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Juan trae a David Arroyo (JoBlo) de invitado para discutir los episodios 3 y 4 de Daredevil donde ocurre el juicio del vigilante boricua White Tiger y regresa Punisher a la vida de Matt Murdock. Mientras tanto, Kingpin es deleitado con la cancion We Built this City de Starship y descubrimos el paradero del ex-amante de Vanessa. Grabado el 23 de marzo, 2025.

In this episode my special guest and friend, Amanda Albano, speaks openly about her daily life with her lovely sons and their neurodivergent abilities. She gives us an inside look of living day to day with children with needs ranging from being picky eaters to the seizures that her younger son experiences on a regular basis. Having one child with autism and the other with epilepsy leaves her with very little time to herself. She wouldn't have it any other way, because she is entirely in love with her boys and no matter their needs and challenges, she shows up with love. It is my privilege to bring her and her story to you! Thank you so much for listening.  

We Built this Shitty. You Can't Unsee The Nipple. They don't even total Teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeea! Asserting Dental Dominance. InstaCoffee Filters. Tron Apologist. Big Time Pap! Silverado, the Chevy truck movie? Are fish fruit, 'cause I like really want to know... D-Bag Chairs. Get your shit together Olivia Wylde! My Humps Are Fine. The Heat was Hot, It Was a Hunger. The Seeds we made were inside us all the time. Something, Sometimes, Occasionally with Stephen and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We Built this Shitty. You Can't Unsee The Nipple. They don't even total Teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeea! Asserting Dental Dominance. InstaCoffee Filters. Tron Apologist. Big Time Pap! Silverado, the Chevy truck movie? Are fish fruit, 'cause I like really want to know... D-Bag Chairs. Get your shit together Olivia Wylde! My Humps Are Fine. The Heat was Hot, It Was a Hunger. The Seeds we made were inside us all the time. Something, Sometimes, Occasionally with Stephen and more on this episode of The Morning Stream. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Song Swap Showdown Quick Hits! The show where we dive into one-song reviews, pulled straight from the full episodes of Song Swap Showdown. Get ready for rapid-fire music insights and fun, all in a quick, bite-sized format. Each song is swapped and rated on a scale of 1-5 records, with 1 being a dumpster fire and 5 being heavenly music to our ears and going on our eternity playlists. Chris doesn't hold back as he shares his true feelings about Starship's hit song 'We Built This City.' Known for stirring up strong opinions, this song has been a topic of debate among music fans for years. GQ Article - https://www.gq.com/story/oral-history... SongFacts.com - https://www.songfacts.com/facts/stars... We Built this City on Sausage Rolls -    • We Built This City ...on Sausage Roll...   We Built This City - Starship -    • Starship - We Built This City (Offici...  

Today on We Built this City producer Amanda Washington chats with the playwright of episode 1 and 5 Addae Moon.Learn more about what we do at Actor's Express by clicking here!Click here if you wish to support this program.Information about the music:MusicByPedro (or GamesWithPedro)

Today on We Built this City producer Amanda Washington chats with the playwright of episode 2 Avery Sharpe.Learn more about what we do at Actor's Express by clicking here!Click here if you wish to support this program.Information about the music:MusicByPedro (or GamesWithPedro)

Due diligence is intense. But it doesn't have to be mysterious or a gotcha game. In Episode 1 of Do Diligence Confidnetly: Navigating the Due Diligence Process to a Deal, Tim Hanson and David Cover share why Permanent Equity has open-sourced their diligence process and introduce some of the topics and resources to help sellers and investors navigate diligence confidently. THIS PODCAST IS ACCOMPANIED BY MORE DILIGENCE RESOURCES at: https://www.permanentequity.com/diligence   CONNECT Want to connect with Permanent Equity? https://www.permanentequity.com/contact  Sign up for a new daily newsletter from Tim Hanson, Unqualified Opinions: https://www.permanentequity.com/unqualified-opinions  Follow founder & CEO Brent Beshore on X https://twitter.com/BrentBeshore Sign up for our newsletter for operators, Permanent Playbook: https://www.permanentequity.com/newsletter  Visit https://www.permanentequity.com/for more   TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Why Open-Source Our Diligence Process? 2:26 We Built a Lot of Diligence Resources at permanentequity.com  3:34 Diligence Doesn't Have to Be That Hard 4:34 Let's Do Diligence Confidently   EPISODE CREDITS Produced by David Cover  Music by Jees Guy   WE STEWARD COMPANIES THAT CARE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT  Visit https://www.permanentequity.com/ for more Sign up for Permanent Playbook, our newsletter for operators in the field: https://www.permanentequity.com/newsletter  Sign up for Unqualified Opinions, a new daily newsletter from our very own Tim Hanson: https://www.permanentequity.com/unqualified-opinions  Check out our other podcast episodes here: https://www.permanentequity.com/audio    LEGAL DISCLAIMER This podcast is made available solely for educational purposes, and the information presented here does not constitute investment, legal, tax or other professional advice, and should not be construed as an offering of advisory services, or as a solicitation to buy, an offer to sell, or a recommendation of any securities or other financial instruments. The thoughts and opinions expressed by or through this podcast are those of the individual guests and speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Permanent Equity. The discussion on this podcast of any entity, product or service does not imply an endorsement thereof, and the guests may have a financial interest, whether through investment or otherwise, in one or more of any such entities, products or services. This podcast is presented by Permanent Equity and may not be copied, reproduced, republished or posted, in any form, without its express written consent.

Today on We Built this City producer Amanda Washington chats with the playwright of episode 1 Addae Moon.Learn more about what we do at Actor's Express by clicking here!Click here if you wish to support this program.Information about the music:MusicByPedro (or GamesWithPedro)

Episode 5 of “Meet the Verdooners” introduces us to AJ Fawver, who leads Verdunity's Community Consulting Program. In this episode we learn what initially brought AJ into the planning world and what element of community building she is most concerned about. AJ is a firm believer that we serve communities best when we remember that people are at the center of everything we do, and she greatly admires communities that are willing to have difficult conversations in order to effect positive change in their cities. After the episode make sure to check out AJ's book recommendations:The Local Economy Solution by Michael ShumanPlacemaking with Children and Youth by Victoria Derr, Louise Chawla, and Mara MintzerAs well as “We Built it That Way”, a podcast she co-hosts with Jordan Clark.

“Get young people interested and believing they have a voice”  This episode of We Built this City is all about the future of Greater Manchester.  Lisa Morton sat down with Councillor Garry Bridges and Manchester's Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs), to talk about what young people need for their future. Over the past 12 months, Manchester has responded with a game-changing programme – “Our Year” - a legacy initiative to address the long-term impact of Covid-19 lockdowns on our younger generations. Better engagement, more activities, opportunities for personal growth and platforms to form positive connections are at the heart of “Our Year” and will also be an integral part of Manchester's move in 2023 to become a Unicef UK Child-Friendly city. Manchester's three MYPs Virginia Collins, Daanya Isa and Lois Adela tell Lisa what drove them to stand for the Manchester Youth Parliament, the changes they're working towards and what they've learnt about themselves since being elected. In this alternative perspective on Manchester, you'll hear what these young people want from and for the city region.  It's more than fair to say that Manchester is in very good hands for the future.   ------------------- Your host, Lisa Morton, started PR company Roland Dransfield in 1996, one month after the fateful IRA bomb that tore apart the city centre.  From that point, the business, and its team members, have been involved in helping to support the creation of Modern Manchester – across regeneration, business, charity, leisure and hospitality, sport and culture. To celebrate the 26 years that Roland Dransfield has spent creating these bonds, Lisa is gathering together some of her Greater Mancunian ‘family' and will be exploring how they have created their own purposeful relationships with the best place in the world. Connect with Lisa and Roland Dransfield:  Via our website On Instagram On Twitter On Spotify Connect with Manchester MYP's and Councillor Bridges Lois Virigina  Daanya Counselor Garry Bridges

Our A&R team and staff have done it again! They've put together a playlist of some of their favorite songs and instrumentals they've heard over the last month, and you get to hear them on Monday's TAXI TV. I'll be back in Los Angeles, so this episode will go live at our normal time of 4 pm, Pacific time. Join me for this episode and you just might win a copy of Steve Barden's awesome book, Writing Production Music for TV: The Road to Success, or Robin Frederick's best-seller, Shortcuts to Hit Songwriting - 126 Proven Techniques for Writing Songs That Sell. The winners will be chosen at random from people who are in the chat room during the episode, so don't be late! Both of these books are career-changers. I hope you win one!! 0:00 - Intro 5:12 - "Nobody Cares" by Megan Winsor - https://bit.ly/3Pr0220 10:42 - "'S' Spy Thing" by Chris Moser - https://bit.ly/37SksQv 22:13 - "Heartbreaker" by Joliet4 - https://bit.ly/3PtQgMg 27:22 - "Bones" by Big Sur Bound - https://bit.ly/3wxTG8d 34:32 - "Black Widow" by Aimee Chapman - https://bit.ly/3wwZU8q 41:14 - "So High" by Lozen - https://bit.ly/3whKRjX 47:13 - "Sundress" by John Jones - https://bit.ly/3Lg3hpC 51:40 - "Neon Lights" by Jeffrey LaPlante - https://bit.ly/3ll516g 59:23 - "We Built a Home" by J Fram - https://bit.ly/3G7NBE5 1:04:11 - "Sweeter Than Mine" by Gregory Putnam - https://bit.ly/3wqcPsI 1:07:35 - Book Giveaways! Want to get copies of the books we gave away during this episode for yourself? Click the links below! (As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases from the below links.) "Writing Production Music for TV" by Steve Barden: https://amzn.to/3cOeKyr "Shortcuts to Hit Songwriting" by Robin Frederick: https://amzn.to/3iwNrfw

Episode 19 of We Built this Life is Part 2 of a three-part series about my experiences with naturopathic care for skin issues and more. This episode focuses on my seven tips for dealing with eczema and Grover's disease. I'll cover resources, products (beauty, clothing, home), and supplements that I have found to be helpful in addressing itchy skin and rashes. Many of the products I mention are made by small businesses, which ties back in to the podcast's original (and hopefully soon to be again) focus on entrepreneurs and small business owners. I'll also talk about my experience with food elimination for skin issues, which is when you give up certain foods for a limited time and then reintroduce them to see if they trigger a reaction on the skin or otherwise. Basically, eliminating many foods at once did not go well for me, but I did successfully test a few foods, some of which did cause a reaction on my skin after being reintroduced. This continues to blow my mind. Finally, the disclaimer: This episode is intended to simply give an idea of one person's experience with trying to heal eczema and Grover's disease. Especially when it comes to supplements, please do you own research or talk to your provider to see if they will work for you. Thank you so much for listening! Mentioned in this episode: Osmia Organics Instagram account The Healthy Skin Show Podcast Grover's Disease Support Group on Facebook Ice packs FlexiFreeze ice vest (I haven't tried this, but could be a good option if you get very itchy in the heat) Osmia Itchy Body Kit Osmia Facial Soaps Avène XeraCalm A.D. Lipid-Replenishing Cream Everyone Nourishing Lotion, Citrus + Mint Province Apothecary Healing Eczema Balm EmuaidMAX First Aid Ointment SoBo Black Soap by SoBotanical Osmia Oh So Body Soap Violets are Blue Magnesium Deodorant Evolverie Knit Tiered Maxi Skirt in Black Vetta Blossom Capsule (100% tencel) Vetta The Boyfriend Shirt AirDoctor Air Purifier (I do not have personal experience with this brand, but this might be a good place to start in your research) Branch Basics for laundry detergent, hand soap, cleaning products* RiseWell Toothpaste Molly's Suds Dish Soap NOW Foods Biotin 1,000 mcg HMF Super Powder (I get this through my ND so I don't have experience with the company linked here.) L'Amour et la Musique on Patreon and YouTube Radiant Life Desiccated Liver Vitamin E – lots of brands out there at different doses to investigate Skin Friend supplements The Eczema Detox by Karen Fischer *This is an affiliate link. If you choose to use it, I thank you so much!

By the 1980s Jefferson Airplane had been reduced to a husk of its former glory known as Starship. So what better song to celebrate their mediocrity than 1985's We Built this City. Also in this prepisode music news of the weird, listener questions and we announce next week's album. In this episode we discuss becomings, Abraham Lincoln, bird masks, underground cage fighting, cocaine, jars, Afghanistan, Taco Bell and so much more! Hatepod.com | TW: @AlbumHatePod | IG: @hatePod | hatePodMail@gmail.com

This episode is an episode of firsts. It’s our first biweekly episode. It’s our first advertisement-free episode (RIP Smithfield Hams [Rest in Peepee]). It’s our first rawdog. It features our first Twitter Tight Ten segment. For the first time, Lachlan assumes the role of Australian correspondent. It’s our first eighth episode. And it’s our first episode on hometown songs. This week, we put some hometown classics into a pot, let them steep, then sip slowly and discuss Tetris marriages, dissect the perfect joke structure, and dabble in ASMR. By examining (to some extent) the songs ‘We Built this City’ by Starship; ‘Palo Alto’ and ‘Fitter, Happier’ by Radiohead; ‘Wagon Wheel’ by both Old Crow Medicine Show and Darius Tucker; ‘More Than a Woman’ by the Bee Gees; and ‘Candy Girl’ by Kiwi, we reflect (to a lesser extent) on our hometowns: San Francisco, Todd, and Sandgate. Warning! Contains jaw harp.

This episode is an episode of firsts. It’s our first biweekly episode. It’s our first advertisement-free episode (RIP Smithfield Hams [Rest in Peepee]). It’s our first rawdog. It features our first Twitter Tight Ten segment. For the first time, Lachlan assumes the role of Australian correspondent. It’s our first eighth episode. And it’s our first episode on hometown songs. [Line break] This week, we put some hometown classics into a pot, let them steep, then sip slowly and discuss Tetris marriages, dissect the perfect joke structure, and dabble in ASMR. By examining (to some extent) the songs ‘We Built this City’ by Starship; ‘Palo Alto’ and ‘Fitter, Happier’ by Radiohead; ‘Wagon Wheel’ by both Old Crow Medicine Show and Darius Tucker; ‘More Than a Woman’ by the Bee Gees; and ‘Candy Girl’ by Kiwi, we reflect (to a lesser extent) on our hometowns: San Francisco CA, Todd NC, and Sandgate QLD. Warning! Contains jaw harp.

In our fourth episode, we take a look at the episode of Cory in the House titled "We Built this Kitty on Rock & Roll. This week we've hit what we hope is the shows lowest point and dive deeper into hypothetical lore and back story to the Cory in the House universe.

Claire Fitch is today's featured artist and I hope you enjoy this one. One of my favorites, three albums, and lots of history within the profile, we'll break it all down for you. Its going to be exciting! Set 1: Greg Williams, Action Theme No.2 Glen Bledsoe, The King in Yellow Cowboy Boots Nathan Mathes, On the Well Set 2: Claire Fitch, Ambit Claire Fitch, Lament Claire Fitch, Circle the Course Oliostere, Clavicule Ostraka, Ancor Che Col Partire, Modo Facile from Passaggi per potersi essercitare (Richardo Rognoni) Set 3: Scott Lawlor, Too many of us lack intimacy with the natural world and with our souls, and consequently we are doing untold damage to both Claire Fitch, Cellosphere Claire Fitch, Mist Claire Fitch, Oceanic Memories Claire Fitch, Calm pad Claire Fitch, Underwater Claire Fitch, Still reaction Set 4: Boris Moskvitin, Raga Desh Bindi Society, Narayana hands upon black earth, Phaser Healing Muses, a) Full Rigged Ship (Trad Shetland Islands) b) Bobby Casey's hornpipe (Trad Irish) Panacea, Sandansko Horo Quantum Milkshake, Running Around A Turtle Hollywood Drunks, You're Right Hans Christian, Musical Prayer Graham Lynch, Late Jazz Etherfysh, Sidewalk Rob Cosh, Canopy Level Hector Mukomol, Immersion Cleveland Wehle, Do Androids Dream? Emily Kurn, We Built a Mountain Bernadette Yao, Loving Grace Edward Simon, Stephen Keogh & Philip Donkin, Monk's Dream Kerani, Echo of Our Souls This will complete the program. Hope you all enjoy.

Does your microwave cabinet have a slide out spice rack? No you say?  Well then listen up because this episode has the fix to that problem, as well as tips and insights for anyone that wants to apply their woodworking skills to improving their home. Mark used to be a photographer and graphic designer by trade, but now he runs Gunflint Designs building and filming awesome projects. He’s also a tree farmer, videographer, podcast host and he is co-host of the We Built a Thing podcast. Mark shares how he designed and built this clever cabinet, the "Mr. Fearless" persona he made up for DIYers that maybe shouldn't be DIYers, and why his wife never got a chance to use the cabinet that he built. Subscribe to the weekly maker digest: https://artofthebuild.fm Support the show: https://patreon.com/artofthebuild Gunflint Designs Microwave Cabinet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqRiSHe5Mdk

We Built an Unstoppable Deck! This week on the podcast Brian sits down with director Patricia DiSalvo Viayr to talk about her film 'Tournament' (streaming on Amazon Prime now!) and her husband and production partner Michael Viayr. Patricia and Michael share stories from the set, and what it was like making their first feature film, and the awesome responses they have received from the tabletop gaming community and beyond! Tournament (2018) Summary A group of unlikely friends gathers at their local game shop for an epic battle only to have a beautiful outsider turn everything upside down. “Tournament” captures the spirit, camaraderie, and smack talk of millions of players around the world. Cast & Crew Main Cast Ricardo Chavira… Steve Doua Moua… Lung Marisa Davila… Kate Arielle Hader… Margo Grace Folsom… Erin Marwan Salama… Ramin James Hal Hardy… Stu Christian Pierce… Elliot James Adam Tucker… Arthur (as James Tucker) David Namminga… Wyatt Thomas DiSalvo… Paul Elisha Kriis… Jasmine Ajarae Coleman… Candace Ian Fisher… Avi Alan Aymie… Dimitri Crew Directed by Patricia DiSalvo Viayra Writing by Patricia DiSalvo Viayra Sam Gasch Produced by Patricia DiSalvo Viayra Moriah Burton Associate producer(s) Thomas DiSalvo R. Michael Viayra Jr. Music by Pancho Burgos-Goizueta Cinematography...

This episode has talk, and music. The playlist and link to what I braught up for today's show follows. Welcome to the Independent artist show, broadcast 228. Music, chatter, and more. Hope you enjoy! Set 1: Adriano Fontana, Settembre 3 Align in Time, Scarecrow C Layne, How Soon I Forget Set 2: Ozzie Cruse, Temporary Nights of the Ox Optimal Tunes, Crystal Clear Peggy Duquesnel, February 11th Processor, Society Set 3: Ostracon, Dwarf Plutocracy Numa, Before We Break Home Free, Spellbound Emily Kurn, We Built a Mountain Set 5: Brainvoyager, Some Gentle Shades of Light Earlyguard, Cursed Gift iceman bob, friendship road nox intempesta, mortem et tributa This will complete the program today. If you'd like to read the article that caught my attention when listening to an older archive of a show no longer on the mix, hit this article entitled: Equifax is back in the news … can't get a dime which was posted on January 17, 2020 and edited to fix a broken link the day after. I'm supplying this for those who'd like to read about this. Thanks so much for listening! See you on another edition of the program.

This is our daily update from our fifth full day on our October 2019 Halloween trip to Disney World.  Today we went swimming, ate lunch at Terralina Crafted Italian, and then went over to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge to build a lightsaber and a droid!  What a day… Thanks so much for listening!  If you like what you hear, please subscribe and catch us every Sunday for the podcast. Join us every Sunday as we […] The post October 2019 Day 6 (We Built a Lightsaber and Droid!) appeared first on Addicted to the Mouse.

Welcome to episode 2! This week I sit down with my friend Bruce A. Ulrich a YouTuber, podcaster, and woodworker who's one of the nicest people I think I've had the pleasure of meeting. In this episode we spend a lot of time talking about woodworking, making, Bruce's podcast We Built a Thing, and what it's like to grind through growing a YouTube channel while still dealing with all your other responsibilities. It's a long episode, for sure, but it's a good one, I promise!Where to find Bruce online: Website: http://www.bruceaulrich.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/brudaddy Instagram: http://instagram.com/brudaddy Podcast (We Built a Thing): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-built-a-thing/id1434403217 Bruce's recommended links: Michael Alm: https://www.michaelalm.com/ Little King Goods: https://littlekinggoods.com/ Wabi Sab-E: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe34EfG32ae981lvYBKpgdg Shaun Boyd: https://www.shaunboydmadethis.com/ Once Upon a Workbench: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsmM-_mnxAJUDpug8RWWi2Q Jon Peters Art & Home: https://jonpeters.com/ Practical Engineering: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMOqf8ab-42UUQIdVoKwjlQ DN Handcrafted: https://dnhandcrafted.com/ =====If you'd like to contact the show you can do so at vincentmferrari.com/contact! Theme Music:"Nowhereland"Kevin MacleodIncompetech.com Send in a voice message:https://anchor.fm/becausewemake/message

Thanks so much for tuning in to the first episode of We Built this Life. I wanted to start off with sharing my story and my goals for this podcast.  In this episode, I talk about how I started off working at various nonprofit organizations after college, the life event that nudged me into freelance writing, and how being a writer is a good fit for me now as a mom of three young(ish) kids.   On the We Built This Life podcast, I’ll mainly talk to entrepreneurs and freelancers, telling a new story each week about how they built their careers, their motivations for choosing their work, and the missteps they’ve made along the way. I’ll also ask each guest to define his or her version of success and talk about how he or she achieved it and give actionable advice for listeners who are also looking to carve out professional lives that they love.   I wanted to leave you with a note of encouragement: It took me nine months to start this podcast. I blew through a six-month podcasting class with very little progress made. Nearly every day I thought, “I’m not the right person to start the podcast” or “I don’t have anything important to say” or “What is the point of doing this?” But then one day—after a public announcement in front of my large Instagram following of 76 people—I decided to leave perfection behind, to push through the negative thoughts, and just start.   If there is something you’ve been wanting to do, whatever it is, just dive in and start. Try making a list of all the tasks it would take to accomplish your goal, then just start with the first tiny one. Then do the next one, then the next one. Those tiny tasks will get you to your larger goal.  Hopefully, you’ll also find inspiration on this show to accomplish your biggest goals. If you want to follow We Built This Life or get in touch to tell me more about yourself and how you built a working life that you (mostly) love, I would love to hear from you. You can: Subscribe to the show on your favorite platform [WC]. Follow along on Instagram and Facebook at @webuiltthislife Email me at webuiltthislifepodcast@gmail.com  

Con un semplice esperimento e 100$, il New York Times dimostra che chiunque ne abbia le intenzioni può tracciare gli spostamenti di una persona all'interno di Manhattan. --- We Built an ‘Unbelievable’ (but Legal) Facial Recognition Machine - The New York Times

Journalist Eileen Truax was recently invited to Philadelphia by AL DÍA and Temple University as part of the Klein College of Media and Communications Graduate Speaker Series. In her latest book, We Built the Wall, Truax shifts focus away from the much-discussed physical "wall" proposed by President Trump towards the considerably more real and complex bureaucratic wall already set in place to block asylum seekers from gaining entry into the United States.  

Checking your privilege. Invisible knapsacks. Intersectionality. In his new book from Verso, Mistaken Identity: Race and Class in the Age of Trump, Asad Haider questions the terms and concepts that underpin much liberal and left conversation about race and racism, exploring critiques advanced by the black radical tradition to mount a thoroughgoing demolition of what we now refer to as "identity politics" — something that had a quite different meaning when it was first coined by the black, radical lesbian feminists of the Combahee River Collective. This is not a book that dismisses racism and sexism. Quite to the contrary. Haider shows that we can only confront and defeat oppressions like racism and sexism if we recognize their relationship to the capitalist exploitation of the working class as a whole. The corollary is also true: capitalism can never be defeated without recognizing and fighting the various oppressions that help sustain it. Thanks to Verso Books. Check out We Built the Wall: How the US Keeps Out Asylum Seekers from Mexico, Central America and Beyond by Eileen Truax (versobooks.com/books/2606-we-built-the-wall) and Old Gods, New Enigmas: Marx’s Lost Theory by Mike Davis (versobooks.com/books/2779-old-gods-new-enigmas).   And support this podcast with $ and access our weekly newsletter at patreon.com/TheDig  

Mike and Ting talk about Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Destiny 2 and disappointments in gaming. The “book club” game is: Red Dead Redemption. Finish The Assault on Fort Mercer by the next episode! Discuss: @lostlevelsclub /r/lostlevelsclub Lost Levels Club on YouTube mike.and.ting@lostlevels.club Show Notes: People Try Pizza Dipped In Milk (YouTube) North Korea accuses John McCain of 'blasphemy' for calling Kim Jong-un 'that crazy fat kid' Does “pants” more commonly mean “trousers” or “underpants”? Unshoeboxing the Hello Internet Sneakers (YouTube) Zelda: Breath of the Wild - How to Dye Clothes, Change Armor Color Lomei Labyrinth Island Get Epona, Wolf Link, Plus Other Amiibo Rewards Breath of the Wild Korok Seed Locations Guide: How To Unlock Tarrey Town, Zelda: Breath Of The Wild's Amazing Hidden Gem "Just parry the Guardian's laser" (YouTube) Breath of the Wild would be a perfect game if you could just pet the dogs We Built a Crazy Flying Machine in Zelda: Breath of the Wild (YouTube) Breath of the Wild Any% Speedrun in 41:25 (YouTube) Zelda BotW Bird-Man Research 7615.8m Landing on Eventide Island (YouTube) Destiny 2 – “Rally the Troops” Worldwide Reveal Trailer The Messy, True Story Behind The Making Of Destiny Bill Nighy on IMDB Nurofen Cold & Flu Cyborg R.A.T. 9 Gaming Mouse Absolute - DJ Taka - DDR 5th Mix (YouTube) HEAVY RAIN - Shaun Glitch (YouTube) Mass Effect: Andromeda on Metacritic Friendless Space: Why Master Of Orion 3 Is Important Damsel in Distress: Part 2 - Tropes vs Women in Video Games (YouTube) Revisiting Deus Ex: Invisible War, one of PC gaming's biggest disappointments What's up with all the "with rice 9/10"?