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Join your tour guides Stan Solo, Holly Wood Crawford and Jason Thomason as they talk about some of the things they've always wanted to but have yet to at Wald Disney World.  Plus Christmas magic, no more Wawa's, barbershop glitterati, Segways at Wilderness Lodge, why you owe yourself a VIP Tour and more!  The Grand Circle Tour Podcast is in no way part of, endorsed or authorized by, or affiliated with the Walt Disney Company or its affiliates. As to Disney artwork/properties: © Disney. Disclosure | Privacy Policy

This Week's Panel - KooshMoose, rawkerdude, FuFuCuddilyPoof This Week's Topic - When do you decide you're ready to quit a game? - rawkerdude Kenny returns to Jurassic Park to simulate having a good time in a management game. Nate tried to play a seasonal game but was less than thankful for the experience. Corey tried to get into a suggested game but quickly bounced to go play with his rockets. Ell... was out getting a sandwich (probably). We talked about games coming....real soon, tried real hard to get a Wawa's sponsorship deal, and probably talked about food too much. Elroy talks to Wakapeil about a big milestone in the latest episode of Milestone Musings. (1:28:00) Games Showcase: Jurassic World Evolution 2 Next Space Rebels Pumpkin Jack Undungeon AH101 Podcast Show Links - https://tinyurl.com/AH101Links Intro music provided by Exe the Hero. Check out his band Window of Opportunity on Facebook and YouTube

Segment 1: NFL Week 10. Lakers on the struggle bus. The 49ers take the Rams to the woodshed. Identity and attitude games. Ghosts of Detroit - the Matt Stafford question, pretzel tossing, SDM stat padding, and winning when it matters. Colts – Jags, Jonathan Taylor dap, and the Agnew TD machine. The atrocious Jets defense, Rex Ryan pops off, and Dykstra cheeseburgers. Frank Gore straps up the boxing gloves. Bills – Jets and a get right game. Titans – Saints, Mark Ingram sets records, and the Titans keep finding ways to win. The Derrick Henry question.  Sad Mets fans as Noah Syndergaard signs with the Angels. A Takeo Spikes rewind. Duke DWI knuckleheads.  The Cowboys beat down the Falcons and the 28-3 troll job continues. The heinous Steelers – Lions tie of BSE. QB speculation, Rodgers, Wilson, and the legacy question. Segment 2 (1.16.03): NFL Week 10 round up. Jager Bomb Tuesdays, FTW! The Twitter Terminator chest chop of fail and a saucy WaWa run. The double whammy Internet and power outage podcast split. Patriots – Falcons. Salud o'clock. The wrong kind of live streamer - Brass Against golden showers (1.35.13). Let it flow, SATC revival, chasing waterfalls, R. Kelly says hi, and songification shenanigans. WFT takes down the Bucs. Zip line time! Packers – Seahawks. Packers D trending up, Wilson's first shut out, and AJ Dillon muscles up. The OBJ question. Chiefs – Raiders. DJax spin o' fail, Chiefs get aggressive, and Mahomes pops off. Looking forward to Chiefs – Cowboys. Patriots – Browns beatdown and the rise of Mac Jones. Vikings – Chargers. Panthers – Cardinals and the return of Cam Newton. WFT – Carolina Rivera reunion. Eagles – Broncos and Teddy B's business decision. NCAAF round up, CFP chatter, Kansas upsets Texas, and Fuente gets das boot from VT. Wrap up and some bork, bork, bork!    MP3 format, 11-19-2021. This is how we Brew it: Join the Brew Crew on Facebook @SportsBrew Twitter: vasportsbrew Find us on Podbean, iTunes, Stitcher Radio, LiveSportscaster.com, Amazon Music, and the Google Play Store - Key words: Sports Brew Cheers and beers flavored by Captain Morgan 100 Proof, Jack Daniel's, Coca-Cola, El Segundo Brewing's Stone Cold Steve Austin's Broken Skull IPA, Dancing Kilt Goldfinch Belgian Ale, Dancing Kilt Ursa Patter Chocolate Cherry Milk Stout, Campanology Brewing's Tiramisu Pastry Stout, Victory Brewing's Merry Monkey Holiday Ale, Allagash Brewing's River Trip, and the general deliciousness of beer.

In this delicious episode I'm joined by the utterly brilliant comedian, actor and award winning podcast ‘Poppy Hillstead has entered the chat', Poppy Hillstead. We both attended our dear mate Amy Gledhill's surprise birthday party the night previous so we dragged our sorry hangovers to a beautiful Japanese restaurant in Borough called Wawa and we ate our body weight in the most incredibly delicious food. Ummmmmm num nummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm it was so goooooood. Everything written below in CAPITALS is a link to the relevant webpage.Honourable Mentions/ LinksPoppy has got a BRAND NEW WEB SERIES OUT NOW CALLED POPPY - everything she touches she turns funny and this is no exception, get it down your eyes at once.Follow her HERE ON INSTAGRAM and HERE ON TWITTERAnd best listen to her belting podcast POPPY HILLSTEAD HAS ENTERED THE CHATWe ate at the understated and absolutely delicious WAWA in London BridgeLove this podcast generally? Thank you. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAMGo to PATREON to see what I swap your money for ace podcast related stuff like totally exclusive content and guest recipes. It'll help me keep the podcast not just alive, but also thriving. Thanks so so so much if you've become a patron recently and/ or stuck with me since the beginning of this. Also - if you'd wanted to donate something as a one-off you can DO THAT HERE on the Acast Supporter page thing. You can BOOK TICKETS TO MY STAND UP HEREOther maybe interesting things we mentioned this week were….SPAGHETTI HOOPS are these things, if you're not from the UK, often just referred to as ‘hoops', in London pronounced ‘oops'I somehow managed again to toot on about Watford's awesome FAYROOZ and THE FACTORYThis is GYLES BRANDRETH and here is HIS HOOVERING EPISODEIf you didn't see the lovely OCTOPUS DOCUMENTARY it's a must, an even bigger must SQUID GAME FRAZZLE CHICKENSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/hoovering. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WAWA第一次参与上海艺术书展，将艺术家陈允然创作的艺术书，STORIES UNTOLD PART I 带去了现场。具体带去了什么，先行版和珍藏版的 STORIES UNTOLD 又有什么区别，听主播们分享。 近期大片云集，从疲惫中恢复过来的主播报复性观影，无论是大制作的007无暇赴死，高话题的第一炉香，还是大制作的高话题之作《沙丘 PART I》，他们一部也没放过。 本期节目就聊聊许鞍华是如何别致地翻车，维伦纽瓦的如何慢慢走向神坛。 同时，别忘了去我们的微店看看。 购买 STORIES UNTOLD PART I 先行版（11月中下架）与珍藏版: https://weidian.com/?userid=330531944 ■ Cover art 中作品 暂无 · ■ 主播 杨老师 （戴口罩的）影迷贪多嚼不烂 · ■ Song List · ■ 延伸内容 专访王安忆：给张爱玲“填坑”，难在隐匿的东西太多了 https://new.qq.com/omn/20211024/20211024A072O700.html 许鞍华直面《第一炉香》争议：我自己都没跟上自己 https://www.thepaper.cn/newsDetailforward15158111 面对复杂，通过非虚构写作与社会正面连接｜新闻实验室17 https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/新闻实验室/面对复杂通过非虚构写作与社会正面连接新闻实验室17-QOHFtK9lxfZ/ 电影 刺杀 Assassins https://movie.douban.com/subject/34907416/ 2 years after being grounded, the Boeing 737 Max is flying again https://www.cnet.com/news/boeing-737-max-8-all-about-the-aircraft-flight-ban-and-investigations/ · ■ sns 感谢你的收听！关于节目和主播的动态，欢迎关注我们的社交号： 「一画一话」微博 「一画一话」豆瓣 Instagram上也可以找到我们。 如果你喜欢我们的节目请在你常用的平台留下好评，将节目分享给你的朋友。 · ■ 付费订阅 http://www.theviewtalk.com/member · ■ say hi info@theviewtalk.com

This week's episode is a little sneak peak at the bonus content our Patreon supporters get each week. Fan favorites Rebekah Strangarity and Mike (Redacted) stopped by for a bonus episode for Patreon a couple weeks ago and it was so much fun we decided we had to share it with all of you! It's not too late to participate in Chad1000x. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week the guys welcome special guest Mr. Ed (not the horse)! Ed is a SWAT trained sniper with over 20 years in law enforcement. He spent much of that time also serving as a reservist--first in the Army, then in the Navy. Ed's lived what seems like several life times and he stopped by the podcast this week to tell us about a few of them. *Graphic Content Warning: Toward the end of the episode (starting at 1:42:12), Ed recounts responding to a very high profile active shooter situation. Portions of the story are graphic and may be disturbing to some listeners. Don't forget, the Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Truff hot sauce recently hosted a cheesesteak review contest with a $10k reward, we talked about the winner and our own views on best spots in the city. Also recent food review on Macaroni”s, WAWA being trash, Delco convos, and Alex Baldwin AND MORE!!!!!!

Reese talks to Broc about some incredible stories including one about how the shoppers at a Wawa put down their big pretzels to help a person keep their car.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ebro, Rosenberg and Laura Stylez star in HOT97's flagship program Ebro in the Morning - this episode aired on 10/28. Wale joins the program to talk Folarin II (0:00) The crew talks about the effects of the recent Nor'easter (32), and Ebro talks about the Wawa phenomenon. (1:17) Please like and subscribe to Ebro In The Morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

28日到31日，两位主播作为化化WAWA的出版人和编辑，将带着一套特别的艺术书，参加本届上海艺术书展。 本期节目，我们就介绍一下这套叫做 STORIES UNTORLD 的梦幻作品。 ■ Cover art 中作品 暂无 · ■ 主播 杨老师 dj ah · ■ Song List Tokusashi Kengo - Music for Sauna Quiet Night: Section 03 ■ sns 感谢你的收听！关于节目和主播的动态，欢迎关注我们的社交号： 「一画一话」微博 「一画一话」豆瓣 Instagram上也可以找到我们。 如果你喜欢我们的节目请在你常用的平台留下好评，将节目分享给你的朋友。 · ■ 付费订阅 http://www.theviewtalk.com/member · ■ say hi info@theviewtalk.com

In early September, the "remnants" of Hurricane Ida flooded metropolitan Philadelphia -- and took out the entire first floor of Jared Bilski's house. And like all good writers, he turned the resulting flood of neighborly goodwill into a front-page story about the diverse, dedicated community that came to his family's aid. We talk with him about the writer's life, the close collaborators he met at Dad 2.0, and the psychology behind his initial difficulty to accept help when he so clearly needed it. And what exactly is Wawa bait?

It's Mailbag time on The Infinity Podcast! This week: Rachel and Scott answer your burning questions about what Patrick is up to, which AEW star should have a comic book, and accidentally deep dive 2010's and 20's horror movies in the process. It's all here and more on MAILBAG ‘21: WAWA FOREVER!

This week the guys welcome special guest Dan Skidmore (Cadre DS)! A Veteran Air Force Special Operations Combat Controller. Dan served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Niger, and Haiti in multiple theaters of operations ranging from combat deployments to humanitarian missions. These days he's a husband, father of two, GORUCK Cadre as well as their head of training, all in addition to being a serial entrepreneur including a newly renovated B&B in Marrakesh, Morocco. Keep up with Cadre DS on Instagram: @danskidmore_11 @riadlavie @forceblueteam @ruckwrap Cadre DS is currently a quarter-finalist in the Legendary Dad Bod contest! Click HERE to throw him some support. Proceeds from the competition will go toward supporting the B+ Foundation's mission to help children battling pediatric cancer AND their families. Also be sure to checkout @ketamincosprings and @veteransolutions and the work they are doing to help veterans from the unseen wounds of war. The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Everyone processes things differently. We hoped that it wouldn't take away from the rest of my year but you never know in those moments. To bounce back with a 3:59 (for 1,500m) was like, ‘Hell yeah! I deserve to be doing this and racing at this level and competing. This is what we trained for all year.' It was almost like a rewarding moment coming back from that disappointment...Our conversations were really positive. It was about what you could be excited about ahead. There are world champs the next two years and then an Olympic team. This sport moves quickly and there's a lot more to be excited for right away. That definitely helped turning around on the trials.” Josette Norris is a professional runner for the Reebok Boston Track Club. If track and field had a breakout star of the year award, Josette would be a strong candidate for that. She came into the year with personal bests of 4:10.82 for 1,500 meters and 15:29.34 for 5,000 meters. Now, she's at 3:59.72 for 1,500 meters which is No. 9 on the all-time U.S. list and 14:51.32 for 5,000 meters which is No. 10 on the all-time U.S. list. She also ran 4:22.71 for the mile this year. Her best races came after she finished 8th in the Olympic Trials final for the 5,000 meters despite having the fastest time of the year going into the race. She candidly discusses what it was like to overcome that disappointment and then go on an absolute tear, which included a third-place finish in the Diamond League final. Her trip to Europe was the first time she left the country. You'll also get to enjoy plenty of fun New Jersey banter. So if you're in the Jersey or Pennsylvania area, get yourself a cup of Wawa coffee and enjoy this chat which I'd love to dedicate to Josette's mom, who is a huge fan of the pod. SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS TRACKSMITH is a Boston-based running brand, who crafts performance apparel for training, racing and rest days. With fall races quickly approaching they know race day is as much about reaching the finish line as it is about the consistency and determination it takes to get to the start. Gear up for going far with their Marathon Collection full of running essentials and check out the Tracksmith Journal for some marathon tips from the Tracksmith team. Listeners get 15% off their purchase using code CITIUS15 at checkout. Visit Tracksmith.com today. HUSTLE CLEAN is a mission-driven self-care brand for the active lifestyle. It was created by athletes for high performers that want to do more and be more without compromise. The Hustle Clean Body Wipe is an extra-large, durable, full-body wipe designed to remove sweat, dirt, and body odor in moments when a shower is optimal but not possible. CITIUS MAG Podcast listeners get a deal and get 10% off all their products, if you visit HustleClean.com and use discount code CITIUS at checkout. HOW TO SUPPORT THE PODCAST

This week the guys talk about adventures in flying with kids, fashion and modern art being long running jokes, “fat phobia”, if dark humor is ever too soon, and more. The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Pennsylvania's state-owned universities are experiencing the lowest enrollment they've seen in decades. Somebody spread the ashes of somebody else at Heinz Field after the Steelers game on Sunday. Wawa is continuing to roll out self-checkouts at certain locations, a number of which are in Pennsylvania. Plus, the majority of Keystone State residents are apparently pretty pleased by what they see in the mirror. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Raven provides an update on his surgery, conducted by a team of specialized ornithologists; Rich confesses to seeing Hanson three times; Feeney is having a mid-life crisis and is looking to borrow a feeling; S.E. Cupp vs. Kennedy; Pros and Cons of the death penalty and what people under house arrest should be given; What happened on the latest episode of Penn & Teller's Fool Us; The show makes a hard turn to wrestling-like programming by talking Mystico and Sin Cara; Raven talks about "stealing" stuff from Michael Hayes, but doing it right; The importance of taking chair shots correctly and who the best at taking them was; Rich recaps his time in Philly and all the things he and Feeney did together; Battle of the convenience stores, Sheetz vs. Wawa; The greatness of Roni by Bobby Brown; Fanmail, and of course, all the usual perversions.    Follow the guys on Twitter! Raven - @theRavenEffect Rich - @RichBocchini Feeney - @jffeeney3rd   Get yourself the best Wooden Jigsaw puzzles at unidragon.com - Shop now and Save 10% using the promo code RAVEN   Have Raven say things that you want him to say, either for yourself or for someone you want to talk big-game shit to by going to www.cameo.com/ravenprime1   If you want all the uncensored goodness AND watch The Raven Effect, sign up for Patreon by going to www.patreon.com/TheRavenEffect  

This week we welcome back great friend of the pod, Jonathan Reyes. Jon gets a chance to defend his honor against egregious accusations while also talking why the guys are such fans of Jocko and Goruck, Marvels newest movies, Aaron Rodgers' book club, the iPhone upgrade program and more! The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Oronde Gadsden breaks down the Jakeem Grant trade and talks square Za. After, Solana details his Wawa French Fry experience and we celebrate National Noodle Day.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour two: Flores says he likes his current play calling system. After, What Say You and Solana shares his Wawa french fry experience.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hoch wants details from Solana's experience ordering french fries at Wawa.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anthony opens the show describing an interaction he had at Wawa this morning. Someone came up to him and said he's nearly reaching his breaking point with our Philadelphia teams. Despite Philly sports constantly driving us crazy, Ant says you have to stick with your teams always. Even through the bad times (0:00-45:12). Ant has some questions about Chinese food and luke-warm water. Nick Sirianni has his mid-week presser; the guys react to what he said (45:12-1:30:38). ESPN's Kevin Negandhi joins the show to discuss the state of Philly sports. Do you drink the blood from a steak? We get an update on the cow video from yesterday featuring Anthony and Andrew (1:30:38-2:14:20). Andrew plays Ant the Flyers goal song finalists. Ant takes a few more phone calls to finish out the show (2:14:20-2:55:48).

COVID: What is the COVID cut off coming out of Orlando!? Are we in the clear?Halloween Horror Nights: We have live reactions from Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando, is Mike low key having a great time!?Haunting Of Hill House: Does Mike keep his promise of not entering the Haunting of Hill House maze!?BILLY THOUGHT OF THE FUNNIEST THING!, BILLY'S IN SCHOOL!, BILLY MADISON!, NORM!, BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN!, GUESS WHO JUST GOT BACK TODAY!?, NEVER LEFT!, REAL ONE!, SADTHOR!, BHINSON53!, OGA'S!, ORLANDO!, SWEDISH DEATH METAL BAND!, JUNGLE CRUISE LINE!, BARTENDER!, WRESTLING!, THEME PARKS!, HAGRID'S!, JORDAN!, WHICH MEMBER TO FUCK!?, UNCLE JIM!, GET FUCKED!, JAKE SPRAGUE!, COVID CUT OFF!, WAWA!, MASKS!, ALL BARK AND NO BITE!, SANITIZER!, QUESADILLA!, VIDEO!, UNIVERSAL ORLANDO!, HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS!, SCARY!, HAUNTED HOUSES!, REACTIONS!, STARCRAFT!, DAYTIME!, BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN!, TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE!, LEATHERFACE!, CHOP TOP!, JUMP SCARES!, CHAINSAW!, NOT HAPPY!, UPSET!, THE WORST ONE YET!, VINYL PLASTIC!, ALL THE BAD ONES!, TOUR GUIDE!, CASE FILES!, LEGENDARY TRUTH!, BROKE THE RULES!, ENDING SCARES!, SCAREY OHIO!, LORE!, ICONS!, WEREWOLVES!, PUSH!, GRAB!, SHAGGY!, DIAGON ALLEY!, KNOCKTURN ALLEY!, PUPPET THEATER!, WICKED GROWTH!, ONE STEP!, PUMPKIN LORD!, NOT MY KING!, ICONS!, PUPPET THEATER!, REVENGE OF THE TOOTH FAIRY!, VOLCANO BAY!, WATER SLIDES!, TRAPDOOR SLIDE!, WATER BOARDED!, DROWNING!, TURNS!, SERPENTINE!, HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE!, BEETLEJUICE!, BITS!, CHARACTERS!, 10 FOR 10!, PIZZA FRIES!, HATE OUR GUTS!, CLOSING!, UNSURE!, HAGRID'S MOTORBIKE!, COASTER!, VELOCICOASTER!, EXTREME!, DROP!, DANI!, VIP TOUR!, JOHN CARPENTER!, UNIVERSAL STUDIOS!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

This week Cale & Josh welcome one of their oldest friends, pastor and illusionist, Jason Alvarado! They talk about how Jason got into magic, the genius of Penn Jillette, the dangers of being funny, fat, and famous all at the same time, and more! Jason's Instagram @evangelistjasonalvarado Penn Jillette Gifted a Bible Video Renew Me on Apple Music The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Mets are 75-82 and officially eliminated from the playoffs. Noah Syndergaard makes his return to Mets after 2 years on the shelf. The boys discuss the future of the Mets roster and try to find the silver lining in a horrible season. We debate if the Mets are in worse spot now or last year. We breakdown the playoff race for the rest of the league. We wrap things up with a draft of “Convenience Store Items”. Draft starts at 49:50. Without further adieu, Lets Get It Started.Follow us on Twitter: @ScootBigManPod, Instagram: @ScooterBigManPod, Tik Tok: @ScooterBigManPod. Rate, Review and Subscribe. New Episodes every Week. #LFGM #LGMOur website: scooterbigman.com

In today’s Patreon-fueled shout-out:WTJU 91.1 FM is a different sort of radio station. It's dedicated to sharing the transcendent experience of music while raising funds from listeners across the world. From October 4th through 10th, WTJU airs its annual Jazz Marathon. Tune in for a deep dive into everything from bebop to blues. WTJU's Volunteer DJs will play the spectrum jazz – from Billie Holiday to Cannonball Adderly to Pharaoh Sanders. Plus live, local jazz performances throughout the week. Visit the Jazz Marathon schedule now to plot your listening schedule!On today’s show:Catching up with Charlottesville City Council with info on the police chief search, a lease for a garden in McIntire Park, and moreA major convenience store franchise is pursuing a fourth store in Charlottesville’s urban areaAn update on the pandemic from Governor Ralph NorthamSince the last newsletter on September 23, 2021, COVID’s late summer surge in Virginia is showing signs of slowing down. The seven day average of new cases has decreased down to 3,003 and the seven-day percent positivity is down to 9.1 percent. That figure was 9.7 five days ago. In the Blue Ridge Health District, there have been 392 cases reported today since the last newsletter and and another four fatalities. The seven-day percent positivity is 7.2. Governor Ralph Northam held his first pandemic press briefing in some time yesterday and said this trend is encouraging.“In the past few days, case numbers have started to move down and hospitalization numbers are leveling off and that is a hopeful sign,” Northam said. “But the numbers are still way too high.”Northam reminded Virginians that at one point at the beginning of the summer, there was a day with less than a hundred new cases. As of today, 60.1 percent of Virginians are fully vaccinated and 71.5 percent of the adult population is now fully vaccinated. “The data show that nearly everyone who is getting COVID is unvaccinated,” Northam said. “I want to repeat that. Nearly everyone who is getting COVID is unvaccinated.”You can check the data here. The Delta variant began widespread transmission in early June and Northam said the current surge could have been avoided if people had gotten their shot or shots. He said the cost of hospital care for this summer’s surge is $5 billion and rising. Northam said at this point, there is little he can do to urge people who refuse to get the vaccine, but he brought up his personal experience contracting COVID.“Believe me, you don’t want to get it,” Northam said. “My case was back in September, and a year later I still can’t smell anything or taste anything and now the COVID variant that’s going around is a lot worse than the one in September.”You can watch all of Northam’s briefing on YouTube. He has updated on booster shots and more. (watch)Albemarle County will soon begin a search to find a new county attorney. Greg Kamptner has been in the position for nearly six and a half years and will retire next year, according to materials for Wednesday’s closed door meeting of the Board of Supervisors. Kamptner began working for the county in 1995 and became deputy county attorney in 2007. If you’re interested in land use law in Albemarle and Virginia, Kamptner literally wrote the handbook. (Land Use Law Handbook)A site plan has filed for a Wawa gas station within the city of Charlottesville on 5th Street Extended. If approved and constructed it would be either the third or fourth franchise within the urban area around Charlottesville. Plans have also been filed for a Wawa at the corner of Route 29 and Greenbrier , just over the line in Albemarle. The property in Charlottesville is currently a Hardee’s restaurant. A virtual site plan conference is scheduled for October 20. Materials for that meeting sent to neighborhood associations do not identify the 5,300 square foot gas station as a Wawa, but the agenda for the September 14, 2021 Planning Commission identifies Wawa as the subject of a future consideration by the Entrance Corridor Review Board. That will be the only legislative approval required for the project as the property is zoned for Highway Mixed Use Corridor. In today's subscriber-fueled public service announcement: Lovers of used books rejoice! The Friends of the Jefferson Madison Regional Library will resume the tradition of their annual Fall Book Sale this October 2nd through October 10 at a new location! The Friends of the Library sale will take place at Albemarle Square Shopping Center from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. Half-price days on October 9 and October 10. Questions? Visit jmrlfriends.org for more information.To celebrate my high school reunion this weekend, I took a few days off last week. That means there will be a lot of segments this week about a lot of different meetings I missed. There’s a lot to get through so we’re all caught up. Let’s go back first to the City Council meeting from September 20, 2021. City Manager Chip Boyles brought up an op-ed column he wrote for the Daily Progress regarding his decision at the beginning of this month to fire former Police Chief RaShall Brackney.“While standing firm on the decision I did make, the fact is I could have handled the decision quite differently,” Boyles said. “I could have and should have engaged Council and my leadership team in more deliberating and on my intended actions so that I not only had their input but also had a broader perspective of the community’s response.”Boyles said he could not talk about all of the reasons for the firing at this time due to confidentiality but did say he did meet with representatives of the Police Benevolent Association about their survey. He said the August 20 press release that went out unsigned was approved by him, and that the briefly retired Major Jim Mooney will serve as assistant chief only until an interim police chief is hired. “Procedures are in place to create a committee for both the interim police chief search and to fill the permanent police chief position,” Boyles said.That will consist of one City Councilor, representatives from the city manager’s office, the Police Civilian Review Board, the Human Rights Commission, and three other members of the public. Later, Council voted 4-1 on a resolution to approve the report for how the city spent its Community Development Block Grant and HOME funding for fiscal year 2020 which ran from July 1, 2020 to June 30 of this year. Mayor Nikuyah Walker voted against what’s known as the Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER). (staff report)“The CDBG and the entitlement portion of what’s in here, I think there are some things we could do differently,” Walker said. “And I have questions that I have expressed the entire time I’ve been here about the HOME funds are used and whether the citizens are receiving the best services possible.”After that, Council held the first reading of entering into a ground lease with the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont, a nonprofit that has been working with the city to use a portion of land in the northeast corner of McIntire Park.“Documentation previously approved at the Council level goes back to September of 2012 with a master plan of McIntire Park,” said City Manager Boyles. “There have been conceptual designs, resolutions for agreement, a [memorandum of understanding] with the McIntire Botanical Garden, and then most recently in 2017 a final site plan approval for McIntire Park.”Under the terms of the MOU, the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont would cover the costs of any buildings or structures in the site. Under the terms of the lease, they would have to begin construction within five years of it being signed. “This would be a landlord/tenant lease and not a partnership with the botanical garden,” Boyles said. “The city is not asked to contribute any financial resources to this other than once complete, Parks and Recreation would be asked to maintain the parking lots and the sidewalks of the parking area.” The project will include a stream restoration and a pedestrian trail through the area. The proposed ground lease will be updated to provide more clarity on this item before the second reading and public hearing on Council’s October 4 meeting. There will be no cost to visit the park but there will be a fee to reserve function space. (9/20 edition of the ground lease)Next, the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority (CRHA) briefed Council on the way several public housing construction projects are being financed. But, we’re going to hold off on that one for today until a future installment of Charlottesville Community Engagement.  This week I’m hoping to get one out each day so I can get caught up with what I’ve missed. I hope my writing continues to be of benefit to you. Please send it on to someone else you think might be interested! This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

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This week we were joined by Cody & Miranda, hosts of the brand new Either Neither Podcast! When you get done here, check out their inaugural episode on Apple Podcast and Spotify. Keep up with Cody & Miranda on Instagram @eitherneitherpodacst. The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 50: Speak of the devil…and episode 50 shall appear! “Episode 50, episode 50, episode 50!” We never said you had to say it three times! What do you think this is? Bloody Mary? Beetlegeuse? Clearly not Candyman 'cause that would require five repetitions. Just stop talking, okay? Sit back and relax. Kick off your shoes and feet and open up a fresh can of Alpo dog food. You've had a long week and you deserve a bit-o-pampering. Let the boys' velvety voices take you to places that would make your wife puke-o-rama sick. If you're not on cloud 9 by the time the episode's over, there'll be a free Wawa shorti coupon under your welcome mat by Christmas morn. No welcome mat? No problem! Just jackhammer the neighbor's front steps until something happens…something big. *Da fine print: Wawa shorti coups will be swiftly downgraded to junior hoags if your neighbor overpowers you before 30 minutes of solid jacking has occurred. This offer is not available in Belarus.

This week the guys sit down in the “Champagne Room” at GORUCK headquarters in Jacksonville Beach, FL to talk with former CIA case officer and GORUCK's Co-founder/Head of Community, Emily McCarthy! The Solid Seven crew will be participating in GORUCK's 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! Click HERE to register for the Star Course. Before the Star Course, we will also be participating in the 9:30 Heat of the Chad1000x Hero Workout at GORUCK HQ. All proceeds from the Chad1000x go to support veteran mental health via the Navy Seal Foundation, The Step Up Foundation, and other non-profits dedicated to veteran mental health initiatives. Click HERE to join us in supporting this incredible cause. Click HERE to hear Chad's story from his widow, Sarah Wilkinson, on the Glorious Professionals podcast. GORUCK Gear GORUCK Events Chad1000x GORUCK Tribe GORUCK Clubs Glorious Professionals Podcast - Apple - Spotify Sandlot: Make Fitness Fun We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The boys welcomed the Premier League back after an international break. We talked Wolves, We talked Ronaldo, We talked WAWA. Is a live pod coming? Too soon to tell. Up the birds and the bees.

This week the guys welcome back Just Adam as they talk about the new games announced for PS5, debate which Spider-Man was best, break down the Matrix 4 trailer and talk about the return of Steve! The Solid Seven crew will be participating in the 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! You can register for the event HERE! We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week the guys welcome back fan favorite, Prof. Rebekah Strangarity! They talk Firefly's Alpha Rocket, the ridiculous way vaccines and treatments are being covered in the media, Bekah's take on Israel and the Palestinians, the Rock being in everything and much more! The Solid Seven crew will be participating in the 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! You can register for the event HERE! We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rich has been kidnapped, murdered or is sleeping; Feeney is here like a good doggie; Kelsey Grammer's murdered family; Raven's recent airline adventure with a famous guy; Catching up with Paul Heyman after nearly 15 years; We're #6 in Norway; The battle between Sheetz and Wawa; Rich and Feeney are in a Twitter war with a listener; New awesome sponsors coming to the show starting next week; Fanmail, and of course, all the usual perversions.    Follow the guys on Twitter! Raven - @theRavenEffect Rich - @RichBocchini Feeney - @jffeeney3rd   Have Raven say things that you want him to say, either for yourself or for someone you want to talk big-game shit to by going to www.cameo.com/ravenprime1   If you want all the uncensored goodness AND watch The Raven Effect, sign up for Patreon by going to www.patreon.com/TheRavenEffect  

Jay comes up with a genius idea for a pedophile hunter show with Kilah and Beezer in PhiladelphiaStream "The Bonfire with Big Jay Oakerson & Dan Soder" for 3 months free on the SiruisXM app! Offer Details Apply: www.SiriusXM.com/Bonfire Follow us on all social media @TheBonfireXM @DanSoder www.DanSoder.com @BigJayOakerson www.BigJayComedy.com #CrackleCrackle

Sal, Eric, and Clint sit down to catch up on some current events, chat about their wild times at Wawa, the origins of Bananaland, Clint's military service, and more! It's a roller coaster ride from start to finish, you don't want to miss it. This episode was live-streamed to Twitch @bananaland the night of recording.  

Alyssa shares about her own battle with self harm and why we should never be writing self harm off as merely an attention-seeking behavior.  Support the Podcast Light After Trauma website   Transcript: Alyssa Scolari [00:23]: Hey there, warriors, how's it going? We are here with a solo episode today, which I'm pretty excited for. We, on Tuesday last week ... or, no, it was Wednesday last week, was the one year anniversary of the Light After Trauma Podcast. It is amazing to me, A, how fast a year has gone; B, how much has changed in a year; and, C, the way in which this podcast took off way more than I ever expected it to. I know that I have said that so many times, and you're probably sick of me saying that at this point, so I will not bore you with my gratitude, but if it weren't for you, I wouldn't be doing this still. Alyssa Scolari [01:16]: This has really become like a second full-time job for me. Well, it's more of a hobby because currently we're not getting paid for it. I do want to continue to put out these episodes though, and I really love what I'm doing, so I do want to make sure that I ask you guys for your continued support. If you can give even just the amount of a cup of coffee at Wawa or Dunkin donuts or Starbucks, or wherever you get your coffee, if you are even able to give that to the podcast, I would be so grateful because I love what I'm doing and this truly has become like a second full-time job, but it's very, very difficult to continue to balance my job as a private practice therapist and my job as a podcast host. So in order to make this easier for me, and in order for me to be able to put out more high quality content for you all, it's really important to be able to have the support, so I am kindly asking for your support. If you are able to give, if you have anything to give, please head on over to lightaftertrauma.com and click the button for Support so you can find out how you can better support us here on the podcast. Alyssa Scolari [02:42]: So with that said, just another huge thank you for all of the support and I am so excited to have friends all around the world. Today, I'm going to talk about a topic that is really important to me, but also really important for trauma survivors and it's a bit of a taboo topic. I feel the need to talk about it now, in particular, because I'm realizing how long it's been since I've done it, and when I say it, obviously, if you haven't seen the title of this episode, you're going to know I'm referring to self-harm. A lot of people, when they will look at me, one of the first things that they notice is the tattoo that I have of two out of my three dogs on my right arm, and I also have a tattoo of my third dog, don't worry, on my leg and people often say, "Wow, your tattoo is really beautiful," but what a lot of people don't know is that I got that tattoo, not just to celebrate the animals who I firmly believed have saved my life throughout this recovery process, but also to cover up all of the scars that I have. Alyssa Scolari [04:10]: I am no stranger to self-harm. When I say self-harm, I want to make sure that you all understand that self-harm can come in a variety of different methods, variety of different flavors, if you will. It's not just what I think most people go to, which is cutting on the risks. It's not just an attention-seeking behavior. I think that self-harm has developed a really, really negative connotation that you're ... at least, when I was in high school, we used to call it emo, "Oh, your emo," or, "You're weird," or, "You're just doing it for attention." That's the big one, "You're just doing it for attention," and I hate that. I hate it so much to the point where I think that when people around me, regardless of whether they're people in my private practice, outside of my private practice, friends, family, when they start to go down that path of, "Oh, this person does self-harm and it's just attention. It's just for attention. It's just attention-seeking." Alyssa Scolari [05:24]: I actually get very upset about it because, first of all, I don't understand why we tend to criminalize needing attention. Humanity thrives off of connection. I mean, if we didn't know that before COVID, look at all of the increased rates of suicide and suicide attempts and depression and anxiety as a result of lockdown, also a result of many other things, but being in isolation for so long has been devastating for folks. Yeah, when people are hurting and are crying out for connection and are crying out for attention, we tend to criminalize them. "Oh, that person just wants attention. That person's just doing it for attention. That cut wasn't really even that deep." Alyssa Scolari [06:18]: This logic has always been very twisted to me because my reaction is, "Well, if that person is cutting because they need attention, why don't we give it to them?" Because somebody doesn't just decide that they're going to start harming themselves because they're going to get popular in school or because they're going to get the man, woman, person of their dreams. It doesn't really work like that. So, yes, I'm not going to sit here and argue; a lot of times, people are cutting in a very attention-seeking way, but that doesn't mean that they're terrible people and that doesn't mean that we should turn the other cheek or roll our eyes or turn to our friends and go, "Ugh, did you see his or her or their arm? God, they're so attention-seeking. It's so annoying." Like, no, we don't do that. Alyssa Scolari [07:20]: I'm sure you can tell that I'm very passionate about this and I'm very passionate about it because people used to say that to me all the time. For those of you who are new here, or for those of you who know my story, this is a little bit of a reminder. I am in recovery from complex PTSD, and I have a history of self-harm, and I also had repressed memories of trauma so repressed memories were sitting in my subconscious. I was not consciously aware of them, and so about a couple of years ago when things started coming to the surface. Now, for those of you who are familiar and who know what it's like to have repressed memories, you also know that the memories don't just come to the surface and then stop forever. It's a much more complicated process than that. Alyssa Scolari [08:20]: So while my repressed memories have definitely slowed down in terms of what keeps coming to the surface, not really flooded with flashbacks all the time like I was before, I also still have them and I'm not totally sure what triggers them. Sometimes there's no rhyme or reason, but I'll give you an example. So I really haven't had any repressed memory come to the surface for maybe like a month or two at this point, and I was standing in my bathroom a couple of weeks ago and I was combing my hair. I don't know, this might sound weird, but I actually use the same comb for my hair that I used to use when I was in high school. So, spoiler alert, I threw out the comb, don't worry, I've got a new one. Some people are like horrified that I'm still using the same comb. I clean it, don't worry. It was just in good shape so I was like, "Yeah, there's no need to get a new one." Alyssa Scolari [09:25]: So, whatever, I digress. I had the comb and I was combing through my hair, and I was particularly vulnerable that day because I ... for those of you who don't know, I have extensions in my hair because my hair is very, very thin and fine and I had to end up getting them taken out because my hair was just not reacting very well to them and whatever. It seems like a very minor thing, but my hair, I was so used to having thick, long hair and it had become my security blanket and I didn't even know it. So I got my extensions taken out. I was left with this like thin, very damaged hair, and I was combing through it feeling really vulnerable. Alyssa Scolari [10:13]: All of a sudden, I looked down at the comb and I saw that one of like the teeth of the comb was bent, and I flashed back to being in the ninth grade. I remember that that comb was the first tool that I used to try to hurt myself when I was about 14 years old. Yes, the teeth were very, very dull and it really didn't do much to me, aside from leave a few red marks on my arm. I think that if anybody had known at the time that, that was happening ... I didn't tell anybody, I hid it very well ... If anybody had known, people could have easily written it off as an attention-seeking behavior, but it wasn't. Or, I shouldn't say that; it was, it was very attention-seeking because I was hurting so badly and I didn't even have the words for it. I couldn't even tell somebody because I had no rhyme or reason for what was wrong. I couldn't tell anybody what was going on because I didn't know. I just knew that there was something so horrible inside of me and so the only thing I knew how to do was hurt myself. Alyssa Scolari [11:48]: Now, I actually found it of weird that I had a memory like that surface because, like I said, I'm no stranger to self-harm. I only stopped self-harming maybe a couple of years ago at this point and it's not like I've ever not remembered it. I never repressed to that part of my childhood at all. So it was a little bit weird how that memory surfaced and I found myself just thinking a lot more about it over the last couple of weeks, and I think that the reason why I'm thinking so much more about it is because it's just been on my heart to speak about it. So I've not really spoken at length about my self-harm habits, but here I am today, I'm sharing it. I've been podcasting for a year. I've been putting my journey and my struggles out there, and I have received so much love and support. I'm trusting the process that the universe or God is telling me that it's time. It's time to talk about this stuff. Alyssa Scolari [13:04]: So, going back to when I was in high school, that was just the beginning. When I wasn't getting any kind of relief from the self-harm, I escalated. I escalated to sharper objects, objects that actually left marks on my arm. I was caught by a teacher and she didn't do anything. She asked me about it, but I made up some terrible, horribly unbelievable kid excuse that nobody would believe and she just let me go. I was not sent to the guidance counselor's office. There was no phone call home. When I was in high school, so we're talking 2006 to 2007, was my freshman year of high school, so not that long ago. I mean, I'm really not that old; I'm 29. Alyssa Scolari [14:17]: So I definitely feel like ... and I don't blame this teacher. I think as teachers, teachers don't sign up to be therapists and teachers spend up having to be therapists for kids who are hurting for kids whose parents won't take them to therapists, for kids whose parents have no idea that their kids are even hurting. So I don't blame that teacher. I don't harbor any type of ill will. It just makes me so sad that I slipped through so many cracks because that was not the last time that somebody saw that I was self-harming. I know that there were multiple people in my life who knew that I was cutting and I wasn't just cutting, and I think that that's important to know. Alyssa Scolari [15:07]: Self-harm comes in a variety of different ways like I mentioned earlier. It doesn't always look like cutting. Sometimes it looks like hitting. Sometimes kids, or adults I should say, because self-harm does not discriminate. Sometimes we end up hitting ourselves, slapping ourselves, punching ourselves. Sometimes we put ourselves in really, really reckless situations, dangerous situations. For me, that looked like driving. Sometimes I would drive at ridiculous speeds and I'm a little nervous and feeling shame come up as I talk about this, because it was very stupid of me and I definitely put a lot of other people's lives in danger. Thank God I never hurt anybody and I was never hurt, but I did a lot of really reckless things because I was hurting so badly. Alyssa Scolari [16:01]: Self-harm also looks like burning. Self-harm can also look like abusing substances, not eating, over-exercising, depriving yourself of sleep. Self-help harm comes in so many different, again, flavors, for lack of a better term. So what do you do? What do you do if somebody in your life is self-harming? Well, I can tell you what not to do, and I can tell you that because I have had so many people in my life say the wrong thing to me and it started out when somebody found out, a lot of people ... It started with the horror, the absolute shock. People would gasp. They'd go, "Oh my God, why did you do that to yourself?" in exactly that tone of voice. "Why would you do that to yourself?" Alyssa Scolari [17:12]: Could you imagine, as a kid, what I felt? Shame, guilt; it even strengthened my core beliefs that I was defective because people were looking at me as if I was some sort of circus freak. I am the self-harmer and, no, that's not a projection. I was genuinely labeled and valued as ... or, I shouldn't say valued. I was labeled and perceived as a head case, essentially, and I don't like that term, but that's basically how I was treated. I'm not talking about by other peers, because I understand that peers my age, they can't know how to help. It's not their responsibility to help. I work with kids every day, and the number one thing I tell them when they have a friend who is self-harming is that it's not their responsibility to be that person's therapist. It's their responsibility to tell a trusted adult. Alyssa Scolari [18:21]: Here's the thing, though, right? I also had trusted adults in my life that knew, and I still got the, "Oh my God, don't do that to yourself. What are you doing that for? You're going to have scars all over your body. It's going to be there forever." If I could go back in time, I would tell them this one thing, which is what I think so many people who struggle with self-harm would like to say also, which is, "Look, I understand I might have scars forever, but quite frankly, I don't plan on living long enough to the point where it's going to matter." Yes, that might sound harsh, but it also rings so true for so many people who struggle with self-harm. They're not looking at their future. They're thinking of how much agony they're in and they need relief immediately. Alyssa Scolari [19:30]: So if you know somebody who's self-harming, don't stare at their scars; don't point out their cuts and gasp in horror and say, "Oh my God, what did you do? Instead, if you are a kid, if you are in over your head, try to find an adult, a trusted adult who can help with this. If that adult doesn't help, find another one, and another one, and another one, and another one until somebody listens, because there is an adult out there who's going to listen. If you're an adult who struggles with self-harm, or if they're an adult who loves somebody who self-harms, try to reserve judgment. Try to encourage this person to get help and try so hard to not label this person as so fragile that you also can't share your feelings about it. Because I know. I self-harmed even while I was with my now husband and it was very hard for him. It's so hard to watch somebody that you love engage in self-harm. Alyssa Scolari [20:56]: David, while he wasn't perfect, because how can you be? You can't expect to be perfect in a situation like this. He was so good at never making me feel judged. He was so good at never making me feel like I was just looking for attention. He was so good at understanding that the hurt that I was inflicting on myself was a reflection of how much internal pain I was in. He could say that out loud to me and he could validate that, and I truly believe that, that made all the time difference in helping me to stop. Alyssa Scolari [21:37]: So when people come into my office and they have a problem with self-harming, I don't sit there and make them sign a safety contract. I mean, if their life is on the line, I take measures to get them into a higher level of care. But I don't gasp in horror. I know that the self-harm is a reflection of words that this person doesn't know how to speak into existence, emotions that this person doesn't know how to sit with. I try to get to the bottom of that. I have had so many therapists, adults, friends shy away from me, not want to talk to about self-harm because it makes them uncomfortable. What I can say to that is the more we avoid it and the more we pretend like it's not there, the worse it's going to get. Alyssa Scolari [22:31]: Please know also that if somebody is self-harming, that doesn't automatically mean that they're actively suicidal and need to go to a hospital immediately. I've had a lot of parents come in, very panicked saying, "My child had scratches on his, her or their arm and I have to take him to the hospital. I have to take him to the hospital," and then they go and they go to the hospital and they sit in the hospital for, honestly, at least 24 hours now, because crisis centers are so jam-packed, only for the crisis center just to ask the kid, "Do you have a plan to end your life?", the kid says no, and then they get discharged. It feels very frustrating and like nothing is getting done. So just because someone is self-harming doesn't mean that they have a plan to end their lives; at the same time though, they could, and we don't know if we don't ask. Alyssa Scolari [23:31]: So the biggest thing that I want you to take away from this is to not shy away from self-harm, because so many people shied away from my self-harm and it only made the problem worse. It surely developed into an addiction that I struggled with well into my 20s. I feel really grateful now to be free of self-harm and I still get those bad feelings. I still get those urges. It's interesting because I woke up today knowing I was going to record this podcast episode, and ironically enough, I am struggling with some bad urges today. I will admit that because I'm human and I'm not going to give into those urges. I'm going to choose to do the opposite. I'm going to choose to drink water and I've done ... I've eaten breakfast. I've done a workout. I'm trying to get all the self-care in that I can and I'm still struggling today. Alyssa Scolari [24:42]: Sometimes we use every single skill and we still have urges to self-harm, and that's the moment when we have to ride it out. Whether you're somebody who struggles with self-harm, or whether you're somebody who has a loved one who struggles with self-harm, get somebody to ride out those urges with you. I'm really thankful that I'm not going to be alone today. As soon as I close down this computer, I'm going to go downstairs and I'm going to hang out with my dogs and hang out with my husband, and I'm going to find a way to ride off this urge because tomorrow's another day. I have enough scars on my body to be able to say 100% that the self-harm doesn't fix anything. Not a damn thing. Alyssa Scolari [25:39]: So, please, if any of this is resonating with you, have a conversation about self-harm with your loved ones. Whether you have a loved one who is hurting themselves, or you're the one hurting yourself, start speaking about it and if you feel rejected by one person, move on to the next, because somebody is going to listen to you. Somebody is going to be able to guide you to get the help that you need. Just because you are self-harming now doesn't mean you're going to be doing it for the rest of your life. I self-harmed on and off for what? Maybe 15 years, 14 years. So like about half my life and I'm free from it now. Even though I have the urges due to a lot of trauma triggers, I'm not going to follow through with that urge and you don't have to either. It's okay to need attention. It's okay to need extra help, and it's so important to talk about this stuff, because the more you talk about it, the easier it is to overcome the urge. Alyssa Scolari [27:08]: If you're struggling and you need support and you need resources, reach out. You all know where to find me. You can head over to my Instagram. That's probably the easiest place to find me, which is ... my handle is @lightaftertrauma. Feel free to shoot me an email with your thoughts on this, and know that if you self-harm you're not alone. I really do understand it. I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to write in and share your stories of things that helped you to overcome self-harm. I know there are a lot of things that helped me. I could talk about that in another episode, but what I really want to do today is just get the conversation started on self-harm because I have seen far too many people shy away from it and, unfortunately, the problem is growing bigger than ever before. So please remember how much you are loved. Remember that you are a warrior and remember I am holding you in the light, and I love you all so, so much. Have a wonderful rest of your day. Can't wait to be back with another episode next week. Take good care, warriors. Alyssa Scolari [28:21]: Thanks for listening, everyone. For more information, please head over to lightaftertrauma.com, or you can also follow us on social media. On Instagram, we are @lightaftertrauma; and on Twitter, it is @lightafterpod. Lastly, please head over to patreon.com/lightaftertrauma to support our show. We are asking for $5 a month, which is the equivalent to a cup of coffee at Starbucks. So please head on over again, that's patreon.com/lightaftertrauma. Thank you and we appreciate your support.

This week the guys try to figure out why people would want to pay for the NFL Sunday Ticket streaming package, how this administration did a terrible job pulling out of Afghanistan with Jocko's viewpoint and sent out an invite to EVERYONE to join us this Saturday, September 4 to a training ruck at 6:00am at Blue Jacket Park near Lake Baldwin. We'll have some rucks and weight if you would like to join us! No jogging, no running, just a 3-5 mile walk while carrying some weight, 10-20 lbs. We hope you'll join us! The Solid Seven crew will be participating in the 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! You can register for the event HERE! We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this Episode of the Worst W/ Chad Austin Chad is Joined by Comedian Brian Blank. Brian and Chad discuss Trump dissing the woke, Only Fans ditching porn, a man that robs a WaWa at knifepoint for a snickers and everyone in LA having an Andy Dick story. A solid session of two truths and a lie plus Brian Blanks Worsts. Is Brian the Worst? Have a listen and find out!Social Media@Realname_BrianBlankCheck out Brians monthly shows in the LA areaDun Goofed & Cowafunga

This week the guys talk about Josh turning 30 and jumping out of a perfectly good airplane, the layout of Bluey's house, Elon's new robots, and much more! We also talk about GORUCK and their Star Course event. The Solid Seven crew will be participating in the 12 Mile Star Course on November 6th in Jacksonville Beach, FL and we are inviting the listeners to join us for some good living. The first 30 people to use the promo code “SolidSeven15off” when registering for the event will receive a 15% discount! You can register for the event HERE! We're unofficially brought to you by Jocko Go, which isn't giving us a dime of ad money (yet), we just love it. So put down that crappy energy drink full of sugar and garbage, grab a Jocko Go, and get after it! Available at originusa.com, Amazon, The Vitamin Shoppe, and Wawa. Like what you hear? Visit ratethispodcast.com/solidseven and let us know! Instagram: @solid7podcast Twitter.com/solid7podcast Patreon.com/solid7podcast © Copyright 2021 Solid Seven Podcast. All Rights Reserved. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Nick and Brendan dive into the NIL situation in college athletics -- how will things play out going forward? Are there going to be unexpected situations that the NCAA isn't ready for? Plus, Sheetz vs. Wawa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The Bonfire questions its non- official relationship with WaWa after seeing how much love they gave to Bert Kreischer. Jay and Dan end it with Wawa and officially become Sheetz NationStream "The Bonfire with Big Jay Oakerson & Dan Soder" for 3 months free on the SiruisXM app! Offer Details Apply: www.SiriusXM.com/BonfireFollow us on all social media @TheBonfireXM@DanSoder www.DanSoder.com@BigJayOakerson www.BigJayComedy.com#CrackleCrackle

Jason Kelce, Paris Themmen (aka Mike Teavee), & Bill Weston's Wild Ride On this episode: News (00:00:00) Entertainment Report & Chris Gheysens from Wawa (00:11:53) Fireworks (00:56:42) Jason Kelce Checks In & Bizarre Files (01:18:34)  Bill Weston's Motorcycle Trip (01:40:25) Junk Drawer & Paris Themmen Calls Us (01:59:36) Bizarre Files (02:41:16) Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:49:42) Wrap Up (03:00:55) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cinephile with Adnan Virk makes its return under the Le Batard and Friends umbrella. It's Adnan talking TV and movies with a Le Batard show twist. Let's have some fun! Mare of Easttown, A Quiet Place Part II, The Story of Late Night, Wawa, movie theater etiquette and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices