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this is one heck of a name, but i'll take it lol. leave me a voice message here: https://anchor.fm/mickdonalds glad to be back :') --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mickdonalds/message

Luke 18:18-30 18 And a ruler asked him, “Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” 19 And Jesus said to him, “Why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone.   20 You know the commandments: ‘Do not commit adultery, Do not murder, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Honor your father and mother.'”   21 And he said, “All these I have kept from my youth.”   22 When Jesus heard this, he said to him, “One thing you still lack. Sell all that you have and distribute to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.”   23 But when he heard these things, he became very sad, for he was extremely rich.   24 Jesus, seeing that he had become sad, said, “How difficult it is for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God!   25 For it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God.”   26 Those who heard it said, “Then who can be saved?”   27 But he said, “What is impossible with man is possible with God.”   28 And Peter said, “See, we have left our homes and followed you.”   29 And he said to them, “Truly, I say to you, there is no one who has left house or wife or brothers or parents or children, for the sake of the kingdom of God,   30 who will not receive many times more in this time, and in the age to come eternal life.”   What do you have?

"So far," writes Tom Shakespeare, "the pub has weathered the tides of history and adapted to every change...so far." But Tom argues that, in the aftermath of months of closure, this great British institution is now in peril and we all have a role in saving it. Producer: Adele Armstrong

It's a holiday, but the Washington Football Talk podcast doesn't know what holidays are, so JP Finlay, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey got together on Zoom to record another edition of their show. To start, the guys react to Chris Polian's addition to the front office. After that, they each give three bold predictions about how Washington's offseason will unfold, ranging from what signings they'll make in free agency to which QB they'll take in the draft. And because they can't ever stick to script, they then keep giving bonus predictions on top of their original ones and weirdly end up debating whether they'll ever be back in a locker room again. Then, to close, they toss to their interview with Taylor Heinicke, who offers up insight on his mindset, his appreciation for Scott Turner and how he's waiting for Heineken to give him a call. If you like podcasts where JP yells at Mitch for fake enthusiasm and Pete debates whether he should buy a car, then this is the episode for you.

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The Hunger Task Force in Milwaukee is continuing to work quickly to get the Farmers to Families food boxes out across Wisconsin.  Those boxes include a lot of Wisconsin food products.  Pam visits with Sherrie Tussler, director of the task force. The covid vaccine rollout is underway, but scammers are targeting the elderly and people in underserved areas like rural Wisconsin.  Sean Voskul with AARP gives us a rundown on what you need to watch out for with scams. Markets are back on track after the Martin Luther King holiday.  John Hineberg reviews the USDA World Ag Supply Report and the discusses the battle for acres between corn/soybeans/wheat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't get me wrong, your ability to say “chicken” and “noodles” is gold-star worthy, but if variety is the spice of life, then Chinese food is the spice rack. In this “tantalizing” podcast lesson we'll help you order some traditional dishes in China in Mandarin Chinese…without looking at that picture menu. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/0042

Don’t get me wrong, your ability to say “chicken” and “noodles” is gold-star worthy, but if variety is the spice of life, then Chinese food is the spice rack. In this “tantalizing” podcast lesson we’ll help you order some traditional dishes in China in Mandarin Chinese…without looking at that picture menu. Episode link: https://www.chinesepod.com/0042

The brothers discuss Josh's wild idea that power plays not be broken up between periods---that instead, the period is extended to allow the full two minutes. Matt is warm to the idea but has some questions. What do you think?And as the title reveals, the boys debate whether they'd rather have a power play or a penalty shot. Which would you take? Tune in for that and way, way more in this packed episode!In this show:-No Pasta? No problem. Bruins thrive sans Pastrnak and Rask (Halak holding strong)-Personal goal songs?-"Johnny Hockey"-Korean pro Baseball League-Power play or penalty shot: Which would you rather?-Don't break up PPs betwen periods!-Just give a poke check!-Nate MacKinnon-Crouse fight (or ragdoll) reminiscent of Crosby-Niskanen-We know it's OT. We don't need the dying seconds "highlight"Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tiwnt72CSSE

Woodsy and Craig continue in the 8am hour with more baseball talk, but with another player (Nick Markakis) opting out of the 2020 season, the guys ask "what will it take for MLB to cancel the season?"  Is the 2020 season still in danger? Listen here!

The US election was always going to be bizarre and the addition of Kanye West looks set to only make it more...well 2020. Taking to Twitter this weekend, Kanye West announced that he is joining the US Presidential Race.   We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future. I am running for president of the United States 🇺🇸! #2020VISION — ye (@kanyewest) July 5, 2020 Tesla CEO, Elon Musk and Kanye's wife, Kim Kardashian West have both voiced their support for his bid. But given there's only four months until the election, can Kanye West actually get in the race? And is he in with a chance? Today FM news' Andrew Louth spoke to Dermot and Dave about Kanye's chances and what that'll mean for Team Trump and Team Biden. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/07/06120227/1045-Andrew-Louth-on-Kanye-West.mp3"][/audio]    

Hulu's original animated series Solar Opposites has quickly become a hit for the streaming platform. From the creators behind Rick and Morty, this animated sitcom focuses on a family of aliens who crashland on Earth with the intention of terraforming it. But when they start to understand what makes humans special and unique, they might just learn to love the backward bipedal terrestrials. Probably not though. What'll probably happen is either the shrunken humans trapped in the Wall will revolt and find a way to take vengeance against their alien captor, or the Pupa will achieve its ultimate purpose and destroy the Earth as we know it. Maybe both will happen. Maybe neither. All we know is, we hope that Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan have an endgame in mind so that Solar Opposites doesn't try to milk its genuinely funny premise until the inevitable heat death of the universe. Listen in and see if you agree! - Support the Show through Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/saturdaymourningcartoons - Want to find our cohosts online? Dave Trumbore collider.com/author/dave-trumbore Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrClawMD Buy the book 'The Science of Breaking Bad' - https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/science-breaking-bad Sean Paul Ellis IG and twitter @seanpaulellis Performer at Washington Improv Theater where you can find tickets and times. The Bureau podcast: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Comedy-Podcasts/The-Bureau-p1290704/ If you are digging our show and want to help you out, then you can do so in the following ways: 1. Recommend a cartoon to us: Call us and leave a message at 202-681-4406. If you call then we will 100% review you recommendations if we haven't watched the cartoon yet. 2. Leave a review on iTunes with the following message titled "Yumyulack?“ with the review, “Or Funyulack?" 3. Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SaturdayMourningCartoons/ 4. Follow us on twitter @MourningToons 5. Check us out on Instagram @SaturdayMourningCartoons

Hulu's original animated series Solar Opposites has quickly become a hit for the streaming platform. From the creators behind Rick and Morty, this animated sitcom focuses on a family of aliens who crashland on Earth with the intention of terraforming it. But when they start to understand what makes humans special and unique, they might just learn to love the backward bipedal terrestrials. Probably not though. What'll probably happen is either the shrunken humans trapped in the Wall will revolt and find a way to take vengeance against their alien captor, or the Pupa will achieve its ultimate purpose and destroy the Earth as we know it. Maybe both will happen. Maybe neither. All we know is, we hope that Justin Roiland and Mike McMahan have an endgame in mind so that Solar Opposites doesn't try to milk its genuinely funny premise until the inevitable heat death of the universe. Listen in and see if you agree!

What'll happen if you're connected with someone who you don't see eye to eye with on recent issues? Whether it's a client or you're a customer, do you have a decision that will you make and does the status of your business play a factor in your decision? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

ဒီနေ့ ကျွန်တော့် Podcast Episode 11 မှာတော့ Covid-19 ကို ကျန်းမာရေးရှုထောင့်ကနေ သုံးသပ်ထားတာလေး တင်ဆက်သွားဖို့ ရှိပါတယ်။ ဒေါက်တာဦးကြည်မင်း နဲ့ စကားပြောထားတာလေး ပါဝင်ပြီး၊ ထွန်းအိန္ဒြာဗို ရဲ့ ကျန်းမာရေးလောကသားတွေရဲ့ ပေးဆပ်မှုအတွက် ဂုဏ်ပြုသီဆိုထားတဲ့ သီချင်းလေးလည်း ပါဝင်ပါတယ်ခင်ဗျာ။ In this Episode (11), it is all about talkshow with Dr. Kyi Min for Covid-19 with recent popular song by Htun Aeindra Bo. | Website: https://www.thihathetraveller.com | | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/travellerthiha | | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thihalulin | | Email me @ thihalulin@gmail.com |

New episodes daily on IG LIVE (@rapsucksradio) every Sun-Thu, 8pm (PDT).Children, Children...are the future (follow up). • What'll they think of next?

How To Sell Anything to Anyone Some of you might be familiar with this video from Dan Lok where he talks about getting someone to sell him a random pen. If you haven't watched it, you may be familiar with this scene in Wolf of Wall Street where a character asks someone to sell them a random pen. The concept is simple - they were trying to learn how to sell anything to anyone. This is how I think you can achieve that. Hook First, you've got to come up with the hook. A hook is something that will grab your attention. Is it that clickbait title? Is it the thumbnail? The caption? Whatever it is, you've got to grab your audience's attention. There are tons of content out there, whether it's on Facebook, YouTube or Instagram. Your goal is to make them pause for that one second and have them click on it so they can consume your content. Story After grabbing their attention, you've got to retain it. This is the fun part to me, because I love sharing and I believe that people love stories. People are constantly following other people on the internet, in hopes of getting to witness some stories. Storytime videos are available on YouTube. People make threads where they tell stories on Twitter. People love typing long stories on Instagram. Tell your story, in relation to the product you're selling. Going back to the pen example, if I were to attach a story to a pain that would increase its value, I would probably come up with a story where this pen was the exact brand and type that was used to sign a country's independence. Suddenly, this pen's perceived value is higher. Offer Now comes another fun part - the offer. You see, you have to understand that your offer is not your product or your service. Your offer is a curated package of everything that comes WITH your product. Take gym memberships for example, people love to sell a one month gym membership and give you three months for free. That's a bad offer, because people can easily model you, and suddenly your offer isn't unique or good anymore. What if I told you that I would give you a pre-recorded training by three top personal trainers when you sign up for a one-month gym membership, along with a three-meal meal plan for the entire month, and a list of recommended supplements you would need? This is what I would coin an irresistible offer. All these added bonuses are easy to obtain too and you just need to prepare the material once! This is how you sell anything to anyone - by using Hook, Story and Offer. What'll really get them is when you bundle things up in your offer, but to get them to see your offer, make sure you've got the hook and the story. Listen in to learn more! Instagram: @wilsonkomala hello@kingsmaker.co Also, get your FREE copy of ContentBox (100+Social Media Content Ideas) by joining our group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/kingsmaker

On LGHL’s Outside the Shoe podcast, we talk all things Ohio State athletics that happen outside the confines of the Horseshoe.  On today’s show, Meredith attempts to answer the question of what the next NCAA sanctioned sport will be. She also explores the Committee on Women’s Athletics, which focuses on identifying emerging sports for women. This committee played a key role in adding women’s rowing to the list of NCAA-sanctioned sports — a sport in which Ohio State’s program has three titles. The group also influenced the addition of women’s ice hockey to the NCAA ranks, with the Buckeyes benefiting once again, having earned a conference championship this season.  The main players on the current list of emerging sports for women include rugby, equestrian and triathlon. However, there are other sports, like women’s wrestling, that are also up for consideration.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hop aboard the Runabout Szalinski! This week, we're saddling up our best ant and talk Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's "One Little Ship", the goofy homage to sci-fi shrinking stories of yesterday! What'll they think of next, a giant baby? Help support Into the Wormhole directly by joining us on www.patreon.com/wormholepodcast today!

Welcome to the StickinRink Podcast! Your home for Vancouver Canucks Talk, and everything else you need to know from three local Vancouver hockey fans. Proudly presented by The Hockey Podcast Network. Where we stand (3:48 - 13:31) End of COVID (14:31 - 17:56) What'll happen to sports (17:57 - 24:08) Elijahs pro tip (24:22 - 26:23) The big question (28:19 - 31:57) with a long answer... (31:58 - 41:09) Follow us @stickinrinkpod @hockeypodnet Sponsor: Southern Scholar Promo Code "THPN" southernscholar.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiA…3BoCW2sQAvD_BwE Powered by: CoolHockey http://CoolHockey.com/THPN

So the Philippine Stock Market will halt all trading activities starting today and will continue to do so until further notice. Whats next? What'll happen to the market when trading's online again? All we can do now is make sure that we're healthy along with our family and friends. A lot of businesses and workers will be affected by this community quarantine in Luzon. Let's hope that this virus will be obliterated soon. Once we overcome this pandemic, we'll see how the market looks and start assessing if it's a good time to buy stocks.

Kiri Masters is the Founder & CEO of Bobsled Marketing, a New York-based agency specializing in Digital Marketing through the Amazon platform. Her agency serves manufacturers across all Amazon operations, including brand protection, advertising, and organic marketing functions. Bobsled is a team of 25 Amazon experts that consumer brands rely upon to triage Amazon's revolving policies, programs, and best practices.  Kiri also writes a weekly column for Forbes about Amazon and is the author of two books, the latest co-written with Mark Powers titled Amazon for CMOS. She spent the early part of her career in commercial banking with JPMorgan Chase in New York. She's a dedicated entrepreneur, having two successful businesses under her belt and finds joy in sharing her knowledge with fellow entrepreneurs and marketers. In this episode, G. Steven Cleere is joined by Kiri Masters to talk about some of the recent changes happening in Amazon. They discuss Amazon’s algorithms, Amazon's invite-only vendor program, FBM & FBA sellers, and how enhanced content works. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [01:49] How Kiri came up with the idea for Bobsled & choosing her market [05:18] CPG firms' attitudes toward Amazon [07:27] Did Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods affect Kiri's clients? [10:37] Should smaller brands be fulfilled by Amazon? [14:45] Amazon's invite-only vendor program [16:48] Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM) vs Fulfilled by Amazon (Prime eligibility) sellers [22:30] Amazon algorithms & driving outside traffic to Amazon [26:00] What to expect with paid search [29:00] How enhanced content & brand registry works [32:30] Kiri's reason for writing the book, 'Amazon for CMOs' [37:12] The Marketplace Institute [41:31] What'll happen to Amazon in the near future? [44:53] Kiri's advice for fellow entrepreneurs Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Resources Mentioned in this episode Bobsled Marketing  About Kiri Masters  Amazon for CMOS book  The Marketplace Institute  Connect with Steve Kitchen2Shelf  About Me NexxtLevel Marketing Sponsor for this episode Our podcast was brought to you today by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen to Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen to Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow.   

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2YkvWdUUNQ Published on Jan 30, 2018. The supertelescopes are coming, enormous ground and space-based observatories that’ll let us directly observe the atmospheres of distant worlds. We know there’s life on Earth, and our atmosphere tells the tale, so can we do the same thing with extrasolar planets? It turns out, coming up with a single biosignature, a chemical in the atmosphere that tells you that yes, absolutely, there’s life on that world, is really tough.   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs. Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too! Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://astrogear.spreadshirt.com/ for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by Astrosphere New Media. http://www.astrosphere.org/ Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

2019 has been fun. Some really good music. Everyone should be bullish on hardcore right now. Celebrate good times. But... what came out this year that has lasting value? What'll get spins in five years? Ten years? What'll be listened to by the post-humans who crawl from the caves after the water wars? This episode is all about having TRACKS. Who got'm?

In this episode, we explore an obvious but difficult truth: We never really know how things will play out. Drawing from many recent personal examples, I explain how this concept solidified in my mind and how it shaped my future thinking. You'll like this if you enjoy super honest, real episodes. DM me on Instagram @mika.yeap or Twitter @mikayeap to chat about this!

Sure, we know about Anthony Rendon and Mookie Betts, but there are more options should those fall through. Jeff looks at a few of those and talks about a post he saw on MLBTradeRumors.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the third week of Octdoughberfest 2019: The Ate-TL, the 'boys are joined by Joe Saunders (Comedy Bang! Bang!, The Breadcast) to review The Varsity, an Atlanta-founded chain serving chili dogs and burgers. Plus, a local edition of Drank or Stank.Sources for this Week's Intro:Nipsey Russell, a Comic With a Gift for Verse, Dies at 80 by Mel Watkinshttps://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/arts/nipsey-russell-a-comic-with-a-gift-for-verse-dies-at-80.htmlNipsey Russell: The Smile Lives On from NPRhttps://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4944395The Varsity Celebrates 90 Years in Atlanta by Caroline Sandershttps://gardenandgun.com/articles/varsity-atlanta-history/What'll ya have, Alpharetta? by Walter Woodshttps://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/stories/2002/06/10/story4.htmlThe Varsity - Living History from Georgia Techhttp://www.livinghistory.gatech.edu/s/1481/45-lh/index.aspx?pgid=10021&gid=45&cid=20691The Varsity Websitehttps://thevarsity.com/about

Mike and Wes discuss the keys to victory on defense (:56) and offense (7:57) against the Vikings and take a quick glance at other key Week 2 games in the NFC North (14:59) and elsewhere in the NFC (17:13).

Rethinking Hell contributor Chris Date interviews Billy Wendeln and Matt Chisholm, hosts of the Bible Brodown podcast, to discuss their mid-2017 study of hell and why they ended up leaving behind the doctrine of eternal torment. Links: https://biblebrodown.com https://biblebrodown.com/blog/hell-part-1 https://biblebrodown.com/blog/hell-part-2 https://www.facebook.com/groups/BibleBrodown/ 

Surface's own Ryan Waddoups and Fernando Mastrangelo of FMS speak candidly, and at times critically, about the progress, or lack thereof, regarding design fairs. The most compelling part of the dialogue is in what these two imagine for the future of those fairs and the industry they support. Waddoups is a millennial who has established an authoritative voice in the design world via his articles in Surface Magazine and ownership of Surface's Design Dispatch newsletter. Fernando Mastrangelo is an established designer with his ear to the ground for emerging talent in the field. There's no better duo to speculate, optimistically but realistically, about what comes next... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-good-company/support

Returning to the Bite Size format, Adam and Zac drink an iced tea with cheese foam atop! What'll they think of next?!?! Courses served: Full review of Teadom Cheese-Topped Tea Get in touch: facebook.com/cruelpod twitter.com/cruelpod instagram.com/cruelpod cruelpod@gmail.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm. It's edited by Andrew de Souza. Andrew also wrote and performed the theme song.

The Jets All The Way Podcast digs into the great Mike Maccagnan-Adam Gase fallout. Who's to blame? What'll happen moving forward? The New York Jets are now Gase's franchise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David is already a scummy producer. What'll happen when he starts watching a TV that shows him his future?

0:03 - Scary Alzheimer’s Nightmares1:10 - Zuckerberg and The Social Network2:47 - “we’re professionals”4:22 - 19.4 happened16:36 - what is Captain Marvel’s superpower? 24:54 - James Gunn is back26:50 - Avengers: Endgame trailer game is weak on purpose 43:50 - more movies are coming?47:50 - Armen is going to Ireland! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Podcasts from A Diet of Brussels, talking about the issues around the UK's referendum on membership of the EU. Website: www.adietofbrussels.com

this week sal talks about how he doesn’t usually like female singers and then quickly changes his tune. We talk about Brandy Clark and all of her wonderfullness. Remember her name because were gonna do more of her stuff later down the line.   Reminder folks Sal's album "Heroes" drops May 22nd, make sure to pick it up on iTunes, Google or wherever you get your music!   Follow the show and guys on social media: @CoverSongSunday @andrew_shaver_guitarist @SalGMusic   Email the show with questions/request at: CoverSongSunday03@gmail.com   Subscribe to our YouTube page https://bit.ly/2uf1klC

On this episode of Locked On Spurs, the San Antonio Spurs will face the Philadelphia 76ers tonight to close out their 6-game home stand. What'll it take for the Spurs to pick up a win versus one of the NBA's best? Also on the show, the Spurs blew a 21-point lead versus the Bulls recently. What in the world happened? Join host Jeff Garcia and guest James Pledger of ESPN San Antonio's "Saturday Morning Hangover" as they discuss this as well as enjoy some geek time to close the show.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A former bank CEO, a librarian, a television personality, a historian and a philanthropist walk into a bar. The bartender says, "What'll it be, Mr. Kemper?" Kansas City really loves Crosby Kemper. If you don't believe that... YOU try getting 84% of local citizens to support a $2.8 million annual tax levy to increase your budget. Crosby III shares his wonderful wit and wisdom with your humble hosts.  

What makes a planet a planet? Why haven't we gone back to the moon? What'll happen to the International space station when we're done with it? Dr Karl is away for the month, so science journalist Bianca Nogrady is stepping in to be your science sherpa on triple j. Joining her today was Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith, astrophysicist with the CSIRO!

In this episode I will look at two Philip K. Dick tales that make up a single story. "Stand-by" and "What'll We Do WIth Ragland Park" together make a short novel about the media, automated political power, folk music, and posthumanism.

Wine Pairings for Easter One of the few female wine-makers in America, Susie Selby, offers her vast knowledge of wine pairings for the Easter season. What'll you drink with ham? What about lamb or fish? Selby also discusses the sacramental history of wine as it applies to Easter and Christianity. Fun! Hockey podcaster, Mike Walters joins Phil Hulett to co-host. Together they launch into the following stories: A new pill treats peanut allergies in children. Adidas made out of ocean plastic. It seems McDonald's can please anybody these days. It's use it or lose it time for your gift card at this retailer. Are weapons in bed a good idea when your significant other is jealous? Which countries make the top ten happiest list? It's Peep Season! Look out for the foot fetish guy!AHere's a great new use for a crock pot. Is SnapChat doomed? A 100 year old woman's secret to longevity. And finally, is a minor leage baseball rule change about to turn the sport of baseball on it's ear? #SaveTheStudio

IT'S TIME FOR THE BIG ONE!! Strap yourself in as Talking Games gets down to the business of Bobby, Kelsey, Justin, Matt and Huw cutting a long list of 2017's biggest and brightest down to a mere 10. What'll make the cut, who'll stand and fight for the games they love, whose games will fall by the wayside and which game in this super stacked of years be crowned Talking Games number one video game of 2017?! It's all come down to this!

When astronomers scan the atmospheres of other worlds, they’ll be looking for gases to confirm that yes, indeed, there’s life there. It turns out, this is actually pretty tough.

Jupiter will swim through the Deep Waters of Scorpio for 13 Months. Are we ready to expand the Arts of the Heart? Do we need to get burned to grow or can we choose a curriculum of Bliss? Featuring "Scorpion," a song I wrote during a deep post-Dalcination Dissolution period six years ago with Jupiter staring at my Sun from the other side of the wheel. Time for those seeds to flower into something worth sniffing ;). What'll be for you? Love and Planets, Gemini Brett www.MoreThanAstrology.com www.Facebook.com/ArtsOfTheChart

Join your favorite squad of "losers" on a journey through the sewers of Derry, Maine as we discuss the 2017 film adaptation of Stephen King's "IT." How does Bill Skarsgård's Pennywise compare to Tim Curry's performance in the 1990 miniseries? Why did director Andrés Muschietti give Mike's character so little to do? How many clowns is TOO many clowns? Listen now for our thoughts, and don't worry — you'll float too.0:29 - Intro (Where's Susan? Who's Ben?)4:00 - What Losers Club member are you?11:33 - Fear, "IT," and the case of Pennywise18:17 - Drooling, lip gloss, or both? The Babadook thinks it's hot21:00 - The scariest scene / Mary doesn't understand projectors22:57 - "We all float" - literally27:17 - Our big problem: WHERE IS MIKE?!33:06 - What'll happen to Mike in the next movie - http://ew.com/movies/2017/09/11/stephen-king-it-sequel-details/37:55 - Suspicious adults and speculation about their roles39:43 - ALL THINGS BEV43:10 - Bev and sex and teen boys 47:00 - Bev's biggest fear49:50 - Emily has a crush on Jonathan Brandis (also, who is our fave new actor?)55:16 - Ben doesn't like the haunted house59:40 - The weird kids TV show 1:01:00 - Child orgy. Yes it exists - https://moviepilot.com/p/stephen-king-it-sex-scene-disturbing-2017-movie/42490791:04:40 - Susan's special message!1:08:50 - A "Silver Linings Playbook" question for Ben!1:10:53 - What's next? What's on the blog? Mother!!!Thanks again to the inimitable Ben for filling in for Susan this week! Next time on #BSG: All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood.

What'll happen when Audioboom stops "free accounts" - charges £10 per month? Some people will move to Anchor. Paul O'Mahony uses Audioboom & Anchor. You hear Paul talk about what's going on.

This episode, we've got a timeless WrestleMania classic between two legendary superstars; a really fun and interesting dark horse of a match from a recent episode of NXT; and a match we've already had to watch and talk about twice on this podcast. You read that right -- the Random Match Generator is on the fritz again. Nonetheless, we watched the match it selected -- again -- and hopefully were able to bring a few new insights to light. At least some chuckles. But, hey! The two matches before it are really fun! Watch 'em below, and join us for some chit-chat. Also: Jason reveals his pick for next episode early, and calls out the RMG! What'll happen next time? - Joe's pick: Andrade "Cien" Almas vs Oney Lorcan, NXT 383, March 22, 2017 - Jason's pick: Kurt Angle vs Shawn Michaels, WrestleMania 21, April 3, 2005 - RMG pick: Goldust vs Ultimate Warrior, King of the Ring tournament qualifiers, Raw 161, May 27, 1996

Our first episode of tales set at sea and among sea-going folk: The Captain's Log, The Dark Gentleman, and other stories. Music: Creepy — Bensound.com.   James: Here are some totally made up tales brought to you by the magic of the internet. First this episode: The Captain's Log. James/Andrew (alternating) Once, the Captain was writing a log entry when he noticed out the window that there was another ship following them. That seemed strange, because no one had charted these waters before him. He did what he would normally do when sighting another ship: he wrote down its bearing and approximate distance, and ordered the bosun to raise more sail in order to get distance between them. After darkness had fallen, they changed course in order to lose them. Sailing in the darkness by dead of night, a ship felt like a world of its own. Gliding nearly silently through the black waters, crested with a rime of white catching the moonlight, the crew spoke softly in case they should be overheard by any other beings. Sunrise brought a fresh breeze and no sign of the ship, but that very evening it appeared once more. At dusk it was gaining on them, but once darkness fell they changed course to avoid them. Sunrise came again and brought an empty horizon. The third night a hush descended on the ship. You could hear a pin drop. From astern there came the sound of a woman crying. Her sobs rended the hearts of the men, so much was it a call to their own loneliness. "Beware!" cried the Captain. "'Tis a sprite!" But the men paid no heed, tacked the ship towards the sobbing, and tried to rescue her. One by one, they jumped into the water over the rail. One by one, they swam towards the heart-rending sound. And one by one, their sounds faded into nothingness. Finally only the Captain and the First Mate remained on the ship. "Don't you go in," said the Captain, but too late. Come morning the boat was full of men once more — climbing up the mast, hanging from the spars, and scrubbing the deck. The Captain looked around in great surprise. Returning to his cabin, he made an entry in the log reading: July Fourteenth. The crew have been replaced by fairies. God have mercy on my soul. Seventeen years later, the floating hull was discovered by a Royal Navy vessel, which determined that the boat had been abandoned, and all aboard had perished.  They found the Captain's log, the final entry still wet.   James: Chase … Andrew: Away … James: Your … Andrew: Demons … James: By … Andrew: Going … James: To … Andrew: Sea.   James: Make … Andrew: Biscuits … James: Using … Andrew: Flour … James: And … Andrew: Weevils … James: They'll … Andrew: Taste … James: Crunchy … Andrew: And … James: Delicious.   Andrew: Damp … James: Will … Andrew: Get … James: Everywhere … Andrew: When … James: You … Andrew: Are … James: At … Andrew: Sea. That wasn't really a proverb; that was just a fact. James: It was just a statement of fact.   Andrew: Rum … James: And … Andrew: Sodomy … James: Neither … Andrew: Are … James: Welcome … Andrew: In … James: My … Andrew: Navy. James: Rum and sodomy. I mean it's really just the Georgian Navy's equivalent of 'Netflix and Chill.'   Setting … Andrew: Sail … James: From … Andrew: Southampton … James: We … Andrew: Encountered … James: Three … Andrew: Witches … James: Floating … Andrew: On … James: The … Andrew: Surface … James: Of … Andrew: The … James: Sea. Andrew: One … James: Told … Andrew: Us … James: That … Andrew: Our … James: Voyage … Andrew: Would … James: Be … Andrew: Successful. James: One … Andrew: Told … James: Us … Andrew: That … James: Our … Andrew: Voyage … James: Would … Andrew: Be … James: Traumatic. Andrew: The … James: Third … Andrew: Told … James: us … Andrew: That … James: Our … Andrew: Voyage … James: Would … Andrew: Be … James: Long. Andrew: Which … James: Witch … Andrew: Was … James: Telling … Andrew: The … James: Truth?   And now: The Dark Gentleman.   Andrew/James (alternating): The morning of the ninth day of the month of May, the ship broke free of its mooring, and started to float towards the mouth of the harbour. Aboard was a distinguished gentleman, who was known throughout the land as a practitioner of the Dark Arts. He had a small moustache and black hair, an avuncular face but long talon-like fingers. He had paid for a cabin across the Atlantic Ocean. The men muttered amongst themselves superstitiously, but accepted his presence since their pay had been raised thanks to his generosity. He intended to spend the voyage shut in his room reading about the newest discoveries in the occult realm. His colleagues in the New World were anxious that he should be ready to assist in their Great Endeavour upon his arrival. His routine was to rise at dawn, read a paper from his colleagues and pray for safe weather to his guardian demons. After breakfast he would jog around the poop deck before settling down into another book. So passed the many hours and days at sea, until on the thirtieth day of the voyage a cry was raised by the lookout. "Ship astern!" There was a black sailed ship some half mile off, emerging from a mist. The Captain immediately summoned the officers, and the Dark Gentleman. "I fear that we are being tracked by pirates. We must load the cannon and prepare to defend ourselves." "Or," said the Dark Man, "we could simply repel them using…" And here he trailed off, and suggestively made a twirling shape with his fingers. The Captain was a practical man and didn't think that this would work, but gave it the go ahead anyway while preparing the cannon. The magician sat cross legged on the fore deck, surrounded by his Dark Objects. He lit a candle, made a sacrifice of his own blood, and started chanting in runic verse. The cannon was loaded, and the Captain ordered it pointed at the vessel gaining fast on them. Before he could fire the other vessel caught fire and burned to the water line. The Captain looked in astonishment and gasped. "What did you do?" The magician did not respond, but packed his Dark Objects away into his special chest, smiled, and descended back to his cabin. The crew grumbled once more. Later that day, the Captain ventured to the cabin of the Dark Master, and knocked. "Come," came a voice. "I've been wondering what —" "Yes," said the magician. "They came, of course, for me. I am the only man who knows how to unlock the magic of the Philosopher's Stone. One of my brethren in the New World has discovered such a Stone — or so he thinks — and I am heading to help him create unlimited wealth for all humankind. What will the pirates do now that gold will be valueless? Ah! That is why they want to kill me," explained the magician. "They cannot comprehend the enormity, or the wonder, of this discovery. I'm afraid that we will have to part ways at this juncture." So the magician folded his hands, lowered his gaze, and vanished. The End.   James: I'm James, and I'm here with Andrew. These stories were recorded without advanced planning and then lightly edited for the discerning listeners. Join us next time for more totally made up tales. We set out one morning from Southampton. Three witches on the water, oh aye. Oh the three witches of the Isle of White, the three witches of White … Andrew: Who've all been … The White Witches. James: The White Witches. What'll they tell you then? They said that our journey would be long and arduous but successful. Oh that's not bad. Told us it would be full of fire and brimstone, and that we'd all die. Oh. That's more specific than they usually are. Yeah, yeah. We're going home now. Andrew: I thought the third witch was going to say both of them are lying or something like two of us are lying. James: Oh yes. It's… oh, gosh. Two of us are lying. Well she has to tell the truth then 'cause otherwise it's a logical thing isn't it? Andrew: Unless all three of them were lying. James: Or all … Yes. Or one of them was lying. Andrew: Her. James: Her. Or she was an inconsistent narrator. Which would be a bigger problem.

In retrospect, I suppose it was inevitable that the entire UK wasn't going to spend the next two weeks on the edge of its seat about the outcome of the West Midlands mayoral election. Anyway. What does Theresa May's decision to call a snap general election on 8 June mean for the metro mayor contests scheduled for 4 May? Will focusing minds on national politics make Tory victories more likely? Is the LibDem fightback really a thing? What'll it do to turnout? To help answer these and other equally fascinating questions, Jonn is joined by two of his colleagues from the New Statesman's politics desk, Stephen Bush and Patrick Maguire. If you've ever wanted to know Stephen's views on which preferential voting system is the worst, then this is the podcast for you. Skylines is the podcast from the New Statesman's cities site, CityMetric. It's hosted by Jonn Elledge. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Only a couple subjects to cover tonight.  Maybe a brief "get off my lawn" rant on this new Virtual Reality thing. First let me give you some rather bad news.  Podiobooks.com has been sold to a site called Scribl.  Podiobooks is still there.  Sort of.  The stuff I've already posted is still on that site.  So far. Thing is, Scribl is all about _selling_ audio versions of books.  Podiobooks was about giving away audio versions of books, and accepting donations, if any.  There weren't many donations, or at least I didn't see many.  Lots of downloads and listeners, not so much with the money. So, Scribl the sellers of audiobooks, don't accept anything using Creative Commons content.  Can't sell something licensed for only non-commercial use.  And even if I decided my recordings were not so licensed... I use Creative Commons licensed music and sound effects.  I'd have to pay for commercially usable music to support the Public Domain books I record.  And of course I can't afford to do that. Higher bitrates, that I could manage.  A few minor technical changes, maybe.  Paying money I don't have for audio I don't want to use just doesn't make sense for me. So while I've been preparing both the books I've been recording for posting to Podiobooks over the months I've been producing them... I can no longer put them on Podiobooks, because Scribl sets the rules there now, and I can't afford to fulfill their requirements.  The only place my recordings of these books will be available will be on my own website.  Which will be disappointing, because I don't have the audience Podiobooks has had.  And I won't be able to do that final stage of posting Mike Hampston's book on Podiobooks, either, because I don't have the right licensing on the music I used to back those recordings, and I don't have the right permissions from the author to put it there anyway.  Not on a commercial site like Scribl. I suppose I might put the recordings on Librivox.  The old books like Everlasting Man would be fine there.  Don't think I can put Mike's book there.  So all in all, after years of work... that kinda sucks.  I can understand Evo selling the place.  He's not obligated to keep it up just for someone like me.  But that kinda breaks my plans.  And I don't know what to do next. And that other thing... I've seen a lot of coverage of all the swell new-ish tech they offer now for trying Virtual Reality.  Got yer basic wrap-around headsets, and special motion controllers and whatnot.  All very shiny, new and expensive.  Tend to require more powerful computers and more powerful graphic cards.  Also very shiny and new. But once I thought that through, the tech is all that's new.  I've been playing around in a simulated three-dee environment for several years now, Second Life.  No wrap-around goggles, just a keyboard and mouse to control interactions.  But still, it's a three-D environment, albeit rendered in two-D.  To be fair, sure the three-D effect is clever and new.  The fancier controllers are new.  To make all that work you'll need pretty heavy-duty graphics capabilities.  So does Second Life, but I don't think the machine I use for SL could manage that.  I'm sure playing with the new hardware will be fun for a while. And yet... What'll happen in these new VR worlds, in a social sense, will not be new.  You'll start with the early adopters, and for a while the only people there will be those people.  Exclusivity has a profound impact on the feel of any social environment, on computers or otherwise.  If you were there, you know that about every previous social site, for as long as there have been computers.  But then, of course, the companies trying to make money off all that will expand, and try to expand their audience.  Crowds of new folks will come.  The builders will come.  And so will the griefers.  The nice folks who treat each other well will be there, for a while.  And the bad folks who treat others evilly will be there, too. The new tech might allow new ways to interact and experience the environment.  That'll be swell.  But the people will still be people. So I figure if you want to know how VR in virtual worlds, as compared to 3D video shows from real life, will turn out... you'll come to Second Life.  The anonymity will most likely be the same.  The interactions without apparent consequences will be the same.  The loves will be the same, the hates will be the same.  People will be the same.  Only the technology will be different. VR will be, they say, immersive.  Second Life is immersive, too.  Takes some time to get used to.  So will VR.  It would be entirely possible to upgrade the existing SL to work somewhat with VR hardware.  It might not work well, but it's liable to be doable.  And for that matter, however hard, it'd likely be quicker and cheaper than building a whole new world from scratch.  Probably won't happen.  But it could. Anyway, if folks want to know what a real Virtual World, a real Metaverse would be like in a social sense, well, we can show you.  Second Life started out as an experiment in exactly that Metaverse like experience.  Been there, done that, got the virtual teeshirt. Some of it is wonderful.  Some of the people, in particular, are wonderful.  And some of it sucks.  The sucky parts suck disproportionally to the time and effort involved.  I suppose the same could be said for the wonderful parts.   I don't think saying any of that will change anyone's opinion of SL.  People who haven't been in SL, or been long enough to actually settle in, have already set their expectations in stone between their ears, and me talking here will probably not make a damn bit of difference.  I don't think much of anyone more will come to SL to find out what VR will turn out to be.   But it's the truth.  And if anyone is still interested in the truth anymore, this would be a good place to come find some of that particular truth.  We have more than a decade of experience in a laboratory for the beginnings of that same phenomenon.  Some of it will be new.  Most of it will not. Enjoy the magical new technology and hardware.  But don't expect magical changes to human nature.  Given time, you'll be in a place very much like here.  And from my experience of previous technological advances and changes, it'll probably be much less than what we already have.   Good night.  And good luck.   Show Theme "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com. Comment Line: 218-234-CALL   218-234-2255 Or the "Voicemail" widget on Grizzlysgrowls.com  Contributions: https://www.paypal.me/grizzlysgrowls Take the podcast survey, please?   Here's a link for you.  

Only a couple subjects to cover tonight.  Maybe a brief "get off my lawn" rant on this new Virtual Reality thing. First let me give you some rather bad news.  Podiobooks.com has been sold to a site called Scribl.  Podiobooks is still there.  Sort of.  The stuff I've already posted is still on that site.  So far. Thing is, Scribl is all about _selling_ audio versions of books.  Podiobooks was about giving away audio versions of books, and accepting donations, if any.  There weren't many donations, or at least I didn't see many.  Lots of downloads and listeners, not so much with the money. So, Scribl the sellers of audiobooks, don't accept anything using Creative Commons content.  Can't sell something licensed for only non-commercial use.  And even if I decided my recordings were not so licensed... I use Creative Commons licensed music and sound effects.  I'd have to pay for commercially usable music to support the Public Domain books I record.  And of course I can't afford to do that. Higher bitrates, that I could manage.  A few minor technical changes, maybe.  Paying money I don't have for audio I don't want to use just doesn't make sense for me. So while I've been preparing both the books I've been recording for posting to Podiobooks over the months I've been producing them... I can no longer put them on Podiobooks, because Scribl sets the rules there now, and I can't afford to fulfill their requirements.  The only place my recordings of these books will be available will be on my own website.  Which will be disappointing, because I don't have the audience Podiobooks has had.  And I won't be able to do that final stage of posting Mike Hampston's book on Podiobooks, either, because I don't have the right licensing on the music I used to back those recordings, and I don't have the right permissions from the author to put it there anyway.  Not on a commercial site like Scribl. I suppose I might put the recordings on Librivox.  The old books like Everlasting Man would be fine there.  Don't think I can put Mike's book there.  So all in all, after years of work... that kinda sucks.  I can understand Evo selling the place.  He's not obligated to keep it up just for someone like me.  But that kinda breaks my plans.  And I don't know what to do next. And that other thing... I've seen a lot of coverage of all the swell new-ish tech they offer now for trying Virtual Reality.  Got yer basic wrap-around headsets, and special motion controllers and whatnot.  All very shiny, new and expensive.  Tend to require more powerful computers and more powerful graphic cards.  Also very shiny and new. But once I thought that through, the tech is all that's new.  I've been playing around in a simulated three-dee environment for several years now, Second Life.  No wrap-around goggles, just a keyboard and mouse to control interactions.  But still, it's a three-D environment, albeit rendered in two-D.  To be fair, sure the three-D effect is clever and new.  The fancier controllers are new.  To make all that work you'll need pretty heavy-duty graphics capabilities.  So does Second Life, but I don't think the machine I use for SL could manage that.  I'm sure playing with the new hardware will be fun for a while. And yet... What'll happen in these new VR worlds, in a social sense, will not be new.  You'll start with the early adopters, and for a while the only people there will be those people.  Exclusivity has a profound impact on the feel of any social environment, on computers or otherwise.  If you were there, you know that about every previous social site, for as long as there have been computers.  But then, of course, the companies trying to make money off all that will expand, and try to expand their audience.  Crowds of new folks will come.  The builders will come.  And so will the griefers.  The nice folks who treat each other well will be there, for a while.  And the bad folks who treat others evilly will be there, too. The new tech might allow new ways to interact and experience the environment.  That'll be swell.  But the people will still be people. So I figure if you want to know how VR in virtual worlds, as compared to 3D video shows from real life, will turn out... you'll come to Second Life.  The anonymity will most likely be the same.  The interactions without apparent consequences will be the same.  The loves will be the same, the hates will be the same.  People will be the same.  Only the technology will be different. VR will be, they say, immersive.  Second Life is immersive, too.  Takes some time to get used to.  So will VR.  It would be entirely possible to upgrade the existing SL to work somewhat with VR hardware.  It might not work well, but it's liable to be doable.  And for that matter, however hard, it'd likely be quicker and cheaper than building a whole new world from scratch.  Probably won't happen.  But it could. Anyway, if folks want to know what a real Virtual World, a real Metaverse would be like in a social sense, well, we can show you.  Second Life started out as an experiment in exactly that Metaverse like experience.  Been there, done that, got the virtual teeshirt. Some of it is wonderful.  Some of the people, in particular, are wonderful.  And some of it sucks.  The sucky parts suck disproportionally to the time and effort involved.  I suppose the same could be said for the wonderful parts.   I don't think saying any of that will change anyone's opinion of SL.  People who haven't been in SL, or been long enough to actually settle in, have already set their expectations in stone between their ears, and me talking here will probably not make a damn bit of difference.  I don't think much of anyone more will come to SL to find out what VR will turn out to be.   But it's the truth.  And if anyone is still interested in the truth anymore, this would be a good place to come find some of that particular truth.  We have more than a decade of experience in a laboratory for the beginnings of that same phenomenon.  Some of it will be new.  Most of it will not. Enjoy the magical new technology and hardware.  But don't expect magical changes to human nature.  Given time, you'll be in a place very much like here.  And from my experience of previous technological advances and changes, it'll probably be much less than what we already have.   Good night.  And good luck.   Show Theme "Hot Swing" from Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com. Comment Line: 218-234-CALL   218-234-2255 Or the "Voicemail" widget on Grizzlysgrowls.com  Contributions: https://www.paypal.me/grizzlysgrowls Take the podcast survey, please?   Here's a link for you.  

This week on The Life, Don and Jason are joined right off the bat by comedian Aaron Phillips, who also runs a vintage clothing store called Feathers. They talk about themed cruises, a 72 year old man fighting off crocodiles for 3 hours  in Australia, writing movies for SyFy and reading horoscopes. Then comedian Awais joins the broadcast to promote a charity show and also talks about becoming a doctor, lying to women at bars about his disability, medical marijuana and more.     Check out the website for the podcast by clicking here. Follow Aaron Phillips on Twitter by clicking here. Like The Life on Facebook by clicking here.

In this episode of Double Deuce we Double Down on special guests by having both Frank & Sarah on the podcast, owners of our sponsor, Frank's North Star Tavern! We even recorded on location at Frank's! In yet another episode Will's mom can't listen to, and that Frank's dad should maybe avoid as well, we briefly discuss bar-shitting. We also talk about the joy of kids in bars as Frank and Sarah resurrect the Book-It program with an offer of free pizza and beer for any kid willing to do the reading. There's also a little We Love the Library Corner, Frank makes an admission that may put his college degree in jeopardy and Will and Frank consider teaching a bar basement class for dads! It's so much Deuce you won't believe it's only 22 minutes! Contact Us! Follow Us! Love Us! Email: doubledeucepod@gmail.com Twitter: @doubledeucepod Facebook: www.facebook.com/DoubleDeucePod/ Also, please subscribe/rate/review on iTunes! Thirsty? Grab a drink at Frank’s North Star Tavern in scenic North Lawrence, Kansas! Official sponsor of Double Deuce Podcast!  

Hoo boy, we've got an exciting presidential nomination this year. More and more we're hearing rumblings that the GOP might go to a brokered convention. But... how the heck does that work? What'll happen if it gets there? How likely is it? Find out all that and more in our wackiest episode yet! This episode's a ton of fun. Listen before Tuesday, March 15th if you can!   UPDATE: Kasich takes the lead in Ohio according to 538's polls-only forecast. UPDATE: Rubio's team encouraging voters in Ohio to vote Kasich. ... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The first episode of 2016 is here, and half the cast is in Vegas for CES, so this week Max "Not Greg Miller" Scoville and Andrew "Gold Nickname" Goldfarb are joined by Kallie "Anime Enthusiast" Plagge and Mitchell "Computer Boy" Dyer to talk about all the latest Playstation news. Unfortunately, everyone's been on vacation, so there isn't a ton of news -- but there is the extremely juicy rumor that Assassin's Creed is moving away from its annualized model, and that we won't see another installment until 2017, when this so-called Assassin's Creed: Empire will take players to ancient Egypt. What'll happen in the meantime? Well, rumor has it Watch Dogs 2 will drop this fall. We discuss this, as well as a bunch of other stuff. It's a podcast, just listen to it.

Synopsis Hym and Hur are a young couple who never age and have been in love for more than a century.  They also possess an array of magical abilities, two of which are either to play pranks on humankind or to perform good deeds.  Enacting both at the same time is now what gets them into trouble, especially since it's the unruly character of Death they must deal with to bring their plans to fruition. The prank Hym and Hur have come up with must first be agreed upon by Death, who happens to be a rambunctious, difficult character.  Once agreed upon, the prank is set in motion.  Hym and Hur soon discover Death had tricked them into a contract with dire consequences for all of us. During their attempt to break the contract, Hym and Hur try to save the relationship of an earthbound couple, knowing they are truly meant for each other.  A good deed that will bring Hym and Hur even more trouble. Excerpt A bright flash lit up the restaurant window. The waitress snapped her eyes shut, thinking it was the sun bouncing off a windshield. Blinking her eyes open, she noticed the booth alongside the window was occupied. A booth she could have sworn had just been empty, and she made her way over to it. Hym set the breakfast menu down. "Coffee," he said to the waitress, "and can I get a hot fudge sundae at this hour?" "No problem," she told him. "And for you, ma'am?" "Hot tea," Hur said, "and a slice of cherry pie with two scoops of vanilla ice cream." "Sounds great," the waitress smiled, and she left them. "What'll we do today?" Hur asked Hym. Searching for an answer, his hazel eyes filled with mischief. "How about this?" he whispered. "For twenty-four hours we give everyone in Los Angeles bad luck." "But most of them already have bad luck," Hur said. "And it would be a negative. Why not give everybody good luck?" "Not really my kind of fun," he slouched. In the silence that followed, each tried to come up with something. "Breakfast time," the waitress announced. She served the drinks and desserts, and then was off to the next booth. Hur's blue eyes brightened. "I got it," she said, and it was her turn to whisper. "For a day or two, no one in Los Angeles dies." Hym slapped his forehead. "That is great!" "Oh-darn," she said. "We'll have to get you-know-who to go along with it." "Why wouldn't he?" Hym said as he dug happily into his sundae. "It'll give him a chance to shorten his list." Hur nodded skeptically as she took a big bite of her dessert.   Barney's Beanery had just opened. There were only two customers at the bar. A chubby old woman sipped a beer at one end. At the other sat Death tossing back a shot of Jim Beam. He grimaced with delight, slammed his glass down and said, "Barkeep—I'll have another." Pouring the drink, the bartender eyed Death's black coat and fedora, the pale skin and long gnarled fingers. "Perfect weather for a coat," he cracked, "must be only about 80 out there."

Pedro cleans alive, The Cheat loves teeth, and a dentist is Yanni. This week, the Hungry Cliff team chats about old internet sensations, dental hygiene, and guilty(?) pleasures. Is it more important to floss or remove your contact lenses overnight? Listen to find out why you should always read an airline's contract of carriage. We also celebrate the long-awaited arrival of Matthew's wife Mona. Exciting!   Links: Homestar Runner is coming back? Makgeolli Lemon Oreos Lay's Bacon Mac & Cheese Lay's Wasabi Ginger Lay's Cappuccino Café Tu Tu Tango The Vampire Diaries Buffy The Vampire Slayer   Don't forget you can support Hungry Cliff by going to our Shop at the top of our page or by using our Amazon and iTunes Search Boxes at the top-right of our blog. Also, Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and subscribe to the podcast in iTunes so you don't miss a thing! And if you want to help us out some more, please review us on iTunes 'cause every little bit counts.   Hosts: Tony Silanskas, Andrew Silanskas, Matthew Biggers Guest Hosts: David Houston, Jessica Houston, Pedro Mendoza, Mona Lee Biggers Intro and outro music: Pedro Mendoza   Email us: tony (at) hungrycliff (dot) com, andrew (at) hungrycliff (dot) com or matthew (at) hungrycliff (dot) com   © 2014 Hungry Cliff

With Season Four imminent, we state our final predictions: Which of the Five will crack first? What'll become of some of the secondary characters? Can the two religions truly reconcile? Plus, a very interesting theory about how the Final Five resurrect.

Pastor Ryan Koenig