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Renovation and remodeling contractors are notorious for being bad business managers. Many contractors are skilled at building kitchens, bathrooms, room additions, painting, patios, etc, however, they are horrible at managing cash flow. When a contractor runs out of money when performing work on your project, your life can become a miserable Hell. Bad Money Barry is a skilled contractor but also a bad money manager. When Barry is short on cash, he will use tricks such as unwarranted change orders to pad his pocket with extra cash. Learn how to combat Bad Money Barry and avoid going over your project budget and experiencing project failure.

After mourning the loss of Nash and the Wells', Barry and Cisco work on a solution to save Iris, Kamilla, and Singh by opening a portal to the Mirrorverse. Meanwhile, in the Mirrorverse, Iris plans a rendezvous with Kamilla and Singh. Barry's returned speed from the Artificial Speed Force gives him speed-thinking, resulting in him being able to predict outcomes, but at the cost of his emotions. In the process, he exposes Eva as a mirror duplicate in the middle of a live television broadcast, forcing her to flee. When Barry decides to prioritize saving Iris while disregarding the others, Cisco, Frost and Allegra team up to stop him, but fail. In the Mirrorverse, Kamilla and Singh start having seizures since they were sent there with the Mirror Gun. Barry opens the portal, forcing Iris to come through and leaves Singh and Kamilla behind, however, after coming through, Iris starts having seizures. After Barry realizes he has endangered his friends and wife by relying on his speed-thinking to stop Eva, he disables the Artificial Speed Force, putting him back to having his speed in danger of depleting. Elsewhere, Eva decides to replace all of Central City with mirror duplicates and starts by replacing CCPD officer Daisy Korber. Flashback to 20 years ago: Eobard Thawne replaces the original Harrison Wells and kills him, placing his body in a grave. However, mysteriously, Wells re-materializes and is now alive standing on top of his own grave.

Here's Part II with Barry Kerch!  Barry may have made a living as the drummer for the band Shinedown, but outside of the world of rock and roll, Barry is a dedicated conservationist and hunter.  Growing up in the south he developed a deep love of the outdoors.  When Barry isn't smashing beats on a drum kit, you'll deep in the woods exchanging the drumsticks for bow and arrow. To Get the Video Version of this Podcast Please Visit Us Here: www.Patreon.com/thingreenlinepodcast

Barry Kerch may have made a living as the drummer for the band Shinedown, but outside of the world of rock and roll, Barry is a dedicated conservationist and hunter.  Growing up in the south he developed a deep love of the outdoors.  When Barry isn't smashing beats on a drum kit, you'll deep in the woods exchanging the drumsticks for bow and arrow. To Get the Video Version of this Podcast Please Visit Us Here: www.Patreon.com/thingreenlinepodcast

Forensic scientist Barry Allen is struck by lightning and doused in chemical products that afford him superhuman speed, which he learns to control with help from Tina McGee, a scientist from S.T.A.R. Labs. When Barry's brother, policeman Jay Allen, is murdered by his corrupt ex-partner, Nicholas Pike, the leader of a vicious motorcycle gang of criminals, Barry uses his newfound abilities to bring Pike and his men to justice and decides to continue protecting Central City as "The Flash". Help make this podcast happen at patreon.com/tvtalk

How do you determine when it’s the right time to give notice and head into the next chapter of life? When it comes down to it, there’s no right or wrong age to move on from the workforce.  In this episode, I’m speaking with Barry Farber, who is a professor of psychology and education at Columbia Teachers College. Not only does Barry maintain a robust private practice today, but he’s also written a wide array of books and research papers in the field of psychology.  We’ll hear from his wisdom, experience, and insights as we explore the questions to consider while planning for the next major transition. In this episode, we discuss: - The remarkable reason why Barry continues full-time work in his seventies - Why we must consider how life transitions affect our loved ones - When Barry will feel certain that it’s time to leave his work behind - How to approach difficult conversations about retirement with your partner - Why life after work requires a need for changing our patterns - The four types of therapy that can help people cope with an overwhelming world - How Barry’s background in psychology has made life transitions easier for him

In this episode. We explore America’s ongoing and persistent issues when it comes to race and social justice... in particular how race can be weaponized… sometimes with deadly consequences.Our guest is Barry Thomas, Professional Educator – Community Advocate & Activist in Omaha, Nebraska, who is concerned about issues related to race within the country… and has dedicated his time to addressing these issues.When Barry and I initially talked, it was a few days after the arrest of the two men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery, the man who was chased down and killed in Georgia while on a jog.Since the recording… our nation now faces other incidents of the weaponizing of race… including a white woman dubbed Central Park Becky threatening to tell police that a black man was threatening her… after he asked her to leash her dog in a sensitive area of the park.The second incident caught on camera this week ended far more tragically. George Floyd lost his life while in police custody, after an officer took him to the ground and held a knee on his neck for several minutes. On mobile phone video… Floyd can be heard saying that he cannot breathe. The officer did not move… and soon Floyd was not moving, either.Though these incidents happened after our interview… they are relevant to our discussion.This episode is Part One of my interview with Barry Thomas… as we explore the role of cell phone video, social media, and media coverage of these incidents.Next week, we’ll delve deeper into the soul of the U.S…. and why these incidents and issues persist.

In this week’s episode of The Flash Podcast, Andy, Tatiana, Breeze, and Lacy get together as they review the fifth episode of season six of The Flash. In “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach,” When Barry and Iris take off for a vacation, they leave Cisco in charge as he gets a visit by Breacher who shares some […] The post The Flash Podcast Season 6 – Episode 5: “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach” appeared first on DC TV Podcasts.

In this week's episode of The Flash Podcast, Andy, Tatiana, Breeze, and Lacy get together as they review the fifth episode of season six of The Flash. In "Kiss Kiss Breach Breach," When Barry and Iris take off for a vacation, they leave Cisco in charge as he gets a visit by Breacher who shares some tragic news about Cynthia. In the meantime, Killer Frost confronts Ramsey while Joe gets to know Nash Wells better. The gang also reads feedback from listeners about what they thought of "Kiss Kiss Breach Breach." That and more on this week's episode of The Flash Podcast! Catch the trailer, photos, and synopsis for the sixth episode that airs on Tuesday, November 19: "Licence to Elongate." THE FLASH “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach” — (8:00-9:00 p.m. ET) (TV-PG, V) (HDTV) DANNY TREJO GUEST STARS – Cisco's (Carlos Valdes) faith in his ability to fill Barry's (Grant Gustin) shoes as Team Leader is upended when he learns of a shocking murder. Meanwhile, Killer Frost (Danielle Panabaker) trusts no one except herself to hunt down the dangerous Ramsey Rosso (guest star Sendhil Ramamurthy). Menhaj Huda directed the episode written by Kelly Wheeler & Joshua V. Gilbert (#605). Original airdate 11/5/2019. Find The Flash Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @TheFlashPodcast – Instagram Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – Google Play – iHeartRadio – YouTube Contact: theflashpodcast@gmail.com Support: TeePublic Store

In this week’s episode of The Flash Podcast, Andy, Tatiana, Breeze, and Lacy get together as they review the fifth episode of season six of The Flash. In “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach,” When Barry and Iris take off for a vacation, they leave Cisco in charge as he gets a visit by Breacher who shares some […] The post The Flash Podcast Season 6 – Episode 5: “Kiss Kiss Breach Breach” appeared first on DC TV Podcasts.

In this episode of the ISG Smartalks™ podcast, we look back at ISG’s Automation Summit London (11-12 September). Barry Matthews catches up with four leading automation experts at the conference to find out their thoughts on the current state of technology and how they see automation impacting business over the next decade. Barry speaks with Professor Leslie Willcocks of the London School of Economics, who has co-authored 65 books on automation. Willcocks believes we’ll see exponential growth in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) businesses, leading to mergers and consolidations in the sector. He dismisses the idea that RPA will merely patch up the old world of business tech and instead sees it as foundational for a new way of doing business, allowing enterprises that focus on technological convergence to separate themselves from their competitors. Next, Barry finds Craig Jones, Partner – Advisor Relations, of Wipro with whom he explores how RPA has become more strategic and transformative. Jones predicts we will see more businesses move to cognitive AI in the next ten years, believing it will lead to huge efficiencies, but only if businesses have the right data and the right structure in place. When Barry sits down with Sajesh Gopinath, General Manager, of UST Global they discuss how businesses are evolving in their relationships with automation – moving from proofs of concept to demanding clear results on what the technology can deliver. Gopinath believes those enterprises that have automated systems to orchestrate processes and information across the enterprise will become market leaders. Finally, Barry tracks down Serkan Ibrahim, Sales Director, of IPSoft who predicts a convergence of capabilities and vendors in the automation market over the next ten years. Despite some disappointment in RPA, Ibrahim still sees it as the best gateway to digital transformation – and believes we’re only just starting to see its true capabilities. Tune in to hear an honest conversation with four of the field’s experts about automation, cryptocurrencies and the power of change in the market today.  

With Barry insisting on cursing each episode, LaToya changes the podcast setting from Clean to Explicit. The floodgates are now open for Barry and his potty mouth. LaToya is dealing with life-altering events but is glad that she has her writing and Gwen to take care of her. When Barry dies, he's entrusting LaToya to be his Facebook Legacy Contact, but she hasn't given him the honor of being hers. A new rating scale is established. Ready or Not, Tag, you're it.

Saturday, May 3rd, 1980. Miami County, Kansas. Mark and Barry, ages 17 and 14, decide to go fishing near Bull Creek in Miami County, Kansas, maybe an hour’s drive south of Kansas City. The area is deserted countryside—soon to be underwater when a Marais des Cygnes Reservoir Project is completed. After they tire of fishing, they go off to explore the nearby woods and fields. When Barry sees a fresh mound of dirt near the creek, the two teens walk over to look more closely. Ominously, the mound is 10 inches high, 6 feet long, and 4 feet wide. When they spot a piece of denim and a red shirt sticking out from the dirt, they poke gingerly at the cloth. They recoil at terrible smell and cry out “It’s a body.” Poking some more, they see what looks like it might be a knee. That’s finally enough for our young adventurers. Barry yells “We better go tell my mom” as they race away from the scene. I posted the links to the sources used for this episode below. These sources were especially important: Reporter Andy Hoffman’s book Family Affairs was invaluable. His website is https://www.andyhoffmanbooks.com Area newspaper provide excellent coverage of the case, particularly the Kansas City Star, Olathe Daily News, and the Columbia Missourian. I’d appreciate it if you would subscribe to Prison City Murders and write a review. Even critical feedback is appreciated. Recently I set up an email for the podcase prisoncitymurders@gmail.com or you can comment on the cases on this website.  Thank you so much for listening and until next time, please don’t murder anybody. I don’t think you can listen to podcasts behind bars. Sources: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Moore_(politician) https://andyhoffmanbooks.blogspot.com/2012/05/update-on-my-book-family-affairs-twenty.html https://www.doc.ks.gov/ https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/05/07/A-jury-Friday-convicted-Sueanne-Hobson-of-first-degree-murder/3279389592000/ https://www.kansascity.com/ https://kansascity.newsbank.com https://newspaperarchive.com/us/kansas/olathe/olathe-daily-news https://www.newspapers.com/ https://www.ancestry.com/ https://www.genealogybank.com/ https://www.findagrave.com/

Saturday, May 3rd, 1980. Miami County, Kansas. Mark and Barry, ages 17 and 14, decide to go fishing near Bull Creek in Miami County, Kansas, maybe an hour’s drive south of Kansas City. The area is deserted countryside—soon to be underwater when a Marais des Cygnes Reservoir Project is completed. After they tire of fishing, they go off to explore the nearby woods and fields. When Barry sees a fresh mound of dirt near the creek, the two teens walk over to look more closely. Ominously, the mound is 10 inches high, 6 feet long, and 4 feet wide. When they spot a piece of denim and a red shirt sticking out from the dirt, they poke gingerly at the cloth. They recoil at terrible smell and cry out “It’s a body.” Poking some more, they see what looks like it might be a knee. That’s finally enough for our young adventurers. Barry yells “We better go tell my mom” as they race away from the scene. I posted the links to the sources used for this episode below. These sources were especially important: Reporter Andy Hoffman’s book Family Affairs was invaluable. His website is https://www.andyhoffmanbooks.com Area newspaper provide excellent coverage of the case, particularly the Kansas City Star, Olathe Daily News, and the Columbia Missourian. I’d appreciate it if you would subscribe to Prison City Murders and write a review. Even critical feedback is appreciated. Recently I set up an email for the podcase prisoncitymurders@gmail.com or you can comment on the cases on this website.  Thank you so much for listening and until next time, please don’t murder anybody. I don’t think you can listen to podcasts behind bars. Sources: https://www.columbiamissourian.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennis_Moore_(politician) https://andyhoffmanbooks.blogspot.com/2012/05/update-on-my-book-family-affairs-twenty.html https://www.doc.ks.gov/ https://www.upi.com/Archives/1982/05/07/A-jury-Friday-convicted-Sueanne-Hobson-of-first-degree-murder/3279389592000/ https://www.kansascity.com/ https://kansascity.newsbank.com https://newspaperarchive.com/us/kansas/olathe/olathe-daily-news https://www.newspapers.com/ https://www.ancestry.com/ https://www.genealogybank.com/ https://www.findagrave.com/

International bestselling author Barry Eisler steps into the Interrogation Room to answer a few questions. Barry’s published works include 14 novels, 4 short stories, 2 essays. He spent three years in a covert position with the CIA’s Directorate of Operations, then worked as a technology lawyer and startup executive in Silicon Valley and Japan, earning his black belt at the Kodokan Judo Institute along the way. Eisler’s award-winning thrillers have been included in numerous "Best Of" lists, including the #1 bestseller “The Detachment,” and have been translated into nearly twenty languages. When Barry’s not writing novels, he spends some of his time blogging about torture, civil liberties, and the rule of law. In this episode, Barry and host Gavin Reese discussed Eisler's latest release, THE KILLER COLLECTIVE, the institutional chaos necessary in espionage and crime fiction, taking advice from your future self, and why Livia Lone should investigate his hypothetical murder. Barry's works: www.amazon.com/Barry-Eisler/e/B001IQXSUE Barry's site: barryeisler.com Gavin's works: www.amazon.com/Gavin-Reese/e/B072W5PPGS/ Gavin's site: gavinreese.com #writersbeat #amwriting #amreading #amwritingfiction #thriller #espionage #writerslife #gavinthecop #gavinreese #police #policeprocedural #detective #conspiracy #conspiracyseries #writingcraft #nanowrimo #writingcoach #cia #barryeisler #thekillercollective #homicide #murder #conspiracytheory #livialone --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/writersbeatpodcast/support

Inspector of fun, Founder, President, and CEO of KAVU, Barry Barr, learned his business ways early in life on a fishing boat in the Bering Sea. Years as a boat captain prepared Barry to plan ahead with sourcing and production, and how to pick his crew wisely by hiring long and firing fast. When Barry started KAVU, he mostly used his own funds, and didn't take a personal paycheck for two years.  We learn the story behind the name KAVU, and the meaning and philosophy behind Klear Above Visibility Unlimited.

Team Flash meet Nora, Barry and Iris' daughter from the future. While Iris seems happy to see her, Barry is concerned that Nora could alter history by interacting with her parents younger selves. The Team encounter a new metahuman named Gridlock, who has the ability to harness kinetic energy. During the encounter, Barry suits up in a variety of his previous costumes. When Barry tries to send Nora home, Wally reveals to them that Nora's blood is saturated with negative tachyons, which react with the Speed Force preventing her from time travelling. Barry asks Nora what happens to him in the future, with Nora revealing he never returned after the crisis and she has lived her entire life with her mom. Gridlock causes the plane he is on to fall out of the sky, so Barry, Nora, Wally and Cisco go to stop it. Before they leave, Nora gives Barry his signature ring that contains a brand new suit. They phase the plane through buildings allowing it to land safely in the river. When Gridlock is being transported to prison, the transport vehicle is attacked and a masked individual enters the truck telling Gridlock that he plans to wipe out all metahumans before approaching him with a blade shaped like the Flash’s insignia.

If you want a thing to happen – get a woman in! Says the Crypto Diva! When Barry met Jillian Godsil, journalist, fintech expert, commentator and champion of Women in Blockchain, he described the meeting as a whirlwind that knocked him off his feet. Jillian is undoubtedly a force of nature – refreshingly upfront about how recently she’s moved into this space, but certainly making her mark ever since through sheer force of personality. This episode is less an interview, more a conversation during which subjects as diverse as the Irish Celtic Tiger, the financial crash that saw the country the butt of blame for problems across Europe, divorce, bankruptcy and suicide, ‘unthinking’ the old ways and starting again, and fixing the education system, all find a place. The driving force behind Jillian’s fascination for blockchain and cryptocurrency? Techy brains doing clever things; the disruptive side, taking on traditional sluggish elements like insurance, accountancy and the banks; and the ‘hippy-dippy’ element, making the world a better place. While reportedly only 4% of jobs across blockchain are filled by women, the capacity to change lives through education cannot be underestimated. As Jillian says, we need more women in this ‘wonderful, transformational, life-changing technological sector’ – who wouldn’t want to change the world for the better? Her sign off message for women to get involved in blockchain and cryptocurrency is simple: Just, have a go, why don’t you?  

Podgodz 293: The Flash: Pilot (1990) Recorded 19 June 2018 Nerdface rage Incredibles 2 Legion S2   20 September, 1990 Forensic scientist Barry Allen is struck by lightning and doused in chemical products that afford him superhuman speed, which he learns to control with help from Tina McGee, a scientist from S.T.A.R. Labs. When Barry’s brother, policeman Jay Allen, is murdered by his corrupt ex-partner, Nicholas Pike, the leader of a vicious motorcycle gang of criminals, Barry uses his newfound abilities to bring Pike and his men to justice and decides to continue protecting Central City as “The Flash”.   My thoughts in Twitter DMs   Oh god they can’t act. Least threatening biker gang ever. Brother either dies or is in charge of said bikers. No wonder it didn’t Read More →

Sometimes you just have to dive into an idea and get it done.   A little over a year ago, many of you will remember that Scott Carney came on the show to talk about his book What Doesn't Kill Us. Toward the end of that conversation, he dropped a little bit of knowledge that made a light go on in my brain. "If you write 500 words a day 5 days a week, in a year you'll have a book." Boom. When Barry was editing the episode, he mentioned how bummed he was that we hadn't gotten to continue that part of the conversation a lot longer. This, my friends, is that moment expanded into a full episode.   Scott has recently created a course called The Fine Print, that's much in the same vein. He let me have a sneak peek and we had a long chat about my favorite tips and guidance that he shares. What I loved is that we cover really practical things like how to promote your book whether or not you have a traditional publishing publicity team supporting you, the ins and outs of contracts and going from a magazine article to a book to an ongoing project that can live at the center of a writing business. There's a nice discount code in the episode for anyone who wants to check out the course.   In addition, I spoke with Harmon Leon + Ted Rall about their book, Meet the Deplorables, which had Harmon Leon embedding in fringe communities leading up to the Trump election. We spoke about his interest in extremist communities and how he has built his own career around gonzo-style journalism, an interesting case study based on what Scott and I discussed in part one. Ted Rall joins as well to talk about his contribution of political cartoons and how he worked to expand and bring the material to life in his work.   This week promises to be an epic listen, especially for those writing nonfiction, so enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When Barry needs help transporting a dangerous meta, he calls on an old friend for help. Then, Barry and Team Flash team up with Gypsy to try to thwart Thinker's plan. Meanwhile, Cisco and Gypsy have a heart to heart talk about their relationship.

When Barry needs help transporting a dangerous meta, he calls on an old friend for help. Then, Barry and Team Flash team up with Gypsy to try to thwart Thinker's plan. Meanwhile, Cisco and Gypsy have a heart to heart talk about their relationship.

Barry and Ralph train to defeat DeVoe, with Barry becoming annoyed at Ralph's apparent inability to be serious. The team manages to locate another bus meta, Janet Petty. When Barry and Ralph confront her, it is revealed that Petty can manipulate a person's gravitational pull, which she demonstrates on Barry. Fearing once again that Ralph is not taking things seriously, Barry refuses to work with him. Ralph reveals his comedic attitude is due to a difficult childhood where his father abandoned him, causing him to make jokes whenever he is scared or under pressure. Barry relents and they go to stop Janet at a gala event. Janet uses her powers on Barry, causing him to float into the atmosphere. Barry tells the team to trust Ralph to improvise. Ralph detains Janet, then becomes a giant airbag to allow Barry to land safely. DeVoe's wife discovers he has been drugging her, so she will continue to assist him. Breacher comes to Earth-1 to ask Cisco for help as some of his powers have failed. It is revealed that Harry still has access to Thawne's time vault, and he uses it to recharge the thinking cap and to talk to Gideon.

Barry Cook is a West Virginia native, a military veteran, and has been a seasoned forester for the last 45 years. Barry began his career as a logging superintendent and has slowly risen the ranks since then, starting his own company in 2005. He currently serves as the Director and State Forester of the West Virginia Division of Forestry. On the show, Barry shares lessons he learned as an impatient manager, the types of projects he's working on for the State and encourages young professionals to become bilingual.   Key Takeaways: [:55] A message from Leadership Nature. [1:40] A quick intro about Barry's background. [3:20]  How did Barry become interested in forestry? [5:05] When Barry was growing up in West Virginia, there was no game around where he lived. Why was that? [9:00] How did Barry get his first job in forestry? [11:45] Barry has never hired someone off the internet. He believes in face-to-face interactions. [12:55] What have been some of the more interesting jobs Barry has had over the years? [20:20] As Barry works with a lot of corporate and private sectors, does it make the work that he does more or less challenging as a State Forester? [24:45] Barry discusses some new and exciting projects that are happening in West Virginia right now. [28:05] What does Barry wish he'd learned sooner in his career? [33:25] Barry highly recommends that young managers take professional management training. There are a lot of restrictions on what you can and can't do these days; having someone by your side will help you not to get in trouble. [35:30] What advice does Barry have for retaining new talent? [40:55] Barry shares his thoughts and resources for those just entering the workforce. [44:15] Barry recommends two books! [50:00] You don't have to know everything to move into a new position.   Mentioned in This Episode: WVcommerce.org Barry on LinkedIn Swim with the Sharks Without Being Eaten Alive: Outsell, Outmanage, Outmotivate, and Outnegotiate Your Competition, by Harvey B Mackay Yeager: An Autobiography, by Chuck Yeager

When Barry's speed is transferred from The Flash to his wife the only thing to do is "Run Iris, Run"! Harry is so obsessed with stopping DeVoe that he decides to replicate the accident that gave him his intelligence in the first place, and make himself a thinking cap. Cisco is the only one that thinks this is a horrible idea. And that causes a bit of tension in STAR Labs. It is especially troublesome to Ralph who is really feeling nervous about DeVoe getting closer to checking off the Elongated Man on his death list. The team gets a lucky break when they discover another bus meta, named Matthew Kim. This one transfers powers from metas into others and when confronted, gives Iris the Flash's speed. Now she is the hero and learns what it's like to have that power and responsibility. In the process she discovers where she's truly needed. Once Flash gets his speed back, they explain the situation to Kim who agrees to use their protection and help stop DeVoe. Jay and Josh find metas to say, "Come with me if you want to live!" on this week's episode of Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast!

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Synopsis: Barry continues to train Ralph to use his abilities, with Cisco making Ralph a new suit that can stretch as far as he can, while still retaining it’s shape. Another metahuman from the bus named Mina Chayton begins attacking Central City, specifically stealing pieces of Black Bison jewellery, with her abilities of being able to bring statues to life, including a statue of a sabre toothed tiger. When Barry and Ralph catch up to her, she dazes Barry with a caveman statue and attempts a getaway. Ralph chooses to stop her, with damage being caused to power lines, landing a little girl in the hospital. Ralph feels remorse for his actions, but is comforted by Barry. Chayton escapes CCPD, going after the last Black Bison necklace held at the museum. Barry and Ralph confront her, with Chayton claiming the jewellery belonged to her family. She subsequently brings a dinosaur skeleton to life, with Ralph detaining it to protect the security guard. Barry tricks Chayton, by throwing a china bowl into the air, exploiting Chayton’s respect for history, allowing him to arrest her. Ralph reveals he gave the Black Bison jewellery back to Chayton’s family before visiting the little girl in the hospital, using his abilities to entertain her. Meanwhile, in an attempt to make friends, Wells brings several different versions of himself from different Earths to Earth 1. The Council of Wells proves problematic, but eventually manage to figure out that DeVoe is a man named Clifford DeVoe. Barry and Joe head to his residence, to find that Clifford DeVoe is an elderly man in a wheelchair. Help out the show! Checkout beanfruit.com and used the code PODCAST for 5% off! Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Support: Patreon Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN # 436: The Flash Season 4 Premiere ReviewIris is being all mean, but Cisco and the gang ignores her and figure out a way to get Barry back and stabilize the speed force. When Barry shows up, he's deeply broken with a penchant for scrawling cuneiform on the walls.  And of course, Samuroid and his master The Thinker are just around the bend...Where to Find Us:Hit us up on Twitter @DConSCREENConnect with us on Facebook @DConSCREENE-Mail us at DConSCREEN@gmail.comCatch up with David on Twitter @davidcroberson(205) 259-6331

SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN # 436: The Flash Season 4 Premiere ReviewIris is being all mean, but Cisco and the gang ignores her and figure out a way to get Barry back and stabilize the speed force. When Barry shows up, he's deeply broken with a penchant for scrawling cuneiform on the walls.  And of course, Samuroid and his master The Thinker are just around the bend...Where to Find Us:Hit us up on Twitter @DConSCREENConnect with us on Facebook @DConSCREENE-Mail us at DConSCREEN@gmail.comCatch up with David on Twitter @davidcroberson(205) 259-6331

All hail "The Once and Future Flash". When Barry travels to the future, he discovers that Central City is pretty run down. And Team Flash is disbanded. But Barry wants the answers that can help him in the past. But the only one that seems to have them is Killer Frost, and she's not talking. Future Barry is too miserable to be of any help so Flash gets the old team together to stop some criminals for old times sake. And just by getting everyone back together, he may have done some real good and acquired an important clue in how to stop Savitar. Jay and Josh send each other back to the future on this week's episode of Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast!

The Flash Season 3, Episode 1 - Lisa, Tony and Jason are back like they always have been. Nothing has changed right? Barry is living his dream life - his parents are alive, he’s asked Iris West on a date and he can finally be a normal guy as Central City has another speedster, Kid Flash, running around saving the city. When Barry starts forgetting parts of his old life, the Reverse Flash taunts his nemesis and tells him that there will be serious repercussions for Barry and the ones he loves if he continues to live in this alternate universe. In addition to losing his memories, his powers will also start to fade. When disaster strikes, Barry must decide if he wants to continue to live in this world as Barry Allen or return to his universe as The Flash. Host Lisa Schmeiser with Tony Sindelar and Jason Snell.

The Flash Season 3, Episode 1 - Lisa, Tony and Jason are back like they always have been. Nothing has changed right? Barry is living his dream life - his parents are alive, he’s asked Iris West on a date and he can finally be a normal guy as Central City has another speedster, Kid Flash, running around saving the city. When Barry starts forgetting parts of his old life, the Reverse Flash taunts his nemesis and tells him that there will be serious repercussions for Barry and the ones he loves if he continues to live in this alternate universe. In addition to losing his memories, his powers will also start to fade. When disaster strikes, Barry must decide if he wants to continue to live in this world as Barry Allen or return to his universe as The Flash. Host Lisa Schmeiser with Tony Sindelar and Jason Snell.

About the show How much time do you spend in your business creating systems and figuring things out as you go along? So often in business we become reactive and we don’t even realize it. Get a new client, put the on a contact list. Get a lead from an online ad, create something on the contact list to differentiate that a lead from the client. Oftentimes, entrepreneurs don’t think ahead. When Barry and Catherine realized how much time they were spending being reactive and how much time in the day they were losing to getting and servicing clients, they realized they needed to stop, look at their systems and be proactive. Looking at all the services and thinking through what the client will need allows you to become proactive and create systems that make the back-end processes go faster. On this episode we’ll share some examples of how you can spend your time being reactive and how much time you’re wasting in business with that model. Then we’ll touch upon some questions to ask yourself to create systems you can easily work with in your business. Get in Touch with Us www.Together247.net Together@Together247.net 602-399-7430 Facebook – Real Together 247

Zoom comes to Barry and demands a race to determine who is faster, threatening to kill everyone Barry loves if he refuses. Wells realizes that Zoom stole a magnetar from Mercury Labs that will allow him to destroy every world in the multiverse if he and Barry can create enough energy from their race to power the device. When Barry refuses to back out, the team locks him in a containment cell for his own protection. The team develops their own successful plan to send Zoom back to Earth-2, but Joe is pulled in with him. On Earth-2, Zoom reveals to Joe that the man in the iron mask is the real Jay Garrick. Wally releases Barry to rescue Joe. Barry agrees to race Zoom if he returns Joe unharmed. As Barry and Zoom race, the magna tar begins to charge. However, Barry creates a time remnant of himself, who gives his life to stop the magna tar, while Barry takes out Zoom. Defeated, Zoom is then taken away by the Time Wraiths. The true Jay Garrick is revealed to be Henry's doppelgänger, which distresses Barry. Wells and Jesse return with Jay to Earth-2. Still feeling broken and defeated, Barry travels back in time and stops Reverse-Flash from killing his mother.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Synopsis: Zoom comes to Barry and demands a race to determine who is faster, threatening to kill everyone Barry loves if he refuses. Wells realizes that Zoom stole a magnatar from Mercury Labs that will allow him to destroy every world in the multiverse if he and Barry can create enough energy from their race to power the device. When Barry refuses to back out, the team locks him in a containment cell for his own protection. The team develops their own successful plan to send Zoom back to Earth-2, but Joe is pulled in with him. On Earth-2, Zoom reveals to Joe that the man in the iron mask is the real Jay Garrick. Wally releases Barry to rescue Joe. Barry agrees to race Zoom if he returns Joe unharmed. As Barry and Zoom race, the magnatar begins to charge. However, Barry creates a time remnant of himself, who gives his life to stop the magnatar, while Barry takes out Zoom. Defeated, Zoom is then taken away by the Time Wraiths. The true Jay Garrick is revealed to be Henry’s doppelganger, which distresses Barry. Wells and Jesse return with Jay to Earth-2. Still feeling broken and defeated, Barry travels back in time and stops Reverse-Flash from killing his mother. Sponsor: Satchel Podcast Player Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor: SatchelPlayer.com Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

Synopsis: Right before the particle accelerator explosion, Joey Monteleone was thrown into a tar pit and left for dead. Sealed away, he is freed two years later with the ability to turn his body into molten tar. He sets out to get revenge on those who attempted to kill him. Meanwhile, Dr. Wells creates a device to syphon Barry’s speed energy and attaches it to his suit. He and Barry also successfully find a way to close the breaches of Earth-2. When Barry goes after Joey, the device works, and permanently steals a portion of Barry’s speed, slowing him down. Wells gives the energy to Zoom, who demands the rest. While going after Joey a second time, Iris is injured when Barry is too slow to save her. Watching Barry wrestle with the guilt of Iris’ injury, Wells confesses. Wells pleads his case, asking to be returned to Earth-2 and have Barry seal the breaches so Zoom cannot re-enter. After stopping Joey with an invention of Wells’, Barry realizes that Wells was only trying to save his daughter, which the rest of them would have done. The team informs Wells that he will return to Earth-2, but that Barry and Cisco will be going with him to save his daughter. Subscribe: iTunes – Satchel – RSS Social: @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor: GeekFuel.com/FlashTVTalk Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! Check out more of his work here: https://soundcloud.com/charliebock

Right before the particle accelerator explosion, Joey Monteleone was thrown into a tar pit and left for dead. Sealed away, he is freed two years later with the ability to turn his body into tar. He sets out to get revenge on those who attempted to kill him. Meanwhile, Dr. Wells creates a device to syphon Barry's speed energy and attaches it to his suit. He and Barry also successfully find a way to close the breaches of Earth-2. When Barry goes after Joey, the device works, and permanently steals a portion of Barry's speed, slowing him down. Wells gives the energy to Zoom, who demands the rest. While going after Joey a second time, Iris is injured when Barry is too slow to save her. Watching Barry wrestle with the guilt of Iris' injury, Wells confesses. Wells pleads his case, asking to be returned to Earth-2 and have Barry seal the breaches so Zoom cannot re-enter. After stopping Joey with an invention of Wells', Barry realizes that Wells was only trying to save his daughter, which the rest of them would have done. The team informs Wells that he will return to Earth-2, but that Barry and Cisco will be going with him to save his daughter.

Episode Description: Barry scours the city looking for Eddie, but must take a break to stop a robbery at the gold reserve. When Barry confronts the would be thief, they are both disoriented by an unknown psychological attack. Back at the lab, Barry describes the attack to Caitlin and Cisco when Iris walks in, confronting Barry about being the Flash. The thief attacks again, but Barry is able to stop him. The thief turns out to be General Eiling, who was under the mind control of the gorilla, Grodd. With a lead from Iris, Barry, Joe, and Cisco head into the sewers to look for Grodd. The trio realize that Grodd is getting smarter and larger, and during an attack Barry is knocked unconscious while Joe is kidnapped by Grodd. Cisco and Caitlin build Barry a device that will prevent Grodd from attacking him psychically. It works, but Grodd is too powerful and during a fight the device is damaged. Barry is able to fight off Grodd’s psychic attack and trick him into jumping in front of an on-coming train. Elsewhere, Wells works on a device that will allow him to return to his time. Subscribe – iTunes – RSS Social – @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor –  Audible – The Brogues Special thanks to Charlie Bock for our rocking outro music! 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Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) decides that she and Barry (Grant Gustin) need to move on from Ronnie (guest star Robbie Amell) and Iris (Candice Patton) and find new loves so she takes him for a night out at the local karaoke bar. Caitlin doesn‘t have any luck making a love connection but Barry meets Linda Park (guest star Malese Jow), a sports reporter for the Central City Picture News, and asks her out on a date. When Barry tells Iris he has a date, Iris is surprised by her reaction. Meanwhile, Cisco (Carlos Ramon) considers Hartley‘s (guest star Andy Mientus) dangerous offer and the team searches for Shawna (guest star Britne Oldford), a meta-human with teleportation powers, who just busted her boyfriend Clay (guest star Micah Parker) out of Iron Heights. When Henry (guest star John Wesley Shipps) snoops around in an attempt to help Joe (Jesse L. Martin) and Barry solve the crime, he ends up in the infirmary after getting roughed up by inmates.

Dr. Wells returns to his secret room, where it is revealed that he has been documenting Barry's growing abilities, and using his computer to look at events in the future. Barry arrives at a crime scene where the victim was murdered via electrocution, and charred beyond all recognition, suggesting a metahuman was involved. While investigating the victims identity, the team identifies a power drain in the city. When Barry arrives, he is attacked by Farooq Gibran, a man who has the ability to siphon electrical energy. The attack drains Barry of his speed, and when Wells checks his secret computer it reveals that there are no references to Barry or "The Flash" in the future, and thus the timeline is in danger of temporal paradox. Wells believes that Barry's body just needs an electrical jumpstart, and Farooq arrives at the lab while the team is attempting to help Barry.

Episode Description: Dr. Wells returns to his secret room, where it is revealed that he has been documenting Barry’s growing abilities, and using his computer to look at events in the future. Barry arrives at a crime scene where the victim was murdered via electrocution, and charred behind all recognition, suggesting a metahuman was involved. While investigating the victims identity, the team identifies a power drain in the city. When Barry arrives, he is attacked by Farooq Gibran, a man who has the ability to siphon electrical energy. The attack drains Barry of his speed, and when Wells checks his secret computer it reveals that there are no references to Barry or “The Flash” in the future. Wells believes that Barry’s body just needs an electrical jumpstart, and Farooq arrives at the lab while the team is attempting to help Barry. The process does not appear to work, but Wells quickly realizes that Barry’s problem is psychological. When Farooq catches up to the team and Dr. Wells’ life is in danger, Barry overcomes his fear, connects to his speed on a cellular level and stops Farooq. Later, Dr. Wells takes a sample of Farooq’s blood to determine how he was able to absorb Barry’s abilities. News: Supergirl may be in universe but Gotham and Metropolis may not Subscribe – iTunes – Stitcher Social – @FlashTVTalk – Facebook Sponsor –  Audible – The Brogues

Scott Worsley is the co-owner of the Film Buff, one Toronto's premiere movie stores, and gem on the Roncesvalles strip. When Barry heard that the Film Buff East at Queen and Greenwood was shutting down, he had to speak with Scott and pay tribute to an institution that had given so much joy to Hogtown cinephiles. Scott spoke with us about opening his small business all those years ago, curating Toronto's best film collection, and the virtues of art house entertainment. He also talked about championing a more personal retail experience, whether Toronto deserves to call itself a movie town, and why we need a Toronto-Montreal film summit.

Featured GuestBarry Roberts began his career as a professional singer and humorist at age twelve. By the time he was nineteen he had appeared in major night clubs and dinner theaters and twice performed at The White House for President Johnson.When Barry talks and sings about stress, self-esteem, innovative thinking, leadership and humor in the business world, or in life, he talks from empirical knowledge and experience. Today Barry is an acclaimed professional speaker and researcher investigating the functions of humor on human effectiveness. Barry's articles have appeared in nationally distributed magazines and his books Practice Safe Stress and The Sales Coach ll have been very well received. He is a member of the National Speakers Association (and is on their special Humor Committee) as well as the National Association for Therapeutic Humor.Barry Roberts, a humorist, helps businesses achieve maximum profitability and productivity by reducing stress and developing innovative thinking skills. His keynotes and educational seminars are sought out throughout the USA and Canada.Combining his skills as an educator, entertainer, businessman and serious researcher. Barry offers six of the most effective and entertaining programs you will experience. Barry has been brought back by numerous clients to present "other" programs, because his information is that practical and audiences enjoy him so much. Barry is ready to bring that kind of success to your organization, too!

Featured GuestBarry Roberts began his career as a professional singer and humorist at age twelve. By the time he was nineteen he had appeared in major night clubs and dinner theaters and twice performed at The White House for President Johnson.When Barry talks and sings about stress, self-esteem, innovative thinking, leadership and humor in the business world, or in life, he talks from empirical knowledge and experience. Today Barry is an acclaimed professional speaker and researcher investigating the functions of humor on human effectiveness. Barry's articles have appeared in nationally distributed magazines and his books Practice Safe Stress and The Sales Coach ll have been very well received. He is a member of the National Speakers Association (and is on their special Humor Committee) as well as the National Association for Therapeutic Humor.Barry Roberts, a humorist, helps businesses achieve maximum profitability and productivity by reducing stress and developing innovative thinking skills. His keynotes and educational seminars are sought out throughout the USA and Canada.Combining his skills as an educator, entertainer, businessman and serious researcher. Barry offers six of the most effective and entertaining programs you will experience. Barry has been brought back by numerous clients to present "other" programs, because his information is that practical and audiences enjoy him so much. Barry is ready to bring that kind of success to your organization, too!

Join the lads who love to geek on another actionacrion packed romp through the land of geekdom.When Barry loses his Nujo during this episode with Dave's help he is forced to unleash the power of Nujo extreme!GO YO NUJO!!!NewsSupernatural heads west!Doomsday hits Smallville in an ambulance.Back in time at the Bristol ConCommunity Comics (www.communitypublished.co.uk/)Sceptic Isle (www.moonfacepress.com)Questions from the SenateSome listeners pitch some questions to the lads including getting their opinions on the current trend of remakes and sequels.Week that WasShort interview with OT who played 'Other Dave' in the fantastic Doctor Who two parter 'Silence in the library'  and 'Forest of the Dead'The Reaping (or stupid people in a horror movie)The Omen(even more stupid people in an horror movie)Lone Wolf and Cub(comic)Dave gave his quick review on Indy 4Barry gives his review of the new Hulk movie. Ramayan 3392 A.D. (www.virgincomics.com)CompetitionFind out how  to win a copy of Ramayan 3392 A.D in 'Barry's Hamster's Competition' (yes you read that right).