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What does it mean to truly let go? How do you know when it's time to move on, trust the journey, and step into a new chapter of your creative life? In this special episode, longtime Unleash producer, mentee, Emmy Award Winning journalist and dear friend, Rachel Fulton joins me to reflect on our three-year creative partnership as she graduates and moves into her new role as a TV reporter and anchor. We talk about the beauty and challenge of mentorship, navigating career transitions, and how leadership rooted in trust and love can change lives. From letting go to growing forward, this conversation is for any creative who's ready to honor their evolution, embrace new beginnings, and lead with love — both for themselves and the people they create with.From this episode, you'll learn:-How to build a mentorship that empowers true creative growth-What leadership looks like when it's rooted in trust and collaboration-Why letting go is an essential, and often overlooked, part of the creative process-How to stay connected to your creative calling even when your path evolves-How standing up for yourself with love and integrity strengthens every creative relationshipOn The Guest: Today's guest is Unleash Your Inner Creative Producer, Rachel Fulton. She's a three-time Emmy-nominated journalist who will be graduating from Michigan State University this week and will be pursuing a career as the weekend morning anchor and multi-media journalist for WILX, News 10, Lansing's NBC-affiliated news station. More on Rachel

Originally loaded May 10th, audio glitch fixed Sep. 6. Chris Holman welcomes Michelle Reynaert, Vice President, Sparrow Foundation & Community Engagement at U of M Health - Sparrow Talking Points: Michelle Reynaert, Vice President, Foundation & Community Engagement prepared to speak on: UM Health-Sparrow Foundation Health Classic presented by Sentinel is quickly approaching on Tuesday, June 25th Expanding to three courses again this year Eagle Eye, Hawk Hollow and Timber Ridge Eagle Eye is sold out and Hawk Hollow is nearly sold out. We have 380 registered golfers to date. Benefiting the extraordinary care we provide daily throughout the region to Lansing and surrounding hospitals including Carson, Clinton, Eaton, and Ionia. Dollars raised stay local to impact our local community. May is for Miracles, tune into WILX this week to hear lots of exciting stories featuring miracle children being treated at our children's center, visit Costco and make a donation today, every dollar makes a difference for the kids! To register your team today or learn more about health classic, please visit uofmhealthsparrow.org/foundation Leading Questions for MBN: Welcome Michelle, Vice President, Foundation & Community Engagement at UM Health-Sparrow Foundation. Tell us all about the upcoming Health Classic? What do the proceeds benefit? Tell us a little more about this new partnership with Michigan and how does it impact your fundraising? Anything else going on you want to share about the month of May? Where can we sign up or receive more information?

First: Thank You to all the new subscribers to my Newsletter. I appreciate you. Because we have so many new subscribers, today's newsletter is going to be a bit different. I thought it would be appropriate to provide a bit of background on myself, explain what The Year Of The Opposite is, and let you know what kind of writing you should expect to receive from this newsletter. Reminder: As a reminder, my name is Travis Stoliker and I was one of the Co-Owners of Saddleback BBQ & Slice by Saddleback. I just recently exited and handed off the restaurants to their founder, Matt Gillett. I'm now focused on writing this newsletter. Read this Business Insider article to learn more about the Year Of The Opposite. Who is Travis Stoliker? I'm Travis Stoliker, my journey started at Holt Public Schools, continued through LCC, and culminated at Northwood University. Today, I call Haslett home, enjoying life on Lake Lansing with my wife, Laken, who works for the Edward Lowe Foundation, and our lively 5-year-old son, Lane. I believe deeply in the responsibility of community service. Currently, I serve as a trustee on the Haslett Board of Education and on the board of Ele's Place. My past contributions include the East Lansing Zoning Board of Appeals, East Lansing Info (A citizen journalism non-profit), and the board of the only angel investing organization in the area called the Capital Community Angels. My hobbies include running, pickleball, golf, water skiing, boating, and hockey. My skill in each of these endeavours ranges from decent to downright terrible. Reading and writing are two of my most treasured pastimes. My true passion, however, lies in the business world. Where my friends follow sporting teams, I follow business. “Business is my sport” is a phrase I'm guilty of saying far too often. Business started early for me. When I was about 12 years old, I ran a tiny hockey league and shared a paper route with my best friend, Matt Hill. During Highschool and College I learned a variety of skills by working at D&M Silk Screening, L&L Shoprite, Schneider Sheet Metal, and Big George's Home Appliance Mart. I graduated from LCC with an Associates degree in Applied Sciences, Media Technology (Audio & Video Recording). I worked at WILX as a production assistant where I helped broadcast the 5pm, 6pm and 11pm news. I worked in Master Control and ended up being elected as the UAW Union Steward for my department at WILX. I was told at the time that I was the youngest UAW Union Steward, but I can't confirm if this is true or not. We actually had to strike and successfully got our pay increased to $6.96 per hour. It was at that time that I knew I had to either move to a big city to make more money in this industry, or try a different trade. I decided to try a different trade: Sales. As an aside, I still firmly believe, everyone should have at least one sales job. Sales is a skill that you can use your entire life. I sold refrigerators, dishwashers, and $70,000 42-inch flat screen TV's (Not kidding!) at Big George's Home Appliance Mart and then I learned to sell Television Advertisements at Millenium Digital Media. I won't go into the long details, but I got fired from both positions because one closed and the other got sold. This left me very disillusioned about working for companies. I ended up securing an amazing job at one of the best employers in town, TechSmith. They taught me about everything from marketing to software development. I went from Salesman to Product Manager in a short while. TechSmith provided me a lot of great experiences and memories. My first airplane ride was a flight for TechSmith. The first book that I loved reading, The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell, was for Techsmith. The reason I got a bachelor's degree was because of TechSmith tuition reimbursement. But the biggest thing that TechSmith taught me was the love for learning and growth. When I left the sales team and joined the Camtasia product team, Camtasia was the lowest sales product at TechSmith. In the short time I worked on it with my mentor Troy Stein, Camtasia became the highest sales product in the company that year. Watching that growth was like a drug for me. I loved it. I learned at that moment what I was passionate about. I loved helping companies grow.While at TechSmith, I had an idea for a product called “Project Streamer”. TechSmith didn't want to develop it, so I reached out to my old friend, Matt Hill, who founded Liquid Web. As I recall, around this time, Liquid Web had about 10 employees and maybe a million in revenue. But I could be a bit off on those numbers because it was a long time ago. Liquid Wed ended up developing Project Streamer and this started the professional relationship between me, Matt Hill, and Chris Strandt. Around this same time, I got it into my head that I should grow long hair and a long beard. My appearance got pretty out of control. Bill Hamilton, the founder of TechSmith, didn't like my new look and he asked me to correct my appearance. In an act of youthful arrogance, I refused, and nearly lost my job. To my good fortune, around this same time - Matt Hill was thinking about growing Liquid Web and starting the first sales and marketing efforts at the company. Because of our successful partnership on Project Streamer, Matt asked me if I would join Liquid Web. Liquid Web was quite a bit smaller than TechSmith at the time, and I was nervous about making the change to a smaller less well established company. After serious debate and negotiating my salary over Jager Bomb shots at Harpers, I accepted the position and was excited about the opportunity to grow Liquid Web with Matt and Chris. And I'm sure glad I did. The next ~10 years at Liquid Web were incredible. We were growing revenue every year, building more data centers, and hiring new employees at an insanely fast rate. As I recall, but I could be wrong, I think we were an Inc5000 fastest growing company in America for the next 8 years in a row, which I believe is a pretty rare accomplishment. We grew to 480+ employees, 3 data centers in Lansing, a data center in Amsterdam, one in Arizona, and an office in Ann Arbor. We grew sales to ~$80million in annual recurring revenue and we successfully sold the company to private equity for $224million in 2015. It was an absolutely amazing run and it was incredibly fun. Matt Hill, as the founder and main equity holder, received the vast majority of the money, as he deserved. And I was fortunate because as a phantom equity holder, I received a significant amount of money from the sale. I consider myself very fortunate. In a future post, I will detail how phantom equity works and the advantages/disadvantages. Also in 2015, I was fortunate enough that Matt Gillett asked me to invest capital to help start Saddleback. Many of you already know that story but some of the things I'm most proud of are that we expanded to four profitable locations with presences in Spartan Stadium and the Breslin Center. We launched a line of BBQ Sauces & Rubs that grace the shelves of major retailers. Food Network named Our Rib Sandwich one of the Best Sandwiches in America. Mental Floss Magazine honored us as the Best BBQ in Michigan. We were recognized with awards like the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch, SBDC Small Business of the Year, and the Greater Lansing Business of the Year. But what I'm most proud of is that Saddleback remained profitable for all 8.5 years and our community engagement was a cornerstone of our success. We donated thousands of meals to those in need, cleared student lunch debt at local school districts, assisted during natural disasters, offer a 401k to our employees, and we were among the first companies to try pay transparency.I feel incredibly fortunate to have been a part of some of my favorite organizations in the Lansing area. From School Board, to Ele's Place, from WILX to TechSmith, from to Liquid Web to Saddleback - I feel incredibly blessed to have made small contributions in a diverse set of industries. Life has its interesting moments too. This year to my surprise the local Kiwanis club awarded me their Citizen Of The Year Award. And in 2016, I was humorously named the 2nd best Uber driver in Lansing after completing just one ride. And in 1997, I survived a scary incident when an ice skate cut my throat during a hockey game. (Video Below)This is the bullet point version of who I am focusing mostly on my professional experience. It feels a bit boastful talking about all this and I'm certain that I got some of the dates and details wrong but I made my best effort to be as accurate as possible. I provide this background because I think it's important that you have a greater context about the perspective with which I view the world. Rest assured, this is not the traditional format for these posts. So that leads to the big question: What is The Year Of The Opposite? The Year Of The Opposite was a personal challenge that I set for myself in 2022 to change my life by doing the opposite of what I had done before. In February of 2022, one of my best friends died and two more would die over the next 5 months. It plunged me into a depression that I had never experienced before and one that couldn't seem to escape. So in the spirit of the old quote “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results”. I wanted to try to shake things up, I embarked on a journey of doing the opposite of what I had always done. It was inspired by the Seinfeld episode, The Opposite. If what I was doing wasn't working, doing the opposite should fix it. For example: instead of sleeping in, I'd wake up early and make the bed. I'd start working out, I gave up drinking alcohol, I started playing sports, I grew a mustache - Essentially, I would do the opposite of what I had done before and my hope was that it would reverse my depression. And thankfully, it worked! But it did much more than just cure my depression. The Year Of The Opposite led me to lose 62 pounds, run barefoot for 7 miles, undertake a 14-minute cold plunge in 42-degree water, swim about a mile across a lake, complete a half and full marathon, run 1,000 miles in a year, learn to hold my breath for 2 minutes and 43 seconds, and conquer spicy foods by completing the blazing wings and Hot Ones Challenges. But most importantly, I cured my depression and I reversed several of my health conditions. After about 6 months of doing the opposite, my doctors cleared me to stop taking medications for high blood pressure, cholesterol, and triglycerides. This was a goal that I never thought would be possible. My personal Year Of The Opposite radically and profoundly changed my life in a positive direction. At the conclusion of the first year in March of 2023, I had a decision to make. Should I keep doing the Year Of The Opposite, or should I go back to my old ways? The answer was obvious: On every metric, my life was far better during the Year of The Opposite. I decided that I would keep the opposite going and I needed a new challenge. I decided to launch the Year Of The Opposite Newsletter and Podcast that you are now reading/listening to in hopes that sharing my story might inspire others. I deeply thank you for following, subscribing, listening or reading. It means the world to me. What Should You Expect to Receive in this Newsletter? My writing tends to focus on Technology, Business, Marketing, and interviews with people that I find fascinating. But the biggest thing that I try to focus on is positivity. I try to find good news and positive stories from around the world to share. My goal is to be a living example that it is possible to change your life if you wish to. If you have any suggestions for topics that I should cover, please just comment below or reply back to this email. Here are some of the most popular posts on the Year Of The Opposite so far this year: * Introduction to The Year Of The Opposite - What is The Year Of The Opposite? What have I achieved in my Year Of The Opposite? (Sep 12, 2023)* Podcast Interview with Michelle Rogers - Surviving the Unthinkable: Michelle Rogers on Matthew Terry's Brutality and the Deadly Consequences of His Early Release from prison. My former co-worker, Matthew Terry, stabbed her 7 times yet somehow Michigan let him out of prison after only 3 years. Tragically, within 5 months of his release, he killed his new girlfriend.* The Claude McCollum Wrongful Conviction with Judge Hugh Clarke Jr.The murder of an LCC professor in 2005 sends the wrong man to jail. The uncaught murderer goes on to kill 5 more while the wrong man is in prison. My interview with Judge Hugh Clarke Jr. * Clearing Up The Rumors: The Real Story of How Matthew Hill from Liquid Web Died (Jul 13, 2023)* Using Artificial Intelligence to Generate Your New Year's Resolutions, Complete a 360 Review, & Change Your Life - A Step By Step Guide (Dec 18, 2023)* Ozempic & Wegovy Side Effects. Miracle Weight Loss Drugs, but be Very Careful (Dec 13, 2023)* I'm Increasing My Offer - You'll be happier in 7 days or I'll pay you $500 (Dec 9, 2023)* How I Lost 62 lbs & built a habit of working out everyday. (April 14, 2023)How to Follow ‘Year Of The Opposite' on Social Media.* Year Of The Opposite & Travis Stoliker @Tstoliker on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tstoliker* Year Of The Opposite Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yearoftheopposite* Year Of The Opposite Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Year-Of-The-Opposite* Year Of The Opposite Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yearoftheopposite* Substack Email: yearoftheopposite@substack.com* Year Of The Opposite Spotify Link:* Year Of The Opposite on Apple Podcast:* Year Of The Opposite RSS Feed: https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/1323351.rssYear Of The Opposite - Travis Stoliker's Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Year Of The Opposite - Travis Stoliker's Substack at www.yearoftheopposite.com/subscribe

For Media Business Episode 53: Tony Conley welcomes Tim Staudt, who has been a Mid-Michigan broadcaster for over 40 years, the longest tenure of any sportscaster on television in the state. Known as the "Dean of Sports" , Tim has hosted "Staudt on Sports" each weekday at noon on The Game 730 AM WVFN since 1993. The show has grown to become the most widely listened of its type in Michigan. Tim has anchored the sportscasts at WILX in Lansing, since 1980. Prior to that, he was the Sports Director at the former WJIM-TV in Lansing from 1970-1980. Tim has won several awards in the industry and serves on numerous area charities. Tim has hosted a number of coaches shows over the years and has hosted Big Ten Basketball play-by-play for more than 10 years. Tim is married to Cathy and they have three sons, all residing in Okemos. He graduated from East Lansing High School in 1967 and Michigan State University with a journalism degree in 1971. Read More: Tim Staudt | The Game 730 AM WVFN | https://thegame730am.com/author/tstaudt/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/ Thank you to Benjamin Robinson and Motor City Skyline's music

Squints615 and O.N.E. sit down with Nashville's own WILX. With him, he brings Nashville's own Fonzo. Both are long time friends of Show and Prove. They talk Wilx current music run with SOMG...to how many hats Fonzo has been known to wear over the years. Super glad these guys pulled up! Great episode! TAP IN!! Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE wherever you can! This podcast is available on all podcast platforms. Visual episodes and NEW MERCH is only available at WWW.CHADARMESTV.COM      ALSO....check out our all new website at WWW.IGOTSUMSHITTOSAY.COMGET YOUR TICKETS TO THE 200th show here:   https://www.eventbrite.com/e/i-got-sum-shit-to-say-the-podcast-episode-200-live-tickets-638860889117Support the show

Stephani taste tests some Fresh Bongwater Hemp Ale, and the chicks discuss weed cooking shows, review some Weed In The News headlines, and learn a new game called My Podcast! Weed in the News sources: MarijuanaMoment, The Lansing State Journal, Wilx.com, and Norml.org. --- Our Slashtag.orgsies: www.stonerchickspodcast.com Grace Penzell (@savinggrapes), Phoebe Richards (@27phoebe27), Kayla Teel (@keteel), and Stephani Thompson (@fannytragic). Instagram: @stonerchickspodcast Twitter: @stonerchickspod Facebook: Stoner Chicks Podcast TikTok: @broccolibroads Email: stonerchickspodcast@gmail.com Snail Mail: PO Box 80586, Seattle, WA 98108 --- Edited by Shary Junco; Theme Song by Jessica DiMari; Cover Art by Ben Redder & AJ Dent

Tim is in his 51st year in broadcasting, the longest in Michigan history. Tim joined WILX - TV in July of 1980. While at WILX, Tim has hosted numerous coaches shows and has been on every CMN Telethon since it started in 1989. Tim has anchored all of the MSU basketball tournament specials and MSU Bowl game specials every year the teams have been involved. Tim's successful and highly awarded career has many highlights and memorable moments. So many of the coaches, great athletes, and events he has been around making for incredible lessons in business and life. Called the "Dean of sports", Tim has so much to offer and share in this edition of the Leadership Lowdown! Blow the whistle! It's game time!

Yessssssssssirrrrrr our boy 2 Bleezy is back #2Bleezyisfree ! First day out and 2 Bleezy gets right back into his podcasting bag. It was only right to start the pod with a little celebration of 2 Bleezy’s freedom. Does it really have to said? Y’all already know in BurnOne fashion there is no rundown just the BurnOne host shooting the shit off the dome as usual, hitting on wide array of topics. Rodney and 2 Bleezy pick there top 5 BurnOne Podcast ( 20:39 full list below).Rodney the king of linked music plays an unreleased J.Cole, Mez and Anderson .Paak song called Hell Nah (19:50-23:27 can be found on YouTube) for the listeners to enjoy while they figure out their top 5. After reminiscing on their top 5 the host thank a few of their supports and guest that have blessed the show with their presents. What’s a BurnOne podcast without a rant from Rodney? Rodney discuss is disdain for the police in the neighboring county. 2 Bleezy and Rodney reflect on celebs we have lost this year and how 2020 has really taken a lot of people. Can y’all believe we are really about be on episode 100!?! Thank you to all of our supporters that have been here rocking with us over the past few years through all 99 episodes we really appreciate the support and shout out to the new supporters we appreciate y’all too. If you are new to the podcast your should give Rodney and 2 Bleezy’s Top 5 a listen and all the of the others while you are at it, they will not disappoint. A Few Topic Time Stamps : 2020(7:15 - 7:58) COVID /Vaccine (8:00-11:10) music (37:54-39:11) Entertainment (11:12 - 14:33) Sports(14:36 - 17:33) (54:56-1:09:29) 2 Bleezy’s 2 week lock up/ COVID experience (39:31 - 43:33) (53:45-54:53) Rodney’s Rutherford County Rant (43:39- 47:47) ClubHouse (1:09:32-1:17:14) Top 5 BurnOne Podcast Rodney Top of 5 Whorror Stories - Episode 72 Black men don’t cheat - the original Catching CTE- Episode 40 BLIO- Episode 28 (where the intro comes from) Happy HOV Day - Episode 18 2 Bleezy top 5 If He’s In White, Goodnight- episode 6 Black men don’t cheat- The original MiDdle Child- Episode 37 Live from the whip- Episode 54 Chopping it up w/Wilx -episode 29 Honorable Mentions Live Pod Tap into your 5th dimension - Episode 31 Lost episodes We are looking for an intern to help out with podcast if you are interested reach out to us on Twitter or IG. Twitter & IG: @Burn1Podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burn-one-podcast/support

In this episode, I catch up with a woman who had a lasting impact and impression on me and several other of my former coworkers at WILX TV - NBC 10 in Lansing, Mi! Meymo Lyons, or "Mem", as all of us knew her by, joined me to talk about the great times and group we had in the late 90's, early 2000's at WILX. Those were some great times, many of us in that newsroom were in our first jobs at the time in the broadcast field, and we could always count on Mem to steer us, and to set us straight on whatever the task at hand was! She is a news veteran, who prior to joining WILX, worked for 8 years at former Lansing, MI powerhouse radio station, WITL, she was an anchor, reporter and a great news mind in their news department, she's also done several high profile voiceovers in her career! Mem now lives in Austin, TX where she is a very proud mom and she's still telling us like it is, like she always did in Lansing!! Be prepared to be entertained and enlightened in this episode!!

So much fun in this episode with Steve Coon, longtime Chief Photographer, and now Operations Manager at WILX NBC 10 in Lansing, MI!! We had some great times in the 6 years i worked at the station, this is a very entertaining episode, the stories are endless!! Steve started as a photographer at the station 2 years before i arrived, he started in 1996, while working in retail sales, and he's still going strong today!! He's one of the most talented photog's i've ever worked with in all my stops in my career, he's got a knack for knowing when to shoot and when to shoot!! Steve has covered several Final Fours, Super Bowls, Bowl Games, World Series, the Stanley Cup playoffs, and years of MSU hoops, football, baseball and hockey and much more!! We reminisced about so many tales of our travels, some better than others, LOL! Bottom line, Steve has been, and continues to be an incredible asset to the station, whether it's doing his job, or helping develop others, he's the best!! Enjoy a very funny and entertaining episode with a true pro and a great man and pro at what he does!!

Excellent time chatting with former WILX NBC 10, (Lansing, MI)  coworker Jeremy Ross! We spent 2 years working together in Lansing, and had some great times!! Jeremy is a Michigan native, from suburban Detroit, he attended the University of Michigan and later, earned his Master's Degree from Medill School of Broadcasting at Northwestern University! While at the University of Michigan, he worked several Michigan hockey games as the radio and TV play by play announcer, he was there during the mid to late 90's, a great era in Michigan hockey history! His stories of interviewing and meeting legendary head coach Red Berenson are tremendous! His first job in the business was working for Leo Burnett, a major advertising agency, after that he began his journey as an award winning news reporter/journalist in Lansing at WILX, we talked about several key moments and times in his career there. From Lansing, it was off to Milwaukee, and that stop in Jeremy's career was also very instrumental in his career as well. These days he's working in Chicago and we got in depth on what it's been like working in a Top 5 market, and what it's been like throughout the COVID 19 pandemic, protests and riots, very interesting to hear Jeremy talk about what that's been like!! He's also a huge fan of dogs and sports cards, great listen with a great guy and very talented reporter!!

B.J. & Brian broadcast from B.J's uncles basement in front of the Monday Night Football broadcast of Lions vs. Packers! The guys get the show started chatting about Lions vs. Packers and we are joined by Seth Wells (WILX-TV) to give us the Lions side of things for tonight's game! Our best tweet features chicken nugget drama!

The first hour of the program gets off and rolling with B.J. & Brian and they discuss whether the Brewers should be satisfied with just making the playoffs this season? We are also joined by Seth Wells (WILX-TV) to discuss the Michigan vs. Wisconsin this weekend in Madison. Our best tweet today features Mike Leach talking about Pac 12 mascots!

Seth Wells (WILX-TV) joins the show to chat about the Michigan vs. Wisconsin game this weekend at Camp Randall Stadium and what he's seen from Michigan through 2 games this season!

We wrap up Women's History Month with a collaboration with fellow Latina podcasters Benzy and Wilx of Duhmericana Podcast. This simulcast couldn't have come at a better time, especially since we believe that empowered women empower women. We got into what womanhood means to us, what we do in our own lives to empower other women and how the ladies of Duh Americana embrace their inner Bruja. If you’d like to connect with Duhmericana Podcast, you can find them anywhere you prefer to listen to podcasts, and on Instagram @duhmericana_podcast.

B.J. running solo today as Brian is in Chicago with the Wisconsin Herd. A look at the Bucks success after losses including audio from HC Mike Budenholzer. A heavy look at Wisconsin v. Michigan St. with Jake Kocorowski of Bucky's 5th Quarter and Seth Wells of WILX TV in East Lansing.

Big House, Big stage, Big Ten tilt, B.J and Brian go 'Behind Enemy Lines' prior to Saturday night's Wisconsin v. Michigan game with Seth Wells of WILX-TV in Lansing, Michigan.

Elektrodos show of the 17th September 2018, dedicated to new #electro songs from producers such as Rings of Saturn, Furious Frank, Fly Insect, RXmode, TFHats, Silicon, Daniele Paduano and Maelstrom . With DJ Set from Dj Wilx Elektrodos show del 17 de septiembre del 2018, dedicado a novedades de artistas como Rings of Saturn, Furious Frank, Fly Insect, RXmode, TFHats, Silicon, Daniele Paduano and Maelstrom. Con DJ Set de Dj Wilx Tracklist: 01. Rings Around Saturn - Skywatch Dub 02. Furious Frank - Victoria Park 03. Fly Insect - Grace 3 04. Fly Insect - Last Night I Sight 05. RXMode - Degraded (TF Hafts Remix) 06. Silicon - Worms 07. Daniele Paduano - Trading Codes 08. Maelstrom - Utility Shift 09. Wilx DJ Set Wilx DJ Set Tracklist: Glut VC-118A Isolated Extermination DPO Gate of Roses DJ Richard Transformer Clatterbox Query A PRIVACY Invasion PARKER, Andrea One Conversation With A Funny Demon Morah Slide Me Yo Luv SELDOM SEEN Unconnected Edit PARKER, Andrea Power Influctuation BERNARDI, Marco Arterial (Telefon Tel Aviv remix) LUSINE Fight Club SHIGETO Tool Matter XY0815 DM6 Jeremy Wang Jovian Moons Morphology Electronic Setups Kosh Step By Step Arnold Steiner

DJ Coop has recently released his new single, "New Blues," featuring Wilx and Niecee Elliott.  We talk about the Nashville hip hop scene, self promotion on social media and his label and management company, SOMG. 

DJ Coop has recently released his new single, "New Blues," featuring Wilx and Niecee Elliott.  We talk about the Nashville hip hop scene, self promotion on social media and his label and management company, SOMG. 

DJ Coop has recently released his new single, "New Blues," featuring Wilx and Niecee Elliott.  We talk about the Nashville hip hop scene, self promotion on social media and his label and management company, SOMG. 

Mr. Mo Betta drops in to discuss new music, his influences and various other topics on today's special podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/burn-one-podcast/support

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. This week, in the third episode to be recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we again take questions from the audience, covering subjects such as whether Tony knows what a Phoenix is, which sound effects he provides to films, and how you can or cannot harness the power of sausage dogs to control your time traveling. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. This week, in the second episode to be recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, we take questions from the floor - including things Tony has fallen off, who he admires, and a question about beasts that we're not sure anyone understood. There's also a bit about erections and we're not sure whether that makes this 'explicit' or not. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. This week, in the first episode to be recorded at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, John-Luke largely refuses to allow Tony to talk about anything other than his time spent amongst the Yeti. He also puts all the audience questions that had been sent in in advance to Tony.. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. No matter how much swearing has been cut out of this episode - all of it - there's no getting around the fact that Tony talks about his intimate knowledge of Alexander The Great's balls, and also how he domesticated sheep. If you have questions for Tony, we are recording an audience question special at the Edinburgh Fringe, on the 25th August, at Bob's Blundabus at half past midnight (so, technically the 26th August). Email your questions to tonylawtapes@gmail.com, and if you're in Edinburgh come along. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. In this fourth episode, John-Luke recaps Tony's testimony so far, and then focuses on Tony's participation in three of the Crusades. If you have questions for Tony, we are recording two audience question specials at the Edinburgh Fringe, on the 25th August, at Bob's Blundabus at half past midnight (so, technically the 26th August). Email your questions to tonylawtapes@gmail.com, and if you're in Edinburgh come along. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. In this third episode, John-Luke pushes Tony on the ethics of being friends with Stalin, ignoring everything Tony has to say about dogs in the meantime, but getting sidetracked into Tony's accidental contribution to the cocaine industry. If you have questions for Tony, we are recording two audience question specials at the Edinburgh Fringe, on the 10th and 25th August, at Bob's Blundabus at half past midnight (so, technically the 11th and 26th August). Email your questions to tonylawtapes@gmail.com, and if you're in Edinburgh come along. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. In this second episode, Tony admits that he wasn't always best-placed to observe history; talks about the sort of comedy that goes down well with Mayans; and explains how he knows that his sausage dog is probably lost forever. If you have questions for Tony, we are recording two audience question specials at the Edinburgh Fringe, on the 10th and 25th August, at Bob's Blundabus at half past midnight (so, technically the 11th and 26th August). Email your questions to tonylawtapes@gmail.com, and if you're in Edinburgh come along. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Tony Law Tapes is a series of ground-breaking interviews with the world's foremost Time Traveller, Tony Law, conducted by John-Luke Roberts. In this first episode, Tony talks about his part in ending nudity in ancient Rome, and how Mongol hordes weren't interested in learning the offside rules. He also opens up more than he perhaps should about yaks. If you have questions for Tony, we are recording two audience question specials at the Edinburgh Fringe, on the 10th and 25th August, at Bob's Blundabus at half past midnight (so, technically the 11th and 26th August). Email your questions to tonylawtapes@gmail.com, and if you're in Edinburgh come along. The Tony Law Tapes are written and performed by Tony Law & John-Luke Roberts, recorded by James Hingley, and produced by Ed Morrish. Music by Wilx, via AKMMusic.co.uk. www.tonylawtapes.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello listeners! This week, were really glad to introduce yet another special guest! Benzy's big sister Bibi joins us today as we talk about something kinda hokey, yet really really interesting: personality types! There are so many iterations of different personality tests: some rely on horoscopes, others on things like shape preference, or the Four Temperaments, Love Languages, the list goes on. In this episode, we focus on the more common Myers-Briggs type of test. We took ours for free on www.16personalities.com which helped by providing a pretty insightful report on our personalities, based on different areas of our lives. Tune in and see what of the 16 Personalities Benzy, Bibi, and Wilx are, and then take the test yourself! Tell us: were your results surprising? Expected? Just a bunch of baloney?! We wanna know! #girltalk #personality #girlboss #gossip #socialmedia #character #psychology #entrepreneur #introvert #extrovert #culture #test #temperament #lovelanguage

Hey all! This week, we have a little challenge for you: We all have bucket lists that we want to accomplish within our lifetimes, or maybe before a certain age or life event. But summer is pretty much upon us, and this week, Wilx and Benzy set their eyes on their summer bucket lists! Living in Orlando has its perks: we have access to plenty of different beaches on either shore, springs, rivers, and lakes, and of course, the multiple theme parks we love visiting! Tune in to hear what our summer goals are; from the fun and frivolous to the goal-centered, "adulting" type. What do you have planned for the summer? Is there room to challenge yourself to add five unusual summer events you always say you'll try, and never get a chance to? As always, don't forget to rate and review us on the platform of your choice, and comment your Summer Bucket List picks on our Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter! #summer #bucketlist #girltalk #vacation #goals #challenge #adulting #popculture #gossip #entrepreneur #spring #beach #themepark

This week on Duhmericana, Wilx is joined by her husband Leo (editor of the show) to give their list of the top 5 Podcast shows to listen to. They also share some insight as to how their interests in podcasts started, and the origin of this show. Wilx’s Top 5: 1. Serial 2. This American Life 3. The Bill Simmons Podcast 4. Sword and Scale 5. Watch what Crappens Leo’s Top 5: 1. ATP - Accidental Tech Podcast 2. The Talk Show with John Gruber 3. 99 Percent Invisible 4. The Bill Simmons Podcast 5. The brilliant Idiots Leo’s Noteworthy shows: 1. Revisionist history 2. The Observatory (design observer) 3. Design Matters Show Notes: DR Stickers App - Leo’s Design/Art Instagram account Thanks as always for tuning in! It would mean the word for us you you took a moment to leave us a rating and review on iTunes.

Hey Duhmericana Listeners, This week, we embark on a topic that has been buzzing all over the web this past month: “Welcome to your tape.” Netflix released a 13-part series titled “13 Reasons Why,” based off the book of the same title by Jay Asher, released in 2007. Please be warned: this blog post and subsequent podcast episode deals with certain triggers regarding teen suicide and mental health. Wilx read the book when it was released, and Netflix picking up the series brought it once again to the forefront of current conversations. The show deals with the suicide of teen Hannah Baker, who recorded and delivered 13 tapes dedicated to people she felt contributed to her reasons for committing suicide. The story is narrated from the perspective of her close friend and romantic interest Clay Jensen. Though the show was intended to bring to light the topic of teen suicide and mental health (an intention also expressed by singer and actress Selena Gomez, Executive Producer), we can’t help but wonder if this might have been a misguided attempt that causes more harm than good. We grapple with the sentiment that it brings it to light, yet does so in a twisted sort of revenge fantasy that doesn’t succinctly depict that Hannah Baker, or anyone who commits suicide with revenge in mind, will never get the comeuppance intended. Does 13 Reasons Why glamorize teen suicide? Ultimately, it’s still using it as a form of entertainment and ultimately, profit. What do you think? Did you read the book and/or watch the series? What redeeming qualities can be found in a show of this kind? Sound off below! As always, please don’t forget to rate and review. You have no idea how much it truly means to us! _______ We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals. Please call 1-800-273-8255. #13reasonswhy #suicide #supportpoc #girltalk #youngadult #netflix #hannahbaker #clayandhannah #bullying #mentalhealth #depression #mentalillness #highschool #popculture #entertainment #teendrama #teenagers #friendships #relationships #cyberbullying #help #seesomethingsaysomething

This week we speak about something kind of vulnerable... our insecurities! Both individual, and as women in general. Benzy as a single woman struggles with feeling as if others judge her currently single, childless life. Wilx, as a new mom, wants to listen to her intuition but can feel the pressures of others' opinions and advice, well-meaning as they may be. What insecurities do you feel in your life, or as girls in general? Can you relate to any of the ones we mentioned above? Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast channel in iTunes, and please rate and review! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/duhmericana-podcast/id1097264273?mt=2

Hello again Duhmericana listeners! This is our last week of Women’s Month, where we highlighted some important topics about womanhood near and dear to our hearts. To wrap up the month, we connected with the amazing girls over at Morado Lens podcast, Cindy and Nat, for a simulcast! This means you can hop on over to their podcast and listen to the same content (and if you’re visiting from Morado Lens yourself, welcome!). Cindy and Nat taught us a lot about what it means to embrace your “inner bruja”, your inner “witch.” Though some might shrink away from the negative connotations of the word, we discovered that all of us women have a heightened sense of intuition, usually picked up from our mothers (who, lets admit it, are always right!) and we operate in that intuition daily, from small decisions to larger gut feelings about people, places, events, etc. Womanhood itself has this intuition built into it, and it’s probably something many of you have experienced, or perhaps have witnessed in the lives of women around you. Speaking of womanhood, we all contribute daily to the conversation about feminism, femininity, and the woman’s worldview. Wilx has her blog, www.lionsorchid.com, where she is creating a community for new and experienced moms where they can provide feedback and motivation to one another. Benzy, working in the educational field, aspires to inspire young women to pursue their dreams, and doesn’t shy away from being both strong and feminine as a way to showcase what true womanhood is to men in her life. What does unleashing your inner bruja mean to you? In what ways are you contributing with your day to day life to the conversation about womanhood and the feminine experience? Let us know below! If you’d like to connect with Morado Lens, find them anywhere you prefer to listen to podcasts, and on Instagram @moradolens. #girlboss #womenhood #womensmonth #latinx #feminism #womenrights #girltalk #balance #motherhood #passions #latina #career #smallbusiness #culture

We’ve had such a great time exploring the wonderful world of girl power during the month of March! As podcasters, professionals, and Latinas, we have resonated with so many of the topics we’ve covered this month. We’ve also had the amazing chance to connect with some really cool women doing great things in the arts! This week, we talk about some other women, both past and present, who have made lasting impact in women's history and in the movement as a whole. Wilx shared her admiration for the Mirabal sisters, four Dominican sisters who were killed at the hands of a dictatorship regime, because they refused to bend to its power. Her modern-day pick was the brace Malala Yousafzai, the young Pakistani activist, who survived an attack on her life for seeking an education, yet brought education to even more girls through her story. Benzy's historical pic was author Toni Morrison, who wrote books like Beloved and Song of Solomon, bringing stories about black lives and history in the south though strong female characters. She also shared about Emma Watson, who played two of her favorites: Hermoine and Belle as an actress, and is a UN Ambassador and spearheaded of "He For She," in real life, which encourages men to stand up for women's rights. Tune in to the episode to hear about all of these incredible gals, and don't forget to share your thoughts! Have you heard about them before? Have any women you admire and want to share with us? #rolemodels #women #strongwomen #girlboss #girltalk #latinx #history #entrepreneur #powerfulwomen #womensmonth #motivation

In this episode, las chicas de LaChara collaborate with guest podcasters, Benzy & Wilx from Duhmericana podcast! Listen in as they chat about 10 latino stereotypes as they attempt to break each one! Another funny episode with the girls is underway! Join in on the chisme!

Hello Duhmericana listeners! We’re so glad you’ve tuned in. This week, we’re kicking it off by doing a blast to the past, and speaking to our younger selves: what advice do Adult Benzy and Wilx have for high-school Benzy and Wilx? What would we have loved to have heard that could have made our lives slightly easier, less stressful? Wilx suggests an overhaul in sleep habits, and Benzy suggests a reassessing of priorities, among other great tips. Do you have young girls who need to hear tips from someone else? Would you have loved to have learned these nuggets of wisdom before? Did we miss any pointers that served you well in your youth? Share yours with us and let us know what you think! #girltalk #girlboss #latinx #gossip #culture #media #advice #wisdom #youth #parenting #blog #social #women

Hey listeners! This week, Benzy and Wilx discuss something that afflicts people from all walks of life: how to manage a work/life balance. Amidst the hustle of our busy days, is it possible to still enjoy fulfilling friendships, relationships and hobbies, or is it all a myth? For our entrepreneur listeners, we have some fabulous tips for you as well regarding how to achieve this balance, remain motivated, and carve out the time and energy to pursue all your passions. How about you? Any tried and true tips that allow you to manage this often-sought balance? Let us know! #worklifebalance #girltalk #girlboss #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #balance #passions #hustle #tips #relationships

Hey Duhmericana listeners! Thanks as always for tuning in! This week, Wilx and Benzy discuss one of the most common pitfalls of consumerism culture: buying things that were a waste of money. From subscription services, to high-end yet cheaply made items, to Wilx's insight as a new mommy and what she did and didn't need, we have it all! Inversely, we also recall inexpensive yet super helpful, quality product that surprised us and saved our wallets. Chime in: what have you purchased and regretted? What had been a sleeper hit and pleasant surprise? #consumerism #buyers remorse #culture #newmom #girltalk #gossip #superbowl #commercials #quality #finance #girlboss

We've all heard it: making friends in adulthood differs greatly than back when we were kids. Tune in as Wilx and Benzy discuss these differences, and offer some of their own tips and methods that helped them make meaningful life-long friendships in adulthood. #friends #newmom #baby #worklife #girltalk #girlboss #gossip #workfriends #bestfriends #adulting #culture #relationships

Hello Duhmericana fans! Benzy and Wilx here with another episode of our podcast. Allow us to introduce ourselves! We have some new followers and listeners to the podcast, and wanted to share with you all a little bit about ourselves! Although we've been friends for a few years now, there were things we didn't know about one another. Did you know we both parláis un peu de francais? Wilx is a snowbird and I'm a sand baby who didn't see snow until very recently? Our Rumor Rundown also touched on the Kim Kardashian scare, when she was accosted by a prankster who attempted to LITERALLY kiss her butt. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2YqDM-LH_Gg Here's a funny SNL spoof of the first presidential debate. Alec Baldwin debuted his Donald Trump, and Kate McKinnon is back as Hillary Clinton. Who do you think won the debate? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-nQGBZQrtT0 Last but absolutely not least, we talk about the tragic loss of a bright star in the MLB, Jose Fernandez. See a touching tribute his Marlins teammates had for him here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S82o5cAop7o #popculture #girltalk #fivethings #girlpodcasters #gossip #football #currentevents #media #conversations

Hello again Duhmericana Nation!Benz and Wilx here… “Where were the parents?” The most common phrase that occurs when something tragic or potentially fatal occurs to a child. On this episode of the podcast, we discuss the new trend of mommy shaming: has “it takes a village to raise a child” been taken too far? Expressing concern for the well-being of a child is necessary and has saved many children from harmful accidents, or from a less-than-ideal home environment. But with media being what it is, how do we know when it becomes less about protecting the child, and more about bullying the mom? Not even celebrities are free of the mommy shaming bug, and in fact, probably are under even more scrutiny because of how public their lives are. Join us today as we discuss this ugly trend, and chime in below. Have you been a victim of mommy shaming? Did you ever see a situation that required someone to speak up? Sound off below!

Benzy and Wilx welcome you to their beloved City Beautiful! Orlando is more than just a tourist trap. See what else we love about O Town.

Hello again Duhmericana listeners! Wilx and Benzy here! We got another podcast up for you guys. This time around, it’s about the beast that has integrated itself into almost every corner of our lives: Social Media!  We know social media has its ups and downs. Many trend-savvy people have been able to make a career out of their influence and reach, but at what cost? We’ve both experienced that disheartening moment when one of our favorite bloggers or Insta-famous celebrities “sell out” and are blatantly pandering products to their followers without being sure they truly support the company/product/etc. On top of the constant barrage of advertisements, even in a favorite blogger’s feed, we also have to deal with the weight of comparison that comes upon us. It’s easy to forget that it is a 2×2 inch image of a zoomed in, filtered, cropped vignette that doesn’t show the behind the scenes of that person’s life, only their highlight reel. Our “Duh!” Moments this week are:-If you are a blogger, don’t jeopardize the trust you’ve worked so hard to build among your followers just to sell some ad space or for a caption. We all gotta eat, we all gotta work, but we learned to trust your judgment and are counting on your honesty- If you are NOT a blogger but are actively a social media user, don’t allow yourself to get inundated with profiles, bloggers, lists and the like, that only make you feel like somehow you aren’t measuring up. Don’t be afraid to delete delete delete! Curate a feed that inspires you and makes you feel pleasant and positive. We grow, we change, and we adjust to it! We hope you enjoyed our podcast this week! As always, tune in soon and make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss an episode. Connect with us via our social media sites to leave suggestions for future topics!