingeschneit. Die Zeit verbrachten sie unter anderem mit Karaoke. Moderation und Produktion: Susan Djahangard Mitarbeit: Max Skowronek, Anne Schwedt Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de. Weitere Links zur Folge: So soll Deutschland Omikron trotzen https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2021-11/ministerpraesidentenkonferenz-corona-massnahmen-omikron-verfassungsgericht Corona-Politik: Der Furor der Vernünftigen (https://www.zeit.de/kultur/2021-11/wut-ungeimpfte-impfgegner-corona-gesellschaft) Bundesverfassungsgericht: Corona-Ausgangsbeschränkungen und Schulschließungen waren rechtens (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2021-11/bundesverfassungsgericht-bundesnotbremse-war-rechtmaessig) Verbraucherpreise: Inflation im Euroraum steigt auf Rekordwert (https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2021-11/inflation-verbraucherpreise-euroraum) Verbraucherpreise: Inflation steigt im November über Fünfprozentmarke (https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2021-11/inflation-steigt-im-november-ueber-fuenf-prozent-marke) Energiepreise: Warum ist Strom in Deutschland so teuer? (https://www.zeit.de/green/2021-10/energiepreise-deutschland-europa-strompreis-private-haushalte-bundesregierung)

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This week's guest on the Pacey Performance Podcast is Vern Gambetta. It would be no exaggeration to say it would easier to list the things Vern hasn't done – he's currently the Director of Gambetta Sports Training Systems and has been a conditioning coach for several MLS teams, the Nike Oregon Project, Chicago Bulls, and was conditioning consultant to the US Men's World Cup Soccer team, plus much more. Vern's experience spans 53 years at all levels of competition after starting out in teaching. From here, Vern explains the value in the ‘old school' attitudes and methods, and how that can translate into modern day coaching with skills that are now often in short supply. He also outlines how to strike a balance between being a specialist or generalist coach, with an interesting debate with Rob on how many coaches can be too quick to label themselves in a certain way. Vern discusses how social media can be highly misleading for younger coaches, promoting a ‘perfect' way of doing things that cannot be replicated in competition. However, he also talks about the opportunities available for coaches now that weren't always an option. For all this and much more, hit play now to hear what someone who has done it all has to say about the industry. On this week's podcast: How Vern started in teaching, and how he calls upon that experience now How Vern believes younger coaches can tap into that educational background Whether it could be better to be a specialist or a generalist The importance of being adaptable in training and not turning athletes into “robots” Avoiding hamstring injuries from research dating back to the 1970s The influence of track coaches on team coaches when it comes to developing speed Why not to believe social media when searching for the “perfect” drills Potential opportunities for younger coaches in the next 5 to 10 years Where to find more advice from Vern's vast experience

Claude plans to take his family to play 9 holes on Thanksgiving morning in 35 degree weather, Vern talks golf gadgets and LB recaps the LPGA season.

Over three decades of coaching at the University of Washington, coach Ken Shannon quietly developed one of the most successful and diverse stable of field event athletes in the country and was a key influence on Vern's own approach to training and weight lifting. On this week's episode coach Shannon joins us to discuss his own development as a coach, throwing technique, and advice for young coaches. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/11/gaincast-episode-230-the-dawgfather-with-ken-shannon/ The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: Our monthly GAIN Master Class Series features speakers from all aspects of performance. Sign up and learn more here. The GAINcast is also sponsored by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. You can read a bit more about Shannon's background on the UW webpage. The Seattle Times also wrote about his retirement back in 2000. Two of Shannon's former athletes have been guests on the HMMR Podcast: Episode 105 with Justin St. Claire and Episode 166 with Aretha (Hill) Thurmond. There are also some great videos of his throwers on YouTube such as this one of Rod Ewaliko. You can learn more from Shannon in his classic book Track: The Field Events.

Dwight Hurst is the host of The Broken Brain and C.E.O of Popped Collar Productions. Jason Hemming a.k.a The Vern is host of Cinema Recall and a podcast editor for hire. Dwight and Vern also happen to be members of Let's Chat! Club and happen to be Revill's oldest friends in podcasting. On this episode we chat about going from hobbyist podcasters to turning it into a job, geek out over TV and movies and much more. Sound Engineer- Robbie Sherman of Conversations with Robbie Sherman Support Let's Chat! on Pateron and here episodes a week early.    

This episode appeared previously on our Patreon page. For fun, I decided to take my chance and read some erotic stories, with a humorous twist. It was clearly inspired by good friend of the show Nikky from In Bed With Nikky and her award winning podcast. She is the professional and I urge everyone to check out her show ASAP. I found a site that features letters rejected by Penthouse as well as some odd personal ads and thought it would be a great laugh to read a few of them to you. The episode does feature explicit talk of sex and sexual activities so if that offends you. Don't worry we have many other shows that will offend you even more, I love you, enjoy. Ad Spots First Time Watchers Shocked and Applaud --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

We're now up to a quadrology of quizdom under the BFE banner, it's BFE Quiz Night 4: A New Hope.  Ian is joined by defending champion Kevin from The Podcast That Wouldn't Die as he tries to defend his title against Vern from Cinema Recall, Brandon from Namely 90s, Debbie from just down the street and a random member of the BFE crew. Join us for 5 rounds of quizzing fun on: Casting Calls: We give 3 actors, you tell us which film it is Movie Golf: We give you a film, you say which year it came out. Least combined years off wins the round Macguffin' It - We name the MacGuffin from a film and you name that movie Here's My Resume: We give you 3 films an actor has been in and you tell us which actor is the common link The Eliminator - Kind to some, savage to others, the game is never over with THE ELIMINATOR still to come If you want to join us on a future quiz night, please get a hold of us on our Twitter account (@bestfilmeverpod) and let us know that you'd like to be on our waiting list.

Vern shares his observations from LB and Claude's return to the golf course. LB also shares his experience from the LPGA Women's Pelican Championship.

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Behind every coach are their influences. When it comes to the throwing events, one quiet coach behind the scenes has been one of the most influential voices in closing the gap between America and the rest of the world in the hammer throw and other throwing events. Kevin McGill has been on a lifelong quest to learn about the throwing events and share his knowledge with others. On this week's GAINcast he shares some stories and lessons from his journey. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: https://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/11/gaincast-episode-229-the-coachs-coach-with-kevin-mcgill/ The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: Our monthly GAIN Master Class Series features speakers from all aspects of performance. Sign up and learn more here. The GAINcast is also sponsored by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. he October/November site theme is team speed and developing speed in sport-specific contexts. You can learn more about Kevin McGill in Vern's written interview with him from 2006. McGill started to revolutionize training amongst American hammer throwers by launching the Hammer Notes periodical in the 1980s. All of the issues are available online. McGill worked closely with Harold Connolly to develop the American hammer throwing scene. We've written about Connolly previously in several articles. One of McGill's historic articles referenced in this episode: In search of Seppo.

What's worse than having to work over night in a grocery store, repricing items. Well having a deranged lunatic stalk and kill your friends would be a bad way to spend any work day. The poster for Intruder has a lot of big names you will recognize such as Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, and Lawrence Bender. So how did this flick slip right past me. To help The Vern out is our new Patreon Member Boomer (Twitter: @Shempisback) and We both go into this very unique and crazy little horror feature. Enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinemarecall/support

Jrad is joined by wildland firefighter and first time Vegas goer Trent aka Vern on this week's Chubstep. The guys discuss jumping over rolling fire logs, the dangers of fire fighting and future fire jobs before Vern goes into his story of his ‘The Hangover' type first trip to Las Vegas including, winning a lot of money, getting separated and sending false directions, jumping a barbed wire fence, almost stealing a car, and attempting a 30 miles walk.

On a special mini episode The Vern and Ashley join Revill to chat about their weekend at Rhode Island Comic Con. This is a very special episode as Revill and Vern have been internet friends for years but meet in real life for the first time at RICC! We chat about all the highlights of Con and the friends we made along the way.

For this week's ep of my podcast Apt. 5B I'm chopping it up with Vern, Eddie, Rell, JR and the good brothers of the That Time In Hip Hop Podcast Vegas and Tone about one of my fave topic hip hop "what if's" but this go 'round it's about hip hop battles! So what if...Shan beat KRS One in the Bridge Wars? What if Moe Dee beat LL? What if NWA beat Ice Cube? What if Jay Z beat Nas? Plus we're chopping it up about why in the 80's did we ALL agree on who won these battles where as in the last 90's to now it's a toss up? Another DOOOOOOOOOPE ep ya'll and don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel and you can also check us out wherever you listen to your fave podcast at!@Kil889www.willmakebeatsforfood.com