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Eric Dorsey is an RN with a background in ICU and EMT. Eric is currently working as a dialysis nurse and is a published author--you can find his novel My Father's Indian on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Goodreads. While Eric enjoys his career as a nurse, he's also passionate about creative writing and exercising his talent for story writing. Although he doesn't reveal the entire mystery, Eric chats about the plot of his book, referencing patient sedation and certain themes of emotional wellness that derive from his experience studying psychology. Drawing from his own experiences in medicine, psychology, and just life in general, Eric's novel is a bouquet of extreme characters that display relatable struggles. The writing process took around 6 months for Eric, while the year after was spent editing, publishing, and getting readers, and procuring an agent. Eventually, Eric self-published, signed with a distributor, and got two popular critics to review his novel. Eric also chats about marketing and advertising his novel which includes Amazon ads and driving traffic. To learn more about Eric and connect with him personally you can visit his website https://www.ericdorseyauthor.com/. Don't Miss These Moments: Eric's extensive background in healthcare & life. A peek into My Father's Indian. Marketing books and novels online. What's next?

Last year, in episode 3 of this podcast, I interviewed Eric Wargo, author of Time Loops. I had gotten to know Eric at a conference a few years earlier at the Esalen Center for Theory and Research. I was impressed by him and his ideas, and spent many hours talking with him. I find his theories about precognition, retrocausation, the nature of the brain, and the role of dreaming fascinating. They explain a lot of esoteric experiences and data that are often pushed aside by mainstream researchers. While Eric is pushing the boundaries of our theoretical models further than most, he is also a rigorous and serious thinker who speaks well to those who sympathize with his ideas but can also answer and engage his critics. I always enjoy talking with him, so when I realized his new book, Precognitive Dreamwork and the Long Self, was out, I thought it was time to get him back on the podcast.

It's humanitarian day and we're celebrating with a bang! This week on CVH Sean does some field work with local bums to figure out how they're profiting from a flower scheme. While Eric researches the filmography of a C-list celebrity and finds some deepfake films. We also take a trip to Okinawa to ask the question “what the hell were The Beach Boys really smoking?”

Did you think that we wouldn't try to figure out Arista Ortho Litho 3.0 yet again? You must not know us very well. While Eric tries to see if he can get it to develop properly in HC-110, Vania taunts him by developing Ultrafine Extreme 400 in Pyro PMK (Eric's favorite film/dev combo). Here are Eric's results – Arista Ortho Litho 3.0 in HC-110; 1+200; 15mins; very little agitation: 3 ISO 1.5 ISO 3 ISO 6 ISO 3 ISO 1.5 ISO   And here are Vania's – Ultrafine Extreme 400; PMK; 1+2+100; 13min:   END CREDITS www.allthroughalens.com Vania: IG, Flickr, Zines Eric: IG, Flickr, Zines, ECN-2 Kits

Welcome to ONE. In each episode Robert interviews ONE Christian to hear their story. Join us in learning about the ONE body of Christ, ONE story at a time. Visit https://www.northpark.com/one for links to the audio-only PODCAST on your favorite podcast platform.   In Episode 15, we talk with Eric Heilbrun from NorthPark. Eric is married to Lauri and they have two adult daughters. Eric shares about his long journey to faith that Jesus is the Messiah. While Eric's family is Jewish, he did not grow up regularly attending synagogue. But after marrying, he began attending church with Lauri who is a Christian. Learn how God used many people and ministries of the church to bring Eric to faith in Jesus. Hear Eric reflect on what it means to live out his faith amongst those who don't know Jesus. Listen to the end and be encouraged to hear how God is still at work in Eric's life as retirement nears and he contemplates how he'll serve God in this next phase of life.

Greg Tubbs and Eric Clark are hosts of the Where2Hunt podcast and creators of Okayest Hunter.  Okayest Hunter is an online brand that promotes celebrating every deer taken and promoting a positive message around hunting.  A message I can get behind.  As a self proclaimed “meat hunter” my trophy lies in the harvest, not necessarily what's on its head (not really a surprise).    Having the opportunity to talk with these guys was a real pleasure, getting to know how these two utilized their venison differently.  Greg, from an early age having the chance to learn how to break down an animal and fillet the fish, was around lots of ways to prepare the game.  Eric, on the early stages of getting the most out of the game.  Using a processor to get him not only his steaks and roasts, but enjoys the meat candy that comes along with it.  The balance of these two shows that each hunter will have their unique approach.  Greg saves money and gains options, but spends time and effort.  While Eric saves time and effort,  gets less options, but finds it worth the extra money to have that done.  Each solution has its benefits.Wilde Spice Co.Instagram: @wildespiceWebsite: http://bit.ly/2MyGH2XCoupon Code 15% off: HUNTAVORE Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Greg Tubbs and Eric Clark are hosts of the Where2Hunt podcast and creators of Okayest Hunter.  Okayest Hunter is an online brand that promotes celebrating every deer taken and promoting a positive message around hunting.  A message I can get behind.  As a self proclaimed “meat hunter” my trophy lies in the harvest, not necessarily what's on its head (not really a surprise).    Having the opportunity to talk with these guys was a real pleasure, getting to know how these two utilized their venison differently.  Greg, from an early age having the chance to learn how to break down an animal and fillet the fish, was around lots of ways to prepare the game.  Eric, on the early stages of getting the most out of the game.  Using a processor to get him not only his steaks and roasts, but enjoys the meat candy that comes along with it.  The balance of these two shows that each hunter will have their unique approach.  Greg saves money and gains options, but spends time and effort.  While Eric saves time and effort,  gets less options, but finds it worth the extra money to have that done.  Each solution has its benefits.Wilde Spice Co.Instagram: @wildespiceWebsite: http://bit.ly/2MyGH2XCoupon Code 15% off: HUNTAVORE Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Eric Feigl jumps on the podcast with CJ Gotcher to discuss his evolution as a coach. Unlike many of the other coaches, Eric has been a long-time coach and personal trainer and even has his own podcast, the Fitness Candor podcast. His story is more one of adapting and evolving and improving his own coaching practice and business. Learn more here: https://ericfeigl.com  Eric loves the IMPACT coaching makes on someone’s everyday life. Ultimately every job HELPS people somehow, even accounting. Coaching however can really alter the quality of someone’s life and how each moment feels, reducing pain, and increasing abilities. He was attracted to coaching because of this.  One of the things CJ & Eric discuss is how in learning deeply about something you ultimately have to believe in that thing. For Eric, is what Arthur Jones intensity training. For CJ, it was CrossFit. Though neither believes deeply in these, they’ve learned the benefits and downsides despite beginning as devotees of these respective training methods.  While Eric pursued a degree, he feels that most of what he learned does not help him be a better coach. You ultimately have to pursue those things that give you the tools to improve your coaching, and the Barbell Academy definitely provides many of those tools.  When Eric found simple, hard, effective barbell training, he already had to have clients. This occurred during the lockdown, so when clients returned he had changed his training philosophy quite a bit. He introduced barbells. Some people were all in, some needed a more compromised solution, but ultimately using barbells was better than what they had been doing. Some clients needed to leave and go elsewhere, but Eric believed more in his new approach and it did not hurt his business.  GET STARTED with one-on-one online coaching FOR FREE! Get your FIRST MONTH FREE on all strength and nutrition coaching plans.  No discount code needed and includes a 10-day, no obligation trial.  https://bit.ly/2MKeOoh Special offers from BLOC and our partners:  https://barbell-logic.com/offers/ Connect with the hosts Matt on Instagram Niki on Instagram Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram The Website Barbell Logic on Facebook podcast@barbell-logic.com   

Episode 214 - Eric LeGrand - Founder of Team LeGrand, Owner of LeGrand Coffee House/ Inspirational Human, Speaker, and Leader “I’m creating a vibe…bringing unity to the community…providing a daily cup of belief.” “I knew right away I had a bigger mission…my support system continued to grow…I had mental toughness from being an athlete…I had faith.” - Eric LeGrand Eric LeGrand Links and Social Media Social Media: @teamlegrand @shopfiftytwo @leagrandcoffeehouse Linktr.ee/Eric_LeGrand www.teamlegrand.org www.ericlegrand52.com This episode of the Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone Podcast has been years in the making! Get yourself “game ready” to be inspired beyond your wildest imagination by the one and only, #52, Eric LeGrand! Aside from overcoming incredible adversity after a spinal injury left him paralyzed, this former Rutgers University football player has been changing the world. Eric is ONE AMAZING HUMAN who will be revealing his most recent business and personal adventures providing hope, opportunity, and endless positivity to everyone who is lucky enough to cross his path. Listen closely as Eric shares unbelievable and hysterical stories of taking shots with Rick Flair during his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame, partying with the Gronk’s after receiving an ESPY award, signing a contract with the Tampa Bay Bucs, launching a clothing line, opening a coffee company, and creating his own foundation to raise money to find a cure for paralysis. Despite the daily obstacles Eric faces, he is one of the most positive and uplifting people in the world! It is no wonder why Eric was chosen to host the Fox Sports series, “MISSION POSSIBLE,” a show that highlighted some of the most inspirational stories of overcoming seemingly impossible obstacles through unparalleled strength and perseverance. Eric LeGrand is a living, breathing example of how the power of a positive mindset and the desire to serve others can change the world. While Eric is currently confined to a wheelchair, he will forever stand tall amongst the most powerful men in the world. Enjoy! Stay Healthy and Stay Crazie! Christine and Brian www.twofitcrazies.com tfcpro@twofitcrazies.com

While Eric is off on a well deserved time off, Bridget, Sheila and Rodrigo just don't know how to stay on task or host for that matter. Lots of talk about MLSPA and Owners agreement. Was it fair? Who won? We also talk about soccer from time to time we promise. Also here is the story that Eric was referring to https://globoesporte.globo.com/futebol/times/sao-paulo/noticia/ataque-ao-onibus-do-sao-paulo-teve-mudanca-de-rota-briga-de-jogadores-com-gerente-de-futebol-e-bomba-desarmada.ghtml

This episode takes us all the way to Tokyo for a hang with a player who soars so high that he is StratospERIC - the great Eric Miyashiro. Eric is a true force of nature. While Eric is an all-around talent on the horn, he is in a rare league of players when it comes to his control and power in the upper register of the trumpet. A top-call player and educator in Tokyo, Eric is a worldwide celebrity, particularly notated for his tributes to the music of Maynard Ferguson and Bill Chase. Plus he has some great stories! So check out what Eric has to say about growing up in Hawaii, being a self-taught player, the dream of being the world's greatest lead trumpet player, playing lead trumpet with Buddy Rich, rediscovering his chops, playing with injuries, what you should never do when you cut your lips, dialing in his equipment, how to pick the right horn and mouthpiece, and so much more. So pour yourself a big glass, pull up a chair, and let the hang begin! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Miyashiro's homepage: http://www.ericmiyashiro.com/ Show your chops some love with Robinson's Remedies: bit.ly/ChopLove Master the mental game of life: https://josejohnson.com/mindfulness-secrets/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetrumpetgurus/support

#12 This episode of The Microscopists was recorded LIVE with a very special guest - Eric Betzig! We already know so much about Eric, but I hope that our chat will reveal more about the man behind the many ingenious contributions to the world of microscopy, life sciences, and science in general. While Eric is well known for receiving the 2014 Nobel Prize for Chemistry along with Stefan Hell and William Moerner for developing super-resolution fluorescence microscopy, you might be surprised to hear that he doesn’t consider himself a chemist at all. Join us as we talk about the challenges and excitement of building a living room microscope, moving from academia to industry and back again, and how being a house husband led to a scientific breakthrough. As this was recorded as a live event, the audience had the opportunity to put their own questions to Eric. Coffee or tea? Omnivore or Vegan? Ultrastructure or cellular dynamics? While we don’t quite get the answer to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything, we do get to know Eric Betzig on a personal level. Browse all The Microscopists episodes here: http://bit.ly/the-microscopists-pds

We are beyond excited to bring this series of The Internship Show with Lincoln Electric to our listeners and to kick it off we speak with Mallory Clemons and Eric Kennedy. Mallory is the College Recruiting Specialist at Lincoln Electric. She has been at Lincoln Electric for a little over two years and she is in charge of hiring for the co-op, internship, and trainee programs. She enjoys drag racing her mustang in her free time in the summer! While Eric was hired in June as part of the 2020-2021 engineering trainee class after having internship rotations the two summers prior. He studied welding engineering at The Ohio State University and graduated in 2019. In his free time, Eric is a musician who plays guitar and bass in various bands around Cleveland. We go into tips and tricks for landing an interview with Mallory's team, Eric's advice around how he successfully landed his role at Lincoln Electric and all of the opportunities they offer for students and recent graduates. This episode was brought to you by Scholars. Scholars showcases and gains insight about employer brands through podcast content to an audience of current students and recent graduates. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Podcasts Listen to past episodes here!

While Eric is out this week, Jay and Maria Introduce Chris to the show as our new tech-guy! While we start to talk about Chris’ input into the show, we wind up on a journey through Chris’ topsy-turvy night that landed him on the floor… literally! We move on to a very poignant discussion about how all three of us have had people tell us about great shows that we would probably not watch soon, which then discusses our show-watching positions and preferences. Jay then proceeds to ask Chris and Maria what they would do to prove their spot in heaven to St. Peter. We discuss trips to knock off supermarkets and how Jay has a healthy disdain for market shamers and the lack of receptacles for carrying said supermarket products out to your car.However, a strong, brown, paper bag to carry your supermarket purchases out to the car is the way to go.  Not to mention the fantastic, DIY book covers that people either hated or loved if they had to make a book cover from a paper bag; was it a style or a way of life? Jay does a great job of circling back to Chris’s story about falling on the floor, and we confirmed he is, in fact, okay! And finally, Chris wraps it up with a. great monologue about accepting yourself, loving yourself, and becoming the superhero we all can be by merely accepting everything about ourselves!!! Please visit us at https://thetragedyacademy.com On social media, you can find us at @thetragedyacademypodcast on Instagram, The Tragedy Academy Podcast on Facebook, and @tragedy_academy on Twitter. Don't forget to subscribe, download, rate, and review! @theenlistedpodcast on Instagram.

While Eric was a youth pastor in Frederick, Maryland, a couple of times a year he had youth group meetings to discuss difficult topics like pornography, sex trafficking, etc. Most youth pastors do this, but Eric tossed everyone in the same room–parents and both guys and girls–in his youth ministry. Tim Lansing, director of Urban Hope Training Center Los Angeles and Eric Miller, director of ministry operations for CE National, discuss how to help parents and students talk with each other about difficult topics.

On this episode of RPGrinders, the Grinders finally determine the Greatest Horror Movie of All Time. Besides the fictional horror, Frank and Break also have scary news. While Eric laments the passing of a magical legend.    It wouldn't be RPGrinders without some good old JRPG news. For the first time, North America is getting a release of the original 8-bit Fire Emblem. The Switch version of Outer Worlds gets several new updates. Da Capo 4 Fortunate Departures is coming in early 2021. And even though it's not an RPG, R-Type Final 2 is being published in America by NIS.    The RPGrinders don't always talk about gaming but they always find some reason to complain. 2020 has had no shortage of Stinkoes but none more serious than the deadly COVID-19 virus and America's abysmal response. COVID isn't the only thing keeping Frank indoors as the state of Colorado is besieged by a massive wildfire.  And Eric has more sad news with the passing of a legendary magician, James Randi.   With so many Stinkoes, it's always good to have hope. Frank and Colorado may be getting the help they need in the form of a snow storm. While not as personal of a Sweeto, Break celebrates the arrest of a domestic terrorist group that was trying to frame Antifa and incite violence between police and protestors.   There can be only one and tonight the Grinders whittle down 8 contestants to finally determine the Greatest Horror Movie of All Time! These movies are so good it was almost impossible to choose. Is Halloween scarier than Scream? Is a massacre in Texas more frightening that the Spanish horror film REC? Is Freddy more evil than the Evil Dead? Can The Thing beat a Kubrick masterpiece? And these are all just the first round! Without further ado, the Greatest Horror Movie of All Time is:                                 Yea right! Like I was going to tell. You'll just have to listen                   Why did you scroll down so far?

Adapt & overcome. While Eric undergoes a studio relocation, Jay & Maria have an episode between their therapy sessions. As you can imagine, the discussion takes on the topics surrounding the humanness that is modern living and mental health.  Maria reports how she was under stress about a potential lousy midterm grade that was the opposite.  The conversation steers to the worry about outcomes and the pressure that we undertake due to it.  A sad trombone sound effect leads to discussing what it would be to have that sound as a morning alarm.  Does the day's start with one adverse event have to set the tone for your entire day? The consensus, a single morning event should not set the mood for your whole day leading to more questions. Do we allow things we take in to alter our mental disposition?  Does sad music create a melancholy mood in our day?  The impact of a daily regimen on a person's ability to get exercise is discussed.  Jay seems to think saving up your activity and trying to make it up in an hour at the gym surely can't be the best way to live.  The two discuss how we let others' feelings about us dictate our internal feelings.  The reality is that everyone is sitting in fear of judgment so much that they barely have time to notice what anyone else is doing.  What did your coworkers wear yesterday?  The vast majority don't remember what you wore either.  We spend valuable headspace, letting our emotions controlled by worry or the sheer potential of judgment.Maria has a beef with her local area's surplus of Dollar Stores.  Why are there so many in her neighborhood?  Is the only difference between CVS and a dollar sore just knock-off brands?  Jay complains about all is poor kid knock off cereals.  Maria wants Cocoa Puffs and not  "Chocolate Poofies"  While Jay overdosed on Golden Grahams shortly after joining the army.  Do we fill the holes from our childhood with pleasures today?  The two wrap up by making the call that bacon only comes from pigs, and it's a hard no on turkey "bacon."       

This episode of RPGrinders, is so jam packed we could barely fit it all into a two hour podcast. Tons of news, Stinkos, and the Greatest NES Game bracket challenge. Also in the episode, Break answers a great new #DearBreakMan question and the Grinders discuss the absurdity of Gender Reveal Parties.  This episode has a lengthy news section that includes: Immortals Fenyx Rising is coming to consoles and steam in December, a new Pocky & Rocky game is coming in 2021, Code of Princess EX is coming to steam in October, and Disgaea 4 Complete+ is out now on steam and Xbox! It wouldn't be RPGrinders without Stinkos and there are plenty of reasons to complain. As usual, the Orange Boy plays a big part in pissing off Break. Orange Boy even indirectly pisses off Frank. While Eric is stuck dealing with the death of his router port.  The Greatest NES Game of All Time bracket is starting to get tighter. The Grinders have to choose which 16 games move on to the next round. Can Super Mario Bros 3 beat Mega Man? Is Castlevania better than Contra? Will Mike Tyson's Punch Out get knocked out?  Please let us know what you think. Just tweet us @RPGrinders   Is there a such thing as a Fartriloquist?        

Jeff D joins the Highway Diary podcast to talk about comedy characters.   Jeff shows off his Janice, Ashley, & April characters. While Eric works on Mindy.     http://www.jeffdcomedy.com/about   www.EricHollerbach.com

This week's guest, Eric Stout, began his career in multi-family housing in 2010 as a Leasing and Marketing Specialist for Affordable Equity Partners. In the early stages of his career, he successfully helped develop and execute creative marketing strategies and lease-up initiatives for both affordable and luxury apartment communities. After many years of honing his skillset as both a housing professional and industry leader, Eric spent several years as a Compliance Auditor before taking on his current role as a Regional Manager for Fairway Management. He currently oversees the day-to-day operations for Southern Missouri, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma.    Before beginning his work in the multi-family housing industry, Eric attended the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis on Peace Studies. While Eric has had a very successful career in Multi-Family Housing, he is also a self-proclaimed excellent dancer and happens to be one of Kelly's best friends.  Much like Eric, this interview wears a lot of different hats... You do not want to miss this!  www.thekdscollab.com IG/FB: @thekdscollab

Eric Smith has over ten years of experience in Technology Commercialization and a passion for entrepreneurship. Eric came to the University of Arizona Center for Innovation after serving as the Commercialization Network Manager for Tech Launch Arizona (TLA), the University of Arizona's office responsible for moving UA research and technological innovation into the marketplace.  While Eric was at TLA, he focused on building and leveraging a network of domain experts and business leaders who consult on university technologies to help reveal their commercial relevance. He also managed the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps grant program, or NSF-I-Corps, which teaches inventing teams about Lean Startup methodology and customer discovery.  An entrepreneur in his own right, Eric started, developed, and sold his first company to embark on a career in various technology startups. He holds a BS, BA in Business Management, B.S. in Entrepreneurship, and an MBA from the University of Arizona. In this episode… First-time founders are always eager to pitch even before figuring out who their customers are and what they want. According to Eric Smith, Executive Director at the UA Center for Innovation, these founders often have one thing in common: they fail to carry out useful customer discovery. The result is an ask that does not inspire confidence in the customer or a potential investor.  How, then, do you carry out useful customer discovery? Eric says ultimately, you need to have a clear understanding of what exactly you're asking for and why you're asking for it. Armed with that information, you should ask your prospects questions that’ll help you discover their pain points and identify who's giving you the money.   Learn more about making confident asks in this episode of the What's Your Ask show with Stephanie Sims as she hosts Eric Smith, Executive Director of the UA Center for Innovation. Stephanie and Eric discuss what to do before you ask, how to conduct better customer discovery, common mistakes made when preparing a pitch, and more.

Eric is a radiologist by day (from home!) but before that he had a side hustling game that started in high school (selling video game items on eBay) and then a bowling instructor - won his state championship. Then he parlayed his love and knowledge of luxury watches into a side business (and a watch patent) that continues to this day - and oh yeah, he has two apps in the app store!SPONSORED BY: Executive Launch (www.execlaunch.com) - From corporate executive to startup founder...1:15 - Eric Discusses his first side hustle. He turned his hobby of playing video games for hours daily into a side business of selling video game 'items' online.2:45 - Allen and Eric discuss the current status of the recession/economic world. Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans didn’t know what to expect but having lived through at least one recession earlier in their career, Eric and Allen remember.5:15 - Eric, who lived in NYC for his residency, discusses the difference of perspective of COVID-19 from now living in Florida but talking to his NYC friends working the front line.8:30 - SPONSOR: Executive Launch (www.execlaunch.com) - From corporate executive to startup founder…12:15 - Eric tells story of starting side hustles from an early age: In high school he would drive other students to parties and concerts for $5/seat (Uber before Uber)15:00 - Missed Opportunity: His friend started an online company that now sells millions of dollars worth of video game items - Eric could have joined in on the ground floor.16:24 - Eric discusses where his passion for high-end watches began. To this date, he has sold hundreds of watches with an average ticket price between $5,000-$10,000.22:15 - Eric's college side hustles paid for his expensive tastes in dining.23:40 - It’s not who you know, it’s who they know. Eric surprisingly often didn’t sell these high end watches to the doctors that he worked with. The doctors would introduce him to their friends who ended up being the true clientele.25:25 - Never look at anyone as the buyer. Focus on demonstrating your knowledge and excitement about your product and others will find you the buyers.29:30 - Do you have to be your own boss? Eric doesn’t think so. He generates far more money in his day job than he does in his side businesses and is okay with not being the boss in his day job because he is the boss in his side ventures.32:45 - Know yourself and what you are chasing. Eric is chasing personal freedom and social wealth rather than massive financial wealth.39:45 - While Eric's businesses are secondary to his main job financially, he is still working towards and expecting that one of these side creative ventures will be what leads him to financial freedom.40:45 - Eric discusses how COVID-19 has affected both his day job as a radiologist as well as his side businesses. Nearly everything has slowed down if not halted.45:30 Do you want to be an entrepreneur? If so, what do you know? You don’t have to be an expert, but you have to know the subject better than most people. Would you be willing to work at least an extra hour a day on this idea to turn it into a business?48:45 - Dig the well before you’re thirsty. Find a company or industry that you are interested in and ask if you can volunteer your time. This will allow you to not only learn about the industry but the person you work for will want to help connect you and help you succeed.52:50 - If you've lost your job, your opportunity cost to start a side business is zero. It’s better to be proactive and work towards bettering your current situation rather than waiting and hoping things get better. Sell your house if you have to.55:00 - Allen describes his experience working through a recession in his late 20's. His job in six figure software sales slowed drastically due to the economy. He chose to sell his house, move in with his in-laws and went back for his MBA and reset his career.1:01:00 Eric talks about the rumor that the billion dollar company that he works for may file bankruptcy. Is he worried? Not really. He has leveraged his skillset and relationships to the point that he will win the business of clients if his company goes under.1:03:10 - Eric discusses how he created and used a powerpoint presentation to land his job as a radiologist.1:06:25 - Eric shares how he pulled the plug on a medical app that he spent thousands of dollars to get started. Money spent, lesson learned.1:10:00 - Avoid the words “no” or "can't do" when you talk to Eric Ledermann.1:13:00 - Eric’s number one piece of advice for success: exhaustive research.1:17:00 - Eric doesn’t spend much time on competition. He believes in perfecting his brand and product so much so that the competition can’t keep up.1:21:15 - Eric’s final words. He describes where he thinks our economy will be in 3-6 months and advice for how to capitalize on the down economy.

This episode on R2 Radio we have 4-time Grammy nominated Singer-Songwriter, Eric Benet on the show! While Eric was in Japan on tour, we sat down with him at Blue Note Tokyo to talk about his start, The ups and downs of the music industry and many more! This was a fun and insightful interview so check it out and stay tuned for more! For more info on R2 RADIO, visit our website at r2radiojp.com For info on R2 RADIO host, visit the links below. Roromusic.com & RisaKumon.com

It's May 2020! While Eric and Rich plan their own Summer games festival and breaking quarantine under cover of night, they also talk video games. The guys discuss Gears Tactics, XCOM Chimera Squad, The Continent, and what effect spoilers have on gaming culture. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gecko-gamescast/support

In this episode, I rant about Eric Kemp's supposed search for a Hyper-Calvinist. His point will be, in the end, to claim that all Calvinists are Hyper-Calvinists and all Calvinism is Hyper-Calvinism. While Eric seems to be an intelligent man, educated, articulate, bright, his argument isn't intelligent, it is cogent, it isn't educated, it isn't informed, and worse of all, it isn't sincere.

In this interview we talk to Brenda Schoenfeld of Brenda Schoenfeld Now and Eric Sigmund, COO of Reddy Vineyards.Brenda will show us how to make our table beautiful and make this unusual time at home with our family special. While Eric will introduce us to Reddy Vineyards and will teach us what makes Texas wines so unique. If you would like to watch this episode, visit our Facebook page. For more information visit https://brendaschoenfeldnow.com and https://www.reddyvineyards.com/

In this episode of the Any Given Runday Podcast, Seán & Eric talk about their contrasting 10 mile runs and different goals with them while Conor gets something off his chest on the runs he sees online and Aaron talks consistency as time starts to run out on the Hare & Bear ChallengeSeán and Eric's 10 mile runs in a study in contrast, just like Rocky & Drago's training, according to Seán [1:15] While Eric is continuing to base his long run pace off his Heart Rate rather than how fast he could potentially go and how it was different to Seán's 10 mile run [2:20]Seán talks about setting out with a purpose for each run and how each run may not always be how quickly you do it. Running Intensity is not the same as Running Speed. [5:20]How to use Intervals to break the Sub 20 min goal (or any running goal) [7:15]The trick to how your Heart Rate can determine whether you need to take a rest day or take it easy on a particular day [9:45]The importance of consistency... and checking in with how Aaron is getting on [11:00]Conor's inching closer to the sub 20 min 5k [12:40]"Nominate 5, Run 5 and Donate 5"... plus what's "grinding Conor's gears" with the increase in the runs he sees online. [16:15]Eric talks about his instructor, Odhran, who decided to make the most of "Staying at home", by running a Marathon around the green in his Estate. 26.2 miles - 129 laps of the green, on Sunday May 3rd. He would love our support to raise as much money as possible for Childline during this very tough time. Home, unfortunately, is not a safe place for all children. [20:00]To donate go to: https://www.gofundme.com/f/marathon-in-the-estateAnd to join the Any Given Runday Run Club, go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/anygivenrunday or tag us on Instagram when you have done your #5kMonday #IntervalWednesday or #LongRunWeekendStay up to date with how the lads are getting on in their running by following the Any Given Runday Social Media pages:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anygivenrundayofficial/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anygivenrundayofficial/#AnyGivenRunday

This week’s guest host is none other than…. Amber Liu! While Eric’s away in L.A., Amber is here to highlight her favorite f(x) solo songs. Amber also shares some special stories and lessons learnt from each of the f(x) members. Want to have your questions answered by future guests like Amber? Make sure to submit questions on DIVE Studios' Discord server!Make sure to subscribe to @daebakshow (IT’S FREE) and leave a comment, rating and/or review on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, and YouTube.Episodes are presented by @thedivestudiosConnect with us on all social media platforms @daebakshow and at http://www.divestudios.io/daebakshow !SUPPORT & JOIN DIVE Studios' Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/divestudios#AmberLiu #앰버 #VictoriaSong #빅토리아 #Luna #루나 #KrystalJung #크리스탈 #Sulli #설리 #Fx #EricNam #에릭남 #DaebakShow #DIVEStudios See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake and Eric discuss every day struggles at work. While Eric drops a new segment that leaves Jake sweating.

Do you have the right systems but still struggle to grow? Do you look at the big agencies and wonder how they got to 7- or 8-figures? It's all about having the ability to work with the right clients who can afford to pay what you're worth. In today's episode, we'll cover: How to turn more prospects into clients. 2 Key factors to establish effective pricing. How to get to the point where your agency can pick and choose. Today I sat down with Eric Vardon, co-founder, and president of Arcane, a Canadian-based digital marketing agency. Eric started his agency in 2011 with a keen focus on analytics and a clear understanding of his business. He's on the show today to talk about how you can get your agency to a point where you're able to pick and choose which clients you want to work with.   How to Turn More Prospects Into Clients As a digital marketing agency, it's your job to get clients to see the value of your services. Clients aren't eager to hand over money for a strategy that might work. This is why so many agencies have difficulty finding success — they don't know how to convince clients to take the risk.  So how do you get a client to see the value in what your agency offers? Make the pitch less subjective. Show potential clients actual figures to show you've run the numbers and care about their bottom line.      Arcane does their homework and researches the client. Within the first couple of meetings with a potential client, Eric's team is able to understand the business' revenue goals and profitability. Using this information, they build a spreadsheet and proposal outlining the specific metrics needed to achieve results. When your client can actually see the numbers and ROI, they are more likely to take the leap.  2 Key Factors to Establish Effective Pricing Pricing is a big part of your agency's growth and success. Set the price too high and you'll have difficulty finding clients. Set it too low and the good clients won't take you seriously.  At the end of the day, your goal is to be profitable.  How much do you need to charge in order to achieve this goal? Track and monitor everything. Remember those spreadsheets? Eric says there isn't a process or analytic where they don't have some sort of spreadsheet. Take a close look at your transactions. What are your hourly rates? What are your account costs? And what are your expenses? Look at the big picture. Sometimes you have to look at what you are going to get out of a client in the long run and determine the lifetime value of this client. You may need to do additional work upfront because you know you'll make the margin back over time.  How Your Agency Can Pick and Choose Clients In the beginning, most agencies are stuck working with any and every client. However, eventually, we all want to get to the point where we can be more selective about which clients we do and don't want to work with. One of the best ways to do this is to bring on solid leadership and surround them with a good team.  While Eric is the co-founder and president of Arcane, he brought on a CEO and a COO to focus on the day-to-day tasks. His COO comes from the public accounting industry and has been a critical part of developing the agency's financial strategy. The agency's CEO is a former HR professional. She knows the human side and is able to use her experience to work with clients and foster a successful team. Together, they create the perfect balance.  Arcane's rapid success comes down to partnership, clarity, and accountability. Eric and his team frequently come together to discuss what they want, what makes them happy, and where they want to go. It's about understanding your agency's vision and communicating it to the team.  Sometimes it's the simple things that bring the most success. When you understand what it takes to make your agency profitable and create a plan to get there, the rest is yours to pick and choose. 

While Eric drives three dogs along the east coast, Nic does an Instagram Live Story with Sally Jacoby Murphy, friend of the show and director of the Fred and Harriet Taylor Memorial Library. They discuss how the current health crisis is changing library services, past library gigs and favorite movies for good measure.

After defeating the Droklings and escaping into the caves of Denmark, Connor and Hunter attempt to regain their strength While Eric and Lou hunt the Sorceress Becca the Black and break her spell on their friend. WP https://wp.me/p7UubD-Ac YT Theme Song by Erik Dudley who can be found at Erik the Dud. https://soundcloud.com/erikthedud

Host Gayatri Aryan talks to Dr. Eric Miller and Dr. Malvika Verma about their moonshot to deal with world's leading infectious cause of death: Tuberculosis. While Eric is focused on streamlining the diagnosis process, Malvika is innovating around medication adherence.-----Guests: Dr. Eric Miller and Dr. Malvika VermaProduced by: Dave LishanskyArtwork by: Vibha VermaMusic by: Marco Valentino

So Jordan at the start of the show said that he does not like this movie because he did not care abut the characters. While Eric and Ryan think the opposite. What do you think? Download now to hear our thoughts on this Netflix release movie. 

Eric Jansen is a lekker ou. That, and an actor and comedian. You've probably seen Eric on your TV screens as part of Trevor Noah's Nationwild on Showmax and as an Afrikaans soapy star on 7de Laan and Binnelanders. Only 5 years into game and Eric is already killing it. He's paying the price for his success though by being beaten up by grannies in the street for his role on 7de Laan. Eric is a laid back, funny guy who is easy to get along with so this conversation flows smoothly and is full of many laughs. While Eric goes through tough times like all of us, he tries to keep it posi and approaches life with an open mind. Learn what it's like to see your face on a billboard and how not to handle grannies in parking lots in this episode of The Almost Perfect Podcast. https://almostperfect.co.za/ep-51-eric-jansen/

Seasons greetings! Our gift to you, a special holiday episode just in time for the season of giving. For our second episode we spice things up with two Marvel short stories and a DC animation. Peter has asked Eric to read “Yes Virginia There is a Santron” and “Chinese Food for Christmas.” While Eric forced Peter to watch the Justice League animated series episode “Comfort and Joy.” Are the stories nice or are they naughty? You’ll need to give us a listen to find out!

While Eric is far and away, Matt and guest star April once again devote a whole episode to AEW Dynamite - chatting about Cody, Chris Jericho, diarrhea, Dark Order, Nightmare Collective, Janelly-ing, and more!

Today on the “Inspired by HISstory” segment we have Eric L Rey. Eric is a dynamic speaker and facilitator with exceptionally high emotional intelligence and a talent for bringing people together. He began his career working with men and women returning home from incarceration to help them find the basics like a job and housing to more elusive things fulfillment, and resilience. While Eric continues that work today he also serves as a coach to nonprofit executives, and is a mediator and a trainer. Creating spaces of inclusion and safety are his strengths and reflect his passion for people. During this episode Eric talks more about: 1. What led him to become a coach 2. How hiking Machu Picchu led to his personal transformation 3. And how he finds a way to spread love through his passions Follow Eric’s journey: Website: www.potentperspective.com Email: Eric@potentperspective.com FB: @potentperspective.com (Photo credit: Maza Rey Photography) FOLLOW MY JOURNEY: Instagram Brand Photography: https://www.instagram.com/kaitlyncassocreations/ Travel Photography: https://www.instagram.com/kaitlyncasso/ Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbyherstory/ Website https://www.kaitlyncasso.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaitlyn-casso/support

Travers Brothership is a band formed around twin brothers Kyle and Eric Travers–– and built by the bond among their bandmates. Kyle and keyboardist Ian McIsaac joined us for the interview. Kyle is frontman –– tall, lean, and laid back. Ian is shorter, bearded, and equally as friendly. While Eric and Kyle share a bloodline, the whole band plays like family. A long history of learning and honing their craft has led them to their second full-length release and through experiences sharing bills and stages with the likes of Taj Mahal, Govt. Mule, Blues Traveler, and many more. These guys can write, they can play, and they stopped in to see us before hitting the Suwanee Hulaween stage with Anderson Paak, Bass Nectar, Billy Strings, and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit. We hope you appreciate hanging with the Travers Brothership as much as we did.

What’s up everyone! While Eric is out of town for work, Caleb, Ben, and Ryan dig into their favorite games of the last month in this #BountyBoard Bounty Episode.!Each of your hosts sits down to talk about the games that they have been playing. Sometimes they LOVE them. Sometimes, they bounce off of them. Join us as your favorite goofs tell you all about their last month of gaming escapades.Ryan takes on Rocket League and Apex Legends.. Ben brags on a few indie titles, and teases a new video review. Caleb is elbow deep on Ghost Recon: Breakpoint ,but is looking forward to see how games like Call of Duty and Star Wars shape up for their release dates in the coming months.News for the week:Fortnite Chapter 2 DropsBlizzard Bans Hearthstone College TeamRiot Announces New TitlesApex Legends Halloween Event LaunchesStranger Things Most Streamed Netflix ShowYou can listen to us below, or on iTunes , Stitcher, Spotify, and Google Play! So whether you have an Apple or Android device, we are available for streaming and download. Give us a rating and a subscribe, we would really appreciate it. You can also catch the episode on YOUTUBE!!!RSVP for the Twitch STL Fall Meetup!@LubWub@sketchsawyer@hybridglass@sergeantsodium

After working in the painting business, Eric Forney saw an opportunity.  Seeing many of his painting customers running profitable business, specifically in Real Estate. Eric decided to take a step and become a real estate investor.  While Eric, quickly learned that flipping real estate is not quite as easy as they make it seem on HGTV, he had caught the real estate bug.  Eric found that many of his friends and those around him were needing help with homes and he found opportunity in being a consultant to the real estate consumer. Eric immediately began re-invested his income selling house into his business.  Fast forward just 6 short years, Eric and the Forney Group are consistently helping over 300 families a year to navigate the real estate experience and gone on to open his own Keller William office. Eric shares insights and stories from how went from posting simple before and after pictures, of real estate flips, on facebook to generating 24 sales his first year in the business. After a great first year in business, Eric set his sights on larger goals.  In just his second year, Eric exceeded over $435,000 in revenue and helped over 70 families find a new home.   Eric’s drive and investment in personal development helped him quickly begin to grow not only as a real estate professional but also as a business man.  Eric shares how he modeled his success around the paths of several key coaches and mentors who have helped him achieve massive success within a short period of time. Eric explains, “Success has been the effect of changing daily habits.  Changing the way your schedule looks to accomplish the goals you have, to become the person you want to become.” Check out the Eric’s full story in this episode of Real Stories of Success Podcast Real Stories of Success Facebook Connect with Austin: Facebook / Website / Email / 317.797.3619 Connect with Ryan: Facebook / Instagram / Website / Email / 317.509.7431

Eric and I are friends and we are complete opposites. I’m a workaholic family man who is probably a bit too serious… While Eric is carving an artist’s lifestyle, bouncing around the globe riding waves and selling abstract art to pay his bills with a long term goal of making it ‘big’ with his ice cream for dogs product named ‘ARF’ he feels dogs will call by name. Oh yeah, he plans to sell 20 paintings in one night for $250,000 each and relocate to Ostional. *I’m rarely lost for words… But if you want to see Eric break me, then make it to 47:45.  

We're back! And this time, neither of us work. Rachel attempts to get Eric to talk about how things are going as a new at-home dad. Instead, Rachel learns just how bad Eric is at pop culture, SNL references, and naming movies or actors. Between the the Chim Chimney cleanse, Johnny Cash's Ring of Fire, and the Zeus method of conception, they are all over the place. Eventually, Eric gets around to his at-home dad experiences, how he's coping, and the weirdness that is being a dad performing a role many people think is the realm of moms. While Eric doesn't have many stories yet, a lot of other dads do.   Get The Modern Father straight to your inbox! - Sign Up The Modern Father: Website // Twitter // Facebook Starship Suburbia: Website // Twitter // Facebook

Eric Reanimator is back for another episode of Love That Album: The Compilation Edition. For episode 56, he wants to talk with you about two superb box sets from Rhino Records (the Criterion of CD reissue labels). Firstly, Eric discusses the vocal wonderfulness that is The Doo Wop Box. Come on.....every body loves even a little Doo Wop...it makes you smile no matter how shitty the world can get. How can you NOT smile at great songs like Goodnite Sweetheart, Teenager In Love, Barbara Ann or a ton of other more obscure nuggets?  Then, just for something different, Eric discusses punk......well sorta kinda....Eric turns his gaze onto another great Rhino set called Rockin' Bones: 1950s Punk and Rockabilly. As he always says, it's about the energy, and there's a ton of it on this box. Songs from the iconic to the 1-song-wonders - Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly to Pat Cupp and Benny Joy. It's a great celebration of when rock was young and raucous. Eric will tell you why you need this music in your life. He also presents his thoughts on the demise of the box set brought on by technology. Spotify and Youtube playlists make this inevitable. While Eric laments the redundancy of the CD box in 2019, he has an interesting suggestion to CD companies about distribution of the fascinating books that always made the boxes an essential part of any music lover's collection. You can download the show from Spotify, Stitcher or iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”) or from the website at http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com.   Send the show feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.   If you’d consider writing an iTunes review or recommending the show to a friend, we’d be immensely grateful.   If you enjoy what you hear, please tell a friend or ten to tune in.  

Join Ed, Eric and Jordan as they talk about Vice. In episodes we get to hear what Jordan really feels and Ed starts a fight with Jordan. While Eric does not pick sides. Check out this awesome review of Vice. Popcorn Rating Eric  Small bag of popcorn   Jordan  No bag of popcorn   Ed No bag of popcorn

Happy New Year!  We want to thank you for sticking with us for our 3rd year of podcasting! There is a lot of great content already planned for 2019 so BUCKLE UP! We want to kick things off with a Powerbomb of an episode here on the podcast! In this episode of The DTALKS Podcast Joe talks to former WCW President, WWE personality and current co-host of the popular wrestling podcast: 83 Weeks; Eric Bischoff. Joe and Eric touched on multiple topics throughout the course of Eric's career but honed in on exactly what types of trials and tribulations he went through being a parent while also running a high-profile business. Eric dug down deep to let us know how he was able to "have it all" and having an equal partner in the equation is the main reason he was able to get it done. It's a fascinating dive into the world of professional wrestling where we, as viewers, only experience a tiny piece of it. Most people don't stop and wonder how these individuals are able to parent, travel, perform, etc. all the time. While Eric's experience is unique in that he was running the company he still highlights how it's nearly impossible to parent alone in this situation. Sit back, relax and get ready for the first episode of what will be a stellar year for The DTALKS Podcast. ______________________________________________________ If you want to follow Eric and everything he is up to we've provided his social media links below: Twitter: @EBischoff Instagram: @therealericbischoff 83 Weeks Twitter: @83weeks 83 Weeks Instagram: @83weeks 83 Weeks Facebook: @83weeks If you want to listen to Eric's wife Loree Bischoff's podcast go subscribe to the "We're Talkin' Shift" podcast today! If you want to go view Eric's Ted Talk he references in the episode you can view it here: ______________________________________________________ Joe was recently featured in the magazine Voyage Dallas: You can find that article by clicking here: Joe has also been announced as an official speaker at the Dad 2.0 Summit in San Antonio next year: You can find out more about the conference HERE And you can find out who else is speaking at this event HERE ______________________________________________________ If you like the show please consider leaving a 5 star rating on the iTunes store. It takes a few seconds for you and means a great deal to us. The DTALKS Podcast contains content you'd find in an PG-13 movie. That language may not be safe for most work environments, for your kids, and listener discretion is advised. #HereComesTheJackass #beabetterdad Please consider visiting The DTALKS Podcast Patreon and signing up to support the podcast! Follow @dtalkspodcast on all social media. This show was brought to you by Rebel Riot Printing and BitsBox   Say Goodbye to set up fees with Direct-to-Garment Printing. Blazing fast turnaround, full color images, no minimums. Prices start at $18.50 for one shirt at Rebel Riot Printing BitsBox teaches kids ages 6-14 to build real apps, with real code, for real devices. BitsBox is a physical box full of app projects that ships in the mail once a month. Use code "DTALKS" for $20 off any subscription order of $50+

Day 27 in 60 Days of Halloween cleanses the palette of the combined fears week of Child in Peril & Being Powerless/Trapped, the fears of Kevin and Jennifer Sluder (of Sunshine Boy Productions)! While it still has aspects of both child in peril and being trapped, tonight's movie, Aliens, is able to cleanse the palette because it does so in such a fun, action-packed way. While Eric and I both agree Aliens is a really fun, action/sci-fi/horror flick, we have some pretty major disagreements in what might be one of our most enjoyable episodes yet (at least, we had an absolute blast disagreeing with each other)! If you enjoy this episode, check out our previous 60 Days of Halloween episodes and be sure to check back tomorrow for more horror coverage! The analysis episode for Child in Peril & Fear of Being Powerless/Trapped Week is postponed until Saturday. So, tomorrow's episode is a bonus palette cleanser of an awesome film!! GargyleReviews.wixsite.com/thegargyle music by bensound.com

REGISTER FOR OUR NEXT RUN HERE! Today on the podcast, we're talking all about Laurelwood Brewing. We'll be running there on August 11, 2018, for the third year in a row, and hope you'll join us! Laurelwood caters to families, and as you'll hear from co-founder and co-owner Mike Dekalb, that was 100% intentional, and part of the driving motivation to open the brewpub in the first place. But Laurelwood isn't only about dinosaurs, Little Tikes play kitchens, and being cool about continually cleaning up ketchup explosions. They also serve delicious food and award-winning beers. We'll dive into some of that, and talk about the new beer they have on tap, with their brand new brewmaster, Eric Ebel. While Eric is new to this position, he's been at Laurelwood for four years and was eager to talk about what they're brewing. About Us The Oregon Brewery Running Series is about inspiring Oregonians to Get Active, Have Fun, and Give Back. We host family-friendly, 5K fun runs that start and end at some of Oregon's best breweries. Register for our next run here! Use promo code ‘Laurelwood5,' and you'll save $5 off your entry. Our theme music, the Oregon Song, is written and performed by James Hoffman.

So if you're living life in ketosis and tried to explain it to friends or family, you've likely been asked the question "Well, isn't that the same as Paleo (and/or Atkins)?" Chad and Eric have both certainly been asked this a number of times. So today, they explore the answer. What is the primary difference between these nutritional programs? And what makes keto stand a cut above? What is the Paleo diet? How Eric feels about grains. The hunters and gatherers didn't exist without ketones. The importance of controlling your insulin. What does Atkins OD on? How the ketosis journey was kicked off by...epilepsy! The important missing piece from other nutritional programs. Can a weightlifter/crossfitter have as much success on Keto as Paleo? "I dope with fat." And getting you to your goal in a healthy way. While Eric is hesitant to say anything negative about any nutritional program (because if it's working for you, that's great!) he DOES recommend one important thing that only comes from a life in ketosis! (Can you guess what that is?) ______________________________________________________________________________________________ IMPORTANT NOTE: Are you ready to experience the amazing effects of a multi-day fast?? Be sure to check out our new program at biofitcoaching.com/fast Don't wait!! ____________________________________________________________________________________ If you have any questions on this episode (or any questions in general) don't hesitate to reach out to us at bioteam@biofitcoaching.com, or submit a question on www.lifeinketosispodcast.com.  If you're interested in starting your own journey, you can find out more information at biofitcoaching.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/becomebiofit.      

It's about that time for the show everyone can afford to listen to, the Nosebleed Seats! The NFL Draft has come & gone and now it's time for the fellas to reflect on how it all went down. Zach gives us his Cowboys draft perspective and breaks down how the rest of the NFC East faired. While Eric tells us if his Dolphins did enough to get him excited or if the Pats still run the AFC East. Plus we compare Drew Pearsons punking of the Eagles in Philly during last years draft with David Akers attempt to return the favor in Dallas. So sit back, relax, & enjoy the Nosebleed Seats!

Episode 56: It’s all about Family this week, and Corona’s! While Eric and Jonathan live life a quarter mile at a time, F8 Is tearing up the box office. While neither of them have actually seen it yet,it will continue to grow every day without them. What will be reviewed is this massive release of the follow up movie to Split, Release dates confirmed for 3 highly anticipated Marvel Properties and the glue that tethers Prometheus and Alien: Covenant! And a Gigantic conversation about Colossal! Reviewed by Jonathan, after he talks about Doctor Who returning! A Whovian rant will be enjoyed by all! Enjoy! The missing link: https://youtu.be/XeMVrnYNwus The Guardian family: https://twitter.com/Guardians/status/856313095945408512 Release dates update: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/deadpool-2-lands-june-2018-release-date-theaters-996562 Glass!: http://www.theverge.com/2017/4/26/15437042/unbreakable-trilogy-glass-release-date-bruce-willis Doctor Who has returned!: https://youtu.be/s2xOQK_BLIg Logan Blu Ray: http://movieweb.com/logan-black-white-noir-version-release/ Black Panther: https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2017/03/tchalla-in-action-in-new-set-photos-from-marvels-black-panther/ Marvel vs.Capcom: https://youtu.be/dzKDH9h2ucg Colossal review: http://sheiscolossal.com Find us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kenobiscorner/ Twitter: @kenobiscorner https://twitter.com/kenobiscorner SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/kenobis-corner iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/kenobis-corner/id1100976667?mt=2 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM9i2PJJvwyRc7XshD1F_3A

The intrepid Trio is down a man this week. While Eric has been assigned to the C.O.U.C.H., Mike and Kylan are present to give you the Marvel news of the week. Kylan starts things off with the recap of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Episode 19 “Failed Experiments”. The episode answered as many questions as it brought […]

Ep 44: Jim and Eric get together for another podcast, but this week's bunch of books has got them down. While Eric wants DC Comics to get "Back to the Basics", Jim just wants to rant and rave with or without pants on.  After Eric announces he's a pretty girl, the boys talk about Superman's love of pie, Steve Orlando's "unique" dialogue and other stuff they found lacking...which means everything.  Eric may not be the voice for every comic book fan out there, but that hasn't stopped him from trying to be.  They also discuss this week's DC Comic News, read Listener Mail and  are joined by Reggie, Professor DC and Ryan to make this another...podcast.  Enjoy!DC Comics Comic Books Reviewed: Batman and Robin Eternal #5, Green lantern #46, Justice League Darkseid War: The Flash #1, Justice League Darkseid War: Superman #1, Green Arrow #46, Midnighter #6, Detective Comics #46, Lobo #12, Bat-Mite #6DC Comic News: Geoff Johns back on Aquaman, Batmobile Creator Dies, Emma Caulfield cast on SupergirlClick HERE to check us out on iTunes and be sure to give us a quick reviewIf you want to send us mail, send it to weirdsciencedccomics@gmail.com and remember, we will read EVERY one on the podcast.Keywords: Comics, Comic Books, Comic Book Podcast, Comics Podcast, Batman, Superman, DC Comics, Wonder Woman, Justice League, Podcast, Comic Book, superhero, superhero podcast, DCU, DC YOU

So this is the secret lair of the West Coast Avengers. While Eric is out at a S.H.I.E.L.D. Athletic Club function, Kylan and Mike bring you another issue of Mighty Marvel Geeks. The guys recap this week’s episode of MAoS titled “4,722 Hours”, Who is the Mystery Evil, Is Will Jemma’s new love? The guys […]

While Eric reports on the wild genre films screening at Austin's Fantastic Fest and Anne shares a hilarious anecdote about Keanu Reeves, the duo mainly focus on shake-ups to Oscar season, including new developments for "Boyhood" and several foreign language contenders.

While Eric is on Break, Nerdonomy regular Dave McGuire shares the history of screenwriting with Bryan, as well as talking about the process of storytelling. Click here if the media player below has trouble loading. Photo Credit:  A display of early Screenplay formatting, similar to the modern format, from the shooting draft of King Kong, Screenplayology.com The post INT. NERD CAVE – NIGHT appeared first on NERDONOMY.