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This week is a very special week. 94.6 percent of podcasts never make it to episode 100 (stat check us, we dare you) and this small but mighty podcast has made it that far three whole times. The 300th episode of the Mind Gap Podcast is finally upon us and the guest couldn’t be any more special than the better half of 2 East 8th, Mr. Drew Dull himself! Things kick off with the boys all rapping about how Drew never comes on the show despite being a part of the original naming of the podcast. They talk about the things Drew has been up to such as filming with his arch nemesis Matt Lamson, and the start of the release of Sid Penrose. Whenever Drew comes around, the topic of The Marvel Cinematic Universe of course comes up since Drew is such a massive Marvel Fan. They talk about his love of the Incredible Hulk and his desire for his son to grow up to be like the Hulk. Not long after that the real meat of the program arrives. The boys play a very modified version of The Newlywed Game which honestly doesn’t end up resembling The Newlywed Game much at all. What it does resemble though is some of the funniest conversation you’ve ever seen on the 300th episode of any podcast. With Drew acting as a very spirited moderator, questions submitted by the show’s fan base are asked to our intrepid hosts. It’s something that truly has to be witnessed itself as no description could do it justice. After an amazing round of the not quite Newlywed Game this week's Throw-Down comes in pitting Tony Soprano against Walter White. This plays into Drew’s wheelhouse and he breaks it all down. This episode is one for the books and you had best just witness it yourself. Follow us on Twitch to hang out while we record our new episodes and stream video game sessions! We have MERCH now! Check out our YouTube channel for podcast episodes, video game live stream highlights, Doug Watches Awkward Videos, and Justin Plays Video games. Be sure to like and subscribe! Follow us on all of our social medias and other platforms!  https://streamerlinks.com/mindgappodcast

Drew Contreras is a retired Lieutenant colonel US Army physical therapist, former White House PT to the 44th POTUS, and VP of the Federal Section of the APTA. Drews tells his story on deciding physical therapy as a career and becoming a federal/Army PT. He served for 21 years in the US Army as a physical therapist. He gives the comparison of his experience as a US Army PT compared to civilian PTs. He refers to himself as a “physician extender” with increased autonomy in the Army. During the Obama presidency, increased physical therapy services were needed. With Drew’s experience in the Army and conveniently located working in the Pentagon, he was called to perform for the White House. Drew was the in-house PT for the Obama administration for 7 years. Drew dives into federal physical therapy and how PTs can make a difference on the federal level. If interested in federal physical therapy, check out the Federal Section of the ATPA here: https://federalpt.org/ Drew discusses the increased need for physical therapy in the military and he sees the future of PTs traveling with their assigned units. QUOTES “I always try to treat all my military patients the same regardless of rank.” – DREW “Nothing is a problem until it is a problem.” – DREW “To have them (the government) say we want a physical therapist with every functional unit. That is pretty validating for our profession.” – JIMMY “People expect a certain level of performance out of you or a certain level of capability. You should be able to deliver that.” – DREW PARTING SHOT “You can do whatever you want on your last day.” – DREW

Drew Contreras is a retired Lieutenant colonel US Army physical therapist, former White House PT to the 44th POTUS, and VP of the Federal Section of the APTA. Drews tells his story on deciding physical therapy as a career and becoming a federal/Army PT. He served for 21 years in the US Army as a physical therapist. He gives the comparison of his experience as a US Army PT compared to civilian PTs. He refers to himself as a “physician extender” with increased autonomy in the Army. During the Obama presidency, increased physical therapy services were needed. With Drew’s experience in the Army and conveniently located working in the Pentagon, he was called to perform for the White House. Drew was the in-house PT for the Obama administration for 7 years. Drew dives into federal physical therapy and how PTs can make a difference on the federal level. If interested in federal physical therapy, check out the Federal Section of the ATPA here: https://federalpt.org/ Drew discusses the increased need for physical therapy in the military and he sees the future of PTs traveling with their assigned units. QUOTES  “I always try to treat all my military patients the same regardless of rank.” – DREW “Nothing is a problem until it is a problem.” – DREW “To have them (the government) say we want a physical therapist with every functional unit. That is pretty validating for our profession.” – JIMMY “People expect a certain level of performance out of you or a certain level of capability. You should be able to deliver that.” – DREW PARTING SHOT “You can do whatever you want on your last day.” – DREW 

With Drew and Jennifer unable to schedule a time to record this week, we look back on some of the more entertaining and funny moments of the short history of Left On Red.

With Drew and Jennifer unable to schedule a time to record this week, we look back on some of the more entertaining and funny moments of the short history of Left On Red.

With Drew out, Chris and Roman continue the NFL predictions.

Before you talk about your product, we need to know the problem.The world of construction is set to be rewritten through product design & tech... COVID has only accelerated that vision.We caught up with Guy Newsom, Design Director over with XYZ Reality, as we uncovered the transition of working for Samsung to being tucked away in a little box cupboard of a studio in the London Business School.With Drew also starting a new gig at a startup, this was a great opportunity for Guy to look back over the last few years and share his insight into building a brand as well as a design team.If you ever want to be involved in the podcast, or our live webinars then fire us a message to hello@designtruth.co.ukwww.designtruth.co.uk / insta:wespeakdesigntruth(excuse some of the audio here. We had some zoom issues at the time.)

Drew Contreras is a retired Lieutenant colonel US Army physical therapist, former White House PT to the 44th POTUS, and VP of the Federal Section of the APTA. Drews tells his story on deciding physical therapy as a career and becoming a federal/Army PT. He served for 21 years in the US Army as a physical therapist. He gives the comparison of his experience as a US Army PT compared to civilian PTs. He refers to himself as a “physician extender” with increased autonomy in the Army. During the Obama presidency, increased physical therapy services were needed. With Drew’s experience in the Army and conveniently located working in the Pentagon, he was called to perform for the White House. Drew was the in-house PT for the Obama administration for 7 years. Drew dives into federal physical therapy and how PTs can make a difference on the federal level. If interested in federal physical therapy, check out the Federal Section of the ATPA here: https://federalpt.org/ Drew discusses the increased need for physical therapy in the military and he sees the future of PTs traveling with their assigned units. QUOTES  “I always try to treat all my military patients the same regardless of rank.” – DREW “Nothing is a problem until it is a problem.” – DREW "To have them (the government) say we want a physical therapist with every functional unit. That is pretty validating for our profession.” – JIMMY “People expect a certain level of performance out of you or a certain level of capability. You should be able to deliver that.” – DREW PARTING SHOT “You can do whatever you want on your last day.” – DREW 

Drew Contreras is a retired Lieutenant colonel US Army physical therapist, former White House PT to the 44th POTUS, and VP of the Federal Section of the APTA. Drews tells his story on deciding physical therapy as a career and becoming a federal/Army PT. He served for 21 years in the US Army as a physical therapist. He gives the comparison of his experience as a US Army PT compared to civilian PTs. He refers to himself as a “physician extender” with increased autonomy in the Army. During the Obama presidency, increased physical therapy services were needed. With Drew’s experience in the Army and conveniently located working in the Pentagon, he was called to perform for the White House. Drew was the in-house PT for the Obama administration for 7 years. Drew dives into federal physical therapy and how PTs can make a difference on the federal level. If interested in federal physical therapy, check out the Federal Section of the ATPA here: https://federalpt.org/ Drew discusses the increased need for physical therapy in the military and he sees the future of PTs traveling with their assigned units. QUOTES “I always try to treat all my military patients the same regardless of rank.” – DREW “Nothing is a problem until it is a problem.” – DREW "To have them (the government) say we want a physical therapist with every functional unit. That is pretty validating for our profession.” – JIMMY “People expect a certain level of performance out of you or a certain level of capability. You should be able to deliver that.” – DREW PARTING SHOT “You can do whatever you want on your last day.” – DREW

Brothers J and Eric discuss The Coldest Game, a film available for streaming on Netflix in the US. They agree it’s an entertaining film for what the filmmakers were trying to do… although what WERE they trying to do? Also: Bill Pullman. Wrong actor or poorly directed. Not to worry, J and E solve the issues in case anyone wants to take their notes while doing a remake.   With Drew in the literal wilderness this week, J and E go off on wild tangents including: Jeff Goldblum, the artist Vitas, Tibetan throat singing, the new Xbox and PlayStation, WKRP’s episode A Fish Story, the Japanese terrorist cult Aum Shinrikyo and it’s charismatic leader Shoko Asahara, the noise that drives Eric crazy when editing turns out not to be a pen but instead J’s mouse click, the podcast Bananas, the podcast Dumb People Town, Kurt Braunohler’s skywriting prank, Eric and Journey’s upcoming very special episode, the Arsheerio Paul show, John Serba’s decider.com review of The Coldest Game, Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman, and some talk about political books. File length 1:43:06 File Size 75.9 MB Theme by Jul Big Green via SongFinch Subscribe to us on iTunes Listen to us on Stitcher Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Send your comments to show@notinacreepyway.com Visit the show website at www.notinacreepyway.com

With Drew under the weather, Matt and Christian go on some incredible tangents. Are sunsets overrated? Fights started and friends lost over Madden. Getting grounded in their youth. Preview of potentially the greatest fight card ever: UFC 249 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With Drew rushing off to save the world, the studio is left in the capable hands of Chris and Kurtis, who do the only reasonable thing they can think of and host a deep dive special into the Weather Girls “It's Raining Men”.“The Bits”, Brisbane's newest comedy group are here with TNC's newest comedy podcast, “Rate My Bit”! Join Drew, Kurtis and Chris as they present wacky characters and stupid ass scenarios to each other and attempt to riff there way out of comedy hell. Dropping every Tuesday wherever you get your podcasts!Check out the boys on Socials! Instagram: @thebitscomedy TikTok: @BitTokSubscribe to us on ITUNES, STITCHER, SPOTIFY, or your podcatcher of choice.Find us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER or INSTAGRAM.Become a Patron of That's Not Canon Productions at Patreon! Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/rate-my-bit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Drew being out on assignment, for the time being, Matthew “Squiggles” Walton joins the Record Breakers crew. In this episode, Petey brings in rising Korean indie artist, Se So Neon’s Hwang So-Yoon, performing under the name So!YoON!. What did the crew think of her musically diverse self-titled debut? Hit play and find out!Follow along with us on Spotify.Audio Intro: Jahzzar - I Saw You On TVVideo Intro: Lame Drivers - Frozen EggOutro: Matthew Walton - I'll See You In My Dreams

This week, Carl's got the keys to Daddy's hotrod, and he's driving this podcast back to the last time we had him on as a guest! Please re-enjoy the Zodiac Griller! I hope you’re hungry, because this episode is all-you-can-hear! With Drew lost in time and space, we had a hot, fresh guest delivered right to our door. Join us as we dig into some egg rolls and discuss movie scene pitches, uncover the Zodiac Killer identity, and reveal what food we could eat a ton of. Article: All-you-can-eat restaurant closes after customers eat too much Music by Carl Sorenson Twitter Facebook Reddit Email: headlineheroescast@gmail.com Voicemail: 319-596-6766 Find out more at https://headline-heroes.pinecast.co

On this week's episode - With Drew out, Jeff tries to drag a semi-delirious and sick Vince through the new rules reference. Very old computer and mathematical references abound!

With Drew out of the country, Joey and Tyler carry the load of covering the latest and great news in sports (in particular the NFL) for you on this week’s episode. Please feel free to reach out to us on Twitter @CAMBPodcast or to email us at CAMBPodcast@OTNMedia.org with any thoughts or questions that you […]

With Drew out of the country, Joey and Tyler carry the load of covering the latest and great news in sports (in particular the NFL) for you on this week’s episode. Please feel free to reach out to us on Twitter @CAMBPodcast or to email us at CAMBPodcast@OTNMedia.org with any thoughts or questions that you […]

It's time for the suckiest team out there. Get it? It's a pun. No... I'm not taking it back. I realize it wasn't good. Why are you leaving? Don't go! With Drew and Steve

03/04/19 - Tom Haudricourt Checks in With Drew and KB Live From Spring Training

With Drew still out, Dan follows his discussion of Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' with a week's worth of episodes about 'Howard the Duck.' Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew still out, Dan follows his discussion of Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' with a week's worth of episodes about 'Howard the Duck.' Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew still out, Dan follows his discussion of Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' with a week's worth of episodes about 'Howard the Duck.' Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew still out, Dan follows his discussion of Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' with a week's worth of episodes about 'Howard the Duck.' Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew still out, Dan follows his discussion of Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' with a week's worth of episodes about 'Howard the Duck.' Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew out for a bit, Dan does was he's been threatening to do from the very beginning and discuss's Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' for "Hulk Week" on the podcast. Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew out for a bit, Dan does was he's been threatening to do from the very beginning and discuss's Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' for "Hulk Week" on the podcast. Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew out for a bit, Dan does was he's been threatening to do from the very beginning and discuss's Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' for "Hulk Week" on the podcast. Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew out for a bit, Dan does was he's been threatening to do from the very beginning and discuss's Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' for "Hulk Week" on the podcast. Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew out for a bit, Dan does was he's been threatening to do from the very beginning and discuss's Ang Lee's 'The Hulk' for "Hulk Week" on the podcast. Opening and closing song, "Surprising Power," from Art of Escapism's album 'All or Nothing.'

With Drew away, the gang opts to have a serious discussion about where the line between comedy and poor taste truly lies. It goes exactly as well as you're expecting. Don't forget to check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/authorsanddragons And check out our store for sweet, sweet merch: http://tee.pub/lic/n9Vy0ZnN5Mo Also, check out the map action on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCih4aJnBN9-BNhHrN0Ncq1A

I hope you’re hungry, because this episode is all-you-can-hear! With Drew lost in time and space, we had a hot, fresh guest delivered right to our door. Join us as we dig into some egg rolls and discuss movie scene pitches, uncover the Zodiac Killer identity, and reveal what food we could eat a ton of. Article: All-you-can-eat restaurant closes after customers eat too much Music by Carl Sorenson Twitter Facebook Reddit Email: headlineheroescast@gmail.com Voicemail: 319-596-6766 Find out more at https://headline-heroes.pinecast.co

With Drew still gone until next week, Jon grasps at straws. Hillary Clinton still won't go away. Sam's top 5, more bizarre details about the identity of the YouTube shooter, and Facebook is really in it now.

With Drew back at the helm, the search for Kutharek takes a turn toward the productive. That is, if the party can deal with the issue of talking trees.

With Drew off at a Con, the rest of the group together to tell stories and field questions from listeners. Don't forget to check out our Patreon for exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/authorsanddragons And check out our store for sweet, sweet merch: http://tee.pub/lic/n9Vy0ZnN5Mo

With Drew under quarantine (he caught the plague), the guys call on Will Chancellor to step in. He returns to the Damn Library to go deep with Christopher on Jesse Ball's latest novel, "A Cure for Suicide". 15 Seconds of a Song: Del Amitri, "Roll to Me" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leveraging Industry Benchmarks to Build a Business Case for a Technology Investment. Technology is a crucial component in many areas within the contact center.  With Drew's experience he is a wonderful person to enlighten us more on this topic.  As a problem solver with Technology Finance Partners he will shed some light on how industry benchmarks are used in selling and what that translates to on the buyer’s side Drew Wright co-founded Technology Finance Partners in 2000 and has driven hundreds of millions of dollars of enterprise technology investment through strategic consultation on deal structuring and collaborative business case analysis support. This ongoing effort gives Drew a unique understanding of the real value of technology, from IT infrastructure to business application as well as a practical perspective regarding pricing and delivery models. Drew has spoken at a number of software conferences on the subjects of ROI, green IT, SaaS pricing strategies and customer analytics. Prior to TFP, Drew was a vice president of ADAC Capital, ADAC Laboratories’ customer finance program. His professional career started in the medical device industry where he traveled to 48 of 50 states to see orthopedic surgeons implant the custom knee and other joint implants that he designed. Drew earned a BS in mechanical engineering with an English minor from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo and an MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School.      

With Drew wrapping up his odyssey on the other side of the world, Jason's back to keep the podcast party going with more on Bayonetta 2, Sunset Overdrive, Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Killer Instinct Season 2, Axl Rose's favorite pinball phrases, some byg

Even with a man down, The Bauer Hour Podcast soldiers on. With Drew inparts unknown, Ty and Badway recap and analyze episode 8 of 24: LiveAnother Day, hitting on topics including Jimmy Heller's majordecision, Boudreau's explanation to Audrey, and Margot Al-Harazi'snext move. The duo also break down Jordan's improbable escape fromdanger and Chloe's questionable wi-fi connection during happy hour atthe pub.