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This is far from their crowning achievement but if there’s one band here in Austin that makes you sound like Marcie from Peanuts when saying their name, it’s Yes Sir, No Sir. These four Live Music Capital veterans have been palling around town for a long time but only inaugurated Yes Sir, No Sir within the […]

"I know I'm better than before. I will not be reconstructed, just wanna stay right here on the sunny side of the street." The Sunny Side Of The Street by The PoguesChris and Matt had big plans for their one year anniversary. Yessir, big plans. Then in typical Audio Arcana fashion, they delivered on these big plans about a month late. They're pretty cool that way.From the earliest planning stages of this podcast, Chris and Matt have leaned on Derek for advice, support, and ideas, and Derek has always been there for us, so much so that they've nicknamed him the Patron Saint of the Audio Arcana Podcast (Now with a High Holy Feast Day thanks to Matt!).Chris and Matt waited an entire year (and one month) to have Derek on to celebrate. Saint Derek is here to give his great insight and take on topics Chris and Matt have discussed over the previous year, some absolutely amazing stories, and the only damn playlist you'll need for the remainder of the year. Fun fact: If you take a shot for every time Chris says "100%" you will wind up in a ditch wearing clown make-up while questioning every life choice you ever made as you pass into the next world. (Seriously, I am really sorry and embarrassed. I'll work on it. -Chris)The Othermen: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2BgYicpALoh9uEq6Bzfigc?si=DlJKBmNdQRyUtrJN6Fp-ig&dl_branch=1Uncle Derek's Playlist To End All Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6WExGqL21PPSqGHQqrMceJ?si=8d9dc0a9be9549f9

Reissue of one of 19 Nocturne's earliest episodes (from October 2008). Includes notes from Julie about the history and making of 19 Nocturne Boulevard.  (transcript below cast list) THE THRICE TOLLED BELL (TW:  Insensitive archaic references and representations of people who might be in a "sanitarium".) An homage to classic Hammer films. Cast List Dracula - Bryan Hendrickson Van Helsing - Rick Lewis Wallace - Gene Thorkildsen Dr. Pettigrew -      Michael Faigenblum Miranda Locksley -      Rhys Torres-Miller Dr. Trevalian -      Mathias Rebne-Morgan Mrs. Farge - Molly Tollefson Gorvi - Joel Harvey Britt - Julie Hoverson Nurse - Krystal Baker MUSIC All works composed by Harlan Glotzer (© 2008) [BMI] {harglo@gmail.com} Concertina - Harlan Glotzer Violoncello - Rachael Beaver & Tracy Hagen Toy Piano - Dana Wen & Roger Nelson Clavichord - Dana Wen     Toy-Box Trio (http://www.myspace.cpm/toyboxtrio) toyboxtrio@gmail.com Voices recorded with the assistance of Ryan Hirst of Neohoodoo Studio Editing and Sound:   Julie Hoverson Assistant Director:  Reynaud LeBoeuf 19 Nocturne Theme Music:  Kevin MacLeod     (Incompetech.com) Cover Photo:   Vickie Mathews              (courtesy of Stock Xchange.com) "What kind of a place is it? Why it's an Edwardian insane asylum, can't you tell?" __________________________________________________ THE THRICE TOLLED BELL intro   This was one of the first ten episodes of 19 Nocturne Boulevard that I made and put out, back in late 2008.  I can't recall, specifically, what order I made them in. I've mentioned previously that Brokensea audio hosted a new spooky episode every day in October for a big spooky month event, and several of my first batch of episodes debuted during that event. But this episode, in particular, is literally attributable to Bill Hollweg, the master of disaster of Brokensea, he who will ever be missed.  In the couple of months leading up to the October event, he posted a challenge to all comers, to write him a script with the following parameters: It must be in the style of a Hammer Studios Dracula film (the 1960s-70s classics that starred the mesmerizing Christopher Lee); It may only include Dracula and Van Helsing (no other Hammer standard characters or monsters); and It must include a broken bell, a wooden leg, and use the line "It's never done that before!" ...To the best of my memory, anyway. So I sat down and wrote The Thrice Tolled Bell, but then didn't want to give the script up to anyone else!  I don't recall if he had any other entries, but Bill took it all with a roaring laugh and loved what I made. I loved including the stock types of characters - the lunkheaded servant; the straight-laced housekeeper; and the sexy chick played by (in this case) my best Britt Eckland voice.  I even snuck in an obviously semi-nude scene, just because I could, and it fit the genre. This was also my first attempt at commissioning music, since for once I couldn't find *quite* what I wanted among the massive catalog (even back then) of Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com, who I can never thank enough for what he makes available for beginning and not for profit storytellers of all kinds.  I don't recall much of the process, but I got one piece of music that I used bits of throughout and it was quite effective. When I was casting this piece, I still had a limited pool to draw from, since I was trying to stay local and work mainly with people I could actually direct in the studio.  One of my actors, Beverly Poole, was still in high school, and the doctors in this piece were some of her classmates.  But I needed the right voice for Mrs. Farge, the irascible housekeeper. I was still seeking when I went to Beverly's school play Twelfth Night (which did a lot of gender cross casting, and Beverly played Malvolio to extreme hilarity), and the voice of Fabian (pretty sure that was the role) struck me and after the play I caught up with Beverly and shouted (well, not shouted, but it was excited and urgent) "Bring me that voice!" and Molly Tollefson was recruited, accent and all. I've never cared much for auditions.  Either doing them or holding them.  It's just me.  I'd always rather grab an actor I've heard, or recruit someone from a show I like than have to evaluate from a bunch of recorded voices.  Plus, I hate being "mean" and having to turn everyone else down. ____________________________________________________ SCRIPT THE THRICE TOLLED BELL (an homage to Hammer Studio horror films)   TW:  disrespectful references to sanitarium patients and a "halfwit" character, in keeping with the time the script is set as well as the general character types of the Hammer Films franchise.  ...also nudity.   Cast (All various British accents except Dracula): Dracula (M), immortal vampire Van Helsing (M), Vampire Hunter Dr. Michael Pettigrew (20s/M), new head of the asylum Miranda Locksley(20s/F), Pettigrew's nurse/fiancée Mrs. Farge (30s/F), housekeeper Gorvi (30s/M), trustee Wallace (40s/M), cheery orderly Dr. Trevalien (40s/M), rival Britt Mecklin (20s/F), hapless blonde Nurse (F any) OLIVIA      What do you mean, what kind of a place is it?  Why, it's an Edwardian asylum, can't you tell?  MUSIC SOUND      HEAVY DOOR CRASHES SHUT SOUND     FOOTSTEPS - ONE SET LIMPS ODDLY WALLACE     Right through here - sir, miss.  Now this is one of the saddest cases we have, sir, truth be told.  Once he was the finest psychiatric mind in Europe - perhaps even the world.  MICHAEL     Always tragic when a good mind snaps.  The same fire that feeds genius also devours and leaves madness in its wake. WALLACE     Yessir. MIRANDA     What sort of madness does he suffer from? WALLACE     Miss?  I dunno that I should-- MICHAEL     Go ahead, Wallace.  Miss Locksley is not merely my fiancée, but a very competent and highly trained psychiatric nurse.  We will be working in tandem to try and bring my late father's asylum into the 20th century. MIRANDA     [sadly] From what I've seen, it will take quite some doing. WALLACE     [stiff] Sir, I dunno 'bout that, but your father was a very good and brilliant man - though the last ten years or so, since your mother died, begging your pardon, sir, he seemed to lose interest in everything. MICHAEL     Did he - not even treat the patients? WALLACE      He left much of that in the hands of Dr. Trevalian.  MICHAEL     Why did he not send for me?  I could have spent my residency here instead of in Budapest.  I could certainly have learned as much from father as I did from Dr. Bulovic! WALLACE     Sir, if you don't mind me speaking above me place, I think your father - well, he didn't want you to see him... like that. MICHAEL     But I might have been able to help him! WALLACE     I don't think naught could have helped him - not at the end, there.  MICHAEL     [British agony] He should have sent for me. MIRANDA     Dearest.  He did what he thought was best.  I'm sure your father thought very highly of you - otherwise, why should he have left this institution under your care? MICHAEL     Of course, you're right.  [condescending] Always the practical one. MIRANDA     One of us needs to be, and you must save your energy for the needs of the patients. MICHAEL     Well, show us this paragon, Wallace. WALLACE     Sir? MICHAEL     The doctor you say was so sadly struck down. WALLACE     Oh, yes sir - sad it is to see great men crumble.  SOUND     KNOCK ON HUGE IRON BOUND DOOR WALLACE     Herr Doktor?  Young Doctor Pettigrew wishes to speak with you. VAN HELSING     [muffled, behind the door] Enter. WALLACE     Ah.  Here we go, then.  SOUND     OPENING LOCKS AND BARS ON DOOR WALLACE     Dr. Pettigrew, Miss Locksley--  [ta-da!] Doctor Van Helsing. MUSIC GORVI     Gorvi done mopping.  Gorvi eat now? MRS. FARGE     Tis not dinner time yet, ye pillock.  Yer s'posed to muck out the barn t'make room for that motorcar the new head brought wi' 'im. GORVI     Mo-to-cah?  What is mo-to-cah? MRS. FARGE     An engine of Satan.  If god had wanted us to speed about in great smoking heaps of metal, he wouldn'a made horses. GORVI     [wail] Gorvi hungry! MRS. FARGE     Off wi' ye!  I've no time for this today - must have everything ready for inspection by the new head.  And here's hoping he doesna choose to sack us all.  Shoo! SOUND     GORVI LEAVES - HEAVY FOOTSTEPS, RICKETY DOOR OPENS, CLOSES AMBIANCE     OUTSIDE BRITT     [off, barely audible, singing]  When that I was and a little tiny boy-- GORVI     [leering chuckle] SOUND     FOOTSTEPS ON GRASS SPEED UP GORVI     Pretty pretty britty.  Pretty... golden... BRITT     With a hey-ho, the wind and the rain-- SOUND     FINGERS SQUEAK ACROSS GLASS, TINY WINDOW SLIDES OPEN - SINGING IS NOW CLEAR, WITH SLOSHING OF WATER, BATHING GORVI     Oh-ho! BRITT     A foolish thing was but a toy, for the rain it raineth every day... GORVI     [smothering his delighted chuckles] SOUND     DRIPPING AS A LEG IS RAISED OUT THE WATER.  BRUSH SCRUBS BRITT     Hey-ho, the wind and the rain, for the rain it raineth every day... GORVI     [Bursts out with a shriek of delight] BRITT     What?  [gasps]  Oh no! SOUND     HEAVY FOOTSTEPS RUNNING ON GRAVEL GORVI     [breathing heavily]  No scream, no scream.  Gorvi not bad.  No scream, pretty Britty. SOUND     SHIFT TO INSIDE BRITT     [screams piercingly] SOUND     [INSIDE] DOOR OPENS, FEET RUSH IN NURSE     What is it miss? BRITT     Someone was looking at me!  A man! NURSE     [condescending, fading out]  Of course.  Don't you worry.  We'll sort it all out... SOUND     SHIFT TO OUTSIDE SOUND     GORVI RUNNING GORVI     [panting with exertion] SOUND     OPENS HUGE OLD DOOR, RUNS IN MUSIC MICHAEL     After Wallace's admonitions, this is hardly what I expected. VAN HELSING     I am quite aware of my condition, my dear doctor Pettigrew.  You're fortunate enough to catch me on a good day.  MICHAEL     Perhaps you would indulge me with your own diagnosis? VAN HELSING     Simple, really.  Bouts of severe depression, which, I am ashamed to admit, I... treat... unsuccessfully... with over-use of alcohol. MICHAEL     Dipsomania? VAN HELSING     I would consider it more a symptom than a core disease, but you understand how difficult it is to be objective. MICHAEL      I appreciate your frankness. MIRANDA     I trust you are comfortable here, doctor - this is hardly a typical cell.  More like a suite in an expensive hotel. VAN HELSING     Dr. Pettigrew - the elder - was very kind, and understood that reading... helps me to ...moderate... my humors. MICHAEL     If only more patients could respond to such simple, constructive therapies.  [chuckles] VAN HELSING     [slight chuckle, indulgent] MIRANDA     The human mind is a fabulous, complex organ.  VAN HELSING     It is amazing. MUSIC AMBIANCE     ECHOEY ROOM - ABANDONED CHURCH GORVI     [muttering] Pretty pretty.  Gorvi likes pretty golden Britt.  [heavy sigh]   Britty no like Gorvi.  Gorvi only look. DRACULA     [creepy echoey voice]  Do you want her? GORVI     Who... is there?  Please? DRACULA     [creepy echoey voice]  Help me, and I shall help you in return. GORVI     Where are you?  Gorvi is alone? DRACULA     [creepy echoey voice]  Return later and bring a shovel.  I shall show myself. GORVI     You - new doctor? DRACULA     [creepy echoey voice]  Do you want this pretty Britt you long for? GORVI     Oh, want!  [licks his lips]  Yes. MUSIC AMBIANCE     DINNER NOISES SOUND     LARGE PLATTER SET DOWN MIRANDA     [cold] Thank you, Mrs. Farge.  SOUND     FOOTSTEPS TAP AWAY MIRANDA     [anxious]  Are you certain you want to do this, Michael?   I realize your father-- TREVALIAN     They expect it, even look forward to it.  Besides, they should be given the chance to meet the two of you.  You needn't worry, it is only the most stable of the inmates. SOUND     FEET RETURN MRS. FARGE     [announcing] Miss Mecklin. TREVALIAN     Miss Locksley, Dr. Pettigrew, may I present Miss Britt Mecklin. BRITT     Pleased to meet you, Doctor.  Miss Locksley. MICHAEL     Charmed. MIRANDA     Lovely. TREVALIAN     Will you have a seat? SOUND     CHAIRS SHIFT AS HE SEATS HER, THEN THEY SIT MIRANDA     It would be somewhat indelicate to discuss cases during dinner.  There will be time tomorrow to familiarize ourselves-- MICHAEL     Of course. BRITT     I have nothing to hide.  I have come to realize that it is only in my subconscious that people watch me.  Understanding it is all in my head does not stop it from frightening me, but makes it more bearable. MICHAEL     [reassuring] We shall work on that. MUSIC AMBIANCE     STORMY NIGHT OUTSIDE ECHOEY STONE ROOM SOUND     SQUEAKY DOOR OPENS, GORVI'S FOOTSTEPS GORVI     Gorvi brings shovel! DRACULA     [creepy echoey voice]  Have you light? GORVI     Gorvi have a candle. DRACULA     Do you see the bell? GORVI     Bell?  DRACULA     The bell.  You must move the bell. GORVI     No bell.  Gorvi see no bell. DRACULA     It is metal.  It is large.  Move it, or I shall unleash the fires of hell upon you! GORVI     Ahhhhh! SOUND     SHOVEL CLATTERS TO FLOOR, FEET RUN, SLAM MUSIC SOUND     WATER INTO METAL TUB.  DISHES BEING WASHED SOUND     DOOR SLAMS OPEN MRS. FARGE     Don't you dare--! [surprised] Oh! Lucas! TREVALIAN     Lena.  I simply couldn't take it any more.  Having to kow-tow to that ... boy doctor and his miserable cold fiancée. MRS. FARGE     Lucas.  You shoulda been put in charge! TREVALIAN     I know.  [snarl] Blood runs thick.  MRS. FARGE     Dr. Pettigrew shouldna've looked over yuir years o'loyalty - Yuir unstinting devotion! TREVALIAN     There's no time for that now.  We must bide and see what they decide to alter -- SOUND     BACK DOOR SLAMS OPEN, GORVI RUNS IN MRS. FARGE     What the divvil is wrong with ye, y'idiot? Running about in the rain like a madman! TREVALIAN     Calm yourself, Lena. MRS. FARGE     Tis easy for ye to be charitable.  Ye dinna haveta squeeze work outta him like blood from a turnip.  Turnip!  That's what y'are! GORVI     Gorvi not turnip.  Gorvi scared. TREVALIAN     What frightened you? MRS. FARGE     [over her shoulder] Perhaps a slight breeze. TREVALIAN     Shh.  Gorvi, tell me everything. MUSIC SOUND     VAN HELSING'S DOOR UNLOCKS, OPENS VAN HELSING     Right on time. WALLACE     'Ave I ever missed?  SOUND     DOOR SHUTS, WOODEN LEG FOOTSTEPS WALLACE     Were it a good idea, d'yer think, to tell them you was an alcoholic?  VAN HELSING     I needed a reason for my presence here that wouldn't require overmuch explanation.  Speaking of spirits, have you--? WALLACE     [chuckling]  'Course.  Would I let yer down? SOUND     SITS.  ODD, HEAVY UNSCREWING NOISE VAN HELSING     Your thoughts on the new administrators? WALLACE     Well, 'e'll never 'ave an 'appy life, not wit' that one.  She's cold, and no mistake. VAN HELSING     Truer words were never said. WALLACE     'Ee seems... well-intentioned... but I don't see 'ow you'll be able to tell 'im much.  Not wi'out proof. SOUND     BOTTLE PULLED OUT OF WOODEN SHELL WALLACE     And there y'are.  Better use for me wooden leg, I'll never know.  [hinting] 'Cept the one... SOUND     BOTTLE OPENS VAN HELSING     Care to stay for a game of chess before you strap it back on? WALLACE     Don't mind if I do. MUSIC AMBIANCE     STORMY NIGHT GORVI     There door.  Gorvi no go in again. TREVALIAN     In the old chapel?  Dr. Pettigrew always insisted it was on the verge of falling in.  [sigh, to Gorvi]  Not safe.  No go in. GORVI     He say Gorvi move bell.  He yell at Gorvi. TREVALIAN     Poor halfwit.  TREVALIAN     Run along back to the kitchen, Gorvi.  No need to wait out here in the wet. GORVI     Doctor be careful! TREVALIAN     Of course.  Go on. SOUND     GORVI RUNS OFF SOUND     SQUEAKY OLD DOOR OPENS TENTATIVELY TREVALIAN     Hmm.  Sounder than I expected. SOUND     DOOR SHUTS, MUFFLES SOUND OF RAIN SOUND     TAP ON WALL TREVALIAN     Here's the shovel-- SOUND     PICKS UP SHOVEL TREVALIAN     And that must be the bell... SOUND     SLOW FOOTSTEPS TREVALIAN     That explains a lot - who's ever seen a huge bell sitting on the floor?  Hardly even recognizable under all those cobwebs.  Must have fallen... DRACULA     [creepy distant whisper, piteous]  Help me. TREVALIAN     Hello? DRACULA     Help.  Please.  The bell.  It came down and trapped me. TREVALIAN     I see.  Hmm.  [thinking]  Wait, the cracks in the flags below it are... covered in dust - that bell fell ages ago! DRACULA     Please.  Help. TREVALIAN     Where could that voice be coming from? DRACULA     [closer whisper, becomes command]  Move the bell.  Anything you want - it will be yours. TREVALIAN     I doubt you could give me what I truly want. DRACULA     Oh, yes.  I can give you such things....  Come, close to the crack in the bell, and tell me what it is you... crave. MUSIC MICHAEL     Darling? MIRANDA     Yes, Michael? MICHAEL     Do you think you can stick it here? MIRANDA     Of course.  You know I'm fully prepared to take on anything you need me to do. MICHAEL     I know, but - well, you won't hate it or anything, living in the country like this? MIRANDA     I shall immerse myself in work.  Just as you will.  Side by side. MICHAEL     Should I--  May I-- sit next to you there on the settee, then? MIRANDA     Michael!  We are to be wed in the spring.  I just want to make certain - living here without a proper chaperone, and all--  MICHAEL     Of course, darling.  I - I think I shall turn in.  Get an early start in the morning. MIRANDA     That sounds very wise. SOUND     TAP ON DOOR MIRANDA     Yes? SOUND     DOOR OPENS, MRS. FARGE ENTERS, PICKS UP TRAY MRS. FARGE     Did ye need anything further tonight? MIRANDA     No, we were--- SOUND     IN THE DISTANCE, A BELL TOLLS SOUND     TRAY CLATTERS TO FLOOR MRS. FARGE     [gasp!] MICHAEL     Why Mrs. Farge, whatever is the matter? MRS. FARGE     [haunted]  That be the bell up t'old kirk.  MICHAEL     Come, now, it's never done that before? MRS. FARGE     [ominous] Nay - I've been here nigh on 15 years, and that bell has nivver rung. SOUND     FOOTSTEPS AWAY MRS. FARGE     [slightly off] But I wouldna go seeking it - not even if m'very life depended on it. MUSIC VAN HELSING     [considering]  Mmm.  Check. SOUND     BELL TOLLS IN THE DISTANCE WALLACE     Wazzat? VAN HELSING     What? WALLACE     [worried] The bell - don't you hear it? VAN HELSING     Nonsense.  Hmm....  Go and check it.  If it is, we might have a problem on our hands. SOUND     BELL TOLLS IN THE DISTANCE WALLACE     I'll get going-- SOUND     QUICKLY STRAPPING LEG BACK ON VAN HELSING     Wait!  Just in case. SOUND     BOTTLE SLOSHES WALLACE     Is it--? VAN HELSING     It should help. WALLACE     Every bit does.  Leave the door open, shall I? MUSIC BRITT     [waking]  Eyes!  Someone at the window?  [muttered] I will not go look.  I will not-- SOUND     TAPPING AT THE WINDOW DRACULA     [creepy voice]  Open the window that I may bask in your radiance. BRITT     [breathing heavily, bosom heaving] It is not real.  I must take my solace in the lord. SOUND     OPENS DRAWER, TAKES OUT BIBLE BRITT     God, please give me strength! SOUND     SOMETHING FLAPS AWAY INTO THE NIGHT, ANNOYED MUSIC MICHAEL     Are you certain you'll be all right?  I could bring in a cot - there's a couch in my dressing room--? MIRANDA     No, Michael, I will be fine.  Kiss me quickly and go to bed. SOUND     QUICK KISS MIRANDA     Sleep well. SOUND     DOOR SHUTS MIRANDA     [sighs]   Men.  [chuckles]  SOUND     RAP AT THE WINDOW, BUT SHE DOESN'T NOTICE DRACULA     [distant, creepy, heavy breathing]  Yessss. SOUND     LETS HER HAIR DOWN, BEGINS TO REMOVE CLOTHES MIRANDA     [humming to herself] SOUND     HEAVY GOWN LAID ON THE BACK OF A CHAIR SOUND     STEPS APPROACH THE WINDOW SOUND     TAPPING SOUNDS ON THE GLASS DRACULA     [creepy whisper]  Open the window. MIRANDA     Hmm?  MIRANDA     How vexing.  Tree branch?  We'll see about that--! SOUND     LATCH TURNS MUSIC MIRANDA      [Off, scream!] MICHAEL     Good god! SOUND     FLINGS OFF BEDCLOTHES, FOOTSTEPS MICHAEL     [calling] Miranda!  Darling!  I'll be right there! SOUND     DOOR FLINGS OPEN, A FEW STEPS.  DOORKNOB RATTLES, POUNDING ON THE DOOR MICHAEL     [frantic]  Miranda!  Open the door! SOUND     KNOCKING MICHAEL     I'm coming in! SOUND     HEAVY THUMP MIRANDA     [calling from behind the door, spooky sounding]  Michael?  Whatever are you doing? MICHAEL     Are - are you - all right? SOUND     DOORKNOB RATTLES MIRANDA     [close now] Of course, darling.  I woke from a... strange dream.  Nothing to fret over. MICHAEL     [off] If... you're... quite certain. MIRANDA     When am I not? MICHAEL     [off] Well.  Sorry.  I-- MIRANDA     Go back to bed, dear.  We'll talk tomorrow. SOUND     [off] MICHAEL'S FOOTSTEPS RECEDE MIRANDA     [long sigh]  Well...? DRACULA     [husky] Very good, my most delectable one... SOUND     SEXY NECK NIBBLING MIRANDA     [ecstatic gasp] MUSIC SOUND     WOODEN LEG STEPS SOUND     BRISK KNOCK ON A DOOR WALLACE     Doctor, sir?  It's morning, it is. MICHAEL     Come on in, Wallace.  I'm up.  SOUND     DOOR OPENS, STEPS APPROACH MICHAEL     Is Miranda-- Miss Locksley up? WALLACE     Feeling poorly, she says.  Wooden even 'ave the drapes open.  Travel don't suit 'er? MICHAEL     Hmm.  I suppose I might breakfast with Dr. Trevalian, then. WALLACE     I ain't sure where 'e can be found, sir.  Went out last night and ain't come back.  MICHAEL     Does he do that often? WALLACE     Can't say, sir. MICHAEL     [sigh]  I hate to breakfast alone. WALLACE       Ahem, sir.  Doctor Van Helsing would be glad of your company. MUSIC MRS. FARGE     Gorvi!  Gorvi! Where is that bloody idiot? SOUND      DOOR OPENS GORVI     [whimper] MRS. FARGE     What the divvil is wrong wit' ye, ye mongrel?  Get out here! GORVI     [whimpering]  Gorvi no like! MRS. FARGE     Gorvi like breakfast? GORVI     Yes.  Please. MRS. FARGE     Gorvi will get up and work, then! GORVI     Aye, Mrs. Farge. MRS. FARGE     Go fetch some water from the well, ye brute - and while you're out, you might look where you last left Lucas-- Dr. Trevalien, that is - and see wha' he's been up to all night. GORVI     No!  No go to old door!  No! MRS. FARGE     I'll get the whip! GORVI     [whimper] SOUND     SCUTTLES OUT THE DOOR MUSIC SOUND     VAN HELSING'S DOOR OPENS VAN HELSING     Come in, dear fellow!  Wallace? WALLACE     [leans in] Yessir? VAN HELSING     [muttered] The chapel? WALLACE     [muttered] Never made it, sir, the inmates was restless last night. VAN HELSING     Today then? WALLACE     Better anyway.  [significant]  Better light. VAN HELSING     I hope so. SOUND     MICHAEL ENTERS MICHAEL     Sorry?  Do you mind if I sit down with you? VAN HELSING     Never meant to exclude you, dear boy.  Simply thought I'd heard something last night that couldn't have been. MICHAEL     The bell? VAN HELSING     You heard it as well? MICHAEL     Of course.  Why? VAN HELSING     Would you do me an enormous favor? MICHAEL     If I can - I have a busy day ahead of me, and Miranda's - a bit under the weather. VAN HELSING     Soon as we finish here, then, go along with Wallace to the old chapel.  Take a look at the bell.  Would you? MICHAEL     Why? VAN HELSING     [considers]  Hmm.  That's a tale for after you've looked.  [changing tone, chatty]  Do you, by any chance, play chess? MUSIC SOUND     KNOCK ON THE DOOR MIRANDA     [dead tired] Go away! MRS. FARGE     Dinna want to start organizing everything? MIRANDA     Oh, blast.  SOUND     STUMBLING FEET, DOOR OPENS MIRANDA     Can you help me?  I feel weak as a kitten. MRS. FARGE     You do look a wee bit pale.  I'll fetch something hearty to drink. MIRANDA     [shudder] I couldn't face anything heavy. MUSIC AMBIANCE     OUTSIDE SOUND     WALLACE AND MICHAEL WALKING OUT TO CHAPEL MICHAEL     Humoring a delusion is not the right answer - in most cases. WALLACE     You 'eard the bell, too, sir. MICHAEL     But why go look at a bloody bell? SOUND     DOOR CREAKS OPEN WALLACE     Come along, then. SOUND     FOOTSTEPS GO IN, SLOW, THEN STOP SOUND     DOOR SHUTS WALLACE     [quiet but fervent] Oh, my gracious lord. MICHAEL     What is it?  Oh!  That must have been-- SOUND     DASHING FORWARD MICHAEL     [urgent] Help me move it! WALLACE     I fear it's too late for Dr. Trevalian. MICHAEL     Help me! BOTH     [grunting and heaving] SOUND     BELL ROLLS, BUMPS, AND THUMPS INTO A WALL MICHAEL     Good god! WALLACE     Sir? MICHAEL     You're right.  He's gone.  That thing must have fallen and crushed him. WALLACE     Shouldn't there be more blood, sir? MICHAEL     Not necessarily.  We'll get him back to the infirmary and take a look. WALLACE     I'll go for a stretcher, then, shall I? MICHAEL     Just a moment!  Is this the bell we heard? WALLACE     Yes, sir. MICHAEL     [echoey - inside the bell] But there's not even a clapper! WALLACE     'asn't been rung in decades, sir. MICHAEL     What are all these markings on the inside? WALLACE     Wouldn't know, sir.  Though I don't doubt Doctor Van Helsing could 'elp you. MICHAEL     [coming out] Really - why would he--? WALLACE     I think 'e was 'ere when the bell fell, sir. MICHAEL     It must have been sitting here - the clear circle on the ground - but this is odd-- MUSIC SOUND     DOOR BURSTS OPEN, MICHAEL STORMS IN MICHAEL     I demand an explanation.  Who, precisely, was trapped under that bell? VAN HELSING     [calm] What? MICHAEL     I saw the marks of fingernails!  Trying to scratch a way out!  Wallace said you were there, along with my father.  I want to know what you did. VAN HELSING     Sit.  [up]  Wallace? WALLACE     Yes, Sir? VAN HELSING     Please check on the residents, particularly any comely females. SOUND     WALLACE GOES OUT, SHUTS DOOR CAREFULLY VAN HELSING     Now, my boy... MICHAEL     You're not "mad" at all, are you?  You've lived here all this time-- VAN HELSING     Shh. Shh.  You need to hear this.  15 years ago, your father called upon my services to help him with a rather difficult problem - a rash of unusual deaths and nightmares among the female inmates.  Having had a great deal of experience with such obsessions and delusions, I was able to spot the problem immediately - a vampire. MICHAEL     [incredulous] A vampire?  One who believes he must steal life from the living?  VAN HELSING     No delusion - a true creature of the night. MICHAEL     Preposterous! VAN HELSING     Humor an old man.  This was not just any vampire, but Dracula - the lord of all vampires, whom I have sworn to destroy.  MICHAEL     But the bell? VAN HELSING     We trapped him.  Blessings etched on the inside - some from when it called the faithful, others we added - kept him penned.  Simply putting a stake through his heart, as would do for most vampires, is not sufficient for Dracula.  Far too simple for those who follow the dark arts to summon him back across the dark divide! MICHAEL     But there must be a way-- VAN HELSING     What do you think I have been researching all these years?  I believe I have the answer, but first we must locate him. MICHAEL     Why should I believe any of this? VAN HELSING     Ask your fiancée. MUSIC MRS. FARGE     Let me fetch the doctor. BRITT     Yes.  You can't be too careful! MIRANDA     [trying to be strong] Nonsense.  I'm just tired.  I'm... not used to the country. BRITT     Someone was looking into my room last night. MRS. FARGE     Nonsense.  You know that's all in your mind. BRITT     No, it was real!  Eyes.  At the window. MIRANDA     Red eyes? BRITT     You saw them too? MIRANDA     [evasive] Don't be silly.  How could it be? SOUND     DOOR BURSTS OPEN, FEET DASH IN, THEN STOP MIRANDA     [gasp] MICHAEL     Oh, goodness.  I'm sorry, but darling, there's something I must ask-- VAN HELSING     [coming on, commanding]  Remove that scarf and show us your neck, if you please. MIRANDA     [gasps and faints noisily] SOUND     BODY DROP MUSIC VAN HELSING     --resting normally.  Despite the slight anemia, she should recover.  We must watch her very closely, though, my young friend. MICHAEL     How could this have happened?  Miranda is the most sensible of women-- VAN HELSING     Does it take a fanciful mind to be attacked by a rabid dog?  No!  In fact, a more fanciful mind is often better prepared to ward off such evil.  Witness Miss Mecklin. BRITT     Me? VAN HELSING     What did he say to you, at your window? BRITT     It was just noises - scratching. VAN HELSING     Come now, there were words - if not in your ears, then in your mind, were there not? BRITT     [sniffling] It's my subconscious.  Not real. VAN HELSING     This time, I'm afraid, is much different.  You must help us. BRITT     He just said "open the window".  VAN HELSING     But it was definitely a "he?" BRITT     It is always men who are watching me. VAN HELSING     Did he say where he might hide by day? BRITT     No.  I am so sorry! VAN HELSING     Never mind.  You did well.  Keep your bible close tonight. BRITT     Oh, yes! MUSIC GORVI     [muttering]  No more for Gorvi.  He will sleep now.  No more work.  Gorvi will-- SOUND     DOOR OPENS, QUICK STRUGGLE DRACULA     [hissing whisper]  Silence! GORVI     [hand over his mouth]  Mmm! DRACULA     Shut the door. SOUND     DOOR SHUTS DRACULA     You did not release me, but I can overlook that, if you will serve me now. GORVI     [muffled] Mm-hm! [yes] DRACULA     Good.  I still know what you want.  The oh-so-lovely miss Britt. GORVI     [muffled] Mm-hm! [eager yes] DRACULA     Then this is what you must do... MUSIC SOUND     DOORS BEING LOCKED, WINDOW SHUTTERS SECURED VAN HELSING     I appreciate your humoring me, Michael. MICHAEL     Of course. VAN HELSING     Bringing everyone here to my rooms. MICHAEL     I assume you think we may be safe here? VAN HELSING     As safe as anywhere else. MIRANDA     How can we all sleep? VAN HELSING     You may lie on the couch, if you need to.  Michael and I will remain awake.  On guard. BRITT     I can help guard as well. VAN HELSING     Did you bring your bible? BRITT     I could not find it! VAN HELSING     Never mind, I think we have whatever we may need.  Wallace? WALLACE     [grim] Absolutely, sir. MICHAEL     What if he doesn't come here? VAN HELSING     He must.  I circled the patient rooms and staff quarters with poppy seeds and salt.  He will never get across that.  MICHAEL     So he will have to come here, or--? VAN HELSING     --or starve. MUSIC     TIME PASSES VAN HELSING     We can slow him with spells, or stake him through his heart, but to truly banish his soul to the purgatory he so richly deserves, only holy water will suffice - and not a mere sprinkling, a veritable dousing. MUSIC     TIME PASSES VAN HELSING     Vampires are irredeemably evil.  The only way to save miss Locksley from this hellish fate is to destroy this monster before she loses the last spark of humanity.  As long as her soul does not depart her body, she can be saved. MUSIC     TIME PASSES SOUND     MOST ARE SLEEPING VAN HELSING     This will be it.  Are you ready? WALLACE     Can't wait to see how it turns out, sir.  VAN HELSING     Good man. SOUND     KNOCK AT THE DOOR VAN HELSING     Ah...  It begins. GORVI     [muffled] Gorvi is alone?  Let Gorvi in! WALLACE     Bloody idiot. VAN HELSING     You may be more correct than you know.  Wait for my signal.  Michael, wake up, get the ladies into the dressing room, back there.  Whatever you do, do not open the door until you are certain it is morning - you may have to restrain miss Locksley, if Dracula has enough of a hold over her.  Can you? MICHAEL      Yes, I think so. VAN HELSING     Move, then.  There's a good lad. VAN HELSING     Take this-- SOUND     RATTLE OF NECKLACE CHAIN VAN HELSING     It offers some protection. SOUND     CROWD GOES OUT, DOOR SHUTS VAN HELSING     Now. WALLACE     Right.  Gorvi?  Is there anyone with you? GORVI     [muffled, but clearly lying] No.  Who would be with Gorvi? VAN HELSING     [laugh] No one alive.  Throw open the gate. WALLACE     A'right.  Just a moment. SOUND     DOOR THUMPS VAN HELSING     [hissed] Stay back. SOUND     DOOR SLAMS OPEN, HITS WALLACE WALLACE     Uhh! SOUND      BODY DROPS AND SLIDES ACROSS FLOOR VAN HELSING     Wallace! WALLACE     uhh...[out cold] SOUND     HEAVY BOOTS STRIDE CONFIDENTLY INTO ROOM VAN HELSING     Dracula! DRACULA     You stand between me and destiny, old man.  Step aside and I shall kill you quickly. VAN HELSING     Never.  Back, foul fiend! DRACULA     [hisses]  You believe you can tame me?  I have seared my flesh on your so-clever prison walls so many times, I have scars. VAN HELSING     And yet, you do not approach. DRACULA     Only a fool uses his hands to dig when he has a shovel... Gorvi! GORVI     [flying leap] Master! SOUND     BODY DROP - CROSS DROPS VAN HELSING     Unh! DRACULA     [evil laugh]  And now, my most precious enemy, prepare to meet your well-deserved fate! SOUND     DOOR SLAMS OPEN MICHAEL     No! SOUND     MICHAEL STORMS IN VAN HELSING     Dammit, boy!  You've ruined it!  Do what you want with me-- DRACULA     Of course, herr doktor!  You have always cared more for others than for yourself.  [commanding, hot] Come to me, my darling! MIRANDA     [breathless] I must go--! MICHAEL     No!  Get back! BRITT     Miss Miranda, you can't! GORVI     Britt! MIRANDA     [snarling]  Let me pass, strumpet! SOUND     SHORT CATFIGHT MIRANDA     Ugh! [hurling Britt] SOUND     BRITT ENDS UP IN DRAC'S ARMS GORVI     [upset] Britt! DRACULA     A gift?  For me?  You are too kind. MIRANDA     My love!  You don't want her! DRACULA     She is merely the aperitif, my dearest darling - [hot] you alone can satisfy me. MIRANDA     [ecstatic sigh] DRACULA     Now, my pale blonde flower.. BRITT     [struggles for a moment, then goes limp with a sigh, breathing hard] SOUND     FANGY NOISE GORVI     No!  Gorvi wants Britt! VAN HELSING     Wallace!  Ready! DRACULA     Imbecile! SOUND     THUMP AS GORVI HITS DRACULA SOUND     HEAVY THROW, BODY HITS WALL, NECK CRUNCH GORVI     [dying noises] DRACULA     Miranda, show your devotion - come and hold this delectable morsel for me. SOUND     RUNNING FEET WALLACE     Yaaaah! VAN HELSING     Kick him! DRACULA     [very slight] Oof.  WALLACE     [struggling] DRACULA     [chuckles nastily] And now what do you do?  I have your leg. WALLACE     [triumphant] Yes! SOUND     CLICK, SMALL EXPLOSION SOUND     MUCH WATER SPLASHES, HISSING BURNING NOISE DRACULA     What?  No!  [shrieking in agony] Ahhh! MICHAEL     Good God! VAN HELSING     Holy water!.  DRACULA     But how?  I would have seen a bottle.  Ahh! VAN HELSING     Wooden leg.  WALLACE     And a small blasting cap. DRACULA     Ahh! [receding] SOUND     LIQUIDY HORRIBLE PUDDLY NOISE WALLACE     Uh, Sir?  Can I get a hand? VAN HELSING     Certainly.  I'll even give you a leg up. MUSIC END  

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With the thrall of the Olympics in the air, Kate and Betsy decided to do a sportsy picture book this week. And what they ended up with is arguably the most famous picture book in Canada. How famous is it? It's SO famous that a line from it has appeared on Canadian currency. It's SO famous that it has its own musical. We dodge around topics like Canada's Quiet Revolution (?), books with titles like La Guerre, Yes Sir!, Maurice "The Rocket" Richard, and Betsy mispronounces Tupac. Cause she can. Show Notes: Curious? Here's a glimpse of the musical they made of the book. We highly suspect it had a different resolution from that of the original tale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp3kyfjuELs Betsy Recommends: The podcasts The Plot Thickens from TCM (season 2!) and Still Buffering. Kate Recommends: Schmigadoon on Apple Plus For the full Show Notes please visit: https://blogs.slj.com/afuse8production/2021/08/03/fuse-8-n-kate-the-hockey-sweater-by-roch-carrier-ill-sheldon-cohen-translated-by-sheila-fischman/

Yessir, the boys are back! Listen in as Noah and Bitt talk about alternative milks, getting robbed in South America, and some frankly baffling Star Wars theories, all in the name of living a meaningful life! Show Notes: Monty Python - Oscar, James and George in the company of Bertie LEGO White Noise SMART Goals Every Michael Jackson Grunt The Bigger Luke Wiki Follow us on Twitter: @IllSoundPodcast Shoot us an email: IllogicallySoundPodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Off to Osaka Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Recorded February 22, 2021 Originally published July 28, 2021

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How Do You Manage Expectations? How do I manage expectations? With employees, clients, everything... Let's talk about it. Good afternoon, Thomas Joyner with Business On Purpose here. If there's one thing I've seen this year, it's the businesses that manage expectations the best are the ones who have the least issues with their employees and the least issues with clients.  So... let's break this up into two pieces. First, how do we manage expectations with employees?  I think it all starts with what we say. Do we honor what we say or do we tell people what they want to hear, hoping it will buy us enough time to figure out what to do? Don't do that! Slow down, mean what you say. I had a client recently who had an employee leave. Just out of the blue, submitted their two-week notice and took a job elsewhere. At the exit interview, they drilled down on why they were leaving and all the employee would say was, “There are just a lot of unmet expectations from the hiring process.” So, at our next coaching time, we spent the majority of the time going back to listen to what exactly was communicated throughout the hiring process. I looked at their process top to bottom and it jumped off the page to me. “Potential for profit sharing and buying into the practice.”  It sounds great on paper, right? Profit-sharing and offering ownership to key employees to give them more of a stake in the company. So, I looked at the business owner and asked him, “Did you ever profit share or allow them to buy in?” Well, not exactly. We were trying to grow and thought we could table it for a bit until the right time.  “So when is the right time?” Because what that communicates in the hiring process is that it's not a possibility, but a 100% option for the employee. That's the breakdown in communication right there.  Without intending to offer that, it sounded like a great idea that he could figure out in the future when the time was right. A great way to get a quality person on the team and then figure out how to keep them happy on the back end. But... that's misleading and not managing expectations well at all. How else do we do this? Well, we tell employees we will train them and then feed them to the wolves. We tell them we'll have meetings to check on their progress and answer questions and then don't prioritize them ourselves so employees are left feeling unimportant. We tell them there is room for growth in the business, to give them more responsibility in their career and then bury them in their current job. What if it looked different though? What if we scheduled training times with employees and gave them an onboarding time to ask questions about their role. What if we were prepared, ready, and engaged in new employee check-ins. What if we gave employees metrics to hit, with crystal clear expectations for what you're looking for in order for them to move up in the business. IN a way that you both know if they hit it or not.  You see, I think we're not careful about the things we promise, which in turn get our employees' expectations moving a direction we never intended. Be clear. Painfully clear in the expectations you set and watch the overall employee morale improve on a daily basis. So if that's how we manage it with employees, how do we manage it with clients. Well, the exact same way! Do what you say you're going to do and know what expectations you are setting before you put them in place. I have a friend who always feels like they are being attacked by clients. But here are the expectations he sets. Every time an email pops up on his phone, he answers it immediately. Every time a voicemail is left, it's answered as soon as possible. Texts, can't get to them quick enough. It's no wonder his clients get frustrated when it takes an hour because he's trained them that every text or call or email they send him is treated like an emergency. He is setting the expectation every day that he is available 24/7 to them.  Now if that's the message he wants to communicate, ok. But I will sometimes read emails, and if they are not an emergency I will leave them until the next morning. I want to be 100% clear in setting expectations that I block out time for email every morning and cannot orient my entire life and schedule around other people's minor inconveniences. “But they'll leave!” Maybe... but the ones that leave are the headaches to begin with. The ones probably not worth working with anyway.  “Well, that's a very narrow-minded way of doing business?” Is it though? I want the people I'm face to face with to know I'm focused entirely on them. Not being distracted nonstop at all the things vibrating on my phone. Let's talk about this practically. I asked for a quote from a contractor recently. I needed some work on my house and they came out to inspect. On the way out, the contractor said, “I'll send you a quote to your email.” Great... thanks! The next morning, no quote. 3 days later, no quote. Monday of the following week I finally called. “Hey, just making sure you're sending that quote.” Yessir, I'll have it to you soon.  It took 2 weeks to get the quote. I was frustrated. Zero expectations were set, so I had zero confidence in what would be delivered. Imagine if this happened. On the way out the door the contractor says, “It's probably going to be 2 weeks before I can get this proposal to you. Is that ok?” If it's ok and I'm in no rush I would have said yes. If not, at least I have the option and feel respected enough to make my own decision. It would also put the picture in my mind that this contractor must do good work or they wouldn't be booked out this far. I did the same thing a few weeks ago. I had a sales meeting with a business and it was the Friday of 4th of July week. “Great, send us a proposal for us to look over.” No problem, I said. Just so you know it will be Monday afternoon before I can get this to you as I'm about to head out of town. Is that ok? Yep, that's great! We'll look forward to reading it then. Expectations, guys! Manage them. In every aspect of your business. They matter so much! They can give you a great reputation. Or can completely tarnish it. They can buy you freedom from work, or chain you to your business at all hours of the day. So, a question for you to think through today. What are the expectations you need to appropriately set in your business to give your employees and clients the expectations you want them to have?  If I can help answer that question at all, please let me know. We build processes out for all of this to help make sure you are communicating everything the right way. Alright, thanks for joining have a great day, and make sure to subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel.

How Do You Manage Expectations? How do I manage expectations? With employees, clients, everything... Let's talk about it. Good afternoon, Thomas Joyner with Business On Purpose here. If there's one thing I've seen this year, it's the businesses that manage expectations the best are the ones who have the least issues with their employees and the least issues with clients.  So... let's break this up into two pieces. First, how do we manage expectations with employees?  I think it all starts with what we say. Do we honor what we say or do we tell people what they want to hear, hoping it will buy us enough time to figure out what to do? Don't do that! Slow down, mean what you say. I had a client recently who had an employee leave. Just out of the blue, submitted their two-week notice and took a job elsewhere. At the exit interview, they drilled down on why they were leaving and all the employee would say was, “There are just a lot of unmet expectations from the hiring process.” So, at our next coaching time, we spent the majority of the time going back to listen to what exactly was communicated throughout the hiring process. I looked at their process top to bottom and it jumped off the page to me. “Potential for profit sharing and buying into the practice.”  It sounds great on paper, right? Profit-sharing and offering ownership to key employees to give them more of a stake in the company. So, I looked at the business owner and asked him, “Did you ever profit share or allow them to buy in?” Well, not exactly. We were trying to grow and thought we could table it for a bit until the right time.  “So when is the right time?” Because what that communicates in the hiring process is that it's not a possibility, but a 100% option for the employee. That's the breakdown in communication right there.  Without intending to offer that, it sounded like a great idea that he could figure out in the future when the time was right. A great way to get a quality person on the team and then figure out how to keep them happy on the back end. But... that's misleading and not managing expectations well at all. How else do we do this? Well, we tell employees we will train them and then feed them to the wolves. We tell them we'll have meetings to check on their progress and answer questions and then don't prioritize them ourselves so employees are left feeling unimportant. We tell them there is room for growth in the business, to give them more responsibility in their career and then bury them in their current job. What if it looked different though? What if we scheduled training times with employees and gave them an onboarding time to ask questions about their role. What if we were prepared, ready, and engaged in new employee check-ins. What if we gave employees metrics to hit, with crystal clear expectations for what you're looking for in order for them to move up in the business. IN a way that you both know if they hit it or not.  You see, I think we're not careful about the things we promise, which in turn get our employees' expectations moving a direction we never intended. Be clear. Painfully clear in the expectations you set and watch the overall employee morale improve on a daily basis. So if that's how we manage it with employees, how do we manage it with clients. Well, the exact same way! Do what you say you're going to do and know what expectations you are setting before you put them in place. I have a friend who always feels like they are being attacked by clients. But here are the expectations he sets. Every time an email pops up on his phone, he answers it immediately. Every time a voicemail is left, it's answered as soon as possible. Texts, can't get to them quick enough. It's no wonder his clients get frustrated when it takes an hour because he's trained them that every text or call or email they send him is treated like an emergency. He is setting the expectation every day that he is available 24/7 to them.  Now if that's the message he wants to communicate, ok. But I will sometimes read emails, and if they are not an emergency I will leave them until the next morning. I want to be 100% clear in setting expectations that I block out time for email every morning and cannot orient my entire life and schedule around other people's minor inconveniences. “But they'll leave!” Maybe... but the ones that leave are the headaches to begin with. The ones probably not worth working with anyway.  “Well, that's a very narrow-minded way of doing business?” Is it though? I want the people I'm face to face with to know I'm focused entirely on them. Not being distracted nonstop at all the things vibrating on my phone. Let's talk about this practically. I asked for a quote from a contractor recently. I needed some work on my house and they came out to inspect. On the way out, the contractor said, “I'll send you a quote to your email.” Great... thanks! The next morning, no quote. 3 days later, no quote. Monday of the following week I finally called. “Hey, just making sure you're sending that quote.” Yessir, I'll have it to you soon.  It took 2 weeks to get the quote. I was frustrated. Zero expectations were set, so I had zero confidence in what would be delivered. Imagine if this happened. On the way out the door the contractor says, “It's probably going to be 2 weeks before I can get this proposal to you. Is that ok?” If it's ok and I'm in no rush I would have said yes. If not, at least I have the option and feel respected enough to make my own decision. It would also put the picture in my mind that this contractor must do good work or they wouldn't be booked out this far. I did the same thing a few weeks ago. I had a sales meeting with a business and it was the Friday of 4th of July week. “Great, send us a proposal for us to look over.” No problem, I said. Just so you know it will be Monday afternoon before I can get this to you as I'm about to head out of town. Is that ok? Yep, that's great! We'll look forward to reading it then. Expectations, guys! Manage them. In every aspect of your business. They matter so much! They can give you a great reputation. Or can completely tarnish it. They can buy you freedom from work, or chain you to your business at all hours of the day. So, a question for you to think through today. What are the expectations you need to appropriately set in your business to give your employees and clients the expectations you want them to have?  If I can help answer that question at all, please let me know. We build processes out for all of this to help make sure you are communicating everything the right way. Alright, thanks for joining have a great day, and make sure to subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel.

Felllllllas. I'm Austin Abbott, I'm discussing 4 players during this pod. You're listening, I hope you're enjoying. Hope yall are having a great day too. Bengals, Ravens, Steelers, Browns, one player from each team, talking about why they can ball out this year. Yessir, enjoy fellas. Shout out America btw --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fadeconsensus/support

**WARNING: YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER TO ENJOY THIS CONTENT**On this episode, Brian and I try Dollification!  Brian chose the outfit from head to toe, fake lashes, nails, and everything.  My job was to just say "Yes Sir!"  Join us on our night on the town.And remember, Patrons get Perks!  Patreon is automatically sending out merch!  Depending on which tier you select, you could get stickers, small prints, a coffee mug, or a t-shirt.  Also, if patron donations are used to fund any of the products on our Etsy page, patrons will receive that product for free after up to 1 year of patronage (sooner, depending on production costs). ·         Check out our website at kinkyintroverts.com  ·         Primary podcast: Kinky Introverts - BDSM at Home  ·         Mini podcast: Kinky Introverts - Screams, Moans, and Train Shots  ·         Email us at kinkyintroverts@gmail.com  ·         Or leave us a voicemail at *67-203-807-KINK (5465)  ·         Our socials are FetLife, Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit  ·         Creative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/kinkyintroverts)

In the week that Scotland were knocked out of the European Football Champions we look at the importance of Glasgow Green as an open space in the city where football and a variety of other sports flourished. In use today as a Fanzone for the Euros we explore the significance of football to Scotland and in particular the Tartan Army- supporters of the Scottish football team. We explore the agony and ecstasy and, above all, the eternal optimism associated with supporting our national team. Yes Sir, We Can Boogie!

Bob and Angela discuss the story of a bookstore in West Hollywood ran by your typical all-American jewish family. So swing on by and pick up the new Tom Clancy and then get really confused because they don't have any Tom Clancy. They do have "Tom Ass-y" and he wrote a lot of stories about the Navy that are probably a lot more accurate then what Tom Clancy wrote. Yessir, it's actually a hardcore gay bookstore and you're gonna get that book anyway. Admit it. It's ok. Grab yourself a Jeff Stryker classic while you're at it. It's your birthday. Bob and Angela discuss the story of "Circus of Books" and the unlikely family who ran it. It's directed by Rachel Mason, the daughter of the family and you can find it on Netflix. Funny, sad, and informative. Exactly what a doc should be. Check out this Jeff Stryker music video: https://youtu.be/-SxocH1ZS98 Trailer: https://youtu.be/Cxksd8ytFJg ------------------------------------- If you appreciate the show, give us some stars and a nice review on Apple Podcasts. Any 5 star written reviews will be read on the show! Link here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/documenteers-the-documentary-podcast/id1321652249 More places to subscribe and listen Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/documenteers Iheartradio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-documenteers-the-documenta-56951574/ Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/search/documenteers Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6o6PSNJFGXJeENgqtPY4h7?si=tZScclhYTpyjD4NGxdHyjQ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/documenteers TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Film--TV-News/Documenteers-The-Documentary-Podcast-p1101428/ Email us any recommendations or just say hi Email: documenteerspodcast@gmail.com Weak-ass social media game Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bdx-DgzA_j-/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultureRotter Culture Rot Content Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theculturerot YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9fIvG6ad-mYnJ_caqzExrA

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Yessir. They're back at it again for the first time. There actually IS a showsheet of sorts for tonight, which can be taken as either rude or revolutionary. You be the judge. All we do is pod. All we do is tweet. Why don't y'all sit back, relax, and none of the above. Well, you should watch, or listen. Thanks for kickin' it with us. Cheers. Follow us: @TheOpenBarPod @JMicCheck @FFManBun @swagman95 @TheShowFF @MattPriceFF @DGNPod @JakeTrowbridge @DrinkingFantasy @BallBlastFB Store: https://theopenbar.storenvy.com/

It's an honor and privilege to come to you with this today. As someone who has felt the sadness, felt the grief, and ask the question "Why?" more times than they can count this past year, I am happy to come to you with the most special episode of Wrestling With Edwards ever. This will be the most special ever. In this episode, we do everything in our hearts to honor the life and legacy of the wonderful Hana Kimura. I was lucky enough to have seven people join me for this special show, and it was so big that we had to split it into two parts. The goal in this episode is to honor and remember, think of all the incredible moments Hana Kimura brought us, and ultimately make it known that the bright light that she was will never truly go out. Here are the names and order of the seven great individuals that joined me in remembering Hana: Parker Klyn -- Wrestling Observer and Fight Game Media (Part I) Beth Harris -- Last Word On Sports, Inside The Ropes, and Stardust Press Podcast (Part I) Alex Richards -- Last Word On Sports, Voices of Wrestling, and Stardom Quest Podcast (Part I) Brandi Wagner -- Last Word On Sports and Top Guy Theater (Part II) Robbie Sutter -- Last Word On Sports and Fightful Magazine (Part II) Joesph Kirkland -- Last Word On Sports (Part II) Dylan Murray -- Last Word On Sports, Deadlock, and Stardom Quest Podcast (Part II) I want to thank every single one of them for coming on the show as, without them, this could not have been possible. Thank you. Linked here is the website created by Hana's mother, Kyoko Kimura, in which you can donate to #EndTheHate and help Remember Hana forever. You can also visit Hana's Pro Wrestling Tees shop here, where all the proceeds go to Kyoko as well. Here's the link to Hana Kimura's Memorial Show on FITE TV. Together, let's forever remember and cherish who Hana was, what she taught us to be, and carry on her legacy forever. Everyone is different. Everyone is special. Yessir. Rest in Peace, Hana Kimura. Articles: https://lastwordonsports.com/prowrestling/author/scottedwards/ More on Wrestling With Edwards: I am just trying to find myself a spot in the wrestling community by establishing myself not only as a writer but a podcaster as well. Do I think it'll be perfect? Absolutely not! But am I going to go down trying? You sure know it. What I am looking to do with this podcast is to grow together as a host, fans, friends, guests, whatever! Pro wrestling is supposed to be fun, so I am going to do my best in hopes of delivering exactly that, a little bit of fun for your ears week in and week out. WWE, AEW, Stardom, and so much more. Bumps, bruises, and a whole lot of wrasslin. Enjoy!

It's an honor and privilege to come to you with this today. As someone who has felt the sadness, felt the grief, and ask the question "Why?" more times than they can count this past year, I am happy to come to you with the most special episode of Wrestling With Edwards ever. This will be the most special ever. In this episode, we do everything in our hearts to honor the life and legacy of the wonderful Hana Kimura. I was lucky enough to have seven people join me for this special show, and it was so big that we had to split it into two parts. The goal in this episode is to honor and remember, think of all the incredible moments Hana Kimura brought us, and ultimately make it known that the bright light that she was will never truly go out. Here are the names and order of the seven great individuals that joined me in remembering Hana: Parker Klyn -- Wrestling Observer and Fight Game Media (Part I) Beth Harris -- Last Word On Sports, Inside The Ropes, and Stardust Press Podcast (Part I) Alex Richards -- Last Word On Sports, Voices of Wrestling, and Stardom Quest Podcast (Part I) Brandi Wagner -- Last Word On Sports and Top Guy Theater (Part II) Robbie Sutter -- Last Word On Sports and Fightful Magazine (Part II) Joesph Kirkland -- Last Word On Sports (Part II) Dylan Murray -- Last Word On Sports, Deadlock, and Stardom Quest Podcast (Part II) I want to thank every single one of them for coming on the show as, without them, this could not have been possible. Linked here is the website created by Hana's mother, Kyoko Kimura, in which you can donate to #EndTheHate and help Remember Hana forever. You can also visit Hana's Pro Wrestling Tees shop here, where all the proceeds go to Kyoko as well. Here's the link to Hana Kimura's Memorial Show on FITE TV. Together, let's forever remember and cherish who Hana was, what she taught us to be, and carry on her legacy forever. Everyone is different. Everyone is special. Yessir. Rest in Peace, Hana Kimura. Articles: https://lastwordonsports.com/prowrestling/author/scottedwards/ More on Wrestling With Edwards: I am just trying to find myself a spot in the wrestling community by establishing myself not only as a writer but a podcaster as well. Do I think it'll be perfect? Absolutely not! But am I going to go down trying? You sure know it. What I am looking to do with this podcast is to grow together as a host, fans, friends, guests, whatever! Pro wrestling is supposed to be fun, so I am going to do my best in hopes of delivering exactly that, a little bit of fun for your ears week in and week out. WWE, AEW, Stardom, and so much more. Bumps, bruises, and a whole lot of wrasslin. Enjoy!

We are back with a new season!!!!! In the first episode of season 4 We discuss Sgt. 1st class Jonathan Pentland for his assault on a young black man walking through the neighborhood in Columbia SC. We also discuss Minnesota police officer Kim Potter in the shooting death of unarmed Daunte Wright. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Time for a new KOGpod with Blake, Tommy and Weston?? Yessir!! Let's get right into the show! (03:59) Congrats to the Wichita State Shocker softball team who clinched the American Athletic Conference tournament crown (to go along with their regular season crown). They head to the Norman Regional to take on Texas A&M and most likely the #1 Oklahoma Sooners. (24:32) It's been a strong start on the field for the Wichita Wind Surge who are 8-4 after going 3-3 in their first homestand vs. Amarillo. But there has been some front office moves as GM Jared Forma resigned last week after the home opener. (36:35) The Royals stay in freefall. They are dealing with major offensive woes, plus a ton of pitching questions. The guys discuss how KC can turn things around. (50:52) Our #WichitaWhiparound focuses on Ron Baker coming back to the Roundhouse in Wichita this summer, Collegiate boys tennis and Wichita State track and field, plus an end of show addition as the Jayhawks add point guard and Arizona State transfer Remy Martin to the KU squad for next season. Make sure to hit subscribe so you never miss an episode. You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, TuneIn Radio and more! Check out our new website at www.kogsports.com. Watch full episodes on YouTube and Facebook by searching for Keeper of the Games. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @KOGpod. Follow Weston @Wmills94, Blake @becripps & Tommy @TweetsFromTommy. #KOGpod

Can we be happy when things are so broken and hard? Yes Sir! Absolutely. No Question. Listen and find out how.

50 almost unheard remixes from the 80’s selected and mixed by DJ Lindsay. Playlist: 1. Take on me - a-ha, 2. Boys don’t cry -The Cure, 3. Eyes without a face - Billy Idol, 4. Close to me - The Cure, 5. Crockett’s Theme - Jan Hammer, 6. Sweet Surrender - Wet Wet Wet, 7. What’s love got to do with it - Tina Turner, 8. What is Love - Howard Jones, 9. I want your sex - George Michael, 10. Big in Japan - Alphaville, 11. Sounds like a melody - Alphaville, 12. Ship of fools - Erasure, 13. All around the world - Lisa Stansfield, 14. C’est la vie - Robbie Nevil, 15. Missing you - John Waite, 16. Just an illusion - Imagination, 17. Self control - Laura Branigan, 18. Need you tonight - INXS, 19. I knew you were waiting - Aretha Franklin and George Michael, 20. Too Shy - Kajagoogoo, 21. Self Control - RAF, 22. Cruel Summer - Bananarama, 23. One night in Bangkok - Murray Head, 24. Rage Hard - Frankie goes to Hollywood, 25. Break my stride - Matthew Wilder, 26. Love comes quickly - Pet Shop Boys, 27. Cambodia - Kim Wilde, 28. Don’t you forget about me - Simple Minds, 29. Get closer - Valerie Dore, 30. Everybody wants to rule the world - Tears for Fears, 31. I don’t want to be a hero - Johnny Hates Jazz, 32. Sign of the times - The Belle Stars, 33. Fade to Grey - Visage, 34. Such a shame - Talk Talk, 35. Secret - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, 36. Welcome to the pleasure dome - Frankie goes to Hollywood, 37. Don’t break my heart - Den Harrow, 38. Paris Latino - Bandolero, 39. Precious little diamond - Fox the Fox, 40. True Faith - New Order, 41. The wild boys - Duran Duran, 42. Bad Boys - Wham, 43. Passion - The Flirts, 44. You’re my Heart, you’re my Soul - Modern Talking, 45. Fotonovela - Ivan, 46. West end Girls - Pet Shop Boys, 47. The look of Love - ABC, 48. The great commandment - Camouflage, 49. Yes Sir, I can boogie - Baccara Feat. Michael Universal, 50. Last night a DJ saved my life - Seamus Haji Feat. Kayjay.

He's been here before, but now Jalen Hakeem joins the team as a cohost! We play "Yessir, Hell Nah" and that leads to all types of conversations. We also discuss: a good time between marriage and starting a family, pet peeves, and how we started eating pie shakes and carrot dogs. Follow us on Instagram! @nottoodeep_podcast , @the_lifeofkeem , @delicious.views , @qualon_isqb

CDC and FDA recommend US pause use of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID 19 vaccine over blood clot concerns Mary Grace – Should kids still say Yes Sir, no Sir. Niece says it makes adults and children seem unequal. Jimmy – Could you explain the concept of Predilection? Does God love the Angels more than mankind? […] All show notes at The Patrick Madrid Show: April 13, 2021 – Hour 2 - This podcast produced by Relevant Radio

Another Tuesday Another black out. this week Matt & Liz talk about how Liz went to Military school and all the dirty details that follow. listen up. SIR, YES SIR. 

"There goes my hero. He's ordinary." -My Hero by the Foo FightersStrangely enough, this quote actually works for this episode. Sometimes Chris and Matt just throw in the first song lyric they think of at the beginning of the episode details. Sometimes they use whatever song lyric is stuck in their head. Sometimes they use whatever song lyric makes them laugh like the couple of juvenile delinquents that they are at heart. But this time? Well, this time it actually works. Thanks for that, Dave Grohl.Come join your friends at the Audio Arcana Podcast as they discuss their most memorable encounters with musicians that they admire. Yes, you already know some of these stories, whether they're good or bad encounters, are going to be complete train wrecks. It's what your fearless hosts do. They ruin stuff. Seriously, they do.WARNING: This is episode 20. Chris and Matt thought they should celebrate this minor achievement. Chris and Matt have all kinds of bad ideas. Celebrating 20 episodes? With drinking? On an empty stomach? Yessir, this is one of those bad ideas, and oh man, the 20/20 hindsight on this one was quite the swift kick in the arse. Chris, strangely enough, doesn't curse as much as he normally does. Matt? Matt cuts loose in this one. Matt gives you drunken wisdom and insights galore, celebrity impersonations you never knew you wanted to hear,  and personal reflections that seemed like a really good idea at the time of recording. Chris thinks Matt is a got-damn genius in this episode.One Song Spotify Playlist To Commemorate Poor Decisions Involving Drinking: https://open.spotify.com/track/1iqLmKZEctD27Ld4BoAngw?si=-VcWFyd3TpSh05Rm5oLC5w

YESSIR family! Back with another solo episode this week for yall. I start off by recaping ep.33, getting into podcasting, being consistent, having a plan, alex jones on the flagrant 2 podcast, going into a ready player one ecosystem, virtual experiences, NFT's, Jay-z and jack deal and more! IG: @chrisxmatt twitter: @chrisxmatt

Eric Albright, Sergeant First Class Michigan Army National Guard is serving our country and the people of Michigan and takes some time to share his leadership experiences and observations. When leading people, Eric's focus is on purpose, direction and motivation. Serving for over 23 years, his journey started when he was assigned to Iraq as a firefighter and has taken him to his current role as a key leader in recruiting here in Michigan. As a component of the U.S. Army, the Michigan Army National Guard defends the country when called to action, but what makes for a unique branch in the military is the duty to protect and serve the state of Michigan. That mission allows service members to live and serve within our Michigan communities. From natural disaster relief and civil disturbances to national emergencies, The Michigan Army National Guard is always ready, always there. In this case, they are here on the Leadership Lowdown with a great conversation about service and leadership! Tune in now!

Yessir the crew is back in the building again and we get into the Boosie comments on Michael B. Jordan dating Lori Harvey after her visible track record in the industry. The opinions are all over the place as it should be. We wrap up the “Your Honor” series from Showtime. Sorry if we spoil it for ya. We discuss the Texas situation and send our prayers and condolences out to the state. We get in depth with the Honeykomb Brazy street dilemma and talk about retribution in respect to his current career standing. We unpack a few other random topics like we always do about this time. Roll up, Poe up, and let Star’s Atmosphere take your mind away from the stresses of life for a few hours. FOLLOW US ON IG @STARSATMOSPHERE @__BITESIZE @ONLY1_CARTER @STUPIDDOPESTAR @AMAJORMUSIC DM TO BE A GUEST OR SUBMIT QUESTIONS STARSATMOSPHEREPODCAST@GMAIL.COM --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/starsatmosphere/support

Yessir! In this week's episode, your Average Broz dish out some updates. Cary lets you guys know about the unlimited car wash ticket we mentioned a couple weeks back, and he also talks about solving a few of David Dobrik's puzzles. Next up, the Broz hop into some hilarious rabbit holes of topics. From chewing, to eye size, to junk in the trunk, the Broz get on a roll in this one! To end, the Broz tackle the age-long question - which brand of gas lasts the longest? Tune in, we know you guys will love this one! SPONSORED BY: ziad@gerberkawasaki.com Cmak Training and Fitness: cmaktraining.com Cmak Training and Fitness Instagram: @cmaktraining_fitness Our Instagram! @averagebrozpodcast Contact us! averagebrozpodcast@gmail.com

Burn baby burn! On this episode of Rupaul's Drag Race, the queens have to boogie to the beat for "Disco-Mentary!" The mini challenge leaves the girls splitting into teams, and leaves Elliott and Tamisha in a sticky situation. Olivia Lux says, "Yes Sir, I Can boogie," while Tamisha unfortunately takes her, "Last Dance." Category for the runway is "LBD: Little Black Dress," leaving some of the girls looking CHIC and other's InDeep trouble.

Episode 38 02/10/2021 STeph motherfuckign SHEPPPPPPHArd repoested one of polls people!!! I REPEAT!!!!!! @steph_shep!!!!!! Kims former assistant and current badass friend!!!!!!!!!!! AH! Crazy! I only got 3 followers but I am not complaining. Grateful and HUMBled by it all!!!!! In this episode, I talk Kim's biker short bikini (?), Chris Harrison's (bad) response to a contestant being exposed as racist, AND of course, the cringey cringe tattoo that Heather Rae Young, Selling Sunset star (the vegan), got after she apparently said "Yes Sir" (ahhh!!!!!) when Tarek El Moussa, Property brothers Star, proposed. Yikes! Lots of tea this week and some poooOoolllss of course. :* --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sarah-kreutz/support

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Steven Langford discusses the best moments from last night's win over the Timberwolves including Kelly Oubre's performance, James Wiseman's "career night" and Draymond. YES SIR! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HIT THE DAMN MUSIC!!! After much anticipation, Alex finally decides to reward his listeners with a basketball ep in which he spews his horrendously amateur takes on the 2020-2021 NBA season. Going through each conference starting with the bottom feeders to the cream of the crop, he gives his opinion on how each team has performed to this point, as well as who he thinks will take home some of the awards at the end of the season. Is Alex qualified to talk about basketball for over an hour and a half? Absolutely not! But does he have fun doing so? Yessir and let's just say that Mike Breen would call this ep a BANG-er. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alex-bollington/support

Yes Sir or Yes Ma'am! Those are some of the first words you will hear when you join a martial arts school. Today you will learn about how martial arts can change your fitness and how it can change your mindset. When you leave a martial arts school something will change you for the better. https://bloomingtonmartialarts.com/martial-arts-for-teens-adults/

Join Sam Stimpson for a recruiting recap of the early National Signing Day 1 for the Arkansas Razorbacks football program! It was a great day as every member of the talented class has officially signed! YESSIR!You can call into the show and leave a voicemail at (479) 222-2480! Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @AllHogSportsPodYou can find all social medias and ways to listen at www.allhogsports.comThanks for listening to today's episode. Please leave a 5 Star review on Apple Podcasts!WOO PIG!

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SHOP 4YE WINTER 2020 COLLECTION ⏤ https://linktr.ee/4YE To all our NGE's, we want to take the time to say THANK YOU! The patience of an Eagle is simply unmatched. We've seen every message/comment/DM questioning us on where the podcast has been and with the help of COVID it's no news that every city has been in and out of lockdown making it next to impossible to function. All there is to do is adjust, we're adjusted and are also VERY appreciative of the concern yall show when the episodes slow up because that only tells us that we're doing our jobs. Thank you, episode Tekashi, enjoy! That's not a solar eclipse, thats them RO Eagles taking over the skies yesssssssir! Ray Charles could see us coming yesssssssir! Episode 69 is yet again another. jam packed, fully loaded episode for our NGE's. Yessir, answering every single question you're wondering if anybody else is even thinking about like: Why are toilet bowls so low? Playstation 1 Magazines, watching scenes that aren't appropriate for kids as a kid, not securing a Playstation 5, the first MP3 players/iPods, "Do Not Flush" toilet signs, Breaking & Entering....and then selling it back at a sick price to rightful owner (Judge Tyco easter egg) and finally the time RO host SHELDON stole 3/4 rims off a next mans whip, on his Brampton driveway around 4:15 AM EST. (if you work for the authorities we talking about a next Sheldon) ★ Don't forget to rate and review Random Order on Apple Podcasts. ★ ★All our Eagles be sure to head over to Twitch and follow the guys★ ★https://www.twitch.tv/Julian4ye★ ★https://www.twitch.tv/trey4ye★ ★https://www.twitch.tv/sabastian4ye★ ★https://www.twitch.tv/thehumanbandana★ **** Fight For Breonna ⏤ https://bit.ly/2BK8lEs Justice For Breonna ⏤ https://bit.ly/388ACku Color of Change ⏤ https://bit.ly/2YzkoO3 Contact Louisville Officials ⏤ https://bit.ly/3eBQSN3 Petitions To Sign ⏤ https://bit.ly/2YQnNHc Black Lives Matter ⏤ https://bit.ly/2Ne8jas Black Heath Alliance ⏤ https://bit.ly/3fF5USn Black Trans Travel Fund ⏤ https://bit.ly/2zNlXhR A Google Doc listing funds for local businesses, bail funds & memorial funds ⏤ https://bit.ly/2YQinMh

Yes Sir.......Hit play we laid a fire show this week ! Informative pod right here.

While Dan's away on vay-cay, the composer will play... Taking a break from our typical album review episodes this week to bring you an album's worth of relaxing piano music by yours truly. Yessir, my neo-classical side project sure keeps me busy! https://open.spotify.com/artist/72Ojcdg0bCLAURS3HTWEDm?si=bMT0pROmQ_mKep4qWQCgmw

When we call out to God and ask Him to help us, then we have to be ready and willing to obey whatever He tells us to do in response -- even if it sounds crazy. And when we follow through on His answers to our call, we also have to remember to thank Him for the blessing we receive as a result.

When we call out to God and ask Him to help us, then we have to be ready and willing to obey whatever He tells us to do in response -- even if it sounds crazy. And when we follow through on His answers to our call, we also have to remember to thank Him for the blessing we receive as a result.

Ian Punnett fills in for Elizabeth this week while she continues to hang with her family. So much to chat about. Ian is a writer, professor and professional talker, but his primary responsibility is to make me happy. And then there’s the children. We’re talking about fatherhood and Ian’s NEW book, How Millennials Can Lead Us Out of the Mess We’re In. Find more here: The Moses Book Best to the Nest is our podcast all about creating strong, comfortable, beautiful nests that prepare us to fly.

r/Maliciouscompliance In today's episode, we have a piece of garbage misogynist who calls into tech support over some trivial issue. OP is a woman, and the second she answers the phone, this guy starts screaming at her that he doesn't want help from a woman because he needs a man. You don't want help from me? Sure thing, buddy! OP sends the angry caller into on hold purgatory for hours and never resolves his issue. If you like this video and want to see more, subscribe to my channel for more daily Reddit content!