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She's one of the most requested guests from the TYSO goblins… Comedian Ali Macofsky!  This episode is all about stand up, audience connection, and documenting their career origins… also its about Ali getting jizzed, pooped and peed on like a pro by our resident Goblin.  While exceeding our animation budget, the two managed to discuss why Ali looks up to Rick, what its like starting stand up at 18, and being an audience member for each other.  They start to dissect comedy math like only Rick and his guests can do when Ali questions if her “low energy” personality is in fact her Unique Selling Point.  Ali wonders if she's bombing on the episode because Rick's too quick and she feels like she can't keep up. Cut to snapping goblin poop all over her as Rick's Kiva chocolate really kicks in.  The two podcasters swap discord insights, Patreon experiences, and they lament the difficulties of booking guests. Rick discusses coming back to the stage after such a long hiatus and why it scares him. While Ali documents her fast track career which see's her now opening for Russel Peters and Joe Rogan. Ali also unpacks why wearing make up and looking good onstage isn't always a recipe for success.  SUPPORT TYSO BY SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS! Oh, and if you enjoyed hearing about how Rick & Dad love Helix Sleep... then get one! Get up to 200 dollars off all mattress orders AND two free pillows for you, our listeners at https://www.HELIXSLEEP.COM/TYSO RICK GLASSMAN https://www.rickglassman.com https://www.patreon.com/takeyourshoesoff https://www.instagram.com/rickglassman ALI MACOFSKY https://www.instagram.com/notalimac/?hl=en https://alimacofsky.com https://www.patreon.com/alimacofsky See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is National Infertility Awareness Week! Blair Nelson and Ali Prato from Fertility Rally share their fertility stories. Blair went from trying at home to IVF when they discovered her husband had a balanced translocation chromosomal abnormality. While Ali, on the other hand, had experienced recurrent loss prior to going forward with IVF. These ladies talk about how dealing with infertility affected their relationships and the emotional toll the fertility process. This is the sixth and final episode in the series on infertility.  You can follow Blair and Ali on IG @fertilityrally, @infertileAFstories, and @fabfertility.  Become a Fertility Rally member on their website.  Claim your 30 Days of Intimacy Workbook by tagging @JordanDnelle in your screen shot of the review you left on iTunes! Get your Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators Apparel and Pure Romance by Jordan Jones products here.  Follow Jordan D'Nelle on Facebook and Instagram Email: JordanDnelle@VaginasVulvasandVibrators.com Support the Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators podcast! Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews help this podcast impact more lives! Subscribe to Vaginas, Vulvas, and Vibrators on iTunes if you haven't already! *Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and/or entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Ali Harpe is a friend, former dancer, and amazing photographer. This episode kicks of a series focusing on building your own business and pursuing a career that you truly love. While Ali didn't study photography in college, she wasn't afraid to chase after her dream career. Today we chat about her journey through college and starting her own business, some at home photography tips, and how to persevere through and best and worst seasons of life.

There's alot happening while socially modified. Ali goes RAGE mode while going all binge-tastic. Brodee on the other hand has seen the sunshine and is lapping up the rainbows. Brandon and Wayne are going to go on a potentially dark exploration thanks to Randonautica (they'll explain) and we have a winner of our first Radio Free GTR Giveaway!  1) Intro to the End- I mean... right? 2) Dark World Explorers - Brandon and Wayne have found a game that has the entire internet scratching their heads (and freaking out a bit). They explain what this latest "game" Randonautica is and what to expect while playing. Just get ready for a Black Mirror kind of freaked.  3) NETFix: Ali's All In- Ali is at it again! She's tackling the Netflix's top 10 watch list and has thoughts PLUS has a must see movie on Hulu. Seriously tho, the concern level is a bit high at this point.  4) GTR RAGE: Ali SMASH! While ALi has been binging all that Netflix and other streaming services have to offer, she's also been doing a bit of thinking... ABOUT HOW STUPID ANTI-MASKERS ARE! She's explaining in the return of GTR Rage 5) The Brodphoria Effect- While Ali rages, Brodee has seen the light (or at least hit the point that things are WAY funnier than what they are). It's not all bad! 6) Winners and Weiners- Ladies and Gentlemen, We have a WINNER! Wayne announces the first GTR Giveaway winner plus has some exciting news to share about newness for Radio Free GTR! Follow us! FB- @GeekTankRadio Twitter_@GeekTankRadio IG- @GeekTankRadio email us: geektankradio@gmail.com See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

You might have seen media personality and mom influencer Ali Levine on Bravo’s Stripped. Today, she joins us to talk about parenting and her experience with postpartum depression. While Ali seemingly had it all and loved being a mom, she had no idea she was experiencing postpartum until she hit an emotional bottom. Like many first time moms, she didn’t understand how she could love her daughter, Amelia Rei and be sad at the same time. As a father of five, Asher gets deep about the challenges of being a parent, especially as Ali is now pregnant with her second child. The two talk about parent shaming, the stress of comparing yourself to others, why shame doesn’t lead to self-improvement, and why taking care of yourself makes you a better parent. Whether you have kids or do not, you will relate to this episode. Asher was also on Ali’s podcast Striptd Down: You can listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/striptd-down-with-ali-levine/id1464605227?i=1000465842747 Follow Ali Levine: https://www.instagram.com/alilevinedesign/ https://twitter.com/AliLevineDesign https://www.instagram.com/striptddownpodcast/ Follow Asher Gottesman: https://www.instagram.com/theasherg/ https://twitter.com/TheAsherG For more info, visit http://www.ashergottesman.com

Born and raised in Woodbridge, New Jersey, Ali Caldwell is a thrilling independent artist with dynamic vocals and a contemporary R&B sound that invokes a sense of nostalgia. Growing up, she was an eclectic lover of music, citing influences of Brandy, Pink, Celine Dion, Yolanda Adams, and Beyonce. Ali has provided supporting vocals for Christina Aguilera on tour for her record breaking performance to 250,000 fans in Rabat, Morocco. She has also shared the stage with the likes of Ariana Grande, Stevie Wonder, and Kevin Ross among many others. Ali was a Semi-Finalist on Season 11 of NBC's The Voice as the last standing member of Team Miley Cyrus. Ali now continues to make a name for herself in the entertainment industry, traveling the world and headlining her own tours in Europe. Ali will be joined by Divinity Roxx and heading up the east coast for their Color Art Tour. AliKats, as Ali affectionately refers to her fans, are in for a real treat as the powerhouse vocalist and electrifying bass guitarist Divinity Roxx host an intimate gathering that offers guests an up close and personal evening with these twin talents. Starting late August, the tour will be making stops in Atlanta, GA, Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA and Washington, DC and more. Additional dates are still being added. While Ali is known for her awe inspiring and dynamic performances on both The Voice and The Four, Divinity is remembered for her compelling performances for President Barack Obama, The Grammy’s, and her appointment as Beyonce’s bass player and assistant Musical Director. An equal admiration brought the two together and they are equally as excited to invite their fans to join them for this evening of excellence. Both having toured heavily around the globe, they saw it fitting to share more of themselves with the their fans and loved ones in the United States. For more info: http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support

Born and raised in Woodbridge, New Jersey, Ali Caldwell is a thrilling independent artist with dynamic vocals and a contemporary R&B sound that invokes a sense of nostalgia. Growing up, she was an eclectic lover of music, citing influences of Brandy, Pink, Celine Dion, Yolanda Adams, and Beyonce. Ali has provided supporting vocals for Christina Aguilera on tour for her record breaking performance to 250,000 fans in Rabat, Morocco. She has also shared the stage with the likes of Ariana Grande, Stevie Wonder, and Kevin Ross among many others. Ali was a Semi-Finalist on Season 11 of NBC's The Voice as the last standing member of Team Miley Cyrus. Ali now continues to make a name for herself in the entertainment industry, traveling the world and headlining her own tours in Europe. Ali will be joined by Divinity Roxx and heading up the east coast for their Color Art Tour. AliKats, as Ali affectionately refers to her fans, are in for a real treat as the powerhouse vocalist and electrifying bass guitarist Divinity Roxx host an intimate gathering that offers guests an up close and personal evening with these twin talents.  Starting late August, the tour will be making stops in Atlanta, GA, Charlotte, NC, Philadelphia, PA and Washington, DC and more. Additional dates are still being added. While Ali is known for her awe inspiring and dynamic performances on both The Voice and The Four, Divinity is remembered for her compelling performances for President Barack Obama, The Grammy’s, and her appointment as Beyonce’s bass player and assistant Musical Director. An equal admiration brought the two together and they are equally as excited to invite their fans to join them for this evening of excellence. Both having toured heavily around the globe, they saw it fitting to share more of themselves with the their fans and loved ones in the United States.   

This week I am saddened by the lost of my champ Muhammad Ali. When I was growing up there were two things that were constant in my life. Richard Nixon was President Muhammad Ali was the Greatest Boxer of All Time Today there are lesson I feel we can learn from Muhmmad Ali as podcasters.  When I hear name Muhammad Ali there is so much more to a guy that was good in the ring. He Know Both Sides of Boxing There are two ways to win in boxing Don't get hit. He ounce dodged 21 punches in 10 seconds. Hit the other guy. As a child Muhammad would have his brother throw rocks at his head. As I was watching old clips of his fights today, one of his strengths was the ability to not get hit. He also had incredibly fast hands. He punched before you even saw it coming. The Two Ways to Win in Podcasting Create content that positively impacts your audience Intelligently promote it to that audience My equation for downloads is: Value in the episode multiplied by the amount of effort put into promotion = Total Downloads. He Never Stopped Moving As I mentioned her was very hard to hit. Especially early in his career he never stopped dancing around the ring. If he did, it meant you were about to get hit with a ton of punches. Podcasters Need to Keep Moving If we are to keep up with all the other forms of entertainment that are fighting for the attention of our audience, we need to keep moving, and always looking to be better. He Was New Muhammad Ali won the gold medal in the 1964 Olympics (known then as Cassius Clay). He then did something most boxers didn't do. He spoke. He not only spoke, he made poems and boasted about how he was going to to beat his opponent. When most boxers didn't have the intelligent to put together a full sentence, here was one that was fighting to get a microphone in his fave. He Was Noteworthy He won his fist championship fighting Sunny Liston. Sunny Liston was a huge favorite with of 8 to 1. Nobody thought Ali had a chance. When he beat the champ, that was truly noteworthy, and people did indeed take note. By the way, Ali later admitted that he feared Liston, but acted so crazy to intimidate him (and he did). Podcasters: If you truly want to be New and Noteworthy, you need to come up with something new (it's not easy) and create content that is noteworthy. Something that will get your audience. If you want to be New and Noteworthy, be, um, New and Truly Noteworthy. He Was A Man of Integrity When he was drafted he refused. It went against his religious beliefs. The consequences, they stripped him of his title, banned him from boxing for three years (during the prime of his career). Later it was overturned by a unanimous decision by the Supreme Court. Integrity as a podcaster:  We need to stand up for what we believe in. Can you imagine if someone said "Do this, or we are removing you from iTunes, and every other directory, we are disabling your RSS feed, and we're taking your microphone? We can't sell out to bad sponsors that don't fit our show, and to strategies that are less than transparent. You have integrity when you start podcasting, once you lose it, it is very hard, if not impossible, to get back. He Used His Authority For Good He could've taken his money, and retired. Instead he had one of his biggest fights in Africa? Why because he wanted to boost the economy. When he was banned from boxing her was a speaker at colleges. He embraced diversity. Giving Back as a Podcaster We can give back by supporting causes like the Podcast Awards, New Media Europe (which are currently struggling). We can use our microphone to help people, and to spotlight those things that need to be in the spotlight. He Apologized For Crossing the Line Ali was famous for calling his opponents names. Leading up to one fight he called Joe Frazier a Gorilla. While Ali did this to rile up his appointment and increase ticket sales (and it worked in both cases) he later would apologize to Joe's son, and eventually to Joe and the two became friends before Joe passed away. Podcasters can take back words. I know I've said things about Audello, and I once made some remarks about an article online that crossed the line of fact related, and got personal. I have since apologized for my words, removed the comments from their blog, and we have patched things up. Help These Podcast Resources New Media Europe Podcastawards.com (and while you're there, vote for the school of podcasting in the education category :) Podcast Rewind: Podcasters Roundtable Discuss the Importance of New and Noteworthy with Ray Ortega, +Daniel J. Lewis +Dave Jackson, +George Whittam and +Ian Robinson I appeared on the Super Joe Pardo Dreamer's Podcast PodcastGuests.com Review I recently heard and used PodcastsGuests.com and wasn't sure what to expect. Within a week I had over 15 people who had replied. What was I looking for?  I wanted people who could answer the question, "Because of my podcast _____." I've definitely got some people who I will be contacting in the future. It is a tool to find guests, and also to be found as a potential guest on other shows. For more resources check out podcastingresources.com The School of Podcasting is Open! Save time, save your money (by not buying stuff you don't need). If you think you don't have the budget, look at your other hobbies. I looked at a gold course in Kent, Ohio it was $15 for 9 holes. If you did 18 holes twice a month that would be $60. A local bowling leagues was $15 a week. That is another $60 a month. A local bike shop had a clearance sale and the cheapest bike was $410. The School of Podcasting has step by step tutorials, a private Facebook Group (for networking), Live "Office Hours" where you can come and get free consulting, and priority email support. Sign up Today  

EQ2 Talk is back finally with a new episode after an extended holiday hiatus. While Ali is on break, Dellmon is joined by Osgz from the Unrest server. They reminisce about their days in Everquest Live and talk about some of their personal highs and lows in Everquest II. Find out who knows more about [...]

While Ali is away making moving pictures, John and Steve are left to clean up the messes that this week brought. The guys are here to get you caught up with all things comic with all the news and reviews you can tolerate. We have new books, old books and some Batman Vs. Superman talk that will make you probably pretty happy. It2019s the Nine Panel Weekly Comic Book Podcast Presented by The Fallout Shelter in Highland Park, NJ! The Fallout Shelter: www.falloutsheltercomics.com / @FalloutShelter Show Notes: All New X-Men #18 (01:28) Unity #1 (04:10) The Manhattan Projects #16 (06:19) Manifest Destiny #1 (09:10) Captain America Living Legend #3 (12:47) Umbral #1 (15:14) Avengers Arena #17 (18:05) Three #2 (20:40) Reccomendations of the Week: Batman #25 (23:48) FBP #5 (28:22) News (31:20)

While Ali continues to recuperate from his bicycle injury, some Rex Factor fans have provided something to fill the audio void: History According to Ali. Trawling through every episode of Rex Factor, they have picked out some of Ali's best moments and put them all together with summaries for every monarch from Alfred the Great to George VI. Ali is coming on well and looking forward to Queen Elizabeth II, but for now, enjoy this retrospective!(P.S. Listeners new to Rex Factor may find this slightly confusing, so start with one of our earlier monarch review episodes!)