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This week's question comes from Dan on the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group. Dan is asking: For those of you that have gone through the eviction process, did you go it alone in small claims court or did you hire a lawyer? While Tony (thankfully) doesn't have experience evicting any tenants, Ashley has had to evict multiple out of her personal investment properties as well as from properties she managed when she was a full-time property manager. She describes the multiple ways you can evict a tenant, all of which will rely on the situation the tenant presents you with.Here are some suggestions:Hire an attorney if you are inexperienced with tenant evictionsUse small claims court to get back rent or payment for damagesOffer cash for keys if you are unable to legally evict at this timeUnderstand that many tenants will pay or leave once they receive an eviction noticeAnd Much More!If you want Ashley and Tony to answer a real estate question, you can post in the Real Estate Rookie Facebook Group! Or, call us at the Rookie Request Line (1-888-5-ROOKIE).Links from the ShowBiggerPockets PodcastReal Estate Rookie Rookie Facebook GroupCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/rookie104See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode we welcome our friend singer/songwriter Monique McCall in the legendary JNC Lounge! We talk about her musical journey as well as her time as a model in Italy. We also talk about her new single 'Livin'"! While Tony is on assignment, Monique steps in to give us our Mid-Week Motivation. We put her on the hot seat Inside The Lipton Tea and we take a peek inside The Jordy Files. Enjoy some live performances from Monique as well! **Episode Links** Monique McCall Official: https://moniquemccallmusic.com/ TJ Nelligan, author of Live Like Sean: https://tjnelligan.com/

Tony Alexander who has more than 15 years in the corporate world in Human Resources, leadership and served in the military. Tony received nominations by Prince Charles in 2015 as The Global Ambassador for Business in The Community, Global Citizen, and named Black Enterprise Men of Distinction, 40 under 40 in 2016, and many more impressive accolades. While Tony excels in the corporate environment; he also leads and mentors over 500 mentees worldwide, changing lives. He believes in youth who have big dreams and empowers them to bring them into reality. Reach Tony on his website Master Of Your Crafts is a conversational podcast with individuals who have and are working towards mastering a craft. They have harnessed and taken ownership of a gift, talent or skill that is so innate to them. We uncover the inner dialogue, actions and life circumstances, all combined in a deep conversation to offer you words of wisdom to empower and guide you to be your own Master Of Your Crafts.

While Tony was crosswalking at the corner of Harrison and Locust, in Davenport -IA-, Jake came by and asked for a free Bible. Jake said he only had a minute to chat. That minute turned into a half-hour conversation about the things of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ.--Jake, who was raised in Lutheranism, described himself as agnostic. By conversation's end, Jake's agnosticism was a thing of the past.

This week the guys discuss Viking Hoard and Charles Byrnes. Kevin Blake has concerns with several aspects of the case, most notably, the absence of CCTV at all but one Irish Racecourses. While Tony feels there was some naïve and incorrect reporting on the role betting Exchanges played in bringing the case to light and how they have been subsequently portrayed. It’s week two of our ‘Footsteps To The Festival’ segment the guys take an in-depth look at Day 2 of Cheltenham with the Ballymore, Festival Novices’ Chase (formerly the RSA) and Champion Chase taking centre stage. Some strong thought and fancies with Tony suggesting a route for punters in the Festival Novices’ Chase to take advantage of the Non Runner/No Bet concession on the Betfair Sportsbook. All this and your Twitter questions answered.

Tony Lucero has been in the business world for over 30 years, working with different companies and building different organizations that have done over $454 Million in sales. While Tony has built highly successful businesses, what truly allows him to be successful is how in-depth and focused he is on his energies, his passions, and finding his happiness, which in turn allows him to live a happy life full of fulfillment!     In this GSD Mode Podcast Interview, Joshua and Tony dive into Tony’s entrepreneurial and life journey, discussing topics that range from how people can identify their purpose in life and use that to have fun and create joy, to how to develop the energy we need to be fulfilled and accomplish the goals that we set for ourselves, why he is so adamant about only doing work that bring him happiness, and so much more in between! Tony came through with one of our most powerful and possibly life-changing interviews in the history of GSD Mode, and we are 100% certain that you’ll see why as soon as you dive into this one! DO NOT skip this interview, it will be the most motivating thing you listen to all year! #GSDMode4Life       00:00 - Introduction   3:30 - What led you to doing the work that you do today?   9:00 - How have you been able to experience pure happiness?   14:00 - How can you discover what makes you happy?   20:00 - Advice for people looking to discover their purpose   24:00 - You need somebody to help you peel back the layers in your life   28:00 - Energies and how to understand it   34:00 - Should people be keeping a daily journal?   39:00 - How to not let negativity control you   48:30 - Positive changes Joshua made in his life that made a massive difference   54:00 - What type of work are you doing today?   1:03:30 - Where to learn more about Tony and his coaching       Tony’s Contact Info:     https://www.discoveryourmojo.com/- 5 Steps To Shift Your Energy And Supercharge Your Life     https://www.instagram.com/iamtonylucero/     https://www.facebook.com/tonylucero/    

GIVING AT THE HEART OF COMMUNITIES THAT CAN LEAST AFFORD IT From feeding 40,000 kids a day in Malawi to the cashback scheme from the police and Food for Good. Tony is proud of what his Celtic FC Foundation is achieving. “We can't boil the ocean, but we try to do what we can do. “Our role is to tackle poverty and redeem the lives of marginalised people. We identified 60 charities and funded these through the ‘Food for good' program. What we increasingly realise is that many people don't just need food they often need support with their mental health. We are also addressing that imperative.” One observation Tony is happy to share? It is people with the least that often give the most. His experience of this spirit started at home and then at St Andrews Secondary School in the east end of Glasgow. A school which Tony describes as ‘Mental'. It was run by the Marist Brothers and headed by Brother John Ogilvie who “had a heart of gold. He really did care about people and would regularly dip into his pocket if someone needed it.” It was years later in 2008, when after studying for his MBA, and with many years working in marketing roles at the Club, Tony was asked to set-up the Celtic FC Foundation. It was a challenge he relished, and it certainly didn't take him long to realise the immensity of the generosity out there – especially from some of the poorest communities. But with the Club's global draw we also organise fundraising dinners and events across the World – from London to New York. “It is something we will never, ever take for granted.” No entry to the ‘Polis' When he left school Tony's ambition was to go into law and he sent applications to a number of Police forces. These were unsuccessful admits Tony, who now reflects on the attainment and expectation gap that existed back in the early 80s. In his view, the gap was greater than now. “I did what many young men did in our community: “Got married young and had children.” What has never left Tony from his younger years is the ethos that existed in his community in Glasgow's east end. “You were brought up to look after people who needed help.” Now at the Celtic FC Foundation, that is precisely what drives him today. So, how does he advise young people today? “Have ambition, manage your expectations, have a bit of humility, make good choices and live your best life. It's not the money you make or where you get to travel to that should measure your success or make you happy. It is the people you surround yourself with. In short, find something to do which makes you happy, do it now and don't have any regrets.” The Power of Inspiration Tony has been both humbled and inspired by two books: One million Little Pieces by James Frey, whose experiences with drugs saw him near death's door before he checked in a Rehabilitation Clinic. It is a heartrending journey that will inspire anyone who finds themselves in that situation. The other is “All Hell Let Loose, from a politically opposite source, Max Hastings. It is the very human stories of how World War 2 impacted on ordinary lives that reinforces the utter futility of war. He cites his father and former Celtic hero, Stillian Petrov as his most inspiring influencers. So, what of the pandemic and the various stages of lockdown. “The really positive thing for me has been that bit more time spent at home and, believe it or not in the kitchen, where I have done much more cooking – expanding my skills. The food is "still terrible” but the focus and learning has been great. While Tony may not be the world's greatest chef, his greatest pride is the work ethic of his family. One final piece of advice: “Marry a good-looking cook. That's what my wife did.” In memory of Ann McDonald (1932-2020)

While Tony is under quarantine, he calls in to discuss with Dominic and Drew, the bands single "Lacey"! Available now on Thrifty Records! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thriftyrecords/support

While Tony is away Bo & Chad will play, Co-Host Bo Matthew takes the captain's seat and he is ready to drive. Don't miss the amazing conversations concerning topics you care about.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

While Tony is away Bo & Chad will play. Co-Host Bo Batthew takes the captains seat and he is ready to drive. Dont miss the amazing coversations concerning topics you care about.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

For the 55th anniversary of the Help! album, TJ and Tony go track by track, offering hot takes on Maureen Cleave and a cautionary tale for prospective buyers of the Back to the Future III soundtrack.While Tony provides eagle-eared recording trivia yet fails to discern the difference between the Hofner and Hohner musical instrument companies, TJ speaks to the wonders of a new miracle drug called NUJV.They also ponder the placement of Matchbox 20 on the Mt. Rushmore of Rock while doing their best not to get “PJ Probied.”

Today on Season 3 Episode 37 of the Unknown Packers Podcast, Brice welcomes Tony Cartagena to the UPP Studio. While Tony has covered his fair share of high profile sports teams, including the LeBron James Led Cavaliers, you may know him best from his time as the producer of the Wilde and Tausch show on ESPN Milwaukee. Tony breaks down his Packers fandom, followed by talk of the new look training camp, possible double duty for players, as well as surprise names that could end up making the 53 man roster. There's lots to absorb in this one Packers fans, and now it's time for Tony Cartagena: On Tap --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-unknown-packers-podca/support

While Tony upholds his fathering responsibilities, George finishes this trilogy! Dan Lane has likely discovered or been part of discovering more new bird species than any other living person. Dan started his field research with LSU and focuses mostly on Peru, he co-authored the Field Guide to the Birds of Peru. In this episode we talk about his discovery of the Scarlet-Banded Barbet and some other species, birding in Louisiana, and of all things, nutria! Credits: Executive Producer: Tony Croasdale, Audio Production: Tykee James, Art work: Robin Irizarry. Wildlife Observer Network stinger by Alexander Jenson (music by His Hero is Gone) Help our reach by rating us where you're listening to Wildlife Observet Network and sharing this episode on social media We have Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! Please support our creativity with monthly payments through Anchor or Patreon. You can also help us right now by giving us a rating and sharing this episode on social media so your family, friends, and followers know you're a part of the Wildlife Observer Community. https://anchor.fm/wildlife-observer-network https://www.patreon.com/WildlifeObserverNetwork --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wildlife-observer-network/support

Eli is playing a road game for this episode, recording from his father's kitchen in Portland, Maine. He's there helping his dad out after a knee replacement surgery, which his (non-runner) dad had to have because (as Eli rants about a bit) running isn't actually any worse for you knees than any other activity! (And his dad's recovery is going well, thanks for asking.)With prompting from Eli, Tony gives an update about how his new virtual event, the Texas Distance Challenge, is going (short version: really well!). Tony compares what he hopes to accomplish with TDC (as the cool kids call it) to eating healthy as opposed to dieting and also explains why distance challenges should lean into their storytelling and maybe rely a little less on leaderboards. After sticking his neck out to test his theories (that we've all heard him presenting on at industry conferences for the last few years) by rolling out this event, it's a good thing for Tony that TDC is going as well as it is! And if you're interested in licensing the idea for your market, he's open to it...The co-hosts then dive into a big topic that Eli somehow overlooked while planning for this week's episode (although it's not always apparent, we actually prepare for our recording sessions!): Spartan's return to in-person racing. (The video of the Running USA webinar mentioned in this segment can be found here.) While Tony and Eli are both skeptical that any in-person event can be done perfectly safely, there are some good takeaways from what Spartan did that can be applied at any event.Finally, Tony IDs three questions that every event that wants to emulate Spartan and return to in-person racing needs to ask itself before returning to in-person racing:What is your organizational risk tolerance?What is your market's (participant and state/municipal) risk tolerance?And are your pockets deep enough to do everything that needs to be done?Eli then really strongly encourages everyone to build systems for their return to racing that don't just barely hit minimum standards but have enough slack in the system to deal with things not going exactly as planned. On another quixotic hashtag-pushing quest, he encourages everyone to build environmental safety and operations plans that are robust enough to #absorbtheassholes. (Tony wants to make 100% clear that he not only doesn't endorse this hashtag but that as his "risky click of the day" he also doesn't think you should use or search for it; the more-benign #returntoracing he is more tolerant towards.)If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review us on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and don't forget to subscribe. If you have any questions, comments, or guests you would like us to invite, please send us an email at earlycalltimepod@gmail.com.Facebook: @EarlyCallTimePodInstagram: @EarlyCallTimePodTwitter: @EarlyPod

Today's guest saw his weight and life spiraling out of control, as he reached a peak of 429 pounds. Three years after quitting drinking and changing his relationship with food, Tony Sanders is showing us all that it is never too late to face your fear and make true change, as he says, "What do we have to lose?" While Tony's physical transformation (You have to see it to believe it!) is breathtaking, it is the transformation of his mindset and perspective that will truly inspire you.  Connect with Tony on IG at @tsanders76 (https://www.instagram.com/tsand76/) Find his Facebook Group Tony Sanders Transformation at https://www.facebook.com/tonysanderstransformation/  Are you interested in learning how a holistic ketiogenic lifestyle might be the key to helping you reach your weight loss and health goals? You can now connect with Gormy for one on one coaching at https://www.theketoroad.com  You can also find Gormy on IG at @gormy_goes_keto, Twitter at @gormygoesketo and you can email the show at TheFatGuyForum@gmail.com! You can also support us and save money yourself by using code GORMY to get 15% your order at Redmond Real Salt (https://shop.redmond.life/?afmc=GORMY) or also Select Savory Seasonings! (https://selectseasonings.com/?aff=15)  Great products I use every day!! Check them out! Don't forget to give us a rating and review on iTunes or whatever platform you use!! Thank you and be sure to amaze yourself today!

Jay Glazer's big announcement sets social media on fire and false reports of a trade between the Cleveland Browns and the Minnesota Vikings emerge. While Tony, Cory, and Daniel wait to hear Glazers big scoop, they discuss what trades they wish would happen. Is it time for the Redskins to walk away from Trent Williams? Should Deshaun Watson be set free? Can Andy Dalton turn a franchise around or is he destined to be the next journeyman QB?

Tony Overbay is a marriage and family therapist, author, speaker and podcast host. He began his career in the high tech world but felt the call to become a therapist and help men. For the past 14 years, he has been a licensed marriage and family therapist with a practice in Roseville, California. While Tony grew up in Utah, he is an adult convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has been married 28 years, is a father of four, an ultra-marathoner, host of the Virtual Couch Podcast, author of He's a Porn Addict…Now What?, creator of The Path Back pornography recovery program, and currently serves on the Leading Saints Professional Therapists Advisory Board. In this episode, Kurt and Tony discuss how leaders can deal with co-dependency, overcoming the nice guy syndrome, and how we can be more successful focusing on values instead of goals. Highlights 4:00 Co-dependency: what is it? 14:30 Nice guy syndrome in leaders = co-dependency 17:20 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy 20:00 God isn't disappointed in me 24:25 Bad things happening aren't correlated to our behavior 30:35 Relief Society President example 31:40 Values and the Bishop Monson dynamic 36:40 System vs. goals 37:45 As you make goals, focus on values that you've established 41:30 As an organization (or ward) we should be focused on values, not goals 47:00 How do we see signs that we're trapped in the nice guy syndrome? 55:00 Values: find what's important to you 1:00:00 Truth, beauty, and goodness 1:04:00 Values vs. identity 1:06:00 The importance of vulnerability as a leader Links TonyOverbay.com He's a Porn Addict...Now What?: An Expert and a Former Addict Answer Your Questions Clarifying Values PDF, from The Confidence Gap by Russ Harris

With the Super Bowl today and Chuck in Miami for the week and Tony in Cleveland, they discuss the new hires and the future for the Browns. While Tony believes analytics now runs the building and is slightly distraught for the lack of “football” guys, Chuck thinks the football guys had, at least, 16 years, … Continued

Tony Cohen has had challenges that would cause most to hit rock bottom and seriously struggle to bounce back. While Tony has obviously had his struggles, he has persevered with a goal of helping others through self defense knowledge and techniques and a healthier mind and body using ketones. Join us as we dig into Tony's story. #lifestylethatfeelsgood insta @kyraoliver Much Love, Kyra --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

:19 - Though the Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit more than 90 home runs, the Mets’ Pete Alonso prevailed and won the Home Run Derby. While Tony watched and enjoyed it, he’s still on this diatribe about "juiced-up” baseballs hurting the regular season games. 5:34 - All eyes in the sports world these last few days have been on Northeast Ohio, and that continues tonight with the MLB All-Star Game. Bob DiBiasio from the Tribe gave us a preview of how busy he and his compadres at Progressive Field have been. 15:12 - Volunteers have been a huge part of any golf tournament at Firestone Country Club. Barb Dietrich has been a fixture there for sixty years, and she joined Ray to talk about her years at Firestone. 20:00 - We hear about box office blockbusters, but what about the worst box office bombs?

Tony Softli is back again today as Softy continues his vacation. Is Russell Wilson about to become a New York Giant? Colin Cowherd has suggested that Ciara, being an entertainer, wants to be in New York, and Russ stands to gain more in endorsements by being there, plus the Giants really need a future quarterback. So how likely is this? It's of course possible, but he's got it pretty good in Seattle. While Tony is here, it's the perfect time ot pick his brain about the Hawks' needs going into 2019. Tony grades each of ten Seahawks positions, plus a player-by-player analysis of the defense.

Tony Softli is back again today as Softy continues his vacation. Is Russell Wilson about to become a New York Giant? Colin Cowherd has suggested that Ciara, being an entertainer, wants to be in New York, and Russ stands to gain more in endorsements by being there, plus the Giants really need a future quarterback. So how likely is this? It's of course possible, but he's got it pretty good in Seattle. While Tony is here, it's the perfect time ot pick his brain about the Hawks' needs going into 2019. Tony grades each of ten Seahawks positions, plus a player-by-player analysis of the defense.

Tony Overbay began his career in the high tech world but felt the call to become a therapist and help men. For the past 13-14 years, he has been a licensed marriage and family therapist with a practice in Roseville, California. While Tony grew up in Utah, he is an adult convert to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has been married 28 years, is a father of four, an ultra-marathoner, host of the Virtual Couch Podcast, creator of The Path Back, and currently serves on the Leading Saints Professional Therapists Advisory Board. Tony Overbay Highlights 12:45 Men in therapy - the stigma, stereotypes 14:40 Treatment of pornography addiction - behavior modification, identifying triggers “crimes of opportunity,” then thought, which leads to action/behavior. Tools to put distance between thoughts and action, initially, then work on thought, but have to deal with core issues to heal. 16:30 Core issues—feelings of inadequacy, not feeling connected to partner, job, or faith, poor health—have to be dealt with to heal from addiction. Go-to patterns of behavior learned in youth 17:45 Men have a harder time connecting, less likely to go to therapy, need to find ways to connect with a therapist first before talking about emotions before talking about the elephant in the room 20:45 "The bishop is not the therapist" mentality brings shame to the table because it doesn’t bring the connection. How can bishops help build connections? Bishops need authenticity and vulnerability to build connection, to avoid shame spiral by pushing to get to transgression immediately. Don’t rush it, show gratitude, build relationships, meet with love. A relationship is more important - can’t go and find another bishop, like a person can go find another therapist 26:20 Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear - Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf April 2017 - many bishops over-emphasize shame - sprinkling shame glitter - to make them know they did something "really bad." Have to give people hope and remove shame. 27:30 - Brother Tad Callister- guilt is the stop sign. Shame hangs around guilt and isn’t productive, is negative, and makes people feel horrible. Have to change the conversation because will lie when there are relapses 29:20 - Shame - leaders mix up shame and guilt. Shame is "you’re bad" and not "what you did is bad". Pornography addiction - first exposure - 8 to 11 yo - early exposure to pornography is early sexualization, which changes the wiring of the brain because the brain doesn’t know how to process information. Changes their perception of the world, have to understand with it to work with, and will remove the shame. 32:30 - Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf - minor things take a person further off course over time. What not to say to someone when talking to them because it makes the other person view it as shame and more broken and not empathetic because coming from a different point of view. 33:45 Dr. Patrick Carnes - sexual addiction counselor, sex addiction and pornography can be harder to overcome than drug or alcohol addiction because addictive obsession can cause mood alteration. Sex addicts carry their own source of supply in their brain. Prolonged use alters the brain. Why can’t I get it under control? Bishop asks why and doesn’t understand the why of a person wanting it. Unintended shame happens. 37:20 Double down on the empathy when people share. Jesus saw sin as wrong, but as needs not met. Look into lives of others to see their shortcomings, unmet needs, etc, that aren’t filled that we’re trying to fill. Need to focus on the deeper reason of why we sin and the need we’re trying to meet to become better. Have to help people find something to replace the void. Easier to add things to life than subtract from life. 40:00 - EFT - Emotionally Focused Therapy to connect with a spouse, which fills the void and turns toward a spouse. A person is greater than their sin or addiction. 41:00 How to create a situation where a person never faces sh...

After being turned away from one opportunity to live and work abroad because of his disability, Tony Skow turned his sites on service in the Peace Corps. While Tony may have a disability, his service was not defined by what he couldn't do but what he could do better than anyone else.  [...] The post Serving with a Disability – Tony Skow, Guyana 2015-17 appeared first on My Peace Corps Story.

Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode 221 of the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip! Some good old fashioned comedy gold for you this episode, as Pip is joined by Anglo-Canadian sensation Tony Law!Well - it would be a lie to say the entire episode is 100% comedy… While Tony is heavily schooled in the trade of standup and panel, his life hasn’t been one long standing ovation by any means. Prepare for some hard hitting reflections from a man who has fought the real fight with alcoholism and addiction, bridge burning, and all that entails, while dealing with almost becoming homeless and losing a LOT. I mean, don’t be put off by that - you’ll be listening to the story of a man who has come through that with a confident outlook and a tale that can surely inspire and instil that same positivity in any one of us. And who can resist that accent too, come on now. So join Pip and Tony as they get down to business on such topics as how Tony tracked Pip down, rebuilding his life after sobriety and the steps involved in doing so, being wilfully obtuse as a comedian as a strategy, the underground vs the mainstream (ah that old chestnut), chasing the England punk ideal, his background in history tours and how that sharpened his improv tools, also how becoming sober sharpened his comedy tools, and overall becoming better through bad experiences. A lot going on but certainly a truly interesting story and one that will inspire and uplift. Listen in.––––– ––––– –––––THIS EPISODE'S LINKS:• TONY LAW!• TONY LAW: A LOST SHOW @ THE FRINGE!• TONY LAW on FACEBOOK!• SCROOBUS PIP on TWITTER!• SCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAM!• SPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDS • DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOK• DISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAM• NEW LISTENERS TAKE NOTE!!! You can find the full DISTRACTION PIECES episode list HERE!• FOLLOW AND ENJOY!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 40.5  - “The Sean Dillon Comic Book mini episode” - While Tony is on vacation, Chris recaps writing a comic book about Sean Dillon and the zombie apocalypse and reads the written story from 2005 (36 min)  

Getting closer, folks! While Tony sniffs CT’s butt, we sniff a final right around the corner. Strap in as we recap a packed episode of this week’s Champs Vs. Stars. @RealityBlowsPod RealityBlowsPodcast@gmail.com @AshleyBRoberts IG:NickMaritato

Movie Inspirations on The X-Files In our first ever episode recorded live in person, in a Birmingham, UK pub, Tony Black hosts alongside Carl Sweeney to discuss The X-Files and its cinematic inspirations. Your hosts pick five movies each they feel The X-Files took a cue from which they love, including 'Ice' and The Thing, 'Pusher' and The Deer Hunter, and 'Ascension' & Moonraker - amongst many others. While Tony tries to distract him with (bad) impressions of Hollywood stars from James Mason through to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl also gives his least favourite movie inspiration on the show...   Host Tony Black Guest Carl Sweeney Production Carl Sweeney (Editor/Producer), Tony Black (Executive Producer), Kurt North (Patron), Michelle Milbauer (Patron), Jenn Ferguson (Patron), Astrid Klosterkoetter (Patron), Naomi Miller (Patron), Adam Silva (Patron), Cathy Glinski (Patron), Andrew Brooker (Patron), Andrew Blaker (Patron), Isabelle Dubois (Patron), Deana Ferreri (Patron), Katie Doe (Patron), Cortlan Waters Bartley (Patron), Malcolm Crang (Patron), Marlene Stemme (Patron), Martha Payne (Patron), Michael Gehrmann (Patron), Jeremy Daniels (Patron), Alexander Gates (Patron), Russell Hugo (Patron), Kelsey L Mayer (Patron), Bethany Good (Patron) Find us online... FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ITUNES The X-Cast on PATREON Next time... Darren Mooney hosts alongside guest Chris Knowles to discuss Season 3x02, 'Paper Clip'...

Movie Inspirations on The X-Files In our first ever episode recorded live in person, in a Birmingham, UK pub, Tony Black hosts alongside Carl Sweeney to discuss The X-Files and its cinematic inspirations. Your hosts pick five movies each they feel The X-Files took a cue from which they love, including 'Ice' and The Thing, 'Pusher' and The Deer Hunter, and 'Ascension' & Moonraker - amongst many others. While Tony tries to distract him with (bad) impressions of Hollywood stars from James Mason through to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Carl also gives his least favourite movie inspiration on the show...   Host Tony Black Guest Carl Sweeney Production Carl Sweeney (Editor/Producer), Tony Black (Executive Producer), Kurt North (Patron), Michelle Milbauer (Patron), Jenn Ferguson (Patron), Astrid Klosterkoetter (Patron), Naomi Miller (Patron), Adam Silva (Patron), Cathy Glinski (Patron), Andrew Brooker (Patron), Andrew Blaker (Patron), Isabelle Dubois (Patron), Deana Ferreri (Patron), Katie Doe (Patron), Cortlan Waters Bartley (Patron), Malcolm Crang (Patron), Marlene Stemme (Patron), Martha Payne (Patron), Michael Gehrmann (Patron), Jeremy Daniels (Patron), Alexander Gates (Patron), Russell Hugo (Patron), Kelsey L Mayer (Patron), Bethany Good (Patron) Find us online... FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ITUNES The X-Cast on PATREON Next time... Darren Mooney hosts alongside guest Chris Knowles to discuss Season 3x02, 'Paper Clip'...

*Warning: Dan talks forever.* While Tony is in class, Dan explains "Must Win Wednesday", a very busy day. The guys ventured between the horse track, a few office buildings, and traffic court. Cutting a deal with a very cool sponsor, Quickdog, on the way. Superfan Lu takes Tony's place and gives us all a recap of his first 5 months as King of All Jits. Send the guys in your questions to be answered live on the air: lifesagamble727@gmail.com Stay fully up to date with the blog at www.lifesagamble.org Connect with the guys on twitter #lifesagamble727 Try and then buy Quickdog, greyhound racing software, at www.quickreckoning.com *Warning: Dan talks forever.*

The race is on to create final character designs for all our lead cast, so we decide to kick things off with Dingo - the leader of the pack. While Tony draws and Doug and Cap make suggestions, the gang hashes out Dingo's loner styles both clean cut from Domus, and hardened by the Wasteland. We take considerable influence from Bruce Willy, debate dog communication devices, and even spend some time with our old "pal" Halloween Jack - dissecting his relationship with Glampire.For links and more info, head to the main episode page: https://nerdyshow.com/2017/10/lightning-dogs-the-official-pawdcast-episode-26-the-leader-of-the-pack See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Everyone step to the rear and let Tony Roberts take the day. One of America's most beloved character actors drops by Shetler Studios to look back on his career with Rob and Kevin. While Tony's film career includes such movies as Annie Hall, Play It Again, Sam, and Serpico, we will discuss his amazing theatre career, which includes How Now, Dow Jones, Sugar, Barefoot in the Park, Don't Drink the Water, Xanadu, and Victor/Victoria. Tony pulls back the curtain on his career to discuss how a broken leg led to fifty years of work, what it was like to work with Woody Allen, and why Bob Merrill had him audition in his living room. Also, Tony shines the spotlight on Al Pacino, Neil Simon, and Walter Matthau! Become a sponsor of Behind The Curtain and get early access to interviews, private playlists, and advance knowledge of future guests so you can ask the legends your own questions. Go to: http://bit.ly/2i7nWC4

Dr. Tony Kern is the Founding Partner and CEO of Convergent Performance, LLC., a veteran-owned small business in Colorado Springs. Convergent was formed in 2003, and is specifically dedicated to reducing human error and improving performance in high risk environments such as aviation, military operations, surgical teams, law enforcement, and oil and gas. Tony is one of the world’s leading authorities on human performance in time constrained, error intolerant environments, and has lectured on the subject around the globe for over two decades. Dr. Kern has received multiple awards for his work, including Aviation Week & Space Technology 2002 Laurels Award for Outstanding Achievement in Government and Military, the University Aviation Association’s John K. Lauber Safety Award (2015), and the Flight Safety Foundation-Airbus Human Factors in Aviation Safety Award (2015). While Tony is grateful to have won these and other awards, it’s a completely different honor to have an award named after you. In 2015, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) announced the creation of the Dr. Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation award, and at the NBAA National Safety Forum in 2016, NBAA President Ed Bolan announced the first 19 award recipients. Dr. Kern has authored eight books on human performance, including the award-winning “Plane of Excellence” trilogy (Redefining Airmanship, Flight Discipline, and Darker Shades of Blue; McGraw Hill 1995, 1997, 1999). Broadening his approach beyond aviation, his “Empowered Accountability” series (Blue Threat: Why to Err is Inhuman and Going Pro: The Deliberate Practice of Professionalism; Pygmy Books 2009, 2011) creates a 21st century guide to extreme professionalism. His newest book (The Ghost of Nathan Hale; North Slope Publications 2016) remains in line with Dr. Kern’s passion for identifying and reducing threats. In it he details how declining public trust in government is an existential threat to America and the world itself, and provides strong motivation and a step-by-step path for restoring the integrity of government. A prolific writer, Tony is also a featured columnist and Contributing Editor for Skies and Vertical 911 magazines. In addition, Dr. Kern has been interviewed regarding his methodologies by the Fox Business Network, Bloomberg TV, the Discovery Channel, National Public Radio, NBC Nightly News, and 48 Hours with Dan Rather, among others. Despite his three graduate degrees, Dr. Kern does not consider himself an “academic.” He has deep operational roots in the U.S. Air Force as a Command Pilot and Flight Examiner in the B-1B bomber, as well as diverse senior staff and leadership experience, including service as the Chairman of the U.S. Air Force Human Factors Steering Group, and Director and Professor of Military History at the USAF Academy. Upon retirement from the Air Force in 2000, Dr. Kern served as the National Aviation Director for the U.S. Forest Service, where he directed the largest non-military government aviation program in the world in support of federal wildland fire suppression. Tony is a graduate of the Federal Executive Institute and the U.S. Federal Government Senior Executive Service Development Program. Tony has dedicated his adult life to helping individuals and organizations reduce error, mitigate losses, and optimize their performance, but still finds time to enjoy his personal hobbies of hunting, fishing, sports of all kinds, and writing. He currently lives with his wife of 29 years and their seven dogs in Woodland Park, Colorado.  

The banked series! While Tony is away overseas you lucky listeners still get fresh #lits! We banked some episodes ahead of time you youd barely notice we were gone. Tony shows his true colours and saves the world through a perpetual and celebrity survivor episode, before he leads the way into a non-ufo story about a corpse bride south of the border, before he is the recipient of some strange! Enjoy!

The banked series! While Tony is away overseas you lucky listeners still get fresh #lits! We banked some episodes ahead of time you youd barely notice we were gone. Tony shows his true colours and saves the world through a perpetual and celebrity survivor episode, before he leads the way into a non-ufo story about a corpse bride south of the border, before he is the recipient of some strange! Enjoy!

On This week's podcast, Kenan and Tony talk about personal issues. While Tony speaks on pursuing a particular woman he wants, Kenan discusses how he's beginning to feel that desire to start a family yet still wants to date a bunch of different women. Do men eventually grow up from that or is that a feeling they live with forever? Hope you enjoy this one.  Please remember to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. Thank you! Show Notes (2:00) Weekly Recap, (7:50) Kenan coping with a woman he likes having a baby, (9:00) Tony and Latoya, (23:55) Tony/Mike/Latoya, (28:40) Kenan sucks at online dating, (34:30) Wanting to start a family, (43:00) The importance of living life to the fullest, (45:00) When is it Time to settle down, (51:00) Kenan doesn’t believe the mother of his child matters, (54:00) Kenan and Shannon  

Tony and Sam host a very special guest for the first time - good friend and chef André Cordeiro! While Tony and Sam imbibe as usual, André is sober and therefore much more sensible and charming than the hosts. The three talk a lot about how passion makes all the difference in the food and service industry, among other things. André is an awesome and interesting guest who will hopefully be on the show again soon! Sips: Driftwood Fat Tug IPA, Quail’s Gate Merlot, Monster Rehab Peach Tea + Energy Opening song: In Hell I’ll Be In Good Company by The Dead South Closing song: Can’t Cope by Aileron

While Tony and Regina are in Hawaii, we talk Nintendo Switch, Horizon Zero Dawn, Get Out, Logan (minimal spoilers!), Extremity, Superman and Royal City! Also, David is confused about who Bill Paxton is and gets very offensive. Enjoy!

Get your bookmarks ready and your open up your mind to the power of reading: this week, Ghost Team, Go! is live from a bookstore! Jack & Nick stumble upon an old Borders location in a spooky marsh, and venture inside hoping to find a ghost who can teach them all about the wonders of reading! Instead, they end up chatting with the unfortunately nicknamed Tony Bagg (T Bagg for short), about his unique line of children's books. While Tony's intentions are pure, his frequent misuse of language and accidental phrasing has created a series of kids' books much dirtier than the most depraved pornography. As Jack & Nick try and teach Tony the error of his ways (and words), they begin to realize that reading is more dangerous than they ever imagined, and that Tony's books have a mesmerizing power that may end in doom for Ghost Team, Go! Will Jack & Nick escape the curse of T Bag's terrible tomes? Can you inflate a raft with ghosts instead of air? And was "Monster Trucks" any good? Tune into this week's book-tastic episode to find out! FEATURING Kevin Pasquerella (@TheChad_27) as Tony Bagg.

In this episode, Dap (@dapisdope) sits down with NYC artist + tastemaker Tony Peralta (@peraltaprjct). (You may have seen The Kid Mero wearing his threads on @bodegaboys and the now defunct Desus v Mero podcast.) While Tony whipped up dinner, we talked about his life, Old New York vs New New York, gentrification, Afro-Latinx identity, Blackness, and more. If you dig Tony’s work, check out his online store @ http://peraltaproject.com. Intro by Richmond, CA’s own, Shruggs (@slimshrugga). The official hashtag of the show is #reelydoperadio.

Star Wars, Disney, and Chucky Baby Happy New Year! While Tony continues to celebrate the arrival of 2016, welcome to the George and Chucky Baby Entertainment Show! Chucky Baby is the term of endearment we use every week to thank Chuck Strauch for designing our fantastic logo. Chuck joins George this week to talk about wrapping up the holidays, Star Wars: The Force Awakens (with no spoilers), and our mutual love of Disney theme parks and resorts. You'd think Disney would be a logical sponsor of this episode but you would be wrong. Instead, we would like to ask that you use the Amazon link at www.georgeandtony.com to redeem all those Amazon gift cards you got for Christmas...and just use it for all your online shopping in general. Plus, this is the year we want to step up our grass roots effort to spread the word about the show. Please leave us a five star review on iTunes and introduce your friends and family to the show. 2016 - The Year We Grow The Show...with your help! Thank you.

HTC's got a new (and familiar-looking) hero phone, but just how much of a flagship is it? YouTube starts passing around a hat to help pay the rent. BlackBerry's first Android smartphone is yours to order - if you've got the cash. And Verizon and Motorola are so excited about their upcoming launch event that they just can't seem to keep any more secrets. All that plus the latest Samsung Galaxy S7 and Apple iPhone 7 rumors this week on the Pocketnow Weekly Podcast. Watch the video broadcast from 3:00pm Eastern on October 23 (click here for your local time), or check out the high-quality audio version here, available just a little bit later. If you can't participate with us during the live broadcast, send your listener mail to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com to ask us a question you'd like to have addressed on a future installment!Pocketnow Weekly 171Recording Date October 23, 2015 Hosts Stephen Schenck Anton D. 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Gadgets In Hand (00:06:34) Pocketnow's own Michael Fisher has been lucky enough to spend some hands-on time with the One A9, and we've got him here to share with us a little about his experiences es. Just how well does HTC's vision for the phone come together? Even with some less-than-bleeding-edge specs, is this a handset worth getting excited about? And what about that whole "isn't it just ripping off the iPhone?" business? Hear from Michael as we trade curiosities about his time with the HTC One A9. Our Anton D. Nagy, meanwhile, has been chewing down a huge package from LG housing a phone that has two screens, two front-facing cameras and too much box. While Tony kicks his crowbar in, the company thinks can kick up dust with some spectacular A/V shooting in the smartphone field. What's this phone all about? We talk the LG V10. And of course, the Nexus phones, specifically the Nexus 6P. Because it wouldn't be right if our Nexus review week didn't wrap around the Pocketnow Weekly.News (00:49:45) New sources point to very-early-2016 Samsung Galaxy S7 launch | GS7 rumored to adopt magnesium build, ultra-high-end audio chip | Samsung Galaxy S7 could feature its new and thinner 20 megapixel camera sensor OnePlus X shows up in both black and white, with what looks like glass at the back Google draws a line in the sand, dictating Marshmallow’s Doze Mode will not be altered | No more concealing relevant power consumption info for Android OEMs with Marshmallow Samsung Galaxy Golden 3 flip phone gets benchmarked with absurdly high-end specs iPhone 7 may include sapphire, better battery life and kill the home button ORA-X smart headphones begin crowdfunding for Android-powered AR experience Verizon’s new Droid teaser plays right into reports of shatterproof screen | Internal Droid Turbo 2 promo flyer leaks, teasing extra-long battery life BlackBerry talks details on how it’s making the Priv so secure | Official BlackBerry Priv pricing appears, and it’s not pretty YouTube Red arrives soon with an ad-free video experience – for a price | YouTube Red could cost more for Apple users (but it doesn’t have to) Mystery unannounced Microsoft phone rendered early, could be a low-end Lumia 650 New pics of Galaxy View tablet show how Samsung expects us to use this giant • See you next time! 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