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I'm Josh Cooperman and this is Convo By Design. Technically its Convo By Design, in reality, this is another episode of Kyle Bunting & Friends…. If you heard this last week and you think it's a repeat, it's not. Keep listening.A few months ago, you heard an episode of Convo By Design featuring Fern Santini, Lauren Rottet and Jan Showers. That episode included and was orchestrated by Kyle Bunting. Kyle and I have gotten to know each other a little bit since he was on the show and we were talking one day and this idea just came up, got legs, sprouted wings and before I knew what happened, Kyle offered to put this all-star panel together for an episode to be featured on the CXD spinoff, Lone Star House of Design. It sounds kind of complicated, it's really not. You can check all of the previous podcast episodes on your podcast source of choice and find everything previously referenced. Back to the story. While Kyle and I were talking after the episode with Lauren, Jan and Fern aired, I mentioned his collar with another CXD alum, Timothy Corrigan and Kyle was like… “I have an idea.” What is about to follow, in 2 episodes because it could not be packaged into one, is an incredible 2-part conversation about European rugs, collaborations, artistry in hide and a history of rug making.This is part two of our conversation. This expands on what you've heard previously and showcases the history and significance of each piece referenced in the Chateau Collection. Everything from Aubusson to Savonnerie. You are going to hear about the origins of the Polonaise, delicate detail of the Boule as well as custom creations like the Empire and Moderne. This is a deep dive into color ways, replacing metallic silks with Hyde to produce a finished product that has the glimmer of polished steel. Coloring that breathes depth into the pattern. So, this Kyle Bunting & Friends concept is pretty cool and I think you're going to dig it. Speaking of that…Are you subscribing to the podcast, if not, please do so you get every episode automatically when they are published. You can find Convo By Design everywhere you find your favorite podcasts and now, you can find us on DesignNetwork dot Org, a destination dedicated to podcasts, all things design and architecture so make sure to check it out.Thank you, Tim and Kyle, for being a part of this. I am so fortunate to have friends like you. I really enjoyed our time together and love the collection. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your partnership. And, thank you for listening and subscribing to the podcast. Keep those emails coming convo by design at Outlook dot com. Adding the word “pleasure” to our architectural aspirations will make life better for all who choose to embrace this idea. See if you can add this word to what you do every day and see what happens. I am looking forward to seeing you again in person at a design event near you very soon. Until then, be well and take today first.

This is Convo By Design. Technically, its Convo By Design... in reality, this is another episode of Kyle Bunting & Friends. A few months ago, you heard an episode of Convo By Design featuring Fern Santini, Lauren Rottet and Jan Showers. That episode included and was orchestrated by Kyle Bunting. Kyle and I have gotten to know each other a little bit since he was on the show and we were talking one day and this idea just came up, got legs, sprouted wings and before I knew what happened, Kyle offered to put this all-star panel together for an episode to be featured on the CXD spinoff, Lone Star House of Design. It sounds kind of complicated, it's really not. You can check all of the previous podcast episodes on your podcast source of choice and find everything previously referenced. Back to the story. While Kyle and I were talking after the episode with Lauren, Jan and Fern aired, I mentioned his collar with another CXD alum, Timothy Corrigan and Kyle was like… “I have an idea.” What is about to follow, in 2 episodes because it could not be packaged into one, is an incredible 2-part conversation about European rugs, collaborations, artistry in hide and a history of rug making.This is part one of our conversation. You are going to hear about partnerships, European rugs by type and the process by which Timothy Corrigan imagined his Chateau Collection and Kyle set out to create it. This is a soon-to-be classic tale of creator/ designer and artist/ craftsman working together to produce something exquisite, delicate in appearance but durable, an heirloom quality rug made from the earliest of sourced materials.So, this Kyle Bunting & Friends concept is pretty cool and I think you're going to dig it. Speaking of that…Are you subscribing to the podcast, if not, please do so you get every episode automatically when they are published. You can find Convo By Design everywhere you find your favorite podcasts and now, you can find us on DesignNetwork dot Org, a destination dedicated to podcasts, all things design and architecture so make sure to check it out.Thank you, Tim and Kyle, for being a part of this. I am so fortunate to have friends like you. I really enjoyed our time together and love the collection. Thank you Walker Zanger and ThermaSol for your partnership. And, thank you for listening and subscribing to the podcast. Keep those emails coming convo by design at Outlook dot com. Adding the word “pleasure” to our architectural aspirations will make life better for all who choose to embrace this idea. See if you can add this word to what you do every day and see what happens. I am looking forward to seeing you again in person at a design event near you very soon. Until then, be well and take today first.

Thank you for tuning into "Starting Small", a podcast about brand development, entrepreneurship, and innovation in the modern world. In this episode, I am joined by Kyle Widrick, Founder of Win Brands Group, a leading DTC platform to build and scale the most innovative customer-first brands in the world. At an early age, Kyle had an adaptation of entrepreneurship. Following his time in college and realizing how challenging it could be to find housing, he went on to create "Post Grad", leveraging ambassadors across various universities, to collect leads for referral. Those referrals were then placed with brokers, in which Post Grad aided in the seeding. While Kyle has built an extensive expertise in entrepreneurship around his own ventures, he went on to create Win Brands Group. Understanding that the entrepreneurial journey is a long road and you need the right people for support, Kyle created Win to help entrepreneurs and startups achieve greater potential, around all aspects of their business. Make sure to check out Win Brands Group at: https://www.winbg.com/   Follow Starting Small: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/startingsmallpod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Startingsmallpod/?modal=admin_todo_tour LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/cameronnagle   Support for Starting Small comes from Humanscale, the leading designer and manufacturer of high-performance ergonomic products that help create a healthier work life. All of their products, from chairs to standing desks and more, are comfortable, easy to use, and sustainable. And great for either the office or the work from home environment. With an increase in shifting workplaces, comfort can be especially hard to find. As I run the podcast, I am in front of my desk for hours a day; from scheduling, researching, interviewing, and more. Humanscale allows me to remain productive, without the consequence of body stress to follow.  Make sure to check out Humanscale at humanscale.com, and use code: STARTINGSMALL at checkout to save 20% on your purchase.   Thank you to this episodes mid-break sponsor, all33. We all know the feeling of sitting up from a chair and feeling excruciating pain. all33's Backstrong C1 chair is designed to cradle your pelvis and lower back, causing your vertebrae to stack into ideal posture. Sit back, and you'll find it's impossible to slouch. Make sure to use code STARTINGSMALL at checkout to receive $100 off of your order at https://all33.com/products/backstrong-chair  

While Kyle is out on paternity leave and Eric is simply out, Ashby invites Hunter Batten to join the podcast once again, as they discuss Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2! Tune in and listen as they give their thoughts of the movie!

Kyle Inserra is both a commercial real estate advisor and a media mogul. To become the latter, he had to risk the former. “Everyone's coming from this fear mindset that you're giving away too much,” Kyle Inserra explained about sharing information on the Digital Hospitality podcast. “They don't want to say anything. "The ability to connect with folks digitally and give out information has been a huge thing for me.” Huge indeed, and even more so — different. Yes, most people in Kyle’s buttoned up, bottom line-oriented industry are not into giving out secret ‘code’ – especially not on social media. https://youtu.be/L_-0nGRr0B4   Kyle Inserra on Digital Hospitality Podcast: Kyle Inserra is a Restaurant Growth Strategist and Commercial Real Estate Advisor who is also host of The National Restaurant Owners Podcast. The entrepreneur was a guest on Digital Hospitality, where he discussed publishing content online, digital marketing, the changing real estate and restaurants industries, and leading with truth, numbers, and goals. Visit https://taplink.cc/kyleinserra to learn more about Kyle Inserra. While Kyle's competitors are keeping intel close to their chest and operating on the old guard, Kyle is creating content on Tik Tok as an effort to empower the next generation of restaurant owners looking to understand both sides of the business. “I focus on giving it all away to the point where I have these crazy notebooks of little ideas that I get because there's so many little things that come to mind,” shares Kyle on his approach to teaching on Tik Tok and other social platforms. “You want to share with folks who are really good at running a restaurant but make bad real estate decisions or bad partnership decisions.” This is because as a commercial real estate advisor, Kyle views restaurant owners as his partners, not his tenants. He realizes by revealing the ins and outs of what he does in real estate that it allows future clients to better establish their footing so both sides can succeed. For better or for worse, not everyone in his industry is catching up to speed. “With all due respect to my fellow brokers out there: you make my job easier when you don't do it,” laughs Kyle. “I can shoot you a link to my YouTube video or a site tour or a market update. I'm at a distinct advantage.” Over the course of the pandemic, Kyle’s content creating approach has challenged conventional thinking in his industry and offered him his own lane. As restaurants re-open and new owners and operators want to rent vacant space, Kyle believes it’s important for each side of the equation to let their guard down and be open. “Whatever your concept is, my advice to you is be completely transparent with the landlord,” says Kyle. “Starting with, ‘Here's what I do and I only need this much space. Can you do it yes or no?’ And to be honest, be aggressive with the rent.” Transparency is a two-way street. By Kyle leading with his truth, numbers and goals, his potential partners are more likely to do the same thing so that both parties can prosper. “Historically, restaurant owners don’t like to share their books,” Kyle notes. “They didn't need to. But it's in your best interest right now to show them.” While Kyle isn’t sharing books and bottom lines on his numerous social platforms, he is sharing his life and lessons at an impressive clip. For many professionals navigating the internet, drawing the line between business and play can be cumbersome. For Kyle, there’s no line. “At the end of the day you're building a business and a life,” says Kyle. “And my content is so intertwined. I'm excited to see what it looks like in twenty years.” In 2021, it’s looking good for Kyle.   Posting and Connecting Online: Just recently, his open approach to posting his personal life led to a lead in his professional endeavors. “I've gotten a lead off of a picture with my French bulldog,

Generational wealth has been a major talking point on the Wealth & Law podcast. In prior episodes, Brent and Rachel have talked about how to preserve generational wealth and how to pass it on to future generations. This week, we dive into how to actually build generational wealth. Brent and Rachel are joined by Kyle Larson and Lily Styrmoe from TCI Wealth Advisors and go over their top five tips for how younger individuals and families can begin building the generational wealth that they’ve dreamed of. Kyle Larson is a a CFP, Financial Advisor, and Shareholder at TCI Wealth Advisors. Kyle graduated from the University of Arizona before attending medical school and later becoming a financial planner. While Kyle enjoys working with all clients, he specializes in planning for doctors, nurses, and others who work in medicine, namely new and resident physicians. You can find Kyle at https://tciwealth.com/employee-directory/kyle-larson/ and can contact him at kyle.larson@tciwealth.com. Lily Styrmoe is a CFP, CSRIC, and Financial Advisor at TCI Wealth Advisors. Lily graduated Magna Cum Laude from Northern Arizona University with a degree in Environmental Studies. Her particular area of expertise is in sustainable, responsible, and impact investing. Lily enjoys aligning clients’ long term investment strategy and overarching financial plan with their core values, specifically environmental and socially responsible focused goals. You can find Lily at https://tciwealth.com/employee-directory/lily-styrmoe/ and can contact her at lily.styrmoe@tciwealth.com. If you are enjoying the podcast please SUBSCRIBE and leave a REVIEW, and if you want to learn more about Brent and Rachel go to https://wealthandlaw.com/team/.

Life is not a race as they say. Some people found their success in their 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and some even in the late stages of their life. But only a chosen few are the exception to the rule. One of them is our guest who is out there raising multi-millions of dollars in his early 20’s. Kyle Marcotte is a 22-year-old multifamily syndicator. While Kyle was still a premed student and Division 1 Soccer player at UC Davis, he was able to syndicate two multifamily apartment buildings. These two deals totaled 119 units and are valued at over 5.5 million dollars. Today Kyle focuses on 100+ unit multifamily deals in the Austin market. Be inspired and be motivated by Kyle and find out what it really takes to become successful and attain financial freedom at a young age. Topics on Today’s Episode: Kyle’s background and how after reading a book pointed him into investing Dropping out of med school How Kyle made the jump from med school to real estate Things learned while working in a senior living facility Learning more stuff about real estate by reading several books Persevering through multiple rejections  How to build the confidence to get up on stage? What Kyle brings when talking to people Kyle’s confidence level after raising his first private money  Dreams and goals A Few tips to those who decide to stay in school A piece of advice to the listeners  Links and Resources Mentioned www.kylemarcotte.com ‎Own Your Time Podcast on Apple Podcasts Join us for our Virtual Apartments to Millions Summit. Text “A2M” to 480-500-1127 Books mentioned: Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy Quotes: “If I make more, I’m gonna be taxed more” - Kyle Marcotte “To get where you wanna go, you’ve got to do things most people are never willing to do” - Corey Peterson “There’s nothing like stupid money” - Corey Peterson Don’t forget to download my Free Workshop Quick Start Video Series, and if you like what you have heard please leave a review on iTunes. Text the word MONEY to 408-500-1127 to get my free private money program and credibility kit for single-family.

Carlo Surace of Analytics of Dynasty joins the guys to talk about a bunch of things Kyle can't quite grasp. We talk about how best to measure current market value in the off-season and discuss actual value vs production strategies. While Kyle leaves this episode more confused than ever, we hope you will gain some profitable knowledge for your dynasty teams

Welcome to our new student-led episode series, Engaging in the Field: Student Stories from Field Education, that will be posted on Sundays during spring of 2021. One of our Divcast student interns, Evelyn Archer-Taminger, M.Div. ’21 is taking over the host role for this series. She connects with other current residential Master of Divinity students to tell stories of their experiences with Duke Divinity School’s Field Education program. Field Education is a required component of the M.Div. degree and serves as a valuable companion to classroom academic work. Students serving in contextual learning in a variety of placements including in churches, nonprofits, agencies, and in hospitals as clinical pastoral care interns nurtures growth both in their vocational discernment and in their spiritual lives. In this first episode of the series, “Growing in Your Call,” Evelyn speaks with senior residential M.Div. students Kari Martin and Kyle MacDonald. Each has had a range of experiences with field education and weaves together how the placements they served in grew them in unexpected ways. Kari grew up part of a non-denominational church in Virginia and pursued placements at Duke where she could be formed in church settings affiliated with both the United Methodist Church and Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. While Kyle, came to Duke from Kentucky with tons of music ministry experience and grew his idea of what kinds of ministry God might be calling him into. Enjoy Evelyn’s conversation with her colleagues Kari and Kyle. Due to the ongoing complexities of the COVID-19 pandemic, pre-enrollment discernment opportunities for incoming students may be limited or eliminated. The Office of Field Education will make an official determination by April of 2021.

Portfolio manager Kyle Weaver shares views on U.S. equities and long-term trends beyond the upcoming elections and ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Kyle, who manages the recently launched Fidelity U.S. Growth Opportunities Class, shares his investment philosophy and what he looks for when investing in companies. Kyle calls this one of the most volatile years he’s ever experienced, but notes that Fidelity U.S. Growth Opportunities Class is always positioned to add to opportunities if they should arise. March and April offered a great example of the Class in action: there were so many forced sellers in the market that it was a great opportunity to add to Kyle’s favourite names at prices that were extremely low – as much as 50–70% cheaper than they were in January. While Kyle finds the search for breakthrough growth stocks the most exciting, because of their potential to generate high returns, he won’t take his eyes off mega-cap stocks. They remain the most important names in the index and in his portfolio.  Recorded on September 16, 2020.

While Kyle and I have written-off international travel for the rest of the year due to the pandemic, it hasn't stopped us from exploring our local area and planning a domestic getaway. In August 2020, we spent four days exploring the rural areas of Shaftsbury, Vermont. While we usually pick accommodations based on the destination we're visiting, we ditched our original plans after finding a cozy log cabin on Airbnb. During our trip, we spent lots of time outdoors, wandered around town, and wore masks in public. Did I mention we also saw a Black Bear right in our backyard?  In this episode, we share the things we loved about Vermont and how we planned a trip during the pandemic.   Work With Me Join The Thought Card Membership to get access to the session How To Plan Local Adventures During the Pandemic and all upcoming virtual events and videos for financially savvy travelers.  Budgeting Course: https://thoughtcard.thinkific.com/    Connect with Danielle Desir  Blog: https://thoughtcard.com/ Podcast Website: https://podcast.thoughtcard.com Facebook: @thethoughtcard Instagram: @thethoughtcard Twitter: @thethoughtcard  Pinterest: @thethoughtcard  Join my Facebook group Financially Savvy Travelers   For all of the resources mentioned in this episode visit: https://podcast.thoughtcard.com/episode54-visiting-vermont-during-the-pandemic/   Also, read my book Traveling With A Full-Time Job and Affording Travel: Saving Strategies For Financially Savvy Travelers. 

While Kyle is busy moving, Damon takes advantage and does a sports draft! Along with guests Waheed, Zach, and Austin, the crew draft their quidditch teams - choosing from a pool that includes every single real life athlete that has ever existed. See who drafts the best team, see which sport is represented the most, and who is the steal of the draft? Let us know along with any other questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes by hitting us up at PlanetFantasyPodcast@Gmail.com . Theme song - NIGHTSPEED by Imperivm ( https://open.spotify.com/track/1OV87UC9g5GNsbQK1LM9kW?si=3J0kLv1-T6W-c7I0ZdCpsw ) if this one gets enough views, we are planning for a sequel to it - a Quidditch Draft of Fictional characters!

Welcome to the Whissel Way Podcast, on this week's episode Kyle Whissel and Bryan Koci break down what it takes to have a killer listing presentation. Using the Whissel Realty Groups listing presentation as an example. Then Bryan and Kyle wrap up the show with the Whissel Widget of the Week. Bryan shares a device that lets you simplify your charging game. While Kyle shares an app that helps in recording teaching videos.

Click here for the feeder sound II OPEN CALL voting poll, available between 12th of May – 12th of June: www.feeder.ro/2020/05/09/vote-feeder-sound-open-call/ WINNERS announcement - 15th of June --- Discrete - Metaphysical with Discrete (Episode 1) Set description: An affinity for the commingling and contrasting sounds and playful experimentation inspired the birth of Savvy Records, a platform Kyle created to fill a distinct niche for the music he loves. Since the label's conception in 2010, it has released singles and albums from such notable artists as Bram Faber, Frankie, René van Munster, S.O.S., Thomas Gwosdz, Thore Pfeiffer, Xavier León, as well as his own productions. His label also hosts the Savvy Records Podcast, an inclusive resource for discovering new and dynamic music for newcomers and more advanced electronica listeners alike. Following a strong library of solo releases, 'The Midas Touch' is Kyle's first full-length solo album. Kyle Intertwined his love for jazz, disco and soul with a deep-house and techno tinged sensibility. This medley of inspirations were crucial to constructing a sound that is not only exuberant and enigmatic, but also nostalgic and thoughtful. This rare fusion has garnered Kyle a nomination for 'Best Electronic Album of the Year' at the 2016 Canadian Juno Awards in Calgary. While Kyle is an active presence in Toronto's nightlife, often throwing parties for his Savvy Records label, he is equally involved with an international community of producers and musicians. His accolades from distinguished artists such as DJ Sneak, Mark E, Mousse T and Dave Pezzner can attest to this as well as his releases on labels such as Defected Records and Get Physical Music. About Discrete Artist biography: Kyle Yip—also known as Discrete—is an award-winning, internationally recognized, critically acclaimed fine artist based in Toronto. He is known not only for his Juno Award Nominated debut album for best 'Electronic Album of the Year' from the 45th Annual Juno Awards, but also his international exhibitions in New York, Vancouver and South Korea, features in Exclaim! and IGGY Magazine, host of Metaphysical on Data Transmission Radio, and nominations at the Austin Music Video Festival and the Kinsale Shark Awards International Festival of Creativity for Best Cinematography alongside artists such as Prince and The Chemical Brothers. Portfolio link: https://www.savvyrecords.biz Current city: Toronto, Canada

Click here for the feeder sound II OPEN CALL voting poll, available between 12th of May – 12th of June: www.feeder.ro/2020/05/09/vote-feeder-sound-open-call/ WINNERS announcement - 15th of June --- Discrete - Conceptual Podcast Set description: An affinity for the commingling and contrasting sounds and playful experimentation inspired the birth of Savvy Records, a platform Kyle created to fill a distinct niche for the music he loves. Since the label's conception in 2010, it has released singles and albums from such notable artists as Bram Faber, Frankie, René van Munster, S.O.S., Thomas Gwosdz, Thore Pfeiffer, Xavier León, as well as his own productions. His label also hosts the Savvy Records Podcast, an inclusive resource for discovering new and dynamic music for newcomers and more advanced electronica listeners alike. Following a strong library of solo releases, 'The Midas Touch' is Kyle's first full-length solo album. Kyle Intertwined his love for jazz, disco and soul with a deep-house and techno tinged sensibility. This medley of inspirations were crucial to constructing a sound that is not only exuberant and enigmatic, but also nostalgic and thoughtful. This rare fusion has garnered Kyle a nomination for 'Best Electronic Album of the Year' at the 2016 Canadian Juno Awards in Calgary. While Kyle is an active presence in Toronto's nightlife, often throwing parties for his Savvy Records label, he is equally involved with an international community of producers and musicians. His accolades from distinguished artists such as DJ Sneak, Mark E, Mousse T and Dave Pezzner can attest to this as well as his releases on labels such as Defected Records and Get Physical Music. About Discrete Artist biography: Kyle Yip — also known as Discrete —is an award-winning, internationally recognized, critically acclaimed fine artist based in Toronto. He is known not only for his Juno Award Nominated debut album for best 'Electronic Album of the Year' from the 45th Annual Juno Awards, but also his international exhibitions in New York, Vancouver and South Korea, features in Exclaim! and IGGY Magazine, host of Metaphysical on Data Transmission Radio, and nominations at the Austin Music Video Festival and the Kinsale Shark Awards International Festival of Creativity for Best Cinematography alongside artists such as Prince and The Chemical Brothers. Portfolio link: https://www.savvyrecords.biz Current city: Toronto, Canada

Click here for the feeder sound II OPEN CALL voting poll, available between 12th of May – 12th of June: www.feeder.ro/2020/05/09/vote-feeder-sound-open-call/ WINNERS announcement - 15th of June --- Discrete - OverCurrent Mix Set description: An affinity for the commingling and contrasting sounds and playful experimentation inspired the birth of Savvy Records, a platform Kyle created to fill a distinct niche for the music he loves. Since the label's conception in 2010, it has released singles and albums from such notable artists as Bram Faber, Frankie, René van Munster, S.O.S., Thomas Gwosdz, Thore Pfeiffer, Xavier León, as well as his own productions. His label also hosts the Savvy Records Podcast, an inclusive resource for discovering new and dynamic music for newcomers and more advanced electronica listeners alike. Following a strong library of solo releases, 'The Midas Touch' is Kyle's first full-length solo album. Kyle Intertwined his love for jazz, disco and soul with a deep-house and techno tinged sensibility. This medley of inspirations was crucial to constructing a sound that is not only exuberant and enigmatic, but also nostalgic and thoughtful. This rare fusion has garnered Kyle a nomination for 'Best Electronic Album of the Year' at the 2016 Canadian Juno Awards in Calgary. While Kyle is an active presence in Toronto's nightlife, often throwing parties for his Savvy Records label, he is equally involved with an international community of producers and musicians. His accolades from distinguished artists such as DJ Sneak, Mark E, Mousse T and Dave Pezzner can attest to this as well as his releases on labels such as Defected Records and Get Physical Music. About Discrete Artist biography: Kyle Yip—also known as Discrete—is an award-winning, internationally recognized, critically acclaimed fine artist based in Toronto. He is known not only for his Juno Award Nominated debut album for best 'Electronic Album of the Year' from the 45th Annual Juno Awards, but also his international exhibitions in New York, Vancouver and South Korea, features in Exclaim! and IGGY Magazine, host of Metaphysical on Data Transmission Radio, and nominations at the Austin Music Video Festival and the Kinsale Shark Awards International Festival of Creativity for Best Cinematography alongside artists such as Prince and The Chemical Brothers. Portfolio link: https://www.savvyrecords.biz Current city: Toronto, Canada

While Kyle is on vacation, join Joe and Gabby as they bring you their latest episode of "What's Good?" Always a treat to get some fresh perspective by our little future podcaster!

While Kyle and Barry continue to wait for the return of their parishioner, they decide to discuss the safeguards of Presbyterianism. What guardrails does the Presbyterian faith offer? They first discuss what Presbyterian means, and how it differs from other forms of church governance. Though it can be abused as any system can be, the …

While Kyle is still out on the high seas (Will he ever come back?), Scott and Barry continue to bring guests on to fill the void. On this episode, they invite three students to discuss their experience in being trained in preaching at RPTS. After introducing Ian, Jay, and Rom – students from different countries, …

Welcome back to The Reel Dads Podcast. Episode #55 has us getting back into the natural swing of things, so let's get to it! While Kyle does recommend to films as usual, he makes it abundantly clear which film he is looking for Tim to watch; one clue: that film brings us all the way back to episode one of the show. Tim recommends two films that fall into what tends to be popular genres on the show: documentary and the beloved '90's film. Enjoy the show!Kyle's Picks:- “The Art of Self-Defense" // Directed By Riley Stearns // Available to RENT NOW for $5.99 with Amazon Prime subscription.- “Golden Exits" (2017) // Directed By Alex Ross Perry// Available to WATCH NOW with Hulu subscription.Tim's Picks:- "Long Time Running" (2017) // Directed By Jennifer Baichwal & Nicholas de Pencier // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix Subscription.- “With Honors" (1994) // Directed By Alek Keshishian // Available to RENT NOW for $2.99 with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Welcome back to The Reel Dads Podcast. Episode #55 has us getting back into the natural swing of things, so let's get to it! While Kyle does recommend to films as usual, he makes it abundantly clear which film he is looking for Tim to watch; one clue: that film brings us all the way back to episode one of the show. Tim recommends two films that fall into what tends to be popular genres on the show: documentary and the beloved '90's film. Enjoy the show!Kyle's Picks:- “The Art of Self-Defense" // Directed By Riley Stearns // Available to RENT NOW for $5.99 with Amazon Prime subscription.- “Golden Exits" (2017) // Directed By Alex Ross Perry// Available to WATCH NOW with Hulu subscription.Tim's Picks:- "Long Time Running" (2017) // Directed By Jennifer Baichwal & Nicholas de Pencier // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix Subscription.- “With Honors" (1994) // Directed By Alek Keshishian // Available to RENT NOW for $2.99 with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

While Kyle is on vacation enjoy this episode from our archives. Retro Episode week. It’s time for another episode of the @backintimepod. This week for episode 66 we tackle the 1987 comedy film, Planes, Trains and Automobiles. This is a really fun episode, it’s the first time Kyle has ever watched the film. We break […] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this installment of Off The Beans we have a DYNAMIC DUO of Brett Shepley and Kyle Theis from the Pudding Slap Podcast We talk about their travels and a specific interesting camping trip, as well their discussion on the best beans on the market, which just so happen to be Jake's favorite beans. Brett talks about the important issues of Augustana and the abundant trash on campus, as well as some other interesting stories. While Kyle talks about Vine's and we discuss the presence of Tiktok and how they have fed off the popularity of Vine. Stay tuned every week to hear more Off The Beans and more stories from ourselves and guests! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/offthebeans/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offthebeans/support

Kyle and Faco riding the 173 in Kyle’s home city of Long Beach. While Kyle travels happily down memory lane, Kyle and Faco recover from two pizza place food coma.

While Kyle is away Alexis Soto steps in and talks with Alexys Moreno about her thoughts on Avengers Endgame and the upcoming opening of the new Star Wars themed land Galaxys Edge and some more follow up details about her recent trip to Walt Disney World.

On this new episode of Microtechno Podcast we feature the Toronto based DJ, producer and label owner of Savvy Records, Kyle Yip aka Discrete. He is known not only for his Juno Award Nominated full-length album, but also his remixes for international artists such as Brabe, Society of Silence and many more. An affinity for the commingling and contrasting sounds and playful experimentation inspired the birth of Savvy Records, a platform he created to fill a distinct niche for the music he loves. Since the labels conception in 2010, it has released singles and albums from such notable artists as Bram Faber, Der Amethyst, Donk Boys, Frankie, Paradroid, Phil Denton, René van Munster, S.O.S., Thomas Gwosdz, Thore Pfieffer, Xavier León, as well as his own productions. His label also hosts the Savvy Records Podcast, an excellent resource for discovering new and dynamic music for newcomers and the more seasoned electronica listeners alike. Following a strong library of solo releases, 'The Midas Touch' is Kyle's first full-length solo album. Kyle Intertwined his love for jazz, disco and soul with a deep-house and techno tinged sensibility. This medley of inspirations were crucial to constructing a sound that is not only exuberant and enigmatic, but also nostalgic and thoughtful. This rare fusion has garnered Kyle a nomination for 'Best Electronic Album of the Year' at the 2016 Canadian Juno Awards in Calgary. While Kyle is an active presence in Toronto's nightlife, often throwing parties for his Savvy Records label, he is equally involved with an international community of producers and musicians. His accolades from distinguished artists such as DJ Sneak, Mark E, Mousse T and Pezzner can attest to this as well as his releases on labels such as Defected Records and Get Physical Music. The future holds promise for Kyle and Savvy Records. While eagerly awaiting a handful of upcoming releases for Savvy Records on the horizon — including a remix EP for 'Always No' from 'The Midas Touch' — he is also perfecting his next Discrete album, the sophomore follow up to 'The Midas Touch' LP. Amidst the sound and the fury, Kyle maintains a strong vision, with sights fixed upon a sound that can breathe beauty, communion and transcendence into us all. Enjoy this fine release from your favorite podcast series... Web: https://www.kyleyip.com/ Soundcloud: @discrete Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DJDiscrete/

--==WARNING==--This episode contains drunk people  While Kyle and Russ slept the sleep of innocent serpents, the ten by ten by ten Tangent Cube of Science was hijacked by drunk friends who secretly recorded themselves attempting to make a podcast episode in the best SnakeBros tradition. This is the result.Of course, they never thought we would publish it. But once we heard it, we knew we had to. Not only is it hilarious, it also has some really excellent content on ancient mysteries.Enjoy!Brothers of the Serpent LateNite Hiawatha Crater

While Kyle and his very pretty limbs live it up in Brisbane, your hosts Mykiii (Edward Scissorhands has nothing on this bitch), Luke (President of the Kyle Dowsett fan club) and Thomas (everybody's fifth favourite gay comedian) interview Real Housewives of Melbourne star Gamble Breaux and her step-son Luke to chat Adelaide's Feast Festival, online trolls and her status as an ally for the LGBT+ community. The boys go on to discuss reading (is it actually fundamental?), how queer people handle money and dealing with a low-sex drive. Subscribe (for free!), rate and review The Gays Are Revolting on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Follow The Gays Are Revolting on Twitter at @gaysrevolting, Facebook at The Gays Are Revolting & Instagram @gaysrevolting.The Gays Are Revolting is a Lipp Media production. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

While Kyle is away Alexis and Peter hold down the fort with special guests Neri Valdez and Eric Wong We recap the Season 2 Premiere of Stranger Things and we get into more Hollywood Politics with Regal Cinemas raising ticket prices of good movies Wonder Woman racing towards an Oscar and the continuing politicizing of cinema Also we talk Justice League Box Office tracking lower than Thor And whether anyones actually excited for this movie as well as news with Deathstroke and Shazam Also we discuss X23 Coco and more

While Kyle is away filming future projects with Neri Alexis and Peter had the good sense to review Season 3 of Star Wars Rebelswow its a doozy Then we discuss the brand new trailers for Black Panther Stranger Things The Punisher We talk the current state of Comic Book shows on TV and take our crystal ball to see whats in their future I hope you enjoy it someone has to Dave Filoni we are so sorry

Kyle and Andy wax a bit philosophical as they try to define what a commander staple is and what is a card that's just too good to pass up. As they flesh out what they feel a staple is, they start to explore popular cards in each color. They discuss why those cards may or may not be staples and some deck types where they can be good to have. This episode may be helpful for players that are newer to the commander format. While Kyle and Andy don't necessarily give all the cards' stat lines, they do go over many cards that are popular in the format and their discussion may help you better understand some cards that would be good to add to your collection. Follow us on Twitter: @legend_creature We're super grateful that Home lets us use his music. This episode's intro/outro music is from Home's Resting State album, track 18. Look up his tunes on  (). Big shout out to Mikey Patch for all our art work!  (http://irontree.deviantart.com/).

Season 1, Episode 5, Nick Actually looked good on Bachelor for once. It's the 3rd episode of the same weekend on VPR. Kyle from RHOBH continues to remind us that she has celebrity friends from the apprentice. While Kyle from Summer House embraces being a fuckboy.

This week on The Free Cheese, Marc and Joe learn to love together forever. While Kyle is away, Marc and Joe talk about the cancellation of Metroid Dread. The lost game from 2005 remains a mystery but as we look back, we try to understand what it may have meant canonically for the series. Marc sees red in Doom and sees nothing inside of Metroid Prime: Blast Ball. Joe remains unimpressed with the 2.5D Bloodstained, but gets super spooked in the midst of Metroid Prime. We talk about the upcoming PS4 revision and what it might mean, as well as new information on the New Nintendo 3DS in North America. We share the games that we wish would've never been cancelled and we take a moment to remember someone who shaped the worlds of Square Enix. 

It’s time for another episode of Cult Film in Review and with that, why not another film from the master of cinema, John Carpenter? This time we’re reviewing Prince of Darkness, but unlike our other Carpenter episodes, not everyone is raving about this one. While Kyle defends this film from it’s detractors, the rest of […] The post Prince of Darkness appeared first on Cult Film in Review.

Nick and Kyle turn once again to their good friend alcohol for content. Kyle discusses the impact of WW2 on chocolate making. Nick once again has to break down hockey to Kyle. While Kyle ponder weather a bad player baring his name would then be a disgrace. Both guys reflect on Nik Wallenda. Nick and Kyle are then joined by Ryan, more sports talk and mild hilarity ensues.