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Illegal aliens are released into the US only to fail to appear in court or update their covid status plus the wokes have infected medical schools with their men are women and women are men nonsense.

Illegal aliens are released into the US only to fail to appear in court or update their covid status plus the wokes have infected medical schools with their men are women and women are men nonsense.

In This Weeks Episode Of The BoyGirlPodcast Tyle And Red Recap There Weekend And For Trending Topics This Week They Discuss *Nick Cannon Having Multiple Baby's *Beyoncé Being Attacked By Trick Daddy *Britney Spears Being Treated Like A Slave By Her Family .. #FreeBritney * MegThee Stallion vs DaBaby Vs Tory Lanez *Safaree Bleaching His Skin And What That Does To Your Melanin. For Are Boy Vs Girl Segment This Week We Answer The Question "Would You Take A Gift Back From Your Ex?" and Talk About All The Different Things That Come With That.

Nathan calls Scott in Nampa as an old 1st grade classmate he hasn't spoken to in years, informing him that after 20 years of searching...he did the impossible! He did what they never could do while they were in Miss Rachel's class...HE FOUND WALDO!

Steve Wright’s lessons titled “Where’s Waldo?” from the 2014 study at the Vandalia IA Church of Christ.

“Waldo”, from the “Where's Waldo” books always stood out because we know what he looks like...but he was not always easy to find.  What lessons can we learn from Waldo in business?  Join us today as we consider the benefits being “Waldo” in your business can be, plus some valuable improvements.   To connect with our online community and sign up for our FREE 7-day quick start bootcamp, join us at https://ChampionHustle.com   BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS: Me, Inc. by Gene Simmons   RELATED: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E60_qTQWaJo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeVtnPWB5tw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8bevRzafwI   HOW TO CONNECT https://www.ChampionHustle.com https://www.ChampionHustle.com/facebook https://www.ChampionHustle.com/instagram https://www.ChampionHustle.com/LinkedIn https://www.ChampionHustle.com/youtube   CURRENT PLATFORMS: We are currently available for listening on: Apple Podcasts - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/apple Spotify - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/spotify Google Podcasts - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/google Amazon - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/amazon Audible - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/audible Stitcher - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/stitcher SoundCloud - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/SoundCloud TuneIn - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/TuneIn iHeartRadio - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/iHeartRadio Pandora - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/pandora Podcast Addict - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/podcastaddict Player.FM - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/playerfm Listen Notes - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/listennotes Deezer - https://www.ChampionHustle.com/deezer   #beunique #bebold #beyourself #beloud #bevibrant #beconsistent #business #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #momtrepreneur #champion #championhustle #startup #smallbusiness #businessowner #self-employed #selfemployed #businessman #businesswoman #businesstips #businessgrowth #sahm #workfromhome #youcandothistoo #getoffthefence #mindset #lifestyle #design #goals #wealth #success #sidehustle #hustle #side-hustle #savetaxes #writeoffs #realestate #invest #investinrealestate #create #passion

Well? Where is he? We try to answer this particular question as we discuss whether or not 1987's "Where's Waldo?" holds up. Will it? Only one way to find out! 

There have never been so many options available to companies for their office space. How do you decide among them and is your tenant rep able to advise you on all the options? The options are definitely plentiful. Before discussing the best solution, we recommend that companies consider broader issues like corporate goals, geography, control, and product type Are tenant reps able to guide a company through this process? Are you suggesting a different way of doing business? Does that mean they won't always get paid with a commission?

MERRY CHRISTMAS! The boys have a holiday hangout, riff on goth mrs clause, learn about pheromones, and talk about their wholesome ass dads. We've also got a COCK TALK about a patreon member's bad breakup. Hear the full episode + 4 bonus episodes a month at https://www.patreon.com/stiffsockspod

Andrew is looking for Halloween costume ideas, let's see if the crew can help him out. Marty suggests we all run, virtually. In between those two topics were a smattering of topics.

It's episode 100! But nothing exciting happening here. Instead it's a really weird play. Not Plautus's finest. And not one that aged well. To join the discussion, visit the blog at Triumvir Clio's School of Classical Civilization. If there's no hyperlink showing up here, you can go to triumvirclio.school.blog to find a feed of recent episodes as well as discussion pages for every episode. References Cartwright, Mark. "Plautus." Ancient History Encyclopedia. Ancient History Encyclopedia, 04 Jan 2016. Web. 14 Aug 2020. Riley, Henry T., translator. The Complete Works of Titus Maccius Plautus. Delphi Classics, 2016. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bethany-banner/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bethany-banner/support

After a long search, we have finally found waldo! We have Alex Walden in studio to briefly touch on teaching in the Covid era. Also, we dive into the current state of sports; as well as fantasy advice.

In this episode, we talk about the Department of Player Safety, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and the Washington Capitals! Plus much more! Check out the YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn9otUkSRUIVpqs7iRdJlUQ Follow us on Twitter: @alexhanimyan, @AdamFlouje31, @thedanmikemike Follow us on Instagram: @2on1podcast, @alexhanimyan, @adam.floujeh, @thedanmikemikemikemikemikemike Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/2-on-1-podcast/id1475511723 Check out PODGO.co for small podcast monetization! Be sure to include "2 on 1 Podcast" in the How did you hear about PODGO section. They guarantee that members will always have an available ad for their podcast. They pay members a flat rate per ad so that you always know how much you will be getting paid if you include an ad in an episode.

Getting the house ready to sell was challenging and violating for some. Meryl has to guess which Phillies players got covid. K&M introduce another show on the Posecast Podcast Network (featuring Will & a celebrity?). Do we have the answers to where's Waldo? Do YOU have the answers to where's Waldo? Does Carmen San Diego???

Crack open those books because 90s Court is back in session! This week we are discussing two iconic children's puzzle books from the decade: I Spy vs. Where's Waldo. Which did you love or, in Lisa's case, hate more? Andy also talks about the wild waspy world of the Gator Golf game while Lisa heats things up with Hypercolor clothing. Listen now! Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/90scourt, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter @90scourt, and on Instagram @90s.court. Thank you to Sahy Uhns for the use of our theme song "Uh Hmmm...". --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/90scourt/message

Be careful not to do a Modalism because it's Trinity Sunday! It is that festival day when we play "Where's Waldo?" to find the three persons of the Trinity hiding in Scripture. Is there more to preaching this day than avoiding heresy landmines? Come find out! We're talking God creating with a word. We're talking holy smooches and making up with the people you're stuck with. We're talking Jesus with us in the super-duper-ultra marathon of life. This week's mixtape tracks are brought to you by Madness and Al Green.

This episode contains: Steven and Ben talk about napping and salad. Don't worry, we get to the science pretty quick. This Week in Space: ESO instrument finds closest Black Hole to Earth. There's a black hole so close to Earth you can "see" it with your naked eye and it's part of a trinary system. HR 6819 has a star and a black hole orbiting each other and another sun orbiting both of those. Too cool.  https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/05/200506091537.htm Space is Big and Old: Hayabusa2 reveals more secrets from Ryugu. Ryugu's interaction with the sun changes what we know about asteroid history. We talk about material never before seen on Earth and Steven tries to connect it to a Where's Waldo book.  https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/05/200511112547.htm Science Fiction: We talk about the latest two episodes of Rick and Morty. "Never Ricking Morty" was amazing and confusing and "Promortyus" was a standard scifi spoof turned on it's head. Good times. Steven played a PC game called "Deliver Us The Moon" and gives a mini review. The hosts top off the episode talking about tinkering with tech when what you really want to do is play a darn game. 

If you’re running out of things to watch on streaming TV or favorite podcasts to listen to, have we got suggestions for you. We talked with a few people who read books, watch TV and produce podcasts for a living, and they gave us great suggestions for what to tune into during this “Pandemic Time." Listen to their picks for current news, "comfort food" selections, for kids, learning new skills and hobbies, and episodes that will make us escape from reality, connect with others, and celebrate life. PART ONE: STREAMING TV Michele Foss-Snowden (pictured in photo), a professor of communication at Sacramento State University also hosts her own podcast, The TV Doctor, in which she offers Television "prescriptions" to help cure whatever is ailing you. Her picks range from "Nailed It" and "Making It" to "Schitt's Creek" and "Star Trek Discovery" PART TWO: PODCASTS (at the 36:50-minute mark) Rockwell Felder, co-founder of Squadcast, a startup that makes podcast-creation software startup, and Sacramento podcast host/producer/consultant Johnny Flores, gave us their top picks for easy listening during these tough times. Their picks range from "Science Vs" and "Wow in the World" to "Flexitarian Feast" and "Hardcore History" PART 2.5 - Podcasts for Kids Johnny Flores asked Sasha, his girlfriend who is a Sacramento librarian, for kid-friendly podcast picks, and here's what she recommends: - Ear Snacks - Eleanor Amplified - Stories Podcast - The Unexplainable Disappearance of Mars Patel PART THREE: BOOKS We interviewed Heidi and Ross Rojek, owners of Capitol Books in Downtown Sacramento, for top book picks, but sadly the sound quality of our interview wasn't great. So we're going to list their picks here, and you can buy them from Ross and Heidi by going to their website at https://capitalbooksonk.com * Coronavirus-Themed Fiction - "The Stand" by Stephen King - "Wanderers" by Chuck Wendig * Solace Reading - "Copy Boy" by Shelley Blanton-Stroud " Untamed" by Glennon Doyle " That Is All" by John Hodgman - "Wow, No Thank You" by Samantha Irby - " Becoming" by MIchelle Obama * Travel Getaways - "From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily, and Finding Home" by Tembi Locke - "In the Kingdom of Ice" by Hampton Sides * Cooking Books - "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat" by Samin Nosrat - " Bread Baking for Beginners" by Bonnie Ohara - " Tartine Bread" by Chad Robertson - "Dining In" and "Nothing Fancy" by Alison Roman For the Kids - The "Ivy and Bean" series by Annie Barrows - "Where's Waldo? the Boredom Buster Book" by Martin Hanford - The "Dogman" series by Dave Pilkey - The "Hilo" series by Judd Winnick

How a 10-day experiment in calling God “Waldo” helped me begin a love affair with the God of MY understanding. Other people’s “takes” of their own Alt. Higher Power. Where’s Waldo, and how did I find God in him? In a relentless effort to fill my personal God-Shaped-Hole, I’ve journeyed through a variety of faiths and soul seeking - from Synagogue to Catholic school to an Ashram, Wicca, shamanism, all the way to good ole JC. It wasn’t until I began my journey to a PERSONAL relationship with the unique God of MY understanding (a sort of Ms. Potatohead deity, whom I lovingly call Waldo) that my vision of what is possible really began to expand and my access to uninhibited conversations about “The Divine” began. The interpersonal connections that my playful experiments of “God” have fostered are some of the most real, raw, and magical relationships I’ve ever known... and an unfiltered connection to myself is at the very top of that list! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/unboxinggod/support

"Glassing is the art of sitting on a high spot and looking for wildlife." That gem of wisdom comes from Artemis co-founder Jess Johnson, who shares some of her best game-spotting tricks with us in this episode. Plus, what you need to know when scoping out your optics. (See what we did there? #opticspun) 3:00 - Quarantine Us: Dishes = low priority; Mud season = meh; Comfy overalls = a harbinger of changing standards of what you will and won't wear in public  10:00 - What is glassing? It's the art of sitting on a high spot and looking for wildlife... OR, hunting with your eyes, not with your feet 10:30 - How do you pick a glassing spot? Let's talk about mule deer for a moment.  12:00 - Wisdom from Brad Brooks of Argali - Mule deer know their home ground... they come back to it time and time again.  13:00 - Look for the best vantage point... look for a high spot without tree obstruction. Spots that overlook basins are winners. 15:00 - Good glassing involves sitting and waiting. Get comfy. 16:30 - Mule deer feed in the morning... then they mosey around. Moving mule deer = easier to spot than bedded deer. Best times to glass are early mornings and 3 p.m. onwards.  20:00 - Improving your eye for game: Investigate every twig/rock... look closely. And if you see nothing, wait and look again. Movement is a giveaway. 24:00 - Glassing is sort of like Where's Waldo... your eye gets sharper at finding the details that clue you into game the more time you spend out there.  28:00 - Go glassing in the off-season. Bring coffee/donuts. Again on being comfy. 32:00 - Optics... they're particularly useful in Western hunting. It's probably not the equipment to skimp on. 34:00 - Jess uses Mavens 35:00 - Optics specs - magnification by objective size. Higher magnification means your field of view gets smaller. 38:00 - Glassing arm exhaustion is a real thing. Prop yourself up on something... Jess has a winning ball cap trick. 39:30 - Binoculars vs. spotting scopes 42:00 - Other good makes: Zeiss, Vortex, Swarovski, Maven 43:00 - The app-adapted scope is a pretty fun luxury 45:30 - Know how to fit your binos to your face and how to adjust them

In this episode, Chris discusses not only the clinical importance of stopping all compulsions, but of finding them. Safety-behaviors (or compulsions) don't scream and shout, saying "Hey, I'm a compulsions. Stop me." They have something to be gained by not being stopped. "What?" you ask. Well, if you're not identifying them as compulsions, you're not stoppin' 'em; and of youre not stopping them, then your anxiety-related disorder will continue on and on. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-leins/support

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Often the Christian life can be a bit like Where's Waldo. In moments of doubt and anxiety, or even in moments of joy, we can find it difficult to see Christ in the midst of our life. We need to know where to look and it is The Church which teaches us where to look through the mystery of Her Life in Christ. In the first reading we see the joy of the crippled man after he is healed and we see that it is this witness of joy which convinces the people in the Temple of God's power and wonder. In the Gospel the disciples see Jesus in the Scriptures and in the breaking of the bread. Both of these things are not mere past events, they still happen to us today. For the Readings of the Day, see the USCCB.

So growing up Where's Waldo was super popular and I could never completely conquer that book series because I simply hated to sit still! Can you relate? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/5amdamiendixon/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/5amdamiendixon/support

Friends who build an island together, sabotage each other? Grab your fishing pole and join the party as we get a great interest rate, become a squeaky toy, supply some punk rock island vibes, convert into an amphibian, meet up with the ice cream man who supplies it all, call for the soup man during the cold times, ignore our guests, insult a buff lion, pull a tarantula prank, steal the coveted froggy chair, get disappointed by wallpaper, turn snakes into eels, become delighted by cabbage, visit the town where there's always something going on, try to make friends with a fish, appreciate board games, claim dogs to be delicious??, make the friend t-shirt, and put a spin on Where's Waldo.  Send your quests to unnatural20s@gmail.com Inventory check with our friends at Insanely Haunted Proud Member of the Scavengers Network

Eric has numerous Covid adventures, while Jon is "on PTO." Followup on Chrome, Covid domains, and tracking social distancing. Zoombombing (ick) and Zoomtracking (ugh). Covid spammers use an open HHS redirect, and Microsoft has another zero day. For fun we have Covid stories true and false, Where's Waldo, and 3D printing. 0:00 - Introduction 0:10 - Purple Hair 2:04 - Planes, Trains And Automobiles 18:00 - Chrome Pauses Updates 18:47 - Namecheap Avoids Covid Domains 19:44 - Distancing Compliance 25:11 - Zoombombing 28:36 - Zoomtracking 33:13 - HHS Open Redirect 38:14 - Microsoft Font Zero Day 40:33 - Mostly Security #102 44:42 - A Silver Lining 46:15 - Fake Good News 48:19 - Where's Waldo 49:20 - 3d Printer

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We're here! (back) The podcast didn't end and we came back for some nostalgia. Another set of 80's kids movies that we take the time to try to figure out if they are really kid friendly or not. We watch The Neverending Story and talk about the deep messages that it conveys, Labyrinth and how it's a live action "Where's Waldo" game, and The Dark Crystal where we talk about how it just might be a Muppet Star Wars. We get a little crazy, have our tangents AND as an added bonus, WE SING. Yeah... we are so very sorry... come join us on a wild ride. also for the song used in the new intro:Nebula by Savfk | https://www.youtube.com/savfkmusicMusic promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The boys are back and this time they reflect heavily on how intemidating they are. More importantly, why is it that Jesse has negative inimidation, especially when it comes to people asking for money. They also discover Crendor's cats is real name, bad reasons for building a rocket, and why you should never go to "wenzys". All this and more on a brand new Cox n' Crendor! If you go to http://getquip.com/CRENDOR right now, you’ll get your first refill FREE. For 20% off your first purchase, visit http://nativedeodorant.com and use promo code cox during checkout!

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In this episode we are talking about things that happened this last decade. Some you might recognize, and some may be a shock. It's good to look back and reflect this time of year, and fun to see what we have all been a part of as we leave the teen years. Also, we had some shower thoughts. If you like the music check out the artist here: theearthonfireIntro song links: Spotify Apple MusicPlease subscribe to us on YouTube and join us live for our weekly recording!Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook for the easiest way find us live (YouTube Links will be posted there)Links discussed in episode:Crazy stuff this decadeArt shredded after being auctioned offShower ThoughtsIn about 1,000 years people will talk about us like we talk about cavemen. "The early species of humans were modestly advanced, forming little internet tribes and communities where they could collectively confirm their bias and collectively bash their enemy"Country music is rich people pretending to be poorA California roll is the chicken nuggets of sushi.Santa gives better presents to wealthier kidsPeople who buckle their seatbelts are more likely to die from cancerThere was probably be an influx of pets named Yoda in the last couple weeks.If sugar were discovered in 2019 it wouldn't pass health regulations.When a starving predator is chasing prey they are both running for their lives. Everyone would love puberty if it took you to a "Customize your Character" ScreenIt’s a special feeling when you grow up and realize that all of the Christmas magic you felt as a child was really the feeling of unconditional love from your parents. You've probably had some deadly diseases before, but your immune system killed them off before you knew.Cringing at your past self shows self improvementYou never notice how narrowly you avoid objects in your house until they are moved slightly.A fox is an animal running cat software on a dogThe illustrator of "Where's Waldo" could have wasted millions of hours of people's lives if he just left Waldo out of one of the books Men's pain is telepathic when someone gets hit in the ballsThere are billions of lasers that missed their targets zipping through the Star Wars galaxy. You have to be somewhat smart to know how dumb you areSpilling hot coffee on yourself wakes you up way faster than drinking it.

Daniel's missing and presumed scared. So why not talk about what's going in the world of Pop Culture?! Edwin and Brian chat about Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Sonic the Hedgehog. talk some predictions about The Rise of Skywalker and finally hear about Edwin's trip to a galaxy far far away.......in Anaheim. So grab your headphones and pull out your Where's Waldo book and listen to the goodness!

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Arise, Peasant Kingdom, and join us for the show! This is the one where Chris introduces the episode multiple times. The lads define a real baker's dozen, spend way too much time on sock talk, and wonder how weird it is to dine alone at a nice restaurant. Johnny and Pat share an intellectual Where's Waldo moment. Chris and Pat get two steps closer to discovering why Johnny is the way that he is. The Intellectual introduces a new segment, "Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Intellectual?" and tests the common man and the peasant on their knowledge of history. Oh and Johnny likes cocaine; Pat does also, but for a price; Chris sticks to his principles. Let us know what you think about the new segments! And submit a written review on Apple Podcasts if you'd like it to be featured on the show!Email: sfhpodcasts@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sfh_podcast/

So random. First off, it's Thursday night. Second, we came into this podcast with zero plan. Just a need to put something out into the Ethos because we didn't have the chance to record last week. I would love to say we were on our A-game, but that would be a bald-faced dirty ass lie. With Tomas choking on his own saliva almost to death halfway through the podcast (can you find the edit? It's like a weird audio version of Where's Waldo?) and Maigyn just having an off night, it's more like a D-game, but what can we do? However, we bring our stream of consciousness like no other. No need to wonder what our conversations are like, because this is one of them. Only with microphones. And the posting to the internet for the rest of the world to hear if they ever happen down this path. You're welcome.

This week, we talk about the nip slip in Where's Waldo and why kids shouldn't read the dictionary.

Remember Where's Waldo? It began as Where's Wally? in 1987, a book of crowd scenes created by a British illustrator named Martin Handford. He started hiding Wally in the middle of these complex backdrops as a way of helping readers focus more closely on his artwork. Children of all ages quickly began spending hours staring at pages trying to find the weird looking guy with the striped shirt, glasses, and the pom-pom hat. There was such a sense of triumph when he was finally found after a diligent search... until the page was turned and a new search began. You might be surprised to know that there is a version of Where's Waldo? happening in our lives right now. We are looking for answers that seem to be harder to find than Waldo ever was. The backdrop of our society is as complex and confusing as it has ever been. How do we make choices day to day? How should we live as the church in our fractured times? Our Waldo is wisdom, and we need it more than we realize. This week, we will continue our study on First Corinthians, A Better Way. We'll discover how the Apostle Paul addresses the divisions in the Corinthian church with a discussion of wisdom. In 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, Paul tells the church that the solution to their problems cannot be seen in the wisdom of the world, but only in the wisdom of God. Paul makes it clear that our "Waldo" can be found. I hope you'll join us this week as we learn what wisdom is and where to find it.

Mark first came to Aaron's notice on the Cartoonist Kayfabe YouTube channel. The hosts Jim Rugg (Street Angel) and Ed Piskor (X-Men Grand Design, Hip-Hop Family Tree) did an episode showcasing picture books that spotlighted Mark's underrated classic, “Who Needs Donuts?” On this episode of Speech Bubble, Mark explains the bizarre story of how the book got its non sequitor title among other unlikely tales from his life as a prolific cartoonist for The Village Voice, The Washington Post and other equally high profile American publications of record, including The New York Times Book Review.In all three of the publications named here, Mark wrote and drew long-running comic strips – the most well-known of which was arguably McDoodle Street, which developed quite a cult following in the pages of The Village Voice among the miscreants living in 1970s New York. He tells Aaron that inspiration for the content of such a thing came on long meandering walks through the city streets at all hours of the night where he would just let his mind wander into all manner of dreamy tangents. Later, in his rent-controlled apartment – where he once heard the music of Kris Kristofferson wafting through the floor boards – he would draw what he saw. What came out was often a Where's Waldo-esque acid trip where every inch of the panels were covered in a warped-ly detailed cityscape with sight gags strewn throughout. Maybe this was at least partially due to the fact that both Mark's parents were gag cartoonists themselves. In fact, growing up he sometimes found himself playing in the backyard with the real Dennis the Menace (son of the strip's creator Hank Ketcham).In addition, to its busy pages, McDoodle Street gained attention for its biting social commentary and satirism. A combination Mark was later asked to repeat when targeting America's seat of power for his Washingtoon Strip in the Washington Post and then his Boox Strip for the New York Times Book Review. Though special in their own right, these two strips never quite captured the imagination like McDoodle St., which ended abruptly, without explanation. Mark offers that explanation here and in the pages of the newly published McDoodle Street collection from The New York Review of Comics and Penguin Random House Canada, which he came to the Toronto Comics Art Festival to promote at the time of this interview. This episode of Speech Bubble is sponsored by Hairy Tarantula.Mark's websiteMark's Wikipedia entryCartoonist Kayfabe – Show and Tell 04: Picture Books feat. Who Needs Donuts?The publisher of the re-issued MacDoodle St. New York Review of ComicsPenguin Random House CanadaYellow Yellow reissued by Drawn and QuarterlyMark Alan Stamaty on Bullseye with Jesse ThornMark Alan Stamaty on All of It with Alison StewartMark Alan Stamaty on Leonard Lopate At Large on WBAISponsorHairy Tarantula

We debate the merits of Where's Waldo, animal dildos, and whether we'd rather have all food look or taste like chicken fingers. Starring Brian Altano, Scott Bromley, Ryan Scott, and Max Scoville.

Rectum? Damn Near Scrotum! Interview With a Prostate: The Misunderstood Gland. Extra-Wide Data Storage. Lucky Charms semi. Who is Jeremy Flopsweat? 40K is My Bag o' Pajamas. Hipster. Doofus. Mustache Only. Major Spoilers! Trek Nerd and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

ALRIGHT, MOTHER FUCKERS! For the two of you who keep hounding us, we are FINALLY releasing the last season of BaBaT that we recorded in November (lolz). We are here for it. But you know who isn't? Bernadette. This season on BaBaT, we are talking about "Where'd you go, Bernadette?" Just as elusive as Carmen Sandiego, Bernadette is missing and it's up to her ten (fourteen?) year old child to find her. It's a real Where's Waldo situation. So let us start the season like all the others and GET TO THOSE REVIEWS! GET A FREE AUDIO BOOK AND 30 DAY FREE TRIAL TO AUDIBLE, THE INTERNET’S LEADING AUDIO BOOK PROVIDER! http://www.audibletrial.com/BaBaT YouTube: COMING SOON Art by Kaitlin Hartung: http://khartgraphics.com Music by Kevin MacLeod: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod/

Pete & Steve talk about Cambridge becoming more "heart healthy" and a bunch of upcoming fun things going on, including "Where's Waldo" sponsored by Scout & Morgan. Plus our first inclusion of our out-takes and discussions that happen behind the scenes (we have too much fun). Also available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/o8GgoNP-Gh

For $80 off your first month of HelloFresh, go to http://HelloFresh.com/MORNING80 and enter MORNING80 Go to http://Brooklinen.com and use promo code GAMES for 10% off AND free shipping. Can Greg Miller guess all 10 flavors of Oreo cookies (while Andy and Nick make fun of him)? Time Stamps - 00:05:00 - Sink my WarBoat 00:08:43 - Photoshop Challenge: Where's Waldo. A KF member hidden either in actual pictures or in a Where's Waldo page. (Jermey Z) 00:18:12 - Next Week’s Theme: Andy's Tinder Profile Photos (Daniel Ferraro) 00:19:15 - Hello Fresh 00:21:04 - Zebit 00:22:45 - Blind Oreo Taste Test w/Greg 00:50:32 - Ask Andy Anything

Go to http://liquidIV.com and enter promo code KFMS to get 25% off your order. Hurry to http://upstart.com/morning to find out HOW LOW your Upstart rate is. To celebrate the NBA finals Nick and Andy take it to the streetz to see who can win the ultimate game of horse. Time Stamps - 00:03:08 - Housekeeping 00:06:10 - Sink my WarBoat 00:12:08 - Photoshop Challenge With E3 coming up, "Videogames” 00:27:35 - Next Week’s Theme: Where's Waldo. A KF member hidden either in actual pictures or in a Where's Waldo page. (Jermey Z) 00:29:35 - Liquid IV 00:31:15 - Up Start 00:44:33 - Nick and Andy Ball Out! 00:50:00 - Ask Andy Anything

Welcome to Episode 1 of McQueen's Music & Mayhem. Meet Justine McQueen! You'll hear musical influence origins, why we decide to get band influenced tattoos, what metal shows, cat lovers and mermaid sequins have in common, why punk rock is the heart and metal is the brain, what moshpit etiquette is and why no editing is required when McQueen is slow to the party...twice. You'll meet a kickass metal band, Warpath and play Where's Waldo of "...is this a band meeting...?" and hear about the chick who crawled into a bass drum case.  Music: Slaughter by Pantera and Toto by Africa

Very excited to have on Corey's good friend, comic, actor and voice artist, Piotr Michael. Exciting news!  It has just been announce that Piotr will be voicing Fritz the Ferret in the upcoming animated 'Where's Waldo?' series - coming out on Universal Kids in July. Also, our next stand up comedy intensive class starts up on May 19th: Classroom to Stage in Six Weeks! Visit CoolBeansComedy/class for more information and to enroll. With that, let's get over to Piotr and find out what he's been up to and hear some of his incredible characters!