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In this month's episode of the PlayCast, Rich (singlebanana) and Shawn (GrayGhost81) are joined by long-time friend and former co-host of the show, Disposed Hero to discuss June's playthrough, Metal Gear Solid 2.  Join us as we sift our way through this winding narrative and give our thoughts on the gameplay, environments, music, and sounds. While Shawn is an avid supporter of the Metal Gear Solid franchise, this is Rich's first experience with MGS2. Will their opinions of the game differ or be the same?  Tune in and find out!   Also be sure to check out this month's Concertcast, which features an event that we've never tried before, an album fantasy draft.  This month's topic: Top 6 Grunge Albums. We want to know from our listeners, who has the best list? As always, we are happy to hear your thoughts on the games we play on our discussion page (linked below). We will respond to your comments and are always happy to discuss the games in detail. Please be sure to rate and write a review of the show on iTunes and/or Podbean to help us increase our listenership. Thanks for the listen, we hope you enjoy the show!  Episode 86 discussion thread: http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=19591.0 Show Notes: Intro - 00:01:03 Bulls#$tin' & What's New - 00:04:15 ConcertCast - 00:15:14 News - 01:04:16 Pickups - 01:10:51 Whatcha Playin' - 01:33:31 Question of the Month - 01:47:59 MGS2 Discussion - 02:01:22 Upcoming Titles - 03:10:22 Outro - 03:15:28 Songs in order of appearance: Opening theme by Cameron Johnson of Atma Weapon (http://atmaweaponnc.bandcamp.com) Would? - Alice in Chains Second Skin - The Gits Blinding Sun - Mudhoney Sex Type Thing - Stone Temple Pilots Everglade - L7 Plump - Hole Fell on Black Days - Soundgarden

Sarah Eastridge returns to Missing Frames to introduce her hopeless husband to one of her childhood favorites: Cool Runnings. While Shawn has caught bits and pieces of Cool Runnings on TV, he's never seen it all the way through. Does the film still hold up or is it best left to your nostalgia-tinted memories? HOSTS Shawn Eastridge Sarah Eastridge

Sarah Eastridge returns to Missing Frames to introduce her hopeless husband to one of her childhood favorites: Cool Runnings. While Shawn has caught bits and pieces of Cool Runnings on TV, he's never seen it all the way through. Does the film still hold up or is it best left to your nostalgia-tinted memories?HOSTSShawn EastridgeSarah Eastridge

In this Weeks TechtalkRadio Show, Andy Taylor, Shawn DeWeerd, Justin Lemme discusses the latest Deep Fake that has many people talking and concerned at the implication on society of "magic" before our eyes. Whilethe technology is appreciated it is obvious it could be used in the wrong hands. The Technology has been melded into AI taking photos and creating movement of a photo, smiling, winking, movement and can be created with one photo of the subject. MyHeritage.com is offering the service for free after signing up for a free account with the genealogy website. Justin tries it out. Some users have done this with photos of long-gone relatives and has us wondering if this could be emotionally painful. Shawn explains the term, The uncanny valley. The guys talk about Dash Cams and cover a couple different brands available. Andy is hoping the staff at Wyze develops a dash cam. Shawn and his wife purchase a new car and talk about the technology in the 2021 vehicles they looked at. While Shawn has the Yi system, the guys talk about Cobra dashcams and the Nexar which Justin uses and why he likes it. The guys talk about the PCMagazine article on what phone preference Bill Gates has. Shawn and Justin talk about the videogame Valheim and why it is so much fun to play! The game is set in the world of the Vikings and available on Steam. Shawn tells us about the New drone from DJI, the FPV has so many great features for those that really want to capture some amazing footage. Rather than watch the drone in the air, the FPV is flown by wearing a headset and flying with the camera, the Speed of this is also amazing. Andy talks about the new Mobile Game Queen Rock Tour which is reminiscent of Guitar Hero. Connect with us on our Social Media sites. Facebook @techtalkers Twitter @TechtalkRadio Instagram techtalkradio Web: TechtalkRadio.Com Subscribe and Like on Spreaker!

Join the Community of Safety Pros today! SPR Group LLC was formed in 2018 by Shawn Rafferty. SPR Group LLC's strategic vision centers around threat management, preparedness, training, damage mitigation, and effective response. Shawn sees a dangerous disconnect between law enforcement, organizations, and individuals about how they can work together to help: 1. Prevent incidents 2. Mitigate damage 3. Respond during an active shooter event or other life-threatening situations Even more troubling is the apparent lack of preparation and training for individuals and organizations. It is unfortunate that even after so many active shooter events, people and organizations are still not prepared, and many do not know what to do. Shawn's main objective is to help save lives by preparing organizations and individuals to prevent, prepare, and respond during an active shooter event. SPR Group LLC is the embodiment of everything Shawn has learned and experienced over 25 years in various leadership and security roles. The work Shawn performed with the United States Military, local/federal law enforcement, and security firms opened his eyes in ways he would never have imagined. Far too often, people are left to react and hope the natural fight or flight response helps them figure out what to do when the worst happens. - this is not enough. When lives are at stake, the first line of defense is developing a strategy. Shawn's first weapon of choice is the strategy throughout Shawn's years of training and working as a security specialist for various organizations. When a strategy is in place, people train on what to do when the time comes. And then, if the worst happens, training kicks in, and that strategy helps reduce injuries and casualties. The event that laid the groundwork and future formation of SPR Group LLC occurred in 2007. Shawn just returned to the U.S. from working in Iraq and was anxiously awaiting his first child's birth. While Shawn was driving, he heard on the radio about the news of the Virginia Tech mass shooting that took the lives of over 32 people. Upon hearing the news, Shawn, both angry and sad, thought out loud, "There must be a way to help people survive these horrible incidents." From that point on, Shawn started to brainstorm ways to better educate people on what they can do and even help police respond in a more direct, informed manner. Over a decade later, Shawn puts his passion and plans into action to help save lives. Please listen and share this important topic with others. If you want to go more in-depth on this and other topics - become a SafetyPro Community member (FREE to join). Become a PREMIUM member and get access to exclusive Safety & Health Management content and engage with other safety pros! Live chats, mentorship, premium downloads, videos, tools, and more! Join the Community of Safety Pros today! **Visit MightyLine Tape for all your facility marking needs! Request a FREE sample for being a SafetyPro Podcast listener!**

Shawn Benfield is a singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist who is by no means new to the game. He has been performing since he was 13, growing up in a musical family. While Shawn has found a unique voice to share his songs, his music is always a nod to others, whether that's family or musical inspirations. You can find Red Barn Radio on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch, and the Public Radio Exchange. Our weekly show airs live on Wednesday evenings; Join us for weekly Roots Music, Southern Style! Don't forget to tell your favorite public radio station to acquire Red Barn for new regular programming!

This week Richard and Shawn celebrate Mother’s Day with conversations with the Women who mean so much to them and their families.  Richard has some great conversations with his Mother, Wife, and Children. Shawn brings the feels while talking with his Mother-In-Law, Mom, Wife, and his son.   The guys take the opportunity to capture a conversation with the women that will stand forever.  A piece of Audio that can be shared for generations.  Taking the opportunity to give their kids a chance to talk with their mothers they share the love they have for their Mothers. Richard sits with his three Kids to talk about their Mom.  While Shawn’s son gives some love to his Grandma, Gigi, and Mom. Take some time out of your schedule to record a conversation with your Mother, Grandmother, and Kids this Mother’s Day.  There is nothing better than sitting down and having a memory that will last forever.  Make sure to share your Mom stories with #RecordingWithMom. Give a listen to The Language of Bromance in Episode 307 Mother’s Day Special. Email Bros@LanguageofBromance.com Like us on Facebook Leave a Review and Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher. Become a LOBarmy Patreon If you are going to do some Shopping on Amazon use our Amazon Link. Go and get the hottest PodCatcher on the market GoodPods.  About Language of Bromance Language of Bromance is a weekly Improv Comedy Podcast that was created by Richard and Shawn in 2014.  Releasing a new episode every single Sunday featuring new weird stories from history, news, movies, and more.  The duo has performed live at the Kansas City Comic Con, Planet ComiCon, The Chicago Podcast Festival and more.  Language of Bromance has also been featured as part of Kevin Smith’s SmodCo Pod U and BBC Radio Show World Have Your Say. A few stories Language of Bromance has covered are The Great Emu War, The Ninja of Heisei, and Lioness of Brittany.  The duo has also created staple episodes where they draft from specific topics, LOB Movie Pitch, Brolloween to celebrate Halloween season, and Super Question.

This month, Rich (singlebanana) and Shawn (GrayGhost81) discuss three games from Nintendo's popular Star Fox franchise: the original Star Fox on the Super Nintendo, Star Fox 64, and the previously unreleased Star Fox 2. The guys go through the ins and outs of these shooters as they discuss the stories, the gameplay, the graphics, the music, and which of the three titles is their favorite. While Shawn is a fan and veteran of the series, Rich only dabbled in the original game when he was younger and had a less favorable opinion of the game. Will these games hold up for Shawn? And will playing the newer iterations of the Star Fox series change Rich's mind? Tune in to find out!As always, we are happy to hear your thoughts on the games we play on our discussion page (linked below). We will respond to your comments and are always happy to discuss these games more. Please be sure to rate and write a review of the show on iTunes and/or Podbean to help us increase our listenership. Thanks for the listen, we hope you enjoy the show! Episode 70 discussion thread: http://www.rfgeneration.com/forum/index.php?topic=19276.0 Show Notes:Intro - 00:01:00Bulls#$tin' & What's New - 00:04:05ConcertCast - 00:21:30News - 01:07:51Pickups - 01:15:30Whatcha Playin' - 01:32:00Question of the Month - 01:45:35Star Fox Games Discussion - 1:53:10Upcoming Titles - 03:00:28Outro - 03:07:23 Music:Opening/Closing theme by Cameron Johnson of Atma Weapon (http://atmaweaponnc.bandcamp.com

In this Weeks TechtalkRadio, Justin and Andy open the show talking about Justin's recent trip to Tucson. Justin talks about some products he has been looking at recently including a new 3D Printer from SnapMaker which combines modules for adding other features with Wood and Metal. Justin shares some of the cool things that could be made with this. The guys talk about the latest in streaming wars. Special Guest to the Show Product Category Manager John Mardinly of StarTech.Com visits to talk about the companies many offerings for docking stations and drive duplicators. StarTech.Com offers solutions for those wanting to make a copy of a drive, or duplicate it with minimal downtime. Shawn visits with Andy for this segment of the show talking again about some great products he would like to get his hands on. While Shawn has been opposed to some of the privacy rights given away though deciding to automate the home, he would like to utilize a Smart Thermostat, Andy wonders if this will give way to other tech in the home. They talk about the Pocket Osmo from DJI; it is amazing and can be great for capturing video. Shawn shares some info about Full Frame Cameras and what that means for the photographer. The Website for the Week is CreepySantaPhotos.com. Perfect for the Holidays! Connect with us on our Social Media sites. Facebook @techtalkers Twitter @TechtalkRadio Instagram techtalkradio Web: TechtalkRadio.Com

Lily chats with Shawn Weiss. Shawn is a full fledged fitness professional - she instructs cardio kickboxing, teaches yoga, coaches CrossFit, and trains privately under own business called Pace it Out. While Shawn is currently living the fitness entrepreneur dream, it wasn't always this way. Up until 2017, fitness was a side hustle for Shawn while she was working in a traditional 9-5 day job. During this episode, Shawn speaks about how she was able to take her passion full time and she shares a ton about her own evolution through fitness. To find out more about Shawn, check out her Instagram @paceitout Production assistance for this episode provided by Wendel Topper: https://createk.us/

  Episode 38 of HatRadio! is a show about a loving couple, two people who built upon their relationship, to the extent that they launched a dream together, this past summer - a camp for teens and young adults with autism.  My guests for this show are Shawn Kendal and Shawna Akerman - affectionately called 'The Shawns'. I have known Shawn for 30 years and recently interviewed his father, Dr. Saul Kendal on episode 32 of HatRadio!. I only met Shawna prior to the show (although she says we once met), and quickly determined she is a fireball, committed to developing her own soul and those of others. They are a special couple. At mark 14:12 of the show, Shawna said, with tears in her eyes, that Shawn is the man of her dreams.' There is much to say about the Shawns. Like all of personkind, they have had their challenges. Shawn lost two brothers, one to a car accident and the second to illness. Shawna's brother took his own life at age 27. Shawn has a daughter, Talia at Laurier and Rachel, 21, who is non-verbal and on the autistic spectrum. Shawna has two children who are profoundly deaf and use cochlear implants.  But here's the thing, and you'll hear this during the interview. Both of them are incredibly positive about life. While Shawn says he has moments of bitterness about having a daughter who has never uttered a word to him, at the 29:59 mark of the show, he said, "she's incredible", and added he and his daughter understand each other in other ways, in very beautiful ways. My dear friend, Shawn, also said at 38:00, "Rachel is a pure soul".  Shawna responded at 34:30 mark, when I asked her if she ever felt her children were lacking, 'absolutely not' and said proudly her daughter is a dancer and cheerleader and an incredible artist, and her son is a deaf DJ. Both my guests agreed that their children have brought a lot in life, to many. Now that is very cool! The camp the Shawns started from scratch is called THE KARMA COUNTRY CAMP (www.karmacountrycamp.com). They described it as affordable, and a combination of unstructured activities in a structured environment. What they mean is their campers - about 40 this summer between 12 and 21 - were presented with activities from sports, science, coding, cooking and board games and were allowed to do choose they wanted. The idea was to socialize the participants, encourage their interactions and friendships. This can be a challenge with people who have autism, however, when worked at, as the Shawns did, change can happen. And indeed, it did. Shawn said the campers made them laugh their heads off. One young man only spoke a word at a time, and from time to time would run into the activity area and yell, 'scotch'. Whatever that meant, it came out funny and the campers and staff roared. Shawna explained that she, Shawn and the staff would look for the “thing” they could uncover, the mystery of their camper's soul, that when understood could help the camper enjoy themselves and relax. One such mystery was recognizing in a male camper that he would push himself hard (in play etc.) for two hours and then would just drop with exhaustion. They became aware of his timing of when he'd stop and needed rest. Recognizing that helped him and the staff cater to his biorhythm and his needs overall. Hear about Shawn's beautiful work on a job-fair, to assist individuals to secure employment. 86% of people with autism are unemployed.  At 1:07:55 hear which great people in history had autism. Dan Aykroyd and Seinfeld are two Hollywood examples.  Susan Boyle is another, as is Albert Einstein. Shawna says that's not surprising because he was able to hyper-focus, as people with autism are able, and therefore come up with very special discoveries. 1:17:26 Shawn said, "I used to care about other people.... we’d go into the mall and she'd (Rachel) would make loud noises....I don't give a shit anymore!"   1:18:10 Shawna said, people often say to her daughter, 'you shouldn't work because you are deaf'. Her daughter responds, "I can work anywhere I want. I'm just like you." At 1:19:55. I talk about Judaism, "especially before Rosh Hashanah" to enlighten my listeners about my religion/people, so if any of them are harboring stereotypes or even are anti-Semitic, they might understand us more so and minimizes their negative or hateful thoughts and bring unity to our world. I talk about Judaism and love.  What I took out of this show is, how important it is to find one's passion in life. Hit your stride. Do that thing which makes you happy. You will grow, if you do, a lot, in ways, you had no idea you could.  Similarly, I discovered through Shawn Kendal and Shawna Ackerman - the Shawns that diligent and consistent work on a relationship can create something magical. Similarly, the two represent what the fulfillment of a dream can make - personal and collective satisfaction.  Isn't that what we all want? I think so.  Enjoy Episode 38 of HatRadio! Let me know your thoughts and please, share the link. HatRadio! The show that schmoozes.       

While Shawn and Matt are out with simultaneous and purely coincidental cases of mono, the rest of the Warped crew go off the rails in a complete misuse of their newfound freedoms. We take the opportunity to chat about everything from cultural alienation to surgically enhanced knees, Scotty creep-factor, a bit of the scratchy-scratchy, and even safe words. We imagine the future of the world under the influence of VR until the discussion gives us motion sickness. Stalin gives Ringo Starr the business. Our mascot cat is used in a pictorial celebration of the work of R. Crumb. We discover that you're never too old for a brand new kink, which, of course, steers us right into Furry territory. Erin will probably not follow through on a prank to cheat Shawn's rating quiz, but "shhhh", it's a secret. Jake and Philippe close things out with a life-affirming hymn. Remember, if you feel like we're starting to take things a little too far, just shout, "hippopotamus." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In E020, Shawn discusses how he got started 6 years ago with a new build for his family home. After living there for a couple of years and realizing how tight his income and expenses had become, he made the decision that he needed to make a chance and started to house-hack. Fast-forward to two years ago, Shawn decided to go "all-in" as a real estate investor.While Shawn like his job as an IT professional, he's interested in creating generational wealth as a real estate investor. It's safe to say that he 'has the bug' when it come to investing. iTunes and Google/Android Listen Links: https://linktr.ee/theandrewhines Shawn Rae contact: https://www.instagram.com/shawnreaor https://www.facebook.com/shawn.rea Andrew Hines contact: https://www.instagram.com/theandrewhines or https://www.facebook.com/theandrewhines Some key topics covered in this episode: investor mindset needed to succeedhow to grow a portfolio quickly with the buy renovate, rent, refinance, repeat modelhow to buy deals both on and off the market for instant equity grainhow to get educated, network, find mentors and use the information to take actionhouse hacking, managing tenants, and profiting from tenant turn-over Music Info, Artist: JPB, Song: High, NCS Release: Feb 1 2015, No Copyright Copyright Free

Catching up on RushmoreIn 1998, Wes Anderson followed up his modest debut film Bottle Rocket with a work of absolute genius: Rushmore. With Rushmore, Anderson demonstrated the unique visual stylings, song choices and storytelling sensibilities that would become regular staples in his work and introduced the world to the wonderful Jason Schwartzman. It also marked the beginning of a long, fruitful collaboration between Anderson and Bill Murray.While Shawn and Richie are big fans of Rushmore, Alex has never had the pleasure of seeing it. So what was it like for him to watch Rushmore for the first time? Tune in to find out.HOSTSShawn EastridgeAlex BeardRichie Pepio

What if one day, out of the blue, you find yourself sick—really sick—and no one knows what's wrong. This is a podcast about a sleeper illness and what one team of data scientists led by Elaine Nsoesie is doing to reduce its reach. Sam Williamson: "It felt as if I were on some kind of hallucinogenic drug. I felt really, really hot. Really cold again. The room started spinning. I got tunnel vision. I was about to black out." Ginette Methot: "I'm Ginette Methot-Seare, and you are listening to Data Crunch, a Vault Analytics production. Today we're going to talk about something that could affect you or someone you love if it hasn't already." Shawn Milne: "It still is a pretty vivid memory for me just because it was such a, such a terrible thing." Ginette: "This is Shawn Milne." Shawn: "Both of us just booked for the bathroom because we were both throwing up." Ginette: "He's describing a sickness that both he and a friend suffered from." Shawn: "On the way home, we had to keep pulling the car over, and we were just both throwing up on the side of the road. It was absolutely terrible. We were just both up all night just throwing up. Just so beat." Ginette: "While Shawn's experience lasted about 48 hours, Samuel Williamson, the person you heard speak at the beginning of our podcast, had one that lasted for about a month." Sam: "I did go to a doctor for it after a while. They convinced me to go to a doctor. He in fact told me that my stomach was just tired, which I thought was a very strange diagnosis. So he suggested that I don't eat anything for a week. I think I lost about ten to twelve pounds in the first week, and so I went a week without eating anything, and came back a week later, and he asked me if the symptoms had gone away, and I told him 'no, they were about the same,' and he said, 'okay, well you can't eat anything else for another week.' I went about three days and then pigged out." Ginette: "While everyone's body reacts differently to this type of sickness, stomach pain was one symptom that everyone we interviewed described." Amy Smart: "I remember at one point, lying on my couch in excruciating pain, and thinking, ‘this is like having a baby, only with a baby, I know it's going to end.’"  Ginette: "Amy had two little girls when she got sick, and she became so ill and weak that she couldn't take care of them. Fortunately, her mom lived nearby and could take her girls during the day, and her husband was able to stay home from work to take care of her." Amy: "I couldn't, I couldn't eat. I wanted to because my body was so depleted, but I couldn't drink. I couldn't keep anything down. We went to the ER because I was so weak, and they put me on IVs and gave me morphine for the pain." Ginette: "But for Amy Smart, the person speaking here, things got a lot worse." Amy: "All that was coming out both ends was blood. And I remember feeling like, 'this is what it feels like to die.'" Ginette: "Amy described to me that it literally felt like life was leaving her body." Amy: "I didn't know when it would end, when I would feel better again. If it would take days or weeks or ever. I remember thinking, 'I'm so glad it's me and not one of my little kids' because I don't know how they would have survived it.'" Ginette: "Now put yourself in her shoes for a second: you're sick and only getting worse. When you go to the doctor, the doctor isn't sure what's wrong." Amy: "They first thought it was stomach flu, then maybe Giardia, then maybe salmonella, and then they cultured it and found I had E. coli." Aside: "E. coli contamination. Possible E. coli contamination. E. coli contamination." Amy: "By then, once it was diagnosed as E. coli, it was a relief because then they knew how to treat it, and they put me on Cipro. By then the Center for Disease Control gets involved and is interviewing and trying to match the strain." Ginette: "Now as an interesting side note,

This week Jonathan takes control of the whole podcast… alone. While Shawn and Clint are on vacation, Jonathan takes the reins and records a solo podcast, fittingly enough, about solo gaming. Jonathan recorded and edited everything for the first time, so big kudos to him. This one’s much shorter than our usual podcast, but it […]

While Shawn makes things happen elsewhere Ben steps in to try and get Daniel to stop loving Skyfall so much. Is he successful? Find out while you follow along with us.