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With Zack out of town, ByD shares an interview of Alan being featured on a different podcast. 

With Zack taking a break from the show, Hollywood and Chef Florida has stepped up this week to give you a new episode for your earholes!

While being Jacked In we got to have a old friend Ninjahguru and talk about the previous year as this is our first year anniversary. Square Enix trademarks as in... maybe... new games??? With Zack?? We also talked about the new Bethesda Indiana Jones game and Ubisoft open world star wars game. Last but not least Super Mario 3D world which loks like more than a port. #StayJackedInGet Jacked In!Twitter - @JackedInPodInstagram - @JackedInPodcastEmail - info@jackedinpodcast@gmail.comWebsite - Jackedinpodcast.comSpotify - Jacked In PodcastApple - Jacked In Podcast John @MetalX2Twitter/TwitchTristan @NinjahguruTwitterJosh @JoshRockStarkTwitter/YoutubeIntro/Outro Music: 6ixrings - FLEXBackground Beats: @TinoDaMusicGenius

On Funk music With Zack, we talked about some true legends of Funk Music and we also heard some music from the archives of Zack as well...We also talked about sports (Jets,, Basketball, College ball, etc) and we also talked about Stimulus and down the Middle politics is what is needed...and the possibilities around Georgia.. On the Roundtable afterwards, we talked about Voter Suppression and imitation to the Post Office, as well as Native American. And we also talked about Education and citizens spying on us and some of the vices and greatness of former presidents as well as positive conversation about Eleanor Roosevelt..

On Funk music With Zack, we talked about some true legends of Funk Music and we also heard some music from the archives of Zack as well...We also talked about sports (Jets,, Basketball, College ball, etc) and we also talked about Stimulus and down the Middle politics is what is needed...and the possibilities around Georgia.. On the Roundtable afterwards, we talked about Voter Suppression and imitation to the Post Office, as well as Native American. And we also talked about Education and citizens spying on us and some of the vices and greatness of former presidents as well as positive conversation about Eleanor Roosevelt..

Zack and Andrew sit down and learn from Alex Dachis, a mental conditioning coach who leads instruction for elite athletes, teams and corporations. In 2019, he consulted with the Pac-12 Champion University of Oregon football team and in 2020, Alex held a similar position as a psychoeducational consultant to the San Francisco Giants. Alex works as part of the Moawad Consulting Group which is led by renowned mental conditioning expert, Trevor Moawad. Trevor is billed by Sports Illustrated as "The Sports World's Best Brain Trainer" and is the mental coach of NFL star, Russell Wilson, as well as a number of the most prestigious NCAA Football programs. Alex also currently operates a private practice tailored towards elite athletes and teams. With Zack and Andrew, Alex discusses his role in helping athletes become a better version of themselves and how we can achieve greater success by behaving the way elite level performers in our chosen field do. FOLLOW ALEX AND MOAWAD CONSULTING:Instagram: @trevormoawadTwitter: @trevormoawadWebsite: moawadconsultinggroup.com "It Takes What It Takes" by Trevor Moawad -> https://tinyurl.com/y2jewu25GET IN TOUCH WITH THE TRUTH EXPERIMENT PODCAST:Instagram: truthexperimentpodcastTwitter: @truthexpodEmail: truthexperimentpodcast@gmail.com

With Zack getting married, Felix know it's just a matter of time before he is tossed to the curb.  Now the search is on to find Felix a new BFF.  Enter Faith... does she have what it takes to beat Zack in a battle of Felix trivia?

Today (E.145), we are finally back with another episode of the Beared Down podcast! Today, the boys sit down with 247Sports’ Zack Pearson to discuss the first week of Bears training camp. With Zack, we discuss Trubisky vs. Foles in training camp, Cordarrelle Patterson switching to running back, and much more!

Soggi Boi is back and better than ever, looking at the latest and greatest from the pandemic stricken NHL. With Zack on this episode is James, and the bois will be going over the new 24-team playoff bracket and how we will get hockey back! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tapingtheshaft/support

Editor’s Note: The following is a guest article from film & television editor Debby Germino (Fargo, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Smallville, Genius) who is also the author of the blog Happiness In Training. She will be providing regular content to help us all become more ‘Mindful Editors.’ Click here if you’d like to submit a question for Debby (or me) to answer in a future Podcast Q&A session. So…I’m guessing I’m not the only one who feels blindsided from the Mack truck that crashed through life as we know it in the last couple of weeks? Not even two weeks ago my greatest concern was getting through producer notes editing the latest episode of Fargo. Then less than a week later I was put into self-quarantine having worked from a potentially contaminated office. And just like that…I’ve been laid off after production was shut down (along with the rest of Hollywood). To put it mildly…fear, stress, and anxiety are in the driver’s seat and running rampant in my brain. Luckily when things in our industry took a turn for the worst, Zack provided us with 5 practical steps to take back control of our mental health. As NYT bestselling author and ‘Happiness Expert’ Gretchen Rubin says: “Action is the antidote to anxiety.” With Zack’s easily laid out steps, I was ready to take action! Or at least I thought I was…. Listen to the complete article or read here: https://optimizeyourself.me/5-practices-reduce-pandemic-panic/

With Zack out of town, Trent and Cole team up for an honest chat about the challenges and benefits of moving to another state for an internship and dive into the ethics of North Face's recent and widely criticized move to "hack" Wikipedia. Trent also shares a recent campaign from Swedish agency Åkestam Holst for beer brand Norrlands Guld and dives into why they are an agency you should know. If you enjoyed today's episode please subscribe, leave us a rating, and follow along on Instagram @salad_podcast. As always, we'll see you here again next Thursday! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/salad-podcast/message

This week on our motorcycle podcast we do a ride report on the Misfit's ride to the Solvang Moto museum and some dirt bike action, we read a couple of emails and general shooting the shit. With Zack, Liza, Bagel, Adrian, Nak, Doug, Kat, Charley and Mike. motorcyclesandmisfits.com

Making-of   Crisis Core began development as a PSP port of the FInal Fantasy VII Mobile Phone Japan-only game “Before Crisis”. Hajime Tabata, event Director for Monster Rancher 2, and the creator of “Before Crisis” was chosen as director of the port. It would also be produced by Hideki Imaizumi, the score by Takeharu Ishimoto, written by Kazushige Nojima, and art designed by Yoshihiro Imaizumi. Soon into production of the port, however, when it was decided that the port was going to center around the mythical character of Zack, they opted to create a brand-new game instead. They titled this new project “Before Crisis Core” and eventually shortened it to “Crisis Core”, and drew upon the artwork and back story left over from the development of Final Fantasy VII. Despite having plenty of backstory for FF7 filled in with this game, they initially wanted to include more, but were restricted by the size of the PSP’s UMD’s. Much of Cloud’s involvement was cut in order to focus the game on Zack. The game's antagonist, Genesis, was brought over from the development of Dirge of Cerberus, and made the main baddie, in an attempt to cohesively connect the games. That and the Rock Star voice actor, “Gackt”, wanted a bigger role, so Producer Hideki Imaizumi gave him one. The team behind Crisis Core had some hurdles to get over in development. With Zack as the main protagonist, the regular “RPG” style of gameplay wasn’t going to work, and so they opted for a more fluid Action style of gameplay, with little exploration. There was some fear that such a departure from traditional gameplay and leveling would alienate fans, as well as concern over retconning certain elements of Final Fantasy 7. Square, at this time, was receiving a lot of backlash over the Animated short film, Last Order, and were trying to make up for it. Too late into development, the team realized that the player’s inability to skip cutscenes was a huge oversight that they couldn’t fix, and the luck-based leveling, meant to keep gameplay from growing stale, had its problems as well. Despite all this, Crisis Core’s demo was released in 2006 at Jump festa, and in may of 2007 Tabata stated that the game was 90% complete (Tabata loves his percentages). In september of that year, Crisis Core was released to Japanese audiences, and in the spring of 2008 it made its way to western shores. Note that 2007 would have been the 10th anniversary for FF7, and a lot was made of Crisis Core and other projects of Square’s Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, the others being Before Crisis, the shooter Dirge of Cerberus (our next game), and the CGI movie Advent Children. Crisis Core would be released with a bang, well reviewed by most (metacritic has it at 83/100), it ended up being the 6th biggest selling PSP game ever, selling 3.1 million copies worldwide. It’s definitely one of the more successful FInal Fantasy Sequels/Prequels, praised for its focus on the Final Fantasy VII backstory, although faulted sometimes for it’s DMW or “randomized as hell limit break system” RAHLBS, it remains a beloved addition to the FFVII universe, and has been called one of the most tear-inducing game of all time. Story   Crisis core takes place 7 years before the events of FFVII, and focuses the story around a Shinra Soldier named Zack Fair, as he explores the dark roots and experiments of Genetically modified Soldiers like himself.   It begins with Zack and his mentor Angeal being dispatched to support the Shinra war against the nation of Wutai, during which Angeal disappeared. Later it’s “revealed” that Angeal and another soldier named Genesis, have somehow betrayed shinra, and Zack and Sephiroth are sent to kill him.   At this point, Genesis and a dude named Dr. Hollander, throw a clone army Shinra’s way. Sephiroth attacks Genesis, and Zack goes off to find Hollander. Angeal, however, stops Zack from killing Hollander by knocking him into the abyss, as Hollander must be kept alive if they are to have any hope in finding a cure from being turned into a monster, something that happens when potential Soldiers are exposed to too much of Jenova’s genetic Material, an amount had by both Genesis and Angeal, as well as Sephiroth.   Zack wakes up, having fallen into Aerith’s church, and they spend some quality time together while Zack heals. When Zack returns to the ever-being-attacked Shinra building, he is convinced to side with his friend Angeal, who has become disillusioned with Genesis. But once again, Angeal disappears, and Zack is ordered somewhere new, Modeoheim, where Genesis was last seen. On route he meets a young Cloud Strife, and their brief friendship begins. Zack does end up fighting Genesis, but Genesis throws himself into a Mako Reactor in the end.   On that same trip, Zack finds Angeal is fusing with his own clones, being overtaken by the monster inside of him, and eventually Zack is forced to kill him, inheriting his mentor’s sword in the wake of his death.   After all of this, despite the fact that Genesis’s clones still fight Shinra, Angeal’s have become some sort of protector for Zack and Aerith. Still in search of answers ;regarding Genesis’s whereabouts, Zack, Sephiroth, and shinra troops that include Cloud, go to investigate the Nibelheim Reactor. And it’s here that Sephiroth finds out about the experiments that created him, and he goes absolutely fucking nuts, destroys a town, and attempts to take Jenova’s body. Zack fails to stop him, and in a crazy feat of strength, after being stabbed by a huge fucking sword, Cloud throws Sephiroth into the lifestream below the reactor.   Later, Zack finds himself and a very weakened Cloud in Hojo’s lab, as part of the Jenova experiments. So he freaks out, takes cloud, and gets the fuck out of there. This causes Shinra to pursue Zack and Cloud ruthlessly (Cloud, because he’s the last experiment to hold Sephiroth’s cells, who is the one who reacted with the most stability with Jenova’s cells).   Hollander tries to get Cloud, but Zack makes quick work of him, and aligns himself with Dr. Lazard, who is turning into an Angeal Clone, and sends Zack to go to Banora to defeat Genesis. After a super-monstrous Genesis is killed, Zack returns to Cloud and finds a note from Aerith that revealed a 4 year gap that took place between the incidents at Nibelheim, and him waking in Hojo’s lab. With Shinra in hot pursuit, Zack attempts to flee with cloud, and ends up sacrificing himself for cloud in leigh of hundreds of attacking shinra troops. Shinra leaves without cleaning up the scene, and Zack shares his last moments with Cloud, and like Angeal once gave him the Buster sword, so to does Zack pass the sword to Cloud. REMIXES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMStv9pOc7o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj3W03XU-C8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQtRKaCNfOM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9-fhq2NNuw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bs0unSjG1Fg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPllCemi--w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hwi3pGylwI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJ2eU218U7M

It's a triplecast-shortcast-comicast this week, so buckle up! With Zack and Tony MIA, we talk Comic-Con, Hearthstone Naxxramas, Strider, The Sims, Madoka Magica, Hannibal, X-Men, and so many more things! We also discuss last week's free game, Projective. For next week our game will be "Serena," which is available on Steam fo' freezies.  Music: "Hydrogen" by M.O.O.N, "Oh My God" by Cults. Leave us a rating/review and check us out on the web. Also, write to us and we can discuss your emails! Email: PVPCastFeedback@gmail.com, Twitter: @PlayerVsPodcast, FB: facebook.com/PlayerVsPodcast

With Zack still in the process of moving, it's back down to a cast of four today, but we've got a very special (quasi-) guest: Adam Carolla lends his voice to Player Vs. Podcast to take a stand against the jerkface patent trolls who are threatening to take down the whole podcast system. As far as games, we've got Device 6, Guacamelee, Torchlight 2, and the incredible "Room of 1000 Snakes," which Chris has praised as being "the best thing ever," and "literally the best game I've ever played." With such exorbitant praise, how can you not set aside FIVE MEASLY minutes and play through this thing?!! Just make sure to WEAR HEADPHONES! We also discuss replay value in games, and why we feel the need to revisit stuff we've already beaten. Next week's game is FOC/US. Check it out -- it's free! Music: "Intro" by Slime Girls, and "Bittersweet Symphony" by The Verve Leave us a rating/review and check us out on the web. Email: PVPCastFeedback@gmail.com, Twitter: @PlayerVsPodcast, FB: facebook.com/PlayerVsPodcast   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoZVm2aVBRU