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Nikki was diagnosed with breast cancer 5 years ago. She discusses the impact of cancer on her husband and caretaker. His fears of a recurrence and depression changed him. Nikki describes how she perseveres, she is an self-proclaimed eternal optimist, but she lost the love of her life and then faced Covid shutdowns, causing her plans with friends to be delayed. Nikki is looking to turn her pain into purpose by helping others. Some books Nikki recommends are The Universe has your Back by Gabrielle Bernstein and Oprah's What I Know for Sure, links below.https://www.amazon.com/Universe-Has-Your-Back-Transform-ebook/dp/B01GUIL13Khttps://fourminutebooks.com/what-i-know-for-sure-summary/IG: just_bemore
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In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a stunning guest, Christine Lagorio-Chafkin who shares amazing insights and perspective on forecasting business, traits of a good leader, media literacy, social censorship, tips for a successful business and entrepreneurship, curating content, and how to fact check things and classify fake news! Christine Lagorio-Chafkin is a well-known writer, editor, senior writer at Inc. where she covers innovation, small business, and entrepreneurship, and has won National Magazine Awards for General Excellence and several Eppys. She is also a reporter whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Vanity Fair, and The Village Voice, among other publications. She hosts the What I Know podcast, which talks about the big lessons that entrepreneurs have learned from their hardest times. Prior to joining Inc., she was a writer and producer for CBS News. She began her career interning for The Village Voice’s legendary investigative reporter Wayne Barrett. Her book about Reddit and Internet culture, We Are the Nerds: The Birth and Tumultuous Life of Reddit, the Internet’s Culture Laboratory, was published by Hachette Books. Christine describes the craziness of the internet, the dark trenches, and the bright spots. He also explains the significance of thinking ahead on whatever things you’re currently doing to prepare for the future. She added the importance of having a high tolerance, flexible thinking, and mental agility on risks and failures whenever starting a business. But, never forget the accountability of whatever action you’re taking. Moreover, according to her, in order to thrive and succeed in your business, humility and listening to your employees are key. This is the ability to open up difficult discussions before it is truly difficult, and planning how to act, and elaborate on their comfort level. These are the things that make the best teams, organizations, and business cultures! Some Questions I Ask: In starting on the freeway of media and reporting, how have you kind of narrowed down, and what has your journey looked like that you find yourself into today? (01:09) When you’re writing about your book, did you see this potential forecast onto the horizon, or was it kinda fulfilled itself? (06:42) What are some of the trends, common characteristics, threads, and teams that you saw in those either leaders, or cultures, or organizations as a whole? (09:15) Who some of your favorite business leaders are and why? (14:42) What are your thoughts in terms of the arena that you’re playing on a daily basis and how you hear people talking about reporters, journalism, and media? (18:53) What are you feeling right now in your own industry that you appreciate and you feel like maybe has a bad rap? What are some of the things that you’re concerned about that you think could have a negative impact on how it influences people and business moving forward? (23:32) What opportunities are you seeing right now in the business community that you’re excited about to engage with or follow along with? (27:47) Why is entrepreneurship now more than ever? (30:40) Do you think the entrepreneurial landscape is bright for the masses or for a select field? (34:03) What should people be aware of in terms of curating content and how they’re engaging in conversations to be productive and constructive? (39:26) What is your process on how you fact check things and classify fake news? How can people be a little bit more critically thinking about what they’re allowing to influence them? (42:32) If you were to leave the business entrepreneur, the leader with a call to action in terms of how they navigate the message and the mission that they’re on, what would you say to that individual as they move forward? (46:16) In This Episode, You Will Learn: “We Are the Nerds” – what is this book all about (05:50) Signs that your business is successful (11:56) What is Media Literacy and its importance (26:10) Quotes: “You always think at the moment that you’re seeing the craziest version of whatever the thing is.” “You think you’re seeing the endpoint, not the start point.” “If we can last, we’re going to be booming.” Connect with Christine Lagorio-Chafkin on: Website Inc. Twitter Instagram What I Know Podcast We Are the Nerds book by Christine Lagorio-Chafkin Amelia Liana @amelialiana
I am often asked what motivates me to write very posts or create various videos. It usually rides from a specific event, a news article or a conversation. Kicking off my "What I KNOW about the week of" series, I share with you the podcast version of my YouTube videos along with the back story relating to what motivated me to create the videos. For the week of January 22: 1) Black History is OUR History 2) Easy but NOT so Easy: Understanding Referrals 3) Reeves Point of View: Why you should consider hiring a professional If you have facebook, twitter or instagram, you can find me under @mynameisreeves. If you want to watch the videos, just type in "IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves" in YouTube.
I am often asked what motivates me to write very posts or create various videos. It usually rides from a specific event, a news article or a conversation. Kicking off my "What I KNOW about the week of" series, I share with you the podcast version of my YouTube videos along with the back story relating to what motivated me to create the videos. For the week of January 15: 1) The Reality of Protest (Back Story: The legal ramifications of participating in a protest) 2) When your attorney tells you to STOP TALKING (Back Story: The Gayle King interview of the young lady who accused a 14 year old of stealing her iphone) 3) 3 times you should think about hiring an attorney (Back Story: Different protesters getting legal representation) If you have facebook, twitter or instagram, you can find me under @mynameisreeves. If you want to watch the videos, just type in "IN THE KNOW with Tony Reeves" in YouTube.
A look back at some of the best moments of the year on What I Know
A look back at some of the best moments of the year on What I Know
Captain Rob Modys is a US Coast Guard vet, former sound equipment salesman, former fishing guide and teacher, former host of Reel Talk Radio, and author. After retiring from guiding in 2015, he continued on the radio and teaching classes, and began working on 3 books, the first of which, called “What I Know about Fishing Southwest Florida” came out in November.
Alex and Nick celebrate the end of 2020 by taking a look back at the year for Paper Team and TV writing, plus celebrating our fans and announcing our 2021 plans for the podcast. What were the most popular and discussed episodes of Paper Team in 2020? Did we hit our 2020 goals for the podcast? What were our favorite shows, movies, music, books of the year? What are our 2021 Paper Team goals? What virtual gifts did Alex and Nick get each other? Content 1 - Paper Team Shout-outs (00:00:47) 2 - Paper Team 2020: A year in review (00:02:30) 4 - Best of 2020: TV, episodes, movies, music, books (00:13:39) 5 - Paper Team Goals for 2021 and Gift Exchange (00:50:02) Links 2020 TV Writing Program Updates – CBS/NBC/WB (PT176) Nickelodeon Animation Writing Program ft. Katherine Wells – Inside the TV Writing Programs (PT179) TV Pilot 301: Scope, Beginnings, and Ends (PT184) Tips and Tricks for the TV Industry (PT171) Showrunning Duncanville & The Simpsons ft. Mike Scully (PT172) COVID-19 and Hollywood: How We Adapt (PT177) Tell Us About Yourself: Crafting the Personal Pitch (PT165) The Mandalorian Baron Noir Devs The Good Place How to With John Wilson Harley Quinn (TV Series) Love on the Spectrum Legendary The Voice Australia "What I Know" (The Boys - 2x08) "One" (I Know This Much Is True - 1x01) "Whenever You're Ready" (The Good Place - 4x13) "And The Pandemmy Goes To..." (Happy Endings Special) "The View from Halfway Down" (BoJack Horseman - 6x15) "On the Run" (What We Do in the Shadows - 2x06) Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun The Chase "Something For Kate" by The Modern Medieval "Punisher" by Phoebe Bridgers Boygenius Onward The Invisible Man (2020 Film) Happiest Season Hamilton (2020 Film) "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller "The Dynasty" by Jeff Benedict The Paper Team 200th Episode Special (PT200) Being a Black Writer in Hollywood ft. WGAW Committee of Black Writers Chairs (PT181) How to Give Script Notes (PT196) TV Staffing vs. TV Selling (PT182) 10 Myths About TV Writing (PT195) 10 Myths About the TV Business (PT197) Less TV, Less Opportunity (PT186) TV Writing Incubators and the Evolution of Access (PT125) Knowing Your Worth as an Assistant: Expectations, Opportunities, and Negotiations (PT168) Baba Is You King Pins If you enjoy Paper Team, please consider supporting us on Patreon at paperteam.co/patreon! :) Special thanks to Alex Switzky for helping us edit this episode. You can find Paper Team on Twitter: Alex - @TVCalling Nick - @_njwatson For any questions, comments or feedback, you can e-mail us: ask@paperteam.co
Hey Panelers! This week we find ourselves at the last episode of Season 2 of the Boys! Steve and Mark go deep with their thoughts of Season 2 of The Boys Episode 8 “What I Know”. Listen to their thoughts on the episode and the characters within. They talk a lot of Stormfront or Stormlander … Continue reading Panels to Pixels – Episode 119 The Boys Season 2 Episode 8 “What I Know” Review!
The Boys S2E8: What I Know Charlie and Mozz review The Boys season 2 episode 8 “What I Know”. Show notes: What I Know: Full Stream Ahead Episode #53 Find all of our Social Media here: https://linktr.ee/capesandlunatics Follow Charlie Esser on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CharlieEsser Follow Mozz Manzoor on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MozzManzoor Produced by: http://www.southgatemediagroup.com Production Team: Phil Perich SUPPORT OUR SHOW BY SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS Order our book Pod Life: Podcaster Stories orderpodlife.smgpods.com When you shop at Amazon.com using this link, every dollar you spend supports our podcast network and doesn’t cost you a penny more. amazon.smgpods.com Hunt a Killer – Get 20% off on your first box with Coupon Code SOUTHGATE www.huntakiller.com Tweaked Audio Headphones – Get 30% off, Free Shipping, and a Lifetime Warranty with Coupon Code – SOUTHGATE www.tweakedaudio.com Support Capes and Lunatics Podcast on Patreon www.patreon.com/capesandlunatics
Charles Skaggs & DJ Nik discuss "What I Know", the Season 2 finale of The Boys, featuring Karl Urban as Billy Butcher, Antony Starr as Homelander, Aya Cash as Stormfront, Claudia Doumit as Victoria Neuman, and Giancarlo Esposito as Stan Edgar! Find us here:Twitter: @FandomZoneCast @CharlesSkaggs @HiDarknesspod Facebook: Facebook.com/FandomZonePodcast Instagram: @FandomZonePodcast Email: FandomZoneCast@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!
For this week's episode, Logan and Trevor discuss Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's debut Twitch stream and the importance of political figures being able to successfully engage with a gaming audience. Shoutouts: Voter Information: https://iwillvote.com/ "'Austerity, That's What I Know': The Making of a Young U.K. Socialist" by Ellen Barry, The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/24/world/europe/britain-austerity-socialism.html "Why Millenials Are More Charitable Than the Rest of You" by Jason Notte, The Street: https://www.thestreet.com/lifestyle/why-millennials-are-more-charitable-14445741 Support on Patreon: patreon.com/thatnerdysite Follow the Nerds: Logan: @LeftyLoggy Trevor: @TrevorJStarkey That Nerdy Site: @thatnerdysite
It’s here! Episode 8 of The Boys, “What I Know” answers a lot of our questions but leaves us with more, gives us an epic fight scene, and leaves both sides with heartbreak. Hanako, Michael, Anthony, and Lorrie thoroughly explore … Continue reading →
Why is it Always Billy Joel? This week on the podcast, Brian and Darryl start with news about all sorts of craziness. Then in a new segment thanks to our friends at PodDecks where we share 3 things we've bought this year that we are still nerding out over. Last, The Boys season 2 finale, ‘What I Know’ has come and exploded all over our screens! Episode Index Intro: 0:45 Dexter Returns: 2:22 Gal Gadot Attacked: 7:10 Mad Max Spins Off: 20:48 DC Universe Content to HBO Max: 25:54 This Year's Favorites: 31:43 The Boys – ‘What I Know': 52:10 News Bites ‘Dexter': Showtime Revives Serial Killer Drama As Limited Series, Michael C. Hall & Clyde Phillips Return Gal Gadot Faces Waves Of Racist Harassment For Her Casting As Cleopatra In Upcoming Film Mad Max Spinoff Casts Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Hemsworth & Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Titans, Young Justice, and Stargirl Get HBO Max Debut Dates Three Favorite Purchases This Year… Nerd Edition In this new segment, Darryl and Brian will share some of the coolest things they have bought this year. The inaugural The Favorite Purchases will be the things they are nerding out about most. Darryl Ghost of Tsushima...
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In this week's episode David, John and Kyle react to the "un-renewal" of GLOW and the growing problem with Netflix cancellations (2:00). We also discuss two new Netflix features: disabling the "are you still watching" pop-up (18:15) and Netflix auto-canceling inactive subscriptions (21:15). Finally, we review the series premiere of The Haunting of Bly Manor (24:50) and the second half of The Boys season two including the finale "What I Know" (40:35). This episode was originally streamed on October 13th on our Twitch channel and can be replayed on YouTube. You can listen to our review of The Haunting of Hill House premiere and the first half of The Boys season two by clicking either show. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording follow us on Twitter and Instagram!
We are very excited to be back to dash through recent headlines, and talk about The Boys season 2 conclusion. First our SNN Host Sarah Belmont explains Lamplighter's sacrifice, Stormfront hate, and the courtroom scene. Then our SNN Producer Will Polk talks about the finale’s fatherly love; girl fights; and head-bursting revelations. We rant...we rave...we review...this is Scene N’ Nerd. Timestamps 0:00 Welcome 0:25 Movie Trivia Schmoedown Singles Tournament thoughts. 3:55 Thoughts on the latest COVID related changes to movie schedule as The Batman gets pushed back to March 2022 and other DC films. 7:04 Benedict Cumberbatch is confirmed to play Dr. Strange in upcoming Spider Man 3 and Jamie Foxx joins the cast as Electro. 12:25 We give thoughts on the new Green Lantern series coming to HBO Max. 16:44 We get into The Boys penultimate episode 2 x 07 "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker and the season 2 finale of The Boys 2 x 08 "What I Know." 1:00:27 We close out with some quick thoughts on what we know so far for the upcoming season 3 of The Boys. #TheBoys #SpiderMan3 #GreenLantern #JohnDiggle #Arrow #Batman #DCEU Follow our crew on twitter @SceneNNerd, friend us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram. But most importantly rate, subscribe, and comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Youtube, Stitcher or wherever you get podcasts!
The Boys Season 2 Episode 8 "What I Know," the SEASON FINALE, review & analysis! What clues did we miss for the identity of the head-popper, revealed in the final minutes? Welcome back to New Rockstars' official aftershow for #TheBoys on Prime Video, #TheBoysUnderground! Episode 2x08, titled "What I Know," was the Season 2 Finale, and it was filled with huge twists and reveals, including (spoilers ahead!) Stormfront's battle with Maeve, Starlight, and Kimiko, Homelander's son Ryan's savage attack on Stormfront, and of course, the shocking reveal that the head-exploder was, of all people, Congresswoman Victoria Neuman. Tommy Bechtold and Erik Voss break down all the Easter Eggs you missed from the episode, including the clues pointing to Neuman that we overlooked, and the translation of the German that Stormfront was speaking. What is Neuman's secret agenda? What is Billy Butcher's next move? And what lingering questions do we have headed into The Boys Season 3?
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By Matthew Nemeth Welcome to The Diabolical Seven, our podcast for The Boys on Amazon prime. This for The Boys 208 ‘What I Know’ Check below for the free podcast Click here for a list of our iTunes feeds. Information Read More
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It’s Season 2 finale time on The Boys, and our podcast gets it done with a breakdown of all the twists in “What I Know.” Butcher and Homelander head for a showdown, with Ryan stuck in the middle, while Stormfront’s life falls apart — and Hughie and Annie finally settle the ol’ will they, won’t […] The post Let’s Hear It For The Boys: “What I Know” appeared first on Comic Book Club.
It’s Season 2 finale time on The Boys, and our podcast gets it done with a breakdown of all the twists in “What I Know.” Butcher and Homelander head for a showdown, with Ryan stuck in the middle, while Stormfront’s life falls apart — and Hughie and Annie finally settle the ol’ will they, won’t […] The post Let’s Hear It For The Boys: “What I Know” appeared first on Comic Book Club.
The end is here with The Boys Season 2 Finale "What I Know". It all comes to a head in the final episode as Butcher and his team face off against Homelander and Stormfront. The Boys Season 2 Finale Details Episode written by Rebecca Sonnenfield Directed by Alex Graves "What I Know" Spoiler filled Synopsis With the sound of exploding heads still faintly echoing in everyone's ears, The Boys need to take the fight to Vought and its superheroes! Starlight and Hughie land on their feet as a disgruntled A-Train provides records of Stormfront and her Nazi past that were held by the Church of the Collective. Dishing the dirt on all media types never tasted so sweet. But Becca shows up on Butcher's doorstep and begs for his help following Ryan’s abduction by Homelander and Stormfront. The Boys agree to back Butcher and Ryan’s rescue. Together they finally face off against Homelander and Stormfront. But in the confrontation, as Stormfront strangles Becca, Ryan’s uncontrolled powers inflict heavy damage on Stormfront but are lethal for his mum. With the arrival of Homelander, Billy Butcher (along with some help from Queen Maeve) protects Ryan after promising Becca he would keep him safe. As things return to normal for The Boys and Vought International renounce Stormfront, bring Starlight back into the fold and maintain Homelander in the Seven, two heads pop across the city…Homelander’s jerk atop a skyscraper and the more bloody kind as the brains and skull fragments decorate the office of the head of the church of the collective. Outside the church an ambitious senator looks on! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Finale and the entire season. We've loved all your feedback and thoughts about the show. We'll be back with our wrap up episode about The Boys Season two. Make sure you get your entries in for the Pub Quiz. All of the questions are available here https://tvpodcastindustries.com/boyspubquiz. We're also covering the final two episodes of the excellent Lovecraft Country on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
The end is here with The Boys Season 2 Finale "What I Know". It all comes to a head in the final episode as Butcher and his team face off against Homelander and Stormfront. The Boys Season 2 Finale Details Episode written by Rebecca Sonnenfield Directed by Alex Graves "What I Know" Spoiler filled Synopsis With the sound of exploding heads still faintly echoing in everyone's ears, The Boys need to take the fight to Vought and its superheroes! Starlight and Hughie land on their feet as a disgruntled A-Train provides records of Stormfront and her Nazi past that were held by the Church of the Collective. Dishing the dirt on all media types never tasted so sweet. But Becca shows up on Butcher's doorstep and begs for his help following Ryan’s abduction by Homelander and Stormfront. The Boys agree to back Butcher and Ryan’s rescue. Together they finally face off against Homelander and Stormfront. But in the confrontation, as Stormfront strangles Becca, Ryan’s uncontrolled powers inflict heavy damage on Stormfront but are lethal for his mum. With the arrival of Homelander, Billy Butcher (along with some help from Queen Maeve) protects Ryan after promising Becca he would keep him safe. As things return to normal for The Boys and Vought International renounce Stormfront, bring Starlight back into the fold and maintain Homelander in the Seven, two heads pop across the city…Homelander’s jerk atop a skyscraper and the more bloody kind as the brains and skull fragments decorate the office of the head of the church of the collective. Outside the church an ambitious senator looks on! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Finale and the entire season. We've loved all your feedback and thoughts about the show. We'll be back with our wrap up episode about The Boys Season two. Make sure you get your entries in for the Pub Quiz. All of the questions are available here https://tvpodcastindustries.com/boyspubquiz. We're also covering the final two episodes of the excellent Lovecraft Country on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
The end is here with The Boys Season 2 Finale “What I Know”. It all comes to a head in the final episode as Butcher and his team face off against Homelander and Stormfront. The Boys Season 2 Finale Details Episode written by Rebecca Sonnenfield Directed by Alex Graves “What I Know” Spoiler filled Synopsis Read More The post The Boys Season 2 Finale Episode 8 “What I Know” Review appeared first on TV Podcast Industries.
In the penultimate episode of the Boys Season 2 Episode 7 everything seems easy for the Boys as they pull all their resources together to take down the Seven but never count your chickens in The Boys. The Boys Season 2 Episode 7 Details Episode written by Craig Rosenberg Directed by Stefan Schwartz "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker" Synopsis Homelander and Stormfront further their master plan for Compound V by whipping up fear and suspicion across America. The super couple also begin to muscle in on Becca’s son Ryan with frequent visits to her house. After telling him the truth of his life and promising to be a happy family, Homelander and Stormfront fly off with him to the distraught cries of his mother. Elsewhere, Hughie is babysitting Lamplighter as he is forced to help Senator Victoria Neuman make a case against Vought. As they pass the time between Supe Porn and the news Hughie receives the terrifying news that Starlight is being held by Vought as a traitor and convinces Lamplighter to help him rescue her. At Vought Tower, Starlight gets rescued, but it all becomes too much for Lamplighter who cooks himself. After the Lamplighter misfire, Mallory and The Boys are forced to look to an unlikely source for answers and strong arm Dr Voggelbaum to testify against Vought at Neuman’s Senate hearing. At Capitol Hill as Voggelbaum takes the stand, the hearing gets explosive!! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Episode 7 on TV Podcast Industries we'll be back next week with the Season 2 Episode 8 "What I Know" we're also covering episode 8 of the excellent Lovecraft Country this week on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
In the penultimate episode of the Boys Season 2 Episode 7 everything seems easy for the Boys as they pull all their resources together to take down the Seven but never count your chickens in The Boys. The Boys Season 2 Episode 7 Details Episode written by Craig Rosenberg Directed by Stefan Schwartz "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker" Synopsis Homelander and Stormfront further their master plan for Compound V by whipping up fear and suspicion across America. The super couple also begin to muscle in on Becca’s son Ryan with frequent visits to her house. After telling him the truth of his life and promising to be a happy family, Homelander and Stormfront fly off with him to the distraught cries of his mother. Elsewhere, Hughie is babysitting Lamplighter as he is forced to help Senator Victoria Neuman make a case against Vought. As they pass the time between Supe Porn and the news Hughie receives the terrifying news that Starlight is being held by Vought as a traitor and convinces Lamplighter to help him rescue her. At Vought Tower, Starlight gets rescued, but it all becomes too much for Lamplighter who cooks himself. After the Lamplighter misfire, Mallory and The Boys are forced to look to an unlikely source for answers and strong arm Dr Voggelbaum to testify against Vought at Neuman’s Senate hearing. At Capitol Hill as Voggelbaum takes the stand, the hearing gets explosive!! Season 2 Cast Billy Butcher played by Karl UrbanStarlight/Annie January played by Erin MoriartyMother's Milk played by Laz AlonsoHughie Campbell played by Jack QuaidAgent Susan Raynor player By Jennifer EspositoHomelander played by Antony StarrQueen Maeve played by Dominique McElligottFrenchie played by Tomer CaponAshley Barrett played by Colby MinifieThe Deep/Kevin played by Chace CrawfordStormfront played by Aya CashThe Female/Kimiko Miyashiro played by Karen FukuharaEagle the Archer played by Langston KermanGecko played by David ThompsonStan Edgar played by Giancarlo Esposito Our talking points for this episode We are back to our Boys Podcast format as each of the hosts choose their moments for each episode. In "The Boys Moment" we chat about the protagonists of this episode.For "The Seven Moment" we discuss what stood out about the antagonists this time."Other Outstanding Moment" is our place to talk about anything else. We'd love to hear about your favourite moments, any thoughts, theories and Easter Eggs that you see in the episodes that we might have missed. Email us at feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com with either an MP3 recording of your thoughts or an email for each episode. Subscribe to TV Podcast Industries If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love. Next Time on The Boys Podcast Thanks so much for joining us for The Boys Season 2 Episode 7 on TV Podcast Industries we'll be back next week with the Season 2 Episode 8 "What I Know" we're also covering episode 8 of the excellent Lovecraft Country this week on our main feed for TV Podcast Industries. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries All images and audio clips are copyright of Amazon Prime TV and their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended.
Episode 175: 7 Tips from 7 InfluencersNear the end of 2019 a group of influencers met for lunch. Their purpose was for each to come to understand better the good that the others were trying to do in the world and to see how they might support each another and help each other along their individual paths. At the end of that 4-hour lunch and cram session I asked each to share with me/my audience one piece of advice that they felt, from their experience, was most important - the piece of advice they wanted to leave for the world, and we proceeded to think, laugh, and share our way around the circle. Stay tuned for these 7 tips on living well, from 7 people who aren’t just thinking about making a mark on the world, but are actually doing it. In Oprah’s book, What I Know for Sure, she says, “I live in the space of thankfulness - and for that, I have been rewarded a million times over. I started out giving thanks for small things, and the more thankful I became, the more my bounty increased, That’s because—for sure — what you focus on expands. When you focus on the goodness in your life, you create more of it.” I want to start out this episode acknowledging a gratefulness for these wonderful people and all the other wonderful people in the world trying to create good, do good, and make the world better, just because they can. THANK YOU. I also think that my advice, if I toss mine into this pot, involves this very topic. To create your best life story is to stay grateful. Gratitude reminds you you are supported by something bigger than yourself. Gratitude releases chemicals that make you happy, Gratitude helps you focus on the good in your life, and that brings more goodness and magic, and greater abundance. Gratitude is the key living well, in so many ways. Gratitude is a foundational tool to creating a life story that feels like it’s full of magic. Now here’s 7 more tips….Listen in to our conversation and excuse the background sounds of doorbells, background laughing and the occasional door closing. Jennifer Anderson - Listen and Act on Inspiration - just take the first step. Rachel Reist - Be present. Be here now, not longing for something past or future. Ashley Stuart- Reassess and reverse your relationship with stuff. Connect with your life style and your people and the way you want to live and then proactively bring in only what you need. Andy Proctor. - The happiness guru - I you feel like your stuck ask yourself if you’re trying to live a past dream that no longer serves you. Lindsay Kjar - Mixed Faith Marriage Coaching: Meet your own needs. Know what your desires, hope and dreams are and then figuring out how you can meet those needs on your own so you aren’t waiting for someone else to create your happiness. Mel Miller - Know that all the pieces/things you need in your life will show up. If you need to make something happen there IS a person in your life that can help you do what you need to do. Just show up with your vision and things will appear. Rachel Von neiderhausern - Remember the power of 1. Each small act/choice to help others will ripple out. Thanks for tuning in this week. This week’s challenge is to choose the piece of advise that really stood out to you, and consider how you are living it in your life. I know at least one of these suggestions probably grabbed your attention and made your mind wander into your own thoughts. Grab that piece and take two steps - 1. Think on it and why it caught your attention. 2. Act on it. What doe your gut tell you you need to do with that piece of advice. A couple announcements - in 2020 I started a new section of Love Your Story called Tell Your Story. If you are interested in collecting your story in audio format for posterity, or if you have a family member or friend that you would like privately interviewed to collect their story, contact me at loveyourstorypodcast.com (http://loveyourstorypodcast.com) and click on...
From Inc. Magazine, Book Smart brings to light the books beloved by prominent entrepreneurs, founders, and notable figures across the spectrum of industry. If you love What I Know, be sure to subscribe to Book Smart wherever you listen to podcasts. In this episode, Jim Damian talks to our host, Cameron Albert-Deitch, about his Book Smart pick, Nine Lies About Work: A Freethinking Leader’s Guide to the Real World by Ashley Goodall and Marcus Buckingham
In the second hour of the show, Chase McCabe and Willy Daunic talk Titans with Teresa Walker of the AP and Cam Newton signing with the Pats and does that make them the top contender once again. - Teresa Walker of AP - Cam Newton signs with the Pats (16:10) - Are the Pats a top 4 team in the AFC with Newton? (32:07) - This is What I Know (41:59)
In the second hour of Darren, Daunic and Chase, Darren McFarland and Willy Daunic talks with Titans with Turron Davenport of ESPN and Columbus being elimated from the NHL's potential hub cities. - Turron Davenport of ESPN - Columbus will not be one of the NHL's hub cities (20:05) - This is What I Know (38:44)
In the second hour of Darren, Daunic and Chase with Darren McFarland and Chase McCabe talks NFL and Titans with Turron Davenport of ESPN and Jurrell Casey's comments on the Titans trading him to the Broncos. - Turron Davenport of ESPN - Jurrell Casey hurt by the Titans trade to the Broncos (17:40) - This is What I Know (35:30)
This episode marks my last conversation from the road for the time being. Wrapping up my Winter 2020 tour, I had the pleasure of meeting with Akua Gyekye at a bustling London eatery—please pardon the sound. Akua is Facebook’s Public Policy Manager for Africa and MENA Elections; she focuses on issues relating privacy, safety and security, freedom of expression, the impact of the Internet on economic growth, and new opportunities for democratic engagement in these regions. Before joining Facebook, Akua, who is qualified to practice in NY and the UK, was a project finance lawyer, at Clifford Chance. Other roles took her to Nigeria and Liberia as a legal adviser and rule of law specialist at the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation; and as an anti-corruption lawyer at USAID. Akua also has government experience (the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development), NGO experience (the Ghana Center for Democratic Development, Lawyers Without Borders) and experience working for international think tanks (American Society for International Law, the European Institute, the Brookings Institute). Another of our Global Ghanaians, Akua grew up in Germany and completed portions of her secondary and higher education in the US. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law and Society, International Relations and Spanish from American University, a Law Degree from Cambridge University in England and a Masters of Laws in International and Comparative Law from the George Washington University Law School. Where to find Akua? On LinkedIn (https://linkedin.com/in/akua-gyekye-694a531) IG @akuag8 (https://www.instagram.com/akuag8/?hl=en) *What’s Akua reading and other Sci-Fi recommendations? * Brave New Girl by Chloe Brotheridge (https://www.amazon.com/Brave-New-Girl-Seven-Confidence/dp/0241400430) What I Know for Sure by Oprha Winfrey (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21531503-what-i-know-for-sure) An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34381254-an-unkindness-of-ghosts) How Long 'til Black Future Month? by N.K. Jemisin (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40855636-how-long-til-black-future-month) What's all that noise in the background? Check out GRANGER & Co in Notting Hill (https://grangerandco.com) Special Guest: Akua Gyekye.
In the second hour of Darren, Daunic and Chase with Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic and Chase McCabe continue to discuss the unfortunate events in Nashville and talks Titans with Turron Davenport of ESPN. - Turron Davenport of ESPN - MLB's 114 game proposal (19:19) - This is What I Know (39:30)
"Feel the fear and do it anyway" is Martina's motto. Her story of how she's been challenged daily with anxiety since 2010 is nothing short of inspiring. She began @OvercomeAnxietySupport on Instagram to find a community and show others they're not alone in their fight against anxiety. Listen in as she shares how she works on overcoming anxiety by facing her fears every day! Tag us with your takeaways! @LoriStreator and @OvercomeAnxietySupport RESOURCES :: Martina's website - OvercomeAndInspire.com course - The Science of Well-Being course - Positive Psychology; Resiliency Skills app - MasterClass book - Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway by Susan Jeffers book - Retrain Your Brain by Seth J. Gillihan book - What I Know for Sure by Oprah Winfrey workbook - Panic Attacks Workbook by David Carbonell DISCLAIMER: This podcast is not intended for treatment purposes and is for educational use only. It is not to be used in place of therapy. If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health issues, please reach out to the nearest appropriate professional. **Some of these links may be affiliate links. We may receive a small percentage if you buy something through a link, which helps support this podcast and being able to provide you with free, consistent content.
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In today’s episode we’re sharing a presentation from MacLawCon 2020. That’s right, our originally scheduled MaxLawCon 2020 speaker Johnnie Finch presented LIVE to the Maximum Lawyer Guild community and today we share his talk on: Recovering From Loss, What I Know. The Maximum Lawyer Guild community is live! For membership details and all the member benefits head on over here: https://maximumlawyer.com/theguild/ To keep on maximizing your firm, stay connected! Join our Facebook Group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/maximumlawyer Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/MaximumLawyerPodcast/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/channel/UCylfseAvjfOxbI_XSumR_HA/ Follow us on LinkedIn – www.linkedin.com/company/maximum-lawyer Website - MaximumLawyer.com Email - info@maximumlawyer.com
In the second hour of the show, Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic and Chase McCabe talks Titans and NFL news with Turron Davenport of ESPN and the Titans not picking up Corey Davis fifth year option. - Turron Davenport of ESPN - Titans not picking up Corey Davis fifth year option (18:36) - This is What I Know (41:43)
Inc. Magazine presents What I Know. Please enjoy this first episode with astronaut Scott Kelly. To hear more of What I Know, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the second hour of the show, Darren McFarland, Willy Daunic and Chase McCabe talks with Nashville SC general manager Mike Jacobs about the potential start to the season and more reaction on The Last Dance documentary. - Nashville SC general manager Mike Jacobs - Technical difficulties during the draft - Peyton Manning's advice to Joe Burrow (14:10) - More reaction to The Last Dance documentary (25:06) - This is What I Know (38:48)
From our friends at Inc. Magazine, please enjoy this trailer to What I Know. Subscribe to What I Know on Apple Podcasts or Spotify The greatest businesses weren’t born from moments of genius. They emerged after years of discovery--and often after years of failure. What I Know from Inc. magazine takes you inside the messy, painful, and --every so often -- transcendent journey of starting a company. Through candid interviews, Inc. senior writer Christine Lagorio-Chafkin draws out the real grit and true lessons behind innovative companies and remarkable brands.
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The greatest businesses weren’t born from moments of genius. They emerged after years of discovery--and often after years of failure. What I Know from Inc. magazine takes you inside the messy, painful, and --every so often -- transcendent journey of starting a company. Through candid interviews, Inc. senior writer Christine Lagorio-Chafkin draws out the real grit and true lessons behind innovative companies and remarkable brands.
Music galore for this show from 6-8pm each Sunday! On the The Phil O Show at Solihull Radio as Phil Oldershaw welcome's Matthew Gallagher, who is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Preston, Lancashire. His extensive experience in live performance has seen him both playing and opening for many respected and critically acclaimed artists.Matthew’s an advocate for Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes and vintage valve and reverb amplifications, this combined with his love of analogue techniques gives his music it’s distinctive vintage, psychedelic sound.Following a successful tour of the USA in September 2019, Matthew released his debut single ‘What I Know’ in November with follow-up single ‘Entwined’ being released in December.Alongside his solo projects, Matthew plays Hammond Organ for psych-rock band Moon and the Beams and Wille and the Bandits who are currently on their UK tour.Genre: Blues, Rock, Country, Americana, Funk, Soul, Folk.Linkswww.matthewgallaghermusic.comwww.facebook.com/matthewgallaghermusicwww.soundcloud.com/matthewgallagher
In the first "What I Know" episode, we apply what we know about cults & conspiracies to the world of business. From communicating an organizational vision to multi-national marketing strategies, you'd be surprised how much corporations and cults have in common. This not-so-serious episode is one you don't want to miss!
I had no idea 10 years ago, when I bought my oldest daughter a cell phone and laptop, that technology and everything that comes with it would absolutely dominate our lives. Today we're talking all about parenting in the age of the internet, social media, and cell phones. If you have kids of any age still in your home this is a discussion you cannot avoid. Mistakes I've Made: Giving my kids technology too early and expecting them to handle it. Believing that filters would keep out inappropriate content. Not understanding everything a device can do before giving it to my child (giving my child a talk and text phone, not knowing it had an internet browser). What I Know for Sure: The Internet is here to stay. If we don't figure out how to navigate it with our children, it will simply run right over us and take our kids with it. Technology is advancing at warp speed, which renders most of our limits and restrictions obsolete in a very short time. We must keep up. Even if we decide on certain age limits and restrictions for our home, technology may override our decisions. Kids socialize on the Internet with their real-life friends. Kids (and parents) who don't participate can feel isolated and left out. Even if your at-home boundaries are working well, kids have friends with different boundaries. The best Internet filters won't catch everything. Even if your kids are engaging in appropriate internet activity, the bad things can still find them. Satan hates your kids and wants to destroy your family. He will use the Internet to do that because it's a breeding ground for that type of thing. What I Do Not Like About Talk and Text Phones for Kids: Group texts are impossible. The Camera is crap. It's impossible to monitor anything remotely. They still have an internet browser, which can only be disabled by turning off the data. No “find my friends” in case of an emergency. No parental controls My Rules Today: No smartphone until age 16 (though this may change...see above for all the reasons I hate talk and text phones for kids) Only a filtered internet browser allowed when I decide the child is mature enough to handle internet on the phone. Downloading apps only allowed with my prior approval. No social media until high school (this will not change and may actually change to age 16 for my youngest) Must sign a phone contract (with all the detailed rules explained) and listen to a LONG speech before receiving the device. (more on this in EP 24) Must charge phone in main area of house until age 18. Links and Such: To be entered into a drawing to win a free copy of Here Now, by Kate Merrick 1. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts (formerly known as iTunes) or Share The Balanced Momcast (any episode) with a friend! 2. Email me at thescooponbalance@gmail.com to let me know you left a review or shared the podcast. I'll contact the winner via email on 10/18/19. (U.S. only) Buy your own copy of Here Now (affiliate link) Parental Internet Filters and Remote Text Monitoring An article reviewing best Internet Filters KidBridge--what I use Covenant Eyes--what I use Read my Hiatus Post on Facebook Email me at thescooponbalance@gmail.com Click Here to Join my Email list to keep up with me outside the podcast! Read more balance stuff at thescooponbalance.com Follow me on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest (NOTE: I am on a year-long hiatus from social media!) To help you find balance with social media and all other things, get Finding Your Balance, an 11-Lesson Bible Study.
BEING A LAWYER IS KILLING YOU...BUT HEY THE MONEY IS GOOD! Well, the first part is 100% true and the second part is debatable! I saw this post and immediately knew I had to write about it. This is exactly what I have been talking about. I started to scroll through the comments and I saw nothing NEW. Women lawyers GRINDING IT OUT! per the USUAL! I WAS THERE TOO! Nothing in law school prepares you for work life. In law school, I was taught how to brief a case, how to do legal research and how to argue a case! The big joke was the first year they scare you to death! The second-year they work you to death and the third year they BORE you to DEATH! What I KNOW for a fact is they taught me nothing about balance, exercising and eating healthy and nothing about mental and emotional stability. It wasn’t uncommon to hear people working 80-90 hour work weeks thinking about nothing other than billable hours! For me, a BRAIN TUMOR WAS THE LAST STRAW! This was enough for me to say if I get a second bite at the apple I am going to do things differently the second time around. Just like the comments in the post I see women lawyers... Sparing with their significant other. Maybe they want a significant other and work-life is getting in the way of that DREAM. Struggling to be a part of their kids lives or maybe no kids due to the pressure and stress and fertility is an issue. Grappling with inner demons that are keeping them stuck? Wrestling with putting THEMSELVES FIRST! Does all of this sound WAY TO FAMILIAR? I AM EVERYONE OF THOSE COMMENTS. I didn’t have a significant other! I wanted a baby and fertility was an issue! Do I stay or do I go was a constant conversation in my head! I clearly wasn’t putting myself FIRST! We women stay STUCK because the FEAR of the POSSIBILITIES is GREATER than the FEAR of MISERY! Your body is YEARNING to be happy and content again. Remember those days before law school when you were happy go lucky, not run by your calendar and cell phone! Take some time to get REAL with yourself. Is this what you signed up for the rest of your LIFE? GIVE YOURSELF PERMISSION! It is time for us women to listen to our inner wisdom/mother’s intuition. Whatever you call that inner voice whispering to you. Allow the time to heal those inner demons that are KEEPING YOU STUCK! LASTLY, DARE TO DREAM WHAT IS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF MONEY! #OUT~LAW #WITHERSWHISPER
Neste episódio encontras duas mãos cheias de sugestões de audiolivros e podcasts, com um maior foco no primeiro formato. Para além dos benefícios, vantagens e desvantagens deste tipo de consumo, partilha um percurso que começa com obras simples, como O Alquimista, do Paulo Coelho, evoluindo para a A Quinta dos Animais e o 1984 de George Orwell, passando por Homo Deos, de Yuval Noah Harari, até Oprah Winfrey, Seth Godin, Mel Robbins, Tony Robbins entre outros. Em português de Portugal há ainda uma lacuna na produção de audiolivros. Por isso, sentirás falta de mais sugestões em português no formato áudio, contudo, em brasileiro ou em papel a oferta é abundante. Fica a sugestão de qualidade de um podcast que vale cada segundo. É o podcast português "Breakfast with Fred", de Frederico Castro, cujo formato de entrevista ao vivo está ao nível de um alta definição. Deixa-te inspirar pela oferta de qualidade de audiolivros e podcasts e explora este mundo do aprender a ouvir. AUDIOLIVROS referidos no podcastO Alquimista, de Paulo Coelho (já não encontro a versão do audiobook que ouvi no Youtube, deixo o link para o audiolivro disponível na Audible)https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Alchemist-Audiobook/B002V0Q4LGAnimal Farm, de George Orwell - Lido por Timothy West (gratuito)https://youtu.be/Gl4REOWdJSE1984, de George Orwell (gratuito)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMzBETLocSAHomo Deos, de Yuval Noah Harari (a versão no Youtube também foi removida, fica o link para o audible)https://www.audible.com/pd/Homo-Deus-Audiobook/B01N4DCBK6?qid=1566338904&sr=1-1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=ZN8H8SKASJHSPVGX51PH&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1What I know for sure, Oprah Winfrey, lido pela própriahttps://www.audible.com/pd/What-I-Know-for-Sure-Audiobook/B00KQMVVXM?qid=1566339120&sr=1-1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=NAMR24C3HBTXC1Y1XWAS&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1Linchpin, Seth Godin, lido pelo própriohttps://www.audible.com/pd/Linchpin-Audiobook/B0035VPWWC?qid=1566339153&sr=1-1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=R0CEZ2JFCHTJQ4PR5X44&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1Do the Work, Steven Pressfield, lido pelo própriohttps://www.audible.com/pd/Do-the-Work-Audiobook/B004XINMIC?qid=1566339182&sr=1-1&pf_rd_p=e81b7c27-6880-467a-b5a7-13cef5d729fe&pf_rd_r=WA2Y34QYR6038RDVQ7YA&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1Five Second Rule, Kick-ass e Take Control of your Life, de Mel Robbins e lidos pela própriahttps://www.audible.com/search?keywords=mel+robbins&ref=Awaken the Giant Within, de Toy RobbSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=24482132)
Dungeons & Dragons, the nerdy tabletop role-playing game of the 80s, is experiencing a renaissance with newfound growth and engagement. With newer, easier-to-digest rules and a wealth of real-play podcasts to dip your toes, getting into D&D is easier now than ever. So why should you get in on the craze? Simply, it’s a grand ol' time...but it may also make you a better employee. In this episode of Here’s What I Know, we spoke with Graphic Designer and Illustrator Charlie Long, a now former intern with us, about how she sees D&D as a chance to stretch crucial social skills that she can use in her day-to-day work life. Long meets with her group about once a week to continue an ongoing story she and her fellow players are helping craft by embodying unique and strange characters they’ve devised. In doing so, she finds herself collaborating not only with the characters in-game, but with the people playing them to find solutions that can make everyone happy, or at least lead to a good laugh. Meanwhile, the Dungeon Master throws unique situations at them demanding creative problem-solving to get through. Sometimes things don’t go to plan, or the plan was poorly thought through, and the group has to find ways to power through failure and make the most of a bad situation. “There’s a lot of opportunities to fail due to chance and a lot of opportunities to fail because you had a bad plan. I remember one of my professors would often say ‘fail early, fail often’ and D&D really lets you fail often," Long said. But perhaps the most interesting to a roleplay focused player, such as herself, is the chance to step into someone else’s shoes and practice empathy. Give this podcast a listen to understand how these aspects of Dungeons & Dragons can create essential practice for those soft skills that can improve efficiency, collaboration, and confidence in the workplace.
The Auburn University football stadium sits in the middle of campus, the mecca of a small college town. As part of the tradition-rich Southeastern Conference, Auburn takes pride in being a “football school”. This year, something changed. The men’s basketball team experienced its first-ever NCAA Tournament Final Four appearance, and suddenly Auburn became a basketball school. We sat down with Breanna Perkins, an Auburn alum & content marketing coordinator, to talk about this paradigm shift and how a vision led to a new level of fan engagement, on our series, Here’s What I Know. Head Coach Bruce Pearl has been at Auburn since 2014, slowly building a sustainable basketball program not just through recruiting, but by engaging with marketing classes and community and alumni events – fully immersing himself into the university's culture and weaving Auburn basketball as an important thread within it. “I can’t think of Auburn Basketball without Bruce Pearl, that is what he has done for me,” Perkins said. Winning teams and organizations create buzz around success, events and ultimately their vision. This heightened engagement brings in more “fans” and ultimately influencers, leading to increased followers on social media and overall organic brand growth. Auburn was able to add more than 40,000 new followers to the men’s basketball Instagram account during the 2019 NCAA Basketball Tournament alone. Organizations can utilize their employees and partners to be advocates for their brand, similar to Auburn alumni Tim Cook and Octavia Spencer advocating to their networks on behalf of the University. Social selling platforms like Smarp and Sociabble are strong tools that provide employees with a custom library of content they can easily share out to their followers. When your own team is engaged in your success, their network becomes a natural extension of your growth and messaging, and ultimately - fans.
Video games have always revolved around competition. From the one-on-one battles of Pong in the early 1970s until now, these virtual worlds have captured people’s attention through struggles and rivalries. In the modern era, these battles have been brought to a world audience. Twitch has been instrumental in bringing gaming to digital audiences everywhere, and game developers have changed their business model in response. Historically, video games were a one-time expense. A customer would walk into a store, make a purchase and walk out. Today, developers are producing ‘freemium’ content, where players can purchase upgrades, custom add-ons and other in-game services for far less than the price of a standard game. The idea is to have as many players try it, and with the help of influencers, have as many people continue to purchase these add-ons or subscribe to new offerings. “Sixty dollars for a game, especially when you are young and don’t necessarily have a job, that’s honestly a big investment for a game you may or may not be playing in a month or two,” MarketScale Video Editor & Sound Designer Zac Brummett said. Twitch, and other streaming services like it, have created a new sphere of influence in the gaming world. The gaming community has always been large and international but today it is connected like never before. Brummett and MarketScale Data Analyst Jared Street have witnessed this evolution firsthand, and on today's episode of Here's What I Know, give their perspective on how it's affected the industry; both are avid video game players and, for the most part, are excited to see its rise into the next level of pop culture. “It has definitely made gaming more mainstream, that is for certain,” Street said. However, this change has not come without detractors, according to both Street and Brummett. With audiences being so in-tune with influencers through streaming services, Street believes it can hurt the gameplay experience for casual players. “When streamers are setting the meta for games and strategies are completely determined by the streamers and everyone uses them, I feel like that is kind of overstepping the bounds of what is OK in the streaming sense,” Street said. For game developers though, the path to rapid growth has never been easier. The entire marketing and advertising strategy has been placed on streaming, influencers and the connected community. “A perfect example of this would be APEX Legends. When they released it they did no advertising, they did no content, it was just released, and ‘here ya go’,” Street said. “They just relied on the community and the streamers to do all the marketing for them.” From a marketing and business perspective, video game developers have never had an easier time reaching a larger audience on a smaller budget. With the overall rise of live streaming and continually increasing performance of video content, marketers across all industries can benefit from these growing channels. Not only do these channels have a low barrier of entry, but they showcase the power that influencer marketing can have on a product. If a piece of content appeals to a community and engages influencers in that community, the need to spend advertising dollars disappears. The influencers have become the best brand ambassadors, and the ones with the widest, most authentic reach. Twitch and other streaming services are sure to only grow as brands and influencers build even bigger audiences, and more marketers join in on the live video game experience. Listen to Here’s What I Know for the stories, brands and culture behind marketing.
Once upon a time... It might be the most cliché beginning to a story, but the traditional lead-in has withstood the test of time. Beyond the opening line, how do you create a narrative that engages an audience enough to make them advocates? In this episode of Here’s What I Know, we speak with MarketScale Senior Digital Marketing Strategist Terry O’Connell, Post-Production Manager Shannon Willey and Digital Marketing Strategist Jon Baer about lessons in storytelling from HBO hit series Game of Thrones. The show has thrived by turning its audience into engaged advocates who continue to share its story. Drawing inspiration from classics of literature and epics of history, Game of Thrones succeeds in its storytelling through subverting narrative archetypes with a heavy dose of realism. Characters, whether beloved or loathed, are at equal risk, and they face impossible choices with unclear consequences and far reaching effects. It is important to tell stories that audiences can connect with in a genuine way, beyond a gimmicky sales pitch. Viewers do not want to be sold, they want to relate to a story that is relevant to them. In narrative storytelling, continuity is of utmost importance. Without continuity, narratives lose impactful substance and storytellers alienate their audiences. There are clear threads in the underlying story of Game of Thrones, but to some extent the reason this story so impactful is continuous discontinuity. In marketing, continuity plays an equally important role in branding. The best brands have a well-formed narrative - an underlying story that demonstrates a need, and how the object of the brand satisfies it. Without continuity the brand invariably breaks down, and the marketer loses their audience. Continuity is a shield that must never be abandoned, by marketers and storytellers alike. Change is acceptable. Disorder is not. When customers and prospects become personally invested in a story, they become advocates, influencers, partners and ultimately marketers. Game of Thrones understands the power of its fans as its own advocates and marketers.
Marketing has become both an art and a science. With changing algorithms, an increased number of tools, and more data and analytics than can be digested by even an entire marketing team - it can be hard to keep up. Pair that with the variety of content types and mediums, and marketing has transformed into a carefully analyzed art form. How do you create content engaging, inspiring or educational enough for a user to stop scrolling and digest it? We spoke with Denis McInerny, Creative Producer at MarketScale, in the first episode of Here’s What I Know. McInerny knows social media marketing like few do. He recently wrapped up a yearlong performance art piece as a micro-influencer, crafting a faux-public persona from scratch. To do this, he immersed himself in the social media micro-influencer realm and built a brand for himself, showing how a person or organization can utilize their following to engage and push a narrative. He follows this motto: “Don’t take yourself too seriously, but take everything you do seriously.” Instagram’s new algorithm prioritizes profiles that have a high page engagement on past posts. McInerny saw this firsthand, and the more he connected with his audience, the higher the return of engagement was. Staying consistent with audience engagement almost guarantees the algorithm will help a brand, instead of hurting it. From LinkedIn to Twitter, Instagram and beyond, social platforms are used to build brands. According to Sprout Social, 61 percent of social marketers prioritize social media posts that teach, 58 percent focus on telling a story and 53 percent focus on posts that inspire. It is vital for individuals to develop a personal brand by building channels that authentically engage networks with their story. “Be whatever you want to be, but you need to be able to tell that story efficiently, effectively and in a way that people want to interact with,” says McInerny.
In this episode, I discuss 14 books that have helped me to level up in my life and in business. I share what inspired me to go on a "30-year-old crisis book binge" and how each book helped me! Here's the book list: 1. Millionaire Success Habits by Dean Graziosi-- https://amzn.to/2szxBFM 2. Playing Big by Tara Mohr-- https://amzn.to/2AThGGL 3. Secrets of Six Figure Women by Barbara Stanny-- https://amzn.to/2svZzST 4. Black Privilege: Opportunity Comes to Those Who Create It by Charlamagne-- https://amzn.to/2ARjy2Z 5. Failing Forward by John C. Maxwell-- https://amzn.to/2VZM637 6. Expectation Hangover by Christine Hassler-- https://amzn.to/2AScq6x 7. Be a Free Range Human by Marianne Cantwell-- https://amzn.to/2T5Cq5u 8. What I Know for Sure by Oprah Winfrey-- https://amzn.to/2APYxpm 9. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill-- https://amzn.to/2VZpqzU 10. The Science of Getting Rich by Wallace D. Wattles-- https://amzn.to/2T0wvP3 11. The Law of Attraction by Esther Hicks-- https://amzn.to/2W0Qsa8 12. You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero-- https://amzn.to/2sx8GCz 13. The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle-- https://amzn.to/2W3DgBF 14. This is Marketing by Seth Godin-- https://amzn.to/2W123Gk Enjoy!!
Stacey shares 3 principles from Oprah's book “What I Know for Sure” that totally up leveled her access to calm and eliminating stress.
What I Know to be TrueDonna reads from her book Peeling The Onion about what she knew to be true when her son was in active addiction. Donna shares a letter that she wrote many years ago called "Please Keep Your Opinion To Yourself."
We're at the library, on the beach, and by the pool with our noses in books/kindles. And you know we're all about the stories that share and expand on women's experiences. This week we hear from Jessica Knoll about The Favorite Sister, her novel full of murder and scandal set in the world of reality TV. Glynnis MacNicol's memoir No One Tells You This is full of dispatches on life after 40 when you don't follow a spouse-and-kids blueprint. Yrsa Daley-Ward is perhaps best known as a poet, and her new memoir The Terrible uses that precision of language and feeling to explore her youth. Reading list: Novels by Jessica Knoll: Luckiest Girl Alive, The Favorite Sister ...and essays: I Want to Be Rich and I’m Not Sorry, What I Know (trigger warning: description of sexual assault) No One Tells You This by Glynnis MacNicol Bone and The Terrible by Yrsa Daley-Ward Share your faves using #cygbooks!
Kurt Andersen speaks with Laurie Metcalf, the actor who is striking gold everywhere: she was nominated for an Oscar for her role as the mother in “Lady Bird,” stars in the Broadway play “Three Tall Women,” and, with most of the rest of the original cast, has returned to the reboot of “Roseanne” on ABC. Wes Montgomery is a legend of jazz guitar, and much of that notoriety first came from a 1960 album, “The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery.” Somewhere between theater and installation art, “Flight” tells a story of child migrants entirely through miniature models. Kurt talks with Jamie Harrison, co-creator of the piece. And Yesika Salgado breaks down her poem “What I Know,” a love letter to her home of Los Angeles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kurt Andersen speaks with Laurie Metcalf, the actor who is striking gold everywhere: she was nominated for an Oscar for her role as the mother in “Lady Bird,” stars in the Broadway play “Three Tall Women,” and, with most of the rest of the original cast, has returned to the reboot of “Roseanne” on ABC. Wes Montgomery is a legend of jazz guitar, and much of that notoriety first came from a 1960 album, “The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery.” Somewhere between theater and installation art, “Flight” tells a story of child migrants entirely through miniature models. Kurt talks with Jamie Harrison, co-creator of the piece. And Yesika Salgado breaks down her poem “What I Know,” a love letter to her home of Los Angeles. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode 190: Raised on an island in South Carolina, singer/songwriter Trevor Hall realized at a young age that music was more than just a passion - it was, rather, his life’s art. At sixteen, he recorded his first album, soon after which he left South Carolina for Idyllwild Arts Academy in California. There he studied classical guitar and was also introduced to the practices of yoga and meditation, which would greatly influence his life and his music. Hall’s music, a blend of roots and folk music with hints of inspiration from India, has led him to a series of sold-out tours and collaborations with artists such as Steel Pulse, The Wailers, Jimmy Cliff, Matisyahu, Michael Franti, Xavier Rudd and Nahko & Medicine for the People. Trevor Hall’s Chapter of the Forest (2014) and KALA (2015), debuted at #3 and #2 on the iTunes singer/songwriter chart respectively. He is currently touring around the US and Australia. While on tour, Hall collects donations to support children’s education in India. Hall’s latest album, The Fruitful Darkness, became the #1 Kickstarter Music campaign of 2017 (#30 of all time out of 53,000 Music projects) and is being released in three song installments on specific lunar ☾ dates, culminating in a 14-song deluxe edition release,June 1st 2018. January 2018 will also see the debut of the single/video, “What I Know”. Show notes: How Trevor Hall grew up in an environment filled with music, creativity and instruments The beautiful encouragement (rather than pushing) he received from his parents when it came to music Trevor's philosophy with love in the world The gift of giving love to someone without expecting a certain something in return A powerful parable for setting boundaries with people in your life: saluting the tiger from a distance Saying yes to everything is a form of spiritual bypassing "Love goes outward and it also goes inward" "The Divine Mother has so many children and they all have different stomachs." > it's important to know that what one person does may not be the best for you Trevor's meditation practice Being able to keep some things to yourself as a way to make them even more sacred Music is Trevor's "I Am"; it is not an identity he's trying not to be attached to. It is inseparable from his being. Why he loves traveling to the spiritual city of Rishikesh, India Must-read book: By His Grace by Dada Mukerjee
5-Star Day, Friendship Heartache, and Inner Sight. “What I Know for Sure”-Oprah Winfrey discussion of pleasures and staying in tune with your inner voice and defining what a 5-Star day means to you.
Morning Notes brings you What I Know, a play on the old 'know thyself' mantra. All about People talks about Learning from Footprints on the Moon. There are lessons in that for all of us. A Time for Rhyme has a new poem - What Will You Do And Internet Church wraps up with The Simplest of Gifts. You'll want to gather the kids and grandkids around to listen to this one. Be sure and check out my website - pmichaelbiggs.com Thanks for listening. Be sure and share this with someone who needs some good words to encourage their day.
Our Talk this Month is "What I Know about the Ino" (the Supervisor of Monks) ... a monastic office, but not that far from our own lives, jobs and family duties ... It is from Master Dogen's "Pure Standards for the Temple Administrators (Chiji Shingi)" for Eiheiji Monastery (translated by Taigen Leighton and Shohaku Okumura) Further reading and discussion for this talk are available on the Treeleaf forum:June 2nd-3rd, 2017 - OUR MONTHLY 4-hour ZAZENKAI! »
Whether you’re going on vacation, studying abroad, or just want to make the most of downtime on a plane, here are the 5 books you meet abroad. Any book recs for when on vacation, studying abroad or just while on the road? Show me with #BriBooks on Instagram! This epi is in honor of listeners Elexxa Thomas and Marche’ Hill, and other young women circling the globe, or thinking about it :) Past Episodes About The Five Books You Meet Abroad The Circle What I Know For Sure Leave Your Mark Americanah 2:55: Book #1: Good Fiction, a page turner that you pull out every chance you get. Fiction can be very freeing when dealing with the stressful logistics of making a home in a strange place. I did an epi about the book “The Circle,” good piece of fiction. Escapist. #Protip: I did an epi about the book. 3:54: Fiction recommendation is “Land of Love and Drowning” by author Tiphanie Yanique, set in US Virgin Islands at the turn of the 20th century, spanning nearly a century of how this family grew and fell apart. 4:25: Book #2: Personal Development, a book written by a professional or about a company you’re interested in.To “meet’ this book abroad, pick a title that’s written by a founder or professional you’re interested in. Think of a few companies you admire (Amazon? Google? KIND bars?), and dig into their processes. This is a “primary source” of sorts, an up close and personal look at the inner workings of something great to you. 5:18: Personal development recommendation is “ What I Know for Sure” by Oprah Winfrey. Reading the collection of columns was very affirming for me. Of course, I did a podcast episode about the book. 5:42: Book #3: Good Nonfiction. You want this book to count, so that when you put it down, you’re armed with more information on something you care about. Whether that’s media, sports, fashion, investment banking, find a writer or author who really understands the zeitgeist and the industry, and is able to put context behind that. You want something by industry insider or something religious, the focus is to expand your knowledge so that you’ve been entertained and informed. 6:20: Nonfiction recommendation is Aliza Licht’s “Leave Your Mark.” This book taught me a ton about PR. Brandi Kellam at NBC News and I chatted about this book on a previous episode on this book, focusing on how to become a professional who communicates effectively, and brand yourself based on hard work instead of the perception of hard work :-) 7:30: Book #4: Good Lit You’ve Been Meaning To Get Around To. This is the title you see everyone reading, keep hearing about, or you’ve been meaning to get around to reading. For me, that book was “Americanah” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (yes, I did an epi about that book, too!) The purpose of this “meeting” is to finish something you've been thinking starting. 8:19: Book #5: A Book That Honors Where You Are. What’s the purpose of being somewhere new, unique, adventurous and not digging into that space?! This is a very authentic and personal way to root yourself into a culture, history and moment. Every country and culture has noteworthy and famous authors--do a bit of research, find an author, and pick up their latest title. Who is the literary darling of where you are? 9:00: I’m reading “A House in Bali” by Colin McPhee, because….I’M GOING TO BALI IN TWO WEEKS WITH TRAVEL NOIRE! 9:30: Being out of your element is aw ay to establish new habits--make a habit of spending the first two hours reading on the plane, or read before bed. It’s a good way to normalize something and inject routine into a chaotic and adventurous time like being abroad. 10:15 - Instead of an OPP, we’re going to do what are the books we want to read if we want our brains to study abroad. 10:30 - Rush’s pick: “Underground Railroad” by Colson Whitehead--it’s very popular, it’s alt historical fiction where they imagine underground railroad as a literal train. 11:28: Brionna’s pick: “Too Big to Fail” by Andrew Ross Sorkin. It was one of the first free books I picked up in NYC, I know the story, but i’ve never read the story!
(Spoiler alert: It's a "Best of 2016" podcast.) Thanks so much for going with me on this journey! I’m really excited about 2017 and this podcast, and just sharing more of my journey with you and sharing relevant and inspiring content. Let’s revisit the top moments of 2016 on this podcast. These are the moments I’m most proud of, and you found most useful. SHOW NOTES “Americanah,” friendship and letting people out of your life (ep. 1.6) “Leave Your Mark,” never getting too ‘comfortable’ and finding pockets of opportunity (ep. 1.4) “Do Less, Get More” on how to do everything, just not at the same time (ep. 1.5) “Modern Romance,” how Gabby Thomas and I “approach” online dating (ep. 1.7) “We Have 83 Days Left in 2016,” and how I set and accomplish my goals (ep. 1.9) “Modern Romance, Pt. 2,” and how co-producer Rush Perez looOooooOoves his girlfriend (ep. 1.8) My National Association of Black Journalists story, featuring VP, NABJ Benet Wilson (ep. 1.10) “Modern Romance” with Gabby, and why being an intentional dater is non-negotiable (ep. 1.7) “Guys, Was John Adams Right,” but seriously, he was spot-on about the moral implication of wealth and politics (ep. 1.12) Oprah’s “What I Know for Sure” has taught me to be grateful for my mountains (ep. 2.1) SOCIALS: @BriBooksPod on Instagram - Tag me in your lit love and quotes using #BriBooks! @BriBooksPod on Twitter - Where I share #podincolor love, and other reading noms. bribookspod.com - We're moving fast. Hold on. Bri Books Podcast on Facebook - Because let's be real, you are, too.
I found Oprah Winfrey’s “What I Know for Sure” while working at The Meredith Vieira Show at NBC Entertainment. I’ve been an Oprah fan for as long as I can remember—her Legend’s Ball special is still one of my all-time favorite pieces of television. “What I Know for Sure” is a collection of life lessons Oprah has gleaned over the years. In the episode, I share my favorite parts from the book, and the 7 things I know for sure, as I approach my 26th birthday. I make homemade soy massage at BriCandles.com! Fill out my pod survey + write a review, and I’ll make/send you one! https://brionnajimerson.typeform.com/to/I5oBub http://www.booksmyjobgaveme.com Myleik's Podcast: http://myleik.podomatic.com/entry/2014-10-07T18_09_57-07_00
Hello and welcome to episode 14 of Couragemakers! For this week's episode, I had the absolute joy of talking to Ashten Giardine. Ashten is the founder of Just Go Left: a lifestyle blog and a love letter to living her best life. She founded Just Go Left, not just because she not-so-secretly wants to be Oprah, but because she believes through the ups and downs of life we are given the choice to "go left" when things don't go right and I'm so excited to share that journey with you today. In this episode, we really dive into the idea of choosing joy in the everyday little things, how grief and hard times can profoundly affect us and how learning to ask for help can change your life. This is a great episode to listen to if you're going through a hard time and want to hear advice and lessons from someone who made it through to the other side. Big things have happened with Ashten since we recorded this episode back in February. Ashten made the huge decision to move from Atlanta back to California and she has been really honestly shared her journey and also some great decision making, packing, budgeting and moving tips on Just Go Left. So if you're in the process of making a big decision, or moving, I seriously recommend reading her series on the blog. Ashten is such a warm and reassuring force of nature and has so much wisdom to share and I know you're going to get so much from this episode. Enjoy the show! About Ashten Ashten is the founder of Just Go Left: a lifestyle blog and a love letter to living her best life. She founded Just Go Left, not just because she not-so-secretly wants to be Oprah, but because she believes through the ups and downs of life we are given the choice to "go left" when things don't go right. Ashten is an introverted extrovert with a penchant for sarcasm, and sass, who thinks most problems can be solved with a cup of coffee. Ashten lives in Southern California with her boyfriend Kyle and their dog, Gatsby. Just Go Left | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Bloglovin Things we talked about during today's show Warner's story - how Ashten's life and outlook on life was completely transformed after her dog Warner was diagnosed with PLN (a genetic incurable disease) and how the experience completely changed her Thriving in difficult situations How we are entitled to come out of pain, grief and hardship however we want to Ashten's practical tips for learning to ask for help and how it can change your life Enjoying the chapter you're on and finding joy in the everyday Resources/Things We Mentioned During today's show What I Know for Sure - Oprah Winfrey Brené Brown Rachel Camfield Find out more and download the Couragemakers Manifesto here If you have any question about today's episode, any comments or would like to be a guest on Couragemakers, get in touch: meg@thathummingbirdlife.com About Meg & That Hummingbird Life I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I started this podcast because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum. When I'm not recording episodes and making new friends with the wonderful guests, you can find me working on all manners of magic over at That Hummingbird Life, sending free self care checks ins to hundreds of women every Sunday and helping my clients build brands they love as a graphic designer. I'm currently based in London, and getting ready for my round the world adventure with Mr. Meg starting August 2016. Don't worry the podcast isn't going anywhere! That Hummingbird Life | Twitter | Pinterest | Facebook
Jessica Knoll’s Luckiest Girl Alive was the best-selling debut of 2015 and was optioned for a movie by Reese Witherspoon. Knoll recently wrote an article “What I Know” about some of the experience-based events of Luckiest Girl Alive. Join us for … Continue reading →
Here comes the bride, all dressed in BLOOOOD. Yes Screamers, we’re taking on the thing that frightens Flash the most: commitment. Fortunately for her, she missed this episode. WHAT I KNOW. Justin sits down with recently engaged couple Jonathan Boushell and Lindsay Comotto to talk about their recent trip to Monster Mania, Matthew Lillard and […]
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MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY song "Wildfire" was one of the biggest pop hits of the 70's. He returns to the WoodSongs stage with a brand new bluegrass CD called Buckaroo BlueGrass. TOM RUSH impact on the American music scene has been profound. He helped shape the folk revival in the '60s and the renaissance of the '80s and '90s. He recently released his first studio CD in 35 years. Recorded in Nashville, What I Know was produced by Tom's long-time friend Jim Rooney and includes original Tom Rush material, as well as harmonies by Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Bramlett and Nanci Griffith.
We are very excited to be back to dash through recent headlines, and talk about The Boys season 2 conclusion. First our SNN Host Sarah Belmont explains Lamplighter's sacrifice, Stormfront hate, and the courtroom scene. Then our SNN Producer Will Polk talks about the finale’s fatherly love; girl fights; and head-bursting revelations. We rant...we rave...we review...this is Scene N’ Nerd. Timestamps 0:00 Welcome 0:25 Movie Trivia Schmoedown Singles Tournament thoughts. 3:55 Thoughts on the latest COVID related changes to movie schedule as The Batman gets pushed back to March 2022 and other DC films. 7:04 Benedict Cumberbatch is confirmed to play Dr. Strange in upcoming Spider Man 3 and Jamie Foxx joins the cast as Electro. 12:25 We give thoughts on the new Green Lantern series coming to HBO Max. 16:44 We get into The Boys penultimate episode 2 x 07 "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker and the season 2 finale of The Boys 2 x 08 "What I Know." 1:00:27 We close out with some quick thoughts on what we know so far for the upcoming season 3 of The Boys. #TheBoys #SpiderMan3 #GreenLantern #JohnDiggle #Arrow #Batman #DCEU Follow our crew on twitter @SceneNNerd, friend us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram. But most importantly rate, subscribe, and comment on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Youtube, Stitcher or wherever you get podcasts! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/geek-vibes-nation/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
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