Podcasts about your bffs

Your BFFs, your bro's, your buddies, your gal pals... Relationships define who you are. If you want to be successful, if you want to grow in your faith, if you want the blessing of God in your life, start by looking at who influences you. On Sunday, November 13, 2022, Pastor Keith Kurtz challenges us to evaluate "Who's sitting at Your Table?"

Your BFFS are back and we hope you brought your snax! Join them as they discuss the 1985 flick, The Legend of Billie Jean and heartthrob Christian Slater. Will the flick make the coveted Slumber Party Watch Shelf? Grab your sleeping back and join us at the slumber party to find out.

Hey Ya'll! I think it's safe to say that we all desire healthy friendships as midlife women. The older we get the more aware that we become that quantity is more important than quality. I hope these guidelines will serve you well when choosing and evaluating friendships! Thank you for listening and joining me for another episode of Fab February! If you enjoy the show, please link here to leave a review. You are officially invited to join our private Facebook community, We are Your BFFS! Link Here❤️ #midlifefriendships #podcastformomsofteens #podcastforwomen #friendshipguidelines I LOVE YOU!!!

Your BFFs continue the Hunky Horror series with a double feature! Will the 1982 Slumber Party Massacre and 1987's Slumber Party Massacre II make the coveted Slumber Party Watch Shelf? Grab your sleeping bag and join us at the slumber party to find out.

Your BFFs continue the Hunky Horror series with the 1984 Wes Craven flick A Nightmare on Elm Street and discuss the late hunky horror heartthrob John Saxon.

There's this thing that sets “successful” entrepreneurs apart from those that struggle to gain momentum. It's being diligent about how you choose to spend your energy. It's more limited than time, and when we don't understand how to make the best of it, our expectations suffer. The good news is, getting a hold of it is actually pretty simple. Today I'm sharing how this one thing has been a game-changer for me and how it can be for you if you follow it.   Carrot.com/Energy   Pace Morby EP 269: Negotiation Mastery #3: 9 Magic Negotiation Phrases Guaranteed to Turn Sellers into Your BFFs w/ Creative Finance Junky, Pace Morby: https://carrot.com/blog/9-magic-negotiation-phrases-pace-morby/   Chasing Daylight by Eugene O'Kelly: https://www.amazon.com/Chasing-Daylight-Forthcoming-Death-Transformed/dp/0071499938

Time to get spooky slumberkins! Your BFFs kick off their Hunky Horror series with the 2011 flick Fright Night and discuss hunky horror heartthrob Colin Farrell as Vampire Jerry.

Each month BFFs Rosalie Kicks and Katiekins roll out their sleeping bags, pick out a flick featuring one of their favorite heartthrobs and gab about it. Your BFFs discuss August heartthrob Colin Farrell's role in the 2002 flick, Phone Booth.

Each month BFFs Rosalie Kicks and Katiekins roll out their sleeping bags, pick out a flick featuring one of their favorite heartthrobs and gab about it. Your BFFs are finally back to wrap up the July series featuring heartthrob - Lea Thompson in the 1987 flick, Some Kind of Wonderful.

Your BFFs are extremely gleeful to bring you an episode about an episode full of Glee! We watched and talk about the show GLEE but focus mostly on the 4th episode of the first season, Preggers, one of Liza's faves! We give some general thoughts on the show as whole too, but mostly the single ep. Then, Liza brings another installment of her state-by-state voting guide!

Apologies for the audio gaffs in this one. We were all working through internet issues. Your BFFs welcome back Liza's real life brother Jon and Andrew's real life shirt-brother Kalen back to the pod. They let us know about their new positions in the Throwback To School universe and more importantly tell us about their love of the french comics, Asterix & The Adventures of Tintin! Plus, Liza has created a game that Wii all play together.

Your BFFs are ALL over the place! Gregg Sussman and Frank Stampfl are breaking down Carlos Beltran stepping down as Mets Manager, OBJ spanking a securtiy guard, NFL DFS for this weekend, NBA injuries with Inside Injuries, and debate over Nolan Arenado! Did we miss anything? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

When it comes to whispering to ghosts, we'll leave that up to the expert herself Jennifer Love Hewitt. Your BFFs however are back to talk at a normal level about a show Liza loved in high school, Ghost Whisperer! Plus, a very GHASTLY Surprise Prize!

Your BFFs are out for the day but no worries, The Closer is here! Chris Ventra is joined by George Kurtz and Fantasy Taz Jim Day to go over the most added and dropped players. They also let you know who you should be buying or selling via trades. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Your BFFs return with some classic material: Jordan brings the era-defining clash of wrestling promotions known as The Monday Night Wars, and Caitlin continues to advocate for animator Don Bluth, coming with his debut feature The Secret of NIMH. We also check in on the news coming out of New York Comicon and share updates on what we've been watching, including what may be the arrival of a new Kdrama to our lives. Become a patron and get bonus eps, playlists, essays and more at patreon.com/geekdownpod or buy us a coffee at ko-fi.com/geekdownpod. Theme music by Rob Gasser (soundcloud.com/robgassermusic), licensed under (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Your BFFs are back to talk about a childhood fave of Andrew's, a TGIF sitcom Step By Step! How does the show hold up today? How about The Code-man? Plus, a revealing Surprise Prize and a new Can You Spotify Me Bro? Liza's Can You Spotify Me Bro selection is "Wake Up" by Sudan Archives www.goodtalkstudio.com Support Good Talk Studio on Patreon at: www.patreon.com/GoodTalkStudio Logo credit to Sarah Maloney Audio credit to Andrew Takahashi Website credit to Liza Jolley

So no one told our pod would be this way? Your BFFS are here to talk about 6 certain friends of theirs, the FRIENDS! We're talking about the titular tv show and how much Liza loves it. We find out who here fave FRIEND is and how she feels about the show today. Plus, a friendly Surprise Prize! www.goodtalkstudio.com Support Good Talk Studio on Patreon at: www.patreon.com/GoodTalkStudio Logo credit to Sarah Maloney Audio credit to Andrew Takahashi Website credit to Liza Jolley

When you’re a busy, driven, ambitious woman, having real friendships with other grown women can be difficult. It’s not easy to create time, space and energy to nurture relationships - so what are we supposed to do? In this episode we talk about the reality that is creating authentic friendships and prioritizing what we look for in other women. Your episode worksheet: Femmefluence.com/ep16 Key Points from this Episode: Friendship has always been a love / wanna be loved relationship for me.  If you’ve just joined us on Femmefluence Radio, you may have heard my story of being heavily bullied growing up. So bullied that during the summers when we were out of school I was actually more scared than when we were in school - because it gave the bullies (all girls) more time to harass me. I spent a few summers literally without hair on my head because of being what we called in our little town “mobbed” when I was out and about. The few friends that I had, I cherished. But I did dream of a day when I’d have girls around me who not only had my back, but that I could have deep, meaningful relationships with. That I could bring myself fully to. I wanted that Sex in the City life - I wanted my personal Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte (of course I was Carrie because #shoes)... But in my early 20s, instead of making that a priority, I was swept up with marriage, motherhood, career...my few friends growing up were definitely on a different track than me - we had zero in common. I grieved that because the 2 friends I actually had growing up felt so distant. I thought I’d never have life-giving, nourishing, REAL-ationships with women in the way I dreamed ever. I felt envy for those those that seemed to have those girlfriend trips, book clubs, hangouts at church and after-work mixers - and it wasn’t that I wasn’t invited, I just felt that I didn’t belong. But I also knew that the type of women I wanted to become close with had to have at least a few qualities and values that made our interactions meaningful and deep. I abhor small talk so if I was going to spend time away from my kids and career, I wanted to create relationships that had a few things in common: ambitious and unapologetic about it, loved travel, and invested in personal development.  Optional: they had kids or a family life that has high on the priority list without being a victim to it. Also wasn’t overly sensitive and understood that we’re all busy, but were committed to each other in a “be there for you in a kind of way”.  Basically, I was always looking to build a relationship with grown women who genuinely cared. I honestly didn’t know it they existed because of my former programming and beliefs growing up. Plus, let’s get real: LIFE can totally get in the way. But it’s becoming even more important in today’s world (and it won’t be getting easier with technology replacing connection IRL). Western societies have become more socially isolated over the decades because of all of it. And it’s causing major health issues - mentally and physically.  Any amount of increase in our social isolation would be bad news, because friendship isn't just about fun, fellowship and emotional health. Having friends can improve physical health, too.  So my friend listening in here...here’s why WE need to make friendship a priority in our lives - while having discernment around who gets to have our time and energy (because hello, we’re ambitious women changing the world - we need to be sentinels of our time, while being with a squad that supports us) Here are the top 3 reasons why FRIENDSHIP makes us more effective Femmefluencers: Friends may extend your life and generally, make you healthier and sharper People who have strong social relationships are less likely to die prematurely than people who are isolated. In fact, according to a 2010 review of research, the effect of social ties on life span is twice as strong as that of exercising, and equivalent to that of quitting smoking. Friendships also keep your mind sharp - having friends who make you feel like you belong may be a key for better physical health. A 2012 study found that older people's dementia risk increased with their feelings of loneliness. If we live longer (and feel good while living) we can help more people.  Friends influence us (for better or worse) Obesity is contagious, screamed headlines, after a 2007 study that found that when one person packed on extra pounds, his or her friends were more likely to become obese, too. But there was an overlooked bright side to the research, which appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine. Thinness spread like social wildfire, too. Your BFFs can help you through tough stuff As the song goes, We all need somebody to lean on and research on cancer patients finds that when the going gets tough, friends can help because friends can help you cope with rejection Not all social relationships can go smoothly, unfortunately. But when they don't, friends can help you pick up the pieces. [The Science of Breakups: 7 Facts About Splitsville] A 2011 study on fourth-graders found that having friends helped kids cope with the stress of being picked on or rejected by other classmates. The researchers measured cortisol, a stress hormone, in their study participants' saliva and found that being excluded by their peers raised the kids' cortisol levels, probably indicating chronic stress. (Getting picked on didn't raise cortisol levels, the researchers reported in the journal Child Development, suggesting that getting left out may hurt more than getting attention in a negative way.) But the cortisol increase that came with being excluded was less pronounced in kids who had more friendships or closer friendships, compared with those who had few or low-quality friendships. In my 30’s I started getting serious about filling the friendship void I felt in my life. I had a few sweet friends, but in all honesty, they always felt like I had to conform to make it work for them - “Jen how come you’re not coming to the potluck?”  So I started to see how I had to show up to make what I wanted happen. I got therapy specifically to work on this area of my life - relationships. I knew that I had to start with me first and only that would change who would start showing up in my life. I looked for places where I thought grown women would be - and bravely stepped into them (and I hate going to places where I don’t know anyone!). I joined things that I had genuine interest in my life - a book club, a women’s executive group, and scheduled actual play time weekly with my daughters and other moms. If I’m being honest, I hated it at first, but part of making a transformation is 1) being uncomfortable, and 2) seeing it though.  I started inviting people to have small meet-ups over coffee with me - to get out of the house on the weekends and to do one of my favorite things, coffee! My dear friend @Jadah Sellner, has taught me so much about friendship, and has a few tips that she shared on Instagram that have truly made me a better friend.  I’ll let you check it out (her info will be in the shownotes) but the main one that really hit home for me is: Don’t take things personally. Keep asking and inviting - people are busy and it’s usually not personal if they can’t make it.  Whew. Because of my upbringing that felt like the hugest risk - the risk for rejection. But one other thing that I started doing the past couple years is being 100% available for Squad Trips with my 3 closest gal pals - Jadah, Nikki and Nicole. All 3 of us are running global businesses, have families to care for, and travel quite a bit, especially for events and speaking. Still, once a quarter we choose a place to intersect, integrate, be ourselves, catch up, eat meals together and talk about #allthethings. Mostly things that we keep sacred for ourselves, out of the public eye and only shared with people we trust. It’s not inauthentic to not share everything with everyone just because social media gives us the opportunity to NOT filter ourselves. Our time together is a respite outside of our families to discuss anything that’s on our mind, not ready or available for outside consumption. In between, we have a channel on the Voxer app where we can chat it up but there’s no pressure to check-in on a schedule. We jump on when we can, and when we want to share something or ask for support too. Just a few years ago this would’ve been something that I would have not prioritized, but now it’s an anchor on my calendar - an event as important as my business ones, my family trips and my nail + brow appointments, ok?  Making new friends as an adult can feel a little awkward, so here are some ideas to think about outside of what I’ve already shared. Talk about your passion. You’ll attract others who are passionate about the same things as you if you share those things - love reading, music, fashion, science, Peloton? Having shared interests help start creating community and new friends will naturally vibe towards you. Values-driven discernment. This show is all about that, and if you live your life aligned with your values, those that have the same and/or linked values with yours will show up. Mine are autonomy, justice, generosity, legacy and leadership, and I actually enjoy having my own business and love talking about it; for some people that bore the hell out of them. For me, a woman walking her values is the epitome of integrity, and someone I like to spend time with. Be a better friend to YOURSELF. Have you ever done a solo date? Totally enjoyed yourself with yourself? Doing this on a regular basis tells you what you really love, and how you show up for yourself. And that energy radiates with the people you want attract and connect with. Be a contributor and generous, but let your friends know when you’re needing some boundaries around a deadline or just don’t have the energy to hang out. I used to ghost out because I didn’t want them to worry about me, but they ended up worrying about me anyway! Be fluid and flexible too - any rigidity in a relationship never feels fun or good for anyone. I say: be committed, not attached - keep your word and check on your strong friends.  Female friendships are still something I’m fiercely committed to being better at and in order to get better at it, I've realized that there's a certain level of discernment needed in order to know how to call people to their accountability, call people to their integrity, how to not use pink slime against other women and how spiritual bypassing has actually ruined friendships in my life.  Next episode we’ll talk all about that.    

Your BFFs are back with season 1 episode 4 of Cheers, and this one really made us wish there was a Mac and Cheese magazine.While we’re at it, let’s hear all about Trevor’s exciting New York City vacation and Lindsay’s non-movie tinder date! Listen to Trevor relive the time he bombed not one but TWO interviews, talk about our below average looks and hey, what are your feelings on magicians?Find out more at https://knows-your-shame.pinecast.co

Your BFFs are back with season 1 episode 3 of Cheers, and this one is for all you jocks out there! It's our sportiest episode ever!While we’re at it, let’s discuss another bad Tinder date, Trevor's secret vacation, and New York vs Boston! We'll meet Big Eddie, listen to Lindsay try to be sincere about something, and trade stories about getting fired from jobs - one story involves a Juggalo! Find out more at https://knows-your-shame.pinecast.co

Your BFFs are back with season 1 episode 2 of Cheers, and this one is 22 minutes of yikes.While we’re at it, let’s discuss New Years resolutions, Trevor’s birthday (he’s turning 91!), and grip strength. Also, what does your Bumble profile say?Support Where Everybody Knows Your Shame by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/knows-your-shameFind out more at https://knows-your-shame.pinecast.coThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Happy New Year! Your BFFs, Gregg Sussman and Frank Stampfl are back to discuss all of the latest coming out of PIttsbugh, the coaching changes around the NFL and begin a bit of a playoff preview! #FNTSY #NFL #fantasyfootball #coachingcarousel #Bengals #Cardinals #Jets #Dolphins #Packers #Buccaneers #Browns #Giants #Knicks Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Episode 12 It's a gathering, a most magical one at that! Your BFFs are back and they are joined by their friend and self appointed commissioner of the show Alex Guettler! Alex shares something he loved in high school, Magic The Gathering! Listen to our review of the game and get to know Alex with us. Plus, a revealing and heartfelt Surprise Prize, "Is This Green Day?" and Alex gives us a song for "Can You Spotify Me, Bro?" Have a fun listen! Logo Credit to Sarah Maloney Audio Credit to Andrew Takahashi Website Credit to Liza Jolley www.goodtalkstudio.com

Your BFFs are back with a fresh new season of SaintCraftRadio. We go over our extended hiatus with a BIG announcement from Toots. Catch you up and refresh your memory with the Saints offseason moves. We look ahead at starting the season strong with a week 1 matchup vs the Bucs. Like always we wouldn't be SCR without enjoying some great beer. This week we enjoy some can releases from the always amazing, Electric Brewing. Cheers & Whodat!Like our show? Help us grow! Like, Comment, & Share!!! Follow @SaintCraftRadio on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook! You can find all of our free episodes on iTunes and Spreaker.com. Don't forget to Subscribe! Who Dat!!!

Your BFFs are back with a fresh new season of SaintCraftRadio. We go over our extended hiatus with a BIG announcement from Toots. Catch you up and refresh your memory with the Saints offseason moves. We look ahead at starting the season strong with a week 1 matchup vs the Bucs. Like always we wouldn't be SCR without enjoying some great beer. This week we enjoy some can releases from the always amazing, Electric Brewing. Cheers & Whodat!Like our show? Help us grow! Like, Comment, & Share!!! Follow @SaintCraftRadio on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook! You can find all of our free episodes on iTunes and Spreaker.com. Don't forget to Subscribe! Who Dat!!!

Episode 10 A monumental occasion indeed! Your BFFs are back and it's our TENTH episode! Join us as we talk about something Andrew liked in high school, RUSH HOUR. Hear how Liza tricked Andrew into watching it, whether the movie ends up as problematic as we fear and how does the duo of Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan perform? Plus, a new installment of "Is This Green Day" and a new "Can You Spotify Me, Bro?"! Logo Credit to Sarah Maloney Audio Credit to Andrew Takahashi Website Credit to Liza Jolley www.goodtalkstudio.com

Episode 4 She's here! The fabled guest has arrived! Your BFFs are joined by one of their BFFs, Jade! And we're getting to know her better through her pick, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse! Logo Credit to Sarah Maloney Audio Credit to Andrew Takahashi Website Credit to Liza Jolley www.goodtalkstudio.com

Hell yeah, that’s right! Your BFFs are back for a smashing summer special and they’re hanging with their BFFs and they’re all at the cottage and everybody is wasted. This hot mess of a show (recorded spontaneously in the middle of the night heavily under the influence) tackles hard hitting questions like “where’s Dev’s phone?”, “but what kind of superpowers tho?”, “y no drake @ josh’s wedding?”, and “did we record a podcast last night?” Dev gets a surprise belated bday gift and the gang explores other such topics like people from Jonny’s high school making the news, boaty mcboatface, American politics, bonks, Musings, a contest, firsts, mother carol’s birthday incident, fajitas, and more! Thanks to our special guests, Ben and Christine, and also our specialest guest, Alex (last man standing)! And while speech is slurred and thoughts are blurred it all comes through clearer than ever on the gangs’ new equipment (that took them like an hour to set up). So pour yourself a cup of tea/tequila and get ready to kick it™ harder than ever! PS - Stay tuned after the music for a taste of setup struggles some fire freestyles from K$ and Ben. As always feel free to send any comments/questions/concerns/nudes to us at kiwdaj@gmail.com Follow us on twitter @kiwdaj Like our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/kiwdaj/ And leave us a message with your silly voices at 6478487869 Especially u new listeners - we love u #blowingupinbangladesh Hope to talk to you guys soon. Until then stay beautiful, angel darlings xoxo Burpgirl & Gigglebitch

In this episode, Alex and I are talking with the king of all things systemization, Frank Curtin. Frank shares his awesome knowledge with us about the importance of having systems in place and documenting those systems. In this episode, he tells us why you need systems (here’s a hint – to help scale and grow your business efficiently); why you need to be documenting; how to document; why it’s a constant process; actionable steps to get you started today; what ‘chunking it down’ means; and more good stuff. Listen – systems and documentation are your friends. Your best friends. Your BFFs. Get the goods on documenting from this episode, trust me, you want this info. Get goin…