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While Will is out of town, Blake and Kindall are celebrating 50 episodes of The Church of Housewives! There's a lot to unpack from RHOBH as the ladies discuss Erika's legal woes and the article in The LA Times. Is Sutton right to be concerned about her involvement with Erika, or should she listen to Rinna and blindly support their friend? IDK, but I'm about ready to have a gorilla over this episode! We then head over to the east coast to talk about the embarrassment that is Ramona Singer before diving into RHOP and the shaming of Wendy's new tatas.

Welcome to Stories Come to Life. I am your host, Kathryn Lopez Luker. During this time of Covid, many people aren't able to use the library in the same way as in the past. To help bring more stories to more readers, the publishing companies of Penguin Random House, Simon and Schuster, and MacMillan Publishers are allowing books that are normally unavailable for copyright reasons to be read out loud and shared with others until September 30, 2021. The stories that fall under that special permission will all be taken down on that date, so listen now, while they're available! Today's story is shared with permission of MacMillan publishing company. Here are the last two chapters of The White Mountains: We Fight a Battle, and The White Mountains. While Will is resting after he and Henry and Beanpole have tried, futilely, to lose the Tripod that is somehow following them, Henry notices a strange metal button embedded in Will's skin. It is some kind of a tracking device! That explains how the boys were never able to escape from the Tripods. But even though the boys have four grenades that Beanpole saved from the Great-City metro, these weapons seem useless against the terrible invaders. What can the boys do to escape and cover the last distance to their goal, where people live free with hope for the future?To find out, sit back, relax, and listen to this story come to life. 

Will brings up the topic of Manga vs Comics. He presents the sales figures in North America showing that Manga out performs Comics by a heavy amount. Why is this? While Will attacks the quality of Comics, Alex seems to have a different Idea as to why, and attempts to say that neither Manga nor Comics are better than one another. Will on the other hand has a different theory. This gets heated, but both Alex and Will remain calm.

(Opening gun barrel sequence) On this weeks episode we talk the longest running movie franchise of all time, James Bond. We have 25 movies ranging from 1962-2015 to pick from when we review our Top 5 007 Movies. Afterwards, we go over our favorite Bond songs, gadgets, girls, scenes, actors, and more in a segment we call "Q's QuickFire Questions". While Will and Wayne have some agreement at the top of their lists, they disagree on one of their picks for the worst Bond Film on "Bottom of the Barrel".

Today, I welcome to the show Will Buxton, an award-winning sports broadcaster, writer, voice-over artist, and commentator but whom you may know best from Netflix’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive series. Together, Will and I talk about how his love for F1 racing has driven his career, his favorite parts of the job, the necessity of surrounding yourself with positivity and people who support you, and the importance of authenticity.   Will begins our conversation today by talking about how his love for F1 racing began and how from the age of 13, he knew he wanted to grow up to write about the sport. He then discusses his path towards obtaining such a career, admitting that instead of journalism, he studied politics in school, which helped him to develop his research and argumentation skills as well as discover his own voice. Upon graduating, he then sent his thesis to an F1 magazine, was later offered a job, and thus began his dream career. While Will notes that his passion has always driven him, he also warns listeners that you can’t rely on passion alone for success but instead must be willing to put in the work.   Will and I then move on to talking about his favorite part of his job as a journalist. He shares that his favorite moments are often when he’s able to talk to drivers for longer than five minutes about something that’s not about racing. He explains that in those moments, you really come to see the human that’s underneath what’s often an athletic mask or persona and how when you give someone room to open up about what’s going on in their lives, it can lead to powerful and meaningful conversations.    Lastly, Will and I shift to discussing career advice. He stresses the importance of recognizing your own worth when deciding whether or not to accept a position and how this often comes with maturity and experience. He also encourages listeners to surround themselves with mentors and those voices that ignite within them the drive to be better. From here, Will segues into talking about the benefits and dangers of social media and the ways it can both help and hurt one’s career. Finally, Will shares the ways Covid-19 has impacted his career as well as led him to think more deeply about what it is he’s truly looking for out of life.   To hear more of Will’s career advice, about the future of the Drive to Survive series, and his thoughts on the 2021 F1 racing season, be sure to listen in!    What You’ll Learn in This Podcast Episode: In today’s episode, Will offers advice on how to turn your passion into a career, gives listeners insights into his Netflix series and the drivers behind the camera, and talks about the importance of mentors, authenticity, and social media when it comes to standing out in a journalistic career field.    Helpful Links: Follow Will on social media @wbuxtonofficial   Check out Will’s YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/c/WillBuxtonOfficial/featured Check out Will’s book, My Greatest Defeat: Stories of Hardship and Hope from Motor Racing's Finest Heroes: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/my-greatest-defeat-will-buxton/1130041074

While Will and Adam may, a lot of people have been misusing the term lately. We discuss how all stocks are equal, though some are more equal than others, where we see (and do not see) inflation, and what that means for equities, especially small caps, and bonds. We close with some perspective on what has been driving the outperformance in certain frothy areas of the market, why it may continue, and what risks are being overlooked.

Opening up what's really going through men's minds by sharing real & raw conversations about life's challenges and our way of thinking.Join the Facebook community HERE.William Zillman is a former professional rugby league player, public speaker, and horse trainer. His rugby league career spans over 13 years in the NRL, where he has played for the Canberra Raiders and Gold Coast Titans. He has held numerous leadership roles throughout his career, including as Vice-Captain and Captain of the Titans. He has been recognized for his leadership off the field as well, wherein 2014 he won the prestigious Preston Campbell Award, and in 2016 was a finalist for the Ken Stephen Medal presented at the Dally M Awards. In 2012, Will embarked upon his equine career by turning his life long interest in horses into a full-service horsemanship business. Growing up spending much of his childhood on his family's cattle station in North Queensland, Will developed a love for animals and the outdoors. This led him to couple his passions and talents and begin building his post-rugby league career in the equine industry. Since its inception, Will Zillman Horsemanship has provided clients with a full range of horsemanship services, including children and adult riding lessons, beach and trail riding experiences, and horse starting and training. While Will provides an array of services, his expertise lies within horsemanship training.  He specializes in horse starting, training, and rider-horse synchronicity. In particular, his skills in this area encompass groundwork, and how transferring these fundamental skills under saddle can allow the rider and horse to become wholly in tune with each other. Will's approach to horsemanship has been shaped by studying and training with some of the world's most respected horsemen. He pairs this knowledge and his client-centric methodology to training throughout all his work. In addition to his dual careers, Will is an avid philanthropist and public speaker. He has served as an official ambassador for anti-domestic violence charity White Ribbon Australia and has been honored for his commitment to using his horsemanship skills to work with disabled people as a volunteer at Riding for the Disabled in the Gold Coast. His public speaking engagements draw upon his experiences as a professional sportsman and serve to inspire others of the rewards that can come from hard work, dedication, and overcoming adversity. WEBSITE: https://williamzillman.com.auINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/willzillman/The Man That Can Project is a global movement created to empower men so they can become the man they were meant to be by awakening who they truly are. I have the ultimate vision to help men overcome the mental and emotional challenges that hold them back. I believe that the cultural conditioning must be let go of for men to live an authentic life that gives them the freedom and happiness they desire.Our power to create a real and authentic experience for men to grow and expand -either online or in our live events,  takes men on a journey like no other.LINKEDINhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlan-stuart-8b263857/INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/lachlanstuart/WEBSITE:www.themanthatcanproject.com

If you’re a typical Golf Professional that takes on a number of different roles and responsibilities, even if you love to teach, finding time to fit in golf lessons can be a challenge. Do you come in early? Stay late? Sacrifice time you set aside for other tasks and say yes to the lesson request? It’s a conundrum that we often fall into.And for a lot of Golf Professionals, the opportunity to teach provides one of the few chances to significantly increase their income. So we squeeze in lessons so we can make our members and customers happy, while telling ourselves “at least I’m making a few extra bucks”. Then there’s the question of whether or not we’re helping our students actually lower their scores. Does the traditional range session truly develop a better golfer? Or should we be out on the golf course, practicing in the field of play, coaching our players to get the ball in the hole in fewer strokes?Will Robins has the answers to these questions.For years now, Will has been producing results for players by taking them on the golf course, often in groups and teams, to show them how to shoot lower scores, instead of starting with mechanical fixes and technical training on the range. His patented “Scoring Method” provides a foundation for his players to grab what amounts to “the low hanging fruit” by tracking simple stats and bringing their opportunities to light. The results he’s produced, speak for themselves.Will is “Revolutionizing Golf Instruction” and it’s the mission behind his company RGX. With RGX, Will guides golf coaches all over the world to discover their ability to produce impactful results for their players and their businesses. Through RGX, there are Golf Professionals that have generated life changing improvements to their business, without standing on the lesson tee from sunup to sundown, day after day. Will is producing solutions to two major issues for today’s Golf Professionals. How do we help our players improve so that they play more golf and get value out of the time and money they spend at our facilities? And personally, how do we make a positive impact on our income without committing to more time spent on the lesson tee?Will’s backstory is unlike any other. As an aspiring Professional, ready for life on tour, his life changed in an instant as the devastating Indonesian Tsunami swept up his new wife and him on their honeymoon in 2004. While he and his wife were lucky to survive the disaster that claimed over 200,000 lives, due to injury, Will’s tour aspirations eventually disappeared. He wasn’t able to play to the level he once did, and began to give lessons as a way to stay around the game. However as Will has said, he doesn’t view this as a negative. Instead, it created the opportunity for him to uncover his true purpose. The purpose of improving the games of golfers young and old, while bettering the lives of Golf Professionals all over the world. While Will’s personal story is inspiring, I hope that you find more motivation in this conversation. It’s all about how to quickly and easily generate more income in 2020. There’s the chance that this will be the start of the best season you’ve ever had in lesson income. Just follow Will’s advice and I certainly think it can be.You can find out more about RGX and Will at www.robinsgx.com and at www.thescoringmethod.com.

BiBi is back! So you know that means the squad went in deep on the social discussions on this episode. While Will is nursing his strong hand, literally, back to health he reflects on his potential personal growth throughout the night. Bibi wants you to know that men are cheap for going dutch on the first date as well as admitting to some of her toxic femininity on the low. The unknown voice formally known as Uncool wants to hold the Pod crown for being the least toxic so we'll see how that goes as well. Fetishes, date etiquette, Area 51, R Kelly and so so much more is popping off on this episode... Do what you do folks. Press Play --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-pod-we-trust4/support

At just 22, Will Doak was promoted to Head Chef of Press* food & wine, making him the youngest Head Chef in South Australia. While Will was on cloud nine having reached an impressive milestone at such a young age, not everyone was happy for him. How did he handle this? What did this mean for his long term career? Tessa spent a Sunday afternoon with Will in his Warradale home where they discussed how Will knew he wanted to become a Chef, what is actually involved in being a Head Chef and what the future holds for his career. If you looking for inspiration from someone full of determination, ambition and incredible leadership skills far beyond his years, then this chat is with Will Doak is for you. Heaps Good Adelaide is a good news platform about South Aussies who love what they do and where they live. If you like this episode, please leave us a review in iTunes and subscribe to future episodes. You can sign up to our regular Heaps Good Adelaide newsletter here - http://eepurl.com/gydiorBusinesses/areas mentioned:Sabai Cafe Dose Coffee Co.Rundle MallRundle StreetMorialta Falls Leigh StreetPeel StreetVisit Orso here:36 Kensington Road, Rose Parkhttps://www.orsokensington.com.au/instagram.com/orsokensingtonFind more on Will Doak here:instagram.com/willdoak

While Will is in Foxborough deflating footballs and interviewing Brady, the PPR crew tackles their first mock draft!

While Will is sunbathing on the beach Hawes is in the studio talking to himself about Star Wars. Sith Trooper! Rise of the Resistance has a release date! Rick Famuyiwa to direct episodes of the Cassian Andor series? What is Kanye up to? Listener emails and voice messages are discussed. King Tom has some thoughts on recent comments about Jedi Fallen Order. Rik has some thoughts about the Rise of Skywalker. Jim has an new spread of topics to discuss. Utah Dougy wonders what Palpatine will be up to in Episode IX. Anthony aka Rural Farm Boy throws down the podcast playlist gauntlet. Colten wants to know when promotion for the Mandalorian is going to start. If you want to further support or show and get a ton of bonus shows at the same time then you should try out our Patreon page! http://www.patreon.com/blueharvestpodcast Like our theme song? Then be sure to check out the band that was kind enough to provide the music. They are Stoned Cobra and you can find them on iTunes, Spotify or at: http://stonedcobra.bandcamp.com  

While Will and Alan wait to watch and review the next Game of Thrones, they take some time to do absolutely nothing.

Will joins me from Costa Rica to talk about his ideas integrating Buddhist practices with Marijuana use. Traditional Buddhism encourages abstinence from intoxicants. While Will does also teach in this traditional manner, he points to the Hindu God Shiva as an alternative representation of how the use of Marijuana can be very well suited to some of the physical practices Buddhists use. Much of our conversation is about how to use Marijuana effectively when it comes to the physical body and putting someone in tune with their movements and breathing, and out of the mind. We also talk about Ida Rolf and her philosophy behind Rolfing, and the practice of Gazing. Check out Will's website: http://www.embodiment.net Find all of Will Johnson's books, including his latest Cannabis in Spiritual Practice here:   INSTAGRAM:  TWITTER: www. FACEBOOK:   Intro song: "Lovin' Your Neighbour" by Phat Bollard Check Them out:  And buy their music! https://phatbollard.bandcamp.com   More at  jj

Love triangles are dangerous, they typically end in pain … or conquest. A story spanning the year 1999 to 2000. Huckleberry 18, transgender-male, comes from a poor community in the Rust Belt. A region much maligned and challenging, and often misunderstood. Much like himself. Huckleberry pursues his unrequited love Jolene, adrift in an abusive relationship, in spite of her loathsome boyfriend, Clint. Rebuffed, Huckleberry confronts Clint once and for all, but not before unleashing hell upon him while still cloaked in the lingering shadow of his undiscovered intentions. Huckleberry's actions impact those close to him including his best friends Will and Levon. While Will is supportive at all costs of his friend, Levon is left with lingering doubts as aspects of Huckleberry's story, and the gossip of the townsfolk, don't quite add up for him. In the end Huckleberry discovers consequence follows action, and violence begets violence, as he navigates a particularly intense year, and confronts the life-changing/threatening/affirming aftermath of his decisions.

Across a Crowded Room by Jane Alden Book Clips  Welcome to Book Clips, the mini podcast where authors and narrators give you a taste of a book with a short snippet.  In this episode we hear a reading from Across a Crowded Room by Jane Alden Synopsis  It’s Christmastime, 1950, in the affluent Manhattan suburb of New Canaan, Connecticut. Bennie Grant is trying to work out an amicable divorce from her controlling, financially successful husband, Will, including shared custody of their eight-year-old daughter. There are several hurdles: Will’s meddling mother, Bennie’s confessed past brief affair with her best friend, Alice, and Will’s strong desire to keep Bennie at any cost. Bennie’s talent as a stage director and her life-long ambition to direct on Broadway have taken a back seat to her responsibilities as a society wife and mother.  After her separation from Will, she takes a position teaching drama at her alma mater, an exclusive girls’ school in New Canaan. As if things weren’t complicated enough, one evening at the school, she meets new Board member Laura Clayborn, a beautiful, charismatic woman to whom she feels an instant and irresistible attraction. While Will and his mother push Bennie for reconciliation and threaten a battle for full custody of her child, Bennie is faced with heart-wrenching conflicts among career, family, and her deepening feelings for Laura. Bennie meets the famous Broadway director, Eva Le Galliene, and becomes her assistant in a Broadway revival of The Children’s Hour. With Laura’s support and a super-competent woman attorney, Bennie faces the ultimate showdown with Will and his mother, Olivia in divorce court.   Get This Book On Amazon https://amzn.to/2M52wVH (link works for Amazon US, UK and Canada)    Love What We Do? Become a Patron. You will get exclusive content and be helping us grow.   Jane Alden Online Website: http://janealden.com Email:  janealdenauthor@gmail.com   Contact The Lesbian Talk Show Website Email   You can find all our Book Clips episodes here    Authors Want to feature your novel on Book Clips? Check out more here    

Matthew and Tess think this episode could have used a tiny injection of reality... While Will's getting Botox and Jack's inventing a brilliant new school of acting, Grace's just getting tricked by a man who allegedly loves her. We'll take those bottomless mimosas now.

UNLOCKED The gang takes a break in the middle of their West Coast tour to talk urban housing with Shanti Singh (@uhshanti), co-chair of the DSA SF Housing Committee and steering committee member. While Will cooks up a banquet they discuss the sanctity of the Atlantic’s op/ed roster, Baseball Crank’s mpreg fantasy, Silicon Valley’s Pinkerton-patrolled company towns, candidate cities for Chapo’s new content factory, and YIMBYism, the hot new fad among poorly socialized free market liberals. sfrighttocounsel.com - DSA SF's campaign to give tenants facing eviction a universal right to counsel

More negotiations! The mob is back with more negotiation style pods with mock out new mock free agent meeting's series. We will take a couple players each week, one person will be the agent for the players, the other 2-3 people will represent teams, and we negotiate some contracts. This week we got Kaan as the player agent for Boogie and DeAndre Jordan. While Will, Sydney and Charlie take on the rolls of different teams trying to sign these star big men. Hope you enjoy.Follow us on Twitter @TheBenchMobNBAVisit our website TheBenchMobNBA.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Will is on his honeymoon (loser) we're joined by Mah-Dry-Bread' and Fanatix to talk about the SNES Classic Pre-Order issues, Rocket League making it's way to the Switch with exclusive content, how Shenmue 3 is looking, and The Joker Origin movie that will probably be garbage. All this and more on THE ONLY Gaming, Entertainment & Nerd Culture Live Podcast to feature a Canadian that's angry. Mah-Dry-Bread's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/medraut567 AJ's channel: https://www.youtube.com/fanatixfour

On this episode, Noam interviews Will Gong - a Writer and Editor with years of experience working on large scale feature film projects. Currently working at Disney, Will has edited promos, featurettes, behind the scenes content, and much more for films like Star Wars: Rogue One, Beauty and the Beast, Straight Outta Compton, and many others. While Will has a great deal of experience working on larger productions, he has most recently decided to develop his own content on a smaller scale, and is now in pre-production for a new micro-budget web series he wrote, titled “Bunkheads”. Over the course of this interview, Will shares his invaluable insight on the development and writing process for his project, experiences with crowdfunding and pre-production, and much more. For more info on Will Gong and his project Bunkheads, please visit: www.bunkheads.net You can also check out Bunkheads on social media using the links below: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BunkheadsTV/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bunkheads Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bunkheads/ And for more content like this, be sure to visit: www.noamkroll.com  

While Will goes on vacation, Kenneth Martin joins Saman on this weeks episode. The two talk the most basketball ever on a THT episode, RB coach rumors, and take an early peek at the schedule.

Will Hatton has a passion for travel and adventure.Not only that, he also loves to do it on a budget. Through hiswebsite, The Broke Backpacker, Will talks about his many wonderfultravels and adventures around the world while also doing it on atight budget.He has traveled everywhere from India and South East Asia tosome of the world's most dangerous countries like Palestine,Pakistan, Venezuela, and Iran. While many people might consider hismethods and unconventional and dangerous, he has found that theworld is a much kinder and safer place than you might think.Will's latest adventure is a two year trip from the UK to PapuaNew Guinea without using any flights. In this episode, you can findout why he is embarking on this journey and how he has beenable to fund his amazing adventures, among many other things.Here are three more things you can learn from Will:You can push yourself farther than you thinkLet's face it. We all live fairly comfortable lives. If you arereading this, you probably have access to the internet, toelectricity, and to some of life's most basic needs.Yet, we still find ways to tell ourselves we aren't good enough.We make excuses for why we aren't pushing hard enough. As soon aswe hit the first obstacle in our path, we shrivel and give up.If there is one important lesson you can learn from Will, it'sthat you can push yourself farther than you ever thought possible.You can overcome any obstacle that is in your way.While he was trekking the Annapurna Circuit, Will nearly died.He was struggling breathing. He was delirious. He was close togiving up. He didn't think he was going to make it back down, buthe did make it.Pushing through that challenge made him a stronger person. Itshowed him the power of a human's will to survive. Here's Will'saccount of overcoming that obstacle, "The fact that I didn't die inthe snow and I did manage to make it over and down the other side,it definitely strengthened my resolve and heightened my interest inchallenging myself physically and mentally... I suppose when youthink it's all over, it definitely isn't. You can give it that lastpush and break through that wall."Our obstacles seem incredibly fickle when compared to Will'sexperience. If he can overcome nearly dying, we can overcomewhatever obstacle is in our way.Make a change in your life or stop complaining about itBefore Will decided to embark upon his journey as an adventurousnomad, he had a stint as a travel agent. Since he loved travel somuch, but wasn't ready to take the leap yet, he thought being atravel agent would be the next best thing.He quickly realized it wasn't the job for him. Being stuckbehind a desk in an underground building was making him angry anddepressed. He realized the job was destroying his soul.He wanted to set up the same experiences that he loved doinghimself, but his style of travel was too extreme. The trips he hadto set up were too tame. So he decided to quit.Instead of constantly complaining about his job, Will didsomething about it. He didn't know whether his idea to give upeverything and travel the world would work, but he did itanyways.Will believes you should either make a change in your life orstop complaining about it. "If you don't like a part of your lifethen you have a duty to either change it or stop moaning about it.You've got two options. You get on with it and that's fine. That'sthe level that you're going to be at... but if you're not, don'tjust moan about it. Do something about it."Every new journey requires preparationWhether you're going out to travel the world on a budget orquitting your job to work on your own creative business, you mustprepare yourself for the journey. Every new adventure requires somethought and preparation. You can't just give everything up withouta game plan.You may have heard about people who found success after takingsuch a huge risk without preparing for it, but they are in theminority. What you haven't heard about are all the people whoweren't successful after taking such a bold risk.If you are going to embark upon a new journey, you must beprepared for it. You must prepare yourself both physically andmentally. You must do your research."You've got to prepare. You've got to prepare mentally, and youhave to prepare your gear because if you're hitting the road forthe first time... you need to know that you've got the right gearand know it's reliable... if you're hitting the road for the firsttime, you have to have done a little bit of research, so that whenyou do arrive at the initial destination, you're not just like arabbit staring into headlights... I say the more research you do,the more fun you'll have."While Will's advice is meant for people who are preparing totravel, it also holds true for any new adventure. Preparation isthe key to success. Without it, you are just like that rabbitlooking into the headlights for an answer. Don't take that riskwithout knowing what you are going to do.View more shownotes from episode 49 with Will Hatton

Hey folks, this week the gang discusses their feelings about Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. We split the episode into a spoiler free and spoiler filled section so don’t worry if you haven’t seen it yet; we won’t be ruining anything for you. While Will and Cord didn’t care for it as much as they […] The post Dude OMG! 061 – Age of Ultron appeared first on Dude OMG!.

While Will recovers from jet lag and a puking kid, Chris Epso From TnT joins Phil as they shoot the s@#t about some NFL, and little Hot Stove and lack of Hockey. Espo reveals he hates lazy elevator takers and also reveals he has a "mature fetish" as KAREN!! and the UN-silent majority join the boys for a "3 hour cruise" version of FMK

While Will's away, James Brierton, Chris Andrus, and former co-host Jake Carter step in to mourn the loss of the Segway leader, gossip about Microsoft and Adobe's secret meeting, and more. Enjoy. You can now visit our Facebook page... ...and our Twitter feed: @TechNightRadio Direct Download of Episode 102 Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe via RSS This week: Segway company owner dies riding two-wheeled machine off cliff (TELEGRAPH) - http://tgr.ph/oA3jmd Microsoft and Adobe Meet in Secret to Discuss Apple (NY TIMES) - http://engt.co/q2ML76 Here Comes Google TV (Google Blog) - http://bit.ly/q8Dhif Apple Readies Verizon iPhone (WSJ) - http://on.wsj.com/pDBbvs FBI allegedly caught using GPS to spy on student (WIRED) - http://bit.ly/r1EawY Unmanned Airplanes Coming to a Terminal Near You - http://abcn.ws/qvW2dp

Will and Brian begin by discussing Mayor Peter as a Democratic candidate this week given his last quarter fundraising showing. While Will argues that Mayor Pete is an intriguing candidate—even for someone who leans right—he also suggests his polling numbers with African-American voters could be problematic in the primaries. Brian suggests Mayor Pete may be quick to collapse in the race given that other candidates—namely Biden—actually brought in more per day during the cycle. Further, Brian is not convinced he is ready for continued primetime pressure, which he didn't face in the first debate. Next, Will and Brian discuss the upcoming second Democratic debate. Both believe the field remains too large to allow for nuanced policy discussions. Having the debates over two nights, Will asserts, prevents voters from seeing interactions and discussions they may need to see to differentiate between candidates. Thus, donations will possibly split and general uncertainty will continue to rise to the surface. Brian worries about the longer-term impact given that all demographic data suggests Democrats should be looking to stronghold a long-term gain rather than in-fighting for the next two years. Lastly, Will and Brian discuss the role of capitalism in the United States today. This discussion was brought on by Abigail Disney's undercover trip to Disneyland and comments regarding Bob Iger's wages compared to the average worker at the park. Will advocates strongly for the system as it is today while Brian ponders whether it'd be possible to change the economic infrastructure of society even if we decided we wanted to. *Listener support helps make The Politics Guys possible*. If you're interested in supporting the show, go to patreon.com/politicsguys ( https://www.patreon.com/politicsguys ) or politicsguys.com/support ( http://www.politicsguys.com/support ). Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-politics-guys/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Will and Alexandra begin by discussing President Trump's trip this week to Europe. While Will believes the trip got off to a rocky start thanks to the tweets directed at Mayor Kahn, he also argues that the Normandy Address was the highlight of Trump's presidency thus far. Alexandra posits that there were a number of concerns about the trip, including the inclusion of Trump's extended family on the trip. The conversation ends with a detailed conversation about media coverage and perceptions of individual reality. Next, they turn to discuss the recently released job report, which failed to meet expectations of the administration. Alexandra points to concerns about how quick the Fed can (or is wiling to) move. More importantly, she feels the unemployment numbers are not the best evidence of how well society is doing because of the type of jobs that are available. Will believes the Fed will drop interest rates quite soon to help make up the gap but also points to stable unemployment and overall healthy economy continuing to buoy the Trump Presidency. Yet, a slowing economy will need to be addressed. For the next topic, Alexandra and Will talk about Trump's Mexican tariff threats. Will believes Trump needs to ensure support of his base before moving unilaterally. Will the average Midwestern voter sacrifice from their own income to limit immigration at our Southern border? Maybe more importantly, can he handle detractors within his own party over this issue? Alexandra points to the brokered deal not likely leading to success. Moreover, she posits that the initial tariff threat could have led to a complete destabilization of the Mexican government and economy, leading to more efforts for individuals to enter to the United States. Lastly, they turn to a discussion of recent ICE actions and the decision to cut educational opportunities and legal aid for children in custody without parents. While budget was cited as the main cause, there are plenty of political arguments. Alexandra finds the actions to be illegal despite pleasing Trump's base and supporters. Will argues that we technically owe nothing to these individuals beyond stated rights, he recognizes there is no benefit to not helping children in these situations. Both agree that depriving children of basic emotional stability has long-term consequences. *Listener support helps make The Politics Guys possible*. If you're interested in supporting the show, go to patreon.com/politicsguys ( https://www.patreon.com/politicsguys ) or politicsguys.com/support ( http://politicsguys.com/support/ ). Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-politics-guys/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Will is joined by a new co-host, Brian Smentkowski, a political scientist from the University of Idaho. They begin the show by discussing the current status of the Mueller Report and Democratic efforts to get President Trump's tax returns released. Will sees little value with releasing the report in full while Brian argues that if nothing else it is symbolically necessary. Both agree, however, that the report will be twisted to fit partisan desires. Regarding income tax returns, both note how tradition is guiding discussions more than law at present. Next, they turn to discussing the harassment allegations raised against potential presidential nominee Joe Biden. While Will argues that Biden is from a different era and seems genuinely unsure of what he's done wrong without being malicious, Brian argues there's nothing funny about the allegations and when combined with Biden's past could raise red flags for some voters. Will ties the conversation back to whether the average Democratic voter would risk a Biden nomination (and polling that suggests he's the best chance against Trump in 2020) over the current allegations or not. They then turn to discuss the current field and Tim Ryan's decision to irrelevantly enter the race. Both find Mayor Peter to be an interesting case study. Lastly, the Guys talk about three recent example of government intervention and regulation. First, they look at the focus on self-regulating industries brought to light by the FAA and Boeing's Super Max debacle. Brian argues that self-regulation can work, but it comes with definite risks while Will worries about the cost-benefit of government becoming too involved. Both Will and Brian share concerns over New York City's current proposal for a consumption tax to relieve traffic concerns south of Central Park. Brian isn't sure there will be any impact while Will believes money should be spent on better public transportation to influence ridership. Lastly, both Will and Brian lament the upcoming statewide ban on plastic bags in the state of New York, albeit for very different reasons. *Listener support helps make The Politics Guys possible*. If you're interested in supporting the show, go to patreon.com/politicsguys ( https://www.patreon.com/politicsguys ) or politicsguys.com/support ( http://www.politicsguys.com/support ). Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-politics-guys/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy