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Your Man Alex Smith is a Brisbane based independent singer songwriter with a theatrical twist. He studied at QUT and is an incredible story teller and performer which comes out in his live performances and his on screen acting with very creative music videos. Heartbreak, disapointment, depression and hardship have been the tools to shape this hard working artist into the man he is today. He says "blood sweat and tears" went into the making of his last album and continues to navigate a new covid world for the performing arts and has seen many friends go on to do amazing things within the industry. Using catchy hooks to sneak contemplative lyrics to the listener, Alex's genre-hopping theatrical rock is a story-driven experience with a lot of heart.
 While Alex is inspired by bands like Queen, Meat Loaf, Pink Floyd and The Protomen, his sound is often compared to the likes of They Might Be Giants and Ben Folds.
 Alex pays huge thanks to members of his Patreon, a service which greatly strengthens his connection with his audience and boosts the rate of production of his third studio release ‘Slow Burn' which is set to release June 18th Alex is also the host of podcast My Songs Suck with his close friend James Kehoe. The show is available to stream on Spotify and all podcatchers. Connect with Alex: YouTube Spotify Facebook Instagram - @yourmanalexsmith Patreon

Hopefully everyone made in through the 4th of July holiday weekend without an episode of Pink Salt. I was distraught. We're coming back strong with Alex and Lisa, a newly-wed couple with enough joy, jokes and patience for bad movies to last the lifetime they will spend together. While Alex holds nothing on quite as high a pedestal as Lisa holds Selena Quintanilla, she still appreciates his conversion into the cult following... and his developing tolerance for Puerto Rican food. These have been minimal among their challenges both as a dating couple and a married couple, and I'm honored for them to have shared those challenges with us. Cheers to them!

#197: What does it take to go from zero to 850% growth in less than two years? A lot of hard work! But that's not all. You have to be willing to move forward through failure until you find the right business model, the proper systems and processes, and most importantly, the perfect business partner. Today's episode features power couple Leila and Alex Hormozi of https://gymlaunch.com/ (Gym Launch), a multi-million-dollar business with over 100 full-time employees. While Alex is the brainchild of flooding gyms with new members and systematically increasing revenue, Leila is an operational wizard. Together they have built a business that has revolutionized an industry and given hope and freedom to thousands of local small business owners. There's a lot you can learn from their story. So listen up. This is an episode you don't want to miss!  Top 3 Things You'll Learn:  How visualizing the worst-case scenario can push you to take action Failure is not your enemy The best way to learn something is to work with mentors   About Our Guests: Alex and Leila are co-owners of https://gymlaunch.com/ (Gym Launch) and a few other businesses.  After selling his chain of 6 gyms in 2016, Alex set out to help as many fellow gym owners as possible. Alex had figured out what most highly profitable businesses know; you need processes and systems. Everything from generating leads to retaining members needs to be distilled into a system that any staff member can replicate. Alex wrote https://www.amazon.com/Gym-Launch-Secrets-Step-Step-ebook/dp/B084JCJZ2T (Gym Launch Secrets: The Step-By-Step Guide To Building A Massively Profitable Gym).  Gym Launch took the industry by storm. Since its inception in 2016, Gym Launch has experienced exponential growth - An 850% jump in 2017 and another 525% boom in 2018. Now Gym Launch is a $30 million a year business with over 100 full-time employees. The clients of Gym Launch have grossed $1 Billion in sales using the processes and systems Alex teaches. Even more impressive, the average revenue for a client of Gym Launch has reached an astounding $594k with 40+ new 7 figure gyms. The continued success of Gym Launch has put the couple in a position to give back to local communities by contributing $200,000 thus far and pledging an additional $2.7 million to After School All Stars. Connect with Leila and Alex: The Game Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-game-w-alex-hormozi/id1254720112 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-game-w-alex-hormozi/id1254720112) Website: https://gymlaunch.com/ (https://gymlaunch.com/)

He's been a Leeds fan since the early 2000s when they reached the then UEFA CUP. He's seen them go down and come back up after 16 years. He fell in love with Leeds in the early days when they faced teams in Europe like Real Madrid and Lazio. We talked about the impact Marcelo Bielsa has had and how Leeds is now a second team to so many. We talk about the young players in the team like Pascal Struijk and Illan Meslier.  He talked to me about how things have changed, and how Leeds is no longer a club that needs to sell their best players. He's confident that Leeds could soon be competing with the Big 6 in the Premier League. Alex used to work as a Football Journalist for a few years, he spoke to me about his experiences during this time. We discussed his hopes for Indonesian Football and when possibly supporters could be back in the stadium. He now works as a tour guide in Indonesia and posts the most beautiful images of the Islands of Indonesia. While Alex has been affected by the pandemic, he still considers himself fortunate to still be working at this time. He explained to me the work he has been doing to help promote tourism in a few islands that were affected by the pandemic. He also has some interesting recommendations for people looking to visit Indonesia. Finally I ask Alex, what it means to him following Leeds United Football club. Visit www.AlexJourney.id or you can get in touch with him on Instagram @AlexJourney.id

“I would say the last 3 months have been probably the most anxious months of the last 6 years for me.” Alex Lieberman's identity for the past 7 years has been almost entirely about being the co-founder and CEO of Morning Brew. He created it from scratch, grew it to a $20m business, and then sold it for a reported ~$75m to Axel Springer, the parent company of Insider. But now all of that is in the past. While Alex will always be a co-founder of Morning Brew, he doesn't own the business anymore. And, about a month ago, an even bigger change happened: Alex stepped out of the CEO role, and his co-founder Austin Rief stepped up. Exiting is always an awkward topic. On the one hand, it can make you very rich. On the other hand, it carries with it a whole host of complicated issues: a loss of identity, a loss of purpose, and a changed relationship with the people you work with most closely. Unfortunately, most founders never talk about this to anyone beyond their inner circle. There is a fear of being seen as weak, or as a complainer. But the best leaders understand the power that comes from honest vulnerability. Fortunately, in the first few minutes of this interview Alex Lieberman refers to himself as an “oversharer.” And he doesn't shy away from talking about exactly the kinds of things that most people think they need to keep to themselves. In this interview we talk about: - What it was like to sell his business, and to move from CEO to Executive Chairman. - Why the last few months have been the most anxious of his career since founded Morning Brew - His worries about how people might perceive his move to Executive Chairman, and his relationship with his co-founder - His feelings of lost identity, and his fears around losing what he is most passionate about - His struggles with OCD and panic during his years building Morning Brew, and the ways he's worked to cope with them Alex comes off as vulnerable, honest, and extremely self-aware. We were honored to have him on, and we think you'll learn a lot from this episode. We did too.

While Alex and Shane are off birthday partying, Alex's parents fill-in for this sweet and fun episode. John and Lorna crack open a bottle of Doudet Naudin Pinot Noir 2019, and chat their most fun dates, first thoughts upon meeting, embarrassing stories, advice for younger couples, and comment on Alex and Shane's relationship.    *************   This episode is proudly supported by: E.D Wine Company - visit www.edwine.ca use promo code THISFAMILYTREE10 for 10% off of your entire wine subscription! The wines come with tasting notes, and are delivered right to your door, anywhere in Toronto, Hamilton, Guelph, Kitchener & the GTA!

In this episode, host Nalin talks with Alex Lu, creator of Dogs BOND, a family board game about rescuing dogs that promotes dog adoption. Perfect for all dog lovers out there. He talks about how he prepared for launch, where did he find his audience, and how he kept engagement and excitement up during the live campaign days.   We discuss: [01:22]: Alex tells us about him and about where the inspiration came from for his first game “Dogs BOND”, which goal is to be a game that includes the whole family, and raises awareness about dog adoption. [05:34]: How Alex chose the dog breeds he included in the game, and how diversity is also something that he also took into consideration when creating his characters. [09:35]: While Alex looked for and found his audience, and how he partnered with animal shelters to create more conversations about the importance of adoption, as a way to promote his game and his awareness message further. [17:56]: Alex talks about how he created his first game prototype for his team to try out, all the way to how launch day went. [23:37]: How Alex kept being proactive during the 30 days of the campaign, and how he engaged with his audience and included their suggestions on the game. [26:45]: The main advice Alex has for first-time creators is to do the incredible amount of work there is to be done before launch, but also be prepared to jump into a live campaign knowing your campaign won’t be completely perfect. [30:09]: How to approach and help first-time backers who are not used to crowdfunding platforms. [32:59]: For Alex, the knowledge of when his project would be ready to launch depended on the dates he knew would work better for his audience and niche, and working backward starting from that point to build everything needed to be ready for launch. [36:00]: How you can get a copy of Dogs BOND! [37:11]: Alex used pre-launch emails and messages to educate the audience on the importance of early backing for the complete success of a project. And he did the prep ahead of time by having many of the live-campaign messages pre-written for when they got to their funding goals.   Thanks for listening to the Board Game Marketing Podcast! Dogs BOND campaign on Kickstarter Dogs BOND  Website Dogs BOND on Facebook Dogs BOND on Instagram Dogs BOND on Twitter For more information on how to market your game, be sure to check out the Meeple Marketing Blog.

Alex Zerbach, co-founder of carrot.com, tells Geordie about founding the platform's idea, building the MVP, and growing from 0-800,000 MRR. Listen for more details. Carrot is a SaaS platform that streamlines property websites' development to help clients manage investor's assets. While Alex and his team deal with larger enterprises, he mentions that they mainly deal with single clients. Listen to Alex as he shares his story with Geordie.  What You'll Learn The story behind the carrot.com domain How Alex and Trevor converted the agency into a SaaS platform com pricing plans What was the MVP, and how much did it cost? How did Alex go about the SaaS marketing process? When did Alex and his team get their big break? The latest carrot.com development and the story behind it How Alex and his team executed their content marketing strategy SEO strategies that Alex and his team were using Importance of content as a marketing strategy Importance of case studies Strategies Alex and his team used to achieve success from their cold traffic. What strategy did the team use when raising prices? How did Alex and his team manage their finances? In this Episode: When Alex was schooling, a mutual friend introduced him to Trevor, who later became his co-founder, who was launching a SaaS business. According to the mutual friend, Alex needed to contact Trevor for a chance to work together. However, when Alex called, Trevor claimed the project was still in its inaugural stages, but they could still collaborate when everything was ready.  Trevor loved Alex's ambition and was sure that something good would come out of his expertise. Alex maintained contact with Trevor until one day; he proposed collaboration between them. They would later launch Carrot. Alex tells Geordie the story behind acquiring the carrot.com domain. Listen to the podcast to find out.  While in college, Trevor had purchased his inaugural rental property in partnership with a family member. This step marked his entrance into the real estate investing world. Trevor had developed a website through which he could generate leads for tenants. He also used the platform to search for discounted properties. At some point, he became a consultant. Out of sharing about his experience and work on social media platforms, many people became curious, and they started approaching him in search of solutions for their websites. It is from these inquiries that the Rei conversion theme was born. Please find out how Trevor implemented the Rei theme on his customer's websites before Alex joined him. When Alex later joined Trevor, the business was still an agency seeing that he (Trevor) was running his operations manually. Alex left at some point and rejoined the team later on. During his (Alex's) absence, Trevor was struggling to upload themes and contracted out Chris (the other co-founder) to help him out. Surprisingly, Chris completed the massive work in less than half an hour. Impressed, Trevor invited Chris to help him automate the agency into a SaaS platform. Find out how the team executed the process from the podcast. Alex would later rejoin the team as a marketing expert, which he has outgrown to become the director of operations. Alex talks about the platform's pricing plans and the services clients received on placing an order. He gives a detailed explanation about the platform and what set them apart from their competitors then. Listen to the podcast for this informative section. He also talks about the transition period from an agency to a SaaS platform you cannot afford to miss.  After converting the agency to SaaS, Alex and his team needed to market it to reach a wider audience. He mentions that they did not have a hard time achieving that, seeing that Trevor was already famous on social media platforms. According to Alex, Trevor played a massive role in marketing the platform to multiple industry partners. He talks about other strategies they used to promote the platform that you can learn about from the podcast. Alex tells Geordie about their big break moment, which you should hear to grab the details.   Alex talks about navigating their content marketing and the effort they invested in getting things right. Why did the team spend a lot of time on content generation? Did they achieve growth from content marketing? Listen to the podcast to find out. Alex says they experienced growth from investing in paid ads, affiliates, and adding members to the team. He mentions that a significant percentage of their growth came from organic traffic. What impact did COVID have on the company? Alex says they were not adversely affected. Listen to the podcast to figure out how they survived the period. Alex finalizes the podcast with some tips for aspiring SaaS entrepreneurs. Listen to the podcast to figure these out.  Resources Carrot.com Alex Zerbach LinkedIn Alex Zerbach Instagram Alex Zerbach Twitter Alex Zerbach Personal Website

SiriusXM Canada Host/Producer/Operator Bilal Vakani, Second City's Daniel Shehori and Never Sleep Network's Alex Ross preview AEW Revolution 2021. After a long gap between pay per views Bilal has largely lost interest in most of the programs and isn't expecting much. Daniel is still very invested and excited for Sunday's show. While Alex.... just wants more Shaq! While the Exploding Barbed Wire Death Match between AEW World Champion Kenny Omega and Jon Moxley looks interesting its hard for anyone to see a title change taking place right after Jon dropped the title to Kenny. When it comes to the AEW World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks are taking on the Inner Circle's Chris Jericho and MJF you do have a solid chance of the titles at least changing hands with some intrigue around future programs. Who will face Hikaru Shida for the AEW Women's Championship? AEW didn't care enough to update their website after Dynamite so why should we? The Street Fight between Brian Cage and Ricky Starks of Team Tazz and Sting along with TNT Champion Darby Allin promises no TNT or FTW title changes and makes us wish it was a cinematic match. As for the Face of the Revolution Ladder Match this really feels like an after thought that hopefully overdelivers on the night with little to no build. The Big Money Match between Matt Hardy and Hangman Page should be fun but is silly as a concept. There is also the Casino Tag Team Match which could go any number of directions and that's a good thing!

Alex and Chace are back and are hopping on the trend of 2022 Olympic hockey roster projections. With the 2022 Olympic games just under a year away, the guys take a look at what possible rosters may look like. They take a look at Canada, USA, Sweden, Russia, and Finland's rosters. Dissecting each position group and exactly what to expect from each team. Chace also gives his reasoning and explains his surprise about constant narratives when it comes to Canada vs the States and their rosters. While Alex realizes last second he forgot a pair of Russian wingers that makes the team look very different. As well, Alex asks if this might be the best Russian defence core they have brought in years? Overall, they look at possible longshots for teams and what each country will need to have a shot at gold a year from now. Tune in for all of that and more, with the MnM Hockey Podcast!  

Alex and Chace are back and are hopping on the trend of 2022 Olympic hockey roster projections. With the 2022 Olympic games just under a year away, the guys take a look at what possible rosters may look like. They take a look at Canada, USA, Sweden, Russia, and Finland's rosters. Dissecting each position group and exactly what to expect from each team. Chace also gives his reasoning and explains his surprise about constant narratives when it comes to Canada vs the States and their rosters. While Alex realizes last second he forgot a pair of Russian wingers that makes the team look very different. As well, Alex asks if this might be the best Russian defence core they have brought in years? Overall, they look at possible longshots for teams and what each country will need to have a shot at gold a year from now. Tune in for all of that and more, with the MnM Hockey Podcast!  

Episode 39: Alex Lee (@alex_lee) just made history by becoming California’s first Gen Z, first openly bisexual and youngest Asian American lawmaker -- all at the age of 25. While Alex claims he had just been an average student, he definitely isn’t your average politician. He’s about half the typical age of his colleagues, he lives at home with his parents, and in order to make it through his campaign, he had been a part-time gig worker for an app delivery company. When it comes to Asian representation, he’s taking it to the next level. He now politically represents one of the most heavily Asian districts in California. In this episode, he shares how he turned his weaknesses into his strengths, how he won a campaign as an underdog, and what his job actually entails. Show Notes:--No Expletives--00:00 - Introduction2:30 - What is the District Assembly?5:28 - State budgets and how they fluctuate during a recession8:20 - Speaking to the importance of interpersonal skills and other interesting quirks about the political world10:17 - Alex's early background before becoming elected. Deciding between film and politics in college, and what he likes about Californian politics in particular15:28 - Discussing differences between political theory and how people vote in practice. How the assumptions of perfect information and rationality don't always hold up18:00 - Discussing The Great Hack and the importance of privacy and data in our society21:25 - Being one of the youngest assembly members ever, and how he can effectively navigate tech and privacy as a member of a newer generation26:35 - Talking about the difficulties of the campaigning process, and why Alex thought people voted for him30:30 - How has the job been within or not within Alex's expectations. Navigating the difficulties of short two year terms32:30 - More about Alex's personal background--growing up in San Jose, California, having Hongkonger parents, and earning very average grades34:50 - The importance of the desire to make a difference when getting into politics36:25 - The difficulty of the primary election, where Alex faced ageism and Asian stereotypes37:42 - Trying to turn weaknesses into strengths while campaigning. Using perceived disadvantages and spinning them into potential advantages 40:02 - Valuing integrity when entering politics. There are too many people who go into politics for superficial reasons and not because they wish to fix something in their community.41:00 - Addressing special interest donors and election buyouts and its harmful impact on democracy47:00 - Alex's hobbies and bucket list items--to become an elected official to become a parent48:50 - The most important thing is to remember your community and that your success doesn't exist in isolation, and there are many ways to give back.51:50 - How to get in touch with Alex!Join the community! Follow us on Instagram @wyndpodcast and find all of our socials at whyyounodoctor.com/podcast.Support the show (http://whyyounodoctor.com/podcast)

While Alex is struggling with Instrumentality, PenPenPals Presents this present from friend of the pod Brian! This addictive track was a gift for recording our season 1 finale. We hope you enjoy it with an anime loving pal and we hope you have the same detective novel "Ahha!" moment we did. Stay safe Pals!

On this week's Chefs Without Restaurants podcast, I speak with chef Alex Smith. While Alex has been in the food and beverage industry for over 20 years now, he’s only spent the last 10 years cooking. He started out in the front of the house, but discovered a passion for cooking. He’s been a line cook, kitchen manager, head chef and pitmaster. He’s worked at Fairmont resorts, five diamond restaurants, franchises, recreational cooking schools, and privately owned restaurants. He’s open seven restaurants, three as head chef. The past few years, Alex has focused on barbecue, working at Mighty Quinns, Hometown BBQ (both Brooklyn and Miami), and even going to Paris to help open Melt barbecue.You’re going to hear about his career path, and what he’s learned from opening a number of restaurants. I also got to talk to him about what he's working on now, and what’s next.And if you want to make sure you catch every episode of the Chefs Without Restaurants podcast, go to chefswithoutrestaurants.org to sign up for our mailing list. The link can also be found in the show notes. ==========Alex Smith ==========Alex's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chefalexsmith================CONNECT WITH US ================Get the Chefs Without Restaurants Newsletter https://mailchi.mp/fe0d8a0cc7a6/chefs-without-restaurants-email-listVisit Our Amazon Store (we get paid when you buy stuff) https://www.amazon.com/shop/perfectlittlebites?isVisitor=trueCheck out our websites (they have different stuff) https://chefswithoutrestaurants.org/ & https://chefswithoutrestaurants.com/Like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/chefswithoutrestaurantsJoin the private Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/chefswithoutrestaurantsJoin the conversation on Twitter https://twitter.com/ChefsWoRestosCheck our Insta pics https://www.instagram.com/chefswithoutrestaurants/Founder Chris Spear’s personal chef business Perfect Little Bites https://perfectlittlebites.com/Watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHXxixMxjf05XxUIbz6ER-QIf you want to support the show, our Venmo name is ChefWoRestos and can be found at https://venmo.com/ChefWoRestos. If you enjoy the show, have every received a job through one of our referrals, have been a guest, , or simply want to help, it would be much appreciated. Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.Intro Music: District Four by Kevin MacLeodhttps://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3662-district-fourLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Ashley dishes out the scoop on a fan favorite, Chip, from the beloved classic Beauty and the Beast. While Alex takes us back to our nation's roots with tales of Anarteq.

The podcast has been invaded by Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman of the Serie A Sitdown! While Alex is away for MLS playoff duty, Frank and Richard join Jerry Mancini to talk about the return of Serie A from the international break, and to recap the recent victories by the Italian National Team. 

This podcast we chat with Alex Hey, an ADHD coach and founder of Reset ADHD. Alex walks us through his journey through school into adulthood an ultimately getting an ADHD diagnosis at the age of 20. While Alex’s is story is a common story in the world of ADHD, it is still Alex's story. He confesses that he did not do well in elementary school, teachers always wrote the proverbial “Alex needs to try harder” quote, and he claims he was fidgety as well as a child. When Alex was 20 and in college, he had so much difficulty paying attention that he finally asked his doctor for an ADHD analysis. And from there, Alex was diagnosed with ADHD. Ultimately, Alex went and got certified as an ADHD coach and now helps others in similar situations. Alex talks about his journey in becoming an ADHD coach, who he likes to work with, and how he can help others. Alex is a huge advocate for getting a good night's sleep. He talks about why sleep is so important when you have ADHD, his own personal sleep routine, and he gives tips for healthy sleep habits. Find Alex here: https://www.resetadhd.com/ And find the sleep podcast he talks about in our discussion here: https://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com

While Alex and RJ defy Dr. Augustine, Remy and Lex are contacted by another ally with a plan. Happy New Year to all our Jewish friends! Hi, I'm Remy, an 11-year-old Six Minutes superfan from New Jersey. The producers of Six Minutes gave me my own podcast! Every day I'm going to talk about my life, mysteries and what it's like being quarantined with my mom, dad and my older brother, Alex. This is my life...interrupted. (Producer's Note: There just might be a mystery hiding around the corner.) If you'd like a birthday shout-out from Remy or just want to say hi, please send requests to remyslifepodcast@gmail.com. You can even send an audio recording. Please try and send birthday requests two weeks ahead of time. Want a Remy's Life T-shirt? Check out the store here: https://www.teepublic.com/user/genzpodcasts Become a Gen-Z Superfan by visiting our Patreon page for early access to shows, scripts, and other exclusive content. http://patreon.com/gzmshows Six Minutes is produced by Gen-Z Media in partnership with PRX. For more great Gen-Z shows visit http://gzmshows.com or follow us on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram.

While Alex and RJ defy Dr. Augustine, Remy and Lex are contacted by another ally with a plan. Happy New Year to all our Jewish friends! Hi, I’m Remy, an 11-year-old Six Minutes superfan from New Jersey. The producers of Six Minutes gave me my own podcast! Every day I’m going to talk about my life, mysteries and what it’s like being quarantined with my mom, dad and my older brother, Alex. This is my life...interrupted. (Producer’s Note: There just might be a mystery hiding around the corner.) If you’d like a birthday shout-out from Remy or just want to say hi, please send requests to remyslifepodcast@gmail.com. You can even send an audio recording. Please try and send birthday requests two weeks ahead of time. Want a Remy’s Life T-shirt? Check out the store here: https://www.teepublic.com/user/genzpodcasts Become a Gen-Z Superfan by visiting our Patreon page for early access to shows, scripts, and other exclusive content. http://patreon.com/gzmshows Six Minutes is produced by Gen-Z Media in partnership with PRX. For more great Gen-Z shows visit http://gzmshows.com or follow us on Twitter and Facebook and Instagram.

Located just outside of Freeport Michigan, Alex Fox is a second generation meat processor.  Owner and operator of Fox Farms Processing.  Their outfit handles custom exempt domestic slaughter and butchering, along with processing deer in the fall.  Alex has a background in animal sciences from MSU along with growing up at a processing facility,  his processing job is as much a passion as a profession.  What more could you ask for, from the experts who are charged with caring for your deer.  Touring the facility, efficiency and cleanliness are very apparent.  His openness and transparency encourages his customers to come back year after year.  While rumors and lore surround the profession of processors, like backstrap stealing and mixing of deer parts, these fallacies were put to rest in this episode.  As a hunter, Alex enjoys the job and being a part of memories made, as hunters truck in their trophy deer, take pictures, and even has a check station during the gun opener in Michigan.The reason for getting your venison processed by a profession could be for a lot of reasons; being new to processing, not having equipment, not having time, or unfavorable conditions.  Alex gives some pointers on helping the professionals give you the best quality venison in return.Cleanliness is Deliciousness.  Do your best to bring in your deer clean.  The field dress process can be messy, but don’t put the job of cleaning your kill on the processor.  Fully gut, and rinse.Get it all out.  Either it's the taboo or the fact that its “ichy”, but get all the gut out and remove the anus.  While Alex is willing to get the extra mile in getting it out, it might be too late by the time he can get it, and the results is meat lossSoon rather than later.  If the professionals are going to be cutting your deer, save the aging for inside the bag.  An extra day in uncontrolled heat for the sake of aging could result in more gamey off flavors than intended.Ask questions, understand expectations.  Alex loves his job and loves to answer questions and show off the facility.  Approach your cutters with questions you have,  understand that they will do the best job they can to get the 60% return.  Gut, hide, and head are heavy, so know what is usable and going to be returned to you.This is their craft, their service to you.  Appreciate the work.  These processors want nothing more than you love your venison and meat treats.  They want you to come back.  Know your cutters, know their facility, and stifle the rumors.  Ultimately the condition of your venison starts with the release of the arrow, or pull of the trigger.Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

For this episode, we go off the beaten Bollywood track a little- don't worry, we'll be back there again shortly- and look at Vijaya Mehta's 1988 drama, Pestonjee.  The film is set in the Parsi community, a group which is frequently underrepresented in popular culture (although there was this guy you might know called Freddie Mercury who was of Parsi-Indian descent). Having grown up in Mumbai, which has a large Parsi community, Smytta takes this opportunity to explain their history, character and identity, and how the film reflects this.  Despite its Mumbai setting, this is definitely not a Bollywood film. Pestonjee is made in the mould of Indian Parallel Cinema, a movement which shunned the excesses of mainstream Indian cinema. This means no singing and dancing, and a focus on realism.  The result does create a difference in opinion between Alex and Smytta. While Alex is bowled over by the performances and character development, Smytta's patience is tested by the lack of youthful energy, even though she enjoys a star turn from Naseeruddin Shah. However, if you like understated character drama, strap in for an exploration of this beautiful film.  Note 1: Apologies for a smoke alarm beeping you may hear in this episode. It has since been fixed, and will not be a feature of future broadcasts, you'll be delighted to hear.   Note 2: Smytta mentioned, as a slip of the tongue, that the characters were not Parsees. She of course meant the main actors are not Parsees.  Next Week's Episode: Mother India

While Alex is out this week snooping around the NBA Bubble, Zach and Erik discuss big news for Seattle sports and leaving the NBA Bubble for wings from a Strip Club. The guys also give out their 2019-2020 Zero to 100 NBA Awards, featuring awards like "Which player is most likely to survive a Zombie Apocalypse?" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rishi and Alex discuss taking the world back to simpler times. Rishi believes segregation would help the world advance, he believes if we put white people in time out with the rest of the world they will understand that acceptance of others is key. While Alex argues to truly help America heal the only step is to institute white slavery. Who do you agree with more?

Alex MacIsaac is a journalism student, enrolled in the same program as me at Holland College in Charlottetown, PEI. While Alex's first year was a success, a future in journalism is under question. We met in Charlottetown to discuss the love of sharing ideas, the pandemic outlook on J school, and the possibility of a career in writing. Listen after the interview for this week's Progress Report about getting back into journalism after the pandemic shutdown. Follow Alex on Instagram @alexmacisaac. Follow OJT and Logan MacLean on Instagram @ojt_podcast and logan.maclean.75 and on Twitter @ojtpodcast and @loganmaclean94. The Facebook page is OJT: On The Job Training.

This week we dissect the widely beloved White Stripes. While Alex has been a fan for years, this was Mike’s first deep dive on the band—and let’s just say he’s probably going to enrage some people with this episode. Despite how some might feel about this band, the White Stripes emerged during a time when pop culture was starving for hard rock, which alone solidifies their place among many of the greats. Chill out, Mike.Closing track: “Jolene” from Hello Operator single (2000)Check out our episode playlists on Spotify! https://open.spotify.com/user/motherpuncherincMike’s Picks:Elephant (2003) — Best AlbumIcky Thump (2007) — Personal FavoriteThe White Stripes (1999) — Worst AlbumAlex’s Picks:Elephant (2003) — Best AlbumThe White Stripes (1999) — Personal FavoriteGet Behind Me Satan (2005) — Worst AlbumAlbums we discussed this episode…The White Stripes (1999)De Stijl (2000)White Blood Cells (2001)Elephant (2003)Get Behind Me Satan (2005)Icky Thump (2007)Follow Mike on Instagram @popejesseventura for show updates and @pandermonkey for original musicFollow Alex on Instagram @motherpuncher

Our first summer school mini is now available! Today we cover the pilot episode of My So Called Life. While Alex is a MSCL first timer, CJ has been copying […]

A conversation with local Clatsop County resident, Alex Carney. While Alex is a musician and performs in multiple bands, the focus of the program is with Alex mixing instruments and sound bites to make original tracks and also existing vinyl into music sets.  

While Alex recovers from a concussion in the Bahamas...seriously...Jon sits down with Tommy Dean to talk about their impromptu feud and a few random topics.

In this episode of TGW the guys talk about the newest anime airing this winter season. Dylan explains how he was unable to read a chapter of Chainsaw Man due to it being too graphic for normies. While Alex is still getting shit on by Dylan for not being caught up to the newest episode of ID: Invaded. Instagram: Alex - @professor_otaku Dylan - @tgwpodcast

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. A time for lists, arguments, and much less agreement than last year. These are our top games of 2019. While Alex and Chamberlain believe it was a less than mediocre year and struggled to fill their lists Chance found joy in walking, shooting swinging a sword. Yes, there is fighting about Death Stranding. As there should be.

Chad talks with Alex about the 15 years of devaluation he endured at the hands of his narcissistic ex-wife. While Alex was the best family man he could be, his ex-wife exploited his love of family to devalue and control him every way. Alex's story is equal parts unbelievable, yet very relatable at its core. Special Guest: Alex. Support Narcissist Apocalypse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Alex is away chasing her filmmaking dreams, Hank is joined by Kevin and his friend Lila whom you may recognize from the Hank Patterson's Camp Hawgadawgadaa series. On this episode we've got a record number of bleeps and a rousing discussion about outdoor activities we would or would not try.  Enjoy! 

In this episode the guys take on the challenge of podcasting while inebriated. Dylan goes into his dark past with the roommate from hell. While Alex stumbles over his words in order to catch Dylan off guard. There is also a fun game of anime M.F.K.   Instagram: @Professor_Otaku (Alex)                  @Tgwpodcast (Dylan)

While Alex was away, Matthew interviewed developer Greg Pierce, creator of Drafts and the x-callback-url spec that kicked off deeper interest in iOS automation.

“A lot of fun but also boring” – Ben 2019Links to the show:iTunes - Apple podcastSpotifyPodcasts by GoogleStitcherRSS: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/289283.rssFollow us on Social Media!Instagram | Facebook | TwitterIn this episode, Ben & Alex celebrate their 10th podcast episode by having a more personal and intimate theme. Learn more about who we are and what we do! Ben shares his concerns for going away and shoutouts his favorite grandma! While Alex complains about certain family members from his holiday in Italy. Join us for a casual and interesting chat regarding topics we enjoy talking about. Triple B will be posting new episodes weekly so follow along wherever you get your podcast!Links to recommendations we discussed in this episode:DEODORANT!! (also for your balls)Other links to things discussed in this episode:Ben's most recent song: https://youtu.be/Gs069dndIYkAlex' most recent song: https://youtu.be/VUd3nhOF9g4From the left: Alex and Ben, before the bearding and balding startedTriple B is hosted by Alex Pascal and Ben Hammer, who launched the show in May 2019. Our show is an independent creation by two friends who like to chat about interesting and non-interesting topics. Join us on our weekly journey where we explore all things life has to offer!Support the show (https://www.tripleb.club)

It’s the first show of June and— wait what? It’s July? You told me it wasn’t! You lie! JULY-ER! My ex told me that joke one time and it’s literally the only good thing that comes to mind when I think about her… She may have put a dampener a lot of things I once held dear, but she hasn’t seen me in this stage of my life where OKAY CODY IS TAKING OVER THE DESCRIPTION NOW JESUS CHRIST, ALEX. While Alex deals with some personal issues, let me tell you what the show will be about today. We're talkin some NBA free agency! Can you believe KD went to the Nets? Where's Kawhi gonna go? Let's laugh at the Knicks and.....we're not talking NBA? We're doing Masters of the Universe? Again? Sigh. Welp, I imagine He-Man would be a BEAST at power forward, and Skeletor would be one of those sneaky small forwards who aren't that fast but can shoot a mean three from the corner. I don't know what else to talk about here. Mainly I'm just killing time until Alex is done with his therapy session. COLLIDER LIVE! 00:00 Roxy is pretty like a hobbit-elf, poops, doula update 07:00 Fleabag and other TV shows, sneezing sharks, Snarko 11:11 adjectives and sleepiness, Cody’s gonna have a child? 15:54 Comic Book Shopping drops tomorrow! Coy is awesome! 18:57 unprotected chair shots to the head in the AEW 34:31 Josh loves a little touch of the Tucci 40:33 Kate finally has social media 49:49 James Gunn may title Guardians 3 “Asgardians of the Galaxy”? 1:03:22 where are Kristian and Roxy?; NBA and Space Jam, bathroom rules 1:07:31 Jumanji: The Next Level trailer released 1:13:01 Melissa McCarthy in talks to play Ursula in The Little Mermaid 1:17:15 Sandman TV series coming to Netflix 1:24:04 Darth Bane TV series being explored on Disney+ 1:31:31 Masters of the Universe may or may not be happening now? 1:44:56 Forrest Gump Blu-Ray giveaway! #ColliderLive: You have no idea what might happen in this off the wall show that is a mix of the old Schmoes Know show with a dash of Collider, mixed with nonsense, shaken with comedy and served every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday live from Collider Studios. Make sure you like and share the show so we can build it TOGETHER. Make sure you give it a like as well and subscribe to the Collider Podcast feed! Watch the new short film from The Wangers/Amateur Hour Films, “Yoga”: https://youtu.be/wCWvyipb4v4 Listen to (Alex) Marzoña’s new song, “Maybe in Another Life”: https://youtu.be/nirUFVj6b5k Visit the Schmoedown website for the latest Schmoedown news and more: http://triviasd.com Get your tickets for Schmoedown Live events in San Diego and New York: https://theschmoedownlive.com Follow Kristian: https://twitter.com/KristianHarloff Follow Roxy: https://twitter.com/RoxyStriar Follow Josh: https://twitter.com/JoshMacuga Follow Reilly: https://twitter.com/ReillyAround Follow Cody: https://twitter.com/TheRealCodyHall Follow Alex: https://twitter.com/AlexMarzona SUBSCRIBE ? ? https://bit.ly/1qU5ENT More Great Collider Content ??Movie News & Analysis: https://bit.ly/2n1MZb7 ??Celebrity Interviews: https://bit.ly/2OyLjSU ??Video Games: https://bit.ly/2vszg0Z ??Sports: https://bit.ly/2Au5rmv ?????Pro Wrestling: https://bit.ly/2LKhWzy ??Breaking News: http://collider.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColliderVideo Instagram: https://instagram.com/ColliderVideo Facebook: https://facebook.com/colliderdotcom Want to listen to Collider on the go? Search "COLLIDER" wherever you get your podcasts for original shows plus...

In this week’s episode of the Exposure Ninja Digital Marketing Podcast, Tim is joined by Alex Nerney, the blogging behemoth behind Avocaduand Create and Go. Alex has managed to build up both of his blogs using a super savvy content creation strategy to drive tonnes of relevant traffic, both organically and through Social Media. In his first year of blogging, Alex managed to generate over $100,000 in revenue from his blog, which is pretty spectacular! What can you expect to learn from this podcast episode? While Alex’s main blog is focussed within the health and fitness niche, there are plenty of lessons to be learned here for ANYONE who’s currently running (or trying to run) a business blog! Here are some of the questions Tim puts to Alex during the show: What are Avocadu and Create and Go all about and how do you make money? Health and weight loss is a super competitive niche, why did you pick that market and weren’t you intimidated by the competition? Take us back to the early days. What were your traffic numbers like initially and how did you avoid getting disheartened? How did you start to create posts that brought in traffic? What did you change? How do you choose what to write about? What are your current top traffic sources? Do you pay for traffic to either blog? How do you think about how much to spend? What have you experimented with that did/didn’t work? Massive thanks to Alex for joining us on the show. Make sure you go and check out some of the killer content on Create and Go and if you’re a fan of Facebook groups – head on over to the Honest Bloggers Create and Go Blogging Community!   For show notes and to get a free review of your website and digital marketing, complete with a tailored plan to increase your leads and sales online, head to https://exposureninja.com/episode127

Alex Coren is the co-founder and chief innovation officer of Wambi, an employee recognition platform for health care environments powered by the voices of patients and their families. While Alex was the Director of Patient Experience at a company caring for catastrophically ill, medically complex patients within multiple acute-care hospitals, it was her responsibility to ensure patients and their families had the best possible experiences during their stay. Through her observations, she realized that patient satisfaction was highly dependent on interactions with caregivers. At the time, Alex also discovered that caregivers at each of the facilities shared that there was poor morale, which influenced their energy levels. In addition, administration was beginning to connect its poor caregiver job satisfaction with turnover and how this impacted patient care and their bottom line. In an attempt to improve satisfaction among caregivers and ultimately patient experience, Alex met with caregivers across each of the facilities to understand the root cause of this lack of engagement, and it became clear that it was mainly due to not feeling appreciated for their hard and life-changing work. This is when Alex decided to create and build a caregiver recognition system that would service to increase engagement, improve morale, and ultimately provide better caregiver-patient experiences. Under Alex’s vision, Wambi was created to emphasize the incredible impact that caregivers’ compassion can play within the patient recovery process. Alex believes that integrating the voices of patients, families, caregivers, and administrators into a seamless positive feedback loop will successfully bring compassion back to the forefront of healthcare. As the Chief Innovation Officer, Alex conceived of and developed the technology powering Wambi. She oversaw UI design, wire-framing, branding/ graphic development, and testing/ iteration, and worked closely with David Jones, Wambi’s Chief Technology Officer, to bring her vision to fruition. Alex’s dream for Wambi is to infuse mindfulness and compassion into the healthcare industry by recognizing compassionate care, all in hopes to elevate patient and family experiences.

While Alex makes a difficult decision about what they want in life, Rain continues to fight not only for survival but sanity. Midtown Mythos is brought to you by Brannigan & Null. We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon @MidtownMythos. Email us at midtownmailbag@gmail.com. Finally, extra lore and such can be found on our website, midtownmythos.com

While Alex takes a break from heroics to do some shopping, Rain searches for clues about the mysterious mansion and the marble city beyond. Midtown Mythos is brought to you by Brannigan & Null. Our shiny new Patreon page is www.patreon.com/midtownmythos. We have a mailbag now at midtownmailbag@gmail.com. We like to share news and memes on Facebook and Twitter @MidtownMythos. More Mythos can be found at www.MidtownMythos.com.

One of Alex's favorite movies, or at least in his top 3 of all time. While Alex and Josh haven't had a rumble to the proportion of Captain America and the Winter Soldier, still get to witness some great fight scenes in this one. Both Cap and Bucky (spoiler!) are fighting for something that they don't know is truth, much like we need to fight for truth in our own lives. We dive into what is truth, and where we need to find it. Stay geeky!

My guest this week is Alex Danco. Alex is a member of the Discover Team at Social Capital, has a background in biology, and has written about all things tech and business. While Alex is only 30, it seems like he has spent decades thinking about all the topics that we discuss, from changing business models, to railroads, to the shift from products to functions, and the rise and fall of asset bubbles. I hope you enjoy this wide ranging conversation.  For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast. Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag   Show Notes 1:15 - (First Question) – A look at his day job on the discover team             2:20 – 40 problems doc 4:27 – How companies get on the list and the turnover 5:21 – Hardest problem they are looking at…housing 11:37 – The investment component that fixes housing 15:35 – Where we are in the technology cycle in the view of abundance vs scarcity 20:54 – Change in distribution and the business vs utility business idea. 28:40 – Bifurcation of small and larger businesses 32:48 – New forms of scarcity today 38:31 – The trend of massive company incumbency 41:07 – The utility of bubbles 49:08 – His favorite bubble 51:18 – Challenges and nuances of bubbles             53:35 – Zero to One Notes on Start-Ups, or How to Build the Future 1:02:22 – Future for VC funding in Silicon Valley 1:04:07 – Advice for business builders             1:08:23 – The Three True Outcomes 1:13:04 – His background in biology and innovation in that space that is coming 1:19:46 – Company examples that are of interest to him and that encapsulate his way of investing 1:24:56 – Kindest thing anyone has done for Alex   Learn More For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast.  Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub Follow Patrick on twitter at @patrick_oshag

Our special guests are Voice123 Co-Founder Tania Zapata and CEO Rolf Veldman. In his spare time he volunteers as a political advisor for Neocratia, where they use technology to shape the future of democracy! Back in 2002, Alexander Torrenegra and Tania Zapata were recently married and had just moved to New York. He was freelancing as a webmaster and online marketing consultant for several clients; she was a radio hopeful who wanted to break into television, advertisements, as well as video games, and was working as a sales associate at Banana Republic. They often joked that their 35-square-meter studio apartment was so small they had to leave to let the sunlight in. Tania’s voice acting aspirations got repeatedly mauled in the maze of casting directors, managers, recording studios, paymasters, and agents in the city. In fact, one so-called ‘talent agent’ charged her a thousand dollars for a photo shoot. To be a professional voice actor apparently, being beautiful was also a prerequisite. The agent never delivered—and disappeared with the deposit. Tania was devastated and her frustration palpable. There seemed to be no way to advance her career in the voice-over business without pandering to the whims and abuses of the middlemen, but she was determined to find one. Alex decided to help her. Together they started researching the processes involved. They realized that the advent of broadband Internet would allow them to create a website with simple algorithms—algorithms that could automate and replace what middlemen were doing. The idea of a global marketplace that could quickly connect established voice actors with potential buyers while also offering aspiring voice actors the opportunity to grow their professional careers, was such an obvious one. Well, wasn’t it? They found nothing on the ’Net. In January 2003, they started working on the idea. While Alex coded, Tania collated and compiled lists of email addresses—actors they would invite to join the marketplace as soon as the website was ready. Alex diligently hammered his nights and weekends away on a keyboard. Tania worked whenever her crazy shifts at Banana Republic allowed some free time. To speed up the process, they employed a friend in Bogotá, Colombia to help code part-time. On June 13, 2003—five months into the project—the website launched: Voice123. Because booking a voice actor was going to be as easy as 1-2-3. Tania had collected over ten thousand email addresses. She started sending them out. They were hoping for a 10% conversion rate. To their surprise, the conversion rate was twice that. Voice actors loved the idea. Before long, they had thousands of voice actors ready to be matched with clients. On June 16th, they started running pay-per-click ads. A few hours later, a client posted the very first job on Voice123. Alex and Tania laughed and hugged and wept. The journey had begun and barely three months later, they had a functional marketplace. To cover hosting, salaries, and marketing costs, they developed a subscription model and began providing Premium memberships in early September. By the end of the month, they had over $3,000 in revenue. The following month, Tania quit Banana Republic to become full-time CEO of Voice123. The appointment of subsequent team members started in January 2004. Today, over 200,000 voice actors are registered in Voice123’s database, and millions of auditions have been processed. Thousands of actors now have flourishing careers in over 100 countries. Voice123’s client list includes companies like Pixar, the History Channel, Electronic Arts, and Pandora, to mention only a few. Tania is the CEO of Akily, a free adaptive child development app for modern parenting that wants to democratize children's development. She also co-founded Torre, a group of brands that are making work fulfilling for everyone; among them is Voice123 and VoiceBunny. Besides their own ventures Alex Torrenegra and Tania ...

The team decided to go south but not everyone fully agreed,  Will sends Doc his piece of mind, While Alex and Doc seem to have a different plan and sneaks off in the middle of the night with their own ideas…  But something went terribly wrong and The rest of the team has to try … Read More Read More

In the latest edition of "Two Outs," Alex and Buck talk about the recently resurfaced homophobic tweets from baseball stars Josh Hader, Sean Newcomb and Trae Turner. While Alex and Buck both believe the players shouldn't be crucified for ignorant statements they made as teenagers, they also don't think the words should be dismissed as "harmless." The boys also speak with sports writer Kelly Wallace, who engaged with Jon Lester in a productive back-and-forth on the topic.

Sup foos? We're getting closer to episode 100. Thank you to all the fans/listeners out there who have supported us for the past few years now. We got that dope show as always. Two seperate reviews as Alex and Kyle play both the reviewer and the interviewer. Kyle reviews A Quiet Place, While Alex reviews Revenge. Did any of these two make the Box Office Beatdown this week? We'll shoot to that immediately following the reviews. How much is the Infinity Gaunlet worth now? The Big One is coming, will Deadpool 2 overthrow this years biggest summer smash to date? How much is Josh Brolin actually making off these two movies? Alex will explain, spoiler alert...it's bigger then that Goonies money. Alex TD's Kyle into another list. However, good ol' Half Pint thinks he has this covered. Top 5 Horror Films from the 2010's till today. Blade is not on the list, or any thing you'll see on Bounce. Alex has albums from 10 years ago, are they still just as good at 2008? We'll spark up for debate. Alex gives his thoughts on Atlanta Season 2 as we come to close on it's season. What are the thoughts for season 3? Hoopbla and more on The Pop Culturists. 347.857.1060 Feel free to call, we open phone lines at 8:10.

Sup foos? We're getting closer to episode 100. Thank you to all the fans/listeners out there who have supported us for the past few years now. We got that dope show as always. Two seperate reviews as Alex and Kyle play both the reviewer and the interviewer. Kyle reviews A Quiet Place, While Alex reviews Revenge. Did any of these two make the Box Office Beatdown this week? We'll shoot to that immediately following the reviews. How much is the Infinity Gaunlet worth now? The Big One is coming, will Deadpool 2 overthrow this years biggest summer smash to date? How much is Josh Brolin actually making off these two movies? Alex will explain, spoiler alert...it's bigger then that Goonies money. Alex TD's Kyle into another list. However, good ol' Half Pint thinks he has this covered. Top 5 Horror Films from the 2010's till today. Blade is not on the list, or any thing you'll see on Bounce. Alex has albums from 10 years ago, are they still just as good at 2008? We'll spark up for debate. Alex gives his thoughts on Atlanta Season 2 as we come to close on it's season. What are the thoughts for season 3? Hoopbla and more on The Pop Culturists. 347.857.1060 Feel free to call, we open phone lines at 8:10.

While Alex really wanted to call this “Holiday-Drinkin’ #2 – Festive Boogaloo” in honor of the best movie about dancing ever (Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo), here is our second edition of Holiday cocktails. Seasons drinking! The post Episode #101 – Holiday Cocktails – Second Edition appeared first on Speaking Easy.

While Alex had a zombie bite his eye and Fisher is sick from funktified beef, we give you the latest BYOCB.  We're every excited about our upcoming Central 21 craft beer and cornhole event.  On this episode, we discuss - Alex's excitement for his Disney cruise - How did Alex's eye get infected? - Fisher spends his Easter purging - Vinyl shopping with Fisher - Is society's attraction to vinyl and previous technology just a trend? - The evolution of Mist Twst - Fast Food Jesus news - Ranking cheap pizza joints - Nerd Dad Fisher reads current music lyrics - Backstreet Boys documentary on Netflix - BYOCB Two-year Anniversary event - Listener support and interaction = we have rad listeners Check out our April sponsor, Central 28 Brewing Company in Debary, Florida.  We love hanging out there to throw cornhole and drink their delicious craft beer.  Find Central 28 beers in your local craft beer establishments.  When you go, tell them you heard about their beer from BYOCB. #craftbeer We drink. We laugh. We drink. Follow the show on Twitter @BYOCBShow check out BYOCBShow.com.  Subscribe and rate the show on iTunes.  Be sure to follow us on Instagram @BYOCBShow.

A grab-bag for this week! While Alex is still out of town, the film nerds discuss two recent movies in Finding Dory and The Conjuring 2 as well as an older film in The Ides of March. We also talk about collecting and pose…Read more ›

Instead of taking the week off, we bring you this bonus recap minisode. While Alex was away on his honeymoon, Jason takes the microphone and recaps the season 3 episodes, adding some hilarious updates on the shows.  Jason has some great insight on the shows and shares his opinions on shows he wants to review and even shows he never wants to do like Fuller House. He shares some exciting news about Married With Children, incredible show stats on Always Sunny, and really strives for Script vs. Screen to get a hold of the Mr. Robot pilot episode. Jason delves into more in depth reasons on why people hate Zach Braff from Scrubs...and finally he touches on that war he keeps wanting to start, all during season 3. 

With King Delphic stuck in the picture, Tory becomes worried about returning home. While Alex is reluctant to admit that she has to go, he, Neal, Jake and Seth start speaking seriously about how to take over the Kingdoms. Though neither Alex nor Jake wish to rule the Kingdoms, they both know they'll have to do something in order to keep them from falling apart. In an attempt to figure out a solution, Tory proposes they look to the spell book.

While we were saddened to hear of the illness of Reverend Jesse this week, his sermon was capably filled in by his brother Reverend Alex Brown. While Alex himself wasn’t 100% he gave us a lot to think about with his Sermon entitled “What’s Love Got To Do With It?. Again thanks to Alex this week for filling in, and please pray for All our pastoral staff, with special concideration for Reverend Alex and Reverend Jesse. Our bible reading this week was from Judges 2:16-23 for those following the Sunday school lesson. Our podcast was a little late up this week due to the work and planning for our Praise Dance Recital. If your in the area of First Baptist this Friday evening October 6 at 7:00p or Saturday October 7 at 2:00pm please come and share what is sure to be an uplifting time of praise, dance and worship. Thanks to everyone listening to our podcast. Please drop us a note at fbcpreacher@fbcpreacher.com or submit your comments here on the web page about anything you might hear in this ministry. We enjoy hearing your comments about our ministry or anything you might think of to improve this ministry. Again thank you all for listening and have a blessed week from the pastoral and technical staff at First Baptist Church of Chicago.

While Alex has found success in his life being the co-founder of Bizzy Coffee, an Ironman, and a mentor to young entrepreneurs around the country, he also has experienced his fair share of failures. Leaving college, he was going to start a business out in California, and his business partner quit. He has raised over $1 million for a product line that completely flopped. When he was 28, he had to live at his Mom and Dad's place for two years because he couldn't afford living on his own. Despite all of this, he now sells the #1 selling cold brew coffee on Amazon. In those low moments, why did he not quit? Why could he persist on and chase his dreams? Because he wanted to see what he was capable of. Well, this mindset paid off. In this interview, we talk about: his story too now, managing the highs and lows of the entrepreneurial journey, finding the right business partner, and his advice for young entrepreneurs in today's world. Please REACH OUT with any questions you have, any topic you want to discuss, or any support you need! My email is timothybishop100@gmail.com or text me at 612-710-4605! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreamersinitiative/. Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/dreamersinitiative/. Twitter - https://twitter.com/dreamersdaily_. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dreamersinitiative1/. Go make those dreams a reality!