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Brian and Jordan are back to back-to-back weeks before vacation and travel plans kick in because… It's summertime! While Jordan deals with a minor lacrosse injury, they both gush over Matt Medeiros, and give updates on their latest business endeavors. They talk about the progress on the search for a media creator for both Rally … Continue reading Metrics & Hiring Funnels

In today's episode of The Tragedy Academy, Jay is joined by Jordan Delagrange, a martial artist, stunt-man, and healer. Jordan enlightens us with his perspective on how mind and body are equally connected and how we can all achieve mindfulness through meditation and martial arts.Key Points: Becoming a stunt manA student of the artsSanctuary of Art and HealingThai chi and mindfulnessYin and Yang and space betweenMediating and AcupunctureObtaining the observer positionEpisode Highlights:[00:40] Introduction to Jordan Delagrange[01:54] Jordan shares his story of how he unexpectedly became a stunt-man simply by attending a Wing Chun seminar in Long Beach.[04:51] Jordan, as with his idol Bruce Lee, favors learning from every martial arts form[06:59] Jordan describes himself as a student of all the arts and gives the example of Bruce Lee's biography titled A Life Unabridged[10:34] While Jordan is a doctorate student in Chinese medicine, he tells us about his business, Sanctuary of Art and Healing, offering alternatives elements of human health not offered in western medicine.[15:10] Jordan and Jay discuss Thai chi and whether it focuses on mindfulness though Jordan describes it as complex yet simple. The goal is to feel the movement rather than think it through.[19:49] Jordan reminds us that physical issues are often tied to mental problems.[21:46] Jordan and Jay dive deep into the benefits of both meditating and acupuncture, describing it as an emotional release and even having the benefit of atrophying your amygdala.[25:13] Jordan and Jay both give anecdotes of their experiences serving the armed forces.[27:34] Jay reveals that mediation has helped him recognize that we are already in heaven, and Jordan agrees by quoting Alan Watts, “Everyone focuses only on the destination.” [30:37] Jordan divulges in his surrounding, often asking himself, who are these people around me? What are their stories? He finds comfort because there's no way of knowing, yet we all feel the same thing.[33:11] Jordan feels we have unlimited potential as a species while describing himself as a teacher, healer, and student.[35:16] Jordan reveals that there is nothing else he would instead do than to help his fellow humans.[37:14] Jordan explains to us that to obtain the observer position, we must distance ourselves from the emotions we're feeling in our body at the moment to feel objectively and emphatically.  [38:06] Jordan recites his poem The Unseen Becomes the Seen[41:31] Jordan reveals to us the security he feels within himself, has no fear of anything that can happen, and reiterates the importance of being ready no matter what.[45:01] Jordan gives a simple first step to meditating; close your eyes, breathe deeply, and listen behind you.[45:45] Connect with JordanConnect with Jordan:Martial Arts and WellnessSanctuary of Art and HealingInstagram | @martialartsandwellnessSources Mentioned:-     A Life Unabridged by Bruce Lee 

In this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast, Jordan and Chris are joined by newcomer, and Twitch up-and-comer: Debbie "Gluxbox." They sit down to talk about the Nintendo Indie Showcase; mostly the bigger names in announcements such as the "procedurally generated road trip," Road 96; the interestingly artistic, narratively driven: Last Stop, and Hindsight; the fresh runner with a banging soundtrack: Aerial_Knight's Never Yield; the chilled out, newly stylized OlliOlli World; and of course, the newest retro-styled return of the Beat Em' Up icon: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge.  Afterwards; Jordan, Chris and Deb discuss the rumours that the creators of the classic, early Internet virtual pet site Neopets, are considering bringing the property to the Nintendo Switch. The gang discusses some fond memories of the Flash-based legend and how it could possibly work on the Switch.  To end the Podcast, Jordan talks a bit about Nartia Boy; the new indie, side-scrolling hack n' slash that looks like TRON meets Blasphemous. While Jordan thinks it does a lot of things right, there's a lot of places where you can see it could have been better. After that, Deb talks a little about Cozy Grove; a cute little sort of life sim where you find different ways to help out ghosts. 

While Jordan is off galavanting in Jamacia on his well-deserved honeymoon (fingers crossed no hurricane or other fuckery happens), Sean is joined by our mutual friend and mutual conspiracy theory lover Austin Floyd. Austin not only runs a marketing analytics company and an apparel company but is also well versed in a variety of different domains. Paying homage to another Austin resident Tim Ferriss, this episode is appropriately named because we get into a lot of different topics we know you'll dig.    Time Stamps:   (2:01) How Austin Met Erin and Jordan (5:22) COVID Rabbit Hole (8:16) Stepping into Power (11:30) Trump (18:00) Population Control (23:00) The Vaccine (36:03) The Fabric of Our Reality (47:00) Epigenetics (49:50) The Pyramids (50:27) Leveling Up the Esoteric (53:30) Personal Responsibility and Learning (59:42) Where to Find Austin ------------ Follow Austin on Instagram Check out the Spiritual Narcissist  ------------ This episode of Rabbit Holes Podcast is brought to you by our proud partners at Cured Nutrition. CURED is the leader in CBD supplementation, with an entire line of products designed to take your everyday life to its ultimate potential. Their daily staples have been formulated with an in-house clinical herbalist, which has taken the traditional CBD regimen to an entirely new level of optimization.   Get yours at by Clicking Here or heading to https://www.curednutrition.com/?rfsn=4784910.220f96d (enter code RHPOD15 to save on your order!) ------------ Follow Jordan on Instagram Follow Sean on Instagram

Subject 2 Change IS BACK and Thanksgiving is my favorite day of the year. While Jordan was balling out for WVU yesterday, me and Osh just sat around stuffing our faces with food and watching hoops. It was lit. We also put together a little episode me and J recorded earlier this week, and (DRUM ROLL PLEASE) - WE GOT A DOPE MF GUEST!!!! Alright so we chopped it up with The Professor, and if you don't know who that is I need you to go search his name on Youtube RIGHT NOW. Dude is a bonafide STREETBALL LEGEND who came to fame after winning the And 1 Mixtape Tour way back when. We asked him about his whole come up from NOT MAKING VARSITY, to riding the bench at a JUCO to almost MAKING THE NBA! He really has an INSANE story, but the guy also knows a lot about hoops. He broke down the best ball handlers ever like Allen Iverson and Kyrie Irving, but that was only the half of it… He then told us about MEETING LAMELO BALL when the kid was still in Elementary School!!!! Professor said LaVar was actually a legit coach way back when and we agreed he does all his antics for the cameras. You won't believe what he had to say about Young Melo, Gelo and Zo though. Sh*t was bananas. Yeah, I'm wack and not even gonna tell you. You just gotta download the damn podcast and listen to find out… Alright, time to go eat more leftovers. Peace Y'all

Oh dear - Jordan and Lauren have been doing this podcast for so long Jordan is running out of countries!! But he will find a way. While Jordan still has some countries to discuss, he takes Lauren across Europe to Warsaw. Jordan spent a brief two days there, but still enjoyed himself. Come join the two of them on this brief, cold episode.

Marc and Jordan finish their look at the origins of Looney Tune characters by watching two Wile Coyote cartoons. Marc looks at the humble beginnings of the Wile/Road Runner dynamic in 'Fast and Furry-Ous' While Jordan has a field day talking about the Wile/Bugs Bunny short 'Operation: Rabbit'

Hosts Christina and Jordan Artis pick up the conversation from the previous episode. Jordan and Christina candidly open up about the challenges they faced when they actively started trying to conceive a child, and their experience starting fertility treatments.   From the stress of lovemaking to the anticipation each month followed by the disappointment of Christina getting her period, Jordan and Christina share the emotional roller-coaster they were on in trying to get pregnant. Things were also tough when it came to confiding in friends and sharing information about their fertility treatments. Jordan and Christina reveal how they navigated those situations, and how difficult it could be at times. They also talk about their experience with the fertility drug Clomid, and Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) — with a plot twist.   Welcome to Infertility Unexplained.   Key Takeaways: [:33] Picking up from where they’d left off in the previous episode, Jordan and Christina share some of the challenges they faced when they started actively trying to conceive a child. [5:18] The next step was to have a sit-down with a doctor to explore their options. [7:45] While Jordan and Christina were trying on their own, they experienced a roller coaster of emotions, in terms of the anticipation each month, followed by the letdown and disappointment. [11:17] Jordan and Christina both knew they really wanted children from the beginning. [12:28] What were the meetings with the doctor at the fertility clinic like? [19:59] Christina describes starting treatments with Clomid. [22:10] The next step was to combine Clomid with Intrauterine Insemination (IUI). [25:58] Christina talks about the experience of having to share in her friend’s joy about being pregnant while struggling to get pregnant herself. [29:30] When you’re trying to get pregnant, it seems like everyone else in the world is pregnant. [31:04] Christina’s pregnant friend had a baby shower just after her last medicated IUI session. [32:06] Even after Christina and Jordan had started fertility treatments, they had not shared this information with many people. [38:05] Different people in your life will try to support you in the way that they know how. It may not always be what you need. [43:14] Infertility is a medical condition. [44:59] If you are going through this journey, you will have to do what you need to protect your sanity and that can look different for each of us. [48:19] Why were the stakes so high for the last IUI that Christina and Jordan went through? [52:20] Christina and Jordan talk about their experience with their final IUI.   Mentioned In This Episode: Infertility Unexplained Email Christina and Jordan — infertilityunexplained@gmail.com Follow Infertility Unexplained on Instagram @Infertility_Unexplained Clomid

While Jordan is away, Hayley interviews former CWHL Toronto Furies member Jessica Platt about being LGBTQ+ in hockey, the Toronto Six, and being part of the PHWPA. After, Hayley talks about her love for Jord, Lou Williams, the Houston Dash, orange hoodie marketing and the Miami Marlins & COVID.

It was a seminal moment when the UK foreign secretary, Dominic Raab first raised the prospect just over a month ago that 2.9 million Hong Kongers could be eligible for UK citizenship. The move was in response to proposed legislation which made it a criminal act in the territory to undermine Beijing’s authority; legislation which has now been passed. China reacted swiftly to undermine the UK’s offer and to challenge its credibility, even threatening countermeasures. But for many who were Hong Kong residents before the handover in 1997, it has offered them a way out in the face of an encroachment on their democratic freedoms. Grace Tsoi reports from Hong Kong where, she amongst others, may face a difficult choice. Borders have been reopening across Europe in recent weeks, and from tomorrow, Britain is offering quarantine free travel to 59 different countries – a move not reciprocated by all. But visitors to European cities will find it a somewhat changed experience. In Germany, tourist attractions may have re-opened but there are still restrictions. But as Grace Banks in Berlin found, those who rely on tourists for their living are desperate for them to return. Across the Middle East all eyes turned to the sky last month for the partial solar eclipse. But next week the citizens of the United Arab Emirates will turn their attention to another celestial body; the Red Planet, as the country launches its most challenging space project to date. It’ll be the Arab world’s first interplanetary mission and is due to reach the orbit of Mars in February next year. And as Georgia Tolley reports from Dubai, space has caught the imagination of the country. Tipping is an important American custom – but foreigners often find it awkward and confusing. Is it simply something you have to do or is it a case of rewarding good service when you think it was worth it? Helier Cheung tells us about her difficulties navigating tipping culture as a Briton in America – and how the pandemic helped her change her opinion of the practice. While Jordan appears to have weathered the coronavirus pandemic so far with a tiny number of reported deaths, it had a very strict lockdown which hit the economy and livelihoods hard. That was eased five weeks ago but Jordan had already suffered years of sluggish growth and high unemployment, even before the pandemic. And life is now harder than ever. But as Charlie Faulkner reports from Amman, the past few months have given more time to those who indulge in one of the country’s popular hobbies, owning and flying pigeons. Presenter Kate Adie Producer Caroline Bayley and Serena Tarling

For our season finale, the BBCollective tackles “The Last Dance,” the acclaimed 10-part ESPN documentary of the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls dynasty of the 1990's. While Jordan rules as the fulcrum of the conversation, the complicated legacies of Jerry Krause, Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson, among others are also all examined in depth. But first, Andrew addresses the NFL's latest sorry attempt at enhancing the Rooney Rule, Ed amplifies the otherwise under-reported travails of New Orleans sanitation workers in the wake of COVID, and Zak takes Brian Kemp to task for his latest bit of gross incompetence.

Citizen’s Guide To The Supernormal - Episode 24 – La Llorona: Ladies in White, Period Jokes, and Sassy Snakes https://allmylinks.com/sargethedestroyer Welcome back to The Citizen’s Guide To The Supernormal blog. In this episode we cover a weeping woman from South America who lives by water and steals your children, like an aquatic Madonna. We have a special guest, @its_me_your_mom or Ms. Tiffany if you’re nasty. Anyway, this story is crazy for a number of reasons but none of those reasons explain the snake tangent I went on. We also talk about Banshees which is like if Yoko Ono was a harbinger of death and not just the harbinger of Paul McCarthney’s worst music. Wings sucks and you can’t convince me otherwise. Anyway, while recording this episode, we discovered that Tiffany shouts a lot when she’s having her monthlies, Jordan is a loud eater, Maynerd’s cats think they’re parrots, and I suck at rolling my Rs. Oh and I guess there’s like 14 different countries that have a similar story to La Llorona which is a lot of places to have a shared folktale considering they all came about before the interwebs. While Jordan is a die-hard skeptic, I like to think that La Llorona is a manifestation of a shared fear of women in white dresses which is why it took so long for George Clooney to get married. That’s it from me, please enjoy the show and tell us what you think. If you can spare a dime or more than a dime, hit up the link at the top of the page so we can afford to keep making penis jokes. Love, Sarge

While Jordan recovers from New York Comic Con, Chris speaks to Stella Cheeks for an all-new chibisode about her history with Sailor Moon... which involves her watching the entire series for the first time and falling in love with it this year! Send us your history with the moon on twitter @SailorBusiness or through email at sailorbusinesspodcast@gmail.com! And, as always--thanks for supporting the Sailor Business Patreon... it makes all this possible!

While Jordan was busy summering in Maine, Michelle got stuck in a New Orleans toilet. Who had a better vacation? You decide. Plus, The Daily Show’s Michael Kosta will eat just about anything. And Alternatino creator and star Arturo Castro on why salsa clubs make him feel inadequate. Plus, one man’s quest to turn Uber Pool into a dating app.

Jordan Gross is a Northwestern and Kellogg School of Management graduate, a two-time startup founder, a TEDx speaker, and a #1 best-selling author. His upcoming book, The Journey to Cloud Nine, provides a new approach to the personal development world by using fictional storytelling to reveal some of life's most meaningful principles. Jordan has been asking hundreds of people around the world how they live their lives on cloud nine, and he cannot wait to share this with all of you!   Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [0:59] Josh introduces today’s guest, Jordan Gross, author and TEDx speaker. [2:02] Josh welcomes Jordan to Franchise Euphoria. [2:52] Jordan gives an overview of why he left his corporate job and how he got to where he is today. [6:46] Jordan explains that while he has a vision for his future, it’s more about the way you reach for your goal than actually achieving it. [9:45] Instead of focusing on the actual goal itself, Jordan encourages you pay attention to the micro goals you set along the way and enjoy the journey of becoming the person you want to be. [11:47] Jordan’s Cloud 9 process is about discovering meaning and your core mission which encapsulates a few key steps. [14:57] While Jordan started working exclusively with small business owners, he has expanded to a broader field of individuals who desire coaching. [15:55] Jordan’s coaching program typically lasts for about three months, but this is flexible and caters specifically to the individual. [16:50] To ensure he delivers a quality product and devotes the proper attention to each of his clients, he limits himself to only taking on one to three clients at a time. [18:37] Jordan’s upcoming book is titled The Journey to Cloud Nine, and the concept is a fictional story that shares the concepts he wants people to apply to their lives. [20:54] Jordan’s key objective in life is to make people think, which is embodied in a quote he shares from Ed Mylett. [22:26] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com www.journeytocloudnine.com/interviews www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-gross-8271905b

In episode 158, Kestrel welcomes Jordan Nodarse, the founder and Creative Director of Boyish Jeans, to the show. While Jordan recently founded Boyish in 2018, he’s been around the denim scene for years — having been behind the launch of Reformation’s first denim collection, as well as Revolve’s GRLFRND denim. “I always tell people — it’s all about progress, not perfection. You’re never going to be 100% sustainable. Even when you feel like you’re 100% sustainable, you can always be more efficient. And the environmental impacts are always going to be evolving to become better and better, so you always have to evolve.” -Jordan Nodarse, Founder of Boyish On this week’s show, Jordan shares more on what first got him into denim — trying to make his own jeans. Being a musician at the time, Jordan wanted to have jeans that looked more like Bryce Springsteen in the era of bootcut, so he cut out the inseam of vintage jeans and altered them to get the look he was going for. Kestrel + Jordan also discuss more of the intricacies of what sustainability means to Boyish, how it’s always evolving, and how important it is for Jordan to use his brand to help educate shoppers. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: Refibra by Lenzing, fabric that Boyish uses ZDHC (Zero Discharge Of Hazardous Chemicals); company Boyish works with that audits them regularly OEKO-TEX; Boyish works with them to help certify their factory Intertek; Boyish works with them for auditing The HIGG Index BCI Cotton + GOTS Certified Organic Cotton, Boyish has their mill only purchase one or the other, to ensure their cotton is traceable. They also request transactional certificates for everything, and do their best to buy consistently from their suppliers. PP (potassium permanganate): one of the harsh chemicals often used to distress denim. Jordan says it can easily be replaced by using natural cold water reactive enzymes. Tonello, more sustainable garment-finishing machines that Boyish uses Solar Sister, nonprofit Boyish donates to through 1% For The Planet Stashers, cool company that makes a silicone-based replacement for ziplock bags

While Jordan is in jail, the Guardians run a mission and get some help from mysterious visitors. Willa Savage defends Jordan in court, with some... surprising results. ---- Cast:  JV Hampton-VanSant Amanda Jacobson David Ault Elie Hirshman Skyler Perring Christine Osimo Kate Sanchez Lucy Fitzgerald Brittany Nicholson Chad Ellis Chelsea Cox Jack Pevyhouse Jake Del Rio James Oliva Jessa Nicholson-Getz Kelsey Koldys Nick Ganzner Andrew Giotta Dylan Mobley ---- Special thanks to DJ Stranger Danger for letting us use "Danger Digi Doo" in scene 2. Thanks to David Rhinestrom for introducing the song to us. Episode Song: Prisoner by The Pretty Reckless --- Art By: JV Hampton-VanSant Music By: Nico Vettese --- Transcripts Available On Website ---

Jordan Morgan is an actor from the town of Truman, Arkansas. Jordan's performing experience began as a member of his church choir, and he also acted in plays there. While Jordan enjoyed acting, he had always considered it an after-school hobby. As he prepared to apply for college, he toyed with the idea of law school or a career in medicine, but never gave a future as a performer any serious thought. During his freshman year of college, Jordan discovered Shakespeare, and decided he would give more consideration to exploring acting. After his roommate decided he was leaving for California, Jordan made the decision to head to L.A. with him so that he could  give acting a chance  while still mainly focusing on what he considered a more "safe" career path. Before long, Jordan found himself  too caught up in a new L.A. lifestyle, and got himself into some serious legal trouble. Jordan took the experience as a wake-up call. Starting at square one, he seized the opportunity to learn, grow, and to really go after what he truly wants in life. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/spokendreams.

While Jordan was busy at New York Comic Con, Chris got together with friend of the show Shannon Manor for a Chibisode! This time, they look at Chapter 40, Dream 2 from the Sailor Moon manga, the age-swap episode... which also features some weird Ami stuff. Send us your magical family age-swapping stories on twitter @SailorBusiness or through email at sailorbusinesspodcast@gmail.com! And, as always--thanks for supporting the Sailor Business Patreon... it makes all this possible!

What role has your intuition played in your development as an artist? Have you always followed it or has it been a struggle to give yourself that permission? My guest, Jordan Wolfson has embraced his intuition and followed it down some fascinating creative corridors. In our conversation, Jordan opens up about how he got started as an artist, what his process looks like, the contrast between language and art, how he honed his skill set, and so much more. I can’t wait for you to get a glimpse of Jordan’s fascinating perspective! Wandering in the dark and finding a path forward. Can you think back to the start of your career in art? Did you have a clear moment when you knew that this was what you wanted to dedicate your life to or was it more of a gradual awakening? The way Jordan Wolfson tells it, his path into an art career was more of a discovery than an actual experience or decision. For the longest time, Jordan had a deep desire to spend time painting and he’s kept following that desire which led him through college and into his career today. Looking back, Jordan speaks fondly of the studio classes he took during his undergrad at UC Santa Cruz. During that time, Jordan felt like he had fallen in love with the craft of painting. Do you have a similar story, what set you on your path? Honing the craft. As an artist you are constantly honing and refining your craft, let’s face it, you never truly, “Arrive.” This process can look different for each of us and a lot of benefits can be found when we take the time to hear each other's stories. Jordan Wolfson’s story is no different, he has several stories to tell of renowned artists like John Walker and Andrew Forge who entered his story at critical times in his development to challenge and encourage him in his work. Listening to Jordan, you really get the sense that he knows that he has a lot to learn even though he’s quite accomplished! Can you really follow your intuition? Which is more important to follow, your training or your intuition? Do you have to choose between the two? In my experience, if you want to follow your intuition, you’ve got to develop an ear for it as you progress in your career. If you are constantly ignoring your intuition, eventually it’ll fade into the background. Jordan Wolfson describes following his intuition as tracking down a glimmer of light or thread to see where it came from and where it’s leading. While Jordan is quick to emphasize the influence of his art school training, he also points to this cultivation of listening to his intuition that has had a huge impact on his artwork over the years. Clearing the mind and getting centered. What are some of the most important aspects of your creative process? Do you have certain rituals that you follow when you enter your studio space and approach your canvas? For Jordan Wolfson, his process starts with a morning practice of sitting and meditation. He places a lot of value on being present in mind and body before he proceeds with his work at the canvas. Its Jordan’s hope that this deliberate practice of presence and centering his mind have a direct impact on his artwork. Take a look at some of the images of his art located at the end of this post and see for yourself! Outline of This Episode [3:20] I introduce my guest, Jordan Wolfson. [4:50] How Jordan decided to become an artist. [7:00] Jordan talks about his post-college pursuits. [10:30] What it took for Jordan to hone his painting skills. [15:30] Painting and presence. [17:20] The contrast between language and art. [20:45] Jordan talks about what he is currently working on. [26:00] Trusting your intuition and seeing where it leads. [33:30] Jordan opens up about his process of creating his artwork. [44:15] The value of meditation and centering your thoughts. [46:45] Artwork that Jordan would love to own. [48:50] Jordan talks about the recontextualization of painting. Other artists mentioned on this episode Andrew Forge William Bailey John Walker Guggenheim Museum Presents Giacometti Chaim Soutine’s Intense Paintings of Slaughtered Animals Venus and Adonis Paul Rost Chuck Ceraso Ann Gale Paul Cézanne Willem de Kooning Leon Kossoff Frank Auerbach John Dewey http://concurrenceart.com/ Resources Mentioned on this episode Jordan’s website Jordan on Facebook Jordan on Instagram Jordan’s Teaching Website Jordan’s Blog Video – Song Cycle with Blue Cloth, 2018 The Shape of a Pocket The Painting and Presence Course, beginning October 29 EMERGENCE: An Online Painting Collaborative Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Jordan F is an 80's inspired music producer based in Sydney. Labelling his music as "Synthwave" or "Retro" misses the mark somewhat. While Jordan does use the 80's as a sound palette, he has repurposed these sounds for a modern audience, all the while keeping that nostalgia that we love. If you ever dream about hitting a lonely road at sunset and just driving, Jordan F is the soundtrack to that dream.

#130: Flimsy Philosophy with Jordan Peterson and Donald Trump Cellar Door Skeptics is back again for episode 130 talking about universal basic income, the Trump Tariffs, and Jordan Peterson’s dick measuring contest. If you thought they could not be serious for a moment, look no farther as the duo works hard to bring another delightful and perceptive episode. Give Directly is a non profit organization that is working to test the limits of universal basic income. They strive to help impoverished people out while creating a study that could change lives throughout the world. Chris squared also talk through Trump’s steel tariffs and how they actual kill more jobs that help. The dissolution that the tariffs create, will have you brimming with anger and ready to not vote Trump again in the next election. Lastly they team up to dissect Jordan Peterson’s toxic masculinity crisis as they try and wipe away the anti-transgender thoughts that he continues to spew from his pulpit. While Jordan is working on his arm chair masters degree, he wants to create a church that help young men worship . . . well they do not exactly know but what they do know is that Peterson wants a church to help promote his agenda. Subscribe: http://www.spreaker.com/user/cellardoorskeptics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CellarDoorSkeptics RSS Feed: https://www.spreaker.com/user/8326690/episodes/feed iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cellar-door-skeptics/id1044088575?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Website: http://cellardoorskeptics.com Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/cellar-door-skeptics Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cellardoorskeptics PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/CellarDoorSkeptics Intro Music: http://aloststateofmind.com/ Links ----- https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+130&version=NIV ----- https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05259-x https://givedirectly.org/ ------ https://www.politico.com/story/2018/05/31/trump-hits-us-allies-with-steel-aluminum-tariffs-615327 https://globalnews.ca/news/4244395/aluminum-steel-tariffs-canadians/ https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-slaps-steel-aluminum-tariffs-on-canada-mexico-european-union-1527774283 http://thehill.com/policy/international/390106-trudeau-trump-tariffs-are-an-affront-to-canadian-soldiers-who-fought-and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_United_States_steel_tariff http://money.cnn.com/2017/01/03/news/economy/obama-china-tire-tariff/index.html https://www.tradepartnership.com/pdf_files/2002jobstudy.pdf http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/03/01/here-comes-trumps-trade-war-steel-aluminum-tariffs-232/ https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/03/trump-steel-tariffs-bad-economics-bad-policy/ https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-03-02/steel-tariffs-talk-ignores-effects-on-manufacturing-jobs ------ https://www.thestar.com/opinion/2018/05/25/i-was-jordan-petersons-strongest-supporter-now-i-think-hes-dangerous.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-profound-sadness-in-jordan-petersons-antidote-to-chaos/2018/05/09/8e1be3a4-53bd-11e8-9c91-7dab596e8252_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.c0cc9a4b9c22 https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/18/style/jordan-peterson-12-rules-for-life.html http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2018/01/why_is_monsanto_inviting_alt_right_hero_jordan_peterson_to_a_fireside_chat.html https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/hot-thought/201802/jordan-peterson-s-flimsy-philosophy-life?amp

Affiliate disclaimer: Heads up! There are affiliate links in these show notes. What that means is if you click on a link and then make a purchase, I make a small percentage of money because I referred you. This comes at no additional cost to you. I only share products and resources that I trust and that I know will help you in your business. Grateful for your support!   On today's show, I have Business Operations Consultant Jordan Gill who is located in Dallas, Texas.   While Jordan primarily works with entrepreneurs and creating systems for their business so they can be more effective and efficient, she shares SO many great tips during this episode that can be applicable to anyone. After listening, you're going to be inspired to systemize EVERYTHING in your life so you can spend more time doing what you love, spending time with family and friends, or whatever it is you want to do with more free time!   We chat about inbox management how to not be completely overwhelmed with your inbox, advice on setting boundaries in your professional and personal life, decision fatigue and how to fight it, how she works a 3 day work week (and brings in a steady income) and so much more!   Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!   Full show notes at: http://brittneyllynn.com/035 In today's episode, you'll find out:   The systems she uses throughout her day to make her life easier (and ones you can use too!) How you can be more efficient throughout your daily life. What she thinks people misconceive about time management professionals. The most challenging aspect about being an entrepreneur. How you can become a better networker and build authentic relationships with others. A proud moment of her career that stands out. How she works a 3 day work week and how you can too. How she sets boundaries in her life and business. How to manage your inbox and get over email overwhelm. How Amazon packing lists save her time.   Links mentioned:   Caylen Asher Slack Asana Monday.com How to Win Friends & Influence People 5 Minute Journal 5 Minute Journal App The Profit tv show The Partner tv show   Follow Jordan:   Podcast Website Facebook Instagram   Like the show? There are several ways you can help! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or Google Play Leave an honest review on iTunes. The ratings and reviews help for two reasons: 1) Most importantly, I get to know you, the listener, and what content you enjoy the most. 2) The more reviews the podcast has, the better chance it has at getting in front of new listeners. Follow on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Join the Facebook group to interact with guests and other listeners Join the Day in the Life newsletter

This week we were joined by a terrific guest from Southeast Georgia. Jordan Barnes is perhaps best known for his webshow, Close Proximity TV, where he chases gobblers all over the country on both public and private tracts of land. Jordan is clearly passionate about the outdoors and is willing to take time out of his busy schedule to help others enjoy the outdoors as well. While Jordan is too humble to admit it, continuously killing turkeys with a bow, on camera, self filmed, without a blind is truly amazing.  We have a goal of reaching 50 reviews on iTunes and we would love your help. If you haven't already, leave us a rating and review, and if you send me a screen shot and a mailing address I will send you a CTO decal as a thank you.  Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Instagram, as well as our closed listener group Chasing Tall Tales!  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa3HZ1DmisR4Fy-CQ3rn4Kwhttps://www.facebook.com/closeproximitytv/ https://www.instagram.com/close_proximity_tv/?hl=en  

Episode 31- March 10, 2018 This week the guys start off by discussing their GOATS of the Week (0:30). Jordan praises that we are finally in March Madness and rambles on for 5 minutes about it. Chad discusses how Los Angeles is STRIKING FEAR into the hearts of Clevelanders, as well as Drake Night in Toronto. In the DARKOs of the Week (6:11) Jordan also admits that he's terrified of what will happen after March will the sports apocalypse will finally happen. Chad feels the pain that Tyrod Taylor and Jarvis Landry will be feeling in their new home and how NFL teams get monster players for what seems like nothing. The Guys go complete conspiracy theory with the Cleveland Browns and Bill Belichick (10:30) Do you agree with their thoughts? The Guys apologize for the 2 weeks off and discuss the best things we saw since that last time we podcasted (15:25). Chad Gives out a PSA about table saws and how they are untrustworthy. WHile Jordan informs everyone about Nuni Omat- Reunited with his dad after 21 years when they played WVU. a refugee from Kenya, US women's hockey and men's curling won gold, Brad Davison- Dislocated shoulder, popped it back in and scored 30 vs Mich St., Keegan McGovern (National POTW, 5 HRs in 4 games (3 in one game), Cleveland Browns are once again an NFL team. Jordans Favorite Thing (26:35) College Basketball is in full swing with conference tournaments. The guy's breakdown who they think will be successful in Saturday's matchups and talk about the teams that have already won their conference title. Jordan tries his best to be a good Georgia Basketball fan, while Chad says he should go back to his old ways (31:21). ACC Championship discussion (32:00) which features Virginia and UNC. SEC Semi-Final discussion (32:39) which features Alabama vs Kentucky and Arkansas vs Tennessee. A quick discussion about High School basketball (35:26) Chad and Jordan discuss watching Orlando Christian Prep which has future UNC Tar Heel Nassir Little. Mid-major basketball championship discussion (36:35). PAC-12 championship discussion (39:58) who knew USC could be good at another sport other than football. The guys also do Nerd Talk (45:02) in which they discuss upcoming movies and TV shows. Make sure to check out the Podcast on all the social medias @moreorlessports Also check out the YouTube channel as well

is a woman possessed with success. Whether the task is staging at for or working harvest in Burgundy for she will achieve. Get this woman to a spin class in the morning and watch her run the world for the rest of the day.   Jordan joined us at in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. Jordan was in NC to raise awareness for her creations and . While Jordan was here we took the opportunity to chat about what it’s like to work for and be the Director of Wine and Special Projects for . We also got behind the scenes of what it’s like to sit for the , be a mom and a somm and finally what High-Low means.   Listen to this episode to be inspired, awed and entertained. Jordan’s story is one of endless energy and drive plus intelligence and charm. Forget TED Talks, sit down with Jordan for about an hour.

Hey guys, start your weekend off right with a throwback to episode 2 of the Pump Up The Ham show, with special guest @breadery. It's a truly international production spanning 3 continents. We tackle the big issues such as, how bread's wifi is run by a hamster in wheel, and finding out that a stern british newsreader wearing jeans and sanding a boat between news stories would tear bread's family apart. Nige channels the spirit of Jimmy Stewart (albeit not very well) And we also breakdown the greatest inventions that our grandparents thought were were really good ideas. While Jordan introduces us to Daniel Lambert, the steam powered man who stole our hearts. All this and much more ridiculousness is waiting for you here at the ham factory. So grab some honey, pre-heat the oven and get ready to glaze your ears as we Pump Up The Ham.

While Jordan and the gang are in England for the Edison-St. John wedding, we have a star-studded episode of guest hosts! Patsy Kennedy, host of KSAC New Mexico's "Don't Believe It"! Bobby Kurtzman, AKA the blogosphere's Everett Gottlieb! Dr. Nektori Stelloff, the banana-eating mad-science guru! And the righteous return of Jordan Robot! Featuring: Guard Duty, Series 4, Episode 11: "On Ice," a Guard Duty episode revealing the biggest twist in the series history; Rory St. John's This Day in History and update Where Are They Now In History, wherein Patsy reveals the truth about 1993; Live Frank Allen Coverage of the Edison-St. John wedding, via satellite from England; Epic Echoes, Series 4, Episode 1: "Unmasked!," beginning/ending the last/first season of Epic Echoes...either way...; a sweet dosing of Listener Mail; guestiness from the four guest-hosts. Hip-hip-Download it now! AND, send your comments to castinwax@gmail.com!