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Nick Fay and Jac Manuell discuss Blake Griffin re-signing with the Nets. What does Jeff Green's departure means for the team? What's the latest on Spencer Dinwiddie? Who else is available for the Nets to sign? Nets News+Rumors  - Blake Griffin is back with the Brooklyn Nets  - What Blake brings to the team?  - Jeff Green signed with the Nuggets  - How will the Nets replace Green? - What's the latest on the Spencer Dinwiddie front? - What other Nets rumors are out there?  - AND MORE Let Nick (@Nick_Fay_) and Jac (@TheJManJBT) know what you think of the episode on Twitter! Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our guest for today is a US Air Force officer, a multifamily real estate investor, and the host of The Multifamily Journey Podcast. He and his wife still work full-time jobs, but they have acquired over a hundred properties—and the number continues to grow! We have Blake Dailey in today's show. He learned about real estate during his senior year in the Air Force Academy and started analyzing properties. Within a year after graduating in May 2019, his net cash flow from his properties exceeded his W2 income. In this episode, Blake will talk about the real estate strategies he used to boost his cash flow. He will break down the numbers for some of his short-term rentals and offer tips for people who are looking into multifamily properties. Listen from start to finish, and learn from a hustler so that you too can achieve financial independence through real estate! Key Takeaways [03:03] Why Blake went to the Air Force Academy, how he learned about real estate investing, and about his first few short-term rental properties [07:27] What the Florida Panhandle market is like [10:45] About unique listings on Airbnbs and glamping [14:10] What Blake learned after his first BRRRbnb  [19:19] Why he turns multifamily properties into short-term rentals [26:55] How to make the most out of Airbnb listings [28:59] How to value residential and commercial units [34:58] On-net operating incomes and debt-service coverage ratios [38:30] On the management side of the business [45:54] Blake's plans for the future  Links Blake's website - https://multifamilyjourney.com/ Blake's Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/bigswagblake Blake's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blakejdailey/ Blake's Twitter - https://twitter.com/blakejdailey Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki - https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle/dp/1612680194 BiggerPockets - https://www.biggerpockets.com/ Living Off Rentals YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRpWXe2mWqBm5vvbO2R2AdA?sub_confirmation=1 Living Off Rentals Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/livingoffrentals Living Off Rentals Website - www.livingoffrentals.com Living Off Rentals Instagram - www.instagram.com/livingoffrentals

Somewhere along the way, so many of us have felt forced into boxes at school or at work. But how do we break free, carve out our niche in life, and thrive along the way? This is what we're talking about with Blake Fly on today's episode of The YES Effect Show! Blake is one of my biggest influences. He helps artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and other people with a message and an idea. When someone wants to share a speech, present a program, cultivate an online presence, build a community, or lead a mastermind, they can turn to Blake to learn how to impact more people, make more money, and fuel their own families, goals, and dreams. Blake wasn't the most popular kid in school, but he learned early on how to cultivate his unique abilities, find his people, and master the art of speaking. As he sees it now, whether he's delivering keynotes all over the world or creating Zoom events to empower entrepreneurs, nothing about his work has changed since high school - he simply does it at a much larger scale. I want to remind you that your story matters. Not just the story that you put out into the world, but the internal story about what we believe is possible for ourselves. If you want to know more about creating your powerful story that can change your life, 10X your business and make selling simple, join us in the Facebook Group Nice Girls Makes Sales. That is where the magic happens! IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: How writing and delivering a 30-minute valedictory event in high school made Blake fall in love with the process of looking back on experiences, telling unique stories, and finding the universal within them. The tools and techniques Blake uses to humanize the experience of being. How to conquer your fear of the stage, make your message about your audience, and give them the gift of emotional emancipation. How Blake teaches people how to show up - and his advice for people who aren't fully expressing themselves. What Blake learned from his challenge to produce a live video every single day in 2020. Blake's vision for his Thank You event to span upwards of 50 years - and why it's never been more important to take stock of the people in our lives and express gratitude.    ---- I want to remind you that your story matters. Not just the story that you put out into the world, but the internal story about what we believe is possible for ourselves. If you want to know more about creating your powerful story that can change your life, 10X your business, and make selling simple, join us in the Facebook Group Nice Girls Makes Sales. That is where the magic happens! For full show notes on all of our episodes, visit https://www.shellivarela.com/blog

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Blake Nubar is on the show to discuss how to get loud and get results in marketing. He is an internet marketing mastermind and good friend of mine and I’m excited to have him on the show.Blake has recognized that he has the entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. His first big foray into entrepreneurship happened during his college years. It was the classic formula of identifying a problem and offering a solution for it. He and his college business partner were in the midst of studying for exams and were just overwhelmed with all the information they would have to take in. They came up with the idea of creating a visual aid for their course material and started listing it for sale. By the end of the semester, they made over 5k in sales. In the years since he has learned a lot about marketing. Blake has gone on to become an amazing funnel builder as well as a business owner. Join us for this episode as he gives insight into the marketing tactics that helped him succeed as well as tips for entrepreneurs looking to define their niche and make their mark. Key TakeawaysBlake’s intro into entrepreneurship (1:18)Advice for putting yourself out there (4:45)This is what a successful funnel does (7:19)Blake’s first big win (12:06)Expanding his brand (15:21)The weirdest niche Blake has seen (20:46)What Blake is doing next (22:30)His advice for new entrepreneurs (25:00)Additional Resources Blake and Tyler’s Partner ProgramYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Blake Nubar is on the show to discuss how to get loud and get results in marketing. He is an internet marketing mastermind and good friend of mine and I’m excited to have him on the show.Blake has recognized that he has the entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. His first big foray into entrepreneurship happened during his college years. It was the classic formula of identifying a problem and offering a solution for it. He and his college business partner were in the midst of studying for exams and were just overwhelmed with all the information they would have to take in. They came up with the idea of creating a visual aid for their course material and started listing it for sale. By the end of the semester, they made over 5k in sales. In the years since he has learned a lot about marketing. Blake has gone on to become an amazing funnel builder as well as a business owner. Join us for this episode as he gives insight into the marketing tactics that helped him succeed as well as tips for entrepreneurs looking to define their niche and make their mark. Key TakeawaysBlake’s intro into entrepreneurship (1:18)Advice for putting yourself out there (4:45)This is what a successful funnel does (7:19)Blake’s first big win (12:06)Expanding his brand (15:21)The weirdest niche Blake has seen (20:46)What Blake is doing next (22:30)His advice for new entrepreneurs (25:00)Additional Resources Blake and Tyler’s Partner ProgramYou can find the transcripts and more at http://bizninjaradio.comBe sure to follow me on Instagram @bizninja---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! 

Blake Mycoskie (@BlakeMycoskie) is the philanthropic founder of TOMS Shoes, author of Start Something That Matters, and co-founder of wellness subscription box service Madefor (get 20 percent off by using code MFJORDAN if you feel like checking it out). What We Discuss with Blake Mycoskie: What Blake's new Madefor startup can do to make you better (and how you can get 20 percent off by using code MFJORDAN if you feel like checking it out). Why entrepreneurship is more than just saying "I don't want a boss" -- it's seeking to remedy a problem the world needs to have solved. The benefits of cultivating the "beginner's mind" of a Buddhist. Why Blake advises founders in the early stages of a startup to bootstrap resources rather than seek investment dollars. What Blake sees as emerging business trends in a COVID-19 world and beyond. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/380 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Happy Advent! In this special episode, Blake and Erin reflect on the season of advent by discussing the controversial and beautiful subject of Mary the mother of Jesus. Important note: Mary DID know (according to Luke 1). While this episode incorporates heavy amounts of Scripture and historical context, Rev. Erin Moniz can't not reference Lost Women of the Bible by Carolyn Custis James.What Blake is listening to: Josh Garrels "The Light Came Down" Music Credit: Hope and Doubt composed and recorded by Jenny and Tyler (All rights reserved. Somers Music Inc.)

Blake Bowman’s Biggest Accomplishments Blake is an established and recognised authority figure in the health & wellness niche. He has over 16 million video views on YouTube, and just shy of 150,000 subscribers. He also has over 67k followers on instagram. He is mainly focused on correct exercise  (for posture & structural strength), Biohacking & Holistic Health. Holistic health encapsulates things like posture, stress levels, pain, medical history, goals, sleep patterns, nutrition and more, He is mostly self taught (physical therapy books, strength training, and manual therapy) but has multiple certifications in the fitness field. Founder of GuerillaZen Fitness and also Potentia Wellness (medicinal mushrooms) He has 9 Best Selling Products: Posture Hacking System Intelligent Strength Program APT Solution Posture & movement screen Clean Eating Plan for women Inflammation Solution Launch Sequence The Three Pillars What you’ll learn in this episode: What Blake’s interpretation of Ancestral Health, Health Optimisation and Correct Exercises mean and why did he choose that to focus on? How Blake still maintains passion for his niche nearly 10 years into it. Why is fixing posture important for you? What are the effects on your body of bad posture? What are some of the most important but quick fixes for bad posture? What other areas besides diet and exercise are important for  good ‘health’? How our bodies ‘eat light’ and how to make sure your life is not being destroyed by harmful light rays. How electromagnetic fields are affecting our day to day life and what to be aware of. What is Blake’s morning routine and what tools does he use to maximise his morning? What are some of Blake’s biggest struggles and how did he overcome them in his life? What are medicinal mushrooms? How medicinal mushroom benefit us and how to consume them More on Blake’s new business ‘Potentia Wellness’ Why is Blake’s story? How did he start his business and what is the best way to overcome adversity? What does the future hold for Blake?

Dr. Blake Brandes is a Tedx speaker, America’s Got Talent performer, rapper, Top 40 music producer, and recipient of the Marshall Scholarship who has a Ph.D. in Hip Hop and Global Youth Cultures. Blake was also my co-host on the Motivational Millennial podcast and my business partner for four and a half years. Together, Blake and I built a motivational speaking business in which we shared the messages of grit and the Growth Mindset with over 100,000 students, educators, and parents. Even though I recently sold my part of the business, Blake carries on this work today. While we mostly provided our messages in an educational setting, we both found the Growth Mindset helped in our business and professional lives as well. It’s this incredible power of the growth mindset that we’re discussing in this episode today.   What you'll hear in this episode: What Blake loves about the work he does to help students, educators, and parents learn to be more resilient and live happier lives What research says about the Growth Mindset Blake’s thoughts on how the Growth Mindset can positively impact your mind climate The power of “yet” Blake’s tips for bringing the Growth Mindset into your life Success stories of what people have been able to accomplish after adopting the Growth Mindset Taking back power by choosing to be happy What Ivy invites you to think about and do as you go into the next week   Connect with Ivy on Facebook and join the Mind Climate Community!

Blake Morgan (@blakemichellem) is an author, keynote speaker and customer experience futurist currently working on her second book with HarperCollins on customer experience technology. Her first book is More is More: How The Best Companies Work Harder And Go Farther To Create Knock Your Socks Off Customer Experiences.Blake is adjunct faculty at the Rutgers executive education MBA program, contributes to Forbes, the Harvard Business Review and Hemispheres Magazine and is the host of The Modern Customer Podcast and a weekly customer experience video series on YouTube. She has worked with Accor Hotels, Accenture, Adobe, Parker Hannifin, Ericsson, Verizon and many more and has a wealth of knowledge on the future of commerce and customer relations/experiences, something not often enough talked about. You can find out more about Blake at blakemichellemorgan.com. You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * How customer service can make or break companies * Why augmented reality and virtual reality are such exciting technologies for Blake * What to look out for when building a business * The future of ecommerce and competing with Amazon * How the future of work is changing faster than we can react * The scary reality of data, privacy and personalization * Why AI will be such a transformational tool for customer service * What Blake thinks about startups and Silicon Valley * Why business will look very different in the future * The issues and advantages of robots in our homes * How AI evolves into love and relationshipsMake a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support FringeFMFringeFM is supported by the generosity of its readers and listeners. If you find our work valuable, please consider supporting us on Patreon, via Paypal or with DonorBox powered by Stripe.Donate  

Someone once said that it takes a village to raise a child. If it’s also true that it takes a village to write a book, one of the most important villagers is the editor.  On today’s episode, I talk with a good friend who also happens to be a great editor. He helps us understand how why editors are such an important part of the book-making process, and how to choose the right editor for your next book project. Blake Atwood is an editor, author, and ghostwriter who helps writers tell better stories, choose the right path to publication, and how to best market their words. He is also an instructor for Writing Workshops Dallas, which offers wide-ranging seminars and courses for writers of all kinds by a host of excellent teachers. Many of those are available via live stream. On this episode, you’ll learn about the different types of editing and why each one is important for your book. Blake also shares how to find the right editor, and how to know when it’s time to let go of your book and move on. In addition, Blake turns the tables on me by digging into the reasons I haven’t finished my own book yet! One of the most fascinating parts of this conversation is Blake’s story of how he brought his late uncle’s novel to life. This episode is packed with great stories and nuggets of wisdom from Blake!  Blake has generously offered Born to Create podcast listeners a 10% discount on his editing services if you book him before the end of the year. Make sure to get in touch with him if you need an editor for a current or upcoming book. Show Highlights In this episode, you’ll discover: How The Chronicles of Narnia, and a specific teacher, inspired Blake to become a writer. What Blake loves about editing, and how it fulfills him creatively. Different types of editing you will encounter in the publishing process, and why each is important. Blake’s advice for correcting some of the most common mistakes writers make. Blake’s process for finding the right type of editor. How Blake was discovered by Sean McCabe, which led to his work on James Clear’s new book Atomic Habits. How to know when a book is finished and move on to the next project. How Blake finished his uncle’s novel after his uncle passed away.  Habits that have helped Blake be more successful. Key Takeaways 1. Editors are a key part of the creative writing process. Editors perform a similar function to a record producer. Their job is to take the raw elements and make something beautiful from it. A good editor is not just a hired gun or a cleanup person (although it can certainly involve cleaning up errors and mistakes). Rather, they are collaborators who can make a good book great.  2. There are three distinct stages in editing. They move from the macro to the micro. First is developmental editing, which is concerned with taking a big picture look at the overall book and its story and/or structure. Second is copyediting, which is concerned with grammar, spelling, and line-by-line corrections. Third is proofreading, which is checking for errors after the book has been formatted for print and digital, since errors can happen in that process. It’s important to understand the different types of editing and what to expect when working with editors. 3. Habits can make or break your success. One theme that you will hear often on this podcast is the importance of good habits. Blake shared how he developed a habit of getting up at 5 a.m., and this habit has served him well. He also talked about getting out of his introvert comfort zone by teaching and public speaking, reading 50 pages a day, and quitting books that don’t hold his interest.- Resources BlakeAtwood.com The Father Effect by John Finch with Blake Atwood Don’t Fear the Reaper: Why Every Author Needs an Editor by Blake Atwood The Gospel According to Breaking Bad by Blake Atwood Sins of the Five Fathers by James H. Drury with Blake Atwood Connect with Blake on Facebook Connect with Blake on LinkedIn Follow Blake on Twitter Follow Blake on Instagram Blake’s articles at The Write Life Editorial Freelanders Association BookLaunchMentor.com K.M. Weiland’s recommendations for editors Atomic Habits by James Clear Overlap by Sean McCabe Day One journaling app The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Vellum app James Clear’s article on reading comprehension The Guilt-Free Guide to Choosing Which Books to Read by Kent Sanders MelindaMartin.me (publishing and design services) Writing Workshops Dallas Whispers in the Pews by Chris Morris, ed. Podcast Partners: Jeff Hosey Jim Krenning Jeni Voss Looking for Christmas gift ideas? My book The Artist’s Suitcase: 26 Essentials for the Creative Journey is the perfect gift for the artist or creative person in your life (or even yourself!) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play For more great resources to help unleash your creative powers, visit my site at KentSanders.net. Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram

In last’s week’s episode with Chelann Gienger, we talked about her incredibly entrepreneurial journey that saw her open a brick and mortar business when she was only 18 years old, why it’s important to see everything in your business as a growth opportunity, why we need to take “extreme ownership” of our lives, and so much more. In this week’s episode, we were inspired by our conversation with Chelann to dive more into the idea that we should embrace moments in the present to better enjoy our journey instead of focusing so much on the destination or goal we’ve set for ourselves. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: How Chelann’s story reminded Blake of the power of starting where you are now An example of how Ivy let the fear of starting too late stop her from doing something she wanted The role having a growth mindset can play in the story we tell ourselves about what we’re capable of accomplishing at any age What Blake likes about Seth Godin’s perspective on our threshold for failure What Ivy doesn’t like about Seth Godin’s perspective on our threshold for failure What do you want to gift your future self by taking consistent steps through your journey? How managing our expectations can help us be happier on our journey to achieving our goals Taking ownership of your journey to make it more enjoyable The difference between happiness and fulfillment Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

Unschooling is more about self-directed learning, finding out what you’re interested in, and going really deep into something. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Blake Boles. While in college, Blake stumbled upon a book that really opened his eyes to the world of unschooling, alternative education, and how students could be learning better outside of the traditional systems. Shortly after graduating, he worked in California doing outdoor education and then ran off to South America for three months, where he decided he wanted to work within the alternative education field while also traveling. He then started Unschool Adventures, where he takes students on two-month trips to interesting places around the world. Blake is an excellent guy to follow if you’re into the alternative education and unschooling movement, as well as the digital nomad space. We covered a wide range of topics, including: Alternative educational systems The unschooling movement and its goals Finding the motivation to leave the traditional school system Fixing the existing school systems The importance of self-directed learning Turning your passions into a career And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Blake on his website! If you enjoyed this episode and the bits on turning your passion into a career, you’ll like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we talk about that and more. If you want more on the schooling system, be sure to listen to my episode with William Deresiewicz, where we discuss that in-depth.   Find Blake Online: Website Unschool Adventures How to Live Nowhere Mentioned in the show: Unschool Adventures [0:55] Lonely Planet [3:27] Summerhill School [9:05] Astro Camp [9:41] Not Back to School Camp [13:41] Couchsurfing [34:16] Minerva [34:37] (Nat Chat episode with the founder) Liberated Learners [36:49] North Star [36:54] Lord of the Flies [37:53] Arthur Morgan school [40:20] Mooc [43:12] Blakes website [51:44] Blake’s newsletter [51:44] How to Live Nowhere [52:47] Books mentioned: Dumbing Us Down [11:11] A Different Kind of Teacher [11:13] Excellent Sheep [30:15] (Nat’s Notes) (Nat Chat episode) The Art of Self-directed Learning [51:44] (Blake’s other books) People mentioned: John Taylor Gatto [8:04] William Deresiewicz [30:15] (Nat Chat episode) 1:50 - Intro to Blake, some background on what he does, and some information on his business Unschool Adventures, where he takes unschooled teenagers on international trips. Also, how he figures out which places to take his students and some details on what they learn. 5:50 - Why Blake chose to do these trips for a younger crowd and who these students are. 7:06 - How Blake got involved in the unschooling movement, some of his experiences growing up with it, and his education. 11:23 - What Blake did before he started getting into the unschool movement and his transformational travel experience to South America. Also, how he started his lifestyle business and its beginnings. 16:32 - What made Blake choose to get into unschooling compared to other alternative schooling methods and him discussing some of the homeschooling laws in Germany and in the US. 20:11 - Blake’s thoughts on social integration with unschooling and some in-depth information on the social aspect of unschooling. Also, how it can be really beneficial for sociability. 25:11 - Blake's thoughts on whether it requires a certain type of person for unschooling and on whether it could work for every kid. 28:41 - Wealthy students sometimes having it the worst with going to these top schools and the negative aspects of the social pressure that they face with those schools. Blake’s thoughts on changing the existing school systems or whether it’s okay for a certain type of person. Also, the lack of self-efficacy with these traditional compared to unschooled students. 33:00 - Whether or not Blake was always comfortable figuring things out on his own and some of the things that helped him out the most with self-directed learning. 34:29 - Blake's thoughts on other alternative schooling programs and his thoughts on the practical issue that families interested in unschooling face, which is that the parents working often or that there’s only one parent. Also, which alternative school models Blake recommends the most. 39:19 - Whether or not Blake has thought about starting a center modeled after these other effective self-directed learning centers. Also, some of his future plans within the unschooling space. 42:16 - Blake’s ideas for fixing the education problem at the parental level, some more thoughts on how Blake’s parents helped him out regarding education, how parents can help their children more in regards to education, and where he started when he began questioning the education system. 46:37 - Blake detailing the de-schooling process and talking about the transition phases between mentally demanding periods of life. 49:10 - Some last thoughts from Blake and some thoughts on the extreme social comparison that can be made between unschooled students and regular students. 51:44 - Wrap-up and where to find Blake online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Unrestricted travel, in general, is such a great corollary for self-directed learning for having to figure out who you are and what you want to do, because no one’s going to hold your hand or make it easy for you or if they do, they’re going to charge you a bunch of money.

Blake Calhoun isn't a celebrity director, he's not a health & wellness expert, and he's not going to drop any giant knowledge-bombs on you in this episode. He's just a hard-working filmmaker and editor doing his best to raise two kids and create cool stuff in the process. Through virtually no effort whatsoever, Blake has lost over 30 pounds (and kept it off in the last year), eradicated himself from a daily soda & junk food habit, and has the energy left after a long day to spend time with his family. If that doesn't make you a superhero in the film industry, I don't know what does. By simply following a few of the steps we talk about in this episode, you can completely change your life for the long term as Blake did, and you can do it one small step at a time. Full disclaimer: Blake is the owner of Cinemoti, one of the sponsors of this episode. If you're a filmmaker and you don't know about Cinemoti, you need to check them out. He's doing some really cool stuff. Our Sponsors: GeekDesk CineMoti Topics of Conversation: How Blake and I met Blake’s new healthy habits What is simple is not always easy... Blake’s journey to better health and wellness What Blake has noticed since he changed his diet The difference between fad dieting and a lifestyle change The reasons why Blake decided to make this lifestyle change -- his children “You really can change your health just by what you eat” Why BMI isn’t a very good measure of health Blake’s roadmap to better health It’s the little things that help! How Blake “treats” himself throughout the week Does food taste differently now? A little bit of soda bashing (use Coke to clean your toilet!) Blake’s tips on how to succeed in changing your lifestyle What CineMoti has in its library (read: not just background elements!) Use coupon code FIP15 for 15% off CineMoti! Useful links: FiP Blog Post: Sitting is Killing You, But Standing Isn't The Answer FiP Podcast Ep36: The Primal Lifestyle FiP Podcast Ep76: Why Calorie Counting Doesn't Work FiP Podcast Ep79: How To Stay Healthy at Conventions and Events Link: BMI calculator Advocare Fed Up Guest Bio: Blake is founder of the 2nd Unit footage site CineMoti.com and a Texas-­based filmmaker who likes to play golf (although he never gets to). He’s also produced, directed & edited ten independent feature films and digital series including the award­winning shows Pink and Continuum, also Exposed for Warner Bros. TV and executive producer McG. And recently he teamed up with New York Times Best­Selling author Rachel Caine and Felicia Day’s Geek & Sundry entertainment network to create the digital series Morganville. In his spare time he tries to sleep (at least six hours a night). Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, the show notes were prepared by Natalie Boschan, and this show is executive produced by Kanen Flowers. We are a member of the THAT STUDIO podcast network. The music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Dorian Cheah from his brilliant album ARA.