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Richard Alexander Ankiel was born July 19th, 1979, in Fort Pierce, Florida to parents Richard Patrick Ankiel and Denise Turton. Growing up, Rick loved to play baseball, but his father was an over-bearing, “know it all” parent when it came to sports. He was worse at home, where he was a physically abusive drunk and dealt hard drugs. Baseball then became something Rick had to do, in order to get out of his situation at home. While Rick could play multiple positions, he excelled as a pitcher, and as a Senior at Port St. Lucie High, he went 11-1 with a 0.47 earned run average, striking out 162 batters in 74 innings pitched. Good enough to be named High School Player of the Year by USA Today.

Hosted by life long friends Rick Hogg and Mark Kelley.  While Rick is on a travel day the guys discuss their thoughts on "setbacks".  Go visit the Patreon Page for exclusive content and training tips!  Kelley Defense  War HOGG Tactical  Patreon   On The Range Podcast

Another week, another Workaholic. Blake Anderson, "Workaholics," experiences his first ever balcony episode to discuss his career, friendships, and opinions on podcasting. Fresh off launching his own podcast, "This is Important" with former co-stars Adam DeVine, Kyle Newacheck and Anders “Ders” Holms, Blake is also starring in Hulu’s “Woke” with TYSO favorite Lamorne Morris! He sits down to unpack career choices, his pandemic epiphany, and how effortless his podcasting experience with his friends has been. While Rick introduces a goblin “poop button” of sorts and shows off his Magic the Gathering treasures, Blake starts to reveal some of his inner struggles with his emotions, thoughts and general disposition... Then he wonders if this is something podcast listeners come for?! Crowd Cheers! Rick gives us another one of his renowned #FreestyleRaps and challenges Blake's intellectual opinion of himself. The boys get raunchy with Snap & Crackle of the famed cereal brand (Rice Krispies much?) …which you have to see it to believe! RICK GLASSMAN MERCH: https://www.rickglassman.com/store PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/takeyourshoesoff INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/rickglassman DISCORD: https://discord.gg/XXy4brb BLAKE ANDERSON: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/blakeanderson PODCAST: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-this-is-important-72394656/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

W Richard West Jr. "Rick" to those who know him graduated from Camp Mowglis in 1957, his first and last year as a camper. He returned briefly as a counselor as well. Rick is the Founding Director of the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian where he oversaw the development and construction of the Museum. While Rick was not trained as a museum curator or director, he spent 20 years as a lawyer after graduating from college and law school, but he proved himself skillful in his new field and after the hugely successful launch of the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian the Autry was eager to snap him up. Now the CEO of the Autry National Center of the American West, Rick finds himself living in Los Angeles but still thinking fondly of his days in Albuquerque, Muskogee and Mowglis.

On the heels of his first interview, Johnny attempts to strike whilst the iron is hot and looks to get some advice about improving and expanding his public profile. While Rick is busy dealing with the wake those actions create.

We are in the cozy Childish Behavior internet cabin in the mountains for our Christmas fireside chat episode with friend of the show Shama! While Rick holds down the fort Aaron is called away on a secret mission! Join us for a jumbo episode! This is perfect for a long drive or tearing down the Christmas tree and putting the house back together. We will be dark next week so this will serve as a bingable 2 part episode:) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/childish-behavior/support

It's that time of the year when everyone looks back at all of the great games released over the last 365 days, and the NXpress Podcast is no exception. This week finds Rick, Tim, and Patrick mulling over Goomba Stomp's list of our Best Games of 2019, debating the merits and placing of some of the choices while generally agreeing that there was a lot to like for Switch owners this year. Along the way we suggest a few substitutions, reflect on the greatness of the Switch games that cracked the list (especially that #1), and look forward to what 2020 might bring. Of course, before all the positivity and praise, we have a few things to say about the latest iteration of the Game Awards. While Rick enjoyed the brisk pacing, there's a feeling that the actual awards in this ‘awards show' might be getting a wee bit short-shrifted. Perhaps a celebration about the past year shouldn't focus so much on teasers for the coming year? Feel free to give us your opinion on whether The Game Awards succeeds as a tribute to the industry, or seems to be tending toward being just another promotional event. For all this and more, have a listen! Playlist LFXIV – NXpress Intro Nintendosage: Game Awards 2019 Review Game Awards 2019 clip Main Event: The 10 Best Video Games of 2019 Fire Emblem: Three Houses soundtrack Contact us @ editor@goombastomp.com Follow Ricky on Twitter Follow Tim on Twitter Follow Patrick on Twitter Like us on Facebook

While Rick’s on the course turning his pedals, the crew is working behind the scenes to make sure everything’s on track, anticipating Rick’s needs and trying to take care of our own. In this episode, we’ll share Caryn’s race report, and talk with crewmate, Dan Pfister who has a unique perspective as a first-time crew member and long-time cycling friend.

The Known Frauds are back and talking local election results and ear hair. Then Leary and Rick have some Disney-related thoughts. While Rick pouts, the fellas talk hockey and then the Patriots loss to the Ravens.

While Rick seeks answers by asking questions to a radio Ozzy combs for clues in his crab bucket... the Bonus Hours Rate/Review on Apple @theBonusHours #WeeklyBonusMonster

This week Shawn and John are hanging out with their friend, paranormal Investigator, author and see and remote viewer, Rick Waid! We are going to talk about his books, his events that are coming up and all things Supernatural! please meet our guest before the show with his short. biography:Rick Waid is a seer, remote viewer, and past-life reader. He was born with gifts that he did not realize he had until his late-30s. While Rick’s mother was also a reader, he did not become aware of his talents until he began researching the paranormal field.Rick Waid began to connect with the other side through electronic voice phenomena, and he started having visions and hearing his spirit guide,” Rick explained. “As his gift progressed, He learned how to remote view and was able to psychically see places he had never been to before.”As Rick’s gifts progressed, he began to see past lives of individuals. He can also now connect with “the other side” and frequently receives messages from loved ones beyond the veil.“He wrote My Paranormal Journey: One Man’s Obsession to share with others a compelling passion that ultimately revealed to me gifts he never knew he had,” Rick said. “I hope it will help others realize there are reasons for exploring into new territories and breaking through current boundaries

While it may feel like late June was the calm before the Nintendo Switch's storm, there were actually some decent rumblings that rolled through the eShop; this week Rick and Patrick sit down with Goomba Stomp editors Mike Worby and James Baker to find out how two of the more notable ones fared. First on the gothic chopping block is Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, the much-anticipated throwback to classic Castlevania from series producer Koji Igarashi. While Rick and Mike traitorously played the PS4 version and loved every second of exploring the atmospheric, labyrinthine castle, Patrick took a musket ball for the team and brings impressions of the beleaguered Switch version. While there has been plenty of discussion about that port's noticeable downgrade (and with good reason), is there enough good game below the slightly blurry surface for Switch owners to consider a purchase? You'll have to listen to find out. Next, Patrick and James sing the praises of Cadence of Hyrule — but perhaps for different reasons? While James was able to find his rhythm on the way to victory, Patrick shamefully turned on Fixed Beat mode — and loved every second of it. Regardless of how you play, the fun had from this Zelda spinoff is tough to beat. If you haven't picked it up yet, maybe we can convince you. Before all that, however, all four make some way-too-early requests for some things we'd like to see in the just-announced sequel to Breath of the Wild. Hmm...let's see. Dungeons, dungeons, and dungeons? Sure, let's go with that. For all this and more, tune in!  

Formerly Feudal Anime Podcast We are now Featured Anime Podcast. An opening ending. While Rick felt like the ending was okay, Jack was of the opposite mindset. With 25 episodes the show only delivered about 12 episodes worth of content. Jack and Rick also discuss the differences in the endings that are in shows and not just this one. With this show being more of a romance and drama rather than an action show. Producers: Ichijinsha Studio: Studio Deen Genres: Action, Magic, Fantasy, Demons, Josei, Military Aired: April 2009 - September 2009 Number of Episodes: 25 Jack's score: 3 / 5 Rick's score: 1.8 / 5 Next week's we brake stride and we choose to talk about the anime that we are watching for the winter of 2019. Have you seen one of the previous choices? Let us know what you thought of them or give us a recommendation on what we should watch next! Email: FeaturedAnimePodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @ThoseAnimeGuys Discord: https://discord.gg/DZRKTAN --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/featured-anime-podcast/message

Like Michonne, we can find beacons of light shining through this post-Rick Grimes version of The Walking Dead, but man oh man, we sure felt his absence.   Kicking off six (6) whole, entire, full years after Rick's presumed death, we find our remaining mains in much different spaces emotionally than when we left them: Daryl walked into the abyss of his man pain, Carol has embraced the change her love for Ezekiel and Henry has brought into her life and Michonne? Well, she's still having a hard time grappling with life without her love. Every time we wanted to go, "Six years? Still?" Danai Gurira's breathtaking display of pain, unrest and sadness shut us up. But it's not all bad. She still has her Judith, who is now 10 years old and a handful. Whether she's a pointless addition to a hunting trip, bringing in stray survivors or constantly reminding Michonne of the world that she and Rick fought for, this little one is going to be a big player here. But also…if the old Judith wanted to make a guest appearance, we would not be mad. Things we're also not mad at: RICK MFing GRIMES, JR. The King Is Here! The Prophecy Has Been Fulfilled. What is this water on our faces?! Rick has to see his new son in these movies. There can be no other outcome.   While Rick may have wanted to bring the communities together post-All Out War, the exact opposite has happened without his guidance. The communities don't keep in contact with each other -- do they even know Maggie ghosted Hilltop? -- and they've become rigid and distrustful of strangers. What happened in the past 6 years to turn them that way? Who hurt y'all? Literally, who hurt Michonne because we saw that scar on her back and it's time to SQUARE UP!   Don't forget to donate to our virtual baby shower/fundraiser for RJ Grimes! All money donated goes to benefit Barnardo's, a UK charity close to Andy's heart. It's ending on 11/18/18 so jump on it!   Subscribe to get the newest episodes: Apple | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | Spotify | search "Two Dead Chicks" wherever you get your podcasts!   Support: Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! Recommend or favorite us using Overcast, Pocket Casts or the podcast app of your choice! Tell your friends! Tweet/post using our hashtag: #TDCPod   Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Tumblr   Special thanks to Eden Burning for providing our music, “Glitter Girl.” Check them out at Reverb Nation

Rick Day is an entrepreneur from San Diego, CA. After getting out of the NAVY in 1985, he put himself through college at San Diego State University and soon thereafter founded a telecom firm which he grew over 17 years. After selling his company in 2009, Rick has invested and has an active management hand in a boat dealership, a finance brokerage company, and with two other partners. Furthermore, he owns five Phenix Salon Suites franchise locations.   Key Takeaways: [0:22] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by The Franchise 5 package. Head over to franchiseeuphoria.com/franchise5 to learn more! [1:01] Rick Day is a coach and operational executive who strives to turn entrepreneurs into CEOs. Additionally, he is a multi-unit franchisee for Phoenix Salon Suites. [2:25] Josh welcomes Rick back to the show. Click here to listen to Rick’s first appearance on Franchise Euphoria. [4:07] Rick’s first venture into entrepreneurialism was at an auto business to help him work his way through college. [6:04] The Phenix Salon Suites is a concept that was developed in Colorado Springs that revolves around giving salon professionals their own space where they get to set their own hours, keep all their revenue, and maintain their environment. [7:49] Rick’s role within this system is more on the backend of the business with cash-flow management, book keeping, and operational arrangements. [10:13] The renovations for a Phenix Salon Suite are quite extensive and require a specific buildout to make the most out of a space while also making it a unique and individualized spot. [15:30] While Rick never saw himself as a salon guru, he began looking into the opportunity with Phenix and he saw opportunity to apply his entrepreneurial spirit from previous experiences to this niche franchise system. [18:13] At each site, they have a manager to help with the onsite help and managing the tenants of each suite so that Rick doesn’t have to maintain presence at each of his five locations. [21:07] The great thing about this business model is that even if the economy does slow down, people still will need to get their hair done, nails done, and other assorted body treatments. The industry is very elastic in that sense. [24:31] Rick didn’t go through an extensive process before buying into Phenix; he did a few site inspections at other locations to be sure the quality was up to par and talked with some of the tenants to be sure this was a concept they loved. He eventually saw the unique opportunity it presented and decided to take the plunge. [26:18] Rick enjoys the aspect of franchising where if your build your business enough, eventually it will start to run on its own. [29:41] If you want to learn more about the Phenix Salon Suites franchise system, www.phenixsalonsuites.com. [30:52] 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.franchiseeuphoria.com/franchise5 www.businessbyday.com https://www.facebook.com/businessbyday/ www.scyachts.com www.phenixsalonsuites.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com/systems-with-rick-day/

In this pigisode, Rick and Brian discuss Gay Pride in New York City and the sex, circuit, cruise parties and more and what to expect. Rick and Brian discuss what went on at Folsom Street East. Brian shows off his new harness. While Rick shows off the new Late Night Cruising tees....coming soon Rick explain the parties happening this week during New York City Gay Pride. Brian explains the difference between Gay Pride back in the day and now.

Rick Braun is a musician, producer, singer and songwriter all wrapped up in one! He takes some time between the Peter White Christmas Shows at the Miller Center in Reading to talk with Jo Painter about ‘coming home’ to perform at the Boscov’s Berks Jazz Fest. While Rick moved to the West Coast he still calls this area ‘home’ and always finds family members in the audience. Rick talks about how Chet Baker has inspired him and shares his other influences as well. While the trumpet has always been his musical voice, he is also using his voice as his musical instrument. Rick shares some practicing secrets for both voice and trumpet and shares some other interesting tales as well. You’ll enjoy his conversation.

While Rick sought enlightenment and oneness with nature at Joshua Tree over the weekend, Mariya and Spencer had their own adventures in LA which included a very productive day trip to the beach, a new sexcapade, and, of course, watching The Super Bowl. In the course of catching up, Rick reveals a surprising bit of information about his own butt. And more!

Lyn Buchanan, BA, MA In the first hour Author Lyn Buchanan will be joining us. Lyn was the trainer for the military's remote viewing unit, was a viewer for the unit for 8 1/2 years, and has have been teaching it in the public sector since his retirement in 1992. The Seventh Sense. Rick Waid Rick Waid is a seer, remote viewer, and past-life reader. He was born with gifts that he did not realize he had until his late-30s. While Rick's mother was also a reader, he did not become aware of his talents until he began researching the paranormal field. Rick Waid began to connect with the other side through electronic voice phenomena, and he started having visions and hearing his spirit guide,” Rick explained. “As his gift progressed, He learned how to remote view and was able to psychically see places he had never been to before.”  He can also now connect with “the other side” and frequently receives messages from loved ones beyond the veil. “He wrote My Paranormal Journey: One Man's Obsession to share with others a compelling passion that ultimately revealed to me gifts he never knew he had,” Rick said. “I hope it will help others realize there are reasons for exploring into new territories and breaking through current boundaries.”  Born in Michigan and he lived in Ohio and Kentucky for most of hischildhood. He is one of 21 brothers and sisters. His website: http://www.theseerrickwaid.com and his book is available at Amazon.com

The "Limelight" episode of #Castle seems to have tied up some loose ends for the Richard Castle family nicely. While Rick doesn't know the extent of his "helping", we the audience made some new discoveries in this episode for two of the "loves of his life", Alexis and Beckett. And yes, we all did noticed the order of his phone "favorites" ;) So what are YOUR thoughts about last night's episode written by @RobHanning and directed by Bill Roe? We'd love to hear 'em! After the 'STR News Team' [Miah/Lewis] help keep us up to date on the very latest, we'll hear the second part of our 'STR Fan Spotlight' from last week. Then a quick review of the Final Ratings [tvbythenumbers.com] and quickly clear our [virtual] table for each of you to offer up YOUR thoughts about the last night's episode ~ which might even change/enhance a few minds about what we saw/learned. Tonight's "Limelight" questions for you contain multiple key story threads fans have throught [and in some cases anguished over] during the first half of Castle Season 6, here are Elena's STR Round Table questions for you to be thinking ahead: http://stanatalkradio.com/str-round-table/str-167-012114-s6e13-limelight-recap/ BONUS:People's Choice was very kind in releasing today [Jan 21st] an interview with Stana backstage and YES! we are very much "still reveling in star Stana Katic's win for Favorite Dramatic TV Actress". Please go to this link to see/read more about it: http://blog.peopleschoice.com/2014/01/21/stana-katic-peoples-choice-award-crying/Photo credit/copyright[above, in BTR random order]: ABC Studios/Network

Visit us at www.paranormalunderground.net to read Paranormal Underground magazine or post in our forum! In this episode of Paranormal Underground Radio, we talk with Rick Waid. Rick is a seer, remote viewer, and past-life reader. He was born with gifts that he did not realize he had until his late-30s. While Rick’s mother was also a reader, he did not become aware of his talents until he began researching the paranormal. Rick began to connect with the other side through Electronic Voice Phenomena (also known as EVP), and he started having visions and hearing his spirit guide. As his gift progressed, he learned how to remote view and was able to psychically see places he had never visited before. As Rick’s gifts continued to evolve, he began to see past lives of individuals. He can also now connect with “the other side” and frequently receives messages from loved ones beyond the veil. Rick wrote My Paranormal Journey: One Man’s Obsession to share with others a compelling passion that ultimately revealed to him gifts he never knew he had.  “I hope it will help others realize there are reasons for exploring into new territories and breaking through current boundaries,” Rick said. Air Date: December 12, 2013 Topic: Paranormal Investigation, Paranormal Theory, Ghost Hunting, EVPs Guest: Rick Waid Hosts: Rick Hale and Chuck Gotski Producer: Cheryl Knight