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With Theo away, the boys dig into their memories of rowdy nights out, life at school and how they think you best please a girl. Don't miss this one!VISIT freetrade.io/wafflin TO CLAIM YOUR FREE SHARE WORTH UP TO £200

With Theo missing, Chris Distefano takes the Rat King's seat. The guys talk Chris having dinner with Tim Dillon and losing his wallet, Theo's transition into Goat Boy, Brendan almost getting into a street fight with Julian Edelman, farting relationship advice, Dave Portnoy's sex tape, Walmart vs Target and much more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Theo Epstein has officially stepped down as Cubs president of baseball operations and will be succeeded by general manager Jed Hoyer. The Cubs Talk crew of David Kaplan, Gordon Wittenmyer, Maddie Lee and Tim Stebbins discuss Epstein's resignation, what led to Theo ultimately stepping down, and what his legacy in Chicago will look like.(1:30) - How surprising is Theo's resignation?(6:26) - Tom Ricketts' thinking going forward with Jed Hoyer(9:30) - Theo Epstein's legacy as Cubs president(19:09) - With Theo gone, will the Cubs break up the team?(37:18) - Fondest memories of Theo's tenure

We've launched a platform at patreon.com/popfictionwomen to keep making the podcast you love -- and to make it even better. For a one time contribution to support this episode, use venmo @ carinn-jade. Thank you and enjoy the show!! *** Just when we thought this show was focused on the aftermath of Arabella’s sexual assault, we get Episode 6: an exploration of race, progress, inclusion, exclusion, past sins, and current blindspots. These issues are explored within the framework of sexual assault, but here each of the main characters is getting some things right and other things very wrong. (00:32) *** At the start of Episode 6 Terry is so focused on helping Arabella cope in a positive way that she is blind to Kwame’s obvious distance and pain. Arabella reveals that she plans to attend a survivors’ support group run by Theo, an old classmate and Terry clearly does not approve. When Arabella shares with the group that she is here to learn how to avoid being raped our hearts are literally crushed. (01:30) *** We loved traveling back to 2004, a time of flip phones and high school versions of Theo, Arabella and Terry. With Theo, we see another sexual experience go from consensual to a non-consensual photographing of it and then take a truly bizarre twist when Theo claims to have been raped at knifepoint by the Black boy she was hooking up with. When Terry and Arabella realize the lie, they report it, outing Theo and forming “the Alliance” with their black classmates against Theo. (04:44) *** But the brilliance of this show is that nothing is clear cut. When we learn about Theo’s childhood trauma we have some empathy for her actions at school, but we can’t agree on whether learning this new information about her makes her remarks at the support group more or less credible. Our heads are spinning. (12:10) *** Episode 7 explores race, consent, exploitation, privilege, public persona vs private life and even veganism and the climate crisis. Back in the present day, the episode starts with Arabella struggling financially and creatively with her book. Her public persona is intact but has she sacrificed her authenticity that made her who she is? (18:42) *** When Arabella reads from her new work -- “I never noticed being a woman. I was too busy being poor and Black” -- it absolutely slayed us. We get personal and share when we each noticed our gender and what a revelation that is when it happens. (22:14) *** Bella starts working for “Happy Animals”, a vegan animal food company and it’s quickly obvious that they are using her for her authentic, voice of the millennial generation, social media star power. (27:24)  *** Simon is back and the truth about what happened the night of Arabella’s assault is a lot more complicated than we thought. Oh Terry, what did you do? And now that she is helping Arabella heal, we debate whether her intentions even matter. As always, everything is grey. (31:07) *** Terry’s birthday party starts out hot and fun, but quickly turns when Kwame reveals the story of his first sexual experience. Arabella’s blindspot comes out when she locks Kwame in a room with another man who is clearly interested in him. Not her finest move! (39:19) *** We discuss the episode's exploration of inclusiveness vs exclusiveness -- of who gets raped, who gets assaulted, who can be included in the category of victim and who gets excluded. Can Kwame be sexually assaulted if he goes on Grinder? Terry says, except for Arabella, black women don’t do coke or get raped. It’s harsh all around. (45:45) *** Kwame is in the bedroom having flashbacks to the assault and when he reaches out to Damon we feel for him. He finally shares his assault with Terry and we hope this is a step forward for him. (50:17) *** The episode ends with a heated and fascinating discussion about “Happy Animals”. Samson goes into the complication of working for a company like that and how they are using Arabella to access their... Support this podcast

In today’s episode, I feel very lucky to have been able to have a conversation with former National Hockey League Player, Theo Fleury. Theo, a Stanley Cup Champion, as well as a gold medalist for the Canadian Olympic hockey team in 2002, played for 4 teams over the 15 years that he was in the NHL. Most of those years were spent with the Calgary Flames, BUT he also had stints with the Colorado Avalanche, the New York Rangers, and the Chicago Blackhawks. As one of the smallest players of his generation, he had to constantly prove himself in a league that was dominated by much bigger players. However, Theo’s work ethic and endless dedication to putting in the long hours of hard work paid off as he scored over 1000 points in his 15-year career which still ranks him in 61st position in all-time points scored in the National Hockey League. Despite Theo’s huge success as a professional hockey player, off the rink, his life once carried the markings of a troubled childhood, abuse and coping with emotional pain through addictive and self-destructive behaviours. In this episode with Theo, you will hear some of the struggles he went through, what he learned about himself through those struggles, and the skills that he has been able to develop within himself in order to live a more authentic life. As well, we close off today’s conversation with Theo talking about the powerful role that music has played in his life. As a singer and songwriter, Theo has used music to aid in his own personal recovery and has produced a number of country songs. Music has been a form of therapy for Theo and he hopes that he can impact other people through his music. With Theo’s permission, I included his song “As the Story Goes” in this podcast, so you’ll be able to hear his music at the end of this show. Theo has devoted himself to helping AND leading others down a path of healing through speaking engagements and presentations, as well as personal coaching. It was a honor to have Theo on my podcast and I want to thank him for his time. As I told him, I have no doubt that he will continue to change the world one person at a time. Thanks for listening. Theo’s Bio: NHL STANLEY CUP CHAMPION – OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST – WORLD CUP JUNIOR CHAMPION – EXPERT IN THE FIELD OF RELATIONAL TRAUMA. Theo Fleury is perhaps best known for his time on the ice. But off the rink, his life once carried the markings of a troubled childhood, abuse and coping with emotional pain through addictive and self-destructive behaviours. Today, Theo defines himself as a victor over trauma and addiction, and a facilitator to those still trying to find their way. His best-selling books, Playing with Fire and Conversations with a Rattlesnake, encourage open sharing and provide practical tools that people seeking help can personally use. These tools are also useful to those who want to lead a productive conversation, called “Real Conversations”, with anybody else experiencing trauma. Theo has been awarded the Canadian Humanitarian Award and the Queen’s Jubilee Medallion. He is a Siksika Nation Honorary Chief and recipient of the Aboriginal Indspire Award. He also holds two honorary doctorates – one in Science from the University of Guelph-Humber for outstanding contributions to the mental health of Canadians, and another in Laws from Brandon University for his work in combating child abuse and promoting healing and recovery. Today, Theo is a healthy, motivational and successful agent of change. He is committed to daily transformation through personal growth, mindfulness and new action, and his compassionate spirit allows others to feel safe and whole by experiencing his vulnerability. Theo is skillfully adept at inviting audience self-reflection during his many speaking events by creating safe environments for guests to share their own “Me Too” experiences. Without controversy or blame, Theo focuses on helping and leading others down a path of heal...

The Morning After - part 84. With Theo out of action, Estel is left in charge.

With Theo taking the week off Dee holds the fort and talks with her team from solPR and ChargeNet about EV road trips and the Coromandel Loop.   NZ EV Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/NZEVPODCAST/ Dee West: solPR/ChargeNet Theo Gibson: EV Builders    

With Theo’s help, the party takes another crack at the murder scene.  Afterwards, our heroes head out to attend a funeral for their fallen friend held at St. Criswell’s Holy Church of Adelos, where they encounter a mysterious stranger.

Welcome back detectives join us for our Gotham S02E10 Son of Gotham Podcast. This week we chat about Gotham's Season 3 renewal our Top 5 points, an excellent triangle between Silver, Bruce and Selina, a bad ass fight between Alfred and Tabitha and Jim taking down Theo Galavan. Synopsis for our Gotham S02E10 Son of Gotham Podcast Directed by Rob Bailey Written by John Stephens The Order of St Dumas go about their mysterious task throughout Gotham as they set on apparently random victims in a sacrifice to atone Gotham of its sins. As the bodies begin to pile up, Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and Harvey Bullock's (Donal Logue) investigation leads them to a secret crypt under Gotham where they learn that the Orders mission is not random but is centered around the son of Gotham...and the Son of Gotham must die. Meanwhile, Bruce Wayne (David Mazouz), still going against Alfred's wishes, is kidnapped along with Silver St Cloud (Natalie Alyn Lind) by a man called Tom "The Knife" (Guest Star Tommy Flanagan) apparently working for Wayne Enterprises. Under knife point he manipulates Silver into revealing the name of Bruce's parents' apparent killer, just as Bruce reveals a darker more deceptive trait to his personality. A concerned Alfred Pennyworth (Sean Pertwee) grows suspicious of Bruce's whereabouts and searches Theo Galavan's (James Frain) residence, where he is confronted by Tabitha (Jessica Lucas) and seriously wounded in a fight. Elsewhere, the trial of the century sees Galavan acquitted of all charges leveled against him after former Mayor Aubrey James (Richard Kind) states that Penguin had kidnapped, tortured and threatened him to blame Galavan instead. With Theo free he is set to complete his plan to cleanse Gotham as he kidnaps Gordon and makes a visit to Wayne Manor. Thank you so much for listening to Gotham TV Podcast. We will return again next week with our all new discussion about Gotham Season 2 Episode 11 Worse Than a Crime the original season finale for Gotham in the US but there are no breaks on Channel 5 so the show will continue weekly. Make sure to subscribe to the show at gothamtvpodcast.com/itunes to get this episodes and more. We were delighted to receive all of our feedback if you want to send us in your feedback on Gotham Season 2 Rise of The Villains please email us at feedback@gothamtvpodcast.com. Derek and John Gotham TV Podcast Let us know what you think by contacting us at feedback@gothamtvpodcast.com. @gothamtvpodcast on Twitter Facebook.com/gothamtvpodcast or just search “Gotham TV Podcast” on Facebook. You can leave us a voicemail on Skype just search for GothamTV Podcast. You can also connect with us on Google + at gothamtvpodcast. Date Recorded: 18/03/2016 Date Published: 21/03/2016 MP3, 58.3 min. 128kbps, 58.3 MB All images and audio clips are copyright of their respective copyright owners. No infringement is intended. The intro music for our show is provided by Mississippi MacDonald you can find more of his music at his website MississippiMacdonald.com . This show is part of the Flickering Myth Podcast Network. For more shows like this visit Flickeringmyth.com

With Theo still stranded on the high seas, guest hosts Wayne Carter & Mark's friend Amy Pickles join Mark to brace the breeze outside the Crown & Anchor. In discussing how not to offend minorities, we likely turn off the majority of listeners. Amy critiques Wayne's sneeze against Mark's blowing of his nose. Ross Voss makes two appearances in ethereal form (plus one in the meaty flesh!) and Theo interviews local funny-guy Joshua Robertson from beyond his watery grave.