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The Novel: A Lowcountry BrideThe Author:Preslaysa WilliamsThe Noobie:Marchae MillerThe Synopsis:A heartwarming Avon debut of love, forgiveness, and new beginnings set in the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry.Maya Jackson has worked for Laura Whitcomb, Inc, a renowned New York City bridal gown brand, for years and dreams of becoming Head Designer. She has the talent; she just needs a chance to showcase her unique style. Due to an illness, she's always prioritized her career over her personal life until her father fractures his hip and Maya returns to Charleston, South Carolina. While home for only a few months, she's thrilled to find an opportunity at the local bridal gown boutique, never expecting sparks to fly with its owner...A military veteran and widowed father, Derek Sullivan hopes to save Always a Bride from bankruptcy in order to preserve the legacy of his mother. He also wants to reconnect with his estranged, twelve-year-old daughter, who is still recovering from the loss of her mother. The last thing he needs is a relationship with a beautiful, smart, complicated woman who will be leaving soon.When Derek begins to fall for the lovely Maya, he knows there's no future. But destiny has its own plans, and these two lonely people with big hearts discover that coming home to love is the best gift life can give. Trigger Warnings: Loss of a partner, discussions of a mass shooting, hospital scenes, the main character suffers from sickle cell anemia. Note, there is NO death on the page and this book does have an HEA. Show Notes:- Meet Marchae, writer, reader, and romance skeptic- House hunting apps and restaurant lists- Coffee shop audio porn - From Jackie Collins to James Patterson (00:05:30)- "Beach reads" - Drawing universal themes and ideas from romance novels- Black authors mentioned: Terry McMillan, Zane, and Eric Jerome Dickey- The "contract" between romance readers and writers - Introducing today's reading, A Lowcountry Bride (00:18:14)- A few potential triggers...- Synopsis for A Lowcountry Bride (00:24:08)- Bring on the A Lowcountry Bride sketches- The modern day millennial Miranda Priestly - Sweet, but not sickly- Stop complaining, find a solution- A few minor complaints... including the lack of sexual content (00:54:46)- "F*ck her in the garden!"- All the Heart, no Humor or Heat (01:01:40)- Where's the adult coloring book?!Follow Boobies & Noobies on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook @boobiespodcast and check out our blog, merch, and more on our brand new Boobies & Noobies website.*Boobies & Noobies is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts*

Kendall is seeking a pardon from her co-worker Derek. Derek needed the day off and Kendall agreed to cover his shift but when the day came she flaked and didn't show up. When Derek returned to work the manager threatened to fire him! Now Kendall wants to apologize since she forgot. Will he pardon her?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Derek and Maria purchased 657 Boulevard, they though that their dreams were coming true. It wasn't long though, before that dream turned into a nightmare as menacing letters started rolling in. Who is the watcher? Katie and Kristi analyze this bizarre case.

All the work in the world can be put towards your dreams and there’s still no guarantee you’ll be successful. Steve plays his heart out on the basketball court but won’t ever make it to the NBA. All the time, contractors are doing a lot of the right things in their business but still can’t seem to get over that hub. Tom, Steve, and Derek are here today to tell you why!   In this episode, we talk about… When Derek found out that he was good at talking, not sales Having a process in place doesn’t mean it has to involve you Focusing solely on the things you are good at and outsourcing the rest A hundred things are standing between being normal and being the best What happens when you get good at selling after not having a process Learn what your strengths and weaknesses are Why bosses act as the bottleneck to their company All three of the guys helped pave their own path   Links to resources: CSA 5-Step Shin-Fu Sales Process CSA YouTube https://contractorsalesacademy.com/csa/ The Bridge Want to stop sucking the life out of your contracting business? Join the Contractor Sales Academy and take command of your entire sales process! CSA is a game-changer for your business.

This episode is sure to have you closing your blinds and glancing over your shoulder for the next few days... When Derek and Maria purchased their dream home, they couldn't wait to move in their young family of 5. They were moving to Westfield, NJ into a super safe neighborhood... or so it would seem DUN DUN DUN! It wasn't long before the family began receiving unsettling and at times threatening letters from an entity who claimed to be, "The Watcher." 

On today’s episode of Vital Metabolic, hosts James Wheeler and John Parker speak with Derek Toshner, co-founder of TNT Adventure, about his daily workout routine and his philosophy on training.   Episode Highlights:  10:58 - Derek’s dad was very athletic, so he introduced him and his brother to sports at a very young age.  11:45 - Derek wrestled throughout high school for a very competitive school, and all 4 years they won conference titles.  12:50 - He started to run track when he was in college for another competitive school that won 8 titles in a row.  17:23 - When Derek graduated from college and went back into the weight room, he had no endurance left because of running sprints in college.  19:25 - Derek decided to start doing hurdles in college because he was a technical athlete and understood exactly what he had to do to get the result he wanted.  21:20 - Derek likes to snatch for endurance training. 22:50 - Derek has to train for something specific in order to feel motivated rather than exercising to maintain a certain body weight or body fat percentage.  24:01 - He has been rock climbing since 2003.  28:30 - Depending on where he is in his training cycle, Derek eats 3500-5000 calories per day.  33:12 - The ways in which Derek trains a client mostly depends upon the money and time the client is willing to put in.  36:45 - If your technique isn’t solid, using a barbell to strength train is going to be impossible.  40:40 - Using a kettlebell is easier on the body than deadlifting or box jumps.  43:39 - It is important to train your legs when climbing, and it is possible to build strength without building too much muscle.  46:40 - John and James always ask training clients whether or not they were athletes growing up.  49:00 - Derek tore his left ACL when he was in high school, and he recommends alternating heat and cold with contrast baths when healing an injury.  51:25 - When Derek started kettlebell training, he experienced an immediate change in his daily back pain.  54:00 - As a result of being an athlete his whole life, Derek is very in tune with his body and what it needs.  56:10 - He recommends wearables for his clients because it takes years of practice to be truly in tune with your body.    3 Key Points: When training, there are often results to be gained in the mundane.  It’s important to prepare for the realities of hiking while still training in the gym.  There is a difference between being injured and pain and soreness from working muscles while training.    Tweetable Quotes:  “When you’re out in the mountains and it counts, that’s when you’re really happy you actually did something.” - John Parker “Starting people off with the basics is essential.” - Derek Toshner  “I really enjoy training people for something because they have more buy-in.” - Derek Toshner   Resources Mentioned:  James: Facebook Instagram Twitter John: Facebook Instagram Twitter Email: info@vitalmetabolic.com Sponsor: Kettlebell Gains Apparel Sponsor: Great Lakes Giriya Sponsor: Vivo Barefoot Sponsor: Revive CBD TNT Adventure Derek Toshner: Facebook Instagram

Eve from Federal Way has asked us for help with her boyfriend Derek who she says is chronically late. She says she feels disrespected because he is especially late to things that are important to her, but is usually on time, or even early, for things that are important to him. Her examples include him being late picking up their children and to parties she throws, but being hours early for his Seahawks tailgates with his buddies. When Derek comes on he says Eve is just picking out isolated incidents and making a huge deal out of nothing.He says he knows about the tailgates because they are on a calendar but picking up kids is usually last minute and easy to forget. The P1’s are split – some think Derek is being disrespectful of Eve’s time, others think he is just unintentionally flaky and have suggestions for how he can get more organized. But we ALL agree that Fitz’s unusual brand of “Kiss Therapy” is one of the weirdest things we’ve ever heard.

Today our expert guest is Derek Stone. After working to support his family as a struggling artist, he chose to reevaluate his life and his way of thinking. In three short years, he grew a small one-man show into a multi-million-dollar company. When Derek's business first hit seven figures, he tried to identify what the turning point could have been. He traced back his incredible transformation to the decision to forgive his father. He left the path of blame and began traveling down the path of forgiveness, which led him to live his best life. He is now on a mission to empower others to make similar transformations by helping them take charge of their own lives. Derek's childhood involved several traumas. He was sexually abused by his step-father, he didn't know where his next meals would come from, and they often lost power or hot water due to unpaid bills. He blamed his dad because he believed it was his responsibility to protect Derek from these things. He lived with a facade that everything was alright, but inside he was increasingly bitter. He carried that anger until he was 19, when he attended a conference called Stomping Out the Darkness, based on the book “Stomping Out the Darkness” by Neil T. Anderson and Dave Park. It was there that he confronted the idea of forgiving his dad. David began to forgive everyone in his life that had wronged him as they came to his mind — his father, his mother, his abuser. When he was done, he didn't feel a need to hide behind his facade anymore. He rekindled his relationship with his father, and he felt a burden lifted from him. In 2014, David's construction business began taking off. He found it hard to balance that work, family events, and his passion for touring as a musician. He made the decision to walk away from touring. This led to some serious depression — not because he wasn't touring, but because he lost the platform for his message. Eventually, it came to him that he could share the message in a book: “Why Should I Forgive?”   The process of forgiveness is not easy, but it is so important to your development as a person. Outline the vision of where you want your life to go and what kind of person you want to be. Cleanse your surroundings of toxic, negative people. You want to emulate positive, healthy people. Figure out how to make healthy decisions. Take responsibility for your own life. Deal with the self-critic and the cost of bitterness.   Even when someone has done you real harm, forgiveness is an act you do for you. It is not a justification for what they did to you but giving yourself permission to stop holding on. It is a gift you give yourself.    The Biggest Helping: Today's Most Important Takeaway “You're not a victim. When you play the victim, you give the person who harmed you power over you. You have to get to the point where you say ‘No more. I am not a victim.' For claiming that will disarm the power your offender has over you. You are enough. You have what it takes. I believe in you. You must believe in you. There is greatness within you and within all of us because we were created by perfection in his image. You have to participate in your own rescue, as my friend Tommy Breedlove says. Phillippians 1:6 says ‘And I am sure of this that he who began a good work will bring it to completion.' So go. If you still have breath in your lungs, go. Go and change the world. You are going to help create the world that my kids grow up in, and their kids, and I want to leave it better than I found it. Together you and me, armed with the power that forgiveness brings to set others free, we can do this. You can do this. For whatever is your why, choose to forgive.”   --   Thank you for joining us on The Daily Helping with Dr. Shuster. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Google Play to download more food for the brain, knowledge from the experts, and tools to win at life.   Resources: Learn more: www.derekstone.online Facebook: www.facebook.com/Derekstone28 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/derek-stone-b342ab125 Read: “Why Should I Forgive?” Read: “Stomping Out the Darkness” by Neil T. Anderson & Dave Park   The Daily Helping is produced by Crate Media

Movie Sushi - American History XDanny idolises his older brother, who's imprisoned for brutally killing 2 black thieves. When Derek's released, he's a new man. He helped lead a white power fraternity for years but now, he's done hating. Can he educate them now he's out? Starring Edward Norton. Edward Furlong. Beverly D'Angelo. Rated 15. Dir Tony Kaye. Released in the UK 1998. Runtime 1hr 59mins

Derek took his last drink August 22, 2019.  This is his story. On today’s episode Paul talks about what a Nolo drink is, non-alcoholic beers, and kombucha…and whether, or not, we should stay away from them if they have trace amounts of alcohol.  He also talks about the roll, if any, that cannabis and plant medicine play in recovery.  Paul also explains about some of the changes taking place with Café RE.  Sone of the changes is, starting on May 1st, 15% of the membership fees will dedicated towards a partnership with a non-profit organization that is geared towards helping those affected by addiction.    The link to the article where Paul gets his information from can be found here.    [15:35] Paul introduces Derek.    Derek is 35-year-old and is from New York City, currently living in Philadelphia, and is a real estate agent.  Derek loves riding his bike and playing ping pong.        [18:42] Give us a background on your drinking.   Derek started drinking when he was 13 years old, drinking on the streets of New York.  Derek realized that he loved the feeling of being out of control. When Derek was 17 years old his father was killed in the World Trade Center and he used alcohol to cover up those feelings.  Alcohol helped him get through those brutal moments and became like his best friend.  He says he continued to drink like that up until 6 months ago (his sobriety date) and those feelings are all coming back up.             [21:00] When did you start to realize that alcohol was not working for you?    Derek said it was about 3 years ago.  The negative started to outweigh the positive.       [23:14] What happened when you realized this?      Derek said he started keeping track on a calendar of his drinking days, verses his non-drinking days.  He tried to slow down.  He started making negotiations with himself, like not drinking during the week, only drinking beer.  One very drunk night he realized that he just had to stop, that moderation did not work for him.        [27:35] Why do you think willpower flew out the window when you were drinking?   Derek said that when he took that first sip he was no longer in control.  He said it was like a monster that lived inside of him and every time he let it out, he was no longer in control.          [32:33] Talk to us about that moment you stopped drinking, and how you did it.    Derek said the first couple days were easy because he had such a bad hangover, but the first weekend was tough because he didn’t know what to do, that he had not gone a weekend without drinking in years and years.  He said what he started to do was start to do the things he enjoyed again.  He started to play the piano and guitar again, started to workout again.        [35:30] How did you do it after the first week?   Derek says he started watching YouTube videos of people that had gotten sober.  He found the Recovery Elevator app…and then the podcast.           [37:20] What are some of the emotions you are facing now that you are no longer drinking?   Derek said that in a way he had never dealt with losing his dad in the way he had.  He recently got married and could not share that with his father.       [38:10] What is important to you in life?   Derek says his health is one of the most important things to him.  He said that also that just who he is, is important to him.  Drinking made him a liar and selfish, and that has changed a lot.  He now tries to be a better person overall.    [38:50] What are some strategies you use now, instead of drinking?   Derek says that exercise is big, he wakes up early to exercise.  He has started using a steam sauna, ping pong, biking, outdoor activities.  Derek also said that talking to other people that have similar stories, that he had just attended his first meeting.    [39:40] What roll has your wife played in this?   Derek said that his wife stopped drinking with him and that she has been his biggest supporter.    [43:30] Rapid Fire Round   What’s a lightbulb moment you’ve had on this journey?   That I am stronger than I thought I was.    What’s an excuse that you used to tell yourself for why you couldn’t quit drinking?   My friends, my social circle…what would I do, I wouldn’t have anyone.   What’s your favorite alcohol-free drink?   Coffee or seltzer.    What are some of your favorite resources?   Your podcast, I’m not just trying to blow smoke, it’s really helped me a lot.       What is on your bucket list in a life without alcohol?   To stay alcohol free is the number one thing, and I would like to travel again.      What are your thoughts on relapse?   It’s never going to happen to me.    What parting piece of guidance can you give to listeners?   Just do it.    You might need to ditch the booze if...             You think you might need to ditch the booze.      Upcoming Events and Retreats.  Recovery Elevator LIVE: Dancing with the Mind - in Colorado – June 11-14th, 2020 You can find more information about our event here.   The book, Alcohol is Sh!t, is out.  Pick up your paperback copy on Amazon here!  You can get the Audible version here!   Resources mentioned in this episode:   Connect with Cafe RE- Use the promo code OPPORTUNITY for your first month free Sobriety Tracker iTunes Sobriety Tracker Android Sober Selfies! - Send your Sober Selfie and your Success Story to info@recoveryelevator.com   “Recovery Elevator – You took the elevator down, you have to take the stairs back up.  You can do this.”      

“Understudy” premiered on April 9th, 2012. It was written by Jerome Hairston, and directed by Adam Dernstein. The viewership dipped yet again from the previous week, premiering to an audience of 5.99 million viewers. Songs this week featured one cover of Kelly Clarkson’s “Breakaway” and two original songs by Marc Shaiman and Scott Whitman: a sort of reprise of Marilyn’s very first song in the series, but this time Katherine McPhee singing “Never Give All the Heart,” and a new song featuring stand-in Christian Borle called “Don’t Say Yes Until I Finish Talking.” The episode opens with a room of cast, creatives and investors waiting to start a reading of the Bombshell script. Waiting, that is, on Hollywood star Rebecca Duvall - who misses playing Marilyn in the reading because she’s stuck in Cuba. In Rebecca’s absence, Tom, Julia and Derek come to Karen telling her that “they want her to understudy Marilyn.” Many of her ensemblist cohorts giggle with Karen excitedly, but Bobby and Sam note that “she’s never going to hack it - especially after Ivy breaks her kneecaps.” Ivy is furious that Karen has been given the job, even when Derek tells her that her outburst at Heaven on Earth means he can’t “even hire her for the chorus.” Derek verbally assaults Karen in rehearsal, which causes Bobby and Jessica and place bets on whether Karen will cry. Later at her apartment, Ivy shows a moment of kindness and advises Derek that “the only directors that were ever successful with Marilyn were the ones who babied her.” She continues her rebranding campaign, joining Karen and the ensemblists of Bombshell for appletinis after rehearsal and bringing her once-rival a pair of Monroe-inspired sunglasses.  Back in rehearsal, Derek calls the cast to run “the Zanuck number” about Darryl R. Zanuck, producer of All About Eve and The Grapes of Wrath. When Derek asks “Where is Zanuck?,” Tom replies “You don’t want to know, but I’m standing in today.” The steam room-inspired number is performed full out by Manuel Herrera, Curtis Holbrook, Keith Kuhl, Spencer Liff, Leslie Odom, Jr., J. Manuel Santos, Phillip Spaeth and Wesley Taylor, One run through seems to be good enough, as Derek gives no notes and quickly moves on to Karen to guide her with kindness. When Rebecca Duvall’s return is imminent, Derek shows up at Karen’s apartment to thank her for her good work. Not only that - he apologizes to Karen for his behavior back in the pilot episode. When Karen’s boyfriend Dev sees Derek walking out of their building, the two men get into a sidewalk fist fight. Dev floats the idea that she quit the show to avoid Derek. She argues back, telling Dev “Marilyn is everything I came to this city to do - everything that I want to be.” She goes to rehearsal the next day, covering the role of Marilyn until Rebecca Duvall shows (played by real life star Uma Thurman!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“How bad do you guys want to get out of your day job?” Derek Bostock joins us this week to share the story of how asking this question led to he and his business partners opening Red Deer’s newest craft brewery, Sawback Brewing. When Derek asked his now business partners to quit their day jobs he had already long since established himself as a successful entrepreneur and risk taker with his other business, the Red Deer Shooting Centre. The entrepreneurial spirit runs in Derek’s blood, and he recalls the story of how his family first came to Red Deer when he was only a year old. His father and grandfather ran a frame shop for heavy trucks and trailers, a super specialized business that like many in Saskatchewan at the time was being ravaged by the recession at the time, and so they packed up the entire family and hit the road heading to Red Deer to start fresh. This penchant for risk taking hit Derek early too, moving to Calgary at just 18 when he was still a self-described “typical Red Deer shit head” and new he needed to get out of Red Deer to get some clarity and reinvent himself. With only 20 bucks in his pocket he arrived in the city and took a job at a car dealership on commission, a huge risk that paid off. 8 years later after working his way up the ladder he was asked to come back to Red Deer to help his family open a parts division in the business. Shortly after coming back to Red Deer Derek started getting into shooting and realized there was nowhere to shoot indoors in town, so he opened the Red Deer Shooting Centre. Having not yet had his fill of challenges in running businesses in highly regulated industries he decided to expand into brewing next. He started home brewing roughly 5 years ago when only Drummond and Troubled Monk were on the scene, and while at the time they thought they’d be able to take their time but once they saw the craft beer industry in Alberta start to ramp up they knew they had to do it now, and Sawback brewing was born. Let’s Meet For A Beer! Alberta Beer Festivals: website | twitter | instagram Sawback Brewing: website | twitter | instagram Red Deer Shooting Centre: website | twitter | instagram

It's time for The Gunz Show, so you better be ready for another killer episode featuring one of your all time favorites: Derek Sanders of Mayday Parade. When Derek calls in to catch up with Gunz, they chat about Sad Summer Fest, his upcoming solo EP, and the year ahead for Mayday Parade. Listen in now!

When Derek did a search of his date, Yvonne - he didn't expect to find what he did, but was it wrong?

Derek Black grew up the heir apparent of a prominent white nationalist family. David Duke was his godfather. When Derek was 11, he designed the kids’ page for what is known as the first major internet hate site, created by his father. But after his ideology was outed in college, one of the only Orthodox Jews on campus — Matthew Stevenson — invited Derek to his weekly Shabbat dinners. What happened over the next two years, as the two of them became friends, is a roadmap for navigating some of the hardest territory of our time. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode “How Friendship and Quiet Conversations Transformed a White Nationalist.” Find more at onbeing.org.

Derek Black grew up the heir apparent of a prominent white nationalist family. David Duke was his godfather. When Derek was 11, he designed the kids’ page for what is known as the first major internet hate site, created by his father. But after his ideology was outed in college, one of the only Orthodox Jews on campus — Matthew Stevenson — invited Derek to his weekly Shabbat dinners. What happened over the next two years, as the two of them became friends, is a roadmap for navigating some of the hardest territory of our time.

Today we welcome Derek Pankaew, Performance Marketing Manager at KIND and Co-founder of Flexr, the world’s first foldable, travel-friendly pullup bar. Derek has years of experience with organic and paid marketing channels and was responsible for managing the supply of these products in addition to sourcing manufacturers and suppliers. He's sold multiple six figures in information products, and has done the same with physical products. In this episode Derek discusses how he got involved in the digital marketing industry and what led him to starting successful e-commerce companies. He also talks about his latest venture, FLEXR and gives advice and tips to anyone wanting to get into the e-commerce world.   Key Points From This Episode: At what point Derek decided to drop school and someday become an entrepreneur. How Derek grew his skillset in the internet marketing space. When Derek started utilizing his skills to create his own business. Hear how Derek started off in affiliate marketing and why it’s difficult as a first-timer. The transition from affiliate marketing to e-commerce. Why it’s easier to sell physical products than digital products. Understanding Derek’s WHY for building big businesses. The importance of paying attention to the long term. Discover how FLEXR came about. How Derek incorporated the Nutrabear business model to be successful. Find out what a typical day is like in the life of Derek. Hear about Dan’s travel rewards course, Travel Hacking. Understand why Peter Thiel’s book, Zero to One is one of Derek’s favorite books. Discover where Derek invests his money. Derek’s mentors throughout his career that have helped him get to where he is today. Getting into e-commerce and learning through doing.    Tweetables: [spp-tweet tweet=" “I was shocked at how easy it was to sell physical products compared to digital products.” — @dpankaew "]   [spp-tweet tweet="“Pay more attention to the long term.” — @dpankaew"]   [spp-tweet tweet="“I think cryptocurrencies have a much brighter future.” — @dpankaew "]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: — Derek Pankaew — FLEXR — Robert Kiyosaki’s book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad — Get Free Flights With Travel Hacking! — Peter Thiel’s book, Zero to One   Access The Best Strategies, Tips & Advice! Every week, we send an email sharing my best advice, tips and strategies related to Real Estate Investing. Each of these weekly emails contain relevant and actionable information that can help you no matter where you are in your investing journey. Sign up to join our community

Today we talk with Christopher Brian Jones of trek.fm about what its like to run a podcast network. We learn about some of the struggles he has had along the way, how he builds a relationship with the hosts on the network, abd creates a shared vision and brand. You will be amazed at how focused some of his shows are. If you are a fan of Star Trek, you definitely want to check out trek.fm or if you are an iTunes user check out http://www.itunes.com/trek.fm. Want to comment on the show call in your comments at 888-563-3228 Because of My Podcast - Bill Hutchison Bill Hutchison is a missionary living in Australia. He produces the YWAM Podcast. Due to his wife having some medical issues, Bill can't leave her alone for long periods of time. However, because of podcasting, Bill can still reach a global audience. He is able to share his relationship with Jesus Christ. Here is a map that shows how many countries that listen to the School of Podcasting Podcast Rewind: Your Elevator Pitch [6:20] I will be interviewed on a future Episode of the Purpose Rockstar podcast because my friend Kenn Blanchard was on an episode. When Derek (the host) ask Kenn to explain his three podcasts he had a quick pitch for each one. It was cocked and loaded and ready at a moments notice. I thought, "Wow that was cool" so I'm sharing it with you and asking the question, If someone asked you about your podcast do you have a short description (sometimes called an elevator pitch) of your show ready to go? Check out Kenn's Book "Black Man with a Gun" at Amazon.com Insights into the Trek.fm Podcast Network [ Today we talk with Christopher Jones of the trek.fm network. Christopher has a background in media (magazines), media (he was a media buyer), design (he built his own website) and more. He shares his insights on how he started out wanting to do video podcasts, but took his one video show and turned it into 16+ audio shows including: The Ready Room Trek News and Views To the Journey (Voyager) The Orb Warp Five Literary Treks Matter Stream Hyperchannel Deck Eight Captain's Log Commentary Trek Stars Media Issues At first Christopher used his website host as a media host. When he got popular, that host told him he had four days to move over 700 episodes. He later moved to Amazon S3 (which always sounds inexpensive, but as you get billed for every single download - and you have a lot of episodes - it adds up to three (possible four) figure hosting bills). Christopher recommend Libsyn.com as he now pays one price for his hosting - no matter how many downloads he gets. You can get a free month at Libsyn.com using the coupon code sopfree. Choosing Hosts Christopher goes through a detailed planning process when launching a new show. He makes sure there is enough content to support an ongoing show (if not it may just be a segment on another show). He uses his "round table" podcast to get to know potential hosts. Getting the right people is a large part of being a successful network. Leave Your Ego At the Door Chris treats all of the shows at trek.fm as equal. They all get the same exposure by being in the "all inclusive" feed. When he chooses a host, he is looking for someone who is all about: 1. Representing Star Trek in a professional manner 2. Boosting the network - not their specific downloads (not all about them) 3. Is open to other opinions, and can discuss different opinions in an open and honest discussion (without getting personal). Connect With Christopher @cbryanjones

When Derek first started talking with his friends about about launching Monster Kid Radio, Ray Jelinek started talking about a movie he remembered seeing when he was a kid. That movie was 1975's Infra-Man (dir. Shan Hua), and while it wasn't a movie that would normally find a home in the Monster Kid Radio wheelhouse, Ray's enthusiasm and outright glee when talking about this movie makes Infra-Man something we DEFINITELY need to talk about on the podcast. Voicemail: 503-479-5MKR (503-479-5657)Email: monsterkidradio@gmail.com (.mp3s of every episode of Monster Kid Radio is available for download at our barebones behind-the-scenes website at ) You Decide Monster Kid Radio's Top 100 Classic Movie Monsters! -  Rondo Awards - Monster Kid Radio Crashes Godzilla - The opening and closing song "The Sheriff of Chinatown" (from the album Al Infierno En Paz) appears by permission of The Abstinence - All original content of Monster Kid Radio by is licensed under a . Monster Kid Radio is a registered service mark of Monster Kid Radio LLC.