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Ana and Dan wish you a happy Valentine's Day, this podcast will erase itself as it plays. Revisiting this scifi art-house classic after 20 years reveals some of its deep flaws and something about Young Dan's wistful notions about bookish young men and Manic Pixie Dream Girls. If you loved this episode's saltiness about saccharine tales, perhaps it would make a good gift for the sober sweetheart of your dreams? Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Rick Flynn Presents: We proudly welcome the return of one of Rock & Roll's greatest utility men JOE VITALE. Joe is an American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. In a career spanning more than 55 years, Vitale has played with many of the top names in music during a career dating back to the 1970s. His book, written by Susie Vitale, is available at: www.JoeVitaleonDrums.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rick-flynn/support

WATCH CLIPS ON YOUTUBE! SUBSCRIBE TO THE UNDISPUTED YOUTUBE CHANNEL (00:00) UConn's Dan Hurley is the reported frontrunner to be the next Lakers head coach (24:12) The crew debates their NBA Finals picks. Do the Mavericks or Celtics win? (40:27) Looking back Trae Young being trading for Luka Doncic. How lopsided was this deal? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this update with Barry Young and former policeman Dan Picknell, we speak on Barry's ongoing court case post the release of the anonymised govt data, as well as the recent covid inquiry put forward by Winston Peters. Barry's next court appearance will be in Wellington on February 23rd at 10am. Your support on the day is welcomed. To support NZ Loyal by buying a t-shirt: https://nzloyal.org.nz/collections/clothing To contribute directly to whistleblower Barry Young's Legal Fund - https://donorbox.org/barry-young-legal-fund

Speaking with Barry Young (https://twitter.com/BarryYoungNZ) & former frontline Police Senior Constable, Dan Picknell.Two Kiwi whistleblowers meet in this interview to speak about their recent experiences of standing up for truth and transparency. Dan's First Interview - https://rumble.com/v40zm3p-dan-picknell-letter-to-nz-police-commissioner.html Dan 2nd interview - https://rumble.com/v41by3m-dan-picknell-changes-made-to-the-police-sudden-death-reporting-form-why.html If you would like to donate to Barry's legal defence, you can do so on NZloyal's website: https://nzloyal.org.nz/pages/donation***IMPORTANT*** Please include "WB" in the comment section so we know where to channel your donation to. It's important to note that this is for his legal bills only. he does not personally benefit. His legal bill already is nearly $20,000! https://nzloyal.org.nz

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the biggest stories with Mississippi State live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Steve about the Arkansas job staying closed and Steve thinks it's great for MSU in their search. Steve thinks it would be better to get a young ambitious coach instead of a seasoned older veteran to try to replicate the young version of Dan Mullen. Bo asks Steve if fans would accept hiring an offensive coordinator and Steve says it would have to be the right name for people to be happy. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Chaz Wolfe welcomes Dan Rubenstein to the king's stage. Dan is CEO and Founder of PUPS Pet Club, a membership-based pet club with five locations in Chicago and plans for further expansion. Dan shares the heartbreaking story of how a personal tragedy involving his own dog led to the creation of PUPS Pet Club, as he sought to provide a responsible and professional care alternative for pet parents. Listen in to learn about Dan's journey from New York, where he ran a similar business called Scout, and how he leveraged his experience as a master dog trainer, even working with celebrities' pets, to create the ultimate urban pet club experience.Throughout the episode, Dan and Chaz discuss the importance of handling adversity in partnerships, building a team that makes you a better business owner, and the thought process behind big business decisions. Additionally, they cover the significance of tracking utilization in the service industry and strategies for getting customers to fully buy into your company. Dan's story is a powerful example of using personal failure as fuel to launch a game-changing pet care empire. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with valuable insights for entrepreneurs and pet enthusiasts alike. Tune in now to hear how Dan Rubenstein found a way to turn a personal tragedy into a doggy pup club empire.During this episode, you will learn about;[01:42] Intro To Dan and His Business[05:00] Dan's Why[17:53] A Successful Decision Dan Has Made as a Business Owner[20:53] Building a Quality Team Around You[23:21] A Bad Decision Dan Made in Business[27:10] How Dan Makes Big Decisions[29:11] What Metric Would Dan Track if He Could Only Choose One[39:35] What Advice Would You Give to Young Dan[41:08] How to Connect With Dan[42:58] Info on Gathering The Kings mastermindNotable QuotesCommit to the decision once you've made it, but take your time in making the decision. - Dan RubensteinScientifically, it's proven that dogs are better for humans, particularly for our emotional well-being. If I can somehow improve that relationship, then we're winning. - Dan RubensteinPatience is key; however, more importantly, if you want to be a great manager, listen at least twice as much as you talk, if not more. - Dan RubensteinFor entrepreneurs listening to this, you must believe in what you do and put everything you have behind it—not just your money, but also your heart and soul. - Dan RubensteinFor business purposes, focus on taking care of your people, serving your clients through your team, and ensuring all of this aligns with your mission statement. - Chaz WolfeBooks and Resources Recommended:Goggins, David. Can't Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds. Lioncrest Publishing, 2018.Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/Cant-Hurt-Me-Master-Your/dp/1544512279Let's Connect!Dan Rubenstein:https://pupspetclub.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-rubenstein-8316a44b/Chaz Wolfe (Host): Linktree: https://linktr.ee/chazwolfe?utm_source=linktree_admin_shareWebsite: www.gatheringthekings.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/chazwolfe/Instagram:

Dan Nathan, Guy Adami and Liz Young are taking a look at the week ahead on the latest episode of On The Tape. Inflation is even hitting sports team purchases (3:00). David Rosenberg thinks the Fed is getting offsides (12:00). Durable goods spending is down, that's not a good sign (23:00). We preview Zoom's earnings report this week (25:00). What can we expect from Target and retail after Walmart's report last week (29:00)? Thoughts on names likes Salesforce and Nvidia (36:00)? About the Show: On The Tape is a weekly podcast with CNBC Fast Money's Guy Adami, Dan Nathan and Danny Moses. They're offering takes on the biggest market-moving headlines of the week, trade ideas, in-depth analysis, tips and advice. Each episode, they are joined by prominent Wall Street participants to help viewers make smarter investment decisions. Bear market, bull market, recession, inflation or deflation… we're here to help guide your portfolio into the green. Risk Reversal brings you years of experience from former Wall Street insiders trading stocks to experts in the commodity market. Check out our show notes and transcript here See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com/onthetape. Shoot us an email at OnTheTape@riskreversal.com with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OnTheTapePod. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow Danny Moses @DMoses34 on Twitter Follow Liz Young @LizYoungStrat on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

Look, this episode goes off the rails pretty much from the start, but you're about to hear the tale of Young Dan and his Magic Coat.Plus, vax for kids, not so much for cops.And, Facebook.

Soonie has found that she doesn't like young men like Young  Johnie Wekket or Young Charlie Shammer.  Now she's having a picnic with a young boy, a tall silver goat, & the griffin.  With tea and Butter cakes with Honey.  What do you think will happen next?Support Lantern Audio Works by purchasing our merchandise at:http://www.lanternaudiworks.comBecome a patron at:http://www.patreon.com/LanternAudioWorksFollow us on our youtube channel:https://youtu.be/X1vy0A_JB2gAnd follow me at all these places:Twitter: @CelosiaCraneInstagram: @The_Exotic_AuntFacebook: @CelosiaCraneAuthorTiktok: @Celosia.CraneSupport the show

We pick up the final story in this lovely little journey with an introduction to Young Dan Long.  And a lonely, 5-headed Griffin.  What will happen to Soonie in this adventure? Join us to find out!Support this podcast by buying our merchandise! Our store, LanterAudioWorks.com carries a ton of fun items, with clothing items for every child and adult in your life.  And any pride item that you purchase, the full profit of that is going to support The Trevor Project.  All of the time.  Not just for the Month of June.  Don't know what the Trevor Project is?  Check it out here: http://www.thetrevorproject.orgAnd you can support our other podcasts here: http://www.patreon.com/LanternAudioWorksAs always you can find me all over social media:Twitter: @CelosiaCraneInstagram: @The_Exotic_AuntFacebook: @CelosiaCraneAuthorTiktok: @Celosia.CraneSupport the show (https://celosia-crane.creator-spring.com)

Jennie Lee Podcast Series – Episode 2: Lisa May Young interviews Dan Weinbren, OU Historian

Sat down with Dan Kee AKA Young Dan Kee, solo artist and lead singer for Green Knuckle Material.  Set List:  “Isolate”, “Tired of the Lies”, “So Alive”, “Walk Away”

Valentine’s Day is coming up, so naturally the Emilys chat dating, but not before talking college basketball (1:08). They jump into dating stories with their guest, Dan Morrigan, member of Austin bands Large Brush Collection and Fertility House. The stories truly show that dating remains a dumpster fire (4:57). A dating episode wouldn’t be complete without cringeworthy red flag deal breaker scenarios (20:10). They round out the dating talk with a marriage discussion (32:30). Hot takes (35:46), corks (and a beer) of the week(41:48), and bigger than sports moments (52:35) remain staples of your time with Jurenka, Cornell, and Young Dan. 

Valentine’s Day is coming up, so naturally the Emilys chat dating, but not before talking college basketball (1:08). They jump into dating stories with their guest, Dan Morrigan, member of Austin bands Large Brush Collection and Fertility House. The stories truly show that dating remains a dumpster fire (4:57). A dating episode wouldn’t be complete without cringeworthy red flag deal breaker scenarios (20:10). They round out the dating talk with a marriage discussion (32:30). Hot takes (35:46), corks (and a beer) of the week(41:48), and bigger than sports moments (52:35) remain staples of your time with Jurenka, Cornell, and Young Dan. Large Brush Collection Fertility House Emily Jurenka Twitter - https://twitter.com/emilyjurenka Emily Cornell Twitter - https://twitter.com/emilproblems] Sports & Corks Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportsCorks The Tailgate Society Twitter - https://twitter.com/tgatesociety You can email Emily and Emily at sportsandcorks@gmail.com

The boys bring on our guest, young Dan Bilzerian for an absolutely wild episode.

In this episode, I briefly explore 20 classic television series from the 1950s through the 1980s with memorable theme music composed and/or co-composed by prolific theme tune writer Earle Hagen. Here are the series included in this episode: MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY/THE DANNY THOMAS SHOW (1953-1964) [1956-1964 opening main titles: an arrangement of "Londonderry Air," a.k.a. "Danny Boy"] [1956-1964 syndicated reruns opening and closing main titles: an arrangement of "Londonderry Air," a.k.a. "Danny Boy"] with Herbert W. Spencer for MSI Spencer-Hagen WHERE'S RAYMOND/THE RAY BOLGER SHOW (1953-1955) [1953-1955 opening and closing main titles] with Herbert W. Spencer for MSI Spencer-Hagen IT'S ALWAYS JAN (1955-1956) [1955-1956 opening and closing main titles] with Herbert W. Spencer for MSI Spencer-Hagen MY SISTER EILEEN (1960-1961) [1960-1961 opening and closing main titles] with Herbert W. Spencer for MSI Spencer-Hagen THE BARBARA STANWYCK SHOW (1960-1961) [1960-1961 opening and closing main titles] with Herbert W. Spencer for MSI Spencer-Hagen -Commercial Break- THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (1960-1968) [1960-1965 opening and closing main titles: "The Fishin' Hole"] [1965-1968 opening and closing main titles: "The Fishin' Hole"] THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (1961-1966) [1961 (episodes 1-14) opening and closing main titles] [1962 (episodes 15-30) opening and closing main titles] [1962-1963; 1964-1965 opening main titles] [1963-1964; 1965-1966 opening main titles] GOMER PYLE - USMC (1964-1969) [1964-1969 opening and closing main titles] I SPY (1965-1968) [1965-1968 opening and closing main titles] THAT GIRL (1966-1971) [1966-1967 opening and closing main titles] [1967-1970 opening and closing main titles] [1970-1971 opening and closing main titles] -Commercial Break- RANGO (1967) [1967 opening and closing main titles] THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT (1967-1969) [1967-1969 opening and closing main titles] THE DANNY THOMAS HOUR (1967-1968) [SORRY, NO THEME AVAILABLE] MAYBERRY, R.F.D. (1968-1971) [1969-1971 opening and closing main titles] THE MOD SQUAD (1968-1973) [1968-1973 opening and closing main titles] -Commercial Break- MAKE ROOM FOR GRANDDADDY (1970-1971) [1970-1971 opening and closing main titles: an arrangement of "Londonderry Air," a.k.a. "Danny Boy"] THE NEW PERRY MASON (1973-1974) [1973-1974 opening main titles] BIG EDDIE (1975) [1975 closing main titles] YOUNG DAN'L BOONE (1977) [1977 opening main titles (excerpt only)] MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER/THE NEW MIKE HAMMER/MIKE HAMMER, PRIVATE EYE (1984-1987; 1997-1998) [1984-1986 opening main titles: "Harlem Nocturne" (composed in 1939)] [1986-1987 opening main titles: "Harlem Nocturne" (composed in 1939)] [1997-1998 opening main titles: "Harlem Nocturne" (composed in 1939)] I've included vintage promos and commercials for many of the series featured in this themeography episode. And you'll also have fun listening to some ads that my podcasting friends provided to me to promote their own great podcasts; be sure to check them out. Many, many thanks to Zerbinator for his continued support. His encouragement and expertise are very much appreciated by me. You can find all of his fun-to-listen-to podcasts here, including my favorite, "Please Stand By." And I'd also like especially to thank him for providing the opening and closing theme music for Tube Tunes; all of his fantastic music can be found here. And, again, thanks are in order for him for providing TUBE TUNES with the "We'll Be Right Back" drops heard during the podcast. Thanks, Burford. I would also like to again thank Rob "Flack" O'Hara and Sean Johnson for adding TUBE TUNES to The Throwback Network. It's a great place to find just about any retro-themed podcast you can think of. Please check out the network here. I also need to thank the Free Music Archive for the following musical artists and songs that were used in this episode under the Creative Commons L...

Recorded on election night, Yin and Young (Dan and James) share their election anxieties, dating experiences and advice, as well as what it means to stand up for what you believe in. Young gets in depth about his online dating addiction and recommends dating self help books: Models and No More Mr. Nice Guy. Yin talks about almost fighting guy in Disneyland for cutting in line.

TRANSCRIPT No matter how hard they try, the Marxists simply cannot leave the Church alone — the Catholic Church. Speaking spiritually, it's easy to understand why. Satan runs the Marxist media with its support for all kinds of evil, propagating the horrors of the sexual revolution. And because Satan knows the Catholic Church is the only legitimate religion on the earth — in human history, in fact — he aims all his firepower at Christ's mystical body. It is not very hard to do the math there. But what is curious is the question of his children here on earth. There is something in their psychology that draws them to the Church. They're practically obsessed with it. Check that. They are obsessed with it. It's almost always Catholic churches, Catholic families and so forth, in TV shows, movies, novels, you name it. There is something about the Church — magnetic, psychologically magnetic — where they simply cannot ignore it. So no one can be surprised when these periodic eruptions occur in the secular media, and it seems to be the case that these eruptions are becoming more frequent. For example, within a 72-hour period, the Church was once again the subject of nonstop editorializing at major outlets. A few days back, The New York Times published a guest essay by Julia Yost from First Things entitled "New York's Hottest Club is the Catholic Church." It was a quaint piece on the increasing acceptance of Catholicism among the younger generations, in reaction to the increasing chaos in the world. It had a tinge of nostalgia sprinkled in with a touch of admiration for the cultural trend. The piece focuses on a neighborhood in Manhattan called "Dimes Square," which has become something of a haven for those fed up with the zeitgeist, focusing on a blend between traditional Catholicism and Trumpism — a confident yet somewhat mellow approach to fighting back and resisting. It was certainly flattering and somewhat shocking on the pages of the New York Times, no doubt. But of course, anything even remotely favorable to Catholicism immediately brings out the boobirds. The Marxists simply cannot leave the Church alone. In this case, it was the radical leftists at Slate who castigated the Times for publishing anything non-condemnatory of the Church. The most revealing line in the Slate piece was regarding "traditionalists," a word the author has no clue as to its meaning. She says, "many [traditionalists] are campaigning, sometimes quite vehemently, for the stripping of rights from women and queer people." And there you have it. Slate correctly intuits that any faithful Catholicism must rebel against the sexual revolution. Too bad the bishops haven't figured that out yet. And if this wasn't enough (the Times/Slate coverage), a day or so later, yet another tête-à-tête broke out between The Atlantic and Fox News, again regarding Catholicism. This skirmish began with a heavily insulting piece written by a paid online "hate researcher" (whatever that is) who is employed by a Toronto Holocaust museum. The name of his piece — or, rather, the original title — was this: "How the Rosary Became an Extremist Symbol." Not very flattering. The blowback was so severe that The Atlantic changed the name of the article so absurdly, that it didn't even reflect the content. It went from "How the Rosary Became an Extremist Symbol" to "How Extremist Gun Culture is trying to Co-Opt the Rosary." That is quite the difference. The young fellow who wrote it clearly has a next-to-zero understanding of Catholic theology as well as Catholic devotional and spiritual life. He conflates all kinds of things that are, in their essence, unrelated. He doesn't know his Catholic vocabulary, doesn't know Catholic spirituality and doesn't know much about history. But hey, why would you need to know Catholic theology, devotions and spirituality to write a piece on Catholic theology, devotions and spirituality? What's important is that he is an "online hate researcher" and was casting about for something, anything, in the Catholic world to portray as "hate." Hey, Dan, you went barking up the wrong tree. In fact, in a game of low-hanging fruit, we actually challenged the clueless kid to a debate or at least an interview. I sent him multiple tweets, a large number of which were retweeted, saying let's hash it out. In one, I pointed out to him that if he accepts, then he might want to bone up because we wrote a book, The Weapon, all about the Rosary. If you would like, it's available in our bookstore, and, on a personal note, of the four I have authored, this is hands down my favorite. Just click on the store link on the site to order a copy. Thank you in advance. Young Dan is like so many his age, full of the narrative, with no ability to think clearly and absorb anything deeper. They set out to find some evidence of a preconceived story they are convinced is true and then just grab whatever they can and jam it into the storyline — even if it barely fits, or even doesn't fit. It's kind of like a cop being so convinced that Bob committed the crime that he just plants the evidence on him, convinced that he is justified in doing so because, you know, he's right. Faithful Catholicism must rebel against the sexual revolution. The mainstream media refuses to admit they have a worldview. They are certainly allowed to have a worldview, even a wrong one, but they don't get to pretend they don't and then "investigate" things and "objectively" report on their findings. They aren't "findings." They're distortions, lies, fabrications and poorly reasoned positions, all at the service of the narrative, because the narrative is all that matters — kind of like having to break a few eggs to make an omelet. Unfortunate, certainly, but necessary. What is it about Catholicism in these types of people's minds that must be "exposed"? Those sorts of questions — deeper questions are never even pondered in the minds of media critics — like the gang on Fox's noonday show, who did an admirable job of attacking The Atlantic for religious bigotry but completely whiffed on the larger point. As we proceed even deeper into these darker times, you can bet the mortgage that the unthinking mob sitting atop the ivory towers will continue to remain on the attack. For the sake of the innocent and persuadable, they must be resisted. And no, Dan, we don't mean stringing you up from a tree by our beads, although we can imagine that's how you would interpret it. You'd be wrong, just as your current article shows your ignorance. At least we think it's ignorance. Feel free, Dan, to reach out. We'd love to talk. And no, we aren't being cheeky or facetious. You need some schooling, as well as the humility to understand that. But humility isn't really the currency of the Left.